16— MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Dec. 1, 1990

m 8 9 WANTED TO BUY/ / 58 FLOORING 8 8 TAG SALES 91 CARS FOR SALE MONDAY ______TRADE______CRAFT SHOW-Wide CHRYSLER-1983 E FLOORSANDING range of hand-crafted WANTED-Bedroom set, Class. Driveway •Floors like new items to complete your dining room set, mechanic special. ^ Spcciolis •Specializing in older floors shopping list and dressers, or used Great shape. $500. •Natural 3 stained floors decorate your home for furniture. 524-8824. 647-9104. LOCAL NEWS INSIDE •No waxing anymore the holidays. Saturday, John Verfallle December 1. 9-4. 75 TREE SERVICE/ 646-5750 Gallaxy Drive, CENTER CARPENTRY/ PAINTING/ REMODELING Manchester. Spencer PRUNING REMODELING 91 CARS FOR SALE ■ Bolton selectmen meet tonight. anri^THlpr PAPERING Street to Hillstown MOTORS 71 HOLIDAY Road and follow signs. LET US HELP SEASONAL JEEP-1987 Wagoneer. “Quality Used Cars” ESTATE SALE-12/1. 9- Limited Edition. V-6 ■ Ribbon Mill final vote expected. HAWKES TREE SERVICE You remodel your kitchen or bath 401 Main Street F. YOUNG WEIGLE'S PAINTING CO. The new 1991 Enterlain- 3;30. 491 Tunnel Road, loaded 4x4. 875-1497. What's B u c Ko i , truck & chipper. from floor to ceiling. We offer Vernon. Oak furniture, Manchester, CT Quality work at a ment Coupon Savings Stump removal. Free REMODELING cabinets, vanities, counter lops, old baskets, books, JUNK CARS-Towed free. reasonable prlcel Books are now avail­ 649-4304 ■ Bolton schools unveil capital plan. e&tjrrrateB. Special W Expert Craftsmanship whatever your needs are. bottles, curtain rods, Call Joey, 528-1990. Interior & Exterior able for $30.00. Save News consideration lor elderly and A Decks Call Ralph Nadaau 643-6004 50% on almost every- dishes, jewelry, Need title. 1P86 Merc Lynx 48K $2,895 A Window Replacement Free Estimates harKlicappod Call Brian Weigle KItchan and Bath Datlgn Canter thing-Dining, theatre, kitchenware, linens, 1986 Chev Celeb. Euro $4,995 ■ Trainer puts curbs on canines. 647-7553 A Vinyl Siding (Alcoa) sports, travel and more! pictures and frames, Schaller 1986 Dodge Lancer $4,495 A Rools 645-8912 records, sewing 1985 Dodge 600 Convert. $3,995 Dec. 3,1990 All proceeds will benefit Q u a lity A Rec Rooms these non-profit or­ notions, sheet music, 1985 Ford Escort $2,395 Local/Regional Section, Page 7. A Senior Discount HEATING/ ganizations for the tools, toys. No early Pre-Owned Autos 1985 Buick Skyhawk $3,995 MASONRY A Licensed, Insured Wall Papering and Painting mentally retarded. New birds. Value Priced 1985 Caravan Loaded $5,995 i- Free Estimatet PLUMBING Continental to 30 years Experience Seasons-647-1624, USED CAR BEST BUYS! 1985 Ply Caravelle $3,795 Serving Uanchester tor March Inc-646-4446, 1988 Mercury Cougar $8,695 1984 Ford LTD IWag $3,495' Insurance, References and Loaded Ybur Hometown Newspaper seek Ch. 11 KSR Masonry - Brick, stooa, - ’ Over 18 YearsI Greater Coventry As­ CARDINAL 1984 Dodge Omni 50K $2,395 Voted 1990 New England NOvWspaperMrralb of the Year Newsstand Price: 35 Cents concrsto, patio's and chimney rep*. Free Esiimates 1988 Hundal QLS $4,995 643-6774 NO JOB TOO SMALL sociation for Retarded 5 Speed. Air, Sunroof 1984 Lincoln Town Car $6,495 NEW YORK (AP) — Con­ Filleon years experionce. Fully Insured BUICK, INC. MARTY MATTSSON Instant Sotvlca/Fre© Estimates Citizens-742-0315. 1984 Toyota Celica $4,995 1984 Jeep GrdlAbg 4X4 $5,495 tinental Airlines Holdings Inc. License HS23648. 649-4431 Bath/Kitchen Remodeling 1990 Buick Skylark $8,980 AM/FM, Clean 1989BuickSlvhawk $7,480 1983 Merc Col Park Vltag $3,995 said today it plans to file for Forlnhrmatlon on my business cal One Call Does It Alt YOU CAN enlov extra 1987 Olds Cutlass Sup. $7,900 CUSTOM QUALITY 1989 Cavalier Coupe $7,495 1983 Olds Delta 88 Roy $3,795 Better Business Bueau. Registered 30 Years Experience vacotion money by ex­ V-8, Auto, A/C, Low Miles protection from its creditors wtth Consumer Proleciion. One stop improvements. 1989 Buick Riviera $14,980 1989 Lincoln Town Car $18,000 1982 Ply Reliant Wag $1,795. Pavilion under Chapter 11 of the federal Framing to Painting. NAME YOUR M&M Plumbing & Heating changing idle items in 1989 Honda Accord LX $13,400 Signature Series, Like Now 1982 Chev Monte Carlo $1,995 Property Cal 569-7671 v o u r hom e fo r cosh ... bankruptcy laws, citing high fuel Licensed & Insured, ______649-2871 1988 Buick Skylark $7,985 1987 Buick Park Avenue $9,800 1982 Pontiac LeMans $1,995 OWN PRICE ~ with on od in classified. V-6, Full Power, Leather Call Dave Adamick 1988 Chev Cavalier $6,990 1982 Pontiac Phoenix $1,695 costs and a heavy debt load. Father and son painting, Coll 643-2711 to place vour 1987 Buick LeSabre $7,980 1987 Acura Legend Sad. $13,900 At the same time, it said it has lor a tree quote. V-6, Aulo, Full Power 1981 Chev Camaro $2,295 recovers WATERPROOFING Installation and Replacement od. 1987 Buick Century $5,995 tax hike 645-6523_____ papering, removal. 1988 Acura Integra 3 Dr. $11,900 1981 Pont Grand Prix $2,395 agreed to sell its Seattle-Tacoma of Oil, Gas & Electric 1987 Silverado 4X4 $13,990 8 7 MISC. FOR SALE*" 5 Spd., A/C, Sunroof, SE 1979 Olds Delta 88 51K $1,895 to Tokyo route to American Air­ 528-5015 •Water Heaters 1987 Celebrity Sedan $6,305 1987 Acura Integra 5 Dr. $7,900 1979 Ford Mustang $1,995 lines for $150 million, pending •Warm Air Furnaces FIREPLACE-Stove includ­ 1986 Oktsmobile Ciera $4,995 Auto, PS, PB, AM/FM Stereo after Rick's Handyman and 1987 Chrysler Lebaron $6,600 1975 Cadd Eldorado Con $6,495 approval of the bankruptcy WET BASEMENTS? ■Boilers 1985 Cavalier Cpe. $3,490 measured Carpentry ing hearth mate. Burns 1985 Nissan Pulsar $3,980 Cpe., Auto, A/C, PS PB 1973 Dodge Charger $2,195 Hatchways, foundation cracks, Wilson Oil Company court. 'llorriodeling S Repairs McHUGH HIMSELF wood or coal. Excellent 1985 Olds Delta 88 Cpe $5,995 1987 Pontiac Grand Am $6,900 By ALEXGIRELLI sump pumps, tile tines, gravity ■Allies, basements, yards cleaned 64S6393 condition. $400/besf Turbo, Auto, /VC, Sharp M -dVisa Accepted Wallpapering and Painting 1984 Buick Century LTD $4^90 1986 Mercury Sable LS $5,900 Manchester Herald In a two-page statement, the loeds, and dry wells. Also damp­ ■Hauling offer. 728-7049 New Arrivals Daily threat V-6, Auto, A/C, Full Power company said high jet fuel costs ness prcfrmg of concrete walls ■Insured at its best weekdays, 9-5. 81 Adams Street Financing Availahle ■FREE ESTIMATES 1988 Honda Prelude SI $12,900 and a high debt load have and Ikxirs. Chimnoy clean outs, Ceiling repair/replacement FIREWOOD-Seasoned Manchester Auto, /VC, Loaded, Low Milos By RICK SANTOS MANCHESTER — About half 646-1948_____. 1987 Toyota Colica GT $8,995 TOYOTA-1989 Corrolla the residential property taxpayers in “created a temporary cash stone walls, and concrete repaL'S.| Gary McHugh 643-9321 hard wood. Cut,split Manchester Herald 649-4571 Aulo, A/C, PS, PB, AM/FM DX. 4 Door, 16K miles, town would have increases ranging shortage for the airline.” Over 40 years experienced. Sen PROFESSIONAL CAR CLEANING and delivered. $110/ 1986 Toytola Colica GT $7,995 KITCHEN & BATH Bufflng, Waxing, cord. 643-6824. Auto, A/C, Loaded, Low Milos 5 speed, air. Kenwood from 14 percent to 22 percent when Continental lost $88.3 million ior citizen discounts. MANCHESTER — Mall retailers Interior Shampooing, 1985 Honda Civic Sedan $4,995 stereo. Like New. Must both their homes and automobiles in the third quarter of this year, REMODELING NEC P-7-Wide carriage 5 Spd.,/VC sell-moving. $9000. were back in business this morning Albert Zuccaro From the smallest repair to the LANDSCAPING Engine Degreasing, 24 PIN printer. Like BOB RILEY arc taken into consideration if next compared to a loss of $158 mil­ Vinyl & Leather Conditioning. 1987 Chav Cavalier RS $4,995 Call after 5pm, 742- at the Pavilions at Buckland Hills lion in 1989. For the first nine Waterproofing largest renovation, we will do a new. Asking $450. 646- OLDSMOBILEA/OLKSWAGEN Auto, /VC, Low Milos 9665. year’s town budget is about the complete job. Fflnstripping Available. 1985 Chev Spectrum $2,900 shopping mall, which was the site of months, losses totaled $97 mil­ By Appointment Only 0406. 259 ADAMS ST., MANCHESTER same as this year’s. 6 4 6 -3 3 6 1 Visit our beautiful showroom or FRANK YOUNG Auto, A/C, Stereo an evacuation Sunday after a lion, compared with a $522.8 649-4304 - Mike 1983 Nissan Pulzar $2,900 92 TRUCKS ft VANS According to Michael Bekech, call for your tree estimate. 649-1749 telephone call was perceived as a million loss last year. EXTERIOR MAINTENANCE Aulo, AM/FM, Low Miles FOR SALE town assessor, a study of the tax pic­ END ROLLS , 1989 Toro Trofeo $15,995 1984 Olds Cutlass Sup. $3,900 bomb threat. If you need o better car to Heritage Kitchen & AND 27 V / width - SO'*. V-6, Auto, /VC, Clean ture under the town’s property tax A filing for protection under GSL Building 1987 Pontiac 6000 $4,995 CHEVROLET-1981 1/2 The phone call, which was made drive the youngsters to Bath Center LANDSCAPING 13" width - 2 for 50‘» 1987 VW Golf $5,995 1989 Acura Legend " L " $18,995 revaluation roughly indicates this Chapter 11 of the bankruptcy school, check the many Maintenance Co. Sedan, Exel Demo ton, 6 cylinder, to the mall management office 254 Broad Street Newsprint end rolls can be 1985 Buick Skylark $3,995 breakdown among the about 16,000 Fall Cleanups Commorclal/Residenllal, 1990 Toyota Corolla LE $11,500 automatic. 6 toot body. shortly after 4 p.m., caused the mass laws permits a company to reor­ offerings In todov's Clas­ Manchester picked up at the Manchester 1989 VW Golf $7,995 residential property owners affected. sified colum ns. 643-2711. 645-8892 building repair and ho,me' At, Full Power, A/C, Like Now $1595. 649-9746. evacuation, which is being blamed ganize its financial affairs while Herald ONLY before 11 am . 1986 Buick Regal $6,995 1985 Mazda RX7 GS $6,600 The approximate increase in the 649-5400 Improvements. Interior and Monday through Thursday. for the loss of thousands of dollars the court holds creditors at bay. 1987 Olds Ciera $6,995 5 Spd., Only 23,000 Miles 9 8 WANTED TO BUY/ exterior painting, light car­ 1986 Chrysler LeBaron $4,995 1988 Honda Accord LXI $10,900 in holiday sales. assessed value of real properties LAWN CARE FRENCH'S LAWN & Coupe, 5 Speed, Loaded (houses and lots) in town is 3.25 It would be the second pentry. Complete janitorial 88 TAG SALES 1987VWGTI $5,995 ______TRADE______The incident was even more bitter CLASSIC CONSTRUCTION TREE SERVICE service. Experienced, reli­ 1989Jetta $9,995 1984 Plymouth Horizon $2,800 times the old values set in the 1977 bankruptcy filing for Continen­ 4 Cylinder, AM/FM Cass,, Low Milos to mall management as investigators Sprayed ceilings. Remodeling, Complete tall clean-up. Leaf able, free estimates. 1989 Olds Ciera $9,995 We buy clean, late model used revaluation. tal in less than a decade. In removal, DebrI removal & MANCHESTER-23 Duval 1968 Olds Cutlass $8,995 from the Eighth Utilities District PHIL'S LAWN CARE & Painting, Etc. No jobtoo small. TTie tax amount figures are based 1983, the company filed for Brush clearing. Gutters 643-0304 St. (Off Hilliard) 1985 Honda Accord $5,995 SCHALLER cars and taicks. Top prices Fire Department and Manchester LANDSCAPPtNG cleans. Saturday, Sunday, 9- on a mill rate of 25 mills, the rate it reorganization under federal Free Estimates, Insured. 1990 Olds Cutlass $11,995 paid. Police Department quickly deter­ 6 4 5 -1 3 1 2 Day or Evening 4pm. Household and 1986Jetla $5,995 would have taken to support the cur­ bankruptcy laws. Gutters Cleaned. RQB CROSBY ACURA Mr. Duff - Carter Chevrolet mined that the building contained no FREE ESTIMATES SNOWPLOWING baby furniture, gym 1989 Jeep Cherokee $15,995 rent budget if the revaluation had Snow plowing, residential 872-1139 345 CENTER STREET 1229 Main Street bomb and that tlie phone call was an Reserve Now equipment, children’s Many Others been in effect when that budget was and commercial Commera'a) i Residential toys, books, clothes, MANCHESTER Manchester, CT apparent hoax. JAN'S NOW AVAILABLE To Choose From set. Gulf at a glance Call 742-9540 Snow Blower Service Available miscellaneous. 647-7077 646-6464 “I wish we hadn’t gone to the FOR INDOOR WORK Low Ratos In the four sessions that have ROOFING/ point of asking the public to leave, Reginald Pinto/Manchester Herald Lawn & Landacape Cara. All Yard 6494304 been held so far by KVS Systems, (AP) Here, at a glance, are the SIDING Mainlananoa, RototiXing, Houaa but safety is the number one con­ NATIVITY SCENE — Manchester Park Department workers on Friday erected a nativity the firm hired to do the revaluation, latest developments in the Per­ YARDMASTERS Claanir>g, Driveway* Sealed, Odd Jobe. Mike Anylime cern,” the mail’s general manager, SfKJW Plowing A Tnm Handy Wonrnn (203) 643-4165 scene on the lawn of the Center Congregational Church, at the intersection of Main and 169 taxpayers have consulted the sian Gulf crisis: NISSAN Thomas Guerra, said today. Leaves raked and Center streets. firm’s representatives about their in­ ALL USED CARS Guerra said he had no estimate of trees cut LIONEL COTE Call 569-2401______De Corm^er^ creased revaluations. ■ Iraqi President Saddam CLEANING how many customers and employees Gutters and garages cleaned ROOFING & SIDING Bekech said 51 of those taxpayers Hussein says he expects talks SERVICE 265 BROAD STREET vMOTOR SALES, jNC.^ FULLY WARRANTEED filed out of the mall building. ■30 Y e a rs E xp erien ce have ended their interviews resigned with the United States to include Cali 643-9996 ❖ I NISSAN More than a dozen stores in the •Fully Insured MANCHESTER, C0NNECTICUT^^^^^^1^2±££fif^^ to, if not satisfied with, the revalua­ discussions of the Israeli oc­ mall closed early for the night after •License # 506737 tions, and 116 of them will go on cupation of the West Bank and NEED YOUR CELLARS, the 15-minute evacuation by mall _646-9564 FSiSyTrE?'... Connecticut tax reform further in the review process, with Gaza Strip. The United States ATTICS i GARAGES management, said police and has rejected linking Iraq’s CLEANED? firefighters. more review to be conducted by the CLASSIFIED KVS offices or in the field. withdrawal from Kuwait to Ae c jR its ... Also junk taken to Customers and employees of all Bcckech said about 530 appoint­ lands occupied by L«rael in 1967. ADVERTISING L^t/ A Specialist,': fflaurlirslrr Hrralb th e c|pmp? the stores in the mall except the four ments have been made for initial in­ Saddam, in an interview 643-2711 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 Call 644-1775 anchor stores were asked to leave likely to dominate talks Do it! terviews with KVS. About 15,000 broadcast Sunday, said the chan­ the mall between 5 and 5:30 p.m., ces of war in the Persian Gulf officials said. Customers were also notices of increased assessment By JUDD EVERHART have been mailed out. stand at “50-50,” with the out­ evacuated from Steiger’s, one of the The Associated Press He said the number of requests come depending on discussions LEGAL NOTICES four anchor stores in the mall. 41 MISC. FOR RENT 1987 SUZUKI SAMURAI 1988 TOYOTA PICKUP 1988 JEEP CHEROKEE 4X4 Analysis for consultations with KVS has not between his government and Great MPG, 4 Cylinder, Con­ V-6, Alarm System, 29K, 4X4, A/ Laredo & Tow Pkg., 4.0LT, A/C, All Pow., Secretary of State James A. LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE TO CREDITORS INVITATION TO BID HARTFORD — When the 1991 General Assembly been as high as expected by officials BOLTON-Horse stall for vertible, 4X4, 5 Spd. $3,995 At a Public Hearing on Oc­ ESTATE OF C, PS, PB, 5 Spd. $8,995 Ouse. T4, Aloys, AT, AMfM Cass. $11,900 Please see MALL, page 6. convenes next month, an elaborate game will begin on connected with the revaluation. Baker III. The Manchester Public rent. 646-6463. tober 17, 1990, The Bolton FRANCES J. GRIMES Schools solicits bids for ATH­ balancing the budget. The winner of that game may be But with a $2.1 billion hole between sptending said to Zoning Commission approved The Hon. William E. LETIC EQUIPMENT for the difficult to pinpoinL but the loser may well be the be needed to maintain current services and revenue from ■ Iraq prepared for the pos­ an application for a zone FitzGerald, Judge of the Court 1990-1991 school year. NEVER PLACED a wart average Cormecdcut taxpayer. current taxes, it appears certain that Weicker and the sibility of war by test-firing change at 12 Quarry Rd., Bol­ of Probate, District of Sealed bids will be received ad? There's nothino to if Kohl Gov.-elect Lowell P. Wcickcr Jr. and his budget General Assembly will have to seriously debate tax in­ Excursion medium-range surface-to-sur­ ton, CT. The change of zone Manchester at a hearing held until December 12, 1990, 2:00 ... just dial 643-2711 was from an R-2 Zone to a on November 27, 19M or­ director, William J. Cibes Jr., have promised to exhaust creases. face missiles. The missiles, p.m., at which time they will Business Zone. dered that all daims must be be publicly opened. The right all options for reducing spending before looking at the which have a range of 4(X) presented to the fiduciary at At the same meeting approval is reserved to reject any an all 52 CLEANING SER- tax side of the budget. dodges miles, were fired and landed the address below. Failure to wins Please see TAX, page 6. was granted for a structure bids. Specifications and bid ______VICES______Sunday within Iraqi territory. with the condition that there promptly present any such forms may be secured at the be no residential use of the claim may result in the loss of Business Office, 45 North rights to recover on such House cleaning. the bullet ■ U.S. Marines began a four- structure. School Street, Manchester, claim. Weekdays. Depend­ election day amphibious exercise on Mark Johnson, CT. 1988 JEEP CHEROKEE 1986 TOYOTA 4 RUNNER 1987 HONDA CIVIC Sandra Haun, able worker. Sunday, the fourth since Opera­ Chairman 007-12 23K, 4X4, A/C, PS. PB, 5 Spd., 37K, Great MPG, 4X4, A/C, PS, PB, Tilt, 46K, 4X4, /VC, 5 Spd., AM/FM Clerk References. Call 647- By BRIAN M. TROTTA tion Desert Shield began after Bolton Zoning 1137 after 5:30pm. AM/FM Cassette. $11,500 Sunroof, 5 Spd, A M fM C a s s ^ . $ 9 3 9 5 Cassette. $6,995 Commission The fiduciary is; LEGAL NOTICE By MAUD S. BEELMAN Manchester Herald Iraq seized Kuwait on Aug. 2. 