t4 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, Feb 26, 1986 Business MANCHESTER SPORTS Cash savings bonds without a fee Day-care expense Form 1099, listing the amount of your 1985 HH bond In Brief Police department MHS in tourney QUESTION; I want to cash five $ 1,000 Series H, U .S. interest. The Internal Revenue Service gets copies of Savings Bonds I acquired in 1978 in exchange for old all 1099s. If you don’t report that interest on your worrying parents Series E bonds. In subsequent years my bank never federal income tax return, the revenooers computers Stocks nearing 1,700 level adapts to change by virtue of tie charged for cashing H bonds. Recently, they have Investors’ will go “tilt” and you'll hear from them. NEW YORK (AP) — The stock market head^ ... page 13 charged for that action. Can I cash my bon4|, at the You could enclose a note with your return, higher today, making a new bid to surpass the ... supplement Inside ... page 9 U.S. Treasury in Washington or at a district Federal G uide explaining the problem and stating you’ll report and 1,700 level in the Dow Jones industrial average. • Reserve Bank, without any charge? pay tax on that interest for 1986, by which time you Dow Jones’s average of 30 blue chips rose 2.18 to William A. Doyle should have the missing interst. That, of course, 1,694.84 in the first hour of trading. ANSWER: Vou can, but there’s no reason in the would be a hassle. The easier way would be to report Gainers took a narrow lead over losers in the world for you to go to that trouble. the interst on your 1985 return. early tally of New York Stock Exchange-listed You can redeem your bonds through any bank or You wrote the wrong address. Write the Bureau of issues savings and loan association that is a “paying agent" the Public Debt, 200 Third Street, Parkersburg, West Eastern Airlines rose 'A to i ' / i and Texas Air, for U.S. Savings Bonds, free of redemption charge. All Va. 26101. You’re in for some red tape, but a duplicate traded on the American Stock Exchange, slipped Savings Bond paying agents are specifically prohi­ be redeemed, without charge. will eventually be issued for the missing check. 'A to 21'/*. Texas Air is moving to acquire Eastern, bited from charging the public for cashing those The recently depressed oil issues, which rallied bonds. The U.S. Treasury Department pays fees to Unlike Es, EEs and Swings Notes, which normally are cashed on the spot, H and HH bon^ are sent to a QUESTION: Is a U.S. Savings Bond issued in a bit on Tuesday, were steady to slightly higher Savings Bond paying agents for that chore. October 1984, minus the issuing agent’s dating stamp today. Mobil gained '/* to 30'/ii, and Exxon was This applies to all types of Savings Bonds — E. EE. federal Reserve Bank or the Bureau'-of the Public Debt for redemption. Checks are mailed to H and HH valid? What recourse do I have? unchanged at 54‘A. H, HH and the old Savings Notes. The NYSE’s 10 a m. composite index of all its There’s a wrinkle, here. Some Savings Bond paying bondowners who have redeemed. iUanrli^slprS Manchester - A City o( Village Charm HrralJi ANSWER; Without an issuing agent’s dating listed common stocks was up .03 at 108.96. At the agent banks and S&Ls do lay on fees for providing Please, dear readers, don’t confuse the procedure on Savings Bonds with those for U.S. Treasury stamp, it’s not valid. However, you should be able to Amex, the market value index rose .38 to 252.80. Form 1099s, which list accumulated and taxable get this mix-up straightened out. The Bureau of the On ’Tuesday the Dow Jones industrial average interest on Es, EEs and Savings Notes when they are securities. Banks can and'do charge fees for the Public Debt has microfilm copies of every Savings fell 5.62 to 1,692.66, redeemed. purchase, sale, redemption and rollover of U.S. Treasury bonds, notes and bills. Bond ever issued. Your bond certificate and tbe Declining issues outnumbered advances by Thursday, Feb. 27, 1986 When you cash an H or HH bond received in bureau’s records should substantiate your ownership. about 9 to 7 on the NYSE. Big Board volume exchange for Es, EEs or Savings Notes, you have to Take the bond to tbe bank or other issuing agent totaled 147.% million shares, against 144.67 pay federal income tax on that old E, EE or Saving QUESTION; I own some Series HH, U.S. Savings Bonds, on which interest is due April 1 and November where you obtained it. In a case such as this, the bond million in the previous session. Note interest. But you get a 1099 from the Treasury must be sent to tbe district Federal Reserve Bank for Department — not your local bank. 1. The Nov. 1 1985 interest check was not received. I Scholar Soviet satellite wrote a letter to the Department of Treasury. correction, along with a letter from the issuing agent, Well over 90 percent of all banks are Savings Bond explaining how the foul-up happened. Value of U.S. crops drops paying agents. It’s possible, but unlikely, that your Parkersburg, West Va, 26106. No answer to date. bank is free to hit you with a charge for redeeming « Do I have to pay income tax on interest I never WASHINGTON — The value of U.S. crop your bonds because it is not a Savings Bond paying received? production dropped 5 percent last year to an Doyle welcomes written questions, but he can estimated $75.5 billion from $79.4 billion in 1984, praises agent. If that’s the case, go to a bank or S&L that is. provide answers only through the column. hits Australia Provide adequate identification and your bonds will ANSWER: In .lanuary. you should have received a according to an annual report by the Agriculture Department. , Farmers harvested bumper crops in 1985, but actions 2 market prices were down for some key 2 Gerber's third-quarter commodities. The record year was 1982, when after 'burnout’ total crop production was worth $82 billion. The record 1985 corn harvest, the traditional San Juan says J^nsume^rjce^^ crop leader, was worth $21.3 billion, up from sales, earnings decline about $20.1 billion in 1984. Last year’s average democracy won COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. “U.S. tracking data does not price at the farm was projected at $2.41 per (UPI) — A Soviet satellite that detect power sources so we don’t know if it has a nuclear reactor,” ^ Percent Change Cash and short-term investments totaled bushel, compared with $2,62 in 1984. Bv John F. Kirch may have had a nuclear power Bv John F. Kirch $57 million as of Jan. 31, an increase of over Officials cautioned that the estimates were Herald Reporter plant aboard re-entered the Kindschi said. 6 Unadjusted Seasonally adjusted Herald Reporter $4 million from the first three quarters of based on production multiplied by estimated Earth’s atmosphere and “burned Kindschi said NORAD did not 7 last year. prices for the various commodities so far this out” over north-central Australia know the purpose of the satellite. Gerber Scientific Inc. of South Windsor season. The dollar amounts are not the same as President Ferdinand E. Mar­ early today, officials of the North Also Monday, Gerber Systems Technol­ cos’s departure from power The Soviets, like the United States, ( 1967= 100) .7% reported Monday that sales for the quarter “farm marketings” of crops, which reflect the American Aerospace Defense have many intelligence-gathering ~ T j p 0 . 3 % ogy Inc. of South Windsor, a subsidiary of Tuesday after 20 years of tight 325 that ended Jan. 31 decreased 6 percent, Gerber Scientific Inc., reported a consoli­ value of commodities actually sold by farmers. Command said. satellites in space. while consolidated net earnings for the same The annual figures do provide a look at the book control means more democracy ,6% dated net loss of $157,000 or 4 cents per share for Filipinos and will have little The re-entry was tracked on “All we have is the Tass (Soviet period declined 26 percent from third- of common stock for the first three quarters. value of crops, however, and can be useful in radar and there were no initial news agency) announcement when quarter earnings last year. comparing one commodity with another. effect on the United States, a .5% reports of anyone sighting debris, it was launched and that it was part 320 Gerber, which manufactures high- The loss over the nine-month period that University of Connecticut scho­ NORAD spokesman Del Kindschi of the Cosmos series to 'continue technology factory automation products ended Jan. 31 compares with net losses of lar said Wednesday. and has a plant in Manche.ster, said net Dollar mixed In Europe said. outer space research,’” he said. .4% $930,000 — or 29 cents per share — for the Epifiano San Juan Jr., a earnings went from $6,3 million during the first nine months of the previous fiscal year. LONDON — The dollar opened mixed in Euroi^ Philippines native who has “We have confirmation the Kindschi said said there seemed 315 third quarter in 1985 to $4.7 million in the Sales for fiscal 1985-86 totaled $15 9 million, today after bouncing back against the yen in taught English at UConn since satellite re-entered at (7; 15 a.m, to be more interest in the Cosmos .30/0 period this year. Earnings per share of fell up from $15.3 million for the same period Tokyo trading. The price of gold fell. 1968 and is an author on Filipino EST) over north-central Austra­ 1714 satellite because of its size and from 36 cents in the third quarter of last year last year. The dollar began trading marginally down in affairs, said the lia," Kindschi said. “It was night questions about whether it was to 27 cents this year. The company reported a net loss of Frankfurt at 2.2535 marks against 2.2550 at the Reagan admin­ in Australia so it is possible flashes powered by a nuclear reactor. 310 Sales for the first nine months of Gerber’s $247,000 for the third quarter alone. That close Tuesday, but it posted a slight gain in Related istration had of light could be seen. We sorne- “U.S. tracking data does not fiscal year, which began June 1, decreased translates into a loss of 6 cents per share, times gel reports of people sighting detect power sources, so we don’t Zurich, opening at 1.8942 franc compared with stories heeded major­ 11 percent to $142 million, compared to $159 compared with a loss of 18 cents per share 1,8887. something but it might take a while know if it has a nuclear reactor,” million the previous year. Consolidated net ity opinion and the previous year. In London, the pound sterling traded lower on p a g e 5 made the best for those to come in.” Kindschi said. . 305 earnings in this year’s first three quarters New orders for the first nine months of this against the dollar at $1.4855 against $1.4952. The Kindschi said the closest city to On Jan. 24, 1978, Cosmos 954, a J FM AMJ J ASO NDJ were $13 million, a decrease of 29 percent year totaled $14.6 million, compared with policy move J FMAMJ J ASONDJ dollar opened fractionally higher in Paris at 'possible by rec- the re-entry point is Darwin. Soviet nuclear-powered reconnais­ 1985 1986 1985 1986 from net earnings of $18 million for the same $14.3 million for the same period last year. 6,9375 francs compared with 6.9315, sance satellite, fell from orbit and period last year. Earnings per share were ’76 ognizing the government of Another spokesman said all Gerber Scientific owns 84 percent of In Tokyo, the dollar bounced back against the President Corazon C. Aquino, indications were that the Soviet crashed in the icy wilderness of cents during the first nine months of this yen in moderate trading to close at 181.85 yen satellite, which was launched Dec, northwestern Canada. Some ra­ UPI graphic fiscal year, down from $1.07 for the same Gerber Systems, a high-technology com­ who replaced Marcos. The quick pany that produces computer systems for against 180.80 yen Tuesday. It rose to $1,3950 28, “burned out” in the atmos­ dioactive fragments were reco­ period last year. Canadian Tuesday from Monday’s $1.3877. recognition should reduce ten­ Moderate Increase mechanical and electronic design and sions between the two countries, phere. It was not known whether vered but there were no reports of But Gerber said its financial condition Gold opened at $346 per ounce in Zurich, down the satellite had a nuclear plant casualties or damage in the F "remained very strong." manufacturing applications. San Juan said. F Consumer prices rose a modest 0.3 percent in January, from $351.50, and at $345.95 in London, off from UPI photo aboard to power possible radar sparsely inhabited northwest area $350.25. Silver started trading at $5.85 in Zurich, “Everyone knows that Presi­ and other “spy-in-the-sky" detec­ of Canada where the fragments stemming a late 1985 surge, as meat and imported oil down from $6.05, and in London it was $5.86 dent Reagan likes Mr. Marcos President Reagan poses in the Oval military spending are “reckless, danger­ tion equipment. landed. costs declined, the Labor Department reported Tuesday. against $5.99. personally,” San Juan said. “ But ous and wrong” and will put America's NORAD, the military agency This is the second known satel­ Farmland market finds in the last week he had to listen to Office Wednesday after delivering his The consumer price index, after adjustments for speech on defense to the nation. The security in jeopardy. that tracks man-made objects in lite incident involving Australia. seasonal factors, was the lowest since a 0.2 percent many opinions in Congress.” space, said earlier that the Cosmos On July 11 1979, the United State firm plans layoffs After reports of widespread president warned that attempts to cut 1714 satellite began to fall from its increase in September. States' 77-ton unmanned space two-tiered price system NORTH BRANFORD — Most of Picker election fraud on the part of orbit about Feb. 1. station Skylab broke up while International Inc.’s 240 workers here face layoffs Marcos supporters, members of “This is a large object and it’s re-entering the atmosphere and E £ “Where the land is of high quality and the NEW YORK (AP) — Prices of some as their employer makes plans to close its town Congress began calling for cuts entirely possible pieces could came down in a shower of pieces Norden Systems president prime, cornbelt farmlands are beginning to operations are good there should be no in aid to the Philippines, which further decline,” he believes. plant and move the operations to Cleveland, a survive re-entry," NORAD spo­ over the Indian Ocean and Western stabilize after having fallen 50 percent from company officials says. averages about $250 million a Congress cool to hikes keswoman Kay Cormier said. Australia. There were no reports of their late-1970s peak, bringing disaster to The lower tier, where prices are still announces plans to retire falling, includes southern Iowa, Northern Picker, one of North Branford’s largest year, and for Marcos to resign. “Traditionally, pieces that have injuries or property damage but farmers, bankers and entire rural employers and taxpayers, said on Monday that it San Juan believes that the survived re-entry burn up before then President Carter sent apolo­ communities. Missouri and parts of Nebraska, where gies to Australian Prime Minster HARTFORD (UPI) — Herman time." including spending more acreage is less productive and often would close its nuclear and ultrasound imaging president’s special envoy to the they touch the Earth’s surface." But before the rebuilding begins, accord­ products plant in the Northford section of town. Philippines, Philip C. Habib, Reagan reiterates stance on defense NORAD’s Space Surveillance Malcolm Fraser. A. Michelson. president of United time with his family. ing to one of the country’s largest farm incapable of producing a profit at today’s “Receiving Skylab is an honor Technologies’ Norden Systems, is “I feel that I’ve achieved my prices. “We’re going to do everything we possibly can , may have passed a subtle word Center uses a worldwide radar management companies, a final wave of to make the transition easiest for the employees,” wants. ” tracking system to collect data on we should have happpily fore­ retiring after more than 33 years professional career goals," he Ball believes many farmers in this lower along to the Philippine military By W. Dale Nelson Reagan’s 24-minute speech was farmer bankruptcies is likely later this year said Jerry Cirino, spokesman for the Cleveland- that America was ready for a The Associated Press all space objects and has a gone.” Fraser responded, but with the company, UTC has said. in certain areas where lands are less tier will be unable to obtain loans to plant Related story illustrated with graphics twice. As Michelson joined UTC in 1952 as based Picker, which is owned by General Electric change. monitoring station in Australia. added he would “happily” ex­ announced. productive. crops and stay in businesss. “The land will he spoke of Soviet military actions change the pieces of the spacecraft Michelson. .55, became president an administrative engineer in the have to go back to grass,” he said, meaning of the United Kingdom. “Habib probably indicated WASHINGTON — President on p ag e 4 Cormier said 500 s^ace objects A two-tier market has developed, said Cirino said some employees, mostly technical Reagan says proposed cuts in his around the world, the screen re-entered the atmosphere in 1985. for better U.S. import quotas on of Norden in 1979, and during his Hamilton Standard division of its best usage might be as pasture. that there was a need for reform showed a map with lines shooting tenure as the company’s top UTC. Michelson moved to Norden William Ball, president of the Kansas In Ball’s opinion, the shakeout over the staff and managers', will be offered jobs in in the imilitary and that the U.S. defense budget would be “backs­ and none reached Earth. Australian beef. City-based Oppenheimer Industries, a Cleveland. But most workers will be laid off liding of the most irresponsible out from a hammer-and-sickle official saw its annual revenue in 1971, when he was appointed vice next six months is likely to include bankers would support any change in the symbol at Moscow to such trouble increase from less than $100 president for administration. farmland broker and operator of 800,000 and agribusinesses as well as farmers. during the next four months, he said. military,” San Juan said, allud­ kind,” but some of his strongest acres for owners, many of them absentee Picker had employed as many as 700 people in spots as Nicaragua and South million to more than $800 million in UTC also announced William A. “There will be a centralization (in larger ing to Marcos’s control of the supporters in Congress predict he “themselves pose a danger to our Yemen. A bar graph was shown to 1985, said William F. Paul, senior Kingston has been appointed as investors. towns) of most business activity,” brought the New Haven region since 1959, but has steadily faces a stiff fight against his reduced employment in the last six years. The military and reports of corrup­ national security.” make his point that his administra­ Town officials shut vice president for UTC’s Defense Norden’s executive vice president In the upper tier, land values may already about not just by economics but by improved tion. “I think he (Habib) made military buildup. tion has controlled the spiraling for operations, effective March 1. company plans to sell the factory, which was built The president, speaking from his Wright’s Republican counter­ and Space Systems. have begun rising, said Ball, but only in a transportation in recent years. “Business some observations- that were part, Rep. Robert Michel of cost of defense programs. After Michelson became presi­ Kingston will have responsibility narrow band of highly productive acreage prospects in small towns are likely to dry up with funds from the Connecticut Development desk as snow fell outside an Oval Authority, Cirino said. interpreted to encourage the acts Illinois, said, “I’m going to do my The president conceded that a dent, Norden grew from being a for day-to-day management of the from northern Indiana through central and There won t be an automobile dealer in Office window, said in a televised “horror story" about wasteful Nike site gun range unit and will report directly to of Ramos and Enrile.’’ speech Wednesday night that best to support the president’s company which produced only northern Illinois into eastern Iowa, towns of less than 20,000.” Gen. Fidel V. Ramos and request, but I recognize full well he Pentagon spending “will some­ components and subsystems into a Paul. because of his policies, “American times turn up despite our best major designer and builder of Defense Minister Juan Ponce strength is once again a sheltering is not going to get everything he is The building that houses the rifle the public several times a week Enrile, both close Marcos asso­ arm for freedom in a dangerous asking for.” efforts, ” but said that before he complete, advanced-technology took office in 1981 “the Pentagon range at the town-owned Nike Site and is also rented by private electronic, propulsion and space The United States and Cuba ciates during his years in power, world." Sen. John Warner, R-'Va., an has been closed because of several groups for recreational purposes took control of a military base “Just as we are sitting down at horror stories ... were about ships systems. Paul said Tuesday. signed an accord in 1973 that called REGIONAL ADULT CAREER FAIR administration supporter on the that couldn’t sail, planes that building code violations found by and by companies for training Michelson said he was retiring for the prosecution or extradition la^t weekend and called on the bargaining table with the Senate Armed Services Commit­ the Building Department earlier security personnel, Sprague said. Soviet Union, let's not throw couldn’t fly for lack of spare parts early "in order to do some things of those who hijacked planes or Marcos to resign. The move was tee, said, “I am for a strong and army divisions unprepared to this week. Recreation Director seen by many as the straw that America’s trump card away,” he The barracks-style building is I’ve been wanting to do for a long ships. defense, but I won’t commit to an fight” Scott Sprague said this morning, one of several at the former missile Monday, March 3rd, 1986 broke the camel’s back for the said, noting congressional propos­ exact figure at this time. I think the Sprague said that the violations als to cut as much as $50 billion Reagan opened his speech with a site that have been used by the regime. element of fairness has to be shown reference to the turnover of power involve deficiencies in the electri­ Recreation Department. The Re­ ANSWERS TO THE QUIZ Because of the American re­ from his $320 billion military throughout our analysis of the cal system and exhaust equip­ 7:00-9:00 P.M. spending request. in the Philippines, paying tribute creation Department offices were WORIDSCOPE: 1-c«p»ule; 2-launch; 3-lhe Pruldent; 4-opposlng; cognition of the new govern­ budget, both on the defense and the to “a stirring demonstration of ment. The building will be closed housed in one of the buildings until ment, San Juan said, the people “This is reckless, dangerous and non^efense side.” immediately, he said. S-civlIlan (snowdate: March 10th, 7:00-9:00 P.M.) wrong,” he said. “It’s backsliding what men and women committed they were moved to the former of the Philippines will not hold a to democratic ideas can achieve.” Chief Building Inspector Russell NEWSNAME: Philip Habib of the most irresponsible kind.” Even Sen. Strom Thurmond of Highland Park School more than a grudge against the United States South Carolina, a Reagan booster He said that “our hearts and our L. Davidson confirmed today that year ago. WATCHWORDS: 1-c; 2-d; 3-b; 4-e; 5-a House Democratic leader Jim the building was inspected Tues­ PEOPLEWATCH/SPORTIICHT: 1-Lee lacocca; 2-Te«ai; 3-Preildenl Planning to Enter or Reenter the Work Force? ^ as a result of its long support of Wright of Texas, in his party’s who is the second-ranking Republi­ hands” are with new President Marcos. Corazon Aquino as she takes over day, but said he had not completed Sprague said he will be prepar­ and Mr*. Reagan; 4-Ceofl Bodine; 5-Dwlghl Gooden response to the president’s ad­ can on the Armed Services panel, ing a full report on the cost and conceded, “We may not be able to from the deposed Ferdinand a report on all the violations. Interested in Career Change or Job Advancement? dress, said defense cuts are needed The indoor rifle range is open to extent of the repairs needed. Please turn to page 3 to reduce budget deficits that get as much as the president Marcos. Considering Further Education or Training? ^ DEMO SALE c. TODAY’S HERALD Lawyer seeks acquittal Robert Penn Warren February Only A** Rockwell’s turn Index for pope plot suspects becomes nabon’s poet Calculators, Typewriters, The Rogers commission called 24 pages, 4 sections ROME (AP) — The prosecutor the case. five officials from the company WASHINGTON (AP) — Robert Penn Warren, a widely Cash Registers A rIv irA in in the pope plot trial said today The court of two judges and six that built Challenger to testify respected American man of letters and three-time winner of the R iiA in A ** 9 1 -9 9 jurors is not bound by Marini’s All Demonstrators and Floor Models today into the chain of events that there was not enough evidence to Pulitxer Prize for poetry and fiction, has been named the first COME TO THE REGIONAL ADULT CAREER FAIR led to the shuttle disaster. The P.lAAIllfiAH 9 9 .9 4 support the charge that three request. “p ^ laureate’’ of the United States. panel wanted to hear about worries P n m i r e in Bulgarians were involved in an The prosecutor has demanded The announcement Wednesday by Librarian of Congresa 20% to 40% OFF Rockwell International managers PnnnArtIriit 10-9 0 alleged plot to kill Pope John Paul life sentences for two of the three Daniel J. Boorstin said Warren, 80. will assume the largely Name Brands: Victor, Sanyo, Swintec, Smith Corona, CRS At The East Hartford High School Cafeteria might have had about the launch. PritartAlnmAnt 17 II. Turkish defendants and said he ceremonial office next Oct. I for a one-year term that may be PnAiifi in Story on page 4. Prosecutor Antonio Marini will likely seek the same for the extended for a second year. 1 n rA l a in Stop In or Calm • DIRECTIONS: SPONSORED BY: asked for the three defendants’ third. A resident of Fairfield, Conn., Warren is expected to receive 1 nttAry 9 acquittal under a provision in Marini has spent more than 30 annual pay of $35,000 from the proceeds of a private endowment To East Hartford High take exit 91 from East Hartford Adult Education Chilly night O h ltu A ri** ft ' c re a t^ at the Library of Congress so years ago to establish a ALLSTATE O p in io n ft Italian law that would not amount hours over 10 days discussing the 1-84 (Forbes-Burnside), bear left on Clearing and cold tonight with to clearing them of suspicion. alleged conspiracy behind the May “consultant in poetry.’’ .. ^ ^ ^ BUSINESS PnnplA 9 In an attempt to enhance the public recognition and prestige of Forbes and continue past Silver Lane lows in the teens along the coast to Marini’s presentation means the 13, 1981, shooting of the pope in St. MACHINES Regional Adult Basic Education the single numbers over the colder S p o rts 0 .1 9 obm for about 2 miles. School will be located T a l a u i a i n n 17 prosecution believes the defend­ Peter’s Square carried out by interior sections. Partly sunny and Please tw ite page It 39 Purnell Place, Manchester, CT on the right. Drive by the front of the CONNTAC - Educational Opportunity Center continued cold Friday. Details on 11 R /W nrIH 4 -R ants might be guilty, but it does not Turkish terrorist Mehmet All 643-6156 school and park in the west lot near the page 2. Weather 2 have enough evidence to support Agca. Jim or Doug gym; the cafeteria is located in this area. For Information Call 282-3235 or 875-1960 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday Fph 27. 1986 - 3_

t - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Feb 27, 1986 Pillowtex workers i WEATHER cut back at home Today’s forecast Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode Island: as strike goes on Today: Increasing cloudiness with a chance of • • light snow and flurries mainly over sputbem and By John F. Kirch coastal sections. Tonight; Clearing and cold with f ^ 9 m Herald Reporter • * lows in the teens along the coast to the single “Everybody had to numbers over the colder interior sections. Partly After six months of walking the cut back at home,” sunny and continued cold Friday. Highs 25 to 30. picket line, striking employees of Maine; Up north flurries today. High IS to 20. the Pillowtex Corp. say they have said Faye Bell, Scattered flurries tonight and Friday. Low 0 to 5 had to make financial cutbacks at another striker. "But and high near 20. South fair through F riday except home. scattered flurries in the mountains. Highs in the “ It hurts,” striker Waj ne Ven- us ladies are very teens and 20s. Low tonight 0 to 15. Ceslau said Wednesday morning strong.” New Hampshire; Variable cloudiness with a from a trailer set up in front of the chance of flurries north and fair south through company’s Regent Street plant by the union that represents the Friday. Highs in the teens and 20s and low tonight 0 out of their jobs by the company. to 15. workers. “ You really save yourcoupons,” The striking workers made an Vermont: Mostly sunny but cold today. Chance unconditional offer to return to of flurries in the mountains. Highs 15 to 25. Tonight said striker Shirley Birth. Venceslau and Birth sat in the work Dec. 3, but company officials and Friday cloudy periods and cold with flurries. trailer with about 15 other striking told them there were no positions Lows tonight zero to 10 above. Highs Friday in the employees of the pillow and available at the time. The strikers 20s. comforter manufacturer. A kero­ immediately charged they were sene heater at one end generated being locked out and applied for some relief from the cold outside. unemployment benefits. One Extended outlook • On really bitter mornings, strik­ month later, the Labor Depart­ A flurry's always possible ers said, they only stay outside ment awarded some of the workers Extended outlook for New England Saturday while replacement workers hired benefits. Today: Increasing cloudiness with a 30 percent chance of snow flurries through Monday; by the Dallas-based company Shortly after that, the company Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode Island: UPl photo cross the picket line to go to work. began offering individual strikers this afternoon and a high ip the upper 20s. Tonight: Partial clearing with Fair weather through the period. Highs from the Once the rush hour is over, they their jobs back as the jobs became lows between 10 and 15. Friday: Mostly sunny with a high around 30. mid 20s to mid 30s Saturday and Sunday, mid 30s to Today In history retreat to the warmer confines of available. 2 Drawing by Scott Neal Neligon, 10. of 9 Hoffman Road, a fourth-grader lower 40s Monday. Overnight lows 10 to 20 Saturday the camper. But union officials said that the 2 and Sunday, teens to mid 20s Monday. Wayne Williams, shown here before entering an Atlanta "With the flu around, nobody strikers would not return to work at Waddell School until the company agreed to Vermont: A few flurries through the period. Cold courtroom on Feb. 27, 1982, was convicted by a jury of wants to get sick,” Birth said. at first with highs 20 to 25 and lows zero to 10. Inside the camper Wednesday, reinstate all of them. Richard E. Warming Monday with highs 25 to 35 and lows 10 to murdering two of 28 young blacks who had been slain strikers joked with each other and Kerner, vice president of person­ nel for Pillowtex, said Wednesday 3tt24 SOjOO 20 over a two-year period. He was sentenced to life in laughed with visitors. They Heralfj photos by Pinto t^v . that over the past three months, all SEATTLE New Hampshire and Maine: Chance of flurries prison. showed.no signs of despair from the lengthy strike, even though workers have been offered their early Saturday otherwise fair through the period. old jobs back at the same wage It was cold Wednesday, but BOSTON Lows 0 to 10 north and 5 to IS south. Highs in the 20s progress at the bargaining table can at best be described as slow. they were making before the strike not too cold for ice skating. 7 north and upper 20s to 30s south. began Aug. 26. 7 As the bickering between the Above, 5-year-old Nicole EW YORK company and United Auto Workers The strikers have also been Almanac entering Lotto, the state’s weekly Forostoski doesn't seem to CHICAG01 Local 376 continues over wages, benefits, a seniority system, sub­ lottery game, and last week about mind sitting on the ice at the Across the nation 19 df them won over $900 from a Charter Oak Park rink while . - I ' . Today is Thursday, Feb. 27, the fired in the battle of the Jwere sunk contracting and management’s ^ SAN FFtANCISCO IdENVErI by the Japanese, who lost only two. rights, the striking employees lucky ticket. her father, Lyndon Foros­ Snow will be scattered over northern Maine, the 58th day of 1986 with 307 to follow. "W e’re going forthebigone next 30M ■ ' In 1975, the House of Representa­ said, they have seen their resour­ upper Ohio Valley and from northern Illinois The moon is moving toward its week,” said striker Janet Rooney. toski, helps with her skates. tives passed a $21.3 billion anti- ces dwindle and have had to make across eastern Wisconsin. High temperatures will last quarter. “ Then we’ll buy Pillowtex. I want They live on Manchester LOS ANGELES recessiontax cut bill. sacrifices. be in the teens and 20s over New England and the The morning stars are Mars, to see the headline read, ‘Pillowtex In 1982, Wayne Williams was "Everybody had to cut back at Road in Glastonbury. At Great Lakes. Highs will range from the 30s over Jupiter and Saturn. strikers strike it rich,’” convicted by an Atlanta jury o f' home,” said Faye Bell, another right, several skaters have LOWEST DALLAS western North Dakota to the 50s and low 60s across The evening stars are Mercury Workers said they thought the murdering two of 28 young blacks • striker. “ But us ladies are very TEMPERATURES 29.77 the Pacific northwest. High temperatures will be in and Venus. strike could be ended soon. But different reactions to the Those born on this day are under whs and the entire South Dakota strong.” 40 30 r NEW the 30s and 40s along the central Atlantic Coast, in Some of the strikers said they when asked if they felt they were cold as they hit the ice. MIAMI the sign of Pisces. They include Legislature converged in Washing­ 10 30 0ft r ORLEANS the 70s over much of Florida and in the low 80s have sought part-time jobs. any closer to getting back to work Henry Wadsworth Longfellow In ton, D.C., to demand economic ■ across southern Texas. Highs will reach the 70s and Financial assistance from Local now than they were six months LEGEND 1807; RCA board chairman and relief for farmers. Congress defied 80s over the California Coast, with the 80s and 90s 376 stopped when workers started ago, many just laughed. 30 “ father of American television” the White House and approved receiving unemployment benefits " I f they really want to settle it, across the desert southwest. David Sarnoff in 1891; novelist emergency loans for spring’ in January. The benefits began they can settle it in two days,” said John Steinbeck in 1902; actors planting. when the state Labor Department Rooney, who sits on the union’s SHOWERS^ FVOW Robert Young in 1907 (age 79) and accepted the UAW's argument negotiating team. ” We can sit Hal Holbrook in 1925 (age 61) UPl WEATHER FOTOCAST <& High and low A thought for the day; Poet, that the strikers were being locked down for two days and be serious.” Henry Wadsworth Longfellow National forecast The highest temperature reported Wednesday On this day in history; wrote, “ If you would hit the mark, by the National Weather Service, excluding Alaska In 1942, opening salvos were you must aim a little above it.” During eary Friday, snow is forecast tor parts of the Upper Great Lakes. and Hawaii, was 99 degrees at Palm Springs, Calif. Scattered showers and thunderstorms are possible in the extreme Today’s low was 13 degrees below zero at American military bases should go, Philippine author says F Watertown, N.Y. F South Atlantic Coast. Elsewhere the weather will be fair. L ottery University of Connecticut’s San Juan sees tough task for President Aquino

27575-232887 prison for the shooting, it was Connecticut daily Continued from page 1 percent unemployment rate that Massachusetts daily; 6673 , widely believed that the orders to “I would go along with many people; “ Megabucks” ; 13-17-25-31-33-36 ' makes America’s 11 percent un­ Wednesday: 053 kill Aquino on his return from San Juan said that if Marcos and employment rate in the early 1980s removing the bases would remove the PEOPLE (There were two winners) > self-imposed exile in the U.S. came Play Four: 8926 his family are allowed to live in this look like everyone here had a job, Massachusetts weekly; Yellow. from high up in the Philippine irritants.. E 429-Blue 49-White 1 : country, it will probably elicit little San Juan said. E other numbers drawn Wednes­ hierarchy. response from Filipinos. "You can imagine the thousands Road to forgiveness Andy doesn’t show A PEN reversal day in New England; San Juan said he doesn’t know He said the bases, Clark Air Base of people who don’t eat,” he said. "She may open the case at some and the the Subic Bay Naval Base, Tri-state daily; 822, 0602 “ I don’t think Filipinos will be time in the future.” San Juan said what the results of that vote will be, A new NBC comedy from the creators of Singer Andy Williams, who is charged with Ed Koch, best-selling author and mayor of Wednesday’s Jingo numbers; In order to pass reform bills to also represent an "infringement” Rhode Island daily; 1247 upset if he lives in the U.S.,” San Besides the unemployment rate but would like to see the bases go. the popular “Cheers ’ will star Bess misdemeanor drunken driving of his Rolls- New York, was snubbed last month by PEN, Rhode Island weekly; 135-4660- 26-18-58-64-41-25-34-21-69-75 Juan said. “ Maybe some people.” meet such "major economic and Although the bases provide jobs on Philippine sovereignty and social problems.” San Juan said, and fate of Marcos. Aquino faces Armstrong, who appeared with Tom Selleck Royce, faces a preliminary hearing in the international writers’ group, but is now According to San Juan, the and money to the Philippines, they called them a “ typeof blackmail.” Aquino “ will try to achieve some close scrutiny from United States in the film “ High Road to China.” Redlands. Calif., on April 24 and an innocent officially a member. biggest concern in the Philippines also bring drugs and nearly 29,000 The Philippines is slated to receive kind of reconciliation with the government officials who are The show, “ All Is Forgiven." will feature plea has been entered on his behalf, officials Koch was denied membership last month, now is the departure of a dictator prostitutes into the area each year, $240.9 million in economic and Marcos forces which still control watching developments in the Miss Armstrong as the fledgling producer of said. less than a week before he threw a party for and the start of a new era. As he said. military aid this year. San Juan the Parliament.” Pacific archipelago. Big on the a struggling daytime soap opera. Brandon Williams, 57, famed for such songs as “ The foreign delegates to the 48th International Aquino — who up until the past few “ That’s just one of the problems said that the aid is tied very closely F That means Marcos or his close U.S. list isthefateof two American to those bases. Tartikoff. president of NBC Entertainment, Days of Wine and Roses,” “ Moon R iver” and P E N Congress in New York. months had no political experience military bases on the Pacific coast. associated with the bases,” San military advisers — at least in the But. San Juan said, the U.S. has said Wednesday. “Lara’s Theme,” from the movie “Dr. Authors Gay Talese and Kurt Vonnegut — prepares to take office, she will Aquino has said she will wait Juan said. " I would go along with had proposed Koch for membership and be faced with a number of serious short term — will not face trial for many people; removing the bases already begun looking for other Zhivago.” was not required to appear for the the 1983 assassination of Aquino’s until the lease on those bases runs resubmitted his name Wednesday at the O questions, San Juan said. would remove the irritants be­ locations in the south Pacific in arraignment Monday in Redlands Municipal husband and Marcos' chief politi­ out in 1991. Then she will hold a membership committee meeting and Aquino must work with a parlia­ tween the relationship of the anticipation of losing the Philip­ Court. A lawyer entered his plea for him. cal rival, Benigno S. Aquino Jr. national referendum to see if the Richard faces music ment that is still highly supportive countries,” pine bases in the early 1990s. members approved, said Betty Fussell, the Although no one ever went to people want to keep the bases. chairwoman. C Epifianc San Juan Jr. of Marcos. And she faces a 50 Rock n' roll pioneer Little Richard has Koch’s 1984 m em oir “ M ayor” was on the pleaded innocent to reckless driving and Alan and Jane New York Times best-seller list for 21 weeks. other counts stemming from an October Actor Alan Alda will join actress Jane His second book, “ Politics” was published TJ traffic accident in Beverly Hills, Calif. last year. ^Students today face new pressures, retiring teachers say The 53-year-old singer, whose real name is Fonda to co-host the 58th annual awards presentation of the Academy of Motion Richard Wayne Penniman, appeared in He is most known as the scoutmas­ and then moved to the second on children. Picture Arts and Sciences. too much,” Maidment said. But he Manchester High School since he Municipal Court on Friday and also pleaded S -Bv Susan Vaughn ter of Boy Scout Troop 25, spon­ grade at Washington School, said Orfitelli said the other major Citizen spy said they have to deal with began student teaching in the fall innocent to license violations, said Deputy It will be the first such appearance for. ■ Herald Reporter sored by Center Congregational the students in her recent second- change she has seen in education is problems such as drugs that were of 1950. He was hired full time as a District Attorney John Reid. Alda, who form erly starred on the long- Arkady Shevchenko, the high-ranking Marriage On The Rocks Church, a post he has held since grade classes were different from increased pressure to provide not present 35 years ago when he social studies teacher in the spring He was ordered to return to court March 18 running “ M-A-S-H” television series. Soviet U.N. official who turned spy for the ; Harry Maidment and Ethel the second-graders she taught 26 more academic activities for the This year’s Ice Palace in St. Paul is said to be the tallest began teaching at the high school. of 1951 and became a full-time 1948. Although he has given up The two will get help from comedian Bob CIA, comes in from the cold for good Friday. -Orfitelli, two Manchester teachers years ago, students. for a pre-trial hearing on the misdemeanor ever built. That city’s Winter Carnival has included an Observing that today’s youth are guidance counselor when MHS most of his other activities, Maid­ Hope, a veteran of the Oscar presentations, He will be sworn in as an Am erican citizen in Iwho have a 63 years of teaching ment said he will continue his work charges. Reid said. exposed to so many different moved to its current location on "The kids have changed. You "The fun kind of things have during the March 24 event, Hope’s Oscar Ice Palace since 1888. That first Ice Palace hosted the ^experience in th’e public school with the scouts, having just en­ Penniman was hospitalized with a broken Washington, D.C. “ It's been a long journey, things on television and elsewhere, East Middle Turnpike. have to change with the times,” gone out, " she said, adding that appearance is his 25th, a record, according to social event of the season — a wedding between two ♦system between them, reflected tered his 50th year in scouting. thigh and other injuries after the accident of course, for me,” said Shevchenko, one of Maidment said, “They are having she said. there used to be more tim e for the show’s producer. : Tuesday on the changes in educa- Orfitelli. who began her career Oct 8 the highest-ranking Soviet officials to defect. well-known socialites. It wasn’t the first such wedding. to grow up too fast without being A native of Manchester, Maid­ music, poetry and just ;tion as they announced their as a special education teacher at Like Maidment. she also televi­ ” I feel very proud that I’m becoming an In 1739, a Russian Czarina punished a prince by really prepared.” ment has been active in many daydreaming. intention to retire this spring. the Keeney School Annex in 1958 sion has become a major influence American with all the rights. It’s the finest ordering him to be married in a palace of ice. The prince : " I don’t think kids have changed Maidment, 60, has been at organizations in the, community. hour of my life. ” Still, Shevchenko says it will be a bittersweet experience. "It will be a and his wife even had to spend their wedding night on a reminder of my country, ’ ’ he says. “ I regret I four-poster bed made of ice. can’t live there. Let me tell you, I love my DO Y O U KNO W — At what centigrade temperature Police charge man in thefts I Four-Day country and the people. It’s the regim e that I criminal arrest-conviction record had to separate from.” Shevchenko, 55, will does water freeze? A Newington man was arrested Daniele was charged with the for larcenies, forgery, assaultsand be accompanied to the swearing-in by his ' Wednesday in connection with the thefts after being arrested Wed­ WEDNESDAY’S ANSWER — Cigarette advertising was a pending robbery charge in : theft of over $3,300 worth of nesday in connection with a American wife, Elaine, and his attorney. One banned on radio and television In 1970. Hartford,” police reports said. of his greatest regrets is that his daughter, : household items kept in a storage shoplifting incident at the Stop and 2-27-86 ‘ Knowledge Unlimited, Inc. 1986 Shop supermarket in the Manches­ Anna, 24, will not be with him. She remains in ; area at a West Middle Turnpike Daniele was released on $10,000 ' apartment complex, police said ter Parkade, police said. Daniele bond and is scheduled to appear in Winter the Soviet Union. ” I didn’t lose hope that A NewRpiif>er fn Rdiicntlnn Program allegedly took various food items Sponsored by this morning. Manchester Superior Court on some day I will be able to see her," he said. that were found in his van, police The Manchester Herald Police said John W. Daniele, 33, Monday. ,of Newington, was charged with said. CleaiBiice 'four counts of third-degree bur­ Police said they Iiad been glary, and one count each of seeking Daniele since early Febru­ Developer files Hughes family third-degree larceny, fifth-degree ary after an investigation linked Feb. 27 & 28 and Mar. 1 & 2 larceny and sixth-degree larceny Writer-director John Hughes has almost him with the thefts at the apart­ townhouse plans Manchester Herald in connection with three separate ment complex. After they learned single-handedly kept teenage actors em­ thefts between Dec, 6 and Dec. 9. at the name of the Hartford carpeting Shaker Knits, A ll Ace ployed with movies like "Sixteen Candles,” Manchester developer Frank All the Beacon Hill Apartments. firm that Daniele worked for, “ The Breakfast Club” and “ Weird Science.” USPS 327-SOO VOL. CV. No. 126 Strano has filed a final site plan 6 Fur Blend & Cotton Novelty police said a manager there told with the Planning Department to One of his favorite actresses, Molly Ring- Publlthad dally axcapt Sunday Suggaatad carrier ratea are $1.50 Police said Daniele had obtained Winter them the work had already been build 17 townhouse apartments in Sweaters wald, who stars in his latest, "P r e tty in and cartain holidaya by tha Man- weakly, $6.50 (or one month, $10.25 a key to the storage area from the Big Shirts chaatar Publlthing Co., 16 Bralnard completed in the apartment com­ two buildings on New State Road. Dresses Pink,” asked Hughes why he uses many of (or three montha, $38.50 lor fix apartment manager after claim­ Placa, Mancheatar, Conn. 06040. months and $77.00 for one year. ing he was there to do some plex by Daniele and there was no the same actors in his movies. " I wrote Sacond claaa poataoa paid at Man- The buildings would be located Mall rates are available on request. carpeting work for a Hartford reason for him to have been in the ‘Pretty in Pink’ the week after we finished chaatar. Conn. R3STMA8TER: on about 3.5 acres at the intersec­ firm. Witnesses said they saw him building on the dates that the thefts ‘Sixteen Candles,'” Hughes told Ringwald, Sand addraaa changaa to tha Man- tion of New State Road and Hilliard chaater Harald, P.O. Box SOI, Man- enter the storage area and later occurred. Street near the Hockanum River. found a number of items removed, zine. "1 so aesperaieiy naie to ena tnese Police said a check of Daniele’s Item, story or picture Idea, call 643- police said. record showed he was also wanted Strano had originally planned to W inter Pants, Skirts, A ll N ew movies that the first thing I do when I ’m done GUARANTEED DELIVERY; If 2711. Office hours are 6:30 a.m. to 5 for a January incident in West place 26 units in one large Jackets and Sleepwear is write another one. Then I don't feel sad you don't racalva your Herald by 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. Among the items taken were a Spring Merchandise Hartford in which a credit card apartment building on the site about having to leave and everybody going p.m. waskdaya or 7;30 a.m. Satur­ ; black and white television, a 35rnm Reduced day. please talaphona your carrier. was found missing from a house after receiving a zone qhange to away. That's why I tend to work with the camera, a Waterford crystal wine Quality womco'a clothing If you're unable to reach your car­ The Mancheatar Herald it a mem­ where the suspect had earlier Planned Residence Development same people. I really befriend them.” ' glass and decanter set. luggage, 50°/o-60^/o-70% rier, call aubacribar aarvica at 647- ber of the Aatoclatad Pratt, a aub­ golf clubs, a golf bag and goif installed carpet. In addition, Da­ in 1982. The plans were revised to Hughes says he was horrified when he made 0046 by 6 p.m. waskdaya or 10 a.m. acribar to United Prirat Interna­ 165 SfoiTS Road 501 WcxtMxUlel^. shoes, a toaster, hot plate and tool niele was wanted by Manchester 17 units and approved by the a post-filming trip to the “ Sixteen Candles" Saturdays for guaranteed dellvary tional news tarvicaa and a member OFF Willimantic, CT Mtnchetfer, CT box with tools, police said. The police for second-degree failure to Planning and Zoning Commission set and saw that Ringwald's bedroom had In Mancheatar. ot the Audit Bureau of Clrculatlona. . total value was $3,378, police said. appear, and had a “ lengthy in December. been torn down. MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Feb. 27, 1986 - 5

i - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Feb 27. 1986 Habib offers \J.Sl assistance to Aquino Rockwell officials go before panel U .S ./W o rld Rogers questions decisions during shuttle launch In Brief New president keeps campaign promise by freeing prisoners

concern Morton Thiokol Inc. engi­ Navy surgeon found guilty Bv John Hall By Al Rossiter neers had raised about weather United Press International United Press International effects on rocket seals. WASHINGTON - Navy surgeon Dr. Donal M. Rogers, secretary of state under Billig faces a maximum sentence of nearly 12 M ANILA, Philippines — PresidentCorazon Aquino, - r WASHINGTON - The Rogers Richard Nixon and attorney gen­ ------years in prison for embarking on the task of national reconciliation, commission calied five officials eral under Dwight Eisenhower, causing the deaths began releasing political prisoners held by the regirne from the company that built questioned Reinartz repeatedly of patients in the of Ferdinand Marcos and met today with U.S. Challenger to testify at a third day about his failure to inform higher- operating room and of hearings today into the fatal presidential envoy Philip Habib. ups about the issue. for other errors in Aquino ordered the release of 39 prisoners, chain of events that led to the open-heart, surgery " I t ’s very difficult for the including three human rights lawyers arrested last shuttle disaster. I commission to understand how at the Navy’s pre­ Jt year and an alleged member of the central committee The presidential panel wanted to this serious matter was discussed mier hospital. of the outlawed Communist Party of the Philippines. iV Billig awaits sen­ hear about any worries Rockwell by so many people just prior to Nine of those named were subsequently freed at the tencing after a jury International managers might launch — and there still were Bicutan army stockade. of nine sujwrior of­ have had about launching the serious questions obviously in the Also included in the release were leaders of the shuttle in unusually cold weather, minds of many people — how these ficers convicted him ’Light a Fire Movement, ” believed to be responsible Wednesday of invo­ commission spokesman Mark concerns were not conveyed to the for a series of terrorist bombings in 1979. luntary manslaugh­ Weinberg said. people who had to make the In an interview on NBC’s "Today” show, Aquino ter in two cases and It is known that Rockwell ultimate decision of whether this said the releases were in line with a campaign negligent homicide officials had expressed some con­ shuttle should be launched or not,” promise to free political prisoners. in a third — all cern about possible ice damage to Rogers said. " I said they would have to renounce violence and stemming from op­ the shuttle's fragile insulation tiles that they would have to pledge allegiance,” she said. erations at Be- at liftoff, but it was finally agreed REINAR'IV. SAID he was not "This is the time we have to heal all wounds and to thesda Naval Hospi- that ice was not a significant aware of the dissent among work together so that we can get our country going threat. Thiokol’s engineering staff or t a l outside Washington, where again." . . . The commission was told Wed­ memos written last summer by Aquino press spokesman Rene Saguisag said he he was chief of heart nesday that films of the launch Thiokol engineers warning of hoped to announce the release of "hundreds more” by surgery. 'X showed that ice had not hit the serious problems with the crucial Saturday. According to military records, he said, Donal Billig He was acquitted ship's tiles at blastoff. And NASA 0-rings designed to contain 5,900- there are some 450 political prisoners in the country. in the deaths of two additional patients for which investigators said the Rockwell- UPl photo degree gases from burning rocket Saguisag said any general amnesty would have to built orbiter portion of the shuttle propellant. he had been charged. He was found guilty of 19 of be recognized by parliament "but the idea for now is 24 counts of dereliction of duty in varying degrees was performing normally until it Acting NASA administrator William Graham testifies " I was satisfied that there was to alleviate their condition." was blown apart by its exploding not al flight safety problem based of severity for operating unsupervised at a time 2 2 external fuel tank. before the House Science and Technology subcommit­ on the discussion and advice I got when his privileges were restricted. AMONG THOSE RELEASED today was Mila UPl photo The fuel tank explosion was The 55-year-old Billig is the first Navy doctor to Aquilar Roque, who is suspected to be a leader of the tee Thursday. Graham urged the construction of a new related to that,” he said. UPi photo preceded by a fiery breach in the "Doesn’t the process require be convicted of manslaughter, according to the Communist Party of the Philippines. space shuttle to replace the ill-fated Challenger. Navy, and only the second ever to be charged. His Eye on the comet side of Challenger’s right hand some judgment?” asked Rogers. "This is the first indication of Aquino’s policy of ing her own cabinet. The new president booster rocket. "Don’t you have to use common case came at a time of increased scrutiny of reconciliation.” Roque said upon her release. President Corazon Aquino meets with designs and hope that we can problems in military medicine by Congress and In a separate hearing before a sense? Wouldn’t common sense Aquino has rejected suggestions that the Commu­ cabinet members of former President also said there would be a release of Comet Halley returns, rising ahead of the sun over the implement it at the earliest possi­ CHAIRMAN WILLIAM Rogers House subcommittee, acting require that you tell decision others, and brought questions about the quality of nist Party be legalized but stood by previous pledges political prisoners today. ble time, ” he told the House space Marcos Wednesday to assure a smooth Chilean Andes, in this image from the National Optical said al the conclusion of Wednes­ NASA administrator William Gra­ makers about this serious care at Bethesda, the hospital where presidents to offer a six- month cease-fire to the party’s Astronomy Observatories in Chile taken last week as the day’s six-hour hearing that it was ham said he considered it "pru­ subcommittee. often go for treatment. 16,000-strong military wing, the New Peoples Army. transition of power while also appoint- Stan Reinartz, manager of the problem?” 7 7 dent" to modify the design of the apparent a flaw in NASA’s comet reappeared from its perihelion passage behind " I felt that the Thiokol and In the NBC interview, she said she understood some decision-making process let Chal­ synthetic rubber 0-ring seals used shuttle project at NASA’s Marshall rebels who "had become communist themselves but Cardinal Jaime Sin. the outspoken archbishop of the sun. In this canted view, the horizon of the Andes is Space Flight Center, Huntsville, Marshall people had fully exam­ Arguments end in X-car trial lenger fly Jan. 28 despite warnings in joints of the 149-foot booster had only sought refuge, are now thinking seriously of IN ANOTHER development, military intelligence Manila whose public appeals for "people power Ala., said it was he who decided not ined that concern and it had been the dark mass at lower left. The image was taken using a from some engineers that its rocket.s. The seals are prime WASHINGTON — Lawyers for General Motors returning to the fold and they would like to live and officers were reported to'be holding Mayor Rodolfo helped' to topple Marcos, welcomed the Aquino to inform NASA officials higher up satisfactorily dispositioned.” Rei­ superchilled charge-coupled device in conjunction with rockets might be unsafe in the cold suspects in the investigation. Corp. and the government gave a federal judge work with my government.” Farinas of Laoag and nine of his aides in connection administration and gave thanks that life was quickly the chain of command about the nartz replied. a conventional telephoto lens. weather. "W e are working on several starkly different final as.sessments as they Habib, who arrived earlier today, "cam e to see how with an alleged plot to assassinate Aquino and returning to normal throughout the nation. recapped the evidence presented in a two-year he could be of assistance, and to express support for Defense Minister Juan Ponce Enrile. “ Never have I been prouder to be a Filipino, Sin trial of charges that GM ’s 1980 X-cars are unsafe. the Aquino administration,” said a U.S. Embassy Laoag is the capital of Marcos’s home province of said at a mass of thanksgiving with armed forces chief Military buildup defended GM attorney Thomas Gottschalk said in closing spokesman. No further details of the meeting were Ilocos Norte, a bastion of support for the former Gen. Fidel Ramos. Enrile and other leaders of the new arguments Wednesday in U.S. District Court that released immediately. president. administration. Soviets say Reagan "the record overwhelmingly demonstrates that Secretary of State George Shultz, also interviewed The Manila Times newspaper, which Marcos shut “ Never have our hearts beat together as they beat the 1980 X-car braking system is not defective.” on "Today." said "there is a considerable amount” of down in 1972, said the military Wednesday seized 16 together today, bursting with joy, a love of hope, Special assistant U.S. Attorney Lawrence U.S. assistance in the pipeline to the Philippines. high- powered firearms in three cars outside the soaring in gratitude." Sin said. “ I have full confidence Reagan looks for public’s support seeks confrontation Moloney countered that the government had "W e’re exploring with the new government exactly Defense Ministry where Farinas, his aides and in our new Madame President. Each of us must "gone far beyond what we need to prove" to show how they see the situation shaping up," he said. bodyguards were visiting Enrile, collaborate with her. according toour abilities, giving The newspaper quoted intelligence officers as represent the first payment on a push through Congress. national strength, unity and pur­ the cars are dangerous. Shultz also said the communist insurgency is her the full support of people power." Bv Helen Thomas The non-jury trial ended when both sides saying teams had been sent out to assassinate Aquino new five-year military spending "Instead of a freeze, there was a pose that has ... given us this MOSCOW (AP) — The official news agency Tass today "something that has to be dealt with and dealt with He gave special thanks to thousands of Filipino United Press International completed closing arguments, but it is expected program that carries a price tag of sharp cut — a cut of over 5 percent. historic opportunity to achieve accused President Reagan of using anti-Soviet slander and strongly. If you’ve seen the reports on their activities, and Enrile. , civilians who risked their lives by forming human real reductions in nuclear weapons to be months before Judge Thomas Penfield they’ve dope the sort of things that would make The Malaya newspaper also reported police seized WASHINGTON - President $1.8 trillion. And some are now saying that we "confrontationist rhetoric” to justify his request for a $320 billion barricades against tanks sent by Marcos to attack and a real chance at lasting Jackson issues a decision. The trial started in numerous high-powered weapons and ammunition Reagan, drumming up public Pointing to the approaching need to HONOLULU - Ousted Philippines President able to rest at least for a day in Hawaii. ” E this year only to have it result in a your help. ... tion, threats, and the constant proposed to attain in stages by the year 2000. Ferdinand Marcos, accompanied by 88 relatives and they had.” , ,, , ,, • ^ . In contrast to the flag-waving crowds that had met E The $311 billion figure amounts fleet of luxury • cars for personal errands, quest for domination. We want real Marcos has no real estate holdings in Hawaii,, but to an 8.2 percent increase over reduction because of the Gramm- "Let’s not falter now. Let’s supporters on his hasty flight to the United Stat^, is him in the past as president, Marcos arrived without peace.” including picking up laundry for Chief Justice while visiting the islands in the past he stayed at the present spending levels and would Rudman law — which he helped maintain that crucial level of Warren E. Burger’s daughter, according to a considering Hawaii as a possible home in exile. Gov. fanfare with his wife Imelda and their 87-member Honolulu homes of two supporters, Antoinio Floi- entourage aboard two U.S. Air Force C-141Starlifters. published report. George Ariyoshi said. rendo, known as the "Banana King of the The toppled 20-year ruler of the Southeast Asian The family members were given traditional flower The Washington Post, quoting ’’knowledgeable Philippines, and millionaire Bienvenido R. Tantoco. nation arrived at Hickam Air Force Base Wednesday leis by a small group that included Ariyoshi, Pacific sources” in its Thursday editions, said the court The former president reportedly controls real Rare copy of Declaration found during N.H. appraisal also has used government-owned vehicles to take for a stay of at least 24 hours, officials said. Air Forces Commander Gen. Robert Bazley and their estate in New York worth $379 million, including four He and his family and close political and military Justice Sandra Day O’Connor to a play, pick up choice properties in Manhattan and a plush estate on wives. . associates fled Manila in haste Tuesday and flew to Marcos, dressed casually and wearing a golf hat, the New York-based Sotheby’s "W e were taking steps to ar­ the moment, under our custody,” immediately after adoption by the Justice Harry A. Blackmun at Washington Bv Tom Mooney Cincinnati, said Wednesday that Continental Congress. Hawaii on two U.S. Air Force planes after a stopover Long Island. then walked unaided to a limousine, and the party The Associated Press the society also considered reno­ auction house. range for the sale of the document he said. National Airport, ferry friends of justices around Marcos had wanted to go north to his home province The Society of the Cincinatti is a After its adoption in 1776, first drove off in a fleet of seven vehicles to a group of vating its small museum in Exeter ’ ’ We realized our house was not a and they (Sotheby’s) and us town and take Justice Byron R. White from after he left the presidential palace in Manila and send printings of the Declaration were Marcos, 68, met with Hawaii’s governor for an hour cottages on the base. place to keep it, so we concluded thought we should bring the matter group of men descended from Baltimore-Washington International Airport to his family to the United States, Ariyoshi said. CONCORD, N.H - Holders of a where the Declaration was found given to each of the original 13 after settling in at a cottage on the air base. ”I don’t think that he’s going to come here and start the best thing to do was sell i t ... to to the attention of state authori­ officers on George Washington’ s his home in northern Virginia. ’’The family vetoed the idea, and they decided they rare copy of the Declaration of last summer during an appraisal colonies and prominent citizens of Ariyoshi, a friend of the Marcos family, said the a revolution from Hawaii, ” Ariyoshi said. The by a member. ensure its proper protection in the ties,” Weeks said. "W e wanted to revolutionary army staff. They Congress last year authorized the court’s car should stick together, ” the governor said. Independence found in New Hamp­ the time. former president had not ruled out the possibility of reason that he left was because he did not want "W e are quite certain that future," he said, give them the benefit of knowing operate a museum in an Exeter pool to ferry justices between their homes and the Marcos was carried aboard the plane in the shire hoped to sell it to raise money Of the 22 first printings disco­ making Hawaii his permanent home, which has a bloodshed and violence. Sotheby’s Senior Vice President about it and we thought that would house dating back to 1721, Weeks court using court police as drivers. The court’s Philippines on a stretcher but he walked off the to start a scholarship fund for earlier members of the society vered previously, most are in population of about 110,000 Filipinos. "H e was concerned about Filipinos being turned were aware of this document, but it David Redden said other first be the end of it." said. fleet includes Burger’s Cadillac limousine, six aircraft in Hawaii with only a little help. "H e really students interested in the Revolu­ public collections with one or two ’’1 indicated I feel we have to honor Reagan s against Filipinos and lots of bloodshed, and he did not tionary War. was in our attic for some period," printings of the doci ment have But the state stepped in to stop Redden said the copy was Lincoln Town Cars, a station wagon and a van. appeared to be very spry and in good spirits,’ the remaining in private hands. Red­ commitment to offer asylum and will make his stay want to see that happen.” said Ariyoshi. William Weeks, lawyer for the said Weeks. sold for betweeif $250,000 and Sotheby’s from selling it, claiming printed the evening of July 4,1776, However, congressional sources told the governor said. "H e did not look like the kind of person den said. comfortable in Hawaii if that is the decision, local chapter of The Society of the The society took the document to $350.0000. it may belong to the public. or the morning of July 5, 1776, newspaper the language approved by Congress does not authorize the use of cars after hours for Ariyoshi said after the meeting. State officials confirmed the find personal reasons. " I hope that the people will leave him alone and let on Tuesday and said they have Attempts to reach Toni House, the court’s press him lead a normal life if the decision is made to stay in begun a search of New Hamp­ officer, were unsuccessful Wednesday night. A I Hdwsii " FBI enters Tylenol death probe shire’s archives to try to find Crestfield Convalescent Home message left with a security officer at the court The urgency of the departure of the Marcos reference to the 210-year-old Dec­ was not immediately returned. entourage from the Philippines was clearly evidenced NASHVILLE, Tenn. (U Pl) - or the Tylenol could have been his bed in the apartment where he laration — one of only 23 first by their clothes, said Ariyoshi. FBI and Food and Drug Adminis­ removed from the capsule and lived alone. Harlan said he had printings known to exist. Fenwood Manor tration investigators picked up for replaced with cyanide," he said. been dead four or five days. The document was returned to analysis today an Extra-Strength The FBI moved into the case "It could have been a suicide, it the society on Monday. jSmlth College FREE EREE EREE EREE Tylenol bottle and a capsule found Wednesday and The Tennessee could have been a homicide,” he Weeks wo,uld not say where the under the deathbed of a man who Health Department issued a ban on said. "The manner of death ... I ’m document is now. [protest goes on died of massive cyanide poisoning. the sale of whatever Tylenol not willing to rule on." " I t ’s in a place of safe keeping at WEEKLY GARDEN LECTUR FDA spokesman Pat Pouzar capsules might remain for sale in Fenwood Manor ) NORTHAMPTON, Mass, (UPI) said the capsule would be sent to the state. , ! — Smith College students who rednesday, Marctv.,5, 7:30 the federal agency’s laboratory in A Westchester County, N.Y., ; began with a sit-in to protest the Cincinnati for testing. FBI agents woman died earlier this month O ffe r s : •school’s holdings in South African- Successful Vegetable Gardenin n . . ^ took the bottle for laboratory after taking Tylenol laced with • linked companies have taken full cyanide, and five days later police USDA CHOICE BOTTOM ROUND analysis in Washington. 4 control of the campus administra­ Pleasure & Profit discovered another contaminated • unique atmosphere for the rest home 4 The capsule, which authorities « tion building. B J By the expert staff of W. G said had traces of a substance that bottle in the same county. resident And, on Wednesday, an end to BEEF ROAST...... *1.49. 'a: Held at Woodland Gardens appeared to be cyanide, was found The FBI, which will inspect the 4 the dispute seemed nowhere in k under the bed of Timothy Green, Tylenol bottle in the Tennessee • location In a peaceful country setting k 32, a songwriter, guitar repairman ease, announced in Washington •f Dozens of students at the elite USDA CHOICE EXTRA LEAN » ^ and Jehovah’s Witness preacher Wednesday that it believes the • private and semi-private women’s school woke from a OODLA whose body was discovered in his cyanide involved in the New York accommodations second night at College Hall and GROUND ROUND...... *1.99iu. duplex apartment Sunday night. cases had been placed in the renewed their vow to hold the ^ A D I \ d J C l 6 8 Woodland St Medical Examiner Charles Har­ capsules after the packaging • 24 hour nursing supervision building until the school agrees to 643-8474 V i M I l l r U w O Manchester lan revealed Wednesday that process. divest of companies that do busi­ Green died of a massive dose of In a statement, the FBI said "it • full range of physical therapy services ness with the racially divided cyanide, but how it was ingested was possible to invade the bottles nation. . . Time to think of Special Special! The students staged a sit-in at FILET OF SOLE...... *4.49ib. remained a mystery. after packaging was complete • active recreation department Sowing Flower a Complate Lawn Police found one capsule in a without detection through conven­ the building Monday morning after Vegeteole Seeds Cars by Breonview trustees voted over the weekend Tylenol bottle Sunday under tional means." • beauty parlor with full range of services against complete divestiture. The Burpee a Herts “Breen Pro" LIVE (1% POUNDS) Green’s bed. He had been dead Green, a Jehovah’s Witness sit-in -escalated to a takeover 4 Begs - Pro-green, four or five days, authorities said. preacher from Minnesota who • Applewood Tuesday morning when students Brets Preventer a LOBSTERS...... *4.79ib. Medical Examiner Charles Har­ came to Nashville to try his hand at • therapeutic diets per physicians' orders • woodoird blocked employees from entering. lan said Wednesday the level of songwriting, was found Sunday on I • Scotti Food. Weed Control cyanide found in the remains of Think of Fenwood Manor first for vour • Brienview a Fooi Fell Food Green’s body was 20 times the • Caldwell a Jonai Rog.Veluo'94'* lethal dose, but he would not say Follow the adventures of Orson the Pig and loved-ones' rest home needs. Short­ • Old Fox Sprlpg Special HADDOCK FILETS...... *3.99ib. the poison came from a Tylenol • Tools capsule. his farm friends in U.S.ACRES. A delightful term, respite and lono-term.placements "A t this time, we have not available. Serving Manchester and • Tni Tamper determined where the cyanide new comic strip by Jim Davis, creator • Am u lNen.-S«L tim. 6 4N - 6 M Greater Hartford area. We would be ^ I I -T r - came from ." Harlan said. But he SL PATRICK’S scons-4 317 Highland St. Route 44 said that he "smelled cyanide in of GARFIELD®. pleased to answer your questions and 623-6982 the container" and "there were DAY Fail Season Program Manchester Coventry traces of material that appeared to Starting March 3 in arrange for a tour. Call 643-5151/ ask for SHAMROCKS HIGHLAND PARK MARKET 646-4277 742-7361 be cyanide" in the capsule, Director of Admissions. FUEr.r:.72»* RBg.no9<» $ Q Q 5 0 Harlan said tests also showed no FULL HEATINU SERVICE traces of acetaminophen, the ac­ tive ingredient in Tylenol, in Sanrl)PBlpr 565 Vernon Street, Manchester, CT • 06040 •Prices Subject Change » i‘». NOW ONLY ® ^ 41« Green’s body. That could mean that Green "did not take a Tylenol MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Feb. 27. 1986 - 7 6 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Feb. 27, 19Bfe

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Agency banned the use of EDB domestically MINK„2, limits and performance of a judicial system in our state. BEN GAY VISINE effective Sept. 1,1984. It gave Caribbean mango RIGHT on appointments judge. This is what we intend to In December, we sent out over Arthritic Rub AC Eye Drops Hairspray ^ 7 7 The proposed legislation would do more Visihe do this year, as an extraordinary 8,000 questionnaires to state growers a one-year break to find another year to than just get rid of the 20 percent rule. It also 1.25 oz. Aerosol or number of judicial terms come to lawyers asking them to evaluate combat the fruit flies. Instead, the nations got 6 or GUARD .50 oz. would allow a candidate to qualify for a To the Editor: their friends in Foggy Bottom to ask for an Nonaerosol an end. our judges, including this year’s Anti-Perspirant primary election by circulating a petition extension on their EDB exemption. $^49 $ 1 9 7 A ll Types More than 70 gubernatorial In the past, when a judge’s 70 returning nominees, for reap­ $ 3 0 7 Incredibly, the combined clout of the mango and A ll Types and gathering the signatures of at least 5 appointments and reappoint­ term ended, he or she has been pointment. Our intent is to cookie pushers succeeded in battering the EPA percent of enrolled party members. ments to judgeships will be easily reappointed as long as the exercise legislative oversight far individual was willing to carry beyond the ceremonial unanim­ into submission. The agency now intends to let confirmed by the 1986 General American consumers eat poison-dusted mangoes lUNIOR STRENGTH The measure offers a fairer and more Assembly. Through Republican- on with their dqties. You can ous votes of the past and identify CNILDRENS for up to two more years. VISINE equitable way to attract candidates than led initiatives, state lawmakers imagine how carefree the judges these judges who flaw justice. TYLENOL rwvMaaaaj*/ SUAVE felt in their positions. This may The state Legislature wants to TYLENOL _JUglOR$TRER6TH Eye Drops current practices, and the entire Legislature will bring true accountability AT FIRST THE A G E N C Y held firm on its Shampoo or and reform to the judicial branch have been a result of the attitude preserve a strong judiciary to Tablets Suave. should recognize its merits. decision to ban EDB-treated fruit on Sept. 1,1985. Elixer 1VLENOL .50 oz. of Connecticut government. that the legal profession is made better serve' the citizens of 30's 16 oz. Conditioner On Aug. 28, an internal EPA memo said: “ Since The 1985 Legislature approved up of responsible people with a Connecticut. This requires care­ 4 oz. the risks for U.S. consumers of treated mangoes $ ^ 7 7 A ll Types Liberalizing the delegate rules as proposed a constitutional resolution cal­ deep sense of ethical values. ful scrutiny, not just rubber |^EH5Z£7iiiem $ ] ^ 3 9 are not changed from E P A ’s 1984 estimates, 0 would bring diverse interests to the political ling for a selection procedure for There was also a belief that there stamps. ' which found one year of further exposure to be the $ 3 9 7 53®^ mainstream without allowing bogus judges based on merit, and that were more pressing matters I welcome your thoughts and limit of acceptable continued exposure, the resolution will be before the confronting the state House and opinions on this or any other candidates to overrun the system. The state’s agency feels that additional exposure to EDB in voters as a referendum question Senate than debating judicial state issue. You can contact me LUBRIDERM residents could not help but benefit by the the diet is pot in the public interest.” LUBRIDERM this November. The Republican- appointments. in Hartford: Sen. James D. MENNEN resulting infusion of new talent. Then, on Sept. 21, the mango growers brought Lotion controlled Legislature also ap­ My question is this: What can Giulietti, Senate Republican Ma­ D eodorant TUCKS Lubftderm' Lotion up their heavy artillery: Deputy Secretary of Scented proved an attorney grievance be more important than the jority Office.'state Capitol, Hart­ Speed SticK Lotion Unscented Our political system was never intended to ford, Ct., 06106. You can also call State John f£. Whitehead. He wrote to EPA aam Pads process which would enable protection of our citizens and sp eed 4 oz. Administrator Lee Thomas, expressed “ concern” A ll Types 16 oz. favor party hacks and entrenched regulars citizens to bring reports of unfair laws of our state? Our courts me toll-free at the Capitol at s t ic k 40's about the EDB ban, and asked the agency to “ take Cctnfofii who turned their backs on the populace once and unethical practice methods must be responsible to the people 1-800-842-1421, or at home in 2.25 oz. $ ^ 8 7 another look at this issue.” before a statewide grievance Vernon at 871-8851. $ 2 5 7 $ 5 2 9 F they got into office. And in an era when of Connecticut and only the most Laying it on with a spreader, Whitehead almost F committee. However, the courts' qualified judges should have this $ i [ 8 7 voters have raged against a dearth of seemed to say it was a patriotic duty to eat EDB- acceptance of these and other decision-making power in their Sen. James D. Giulietti qualified candidates and an abundance of laden mangoes. Deprived of the pesticide, legislative initiatives targeted at hands. Republican lawmakers 35th District arrogant incumbents, the change would Caribbean mango growers would wither and go judicial reform has been luke­ CALDESCENE broke, with apparently calamitous effects on their ALKA NO^ONSENSE provide greater participation in the political warm at best. countries’ economies — and on U.S. regionai Comfort Stride ANUSOL Pow der process — an essential component of A judge's term lasts for eight Innocents are heaven-bound SELTZER Suppositories 4 oz. dem ocracy. years. We can not allow these strategy. Panty Hose After much work, and some delay, the Challenger was on “ These countries are of great strategic interest RlRBOtS defenders of our laws to be lax in Tablets A ll Types 24's its way. to the U.S.,” Whitehead explained. “ Our interests iMllailHiNtliMM $ 2 ^ 9 E E their duties to the citizens of 26 s Comfort The current 20 percent requirem ent is too I hear the people shout, then cry. in Mexico are enormous.... We also have major Connecticut. It is time that we There’s something wrong, they’re going to die. stride $ 5 2 9 high and unfairly restricts legitim ate strategic and economic interests in the Caribbean 19 stop the secrecy and cronyism And all the people, on the ground, just let out $ 1 7 7 contenders who might be blocked out by the now taking place in our courts Basin.” one mournful sound. Acting Assistant Secretary of State James party establishment. That often leads to the and bring a true evaluation of Dear God, I know this cannot be, cried members of their Michel chimed in with the dubious claim that propagation of an administration long after it judges. family. REVLON Many Connecticut judges “ 360,000 peasant producers” in Haiti alone depend A REVLON has lost popular support, simply because the The Saints of Heaven have just made room on the mango crop for survival. He added that the s maintain that their courtroom is NATURE CORRECTOL Mm l 1 h i voters’ choices are artificially restricted. For seven heroes, who met their doom. American ambassador in Belize had warned the FLEX their jurisdiction: that the gover­ The finite mind will never know why. Tablets FLEX nor and the Legislature, under State Department that the EDB ban would MADE i s i 9 Shampoo or 5 oz. Those innocent people had to die. “ significantly harm the delicate economy ” of The . P arty endorsement shouldn’t be the sole the state’s 1965 constitution, has VVom*"* 60's FLEX FLEX 16 oz. M ousse Thomas O’Neill 100's Vitam in C Gent*« Conditioner criteria for a candidate. Ability and attitude little business in the internal that tiny Central American country, $ 2 « 7 llA Bluefield Drive A ll Types should count more, and the rules should affairs of our judicial system. Tablets ro*«*^ $ 4 0 7 $ 2 0 7 A ll Types HOW A LL THESE supposed thousands of $14 9 Id We legislators a''e obliged to 15 oz. 1 15 oz.) reflect that. Caribbean mango growers subsist on roughly $20 500 mg. million worth of total exports a year is not clear. What soon became clear was that the EPA OLD SPICE 7 succumbed to the pressure. s tic k SINUTAB Arthritic Rub ^3* MISS Maximum Strength Yuppies replace Russians in Maine town EPA officials drafted new. rules that completely Deodorant 5 oz. contradicted their previous expressions of nii:"' Maxinwm fireftfm Tablets or Capsules Ben-Gay comihei;Qially. Richmond was not able to support concern about EDB. The agency held out hope A ll Types BRECK Slnutab RICHMOND, Maine — When Baron Vladimir 24's a 30 percent growth in population. Panko says that an extension for EDB dusting would lead to von Poushenthal visited New England in the 3.75 oz. 9 Hairspray there are only two major industries here, development of an alternative method of middle 1960s he is said to have been taken by the A ll Types $ 2 9 7 employing some 100 people; the rest of the jobs thwarting the fruit flies. Just three months 7 7 similarities with his birthplace in the Soviet $ 2 4 9 $1 are in native family agriculture, or similarly fixed earlier, the agency reported it “ found no Union, The winter snows, the evergreen forests, T o m in service firms. assurance that given two more years of EDB use, even the sturgeon that lurk in some of the Thus, with two strikes against them, the acceptable alternatives would be fully available.” Downeast waters T ie d e SCHICK Russians struck out on the third. They could not Incredibly, the EPA even concluded that the UNISON So he decided to turn a little bit of the state into a achieve unity among themselves. The people who risks of eating EDB-tainted mangoes are DESITIN Double Edge little bit of Russia. He purchased several parcels PACQUIN Sleep Aid immigrated to America before the war, for one “ acceptable.” An agency official told our O intm ent Blades of land here in the Kennebec River community of thing, were suspicious of the people who came Hand Cream Tablets Richmond, and sold them in turn to others who, associate Corky Johnson this applied to “ short­ Unisom 2 oz. 5's later, and the White, Red and otherwise term exposure.” The two-year extension is 4 oz. I6's w » m N i s l c c f u ) like himself, had immigrated to American prior DIAPER THEN WHEN THE SOVIET population reached categorized Russians feuded incessantly. considered “ short-term.” RASH to, during, and ever since the second world war. OINTMENT 57 Those feuds still continue. And they are The EPA argued that EDB residue oh new $ J 7 7 I After that, the settlement grew rapidly. Soon 500 in the early 1970s. growth suddenly stopped. $ 3 3 9 Worse, a decided decline set in. Many of the older manifest in the three churches that continue to mango imports would be lower than the tolerance Soviet emigres began arriving by the hundreds. operate. One church, called St. Alexander Parents sent for their children, families for their settlers died, and many more of the younger ones level of 30 parts per billion the agency set for the became disenchanted. The colony lost 20 to 30 Nevsky, is supported by Royalists who believe in a friends, and. eventually, Baron von Poushenthal first extension. CLAIROL members a year at first, and in time it became Russian monarchy. Another church, St. Nicholas, But just a few weeks before that, the agency ROLAIDS turned Richmond into what was said to be the is reported to lean, comparatively speaking, to the CONTACT largest non-urban Russian settlement in the twice as many. said that EDB was a killer at almost any level. Antacid MUDD Today the immigrant population has dwindled latterday left. And spot checks by the Food and Drug C apsules iFK E IM lE ri LOVING United States. to between 75 and 100. The Russian enclave has Administration last year showed that mangoes 10's INTA< 75 Plus 20 FREE! Cleansing Mask And it looked it. There were Russian shops on FIN A LLY, THERE IS the Ukrainian A ll Types A ll Shades Main Street, and grandmothers walking about in become so devastated that it doesn’t bother to from Mexico and Haiti had EDB levels 10 times 2.25 oz. CARE count anymore. The shops have closed, the Nationalist Church. It is the largest, with 50 to 60 babushkas. Red Army veterans gathered to drink higher than the E PA ’s new limit: $ 2 9 9 ^ l a l ( U COnQ Lotion remaining members, and the most argumentative. 12 HOUR RELIEF i»TACID TABiefi vodka in the evenings, and intellectuals listened to restaurant is long gone. Russian women still stroll $ 1 77 m ask $ 2 ^ 9 H aircolor The congregation resents czarist Russians, the mijieu, and men drink together, but the 10 Trhrf,„n^ the BBC on shortwave. All told, the immigrants because they forced the Ukraine under Letters policy C*WiK# built three churches, a restaurant and a theater community is almost lost. Galena Panko says the whole thing is quite sad. domination, and they also have no use for the The Manchester Herald welcomes original company. She was one of the first to move to the colony. She communists who came late into power. letters to the editor. had fled Russia by way of Romania in 1951, and Panko says people who can’t reason together Letters should be brief and to the point. They GOLD BOND Available at participating then worked her way across Europe to the United can’t live together. That’s the morale of the rise should be typed or neatly handwritten, and, for Crown Pharmacy Lenox Pharmacy and fall of the Russian settlement. “ Now there is ease in editing, should be double-spaced. Letters Pow der States. She has lived in Richmond for 20 years, as Prescription Center VALUE PLUS STORES! 299 East Center Street a community leader, and says that her heart is no more hope,” she goes on. “ Everyone is gone or must be signed with name, address and daytime 4 oz. breaking: will soon be going. It is a very bad thing. The telephone number (for verification). 208 West Center Street Not all items available at all stores. M anchester " I am 78 years old, 1 came here to be with my homes of my people, they have all been sold.” own people, and now I just watch them go, one by For the most part, the homes have been sold to M anchester Not responsible for typographical errors. one. They die. Or they move. I lost my neighbor young people from the cities. The yuppies are last year, and I miss her so much. 1 am very upset, coming while the Russians are leaving. They are ilanrhpHlpr Hpralft gentrifying some of the neighborhoods, bringing you see. I can’t stop what is happening, I know, Fountfvd In 1M1 but it’s terrible to see everything collapse.” sailboats to the river, and more or less forming a colony of another kind here where the evergreens RICHARD W. COSGROVE...... Publlthnr DOUGLAS A. BEVINS...... ExecutivaEditor Health & Brooks Pharmacy Quinn’s Pharmacy PANKO SAYS THE COLLAPSE began for grow. Kay Drug Co. JAMES P. SACKS...... ManagingEditor Beauty Aids various reasons. One of them is that the Russians The yuppies are only here in the summer, ALEXANDER GIRELLI...... AaaoclateEditor 14 Main Street 585 Enfield Avenue 873 Main Street had difficulty adjusting. Panko says the people of however. The stiff winter weather is another thing Sale Prices! MARIE E. SIEFFERT Advartlaing DIreclor/Aaaoc. Publlaher Enfield M anchester Richmond tried to understand the emigres, and that chased some of the Russians away. MARK F. ABRAITIS...... Bualnaaa Manager East Hartford St. Nicholas Church in Richmond, the emigres tried in general to understand the Remember Baron von Poushenthal? He started SHELDON COHEN...... Compoaing Manager eFFECTIVE DATE Maine, isoneoftheremainingcenters of people of Richmond, but the tensions remained the influx, but he started the exodus as well. He ROBERT H. HUBBARD...... Preaaroom Manager FEB. 27- MAR. 1 JEANNE Q. FROMERTH...... Circulation Manager the town’s dwindling Russian formidable. left for Florida a decade ago, where he expired in (it»mmunity. . Too, the Russians could not adapt the balmy, hardly Soviet, sun. MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Feb. 27 1986 - 9 g - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Feb. 27, 1986

