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NEW YORK (AP) - In a The newspaper said it was unable memorandum written at the begin to learn to whom the memo was ning of U.S. arms sales to Iran, CIA addressed, and quoted officials as C Director William Casey said the saying that the it may have been U.S. was selling the arms in written for Casey’s files or by a exchange for the release of hos subordinate under Casey’s name. tages. according to an official The Times said one congressional quoted by The New York Times in official who has read many other its Wednesday editions. Casey memos called it out of The memo further said that if the character. The Times quoted the secret arms sales were publicly official as saying that in other revealed. President Reagan would documents Casey argued in favor describe them as a political opening improving U.S.-Iran relations. rather than an arms-for-hostages CIA spokeswoman Kathy Pher- trade, according to the official. son, reached by The Associated The Times said its source was a Press, declined to comment on the high-ranking official who said he Times report. White House spokes had seen the memo, but also quoted man Mark Weinberg said, “ A another senior official who doubted document review by White House the memo’s existence. A White officials has not turned up this House spokesman said a search had document.” failed to turn up the document. A senior White House official The official could not remember contacted by the Times said he M< the exact date of the memo, but said didn’t believe the memo exists, and lar the newspaper said that White H*r«ld photo by Pinto it was written about a year ago. The stc official paraphrased it and said it House counsel Peter Wallison had thi described Reagan as “ taking the been inspecting hundreds of thou Minda Muong, 19, (left) shows her father, Thann Sinath Muong, 7, Kosal Muong, 11, and Tin Khner, 7. attitude that we can retroactively sands documents but had failed to Lo Christmas in the United States has a special meaning explain it (the arms deal) as an turn it up. 2 Muong, a plaque the family brought from war-torn for the Muongs, who live on Lincoln Street. opening to Iran,” the Times said. The White House official said the Cambodia while her mother, Yath Vin (back right), Reagan has said that the arms arms sales were intended to im looks on. The three children (from front to back) are sales were part of a diplomatic prove relations with Iran, but effort to improve relations with added. “ It may be that other people Iran, and were not meant primarily at the working level had other I to secure the release of U.S. conceptions or other agendas and Thankful family celebiates In town hostages held in Lebanon. used the memo route.” In Those worries ended for the Muongs in 1981, 4 Bv John F. Kirch They gave me clothes.” when, under sponsorship of the Manchester Ja Herald Reporter Muong. his wife, Yath Vin, and their four children. Minda, 19, Sinorng, 16, Kosal, 11, and Area Conference of Churches, they came to bum A green wreath on the door greets visitors, Sinath, 7, are from Cambodia. They live with America. The Khners followed in 1985, but Senators say Reagan her I while inside the modest house on Lincoln relatives, Khon Khner, his wife. Yearn Vin, neither family’s trip was without incident. annti Street a small artificial Christmas tree stands and their children, Chantha, 13, Tho, in, and In 1975, when the communist Khmer Rouge Tr rebels took control of Phnom Penh, Moung, in the living room comer. Tin, 7, in a three-bedroom house. request is off course Jack Under the tree lie a few gifts. Nearby, on then a military nurse, was sent to into the Tues The family endured fighting in Southeast couches on either side of the room, a family fields with his family to do manual labor. He daug Asia and made it successfully to a country .decided to bring his family to the United States that has everything to be grateful for sits WASHINGTON (AP) - A trio of legally goes out of business. Houi where a holiday like Christmas can be in 1979, when the Vietnamese army invaded quietly together, bathing in the typical holiday Senate Democrats say President Sen. Patrick Leahy, D-Vt., vice He celebrated with some peace of mind. Cambodia and took control of its government. scene. Only this family is not so typical. Reagan should look within his own chairman of the panel, said Rea tions The Moungs and Khners traveled 93 miles For Thann Muong and his family, Christ “ We kind of escaped it,” Minda Muong said, White House, rather than to the gan’s request, which the president gory on foot to escape their homeland. It took them mas cheer hasn’t come easily. But it did come. referring to war-torn Cambodia. “ Over there Senate, if he wants to get the facts first made last week, is misplaced. voca “ People in Manchester, they really helped we used to worry about the bombs, out on the diversion of profits from “ In effect, what he is doing is favo Please tnm to page 8 me,” Muong said. “ They gave me food to eat. everything.” Iranian arms sales to guerrillas asking Congress to tell him why he Fi fighting the Nicaraguan made the decisions he did,” said Bill: government. Leahy. ’“This is a foreign policy daug disaster and they’ re trying to treat Reagan renewed his request and it as public relations problem.” Tuesday to the Senate Intelligence Run- Committee to send him a report on Leahy, speaking by telephone French hostage set free in Lebanon Fo its three weeks of closed-door from his Middlesex, Vt., home, Rebi hearings into the matter. said, “ I don’t know if there’s point for some hostages brought out anything the committee found out wavi BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) — Shiite Two of the foundation’s em Chirac, Syrian President Hafez Reagan told a White House of Lebanon. that the administration isn’t aware long Moslem kidnappers freed French ployees recognized Cornea and Assad and Iran to go to the audience that the panel’s report Beaurivage for the release. Revolutionary Justice, a group of and could make public anytime Awa hostage Aurel Cornea, a soundman walked him to the Beaurivage. would not be definitive since five believed made up of pro-Iranian they want. I ’m somewhat mystified In for France’s Antenne-2 television where reporters and photographers It urged reporters and photo witnesses took the Fifth Amend graphers to head at once to the Shiite extremists, said in a commu by the president’s request because I in 27 network, at west Beirut’s Hotel rushed to interview him. ment and refused to testify. But, he Beaurivage. where two other nique Tuesday night that it would don’t know of any information we Til Beaurivage on Christmas Eve at said, “ It will be the most complete But armed French Embassy French hostages were freed last free one of two French hostages it have that they don’t have in greater will 5:55 p.m. (11:55 a m. EST), wit report available and I call on the guards took hold of Cornea and put holds within 48 hours. committee to release it so the detail.” ABC nesses reported. June. him in an embassy gray metallic This was the third statement Sen. Dennis DeConcini, D-Ariz., The Revolutionary Justice Or Revolutionary Justice still holds American people can judge for Dick Peugeot that was quickly cordoned issued by Revolutionary Justice in who participated in the panel’s ganization said earlier today it another television crewman from themselves.” tion! off by French and Syrian security two days about the imminent Committee spokesman Dave Hol hearings because he will be a would release one of two French Antenne-2, lighting engineer Jean- Dial men, witnesses said. The car’s release of a French hostage. liday said the panel’s staff is trying committee member next year, hostages it holds. The hotel is near Louis Normandin, 34. At destination was not immediately The British Embassy earlier to finish a report before the new said. “ I find it a bit difficult that the the headquarters of Syrian army known. winr appealed to Moslem kidnappers to They were abducted March 8 Congress convenes Jan. 6. But he president is asking the Intelligence 9 of : observers in charge of west Beirut reveal the fate of two British along with correspondent Philipe noted that the full committee would Committee to tell him what went on security. Revolutionary Justice an nom Journalists, saying Christmas have to vote to send it to the White in his White House, And that’s what The bespectacled Cornea, 54,. nounced that a hostage would be Rochot, 39, and cameraman char would be a time of “ agony and Georges Hansen, 45, after covering House and said it is not clear I think he’s doing.... Why he would kidnapped nearly 10 months ago. handed over today in a handwritten indu doubts” for their families. want this committee’s report to tell was dropped by a black Mercedes- statement delivered to a Western a mass rally for the Iranian-backed whether that can be done before the A French military plane and a him what happened in his own Benz about 200 yards from the hotel news agency office in west Beirut Hezbollah, or Party of God, in existing Congress — and with it the second plane bearing a French flag White House is beyond me.” in the Ramlet al-Baida district in about two hours earlier. suburban Beirut. The kidnappers current Intelligence Committee — were at the airport in Larnaca. Ey front of the headquarters of a The statement asked representa freed Rochot and Hansen on June Cyprus, which has been a stopping foundation, witnesses said. tives of French Premier Jacques 20. Cl laco TODAY’S HERALD Wat "Me Bethlehem marks holiday under siege State beats ‘Goliath’ Racial tensions flare Wor prof A federal agency’s decision to Racial tension flared into vio overhead as Israeli jetfighters half-Christian. half-Moslem town, BETHLEHEM, Occupied West “ The soldiers have been search reject New York’s plan to ship lence as black youths beat a white ing houses since Sunday. I don’t swooped by. told reporters that Bethlehem’s nuclear waste through Connecticut teenager in retaliation for a wee Bank (AP) — Soldiers carrying Some 1,000 khaki-clad scouts eternal message was peace on automatic weapons patrolled the remember this ever happening at rather than on the city’s congested kend attack in New York that left a Christmas since I have been wearing red berets marched in Earth, and called for greater highways proves it is possible for black man dead. Story on page 5. streets and conducted house-to- Manger Square, some beating efforts to achieve conciliation be house searches as pilgrims cele mayor,” said Mayor Elias Freij, David to beat Goliath, a congress 6 drums and playing “ Jingle Bells” tween Jews and Arabs. brated Christmas Eve with march who was elected in 1972. man says. Story on page 4. Index on bagpipes. “ People in the Middle East are Tc ing bands and bagpipes. Freij told The Associated Press 24 pages, 4 sections that for the first time ever, he was Warm sunshine bathed Manger suffering,” he said. He urged “ a th e : As Bethlehem marked its 20th Square as the patriarchs donned total truce for all kinds of vio asked to show his identity card by a Advice. ,17 Lottery. sevc Christmas under Israeli occupa scarlet vestments and strode be lence,” and said Israel should soldier at one of the dozens of Wet Christmas Business — 21-22 Obituaries Chri tion. Israeli security measures tween columns of priests into the freeze the development of Jewish checkpoints leading into Manger Classified - 22-24 Opinion _ Tc were tighter than usual after three church to celebrate afternoon settlements in the West Bank. Windy tonight with rain likely, Square. People__ Oi weeks of unrest in the occupied Mass. The procession was led by On Monday night, a Palestinian possibly beginning as mixed rain C o m ics------16 In the square opposite the ancient S po rts__ . 9-12 endc West Bank and Gaza Strip in which the Roman Catholic Patriarch of youth was shot by Israeli soldiers in and sleet. Low temperature in the Connecticut — 4 Church of the Nativity, a 40-foot fir Television____17 Brit four Palestinian youths were killed. Jerusalem, Giacomo Giuseppe Beit Sahour, 1 mile from Bethle mid-30s. Rain 'Thursday, heavy at Entertainment 17 Israel captured Bethlehem and tree twinkled with lights as Israeli U.S./World _ 5 , 7 Ghe Beltritti. hem , after he threw a fire bomb at a times. High around 40. Details on Focus------13 the rest of the West Bank from soldiers kept watch from the Weather______2 Oi Freij, a Greek Orthodox in this passing bus. page 2. Local news — 3. 8 Jordan in 1967. rooftops. Sonic booms came from In Vast vere to Ir In Libr Happy Holidays to all our neighbors from the Manchester Herak ton. MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, Dec. 24, 1986 — 3 t — MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, Dec. 24. 1986 MAN WEATHER Yule holiday Is no day off Connecticut forecast HAF can hi Central, Eastern Interior and Southwest Inte allow! rior; Windy tonight with rain likely, possibly not be beginning as nnixed rain and sleet. Low tempera In some places Last tures in the mid-30s. Rain Thursday, heavy at sioner times. Highs around 40. By George Loyng Christmas is as busy a day for her Abrah West Coastal and East Coastal: Windy tonight Herold Reporter store, as it is for the convenience public with rain. Lows 35 to 40. Rain Thursday, heavy at stores, with people coming in to buy “ Th times. Highs 40 to 45. 