11/2B/90 Richard C. t^odhouse The Associated Press Military officials refused to dis­ c/o Richard C. VUoodhouse, At a Public Hearing on 005-12 November 7, 1990, The Bol­ BOLTON — The increasingly close the location of the Esq. maneuvers, the number of 555 Main Street ton Zoning Commission ap­ CARDINAL BUICK'S BONN, Germany — Opposition tense situation in the Persian Gulf Manchester, CT 06040 proved a special permit lor an parties who showed reluctance to nearly shot down a February trip to Marines involved or whether addition to Three J's Cafe at NOTICE TO CREDITORS 009-12 jump on Chancellor Helmut Kohl’s France by a group of Bolton High forces from other countries took ESTATE OF 124 Bolton Turnpike, Bolton, CT with the condition that a VOLUME- PRICING reunification steamroller were large­ School students. part. ARTHUR E. WETHERBEE, NOTICE OF HEARING JR. review be required before any ly left by the wayside in the first The trip, which has been planned In the matter of: occupancy of the second floor The Hon. William E. HELEN A. CAVEN SAVES YOU CASH! free all-German elections in nearly since September, required approval ■ U.S. Energy Secretary is desired. 60 years. FitzGerald, Judge of the Court Pursuant to an order of Hon. from the Board Education before it James Watkins met with Saudi of Probate, District of Mark Johnson, William E. FitzGerald, Judge, Chairman For die environmentalist Greens, could be booked. About 10 students /\rabian Oil Minister Hisham Msuichester at a hearing held a hearing will be held on an Sunday’s vote spelled disaster. Nazer to discuss plans to expand on November 27, 1990 or­ Bolton Zoning HOLIDAY SPECIAL have expressed interest in tlic trip, application requesting permis­ dered that etil claims must be Commission Europe’s most established ecology which is scheduled for Feb. 7-17. Saudi oil production and to keep sion to sell real property, as in 11/28/90 presented to the fiduciary at said application on file more movement lost most of its seats in The trip includes stays in Paris oil prices from skyrocketing in 004-12 the address below. Failure to fully appears at SELECT A 1990 REATTAOR 1990 RIVIERA Parliament. the case of war, sources said. promptly present any such and Montivillicrs, where the stu­ Probate Court tor the Kohl’s center-right governing dents will stay with the families of claim may result in the loss of LEGAL NOTICE FOR ONE LCW PRICE! 1 rights to recover on such District of Manchester coalition won 54.8 percent of the students who visited Bolton last ■ Form er heavyweight claim. 66 Center Street At a special meeting on vote, compared to 33.5 percent for spring. boxing champion Muhammad P.O. Box 191 November 7, 1990, The Bol­ the main opposition Social Sandra Haun, Manchester, CT 06040 ton Zoning Commission voted But board member Barry Steams Ali flew out of Jordan today, Clerk Democrats, who were led by Oskar on December 13,1990 at 2:30 to approve the Syndet site said he was opposed to the trip be­ headed to New York with 15 The fiduciary is: PM plan and addition for a special Lafontainc, according to nearly cause of the tumoil in the Middle Americans and two Canadians David A. Wetherboe permit subject to an agree­ complete official results. East. Steams said he did not want to who had been held hostage. Ali c/o W. David Keith, Esq. All persons having an interest ment by the Town Attorney in said matter may appear and Also Sunday, Berlin held its first put students at risk to possible ter­ went to Iraq last week to seek Marte, Keith, Fiorentino S Sul­ and Syndet for a Hold Harm­ 1990 BUICK i livan be heard at that time. less agreement. The site is at combined city elections in 44 years. rorist attacks. the release of hostages. 675 Main Street Elizabeth A. Bidwell, 201 Boston Turnpike, Bolton, “LUXURY COUPE" 1990 BUICK flivi! The conservative slate won the most But other board members dis­ VOUH Manchester, CT 06040 Ass't Clerk CT 06043. Pf9-0wned Company Vehicle Loaded with eiiras. SlocK K1247 “COUPE” votes but appeared to lack the counted Stearns’s concerns. 008-12 010-12 Mark Johnson, Was $28 885 SAVE $8,895 IC H U lC b :l Loaded with extras DemonstratonModel. S (ockii305 majority needed to unseat Mayor “I don’t like the idea of Chairman Walter Momper’s Social Democrat- Bolton Zoning QUALITY USED CARS GUARANTEED TO SATISFY YOUR EVERY NEED! /Americans saying they can’t travel Inside Today... ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS Commission led administration outright. here or there,” because of the Per­ LEGAL NOTICE Lafontainc and odicr left-leaning 11/28/90 PRE-OWNED CAR OF THE WEEK sian Gulf, said board Chainnan At a special meeting of the Andover Zoning Board of Appeals 003-12 opposition politicians had urged a 1990 Buick Skylark Sedan...... 1988 Chevrolet Blazer 4X4 Silverado James Marshall. on November 26, 1990, the following was voted unanimously: slower approach, warning of the Marshall said the atmosphere in 1989 Buick Skyhawk Coupe...... 1985 OLDS DELTA 88 2 DOOR 1987 Buick Century Sedan 20 pages, 4 sections #331, Leon & Florence Palmer, 52 Wales Road LEGAL NOTICE potential social cost of unification. Scolt Brede/Manchester Herald tlie Soviet Union is nearly as bad as 1989 Chevrolet Cavalier Coupe...... 1987 Chevy Silverado 4X4 Pickup...... :•: J Approval of a variance to Section 6.0 of the Andover Zoning At a regularly scheduled Tlic elections marked the first free HACK MASTER — Chad Herdick (center, kicking hacky sack), a sophomore at in the Middle East, because of all Another Angle Regulations to permit construction of a garage in accordance 1989 Honda Accord LX...... 1986 Oldsmobile Ciera...... -:.4 ___11 mooting on November 28, balloting in a united Gemiany since Manchester High School, plays a rousing game of hacky sack with his friends Mike the ethnic and economic tensions. Business______13 with the plan submitted with the application. Approval is sub­ 1990, The Bolton Zoning 1989 Buick Riviera Coupe...... ■ 1985 Chevy Cavalier Coupe...... ' IRO Only Adolf Hitler’s rise to power ended Still, schools are sending their stu­ Classified____ 14-15 ject to the following conditions: 1988 Buick Skylark Sedan...... 1985 Oldsmobile Delta 88 Coupe . 'ki:. Melesko (on right), Duncan Gagnon (on left) and Todd O’Connor (on left with back to Commission voted un­ in die devastation of World War II, dents there for the educational Com ics______10 1) Approval for use of property to house the equipment and animously to accept ttie 1988 Chevy Cavalier 4 Door...... 1985 Nissan Pulsar Coupe / .If.'U V-e, Air Coridllioning, and cap|x;d a year of political vic- camera) after school Thursday. The object is to keep the bean-bag-like ball in motion benefits, he said. Focus______12 vehicles of Andover Septic Tank Company. revised and amended zoning 1988 Chevrolet Corsica Sedan...... 1984 Buick Century LTD...... Local/State__ regulations. The effective date Loaded, 45K without using your hands. _ 7 - 9 2) No further expansion of the business or construction ot any $5,980 Lottery, of those regulations shall be 9 additional commercial building without ZBA's further ap­ Plea.se see KOHL, page 6. Nation/Wbrid December 17, 1990. •prices Include Faclory RebalesI Please see TRIP, page 6. 2.3,5 proval. Obituaries__ ___9 Mark Johnson, FACTORY REBATES FROM $250 to $3000 CARDINAL BUICK, INC. Dated this 29th day of November, 1990 in Andover, CT (or Opinion______4 Chairman publication in the Manchester Herald. ON SELECT MODELS... Sports_____ 16-20 Bolton Zoning "A TOUCH ABOVE FIRST CLASS" Serving The Manchester Area For Over 109 Years ~ Call Today for Home Delivery 647-9946 Television 12 Richard Higgins, Chairman Commission IS AVAILAB LE IN 81 Adams Street, Manchester Zoning Board o( Appeals 11/29/90 LIEU OF FACTORY REBATE! 0«iNefyrru5tb«onb*ilof# •z'li/m (Open Eves. Monday thru Thursday) 0 4 9 -4 9 /1 002-12 006-12 MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, Dec. 3, 1990— ^3 2— MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, Dec. 3, 1990 NATION/WORLD U.S.: Saddam Argentine is considered soldiers Iraq test-fires missiles; rampage long-term threat BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (AP) — About 50 soldiers seized By JOAN MOWER Baker said those issues would part of the downtown army head­ Saddam urges dialogue The Associated Press nave to be addressed “in the after- quarters, a nearby infantry base and math of a resolution of this crisis.” a tank factory early today, two days Cheney and Gen. Colin Powell, before a scheduled visit by President we are closer to peace,” Saddam Secretary James Watkins met with WASHINGTON — The Bush ad­ / By ARTHUR ALLEN chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Bush. said. Saudi Arabian Oil Minister Hisham ministration says Iraqi President The Associated Press Staff, were to appear today before The army said at least three sol­ Saddam Hussein poses a long-term “But if they want to make this Nazer in the Saudi capital of Riyadh the Senate Armed Services Commit­ threat to world peace and “has to be diers were killed and six wounded in meeting nothing other than a formal to discuss plans to expand Saudi oil tee to defend President Bush’s han­ Saddam Hussein says he expects dealt with” even if he withdraws the uprising, the fourth military the Palestinian question to be on the exhibition for the American Con­ production and to keep prices from dling of the Persian Gulf crisis. revolt in Argentina in four years. Iraqi troops from Kuwait and frees gress, the American people or inter­ skyrocketing in the case of war, In four days of testimony last agenda of talks with U.S. officials western hostages. President Carlos Menem declared national public opinion, simply to sources said. week, military officials from pre­ a state of siege, but his govermnent on preventing war, for which Iraq In television appearances Sunday, give themselves good conscience to vious Republican administrations did not appear threatened. has shown itself to be preparing Saudi Aramco is now pumping administration officials promised say, ‘There, we’ve tried to dialogue told the panel that Bush must give with the test-firing of medium-range nearly 8.5 million barrels of oil a Iraq a peaceful way to end its oc­ Some politicians suggested the with Iraq, without Iraq renouncing United Nations sanctions more time missiles. day. Before the crisis, its OPEC cupation of Kuwait but still branded uprising was intended to disrupt to work before ordering a military Tlic surface-to-surface missiles, its positions’ — in that ca.se, we’re quota was 5.38 million barrels a f ' the Iraqi leader as a dangerous man Wednesday’s visit by Bush, who ar­ strike to drive Iraq from Kuwait. with a range of 400 miles, were closer to war.” day. whose larger military ambitions rived in Brazil today. But both Bush Witnesses and Democrats on the fired and landed Sunday within Iraqi Some U.S. observers have said must be checked. and a spokesman for Menem, Hum­ Bush’s offer to hold talks with Iraq armed services panel criticized Bush territory. Crude oil prices doubled to “There’s never been any sugges­ berto Toledo, said the president’s for ordering 200,000 troops to be Iraq fitted similar weapons with was lip service for critics who say around S40 a barrel soon after Iraq’s tion that force would be used if the visit to Argentina was still on. his administration is moving too sent to the gulf region in early conventional warheads during its invasion, but have fallen to as low U.N. resolutions were fully com­ “I have no thoughts of changing November in addition to the more eight-year war with Iran, but they quickly toward war. The U.N. as $29 since. If war breaks out, they plied with,” Secretary of Stale my plans. I have great confidence in than 240,000 dispatched after Iraq’s could also be equipped with chemi­ Security Council, in a resolution could shoot up as high as $100 a James A. Baker 111 said on NBC- the security there,” Bush told Aug. 2 invasion of Kuwait. cal weapons. Defense Secreatary Thursday, authorized force against barrel, according to estimates by oil TV ’s “Meet The Press.” reporters in Brazil. On Friday, Bush announced a Dick Cheney said in an interview on Iraq if Saddam does not withdraw figures. ‘That would give some assurance, One rebel spokesman said the his troops from Kuwait by Jan. 15. new diplomatic initiative aimed at ABC-TV. it seems to me, that if he complied mutinous soldiers wanted changes in Saddam did not respond to the The sources in Saudi Arabia, finding a peaceful solution to the the way the military was run and did The U.S. military refu.sed to con­ with the resolutions, his reward for firm or deny reports that allied for­ French reporters’ questions about speaking on condition of anonymity, gulf crisis before Jan. 15, the dead­ not want to overthrow the govern­ that would not be a military attack ces in the Persian Gulf went on alert the possibility of an Iraqi said the an arrangement was under line the U.N. Security Council has ment. by the United States,” Baker said. after detecting the missiles, withdrawal from Kuwait. discussion in which the Americans set for Iraq to leave Kuwait. After The insurrection, mounted at 5 The United Nations has called for presumably with spy satellites or But he said the “dialogue” with would draw down strategic oil reser­ that the U.N. resolution grants the a.m., was the first in Argentina since Iraq to leave Kuwait, restore the AWACS airborne early-warning Baker would have to deal with Is­ ves to keep prices down if gulf right to use force against Iraq. Menem took office in July 1989. He legitimate government to that oil- radar planes. rael’s withdrawal from tlic occupied production were halted by war. The Bush announced Baker’s trip to is the country’s second civilian rich emirate and free all Western “The flight path of the missiles territories. The United Stales has Saudis would later reimburse the Iraq and invited Iraqi Foreign Minis­ president since the military ceded hostages. Baker plans to travel to was away from U.S. and coalition rejected any such linkage. United States, they said. ter Tariq Aziz to Washington to power in 1983. Baghdad between now and Jan. 15 forces,” according to a U.S. military The United States now has about meet with the president. All of the previous insurrections In other developments: to meet with Saddam. statement in Saudi Arabia. 240,000 troops among the 350,000- As he left Washington Sunday have been by officers who declare — Iraq issued a strong wanting to But even if Iraq heeds the U.N. In an interview broadcast Sunday sirong force in the region. By next evening for South America, Bush themselves nationalists and demand the Soviet Union, whose Foreign resolutions, “we still are going to be a Frcnchy television network, Sad­ month, the number of U.S. soldiers declined to respond directly to pay increases, pardons for rights Minister Eduard Shevardnadze said faced with an Iraq that has enor­ dam said the chances of war in the in the force is expected to swell to reporters’ questions about details of abuses during the 1976-83 military Thursday that Moscow “will not mous military capability and has Persian Gulf stand at “50-50,” with around 400,000. pending talks. “I’m very pleased regime, and changes in the military hesitate to use force” to protect the demonstrated a desire to develop the outcome depending on the dis­ U.S. Marines began a four-day with the way it’s going, but we’ll high command. estimated 3,000 Soviet citizens still even more nuclear weapons, ballis­ Ths Associated Press cussions between his government amphibious exercise on Sunday, the see,” was his only response. All but a handful of officers from in Iraq. tic missiles,” Defense Secretary A COMFORTING HAND — Israeli soldier Avishag Cohen, on stretcher, holds her sister’s and Secretary of State James A. fourtli since Operation Desert Shield Both Baker and Cheney argued the military regune have already Dick Cheney said. Baker III. began in early Augu.sl. Military offi- Sunday that sanctions have failed to hand as she is wheeled out of the operating room of a Tel Aviv hospital Sunday after she was been pardoned by the government. An unidentified Iraqi Foreign Tha Associated Press ci.als refused to disclose the location “He has to know, and I think the work as intended. injured in a knifing attack on a Tel Aviv bus earlier in the day. One Israeli passenger died of Military pay, however — like the Bush offered on Friday to send Ministry spokesman, quoted by the ‘THE DEAN' DIES — Composer Aaron Copland leans on the grand piano in the studio of Baker to Baghdad and the Iraqis ac­ of the practice landings, the number Iraqi News Agency, said the Soviets world knows, that we are very con­ “We would have hoped they stab wounds and three others were injured. A Palestinian attacker was shot dead by security pay of most Argentines — has been his home at Ossining, N.Y. in a 1956 photo. Admired as “the dean of American music,” severely reduced by hyperinflation cepted. of Marines involved or whether for­ would “lose the friendship of 200 cerned about that capability and tliat would have worked now,” said forces while two other Palestinians were injured and arrested. “If they want to make this meet­ ces from other counU"ies took part. million Arabs” if they sent troops to Copland died Sunday, in North Tarrytown, N.Y., of complications from two strokes and we arc prepared to Uy to find Baker. “And many major nations and government budget cuts. ing a real path toward dialogue, then Also Sunday, U.S. Energy the Persian Gulf region. respiratory problems. diplomatic ways to deal with it if around the world told us they fell, The reported casualties were loyal possible, but it has to be dealt