Obituaries Manchester proclaims ‘Rogers Day’ Rogers when he interviewed him ried him to college libraries in SPORTS By Alex GIrelll Rogers, who was employed by Spain and Portugal. A^ibtiate Editor the Postal Service for 40 years, for a story on bis role at the University of Hartford. He said Thomas Stringfellow, co- Ingegerd Anderson, Mayor Barbara Weinberg pro­ later served as a consultant to the chairman of the Manchester Inter­ Univerisity of Hartford on black Rogers told him many stories of Girl Scout leader claimed today “ John Rogeis Day” historic accomplishments of racial Council, said lie hopes to in town at a ceremony attended by history and culture and wrote and help continue the work done by taught courses on the subject. He blacks and challenged him to try a few friends and relatives of the find those stories in any sUndard Rogers in defining uhe role ol Ingegerd “ Inga” Louisa Sven- late Manchester resident, who also lectured widely to various blacks and other minorities in son Anderson, 8g, ol 106 Kennedy civic and community groups. history books. came to be regarded as a leader in "H e was a wonderful man to history. Road, widow of Bernhard Ander­ explaining the role of blacks and Weinberg presented Rogers’ A l f i ^ Rogers said that in about son, died' Wednesday night at son, Alfred Rogers, with a scrap­ know,” Barlow said. other minorities in the history of Andrew Morgan, 89, a friend of 1950 his father won a prize in an Hartford Hospital. She had been book of copies of articles about the nation. Rogers, said Rogers was a man essay contest sponsored by the active in local Girl Scouting for The proclamation, issued this Rogers published by the Manches­ who had no animosities. Herald. In his essay, hi advocated many years. morning at a ceremony in Lincoln ter Herald over many years. a college in Manchester as a way to i Bom Jan. 26,1898 in Trollhattan, One of the speakers at this Rogers sought to teach both Center, came at the close of Black •blaclu and whites about the roles improve the town. 1 Sweden, she had moved to History Month. The proclamation morning’s ceremony was attorney Rogers said his father always Yonkers, N.Y., in 1931. She had Malcolm Barlow, a former Herald outstanding blacks had played in • i t honored Rogers as a man who the history of the United State and liked to suppose that when Man­ been involved in both Boy Scouting spent years researching the ac­ reporter. chester Community College was and Girl Scouting since she was 32. Barlow said that as a young in the world, he said. complishments and achievements He said Rogers’ research car­ formed, he had forecast it. During World War II, she became of hl.ook Americans. in 1968. he first met a den mother, leading Boy Scout “ i t •M- f. «P '- troops whose leaders had joined the Armed Forces. She began her work in Girl GOP legislators stall on school package Scouting in 1948, when she was asked to help with a junior troop at Reginald J. Smith, R-New Hart­ hadn’t received all the computer fashioned within the next few her church. Since then, she had HARTFORD (AP) - Agree­ Ingegerd ‘Inga’ Anderson ment continus to elude state Senate ford, Wednesday after a three- data they were hoping for. A vote weeks. been an active Girl Scout leader, hour closed-door meeting of the was set for next week. He said there remains little serving in many positions. She had Republicans as they try to hammer out a proposal to increase Senate GOP. Smith said he and other Senate support among Republicans for a been a member of the Connecticut Meanwhile, House Republicans leaders would meet privately with mandatory minimum starting Valley Girl Scout Council the last Flora B. Pfamatter teacher salaries. “ The one thing we agreed on was canceled a vote Wednesday on teachers and local officials to get teacher salary of $19,300, as 18 years. Flora B Pfamatter, 75, of 74B their version of teacher salary more input from them on the issue. proposed by Democratic Gov. She had been a service unit that we haven’t got total agree­ Spencer St., died Tuesday after a ment,” Senate Majority Leader enhancements because they He said he hoped a bill could be, Wiiliam A. O’Neill. chairman in Manchester for many long illness. years, working with Girl Scout She was a lifelong resident of leaders in Buckley and Bowers Manchester and had worked for Herald photos by Bashaw schools. She served on several Burr Nurseries. Spencer Rubber SAVE NOW ON AMERICAS TOP NAME BRANDS! committees at Camp Edith-Macy Indians’ Brian Hughes (above) is met by 2 Co., and, for 10 years, at the former Manchester High’s Dale Gullo (10, left 2 in Briar Cliff Manor. N.Y.. the South School. She was a member of photo) tries to bat airborne puck into an Ram defenseman Wes Wiggleswerth (5) national training center for Scout North Methodist Church, a past open net. Gullo scored his fifth as Ram goalie Aaron Engle slides out for leaders. volunteer in the American Red a block. Manchester’s Bob Blake is In addition to her work in Girl Cross and a singer with the ALSIEFFERT'S short-handed goal of the year in the 3-3 Scouting, Anderson was very ac­ Manchester G Clef Society. tie against Rockville High Wednesday camped on the left post. tive in the Unitarian-Universalist She is survived by two daugh­ afternoon at Bolton Ice Palace. The Society East, where she was ters, Mrs, Donald Barrett of involved with the Women’s Feder­ Eastham, Mass., and Mrs. Elbert 7 ation. The international dolls she Carlson of Coventry; six grand­ 7 made from felt each fall were sold children and three great as a fund-raising project for the grandchildren. church every year. She was a There will be no funeral or founding member, and was very calling hours. A memorial service MHS earns tourney berth with lucky tie active in Church Women United. will be held March 9 at 2 p.m. at Rockville. But for those who sat Besides her son. she is survived North United Methodist Church, By Bob Papetti through the afternoon in the chilly by another son, A. Bernhard H. 300 Parker St. Anderson of Cleveland, Ohio; a Herald Sports Writer arena, the shocker at the end was Memorial donations may be that the Rams didn’t triumph. sister, Kristina Dahlin in Sweden: made to the Music Fund of North BOLTON — If something other “ They hustled, hit, and got good five grandchildren: and three United Methodist Church. than personal pride wasn’t on the goaltending,” lauded Eric Farno, generations of nieces and nephews line, Manchester High’s 3-3 tie with in the U.S.A. and Sweden. arch-enemy Rockville High on of the opposition. The Rams failed to score on a A memorial service will be held Wednesday afternoon at the Bolton first-period 5-on-3 power play, but Sunday at 3 p.m. at the Unitarian- Florence E. Hooper Ice Palace would have been they finally converted on the Universalist Society East, 153 W. Florence E. (O’Keefe) Hooper, likened to a loss by the Indians. ensuing man-advantage at 9:59 on Vernon St. Burial will be at the Manchester, 9-8 going into the 92, formerly of Oliver Road, died a 45-foot slapshot by Yamerik, who convenience of the famiiy. Watkins Wednesday niglU at a local conva­ FRIDAY FEB. ZStti ULL S:00... contest, needed one more win to was the best player on the ice. Funeral Home is in charge of lock up a Division II tournament lescent home. She was the wife of Manchester retook the lead at arrrangements. TO MARK DOWN OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF TOP NAME bid. And the 2-17 Rams were just the late Hollis L. Hooper, 3:15 of the middle period on a 4-on-3 Memorial donations may be the guys to do it to. She was born in Dublin, Ireland. situation when defenseman Smith made to the Connecticut Valley Instead, the Indians lagged Aug. 17, 1893, and came to the U.S. BRAND MAJOR APPLIANCES. COLOR TVs AND VCRs backhanded in a rebound off a Girl Scout Council, 74 Forest St., in 1910. She had lived in Point through three 15-minute periods Hartford, ‘06106, or to the and an 8-minute overtime against Blake shot. Pleasant Beach. N.J.. for 18years, Yamerik knotted it at 2-all when Unitarian-Universalist Society a spirited though less-talented moving to Manchester in 1942. She he hammered home his second East. Rockville team. was a great reader and a story­ marker on another slapper with And the Indians better feel teller to children. 1:54 remaining in the second She is survived by a son, Robert fortunate that the Rams went Stanza. B. Hooper of Manchester; a offsides on a 4-on-2 situation with 39 / Helen R. Berardl Yamerik’s blistering blast, F daughter. Mrs, Leonard (Dorothy) seconds left in the overtime. F which clanged in off the top right Helen R. Berardi of South Sexton of South Windsor; four I It’s a good thing Manchester Attleboro, Mass., died Tuesday at grandchildren; seven great­ hung on to beat Glastonbury, 5-4, corner of the cage, appeared to put the Indians in serious trouble. But Rhode Island Hospital, Provi­ grandchildren; and several nieces last Saturday night. With one game r / a slashing penalty to Rockville dence, R.I. She was the wife of and nephews. remaining on the schedule, Wed­ sparkplug Brunoli gave Manches­ Dominick J. Berardi and a native The funeral will be Saturday at nesday’s stalemate assured MHS ter another power play with 1:07 to of Manchester. 11 a.m. at the Watkins Funeral of a .500 record and a spot in the She was a graduate of St. Home, 142 E. Center St. Burial will post-season. Manchester hosts go in the period Francis Hospital School of Nursing be in the East Cemetery. Calling Farmington High Friday night at 9 It was the perfect time for an E in Hartford and was on the hours are Friday from 2 to 4 and 7 at Bolton. Herald photo by Bashaw on-ice leader like Blake to rise to E hospital's staff until her marriage. to 9 p.m. "They wanted that game more the occasion and inspire by exam­ She was the daughter of the late than we did,” said Indians’ coach Rockville’s Dave Yamerik is blanketed by Manchester Rod Cantrell poises for the shot. Another Indian ple. And his unassisted, ricochet Herman and Isabelle (Yanule- [»FRIDAY, FEB. 28th, lfl! 5:00 PM SHARP!! I Eric Farno. “ When you play defenseman, Ron Smith (5), covers up in the crease area. wrister that skipped in off Engle’s wicz) Pietrowski and had lived in Stephen Collins, 69, Rockville, you have to throw out High defenseman Dan Senkow in the slot, as netminder . chest with 13 seconds left to put the South Attleboro, Mass., since 1951. the records. It’s too close and too the role of the spoiler? Indians up 3-2 should’ve provided starter Rod Cantrell at the start of thriller to Manchester on Jan. 18. Besides her husband, she is editor at News-Times emotional.” win. “ That had nothing to do with it,” the impetus for a solid third period. the third period, stopped four shots “ We played two good games survived by a daughter, Susan I. DANBURY (AP) - Stephen FOR THE BIGGEST' '3 DAY SALE' ' in o u r HISTORY! Simple mathematics should Instead, the Indians tempted said a proud Michaels, smiling. But the Rams held the edge over in the extra session. His couter- against them and we could’ve had Berardi of Cranston. R.I.; two Collins, the editorial director of have influenced a prudent over­ fate by pinching in and not hustling "This is Manchester.” the final 15 minutes, and ulti­ part. Rockville’s Aaron Engle, was both of them.” sons. Michael D. Berardi of The News-Times for 16 years, died PRICES MAY NEVER BE THIS LOW AGAIN! time by the Indians. After three back to cover their own zone. Gullo said, “ This is Manches­ mately evened the score with 4:11 called upon to make just one save Dale Gullo (19), Ron Smith (5) Washington, D.C., and John H. early today of apparent heart periods of uninspired hockey, "They all wanted that big goal by and Bobby Blake (35) supplied ter,” with an exclaimation point remaining when Brunoli snuck a Berardi of South Attleboro, Mass.; failure at Danbury Hospital. He Manchester could have laid back themselves.” said assistant coach in OT. just 1:20 into the tilt, when he rifled 2-on-O breakaway between Oat- The non-loss was much more goals for the Indians. Dave Y a­ and a sister, Felicia 1. Pietrowski was 69. — out of strategy, this time — and Clay Farno. “ They got a little in his fifth short-handed goal of the way’s pads. satisfying for the Rams. merik delivered a pair for Rock­ of Manchester. Collins, who served the news­ played for the deadlock and the selfish, and didn’t take this game year to put the favorites up, 1-0. And Manchester High expe­ • EVERY AIR CONDITIONER • EVERY VCR "It was nice,” said Rockville ville, while Fred Brunoli added one The funeral will be Friday with a paper for 52 years, joined The sure thing. too seriously.” No one would’ve been surprised rienced both victory and defeat in a Manchester netminder Brian coach Bruce Michaels, whose marker and two assists. mass of Christian burial at 11 a.m. News-Times in 1934 as a reporter • EVERY COLOR TV • EVERY REFRIGERATOR “ We didn’t even talk about Were the Rams intent on playing if a long afternoon followed for tie. in St. Theresa Church, Baltic and became suburban editor in • EVERY WASHER • EVERY DRYER • EVERY RANGE that,” said Farno, ” We wanted to Oatway, who relieved freshman squad dropped a 4-3 overtime Street, South Attleboro, Mass. 1946. He was promoted to news­ Burial will be in Newell Burial room editor in 1949, at age 32, and EVERY MICROWAVE • EVERY DISHWASHER • EVERY FREEZER Ground, South Attleboro, Mass. to editorial director in 1968. ^ ... MUST BE SOLD ... NOW! Fans chant Tire Jack, Fire Jack' Lawyers, insurers Whalers continue slide, lose to Minnesota

at odds on crisis Combined Wire Services playoff spot. Among the penalties were three “ We’ve lost our confidence.” game misconducts. The run of admitted Whalers defenseman altercations began just four se­ HARTFORD (UPI) - Lawyers As expected, the Connecticut HARTFORD — Hartford Whal­ Joel Quenneville. conds into the game with a fight and the insurance industry have Bar Associationsharply disagreed ers coach Jack Evans is already Despite the victory, which gave between NHL penalty leader Tor- offered lawmakers sharply differ­ with the insurance industry posi­ losing sleep. His job may be the Minnesota a 7-3-1 mark in its last 11 rie Robertson of the Whalers and ing views on whether the legal tion and urged the Judiciary % . next thing he losses. games. North Stars coach Lome Minnesota’s Willi Plett, system is to blame for a crisis in Committee to put off any action on The Whalers lost their third Henning was not pleased. “ It was a sloppy game. We have insurance pricing and availability legislation until the issue can be .1 straight game, a 5-2 setback to the “ (The Whalers) are frustrated played brutal for three games in Connecticut. studied further. Minnesota North Stars Wednesday “ This Legislature is now being night, amid Hartford Civic Center and we played into their hands.” now,” Henning said. “ We scored a An insurance industry group pressured into panic legislation F a Ai'.’ P'.E BiiVS chants of “ Fire Jack.” Henning said of a fight-filled game couple of early goals and Donnie Wednesday told the Legislature’s masquerading as an improvement ‘I am not going to resign, ” featuring 148 penalty minutes. (Beaupre) played outstanding (43 saves). If any one of those (17) Judiciary Committee that reforms in the way things have been done Wgstingtxxjse Evans said. " I ’m doing as good a The North Stars killed 10 of 11 are needed in the legal system to for generations,” said attorney llC/1 FAIHOUt MAUI job as anyone could do with this Hartford man-advantage situa­ shots in the second period went in, restore fairness, efficiency and RalphG. Elliot, thebarassociation team ... but it’s getting worse. tions in a game that was cluttered we’re in trouble.” MKAVY with 148 minutes in penalties. Hartford’s beleaguered goalie, predictability with regard to civil president. I DUTY “ I feel the pressure. I ’m not lawsuits. Eliiot said iawmakers have been I t i r r sleeping or eating. It’s not a good Referee Dave Newell issued six Mike Liut, was pulled after the Stephen B. Middlebrook, an given no evidence that the current XLOOO 19 experience to go through.” major penalties and seven first period, trailing 4- 1. executive with Aetna Life & legal system caused the insurance ' cBSS t Hartford, tied for third place in misconducts. Beaupre won his seventh Casualty, said the problems some crisis or that the tort ref orms being the Adams Division and five “ We played right into their BEW 8 HOUR straight start. businesses and municipalities are proposed would improve the insu­ games over .500 on Jan. 25, have hands,” said Henning, whose club CubluftuudyX “ I was seeing the puck and having getting insurance or afford­ rance situation in the state. gone 2-12-1 since and dropped six was called for 21 penalties. “ It was lUTOHATK ■M on «oiimc_ controlling the rebounds on every “ Those whose agenda has long T O U C H P A D points behind Buffalo for the final a sloppy game.” ing it is a result of a “ lawsuit shot,” he said.“ This was one of my contained certain desired changes m c B o w j u r E COLOR TV COLOR TV crisis.” better games in some time.' He questioned current practices in the civii justice system are Dino Ciccarelli scored his 27th under which a defendant can be seizing the opportunity created by iji Whalers losing big money and 28th goals in the first period found only partially responsible the ‘insurance crisis’ to sacrifice 448. 288. 199. 269. 329. and Brian Lawton and Kent for damages in a lawsuit, but time-tested processes and proce­ HARTFORD (UPI) — The Hart­ “ While we expect them to Nilsson also scored in the first required to pay all of the damages dures designed by this Legislature ford Whalers, while doing poorly eventually reach the break-even period to ignite the North Stars. awarded in the case. and the courts to protect Connecti­ OPEN SUNDAY 12-5 on the ice, are in even worse shape end and beyond, in terms of profit, Dennis Maruk added a second- Middlebrook, who testified be­ cut citizens from suffering harm at the box office, a club official we're comfortable with the posi­ period score for Minnesota, which without compensation,” Elliot O U A BA H Tetu fore the Judiciary Committee on says. tion they're in right now and the returned to .500 at 27-27-9. - - 4 behalf of the Insurance Associa­ said. l o w e s t Howard Baldwin, the Whaler’s intangible benefits they bring to tion of Connecticut, said there are He said the Legisiature has PRICES chairman and managing general Hartford,” said Aetna spokesman For Hartford, Dean Evason ample studies and evidence to neither the time nor information LKKeHewAy I partner, said he expects the team Jason Wright. scored on a deflection at 15:37 of show the system is unfair. needed to address the calls for tort to lose about $700,000 this season. the first period — the Whalers’ only “ Taken together, they show how reforms and other insurance “ A loss of $700,000 would be a “ We think that Mr. Baldwin’s power-play goal in 11 opportuni­ similarly situated plaintiffs issues in this year’s session, which estimates are in line with that,” ties. Bobby Crawlord scored with E -Z TERM S: good bet for this season, and &> * achieve very different results in under the state constitution must f ^ Wright said. • CASH although that looks like a big 39 seconds to play. UPI photo the legal process and how certain end no later than May 7. SUPER DISCOUNT CENTER » » ^ number, we’ve been cutting our Baldwin said the $700,000 figure characteristics of defendants — Elliot recommended the crea­ • CREDIT CARD losses in half the past few years,” could drop by about $200,000 if the The Whalers, 28-32-1, avoided a 445 HARTFORD RD. KEEHEY 8T. EXIT OFF 1-384 W BV 647-999/ major slump until late January. Minnesota's Scott Bjugstad finds him­ makes the save Wednesday night at the for example, the depth of their tion of a commission to study the ! .MONTHLY Baldwin said. Whalers qualify for the playoffs 388 They have not been the same team Hartford Civic Center. Liut was pulled pockets — may make more of a insurance crisis and report back to MANCHESTER OPEN 9;30 a m PAYMENTS Aetna Casualty & Life, the and hold at least two post-season self tied up in front of the Hartford net by difference in jury awards than lawmakers by next February so games at home. since losing two of their best )PEN DAILY: MON-THURS TIL 9 . TUE8-WED-8ATt i l s . FRIDAY TILS, team’s other major owner, also Whaler defensemen Dana Murzyn (4) after giving up four goals in the first degree of fault or proof of causa­ action could be taken during the players, Captain Ron Francis and said Wednesday it does not see the “ If we make the playoffs, then it and Ulf Samuelsson as goalie Mike Liut period in a 5-2 North Stars’ victory. tion,” he said. 1987 session. financial losses as a problem. should be a windfall,” he said. winger Kevin Dineen, to injuries. MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday Ffh 27. 1986 - 11