40 While most jteople will be ga cards, candy and gifts. reque: Northwest Hills: Freezing rain, sleet and snow thered around the Christmas tree Like Sprague. Michael Pacilio, Und likely tonight, with lows near 30. Mixed precipita No Christmas A llow ed Thursday, some will be doing time the manager at Grampy’s Corner with f tion Thursday, changing to rain, heavy at times. behind the checkout counter or some Most American children grow up cherishing the Store on Main Street, said he wasn’t Low temperatures in the mid-30s. standing at the gasoline pump. overjoyed about working on Christ in G f£ Christmas holiday. But it wasn’t always so. In 1659, For many of those employed at mas. " I ’m not too thrilled, but Massachusetts passed a law fining anyone who dared service stations and convenience somebody’s got to do it." he said. drug stores. Christmas is just P( Low Coastal forecast to celebrate Christmas. The Puritans called it “ the Working on Christmas is nothing another day at the job. new for Pacilio, who’s done it for Temperatures Long Island Sound to Watch Hill, R.I., and Profane Man’s Ranting Day” . They disapproved of the “ Somebody’s got to work,” said the past couple of years. While he HAF Montauk Point: Gale warning. worldly pleasures associated with the holiday. Even Charles Krysiak. manager of the misses being with his family, he revers Wind northeast 15 to 25 knots becoming east though Christmas was suppressed, many colonists Seven Eleven convenience store on said he makes up for it somewhat than n Res( increasing 25 to 35 knots and gusty this afternoon defied the law. In England, pro-Christmas factions Green Road in Manchester. Kry by having a late holiday dinner and continuing through Thursday morning. siak said he will not mind being on when he gets home. people FRONTS: ’ frequently rioted against British anti-holiday laws. duty Thursday because he and from 1 Seas 1 to 3 feet today building to 3 to 5 feet with For some who plan to work, some other employees are taking only 6 Warm - w rough seas tonight. DO YO U KNOW — What important Jewish holiday is Christmas would not seem like a Rain developing by this afternoon and continuing turns working certain shifts. durinj celebrated at this time of year? But there will be a lot to do. holiday ev«n If they had the day off. Showers Rain Flurries Snow Occluded Stationary. through Thursday morning. Rain may be heavy at One won:s!i who runs a Tolland If tl times tonight. TUESDAY’S ANSWER — Mattel created the Barbie “ It’s the busiest day of the year,” outpai Krysiak said. Last-minute fooci Turnpike gas station said that Visibility lowering from 1 to 3 miles this evening in its I doll. items, batteries for electronic gifts because her two children are in the N A TIO N A L FO R ECA ST — Colder weather is forecast for most of the and frequently lowering below 1 mile in rain and fog 12-24-84 Knowledge Unlimited, Inc. 1986 and other items are much in custody of her former husband, she tonight. nation Thursday. Snow and rain are forecast for the Northeast. Rain is demand, he said. has nobody to celebrate with and would prefer to spend Thursday on E forecast for western Washington. Rose Barry, manager of the A Newspaper in Education Program Cumberland Farms store on Main the job. NEI Across the nation Sponsored by Street, said she also expects a lot of Business as usual on (Christmas Contn customers, "probably because the Day has not always been so Rain spread across broad sections of the eastern The Manchester Herald prohit others are closed” Barry, the common, according to Anne Flint, ’-.T' half of the nation today while freezing rain the sti store’s only on-duty person Thurs head of the Greater Manchester threatened to hamper Christmas holiday travel in An artist’s rendering shows what the proposed open in 1988 on a site north of Interstate 84 between day. said she will work from 6 a.m. Chamber of Commerce. Flint said The the central Appalachians. A Newfpaper In Education Program 785,000-square-foot Mall at Buckland Hills would look Buckland and Slater streets. to 11 p.m. in-stal Sponsored by when she was a child, “ we would Advisories for freezing rain were posted for The Quiz like. If developers and town officials win their way, it will Barry said the long hours will not never have thought about venturing the rei northwest Virginia, sections of Delaware, Mary The Manchester Herald lessen the importance of the outside on Christmas." C from I land and western Pennsylvania. Freezing rain or holiday for her. She plans to Today, society is more mobile, privat snow also was developing in central Ohio and was celebrate the holiday with her she said. People routinely trayel on A pi woridscope (10 points lor oach question answorod correctly) expected to change to rain. Homart plows ahead with mall planning family tonight. Christmas and other holidays, so 1, and Rain extended from Delaware across the Edna Sprague, manager at Ar gas stations and stores have tion b Carolinas; from northern Georgia across West thur Drug Store on Main Street, customers to draw on. Virginia; from southern Ohio across the Tennessee eastern Connecticut. ciates of Indianapolis, agreed to available for comment today. wasn’t so cheerful about her yule Those employed in stores and By John F. Kirch schedule. "O f course I ’d rather be stations won’t be the only ones on Valley; and from northern Louisiana across Herald Reporter The battle has included a faceoff combine their efforts and build in Final design plans for the mall, northern Mississippi. against another developer who had Manchester, where Homart will be which must be approved by the with my family ... (but) we’ ll make duty, of course. While they hope to Rain also was scattered across central Florida hoped to build a similar mall across the main developer. Manchester Planning and Zoning up for it later,” she said. have little work to do, firefighters, Tw( If things continue to move Sprague, scheduled to oversee a police and hospital personnel areon Wall! and along the northern Pacific coast. smoothly, area residents may be the town line in South Windsor and The lawsuits, meanwhile, don’t Commission, are scheduled to be staff of six on Thursday, said the job every day of the year. Cri: Flood watches were issued for the mountains of crowding into northern Manchester still involves several lawsuits even raise eyebrows in Chicago, submitted in February. Boynton western Virginia and western sections of the by 1988 to do their Christmas brought against the project on "A s far as we’re concerned. there said. with I Carolinas. shopping at the Mall at Buckland environmental grounds. really wasn’t that much opposi She said Cambridge Seven of static Boston would do the architectural Gale-force wind warnings were posted for the Hills. None of that has stopped the tion." said Jane Boynton, a com Teen injured in crash C u m northern coast of New Jersey, the southwest coast At least that’s what the Homart company, which, with town sup pany spokeswoman. “ We’re just work on the two-level mall, which He of New England and along the northern Pacific Development Corp. of Chicago, the port. has plowed through each moving along,” company officials have said will A Manchester teenager was failure to yield the right of way. with f coast. mall’s chief developer, is hoping. obstacle and keeps movingcloserto Boynton shrugged off the opposi have a “ New England flavor.” injured in a two-car accident Graff was charged with operating a In I For more than two years, Ho a planned spring 1987 groundbreak tion as "meaningless" and con If Homart wins its way, the mall Sunday at the intersection of vehicle with unsafe tires. hangc Highs will be in the 50s to 60s over the northern mart. a subsidiary of Sears. Ro ing for the 785,000-square-foot en tended it will not stop the mall, will feature Sears, G. Fox, Steigers. Hillstown Road and Hill Street, Tuesc Pacific Coast, from central and southern California ebuck and Co. andoneofthe largest closed shopping center. which has a planned opening Sage Allen and D&L stores as police said today. A Manchester man was charged Sim across southern Arizona, much of Texas and the anchors. Pre-leasing for smaller MORNING CLO UD S — Weather satellite photo taken at 1 ;30 a.m. shows a 1 Pilots Dick Rutan and Jeana Yeager recently look oil in this mall developers in the United This summer. Homart and the sometime in 1988. Heidi Vogelsang, 16, of Griswold Tuesday with threatening and police Gulf Coast; 70s over Florida; and 30s to 40s across esperimenlal craft, called Voyager. The Iwo pilots were reaching developer of the proposed Winches Bruce Beck, the lawyer handling stores is expected to begin in the large storm system centered over the Southeast. Layered clouds from this States, has been fighting to bring a Street, a passenger in a car driven third-degree assault in connection was li most of the rest of the nation. for one of aviation’s last great goals — to fly around the world giant regional shopping center to ter Mall, Melvin Simon and Asso several of the lawsuits, was not spring. by Kenneth E. Graff, 17, of 54 with the alleged beating of his wife storm stretch from the Midwest to the Middle Atlantic states. A line of Temperatures around the nation at 2 a.m. EST non-stop (CHOOSE ONE: without refueling, by refueling while Winthrop Road, was treated at early this month, police said today. thunderstorms stretches from off the Southeast coast to western Cuba. ranged from 11 degrees at Yellowstone, Wyo., to 80 in night.) Manchester Memorial Hospital for The man, Richard E. Barr, 39, of N Oliver North and John Poin a foot injury and released, a 73 Deepwood Drive, was held on Low clouds blanket the lower Mississippi Valley and the Gulf of Mexico. at Homestead, Fla. 2 BEF dexter, invoking their (CHOOSE hospital spokeswoman said. Police $500 surety bond pending arraign Matchwords Reguli O N E : Fourth, Fifth) Amendment (2 points lor each correct match) Town Catholic schools tops in testing said Graff was traveling south on ment today in Manchester Superior rlglili againxt lel.-inciiminalion, Hillstown Road when an eastbound Court. In a statement to police, the Millstc 1-cease a-mandale recently refused (o answer ques car on Hill Street, operated by man’s wife, Milogros Barr, 42, of The By John Mitchell the national grade average and William E. Heckman, 30, of South the same address, said her husband an NF tions about the Iran-contra scan 2-invoke b-inflicl scored better than 81 percent of the dal. Herald Reporter With the tests, school officials are able to Windsor, crossed Hillstown Road hit her in the back Dec. 3 because operat students tested nationally. and struck his car. she parked her automobile on the issued PEOPLE 3 A second U.S. citizen, Sam Nesley 3-impose c-stop pinpoint any problems, "then the teacher Grade 6 students averaged one lawn in front of their home. Three Catholic schools in Man Heckman was charged with Hall, was recently arrested in chester surpassed the national knows what she has to work on," Hart said. year and two months above the Nicaragua. His brother, Repre 4-launch d-call on averages for every grade in the grade level. The numbers showed based its selections on appear were deliberate falsehoods, in that nationally, they were in the 4 In ‘Control’ sentative Tony Hall (D -O h io ), is Iowa Basic Skills Tests this year. ance. charisma, carriage, pos cluding assertions that the fam (CHOOSE ONE: in favor of, 5-require e-stait St. Bridget School. St. James 95th percentile. ture, grooming and ability to In the eighth-grade testing — Janet Jackson’s “ Control" al ily had kept the story a secret and opposed to) aid to Nicaragua’s School and Assumption Junior High tests, school officials are able to given in all Catholic elementary communicate, said the organiza schools under the Archdiocese of which only St. James participated bum and her “ N asty" single won that Philip Thomas was a "m a contra rebels. P6opiewatch/S|] School all exceeded the national pinpoint any problems, “ then the her nine nominations for the 14th tion’s president, Suzy Mallery. m a’s boy” and the child of a (S points lor each correct answer) averages for the tests, given in teacher knows what she has to work Hartford, showed that Manchester in locally — students were one year 4 The Philippines government re students did especially well in and six months above the national annual American Music Awards. “ welfare mother.” 1 This year’s Nobel Peace Prize winner, October to students in grades 4, 6 on,” Hart said. Trailing the sister of Michael Philip Thomas, who plays cently signed a 60-day cease-iire The Iowa tests are different from reading and language arts. "We grade average and were in the 96th Bird’s the man Elie Wiesel, who has written extensively and 8. Students were ahead of Jackson in awards announced detective Rico Tubbs on the pact with (CHOOSE ONE: pro- standards by amounts ranging the Stanford Achievement Tests, always expect to be high there,’’ percentile. Hart said. about (CHOOSE ONE: Ihe Holocaust, “ Ours were just about what they Tuesday was Whitney Houston, The Sporting News has named television series, is seeking at Marcos, communist) rebels. The from seven months to 18 months. Hart said, which are given in the Hart said. nuclear disarmament), recently ac have been for the past couple of daughter of gospel singer Cissy Boston Celtics forward Larry least $11 piillion. His mother, rebels have used the breathing Sister Helen Hart, principal at St. spring of each year and measure a She also said overall math scores cepted his award in Oslo. “ have really improved.” years,” Hart said. Officials at all Houston. Bird the weekly publication's Lula McMorris Thomas, and space to launch a new propa Bridget, said the tests are designed student’s skills in content subjects The results showed that grade 4 local Catholic schools were pleased Houston had seven nomina Man of the Year, marking the Marcus Thomas each seek at ganda campaign. 2 Violinist Isaac Stern, who is also Presi to ensure that students are up to such as history. Preliminary results of the tests. students were seven months above by the results, she said. tions, several in the same cate first time a basketball player has least $1.5 million. 