with,” initially, that there would be a good soldiers killed or wounded in fight­ Cheney said on ABC-TV’s “This chance that they would work inside ing on the capital’s east side outside Week With David Brinkley.” two or three months. Movie, television actor the Patricios Infantry Regiment building, where radio stations said Aaron Copland dies at 90 firefights were occurring. Rifle fire also was heard at the By VERENA DOBNIK cowboy-in.spired classical music didn’t even travel to Perilous future Robert Cummings dead 20-story army headquarters, where The Associated Press the West until he was 28. the mutineers occupied an undeter­ airplane who squired beautiful models around town. He mined number of floors. The ad­ “I preferred to imagine being on a horse without ac­ By ROSE ANA BERBEO could never settle on any one woman, causing endless ministrative building is not normally NEW YORK — Aaron Copland, die immigrants’ son tually getting on one!” he once said. The Associated Press from Brooklyn who used jazz rhythms of the South, folk William Schuman, who with Bernstein and Copland for Mafia’s Gotti problems at home and among the various girlfriends. guarded by a large detachment of fonned what Schuman called a triumvirate of American It was called “Love That Bob” in syndication, and can soldiers. songs of Appalachia and cowboy tunes of the prairie to the ’90s. There’s a great variance LOS ANGELES — Robert Cummings, who played a By LARRY MeSHANE still be seen in reruns. The rebels also captured a factory create classical music that was unmistakably American, composers, said, “Copland believed in the validity of between Mr. Gotti and Mr. Castel­ swinging bachelor in the 1950s sitcom “The Bob Cum­ The Associated Press that manufactures tanks under con­ has died at 90. American music, that we were not inferior to our lano,” said Fred Martens, director of mings Show” and starred in dozens of films, has died at In its second incarnation, “The Bob Cummings tract with France at Boulogne, north The composer, who lived in Pcckskill, died Sunday at European cousins.” the Pennsylvania Crime Commis­ Show” ran as a comedy-adventure on CBS in l% l-6 2 , NEW YORK — A street hit from age 80. Phelps Memorial Hospital in North Tarrytown of “He created die American sound in symphonic sion. of the capital. the pages of “The Godfather” al­ The actor, who had Parkinson’s disease, died Sunday and Cummings played Bob Carson, charter pilot and pneumonia. He had suffered two strokes recently. music,” said Schuman. “One was a businessman rack­ Troops loyal to Menem also ex­ legedly transformed John Gotti into at the Motion Picture and Television Hospital in Wood­ amateur detective. The “dean of American music” created such classics Both Bernstein and Copland “wanted to incorporate eteer, the other is a plain old- changed fire with rebels four blocks the nation’s most powerful crime land Hills of kidney failure and complications from hi 1954, he won an Emmy for “Twelve Angry Men.” as “Appalachian Spring,” “Rodeo,” “Billy the Kid” and popular music into concert music. They always wanted fashioned gangster, right out of the from the presidential palace. Police boss. But five years later, Gotti pneumonia, said hospital spokeswoman Louella Benson Milton Berle, who used Cummings as a straight man “Lincoln Portrait.” Leonard Bernstein once called the music to be in contact wiili people,” said composer ’20s. That’s the difference.” halted mass transit in the area, and faces the mobster’s fatal equation: After a movie career in the 1940s, he entered the bur­ in the 1930s and ’40s, said the clean-cut actor had a Copland’s 1942 orchestral composition “Fanfare for the Elliott Carter. Castellano’s style, which included machine gun and heavy arms fire power plus prestige equals prosecu­ geoning TV industry and starred in two versions of “The great knack for comedy. “He was a darling man,” Berle Common Man” the “all-time lop of the hit parade in Copland’s storekeeper parents initially were reluctant the creation of citywide concrete could be heard. There was no word tion. Bob Cummings Show,” which in its first incarnation said Sunday. “I, and others in show business who knew American music.” to pay for music lessons. “My parents were of the scam that netted millions and an on casualties there. “Right now he is the No. 1 target was probably the closest thing to a sex comedy on him, will miss him dearly.” The son of Eastern European immigrants, he strove to opinion that enough money had been invested in the aversion to drug trafficking, was in The rest of the army is “following of law enforcement. ... It’s just a television at the lime. be more American than most Americans and sought to musical Gaining of die four older children, with meager marked contrast to the Gambinos the orders of their commanders, ex­ matter of time. He’s going to go,” On the first “Bob Cummings Show,” which ran as a Paramount Pictures signed Cummings but look a pass focus the imcmaiional spotlight on his fellow American results,” he recalled. under Gotti, investigators say. cept for small groups that are being said Jules Bonalovonta, head of the sitcom on NBC and CBS from 1955 to 1959, Cummings on Berle when they took a screen test in 1932, Berle composers. But his persistence prevailed, and Cophmd eventually “Castellano seemed shrewder. He brought under conuol,” the army FB I’s organized crime office in New played Bob Collins, a photographer with his own said. “I never let him forget that,” he said. “He put American music on die map. He decided that studied in Paris widi Nadia Boulanger and sold a com­ kept a low profile, and he also chief-of-staff, Gen. Martin Bonnet, York. there should be an American sound, a place for the position, “The Cal and the Mou.se,” for $32.50. bridged the legitimate and il­ said in a communique. Bonalovonta has history on his American composer,” Vivian Pcrlis, who collaborated “To finally sec my music printed means more to me legitimate worlds, which gave him a Menem was working at Govern­ side. From A1 Cafxme to Joe Bonan- with the composer on his 1984 memoir, “Copland,” said than any debut in Carnegie Hall,” he wrote home. little more freedom,” said Michael ment House, just two blocks from no, godfathers have turned Sunday. In 1925, Boulanger, on organ, premiered “Symphony Chertoff, acting U.S. attorney in East German Communists the army headquarters, said grandfathers while behind bars. Copland wrote two operas, six ballets and eight film for Organ and Orchestra” in New York as part of her Newark. presidential spokesman Humberto The heads of four of the city’s scores, including his Oscar-winning music for William U.S. debut. Chertoff was prosecuting Castel­ Toledo. five organized crime families were Wyler’s “The Heiress” in 1948. Afterward, Copland recalled, conductor Walter Dam- lano and the heads of the four other “This is not a coup,” an uniden­ He won a Pulitzer Prize in 1945 for the ballet “Ap­ convicted and sentenced to 100 cling to Parliament seats rosch addressed the audience: “Ladies and gentlemen, 1 mob families when the reputed tified lieutenant who spoke for the The Associated Press years in prison each in 1986. The palachian Spring,” based on a Shaker melody played by am sure you will agree dial if a gifted yoiaig man can Gambino boss and bodyguard rebels told reporters. “We recognize fifth — Paul Castellano — never BERLIN (AP) — East Germany’s MARINES FIRE TOW — Marines at Camp Lejeune, N.C., fire a Tube-launched Optically a clarinet. It was choreographed by Martha Graham. write a symphony like diis at 23 ... within five years he Thomas Biloiti were gunned down first free elections and chose the The party was represented in the the authority of President Menem as heard those verdicts. He was gunned fomier Communists managed to win Guided Weapons missile as they prepare for duty in Saudi Arabia. His ballets “Billy the Kid” in 1938 and “Rtxleo” in will be ready to commit murder.” Dec. 16, 1985, outside a midtown democratic government that led llte all-German parliament formed out commander-in-chief.” Asked for the down months earlier in Gotti’s al­ seals in the united German Parlia­ 1942 make use of cowboy tunes and folk songs. With sucli jazz-inspired creations as “Piano Concer­ Manhattan sleakhouse. nation to unity with West Germany of the legislatures of the two Ger- rebels’ motives, the lieutenant said, leged grandstand play for control of ment on Sunday, but they lost much on Oct. 3. Other works included the score for “The Red Pony,” to” in 1926, Copland once recalled, “1 fell I had gone to Gotti’s attorney, Bruce Cutler, manys immediately after unity. It “The same as during the Holy Week the Gambino family. of their remaining support in a na­ the 1949 movie based on the novel by John Steinbeck, the extreme of where jazz could take me, the audiences noted his client is often linked to the Party leader Gregor Gysi put an was apportioned 24 seats based on (April 1987) uprising: Our generals But claiming Gotti killed Castel­ tion they onee ruled. and “I.incoln Hirtniit,” music performed with narration and critics in Boston all thought I had gone t(H) far.” slaying, but asserted Gotti’s in­ optimistic spin on the results, noting its level of support in the east. don’t represent the sentiment nor the Report: FBI investigating lano is one thing; proving it is in.spired by the writings of Lincoln biographer Carl During a trip to the West, Copland heard die piece The Parly of Democratic tliat the Communists were strong thought of our army.” nocence. Ironically, Gysi’s party did belter Stindburg. being hissed during rehearsal and again in concert at the another. He has never been charged Socialism, the renamed version of enough to get into F^liament. He Another rebel spokesman, retired in eastern Germany than the party The Jewish boy from New York who learned to write Hollywood Bowl. in the killing, although a much- ‘Take this pxxir Mr. Castellano the party that conuolled East Ger­ said they laid a foundation on which Maj. Hugo Abete, said the plotters rumored racketeering indictment in­ containing many of the pro- Sens. Cranston, DeConcini who was killed. How many limes many for four deeades, won 17 seats to build support in the West. were followers of Col. Mohammed democracy activists that toppled the cluding the hit is reportedly due this have the newspapers said my client in toliament, according to final “It’s not so much the quantity, but Ali Seineldin, who was cashiered however, that the cdiics committee volved with Keating and said both month. had something to do with this? He re.sulls. Communists in last autumn’s peace­ By WILLIAM M. WELCH .<<■ the quality,” of support, he said. after he led the previous military The Associated Press did know of the investigation, al- continued to intervene after being Three times Gotti has appeared in didn’t,” said Cutler. It attracted less than 1 percent of “One now chooses us as the leftist ful revolt. uprising, in December 1988. diough Cranston and DeConcini had infomied by regulalois they were New York City courts on other char­ the vole in western Germany, and democratic alternative.” Chertoff believes “Big F^ul,” in WASHINGTON — A published not been infomied. recommending a criminal investiga­ ges, and three limes he has walked more tlian 9 percent in eastern Ger­ The party also captured 9.3 per­ some ways, wielded more power report today says the FBI is con­ The ethics panel, in its lOth day tion of Lincoln’s practices. out a free man, earning the nick­ many, according to the traditionally cent of the vote in the Berlin elec­ ducting a criminal investigation dial of public healings today, is inves­ The other senators under scrutiny 4 name ‘The Teflon Don.” The acquit­ than Gotti. reliable poll projections. tions, making it the third-biggesl g could lead to cliarges against two of tigating allegations dial Cranston, are Republican John McCain of tals, combined with his reputation “Gotti seems powerful, but that That was a sharp drop from the party in the city’s legislature, ac­ the so-called “Keating Five” DeConcini, and three other senators Arizona, and Democrats John Glenn J for violence and fine clothing, have may be because the other bosses are 16.4 percent the party earned in cording to projections from Ger­ given Gotti national notoriety. gone,” said Chertoff. senators. improperly intervened with federal of Ohio and Donald Riegle of t ' March, when East Gcmiany held its many’s ARD television network. The Washington Times, quoting regulators on behalf of Keating’s Michigan. Yet that image may bring his dirift institution. downfall, experts say. Castellano’s unidentified congressional and law Bennett has de.scribcd McCain All the senators have denied approach — described by one as enforcement sources, said the and Glenn as having the least invol m m m ssi wrongdoing. “much more sophisticated racketeer­ “wide-ranging” investigation in vcmenl. although each attended a M anchester The committee is set to hear from ing than Gotti’s” and therefore har­ volved allegations of vote trading pair ol meetings with regulators in a former federal regulator who says der to delect and prosecute — is Decorate Your Door »iaiZ W S FJLSKtu&Esz and bribery against Sens. Alan 1987 on behalf of Keating. Riegle, he received an unusual number of Cranston and Dennis DeConcini. llie Senate banking chairman, has more conducive to a lengthy slay at calls from Cranston, D-Calif., on bc- for Christmas Contest 1990 The report comes as the Senate fallen somewhere in tlie middle in the head of an organized crime TUESDAY ONLY lialf of Keating’s Lincoln Savings family, they believe. Ethics Committee this week shifts tlic degree of trouble he faces. 1st Prize tuid Loan, and from a fund-raiser Unless, of course, somebody in­ the focus of its hearings into the Expected to testify tliis week are $100.00 Gift Certificate from Victoria Anne and Tara Ashley t\ matter to Cranston, the major who helped Cranston collect side the organization decides to kill Danny Wall, the foniier top thrift 2nd Prize beneficiary of $1.3 million in Senate $889,0(K) from Keating and his as­ you nine days before Christmas. FROM OUR MEAT DEPT. sociates. regulator who succeeded Edwin “Paul Castellano was a class act. $50.00 Gift Certificate from Whitham Nursery m campaign contributions from FRESH LEAN BONELESS Gray, the senators’ chief accuser. savings and loan owner Charles H. But Cranston told the committee He was the emerging racketeer of Also scheduled to appetu arc Joy 3rd Prize Center Cut Pork Chops $3.99/ib. Keating Jr. in a deposition dial he had done Jacobson, the Cranston fund-raiser, $40.00 Gift Certificate from Diannes Jewelry & Glass Restoration Tlic Times said also dial an F’BI iiodiing improper. and more federal regulators. Honorable Mention source had confirmed for the “I see nothing cdiically, morally WSKLYBINGO FROM OUR DELI DEPT. newspaper that a federal grand jury or legally wrong with the amounts Wall, former head of tlie Federal $25.00 Gift Certificate from Tlie Craft Supply House LAND O' LAKES that were involved,” he said. sitting in California was reviewing Home Loan Bank Board, said in a t TUESDAY Honorable Mention American Cheese $2.69/ib. evidence involving Cranston, D- Cranston, who has prosuitc cancer dc[X)silion released Friday dial only and has said he will not seek re-elec­ after reviewing his files did he eon- X $25.00 Gift Certificate from Cute-lcles Nail Salon Calif., and DeConcini, D-Ariz. The tion, did say, however, that accept­ nev.'Spaj)cr saiil it had no other elude Cranston had made an unusual Chutih of the Assumption IIIDGES: FROM OUR BAKERY DEPT. dc’iails on dial mallei. ing the money “turned out to Ix' iiuiiilxT of calls to him on behall of Robin Voboril — Interior Desif^ner Paul's Paint FRESHLY BAKED jHilitically stiqiid and unwise, lx- 2a $cuth Adams Street I>;-' 'oia. i'a, i ■-aC-llcd SlU " > i'l bjs Keating’s institution. The calls con­ Manchester, CT cause it’s caused an upioar that 1 tinued dirougli Ajiril 1989, as Keat­ Lynne Beaulieu — Mary Cheney Library Sponsored by ^ Heal Hstale Bagels $1.79/1/2 dozen home in ) uesun, Ariz., and a The Associated Press $3,00 Admission regret.” ing struggled to avoid bankruptcy Marie DeNies — Floral Designer spokesman for Cranston told the UNWORRIED BY QUAKE TALK — Albert Rollins relaxes on his porch in Marked Tree, Ark., over $1,500 Q sh Prizes For details and entry blank, call: 647-8400 Times they were unaware of any Committee special counsel Robert and federal seizure, and to tuTaiige a S. Bennett has described DeConcini which lies on the southern end of the New Madrid Fault. Rollins, a long-time resident, says he 317 Highland St. • Manchester ■ 646-4277 criminal probe. sale of Lincoln dial needed bank The newspaper’s sources said. and Cranston as the most deeply in­ board approval. is not concerned by a scientist's projections of a quake on the fault early this week. 4—MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, Dec. 3, 1990 MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, Dec. 3, 1990—5 OPINION Messianic priest Hiring leads in Haiti will Board of Ed Science plunge criticism profits for presidency To The Editor; By MICHAEL NORTON Cap-Haitien, where an estimated sharply The Bolton Board of Education is not seriously com­ The Associated Press 60,000 people took part in what was mitted to soliciting community participation in education thanks to probably the biggest demonstration (AP) Hiring by U.S. companies programs. JACMEL, Haiti — Church bells in the city’s history. The New England Association of Schools and Col­ ix?al and a man with a megaphone will drop steeply to recession levels In Jacmcl, a cmmbling port on the in the first quarter of 1991, par­ leges (NEASC), Commission on Public Secondary mimics a crowing rooster as the southern coast, perhaps 5,000 Schools sets the standards for education in the New business Rev. Jean-Bertrand Aristide rides ticularly in the economically bat­ people, including hundreds of stu­ tered NortheasL says a survey by the England region. This organization is the official accredit­ into town on horseback to be dents in brown and blue school ing agency of the United States Secretary of Education. world’s largest temporary help firm. BALTIMORE — At the Johns Hop­ greeted by thousands of adoring uniforms, poured into the town The October 23-26, 1988 accreditation report on the Bol­ Manpower Inc. said Sunday its kins University here, a team of medical supporters. square for a recent Aristide rally. ton High School by NEASC states the following stan­ sampling of more than 15,000 researchers headed by Dr. Solomon H. The fiery leftist priest, revered by Dismounting a horse he rode from dard: “The school shall solicit participation of com­ the masses as a prophet, is taking his American businesses showed that 15 Snyder reports that it has, for the first the outskirts of the city, Aristide percent plan to increase hiring while munity members and organizations in the support and time, grown human brain nerve cells in remarkable quest for the presidency plunged into one of his trademark development of school programs.” 