10 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Feb. 27, 1986 College basketball roundup SCOREBOARD MCC confident ProvidencB89,UConn66 Berry and ‘Pearl’ both shine ^ Nofth8tirtS,Whilirs2 Golf about^hances CONNECTICUT (66) Hockey Mmneseta f i t '! Williams 74 2-2 16, Coles 8-13 1-3 17, Hartford 1 * 1** Besselink 34 1-2 7, Warren 1-2 04 2, First period— 1, Minnesota, Clccorelll (kimble 2-10347, Roblnson6101-39, Shea 27 (Broten), 8:58.2, Minnesota, Lawton 14 680-28, King 04 0 4 0.Totals29-5B8-2066. PGA monay iaadara By Bob Popettl point guard and East Catholic NHL itandings (Bellows, Maruk), 10:22. 3, Mlnnerota, Herald Sports Writer High School graduate. as Redmen topple Syracuse Nilsson 12 (Acton, McKegnev), 11:19.4, PROVIDENCE («) (Ttirough Feb., 23) " I t ’s nothing serious, but it’sa Hartford, Evason 14 (D. Babvch, (ioyln), KIpfer 24 34 7, Roth 1-1 04 2, S. 1. Hal Sutton 141/960 nagging injury so he’s not going Wolei Conference pp, 15:37. 5, Minnesota, CIccarelll M Wright 312 34 9, Brown 24 01 4, 141/692 The Cougars are confident. 2. Bernhord Longer to be quite 100 percent,” said Patrick DlvWen (Blugstod), pp, 17:32. Penalties— P l ^ , Donovan S-9 7-9 17, Palaizl 613 5415, D. 3. Colvin Peete 139/468 Manchester Community Col­ W L T Ph. O F OA Min, malor-game misconduct (fight­ Wright0-3040, Duda 1-3042, Lewls6934 4. Donnie Hammond 122/150 lege’s best-ever basketball Mistretta. By Fred Lief Philadelphia 41 16 4 86 261 183 ing), 0:04; Robertson, Har, m al^- 13. Totals 2662 21-28 69. 118/476 United Press International oame misconduct (fighting), 0:04; Both- 5. Corev Povln team feels it has a shot when the Manchester will only bring Woshlnoton 36 19 5 77 233 212 Halftime—Connecticut 30, Provi­ 6. Fuzzy Zoeller 115/875 NY lilonders 29 32 10 68 246 223 well, Hor, 3:31; Graham, Min, molor dence 23. Fouled out— Coles, Warren. 109/960 eight-team NJCAA New Eng­ nine players to the tournament. 7. Bob Tway Walter Berry and Dwayne Wa­ Plttsburoh 30 2S 7 67 252 219 (fighting), 5:59; Quennevllle, Hor, Total fouls— Connecticut 24, Provi­ 8. Tony Sills 96/143 land tournament in Warwick, “ We re a little light on re­ NY Ranoers 29 27 4 62 213 205 mlnor-malor (fighting), 5:99; ^ M o n , dence 22. Rebounds— Connecticut 40 93/579 shington, as much a part of New Min, 11:53; Hospodar, Min, 15:n;D. 9. Doug Tewell R.I., tips off Friday. serves,” admitted Mistretta. New Jersey 19 38 224 281 (Besselink 10), Providence 36 (S. Wright 10. Paul Azlnger 90/158 York City basketball as bent rims Adaim DIvlf len Babvch, Har, 16:04; Maruk, Min, 19:59. 10). Assists— Connecticut 15 (Warren, 11. Payne Stewart 88/192 Besides depth, the Cougars’ Montreal 34 23 6 74 268 210 i (jambie 5), Providence 14 (Donovon 12. John Cook 79/427 MCC. seeded No. 3, won a weakness is down low, where in asphalt schoolyards, settled Quebec 33 26 4 70 256 228 Second period— 6, Minnesota, Maruk 15 5) Technical— None. A— 7,216. 13. Tom Watson 69/136 their own score Wednesday night. 67 249 229 (Lawton), 11:53. Penalties— school-record 21 games against the absence of a legitimate big Boston X 25 7 14. Mark O'Mearo 67/530 “ It means a lot to play against Buffalo 29 27 6 64 234 221 Langevln, Min, 4:06; Shaw, Har, 4:D; 15. Jodie Mudd 60/739 only 5 losses this season. The man has made them vulnera­ Horfford 28 32 2 58 246 247 Grahom, Min, 7:52: Hollln, Min, 57/367 ’The P eW r,” Berry said after his doubl»-mlnor oame misconduct (leoy* Georgatown 90, Boston Cottage 16. Clarence Rose Cougars hope to improve on that ble. Backboard leadership Campbell Conference 17. Mark WIebe 52/491 Redmen defeated Syracuse 8079 Norrts Division Ing bench during fight), served by 52/491 mark Friday at 4 p.m. when comes from the 6-3 Hartfield Clccorelll, 13:32; Hartsburg, Min, 76 18. John Mahoffey Wednesday night before a sellout w L T PH. GF OA 19. Jim Thorpe 44/302 they face No. 6 Mitchell College and the 6-2 Russell, two of the Chicago 31 23 8 70 276 262 13:32; Acton, Min, 13:32; Samuelsson, 41/660 crowd of 19,591 at Madison Square Har, 13:32; MacDermId, Har, fcf'" m 20. Craig Stabler of New London in their tourna­ top 15 rebounders in the region, St. Louis 28 25 B 64 235 228 BOSTON C O LLEG E (74) , „ . » , 21. Philip Blackmar 40/909 Garden. “ We’ve played in the Minnesota 27 27 9 63 256 247 13:32; Har bench (served by McCreodv 61312-15 24, H lerpe 2-2 04 4, 40/187 ment opener at the Community along with the muscle of 6-4 22. Lannv Wodklns same playgrounds and tourna­ Toronto 18 37 6 42 241 299 Crawford) 17:14. Bowers 9-15 44 22, Barros 69 64 12, 23. Danny Edwards 39/511 College of Rhode Island. Mike Stowell. Detroit 12 44 5 29 200 318 Third period— 7, Horttord, Crawford 14 Pressley 14 0-2 2, Dohertv 2-2 04 4, 39/099 ments all our lives. There was a lot (Ferroro, Gardner), 19:21. Penalties— 24. Mark Lye "W e’re optimistic," said T h e winner of the Smythe DWIslon Gordon 0-2 2-2 2, S. Benton 24 2-2 6 J. 25. Gary Koch 38/451 of talking between the two of us. I 1 Edmonlon 43 14 6 92 334 252 McKegnev, Min, 0:43; Langevln, Min, Benton 0-1 04 0. Totals 2658 2631 76. 37/848 Manchester co-coach and at­ Manchester-Mitchell matchup 2:39; Turgeon, Har, 2:39; Hospodor, Min, 26. Don Poolev kept telling him it was over, and he Calgary 29 25 7 65 265 237 GEORGETOW N (90) , . , . „ 27. (Jan Forsman 35/526 hletic director Pat Mistretta. will play in the semifinals at 7 Los Angeles 20 35 6 46 222 297 3:13; W. Babvch, Har,mlnor-mlsconduct, Williams 9-14 44 22, Wingate 34 54 11, 35/404 kept saying ’it’s not over ‘til it’s 3:13; MacDermId, Har, 6:27; Graham, 28. Willie Wood The Cougars are led by p.m. Sunday against the victor Winnipeg 19 38 6 44 234 396 Dalton 67 04 12, M. Jackson 1412-1216 29. Joey SIndelar 34/765 A > Vencouyer 17 34 9 43 212 253 Min, 6:50; Maruk, Min, 7:36; Maruk, Broodnax 7-11 34 17, Edwards 2-3 1-3 5, 32/828 soft-shooting forwards Tyrell of No. 2 Mattatuck vs. No. 7 over.’” Min, 11:07; Hospodor, Min, malor- X. Lennie Clements In a meeting between two of the Wednesday's Results Smith 04 74 7, McDonald 0-3 04 0, 31. Wayne Levi 32/571 Hartfield (20,3pointspergame) Middlesex, Mass. MInnesoto 5, Hartford 2 mlsconduct (fighting), 13:33; W. Babvch, Hlghsmlth 1-1 04 2, Mateen 04 04 0, J. 31/621 Har, molor-mlsconduct (fighting), 32. Andy Bean and Carbert Russell (20.0), and Mattatuck and top-ranked nation’s finest players. Berry Pittsburgh 5, Buffalo 2 Jackson 04 04 0. Totals 29-51 32-39 90. 33. Larry Mize 29/694 struck for 27 points and 12 New Jersey 7, NY Islanders 2 13:33. HalHIme—Georgetown 36, Boston 29/463 multi-talented guards Chris Middlesex, Conn., are consi­ Shots on goal— Minnesota 12-10-2— 34. Bobby Wodklns Edmonton 8, Winnipeg 2 College 34. Total fouls— Boston College 35. Tom Kite 29/324 Galligan and Donald Cost. dered the heavy favorites in the rebounds while Washington coun­ Montreal 4, Vancouver 2 24. Hartford 14-17-14— 45. 27, Georgetown 22. Fouled out— 2 36. Ray Floyd 28,554 MCC split a pair of decisions tournament, but Manchester is tered with 35 points and 6 assists. Tliursdav’s Games Pressley, Doherty. Rebounds— Boston 37. Jay Delslng 26/532 2 (All Times EST) Powcr-plav conversions— Minnesota “He had a great game,” St. U P I photo College 29 (Bowers 7), (Jeorgetown 38 38. Bob Eostwood 28/404 with Mitchell during the regular certainly among the darkhorse Washington at Boston, 7:35 p.m. 7-l.Harttordll-l. (Edwards 12). Assists— Boston College 4 27/625 John’s guard Mark Jackson said of / Goolles— Minnesota, Beoupre. Hart­ 39. Hubert Green season. Manchester opened the candidates. Plttsburoh at NY Rangers, 7:35 p.m. (4ploverswlth1each), Georgetown 17 (M . 40. Sandy Lyle 27/449 Washington. “ But I wouldn’t trade Phi lodelphia at Calgary, 9:35 p.m. ford, Llut, Weeks (2nd per.). A — 11,042. Jackson 6). Technical— Boston College 27/394 campaign by winning its first “ Hey, Villanova beat George­ Chicago at LOS Angeles, 10:35 p.m. 41. Tim Simpson places with him tonight.” bench. A — 8,693. 42. Dan Pohl 26,907 eight contests before bowing to town,” said Mistretta. "Upsets Friday's Domes Referee— Dove Newell. 26/459 The No. 10 Redmen, 26-4 overall, Quebec at Buffalo, night Knicks to honor “Pearl” 43. Mark McCumber Mitchell. 91-83, in the finals of happen against anybody. We 44. Jim Gallagher, Jr. 25.916 the Rotary Club Classic on Dec. know we can score against moved into a first-place tie in the Toronto at Detroit, night 45. Mike Hulbert 25/891 N Y Islanders at Winnipeg, night Pangulna 5. Sabres 2 The New York Knicks will honor Earl "The Pearl" Monroe Wedneaday'a cottage hoop re- 25.866 27. The Cougars came back to anybody.” Big East at 13-2 with No. 6 Philadelphia at Vancouver, night 46. Barry Jaeckel (15) by retiring his uniform between halves of their game 47. Bill Glasson 23/934 handily win the Feb. 5 rematch, The Cougars averaged 96.7 Syracuse, 22-4. Should each win its autta 23/743 Buffalo * 0 2— 2 48. David Graham 119-104. points per game, second only to final gamethis weekend, St. John’s 7 Saturday night against the New Jersey Nets at Madison 49. Mark Pfell 23/674 Pittsburgh 11 takes the regular-season title by 7 First pe rio d-1, Plttsburoh, Lemleux 39 Square Garden. Monroe will be honored six years after West Virginia College Tournament 50. Greg Normon 22/420 "The first game they beat us Mattatuck’s 98.7. AHL Itandings (Bullard, Bodoer), 9:39. Penalties— First Round 51. Johnny Miller 22/170 in the paint (inside), and the Manchester lost twice to virtue of a tie-breaker. Bluefleld 71, Concord 65 52. Ken Brown 21/856 Washington, powering through Ramsev, But, 7:19; Siren, Pit, 13:15; he officially retired. He helped the Knicks to their only Shepherd 71, Davis & Elkins 68 21/525 second game we neutralized Mattatuck during the regular Follgno, But, 19:40. 53. Curtis Stronge the lane and slithering along the Norttiorn Division Second period-2, Plttsburoh, Lemleux two world championships. W.Va. Wesleyan 87 Alderson- 54. Jeff Slumon 21/185 them. The key to beating season. W L T PtS. GF OA 40 (Bullard, Frawlev), PP, 1:38. Brooddus60 55. Steve Pote 21,007 Mitchell is right in the paint,” “ We lost by 41 points the first baseline, was backed by Wendell Adirondack 34 20 6 74 262 222 Penalties— Cunnevworth, Pit, 12:40. 56. Jim Colbert 20,745 Alexis with 19 points and 12 33 23 6 72 231 231 Wheeling 67, Fairmont 60 20,398 said Mistretta, whose squad time and 4 the second time,” Maine 57. Andy Dillard rebounds. But the Orangemen Moncton 29 24 6 64 219 220 Third period— 3, Plttsburoh, Hannan 10 East 58. Jack Renner 18/663 may have to do it without husky Mistretta said. “ If they get us Sherbrooke 28 29 7 63 283 277 (LIndstrom, Chobot), 0:14.4, Plttsburoh, Brooklyn 102, SUN Y Purchase 43 59. (Jeorge Burns 18/549 Anthony Martin. The 6-2. 210- into a running game, they’re were undone by fouls and the 2 of 11 Fredericton 25 31 7 57 245 249 Cheynev 62, Mlllersville 60 18/250 Siren 3 (Cunnevworth, Bullard), 2:38. 5, Celtll:a120.Spura100 60. David Ogrln pound power forward is cur­ going to blow us out. That’s why shooting for 5 points by Rafael Nova Scotia 22 32 6 SO 241 273 Buffalo, Andreychuk 28 (Gage, Tucker), Colby 80, Bates 65 61. Mac O'Grady 16/131 Southern Division Concordia 100, Kings 74 62. Larry RInker 17/453 rently on crutches due to a knee defense is the key. We’re quick, Addison. 264 228 4:22.6, Plttsburoh, Bullard 37 (Lemleux, Hershev 35 25 2 72 Mantha), pp, 11:12. 7, Buffalo, Hamel IS SAN ANTONIO (100) Curry 101, Emerson 53 63. Hale Irwin 17/357 injury. His condition is day-to- but we’re not physical, so we’ll “ We tried to get the ball inside in St. Cotharlns 31 29 4 66 251 250 Basketball Edlnboro61, Indiana (Pa.) 57 64. Howard Twitty 16/894 254 244 (unassisted), 12:29. Penalties- S. Johnson 693-515, Mitchell 6144-416, have to do'a lot of little things. ’ ’ order to get to the foul line.” St. Rochester 27 27 5 59 Fenvves, But, 10:27; RuskowskI, Pit, Gilmore 4-9 3-5 11, Matthews 4-8 3-4 11, Falrleigh Dickinson 76, Marlst 57 65. Ronnie Block 16/366 day. Springfield 28 30 3 59 227 236 Georgetown90, Boston College76 66. Antonio Cerdo 15,482 Another Cougar who may be ■’If we play to our potential,” John’s coach Lou Carnesecca said. 58 266 283 mlnor-malor (fighting), 15:19; Cvr, But, Robertson 613 2-210, Greenwood 612 OO New Haven 26 32 6 mlnor-malor (fighting), 15:19; Lonev, 10, Lamp 69 1-2 13, Williams 2-6 OO 4, HarMprd 56, Colgate 37 67. Gory Hallberg 15,075 slightly hampered with a sore he added, “ We could beat “ It was the key to the game.” Binghamton 26 31 5 57 236 244 Norwich 96, New England College81 68. Chi Chi Rodriguez 15.000 237 Pit,mlnor-molorflghtlng), 15:32; Holkl- Wilkins 1-8 OO 2, Sunvold 3-7 2-2 8, Hughes Jackson engineered the St, Baltimore 23 34 5 51 215 dls. But, mlnor-malor (fighting), 15:32. NBA atandinga 01 OOO, Brittain 01 OOO. Totals41-9718-24 Plymouth State86, Southern Malne76 69. Bill Kratzert 14/841 knee is Galligan. the astute them.” , Wednesday’s Results Providence 69, Connecticut 66 70. Ken Green 13/948 John’s offense for 14 points and 8 Baltimore Sherbrooke 2 100. St. John's 86, Syracuse 79 13,651 Shots on goal— Buffalo 6-16-13— 35. Eastern Conference BOSTON (120) 71. Jay Haos assists. Willie Glass provided 19 Blnohamton 7y Moncton 6 Plttsburoh 8-13-11— 32. Wedman6130010, Blrd9-224-422Parlsh Stevens Tech 78, NY Poly Tech 52 72. Scott Simpson 13/685 Hershev 5, Rochester 4 Atlantic Division Trov 52, Towanda 40 13/394 points and 12 rebounds while Power-plov conversions— Buffalo W L Pet. GB 11-165-6 27, D.Johnson6112-214,Alnge1-5 73. Chip Beck New Haven 6, Adirondack 5 2-0. Plttsburoh 3-2. 2-24,McHale692-214,Slchtlng 69 1-1 13, Wagner 87, Long Island U. 82 74. Roger Moltble 13.000 Scholastic roundup Shelton Jones had 14 points and Nova Scotia 6, Maine 5 x-Boston 45 11 .W William & M ary 69, LataveHe54 12/875 Philadelphia 37 21 Walton 3-5 OO 6,Carllsle2-40O4,Kltel-2 75. Tom Purtzer Ron Rowan 12 plus 10 assists. Thursday's Gomes Goalies— Buffalo, Barrosso. Pitts­ South 76. Rex Caldwell 12,719 New Jersey 29 3? '599 OO 2, Vincent 0-2 2-2 2, ThIrdkIII 1-1 OO 2. Atlantic Christian 74, Guilford 62 St. John’s recovered from a first Maine at Frederidon burgh, Romano. A — 13,480. Totals51-9918-19120. 77. Scott Hoch 12/693 Friday's Games Washihoton 27 31 .466 Auburn 92, Louisiana State 86 12,485 half in which it trailed 35-33 and U P I photo New York 19 39 .328 78. Isao AokI Rochester ot Baltimore Referee— Ron Hoooarth. San Antonio 23 25 31 21— 100 Duke 77, Clemson 69 79. Bill Israelson 12/469 was thrashed on the boards, A 13-0 Hershev at New Haven Central Division Elizabeth Cltv71, Fayetteville St. 66 12/385 Milwaukee 41 18 .695 Boston 32 29 35 34— 120 80. Bob Glider MHS girls finish night at Madison Square Garden, Binghamton at Sherbrooke Florida 77, Alabama 65 run put the Redmen ahead 48-41 Dwayne "Pearl” Washington of Syra­ Adirondack at Springfield Atlanta 34 24 .586 6'/2 Three-point goals— None. Fouled 6'/a out— None. Total fouls— Son Antonio 13, Georgia 62, Mississippi 61 LPGA monay iaadara with 13; 42 to go. Syracuse drew to Washington had 35 points but the Detroit 35 25 .583 George Mason 75, Radford 64 y cuse fires over the defense of Mark Cleveland 23 35 17'/2 Boston 16. Rebounds— Son Antonio 37 56-55, but 6 straight points, capped (Greenwood 9), Boston 56 (Parish 10). Hompton 92, Shaw 66 Jackson of St. John’s during their Big Redmen prevailed, 86-79. 0Hera8.Jeta2 Transactions Indiana 20 38 .345 20'/, J.C. Smith 82, Bowie State 60 Through Feb. 23 by Jones’ jumper, put the Redmen Chicago 20 40 333 21'/j Assists— San Antonio 23 (Robertson 6), Lipscomb 79, Christian Brothers 70 $42/900 year with a loss East Conference game Wednesday F Western Conterencr Boston 13 (Bird9). Technical— Gilmore. 1. Mary Beth Zlmmermon in control with seven minutes left, Louisville 65, South Carolina 63 2. Patty Sheehan 40/055 F “ We just didn't shoot wel) Edmonton 3 2 3—• Midwest Division A — 14,890. Maryland 59, Wake Forest 48 3. Val Skinner 36/671 Wlnnlpog 0 0 2—2 W L Pet. OB Miami (Fla.) 73, American 64 35,570 3, Lana Howard 4 0-0 8, TamI Kelley 3 enough to beat St. John’s," Syra­ First period— 1. Napier 18 (Gretikv, 4. Pat Bradley The offensive end has been most Also, Auburn 92, Louisiana State Boston — Pitcher Roger Cle­ Houston 37 21 — Middle Tennessee 85, Tennessee State 5. AvakoTJkamoto 33/105 02 6, Margaret Reoass21-3 5. Totals 18 cuse coach Jim Boeheim said. Daugherty tossed in 18 points and season title of the Metro Confer­ KurrI). pp, 3:48. 2, Messier 25 (Gretzky, mens agreed to a 1 -yeor contract. Denver 36 23 .610 1'/, Lakers I19t Mavericks 116 22.245 troublesome for the Manchester 86; Ball State 85, Bowling Green Kurri), 10:29. 3, Messier 26 (Gretzky, 73 6. Jull Inkster freshman Jeff Lebo hit for 17, all in ence. Michael Foster of South Dallas 79 28 .509 7'/, North Carolina 85, Virginia 79 7. Becky Pearson 22,139 High girls' basketball team in ’^m V n C H E ST E R (35) — Kim Ricci 2 Elsewhere, No. 1 Duke downed KorrI), 13:23. Penalties— Coffey, Edm, St. Louis— Pitcher JohnTudorslonedo San Antonio 30 30 .500 8 0- 0 4, Dawn Martin 2 1-2 5, Shelley the second half, for North Carol­ Carolina scored 17 points. 78; Baylor 65, Arkansas 64; Geor­ LA LAKERS (119) Dgelthorpe73, GoerglaCollege71 8. Donna Coponl 21/565 1985-86. The Indians have rarely Clemson 77-69; No. 3 North Carol­ 1:20; Ellett. Woo, 3:40; Messier, Edm, 3veor contract. utoh 29 30 .492 8'/, Presbyterian 61, USC-Spartanburg 9. Muffin Spencer-Devlln 21/240 Factora 1 1-4 3, Anna Rlgglo 0 4-4 4, ina, The Tar Heels, 26-3, had lost gia 62, Mississippi 61: Kent State 7:57; McClelland, Edm, 11:31; NIII,Wpo, Basketball Sacromento 26 32 .448 11 Rambis 3>5 1-2 7, Spriggs 2-4 (M) 4. scored in the 50s, doing so in five Sarah Nicholson OOO0, Erin Prescott 1 ina defeated Virginia 85-79; No. 10 At Landover. Md., Reggie Willi­ Abdul-JabbarlO'135-625, Scott 10-101-22L 60 10. Cathy Kratzert 21/120 their previous two games. Virgi­ 79, Eastern Michigan 71; Mary­ 11:31; Wilson, Wpo. 11:44; Low, Edm. • Phoenix — Placed center James Pacific Division 20.945 1- 2 3, Kris Cool 1002, M ary Prior 31-37, Michigan dropped Wisconsin 97- 13:11; McClelland, Edm, malor (fight­ Johnson 10-201-2 21, Lucas 4-73-311, Green St. Augustine's 78, St. Paul's 77 11. Sandra Palmer games. The norm has been in the ams scored 22 points and Horace land 59, Wake Forest 48; Miami Edwards on the Inlured list; octlvoted LA Lakers 42 15 .737 — Vanderbilt 77, Mississippi State65 12. Hollis Stacy 20,729 Kelli Reyngoudt 11-33, M ouraFogortv 74; No. 14 Louisville edged South nia, which dealt North Carolina its ing), 15:17; Nlll, Wpo, malor (fighting), forward Georgl Glouchkov. Portland 29 33 .468 15'/, 3-5 0-0 6, Cooper 4-75-^13, McGee 5-7 O011. 30s, that has been done on nine Broadnax 17 to carry Georgetown (Fla.) 73, American 64: Miami 70101551-7816-21119. Midwest 13. Betsy King 19/763 2 0 2 4. Totals 13 9-20,35. Carolina 65-63; No. 15 Georgetown first loss of the season, was paced E 15:17; Anderson, Edm, 16:55. College Phoenix 23 34 .404 19 Boll State 85, Bowling Green 78 16/441 occasions. in the Big East. The Hoyas, 21-6, (Ohio) 74, Central Michigan 73; Second period— 4, Edmonton, Mess­ Arkansas — Suspended forward LA Clippers 22 36 .379 20'/, D A LLA S (116) 14. Debbie Massey by Olden Polynice with 24 points. E Grand Valiev 81, Northern Michigan 72 15. Lori Gorbdcz 16,004 The season-long dilemma ap­ beat Boston College 90-76; and No. had lost three of their previous ier 27 (Anderson, Huddv), 7:17.5, Kurri 46 William Mills and guard Kenny Hutchin­ Seattle 20 38 .362 22'/, Aguirre 14-23 0-1 28, Perkins 5-11 2-212, At Madison, Wis., Roy Tarpley Missouri 84, Kansas State 69; Donaldson 5-5 OO 10, Harper 4-12 OO 0, Illinois Benedictine 111, Aurora 85 16. Beth Daniel 15/294 peared in the regular-season finale Boys Basketball 19 Alabama lost to Florida 77-65. (Gretzky, Hunter), 17:56. son trom the basketball team lor Golden State 19 41 .317 24'/, 14,701 four. BC, losers of eight of its last Nebraska 79, Colorado 72; North­ Penalties— Huddv, Edm, 2:32; Fogolln, x-clinched ployotf berth Blockmon 6-15 7-9 19, Vincent 4-7 4-4 12, Judson 75, Trinity 38 17. Alice RItzman At Clemson, S.C., Johnny Daw­ struck for 24 points to help the remainder of the season. Kent State 79, Eastern Michigan 71 18. Stephanie Farwig 14/026 as Manchester bowed to East 10, was led by Roger McCready's ern Illinois 84, Toledo 73; Ohio 81, Edm ,8:20; Smith, Edm, 14:24. Wednesday's Results Blab OO OOO, EHIs 5-112-2 14. Totals 47-90 EC loses finale kins scored 27 points and David Michigan. 24-4. move into first in I 2024 116. Kentucky Wesleyan 90, Central State 73 19. Barb Thomas 13/923 Hartford High, 48-35, in Central 26 points. Portland — Announced women's bas­ Boston 120, San Antonio 100 Miami (Ohio) 74, Central Michigan 73 11,789 It was a disappointing, and the Big Ten. Rick Olson led Western Michigan 75: Ohio State Third period— 6, Winnipeg, Mullen 17 Atlanta 129, Cleveland 109 LA Lakert 26 28 35 30— 119 20. Patti Rizzo Connecticut Conference East Div­ Henderson had 21 plus 11 rebounds ketball coach David Olmsted will not MIchlgon 97, Wisconsin 74 21. Jane Geddes 11/727 81, Iowa 74; Providence 69, Con­ (Ellett, McFall), 2:58. 7, Edmonton, return next season. [Jetrolt 111, LA Clippers 104 DoIlQS 27 26 30 33— 116 somewhat trying, campaign for to lead Duke, 28-2. The Blue Devils Wisconsin with 18 points. At Gainesville, Fla., Andrew Three-point goals— McGee, EItts Missouri 84, Kansas State 69 22. Lisa Young 11,470 ision action Wednesday night at necticut 66; Southern Methodist 78, Gretzky 44 (Kurri, Gregg), 4:12. 8, LA Lakers 119, Dallas 116 Nebraska 79, Colorado 72 10,076 the East Catholic High boys’ clinched at least a tie for the ACC’s At Columbia, S.C., Milt Wagner Moten’s 32 points sent Florida to a I Edmonton, Anderson 44 (Messier, Phoenix 113, Portland 112 2. Fouled out-w-None. Total fouls— LA 23. Am y Benz Clarke Arena. Houston 71; Texas A&M 70, Rice Southern Cal — Suspended forward Northern Illinois 84, Toledo 73 10/001 basketball team in 1985-86. The hit 2 free throws with two seconds big SEC victory. Alabama, 19-6, Huddv). 4:41. 9, Edmonton, Gretzky 45 Derrick Dowell Indefintelv from the Thursday's (James Lakers 21, Dallos 19. Rebounds— LA 24. Vicki Fergon “ We never really got the offense regular-season title. Clemson’s Lakers 36 (Rambis 7), Dallas 34 Ohio State 81, Iowa 74 25. Jan Stephenson 9/966 Eagles won two of their first three left to spark Louisville. The was powered by Buck Johnson, 62; Texas Tech 62, Texas Christian (Kurri. Huddv), 8:37. 10, Winnipeg, basketball team. (All Times EST) Ohio 81, Western Michigan 75 9/959 tonight needed to win,” said Horace Grant had 19 points and 20 Mullen 18 (Kyte, Wilson), 10:48. Football Golden Stateot Washington, 7:30p,m. (Donaldson 8). Assists— LA Lakers 26. Pat Meyers games and prospects looked fairly Cardinals, 23-7, meet No. 8 Mem­ who had 28 of his 34 points in the 52; Vanderbilt 77, Mississippi State Penalties— Anderson, Edm, 12:47; El­ 28 (Johnson 9), Dallas 26 (Davis 8). Southwost 27. Allison Finney 9/624 Manchester seventh-year coach rebounds. Buffalo — Named Joe Farogalll tight Denver at Houston, 8:30 p.m. Baylor 65, Arkansas 64 9,601 phis State Sunday for the regular- 65. lett, Wpg, 14:40. end coach; announced offensive coordi­ Indiana at Utah, 9:30 p.m. Technical— Dallas (Illegal defense). A — 28. Jane Crofter Steve Armstrong, who could have bright. At Chapel Hill, N.C., Brad first half. Portland at Seattle, 10:30 p.m. 17,007. NIcholls State 82, Prairie View 72 29. Deb Richard 8,971 East, however, would not win nator Jim Rlngo will become offensive Southern Methodist 78, Houston71 X. Judy Dickinson 7/882 made that statement a number of Shots on goal— Edmonton 7-8-9— coordinator In charge of the running Friday's Games again. The Eagles dropped a 24. Winnipeg 21-10-15— 46. Texas A& M 70, Rice 62 31. Jane Blalock 7,539 times this year. “ We missed t()o game, receivers coach Bob Leohv will LA Clippers at Boston, night Texas Tech 62, Texas Christian 52 7,211 becomeauarterbackscoach,andrunnlng San Antonio at New Jersey, night 32. Sally Quinlan many layups and East Hartford's school-record 17th straight Wed­ Goalies— Edmonton, Fuhr. Win­ Piatona111.Ciippera104 WMt X. Am y Alcott 7/190 bocks coach Elllah Pitts will also Atlanta at Detroit, night Reals 84, Colorado College 78 6/880 good, scrappy defense prevented nesday night as they were crushed, nipeg, Heyward, Behrend (4:12,3rdper). Philadelphia ot Dallas, night 34. Jerllvn Britz become special teems coordinator. 35. Chris Johnson 6/567 78-36, by Fairfield Prep in the Providence rally trips up the Huskies Cleveland at Chicago, night us from getting many second LA CLIPPERS (KM) 36. JoAnne Corner 6/050 Power-plov conversions— Edmonton LA Rams — Named Dick Courv Washington at MlIwaukee, night White 8-18 34 19, NImphlus 8-12 34 19, shots. This was certainly a disap­ regular season windup for both Ail 3-1. Winnipeg 8-0. A— 14,047.. Rec baaketbaii 37. Beverly Klass 5,976 quarterback coach. Phoenix at LA Lakers, night Beniamin 8-11 44 20, Valentine 3-7 04 6, 5/602 pointing way to finish the (regular) Connecticut Conference schools at for eighth place in the conference with 13:37 remaining. Providen­ St. Louis — Named Hank Kuhimann Indlanaot Sacramehto, night X. Rosie Jones Providence, led by Bill Dono­ Nixon 8-20 1-2 18, Edwards 14 2-2 4, 39. Sally Little 5,550 the Eagles’ Nest, PROVIDENCE, R.I. - The with Seton Hall, each 3-12. The ce’s full-court pressure took its toll Referee— Denis Morel. running bocks coach. Cage 24 (M) 4, Gordon 612 (M) 14, Cross 0-1 season.” van’s 17 points, overcame a 30-23 40. Cathy Morse 5/498 The Jesuits qualified for the University of Connecticut couldn’t clubs will meet Wednesday night in on the Huskies. Tampa Bay (NFL) — Named Jim 04 0. Totols 4691 13-18 104. Aduit 41. Laurl Peterson 5/106 Manchester winds up 8-12 over­ halftime deficit to improve its Canadiena 4. Canucks 2 Stanley defensivecoordinator. Hawks 129. Cavaiiers 109 DETRO IT (111) state tournament with the victory hit the broad side of a barn from the opener of the post-season Big PaganI Caterers 85 (Bill Pardo 24, 42. Heather Farr 4/970 all, finishing with a three-game record lo 7-9 in the Big East and Providence then went on a 12-4 Hockey TrIpucka 10-21 10-12 X , Benson 24044, 43. Colleen Walker 4,907 at 8-11, 4-11 in ACC play. East the foul line Wednesday night and East Conference Tournament at Los Angeles -Sig n e d free-agent center Lalmbeer 5-8 2-2 12, Dumors 612 1-2 13, Dave Pardo 18, Dave Gleason 16, Walt losing streak. The Indians were 6-8 15-12 overall. The Friars were spurt to open a 50-43 lead with 6:34 CLEVELAND (109) Adamv 15, John Weezorek 12), Allied 44. Penny Hammel 4/411 finishes up in the cellar in the the end result is that the Huskies Madison Square Garden. It’s a Montraal ' ' *—J Robert Mongraln. Thomas 9-16 44 22, Johnson 613 64 16, 45. Jody Rosenthal 4/292 in CCC East play. The Black 21-for-28 from the foul line, 18-for- Voncouvtr , Philadelphia — Signed defenseman HInsoh 10-14 6-9 26, Lee 2-3 0-0 4, Cureton 34 0-3 6, Campbell 2-3 2-2 6, Printing 69 (Doug Leonard 26, Mike nine-team conference at 1-15. 2-18 have hit rock bottom. to play. In the final two minutes, Turpin 8-14 3-5 19, Bagiev 6-21 2-2 14, Munroe 16, Chris Green 11). 46. Sandra Havnie 4/151 Hornets finish third in the eight- 24 in the second half, as they moved game no one wants to play in but First period— 1, Montreal, Deblols 11 Bob Dollev and osslgned him to Hershev Mahorn 0-2 24 2. Totals 43-89 25-35 111. 4/020 the Friars scored 7 points from the (Carbonneou, Glngros), 11:49. 2, Van­ of the American Hockey League. Brewer 6-14 3-4 15, Poauette 5-8 4-4 14, DIRosa Cleaners 97 (Carl Bulauclus 47. Laurie RInker team division at 9-5, 12-8 overall. overall. The Huskies hit a ghastly 8-of-20 into sole possession of fifth place in the bottom two clubs must. It's the LA Clippers 32 21 23 28— 104 48. Cindy Mackey 3/959 F A IR F IE L D P R E P (78) — Jim Dobbs free-throw line, including Dono­ couver, Smvl 22 (Crowford, Holword), Johnson 5-14 0-0-11, West 2-3 OO 4, Detroit 24 » 27 30-111 28, Joe DePasaua 26, Alex Britnell 18), Both clubs will be involved in the from the foul line as they saw a the nine-team Big East with the first time in four years someone 19:03. Penalties— Dalgneault, Von, 15:25; MlnnlefleldO-3000,Shelton1-2002. Totals B.A. Club 55 (Keith Bennet 23, Dan 49. Carole Charbonnier 3/906 6 1-2 13, Dave Renzulll 2 1-2 5, Chris van’s 5. Three point goals— Gordon 2, Nixon. 50. Atsuko HIkoge 3/649 halftime lead slip away in a 69-66 other than Providence or Seton Smvl, Von, 19:25. 45-96 18-24 109. Fouled out— White. Total fouls— Barry 12, Brian Moran 12). state tournament with rankings McNeal 2 OO 4, Tom Levertv 2 5-5 9, come-from-behind victory. Second period— 3, Montreal, MePhee A TLA N TA (129) 51. Janet Coles 3/616 and pairings to be announced Rich PercudanI 2 2-2 6, Charles victory by Providence in Big East “ I told the kids to forget about Hall has appeared in this game. Matt Palazzi added 15 for LA Clippers 27, Detroit 20. Rebounds— 52 Silvio Bertolaccinl 3/475 Mellinger 5 4-4 14, Jim Lewis 2 2-3 6, 13 (Tremblay, Buevk), 18:04. Bowling Wilkins 9-23 10-10 28, Willis 1-5 4-8 6, LA Clippers 47 (Beniamin 13), Detroit Conference action. The Huskies are now 12-14 overall. Providence, and Ernie Lewis 13. Penalties— Walter, Mtl, 18:17; Peterson, Rollins 3-5 1-1 7, Webb 8-9 68 22, 53. Tammy Fredrickson 3,360 Saturday at Maloney High School Brian Koschei 43-3 11, Sean KIbrIde 1 the scoreboard, " said Providence 44 (Cureton 10). Assists— LA Clippers 54. Sherri Turner 3/306 2-2 4, Neal Am am aro 1 2-2 4, Pete Providence shot 31 percent from Tim Coles led Connecticut with 17 Van,20:00. WIttman 611 OO 12, Levlngston 7-156518, 23(Nlxon 9), Detroit 31 (Thomas 11). in Meriden. “ The foul line did a number on coach Rick Pitino, referring to the Third period— 4, Montreal, Noslund 38 Dovls2-38-912, Koncak674414,Battle 2-6 55. Lynn Adams 3/288 Karen Kaman had 10 points and Harding 1 OO 2. Totals 29 22-25 78. the floor and was outrebounded points, and Eddie Williams con­ Technical— NImphlus. A — 10,306. Soccer 56. Dawn Coe 3/236 E A ST C AT H O LIC (36) — Kevin us,” said embattled Husky coach halftime score. “ Once we started (Nllan, Smith), 5:11. 5, Vancouver, CM) 4, Charles 3-3 OO 6, HastlngsOOOOO. Julie Bister 9 to pace East 27-15, in the first half. The Friars, tributed 16. Gradin 10 (Smvl, Tombelllnl), 15:18. 6, Home Engineera Totols46-8737-47129. 57. Kim Shipman 3/231 Madden 0 2-2 2, Paul Guarding 0 1-2 1, Dom Perno. “ Providence keeps shooting a decent percentage (47 58. Sherrin (Jalbralth 3/163 Hartford. Mary Prior's 7 points ied Mike Seegar 2 02 4, J.R. Cllsham 5 1-2 however, outscored the Huskies Connecticut concludes its regu­ Montreol, MePhee 14 (unossisted), 19:17. Mary Ann Hllller 177, BobbI Greco Cleveland 30 22 31 26— 109 coming at you. They niade some percent in the second half) we got Penalties— Nllan, Mtl, 3:03. Atlanta 28 37 29 35— 129 59. Beth Solomon 3/129 II, David Sander 0 OO 0, Matt Perno 2 15-2 over a five-minute stretch lar season Saturday night at 8 178, DenIseHllls 176, FrancineTurgeon 3/125 Manchester. OO 4, Damian Canny 4 2-7 10, Kevin big jump shots, they filled it up in our game turned around.” ^ o ts on goal— Montreal 6-9-13— 175-450, Marly Dvorak 188-181-519, Shir­ Three-point goal— Johnson. Fouled Big East standings iMSC Rowdioa 60. Nancy Ledbetter early in the second half, including 6 against Syracuse at the Hartford 28. Vancouver 4-7-9— 20. out— None. Total fouls^-Cleveland 31, e a s t H A R T FO R D (48) — Riggs 0 OO 0, Andy Klopter 00-00, David the second half and they hit their The loss drops the Huskies, ley Eldrldge 204-178-518, Cathv Bohlal- Price 10-0 2, Mike Sipples 10-0 2. Totals by Donovan, to take a 38-36 lead Civic Center. lan 470. Atlanta 20. Rebounds— Cleveland 40 Big East Conference 0 ’(all The Rowdies (12 and under boys) Bister 1 7-8 9, Karen Kaman 4 2-2 10, who’ve lost six in a row. into a tie Power-plav conversions— Montreal (Hinson 12), Atlanta 50 (Levlngston W L w L won one and lost two In tournament Joanne Connolly 31-47, April Hope 11-4 15 6-15 36. free throws.” 3-0. Vancouver 2-0. 17). Assists— Cleveland 27 (Bagiev St. John's 13 2 26 4 action against 13-vear old competition Boxing Nile Owls 12), Atlanta 30 (Webb 15), Technlcals-'- Syracuse 13 2 22 4 In Glastonbury. The 1-2 record marked Goolles— Montreal, Penney. Van­ Turpln, Clevelond coach Karl 2. A— Georgetown 10 5 21 6 the first time this season that the couver, Brodeur. A— 14,324. June Rowett 179-192-534, Marlon 6,504. Vlllanova 9 6 20 12 Rowdies did not qualify for a playoff Smith 185-181-189-555, BarrI Cham­ Providence 7 9 15 12 berth. Major fight achoduio NBA roundup Referee— Bill McCreary. pagne 203-505, Priscilla Cushman 179- Pittsburgh 6 9 15 11 In the opener, the Select Spirit 483, Linda Askintowicz 183-465, Judy 8una113,Biazara11Z Boston College 4 11 13 13 blanked the Rowdies, 2-0. Kirk Rlngb- Clemson 189, Cheryl Doll 178, Linda Connecticut 3 12 12 14 loom and Matt Kohut led the losers' c-denotes champion Davila?. Ialandera2 Luce 196, Maureen Wood 455, Llso Seton Hall 3 12 13 16 defense, while Bryce Poirot played Hattleld 451. PORTLAND (112) well In the attacking zone. Feb. 2S at Atlantic City, N.J. — Eddie M. Thompson 11-21 1-223/ Vandeweohe Wednesday's Results The second game saw Bob Post, Davis vs. Arthel Lawhorne, 10, light Celtics first to clinch playoff berth NY itkMMim 1 1 0— 2 4-125-513/Co. Jones 1-3(M) 2/Colter ^11M heavyweights. 2 2> —7 Providence 69, UConn 66 Brian Jones and Rob Copeland Now Jwnsv Toa-Totaiora 10/ Drexler 12-20 1-2 25/ Carr S-7 6-11 16/ St. John's 86, Syracuse 79 hammer away at the Windham Blast March 1 at Lancaster, Pa. — Tvrell First period— 1, New Jersey, MacLeon Poxson 3-73-39/Johnson 0-0 O'OO/ Kersey Biggs vs. Jett Sims, 10, heavyweights. 15 (Adams), 0:58, 2, NY Islanders, Lorna Salvatore 462, Carolyn Wilson Georgetown 90, Boston College 76 goal In a 2-1 losing effort. Only o Antonio 56-37 en route to their 15th together, even when the play’s not finished with 22 and a career-high 460, Dot Hills 191-200-561, Cindy Martin 2-5 3-3 7/ Porter 3-61-2 7. Totals 45-92 21-29 Soturdav's Domes half-volley deflection shot by Mike March 1 at Los Angeles — c-LonnIe By United Press International Jonsson 11 (Bossy, Troftler), pp, 8:10.3, 112. Smith vs. Rene Arredondo, 1 2, WBC there, they know each other so 15 assists to send the Hawks to New Jersey, McNab 15 (Hlemer, Driver), 181-479, Barbara Elchler 187-469, Do­ Syracuse at UConn (Civic Center), 8 M arsh caught the net. Steve White straight home victory. reen Cote 175, Bertha Toutain 186-507, PH O E N IX (113) o.m. notched an assist on the play. super lightweight title. “ We had the choice of doing well, they make the right pass or their ninth straight home victory. pp, 10:tt. Penalties— Muller, NJ,6:53; B. Nance 5-9 8^ 16. Plrtckney 4-5 3-411/ Ch. March 4 at London— Gerrie Coetzee vs. BOSTON — The Boston Celtics, Sutter, NYI, 9:24; Tonelll, NYI, 15:59; Barbara Shedrick 175-476, Martle Ba­ Seton Hall at St. John's Marlborough crumbled, 2-1, to the the right move.” Cliff Levingston added 18 points rilla 467, Helen Gaffney 473, Betty Jones 1-4 1-2 3/ Davis 13-27 4-4 30/ Pittsburgh at°Georgetown relentless attack ot Brian Sardo and Frank Bruno, 12, heavyweights. to whom anything short of an NBA whatever we wanted out there,” Tonelll, NYI, 19:54. Humphries 54 5415/ B. Thompson 4-72-4 March 4 at Atlantic City, N.J. — Henry Boston improved to an NBA best and a game-high 17 rebounds. Second period— 4, NY Islonders, Bossy Rogers 175-505, Terry Priskwaldo 471, Boston College at Vlllanova Marc Salafla, each of whom scored a title this year would be a failure, said Dennis Johnson, who savors Pat Thibodeau 179-191-515, Ruth Wood­ 10/ Glouchkov 2-5 0-0 4/ Sanders 54 5415/ goal and an assist. Mike Kelsey and Tillman vs. Reggie Gross, 10, cruiser- Atlanta's 34 victories matches its 44 (AAakelo, Trottler), pp, 10:17. 5, New Pittman 1-15-87. Totals40-723342113. weights. attained a piayoff spot while most the Celtics’ ball movement, which 45-11. Jersey, Sulllman 15 ((Janevko), 13:26. 6, bury 177-492, Lou Toutain 476, Lee Bean END OF REGULAR REASON Bill Kennedy ployed well at mldfleid, total for the 1984-85 season. 201-179-554, Carol Lewie 175-476, while Dan Warren and Tom Berte March 8 at undetermined site— Davev teams are just revving for the resulted in 32 assists. Forward Kevin McHale, playing New Jersey, Verbeek 15 (Muller, PertlOfKl 28 26 36 23— 112 Moore vs. Buster Drayton, 15, vocant CIrella), 16:32. Penalties— Verbeek, Brenda Grunberg 191-468, Barbara contributed outstanding performances “ We always look for the open in just his second game since Feb. Lakers 119, Mavs 116 PlwoskI 454, Shirley Cldrldge 207-215- Phoenix 31 32 26 34— 113 Big Eaat raauita In the defensive end. IB F iunlor middleweight title. stretch run. NJ, 5:27; Hlemer, NJ, 10:12; Potvin, Three-point goal— Colter. Fouled March 9 at Fort Worth, Texas — man and it adds more fun to the ■4; and Dennis Johnson each scored NYI, 10:49; Tonelll, NYI, 18:27; Ma- 181-603, Barbara Seifert 194-498, JoAnn The fine goalie effort of M orsh and The Celtics, 26 games from the At Dallas, Michael Cooper hit 2 Olechno 175-490, Marge Bralnard 177- out— Ca. Jones. Total fouls— Post was a significant factor In limiting c-Donald Curry vs. Eduardo Rodriguez, game to know that if you work 14 points for the Celtics. Jerry cLean, NJ 18:27; Gillies, NYI, double Portland 37, Phoenix 29. Rebounds— 15, world welterweight title. end of their season, became the free throws with 13 seconds left to minor, 18:51; cireila,NJ,18:51. 453, Marcella Rivers 181-460, Susie St. John’a 86, Syracuaa 79 the opposition to four goals In the three hard, you’ll get the ball.” Sichting had 13 and Scott Wedman Hayes 464, Elvino Balch 179-489, Faith Portland 44 (M.Thompson 11)/Phoenix tourney games. first team to qualify for the help the Lakers send the Maver­ Mollov 472, Carol RIccardo 471, Donna 31 (Ch. Jones 7). Assists— Portland 27 March 9 at Hampton, Va. — Pernell Boston led from the early 10 . icks to their fifth straight loss. LA ’s Third period-7, New Jersey, Bridg­ (Drexler 11), Phoenix 27 (Humphries Whitaker vs. John Mantes, 10, playoffs Wednesday with a 120-100 man 19 (McNab, Preston), 1:21. 8, Buck 466. SYRACUSE (79) minutes, jumping to a 14-8 advan­ Byron Scott made all 10 of his 11). Technicals— Portland coach Ram­ Alexis 7-15 5-6 19, Triche 2-4 GO 4, llghtwelonts. rout of the San Antonio Spurs. New Jersey, Bridgman 20(Danevko),sh, say, Phoenix coach MacLeod, Phoenix tage. Parish scored 11 points Pistons 111, Clippers 104 field-goal attempts. The Lakers, 8 22 9, New Jersey, CIrella 5 (Sulllman- Selkoly 1-7 4-6 6, Addison 2-11 1-2 5, According to Spurs coach Cotton ossistant coach Bianchl. A— 10,323. Washington 13-26 9-9 35, Monroe 1-3 OO 2, March 9 at Las Vegas, Nev. — c-John during a 19-5 spurt late in the half, ,Muller), pp, 11:03. Penalties— MocLean, Tennis Collins vs. Robbie Sims, 12, U SBA Fitzsimmons, the Celtics are the At Detroit, the Pistons tied a club who shot 65 percent from the field, NJ, 4:29; verbeek, NJ, 6:53; Kerr, Walker 3-3' OO 6, Douglos 1-2 OO 2, which put Boston ahead 61-43. The Calendar Brower 00 0-0 0. Totals 3071 19-23 79. middleweight title. team to beat. record with their ninth consecutive were paced by 25 points from NYI, 9:09; Bovd, NYI, 10:28; Boutlller, March 10 at Las Vegas, Nev. — Spurs never threatened after that, NYI, malor-game misconduct (fighting), ST. JO H N'S (86) “After the second quarter they victory. The Pistons are percen­ Kareem Abdul-Jabbar. Glass 013 3-7 19, Jones 4-9 6-7 14, c-MarvIn Hagler vs. John, "The drawing as close as 13 on only two 15-03; Kerr, NYI, malor (fighting), Beast" Mugabl, 12, world middleweight toyed with us,” Fitzsimmons said. tage points ahead of the Atlanta 15:03; Ludvig, NJ, malor-gome Radio, TV Berry 015 11-15 27, Jackson 511 4-6 14, $4UM0 Men's Tournament occasions early in the third Suns 113, Blazers 112 .TO DAY Rowan 5-10 2-3 12, Hemoel OO OO 0, At Lo Quinta, Cant., Feb. 2* title; c-James Shuler vs. Thomos “ Once they got the lead, they could Hawks for the fourth and final misconduct (Kghting), Baldl OO OO 0, Bross OO OO 0. Totals 3058 Hearns, 12, N A BF middleweight quarter. home-court playoff spot. They will At Phoenix, Ariz., Waiter Davis son, NJ, malor (fighting), 15.03, B. Boys Basketball title; c-RIchard Sandoval vs. Gaby do whatever they wanted. We got VInol Tech at Cheney Tech, 7:30 TONIGHT 26-38 86. Second round Boston led by as many as 24 sank a 20-foot jumper with eight Sutter, NYI, malor (fighting), 7:00 College basketball: U A B vs. Canizales, 15, WBAbantamwelghttltle; beat by the best team in meet Friday in Detroit. Vallschek, NJ, malor (fighting), 18:28. Bolton at Bacon Academy, 7:30 Halftime— Syracuse 35, St. John's 33. Mats Wllander, Sweden, def. Andre points in the second half, despite seconds left to enable the Suns to South Alabama, ESPN Fouled out— Triche, Walker. Total Agassi, Los Vegas, Nev., 6-1,6-1; Jimmy c-Wlllle Edwards vs. David Sears, 1 2, UPI photo basketball.” Kelly Tripucka had 30 points and 8:00 College basketboll: Kentucky N A BF llghtheavywelght title. the Celtics’ reserves playing most hand the Trail Blazers their llth Shots on goal— NY Islanders 11-7-8— 26. F R ID A Y fouls— Syracuse 29, St. John's 17. Connors, Sanibel, Fla., def. Marco Robert Parish tied his season- Isiah Thomas 22 to lead Detroit vs. Tennessee, USA Coble Rebounds— Syracuse 41 (Alexis 13), Ostoia, Yugoslavia, 1-6, 6-4, 6-4; Aaron straight loss. Davis scored 30 New Jersey 13-10-16— 39. Boys Basketball March 1 2 at Las Vegas, Nev. — Roger Boston’s Larry Bird grabs the rebound away from San high with 27 points and-Larry Bird of the final two quarters. Manchester at East Hartford, 7:30 8:00 College basketball: Northwest­ St. John's 39 (Berry, Glass 12) Krickstein, Grosse Point, Mich., def Hawks 120, Cavaliers 109 points. The Suns broke a four- p^)wred in double figures. said of Boston’s starters and top ina State vs. Georgia Tech, ESPN Technicals— St. John's assistant Canter, Beverly Hills, Callt., 4-6,6-4,6-1; March 1 2 At Atlantic City, N.J. — NBA action Wednesday night at Boston Garden. The paced Portland with 25 points. New Jersey, Resch. A— 15,072. Ice Hockey Rocky Locrldge vs. Pedro Montero, 10, reserves. “ They play so well scored 28 points, and Spud Webb Farmington vs. Manchester (at Bol­ 11:00 College basketball: Stanford coach Rutledge, Syracuse coach Bo- David Pate, Las Vegas, Nev., def. Larry Celtics clinched a playoff berth with a 120-100 victory. The Celtics outrebounded San ehelm A— 19,591. StetankI, La Quinta, Collf.,O4,6-0. Iunlor lightweights. Referee— Bryan Lewis. ton Ice Palace), 9 p.m. vs. Oregon State, E SP N MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday Fob 27. 1986 — 13

K - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Feb. 27, 1986 NHL roundup Sports In Brief FOCUS/Family Eastern cagers in tournaments Penguins moving up on Isies WILLIMANTIC — Eastern Connecticut State University men’s and women’s basketball teams have been selected to play playoff chances in their game The victory was the Devils’ first in Winnipeg. in post-season tournaments. By Ken Rappoport tonight at New York’s Madison four games with the Islanders this Fuhr, bombarded with 21 shots ’The women’s team, 19-4, was selected to play in the NCAA The Associated Press Square Garden. season and their first against a alone in the first period, made 44 Division III Tournament. The Warriors begin play in the Central saves to improve his record to The surging Pittsburgh Pen­ In other NHL games Wednesday fellow Patrick Division team in 14 Day-care costs Region Friday night against No. 1 seed and regional host guins are starting to shake one night, the Minnesota North Stars games. 21-7-0. Elmhurst (III.) College (23-2). Gretzky, the NHL’s leading New York team ... and put the beat the Hartford Whalers 5-2; the Mike Bossy had a hand in both The men’s team, 17-8, has been selected to the eight-team scorer, improved his totals to 45 squeeze on another in the NHL’s Edmonton Oilers drubbed l^e Islanders goals. He set up a goals and 127 assists. Eastern Collegiate Athletic Conference (ECAC) New England Patrick Division race. Winnipeg Jets 8-2 and the Montreal power-play goal by Tomas Jonsson Division II tournament a i^ m ll host Tufts University in a Continuing to play their best Canadians defeated the Vancouver in the first period and scored his first-round game Saturday^Sp.m. hockey of the year, the Penguins Canucks 4-2. 44th of the season in the second Canadiens 4, Canucks 2 A pair of Manchester High School graduates are represented defeated the Buffalo Sabres 5-2 Mario Lemieux led Pittsburgh period, beating Glenn Resch with a on the respective squads. Junior Lisa Christensen has broken Wednesday night to extend their over Buffalo, scoring two goals to 20-foot shot from the slot that tied Mike McPhee scored two goals Into the starting lineup for the women’s team while senior Bill current streak to 8-1-1 in the last 10 extend his point-scoring streak to the game 2-2. and goaltender Steve Penney Anderson is one of the top reserves for Coach Dan Switchenko’s games. 20 games. Pittsburgh goaltender The goal by Bossy was the 518th started for the first time since Jan. 10 to lead Montreal over Van­ cast. The victory not only gave Roberto Romano lost his shutout at of his career, tying him for ninth Christensen, a 5-10 forward, has started 11 of the 22 games she’s Pittsburgh a five-point iead over 4:22 of the third period when Dave place on the all-time NHL goal­ couver, sending the Canucks to played. She is averaging 9.5 points and 6.5 rebounds per game the New York Rangers for the Andreychuk scored his 28th to cut scoring list with Guy Lafleur of the their fourth straight defeat. Penney had a relatively easy and leads the club in blocked shots with 14. Christensen has fourth and last playoff spot in the the Penguins’ lead to 4-1. Montreal Canadiens. assignment as the struggling Ca­ accumulated the sixth most minutes played (430) on the team. Patrick, but also moved the Oilers 8, Jett 2 nucks, who are winless in nine Anderson, a 6-6 center, is averaging 8.3 points and 5.5 rebounds Penguins within one point of the Devils 7, Islanders 2 Mark Messier scored three con­ games and haven’t won since Feb. per game. He has started five of 24 games and is averaging 23.0 third-place New York Islanders, 7-2 losers to New Jersey on Doug Sulliman snapped a secutive times, Wayne Gretzky 7, managed just four shots in the minutes a game. Wednesday. second-period tie and Mel Bridg­ had two goals and four assists and opening period and seven in the The Penguins could do even man added two third-period goals Grant Fuhr contributed some solid second. Penney finished with 18 Lessard cops Parkade bowling event mor'- H.-imnee to the Rangers’ as New Jersey ripped New York. goaltending to led Edmonton over saves. Todd Lessard of Hebron defeated Dave Romano of Manchester at the TV Sports Tournament Club weekly bowling tournament Spring training roundup last Sunday at Brunswick Parkade Lanes. Lessard topped Romano, 212-183, to win the $80 first prize. 2 Romano collected $40 for second place. 2 The tournament is held every Sunday at 1 p.m. at the Parkade Fisk’s big concern: staying awake Lanes. The entry fee is $15 and is open to all bowlers.