5 Officials recently torched 600 dent ofand several other celebrities standards in basic skills. With the gory as Jackson; favorite female received the honor. The U.S. District Court suit acres of forest in Califorina to were on hand recently for Ihe reopening vocalist, favorite album and Bird this year became only the cited articles last year and this lest "nuclear winter” theories of that nearly 100-year-old concert hall. favorite female video artist. second player in National Bas year. that claim (CHOOSE ONE: 3 Woody Allen's (CHOOSE ONE: “Han Five nominations each went to ketball Association history to Richard Borow, a lawyer for smoke, radiation) from a nuclear nah and Her Sisters,’’ “ Annie Hall") was Billy Ocean, the mother- rank among the top 10 in five the Enquirer, said he was unfa war would cause drastic world recently named best picture and screen daughter country duet The Judds statistical categories. He was m iliar with the suit and had no wide cooling. play at the Los Angeles Film Critics and the New York rap group fourth in scoring (25.8), seventh comment. Awards. n u iw o n a m o Run-D.M.C. in rebounding (850), first in The lawsuit said Thomas had NBwsname (15 points If you can Identify this 4 Many sports figures today earn more Four nominations went to free-throw percentage (.896), never been a "m am a’s boy,” but person In Ihe news) money making ads than they do on Ihe Reba McEntire, one of a new fourth in three-point field-goal was a high school athlete and a I have helped nego playing field. Football hero also wave of country singers, and to percentage (.411) and ninth in “ masculine ‘hunk.’ ” It said Mrs. tiate several hostage known as “Ihe Refrigerator”, earned longtime American Music JANET JACKSON steals (166). Thomas held jobs most of her releases. According more than $3 million doing commercials Award favorite Lionel Richie. . . nine nominations Bird led the Celtics to their 16th adult life, was helped by two O Y y in / s i/ e to recent reports, I during the past year. In all, there were nominations husbands and held a college NBA title and was voted the once met with LI. Plus othsr fine colognas in 27 categories. league's Most Valuable Player degree. 5 Tampa Bay and Indianapolis are in Ihe actors. Col. Oliver North to •Arpaga aChaiMl No.5 The American Music Awards for the third straight season. He running for Ihe first NFL draft pick. The “ A surprise entry? Look twice. help free American will be broadcast Jan. 26 on is the 19th winner of an award team with the (C H O O SE O N E: best, Lee laccoca is without a doubt hostages in Beirut. up to ABC-TV. The show, produced by that went last year to Pete Rose worst) winning record of Ihe season 50% OFF the world's greatest salesman, W ho am IT Dick Clark Television Produc and in 1984 to baseball comis- Today’s quotes gels Ihe first pick. •Stereos •Cameras Fine Candy, Plus... | and what he sells best is tions, will be hosted by singer sioner Peter Ueberroth. himself." the poll released Tues *‘We got to see a lot of the YOUR SCORE: t1 to too polnit -T O P SCORE: •Timex Watches • Cbr#! Capkoard Diana Ross. St to so points — ExcsMonl. 71 to M points — Good. 81-70 points — Fsir. day by Man Watchers Inc. said. world, and we got to see a lot of •Walkmans •Lighters American Music Awards a W httBM M ■The other non-actors were New the world’s oceans and some of e Knowlodgo UnHmHsd. Inc. 1222-86 winners are determined by a poll Thomas files suit 9 York Mets pitcher Ron Darling the insides of some of the of 20,000 people. The list of and Wolfgang Puck, the chef- “Miami Vice” star Philip thunderstorms of the world, 8 0 % OFF nominees was determined’ by restaurateur whose Spago res Michael Thomas and his brother too.” — Dick Rutan, after he and PHOTO FAMOUS BBAND chart success as followed by the taurant is a major West Coast and mother have sued the Jeana Yeager flew around the ANSWERS TO THE QUIZ •FILM •BATTERIES industry magazine Cashbox. WATCHES power lunch and dinner spot. National Enquirer for at least $14 world without refueling their •FLASHBULBS •Paltar The actors are Pierce Brosnan, million because of two articles, Voyager aircraft. )Siom-s lAjiaj uie||||M-k !„««I«IS « H pur qeuurH„-E •Salko •HaMlRan, ate. Eyes on lacocca Tom Cruise, Paul Hogan, Mi one of which disclosed that the l||»H a|9auie3-z !)snrio|OH aH»-l ilH O IlU IO dS/H D lV M JTd O M chael J. Fox, Robert Loggia, brother is in prison for rape. “ They are a living example of e-S !a-y !q-£ !p-l !a-l ISQHOMHDXVW Chrysler Corp. Chairman Lee Michael Swan, Philip Michael The suit Tuesday did not American pioneerism at its »1|*M Ajjai :JWVNSA«N lacocca has made the Man Thomas, John Travolta and dispute that Marcus Thomas was best.” — President ' Reagan, a)|ouis«s 2|S{unuiuio3 Watchers 11th annual list of the Michael Pare. convicted of three rapes in saying he would give Voyager io| p»oddo-e iqilM-Z !8u||anjaj |nom|M-i :]d 0 3 S a id 0 M “ Most Watchable Men in the Man Watchers, which did not Sacramento in 1986 and sent pilots Dick Rutan and Jeana f w is a ? ! World,” along with a chef, a say how many of its members enced to 27 years in prison. But it Yeager the Presidential Citizens professional athlete and nine were polled to compile the list. said many details in the articles Medal. As we celebrate ihe holiday season, our thoughts Warmest wishes of peace turn to our many friends and patrons who have visited Almanac Manchester Herald during this special season. us through the years. 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Dec. 24. 1986 — 5 « - MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. Dec. 24, 19«6 6 - MAN Connecticut fit Brie/ State officials hail waste ruling N.Y. racial tension rises State won’t alter school AIDS rules By The Associated Press tional Laboratories and possibly eral intervention in Connecticut’s Friedman said the city’s corpora from the Shoreham nuclear power affairs. tion cdunsel was studying the ruling as mob beats white teen A federal agency’s decision to plant on barges across Long Island Federal regulations require that to decide if there would be an HARTFORD — Until there is a definitive showing that AIDS appeal. can be transmitted through casual contact, the state’s policy reject New York’s plan to ship Sound. such wastes be sent over the most By Ronald Powers “It would be an additional pursued the three blacks, nuclear waste through Connecticut The wastes would then be loaded direct route. New York sought an Connecticut Attorney General The Associated Press tragedy adding to the sorrow of this “Niggers, you’re in the wrong allowing children with the disease to attend public schools will exemption from that requirement. not be changed, state officials said. rather than on the city’s congested onto trucks in New London for Joseph I. Lieberman said that if city and its shame if anyone of neighborhood,” said police Com Last week, a Danbury physician asked Education Commis highways proves it is possible for shipment to a disposal facility in Connecticut said if New York got New York appeals the decision in NEW YORK — Racial tension whatever race or ethnicity were to missioner Benjamin Ward. sioner Gerald N. Tirozzi and State Board of Education Chairman David to beat Goliath, a congress Idaho, under the New York plan. an exemption, every city along the federal court, he was ready for the flared into violence as black youths engage in revenge for what they man says. In September 1985, the federal route to Idaho would ask for one. next round. chanting “Howard Beach! Howard perceive to be a criminal act Griffith was killed by a car as he Abraham Classman to bar children with the deadly disease from Rep. John Rowland, R-Conn., Department of Transportation’s fled across a highway. public schools and have the state pay for tutoring at home. New York officials weren’t Beach!" beat a white teenager in performed by others,” said Mayor said the decision "proves to me that research and special programs pleased with Tuesday’s decision. "I hope, though, that New York apparent retaliation for a weekend Edward I. Koch. "This is a horrible thing,” said Dr. Robert Fand, who made the City • will abide by the DOT’S He and his companions were set if you have the facts on your side division turned down New York’s attack that left a black man dead in Jason Ladone, 16; Scott Kern, 17; upon outside a pizzeria in the It’s request. “I’m interested in saving lives." and you work hard you can win, request. The city then appealed to “I will tell you that we are wisdom and drop the matter now,” that white neighborhood. both of Howard Beach, and John ' some! Under a policy adopted in March 1985, the state allows any child disappointed, doubly disappointed mostly white neighborhood border even against the lobbying machine ’Transportation Secretary Eliza he said. The attack Tuesday on Jeffrey Lester, 17, of neighboring Ozone ing Kennedy International Airport. with AIDS to attend school. The policy has been challenged by of New York City." beth Dole. because we had to wait a long time Mane The DOT "agreed with what McCarthy, 17, as he waited for a bus Park, were charged with the They had gone looking for a w ritir some parents who fear for their children’s safety, most recently The U.S. Department of Trans The research and special pro and we do not feel that the merits of in the Jamaica section of Queens murder, manslaughter and assault telephone because their car broke in Granby. portation on Tuesday reaffirmed an grams division on Tuesday ruled the case were considered,” said we’ve been saying, all along; being Connecticut should not be used as a came the same day as three white in the death of Michael Griffith, 23, down on the highway. earlier decision rejecting New again that New York’s plan was Sam Friedman, a spokesman for teens were arraigned on murder and attacks on his companions, York’s proposal to ship radioactive inconsistent with federal policy and the city Department of Environ runway for Long Island’s nuclear, waste,” Lieberman said. charges in the Saturday beatings of Cedric Sandiford, 36, and Timothy A firefighter and his friend, both V Population trends likely to reverse wastes from the Brookhaven Na would result in unreasonable fed mental Protection. three blacks in Howard Beach. Grimes, 18. whites, were attacked by a gang of HARTFORD — The drain on Connecticut’s population should Community leaders deplored the The three were returned to jail whites a short while later, and reverse by 1990, when more people will be moving into the state violence and appealed for an end to after arraignment before Criminal police are investigating whether racial animosities. Civil-rights Court Judge Randall Eng, who the same teens who attacked than moving out, the state’s census data center predicts. Griffith and his friends were Researchers at the data center noted that in 1980, 16,000 more Homeless families leaders planned a demonstration ordered them held without bail. Their next court appearance was involved. people moved out of the state than moved in. Using tax returns Saturday in Howard Beach, where AP photo from the Internal Revenue Service, the researchers said that police also were investigating an set for Dec. 29. Police said Tuesday that Joseph attack by white teens on two Queens District Attorney John J. Aprea, 16, who attends high school only 6,000 more people moved out of the state than moved in Hispanic youths. Santucci said the request for no bail Under the glare of emergency lights, number of office buildings. The trains, during 1985. sue state agencies with Ladone, Kern and Lester, was A gang of 25 to 40 black youths was meant "to express community Robert Stormout waits for a train home which run on electric tracks, were the If the pattern continues, the number of immigrants will chanting "Kill the whites the way outrage at the crime.” charged with assaulting two His in a Chicago station Tuesday after a running slow. outpace the number of people leaving, the census data center said panic youths about two hours NEW HAVEN (AP) - Homeless for no exceptions if they’re sick, they kill us! Howard Beach! The three were accused of being power outage in the city closed a in its fall newsletter. families in the New Haven area their child is sick, (or) they can’t Howard Beach!” attacked part of a gang of about a dozen before and less than two miles away have gone to court in an attempt to get day care." from the attack on Griffith and his McCarthy with fists and feet white youths who left a birthday friends. overturn a state regulation that In addition, Schechter said, some Tuesday afternoon, said Robert party Saturday night and allegedly E E forces them to try to find perman of the approximately 125 homeless DPUC against phone competition Colangelo, police chief of patrol. attacked Griffith and his compan Rafael Gonzales, 19, and George ent housing or else face eviction families in the New Haven area The gang fled when several white ions with bats and tree limbs. A Torres, 15, were walking past a Station short circuit ieaves NEW BRITAIN — The state Department of Public Utility from motels where they are living were misinformed by social men came to McCarthy’s defense. fourth youth picked up with the stereo shop late Friday when three Control is recommending that the General Assembly continue to at state expense. workers about the requirements of He suffered cuts and bruises on his others was released because of young whites yelled racial slurs, prohibit competition for long-distance telephone service within In a class-action suit filed Tues the new regulation. face, neck and shoulder, and was insufficient evidence, police said. then chased and beat them with a the state. day in U.S. District Court, the They mistakenly believed that treated and released from Queens bat or stick, police said. They fled Chicago residents in the dark The regulators Tuesday accepted a draft decision to allow families are seeking temporary making telephone contact with a General Hospital, police said. THE NEW YORK Times re with the help of a cabdriver. in-state competition in only three areas; the sale of telephones, and permanent injunctions to pre landlord counted toward their ported today that the FBI was vent the Department of Income monthly quota, she said. POLICE SAID the attack, in the investigating whether federal civil- Two newly formed anti-bias By William C. Hldlov fic information to radio stations. spokesman John Hogan. c the resale