16 percent plan to reduce their work laboratory dishes. across Haiti in a campaign imbued question-response orations in which That same report was critical of the High School ad- forces, for a net hiring drop of 1 per­ On the other side of the country, a with messianic symbolism and the distinctions between national mini.stration’s interaction with the community and of­ cent. group of scientists at the University of patriotic fervor. pride and Christian love are blurred. fered the following recommendation: “Establish and im­ The firm said the net drop is the California at San Diego under tlic direc­ He calls the campaign Operation Aristide: “Young people, you plement a consistent, on-going community relations first shown by the survey since the tion of Dr. Fred H. Gage says it has “Lavales,” or Torrent, a biblical know what it is to be lovesick?” program to include the communities of Bolton and Wil­ flood to clcan.se Haiti of corruption first quarter of 1983, when the na­ achieved initial success in its attempts to Crowd: “Yes!” tion was still emerging from the last li ngt on.” and tyranny; its emblem is the fight­ Aristide: “Are you in love with recession. At the October 11 Board of Education meeting, the su­ ing cock, representing Haiti’s com­ Haiti?” perintendent, Richard Packman, suggested that a survey ing sunrise. Manpower said the 15 percent of Crowd; “Yes!” firms intending to hire compares concerning school performance be sent out to parents of “With Aristide, Lord, there will All sing the lilting “Haiti Cherie,” Bolton students. A member of the Board, Thomas Man­ be no dishonesty,” the people chant with 20 percent for the same period or “Darling Haiti,” which is to Tho Assoclatad Prass in 1990. The 16 percent planning ning, suggested that the survey include the entire com­ as the slight, bespectacled cleric Haitians what “America the Beauti­ munity, not just the parents. Several members of the nicknamed “Titid” appears in their FRIENDS IN SPACE REUNITED — Former child actor, Billy Mumy, right, of the popular work force cuts compares with 12 ful” is to Americans. percent year earlier. board objected to this, they felt that only the parents midst. Then Aristide: “We are going to 1960s television program ‘Lost in Space,’ holds an appendage of his former fellow cast mem­ input was important. Did Bennett hurt drug war? Aristide, 37, has survived at least do away with injustice — totally.” ber Robot YME last weekend in Boston, during a reunion of cast members celebrating the The survey corro’uorated other At that .same meeting it was suggested tliat a separate three assassination attempts and was Together: ’Totally, totally, totally, 25th anniversary of the show. Mumy portrayed Will Robinson in the program. private and government evidence newsletter be sent out by the Board to inform the com­ expelled from his Roman Catholic suggesting the nation is sliding into WASHINGTON — William Bennett stimulate the growth of damaged brain touilly, totally, totally.” munity on the proposed Bolton school building program. To further complicate matters, there is order in 1988 for preaching revolu­ a recession or already is in one. is withdrawing from the war on drugs cells. Aristide unexpectedly entered the This appears to be consistent with the NEASC recom­ now a new major player in the drug war. tion. He is widely regarded as the Mitchell Fromstein, Manpower while declaring victory. However, The work on both campuses is espe­ presidential race in mid-October mendations, but the building program has been in the The Pentagon — in its attempt to justify frontrunner among 11 candidates in president, said the survey figures de-spite glowing praise from President cially significant because it could lead to after Roger Lafontant, reputed planning stages for several years without full community continuing sky-high Reagan-cra military the Dec. 16 election. clearly show hiring is reaching Bush, the consensus is that in 20 months effective treamient of neurological afflic­ former head of the Duvalicr dic­ $4,7m upgrade completed involvement and now that community approval is re­ budgets — has suddenly declared the recession depths in all regions ex­ as drug czar Bennett completely failed to tions including Parkinson’s, Alzheimer’s Supporters say the charismatic tatorship’s infamous Tonton quired before the program can continue, the board feels it drug war a major priority. priest offers the best hope of giving cept the Midwest and is reflected in do the job Congress envisioned when it and Huntington’s diseases. Macoute militia, declared his can­ nece.ssary to lobby for community support. Our Board of Where the Navy used to lend ships the impoverished Caribbean nation all business categories. created the position. and manpower to the Coast Guard and It also could eventually provide res­ didacy. Education docs not want the involvement of all com­ torative treatment not now available to not only the first democratically Laf^ontant was later disqualified on U,S,-Soviet hot line Although the first quarter of any The Office of National Drug Control munity groups, only groups that openly support it’s the Army once loaned equipment and ex- elected president--in its turbulent year historically is a time of low Policy was created by Congress in 1987 pcrtisc to die DBA in foreign operations, those who sustain brain damage in acci- on a technicality.------policic.s.------:------Reimeit met the six-monLh itiatidacc: 186-ycar history, but the stability of tinaitis to challenge eight NBA stars in the Oval Office, an image hiring, Fromstein said that even on a after several years of bitter debate, and the Pentagon now wants the action — dents and to others who suffer from Although no opinion polls have By DEB RIECHMANN Another example of the board’s unwillingness to in­ He developed an overall drug strategy. a government with huge popular in a three-point shooting contest in popularized in many movies. seasonally adjusted basis the hiring the very active opposition of the Reagan and budget appropriations — for itself. psychiatric illnesses. been published, the consensus The Associated Press volve the community I attended a Board of Education However, his critics argued the strategy The two medical research efforts have support. among political observers is tliat Houston. “Snipers” apparently was predictions for the quarter are down meeting on October 9 regarding the final presentation of administration. has been completely tilted towards enfor­ One major problem Congress thought The modernized operation in­ sharply. something else in common: They arc Critics accuse Aristide of Aristide commands much wider FREDERICK, Md. — The Rus­ the Soviets’ translation of long- Leading the fight against creation of cement efforts, while rehabilitation the drug czar could end was costly The survey showed the deteriora­ the building plans by the architect. 1 was asked to sign in primarily financed neither by the univer­ demagoguery and say his a support than any of Haiti’s veteran sians asking questions about basket- range basketball shooters. cludes updated transmitters and and list the group I represented by Chairman James Mar­ the drug czar position was thcn-Vicc programs have been given a secondary duplications of efforts in different agen­ receivers, control consoles and two tion to be most evident in the Nor­ sities where they arc being conducted nor presidency based on emotional mass politicians. ball over the Moscow-to- “We’d like to know how he feels shall. After completing this I was informed by Mr. Mar­ President George Bu.sh. He had been status. Ix)cal governments complain that cies. However, most experts now believe new saucer-shaped satellite dishes. theast, where symptoms of recession by traditional funding sources witliin the appeal would pose the threat of a “Aristide is the figurehead of a Washington hot line? The Cold War in the NBA,” the Soviets asked. delegated the job of leading the war on much of the enforcement effort was the duplication is even greater than when have grown since the stock market shall that I could not ask questions or participate as I was federal government such as the National theocratic dictatorship. messianic movement, the incarna­ really must be over. “Friends,” the Americans tech­ Replacement parts were becoming drugs on the nation’s southern border. Bennett came to town. scarce for the old dishes. crash of 1987. not invited to the meeting. This meeting was listed in the given to them with little money coming Institutes of Health or National Science That appeal has teen evident on tion of a collective dream,” says Experts manning the hot line, nicians and linguists on the hot line news media as a Board of Education public meeting and For years, as the nation’s drug from Washington to pay the bill. Since 1974 the DEA has operated the replied, “in the local newspaper it Foundation. campaign stops across tlic country, Laennec Hurbon, a specialist on which was to be rededicated today “At this station we never know The net hiring prediction for the over 20 people attended. I was the only one not allowed problem worsened. Congress complained To be fair to Bennett, the president has El Paso (Texas) Intelligence Center says that Kurtinaitis is feeling fine, that the federal government had no com­ Instead, both arc the beneficiaries of from the slums of Port-au-Prince, religious movements in the Carib­ after a $4.7 million upgrade, see when the president is using it. What area showed a net drop of 9 percenL to participate. If this is the way the Board of Education denied him a place in the Cabinet, and (EPIC) as a centralized collection and but there are no results from the prehensive strategy, no one person in the Unrestricted Neuroscience Research the capital, to the northern city of bean. evidence of glasnost in test trans­ we do is make sure the hot line is versus a 3 percent advance a year reaches out to all segments of the community, it appears has not given him the clout needed to distribution point for all federal anti-drug competition. They’ll probably be in overall charge who could be held ac­ Grants Program, which has provided missions from the Soviets. Routine, available to him,” Brothers said. earlier. It is the lowest in the 15-year tliey need some lessons in public relations, liiey seem to knock heads within the Bush adminisoa- intelligence. But now the Coast Guard tomorrow’s paper.” countable for success or failure. This $3.3 million to medical researchers since maintenance-related dispatches have “Our checks arc to make sure the history of the survey and well below have forgotten (so soon) that the Neglected Taxpayers tion to bring a halt to the turf wars. has created its own Maritime Intelligence “Several years ago,” said Tom it was initiated in 1988 by the Bristol- actually become chatty. Earth station-to-Earth station link is the recession levels of 1982-83. represent a large segment of this community. resulted in a fast-growing duplication of It soon became apparent tliat Bennett Center. The CIA — which also now sees Brothers, manager of the hot line effort among various federal agencies the war on drugs as a budget booster — Myers Squibb Co., one of the country’s “Could we ask an unofficial ques­ OK.” Many people in Bolton feel that other building and had neither the patience nor the inclina­ Free AIDS tests suition at Fort Detrick, “you would By industry, the survey showed tion about basketball?” the Soviets and an almost destructive level of inter­ tion for administrative tasks. He was has established a Counter Narcotics leading pharmaceutical companies. program options should have been more fully reviewed asked last February over the com­ have never seen that.” This is the line’s third upgrade. the steepest declines in expected agency rivalry. So the drug czar was much more comfortable touring the Center. The Treasury Department has Moreover, that program is only one of and clearly presented to the community, not just one munications link .set up after the Technicians working at Fort The first hot line, a trans-Atlantic hiring were in the construction and created. country giving rabble-rousing speeches started the Financial Crimes Information the Bristol-Myers Squibb philanthropic building option. Many members of the community and Cuban missile crisis to avert the ac- Detrick in Frederick make sure the teletype cable, was prone to inter­ retail sectors. The survey projected a But to overcome a threatened Reagan than moving through Washington’s back Network to track drug money and money initiatives that have supplied $25 million given to patients emergency communications link is ruptions, including one caused by a several elected officials have repeatedly requested the veto, several key compromises were in company funds since 1977 to finance cidenuil outbreak of war. “Could 9 percent advance in hiring in the rooms to coordinate work between agen­ laundering. Meanwhile, the Pentagon has available to President Bush and Finnish farmer who cut a cable with board to investigate other options but the board has made. It was left up to the president ex­ tried to establish an anti-drug intel­ medical research in fields such as cancer, you please tell us how our Kur- service category, which suggested refused to do so. cies. tinaitis performed against your Mikhail Gorbachev. his plow die very first year. In the service jobs will account for much actly how much power the office would According to most insiders, the turf ligence operation of its own. pain, nutrition and orthopedics. The Neglected Taxpayers feel that this program is far snipers?” The hot line, e.stablished in 1%3, 1970s, a manhole fire north of Bal­ of the total U.S. job increase activity actually have and whether the office­ war problem is worse today than when Defeated Florida GOP Gov. Bob Mar­ The company’s generosity is notewor­ of dead doctor too expensive for the taxpayers of Bolton to afford, it The Soviets were referring to allows the superpower heads of state timore cut off the cable’s primary through early next year. holder would be a member of the Bennett took office. Though the head of tinez is reported to be the No. 1 can­ thy because it part of a seldom recog­ will certainly cost each household many thousands of BALTIMORE (AP) — Dozens of While Johns Hopkins could not Rimas Kurtinaitis, a 6-foot-5 star to circumvent normal diplomatic circuit. About the same time, Cabinet. the Drug Enforcement AdminisOation didate to replace Bennett. Given his nized phenomenon — the donation of dollars for the bonding period. All community groups people called Johns Hopkins Hospi- from Lithuania. The National Bas­ channels and exchange written mes­ American telephone workers ac­ Manpower, based in Milwaukee, It was mandated that the new drug and the commandant of the Coast Guard complete lack of Washington experience, millions of dollars annually by the na­ give the exact number of patients should have been involved in the planning stages to en­ uil in response to its offer to test for ketball Association had invited Kur­ sages. There never was a red phone cidentally cut the line’s cables. is the leading supplier of temporary czar must come up with a comprehensive may testify on Capitol Hill as to how he may get a very chilly reception on tion’s largest corporations to causes Almaraz operated on, Townsend es­ sure that an acceptable program was developed for the AIDS about 1,800 patients who help to businesses worldwide, overall anti-drug strategy within six closely their organizations are working Capitol Hill. A number of angry senators ranging from eradication of diseases to timated the figure at 300 a year. At community. Taxpayers certainly support affordable were operated on by a surgeon who providing jobs to nearly 1.5 million months of taking office. Congress together, congressional investigators are will be asking hard questions about his protection of the environment. that rate, he could have operated on quality education of the children of Bolton, however the died of the disease. people annually throu^ more than wanted the position to have full Cabinet repeatedly hearing of incidents in the ability to tackle many of the problems “Corporate philanthropy is one of more than 1,800 patients while on Board of Education has not adequately considered an af­ The ho.spital said it would send a Millionaire’s unhappy death 1,600 offices in 34 countries. status with wide-ranging powers in field where the two groups are, in fact, that Bennett either ignored or was America’s test-kept secrets,” The Atlan­ the staff. fordable cost for this program and for the education of powerless to solve. tic magazine concluded recently in a spe­ letter this week to all patients Dr. AIDS most commonly is trans­ It conducts the employment out­ hopes of ending interagency sqiuibblins. actively working against each other. JACKSON, Miss. (AP) — Robert McRcc of Jackson. Bolton’s children. cial supplement that