By Joe llluzzi ERA, was runner-up in the Na­ Jimmy Connors struggles to win United Press International tional League Cy Young voting to the New York Mets right-hander L A QU INTA, Calif. — Though volatile John McEnroe has taken Carlton Fisk, whose numerous Dwight Gooden. Tudor had agreed some time off from tennis, Jim my Connors has made certain trips to the mound as a catcher to the contract two weeks ago. 7 controversy on the court remains. provided a cure for insomniacs, pending clarification. Playing for the first time since his outburst at last week’s will have to worry about staying Detroit manager Sparky Ander­ 7 Lipton International Players Tournament. Connors struggled awake at his new position. son expects to enter the season Wednesday to a 1-6,6-4,6-4 victory over unheralded Marco Ostoja Fisk, one of the American with a five-man rotation, with of Yugoslavia in the second round of a $405,000 tournament, League’s most consistent catchers ' right-hander Jack Morris the since winning the Rookie of the Opening Day pitcher. Anderson -N Year award with the Red Sox in wants to throw at least one 1 • • • • • C . _____ 0 • 0 ••••OOOOOOOt Mandllkova and Gadusek ousted 1972, will open the season as the left-hander in each series. •• •• • • t starting left fielder for the Chicago “ We’re going to alternate left­ OAKLAND , Calif. — The possibility the first showdown of 1986 White Sox, handers with right-handers,” And­ .-0 0,0,0,0 e_e_* o 0 O S.S 0-. between Martina Navratilova and Chris Evert Lloyd will come at "Lack of involvement will be the erson said at Detroit’s camp in the $150,000 Virginia Slims of California received a boost. biggest change,” Fisk said Wed­ Lakeland, Fla. “The way I’m Third-seeded Hana Mandlikova and fourth-seeded Bonnie nesday upon reporting to Chica­ looking at it, Frank Tanana will Gadusek were ousted from the Virginia Slims Wednesday. go’s camp at Sarasota. Fla. follow Morris in the rotation, then Mandlikova, the two-time defending champion and No. 3 player The White Sox told Fisk to set Dan Retry, Dave LaPoint and Walt in the world, appeared to be the biggest obstacle to a aside his catcher’s glove when they Terrell. Navratilova-Evert Lloyd. That job with now fall to fifth-seeded re-signed him in January to give “ I ’m not going to have my fifth Zina Garrison. promising Joel Skinner an oppor­ starter getting rusty because he’s tunity. Fisk was an All-Star as a not being used.” Providers and parents are feeling the same pinch catcher 10 times. Steve Boros oversaw his first Hartford easily trounces Colgate Moving Fisk, who has played workout session at Yuma, Ariz., eight games in the outfield during since replacing Dick Williams as HAM ILTO N, N .Y. — Doug McCrory scored 13 points and his career, will enable Manager By Nancy Pappas ACROSS THE NATION, more Connecticut Republicans have manager of the San Diego Padres Toddler Prescliool Hours recorded 12 rebounds Wednesday night to lead Hartford to a 56-37 Tony LaRussa to use Ron Kittle as Tuesday. Boros pledged to meet Herald Reporter than 50 percent of the mothers of promised to boost that figure to $5 Infant victory over Colgate. the designated hitter and get some with each player over the next few preschool children have returned million. Colgate fell to 1-23 overall and 0-17 in the ECAC North Atlantic added power into the everyday days to discuss any problems they Janice Carter of Olcott Street is a to the work force and are using day $95 $70 6:00-6:00 ON TUESDAY, the stale Legis­ ABC Day Care Center $95 Conference. Hartford improved to 12-14 and 10-8. lineup. may have and to establish com­ single mother who would like to get care of one sort or another, lature’s Human Services Commit­ Bob Bamford hit a layup with five seconds left to give Colgate a White Sox management claims munication. Some players faulted back into the work force. Two according to the National Bureau $52-$81 $52-$81 $45-$74 Neg. tee held a public hearing on the Child & Family Services * 24-22 halftime lead, but Hartford took control in the second half. moving the 38-year-old Fisk, who Williams for his lack of weeks ago she was offered a job as of Labor Statistics. In 1970. only Republican proposals, which in­ $100 $100 $80 7:00-6:00 F hit 37 homers last season and drove communication. a supermarket cashier. The salary 32.3 percent of all women with Children’s Place F clude issuing vouchers to help in 107 runs, will add two to three It didn’t take very long for was $5 an hour, or $180 for a 36-hoor children under 6 worked outside eligible working parents pay their Delmont Day Care Center $65 $65 $60 6:30-5:30 Stanley to direct Bucs’ defense years to his career. controversy to erupt in the Yan­ week. Of that, she would have the home. day-care costs, and giving tax “ There are 250 days to go,” said kees’ spring training camp at Fort taken home about $133. Hanna Marcus, Manchester’s — — approx. $71 7:30-5:30 TAMPA, Fla. — Jim Stanley, who coached the Michigan credits to employers who will give ECLC Fisk, who is third on the all-time Lauderdale. Fla. On the day the The family day-care center two director of human services, said UPI photo day-care vouchers to their em­ Neg. Panthers to the USFL championship in 1983, Wednesday was home run list for catchers with 257. regulars were to report, right blocks from Carter’s apartment that her office receives about five Family day care homes $55-$85 $55-$85 $55-$85 ployees as part of an overall named defensive coordinator for the NFL’s Tampa Bay ‘Hopefully, I ’ll have learned it by fielder Dave Winfield was absent seemed an ideal spot to leave her calls each week from parents like Baltimore manager Earl Weaver casts a curious glance 9it benefits package. $75 $65 6:30-5:30 Buccaneers. then” without an excuse. two children, 2 and 4'A. But even Janice Carter, who are looking for Grandmother's House $80 new infielder Jackie Gutierrez during his first workout There is already a system Stanley, 51, has reached a verbal agreement with Tampa Bay LaRussa said: 'T v e seen him Rickey Henderson, undergoing with a discount for the second high quality, low cost day-care $90 $73 6:30-5:30 with the Orioles Wednesday in Miami. Gutierrez came to centers for their children. whereby parents who earn no more Kinder Care $100 E to replace Doug Shively, who resigned as defensive coordinator play golf. I ’ve seen him play root canal treatment in Oakland. child, the cost for care would have E than 45 percent of the state’s Feb. 4 to join the coaching staff of the Houston Oilers. basketball. The man is an athlete. been about $90 per week. “ There’s a real shortage, a real — — $5-$75 7:15-5:15 Calif., and Winfield were the only the Orioles in a now-disputed trade with Boston for median income (about$15,913fora Early Learning Center * He’ll do just fine in left.” absentees as Manager Lou Piniella Carter then made inquiries need there,” Marcus said. “ But I pitcher Sammy Stewart. family of four) can get $30 per $55 6:30-5:30 If the 25-year-old Skinner, put the Yankees through their first about the small number of subsid­ think there’s a need for more Rachel Road Day Care — — day-care slots in general, not just week toward the care of their first Are Falcons after Turk Schonert? chosen the top major-league pros­ ized day-care slots available in — workout. child and an additional $15 per — $60 6:30-5:30 pect in the Eastern League in 1982 Manchester. She was told that those which are low cost.” Wee Care Day Care CINCINNATI — Discontented quarterback Turk Schonert. Under terms of the Basic Agree­ Bobby Brown to have Gutierrez some insurance at first in case week for the second child in the and the American Association in Commissioner Peter Ueberroth there are. at present, no openings The cost of day care is an issue who has asked the Cincinnati Bengals to trade him. says the ment, position players other than returned to the Red Sox because of same center. This money now goes 1983. cannot play up to LaRussa’s catchers and pitchers do not have the erratic behavior the infielder hits Keith Hernandez with a at the Manchester Early Learning that’s much in the news these days. Atlanta Falcons are the team most interested in acquiring him. Gov. William A. O’Neill’s proposed to the parent; with a voucher expectations, Fisk will probably to report to spring training until displayed during the off-season. suspension due to his testimony at Center on Waddell Road, and that * Centers marked with this symbol are subsidized centers which offer sliding fees based “ There is no deal about to to be made right now, but Atlanta is budget for 1987 includes an infusion system, the money would be paid return to catching. March 5. At St. Petersburg, Fla., the New. the Pittsburgh drug trials Ihst there is a shortage of spots at those the team most on my mind right now,” Schonert said of $4 million to help state-run directly to the day-care provider. on financial need of parents. In other training camp news: At the Baltimore Orioles’ camp York Mets made a small trade that year. homes which are subsidized by Wednesday. “ My agent told me when I got back from Australia day-care programs. Unlike their John Tudor, the top left- hander in Miami, infielder Jackie Gutier­ could improve their bench Pittsburgh pitcher Rick Rhoden Child & Family Services. At the hearing on Tuesday, counterparts in Washington, D.C., last week that the Falcons had been showing the most interest of in baseball last season, signed a rez reported, but speculation per­ strength when they signed veteran has yet to report to the Pirates’ Carter did not take the job. spokeswomen for the League of any team .” Women Voters in Connecticut and This chart compares costs for one week family homes. The abbreviation “Neg. three-year contract with the St. sists the club is seeking to reverse left-handed hitting first .}>aseman camp at Bradenton, Fla. Rhoden, means hours are negotiable. Louis Cardinals for an estimated ,the trade that brought him from Tim Corcoran to a minor-league who has made it clear he wants to the Connecticut Association for the at 11 Manchester day-care centers and Education of Young Children $3.15 milio.n. not counting Boston. contract. be traded, isn’t expected to show You can get help here incentives. According to reports, the Orioles Corcoran, an outfielder and first up until the mandatory reporting pointed out that these sums are far Boston Marathon to feature stars our biggest cost,” said Cassano. which formerly covered the opera­ may be paying as much as $180 per Tudor, 21-8 last year with a 1,93 have appealed to AL president deadline Saturday. too low. Their organizations favor baseman, would give the Mets But at least two owners of tion have been cancelled outright, week. BOSTON — Australian Olympic marathoner Rob de Castella There are places to turn for help for ages 2 and up. The difference maintaining the present subsidy day-care centers, who asked that or an expensive rider has been ” I think the hard thing for the Wednesday said he will run the Boston Marathon this spring, if child-care costs seem over­ between that and the full price is system, including the income guidelines, but increasing the their names not be used, said they added to the policy. parent is they don’t realize the joining a star-studded field that already includes top-rated Steve whelming. The Manchester Early paid out of funds provided by the amount which each family may have never paid more than min­ costs of it, of running an operation Jones, Bill Rodgers and Greg Meyer. Learning Center on Waddell Street United Way, and Child & Family Services’ own endowment fund. apply to their day-care costs. imum wage to anyone on their “ THERE ARE SOME homes like this,” Cassano said. “ When De Castella, ranked No. 1 in the world in 1983 after impressive Imprisoned McLain in further trouble is a public agency which takes care which were formerly paying about you can get a high school-aged of 30 3- to 5-year-olds from 7:15 Finally, a family may go to the staffs. victories at Rotterdam (2:08:37) and Helsinki (2:10:03), finished Another enormous expense for $250, and they are now being asked babysitter to come to your home a.m. to 5:30 p.m. The fees are on a Department of Human Resources A WEEK IN a Manchester-area fifth in the 1984 Olympic marathon. the day-care provider is insurance. to pay $800 for coverage.” said for $1.50 an hour, it’s hard to put ATLANTA (UPI) — Former gets punished,” one source said of they had "contraband” like of pornographic tapes and. books sliding scale, ranging from almost office in the Manchester Parkade day-care center may cost from as The cost of liability insurance Janet Chisholm of DHR. down that $100 for a week of care. baseball great Denny McLain is McLain, the last 30-game winner in invoices. last week, saying they learned of nothing to $75 per week. Many and apply for a child-care subsidy. low as $55 to as high as $100, policies for day-care centers have being punished at the Atlanta professional baseball. Attorneys pressing a federal them through prison purchase clients pay $20 per week, said Mary This will be paid to the family at according to a survey taken by the Bill Rodgers to run In Boston tripled, and in some cases quad­ Added to the costs of supplies, “ But you are often talking about Federal Penitentiary because au­ Warden Jack Hanberry, how­ lawsuit against the prison, accus­ orders. Ann Deffley, the director. the first of each month, to help Herald this week. rupled. over the past 18 months, the rent and maintenance of an 50 hours of care. So already you’re BOSTON — Former champion Bill Rodgers says he will run in thorities suspect he told lawyers ever, refused to say whether ing it of having inhuman living The lawyers would not say how Through Child & Family Servi­ cover costs of care for the coming Maintaining a high quality staff according to the Department of attractive building, outdoor play down to about $2 an hour. And we this year's Boston Marathon and skip the Pittsburgh Marathon, the prison had bought pornogra­ McLain, 41, is being punished, conditions, revealed the purchase they got the invoices. ces on Main Street, places are month. The present subsidies are can be the largest expense for a day-care center director, 'said Human Resources. equipment and so forth, the bottom are paying several people a living the biggest competitor to the Boston event. phic books and tapes, sources said explaining it would be a violation of found for children at subsidized $30 for the first child, $15 for the Holly Cassano, who owns The For many family day-care line can seem staggering. A family wage out of what you’re giving to The Boston race is offering prize money this year for the first Wednesday, the former Cy Young award day care homes. The costs start at second child who is cared for at the Children’s Place. “ Salaries are homes, the homeowners’ policies with two children at some centers the center.” time to attract the world’s top runners, who have shunned Boston McLain, who won 31 games in winner’s privacy to reveal such $52.50 for infants and toddlers, $45 same site. in recent years to collect paychecks elsewhere. 1968 to lead the Detriot Tigers to a information. Boston is run April 21 this year with the Pittsburgh race 27 days World Series title, was sentenced “ I cannot confirm whether any Introducing. later bn May 18. to 23 years in prison last year for inmate is in segregation,” said There had been speculation that Rodgers, who won in Boston in his conviction on cocaine posses­ Hanberry. who is also a Baptist 1975 and then three straight years in 1978-80, would do both events sion and three related charges. preacher. “‘I will tell you this — if John Heavens Two independent sources, who this year. That did not sit well with the Boston running someone tells you something as a asked not to be named, said news reporter, that doesn’t bother community, until Rodgers announced Tuesday he would run only McLain was thrown "in the hole” me. in Boston. Oh no, the mousse is loose in mother’s house — a solitary confinement special “ But if an inmate were to have punishment unit — for telling anything in his possession that is lawyers the prison used library considered contraband — any biusii, ca ll mgs and hair spray? Her father and I “ whipped creamy" to smear into her mass of money to buy the book “ Erotic I ’ve just had a taste of what life will be like with Federal Express sponsors Olympics institution or Bureau of Prison have some pretty clear ideas on when to let the ringlets. She also wants a little “blue eyes” Aerobics” and videotapes with documents such as purchase two adolescent daughters, and I'm not sure I ’m girls use those: Sometime on the far side of never. (eyeliner crayon) and “makeup pat” (face such titles as "Little Miss orders is contraband to him — that NEW YORK — An historic agreement which could generate up ready for the strain. On the other hand, maybe mousse is like powder) so that she can be “just like a mommy.” Innocence.” is not allowed.” he said. It all began with a custody fight between me and to $200 million for the world-wide Olympic movement was signed shampoo and cream rinse — a normal part of good We’ve so far been able to hold her off on all of Wednesday, beginning a new era of commercial cooperation. “ Somebody tries to do some­ Hanberry said prisoners would my 6-year-old daughter over the family’s single My Side grooming. Oh, where is Dr. Spock when you need these. “ Those things are for big ladies,” we tell For the first time, members of the International Olympic thing right, and he’s the one that be punished if authorities found can of hair mousse. her. But then she dons my jew elry, purses and hats, Marketing Committee came together for a joint announcement, I was packing for a weekend of cross country Nancy Pappas him? We decided that the mousse could be lumped in and tries to convince me that she’s already “ a big heralding the addition of Federal Express as the official air skiing and romantic suppers in Vermont. Rebecca ADVERTISEMENT with toothpaste and other necessities of life for one lady.” I can see I’ve got big troubles coming. carrier for the 1988 Olympics. The marketing committee consists was on her way to her grandparents for the very practical reason: (Setting a first-grader out of And what of that mousse I’d packed for the of members from the International Olympic Committee, the weekend. Seoul and Calgary Organizing Committees and the United States Earn Big Money in bed in the morning is a lot easier if she’s anxious to weekend in Vermont? My claim to custody was John Is working In our used car department as superior, I felt, based on my age, obvious need and Olympic Committee. Suddenly, she ran into our bedroom, with a note get into the bathroom to style her hair. Reconditioning foreman. He Is a graduate at U.T.S. In Thus did the abysmal verb “ to mousse” come the fact that I ’d paid for the stuff in the first place. of panic in her voice; “ Mom, I can’t find the your Spare Time Springfield and has been with Lynch 2Vz years. But our daughter’s concerns were only allayed mousse! Did you take it? I need to pack it! ’’ BUT ALL THAT has changed forever-. Now the into our conversation. As in, ‘ ‘Mom, do I still have when I assured her that her grandmother probably ...Become a LcKksmith John resides In Manchester. He Is engaged to be For the past decade or so, any conversation in the mousse under discussion most mornings is the kind time to mousse my hair?” or “ Do you think my hair married July 12th to Chris ZIto. Pappas household which involved the word manufactured by Alberto-Culver. looks good moussed up this way?” owned a Can of mousse, as well. In just a lew month- you can be earning Meanwhile, she’s asked for her own hot-pink hair In sue months you could be a Locksmith! “ mousse” was.also likely to include words such as “ A new mousse! Hey, that’s terrific, mom,” said C A LD W ELL big money as a locksmith. There is a nation­ When you complete your course a diploma He enloys tennis and basketball. You can also find our daughter, when she first noticed the black can WITH A LL of this attention focused on the blower for her birthday, even though the brown one wide stwhage o< locksmiths that you can “ chocolate,” “ almond” and “ delicious.” certifies j ^ r ability to do any kind of lock John restoring rearly 70's muscle cars. morning moussing, the 2-year-old wants to get in on the fam ily shares works perfectly well. And she help fill. All G ildings, cars, boats, construc­ repair or installation. Chocolate mousse was simply our favorite in the bathroom. “ Can I use some? Please???” wants to know when she can pierce her. ears. O IL INC. Spruce Street Mobil tion machines, trailers, sailes, vending ma­ Crimes against property are increasing, -REMEMBER------dessert, whether served plain, with whipped Now the stuff was purchased for me, at my the act. She’s already choosing her own outfits in chines, and many other kinds of equipment professional locksmiths are in great de­ hairdresser’s suggestion, to try to add some oomph the morning, and struggling into them on her own. Her father’s answer; “ When you’re about 34.” Full Service Gas . SINCE 1969 cream, or piled into a cream puff shell. The only have one or more locks. Near your home mand. ^ r opportunities are almost unlim­ to my straight, rather unruly hair. Should a “ Don’t help! I do it myself! ” is the most common there are thousands of locks in need of re­ area of discussion was on whether it should be 8 4 .9 ited. Locksmithing Institute graduates h m youngster use it? I really didn’t know. phrase heard from her in the morning. Nancy Pappas Is a reporter for the Manchester 220 Spruce Street pair, replacement or keys right now. been finding financial success and inde­ 500 W. Canlar St. flavored with dark mocha or scented lightly with per gal. C. 0 . D. The original Locksmithing home study pendence since 1948. I Manchaalar Does mousse fall into a category with lipstick. But it’s now followed by a request for a dollop of Herald. LYNCH 646-4321 grated orange peel. course offers everything required for a ca­ Hours: Mon.-Fri. 6am-7pm Get the facts. WHte lor free booklet "O p­ UNUIS TMf IM SilM II ON VOUH CAS VOU RiOaAaiY.aAfO TOO MVCM reer in locksmithing. Clear illustrated les­ portunities in Lpekamithing," Locksmithing 6 4 9 -8 8 4 1 Saturday 7am-6pm sons, tools and supplies— even an ekclric Intiiiuic. Dept. 416-026. 15()0 Cardinal Dr.. hey making machine PrfcM S u b let to Chmgw Ijlllc I’nilii. N.J. OTIlM. Wd are pmud of our emp/oyees. MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday Feb. 27, 1986 - 15 14 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Feb 27, 1986 , Your^Neighbors’ views: Growth patterns PRIMARY TEETH Walkers keep fit vary for youths (Upper tMthI without the strain ewitrri Incltor 8-12 montht How does the Tylenol scare affect you? By John Hambrook iMwel ineiaor 0-13 montht GUtpId 16-22 montht By Jan Ziegler "There isn't anything like it,” said QUESTION: When do children lose theirbaby Walkways vice president Joan Shorey. lint moUr 13-19 month! United Press International teeth and when do the permanent teeth come She pointed out walking can be done ncond moler 26-33 montht into the mouth? WASHINGTON — Jogging can be nearly anywhere. Some get exercise hard on the feet. Biking can be hard on walking through malls — without shopping — and workers are conducting ; ANSW ER: There is an estimated schedule for the knees. Swimming is great, but not business walks “ instead of sitting in a the exchange of teeth. Children’s growth everybody can keep up the pace long enough for a good conditioning effect. smoky office room.” patterns vary tremendously so this is a broad iLowtr tMthI What’s left? estimate. Walking. More and more doctors are THE FIRST Walkways Almanac says recommending walking as the nearest- anyone who walks for pleasure is in Estimated eruption of primary teeth ucond moltr 23-31 month! to-perfect exercise you can do, wha­ good company — starting with Socrates Upper teeth tever your age. Walking is becoming and Aristotle, who created the peripa­ firtt moltr 14-18 montht tetic (i.e., wandering) school of philo­ central incisor 6-12 months more popular, and a non-profit organi­ cutpid 17-23 montht zation has begun publishing an almanac sophy; Thomas Jefferson, who said, lateral incisor 9-13 months IMtrtl incltor 10-16 montht of walking. “ Of all the exercises, walking is the cuspid 16-22 months best,” ; and Henry David Thoreau, who central incltor 6-10 montht It sounds too easy, but it works, said 4 first molar 13-19 months Dr. Henry Solomon, cardiologist at ranked walkers as a class apart — “ a second molar 25-33 months Cornell University Medical College and fourth estate outside Church, State and ( attending physician at New York People." Hospital. “ Although running may be more Lower teeth strenuous than fitness-walking, most 23-31 months PERMANENT TEETH "You can achieve a good level of second molar fitness just by walking,” said the author people don't realize that you burn as 14-18 months first molar of "The Fitness Myth.” many calories walking briskly one mile Zoe Ann Dnrkln: “ I feel it’s Kathleen Williams: Tm not, cuspid 17-23 months Solomon walks about a mile and a half as you do running the same m ile," the Gerald Fournier: “ I take Tom Finnegan: “ We don’t Edwin Marks: ‘T m not wor­ (Upptr tMth) Carolyn Fletcher; “ I'm in­ never safe to take the capsules. ’ ’ worried but there definitely is a ; lateral incisor 10-16 months every day at a steady 20-minutes-a-mile almanac says. "And. because of the Tylenol tablets regularly. I ’m have any capsules at our place; ried. I ’ve never taken Tylenol. clined to be more careful I She was wheeling a baby. She need to be concerned about all central incisor 6-10 months pace. "That’s the only regular exercise different biomechanical properties of still buying them. I ’m not wor­ never had any. We just take Anacin is the best thing for you. c«ntral Incitor 7-8 yaart bought some mouthwash that said she believes firms are medicine and food on the shelf. I I do. What I do for fun is play tennis. the walking stride, you'll use different ried.” He added that he is not aspirin.’’ He has heard the It’s'good for a headache.” lataral tnclaor 8*9 yaars was leaking and will bring it cautious when it comes to never take Tylenol. I don’t have Just walking every day keeps me fit muscles and may get better overall bothered by the report of poison­ reports of the poisonings. “ I hope Estimated erruption of permanent teeth back. I ’ll take capsules but I’ll medicine for babies and any. I take Bufferin. cutpid 11- 12 yaarsenough to play singles tennis.” muscle toning.” ing of Tylenol capsules. they don’t get me.” Upper teeth The almanac cites Dr. James Rippe, ; check the container seals. I don’t children. fint bicuspid 10*11 yaart have any Tylenol now but I took it central incisor V-8 years SOLOMON’S BOOK has a simple cardiologist and clinical director of the ■ Moond bicuspid 10-12 yaars 2 after surgery for pain” lateral incisor 8-9 years premise: fitness does not equal health. University of Massachusetts Medical 2 cuspid 11-12 years first molar 6-7 yaars You can be fit enough to run marathons Center’s Center for Health and Fitness, first premolar 10-11 years second molar 12- 13 yaarsand still have clogged arteries. How­ who says walking can be an aerobic ' Adopt a pet ever, to be fit, you don’t have to kill form of conditioning. second premolar 10-12 years third molar 17-21 yaars "Aerobic” refers to any exercise that first molar 6-7 years yourself. Solomon pointed out in an interview gets the heart working up to 70 to 80 . second molar 12-13 years iLowar taath) that "swimming is an excellent exer­ percent of its capacity. Annie awaits new owner third molars lV-21 years cise.” but it’s inconvenient and "a lot of Rippe’s view is supported by an third molar 17-21 yaan people don’t know how to do it well ancient colleague. According to the almanac, the Greek physician Hippo­ By Barbara Richmond Lower teeth tecond molar 11-13 yaart enough to get any benefit. Also, it's not 7 crates, who lived in the fifth century 7 weight-bearing," a factor that helps Special to the Herald third molars 17-21 years firtt molar 6- 7 yaan maintain bone density. B.C. and is considered the father of second molars 11-13 years tacond bicutpid 11-12 yaan medicine, said, "Walking is man's best Good news. Fonzy has found 6- 7 years "Cycling becomes very good, but at first molars firtt bicutpid 10-12 yaan age 45 or more, knees sometimes medicine.” happier days. He was adopted last 11-12 years week and is now living in Vernon. second premolars cutpid 9-10 yaan rebel," he said. 10-12 years The Walkways Center, a 2-year-old Fonzy had been at the dog pound first premolars lateral incltor 7- 8 yaart Largest exporter for some time. He was found on cuspid 9-10 years nonprofit organization in Washington, central incitor 6-7 yaart Mexico was Latin America’s largest Tolland ’Turnpike and was wearing 7- 8 years D C., said 90 million Americans now are lateral incisor exporter of fruits and vegetables in an outdated Worcester, Mass., tag. 6-7 years walking for pleasure. The center, which central incisor 1981-83 with an average annual volume This week’s featured pet is a publishes a newsletter eight times a of sales totaling $271.8 million, followed loveable shepherd-collie cross. She year, has just brought out its first Growth of children’s teeth follows no real pattern, but the by Costa Rica with $236.3 million, and was found roaming near Manches­ annual "Walkways Almanac," full of accompanying chart provides some estimate of when Chile with $235.1 million, according to ter High School on Feb. 7. She’s John Hambrook is a Manchester dentist who is philosophy, history, how-tos and tips on permanent teeth come. Graphs show placement of the various foot care, travel, books and clubs for the Inter-American Development about 1 year old and loves to be a member of the Manchester Dental Society. walkers. Bank. petted. She has been named Annie. February is Children’s Dental Health Month. primary and permanent teeth through the years. Little Jasper, the featured pet Ferrets like these have become popular of the house, however, and some states two weeks ago, a neutered male hosuehold pets during the last five and cities have banned them. Corgi cross, has been adopted and years. They cannot be allowed free run will live in Kennebunkport, Maine. Also adopted last week was the Multiple allergies force cute little cocker spaniel-terrier cross. The little part golden retriever found near Verplanck woman into isolated life Ferrets retain some wild ways School was adopted by a family from Box Mountain Drive, Vernon. PHOENIX, Ariz. (AP) - Ber­ That helped for a while, but then There were three new dogs at the Mrs. Jorgensen became worse. Here are hardy but are very susceptible to nadette Jorgensen isallergictothe She returned to the Dallas clinic some facts to canine distemper, which is always pound as of Tuesday. One is an elk world. Earth, air, wind and fire are F hound female. She’s about 1 year and was hospitalized. F consider if you fatal. They should be vaccinated hazardous to her health. old and was found roaming on For weeks, her world was a are thinking of while young with a series of two Mrs. Jorgensen is a victim of Main Street on Feb. 19. There is hospital wing free of chemicals, buying a ferret f distemper inoculations given three environmental illness. Pet Forum also a mixed breed female, found free of artificial fibers, free of the for a pet. to four weeks apart, followed by a " I ’ve been kicked out of the 20th on Gardner Street on Feb, 22. She's foods that were killing her. The Ferrets are six-month booster, and annually century,” she says. walls of her room were stainless probably grow­ thereafter. tan and white. The third new one is . After coming close to death a Allan Leventhal, D.V.M. steel. Curtains and sheets and ing fastest in a' little black and white female. Herald photo bv Richmond year ago, Mrs. Jorgensen. 41, is on ib ■ Ferrets are also susceptible to uniforms were made of cotton. She popularity of / M She’s about 5 years old. She’s a the road to recovery, ridding her human influenza and shouldn’t be breathed filtered air. any pet of the mixed breed and was picked up at Annie enjoys a little outing with Dog War(den Richard body of the toxins that have turned E handled by people with flu-like the corner of West Center and She got better, and she got a fumes, foods and fibers into E last five years. symptoms. Rand. She’s watiing for a new home. diagnosis. Their numbers Adams streets. poisons. She lives by herself in a Doctors theorized that Mrs. -H*. have increased fivefold during this marrow, and the Jill can die from The dog pound is located near the trailer 40 miles from Phoenix, in A warning. The American Vete­ 643-6642 or the police department, p.m. , Monday through Friday. Jorgensen's childhood exposure to time, with about 6.000 sold last aplastic anemia. Therefore, fe­ town refuse area off Olcott Street. the middle of the desert, far away rinary Medical Association re­ 646-4555, Someone can also be There is a $5 fee to adopt a dog. DDT had depleted her body's year alone. males which are not mated should Rand is at the pound weekdays from technology and the "c iv ­ cently issued a press release that contacted at the pound by calling The new owner must have the dog tolerance for toxins. As she grew Proponents claim that ferrets be spayed. from noon to 1 p.m. and can also be ilized” world. documented five cases of children either of those numbers from 6 to 9 licensed. older and was exposed to more are not wild animals However, If the Jills are to be mated later, reached by calling the pound She wears all-cotton clothing. under 7 months old being bitten toxins, a "rain barrel effect” they are members of the mustelid they may be treated with a She eats organically grown fruits around the face, hands and arms resulted, spilling an abundance of ■I- family, which includes skunks, hormone to induce ovulation. This and vegetables and such exotic by ferrets running loose in the poisons into her body and damag­ weasels, otter and mink. They've is a genuine health problem which Social Security meats as giraffe, llama, lion and house. This sometimes happened ing her immune system. been domesticated for centuries. owners should recognize for its bear. The meats come ground and when the infants were asleep. In all Dr. William Rea, founder of the They've been used for hunting, seriousness. frozen from a shop in Illinois. if cases, ferrets were negative for Environmental Health Center, es­ and, more recently, were taught to Neutering of either sex cuts Mrs. Jorgensen and her husband rabies. However, there is no timates that 10 percent of the do tasks such as stringing wire down about 80% of their odor. have four children, three of them license-approved rabies vaccine Form explains any tax liability American population suffers from through conduits. However, even Removing the scent (musk) glands for ferrets and they are capable of adopted. During this crisis, the virtually eliminates their smell. ■children are in foster homes. Her environmental illness. Their domesticated, they still retain developing the disease. to be insured — in this case, as little question you’d like to see answered These procedures can be done at QUESTION: How can I tell if I husband and children visit once a symptoms range in severity from some wild ways. as l ‘/i years of work credits out of here, write to Social Security, P.O. many veterinary hospitals. Some states such as California owe any income tax on my Social month, wearing all-cotton clothes nausea, vomiting and bruising to Like their relatives, ferrets have the past three years is required — Box 591, Manchester Herald, Man­ Most ferrets are housed in cages and some cities have already Security benefits? heart, kidney and lung damage. well-developed musk glands, payments can be made to you and chester, 06040. and bearing safe gifts. It will be a which give them their distinctive since they are not generally prohibited the keeping of this couple of years, she says, before your children. Should you return to DETECTED EARLY, environ­ odor. Females (Jills) have a unique amenable to litter-box training. As exotic species as pets. ANSWER: The first thing you she can return to a normal life. work, let Social Security know mental illness can be treated. reproductive problem. They are a result, free run of the house should do is fill out IRS Notice 703 William Walker, a soldier of promptly and find out how your Untreated, it can result in death, induced ovulators, which means should only be allowed under Allan Leventhal is a Bolton that came with Form SSA-1099, WHEN SHE WAS a little girl earnings may affect your benefits. fortune from Tennessee, made he says. Prevention means avoid­ that when they come into heat, supervision. Ferrets eat cat food, veterinarian. Do you have a Social Security Benefit Statement. himself president of Nicaragua in growing up in Philadelphia, her most preferring the dry form. question you’d like to see answered The answer you get on that ing toxins: buying distilled water they stay that way unless mated. This column is prepared by the 1856, but was thrown out by armies family liked to vacation along the They are very playful and like here? Write to Pet Forum, P.O. worksheet should tell you if you Jersey shore. Sometimes they in glass containers, preferring the The resulting high levels of estro­ Social Security Administration in from other Central American gen (female hormone) sometimes places to hide in, such as card­ Box 591, Manchester Herald, Man­ have to include any Social Security stayed on an island off the coast, an occasional cockroach to indoor East Hartford. If you have a nations soon afterward. pesticides, avoiding wood products causes a depression of bone board boxes. They're generally chester. 06040. benefits in your taxable income. island where mosquitoes outnum­ Then, if you need more informa­ bered the invited guests. DDT, the made with formaldehyde. tion to complete your tax return, era’s miracle insecticide, made A year ago, armed with a special UPl photo ask for a free copy of Publication short work of the intruders. diet that allowed her to eat only one About Town 915, available at any Social Secur­ It may also have done a number safe food at a time. Mrs. Jorgensen Street scenes ity or IRS office. That will give you Picture on the humans. left the center. But the world more detailed information. " I t ’s hard to say when I first had outside the hospital’s protected environment soon made her weak personal touch. Sunny skies graced most of the Gulf Jr, is association president and Mrs. Thomas Tedford symptoms,” Mrs. Jorgensen says. A setting sun combines with the antique street lights and and ill again. Enjoy food, cabaret Jr. is scholarship committee chairman. QUESTION: I ’ll be 65 soon, and! She recalls being thin and suffer­ paved street of New Orleans to create this surrealistic Coast Wednesday as temperatures soared into the expect to sign up for Social yourself ing from a variety of food aver­ When her weight plunged to 72 The Unitarian Universalist Society-East will street scene as a homeward bound worker adds the seventies. Security, even though I don’t plan sions. She was allergic to a few pounds, Rea suggested Mrs. Jor­ present an evening of food and entertainment Arts Council seeks posters to stop working. Will that fact keep medications, "and then it gensen try combining foods she Saturday at the meeting house at 153 W. Vernon St, me from getting Medicare? progressed.” could tolerate in tandem, to beef up Tickets for the 5 p.m. serving are $3 for children and The Manchester Arts Council is looking for running your her slight body. It worked, and she Five years ago. the symptoms senior citizens, and $6 for adults. Tickets for the 7:30 Broadway posters for decorations for its Broadway ANSWER: No. You are eligible began to worsen and threaten her began gaining weight. Today, at 84 School issues honor roll p.m. sitting will be $9 for everyone. The cabaret Revue night March 10 at 8 p.m. at the Lowe Program for Medicare at age 65 whether or life. More and more foods made pounds, the 5-foot-2 Mrs. Jor­ entertainment will include songs from musicals the Center of Manchester Community College. The revue Cornerstone Christian School of Grade 6: Sarah Dumas, Leal Holton, Oh, not you are retired. her ill: first onions and strawber­ gensen looks thin but healthy. Mara Stein group has presented and barbershop quartets. For will be presented by the Capital Region Performing the Church of the Nazarene has ow n ries, then tomatoes and dairy To escape the 20th-century en­ Arts Center. Those wishing to loan or contribute announced its high honor and Honor roll; more information and reservations, call 289-1359. QUESTION: Last year I worked vironment, Mrs. Jorgensen bought posters may call Diane H. Morrison at 649-0717. For products. honor roll. It includes: Grade 4: Joseph Bock, Melissa Grandma! for several different people and I She would become nauseated a mobile home and parked it in the Camerato, Alison Candell, Eric Hig­ ticket information, call the college box office at gins, Jeremy Kirch, Jennifer McAu- Dance in squares Saturday think that, together, they withheld after inhaling chemical odors. She middle of nowhere, northwest of 647-6043. Hlghhonon: _ llffe, Doug VanHoewyk more than the maximum in Social business. would become weak, suffer chest Phoenix. Grade 4: Andy Erlkson, Katie Fields, Manchester Square Dance Club will have a She communicates and keeps a What Big club-level dance Saturday from 8 to 11 p.m. at Waddell Seculrty taxes. What should I do? If you've bean thinking about earning some money, pains and partial paralysis, as if Vicky Frederickson, Matthew Pede- diary by computer. That is her mantl, Amy Sauer, Charisma Grade 6: Kenny Snellenberger School. Earl Johnston will call the squares and Walter you might want to consider coming to work lor she were having a heart attack. this newspaper as a carrier. memo pad: she is allergic to paper. Schlassbera Grade?: Heather Hoff,Sandy Nelson Luscious Benoit will cue the rounds, Chocolate candy workshop set ANSWER: Assuming no single She had trouble holding a conver­ employer withheld more than you It's ■ lot Ilka being In business for yourself. You do sation, and she had short-term She stores her few belongings Grade S: Peter Eyans, Emily Gray, The Manchester Recreation Department will hold a Angela Sinclair Grade B: Melanie Dllounas, Jeff owed, you should claim a refund soma selling. You deliver the product. You collect memory lapses. outside her trailer, to keep the Erlkson, Faith McLaughlin, Alethea chocolate candy workshop March 26 and April 2 from 7 PTA presents puppets for the excess amount when you the money, and keep your records up to date. Her husband, Alan Jorgensen, a inside as pristine as possible, and Grades: Jennifer D'Appollonla, Kim Talcott to 9 p.m. at Highland Park School. Flo Bombadier will PIES file your income tax return for We show you the ropes, but after that you’re ^ consulting computer systems engi­ she cooks outside. Henin, Karen Stein Buckley School PTA will present the puppets. "Kids teach molding, painting, filling chocolates, cherry on your own most of the time. Grode 9: Dana hallenbeck. Crystal 1985. When an employer deducts neer, owns his own business. His Stuart on the Block.” Friday at 9:10 a m. to grades 1 and 2 cordials, peanut butter cups, turtles and more. Grade 7: Chelsea Back too much in taxes, the employee You learn a lot about how to handle various wife was a partner. One day when and at 10:20 a.m. to grades 3 and 4 at the school at 250 Participants will take home what they make. The fee You Have! should ask the employer for a things... people, money, somatimea dogs. they were installing shelving made Vernon St. The presentation has been developed to is $10. For more information, call 647-3089. But, most of all, you learn how to handle Dancing Cat refund of the excess. Incidentally, of particleboard, Mrs. Jorgensen further the understanding of handicapped people. yourself. And that’s good to know, SANTA CRUZ. Calif. (UPI) - Our retail shop at the Pie Factory Anyone interested is welcome to attend. earnings in excess of the amount whatever you plan to do In life. became extremely ill. Suspicious 65 E. CENTEH ST Center Bridge plays Friday that counts for Social Security of the shelving, she contacted a Piano player George Winston’s is now open 7 days, 10-6 p.m., x Interested? Call our Dancing Cat record label is mov­ cannot be used in figuring a benefit circulation department, consumer agency, which told her 649-5268 featuring exciting new varieties of Center Bridge Club holds an open duplicate bridge rate. or atop by In person. the formaldehyde in the wood ing fast into the children’s record Panhellenic group gives award market. It means last year’s game every Friday at 7:30 p.m. at the Masonic Maybe we can go Into might be the culprit. deep-dished family-size pies. Lots The Greater Hartford Panhellenic Association is Temple on Center Street. The public is invited. The QUEbi'ION: My wife died last business together. The agency also referred her to soundtrack of the Winston-Meryl club championship game will be this Friday. Streep collaboration of “ The Vel­ WEEKEND SPECIALS of Saturday - Sunday parking. accepting applications for a scholarship for the month, leaving me with two small 647-9946 the Environmental Health Center CASH & CARRY 1986-87 academic year. Applicants may contact the children to support. I ’m currently in Dallas, a clinic that specializes veteen Rabbit” on PBS will have Results for the Feb. 21 game include: some interesting company in the Panhellenic adviser on his or her campus at the North-south: Marcia Ryan and Jim Baker, first) unemployed and my savings are in environmental illness. Mrs. INTRODUCTORY $1.00 OFF - ALL VARIETIES! record bins. University of Connecticut, Trinity College or the Dick Jaworowski and John Greene, second; Carol and going fast. Can Social Security Jorgensen and her husband went to Koses or University of Hartford. help? Dallas, where doctors told her they Singer Bobby McFerrin is doing $c:58 (■r.mdiiwi's ( Oimtrv I’ii' Shop Hal Lucel, third. 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Thursday TV Tt^Eifz WiVe $ Wi l l b b , PON'T PEOPLE WHO SUPPORT GUARANTORS,BENEFACTORS, ^U(2E t o t e l l TMEyW / hto^ LliCt^Y ThIEY THE SVMPHONV, 5.IR... 5U5TAINER5, SPONSORS, C£ Eytwltnstt N«wt old son movesllin with him after several Presidency of Mexico. Wallace Beery, P0N0R5.ANP FRIENP5.. 6l00PM years' separatitsn. Leo Carrillo, Fay Wray. 1934. shows his sentimental side (3D DifTrant Strokes M aude (SD Action News 92) Fawlty Towers 9® Mousterpiece Theater Charlie's Angels ters for his new family. C5D ® Hart to Hen [DIS] 9® By Vernon Scott r 93) PELICULA: 'Me He de Comer esa (O) Gimme a Break 9:00PM CP MOVIE: -Kojak: Tha Bala- United Press International rue File’ Kojak encounters federal road­ Tuna' Se quieren como amigos, pero son CONRAD’S LIFESTYLE has d3) Knot's Lending blocks while investigating the murders capaces de Jugarse a las barajas el amor changed radically in the live years (22) NewsCenter of several elderly Russian emigres in de una mujer. Jorge Negrete, Maria HOLLYWOOD — Robert Conrad Elena Marquez he has been married to Lavelda. (23) D octor W ho New York. Telly Savalas, Suzanne Plesh- has built a small TV empire ette. Max Von Sydow. 1985. [CNN] N e w snight entirely around his family, almost Belore that he was one of Holly­ (2$ News wood's all-time swingers and bar­ The Colbys (CC) A bygone indis­ [USA] Edge of Night all of whom are employed in one CAPTAIN EASY ' by Crooks A Casalo 93) R eponer 41 CD (§3) cretion made public in court causes room fighters. Night Heat Lt. Hogan capacity or another by his Shane VEe,MR.60RBACHEV... (Q) MacNeil-Lehrer Newshour quite a shock in the Colby clan, chang­ 12:05AM CD returns to detective work when he and Now he professes to enjoy the ing Jeff's life forever. (60 min ) Company. [ESPN] Mazda SponsLook O'Brien resume their investigation of a The macho Conrad has seven quiet life of a country squire CD News [HBO] MOVIE: 'Harry end Son' A father seven-year-old bank robbery case. (60 offspring and two grandchildren. surrounded by his kids. THE PHANTOM by Lao Falk A Sy Barry and son try to salvage their relationship. (2D (53) Cheers Carla decides to team min.) “ This much fatherhood has Paul Newman, Robby Benson, Joanne with her sleazy ex-husband in an effort Only his two youngest daughters. e P K E A P THE VM 3RP//THE SLAVE 92) MacNeil-Lehrer Newshour Woodward. 1964. Rated PG. to win a dance contest. In Stereo.' Camille, 6 months, and Kaja, 3 slowed me down,” he said with a TAKE THE SLA VER © \ T O JAIL„')tJU TOTOUfi MART OF A0OOR-DOUN I© [M AX] MOVIE: The Terminator* (CC) In grin. "I watched the transforma­ CSESTROVED F O R E V E R / [TMC] MOVIE: 'Oliver Tw isf A young (2D Heritage: Civilization end the Jews: the year 2029. the rulers of Earth devise years, and grandson Jesse, also 3, a«CKTDTHEQAS(S/-^/V-»r5psv HOAIES. boy finds himself caught up in the cor­ Roads from the Ghetto (CC) The strug­ the ultimate plan that will reshape the tion. I even played peacemaker the WAIT R3R t h e JUNGLE , are unemployed. Another grand­ ruption, poveny and greed of 19th- gle for Jewish emancipation is exam­ future by changing the past. Arnold other night for my son, Chris, We PATROL PLANES//. J century England. John Howard Davies, ined during the period of the Industrial child, Nikki Erwin, 1, is the new Schwarzenegger. Linda Hamilton, Mi­ Gerber's baby food poster girl. were in a restaurant and a guy Roben Newton. Alec Guinness. 1948.' and French Revolutions. (60 min.) chael Biehn. 1984. Rated R. came over to pick a fight with him. [USA] USA Canoon Express 93) Bodas de Odio Conrad is proud that his eldest 12:13AM [DlSf Disney Animation: child, Joan, is 33 and his youngest "A few years ago I would have 6:30PM (33 (2^ Too close for Comfort 92) Live at 57 The Illusion of Life Hayley Mills takes been right in the middle of it. you on a tour of the Disney Studio for a only 6 months. (33) Benson [CNN] Larry King Live behind-the-scenes look at veteran ani­ “ With the grandchildren being Instead, I told them both to play it (2D (SD NBC N ightly News [DIS] MOVIE: 'Blithe Spirif A man's se­ cool. I ’ve been in more barroom cond marriage is upset by the return of mators. older than my youngest I ’m (8) Nightly Business Report fights than I have TV series and his first w ife 's ghost. Rex Harrison, 1 2:30AM CD comedy Tonight beginning to feel like the guy in ABC News Constance Cummings, Margaret Ruther­ I've got the legal receipts to prove ARLO AND JANIS** by Jimmy Johnaon 9 i Late Night with David Letterman that song — T m My Own ford. 1945. (2D (5® FROM MOWOH COFFa 93) Noticiero SIN Tonight's guest is Bo Diddley. (60 min.) Grandpa,’” Conrad said with a it. hi lilt.* - LISTEN OP? EVERVOHE IN the wat/THE COFFa SERVICE I THINK YOU CAW UNDER­ [ESPN] College Basketball: North Caro­ ROBERT CONRAD ^ OF CAKG* / ciw^tirioFAAiutiSifftOiSyfvKAia Inc World ngha rtaArvd 93) Sanford and Son in Stereo. lusty guffaw during lunch the other “ My lawyer misses the money BlLUSDOt.ANDTMERES STAND WHY A DRASTIC WlLLBESOaHTSACUP lina State at Georgia Tech . . . wild no more OFFICE 15 SUPPOSED TO FW [CNN] Showbiz Today (5® Break the Bank day. from defending me in the old days. 3 8 CENTS IN1HE KITTY/ CHANGE IS NECESSARY... AQUARTBRFOR.EACHCUP [DIS] Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet 9:30PM (2D (53) Night court When 93) Dr. Gene Scott The last time I was m court for Harry's childhood idol is hauled into " I love being around my kids and OF COFFEE... [ESPN] SportsCanter [USA] Edge of Night having them work for me. I ’m all “ There’s nothing 'ex’ in my fighting was in 1978 after I punched BLONDIE by Dean Young A Sian Drake court, Harry sets out to rehabilitate him out three cowboys in Colorado [MAX] MOVIE: 'Man's Castle' A shift­ In Stereo for nepotism. There’s everything fam ily,” he said. "Joan is my 1:00AM CD Smart where we were shooting I _____ ^ SPEAX UR less vagrant falls in love with a helpless 93) SIN Presents: Estamos Unidos CD Headline Chasers good about it and nothing negative. 'form er' wife and she is the V '” / ( I C A N T h e a r lU and hungry orphan. Spencer Tracy. Lor­ matriarch of the family company. 'Centennial.'” / 10:00PM (D News CD Joe Franklin Show It worked for the Warner brothers etta Young, Glenda Farrell. 1933. She handles all the business affairs Nowadays, Conrad said. " I don’t (33) Comedy Break in' the 1920s; why can’t it work for 7:00PM OD CBS News CD 95) 20/20 (cc) ■" and makes the major decisions. drink anymore except when I come (D Breaking the Blues: Depression CNN Headline News me in the 1980s? 2 Three's Company (3® down here to Hollywood. Life isn't (H3 She's the boss.” 2 m Independent News [CNN] Crossfire "One of these days I'll put d 3 ABC News (53) It bothers Conrad not at all that as exciting at night as it used to be, Mission: Impossible [ESPN] Fishin' Hole Camille and Kaja to work. Mean­ (13 (33) *100,000 pyramid (33) Lavelda is considerably younger but it’s a lot more fun during the [USA] That Girl while, they're unemployed and (33) Jeffersons (23) Trapper John, M.O. than his two eldest daughters, nor day. 0 0 Hill Street Blues LaRue finds a living off the fat of the land. When (33) Carson's Comedy Classics — I2D @3) 1:05AM CD MOVIE: 'The Avenging' that Camille is younger than his "There’s no way I miss the courier's satchel full of cash. Buntz ap­ An educated halMndian is the victim of they and Nikki and Jesse are ready swinging life. I went through the (2U (53) M-A*S“H pears on a TV courtroom drama, and an­ grandchildren. ALLEY OOP - by Dave Graue his brother s jealousy and the tow nspeo­ to work. I’ll hire 'em.” cycle in the '60s when everyone (2D Wheel of Fortune other cop on the hill goes down (60 ple's bigotry. Michael Horse, Efrem Zim- "We get a little mixed up SHEESH/ I GUESS min.) In Stereo. balist, Jr, Sherry Hursey. 1981 else was running around with lonjg NOW. BEHIND Y O U /fiU Z ! (23) MacNeil-Lehrer Newshour CONRAD RECENTLY made a sometimes,” Conrad said with a TRINA? H K ik M u p n THAT WAS TH' WRONG (53) Odd Couple hair and dressing like girls. I hung THING T'SAY! 93) Newlywed Game 1:15AM [HBO] MOVIE: 'Songwriter* pilot film for ABC which daughters chuckle. "But the kids all get along 7 92) MOVIE: 'Paul Robeson: Man of Con­ (CC) A ebuntry songwriter gives his out with stuntmen and took no \T/,- 93) Cristal fine and I love having them 7 V=r:— :::::------ivlea-o science' The controversial international creations to his buddy on the sly. Willie Joan and Nancy, 31, produced. prisoners. In the ‘70s I hung out (57) Nightly Business Report star's dedication to racial justice led to a Nelson. Kris Kristofferson, Lesley Ann Sons Christian, 21, and Shane. 14, around,” with pilots and bought two planes. (53) One Day at a Time career of both inspiration and tragedy Warren. 1984, Rated R. co-starred in the film. Daughter When he isn’t working in a TV Now in the ‘80s I ’m hanging out ON THE FASTRACK by Bill Holbrook 1980. series — he’s done sever) of them [CNN] M oneyline 1:30AM CD l Love Lucy Christy, 18, was employed as a still with network executives and there [DIS] MOVIE: 'Nikki, Wild Dog of the 93) Star Search photograher because there wasn't or movies of the week, C!onrad can I s a v , t e N t h o u s a n d CD News (still) aren’t any prisoners. ftfoUt WE START North' A Malamute puppy and a bear [CNN] Evening News be found in his home on 240 acres in (33) Independent News a role for her in the script. "What the hell, my career is in -• ( mtA of ihm m cub are separated from their master dur­ MOVIE: 'Coal Miner's Daughter' the Sierra Nevada foothills near -we ME£1iNfr,l6 NOFWIPH.' [MAX] high gear. In the next four months I 1H«6 ANYWINS. &RUNT. DeVELOPMENr? yufr. ing a canoe trip through the mountains. (CC) Based on Loretta Lynn’s autobiog­ [CNN] Newsnight Update The five eldest Conrads are the the hamlet of Arnold, population Jean Coutu, Emile GeneSi, Uriel Luft. have three TV movies on tap, ‘The raphy. A young girl from a poor family in [U S A ] M oto rw orld (R). product of the actor’s marriage to 2,000, some 30 miles south of Lake &WNT. •itn)^ Ute RfcVieWEO SNORT 1961. rural Kentucky marries a much older lo­ Fifth Missile,’ (on NBC last 1:35AM [TM C] MOVIE: The Prey' A his first wife. Joan. Camille and For iibog BftlEpr? f [ESPN] College Basketball Tournament cal boy who engineers her rise to star­ Tahoe. Sunday). 'Charlie Hannah' (ABC f dom in the music industry. Sissy Spacek. killer stalks a group of teenagers whije Kaja are the children of his second (Saa/IA/C, X‘ X7 Q uarteHinal Game # 3 . (2 hrs.) they are camping at a state park. Debbie T. • ^ Tommy Lee Jones 1980. Rated PG. One wing of the house, dubbed in April) and ‘The Assassin’ (CBS [USA] Wild, Wild World of Animals Thureson. Joel Bond. 1980. Rated R wife, Lavelda, 25. [TMC] MOVIE: 'Topper' An auto acci­ Conrad, 51, is quick to correct the Conrad Hilton South, is for his in M ay). 7:30PM ( D p m Magazine 2:00AM CD MOVIE: 'At w ar With the "These are the salad years and THE BORN LOSER ‘ by Art Sansom dent turns George and Marian Kirby into anyone who refers to Joan as his eldest five offspring who visit him d 3 M *A'S-H madcap ghosts. Cary Grant, Constance Army' A sergeant tries to get a RFC to regularly. The other is headquar­ I'm enjoying them.” Bennett. Roland Young 1937 help him out of some girl trouble. Dean ” ex” wife. ToiJ A ^ L E OF 1-TO-lO, H O W _Xj ^MMMMMMMMMMMMM97e!'^ 1$ THAT B S C M 6 B TOO (D Wheel of Fortune Martin, Jerry Lewis, Polly Bergen. 1950. CD Million Dollar Chance of a Lifetime [USA] Petrocelli c:a k i d i p ,B o c 6 F A C E ? CD MOVIE: Who Killed Mary What's 'er I WOULP YOU, UH, RATE ME (33) Independent News 10:1 0PM (2D Mystery: Adventures of Name?' Retired boxing champion de­ 3,»fcll«i»k- ^7 Sherlock Holmes II (CC) ‘Saturday Night Live* EMPLOYER?...! m iT (33) Best of Saturday Night cides to solve the murder of a^i obscure New York streetwalker he never even (23) (53) Barney Miller 10:15PM [HBO] Son of the Not-So- m TRUTH!. Great Moments in Sports Interviews and met. Red Buttons. Alice Playten. Sylvia (2D Jeopardy film clips illustrate some of the most un­ Miles. 1971. MR. MEN™ AND LITTLE MISS™ by Hargreaves A Sellers (53) New Newlywed Game usual moments in sports. (75 min) (33) Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous Comedy classic loses its punch 93) Benson [ESPN] Mazda SportsLook 10:30PM (33) News Night to make peace with itself and OtU'bulsd by NEA toe Nr.) (abbr.) stronger and stronger with each passing W H A T A R E 'yDUI A COUPLE (DF "T O T A L ; OO (53) The Honeymooners fair. Jamie Lee Curtis, James Keach, ; 92) This Old House (CC) legend. Over the years, through matched by the ineptitude of the which chronicles the rise and fall 13 Actor Parker 11 Rested in chair month in the year ahead. Destiny might &OINQToe\VBAAB'2 AAONTHSA(SO.' \ (33) Second City TV Amy Madigan. 1983. Rated R. place you in the forefront ol something ' 93) 1986 British Record Industry cast, one can conclude that the and subsequent resurrection. I t ’s 14 Spicy stew 13 Housing agency (23) All in the Family the cast changes, and even Belu- \ A w ards 4:00AM CD Get sm a rt network itself is in the hands of 15 Sphere (abbr.) la rg e . (2D 9® The Tonight Show Tonight's shi’s death, Saturday Night Live nice to discover the inside scoop — [CNN] Prime News CD Joe Franklin Show still sizzled with creativity and morons .... Whoever is ultimately that Radner was bulimic, that 1 6 '___ Christian 18 Even (poet.) guest in Garry Shanditng (60 min.) In PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) A s s ig n ­ [HBO] MOVIE: 'Empire Strikes Back* Stereo. (TD Kung Fu originality. It was the “ IN” show to responsible for this tragic accumu­ aDelushi was constantly borrow­ Andersen 20 Samuel's (CC) While Han Solo and Princess Leia ments that will be easy for you to per­ 9® Hogan's Heroes [CNN] Larry King Overnight watch on any network, much like lation of filth is himself revolting.” ing money, that Newman was 17 Rocky teacher form today couid be too diflicuil for your enlist the help of Lando Calrissian to [USA] All American Wrestling (R). battle the evil empire, Luke Skywalker is 92) News the David Letterman Show is the probably anorexic, that Curtin was Mountain park 22 Sincere associates. Don't delegate critical tasks. instructed by the mystical Jedi teacher 93) Kojak 4:25AM [H B O ] m o v i e : 'Rider on the ''IN ” show today. YOU SAY Saturday Night Live normal, that Murray beat up 19 Bounded 23 Tobacco chew Major changes are ahead for Pisces in Yoda. Mark Hamill, Harrison Ford, Car­ Rain' A man and a woman are pitted [CNN] Sports Tonight But as the show evolved from has taken heat before? Sure Chase, that Aykroyd had webbed 21 - Merman 24 Unfasten the coming year. Send for your Astro- rie Fisher. 1980. Rated PG. against each other in the intrigues of a 47 Soak flax (OiMIOrNCA me 1 [HBO] MOVIE: ’Mischief (CC) A nerd renegade outlaw series to comedy enou.gh. But the savior was always feet — but eyeing jokes is not the 23 Building corner 31 Close Graph predictions today. Mail $1 to As­ MOVIE: Tightrope' (CC) A homi- murder case. Charles Bronson, Marlene 25 Petroleum [M AX] with a hopeless crush on a popular girl next week’s show, which soothed 33 Write off 48 Shade of tan tro-Graph, c/o this newspaper, Box cide detective tracks down a psycho­ Jobert. Annie Cordy 1970. Rated PG. institution, something was lost. It same as earing them live. And this 27 Greek letter ^ets lessons in being cool ' Doug derivatives 49 Red (comb, 1846. Cincinnati. OH 45201. Be sure to pathic killer in the New Orleans French has never been more apparent egos bruised the week before, -or season there has been a black hole 32 Entity 39 German article BUGS BUNNY '‘'by Warner Broi. McKeon, Chris Nash. Rated R. 26 Virginia willow 40 highest note form) state your zodiac sign. Quarter. Clint Eastwood, Genevieve Bu- than this season, with a new cast fell back within the censor's frame where the laughs used to be 33 Literary 28 Chemistry 42 Wear away 50 To and - * jold. Alison Eastwood. 1984. Rated R. 1 1:35PM (D Entertainment Tonight Around the world and an old producer, Lome Mi­ of taste, or stomped all over the warehoused. miscellany (abbr.) 52 Lair ARIES (March 21-April 19) People with * [TMC] MOVIE: 'Until September' A Interview with Kate Jackson and Bruce funny bone again. 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DiAL 911 PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Rick Nelson was one of the reasons rock 'n' roll you will be reaping rewards from those Opening lead: 4 4 now did she play a club from dummy, if a husband failed to keep hU wife In Manchester 457 C en ter St., M a n c h es te r 646-2500 643-2165 CALL: 646-8188 or 646-1180 did not fade away with Pat Boone's white bucks." — David Hinckley. VERNON ambitious seeds you've planted. Keep putting in the 10, which forced out the supplied with the brew, she had C Inol AS — Iron Eogle (PG-13) 7:10, nurturing the sprouts. ace from West. For defender West, ^rounds for divorce. MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Feb. 27, 1986 - It 18 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Feb 27, 1986 Lieberman Advice Fusscas and Zinsser attack state GTB formula at forum to probe Children won’t make it easy gas prices By George Lavng minimum salary would be adopted introduced by O’Neill that would Herald Reporter by the end of the current legislative cost Bolton $82,000. Marshall said session. However, he said the it is difficult to ensure excellence in HARTFORD (AP) - Attorney Bolton schools when the town is BOLTON — Support for a $19,300 base recommended by General Joseph I. Lieberman says for couple’s second attempt faced with a loss of that much minimum salary for teachers and Democratic Gov. William O’Neill he wants to know why recent concern over the town’s loss^of may not be included in the final money. decreases in crude oil prices new home. -w $82,000 in Guaranteed Tax Base DEAR When my mother called to thank package. haven’t been reflected at the retail funds dominated discussion Wed­ More wealthy Connecticut cities FUSSCAS SAID he favors re­ ABBY: I’m a me for the plant, I could tell sM turning to the original GTB for­ level. nesday at a public forum held by and towns already pay starting “ There’s a bottleneck some­ very attractive wasn’fv e r y happy with it. I 8**™ mula, which did not increase the state Rep. J. Peter Fusscas, teachers more, Zinsser said, re­ where in the pipeline. Somelwdy is woman for my her to describe it to me. She said, amount of money given for those R-Marlborough, and state Sen. flecting higher living expenses in making money somewhere,” Lieb­ age. I'm told. “ It looks like a cornstalk — about 4 receiving Aid to Families with I. Dear Abby Carl Zinsser, R-Manchester. those areas. erman said Wednesday in an­ I’ve lost two feet high in a plastic tub, with thrM Dependent Children, or AFDC, and Bolton resident Rusty Kelsey, Zinsser said he wants a program nouncing an investigation to deter­ J I husbands; one half-dead carnations stuck in the did not use towns’ average grand who works as a teacher in that allows mostly local input over mine whether there’s been is in the ceme­ Abigail Van Buren dirt.” , list figures for three years. He said Coventry, said a minimum salary such areas as teachers’ salaries. collusion among gas dealers. tery and the I called the local flonst from both features help larger cities and and pay incentives are needed to “ I ’m concerned that the state "Crude oil is costing about half of other one is in whom I ordered the plant and tmd towns, while poorer, rural com­ attract and keep qualified teachers doesn’t become an end all in what it cost three months ago. New Jersey. I him what my mother told me. He munities are shortchanged. in the classroom. education,” he said. “ I want local “ The price of gasoline at the recently re­ said there ws nothing he could do “It’s a complete fraud,” he “ We just can’t get them in folks, governments to make the pump in Connecticut is not going newed an ac­ about it — that the florist in my charged, arguing that the original divider, damaging the underside of we can’t get them to stay,” she told decisions.” down anywhere near as fast as the quaintance with an old boyfriend mother’s town had the right to purpose of the program was to my car and putting it out of about 15 people who attended the The minimum teachers’ salary price of oil on the world market,” — I ’ll call him Danny. His wife died substitute if they didn’t have what 1 provide money to less wealthy commission. The police arrived on two-hour session at Community in Bolton is now $14,000. The state Lieberman said. four months ago after a long ordered. communities so that their educa­ AI* 4 '^ i f the scene, gave me a sobriety test, Hall. “ They go where the bucks average is $16,841 a year. He said figures from the Energy illness. We hit it off as though we Abby, please tell us how we can tional programs compared favora­ handcuffed me and took me in for a are.” Kelsey said she supports Division of the state Office of were a couple of kids. We want to stop this kind of cheating. bly with those in wealthier towns. blood test. I spent the night in jail. Fusscas agreed that a minimum O’Neill’s proposal to provide in­ Policy and Management showed get married. Danny is very well-to- FIGHTING MAD Zinsser said he also supports I was ready to plead not guilty in salary was necessary. “ A good centive pay for those teachers who that while the wholesale price of do, but this is truly a love match. changing the GTB program. In court until I saw the results of the teacher is worth one hell of a lot of make more than the minimum but gasoline has dropped by 22 cents to Now the problem: Danny’s DEAR MAD: If you receive a particular, he called for removing blood alcohol test, which showed money,” he said. not enough to be competitive with 25 cents since November, the retail children think that out of respect disappointing floral delivery wired the AFDC calculation. for their mother, their father 2.48 — three times the legal limit from another city, let the sender But Fusscas, whose district private industry. Under the three- price has gone down by only a should wait a full year before for driving! (I pleaded “no know immediately of your disap­ includes Bolton, Andover and part year phase-in of the program, the Zinsser and Fusscas both sup­ nickel since then. marrying. This means waiting for contest.’’) pointment. The sender should then of Manchester, said he has not state would provide about 90 ported the establishment of a He said his investigation would / eight more months! Abby, I ’m 68 I was fined $410. Now I have tb call the florist with whom he or she decided what that level should be percent of salary increases. special “ dedicated fund” that focus on whether there have been and Danny is 72, and we could both spend another 36 hours in jail and placed the order and ask that and raised concerns about how the Fusscas said he supports the would continually provide money violations of price-fixing laws. He 2 be dead in eight months. attend four sessions at a drug and florist to straighten it out with the state can afford to fund a large idea, but argued that it was unfair for education. Such a program said the inquiry would take at least 2 We are old-fashioned and don’t alcohol abuse clinic for which I florist who filled the order. educational program. He warned to increase the minimum salary would make it more difficult to two months. 1 believe in living together before must pay $100. If a replacement or refund is not that the proposals currently being immediately, while more expe­ “ play political games” in distri­ Lieberman said he was sending marriage, and we want to get The damage to my car is $500. made, the customer should write to discussed by state legislators rienced teachers would get a raise buting the funds. Fusscas said. questionnaires to the operators of my driver’s license has been the Florists’ Transworld Delivery would take up 70 percent of the over three years. each of the more than 2.400 gas married as soon as possible. We’d Zinsser said it was unlikely such Herald photos by Bashaw suspended for three months and Association, 29200 Northwestern anticipated state revenues in three Both Fusscas and Zinsser critiz- stations in Connecticut, asking like your opinion. a fund would be created, although my insurance rate has tripled! Highway, Southfield, Mich. 48037. years. iced the GTB education grant them about their experience in YOUNG AT HEART he also feared that election-year All this for driving after taking a Most florists are honest and are “ What is going to happen to all formula and said they would work pricing in recent months. fpw HrinlcQ the other programs?” lie asked. to change the program after school politics would .affect the educa­ DEAR YOUNG: The only opin­ only too happy to weed out the tional program that is being Lieberman said that his field 7 7 board Chairman James Marshall Sea pizza ions to be considered are yours and LEARNED THE HARD WAY IN bloomin’ cheaters. No one should investigators had talked to several RENO ZINSSER PREDICTED that a said he was upset with changes drafted. Danny’s. The time to show respect accept dead flowers or an inap­ Hartford-area gas station opera­ finds favor for a person is while he or she is propriate arrangement without UPl photo tors Wednesday who told them living. Time is precious. Grab the DEAR LEARNED: Thanks for complaining. they had passed on any saving they Peg Gregan, right brass ring (or the gold one) now. the tale. Woeful as it was. you were had received from wholesalers. Is your social life in a slump? A catty spot above, and Arlyne lucky; you hit only a low divider. Father decries child laws DEAR ABBY: I submit my tale Some drunk drivers hit people. Lonely? Get Abby’s updated, re­ Richard W. Farrell of Stamford, Brilliant sun warms a cat-napping spot in an old barn on attorney for the Connecticut Gaso­ Peck cut sea pizza of woe as a warning to others. I am vised and expanded booklet, “ How Route 152 near Nottingham, N.H., on Wednesday. In line Retailers Association, said his squares in Bowers 73 yeans old, have driven a car for DEAR ABBY; I telephoned a to Be Popular” for people of all Andover man says case shows need for change members would be happy to over 50 years and never had an local florist and ordered an ever­ ages. Send your name and address general, weather in the Northeast was expected to stay School cafeteria. clearly printed with a check or cooperate with Lieberman. accident, but this time I really green plant in a ceramic dish to be father and the mother may change visitation rights are repeatedly money order for $2.50 and a long, By George Loyng sunny and cold. Left, fourth-grader blew it. used as a centerpiece for a round court orders any time to suit denied. stamped (39 cents) self-addressed Herald Reporter Brian Burr wants I had had several drinks at home dining room table that seats six herself,” he said. “ The children Pisch said his son is now in people. This was to be a house­ envelope to: Dear Abby, Popular­ Florida with his mother, who has when a friend phoned and asked ANDOVER — Raymond Pisch are caught in the middle.” seconds. Gregan, warming present for my parents ity, P.O. Box 38923, Hollywood, since remarried. She and Greg me to pick him up, so without thinks divorced fathers are treated Pisch is currently waiting for the nutrition consultant thinking, I did. I hit a low center who had just retired and bought a Calif. 90038. Connecticut Appellate Court to lived in Manchester until Aug. 16, unfairly. 1984, when she left with the boy and for the school sys­ The 34-year-old Lakeside Drive decide on the matter. He has been COMING SATURDAY waiting for the past two years and headed for Kansas. Pisch said. She tem, said new foods man is supposed to see his then went to Philadelphia and 5-year-old son, Greg, every wee­ it is uncertain when the case will be are regularly tried Tranquilizer has side effect heard. eventually ended up in Florida., he kend, on Wednesday evenings and said IN and, if well accepted, on holidays under custody guide­ Pisch. the chief of maintenance said it was natural. When I get one Pisch filed a missing child form D E A R DR. lines he said were set up by the for the Manchester Housing Au­ regularly placed on of these spells. I ’m sick to my with the Child Find organization, GOTT: I would state when he and his wife were thority, said he would like to see future menus. Peck, stomach, can’t go back to sleep and and last summer a tip from like to know divorced. custody laws changed to punish am sick all the next day. The spells someone in Florida led to the Bowers cafeteria about the drug parents who deny their former have been coming with greater But the day before his son’s discovery of Greg’s whereabouts. 4 Outlook: Miz Scarlett, my college Ativan. Is it spouse visitation rights. He said he manager, said the frequency. My wife suggests, fourth birthday, he said, his Since then, he has seen his son on roommate, could cut you to shreds habit-forming? Dr. Gott would favor a law similar to one in majority of Bowers they’re caused by stress, but I ’m former wife took the child and left three different occasions and talks Are there any the state. Rhode Island under which a to him on the phone. with her tongue. F F retired and there is no reason for students liked the side effects custody decision is reversed if Peter Gott, M.D. stress. Could you suggest a The child’s mother could not be from taking it “ I had no knowledge where they visitation rights are violated twice. reached for comment in the squares of fish, •\ reason? 5 Exercise: Winding down after regularly? took off to, ” Pisch said during a Florida town where Pisch said she cheese and tomato DEAR READER: Dizziness can recent interview, adding that the That proposal was supported by was living. exercise is as important as mean lightheadedness or vertigo move violated the custody guide­ a study committee established last sauce which were DEAR year by Gov. William O’Neill to Pisch said the only thing he can warming up before. READER: Ati­ (a sensation of spinning). It is not a lines because it prevented him do now is wait for his case to be completely covered lity exists for habituation. natural occurrence when it causes from visiting Greg. But when look into the child-support and van (lorazepam by Wyeth Labora­ visitation-enforcement situation in heard in Appellate Court. He said with a crunchy, tories) is an anti-anxiety agent, a nausea and insomnia. From your Pisch tried to obtain legal custody some cases have taken as long as 0 Cover Story: Bolton High School's DEAR DR. GOTT; I thought description, I would guess that you of his son, a Tolland County Connecticut. The panel also sug­ breaded coating. minor tranquilizer in the benzodi­ gested that there be “ coercive five years, although he has asked E E your comments about the dangers are experiencing attacks of ver­ Superior Court judge said no. Lisa Raezka isn’t out to set a azepine family. It is recommended for the proceedings to be of aluminum cookware were inter­ tigo. These may represent an "Apparently what is written in a penalties, including jailing the for the short-term treatment of custodial parent” in cases where expedited. precedent, but she is. anxiety disorders, including the esting. But what about aluminum inner-ear disturbance or a lack of court order is not to apply to the sulfate, which is added routinely to circulation to the balance mecha­ anxiety associated with certain 0 The Image Workshop: Mothers-to- forms of depression. It can accen­ municipal water supplies as a nisms in the inner ear. See an ear. tuate the effects of alcohol and coagulant for clays and silt? nose and throat specialist to make be can maintain a businesslike barbiturates. There are many sure that there is no serious cause Bolton names 7 shelter sites profile at work. minor adverse reactions to the DEAR READER: I am told that tor your problem. drug. These include sedation, this form of aluminum is bound by power first to the town’s new Send your questions to Dr. Gott BOLTON — Town officials have tional Church on Bolton Center dizziness, weakness, unsteadiness, silt and doesn’t enter the water firehouse, where Bolton’s emer­ I Q Sexuality: The Kinsey Report says in care of the Manchester Herald proposed seven possible shelter Road. nausea, headache, agitation, skin supply in sufficient quantity to gency operations center will be at P.O. Box 91428. Cleveland. OH sites for use in the event that circumcision can be reversed. rash and depression. pose a hazard. The list was not prioritized and located. The next two priority 44101. Due to volume of mail, residents have to leave their Ativan is considered to be a safe the subcommittee has not yet areas are Bolton Center and individual questions cannot be homes in an emergency. Officials medicaton if it is used under DEAR DR. GOTT: For quite a received approval to use the Elementary schools, and the He­ At the Movies: “ F-X” is a real answered. Questions of general have also sent to Northeast Utili­ 12 medical supervision, according to few years I’ve been subject to dizzy churches. Selectman Carl Pruess bron Road-Bolton Center Road interest wil be answered in future ties a list of locations the town sleeper... Judd Hirsch helps save a the manufacturer’s directions. spells that have no set pattern. The has said. The choices must also be area, where Community Hall and Credit repair clinics offer columns. wants restored first if power is lost reviewed by the Red Cross to Like any tranquilizer, the possib- last doctor could find no reason and Herrick Park are located. m ovie... Film capsules. during a crisis. determine if they meet certain Both proposals were drafted by specifications established by the NU suggested that the priority the town’s emergency operations agency, he said. list be established to help crews 1 3 Weekend Television: Eight-page promises, but fail to subcommittee, which was organ­ know what areas to work on first. pullout section with program Special batch washes wood ized in December after concerns During a briefing in January, a Following the Sept. 27 hurricane, were raised about the town’s representative from the Red Cross town officials were upset that schedules for Saturday and Sunday ness Bureau. A New York oranges. Select a variety of colors response to Hurricane Gloria in recommended that a number of power in key areas was not ... TV puzzle ... Nielsen ratings ... City resident DEAR September. different shelter sites be proposed restored first. IF- A CONSUMER ignores, or and shapes of fabric to cover the responded to an P O L L Y : My "The shelter sites recommended in case some could not be used in an TV nostalgia ... Kevin Hooks looks doesn't receive, this advice, the box. The changes are part of a new ad from a credit mother said you by the group include Herrick Park. eVnergency. It was also suggested next step for the credit clinic is to Kids can ask an adult to help cut emergency response plan insti­ ahead ... Video hits ... New lineups repair com­ have a recipe Bolton Center, Elementary and that each location be able to sleep challenge virtually everything in out squares or other shapes with tuted by the utility following pany that prom­ Sylvia for a cleaner for High schools. St. George’s Episco­ 25 people, preferably with cooking for CBS and NBC. the report — even accurate infor­ Pointers pinking shears. About 60 squares of statewide complaints about NU's ised to clean up wood paneling. 5-by-5 inch material are needed to pal Church on Route 44, the United and bathing facilities. mation — with the goal of so The subcommittee has asked restoration efforts during the his bad credit Porter Could you re­ cover an average size carton. Methodist Church of Bolton on overwhelming the system that Polly Fisher Northeast Utilities to restore hurricane. 21 Music: Queen’s video promotes raing, implied print it, please? Mix white glue with an equal Route 44 and Bolton Congrega­ credit bureaus and creditors can't CHRIS that it could re­ amount of water. Start with half a film ... Turntable tips. move negative verify the data within a reasonable « 1 cup of white glue and half a cup of inform ation time. DEAR water. Use a small paint brush to from his re­ Credit bureaus know this, of CHRIS: This is 22 Trends: Entertainment can be paint watered glue onto the area of cord. and promised to reinstate his within 30 days of being denied course, and expedite handling of a handy wash U.S. has first poet laureate simply endless when you have a the box where a fabric piece will be credit cards. credit. these challenges. for wood paneling. It does a good homemade soap and more. Others smoothed into place. I To his sorrow, he signed a Most negative information, by In an ironic twist, credit clinics job of removing dust and grease who would like this issue should Endowment for the Humanities satellite dish. 2 Overlap the pieces to completely Continued from page 1 contract for $2,640 He paid $600 up law. must be removed from your .will threaten to report customers without ruining the finish, I think send $1 for each copy to Polly’s which honors distinguished credit history after it is seven to credit bureaus and damage their Pointers, in care of the Manchester cover the box. Allow the box to dry. front, and shelled out weekly it’s time to run this one again: American poets and their work. scholars. 24 Families: Polly Bergen bids her years old. Straight bankruptcies credit ratings if they attempt to Herald, P.O. Box 1216, Cincinnati, Finally, paint over the fabric with installments of $34 for 60 weeks. Congress last year expanded the Boorstin, who selected Warren may remain part of your record for back out or stop paying. Mix one tablespoon white vi­ OH 45201. Be sure to include the a final coat of the glue and water mother adieu. But he never got the assistance for consultant in poetry program and from a list of fewer than half a 10 years. “ They can’t report them,” says negar, one tablespoon olive oil and title. mixture to reduce fraying of the which he paid so dearly. designated the holder of that dozen candidates, said in a state­ Finally, he went directly to a Most of these outfits are scams, the Trans Union spokeswoman, one quart warm water. Dip a cloth POLLY fabric. ment that Warren “ is a character­ 27 Profiles: Manchester’s Barbara “ They’re not members.” in the warm solution, wring it out NICKI position as a national "poet lau­ credit bureau and was advised to and their promises to scrub your reate consultant in poetry.” istically American man of letters credit record and help you obtain Credit repair clinics are gener­ well, then use it to rub down the DEAR POLLY: Make a pretty Zubrow. take his complaint to the state Warren’s duties, like those of his in the range and versatility of his 7 new credit will be broken. ally bad news. California has paneling. Dry by wiping down with box for treasures or toys by Polly will send you a Polly Dollar 24 attorney general's office and the 29 predecessors as consultants in writings and in his feelings for the Better Business Bureau. But the Most demand at least partial recognized this and has enacted a soft clean cloth. For extra covering a cardboard box with ($1) if she uses your favorite promise and the frustration of poetry, will be to ojjen the library 28 Tax Tips: Don’t overlook the credit payment up front, and many of legislation requiring that the clin­ protection after washing and dry­ pieces of scrap material. Pointer, Peeve or Problem in her money was gone. season in October with a reading of American life.” Hundreds of so-called credit these outfits don’t even have an ics be bonded, that consumers be ing, apply’a thin coat of paste wax, Use a heavy cardboard box, such column. Write Polly’s Pointers in for child care. his own work, close the season in repair clinics operate across the office — just a phone number. An informed of their rights to review buffing well with a soft clean cloth. as those used to pack apples or care of the Manchester Herald. Said Boorstin: “ He has been a May with a public lecture, and country. Some are, indeed, legiti­ agent will visit you in your home or their own records, and that consu­ serious though not solemn sur­ I ’m sending you a copy of my * advise the library on its literary 2 9 The Curious Shopper: Retailer isn’t mate businesses, but many have office, and you can be sure he or mers have the option of canceling a veyor of our America. ... He has newsletter "Homemade Soaps and programs and acquisition of liter­ sprung up that do nothing more she will labor to leave with a signed signed contract within five days of depicted and dramatized the prob­ at fault for pricing error. Cleaners,” which has this formula ary material. than take your money and run. contract. signing, among other features. Thoughts lems of good and evil and the as well as formulas for homemade Warren himself was a consultant Ads that read. “ We can correct Once that happens, a credit If you do need credit advice or historic divisions within American furniture polish, household clean­ ’ in poetry to the Library of 30 Dining In: You can eat your way your bad credit rating, reinstate clinic will instruct you to request a help with working out a problem, society. His works in prose and ers, a heavy-duty laundry presoak. Congress in 1944-45i Other consul­ copy of your credit report from a contact a non-profit credit counsel­ How much do you lovei yourself? a person to self-worship that the poetry have been widely read, out of stress. your good name, apply for Master- tants include Robert Lowell, Con­ credit bureau. ing service. “ Oh, but I ’m not supposed to love throne of God is usurped and sin is enjoyed and reread in the five Card and Visa,” and “ 100 percent rad Aikens. Randall Jarrell, Ro­ “ We recognize the computer­ Also request a brochure origi­ myself” , you say, "Isn’t that committed. decades of his fruitful career.” guarantee,” are a dead giveaway. bert Frost, Louis Untermeyer, 31 Dining Out: Partners has fine generated letters,” says the consu­ nally published by the Federal pride?” Not necessarily, for pride Moreover, most consumers Forgiven by God, we are his Reed Whittemore, Stephen Warren, reached by telephone at mer relations manager of Trans Trade Commission, called “ Solv­ Something borrowed is the confident pleasure man service but the cuisine can be don’t even need this kind of help. children. Knowing this, who we are Spender, James Dickey and Gwen­ ROBERT P. WARREN his home in Connecticut Wednes­ Union Credit Information Co., a ing Credit Problems,” from Asso­ takes in himself for his accomp­ 30 You can investigal;e your credit BARTLESVILLE, Okla. (AP) - before God, we develop a confi­ dolyn Brooks, the current day night, said he’s happy to get uneven. i credit bureau in Forest Hills. N.Y., ciated Credit Bureaus Inc., P.O. lishments. The concept of self­ . . . American original record yourself. Transferring technology from one dence and a sense of being consultant. the appointment, but n o t^ that he serving the Northeast. “ They are Box 218300, Houston, Texas, 77218. esteem or self-love must be clearly industry to another is one way worthwhile. Nothing is more ne­ Congress specified that the new In addition, the poet laureate is has already served as poetry even complete with an ‘X ’ where It’s free. differentiated from pride. UNDER THE FEDERAL Fair companies improve their cessary to Christian growth than a poet laureate also will be available to present a major work, or the consultant to the Library of the customer is su|)posed to sign " NOTE: No matter what the Self-esteem tells me that I have a . Credit Reporting Act, you can products. good, healthy self-image. to write poetry "fo r ceremonial work of other distinguished poets, Congress. This credit bureau encloses a promises, you simply cannot re­ fundamental value and worth request compies of your credit and other occasions of celebra­ at an annual event sponsored by leaflet with the report, sent di­ move accurate information from a Phillips 66 says a new aviation oil because I am created by God and report for a small fee (about $10). (Idea from Nazarene Marriage tion” at the request of government the chairman of the National “ It’s not really a new post, for credit report. it has developed incorporates in His image. Pride pertains to You can then dispute any informa­ rectly to the consumer, advising Enrichment) agencies, so long as it doesn’t Endowment for the Arts at a cost of which I should be thankful, ” he iManrliPBtpr MrraI5 certain oil wear additives from the what a person believes he can tion you know (or think) is him or her of the rights provided by interfere with his other duties and $10,IH)0. This event is intended to be said. Warren added that he has no federal law. and suggesting that automotive industry, and has achieve alone. plans to write any ceremonial inaccurate. Thomas Alva Edison was born in Pastor Mark Green has the approval of the Librarian the equivalent of the annual “YOUR VOICE IN MANCHESTER"^ And you can get a free copy of complaints be forwarded to the resulted in an improvement in Pride of accomplishment is poetry. Milan. Ohio, in 1847. The Church of the Nauurene of Congress. 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Nericcio said, adding no radioactive gas or water applications and fill out ballots for a local election 195 inmates from the maximum security prison in primary next week. Somers to an Enfield prison by June under a had been released. The high-school sophomore, who was not Connecticut consent degree signed by U.S. District Judge Jose The unit was discovered resting at a 45-degree angle instead of its normal, upright position identified, was found conducting the activity at a BUSINESS A CsbrsnEs city housing project, allegedly on behalf of a slate The agreement signed Wednesday was reached sometime ’Tuesday afternoon, Nericcio said. The unit is about a foot square and 10 feet long. It holds of candidates in next week’s Democratic Town In Brief between the state attorney general’s office and the Committee primary. the Connecticut Civil Liberties Union, which 205 rods, which hold uranium fuel pellets used to State law prohibits filling out absentee ballots for Protests won’t sway theater represents Somers inmates in several federal heat water in the reactor, Nericcio said. another person if the person is capable of doing it court cases. Connecticut Yankee was shut down Jan. 4 to Business NORWALK — A movie theater owner has vowed begin a 16-week refueling process, during which himself, and absentee ballots are to be used only Stocks can be sold for tax loss Inmates at Somers have charged that their when a person can’t vote because of sickness, a to continue with weekend showings of the constitutional rights have been violated by prison the pellets in the rods are it^laced. handicap or when out of town or observing a controversial movie “Hail Mary” despite a bomb overcrowding. The inmates had claimed that even In Brief socking money away in long-term CDs and deferring threat at a preview. religious holiday. QUESTION: In May of 1982,1 purchased 200 shares tax until some far-off time. It’s clear you would prefer the prison’s s game room has been used as living Man plummets to his death of stock at $17.25. This was for dividend income, as I “I don’t feel I must show the film. I feel that I quarters for prisoners. to do just that, but you can’t. You have to pay tax on have the right to show it. I won’t be told not to show Rogers promotes two am retired. The company has been having problems interest for each year it's added to your account. Completion of a new, 600-inmate minimum- SOUTHINGTON — A New Britain man fell to his O ’Neill authorizes reward and has stopped paying dividends. According to its the film becauseit is opposed by a small minority,” security prison in Enfield makes the transfer of death while hiking on Ragged Mountain, police ROGERS — Aarno A. Hassell has been named That’s the "theory of constructive receipt ” — Brian Fox, owner of the SoNo Cinema, said. HARTFORD — Gov. William A. O’Neill has stockholder reports, no dividends can be expected for Investors’ meaning the interest income is yours, whether you prisoners possible. The 25-year-old Enfield facility, reported. vice president of Rogers Corp.’s microwave a few years. The stock dropped below $6 and is now After a screening on Wednesday night, delayed already partially occupied, will become a Mark Sziadowski, 31, was hiking with a young authorized a $10,000 reward for information products group and Guide take it out of the CD or not. for a short time by a bomb threat, opponents and medium-security facility equipped to handle companion on Tuesday when the two becaine leading to an arrest and conviction in the William Schoppen­ around $7.75. /\ defenders of the theater’s right to show the film strangulation death of a 19-year-old Hartford I don’t know what to do with this stock. The broker QUESTION: Each year, my bank sends me a Form overflow from the Somers. separated. Police Capt. James Porter said horst has been says to sell and reinvest the proceeds. But my William A. Doyle argued during a post-screening forum. Under the agreement the population will be Wednesday. woman whose body was found along the side of named vice presi­ 1099-INT, listing the interest on my certificates of Opponents of the film, many of them Roman Interstate 84 in July. accountant says, since I have no capital gains to offset reduced by 50 inamtes no later that March 15, by 50 The companion made it off the mountain and dent of human re­ the loss, I would save only about $300 in tax. He says he deposit. ’This year, I also received a Form 1099-OID, Catholic denounced the modern-day representa­ more by April 15 and by another 95 by June 15. notified police that Sziadowski might need help. The body of Jacqueline Liriano was discovered sources, the com­ for “original issue discount,” listing $64.76 for 1985. tion of the story of the Virgin Mary, because it near the Mountain Springs Road overpass in wouldn’t take such a big loss for such a small tax ■ J i i This is the first time this has occurred and it has me Porter said. pany announced. saving. What is your opinion? contained extensive nudity and adult language. Police found Sziadowski’s body about 9:30 p.m., Tolland July 14, state police said. She was last seen Hassell most re­ your taxable income by $950, you would cut your puzzled. Can you explain? In the subtitled film directed by Jean Luc alive July 11 at the Southington rest area off 1-84, Angled fuel rod no threat near the base of the mountain. Porter said. cently was group ANSWER: Your accountant, no doubt, was income tax bill by $300. Godard, a modern young French woman named Preliminary results show he may have died of head where she arrived in a car with two other woman, manager of the mic- Beause you’re retired and looking for income, my ANSWER: You must have purchased a zero-coupon Mary becomes inexplicably pregnant. Mary, HADDAM NECK — A fuel-rod assembly unit at state police said. explaining that only half of the long-term capital loss injuries, said Porter. rowave product you would realize by selling that stock can be used to inclination is to go along with the broker. Besides bond, a zero-coupon CD or some other security works at a gasoline station and plays basketball. the Connecticut Yankee nuclear power plant was Porter said there was no indication of foul play. Liriano’s disappearance and death resembles group. He joined initially sold at a big discount from its face value last cases reported by authorities in Florida, Virginia offset your “ordinary” income and reduce your saving some tax dollars, you then can put the $1,550 Her boyfriend Joseph is a taxi driver The movie dislodged during refueling and settled at an angle Rogers in 1961 as a you’ll get from the sale into an investment paying year. Interest builds up on a “zero” each year, but is has been condemned by the Catholic church as inside the reactor, a spokesman for Northeast and South Carolina, state police said. income tax. project engineer at 'Under our present federal tax code, all capital dividends or interest. not available to you until you cash or sell that bond or blasphemous. Utilities said. Bogus ballot scam alleged “In some of those incidents, women were last the Willimantig,^ CD. seen getting into tractor-trailer trucks, though I’m losses can be used to offset capital gains. And State and federal officials were notified, but the BRIDGEPORT — Police are investigating a (CT) division. QUESTION: I have 30-month certificates of DID means a security was issued well below face angled unit didn’t pose any threat to the public, NU not saying that’s what happened here,” said Sgt. short-term capital losses from the sale of stocks and Inmates moved to Enfield complaint that a high school teacher induced a Shoppenhorst other capital assets held for six months or less can be deposit, from which I have never drawn any money value and interest accumulates on it until maturity. spokesman Tony Nericcio said Wednesday. sophomore student to distribute absentee ballot Edward Dailey, a state police spokesman. joined Rogers in out. However, I ann told 1 have to pay income tax on Nonetheless, that interest is counted as taxable NEW HAVEN — The state has agreed to move “Right now it’s a mechanical problem for us,” used to offset ordinary income, up to $3,000 a year, if 1984 as director of you have no capital gains. the interest credited to my CDs. Why? income each year as it accrues. You're required to human resources. I can understand having to pay tax on interest when report it on your income tax return. He earned his But, under this crazy quilt arrangement, it takes $2 I draw it out. But I cannot understand why I should It should be pointed out that the interest buildup on bachelor’s degree in of long-term capital loss to offset $1 of ordinary pa°y tax on interest I do not"receive. zero-coupon municipal bonds is not taxable And tbe business and eco­ income. It would be nice to think this will change, if interest buildup on Series E and EE, U.S. Savings Legislation CALDOR Schoppenhorst nomics at the Uni­ Congress ever finishes fiddling around with proposed ANSWER: The Internal Revenue Code requires you Bonds, both of which have the characteristics of zeros, 2 2 versity of Missouri tax ’’reform.” But don’t bet on it. is deferred until those bonds are redeemed to report and pay tax on interest from any CD or CIRCULAR SALE in 1954, and a master's degree in personnel Based on your numbers, you would have a $1,900 similar arrangement with a maturity of more than 12 psychology from Columbia University in 1958. He months when you file your income tax return for the Continues Through long-term capital loss by selling that stock. Half of Doyle welcomes written que.stions, but he can wouid save and his wife. Marge, live in Storrs, CT. that is $950. Your accountant knows your overall year in which the interest is credited to the CD. Saturday Rogers Corp. is a diversified manufacturing finances and must have calculated that, by reducing That provision of the tax code prevents people from provide answers only through the column. company which applies polymer chemistry and more iand j process technologies to fill the needs of the CAI DOR electronics industry and other selected industrial markets for engineered materials and compo­ 7 HARTFORD (AP) — Legisla­ nents. Headquartered in Rogers, the company Travelers to buy HMO 7 tion was proposed Wednesday for has 17 plants in the U.S., including one in preserving undeveloped land Manchester. through acquisition with state The company had salesln 1985 of $125.3 million. funds matched by private sources. SPENCER c from Whittaker Corp. CLIVE JOHNSON Mp Sen. James McLaughlin, R- Bank promotes McCarthy Woodbury, told a Capitol news KEN GD8SLER By Roger Glllott investment at the front end. 1 am conference that legislation for a ©NE ? HARTFORD — Connecticut National Bank has United Press International trading risk for a lower profit.” Connecticut Recreation and Natu­ Eoum MINUTE announced the promotion of Robert J. McCarthy Alibrandi, who championed the push ral Heritage Trust Program will to vice president in the Commercial North LOS ANGELES — Whittaker Corp. into the lucrative HMO field, said he identify and preserve land of FOR : . ■■ Division. says it has agreed to sell its fledgling initiated talks last year with Travelers unusual natural interest. LieD own tL Located in the network of prepaid medical organiza­ and several other major insurance MYSELF ■ commercial subur­ tions to Travelers Corp. for $34 million companies in an effqrt to set up a joint Its goal is to increase land f ban office in Hart­ in cash plus an unspecified share in the venture to take over the health care preservation to 10 percent of f ford, McCarthy ad­ operation. DUANE UNKEFER ' v u r operation’s returns for the next decade. Connecticut’s land or 320,576 1 t 0 1 I 1 4 uz O (J ministers a portfolio The move will help establish Hart­ "I have believed all along that when acres. m i ^ H I N G of key middle- ford, Conn.-based Travelers, one of the the HMO industry shakes out, the major Among other things, the plan market accounts. world’s largest diversified insurance insurance companies will be the major calls on the Department of Envir­ LIE DOWN After joining the and financial services operations, as a players,” Alibrandi said. onmental Protection to administer WITH LIONS GRAY EAGLES ' ' ’'' bank in 1961, he held major player in the health-care market. However, those talk.s were a trust fund consisting of matching byKenrofIMt by{hMin»Unkaf«r various positions in The action came as a surprise since unsuccessful, fhtb. the branch system, contributions from private sources Ust17.«tl Whittaker last July unveiled its plans “Although we would have preferred a ■13.26 5S’i7j» . which included for a nationwide health maintenance and a bonding authorization for W 13.26 W ralahoutaioveao joint venture arrangement, we believe million as proposed by Democratic Three (oreighers arrive in 01 yearsaher World WiH^il, The cK^(or a y^ h e d \ managing the organization (HMO) network that it that the overall advantages of this omphsi Voget.MamiPuzoatid ’ Northwest, first predicted would have $1 billion in Gov, William O’Neill. Afghanistan where the 8 former Nazi Luftvndfe . . land combination are compelling and that natives fight aguerilia war pilo» have a rematch in , Manchester, and annual revenues by 1990 and would be a the transaction will prove extremely One-fifth of the bonding package the skies over America. ilcauistrophe. Windsor Center offi­ primary source of growth for the would be set aside tor a test iiiiliiiilifi beneficial for all parlies,” Alibrandi F ces. He was named company. said. F program for attracting increased assistant vice presi­ Whittaker’s chairman and chief He predicted that sale of Whittaker’s private contributions through dent in 1972 and executive, Joseph Alibrandi, declined HMO operation to Travelers will create dollar-for-dollar matching with became a commer­ to say in a telephone interview "an extremely strong competitor in the state funds. NOW! WATCH YOUR 8mm OH 16mm Robert McCarthy cial lender in his Wednesday how much the company HMO market.” In other matters, the Republican present office in would receive for the next 10 years Party may soon asked the GOP- HOME MOVIES under the tentative agreement with Whittaker has HMOs either in opera­ controlled General Assembly to McCarthy is a graduate of Providence College Travelers. tion or being developed in California, hold hearings to determine the role YOUR VIDEO Ret^am^i and is treasurer of the Hartford Lion’s Club. But he said, ”It will be meaningful Illinois. Pennsylvania, New York, E of each staff member in Demo­ McCarthy resides in Manchester with his wife, and significant to Whittaker.” Virgina. South Carolina. Tennessee and UPI p h o to E cratic Gov. William A. O’Neill’s Carol, and their two children. Alibrandi said that for the first five Florida. office. CALDOR SUPER BUY years, the amount Whittaker receives Travelers currently doesn't have an Gearing up The move would be part of a C B T taps Boutin from Travelers will be tied to revenues HMO operation but it does have a small two-pronged attack against of the HMO operation. For the second preferred-provider operation in Florida HARTFORD — Sandra A. Boutin of the South five years, the amount will be tied to O’Neill, aimed at limiting the use NIKON Deluxe 7x35 Glastonbury office of The Connecticut Bank and that is expected to be expanded to 20 A portion of the upper inner casing of a new low-pressure of his office to promote his operating profits, he said. cities in other states this year, said ‘Action’ Binocular toVtcieo tape Trust Co. has been Alibrandi said the amount Whittaker turbine is lowered into place at the Commonwealth Edison re-election campaign. elected assistant Travelers spokesman Ron Ziemba. No threading him or selling up .Ciii^Lpw price receives will be less than the company nuclear power plant in Zion, III. When the turbine generator was Peter W. Gold, executive direc- 69.99 % moviapn^Moraarwfacreens. w jdyggf treasurer. could have made by owning and Of the Whittaker deal, he said, "It is a resynchronized and rebuilt by BBC Brown Boveri, it was • tor of the Republican State Central guahty iddeo«a»etter«cord#t tapeadf l ^ 'i t X f « > » r pfha Mm W aharp, vibrant After joining the operating the HMOs itself. major step in our strategy to capitalize Committee, said Wednesday the Oiir lineal binocular. Has bric^t optics and pictures Now's ih« time Id stock up. bank as a part-time believed to be the first time a company other than the original central focusing for crystal clear viewing., airi^rtattmer. Has up 8129 own farm-law changes, including a switch in the way 37'cahie-re«iychannektan-' The Dow Jones industrial aver­ ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. berg, D-New Haven, unsuccess­ maMifyIng irtrror, Choice of pink or fully objected to the Government lavender. iMOl , Administration and Elections INSURANSMITHS SINCE Committee bill, saying it would PENNY STOCKS D.W.FISH create an extra burden of proof on An Opportunity of the 80’s IHLIUALPi I I A A and (.ardens naturalized citizens. CALDOR EVERYDAY LOW PRICES 1914 The House also passed on to the ALL BORDEN WALLPAPER MANCHESTER VERNON FOR FREE REFORT CALL ELLIOT KURZ Senate another GAE bill — one TRI-CITY SHOPPING CENTER m 6422-24M allowing the state Elections En- 4 0 % O F F S ir EXiT 62 • ROUTE 84 V forcement Commission to order | ! 649-5241 871-1400 643-1591 f impoundment of voting machines STORE HOURS: MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 10 AM TO 9:30 PM • SUNDAY 11 AM TO S PM . PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SATURDAY INCOH^''*»CrTl. I) 65 E. Center Street \ eriiun ( irilo. \ ornoii 24.' Main St.. \Iaiu'lu'-.U‘t in order to investigate allegation or leveslmeel Baeken Manchester. Ct. I suspicion of voting irregularities. NASD > SIPC MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday Feb. 27. 1986 - 23 «8 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Feb. 27, 1986 Stock exchanges forecast a global marketplace CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711