of telephone service that had been leased or purchased Maintenance from terminating The blackout was caused by a C from the Southern New England Telephone Co. and the leasing of Stephen B. Heintz, commissioner neighborhood about 3'A miles from rights laws were violated in the groups endorsed the Howard Beach The Associated Press “We didn’t have any running their emergency housing of the Department of Income Howard Beach, apparently was attack on Griffith. protest set for Saturday and said water, we didn’t have heat and we short circuit in a conducting device private lines. assistance. CHICAGO — One man walked up didn’t have light," said Gen Nolan, at a utility substation that converts A previously adopted ban on such competition will expire July Maintenance, said his agency and unprovoked. Gang members shouted as they they would join the demonstrations. Also named as a defendant in the the Human Resources Department 50 flights of stairs to his office, some who lives on the 35th floor of the high-voltage electricity to lower 1, and utility regulators were required to make a recommenda class-action suit is the state Depart people groped by candlelight Marina Towers apartments in voltages for use in homes and tion by Jan. 1 on whether it should be extended. have taken a number of steps to aid ment of Human Resources. The suit people in their housing hunt. through dark stairwells and others downtown Chicago, businesses, said Carter Brydon, was prepared by Yale University just stayed in bed as a blackout left With elevators dormant until another Edison spokesman. law students. Those include paying security Immigration chief urges trust 200,000 residents without electricity power came back on at 4; 45 p.m., He said moisture combined with Two prisoners hang themselves At issue is 'a state regulation deposits on apartments and hiring up to 12 hours. Ms. Nolan said she and other a buildup of dirt and air pollution five workers specifically to help the regulation requiring families in AP photo WASHINGTON (AP) - The relationship with these people. It’s The power failure, caused by a elderly residents stayed in their residue on the conducting device Two men have hanged themselves in separate incidents in emergency housing to contact 20’ families find homes, he said. developed the broad principles it moisture-related short circuit at a apartments and huddled under caused a power arc between two Wallingford and New Britain jails, officials say. nation's immigration chief says will follow. up to them and the illegal alien... to landlords in person every month in Heintz added that if someone is Sister Rosalie helps a man who identified himself as Tom illegal aliens must learn to trust the recognize that they have a unique power substation, began about 4:30 „covers to keep warm as outside transformers. Cristolbal Roasado, believed to be about 30, hanged himself a search for permanent homes. The most immediate task is to The transformers automatically sick or has some other problem that light a candle during a vigil at the site of the former government that once hunted them prepare for the May 5 start of the opportunity to become a legal part a.m. Tuesday on Chicago’s North " temperatures fell into the 30s. with his shirt Tuesday while being held at the Wallingford police Lori Schechter, student director hinders his or her apartment hunt, as they move from "a shadow of this nation," Nelson said. Side. “We kind of got cabin fever shut down because of internal station lockup, according to department spokesman Thomas J. Hartford Hotel Tuesday. The vigil was held to bring legalization program, when am safety systems, he said. But elec of the homelessness clinic of Yale’s the requirement of 20 contacts existence to a legal one” under the nesty applications will be accepted "It’s up to them to accept the fact Some businesses closed and the because you couldn’t do anything,” Curran. ^ . . . Jerome N. Frank Legal Services would be waived. attention to the plight of the homeless in Hartford. In New nation's busiest traffic court was she said. “It was just something tricity was cut off to an area He was being held at the jail on $500 bond after being charged new immigration law. from aliens in this country since our government is fair and respon Organization, said the regulation is Haven, a group of homeless families has sued the state in Commissioner Alan C. Nelson, of sible. They themselves have to take idled. Many homes and high-rise that makes you think, ‘Oh, God, I .stretching five miles north from the with fifth-degree larceny Tuesday afternoon. impossible to fulfill, particularly in "In addition, after all the state before 1982. apartment buildings stayed dark Chicago River in the downtown has done ... we feel the families do an effort to overturn a regulation requiring them to seek the Immigration and Naturaliza While the INS tried to apprehend the steps, now that they are going to hope it doesn’t happen again,’’’ In the cither incident, Shawn Simmons, 21, of New Britain, the New Haven area where housing tion Service, said those seeking until 5 p.m. Many Chicagoans, though, area and three miles west from have a responsiblity to get out and permanent shelter or face eviction from motels. and deport these same aliens change from this shadow existence Lake Michigan, he said. hanged himself with his bootlaces in his city jail cell early is in short supply. to be active in the search for legalization under the landmark virtually to the day the new law was to a legal one." At the John Hancock Center, Dan braved dark stairwells, lighting Tuesday. "It (the regulation) really Fields climbed 50 flights of stairs to candles as they walked downstairs The blackout also caused Chicago permanent housing," Heintz said law must “accept the fact our signed Nov. 6, Nelson said it is the In the first year, qualified aliens officials to close the nation’s busiest Simmons had been charged with third-degree assault after doesn’t take into account problems government is fair and will be given temporary residency. get to work. and buying flashlights before they families have," she said. "They Tuesday night. K )E» XA! 1 aliens — not the government — that traffic court and silenced about a police answered a complaint at his New Britain home where he responsible." will need a.change of attitude. Starting in November 1988, after an "I was able to take an elevator up returned for the journey back up. was living with his girlfriend, police said. could spend hours on the phone At issue is a regulation drawn up to the 44th floor, and from there,’ I Commonwealth Edison Co, emer dozen radio stations for short In an interview this week with “I would shift the burden to ... the 18-month wait, they can apply for periods. trying to get appointments with in October in an effort to ensure that The Associated Press, Nelson said permanent residency. By No had to walk up to the 94th,’’ said gency crews worked throughout the landlords and be turned down by families living in motels, at a cost of (House) Hispanic Caucus, the Fields, who works for Lee Com day and by 5 p.m. had electricity Some of Chicago’s largest busi up to $2,100 per month each, make To all our Friends the INS is still working out details Hispanic groups, and others in the vember 1993, after an additional nesses also closed for the day. NU seeks plant permit extensions every one." for enforcing the law, but has five-year waiting period. munications, which provides traf restored to nearly everyone, said 2 2 voluntary agencies that have a When She added that “the law allows an effort to find permanent homes. BERLIN — Northeast Utilities says it has asked the Nuclear and Customers Saturda Regulatory Commission to extend the operating permits of the Red Cross stunt Thank you ALL his skin Millstone 1 and 2 nuclear power plants in Waterford. each she The utility said Tuesday the extensions are being sought under ends with protests and an NRC policy that changed the starting date of a 40-year Merry Season's Greetings possible operating permit from the time a plant’s construction permit was NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Red to our many friends and associ 0 The Cl issued to the time the operating permit was issued. Cross officials were forced to ates who made 1985 another resembi Happy Holidays "release” Santa Claus early after a Only if t a publicity stunt to trade the jolly Christmas great year! 4 old elf for blood donations drew 4 unmitig complaints from parents. UNDSEV REAL ESTATE there be The ploy to encourage holiday 519 Cmtir Sirttt QmUIKy. T heir blood donations was called off after TWEED’S HiiielMsttr 22-year- from a photo of Santa giving blood Specialty Shop appeared on the front of The 637 Main Street 649-4000 ' In? nnl fcl friends, Tennessean with a caption saying Manchester predom he would be held "hostage” unless 'I f M. m cf M. ^ Howard 300 people donated by 4 p.m. t^ ay . ^C A R D “One woman called and said we encount Arnoldeen’s beating were terrorizing little children by 8____ L (IE from holding Santa hostage,” Red Cross (sm Qm (sm (^m Omi
By The Associated Press Utah State and the old Utah Stars of in the first half while committing Rick Calloway scored 19 pointy and half with another spurt in beaUng Getting its running game goi)ig in inexperience hurt us. I was ex 802, Kristie White 0800, Lisa Cartier 1 Missouri in St. Louis. high gear in the second period, 80 2, Paula Halils 236 7, Chris Rovegno the American Basketball Associa just two. The Cougars, of the Steve Alford had 17 as Indiana gave tremely disappointed that we didn’t 0 80 0. Totals 18 1631 52. In 16 years of pro and college tion, said after BYU took a 55-24 NCAA Hoop Western Athletic Conference, also defending national champion The Fighting Illini, 8-1, used a 15-4 Manchester High sped past Glas H.S. Roundup play all the way to the final horn. coaching, Ladell Andersen has lead into the locker room. outrebounded their Big East oppo Louisville some more trouble. streak to take a 41-30 lead at tonbury High with a 29-13 burst en There’s no place in sports for halftime. They then outscored never seen — or enjoyed — a half Reserve forward Mike Smith nents 23-13 in the opening 20 The host Hoosiers, 7-1, trailed route to an easy 80-46 victory in anyone who won’t go the whoie Coventry triumphs like Brigham Young played against scored 34 points, including 3-for-3 minutes, and finished with a 51-37 49-42 with 9:07 left, but then scored Missouri 9-2 for a 50-32 margin with intradivision boys’ basketball ac distance." for the TV time out,” Pitt Coach any different. No. 14 Pittsburgh. shooting from three-point range, Paul Evans said. "Then, atthenext advantage on the boards. 11 straight points during a 161 16 minutes left. tion Tuesday night at Clarke Arena. Kevin Nagot had 18 points and COVENTRY - The Coventry East bowed to East Lyme High The Cougars ran off 23 straight and grabbed 13 rebounds while Bob dead bail, we found out there was no Pitt, 5-2, made only 3 of its 15 burst. Keith Smart’s foul shot put No. 10 aoorgolown 04, Rorldi The decision leaves the Indians Sean Roberson 16 to lead the High girts’ basketball team got School Tuesday night, 58-53, at the points during a 29-2 onslaught early Capener added 23 points. TV. That was some streak they put three-point attempts. Charles Indiana ahead for good at 50-49 with A8M 85: Mark Tillmon scored 17 and Tomahawks both I-l for the Warriors. Wade Cassells netted 12 back on the winning track Tuesday Eagles’ Nest, dropping the Eagles’ in the game and trampled the The score was tied 9-9 before host on." Smith led the Panthers with 22 7:17 remaining, and Calloway points and undefeated Georgetown season. points and Brian Rooney 9 to lead night by whipping Putnam, 67-39. record to 82 while the visiting Panthers 93-73 Tuesday night. BYU broke loose, opening a 38-11 In other Top Twenty games. No. 8 points and Demetreus Gore had 17. scored six of the next seven points. beat Florida A&M for its eighth Manchester next ■ sees action Bolton. Rooney, Ed Cusano, Mike Coventry’s record is now 2-1 while ‘T v e never been associated with margin with 8:02 left in the first Indiana beat Louisville 67-58, No. 9 "I hope we just had a bad game," victory. against crosstown East Catholic at Vikings improved their record to Yavinsky piayed weil and Ted Daiy Putnam falls to 2-3. 2- 0. a team that had that kind of half. Smith scored 11 and Capener Illinois trounced Missouri 92-74 and Evans said. "If not, we can send our No. 8 llllnolg 92, MIgaourl 74: Ken Senior Reggie Williams added 16 the Eagles' gym Saturday at 8 p.m. did a go()d job at point guard for the Junior Lestie Danehy, who first-half play. It was the best half eight during the spurt. No. 10 Georgetown beat Florida ( uniforms back to the equipment Norman scored 24 points and points, the first time this season he in the Rotary Club Classic. Windsor The two teams played to a Bulldogs. scored a game-high 21 points, for a team I’ve coached," An “ At the five-minute mark, we A&M 94-65. man.” Illinois ended the first half with a has not led the Hoyas in scoring. and Middletown High meet in the deadlock after the first quarter, Bolton’s next outing is Saturday tallied 11 of those points in the first dersen, who has worked for BYU, were two points down and waiting BYU, 6-4, forced 15 Pitt turnovers No. 8 Indiana 87, Loulsvillg 58: strong surge and opened the second Williams also had 10 rebounds. other half of the scholastic pairing 13-13. The second quarter, however, night at Somers at 7; 30. quarter to push the homestanding did the Eagles in. Damian Canny, r at 4 p.m. VALLEY REGIONAL (46) — Brian Patriots to a 21-7 lead after the first The Indians had a slim 14-13 lead who led East with 15 points and 12 Church 0 2-2 2, Saon Rabtrtson 5 46 16, turn. "We pressed and had several after one period. When halftime rebounds, experienced foul trouble K tv in Nagot 6 66 18, Ted Helser 01-11, steals and she (Danehy) was just and the Eagles began turning the Chad Brlgockos 4 80 8, Roger Bairstow rolled around, Manchester’s lead 01-21. Aaron Atkinson 0800. Totals 15 popping them in from the outside,” was 43-26. Sophomore Paris Oates, ball over. "(Damian) Canny and 1815 46. BOLTON (X) — Ted Daly 2804, Mike Coventry coach Ray Dimmock who had 13 points and IS rebounds, (Mike) Sipples got into foul trouble said. and the turnovers against their Yavinsky 2 06 4, Wade Cassells 5 2-312, SCOREBOARD had 6 of those points and Cinque Ed Cusano 2804, Brian Rooney 26109, Coventry increased its iead to Barlow added 4 off the bendh as the (East Lyme) pressure hurt,” Eagle Craig Winslow 0 06 0. Totals 13 7-13 33. 