included accounts of Rudolph Almaraz had operated on mitted through sexual contact or the analyzed the ransom note. look survey on a quarterly basis, Hcarin paid almost a million dollars Charles F. Holland “a project to tame the scourge of river since joining its staff in 1984. The sharing of needles by inuavenous “We’ve had a terrible loss. I think Mrs. Hcarin, 72 when she was measuring employer intentions to hoping to ransom his wife of 50 10 Riga Lane blindness in West Africa” and “an inter- breast cancer specialist died Nov. 16 drug users or exposure to tainted all along there has teen a real mix kidnapped, suffered from ileitis, a increase or decrease the permanent years. But her kidnappers were un­ Bolton generational day care center, where at age 41 of what his family’s blood or other bodily fluids. of sadness and anger,” said the son. chronic intestinal disease- work force. Milli Vanilli has company lawyer, Marvin Ellin, said was yielding and the 73-year-old multi­ Hcarin was worth an estimated children and elderly people take pleasure Dr. Gregory B. Bulkley, a profes­ millionaire died widiout ever seeing Letters to the Editor in each other’s company.” AIDS. sor of surgery at die Hopkins Medi­ $200 million. He conuollcd Missis­ her again. The Herald welcomes letters from its readers. Letters Pardon me, but could someone remind burg, the scribe would never have risked According to the Taft Corporate Ellin said the letter will generate cal School, said a study has found sippi’s largest gas distribution com­ Hcarin’s heart gave out Wednes­ should be no more dian two double-spaced typewritten us again why the now-disgraced Milli his career by composing an oration so Giving Directory, eleemosynary efforts “nothing but panic” among Al- that a doctor who pricks himself pany, Mississippi Valley Gas Co.; ★ ★ day, two years after Annie Laurie pages. The Herald reserves the right to edit letters for any Vanilli committed some great cultural concise, so direct, so wonderfully limpid. throughout the country will benefit from maraz’s former patients. “Every while ojxirating on a jjerson with its second-largest bank, Trustmark ★ ★ reason, including length, taste and style. The Herald tries crime? Surely the full story hasn’t been ache and every pain they experience AIDS has a 0.2 percent chance of Hearin was kidnapped from their National Bank, and its .second- HOLIDAY SALE VINCENT Instead, he would have piled on approximately $4.75 billion worth of ★ ★ to publish all letters, but the decision of the editor is told. Was this hapless duo really shorn of is going to cause them to wonder if picking up the virus. Mississippi home. largest insurance company, Lamar modifiers and hyperbole until no one but corporate donations this year. Among the ★ Tuesday; December 4 final. Writers may be limited to one letter per month. All a Grammy just because they never sang a CARROLL tliey have AIDS,” he said. The risk of a doctor transmitting Hearin, one of die state’s most Life Corp. ★ a professional historian would have most generous firms are the General powerful and wealthy men, paid letters must be signed, and writers must include their ad­ word on their own records? bothered to review his bloated effort The hospiuil received dozens of AIDS to a patient is so small as to Hcarin avoided die news media ★ Unique Jewelry ★ Motors Corp., contributing $54.5 mil­ $931,0(X) in ran.som, but his wife dress and a telephone number for verification. Mail let­ And fans actually felt betrayed to dis­ calls Sunday as a result of a story in be immeasurable, he said. after his wife was kidnapped, but ★ 1 Stuffed Animals today. lion, and Scars, Roebuck & Co., giving was never freed. Audioritics believe ★ ters to Open R)rum, Box 591, Manchester 06040. cover their heroes were frauds? Rob and Fab of Milli Vanilli are hard­ The Sun in which Ellin said Al- There is only one case in which a did appear on the TV show “Un­ $27 million. she is dead. ★ »Decorations Touchy, touchy. Since when did we ly role models for our times, but neither marez had died of AIDS. Dticu- patient is believed to have con­ solved Mysteries.” He never gave ★ “My one regret is 1 couldn’t give get so upset about being conned? Last ses when the witness inconveniently are they pirates in a cultural sea of sur­ Companies donating $10 million to nicnts that would confirm his ill­ tracted the disease from a health­ up hope of finding his wife, al­ ★ • Gift Items ★ passing purity. The head of the National $13 million include Aetna Life & ness, including tlic death certificate, care provider. him back his wife,” said FBI agent though authorities believe she died ★ time I looked, about half of the most changes the subject or offers an unex­ Wayne R. Taylor. “We continue to ★ Berry's World heavily promoted books in this counU^y Academy of Recording Arts and Scien­ Ca.sualty, United Technologies, Bristol- arc confidential under Maryland long ago. Last year, he moved out of pected reply. In that case, David J. Acer, was a do cvcrydiing we can that might ★ ★ were counterfeit. Ronald Reagan no ces declared himself “appalled” at their Myers Squibb, Aluminum Company of law. the brick Georgian house they THE PENNY SAVER The idea, meanwhile, that busy leaders Stuart, Fla., dentist, who died of lead to her.” shared. ★ (MMH Auxiliary Thrift Shop) more wrote his autobiography than Milli today would write their own speeches is transgressions, as if everywhere he looks America, Coca-Cola and Times Mirror. Johns Hopkins said in its letter ★ AIDS on Sept. 3. Nine mondis ear­ Tlie Hearins met while they were “I’m pretty sure she was dead Vanilli’s Rob and Fab — even the names simply beyond the pale. Perhaps that’s he sees rock-ribbed integrity. Somehow Those giving $8 million to $10 million tliat the possibility that tltc AIDS ★ 46 Purnell Place ★ lier, one of his patients, Kimberly students at the University of within the first month. 1 am ab­ seem to hint at the underlying hoax — one reason so few orations ever mint a he managed to miss the long line of virus was transmitted to any person Hours: 10am-Spm Monday-Saturday include K man, McDonnell Douglas, Bergalis, 22, was told she had AID.S Alabama and married in 1940. They ★ ★ composed or sang their songs. At least memorable line or rise above humdrum manipulators and frauds who blight the during surgery is remote. solutely sure she is dead,” said Dr. Closed Monday, Dec. 3 to prepare for sale. Federated Department Stores and United after being hospitalized for a fomi had two children, Robert Hearin Jr„ ★ the pathetic “singing” duo had to rhetoric. Had Lincoln employed a landscape. Most of them, of course, are Parcel Service. Ellin said Almaraz told him he Rodrigo Galvez, a Jackson ★ memorize the lyrics before mouthing speechwriter before his trip to Gettys­ still taking bows. was cxjxiscd to AIDS when blood of pneumonia. a lawyer in New Orleans, and Laurie psychiatrist and pathologist who ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ them on stage. Reagan probably couldn’t There arc, of course, thousands of cor­ from an AIDS patient squirted into distinguish the contents of Chapter 4 in porations whose annual charitable con­ his eyes and mouth during an opera­ his book from, say. Chapter 8 — assum­ tributions range from slim to none. In­ tion in New York about seven years FARR'S IS OPEN SUNDAY 11-6 A A A SPECIAL GETAWAY ing he’s read the finished product. deed, the vast majority of companies fail ago. 0^ But let’s not pick on Reagan, fat as to take full advantage of the maximum Suzanne Raussenbert, a spokes­ Figure Skates i that target might be. Ghostwriters, deduction allowed for such donations on woman for Memorial Sloan-Kettcr- literary agents and publishing houses Food Favorites their federal tax returns. ing Cancer Center in New York Sleds and Toboggans have teen passing off marketing concoc­ P e rc ^ of Americans who say they eat a lot But the corporate money tliat is avail­ where Almaraz was on a fellowship, Bicycles , r tions for years under the names of of selected foods, by r^lon, 1988 able has become increasingly imporuint on Sunday said tlie hospiuil had no celebrities who couldn’t string together in an era when other sources of funding records that would indicate Almaraz Wagons five coherent sentences on their own. West contracted AIDS tlicre. He practiced New Orleans Northeast Midwest South Itave become restricted. Some medical Nor are quasi-literate luminaries the only at the hospital in 1983. Exercisers Green vegetables 45% 50% 51% 61% researchers, for example, arc in a self- ones who cheat the reading public. Even described “near panic” because of drastic Almaraz also had privileges at Weight Sets a few well-known journalists, presumab­ Fresh fruit 39% 42% 37% 58% ^ reductions in assistance available from Children’s Hospital, where a ly literate to the person, employ assis­ the federal government. spokeswoman said Almarzii never • Roundtrip y 2fj;s^Whole grains 34% 45% 34% 46% ^ Darts and Boards tants who sometimes ghost-write for operated, and Homewood Hospital air fare MANCHESTER lliem. A $200,000 NIH biomedical research \ Poultry 34% 38% 37% 38% South. Hoincwoixl spokesman Larry Pedometers • 3 nights An acquaintance of mine, who has grant pays for a typical laboratory effort. Wilson .said the hospital will con­ 391 Broad Street deluxe hotel since moved on to more lofty pursuits, Potatoes 31% 30% 36% 26% In 1988, 6,400 were given out — but tliis sider sending letters to the surgeon’s T , Buck Knives accuinniudu- © 1990 by NEA, Inc once researched articles for a writer who year only 4,600 awards were made. patients. 6 4 6 -7 0 9 6 Pasta 38% 32% 24% 31% Swiss Army Knives tiuns at the appears today on cable TV talk shows. Mon.-Fri. 9-5:30 pm, Thur. 'til 8 p m , Sot. 9-1pm “Many individual (scientific) inves­ Almaraz was surgcon-in-chicf of Hotel .St. Marie, ' 'Could / see the glass ceiling that Usually, my acquaintance reports, the 28% 13% \ truffle Red meat 16% 31% tigators are discouraged because there surgical oncology and endocrinol­ Tents 1-800-842-4320 celebrity pundit would review any located in the French (Juarter USAir Mom works under?" isn’t enough money to go around,” con­ ogy at Hopkins until 1985, when he columns written by his assistants before ^ Fish 21% 19% 22% 19% ' • Komultrip airport transfers cludes one observer who reports that started his private practice. Almaraz Back Packs OPEN TO THE PUBUC sending them out under his name. But • Contineiital breakfast daily with morning newspaper HL Eggs 12% 15% 19% 17% there has been little or no growth in the .sold his practice March 1 and not always. Sometimes he’d only listen Snow Shoes • Horse and luiggy lour of the I'rench (Juarter For reliability and the best value federal government’s financing of non­ resigned from the Johns Hopkins to a description of them before nodding ^ Sugar 10% 11% 19% 10% ^ • Cate an tail at the lainous Cate l)n .Monde in (lie I'rench military research efforts in recent staff June 30. Manchester Herald approval. Market Salt 10% 8% 19% 7% decades. Then tliere are tlie frauds in politics. Dr. Timothy Townsend, senior Gift Certificates | • Hotel (axes Founded Oct. 1, 1881 as a weekly. Have you ever noticed those earnest Under tliosc circumsumces, fintuicial director for medical affairs at Johns Slo/i ill at deadly who championed the swift merger of Germany’s last Parliament, will thus The government put voter turnout gubernatorial nomination this year, said he is drafting serious,” Mulready said, “because everything has to be the two Germanys and now begins a be excluded. Sunday at 78.5 percent of 60 million two income tax bills for the 1991 session. considered.” third four-year term was jubilant and The party, which first entered the eligible voters. Pelto said the louder talk about making an income tax Although he can’t say what the tax and spending plan confident after his victory. Bundestag in 1983, only survived Germany last voted freely as one effective Jan. 1, 1992, and keeping current taxes in place will look like by the time the 1991 session ends in June, ---- But Kohl,-60. conceded that dif- Sunday by combining with Alliance nation in November—1932. Two until June 30, 1992. before cuuins some of iher ficult challenges lie ahead, especial­ 90, the people’s movement that led months later. Hitler was named represents “the first indication of the political reality of it will include an income tax. “People in the past have said there wasn’t any way ly curing unemployment ills and the East German revolution, win­ chancellor and soon drove through tax reform.” other than tax reform, and we came up with ways. Ex­ restructuring the economy in eastern ning 5.9 percent in the east. laws depriving non-Nazis of their Germany. East Germany’s former ruling seats in Parliament. “People are now beginning to talk about the perience has proven there is creativity there. “I have never kept secret the Communist Party, now called the Even as Germans looked to a framework of comprehensive tax reform, as opposed to “An income tax makes everything else look good in problems that we have,” Kohl said Party for Democratic Socialism, united future, the election was whether we do it or not,” Pelto said. “We are not going most people’s minds. The very real possibility of an in­ m in a late-night television panel dis­ won 2.4 percent of the nationwide shadowed by a reminder of their to gel the present tax structure to produce the revenues come tax is going to gauze people’s eyes over in terms cussion that also includ^ Lafon- vote and 9.9 percent in in the east, dark past. Officials were seeking we need.” of looking at other taxes,” McEachem said. Dianna M. Talbot/Manchastar Harald taine. “It is a difficult transition losing much of the support it had entry to a Soviet military hospital In addition to the difficulty of stretching the current CANINE CAPERS Manchester dog trainer Robin Roy trains L.B., a dog who is living with her for three weeks to correct some behavioral problems. period.” earlier this year. near Berlin to arrest former East tax structure for more money, Pelto said there are two He said legislators may be tempted to vote for any­ other factors that make an income tax more feasible in He predicted, however, that The party captured nearly 17 per­ German leader Erich Honecker. thing as long as its not an income tax. They’ll rationalize within four years prosperity will cent of the vote in free March elec­ Honecker, 78, is accused of per­ the foreseeable future. it by saying, “We don’t like it, but at least it’s not an in­ exist across all of Germany, that tions in East Germany. It will have sonally issuing shoot-to-kill orders First, he said, is the retirement of Democratic Gov. come tax. That (thinking) will continue to play very much into the debate. “the strengths of the social market just 17 seals in the all-German Par­ to prevent people from fleeing the William A. O’Neill, who built his two-decades-plus Trainer shows that it pays to think like a dog career on an opposition to an income tax. economy, reasonably applied, will liament. Communist state he ruled for 18 years before being toppled. The Second is the fact that “a much smaller number of “It reminds me of the judge who awarded the talent person who was feeding him. create a huge, united, flourishing The Social Democrats, whose By DIANNA M. TALBOT for only one canine resident-in­ way that their pets think. manslaughter warrant for his arrest legislators look the pledge this year” against an income prize to the second contestant after only hearing the Roy again ordered L.B. to “sit” “Every year, 30 million of it only after spending several landscape.” share of the vote dropped by 3.5 Herald Features Editor training at a time, but her eventual R)r instance, Roy says, canines was made public on election eve. tax, Pelto said. “That makes a fundamental difference.” first,” McEachem said. and “stay” as she held the treat out “tiresome” years as a property Lafontaine acknowledged his percent points from 1987, captured dogs are abandoned or put goal is to have a place where she always think in terms of who is manager. Although she earns about party had misjudged the popularity 239 seats on Sunday. MANCHESTER — The large, to him in an open hand, repeating the exercise until the dog waited to sleep because of be­ can shelter and train at least six leader of their pack, or family. Ac­ half the money she made in her KoW won in uniting the two Ger­ “The left are the losers in the slate-colored dog sat, staring at a dogs. cording to dogs, every family former career, Roy said she is glad unification process,” Peter Pulzer, dog treat in front of him and wrig­ for a verbal command to go alicad manys. He also conceded that “in and reach for the food. havioral problems. Al­ “Every year, 30 million dogs are member has his own pecking to be doing what she always has the long term people will be better Oxford University’s Gladstone gling in tense anticipation. After a “Good dog,” said Roy in a abandoned or put to sleep because order, with the ultimate decision wanted to. off’ in what was E ^ t Germany. professor of government, said latger. few seconds, he began to reach for most all of these problems pleasant voice, patting him and af­ of behavioral problems,” said Roy, maker and most respected member In addition to training dogs, Roy A major force in forging the “Opposition against the incum­ the morsel with his mouth, but at the top of the pack. Dogs, who ATTENTION, fectionately ruffling his long flop­ can be corrected.” who estimates that only 3 percent volunteers as a dog placement of­ economic and monetary union of the bency was virtually impossible be­ quickly was cut off. often feel higher up in the pack py cars. L.B. wagged his tail of the cases involve dogs whose ficer and helps to find homes for cause it was pre-empted by history.” “No,” said Manchester resident than children are, do not feel they two Germany’s, Economics Minis­ BLUE CROSS & BLUE SHIELD OF CONNECTICUT DIRECT PAYMENT vigorously in return. a puppy. behavior