T S E and Midwest Exchange moving toward a world market Paris exchange a version i of its Bunting said he believes a global will be operating in different time By Michael Babad of stocks traded by 65.6 percent to officials have been meeting to highly successful C A TS — Compu­ market could be the result of APARTMENTS I HOUSEHOLD United Press International »32.3 billion, opened an electronic establish a similar link, and zones. That would inevitably mean I CONDOMINIUMS APARTMENTS I I ROOMMATES ter Assisted Trading System — several interconnected systems. HOMES I HOMES GOODS link with the American Stock Bunting said he foresaw no prob­ 24-hour-a-day trading in some FOR RENT WANTED which is used on the Toronto " I ’m very excited about the HELP WANTED FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR RENT TO R O N TO — Canada’s largest Exchange last September. lems opening on schedule by the cases, he said. I future of our industry and every­ Used Refrigerators, stock exchange, already electroni­ A similar link with Chicago’s exchange to trade about half the " It ’s clearly moving in that Professional Female to thing that has taken place” he end of March. Immaculate - Manchester The Time Is Right!! Inter­ C H FA Approved. Soo- Manchester — One bed­ Washers, Ranges — cally linked to one U.S. exchange Midwest Exchange is set for late listings. Paris will use the CATS direction." he said. room condo, 4 rooms, air shore 8 room house with for its top stocks "so there is the said. The TSE is the powerhouse - $95,500 full dormered est rates ore great...Don't cloys 5 room condomi­ clean, guaranteed, parts and planning a further connection next month. The Montreal E x­ T H E T S E -A M E X link is des­ nium In small convienlenf conditioned, $450 montiv some In Manchester. $350 beginning of this type of system The T S E and Amex spent about among the five Canadian ex­ Cape, 3 bedrooms, dining let this chance go by. monthly Including utili­ and service. Low prices. in two months, predicts a global change already is iinked to the cribed as the first two-way elec­ Secretary- Marketing - complex. Some of this plus utilities. Coll 627-9359 Manchester — Nice 6Vj around the world.” Bunting said. 160.000 each to open the electronic changes. Last year. Toronto ac­ room, 16' X 16’ 1st floor Spacious Cape Cod with ties. 646-8809. B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 market and pround-the-clock trad­ Boston market. The New York tronic trading connection between Manchester area, pro­ family room with wood plenty of room to grow, home’s special features days, 525-0684 evenings. room, 3 bedroom apart­ Main Street, 643-2171. He said the Tokyo exchange uses link with six issues being traded. counted for 76.5 percent of value ment on Center Street. ing within a few years. Stock Exchange reportediy plans primary markets. gressive firm offering stove. Nice fenced yard 3-4 bedrooms, 1st floor Include 2 large bedrooms - a similar system, and it would’be The exchanges plan to expand the traded on Canadian exchanges and 4 Room renovated second $575 plus utilities. 649-9367. " I think it's inevitable." said links with London and Tokyo. The TS E . which moved into an growth opportunities and with fruit trees. D.W. Fish laundry, many Improve­ one with dressing area - Like New 14 cu. ft. Indus­ easy to install international system to include all 36 Canadian- 47.3 percent of share volume floor apartment, gas Pearce Bunting, president of the In addition, the National Associ­ elegant ■ downtown tower three desirable work environ­ Realty 643-1591 or 871-1400. ments. Offered at $82,900. I'/j baths, formal dining trial freezer. $350. 649- connections. based interlisted stocks on the ment. Team player with room, deck, extra insula­ stove, no utilities. Secur­ 3 Room Aoortment for For Sale Toronto Stock Exchange. " I think ation of Securities Dealers’ NAS­ years ago. and the Amex. which traded. . Hurry! 647-84IX). Jackson 9012. DAQ automated quotation system It all adds up to what Bunting Amex and TS E . and eventually The Montreal Exchange, with good typing, steno skills. Colonial — Manchester, 8i Jackson Real Estate. tion and a full basement. ity & References. $400 rent. Stove, refrigerator, in the end. people will want to trade until 1921 operated in the o i»n air quiet older person de­ for over-the-counter stocks and the sees as the beginning of a global include all stocks listed on both. links to Boston, represented 18.2 Word processing expe­ $89,900. 3 bedroom Colon­ Call today tor details. monthly. Coll 646-7336. Maple Bureaus, desk, $100 when they want and where they in New Y ork’s financial district, sired. Deposit. $325 per exchange, going a step further The system provides immediate rience a plus. Secretarial ial In nice residential area Brand New Listing!! Ottered at $77,900. Joyce I 091 HOUSEHOLD each. Picnic table, $75. want, and our industry will want to London exchange have agreed to opened the link with fanfare last percent of total value traded and month. Call 643-6802. from what Amex chairman Arthur automatic currency exchange and. school and/or 1-2 years vet convenient to schools Adorable 4 room Cape G. Epstein Real Estate Like Private Home — 3Vj GOODS Rocking Chairs. King size service them. I think you’ll see it set up a billboard system to display year. Since then, the two have 9.2 percent of share volume. room apartment. Applian­ Levitt Jr. recently referred to as officials said, the opportunity for Vancouver’s exchange repres­ experience needed. Super andshopplng. Formal din­ Cod plus finished rec 647-8895. mattress, twin boxsp- within five years." quotes in both countries. worked on plans to expand. benefits. Company pays ces. Working single adult, the already "wild and wacky investors to trade at the most ing room, 7 X 17 porch. room and 2 unfinished Queen Size Mattress, rlngs, $150. 646-4019, The Toronto exchange, which Bunting said the next step in ented 4.8 percent of total value. Affordable Housing! Low married couple. No child­ environment” of stock exchanges. competitive prices. fee. Call Ann Ross, Busi­ Hardwood f I oors through­ rooms upstairs. Original HOMES foam rubber. Extra firm. last year boosted the dollar value T H E TS E ALSO has leased to the ness Personnel Asso­ 40’s. This spacious one ren, pets. 643-2880. out. Walk-up ottic and owner has maintained FOR RENT Excellent condition. Ask­ ciates, Glastonbury, 659- appliances Included. property beautifully. bedroom condominium N (MISCELLANEOUS will allow the single, ing $65, will deliver. 521- 3511. D.W. Fish Realty, 643-159.1 Aluminum sided. 1 car Coventry — 3 bedroom young couple or retired 8759.0 FOR SALE or 871-1400. garoge v/lth additional lokefront ovolloble. Im­ Part time bookkeeper, storage shed. Call quick! boyer(s) to live comforta­ mediate occuponev, ap­ 2 Gallon Steam voporlzer- Rabbit fur Jacket — Ex­ flexible hours approxi­ Allbrio Realty, Inc. was $80'S. 647-8400. bly! Located In Vernon, East Hartford - Immacu­ late large 2 bedroom pliances, washer 8, dryer, /humldltler. $10. 742-7176, cellent condition. Must mately 25 hours. Retail established by Robert All- You'll be close to shop­ lease required, $650 per ping, recreotlon and the apartment on quiet street, Andover.o sell. 647-1927.- bookkeeping experience brio In 1980 and the firm South Glastonbury. Three month, no pets. Coll ERA highway. Where else can Ideal for working couple. 643'2711 helpful. Good starting has grown considerably bedroom Ranch with gar­ B 81 R, Mary Gobbev, a quollfled buyer find o Appliances and garage, Classified... pay. Contact Ellle, Paul's due to the dedication, age on lovely landscaped 646-2482 or 649-9459. 44 Household Goods ..62 TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT lUntirAC • Business Opportunities 77 Store/Ottice Space F o r advertisem ents to be Paint, 649-0300. llot with matured shade home wltn^ltchen aopla- no pets, references, secur­ 45 Misc tor Sole 63 Rates motivation and honesty of NOTICE OF noilbcs Situation Wanted 23 Resort Property published Monday, the dead­ Its professional staff. Re­ trees. Living room has Inces, a garage and a pool ity deposit required. $450, 64 M in im u m : no utilities. 528-6779 bfter a d o p t i o n o f o r d i n a n c e Lo st/F o u n d ...... 01 Employment Info 24 Misc. tor Rent 46 Home ond Garden line IS 2:30 p.m on Friday Port Tim e secretary for a cently Allbrio Realty has unique corner fireplace, tor as llttleas$2,500down! Personals...... 02 Instruction 25 Wanted to Rent 47 Pets 65 4 Lines doctor’s office In Vernon, moved to a new, ex­ new wall to wall carpet­ Call 649-0917 today! All- 4. I STORE AND In accordance with the provisions of Chapter T Section 1 and 9 of the Town Charter, notice Is hereby olven of the odoo- A n n o u n ce m e n ts...... 03 R oom m ates W anted 48 Musical Items 66 flexible hours, Immediate panded office located at ing, relaxing family brio Realty. OFFICE SPACE P e r Line opening. Coll 872-2389 or tion by the Board ot Directors of the Town of Manchester, Recreational Items 67 D ays Read Your Ad 202 East Center Street In room. Very active price 4 room home, Bolton Connecticut, on February n , 1986. 04 i^eal Estate ...... 75€ send resume to PO Box Manchester and we hope range. $104,900. Century 21 Lake, beach rights, Antiaues 68 1 -5 ...... Classified advertisements I BUSINESS Office Space — Excellent 2 2 2218, Vernon Ct 06066. to continue serving your Jackston-Showcose. 646- freshly pointed. $490 per PROPOSED o r d i n a n c e . c , Services To g Soles ' 69 6-19...... 55« location with ample park­ . Hom es tor Sale 31 are token by telephone os a real estate needs In the 1316. PROPERTY month. Security and ref­ BE IT ORDAINED bv the Board o^D'^eclors thoHhe Town condominiums 32 Seryices Ottered 51 Wonted to Duv 70 20 o r m o r e ...... ing. 600, 400 8. 300 sa. ft- Financial convenience Dental Oral Surgery of­ future! Allbrio Relty was erences. No washer ol- office suites are now of Manchester convey to TH E M ANCHESTER SAND AND ,, Lots/Land tor Sole 33 Painting/Papenng 5? GRAVEL COMPANY the following described land. The Monchester Herald is fice, seeking 2 people to the first area real estate That Country Feeling Is Manchester — Restau­ lowd. 872-7517. available. 649-2891. 53 complete our team, recep­ o ' Investment Property 34 Building/Confracting responsible only tor one Incor firm to otter home sellers yours in this 8 room extra rant, recently remodeled. SCHEDULE A tionist and surgical assist­ T Business Property 35 Rooting/Siding 54 rect insertion and then only over 55 years old o sub­ large Cape with 4 bed­ Seats 125 plus, family Manchester - Bennett el­ Office Space — New pro­ That certain piece or parcel ot land situated In the T ^ n of Automotive Deadlines ant with experience pre­ rooms, large fireolaced uunntnH In Rormui, a Resort Property 36 Heating, Plumbing 55 for the size of the original stantial savings with o dining, business lun­ derly housing. Handi­ fessional building, one Mo-ichesier, County of Hartford and State of Connecticut, Wanted to Borroyv 14 Flooring Cars Trucks for Sale ferred tor busy diversified Senior Citizen Discount. living room, spacious kit­ capped unit ovollable. mile from 1-84. 1,000-3,000 and known and designated os Porcel "B''as For clossitied odvtrtise insertio n cheons, ample parking, or plan entitled "Parker Village Porker Street Realignment practice. Call 649-2272. We are proud to hove chen, formal diningroom, fabulous opportunity, Now taking aopllacatlons sa. ft. ovallable. Can build Dantnic Income Tax Service Motorcycles Bicycles menfs to be published Tues­ E r r o r s w h ich do not lessen Land Swop Manchester, Connecticut Prol No. 77-91 Aug. Initiated this tradition. We set with nature on large owner will finance. Ask­ tor 1 bedroom handi­ to suit. Days, 649-2272. 1977 Scale 1" - 40' Revisions Aug. 11,1983 Oct. 24,1984 Bryan Employment Kemuis Services Wanted Rec Vehicles day through Saturday, the the value of the advertisement Hairstylist wanted with rear-deck, 5 minutes to 7 7 also offer a Quick ing $125,000. Coll for de­ capped apartment, $415 to Parcel Jon. 17,1986". which moo Is on tile In the Monenester Auto Seryices deadline is noon on the dov will not be corrected by an following, for Manchester Transfer Program for the 1-84. $115,900. Century 21 tails. Strano Real Estate, $444 a month. Applicants Manchester — Approxi­ Town Clerk's Office, reference to which Is hereby mode tor & Education Apartments for Rent 42 For Sale Autos for Rent Lease before publication. salon. Call 871-9406. multi-family owners look­ Jackston Showcase. 646- must supply handicap In­ turther descrlotlon. Sold premises are bounded ana additional insertion. 647-7653. mately 500 sa. ft., 182 described as follows: Help Wanted ...... 21 Homes for Rent 43 Holidov/Seasonoi 61 Misc Automotive ing for an Immediate sole 1316. formation with applica­ South Main Street, Colon­ Seamtress. Immediate op­ ■and transfer of owner­ tion. Rent Includes heat, Beginning at o point at the Intersection ot the existing ial decor, good site visibil­ westerly street line of Parker Street with the ening for person Inter­ ship. OR...If you wish, we $112,900,5 8.5Two Family, hot water, range, re- ity and parking. $475 plus westerly street line of Parker Street; the line ested In working 3-4 hours will manage your prop­ Separate systems, front Rentals frldgerator, disposal, ele­ utilities. Call Bob Allbrio southerly along the proposed westerly street line of Parker weekly. Someone who is erty under our Multi- porches. Some wall to vator 8, laundry. Phone at 649-0917. Street, S40*-05'-37-E. 52.36 feet to a monument to be set. HELP WANTED HELP WANTED capable of mending and Family Management Pro­ wall carpeting. Newer thence continuing southerly along the proposed Notices HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED 528-6522. street line ot Parker Street and along the ore ot o curve to the I announcements making general reooirsto gram! Please coll Robert roof. Owner anxious!! ROOMS 474 Main Street, the center left having o radius of 523.16 feet and a.^elto anoje of Looking for a part time residents clothing. Equip­ Allbrio at 649-0917 for Strano Real Estate 647- Manchester - One bed­ 28*-34'-53", 290.97 feet to a point; thence turning ond runnmg Lathe and Bridgeport Op­ RN/LPN — Immediate Mechanic — Heavy con­ |4i]FOR RENT of town. 3 rooms first Emergency? In Manches­ Secretary, Various diver­ Dishwasher — Full or part Gal Friday with typing ment supplied, good op­ further Information. At 7653. room, wall to wall carpet­ floor. Call 646-2426 week­ northerly olong the existing westerly street line.of Porker time. Flexible schedule. erators with own set-up Medical Care Center of struction equipment. Street N68*-40'-30-W, 55.48 feet to o monument; thence ter, dial 911 for fire, sified duties In a small Apply In person. The An­ ability and computer ex­ portunity to supplement Allbrio Realty...Our Job ing, appliances, air days 9-5. manufacturing produc­ Uniforms and free meals experience. OT, Insu­ Manchester has an open­ Manchester — Single continuing northerly along sold existing '**»**r'y J*'^**’ L o s t a n d f o u n d police, medical help. drew Ansaldl Co., 186 perience. Flexible sche­ Income. Call Manchester Is To Moke Your Life $112,900, 5 8. 5Two Family, conditioning, heot, no ot Porker Street In the ore ot o curve to •} tion office, full time Inter­ provided. Good pay. rance, vacotlon and holi­ ing for a nurse with recent Manor, 646-0129. Separate systems, front sleeping room for work­ acute or ambulatory care Bldwell Street, dule of 5 hours per day. Easier! pets, Cleon, available Im­ Manchester, Main St., Of­ radius of 370.78 feet and o delta angle of 40- -00 -50", 258.94 feet Order of the Amaranth esting position available. Please apply to The days. See Ed or Bruce, porches. Some wall to ing gentlemon. Share to the oolnt or olace ot beginning, and containing l,»4i Missing from Chorter Oak experience. Weekend Manchester. Please send work history mediately. $475 a month. fice for rent March 1. $225 Smorgasbord, March 2, Apply In person, Gunver Ground Round, 3025 Main L.E. Hall 8. Sons, Route32, Mechonical Repair. Me­ wall corpetlng. Newer both, no cooking, no pets, square feet. Street. Calico cat, more hours available. Inter­ and salary requirements Manchester — 121 Car­ 647-9137. 8, $250 per month Includes 5-6:30. Adults, *5; Child­ Manufacturing Co., 234 St., Glastonbury, 659-0162. South Wlllington, 429-0510. chanical backgorund with roof. Owner anxious!! parking available. $185 a black than tan, white ested applicants, call Bull Dozer Operator — to: The Manchester He­ riage Drive, well kept 7 heat, olr, parking. 649- BE IT FURTH ER ORDAINED that the Town of Monches­ ren 5-12, $2; Under 5, free. Hartford Road, people personality to ser­ room Cape, first floor Strano Real Estate 647- month plus security. ter convey to W ILLIAM B. TH O R N TO N the following de­ paws and breast. Call Sheri at 721-7393. Heavy construction rald, Box Z. 5334 , 643-7175. 643-7125, 646-3147. Manchester. Secretary to Superintend­ Electricians - Apprentices vice packaging equip­ family room, 3 bedrooms, 7653. Frank Splleckl, 643-2121. scribed land: 649-2683. ent of Schools and Board 8, lournevpersons. Career equipment. Apply In per­ son, The Andrew Ansaldl Local Printing firm wants ment within customer tormol dining room, fire­ Manchester — 5 room SCHEDULE B Part Time Clerk — Thurs­ of Education, Mansfield opportunities tor expe­ Cashiers needed for Mobil Room Available March 1. Co., 1M Bldwell Street, part time workers, first plants throughout New place, 1 Vj baths, complete One Bedroom Apartment, office suite, first floor, That certain piece or parcel ot land situated In the T ^ n ot Lost — Manchester Par- day 8< Fridays, 3-8pm. Public Schools. Perman­ rienced pre-registered, station snack shoo, wee­ England, other duties In­ Main Street location, all Manchester, County ot Harttord and State ot Connecticut, kend and evening shifts Manchester. and second shift. Call bullt-lns, enclosed' sun I CONDOMINIUMS heat 8. hot water Included. excellent sign visibility. kade, UA Theaters. Man­ Apply In person. Memor­ ent full time position for apprentices 8. lournevp­ clude operating dle- porch, carpeting, com­ utilities. $180 monthly. Se­ $385 a month. 643-5549 and known and designated os Porcel " C 'o s shown on a moo chester High School Class available. Must be neat 643-2377. Parking. Could be apart­ or plan entitled "Parker Vllloge Parker Street ReolIgnment ial Corner Store, 352 Main person with extensive se­ ersons. EO E (203)243-9543 cuttlng equipment and plete maintenance free FOR SALE curity and references. 646- days, 647-1242 evenings. ring, 1987. Inside band. and dependable. Apply In Truck Driver — Heavy ment office combination. Lond Swop Manchester.ConnectIcul Prol. No. 7^91 Aug. HELP WANTED Street. cretarial experience, ex­ Bloomfield Electric Co. warehouse operation. exterior. Owner anxious. 7622 after 6pm. Frank Sblleckl, 643-2121. 1977 Scale 1" - 40’ Revisions Aug. 11,1983 Oct. 24,1984 Bryan Initials MFS. Reward. cellent typing and steno­ person, Randy’s Mobil, 56 construction equipment. Dental Receptionist — 4 Apply In person. The An­ Must have good driving Asking $136,000. Open to Nice 3 room apartment Parcel Jan. 17,1986", which moo Is on file In the Manchester Call 649-2731. . Individual with collection graphic skills. Ability to Bench Workers for debar­ Talcottville Road, day work week, busy No more tears!! There’s Town Clerk's Ottlce, reference to which Is hereby made for Part Time Inserters drew Ansaldl Co., 186 office. Send resume to: record and good vehicle. offers. U 8. R Realty, with appliances, hard­ experience to assist Col­ assist the Superintendent ring of parts, experience Vernon. Join 0 young and aggres­ still a chance to purchose (APARTMENTS turther descrlotlon. Sold oremises are bounded and wanted. Call 647-9946, ask Bldwell Street, Dental Group, 70 East 643-2692. your own home tor wood floors, second floor, described os follows; Impounded - Female, one for Bob. lection Manager on part of Schools In maintaining preferred, start Imme­ sive componv. The right FOR RENT $350 a month plus utilities. I ROOMMATES a smooth and efficient diately. Apply at Barry Manchester. Middle Tpke., $68,900. Im m aculate 4 Beginning at o monument situated In the existing e «te rlv year. Pointer, liver and time basis. Flexible Full Tim e Laborers. Call person will grow with us. Coll Steve at 643-1041. 1 4 0 1 WANTED street line of Porker Street, which monument Is locoted ol F F Blast 238 Hartford Road, Manchester. Arvine Place, Manches­ room Townhouse Condo white. Princeton Street. Masseuses desired (will hours, excellent hourly operation of the central 875-1103 after 6pm. Send resume to Box 459 coordinates N 355655.872 and E 664752.889; the line runs office. Available to attend Manchester. Medical Assistant or LPN ter — Custom designed In small complex. Newer Available Immediately. 6 Male, 5 years, Irish Setter, train). Exceptional pay rate, located In Glaston­ Ellington Ct 06029. center chimney Cape lo­ room 3 bedroom duplex, Manchester - Off Porter. thence southerly along sold existing easterly street line ot evening Board meetings, for busy family medicine Career Opportunity with wall to wall carpeting, full Roommate to share 3 Parker Street In the ore of o curve to the left having o radius Briarwood. Male 2 years, and transportation avail­ bury. Retirees welcome. LPN — Part time, 11-7 at Woodbridge Street area. Nice three room apart­ keep accurate minutes Luncheoun Waitress practice. 4 days a week. growing lawn care com­ cated on one of Manches­ basement, and fully op- bedroom duplex. $250 a of 402 44 feet and a delta angle ol 10’-50’-31', 76.15 feet to o terrier, salt 8, pepper. able. Manchester area. Call Mr. Carlander, 659- Canterbury Villa af Wllll- Cashier Figure Clerk. ter's loveliest tree-lined $550 monthly plus heat. ment, heat and electric oolnt; thence S52*-43'-02"E, 65.91 feet to o oolnt; thence con­ and prepare agenda wanted - Tuesday - Fri­ Some experience neces­ pany. Evergreen Lawns pllonced too! Call today month plus utilities. Durand Street. 574-4851. 2666. mantlc. Benefits/no be­ East of River Company. roods near the country Security and references Included. Security dep­ tinuing southerly In the ore ot o curve to the right haying o packets. Salary negotia­ day. Experienced pre­ sary. Call 646-0166. has openings for hard Diversified position, 647-8400. Jackson 8< Jack- After 5pm 643-1539. rodlus 964.72 teet and o delto angle ot 24*-03'-22 , M5.05 feet to nefits package available. working lawn care spe­ club... 3 spacious bed­ son Real Estote. required. 646-4655. osit. No pets. 643-8552. Opportunity for house­ ble, depending upon expe­ ferred. Banquet hours some figure work expe­ o oolnt; thence S28'-39'-40-E, 141.85 teet to o point of the In- Call Hannah Duville, Insurance. Claims proces­ cialists. Competitive rooms Including o first I teresctlon ot the existing easterly street line ol Parker Street wives with young children rience, plus compensa­ also available. Apply DNS, 423-2597. rience, convienlenf loca­ ssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss tion at haurly rate for Manchester Country Club sor for commercial prop- wages, benefits and train­ floor master with Jacuzzi and the orooosed easterly street line of Parker Street; In school. Flexible hours. tion. Excellent benefits. tub. Formal dlnlg room, thence along the orooosed easterly street line ol Porker It you like working with attendance at evening between 10am and 2pm, or ertv and casualty ing. Put some green In Call Sharon 633-0227, Park Street, N40*-05'-37"W, 680.85 teet to the monument at the E E Person to carefor 7month sitting room with fire­ meetings. Closing date tor call 646-0103. clalmes. Pleasant person your pocket. Call Dan point or oloce ot beginning, and containing 19,454 square light food preporatlon, old In our Vernon home. 4 free at Office Mates 5. place. The family room please apply 131 Sanrico applications Is March with experience and good Daniels, Manchester, C T, teet. I BEST!!! days a week, 8:30-4:30. typing skills. Hours negot­ between 9 and 5, 649-8667. has 0 huge "wolk-ln" fire­ 14th, 1986. Applications Roofing 8. Siding — Expe­ Drive. 8am to Ham. Mon­ Non smoker. Transporta­ place, picturewindowond BE IT FURTH ER ORDAINED that the Town ol Manches­ are available In the super­ rienced only. 742-0653. iable - 25 to 35 per week. ter accept from W ILLIAM B. TH OR NTON o conveyance of day thru Friday. 646-6454. tion, references required. ^ B U S IN E S S random width oak floors! HEAR YE intendent’s office, 4 South Manchester Insurance Office Manager for group the following described land: I PART TIME Cherry raised paneled ca­ Eaglevllle Road, Storrs, Medical Assistant — For Cqll 871-2759 after 5pm. Agency, location near I- medical practice In Man­ g Z J OPPORTUNITIES SCHEDULE C chester, computer expe­ binets surround the kit­ Immediate Openings C T 06268, 429-3349. EOE. Optometries practice part 84. Call Dorothy 643-1155. Thot certoln olece or oorcel ot land situated In the Town of I JOB IN TOWN! time or full time. Includes Mature Salesperson. 3 full rience and bookkeeping chen and breakfast area HEAR YE Manchester, County of Hartford ond State ot Connecticut, overlooking the rear Full Time Days & Nights Waitresses — Days 8, days, evenln(js and Satur­ days per week for child­ Part time work at home duties Including payroll We have concession stand and known and designated as Parcel "D " os shown on o moo Evenings. Part time posi­ days. Experience helpful, ren’s specialty shop. on your phone calling our required. Full time Mon­ at local country club yard. The other two bed­ or plan entitled "Porker Village Parker Street Realignment *5»» hr./start Cashier wanted at 307 rooms, along with a full Land Swap Manchester, Connecticut Prol, No. 77-91 Aug. I tions. Apply In person, willing to train. 649-3311. Marl-Mods, 757 Main list of clients. Earn $5.00 - day thru Friday. Call Mrs. available tor lease. Sea­ 1977 Scale 1" • 40' Revisions Aug, 11,19830ct. 24,1984 Bryan West Middle Tpke.. Man­ LaStrada West, 471 Hart­ Call between 10am and Street Manchester. Apply $10.00 an hour. Call 528- Noonan at 646-0314. sonal food operation, bath and large unfinished Parcel Jan 17, 1986", which mao Is on tile In he Manchester $ room are on the second No dress code. Casual fun at­ chester and 328 Harttord ford Road, Manchester. 2pm. In person. 0358. April through October. Town Clerk’s Ottlce, reference to which Is hereby made for $ floor. Laundry facilities YANKEE turther descrlotlon. Sold oremises are bounded and de­ Tpke , Vernon Contact Manchester $ mosphere. If you enjoy talking Country Club tor appoint­ are located on the main scribed as follows: Above average wages floor. Exterior of this Beginning at o monument to be set In the existing easterly ment. 646-0103. - $ on the phone, we might have a home Is a maintenance street line ot Porker Street, which monument Is to be locoted Monthly bonuses NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED Service Station Mechan­ at coordinates N354963.730 and E 665407.954; the line runs $ job for you. We offer a guaran­ ics and Attendants. Full free combi notion of brick, thence northerly along the existing easterly street line of Food privileges IN BOLTON AREA SWAP Andersen thermooone and part time. Uniforms Porker Street, N68'-40'-30-W, 51.05 teet to a do'"*! $ during work DARI-FARMS «»|SITUATION teed salary with bonuses. Work furnished. Apply In per­ windows, narrow vinyl continuing northerly In the ore ot o curve to the right with o $ I WANTED clapboards and timber- rodlus of 320.78 teet and o delta ongle of 40*-00'-50", 224.02 teet Complete uniform son, 252 Spencer Street, done from our office, four even­ ICE CREAM INC. line shingles. For your to o oolnt; thence N28'-39'-40"W, 9.10 feet to o oolnt at the In­ $ provided Manchester. IS HERE! tersection ot the existing eosferlv street line ot Parker Street ings a week and Saturday Like 8L Nurse will care for elderly comfort the heating sys­ and the orooosed easterly street line ot Porker Street; $ Yearly profit thence along the proposed easterly street line ot Parker Cider Mill Rd. Unique Furnishings, Etc. or disabled at home. Ex­ tem Is gas tired hot air $ mornings. Call Michelle, 647- sharing plan has irnmediate openings for 2n d s h ift Bolton perienced and cpmpas- with central air condition­ Street S40*-05'-37"E, 48.44 feet through o monument to be set Brookfield 8L looking for full and part to 0 monument to be set; thence southerly along the ore of o slonote. 872-0905. ing. There Is on oversized $ 9946, Monday-Thursday eve- Apply in person. 646- freezer selector. We are now accept­ time sales help. Manage­ curve to the left with o radios ot 473.16 teet and a delta angle E. Middle Tpka. 2 car garage with auto­ of 28"-01'-15". 231.40 teet to the monument at the point o* 9428. 875-4961. ask for ment opportunities, Man­ $ ings, also Saturday mornings. ing applications, Monday thru Fri­ LInloy 8t. matic opener... This Is a k Ex. WantBd place ot beginning, and containing 1,772 square teet. manager or assistant chester or East Hartford 1/^ Don’t have any cash? $ day. Apply in person between 8:30- Cirpontar Rd. Minc.-Bolton location. Call 646-5563, ask special home that de­ manager serves your Inspection. to Swap - BE IT FURTH ER ORDAINED thot the Town o* Manches­ $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ tor Maureen. Rear Estate Want an old car for ter occeot from TH E M ANCHESTER SAND AND GRAVEL 5 :3 0 a t Bluorldga Dr. $174,900...."We Guarantee COMPANY and a conveyance ot the following described Minchoitor Our Homes!’’. Blanchard FREE? Read the Yankee Batto Dr. Conn. Valley Machine has A 9 X 12 land: 81 Rossetto Real Estate, Darl-Farms Ice Cream Inc. openings for Inspector, HOMES S\wap, there may be SCHEDULE D first piece In process and 646-24B2.P Blue Rug That certain olece or parcel ot land situated In the Town ol FOR SALE someone out there who Manchester, County of Hartford ond State ot Connecticut PICTURE THIS 40 Tolland Stage Road MANCHESTER HERALD final; All-around Machi­ and known and designated os Porcel "A " os shown on o moo nists - Bridgeport, lathe & Immaculate Two Family for a or olan entitled "Parker Vllloge Parker Street Realignment Tolland. C T 06084 so forth; Burr Hand, 5 All real estate advertised — 4-6 house that Is by for wants to get rid of their Land Swop Manchester, Connecticut Prol. No. 77-91 Aug. Call NOW 647-9946 years minimum expe­ In the Manchester Herald one of the nicest buildings 10 X 10 1977 Scale 1" - 40’ Revisions Aug. 11, >983 Oct, 24,1984 Bryan old car. Parcel Jon. 17,1986", which moo Is on file In the Monchester rience required on air­ Is sublect to the federal we have seen this year. 2 Fair Housing Act of 1968, Town Clerk’s Office, reference to which Is hereby mode for $ EXTRA MONEY $ craft parts. Apply In per­ cor garage! Blanchard 8« Beige Rug. further descrlotlon. Sold oremises are bounded and which makes It Illegal to son, 580 Nutmeg Road Rossetto Real Estate, 646- 1/^A vacation in the Sunny described os follows: advertise any preference, 643-2711. 2 North, South Windsor, 2482. Beginning at a monument situated In the existing westerly With Your Own Part-Time Job. NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED limitation or discrimina­ BUYER CT. Bahamas versus a vaca­ street line ot Parker Street, which monument Is located at IN MANCHESTER AREA tion based on race, color, the southeasterly corner ot land now or formerly ot George Immediate needs for highly organized religion, sex or national Super Ranch — 3 bed­ Brvon; the line runs southerly In the ore of o curve to the left An Excellent Opportunity for Printing Opportunities - rooms, 2 baths, first floor tion in the Snowy Slopes Individual to purchase a wide variety of origin, or an Intention to having o radios ot 452.44 teet ond a delta angle ot l*-46'-31", family room, fireplace. 14 02 to a monument; thence continuing along sold existing Our gross necessitates the moke any such prefer­ of Colorado. Swap your technical and non-technical items and hiring of additional expe­ Aluminum siding, ther­ westerly street line ot Parker Street S52*-43'-02"E, 65.91 feet Housewives amd ______Mothers with ence, limitation or dis­ to another monument; thence continuing southerly olong rienced day personnel: mopane windows, patio time sharing vacation for BobbI Li . III materials, and to deal effectively with crimination. The Herald sold existing westerly street line ot Parker Street In the ore young children bring them Small press operator for a and garage. $102,900. of o curve to the right having o radios ol 914.72 teet and a TImrod Rd. III our vendors and company personnel at will not knowingly accept Blanchard 8< Rossetto a week or two. delta angle ot 24*-03'-22-, 384.05 teet to o monument; thence 2 color A T F press - combi­ any advertisement which Aloxinoer SL III all levels. nation of paper cutter and Real Estate, 646-2482. continuing In sold westerly street line of Parker Street, SM - 7 with you and s a v e o n Is In violation of the law. 39'-40"E 147 84 feet to c oolnt at the Intersection of the exlst- Canlar 8L 467-553 odd only blndary person - shipping iXW ant a food processor? Ino westerly street line ol Porker Street with the orooosed Contar 81 563-855 odd only Qualified candidates must possess at and receiving person. Our Looking for privacy with In Desirable Storrs westerly street line of Parker Street; thence turning andrun- babysitting c o s ts . starting wage Is based on nlng In a northerly direction N40'-05’-37"W dJ d".® ‘ ^ .D ^ o - WaiLMIddIo Tpko. ^ 420-496 least 2 years of college, 2 years a view? T ry this spacious Heights area, Storrs, CT. All you have is a pasta oosed westerly street line ot Parker Street, 607.15 feet to o experience and we offer Close to university, splen­ M irblo SL oil experience in purchasing or production seven room expanded point In the southerly line ot land now of U an excellent medical/llfe Cape In desirable Man­ did view, large porch, well making machine — trade George Bryan; thence N70*-08'-44"E along the southerly line McCibo S I III control, have initiative and be Insurance program. Call chester neighborhood. appointed kitchen, full ot land now or formerly of sold Bryan, 8.62 feet to the point or it in the Yankee Swap! place ot beginning, and containing 18,963 square teet. Stock Plico III meticulous with detail. T.B . SImonds, Inc., West Three bedrooms, 2'/3 dry basement. By ap­ Hllllird St 357-59T Hartford, C T , at (203)233- baths, fireplace, full base­ pointment only. Phone BE IT FURTH ER ORDAINED that there be no monetary 1221 between 8am and 4pm consideration paid or received lor any ol the aforesaid con­ Edward SL III GSP offers an excellent benefits ment, two car garage. 429-2551 ^______[X Y o u r trash could be veyances for the reoson that sold conveyances are being $ $ tor an Interview. Elegantly styled country executed and delivered for the ouroose of realigning oor- Golwiy SL III package which includes medical, dental Manchester - Older 6 somebody’s treasures. tions ot the easterly line and of the westerly line of Porker Kerry SL III kitchen with oak cabinets and life insurance, pension plan and Secretary, various diver­ and trim Includes all new room colonial, IVs car Street. North SL all Barter it in the Yankee Preoored bv William J. Shea tuition reimbursement. Qualified sified duties In a small appliances. Spilt Ploh garage, nice lot, $88,900. Union Court all manufacturing produc­ with spacious master su­ Flano Real Estate 646- Assistant Town Attorney Swap. 1- 8-86 North School 81 III candidates may apply at our facility or tion office, full time Inter­ ite and Large Walk-In 5200. ______22 Hours Per Week esting position available. Joyce Li . all send a resume with salary history to: closet on lower level and This Ordinance sholltokeeftec* ten (10) days after this ou- Salary Plus Gas Allowance Apply In person. Gunver two oversized bedrooms, Bolton. Birch Mountain bllcotlon In this newspaper provided that within ten (10) Himdan Si. all Manufacturing Co. 234 one with wal k-ln cl oset, on Estates. New Construc­ days after this publication of this Ordinance a oetltlon Hartford Road. stoned bv no* less than five (5) oercenl o* the electors ot the SOUND INTERESTING? Forest St. all PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT upper level. $154,000. Call tion, colonial with con­ Town, as determined from the latest officials lists of the Re- You can be. a Herald Area Adviser and handle and Park SL Manchester. 647-9764 for appointment.. temporary flair. 2300 alstrars of Voters, has not been filed with the Town Clerk re­ all GERBER SCIENTIFIC PRODUCTS, INC. square feet, 2Vj baths, 3 questing Its reference to a soeclol Town election. supervise our carrier boys & girls. If you like kids, Chaatnut SL all Figure Clerk. Excellent bedroohris Including a fBanrlirslrr Hrral^ STEPHEN T. CASSANO want a little Independence and your own income... D ill S I 151 Batson Drive $167,500. Super Colonial!! all Manchester, CT 06040 entry level position con- 8 plus rooms. Newer 24' x master bedroom suite, SECRETARY Garden SL living room, dining room, BOARD OF DIRECTORS III EOE M/F/H/V vlently located off Route 24’ Family room. 4 bed­ MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT 2, no experience neces­ rooms, 2Vj baths, 2 car family room fireplace, 2 sary, park free and enlov garage. Appliances to re­ car garage and a great Doted at Manchester, Connecticut this 24fh day ot February, MANCHESTER HERALD room on a 1 acre lot with 1986. excellent benefits. $220 main. Private yard. Make 643-2711 CALL 647-9946 or 647-9947 weekly. Call Sharon 633- offer. Strano Real Estate. views. $197,000. Flono 060-02 Call NOW 647-9946 0227, Office Motes 5. 647-7653. Real Estate. 646-5200. U ^ MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Feb. 27. 1986 LOOK FOR THE STARS ... ^ Look for the CLASSIFIED ADS with STARS; stars help you get better results. Put a star on your ad and see what a -K difference it makes. Telephone 643-2711, Monday-Friday^, ^ 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