3815 at halftime and 4827 following coach ^ y Page explained. East 8polnt field goals; Robertson (2), scoring was evenly distributed. Nagot (1). the third period. “ It (the win) was a Los Angeles St. 91, Milwaukee Eng. 62 "We got our running game going trailed at halftime, 34-21, before a good turnaround for us after the Whalsrs 2, Bruins 0 Rsd Wings 3, Black Hawks 1 Suns 120, Mavericks 119 Louisiana Tech 70, Weber St. 69, OT second-half rally fell short. Montane91,Cent.Waihlngton66 _ on them," Manchester coach Frank Cromwell game,” Dimmock said. Hockey Kind said. "We have some speed “ We made a run at the end of the Boston 8 8 8 -8 Chicago 8 I 8—1 Basketball DALLAS (119) New Mexica 90, Oklahoma St. 74 Girls Basketball "It was a good team effort. I Hartford i i 8—2 Detroit 2 1 8—3 Aguirre 16X 67 3Z Perkins 1-11 86 5, Northrldge St. 83, Ala.-Huntsville 67 and we’re trying to use it the best third quarter and into the fourth,’’ Oregon St. 70, Stanford66 decided to play everybody and First Period—1, Hartford, Babych 4 Rrst Period—1, Detroit, Probert 8 Donaldson 810 46 2Z Blackman 18 X 4 6X , we can. Even our two big people can Page said. “ We had it (the score) everybody played each quarter.” (Francis, McEwen), 15:12 (pp). (Lewis, M llng), 3:54. 2, Detroit, Oates 10 Harper 61185IZ Schrempf161-2Z B. Davis Son Diego 48, Rice47 down to 3 with under a minute left, Penalties—Anderson, Hor (tripping), ((killant, Veltch), 6:40 (pp). Penalties— 84 83 Z Wood 68 86 8, Tarplev 1-3 1-2 Z So. Methodist 68, Chamlnode64 get up the court. There are nights MHS falls short Kim Mizesko had 17 points and 20 Donnelly, Chi (hooking), 4:49; Lewis, Oet NBA standings Texas Christian n . Long Beach St. 72 where it won’t work so well but but, they made their foul shots NHL standings 1:08; Bourque, Bos (tripping), 2:52; Wennlngton 1-3062. Totata 48101 21-X119. Washlngton95, Southern Cal 82 rebounds for the Patriots and McEwen, Har (hooking), 8:12; Unse- (Interference), 7:46; Presley, Chi, double tonight it did.” when they had to." GLASTONBURY - Raliying man. Bos (hIgh-stIckIng), 13:41; Evason, minor (slashing, hIgh-stIckIng), 9:01; EASTERN CONFERENCE PHOENIX (IX) from a 18point third-quarter de Maura Danehy added 10 points. W ALES CONFERENCE Manchester’s advantage was 62- Scott Altrui added 14 points for Fotrldc DivMen Hor (high-sticking), 12:41; McCarthy, B.Murray, Chi (roughing), 9:01; Snepsts, Atlantic DIvMan Gattlson 1618 1-1 29, Pinckney 811 8419, Big East standings ficit, Manchester High saw its Coventry’s next game is Saturday Bos (Interference), 14:05; Burridge, Bos, Det, double minor (slashing, hlgh- W L Pet. OB Adams6126514, Davls8X89X, Humphries 36 after three periods. Junior point the Eagles. Scott Ricci led the E W L T Pti OF OA comeback fall a point short as the at home against Windham Tech at Philadelphia 25 8 2 S3 155 92 mlnor-malor (Instigotor, fighting), 16:04; stlcklng), 9:01; Higgins, Det, molor-game Boston 16 9 .640 — 6986Z Gondrezick 1682Z Bedford896810, Big E o it Conitranca O'ell guard Matt Vaughn chipped in a Vikings with 17 points. East’s next 12:30 p.m. NY Islanders 19 13 2 40 133 119 IMneen, Har, malor (fighting), 16:04; misconduct (high-sticking), 9:01; D6 Plilladelphla 14 12 .5 X 2Vz tenden 871-2 5, Hornocek 361-2 7. Totals W L w L game is Saturday at 8 p.m. against Indians bowed, 53-52, to Glaston Johnston, Bos, malor (fighting), trolt bench, served by Shedden (too many Washington 12 13 .4 K 4 489426X1X. St. John's 1 0 6 0 dozen points, including three 3- COVENTRY (67) — Stacy ROberttan Pittsburgh 15 14 5 35 138 120 men on Ice), 17:32. crosstown rival Manchester High in bury High in intradivision girls’ 1 802, Anna Werfal 4828, Kim M Izttko New Jersey 16 16 2 34 133 154 18:41; Klelnendorst, Har, mlnor- Now Jersey 6 19 .240 10 Dallas X 11 X 14—119 Vlllonova 1 0 5 4 pointers, and dished out 7 assists for malor (Instigator, nghtlng), 18:41; Llnse- Second Period—3, Detroit, Veltch 6, New York 6 21 .222 11 Phoenix X 27 X 28—I X Syracuse 0 0 8 0 the Indians. Bruce Rosenberg and the first round of the Manchester basketball action Tuesday night. 6 68 17, Leille Danehy 9 84 21, LIto NY Rangers 12 16 6 30 136 143 mon. Bos, double-minor (high-sticking), 6 :a (pp). 4, Chicago, Fraser 11 (T. Murray, Central Division Fouled out—None. Rebounds— IXillas 57 Georgetown 0 0 8 0 The ioss was the fourth in as Talaga 1 80 2, Maura Danehy 5 06 10, Washington 11 17 6 28 104 133 LaVarre), 15:49. Penalties— Fraser, Chi, Mike Lata were also in twin figures Rotary Club Classic at East. Brenda Thalacker 1 82 2, Nektarla Adams DtvMon 19:22; Samuelsson, Har (high-sticking), Atlanta 19 6 .760 — (Donaldson 16), Phoenix 59 (CJottlson, Providence 0 0 7 1 many outings for the Indians. 19:2Z mlnor-malor (slashing, fighting), :14; Milwaukee 19 8 .704 1 Bedford 10)/ Assists— Dallas 26 (Harper Pittsburgh 0 0 5 2 for the Indians with 13 and 10 East took the junior varsity GItile 0 80 0, Corine Caglanallo 0 1-2 1 Hartford 18 9 5 41 110 99 Kocur, Det, mlnor-malor (roughing, fight Glastonbury goes to 2-2 with the Totals 29 818 67 Montreal 17 14 5 39 126 115 Second Period—Z Hartford, Tippett 4 Detroit 14 9 .609 4 10), Phoenix 31 (Humphries, Hornocek 9). Boston College 0 0 6 3 markers, respectively. contest, 58-53. T.J. Leahy led the (Jarvis), 4:07 (sh). Penalties— ing), :14; Donnelly, Chi (hooking), 4:X; Chicago 13 12 .5X 6 Total fouls—Dallas 27, Phoenix 26. Connecticut 0 1 4 4 victory. PUTNAM (X) — Kim Breault 0800, Boston 16 14 4 36 117 109 Sovard,(3il (tripping),11:X;Yzerman,(}et Tim O’Grady led Glastonbury Eagles with 23 points, including Crista Falzarano 1845, MauraGulllot2 Quebec IS 16 5 35 126 113 AAactTermId, Har (Interference), 2:X; Indiana 13 14 .481 7 Technicals— Dallas Coach Motto, Dallas Seton Hall 0 1 6 1 Glastonbury had a slender 188 Markwart, Bos, double minor (roughing), (Interference), 19:17. Cleveland 11 14 .440 8 delay of game, Phoenix assistant with 11 points. 11-for-ll from the foul line. 85 7, Amy Crabtree 1 81 2, Shannon Buftolo 8 22 4 20 106 134 Dreary 0 81 0, Trocy LeFebvre 1 85 5, C Third Period—None. Penalty—Burr, Det lead after one quarter before CAMPBELL CONFERENCE 5:59; Barr,Hor (roughing), 5:59; Samuels WESTERN CONFERENCE coachBlanchl. A—10,1X. Tuetdov'f Results Kinel said Manchester is some EAST L Y M E ( X ) — Rob Fritz 5 2-212, son, Har (roughing), 8:24; DIneen, Hor (holding), 10:47. Midwest Divislen UConn 54, Fairfield 51 Bill Hawkins 3 2-4 8, Wade Ledbetter 2 moving to a 23-19 halftime bulge. Kelli Dery 5 81613, Dawn Menoche 0 81 Nem s Divislen Shots on goal—Chicago 64-8—18. Detroit 0, Jen BIssete 11-2 3, Kelly Carrol 2834 Toronto 14 15 4 32 114 119 (roughing), 12:33; Simmer, Bos (hlgh- Dallas 17 9 .654 — Brigham Young 93, Pittsburgh 73 where between the performance 3-4 7, Rick O’Donnell 01-21, ScoH Ricci 6 The Tomahawks spurted to a 48-29 stlcklng),12:37, 18167—3Z Utah 17 9 .654 — Georgetown 94, Florida A&M 65 against Glastonbury, ^nd the open 61217, Mike SIcard 3807, Pete Walker 1 Minnesota 14 16 3 31 133 132 Power-ploy (X>Portunltles—Chicago 0 of Denver 12 15 .444 5Vi edge after three periods before the Detroit 12 IS 6 X 102 115 Third Period—None. Penalties—DIneen, Vlllonova 62, Drexel 50 ing one that resulted in a loss to 84 5, John Anderson 0 1-2 1. Totals 20 Har (cross-checking), 5:39; Simmer, Bos 5; Detroit 2 of 1 Houston 10 15 .400 6Vz Warriors 112, T rallbiszers 111 Friday's Gome 17-30 58 Indians came back. St, Louis 12 15 6 X 110 125 (tripping), 6:09; Kasper, Bos (roughing), (Joolles—Chicago, Sauve (32 shots-X Sacramento 8 18 .308 9 Howall-Loa Invltatlonol: Syracuse Windham. "We didn’t play poorly Chicago 11 18 6 28 121 146 EAST CATHDLIC (S3) — Damian Behind the efforts of Barb 9:09; Ferraro, Har (roughing), 9:09. saves). Detroit, Stefan (1817). San Antonio 7 X .259 lOVi PORTLAND (111) vs. Wichita State at Windham. But nor are we this Canny 6 3615, Andy Klopfer 2669, Mike Wrestling BC Smyttie Divislen Shots on goal— Boston 869—23. Hart A—17,106. Pacific Division Saturday's Games O’ Brien, Anna Riggio, Erin Pres Edmonton 22 13 2 46 162 127 Carr 88 1-1 7, Vandeweghe 1819 83 26, great of a team. We’re somewhere Sipples 4 1-2 9, T.J. Leahy 1 80 2, ScoH ford 813-2—23. Referee— Bill McCreary. Linesmen— L.A. Lakers 20 6 .769 — Johnson 813692Z Drexler819810X, Porter Pitt at Hawaii Rainbow Classic Altrui 5 6414, Joe Tomkunas 106 2, Dan cott and sophomore Paula Hollis, bell Calgary X 14 1 41 137 129 Ron Asselstine, Bob Hodges. Golden State 16 11 .593 4CHICAGO STING—Announced the re Nets 119, Jazz 96 23, Hanzilk 814 46 20, Walker 85 67 11, Halftime—Brigham Young 55, Pltt8 want to have the ball,” Johnson finished out a 12-minute tour of duty nil Randy Mltton,SwedeKnox. Referee—Dan Marouelll. Linesmen— as Chicago beat visiting Cleveland. games. The Jazz had won nine of 10 32-0 in that span. The Huskies are Mark Pare, Jerry Potemon. signed nation of Willy Roy, head coach. Rasmussen 26 81 4, Evans 86 80 6. Totals burgh X . Thre6polnt goals—Pittsburgh 8 said. "But it wasn’t just me out Spurs. with a pretty feed to a breaking Cliff Named Erich Guyer head coach. 46103283611Z 15 (Goodson 8 Z Cavanaugh 1-1, Aiken 86, Jordan, averaging 37.5 points per before losing in New Jersey. Robinson for a resounding slam 34-0 against non-Big East teams UTAH (H) there. It was a total team effort.” ye Canucks 6. Kings 4 Tripucka 815 46 10, Malone 7-13 65 18, SEATTLE (W) Gore 84), Brigham Young 817 (Haws 81, game, has scored 40 or more in 15 of Karl Malone scored 18 points for with 18 seconds to go. overall in the past eight seasons in NEW YORK EXPRESS—Fired Roy CJiambers 16X 6635, McDaniel 814682Z Capener 61Z Humphreys 81, M.SmIlh The Lakers beat the Kings for the Sonics 127, Nuggets 116 ho Kll vecka, head coach and director of player Eaton 891-3 7, (Jreen 88806 Hansen 61083 Uster 26 69 10, Ellis 7-11 1-1 16,Young83 3-3). Fouled out—Aiken, C. Smith, Cooper, 25 games this season. Utah. That made it 54-49 and sealed Storrs. . .UConn is back in action at Los Angeles t 2 1—4 Islandsrs 4, Penguins 3 (OT) personnel. Named Mark Steffens Interln' 14, Benson 811006, Stockton 87648, Curry Stephenson. Rebounds—Pittsburgh 37 21st straight time since Feb. 18, The Bulls broke the game in the Tom Chambers scored 23 of his 35 612 8410, T. Bailey 85(H)4, lavoronl 61482 86 4, McMillan 85 1-3 5, Johnson 1-1 86 Z Rockets 121, Clippers 96 Fairfield’s fate. the ninth annual Connecticut Mut Vancouver 2 0 4—6 coach. Stansburv69461ZLucas866611, Williams (Lane 14), Brigham Young 51 1983, despite the absence of Kareem third quarter. Jordan scored 14 points in the second half as Seattle ual Classic Monday and Tuesday First Period—1, Vancouver, Pederson COLLEGE 10, Scurry 8384. Totals 36107283196. 6982 lO.Totals 4890 3841127. (M. Smith 13). Assists—Pittsburgh 10 Abdul-Jabbar, who missed the “ 1 thought Pikiell gave us a little 11 (Skriko, LIdster), 13:55 (op). Z Los Pittsburgh e 2 1 0—3 LOUISIANA STATE—Named Mike points as Chicago outscored the Jim Petersen scored a career- rallied past Denver. night at the Hartford Civic Center. NEW JERSEY (119) ((Joodson 5), Brigham Young 16 (Haws lift,” Calhoun said. "What ever he Angeles, Dionne 14 (Robitallle, Wells), N.Y. Islanders l l l 1—4 Archer, defensive coordinator, head Denver 41 n X n —116 7). Total fools—Pittsburgh 26, Brigham game with an eye injury. Los Cavaliers 3818 in the period, high 20 points and Akeem Olajuwon Chambers scored 13 points in the 1 16:X (pp). 3, Vancouver, Sundstrom 14 Rrst Period—1, New York, LaFontolnelS coach. Turner 16 82 4, Williams 610 68 15, gave us was a bonus. I do think he The Huskies meet the University of GmlnskI 7-12 86 17, Washington 88 80 6, Seante X X X 11—IX Young 27. Technicals—Pittsburgh bench. Angeles also ran into trouble when turning a 51-48 halftime deficit into also tallied 20 as Houston sent third quarter and Maurice Lucas, wii (LId ste r, T o m b e llln l), 18:51 (pp). (Bossy, Jonsson), 13:49 (pp). PURDUE—Named Bill Michael assist Three-point goals-English, Ellis. A—X,1X. should be proud of himself.” Hartford Monday night at 9 p.m. Penalties—Los Angeles bench, served by Penalties— Curran, NY (elbowing), 2:20; ant coach and defensive line coach. Bob Brown 11-19 85 25, J. Bailey 68 1-2 11, James Worthy, Kurt Rambis, Mike a 78-69 lead. visiting Los Angeles to its sixth playing for the first time in 17 ar( Woolrldge 814 67 23. Wood 86 80 8, Fouled out—None. Rebounds—Denver 63 It was far from textbook basket with Texas A&M vs. Lehigh in the 7 Williams (too many men on Ice), 11:52; Oohlqulst, Pit (hooking), 9:X; Duguoy, Stanley offensive coordinator and offen (Lever 10), Seattle 60 (McDaniel, Smerk and Frank Brickowski all John Paxson and Charles Oakley straight loss. games after a pinched nerve in his rel Petit, Von (tripping), 14:57; Duchesne, Pit (hooking), 13:35; Jonsson, NY (trip sive line coach, Scott Wolker recruiting McKenna 87 80 6, Coleman 1-1 80 2, ball the first 20 minutes. UConn was p.m. opener. The consolation and Mannion 1-2 80 2.Totals 4893 18X 119. McMillan 8). Assists— Denver 19 (Lever How top twenty fared picked up three fouls in the first scored 15 each for the Bulls. John Petersen hit for nine straight neck, to help the SuperSonics turn a LA (holding), 17:X; Butcher, Van (slash ping),18:58. coordinator and tight end coach. Tommy 7), Seattle 32 (Young 7). Total fouls— 8-for-30 from the field for 26.7 championship games are Tuesday ing), 19:10. Second Period—Z Pittsburgh, Duguav 4 Reoux defensiveend coach, [Jan Lounsbury Utah 22 2» 23 23— N half. Williams had 17 for Cleveland. points that gave the host Rockets a four-point halftime deficit into a at 7 and 9 p.m., respectively. . . Co (Johnson, Dahlqulst), 2:32. 