cannot be corrected. “Al­ abandoned or abused dogs. ter Helmut Haussmann, quit the said Andrei S. Markovits, a senior Robin Roy, the dog’s trainer, in a must obey those ranked lower than “He’s gelling better, said the Two years later, “the dog is very most all of these problems can be “I find the work satisfying,” she Cabinet today, according to sources fellow at Harvard’s Center for AND MEDICARE SUPPLEMENTAL INSURANCE POLICYHOLDERS stem tone of voice. She moved her well behaved and goes to work they are. said. hand out of the Weimarancr 33-year-old, who has been study­ corrected.” in his party, the Free Democrats. European Studies, who was one of with Billy every day,” Eagleson One of the most bizarre cases Also, it is unnatural for dogs to In the meantime, the trainer said about 30 German experts from hound’s reach. ing and training dogs, including The reason was not immediately said. “He’s mellow, but very Roy said she helped correct in­ be alone, Roy said. In the wild and she is successfully treating L.B.’s I his is to give public notice that Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Connecticut. Inc. intends to implement certain policy language changes effective Roy, owner of Fhippy Tmst, a hearing dogs for the deaf, for the given. Europe and North America invited alert.” volved a dog who barked at rocks at birth, they are surrounded by other main behavioral problem: local firm which specializes in past four years. She received most Kohl’s Christian Democrats and to observe the election. January 1, 1991 ■ lor Medicare Supplemental Insurance policyholders, policy language will be revised to reflect recent changes in federal Roy said she urges dog owners when left outside in the yard. pack or litter members. Dogs anxiety about being left alone. canine training and behavior cor­ of her training at the Connecticut their Bavarian sister party, the In Berlin, the united Germany’s law. More specific information on these changes will he sent to the policyholders with their next bills. We are pleased to announce however to begin training puppies how to Neighbors had become angry with prefer to be with companions, but Before coming for treatment, rection, was trying to correct one K-9 Education Center in Rocky Christian Social Union, polled 43.8 designated capital, the Christian that for 1991. there will be no change in the rates for our Blue Cross & Blue Shield 65 Medicare Supplemental ■■ o. cross act after they are eight weeks old. the dog and the owner didn’t know can learn to spend time alone. L.B. hated being left alone, she of the dog’s main behavioral Hill, where she also worked for percent, for 313 seats in Parliament. Democrats led by Eberhard Diepgen Insurance policies. ■ For other Direct Payment policyholders, rate adjustments will be made for 1991. The w W Blue Shield Dogs who are not trained to be­ what to do. They also bond with the people or said. He would try to claw and problems: being too agressive with two years as a dog trainer. That’s down from the 44.3 percent were projected to win 40.1 percent following are the 1991 rates for our various direct pay policies Connecticut have will continue to play, nip and Roy said she diagnosed the other animals they sleep with, Roy chew his way through doors and food. His owner, who lives in Currently, Roy has five clients, they received in 1987 West German of the vote, compared to 30.3 per­ fight like they are puppies even problem as being related to said. out of cars, Roy said. Shelton, had complained that his including L.B., and is trying to es­ elections. cent for the Momper-led Social when they are full grown. boredom and lack of attention. L.B. acted in this manner mainly pet often tried to tear food from the tablish herself as a respected dog Their coalition partners. Foreign Democrats. “At eight months old, suddenly When left outside alone for ex­ “The first time a dog because the sister he grew up, hands of the person who was feed­ u-aincr in Connecticut. She is listed Minister Hans-Dictrich Genscher’s The decision by Momper’s ad­ the things the puppy did when he tended periods of time, the dog lived and bonded with for three ing him. in the yellow pages under “Puppy bites or nips someone, get centrist Free Democrats, won 11 ministration to send riot police to was eight weeks old are not so cute would bark and paw at rocks to years recently was taken away and Roy said she thinks the dog, Tmst” in the “dog training” sec­ percent of the vote overall for 79 evict squatters last month ended in anymore,” Roy said. It is easiest to amuse itself, she said. help. Don’t wait until it given to another family. Also, the who goes by the name of “L.B.,” tion. Cost is $45 for initial consul­ seats, up from 9.1 percent in the street battles and Berlin’s leftist teach a puppy how to behave, she The solution? The trainer family L.B. has lived with since he BLUE CROSS D IRECT PAY PRO GRA M BLUE CROSS DIRECT PAY PROGRAM and who was participating in the tation; $30 per hour after that, with bites three people and 1987 vote. coalition government collapsed said. recommended that the owner was a puppy recently went through For Kiirollmenf i:rrecllve Prior (ojanuury I. 19KS trainer’s threc-wcek, in-residcncc package deals available; and $400 The Greens received just 3.9 per­ when the Greens withdrew in For New Fnrollmeiit Fffeclivejanuary I, I9KS andThrreafier. She also said dog owners should spend more quality time with the someone demands that it a divorce. Including Croup Conversions Uaining program, acted in this for three-week resident training. cent of the nationwide vote. Under a protest. seek immediate help for behavioral dog, indoors and outdoors. It “He’s experienced some emo­ Pruposed manner because he was not trained is put to sleep.” special, one-time formula, parties The Greens, who won 8.3 percent Quarterly Seiiii-Anniial Annual Proposed Qiiarterh Semi-Annual Annual The cost of professionally train­ Monthly Rale problems. worked. tional trauma,” said Roy. “He Rale Kale Rate Monihl) Kale Kate Kale Kale as a puppy to wait until the food ing a dog is worth it in the long needed to poll 5 percent in either the of the vote in West German’s 1987 “The first lime a dog bites or Most of Roy’s business is based doesn’t like to be alone.” '5 0 was offered. “He was treated as a run, according to Manchester resi­ “Once they understand how former West or ^ t Germany to win federal elections, lost support as the SP-200 nips someone, get help,” she said. on diagnosing problems like that Every day. the trainer practices Indiv idual S lO-I.H" dogs think, some people are representation in the all-German mainstream parties embraced en­ S 512.00 S 619.92 SI. 222.52 liidiY idual S256.09 S - 05.09 SI.400.94 S2.- 62.2K human family member,” she said. dent Laurie Eaglcson. She said her 1 \MI PlTNOn S2I l . « i 5 251.66 2 4 5 “Don’t wait until it bites three — ones which dog owners can surprised,” said the trainer. leaving L.B. alone in a room for s (> I «• SI. S . - .HO 1 wo Person S 4 -2 .I8 S1,4| 0.IK $ 2.KOI .94 S5.524.56 Roy’s goal as a trainer was to boyfriend, Billy Olundson, brought ftrliament. vironmental issues and they ap­ Famil> S2 11.14 S 65I. 4" SI.251.66 S2.4-5.KO Fainil> S iK -.O i 154.55 2 90 people and someone demands that solve through changing their own longer periods of time. First one SI, S .K (IK S5.69K 52 “desensitize" L.B. to food, at the his German Shepherd, “Zak,” to Roy said she has been interested Because the Greens polled 4.7 parently failed to articulate a plat­ •200 it is put to sleep.” Roy said her behavior, she said. She recom­ minute, then two, then three, etc.... same time making him obey the Roy for training when the dog was in dog psychology for most of her percent in what was West Germany form for the new Germany. liidix idual S259.5S S •'U.KI S I. 120.52 S2.K00.44 current living arrangements allow mends that dog owners learn the life, but decided to make a career “He’s adjusting,” she said. until Oct. 3, the only Greens who Twt) IHrsim & «(>0.5I $ l . 5' - i ."2 S2." 5I .50 S5.5K5.60 “They simply did not at all ad­ lainil) $4(>0.5 I 5l . 5*’4."2 S2.- 5I 50 S5.5K5.6(t will take seats in the expanded 656- dress in any meaningful way the seat Bundestag will be eight from values, the feelings that have any­ COMPREHENSIVE HEALTH CARE BENEEFES PROCRAM the former East Germany. thing to do with the new develop­ PROPOSED 1991 DIRECT PAY RILLINC RATE .SCHEDULES Board to discuss Board considers $500 Deductible MALE FEMAI.E Authority meets ( IIII DKEN Montlil) Quarterl) Monihl) (^uarterl) Monthly (Quarterly Trip BLUE SHIELD DIRECT PAY PROGRAM Premium Premium Premium Premium Premium Premium Rain, Kales Kates Kates Kales Kales school project P ro p o sed (ju a rle rlv Semi-Annual A n n u a l creating rooms Below 50 $ 210.5- $ 628.86 $ 295.06 $ 8 -5.22 S255.-1 Monlhl) Kale Kale $-65 — From Page 1 Hate Kale 50 to 54 259.85 16.25 527.28 on bond issue $ $ - $ $ 9--?.45 55 10 59 bursement rate it they had to apply CKNTI H V 90 $265.88 $ - 94.04 $560.66 $ 1.0--.12 By BRIAN M. TROTTA 40 to 44 $ 29-.54 $ 888.60 581.85 into a half-size classroom. The su­ liidlYidual $ 5 7 .- 4 $ 1 - 2 .4 4 $ 5 4 2 .6 0 $ 6 7 5 .6 0 $ S i . 140.55 for funding again. By BRIAN M. TROTTA 4 5 to 49 $540.5H $ 1,016.55 $427.-8 1.2— .55 Manchester Herald By ALEX GIRELLI Osella, opposed the bond issue. After a preliminary poll of the ganizer Kathy Ulm continue with 1 wu Person SI 1 5 .4 8 $ 5 4 4 .8 8 $ 6 8 5 .2 6 $ 1 ,5 5 1 .0 8 $ perintendent’s office would also be Famil> 50 to 54 $402.55 $ 1,202.22 $480.4 1 Manchester Herald SI 1 9 .1 0 $ 5 5 5 .6 8 $ - 0 6 .7 4 $ 1 , 5 9 5 .4 4 $ 1.15 1.8 1 The board will also review a Manchester Herald During the meeting, Neil Ellis, board members, Marshall told the arrangements for the tour while 55 to 59 $475.66 SI. 111.59 $552.94 $ 1,591.62 moved to the high school to create 60 BOLTON — The Board of president of First Hartford Realty, Steams that there were enough votes looking into buying cancellation in­ COMMI NITY Over $ 581.50 $ 1.- 56.61 $642.90 $1,920.05 brochure on the project that has Selectmen is expected to discuss BOLTON — The Board of room for the school offices. to allow the Uip to go on as planned, surance for the plane tickets. Les­ Individual S 6.H 4 $ 20.45 S 1 0 .5 6 $ 8 0 .0 4 been designed by the Board of MANCHESTER — A final clashed with Werkhoven over Tw't) P erso n S 1 5 .6K S 4 0 .8 6 several aspects of the proposed Education is looking at converting No estimates are available yet on but added that he “would not be ad­ sard said the insurance would limit $ 8 1 .1 8 S 1 6 0 .0 8 $ 1,250 Deductible MALE EEMAIE (IIIIDKEN vote on whether to issue bonds to whether First Hartford owes back Fam ily S I - .K 5 $ 5 5 .2 5 $ 1 0 5 .- 8 S 2 0 8 .5 6 Monthly several offices at the Center School verse to shutting it down at a later (Quarterly MonthI) (^uarlerlv (Quarterly school building project when the refinance conversion of the Rib­ the cost of the project, and school the students’ losses if the trip were Premium Premium l*remium Premium Premium Premium CKNTI'KV 9 0 & ENDORSKMENT9-I panel meets tonight. into classrooms to create additional officials stress that these are very date.” cancelled by the Board of Education Kales Kales Rales Kales Kales Kales ■ The board is bon Mill to apartments will be Individual S 6 4 .9 - $ 1 9 4 .0 4 $ 5 8 5 .5 6 $ - 6 0 .2 0 The board is scheduled to meet at space at the overcrowded facility. tentative plans that could be Board Member Sally Lessard said at a later dale. Iwo Person J 129.94 Below 50 considered by the Housing $ 5 8 8 .0 8 $ - - 1 . 0 6 $ 1 ,5 2 0 .2 8 $ 150.5’’ $ 449.07 $ 258.51 $ -12 .5 2 $ 105.85 $581.85 7:30 p.m. in Town Hall. The developer is asking The proposal, which is included Famil> SUS.il 50 to 54 scheduled to meet at 7:30 changed or dropped by the end of she also had concerns about the The plane tickets carry a $100 $4 5 4 .2 8 $ 8 6 2 .8 6 $ 1 .- 0 1 .2 4 $ 180.49 $ 559.04 $266.45 $ - 95.69 Authority of Manchester today 5510 59 $ 215.41 $ 65-.55 $ 295.99 S 885.98 Items on the selectmen’s agenda in the first draft of the board’s five- the budgeting process. crisis, but said she didn’t think it penally per tieket if tliey are can­ 40 44 p.m. in Town Hall. when it meets at 4 p.m. in its of­ the town to issue a CENTI HV 9 0 & ENDORSEMENT 9 6 (U $245.57 $ - 52.81 $519.55 $ 955.75 include setting the date for the year capital improvement plan, is Individual S 65.66 45 49 Other projects in the plan include was bad enough to prohibit the stu­ celed after they are purchased. The $ 1 9 6 .0 8 $ 5 8 9 .6 4 S - 6 8 .2 1 to $2-^5.25 $ 816.06 $ 554.80 $ 1,059.60 fices at 24 Bluefield Drive. being proposed to reduce the need Two Person $1.51.52 $ 5 9 2 .1 9 50 to 54 $ 55".40 lownwide referendum on the refinancing bond. replacement of carpeting in two dents from going ahead with the fliglit insurance would cover the en­ S - - 9 . 2 8 $ 1 ,5 5 6 .4 8 $ 1,00-.64 $ 110.59 $ 1,225.62 Kamil) S I I. H for portable classrooms next year. 4 4 $ 4 5 1.49 S 8 5 - .5 4 $ 1 ,6 9 0 .4 4 55 10 59 $414.29 $ 1.25-29 $471.92 $ 1, 109.40 proposed $10.75 million project. elementary school classrooms for trip. tire cost of the ticket and only cost (>ver60 515.86 $ $ 1.540.62 $ 5 -5 .1 1 $ 1,- 17.65 The Board of Education has been Education. The brochure contains Commissioners of the authority In October, Elementary and each of the first three years of the Lessard suggested that trip or­ the students about $25. CEM I KV90& ENDOKSEMEM 9 8 drawings of the project and a written met on the controversial issue Center School Principal Anne Rash Indiv idual S 6 0 . 5 - SI 8 0 .5 0 S 5 5 8 .2 6 S - 0 6 .5 2 using Jan. 28 foi its planning pur­ project. The work would cost $ 2,000 Deductible MALE EE)OAIE CHII.DKFN 1 w o P erson S I 2 I . I 5 S 5 6 I .8 0 S - I H .9 2 S i l l - . I I overview of what is included in the Wednesday, but recessed the taxes in Manchester, and in Ver­ asked the board for three portable Monthly (Quarterly Moilllll) (Quarterly .Monllily (Quarterly poses and that is the date that is ex­ $22,000 a year and include the Faiiiil) S I 2 6 .2 0 S 5 - 6 .8 9 S- 18 .K6 s i , i - 6.(>0 non and Norwich, where the Premium Premium Premium Premium Premium Premium pected to be used on the call for project as well as an analysis of meeting without taking action classrooms to meet the space re­ removal of asbestos under the floor Hales Kates Rates Hales Kales Kales developer is asking housing ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. ( E M 1 KV 9 0 & ENDOKSEMEM 9 4 & 9 8 referendum. what the project will cost the tax­ after Malcolm Barlow, the quirements for next year. Rash said tiles. Individual S 6 " . 6 0 S 2 0 1 .9 0 $ 4 0 1 .1 6 payers. s -9 0 .9 2 Below 50 $ 112.91 $ 55-.20 $ 181.55 $ 542.1 5 SI 52.92 $456.69 The project must be approved by authority’s lawyer, said he had not authorities to issue a refinancing all rooms at both schools are being Two Person SI 5 5 .6 I S 4 0 5 .0 0 S 8 ( H .- 2 S t. 5 8 6 .64 .UIII) 34 $ 158.92 $ 114.87 $201.76 $ (>02.55 bond. The board also plans to replace f "onberl J- Smith, Inc. la m il) $ 1 5 2 .5 1 $ 4 5 5 voters by June 30, 1991, for the yet received some new documents fully used and the school population All Lines of .1 6 $ 9 0 4 .9 8 S l . - 8 i . i 0 55 to 59 $ 168.55 $ 502.-1 $ 227.20 $ 678.54 State law requires that the the maintenance van in the 1993-94 f” jS f r a n s m it h s 40 to 44 $ 195.68 s 5-8.45 $ 2i 7.46 $ -59 05 Board of Education to keep the involved in the complicated trans­ is expected to grow. (,EM I RV 90 & ENDOKSEMEM 96 &9K 45 49 brochure be an unbiased overview school year and the utility truck in to $222.16 $ 664.58 $282.55 $ 8 15 .-8 59.52 percent reimbursement rate action and that he would need The Housing Authority com­ The elementary school already Insurance In d iv id u al $ 6 K 2 9 $205.94 $ 4 0 5 .2 4 $ - 9 8 .9 6 50 to 5 1 $ 2- 8.24 $ 850.9- J u s -o j $ 1,000.56 of the project because local tax dol­ the 1994-95 school year. iwoPerstMi SI56 99 $ 4 0 9 .1 1 $ 8 1 2 .8 8 $ 1 ,6 0 2 .8 4 55 10 59 $5i 5.92 $ 1.055.08 $ 105.02 $ 1,205.65 that has been guaranteed by the time to study them. missioners have given preliminary uses two portable rooms for two lainilv M5I.5K lars arc being spent on the brochure. S 4 5 2 .- 0 S 8 9 9 .4 6 S I . - - 5 18 Over 60 $ 149.1 1 $ 1,541.2- $51 1.06 $ 1,555.25 stale. If the project is not approved approval to the project, but the second-grade classes. Driveways at the elementary and by that date, the board will have to The selectmen are also expected At the Wednesday meeting, two town directors have passed a Under the capital building plan, high schools are also scheduled for 649-5241 replacement during die five-year reapply for the stale funding. School to review the project and its financ­ Republican town directors. Mayor resolution urging the authority to the business office in the Center plan. However, the work probably 65 East Center Street officials have said they would ing before sending it along to the Terry Werkhoven and Ronald reject the proposal. School would be converted into a probably not get such a high reim­ Board of Finance for approval. full classroom and the main office at would be delayed if the school Manchester, CT the Center School would be made building project is approved. 