m When you need to advertise, BUSINESS CSERVICE DIRECTOR nothing works like Classified! SERVICES ■rfiSERVICES is m u R m /' OFFERED I»M offerbi CONTRACTHIS FL00RIN8 Dial 60d lobt. Truckins. Howkes Tree Service — ■ Farrand Remodeling — Floorsandtng — P(< repairs. You no mo Bucket Truck & Chipper. Cabinets, roofing, gut­ like new. Sptclallilhiji^L 643-2711 It, wo do II. Froo osll* Stump Removol. Free Es- ters, room additions, older floors, natural dnv' itMrtOt. Insured. 043-0304. tlnnotes. Special consider­ decks, oil types of remo­ stained. No waxing dhir4 ation for Elderly and Han­ deling and repairs. FREE more. John Verforflle. Call! Checkins Services — dicapped. 647-7553. estimates. Fully Insured. 646-5750.______LEGAb NOTICE Telephone 643-iM)17, after TOWN OF ANDOVEN Dread flouring your aUELIC HEARING OF FLANMNG E XONINO COMMIEEION checking account and Sewing Done — Expe­ 6pm, 647-8509. Call Simon ft Simon T(- ON FROFOEEO HOME OCCUFATION bohk statements or lust rienced seamstress. lemasters for soles and' don't have the time? Let Dressmaking, alterations Carpentry and remodel­ Installation of ceramic, Th# Planning I. Zoning Commission of Andovar, Connac- ing services — Complete mosaic, quorrv 'ft vinvl ticut will hold a Public Htorlno on Monday. March 10,19*fot me do It for you. Will and repairs. Coll anytime. 7:30 o.m. In the lower level otthe Town Office Building on the bdlance your checking 647-8730. home repairs and remo­ tile. Free estimates. following petition: deling. Quality work. Ref­ Please call for an oppolnt- account and help set up a CEN TER S TR E ET • Petition by Lorraine M. Lee! and budget. Reasonable tee. The House Works. Resl- erences, licensed and In­ ment, 64ft<»59. Yvonne M. Attordo tor approvol of a Special Permit tor a discount for senior cltl- dentlol housecleaning. An sured. Call 646-8165. Home Occupation to operote a mall order business. lens. Coll for an appoint­ established company If you don't use It, don't Locoted ot 12 Center Street ond beginning ot a merestone in ment between 2pm-4pm, tullv bonded with above Robert E. Jorvis,’ need It and don't wont It, the northerly street line ot Mofn Street, sold merestone Mondoy thru Friday, average work below the Building-Remodeling morklng the southwesterlv corner of the land herein de­ why not sell It wHh d scribed and land N/F ot the New York, New Hoven and Hart­ LtQAL NOTICE 9am-l2noon Saturdays. average rate. Call Today, Specialist. Additions, gar­ Classified Ad? Cali ftiS- ford Railroad Co.; the line runt thence In on eostertv direc­ TOWN OF ANDOVER 6464SS4. 647-0873. ages, roofing, siding, kit­ 3711 to mace your ad. tion olong the northerly street lint ot sold Mdin Street for a PUBLIC HEARING OF PLANNING A ZONING COMMItWON chens, bathrooms, re- distance et 213.3 feet to a stoke and lond N/F of Roymond A. ON PROPOEEO BUEINEtt Parrish; thence bv on Interior ongle ot 77* DO' In o northerly Licensed Day Core Mom Cleaning Services Offered plocement The Planning A Zoning Commission of Andover, Connec­ windows/doors. 643-6712. direction olong lond N/F et sold Porrish tor o dlstonce of SO has one Immediate full — Houses 8i Offices. IIMDOMETAX^ feet to o stoke; thence by on Interior ongle of 277* 17' In o ticut will hold o Public Hearing on Monday, March 10,1Ft6of time opening In her home Monday-Frl.doy, morn­ SERVICE southerly dirertlon olong lond N/P of sold Porrish lor a dis­ 7:30 p.m. In the lower level otthe Town Office Building on the for toddler. «49-«821 for ings ft afternoons. Reoso- Dumas Electric— Having tance of 32feet to a stoke end land N/F ot Frank Brown, Jr.; following petitions: further Information. noble rotes. Coll 647-7043, Electrical Problems? thence by on Interior angle ot 82* 42' In a northerly direction ROUTE 6 - Petitions ot Lee Mossev and Grodv Horton tor o olong lond N/F of sold Brown for a dlstonce ot 133.8teet to o Business In o Commercial Zone and tor o sign. 643-1794. Need a large or a small Netkin's Tax Service. stoke and land otthe sold Railroad Co.; thence by on Interior Your resume qould be the Repair? We Spedallxe In Low rates, strictly confi­ angle et 76* 8' In o westerly direction along land ot the sold Locoted on Route 6, Lot No. 655 Is bounded: NO R TH ER LY: By 0 fence line, Two Hundred (200) feet, more or less; EA ST­ fifst step to getting the Residential Work. Joseph dential. Over 10 years Rollrood Co. for o dlstonce ot 231.5 feet to a merestone; ER LY : Bv Loke Short Rood. Thirty-Seven (37) feet, more or position , you always Dumas. Fully Licensed. experience. 644-1009. thence by on Interior ongle ot 114* 40' In o southerly direction along other lond ot thesold Railroad Co. tor a distance ot 77.2 lest; S O U TH ER LY : By Lot No. 281, os shown on told moo, wonted. Can't seem to iFMRTIliD/ Free Estimates. 646-5253. feet to o merestone In the northerly street line ot Main Street Two Hundred (200) feet; and W E S TE R LY : By Lot No. 624, os tthd the time to hove your PAPERfllD You Save Tim e —- Recelyt-. and point ond place of beginning. shown on sold mop, Fifty-Two (52) feet, more or lets. resume done? Coll Barry Concerned Servicr— -Oifti. At this heoring. Interested persons may ooptor and be heard At this hearing, Interested persons mov oopeor and be heord Srderprlses. we hove ev- Great Convenience YMMfe ond written communicotlens will be received. and written communicotlons will be received. eitlna hours, Monday- Name your own price — leeiREATIIIfi/ Tax Corporation of Nfyg Appllcotlon for the above proposal Is on tile in the office ot Appllcotlon for the above proposal It on tile In the office ot the Town Clerk, Town Office Building. PHday, 6pm-9pm, and Sat­ Father and son. Fast, lODipLUMBIRe England's reosonoftly^ the Town Clerk, Town Office Building. urday & Sunday hours to dependable service. priced "In home” Incoml i Doted this 27th day of Februorv and 6th day ot Morch, 1986. Doted this 27th dov ot February ond 6th day ot March, 1986, fit your schedule. Choice Pointing, Paperhanging tox service. A tax expOrf! ot Andover, Connecticut. ot Andover, Connecticut. of color stationary/full ft Removal. Call 646-5761. Fogarty Brothers — • Ba­ will call on you at voiir' ANDOVER PLANNING & ZONING COMMISSION ANDOVER PLANNING A ZONING COMMISSION throom remodeling: In- KENNETH LESTER, CHAIRMAN word processing faclll- convenience when you» KENNETH LESTER, CHAIRMAN SUZANNE DOWER. VICE-CHAIRMAN ttei. Free consultation by Pointing and Paperhang- stallotlon water heaters, coll 646-3219(home) orSift^ SUZANNE DOWER. VICE-CHAIRMAN professionals. Fee - $25. Ing — Exterior and Inte­ garbage disposals; faucet 5535(offlce). : 043-02 04^02 64F-S67*. rior, ceilings repaired. repairs. 6494539. Vlsa/M- References, fully Insured. osterCord occepted. Income Taxes preporedlrt!; HObsekeemng. I will clean Quality work. Martin your own home. Coll Jidtl yggr house ot low rates, Motfsson, evenings, 649- YOU CAN enloy extra for reasonable rotes. godd references. Call any­ 4431. vacation money by ex­ 1009 after 6pm. 'J ' time 743-7667. changing Idle Items In Professional Interior your home for cosh ... Tax Trimmers. Let our Will do housework, Mon­ Painting — Quollty work, with an od in classified.. experts prepore your 1 doy thru Thursday. Call reasonable rates. ISyeors Call 643-2711 to place your tax returns In therprlvacy experience. 643-9980. **' od. of your home. 6 READ THIS! 6464060...... ii TRADE UP IN THE WORLD! NOTICE TO CNEDITOflt TOWN OF MANCHESTER^ MISCELLANEOUS Automotive E S TA TE OF CONNECTICUT FOR SALE ELIZABETH O. HAWKINS N The Charter Revision Com­ The Hon. Norman J. mission will be holding o . Preutti Judge, of the Court Public Hearing on Thursday, 'W Peoboord, 5 pieces, 4' of Probate, District of An­ NOTHING TO BUY. ICARS/TRUCKS March 6, 19S6 ot 8:00 P.M. at X 5'. $20. 643-6801.n dover ot o hearing held on the llllng Junior High School 0 FOR SALE February 20, 1986 ordered Cafeteria, 229 East Middle that oil claims must be pre­ Turnpike, Manchester, Con­ Baby Bassinet. $10. 646- sented to the fiduciary on or 1981 Ford F-150 bxplorer necticut, to receive com­ 5121.0 before Mov 20. 1986 or be ments concerning revisions — Automatic transmis­ borred os by low provided. NOTHING FOR SALE. to the Charter. Sharon B. Preuss, sion, power steering, The Commission Invites oil ENDROLLS power brakes, AM /FM The tlduclorv Is: Clerk Interested Manchester resi­ radio, bed liner. New dents to attend. 27'A wldlh-25C Connecticut Notional tires. Excellent condition. Bonk JOHN C. YAVIS. JR. 13V< wldth-2 lor 2SC $5,800. 646-4868, call be­ Robert M. Hottin CHAIRPERSON 777 Main St. Will swap 9 X 11 Black ft MUST be picked up et the tween 8am and 6pm. CHARTER REVISION Hartford, CT 06115 COMMISSION Red contemporary ruo Manchatter Herald Oltice 062-02 balore 11 A.M. ONLY. 2/25/86 for any plain color facsim­ AMC Spirit, 1980 — 6 063-02 Will trade small bookcase LOOKING FOR a low-cost ile. Coll offer 5:30pm, cylinder automatic, 659-2436. with 3 shelves In good AM /FM . 43,000 miles, no wav to communicate vour condition for o coffee advertising message? rust. $2,200. 643-9603 after Trio of Tops Computer Choir worth table In good condition. 4pm. Wont ads are vour Coll 742-7463 otter 5:30pm. answer. $40, like new, would like to PETS trade for bookcase or 3 1979 Buick Skylark, one drawer brown filing ca­ AKC Golden Retrievers, owner, V-6, 50,000 miles. Lovely Crochet binet. Coll 742-6112. Will trade o baby walker ' V'-'. five females, ($250), 3 New shocks,, brakes, ex­ for o kiddle cor. Coll 4, males ($200). Ready haust system. $2,500 or Bogen Enlarger with ac­ 643-8082 otter 4pm. 2/10/86. 872-1422 evenings. best offer. 649-3875. cessory eoulpment to trade for 2 desk-type wood choirs or o waveless wo- I will trade on electi . AMC. Javelin 69, excel­ terbed, any size. Coll 647- dryer for o gas dryer. Coll lent condition, automatic, I RECREATIONAL 1004. 643-8082 otter 4pm. ITEMS______power steering 8< brakes. I Stereo. S89L 643-7977. Will trade o 1964 Rambler Pools! Pools! Pools! AAA convertible In excellent Reserve Your pool distributor must dis­ condition for o Jeep CJ7. pose of entire stock of Coll 633-7834.______Space new, leftover, 1985, 31 ft. MOTORCYCLES/ Will trade tope recorder- famllv sized swimming J BICYCLES ( needs work) or Kodok pools with huge sundeck, Instomotic camera for Todayl best offer. Coll 647-)560. fencing, filter, ladders 1976 Harley Davidson and warranty for only Sportster XLCHIOOO In $978. Insfollatlon optional mint condition. 10,000 Will trade end table, dork 643-2711 and extra, financing avail­ original miles. $3,000 or finish, slate top, rounded able. Call Paul at 721-1884. best offer. 633-7834. legs, good condition,fora pressure cooker In good condition or 2 bar stools. LEGAL NOTICE Coll 742-7463 Otter 5:30pm. Will trade yellow tea ket­ Pursuant to Sectlon(s) 190-154 & 155 of the ConnecUcut tle In excellent condition General Statutes, the Commission on Hosolfols and Health for o brass one. Coll Care will hold a public hearing to hear testimony on the 649-6134 otter 5:30pm. reauest ot the following facility:

Applicant; Arbors Healthcare Co. Town; Stafford will trade o CB radio for Complete Single bed - d/b/a The Arbors at Stafford on AM /FM radio In good frame, boxspring ft mat­ Item: To establish o 40 SNF/60 ICF long-term core condition. (Must take out tress In good condition, facility. CB and Install radio). Coll will trade for o rocking 643-8082 otter 4pm. choir In good condition. Cost; $4,809,057 Including financing .’ SIZES 8-16 Coll 643-4942 otter 5:30pm. Applicant; John Chakalos Town: Enfield d/b/a Elaine Manor Expectant young mother will relieve you of any Will trade o rectangular Item: To establish o 60 SNF/90 ICF long-term PHOTO-GUIDE^^ 829 5 wood kitchen table for o core tacilltv In Enfield PAHERN lO-lB outgrown baby Items that you wish to give owov. round pedestal table. Call Cost: $8,394,000 Including financing 643-8082 otter 4pm. Three versatile blouses Coll otter 5;30pm, 659- Applicant; Enfield Intercare Assoc. Town: Enfield for the wardrobe . . . for 2436. Hem : To establish Village Green of Enfield with 60 all occasions. SNF and 60 ICF beds No. 8295 with Photo- Cost: $7,100,000 Guide is in Sizes 10 to 18. Easily crocheted from 2-ply Size 12, 34 bust . . . scal­ The public hearing will commence as follows: sport yarn, this lovely vest loped, 1% yards 45-inch; Doto: March 13, 1986 Time: 9:00 A.M. with brightly embroidered bow-tied, %% yards; tank Ploco: 1049 Asylum Avenue, Hartford, CT., 6th floor flower accents is teamed with top, 1 yard. hearing room. a matching skirt. No. 5124 has crochet TO ORDER, send $2.50 for each The applicant Is deslgnoted as a party to this proceeding. pattern, plus S0( for postage and Any other person who proposes to be designated or admitted directions for both vest and skirt in Sizes 8 to 16 inclusive; handling. Y A N K EE os a party as provided for In Section 19a-160-29 et seg. ot the embroidery motifs; color SUE BURNEH Regulations ot Connecticut Stote Agencies, shall tile a writ­ Manchesler Herald ten petition to be so designated not later than five

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Officer Paul Lombardo demonstrates the new weapon used by the Manchester Police Department, a 9-millimeter Smith & Wesson. The 14-round, semi-automatic pistol was issued to all officers in the department within the last year. It replaced a six-shot revolver. Gun replacement was just one among many changes the department has made in recent years. The department’s transition from the “call-box” era is highlighted in this year’s Thin Blue Line. Herotd photos by Bos haw

i®aiirlfp0tpr iipral& Thursday, Feb; 27, 1986 tA - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thuradav. Feb. » . 1W6 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thureday, Feb. 27, 19«6 — lA w Police have kept pace with change Manchester officers used to file charges that seem funny today

By George Loyng among criminals as well as in the judge would probably phones in tl^ back room of a the result of events that Herald Reporter business. laugb — and so would many on bookie joint,” Minor said. occurred during the 1960s, a the police force. time when there was conflict As the town has changed, so ‘The new officers kind of MANCHESTER POLICE involving Americans abroad, The Manchester Police has the department. In the chuckle when they hear about have had to become better Department is larger and across the country and in the 1940s. officers walked the these laws," says patrol Capt. equipped and trained — and family. Manchester was no more sophisticated than it streets during their shifts and Henry “Bud” Minor. Most of more specialized. The depart­ exception. was in theT940s or 1950s. But if something urgent arose, the laws were removed when a ment now has computers, "The 1960s were very then, so is the town it serves. they would go to^ call box and new penal code was crime labs and a detective difficult. We were between the phone headquarters. Today, “There are a lot more established in 1971. division that numbers 15 proverbial rock and a hard officers ride in cars and each While the types of crimes officers instead of the two that place,” said Minor, who joined people now, and a lot more has a radio. Former Police Chief being committed in 1986 are existed in the mid-1960s. There the force in 1966. men.” says former police was no detective division prior James Reardon served as Chief James Reardon, who the same as in 1946 or 1956, the “One faction supported you, BEFORE 1971, a person way they are done has to then. retired in 1975. “A lot of could be arrested for but they felt you weren’t doing the fourth chief since the changed considerably. Police today have also had to enough to suppress the department was organ­ things have changed. The “intoxication.” Anyone found In December, when police become versed in dealing with radicals. On the other hand. • town itself has changed." in the back seat of a car with a ized in 1903. The former investigated a large gambling situations such as alcoholism, you had hippies and Yippies lover could be accused of family violence and the ■MWS state policeman joined Manchester residents are operation that led to the arrest and all of that, that thought of now part of a society with vast “lascivious carriage,” and a of a Manchester man and problems of youth. teenage girl walking alone at you as part of the Manchester's department shopping centers, numerous several other suspects, they “The officer is faced more establishment.” he said. “You as chief in 1959, and apartment and condominium night could be in “manifest had to deal with computers, and more with dealing with the danger of falling into habits of couldn't win, no matter what remained until 1975, complexes and streets conference calls, water- sociological problems of you did.” vice.” society instead of what's legal when he retired. crowded with motor vehicles. soluble paper and personalized However, Minor said that Computers and other high- If someone were brought to bank checks. and illegal,” Minor said. Herald photo by Bashaw technology items are common court on such charges today. “No longer is it a couple of Many of these changes were Please turn to page 4

BURIED UNDER BOOKS Park-Hill Joyce We carry new, direct Issue and Flower Shop back issue comics and used paperbacks. St., Downtown CORMIER SINCE ( ^ ^ Q ) 1 9 4 S EJ NISSAN 188 West Middle Turnpike ^ Manchester S i* JJ07D r|saSS jW ^ 649-0701 Manchester — 643-7295 MANCHESTER PARKADE 285 Broad St., Manchester 643-4165 ^n^ram es Printing, Inc. NORTHWAY REXAU PHARMACY “Quality Printing — Quick Service — VIC’S 230 No. Main St., Manchester 646-4510 / " % same day printing service when you need (Heat to Andy's} hp7 iw o r i^ BROTHERS PIZZA & RESTAURANT It In a rush. “Thanks for your Dedicated Service” 700 Hartford Road, Manchester — 643-6669 301 & 305 CENTER STREET PHONE 643-5135 * ‘‘DBlly Specials" MANCHESTER. CONNECTICUT 06040 ^1 DAILY LUNCHEON SPECIALS Compliments of i l l V IV I141 n Doll Sandwiches - Made to Order ” * J Homeatyla Soups Orlando Annulli WILLIAM E. BELFIORE REALTORS Barbacuad Chickens PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS U K U b E l«jl 11 jIALT/LILi CjI I Dinners. Salads. Cheesecakes & M o re and Sons, Inc. 6 4 7 -1 4 1 3 Ell Hiri or Tiki-Out 643-0809 717 Main Street ov “Thanks For A Job Well Done.” Manchester — 649-4541 147 Hale Road, Manchester, CT 06040 Tel. (203) 644-2427 OOMAtO^^ _ Compliments of MANCHESTER COUNTRY CLUB INSURANCE AOmCY, INC. FARR’S SPORTING GOODS DiROSA CLEANERS 305 S. MAIN STREET ‘^ erving the M anchester area for All your camping, sporting & bicycle needs & SHIRT LAUNDERERS over 50 years’’ 2 Main St., Manchester 6 4 6 - 0 1 0 3 299 West Middle Turnpike WE SUPPORT LOCAL POLICE DEPARTMENTS 945 Main St. 643-2131 Manchester Mon.-Sat. 9am - 9pm 643-7111 Sunday 11am - 5pm Manchester — 646-1887 Manchester State Bank MANCHESTER OIL HEAT the 1041 Main St., Manchester «aiWMTIreC>. ’’’‘Quality Fuel P roducts” Tire» tone aalem naaaiff camera ahop 61 Loomis St. Manchester 6 4 6 - 4 0 0 4 “We Salute Manchester’s Finest” 6 4 7 - 9 1 3 7 325 Broad St. Manchester 639 main 643-7369 mancheater 646-3356 4A ItfAlidHESTER'HERALD. ThnrwfaV. rhi.'Xl! im MANCHESTER HERALD. Thuraday. Feb, 27. 19«6 - »A Sixties put poiice in no-win situation

Continued from page 3 1975 and a modern communi­ officers to get a college cations system to be installed. education. decade "was probably the best "That initial shot in the arm Reardon himself had stayed thing to happen to police has continued,” Minor said. in school only through the service" because laws were “ The programs (resulting eighth grade. However, he "One faction sup­ passed that helped modernize from the act) showed the said in a recent interview that ported you, but they police departments around the department was an important although an education “ will felt you weren’t country. part of society that had to be not make a good cop, it will supported.” make a good cop a better cop.” doing enough to THE SAFE STREETS ACT, However, he credits former Reardon never made higher suppress the radi­ passed in 1968, resulted from a Chief Reardon for taking education a requirement, but cals. On the other U— 7- crime study by a presidential advantage of this assistance certain policies he instituted task force and led to the the that was available. Minor said made it advantageous for an hand, you had creation of the Law not every police department officer to go back to school. hippies and Yippies Enforcement Assistance Ad­ was willing to change. College graduates received and all of that, that \ ■ ministration. This agency “ The key is we did not buck higher salaries and were more provided money and guidance these changes. We have to likely to be promoted. He also thought of you as to reorganize and expand adapt our operations to helped establish a special fund part of the establish­ police forces. changes,” he said. for officers to help pay for ment. You couldn’t Q In Manchester, the changes part-time classes. took the form of more r'e a r d o n also in ­ Today, a majority of win, no matter what specialized departments, such it ia t e d other changes Manchester's officers have a you did.” as a traffic division,.a youth during his tenure as college education, or are in the services bureau, a community Manchester’s fourth police process of acquiring one, relations agency and an chief. After joining the according to Minor. — Capt. Bud Minor enlarged detective division. department in 1959, he created “ We’ve become a heck of a HENRY "BUD” MINOR Federal funding also allowed a a detective division. And in the . . . modern times computer to be purchased in early 1970s, he encouraged Please turn to page 9 Officer William Daley and dispatch operator Curt Gaskell man the phones and computer terminals a ; in the Manchester Police Department’s dispatch .realfy.iiK. center. I h C . [203] 647-1410 Herald photo by Bashaw 409 New State Road Manchester 164 East Center St., Manchester 643-5168 Congratulations for a job well done. J.B. ELECTRONICS ALDO’S PIZZA Stereo • TV Sales and Service Professional 133 Spruce St., Manchester ^ r ^ f liC lr ARMS & SUPPLY CO. ms-F... >.s T i~ -m I Sound Equipment 643-2034 643-1262 We Support Local Police SAT***’ M 846 Main Street Manchester, Ct. MANCHESTER MEMORIAL CO. KemPER TED CUMMINGS ‘^Largest Selection of Belter Monuments In The State' INSURANCE AGENCY * Tel: 646-1104 (Over 45 Years Experience) CALL MAMCHCrm AUTO • HOMEOWNERS Connecticuts Foremost Police Distributor 157 Bissell St., Manchester • 649-5807 6 4 6 -2 4 5 7 LIFE & HEALTH BUSINESS INSURANCE - Opposite East Cemetery - 378 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER BONDS The Carlyle Johnson Machine Co. Smith & Wesson W in c h e s te r “Specialists in Power Transmission Real Estate Co. and Associates H ug er M o ssh e rg Since 1903" 618 Center St., Manchester S a fa rila n d Point Blank Armor 52 Main Street 646-1980 Manchester — 643-1531 Complete Line of Leather Goods Streamlite Rechargeable Lights

Pizzas Maglite Flashlights Safety Vests Dinners Sandwiches Clifton Super Shirt Volunteer Lights Soups Badges + Award Pins Salads FOB Raincoats Clubs so Batoon Oriva Bates Shoes Paratrooper Boots 306 Main St., Manchester 647-1551 Buckland Industrial Park, Manchsalar 640-037S

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Continued from page 4 superiors every so often by using one of the call boxes lot more technical. An officer situated on corner poles. A red East met West in has to be more knowledgeable, light would flash at the top of November, when an not only of crime-fighting the pole when headquarters officer from the Tokyo aspects, but of crime,” he had an important message for an officer. police department visited said. A patrol officer also has to be “ highly attuned to the “ It was your job to check in Manchester’s finest. courts and trends (of periodically,” Krinjak said. Akira Onodera received a society),” he said. “ That’s the way we had ride around town from An officer first “ needs street contact.” Patrol officers also had to Officer James McCooe savvy and the desire to do the job.” Minor said. spend the rush hours directing after a tour of police traffic at busy locations, such headquarters and a chat MINOR SAID much of the as the intersection of Main and with Chief Robert credit for continuing with the Center streets, before traffic changes must be given to the lights were installed. Lannan. Onodera, one of older officers, who had to Krinjak said he remembers about 47,000 Tokyo make adjustments midway that most of the crimes JOHN KRINJAK policeman, came to through their careers. . shaking the doors Please turn to page 10 Connecticut to visit his “ We (the younger classes) sister in Windsor Locks. learned right along (with the changes),” Minor said. She’s in the cruiser’s One of those who had to back seat. adapt was John Krinjak, who Herald photo by Baahnw was a member of the department for 25 years before retiring in 1979 as a detective. Compliments Krinjak said in a recent PARKER STREET interview he is impressed by ^ 1 lydoH/ inCe s u p p o r t how Manchester’s police force USED AUTO PARTS. has changed since he first auto recycling and late model parts ” Y o u ! joined. “ They’ve gone a long, long 775 PARKER STREET ONE COLONIAL ROAD way,” he said. MANCHESTER • 646-1233 He remembered that when 6 4 9 - 3 3 9 1 he and other officers walked the beat along Main Street, their equipment was com­ pletely different than what is B la n c h a rd & R ossetto inc. M anchester M all used today. Besides the fact Raymond they were not patrolling in 189 West Center Street 811 Main St., Manchester cars, beat officers had a Corner of McKee St., Manchester ** Herald photo by Pinto different type of gun, did not 643-1442 carry mace and had no radios 6 4 6 -2 4 8 2 Congratulations Manchester Police Officer Richard Rand displays the long collar of the to call headquarters. law for those dogs found doing what they shouldn’t. “ OUR PRIMARY JOB was His display was part of a Manchester Police to shake (business) doors up CARDINAL BUICK Department open house last year. The town dog and down the line about twice warden, who has been a Manchester officer since a night,” said Krinjak, who ^ Salutes Manchester’s Finest. 1957, watches Manchester’s streets for pooches with now works as an informational officer for Manchester Super­ we appreciate your efforts. loud barks, those with a tendency to bite, or those not ior Court. A patrol officer also Da mato Saving MandKStw.E^l Hartford, BoHon, ManCneSieF 81 Adams St. - Manchester Andover, South Windsor, East Wlndwr, registered. had to check in with his Artdord and Eastford.lclcidione 646-1700. /y A ^ A 649-4571 MemberFDICEqualOpportunll,Lender. 0 4 0 ~ l f U U "t Tmic/i thoi f Firm Cln%»" MARTIN & ROTHMAN, INC. ______'TOR ALL YOUR NEEDS” Heritage Savings REALTORS TRAYEUNSORANCE-AUTO 263 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER, CT. A l fii£U(PtK4 391 Broad St. Manchester Diviston M ain Om ca: 1007 Main St. 649-4586 • K-Mart Plaza, Spencer St. 649-3007 646-4144 rflfe:- 445 HARTFORD RD. KEENEY ST. 1/1/ Corner Main & Hudson Sts. 647-0568 • Coventry: Route 31 742-7371 Al Martin, Gerald Rothman, David Woodbury, John Burger Manchester Qlaatonbury: Instde Frank's Supermarket. Fox Run Mall 633-7655 l£l South W indsor: 29 Oakland Rd 644 2484 • Tolland: Rt. 195 872-7367 ______^pport Manchester’s Finest______647-9997 MANCHESTER 647-9998 6 4 6 - 7 0 9 6 BOLAND BROS., INC. support Manchester Police W.^J. IRISH AGENCY 51 Bissell St. — 649-2947 150 North Main (at the comer of Main) BOLAND BROS., INC. congratulates area police MANCHESTER 646-1232 iHanrI|F0tfr Mmlh tor a Job well done. V MANCHESTER HERAU). Thuraday. Feb, n . m e - lU m — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thuraday. Feb. V. 1986

Radios replaced TOTAL PREMISE corner call boxes PROTECTION BY Continued from page 9 “The town was of such a H. nature that people knew most t « committed involved breaking of the people,” he said. and entering. Up to a half dozen such incidents would TODAY, many Manchester occur every night, he said. residents commute to work in “The town has never been a Hartford and elsewhere, and ■m town of extraordinary violent are largely unknown to police, crime.” Minor said. “It’s he said. mostly crimes against prop­ As the people and character Industrial • Commercial • Residential erty instead of crimes against of Manchester continue to people.” develop, become more techni­ Those committing the cal and diverse, the police Smoke Detection - Fire - Sprinkler crimes have also changed over department wili, too. m m Hold-Up the years. Twenty or 30 years “We’re representatives of ago, most of the people society. We’re extensions of arrested were Manchester society.” Minor said. “We Sales - Service - Rental natives who had been arrested haven’t reached the point before and were familiar to where we could be, but we’ve Central Station & Local Bell police. Minor said. made a lot of headway.” Officer Steven Novak of Closed Circuit Television Manchester Police the Manchester Police Chief Robert Lannan Department uses a U.L. Listed Equipment explains the opera­ special tool to try to open Safes & Vaults tions of his depart­ a locked car door. ment to residents Assisting motorists who “We Sell the Best and Service the Rest” during last year’s have locked their keys open house at the inside their cars is a police station. Lan­ service performed almost ALUED PROTECTIVE AU\RM, INC. nan, 55. has been at daily by the department’s P.O. Box 311, Manchester, Conn. the helm of the force officers. 646-0220 since 1975. Herald photo by Baahaw Herald photo by Pinto J&J Jewelers u&R * u&R 785 Main Street, Manchester Construction Realty, Co. CARTERS 191 Center Street 643-8484 “The Best In New And Used Homes” Manchester 643-9551 “Over 35 Years of Selling & Servicing Chevrolels' We Support Manchester Police 6 4 6 -0 2 2 8 99 East Center St., Manchester 643-2692 1229 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER JAMES R. McCAVANAGH REALTY Nearly Nu Shoppe J.A. WHITE GLASS, INC. CLARKE INSURANCE AGENCY “Quality Merchandise at a Reasonable Price” 31 BIssell St., Manchester Residential & Commercial Sales 881 Main St., Manchester 643 -1 126 366 Main Street, Manchester 649-7322 237 East Center St. We Are Proud of Manchester's Finest! 646-2073 Manchester 649-3800 Now taking spring consignments. We Support the Area Police Dept CONNECTICUT’S WE SUPPORT THE LOCAL LARGEST HONDA DEALER POUCE DEPARTMENT CUNLIFFE MOTOR SALES JDM E LAPPEN- ® C lilbrtting Our 20lh Annivirtary 30 Adimi SIraet, Mincheilar 317 HIGHLAND ST. (Exit 93 oil 1-86) ROUTE 83 • TALCOTTVILLE • 643-0016 164 East Center Street MANCHESTER PJLEKMfiR^rr 646-2789 mCHLJLITS We Support The Local Police Dept. Manchester — 649-5261 PETERMAN BUILDING CO. Steven Hwang 4S5 HARTFORD ROAD 153 Adams Street P ia n o / In c . M an c h es te r Lowrey Organ & Piano MANCHESTER...... 643-5230 649-9404 384 Iriir) Wwt Mlilille TurnpIki • Minehntar Pirkidi (lowir livall “We Support the OPEN 7 DAYS MinchMtir, CT 648-0447 Manchester Police” 8 i.m. to 8 p.m. 621 HARTFORD ROAD “Thanks tor a lob welt dona" Friday,

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