3, New York, New Jersey X 29 n 38-119 Denver 30, Seattle 2Z A—7659. percent. The Stags were nearly as Second Period— 4, Los Angeles, Lukowich running back roach, Phil Bennett defensive How the top twenty teams In The Johnson made up the difference 98-77 lead going into the fourth two-point lead entering the final George played the full 40 minutes 10 (Carson, Robitallle), 6:41 (pp). 5, Los LaFontolne 19 (Bossy, Jonsson), 8:51 coordinator and linebackers coach, Three-point goals—Hansen, Wood 84. Associated Press' college basketball poll by making 17 of 36 shots from the Suns 120, Mavericks 119 period. bad, 7-for-25 for 28 percent. Buona- Angeles, Carson 16 (NIcholls, Duchesne), (pp). 4, Pittsburgh, Buskos 2 (Simpson), Jim Elam defensive bocks coach, Mike Fouled out—None. Rebounds—Utah 65 faredTuesday: quarter. guro wouldn’t relate it to lack of for UConn and had 7 assists, two of (Benson, lovaronl 10), New Jersey 67 floor and going 12-for-16 from the Rookie forward Kenny Gattison Alex English scored 36 for the 7:X (pp). Penalties— Lukowich, LA (rough 13:28. Penalties— Mothlason, Pit (trlp- Sanfordgamecoordlnatorandquarterback Bucks 110, Spurs 108 1. Nevodo-Las Vegas (96) did not Darnell Valentine led the concentration, though. "I think it steals and zero turnovers. mi ing), 2:45; Hodgson, Van, double minor plng), 8:13; DIneen, NY (slashing), 13:42; coach, and Craig Rave tight ends and wide (Williams 13). Assists—Utah 19(Stockton6), ploy. foul line. He also had 10 rebounds scored 29 points and grabbed 10 Clippers with 23 points. visiting Nuggets. (roughing), 2:45; Los Angeles bench, (9ulnn, Pit (holding), 19:07; Curran, NY receiver coach. New Jersey X (Wood 10). Total 2. Purdue (76) did not ploy. was fatigue,” he said, referring to UCONN (54) — Cliff Robinson 614 7-10 to (roughing), 19:07. fo u ls — U tah 21, New J e rs e y 27. SAN ANTONIO (108) and nine assists. rebounds in his first NBA start as 23. Jeff King 613 2-4 8, Gerry Besselink served by Williams (too many men on Corbin 613 82 14, Greenwood 87 3-3 7, 3. Iowa (106) did not ploy. his club’s game Saturday against th( Ice), 4:10; Petit, Von (tripping), 4:24: Third Period—5, Pittsburgh, Cun- Technicals—Bailey 2 (elected). A—9,871. 4. North Carolina (7-1) did not ploy. Los Angeles Coach Pat Riley said Phoenix beat visiting Dallas for the 67 62 8, Phil Gomble 2-7 1-2 5, Tate neyworth 10 (Bodger, Quinn), 2:04. 6, Gilmore 88 46 10, Dawkins 7-17 83 17, Syracuse. “ We’ve played like that George 66 1-1 5, Steve Pikiell 82 2-4 2, Vancouver bench, served by Bruce (too Robertson 11-198325, Thompson 6104614, 5. Auburn (66) did not ploy. Johnson’s performance was proof first time in eight games. Now York, Lelter 4 (B. Sutter), 15:10. 6. Oklahoma (61) did not ploy. all year. The first half we haven’t Greg Economou 81800, Robert Urserv many men on Ice), 5:10; Sundstrom, Von SundvOld 68 2-2 12, Krystkowlak 86 86 9, that the seven-year NBA veteran Gattison replaced injured Larry 1-1812, James Spradllng801-21. Totals fill (tripping), 7:09; Williams, LA,misconduct, Penalty—Makelo, NY (hooking), 7:49. Bowling Moore80060. Totals 41-882627108. 7. Syracuse (80) did not ploy. shot well. What keeps us in games is 16:32; NIcholls, LA, malor (fighting), Overtime—7, New York, Bossy 22 (Kon- 8. Indiana (7-1) beat Louisville 67-5Z "is right up there with guys like Nance. 1851 1626 54. se: royd, Kromm), 3:25. Penalties—Curran, Rockets 121, Clippers 96 MILWAUKEE (118) our defense,” he said. FAIRFIELD (51) — Tim O’Toole 610 16:32; (Salley, LA, mlnor^ome misconduct Cummings 1817 610 26, Reynolds 678715, 9. Mllnols (81) beat Missouri 9874. Michael Jordan and Larry Bird.” Mark Aguirre scored 32 for the he (roughing), 16:32: Banning, Van, mlnor- NY (roughing), 2:43; Quinn, Pit (slash 10. Georgetown (86) beat Florida A&M UConn, which at times used its 61012, Tom Cook 64804, Andy WoodtII ing), 2:43. Slkma678214,Hodoos891-16,Pressev 611 “ If he shoots the ball 30 times he’s Mavericks and Rolando Blackman 82 2-2 2, A.J. Wvnder 69 66 11, Ed malor (Instigator, fighting),16:32; Dionne, L.A. CLIPPERS (96) 65 16, MokeskI 82 82 2, Pierce 7-136618, distinct height advantage to score (Jolden 2-6 80 4, Troy Bradford 612 2-2 LA (Interference), 18:45. Shots on goal—Pittsburgh 3-7-5-0—15. Cunllffe Auto Cage 615 65 16, Maxwell 88 46 10, 11. North Carolina State (7-1) did not ploy. going to get 40 or so points,” Riley had 30. 9 Third Period—6, Voncouver, Sundstrom New 'I'ork 167-61—2B. Breuer 36 869, Smith 1-386Z Brodlev 1-386 inside, used it moreso at the 14, Ed Duncan 63 80 4. Totals 17-461620 Paul Nagle 166151-434, Rick Johnson Beniamin 68 65 12, Valentine 818 66 23, Z Totals 4876 2637110.
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Leftovers BLOl beautifully, but will fall imme servings. Z teaspoons prepared Place packages of spinach in on high. (Discard liquid from • Israel. These, however, take far frothy. Brush some of it over one of diately upon being removed from cheese base can be heated at 30% horseradish oven. Microwave at high 4>A to 6‘4 second jar.) longer than the half hour that the spatula and fry on the other side. may be reheated, but will never be the circles. Place a scant teaspoon the microwave because a crust is (medium-low). Z teaspoons Worcestershire minutes, or until heated, rearrang In a medium mixing bowl, club meets each week. Drain on paper toweling or other quite as crisp as those which are of ham in the center of the circle, not developed. Browning will also Cheese should not be heated at Polynesian appetizers sauce ing once. Drain pressing out excess combine onions and garlic with The club is a break in an absorbent paper. Sprinkle with fresh. then top with another circie. 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Place on a classes, explained Donna Rubin, the fruit into large chunks and stir Place on a floured baking sheet or Z packets active dry yeast ing the directions given on the high and defrost, use the lower (A teaspoon garlic powder pepper, onion, and butter; cover. seconds, or untii softened. Mix in small plate covered with paper who is principal of religious educa into the batter. ’Then drop into the board. Repeat with remaining 1 cup warm water package. Once they have been power level. It will take a little 1 tablespoon water Microwave at high 30 to 45 seconds, remaining ingredients. Spoon into towel. Microwave 1 to 1>4 minutes tion at the temple. "The students hot fat by spoonfuls. circles, so there is a total of 12 1> plus I teaspoon granulated cooked in the conventional manner, longer, but the results will be much 1 tablespoon soy sauce or untii vegetables are tender- bread shell. Place on paper towel- on high. Yields enough topping for are having fun, but they’re learning doughnuts. Cover loosely with a sugar they can be reheated quickly in the more satisfactory. 1 can (8>/4 ounces) pineapple crisp, stirring once. Place cream lined plate. Microwave at high 45 approximately 60 crackers. a lot as well,” she said. “ We are Potato latkes dish towei and let rise untii almost teaching how to keep a Kosher 1> cup butter or margarine, doubled in size, about an hour. home, and the reasons behind many, Z(4 pounds potatoes, preferably melted and coaled Z large eggs of our customs.” “baking” potatoes such as Russet Put enough oil into a large Group participation was the rule or Idaho varieties, peeled 1 teaspoon salt saucepan or wok so that it is about 2 V4 cup Instant nonfat dry milk Hartid photo by Papptt, Girls Scouts are honored on Sunday as students vied for the 1 large or Z small onions inches deep. Heat oil until hot. c chance to break eggs and stir the 3 large eggs, lightly beaten powder about 350 degrees. Gently drop a 3(4 cups all-purpose white flour, batter. ’The fritters were just 1 teaspoon salt, or to taste few of the doughnuts into the oil, but Beth Rackow of Highwood Drive chops apples for the ON 1 Vi preferably unbleached beginning to sizzle when the bell cup matza meal, or Z to 3 do not overcrowd. Fry about 3 fritters at Temple Beth Sholom. Rackow is a member of Vi rang, indicating that the students tablespoons all-purpose flour cup thick jam, any flavor minutes on each side, or until as they cheer MCC team Vegetable oil for frying the cooking club that meets each Sunday. needed to move on to their next Vegetable oil for frying puffed and golden brown. Drain on Granulated or powdered sugar class. "Come back after class, Shred or grate potatoes, alter paper towels, the coat, while still (or coating C om e one, The second class taught the ' they’ll be ready for you,” Levy told nately with the onion, to keep the warm, with sugar. Repeat until all GREAT PLM E^ potatoes from darkening. (The size In a large mixing bowl, combine doughnuts have been fried. Forbest come all! All manual alphabet, numbers I to 10, them. TO BUY SELL of the shreds is a matter of personal the yeast, *4 cup of the water and 1 Cadette. Junior j A*-' and how to “ sign” your name. " It ’s ” Oh, boy. I can’t w ait!” one flavor and texture, serve within a TRADE OR REKT. thE CbssifiEds! taste, and much debate. Coarse teaspoon of sugar. Let mixture sit an d Senior good exercise for the fingers,” student replied. few hours. troops are in Girl Scout commented a Manchester leader. vited to Girl During the third class, everyone Scout Night on Roundup learned vocabulary for feelings: Tuesday. Jan. colors and action words. Each IWE WISH YOU 21. at East Ca Lois Gary person was given a card with a tholic High written sentence which she had tq School’s basket sign to the other students. This was I ball court. Come L_ _ a very enjoyable part of the class. U.8. cheer on MCC’s When it came time to this part, the SI Cougars, the champion girls’ bas words and phrases. They also Scouts agreed to meet twice more A Happy Holiday ketball team, as the team goes up learned “ Taps.” the Girl Scout since they had such a rewarding against Greenfield Community Col ■ Promise and the World Hunger learning experience. Everyone who lege’s Falcons. During half-time, Grace. took the class learned a very A MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL the cheerleaders will do a routine On the first night, the Scouts took important fact; sign language is » I Joyous New Year! for the Scouts. an "unfair spelling test." in which a true universal language and eve «nd to all our kind patrons a holiday May you enjoy the treasures and Uniforms are required — repeat tape recorder played the same 10 ryone could benefit from learning SI Jim & Perry packed full of the pleasures and treasures pleasures of this merry magical time! — required, at this function. words three times — first, as a some basic vocabulary. 2 Admission is free. There will be person with a high-frequency loss of this happy time. Our Thanks. To friends big and small ... Thanks! photographers from the Journal might hear them, the second time D D □ SI Inquirer and the Manchester He as a person with a low-frequency Senior Troop 2 held a Christmas PERRY’S Diet Center of Manchester ^ JUi rald to get pictures of your smiling loss might hear, and the third time, party on Dec. 18 at the DeJoannis! capitolJequipment CO. faces. The game starts at 6 p.m. as people with normal hearing home. Fifteen Scouts exchanged I AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY, INC. 113 Main St. 647-0469 ■ ■ M H lM i 38 MaiiTStr: Manchester 643-7958 might hear them. After the test the, I 244 Broad Street, Manchester • 647-8576 O □ □ cards, enjoyed Christmas musid chief complaint was, " I t ’s so and pizza, and grab-bag gifts. It f o x !E» m laac jasnasnaa; B3S iaat ESS £ » £ » teas Eoi Efid IS Ys Ztt £ » Li The council office in Hartford frustrating! ’’ was a most pleasant way to say offered sign-language classes, an The students also learned tips for good-bye to Scout activities for relating to disabled people (e.g., 4 educational and fun experience, on 1986. feel free to ask them questions, F Oct. 22 and 29 and on Nov. 12. Led by don’t pet a seeing-eye dog, don’t Linda Miller, a disabilities special Lois Gary Is a member of Senior lean on a person’s wheelchair, Herald photo by Pinto ist from South Windsor, 10 adults assist only when asked.) Troop 2. and Senior Scouts learned about 70 Ai