8—MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, Dec. 3, 1990 MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, Dec. 3,1990—9 In Brief... I Mother vows to seach for cure for son RECORD Fire damages By JANET L. CAPPIELLO ber, she established a foundation to The Associated Press raise money for research into 4- vacant mansion hydroxybutyric aciduria and other MIDDLETOWN (AP) — Fires NEW CANAAN — Lisa rare childhood diseases. damaged m abandoned 80-year-old Livingston stands over her son’s Her goal is to find a corporate About Town mansion in Middletown and an crib and strokes his hair as a lullaby sptonsor to donate money for resear­ Police Roundup apartment building in Waterbury, plays softly in the background. It’s ch. But for now, all she has is a post where 23 residents of the gutted’ nap time for Brett Livingston Seber. office box, and the dream of a cure Depression Anonymous building were forced to spend the Except the little boy spends his for Brett. Depression Anonymous, a support group for the Four injured in car crash night in a shelter. life in a perpetual state of half sleep, “I will do anything humanly pos­ depressed, meets every Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. at Three Manchester residents were taken to Manchester A third fire in Connecticut over the victim of a disease so rare that sible so that no other child and Manchester Community College in the Lowe Building, Memorial Hospital early Sunday morning after the car the weekend damaged a dormitory doctors knew almost nothing about parent have to go through this,” she room 205-H. The group follows the 12-step program they were in went off the road, striking a utility pole, at the Rumsey Hall School in it until a decade ago. said. modeled after Alcoholics Anonymous. No dues or fees police said. Washington, but no one was serious­ Brett, now 3, was bom with 4- Livingston spends hours reading, arc required. For more information, call Ann K. at After being taken to the hospital, Shane A. Briggs, 23, ly injured in any of the blazes, fire hydroxybutyric aciduria, a singing and talking to Brett. Her 6- 289-3745 or Sherry D. at 646-0284. of 52 McKee St., was charged with driving under the in­ officials said. hereditary disease in which a miss­ year-old daughter Courtney, who fluence of alcohol and operating an unregistered motor In Middletown, more than 125 ing enzyme in the brain causes does not have the disease, performs Pinochle results vehicle, police said. Briggs was treated and released from firefighters from eight fire depart severe brain damage and loss of plays for her brother and scampers The Manchester Senior Pinochle players met on the hospital with facial lacerations. ments battled a fire at the vacant muscle control. back and forth into his room. Thursday, Nov. 29, at the Army and Navy Club. Play is Also treated and released from the hospital were Chris Walworth mansion. The building, “For reasons that we don’t fully Livingston threw a birthday party open to all senior members and starts at 9:30 a.m. Results Fiore, 21, of 63 Elm St., and Lisa Dugas, 21, of 693 which had also served as a convent, understand, missing this enzyme in­ for Brett last year, complete with a were: Ed Royce, 647; Gcrt McKay, 636; Eleanor Jorgen­ \ Hartford Road. Fiore suffered an injury to his right eye, was burned to a shell, and fire offi terferes with normal early brain performing clown and a live rabbit, sen, 609; Ada Rojas, 592; Pete Casclla, 581; Don Jorgen­ while Dugas received treatment for a back injury, a cials said the blaze appeared to be growth and development,” said Dr. which she put in Brett’s crib for him sen, 575; Charlie Campbell, 575; Ernestine Donnelly, spokesperson at the hospital said. intentional. to touch. Darryl De Vivo, chief of pediatric 570; Adolph Yeske, 569; Sam Schors, 562; Ann Fisher, Briggs was driving the car, owned by Raymond Mar- “Every indication that we’ve had neurology at Columbia-Presbyterian Brett turns 4 on Dec. 30, and 560; Hans Benschc, 557. Pinochle will be played on Dec. Uncheek of Marlborough, west on Hilliard Sueet when right now shows that it was an Medical Center in New York. “He Livingston is planning another he drove it off the road. arson-related fire,” said Fire Chief really is kind of in a chronic stage of party. Like last year, she will put Martincheek was injured, but did not receive treatment George P. Dunn. sleep.” chocolate icing on the roof of his Special VBCA program at Manchester Memorial Hospital. In Waterbury, a four-story Fewer than two dozen children in mouth, “just so he knows what it A special one-night program on VBAC (Vaginal Birth wooden apartment building burned the world have been diagnosed with tastes like.” After Caesarean) and Caesarean deliveries will be of­ Saturday evening, leaving 23 people the disease, Dc Vivo said. To an observer, Brett seems fered to prospective parents by Manchester Memorial temporarily homeless, fire officials Brett has the most severe case of awake because his eyes are always Hospital on Wednesday, Dec. 5, from 7:30 to 9 p.m. The Today In History said. Residents of the gutted build­ the disease ever seen, De Vivo said. open. In fact, his brain docs not go program is free for families delivering at the Family Bir­ ing were offered temporary shelter At an age when he should be mn- through all the normal sleep cycles. thing Center of Manchester Memorial Hospital. There is by the St. Vincent Deftul Society. ning, playing and learning new A nurse must give him a sedative so a $5 charge per family for others. To register, call Today is Monday, Dec. 3, the 337th day of 1990. words, Brett lies motionless in a he can rest. HealthSourcc at MMH, 647-6600 or 643-1223. There are 28 days left in the year. Woman charged stainless steel crib with a feeding “‘Night Boo Boo. 1 love you, ' ' 4 ^ Today’s Birthdays: tube in his nose. Round-the-clock honey,” Livingston said one recent Discussion on Middle East in shooting death Country singer Ferlin Husky is 63. Movie director nurses monitor his every breath. morning, using Brett’s nickname. A talk and discussion on today’s situation in the Mid­ PROVIDENCE, R.I. — Police She kissed him on the head and left Jean Luc Godard is 60. Singer Jaye P. Morgan is 59. have charged a 26-year-old woman Except for his eyelids, he cannot dle East, “Prospects for War, Possibilities for Peace,” will Rock singer Ozzy Osbourne is 42. move any part of his body without the room as a nurse prepared to in­ be held at the Women’s Center of Manchester Com­ in connection with the shooting ject chloral hydiate into his feeding deaths of two men last month. help. munity College on Tuesday, from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. The tube to allow him to drift off into his Less than a week ago, police had The disease has robbed him of his event is free and open to the public. For more informa­ eyesight, although no one knows if nap. tion, call 647-6065. Public Meetings arrested the woman’s brothers for Brett was bom a seemingly nor­ the shootings. But Saturday Enid he is totally blind. He has never mal child. The only hint that some­ Diaz was charged and ordered held spoken a word. He hasn’t been out­ Tho Associated Press Walkers club on Tuesdays side in more than a year. thing was wrong was his inability to RARE DISEASE VICTIM — Lisa Livingston of New Canaan holds her son, Brett, who is a The following meetings are scheduled for today: without bail by bail commissioner The Coventry Recreation Department is sponsoring a Raginald Plnto/Manchastar Harald -His only response to the outside crawl. Doctors told l.lvingsion hp victim of 4-hvdfoxvbutvric aciduria^-a-€teneti&^^ijw?af^gn-faf<^ that-fewer than two dozen— -waHdn^dub foralHntcrcsted^walkcrs: People of all ages Vincent Kane, said Detective Sgt. HOLIDAY CHEER — Alex Cohen. 6. left. Jessica Richards. 5, center, and her twin sister MANCHESTER world is the soft humming sound he was just slow to develop because he are invited to walk on TUesday afternoons from 1 to 2 Stephen Bathgate. children in the world have been diagnosed as having it. The disease causes severe brain Lisa, look over the variety of gifts at the Children’s Holiday Fair at Bolton Elementary School, Planning and Zoning Commission, Lincoln Center makes when his mother talks to him. was a big baby. p.m. No fee or pre-registration. Walkers meet at a dif­ She is the sister of Edwin and damage and loss of muscle control. hearing room, 7 p.m. Doctors don’t know how to Ueat ferent location each week. For more infomiation, call the which was held last week. Sixto Diaz, who were arrested Wed­ Then when he was 11 months old, Board of Education executive session, 45 North the disease. So few people suffer Coventry Recreation Department at 742-9074. nesday in New Haven. They were he slumped over in his high chair defective gene for a person to get surance, but that runs out in July and Foundation, a private charity that School St., 6:30 p.m. released later that day because they from it that they don’t know the and fell into a coma. the disease. But if they do, there is Livingston said she is having trouble provides funds for research in long-term prognosis — the oldest Caroling, Santa and ornaments Board of Education math workshop, 45 North School had alibis for their whereabouts on Livingston found topnotch still only a 25 percent chance their finding another carrier. pediatric neurology, has also helped. St., 7 p.m. victim is now 6 years old. Little Obituaries Nov. 23, when Rafael Mello-Pena, pediatric neurologists at Columbia- child will have the disease, De Vivo “I’m totally wiped out,” said Livingston kicked off her own The Holiday Festival, sponsored by the Coventry 8th District Committee, Willis Hall, 6:30 p.m. research is currently being done. 29, and Dr. Jorge Luna Ayala were Presbyterian. There she met Dc said. Livingston, a part-time elementary fund-raising effort at a local card Town Council, will be held on Wednesday, Dec. 5, at the ANDOVER Livingston, who is divorced from Vivo, who has since become an Brett’s medieal bills have been in school teacher. She receives and gift store, where the manager Town Hall at 6:30 p.m. The evening will include caroling shot to death in the apartment in the Howard, mother of Carol Lee of An­ Nestor Bendza Jr. of Rocky Hill; Board of Selectmen, Town Office Building, 6 p.m. Brett’s father, recently set off on a authority on Brett’s disease. the “hundreds of thousands of dol­ alimony from her ex-husband. offered to put a jar on the counter to at the Christmas tree, lighting of the Christmas tree, in­ Mary S. Andrelski city’s Hartford neigh^rhood. dover, died Friday (Nov. 30) at two other grandchildren, Eric mission to change that. In Novem­ Both parents must carry the lars,” Livingston said. She has in­ The Colleen Giblin Memorial collect money. strumental music played by the Coventry High School Mary S. Andrelski, 82, of Tol­ Mount Sinai Hospital. Bom in Bendza and Stephanie Bendza, both BOLTON Franchise owners Brass Band and refreshments. All children are welcome land, formerly of Stafford Springs, Board of Selectmen, Community Hall, 7:30 p.m. to bring homemade, weatherproof ornaments to hang on Hartford, she lived in East Windsor of Rocky Hill; and three nephews. suing Aamco former employee of Manchester Housing Authority, Center School, 7 p.m. the tree. Santa will arrive from the North Pole at 7 p.m. Modes, died Saturday (Dec. 1) at for more than 50 years. Funeral service will be Tuesday, HARTFORD (AP) — Five Con­ and talk to every child. No pre-registration or fee. She is survived by son, Timothy 9:15 a.m., at Francis Funeral Home, Rockville General Hospital. COVENTRY necticut businessmen who own Exhibition chronicles Leftism in America She is survived by a daughter, R. Howard of Glastonbury; another 96 Main St., Kensington, with a Aamco transmission repair shops AARP meeting/trip schedule daughter, Louisa Budarz of Enfield; mass of Christian burial, 10 a.m., in Town Council, Town Office Building, 7:30 p.m. By DENISE LAVOIE socialist leaders and communist Embrace,” the husband and wife ex­ carried by workers during a strike for Girls and Boys,” has pictures of Mrs. Robert (Marcia A.) Phelps: two Planning and Zoning Commission, Town Office have teamed up in a federal lawsuit The Connecticut North East Chapter #604, American a step-daughter, Sharon Gallagher in St. Paul’s Church, Kensington. The Associated Press sympathizers who Sullivan says change a last kiss before going to against the Ford Motor Co. during Marx, Lenin and Stalin on its cover. grandsons; and several nieces and Building, 7:30 p.m. against the company, charging that Association of Retired Persons, will hold its next month­ Massachusetts; and six Burial will be at the convenience of were persecuted for their political the electric chair for revealing the 1930s proclaims: “We Want nephews. Drug and Alcohol Committee, 2nd Congregational it pressured franchise owners to ly meeting with a Christmas FUrty on Dec. 5 at the Funeral was held today, 9 a.m., at grandchildren. the family. Calling hours are WEST HARTFORD — After a beliefs. American atomic secrets to the Bread, Not Crumbs.” Another display focuses on the Funeral service will be TUesday, tonight, from 7 to 9 p.m. Church, 7:30 p.m. promote unneeded repairs. A hand-scrawlcd letter reveals the Soviets during World War II. In the Sullivan sees a common thread in Colony, behind the Steak House in Vernon. Doors will be introvigne Funeral Home Inc., Staf­ Meanwhile, Aamco Transmis­ decade dominated by Reaganomics, early years of the Cold War, when open at 11:30 a.m., and dinner will be served at 12:30 ford Springs, with a mass of Chris­ 10 a.m., at the J.M. Bassingcr Republicanism and the political death-row thoughts of Bartolomeo background, the Rosenbergs’ two the lives of people like the Rosen­ rooting out communism became a Funeral Home, 37 Gardner St., East sions Inc., which has about 700 Vanzetti weeks before he and Nicola sons tearfully watch their parents’ bergs and the striking Irord workers. p.m. Members should make reservations with Gcrt tian burial in St. Edward’s Church, Alice Elizabeth (Pal­ franchises across the nation, is suing right, the leftist movement in national obsession. U.S. Sen. Joseph Andrews, 80 Oakwood Road, Manchester 06040, Stafford Springs, 10 a.m. Burial will Windsor. Burial will be at the con­ America makes a comeback in a Sacco were executed in Boston in final moment together. McCarthy charged during nationally venience of the family. Visiting mer) Hampton Thoughts the businessmen, alleging they are 1927. Their trial and execution became “All these people saw themselves telephone 643-2019. On Dec. 14, there will be a day trip, be in St. Edward’s Cemetery, Staf­ out to destroy the company’s image. new exhibition at the University of televised hearings that communists which includes luncheon at Salem Cross Inn in W. ford Springs. Calling hours arc Sun­ hours will be today, 7 to 9 p.m. and Alice Elizabeth (Palmer) Hartford. D on’t bother to bring the a cause celebre for the left. Even as champions of the underdog and had infiltrated the U.S. government. Monday, 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Hampton, 77, of 165 Wheeling The unusual legal battle stems newspaper anymore, Vanzetti writes today there are those who doubt the the underclass in America,” he said. Brookfield, Mass. Be at Concordia Lutheran Church at day, 7 to 9 p.m. Memorial donations I started a new hobby this summer — bird watching. from a 1987 settlement in which ‘Voices of the Left” at the univer­ The exhibition includes con­ 10 a.m. Departure time is 10:30 a.m. and return time will may be made to Visiting Nurse and Memorial donations may be made to Road, Andover, formerly of sity’s Museum of American Political a friend in broken English, because Rosenbergs’ guilt. “They saw a society dominated by a East Windsor Volunteer Ambulance Manchester, died Saturday (Dec. 1) That may not sound very exciting to some people, but I Aamco agreed to pay $500,000 to soon he and Sacco would be going A number of items commemorate capit^ism that would destroy us.” tinuously running films of the be about 7:30 p.m. Be sure to park all cars on the grass. Community Care Inc., 26 Park St., realized that there are two reasons I have taken to it so 14 states to settle a complaint that it Life traces the American left from AssociaUon, P.O. Box 188, East at the Manchester Memorial Hospi­ to the “death house.” the American labor movement McCarthy hearings and other relics Rockville 06066. well. TThe first is as a way to relax. I get out early in the its roots among European im­ of McCarthyism. “Know Your CSS support group meets Windsor 06088. tal. She was the widow of Herbert promoted deceptive practices so that Sacco and Vanezetti were Italian during the first decades of the 20th A display case devoted to the morning, by myself, and everything slows down. I have migrants in the late 19th century to Neighbors,” a 1950s pamphlet Suk Che Han W. Hampton. Born in North its franchises could sell unneeded anarchists convicted of killing a century, when socialist-leaning trade American Communist Party is filled The Connecticut Sjorgreng’s Syndrome Support had to leam to stand still and wait and be patient — a repairs. Aamco did not admit any the dark days of| McCarthyism published by the Pasadena anti- Suk Che Han, 72, of East Mona (Woolley) Pan- Coventry, March 4, 1913, the during the 1950s. paymaster and his guard during a unionists helped win rights that most with memorabilia that party mem­ Group Inc. will meet on Wednesday, Dec. 5, at 7:30 p.m. real contrast to the normal pace of life. Secondly, I have wrongdoing, but agreed to stop bers and sympathizers would have Communist League, lists the names Hartford, husband of In Ja (Choi) daughter of the late Raymond C. and Now is a good time to resurrect robbery. They became revered Americans of all political per­ in the Function Room at the University of Connecticut dozzi to look and listen to things I ignored before. I never real­ several practices that had been found only in underground and addresses of more than 300 Han, died Saturday (Dec. 1). He was Alice (Johnson) Palmer, she had the left, said Edmund Sullivan, a figures among radical leftists who suasions now take for granted: the Health Center, Farmington. A question-and-answer ized how many different types of birds were all around characterized as deceptive. bookstores during the 1930s and California residents the group ac­ bom in Korea, and also lived in Mona (Woolley) Pandozzi of lived in Manchester for many years history professor who organized the believed the two were victims of five-day work week, the eight-hour period, social and support hour will follow the