Police provide toys 1 Par Adopt a Pet (ab Manchester police Sgt. Gerald Caive, thorne is president of the union. The 5 An Det. Edward Wilson and Officer Jon officers presented the toys to the (ab 8 Die Hawthorne, from left, arrange some of Manchester Area Conference of Doberman is strong but gentle the 100 toys the police union bought for Churches Monday for distribution for 12 So needy children in Manchester. Haw Christmas. 13 Po By Barbara Richmond was found on Hartford Road bn family. And the dog on the opposite CO Special to the Herald Dec. 7. For a large dog, he’s very side of the size scale, a tiny 14 Cit gentle when it comes to accepting (%ihuahua cross, was adopted by 15 M( 16 Un A strong, but friendly, rust- dog biscuits. He is ready to be Brenda Griffin of Hackmatack About Town colored Doberman pinscher is this adopted. Street. She picked the little dog up 18 Do week’s featured pet. Of course, he’s Last week’s featured pet — the Monday and said she thou^t shd 20 Co been named Rusty. very large Malamute — has been might name it Monday. ; 21 Sis Cubs make gifts for center Groups earn Red Cross honors He’s about 2 or 3 years old and adopted by a Campfield Road ’The little dog that was picked up zoi last Monday on Hartford Road ana 22 Bo Cub Scout Pack 120 from St. James Church recently The American Red Cross, Connecticut Region Blood Prospect Street had to go to the (at made stocking snowmen as gifts for each resident of Services recently presented community awards. veterinarian to have stitches on Ms 23 Es< the Laurel Living Center on Chestnut Street. J.C. Penney of Manchester received the regional neck. Dog Warden Richard Rand 25 W* The pack sang Christmas carois at the center and award for greatest percent of annual company said he’s a very good little dogl 28 Yo 30 Ml presented the gifts to residents. Den ieader Carol Quish participation in fiscal year 1985-86, among business despite the fact that he did show led the singing. Judy Dionne accompanied on the 34 Fa and industries with 801 to 5,000 employees. The signs of neglect. Rand said the cut 36 Ye guitar. company also received honorable mention for greatest on his neck was probably from a The Tiger Cubs from Pack 120 made Christmas cards percent of donations coming from first-time donors. too-tight chain or collar. 37 Ga recently for some of the patients at the Meadows The Purdy Corp. received the regional award for the There were two new dogs at the im Convaiescent Home. The Tigers aiso coiiect canned greatest percent of donations coming from first-time 38 Fri pound on Monday. One is a quiet, good to be donated to the St. Vincent De Paul Society. donors among business and industries with 1 to 300 40 An well-mannered collie cross. Rand employees. 41 Ro said he’s about 6 years old and was Bolton High School received honorable mention for 43 Co picked up at the police station on 44 Ce Grange has New Year’s party greatest percent of student-faculty annual participa Dec. 21. Rand said he may have an 46 Sil Manchester Grange 31 will have a New Year’s Eve tion in the fiscal year. 9 48 Ai owner. party at the Grange onOlcottStreet on Dec. 31 at 8 p.m. Manchester Memorial Hospital received the re tip The price is $2.50 per person. Grange members may gional award for greatest percent of donations from Also new is a 3-month-old male 51 At bring friends. For reservations, call Celeste King, first-time donors among hospitals with 1,000 or more Staffordshire terrier. He was found 646-3268, or Ruth Herbele, 643-5391. employees. Dec. 18 on East Middle ’Turnpike at 52 Ur Lake Street. 56 Cl< The only other dog at the pound) 59 Cl besides two that are quarantined ce for biting, is the little hound that 60 At was picked up Dec. 8 at the 61 Se Menus M Parkade. It’s a male, about Syears 62 Be old and also shows signs of neglect. 63 Fo Rand is at the pound on Olcott served to Meals on Wheels clients Sunday: Roast beef with gravy, 64 M Senior citizens Street weekdays from noon to 1 the week of Dec. 29 through Jan. 2. baked chicken with sauce, ham tu The following meals will be burger on a bun. p.m. or he can be reached by calling 65 Ep served at Mayfair Gardens and ’The hot noon meal is listed first and the pound at 643-6842 or the the cool evening meal second. Westhill Gardens the week of Dec. Monday: Chicken Parmesan, Manchester Police Department at Monday: Roast beef with gravy, 29 through Jan. 2 to Manchester American chop suey, fried had 646-4555, or someone can be whipped potatoes, green beans, 1 Tr, residents who are 60 or older: dock, tuna skitchwich. reached at either niumber, Monday salad, pudding. Chicken salad Photo by Richmond flu Monday: Apple juice, kielbasa ’Tuesday: Stuffed filet of sole, through Friday from 6 to 9 p.m. 6 2 Cr sandwich, grapes, milk. links. German noodles, boiled cab honey dipped chicken, meatloaf ’There is a ^ fee to adopt a dog ’Tuesday: Leg of veal with gravy, 3 Re bage and carrots, rye bread, sliced with gravy, reuben sandwich. This handsome male Doberman pinscher is ready to be and the new owner must have it pears. baked potato, carrots, salad, cake. adopted. He is having a little outing with Dog Warden ’Turkey salad sandwich, pears, Wednesday: Liver mixed grill, licensed. Before being licensed, a Tuesday: Vegetable juice, sauer- milk. beef burgundy, tacos, cheese Richard Rand. The dog is strong, but gentle. dog must have Its rabies shot. braten with gingersnap gravy, Wednesday: Swedish meatballs ravioli. boiled new potatoes, peas and with gravy, noodles, spinach, cot onions, dinner roll, fresh fruit. ’Thursday: New Year’s menu. tage cheese, pudding. Egg salad Wednesday: Autumn soup, ma Friday: Veal Parmesan, fried sandwich, fruit and gelatin, milk. caroni and cheese, herbed green clam strips, macaroni and cheese, Emphysema wrecks lung capacity ’Thursday: New Year’s Day. beans, pumpernickel bread, blueb hot dogs on buns. Friday: Lasagna. peas, cauli DENVER (AP) - If the tissue erry tart with whipped topping. ratory Medicine here. symptoms of emphysema alert flower. salad, brownie. Ham sand Saturday: Turkey tetrazzzini. Inside a pair of human lungs were Thursday: New Year’s Day. But the disease called emphy them to their disease. wich. baked apple, milk. seafood newburg. manicotti, chef’s unfolded, it could completely cover sema can destroy much of this Friday: Spaghetti with Italian choice. two tennis courts. sauce and meatballs, broccoli, reserve capacity without our Some 2.5 million Americans The organ through which we suffer from emphsema. which kills tossed salad. Italian bread, Manchester Memorial knowledge, going on relentlessly to The durian, a sweet Southeast breathe is so crucial to our survival 13,000 people in the nation annu G applesauce. cause crippling and even life- The following suppers will be Asian fruit, has such an offensive that nature has given us six times threatening damage to the lungs. ally. Doctors at the center recom PFi served in the Manchester Memorial smell that some hotel owners won’t more of it than we need, say Specialists say patients have com mend simple lung function tests as Meals on Wheels Hospital cafeteria from 4:30 to 6:30 let guests eat the fruit indoors, says experts at the National Jewish monly lost 50 to 70 percent of their a part of annual physical examina . p.m.. from Dec. 28 through Jan. 3. The following meals are to be National GeograpMc World. Center for Immunology and Respi lung tissue by the time the tions for all adults. MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Dec. 24. 1986 — 17 18 - M 16 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, Dec. 24, 1986
HAQAR THE HORRIBLE by DIk Brown* SNAFU by Bruce Beatlle PEANUTS by Chari** M. Schulz WMATfe hamlet Po \H& ? WB'e Wednesday TV Advice NO, KEEP IT I I WAS ------r uEAVihUS' W E B R 0 U 6 HT ^OURTREE BACK! WR0N6..IT'S V0UR5! I CCX5KIE5 I 5AIP IF IT FELL OVER, 5:00PM (X) MOVIE: 'Bail. Book and [USA] MOVIE: 'Animal Crackers' The GZ) News FOP SAMTA V Candle’ A young lady with strange pow Marx Brothers wreak havoc when a family [CNN] Sports Tonight IT WAS YOURS..KEEP IT) ers meets a book publisher on the eve of throws a party for them. Marx Brothers. CLAUS [DIS] MOVIE; 'The Journey of Natty his wedding. James Stewart, Kim Novak. Margaret Dumont. 1930. Explanation for ‘skin a cat’ Jack Lemmon. 1959. Qann' A 13-year-old girl befriends a gentle 8:30PM (£ (SB Head of the Cla*s (CC| wolf on a cross-country trip to locate her O ) MOVIE: 'Put N' Stuf' A children's Substitute teacher Charlie Moore atterripts missing father. Meredith Salinger, John fantasy with marionettes and live action. to give his over-achiever students a more Cusack, Lainie Kazan. 1985. Rated PG. Jack Wild, Billie Hayes, Martha Raye. rounded education by taking them to a [ESPN] SportsCenter 1970. high school dance. (R). isn’t just another fish story d ] Christmas Eve Service [ESPN] Auto Racing '86: IHRA Drag dD Million Dollar Chance of a Lifetime 1 2:00AM Racing Hurst Pro Stock Shootout from (60 min.) [D IS ] Danger Bay Bristol, TN. (R). dD MOVIE; 'A Christmas Carol' Miserly DEAR moment to tell- her that she was 9:00PM QD Magnum, P.l. Magnum's Ebenezer Scrooge is changed by the spirits ' n o w I H A V E T O [HBO] MOVIE: 'Spies Uke Us' (CC) AB BY: I think adopted. We know that it should REALLY? THANK YOU! Two eccentric government workers find award presentation from a private investi of Christmas Past, Present and Future. PEC O R ATE IT A LL J gators' organization Is marred when a Alastair Sim, Kathleen Harrison. Jack War you should know come from us — not someone else. THE PHANTOM by La* Falk A By Barry A\ERRY CHRISTMAS) themselves embroiled in international es O V E R A 6AIN. pionage when they enter a spy-training number of the detectives are murdered. ner. 1951. that the "c a t” in Have you any suggestions on how (60 min.) (R). program. Dan Aykroyd. Chevy Chase, dD Nightlife t h e phrase to tell her? As time goes on, it’s /„LIV1NS IN TARASHIMA Donna Dixon. 1985. Rated PG. (X) (S) MOVIE; ‘Night They Saved GD Midnight Mass from St. Patricks "There’s more Dear Abby getting harder to tell her. WITH A REAL PICTATOR Christmas' (CC) Drilling for Arctic oil Cathedral (90 min.) (SENERAL lOZZON. AS 5l30PM [ESPN] Down the Stretch than one way to MOM threatens Santa Claus's toy factory at the GD Tales of the Unexpected Abigail Van Buren COZV A&TWO [M AX] Martin Mull Presents the His North Pole, so a mother and her three skin a c a t" ref Keys Success Buas IN A RU6 tory of W hite People in America: White children set out to save it from certain des GD to ers not to the D E AR MOM: Select a tim e when Crime Hal Harrison's young son Tommy truction. Jaclyn Smith, Art Carney, Paul Le GD GD Christmas Eve: Mass at St. Pe furry feline var neither of you is rushed, and make learns the hard facts about white justice Mat. 1984. (R). when he is thrown in the Hawkins Falls jail. ter's His Holiness Pope John Paul II cele iety, but to the it soon. Tell her plainly that you MOVIE: 'An American Christmas brates Christmas Eve midnight mass from dD Mississippi mud adopted her. Be prepared to answer 6:00PM CD CB (S) ® ® News Carol' An updated version of the classic St. Peter's Basilica in Vatican City. (90 min.) variety; catfish. scheduled this tournament at sea.” dD Three's Company Charles Dickens tale about an old man who some questions such as; Did you never enjoyed Christmas. Henry Winkler, Some types of catfish have a Catfish have a tough outer skin know my mother and father? GD Mork and Mindy Gp Christmas Eve Mass from St. Pa Dorian Harewood. David Wayne. 1979. trick's Cathedral From New York City, a smooth, tough, inedible skin in instead of scales, and fishermen Where are they now? (Answer all CAPTAIN EASY ‘ by Crook* A Ca*ale dS) Gimme a Break (S) Gimme a Break (CC) Nell faces the midnight service conducted by Cardinal stead of scales, and, therefore, have long argued about the mo.st her questions honestly.) d$ Doctor Who loss of her three girls when Katie departs John J. O'Connor, archbishop of New must be skinned — not scaled like efficient method of skinning a Don’t make a "b ig deal” out of it. dD Charlie's Angels to San Francisco. Julie and Jonathan move York. The Gallery Choir of St. Patrick's out on their own and Samantha leaves for Cathedral sings "Oh Come All Ye Faithful, most other fish. So if you were to catfish. And that. Dear Abby. is Be as casual as possible, assuring ® Misa de Gallo college in New Jersey. (60 min.) (R) In " "Angels We Have Heard on High." "Oh ask any number of catfish aficiona how that expression cam e about. her that she is loved and doubly dZ) MacNell-Lehrer Newshour Stereo. Holy Night," "Oh Little Town of Bethle dos how to prepare this Southern JACK L. DVEIRIN. hem. " "Hark the Herald Angels Sing," wanted because you chose her. BLONDIE by Doan Young A Stan Drak* d j) MOVIE: 'Babes in Toyland' The evil © ) Coast Guard Band Christmas Con delicacy before cooking, you will NEW ORLEANS cert (60 min.) 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CENTER ST., MANCHESTER, CT. overlooking the teacher’s parking Kirby, head of the Art Department, Thompson from the many she spent painting. Most agree he did a Caroline Stolgitis lot. and asked if a mural with a received He is a senior at MHS this great job and should be recognized ( 203) 646-7709 Mr John Cheyer, one of the computer motif could be painted year. for his efforts. CALL TODAY - 647-“ SOLD” l i ^ computer teachers, found that the across the wall. Mr. Cheyer aiso liked Bill’s idea Meredith Duggan MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. Dec. 24, 1986 - tl *** MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, Dec. 24, 1986 n — I BUSINESS By Jo Tax records should be kept at least three years The A QUESTION: How do I account for this on my QUES'nON: How can I find out the years in which the deductions basis of the shares you bought This is written income tax return? the basis of stock purchased started. through payroll deductions. on behait of an through payroll deductions at the The stock splits didn’t change 86-year-oid company where I formerly ANSWER: ’The personnel or your total basis, but they did neighbor who Investors’ ANSWER: You’re faced with a worked? The number of shares I employee benefit department at change your basis per share. Foi owned some mu- major chore, as are many peopie in own has increased due to stock your former employer should be example, a two-for-one split cuts t t nicipai bonds Guide the same fix. splits and I don’t even remember able to provide records on the total your per share basis exactly in half. f v ! ! : : ' ' from which she William A. Doyle Start by searching all your MA Y YOUR DA YS coiiects tax-free personal records. Ask the broker interest. The age firm through which you bought bonds matured the stock if it can provide a eariier this year duplicate confirmation slip, listing and she re- the purchase price and date. If you ceived their face values. However, the IRS has six years get no results, you could try the She still has all the records from the filing deadline to examine following — which might or might concerning the bonds — confirma a return on which more than 25 not work. MERRY AND RIGHT.. tion statements, interest receipts, percent of the year’s income was etc. Her husband says they should omitted. And there’s no time limit On Schedule D of your Form 1040 keep those papers. She feels they on auditing fraudulent returns. federal income tax return, where '-'oyoijs have no further need of those Of course, everyone should keep you report your profit from the sale, records and wishes to burn them in records of the cost price or other list the “ date acquired” and “ cost the incinerator. “ basis” of securities and all capital or other basis” as best as you can holiday Season. They will abide by your response. assets they own. That information recollect or estimate. AND MAY ALL YOUR May we have it? is needed to determine the profit or from an O f us loss when capital assets are sold. The date on your stock certificate ANSWER: You don’t mention Social Security enters your neigh should give you a rough idea of whether your neighbor lady and her bors’ situation because, beginning when you bought the stock. How husband are collecting Social Se with 1984, people collecting SS ever, the certificate might have curity benefits. If they are not, the benefits have had to add their been issued weeks or months after E municipal bond records- can be municipal bond interest and add your purchase. destroyed. If they are, those papers half of their SS benefits to adjusted CHRISTMASES should be kept for at least three gross income to determine if part of By going through microfilm years — along with all other their SS benefits are subject to records of newspaper stock tables records concerning income tax — federal income tax. at a public library, you’ll learn the just in case the Internal Revenue stock’s price back then. After Service audits their returns. QUESTION: I own several picking a price and date to use on As a general rule, the IRS has hundred shares of stock purchased Schedule D, hold your breath and three years after the filing deadline more than 10 years ago. The stock pray the IRS doesn’t question your N ot to question a return. For most now is considerably higher than the return and demand proof the price CARTER C BRIGHT”... people, this means it will be safe to price I paid and I plan to sell. and date are accurate. Unfortu Lost/ 1229 Miln StretT'nipen Evmingi till 8 • FrI. till 6 ■ Manchaiter - Tal. 649-8464 chuck out 1983 tax records after I do not know the exact date I nately, many people find it impossi Pers( April 15, 1987. bought the stock or the price I paid. ble to provide that proof. Anno AuctI FInor ,.i „i ,* ,1 ,1 1 .1 .1 .1 .1 1 > Emi ©lida'g Help Situo Busir iteetin^s Instn Empl th e ©f the Rec Horn Cond m a n a g e m e n t :eas©n Lots/ Inves a n d GHEETIHGS a: No you a garden full o f warm It'i our favorite lime for saying thank 2 greetings for the holiday season to all of you for your friendship and loyalty and VIHNER’S our fine friends and patrons, ff'e hope for extending warm wishes to all . . . & §on§. Ihct- your holidays are warm, happy and filled OARMN CINTIR Lost- AND with friendship. Beog CMRISTMAt SHOf CLARKE INSURANCE 409 New State Road, Manchester / 643-5168 and 633-85 1 Twmfth*. Mwnch*8l«r/V«rn*n T*wn Un« Agency, Inc. 64f.M99 Doo \ 881 Main St., Manchester Manrbratrr Hrralb 4 Founi 4 vouni 643-1126 Main Jeff Clarke, CPCU Coll 6 Rick Gowen, CIC Marsh Warren Impc i i i i monti Gold Pleas ter C SEASONS GREETINGS 6642. J ^ From Your Local Bolens Dealer Penny Sieffert - Publisher Adele M. Angle Denise A. Roberts Albert F. Brackett > Leonard S. Auster Denise Regina Mozzer Garin Elizabeth Burnett Look Douglas A. Bevins Krystyna Obst Thomas N. Colletti, Jr. peopi citize Kathy Ann Garmus Sheldon Cohen Laura Lee Klojzy wife I pm - I Alexander Girelli Richard Moquin Cynthia M. Obst Hortt ter. Jane Marie Polowitzer Carol A. Shea ‘Tis tfie Season John F. Kirch RN’s George W . Layng Doreen T. Robichaud Esther L. Taylor Mane No b< M a sa e S a u r Roberta J. W ood W. H. Preuss Sons hour John L. Mitchell III to be Jolly! mlno 228 Boston Tpke. (Rt. 6 & 44) Cherel Lynn Surdam Brian Edward Dunphy menf James P. Sacks Happy Holidays from Bolton, Conn. V Full I James Michael Tierney Herbert Kingsbury Amy Gajewski U & R Realty & Construction Co. Tel. 643-9492 ble < 99 East Center St., Manchester, CT cente Susan M. Vaughn David Norris Bashaw Glenn John Manley WONG’S RESTAURANT#' ful t 9 647-K Andrew Yurkovsky Robert H. Hubbard HI Marissa Michelle Melody Merry Christmas and Nurs< Mark Alan Lamson Gary Odoms, Jr. Jill Susan McConnell elder Happy New Year! Monc Nancy A. Pappas Roger Schuetz Mark F. Abraitis ^^.11 Call i an d Reginald Pinto Frederick S. Adamson Jr. Andrea S. O’Connor FRESH FOOD appol Gary Tucker Gerlinde P. Colletti Whilda Urban + Recei Must W alter M.Czapla Susan A. Fritsch Virginia E. Kennedy EXCELLENT TASTE hove monr ' - f ' Josephine Deary Jeanne Fromerth K a re n M ix quire There is no time quite like 649-4C Irene MacKinnon Donna M. Kinney Nina Ellen Shore REASONABLE PRICE Hi wish you Joy and/Peace Wolti Robert B. Mix, Jr. Steve P. Traygis Christmas for remembering pr the Melide and time, Kris A. Nystrom perso throu^ut the year 471 Julie A. Spulick Dennis M. Santoro all the friends we cherish, Deborah Lynn Richardson 6 Mane and for wishing them all a For I ChOO! that flome pldly oromi tant c wood you t (C/oeed ChrlutntM Day) for sc POST ROAD PLAZA quick with LYNCH 352 Hartford Tpke., (Rte. 30) CldSSl ■ ^ 3 PERO FRUIT STAND (1-84 Exit 65) Vernon Lyfei Ther 276 Oakland St. Manchaatar MANCHESTER, CONN. Phone 875-0461 M\ there 643-6384 your 500 W. Center St., Manchester 646-4321 A CHEF WQNQ RESTAURANT that! od In MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Dec 24. 1986 - t$ ^ ~ MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, Dec. 24, 1986 Real Estate KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE by Larry Wright Greyhound lines sold for $350 million Blue Chevette marks HELP WANTED Private Swim Club In SERVICE MRCefORY By Joel Williams Ridership has dropped steadily in in the U.S., and at the same time Glostonbury seeking life HOMES should the company fail to reach a Rl^ Real Estate KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ®by Larry Wright Greyhound lines sold for $350 million Blue Chevette marks HELP WANTED Private Swim Club In Don’t kNoto WHICH By Joel Williams Ridership has dropped steadily in in the U.S., and at the same time Glastonbury seeking life I^ H O M E S ^-TPDMfteR-MY KHEF IN should the company fall to reach a 1^ ' I for s a le The Associated Press satisfactory agreement with the recent years because of competi allows Greyhound to redirect its guards with AIS and WSI 5AN1X OAOS OR |V\Y DesIRE tion from low-cost airlines, from 64 end of 11-year run for Summer 87. Call 633- "To 6 AT Th^ cooiaes.. union. resources and energies to impor 3109. DALLAS — The sale of Grey The union’s rank-and-file re million passengers annually in the tant new growth areas.” A 14 foot Christmas Tree - hound bus lines to investors for mid-1960s to 33 million last year. Greyhound Corp. is a diversified By The Associated Press resulting shift in buyer demand. reaches the family room jected a tentative contract reached Automatic mechanic, celling In this sprawling 9 more than $350 million will mean no Currey is chairman of Dallas- company with interests in bus Gasoline was expensive. Big knowledge of hydraulic, in October that would have cut ATLANTA - The last V-8s were out: small economy room ranch In Bolton. 3 immediate change in schedules or wages 9 percent and reduced based BusLease Inc., which owns a manufacturing, financial services phumotlc, plumbing. bedrooms, lacuzzi, 2 cor routes for the nation's largest fleet of more than 1,100 buses that and consumer products ranging Chevette was en route to an Ohio cars were In. Electrical helpful. Must benefits 5 percent. . Negotiators dealer today, completing an Chevette became the No. 1 read blue prints. Call Phil garage, fireplace, situ intercity bus system, officials say. have agreed to extend the current are leased to charter and tour from Armour canned meats to seller in North America In 1980 at 643-2487. ated on an acre plus lot. ..'Ragofr? Wa Spactallza in insurad.4434304. Greyhound Corp. on Tuesday operators. Purex bleach. Less than 20 percent 11-year, 2.5 million-car produc $148,900.Jackson & Jack- Rasidandot Work. Joaaph _a contract until March 18. tion run. and 1981, when 375,396 and announced the sale of its Grehound of its volume is from Greyhound son Real Estafe, 647-8400 msroTal work. RsgMlKpd, Ounrios, ^ H y Liconaad. Your local hondymonl Union President Dominic Sirig- He was chief executive officer of The Chevette was made obso 376,7^8 units, respectively, were or 6464646.C raneaa-e^ Fraa eaWinotas. 444»5igBl. Lines Inc. subsidiary amid a falloff Lines, Teets said. bought, said GM spokesman Ed PART TIME Coll John of 443-4353-and nano did not return telephone calls Trail ways Inc., Greyhound’s main lete by higher-mileage, front- plkosa taova massoga. in ridership and a failure to reach a seeking comment on the sale. rival, as president and chief execu Analyst James G. Joyce of wheel-drive cars and was ig I.echtzin in Detroit. In all, more Impressive Contempor- Gaf naadad bock-to- contract with unionized bus drivers Prescott Ball & Turben in New CLERICAL “We thought we’d be better off tive officer of Holiday Inns- nored by an American public than 2.5 million were sold. arv - Private, vet close to scbool monay by, sailing and other workers. York predicted the bus industry “A decade for a single vehicle East Hartford Co. has everything, fits the des unnaadad itam t around, Howkat Tree Service- with a new owner anyway, so we Transportation Group from 1974 to seeking larger, fancier cars in several openings. Hours t , Greyhound said it would continue 1980. He also is former chairman of would continue shrinking. an era of cheaper gasoline. is quite an accomplishment in cription perfectly for this .Jndar* your home. Usa o low-cost Bucket Truck Chipper. don’t look at it as a bad thing,’’ Dick Joyce said he believed Teets itself,” Lechtzln said. 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., superb. Immaculate, 10 .sikiHkMM od in Classified for quick Stump ramovoL Free asN- operating without route or schedule Simpson, vice president of Local the Dallas Transit Board. The light blue, two-door Chev M-F. General office plus room contemporary. results. mptas. Spaclol contidare- changes prior to the closing of the decided to sell Greyhound Lines rolet, the last GM small car with “Chevette for a decade served Floor-to-celllng, field- fionferaldarly ondhondt- 1222 in Los Angeles, told The Other members of the group because “there are finite limits to its usefulness.” skills and light typing Nome your own price — sale expected by mid-March. Fred Phoeniz Gazette. “We’re looking a front engine and rear-wheel helpful. stone fireplace, beam copped. 447-7SSS.I buying Greyhound were identified how much you can reduce wages drive, rolled out of the General It was the GM subcombact on track lighting, cathedral PottHMT iFUaOIL/COM./ RECREATIONAL R0AT8/MARINE jCAMERAS/PNOTO MISCELLANEOUS [MISCELLANEOUS MISCELLANEOUS InREWOOD EQUIPMENT EQUIPMENT EQUIPMENT FUR SALE FOR SALE Automotive AUTOMOTIVE SMSomd Rrewood, cut. For Sole. Rowing Ma 16 foot Mod River canoe, Polaroid Land Camera - Motor - electric. 1/4 horse Modern portable Singer [CARS Jeep rims- 4 mounted on $45 a pickup truck load. chine, fully assembled, 1 paddles Included. Used model 230 with flashgun. power. 110 volts. $20.00. sewing machine. Excel H78-15 recap snows. 5 lug You pick up. 742-7247. year old, excellent condi four times. Excellent con Excellent condition. Will Call 6464302.O lent condition. $40. 649- FOR SALE wheels. $60.00 for all. 647- tion. $75. Call 646-3745 dition. $800. Please call sell for $40.00 or best 3581.0 8958.0 ______O N E O F T H E surest ways otter 5:30pm.______643-4942 after 6pm or 647- offer .649-7918.0______Exercise bike Vltamaster 1982 Buick Regal Esote to find bargain buys is to 9946 8:30 - 5:30. Ask for Deluxe, model electronic Wagon-4 door, door locks, Jeep rims- 4 niounted on shop the classified ads Ski's Knelss1190 CM with Bob.______This Is a good time to find Indicator pulse time tilt wheel, tape player, H78-15 recap snows. 5 lug look 77 binding. $99.00. ENDROLL8 •very day. a cosh buyer for that speed distance. $90 firm. w M h • 280 rear defroster, air condi ¥Vheels. $60.00 for all. 647- Call 646-4732 after 5 pm.D DON'T KNOW anyone typewriter no one uses. 646-5828.______wMNi • 2 for 280 tioning, power brakes and 8958^0______who wants to buy what Use a low-cost ad In steering, wire wheels, RECREATIONAL Golf Clubs, set of McGre you haye to sell? Let a Clossifled for quick re 10 Gallon Fish Tank - with M U 8 T be picked up at the 48,000 miles. Almost new Want to sell your car? For gor Irons, 3-matched want od find a cash buyer- sults. 643-2711. light, 2 pumps, filter, Manchester Herald Office EQUIPMENT before 11 A.M. ONLY. tires. $5500. 643-6181. quick results, use a low- woods, pro bog, with um tor you! heater and gravel. $5.00. cost Classified od. brella. $99. Call 649-1794.0 Call 649-3581.0 1977 Datsun 200SZ - looks Weloht llttlng bench - with good, runs well. $900. or leg attachment. Hardly MISCELLANEOUS Old brass chandelier - not Boy's Schwinn 10 speed. [MUSICAL best offer. 429-3108 or LBOAL NOTICB used. All assembled. Good working condition. ITEMS FOR SALE wired. Ornamental. CARS leave message. $75.00 or best offer. 643- Must sell. $S0/best offer. $20.00. Call 643-1814.0 Pursuant to State Statute 49- M00.O 649-5062.O FOR SALE 1985- 4 door Mercury 61 a public auction is to be CB 700 drum set - base Holiday Matrix lifetime King size - free flow Topaz, 5 speed manual, heldon December 31,1986at8 Roller skates - used only a membership - before you o.m. for monies owed on W O Professional Male figure drum, 4 tom, 5 roto toms, 2 waterbed mattress.One Chevelle-1969 V-8, auto front wheel drive, 19,000 Chevrolet, l.D. No. 194170- few times. Like new.$40.00 skates, size 8. Sheefleld cymbals, 1 high hit cym buy from them, chyk year old. Excellent condl- matic transmission, 4 miles, AM/FM stereo, S400909 at 634C Center St., or best offer. Coll 643- steel blades. Like new. bal and 1 stool; all stands with me and save. 647-9829 tlon.$75.00 or best offer. door, new battery. cassette. Warrenty. $7000. Manchester.. 17B2.a $45. 643-0079. Included. $490. 646-2162. evenings. 64^-O078.n $200/best offer. 647-1927. Death In family, must sell. 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