pre.senta- me. Birds that I assumed were exotic, I now realize are Although Connecticut was not day. 1940s. cused of being Communist Party tion. ftitients, professionals, family and friends are all Manchester. He was a former Hartford, widow of Angelo A. Pan­ before moving to Andover in 1956. exhibition as the museum’s director. their Italian heritage and their politi­ dozzi, mother of Mrs. Anne F. She was a member of the Andover relatively common, like falcons, herons, and humming one of the 14 states where Aamco A now-yellowed banner that was A 1937 book, ‘Teachings of Marx members or sympathizers. welcome. For more information, call Phyllis Saich, businessman and a devoted member “The left is in a semi-comatose cal beliefs — including their opposi­ of the First Korean Presbyterian Glode of Andover, died Friday Congregational Church and the An­ birds — if you stop and look and listen. The same is true was accused of deceptive practices, tion to World War I. 649-8352. of the presence of God around us. The Bible encourages the Connecticut shop owners now state right now, but I think it could Church of East Hartford. (Nov. 30) at Hartford Hospital. She dover Grange. come back,” he said. “People are fed A makeshift jail houses four Besides his wife, he leaves four was bom in Wethersfield, and was a us to “Be still and know that I am God.” Maybe a lot of suing the company contend that She is survived by a daughter, people who have trouble believing in Him have trouble negative publicity reduced consumer up with the Michael Milkens and the paintings depicting the espionage sisters in Korea; three sons and lifelong resident of the area. savings and loan scandal of the trial and execution of Ethel and Lorraine Abom of Ellington; two because they have never slowed down enough or learned confidence in a W co and hurt their Lotteiy daughters-in-law, Taesung and She is survived by a son, Donald Reagan era.” sons, Herbert Hampton of Tolland, to look and listen. They might find out that His presence businesses. Julius Rosenberg in 1953. In one of Soonko Han of Manchester, Taikuk M. ftmdozzi of Hartford; a brother, Much of the exhibit focuses on the paintings, entitled “The and Myungae Han of Springfield, Myron Woolley of Westbrook; and a and Laurence Wilhelm of Andover; and involvement in our lives are a lot more com­ “We were fighting a battle that we four brothers, Clarence fttlmcr of monplace than was assumed. couldn’t overcome, as I sec it now, Here are the weekend lottery results from around New Mass., Taesik and Kyunghee Han of granddaughter. England: East Hartford; three daughters and Funeral services were held today, Andover, Walter Palmer of Tolland, Gary Asperschlager because Aamco’s reputation was be­ Raymond Phlmer of Vemon, and The Salvation Army coming tarnished,” said Michael A. SATURDAY sons-in-law, Jung Ja and Byungchun 9 a.m., at Farley Sullivan Funeral Cho in Korea, JungHec and Hong Home, 96 Webster St., Hartford. Donald Fhlmer of Avon; a sister, Marino, one of the Connecticut WHAT MAKES Connecticut Dorothy Palmer of Vernon; 10 Daily: 5-0-4. Play Four: 4-5-4-5 Bok Lee of East Hartford, and Burial will be in Maple Cemetery, plaintiffs. grandchildren; 12 great­ Ma.s.sachu.setts JungMi and Sunghan Yoon of New Berlin. Friends may call at the He said sales dropped by 40 per­ grandchildren; and many nieces and Daily: 7-6-3-0. Mass Megabucks: 11-16-17-28-31-34 York; nine grandchildren; and many funeral home today from 2 to 4 p.m. cent and eventually forced him to HE MANCHESTER HERALD nephews. She was predeceased by a Northern New England nieces and nephews. and 7 to 9 p.m. Manchester Herald close his franchises in West Hartford son, Raymond P. Hampton Sr., and and Manchester last year. OEARED Pick Three: 5-8-8. Pick Four: 6-5-9-2. Tri-State Funeral will be TUesday (Dec. 4), a grandson, Raymond P. Hampton Megabucks: 2-6-27-33-34-35 11 a.m., at Rose Hill Funeral Home, Founded Oct. 1, 1881 as a weekly. The five filed suit in U.S. District STAND OUT FROM OTHER Sophie B. Bendza Jr. Court in Philadelphia and are seek­ Rhode Island 580 Elm St., Rocky Hill. Burial will Daily publication since Oct. 1, 1914. Daily: 8-7-S-3. Lot-O-Bucks: 7-14-21-28-29 be in Rose Hill Memorial Park, Sophie B. Bendza, 69, of Berlin, ing a judgment of $54 million or mother of Mrs. Barbara LeBlanc of Funeral service will be Wednes­ more. COMPETITIVE PAPERS? Rocky Hill. Calling hours are today, day, 10:30 a.m., at the Holmes USPS 327-500 VOL. VOL CX, No. 55 SUNDAY 7 to 9 p.m., with a prayer service at Manchester, grandmother of Susanne LeBlanc of Manchester, Funeral Home, 400 Main St., Priest angered Connecticut 7:30 p.m. Manchester. Burial will be in the Acting Publisher FOR died Sunday (Dec. 2) at an area con­ JEANNE G.FROMERTH Daily: 6-9-4. Play Four: 2-9-2-S Townsend Cemetery, Andover. by Disney toy Massachusetts Loretta Dora (LaBrie) valescent home after a long illness. Bom in Lowell, Mass., she was a Friends may call at the funeral home Executive Editor HARTFORD (AP) — An Epis­ Daily: 1-0-9-1 Howard VINCENT MICHAEL VALVO Berlin resident for the past 25 years. Thesday, 7 to 9 p.m. Memorial con­ copal priest, offended by a Disney Rhode Island Loretta Dora (LaBrie) Howard, tributions may be made to a charity action figure he feels is insensitive Daily: 0-1-7-6 News Editor____ . Andrew C Spitzler 60, of East Windsor, wife of Alan She is survived by her husband. of the donor’s choice. Associate Editor . Eiloen Hiromi Mae to the plight of the homeless, wants TAKE-OFF Features Editor _ _ Dianna M. Talbot parents to make sure the toy is not Sports Editor______Len Auster PERSONAL Photo Editor____ included on their Christmas shop­ ___ Reginald Pinto ping lists. Weather Advertising Manager. _____Lesley Radius The Rev. Christopher Rose on Business Manager _ Jeanne G. 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They want the 25 Raagan's 5 School 2f Crossbreed success The Associated Press I’agc. heroin addicLs, a lot of them arc police departments, such as New son composition 22 Birds 42 Smashes Cases of disappearing diapers at awnings off the buildings and cop­ guns to protect themselves against 26 Longs (si.) 6 Painful spols 23 Hawaiian (si.) down to where they’re AIDS posi­ York and Detroit, said they haven’t per wiring,” said Bobby Navarro, their competition. They all want a 30 Wingad 7 Slandsr food fish 43 Pelvic bones HOLYOKE, Mass. — Drug ad­ area pharmacies and supcrmarkcLs tive,” he said. noticed trends in drug addict theft, 31 Canoa pinnacis 24 Golf goals 44 Small liquid dicts trying lo scrape up some quick started showing up about six weeks spokesman for the Miami Police gun and its a big macho thing too. 32 Cosmonaut 8 Unisss 27 Pertaining lo measure “These brownies are delicious, Helga...and “This time of year, it’s so busy, others had with the predominant Department. “At first it caught us by They’ve got everything from Uzis — Gagarin 9 Inart gas dawn 46 Playful child cash in this struggling mill city arc ago, said Page, head of the bureau of you can walk out the door with a 33 — avis 10 Wild buffalo 26 Ointmant 47 Bevarages much sweeter than those chewy cub theme being items that arc hard to surprise and then we were just a lit­ down to the smallest,” Sylvia said. 34 Ratum anva- 12 Fur-baaring 29 Don't go 48 Doesn't turning to the unusual plunder of investigations in Holyoke, an old cart with three or four cases of baby scouts yesterday!" trace and easily unloaded. tle bit more looking out for things While hard-to-trace easy thefts lopa (abbr.) animal 35 Sliding exist disposable diapers, baby formula factory city of 60,000 people that formula. If challenged, they just “Most people out here, what they 36 Wily 13 Numaral vehicles 50 After Oct. and Tylenol, police say. like that,” he said. are the usual targcL there are excep­ 36 — 500 racs styla 36 Law deg. 52 Mine has fallen on hard times. walk away from the cart or run off,” SNAFU by Bruca Baattla rip off tend to be car stereos to turn In New Bedford, a once tions, police said. 39 Improvad 18 Workars' 37 Street sign product Across the country, addicLs in Los “We’ve been noticing a real pat­ Page said. a profit for their narcotic trade,” said 42 Sharp turn assn. 40 Mountain Angeles are likely to grab car tern of it,” he said. “We sutrted talk­ prosperous Massachusetts port that “We’ve had people from time to The diapers can net a return as Officer Don Lawrence, a spokesman like Holyoke has seen a decline, ad­ stereos while in Miami, aluminum ing to some of the people that we time, the news crews who arc out T SPIDER-MAN by Stan Laa high as 50 cents on the dollar, said for the Los Angeles Police Depart­ dicts seem to be stealing guns, main­ TT awnings and copper wire tend to be deal with and they said that’s the covering news at particular loca­ Page, much higher than the usual 10 ment. ly from housebreaks, said Sgt. TT yod'ue (For-^o-\ei\.i^e, P/P> YOU peretR, ^ hat the target of addicts looking for thing to lake. Everybody will buy tions, for whatever reason turn their cents or 15 cenLs realized on stolen F\)licc said they have noticed the James Sylvia. I H/1Ve TO HEAf? I P 0 3 ^UAT IT ? m Y A P e ready money, police there said. it,” he said. back on unloading their camera, turn TT fRO M YO U RO m U P S / goods. The goods arc sold on the addict thefts became noticeable over The stolen guns can easily be sold P A N K f you 'The times keep changing on The thefts arc not a sophisticated around and the whole camera’s AT m THAT street or to small stores that are not the past decade. to dealers for a few bags of heroin, W n r what’s the hoi items. I suppose it’s operation, Page said. gone. These guys arc going for WAY/ choosy about the merchandise’s “What we’re Betting is a lot of he said. whatever they can get their hands ------\ iike the fashion world,” said “These arc people that arc bottom origins, he said. them are stealing aluminum and “■The dealers all want guns for on,” Lawrence said.

B Fblicc in Caracas, Venezuela, $50,000 to perfume the pigs with Styrofoam for walls instead of con­ arrcsKjd a 37-ycar-old ophthal­ Icmon-and-limc air freshener during crete, making the jail structure mologist and 11 others, charging their visit. weaker than that of the local dog Uiirnr’ them with running a stolen eyeball ■ The federal government pound. Eleven jailbreaks have oc­ | 2 - B ring from the city morgue. The scan­ downgraded Ils estimate tliat ‘Top curred since, most from quick ■W.x^ dal broke in May when a pathologist Secret,” “Secret” and “Confidential” punches through walls. EEK AND MEEK by Howla Schnaidar working on a body happened to arc stamped on 10 million docu­ notice that the eyeballs were missing ■ In a report by the defense select ments a year, by claiming that only committee to Britain’s House of I THIWK A MARRIAGE THiRTTEM'liUEEk TRIALS and, on checking, found that 6.8 million were so stamped in the MO MORE aVOI 3 Man dies under hot asphalt THE BORN LOSER by Art Sarwom PHIPPS by JoMph Farrt* KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — A the traffic at the light or turn off into occurred. L AM C?P.5WlMC?LEMIPe'6 LITTLE businessman helping an out-of- the parking lot,” Police Officer “He was trying to get my hood up towner with a stalled car was killed Steve Tinder said. to help,” Schlapik said. “I shook his when a runaway dump truck crashed The truck crashed into a bank hand and told him he was a fine per­ into a parking lot, struck tlic car and parking lot, striking three cars son.” covered him in tons of steaming as­ before dumping the asphalt and tip­ phalt. ping over. Schlapik went across the street to Truck driver Terry Conner, 42, The asphalt engulfed Charles H. a gasoline station to get a mechanic. told police he was approaching a Sprankle, general manager of a Sprankle waited. When Schlapik EDIBLE RACKET French pastry chefs present what they say is the world’s largest tennis busy intersection Monday when an property management company. returned, Sprankle was under more indicator showed a loss of brake Sprankle, 71, was trying to help than 3 feet of asphalt. racket in southern France. The cake, which has since been distributed and eaten, weighted pressure. Miles Schlapik of Miami start a Conner escaped injury, and no 309 pounds and used 900 eggs and 45 kilos of raspberrys. “His only option was to run into V rented Cadillac when the accident charges were filed. 12 MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, Dec. 3, 1990 MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, Dec. 3, 1990— 13 FOCUS BUSINESS Dear Abby PEOPLE Dr. Gott U.S. agents 56 workers Abigail Van Buren Peter Gott, M.D. ■ Mark David Chapman says that he feels great ‘A remorse for killing John Lennon but that the slaying seize Eastern doesn’t make him an evil person. are laid off “You can’t judge a man’s life by one act. Before 1 Mom challenged became ‘The man who murdered John Lennon,’ I was basically a decent person,” Chapman said from Muscle spasm his isolation cell at Attica state prison, where he is repair records by big family serving 20 years to life. at Gerber In the interview in Sunday’s Rochester EX;mocrat causes backache NEW YORK (AP) — Federal and Chronicle, Chapman said he suffered mental dis­ borne out.” SOUTH WINDSOR (AP) — Connecticut workers, the bulk of DEAR ABBY; The letter from “One Plus Seven” real­ DEAR DR. GOTT: For 20 years, I’ve suffered from agents have seized Etastem Airlines’ Sagging sales have forced Gerber ly got me where it hurts. It was from a woman with solution for years before killing the former Beatle on “The fact the (.seareh) warrant them from the South Windsor site. backaches that are relieved as soon as I get out of bed. records as part of an investigation Scientific Inc. to lay off 56 seven children who.se abusive husband taunted her by Dec. 8, 1980 outside Lennon’s apartment building in was so broad indicates to us that He said a handful live in other New York City. For three months, I have had chest pain tliat leaves me in- into charges that the troubled carrier they’re simply on a fishing expedi­ employees, including about 10 per­ stales. saying. You 11 never find a man who will want you with suintly when I ari.se also. During the day, I feel 30 years failed to properly inspeet its all tliose children.” “I’m not an evil person,” .said Chapman. “Like tion, that they’re not seeking records \ cent of the work force at a local sub­ “The company simply had to ad­ old, yet at night I feel ‘X). New maltre.sses aren’t the airplanes as recently as last month, Fifteen years ago, I was a mother with five children everybody, there’s a small part within me that’s evil, that relate to specific allegations,” sidiary. just its staff to reflect current busi­ and that’s what took over in my case. My energies answer. What is? according to a published report. she said. President and Chairman H. ness conditions,” he said. under 18. I was also trapped in an unhappy and abusive DEAR READER: Backache is one of the most com­ marriage. 1 knew I had to find a way to support myself turned foul and went toward something destructive.” Thirty federal agents entered The indictments were based on Joseph Gerber confirmed Sunday he Chapman said he looks upon Lennon as “a seeker mon symptoms that prompt people to seek medical atten­ Eastern’s Miami headquarters Satur­ ’ 7,i laid off 56 employees at Gerber After posting record earnings last and my children, so 1 decided to go to beauty school, so tion. It has many causes — some trivial, some serioas — testimony from informants. The raid if 1 got a job I could be home when my children left for of truth.” day after lawyers for Eastern unsuc­ was the first seizure of documents A Scientific Instrument Co., which summer, Gerber’s profits have and treatment depends on the cause. ebbed in the past year. Gerber an­ .school. I worked hard at beauty school and prayed a lot. 1 “It was an end of innocence for Uiat time,” Chap­ cessfully tried to block the raid, under search warrants obtained for l e e U R B A N E TTI PHILIP BRUNT makes computerized drafting tables man said. “And 1 regret being die one that ended it.” For example, everyone at one time or another ex­ Newsday reported Sunday. for the aeros’pacc, automobile and nounced at a shareholders’ meeting got a divorce when my eldest was a senior in high periences back pain from prolonged sitting or standing, Eastern’s records, Newsday said. The seizure of hundreds of safety print industries. in September that 209 employees — school. 1 was determined to give my kids a chance to sudden movements (such as twisting or straightening) or Newsday said U.S. Attorney ■ Whoopi Goldberg was named black Enter­ logs is lied to indictments against about 10 percent of its national work have a decent life, although everyone said 1 could never heavy lifting. Back mu.scles, like other miLScles in the Andrew J. Maloney, who’s heading support five children. tainer of the Year and won best supporting actress Eastern handed up last July by a He blamed Gerber’s slow sales on force — had been let go. body, can ache and cramp under certain circumstances. the investigation, declined to com­ New members a reluctance among businesses lo in­ Well, Abby, today I’m the proud mother of a social honors for her role in “Ghost” at the NAACP Image federal grand jury in Brooklyn, die Awards. Stress and fatigue can lead to back pain, as can fever, flu ment on the report of the raid. MANCHESTER — The Greater officer. The firm specializes in vest. The South Windsor employees worker (head of her department), a physician, a profes­ and strenuous activity. Long Island-based newspaper Eastern lawyers who had learned sional football player, and three kids in college. Oh yes, Morgan Freeman won best film actor for his role reported. Manchester Chamber of Com­ financial consulting and problem were told Friday morning about the Ordinarily, this type of mu.scular backache can easily of the impending raid went to U.S. merce recently added two new “People are not buying capital layoffs during individual meetings after the divorce I adopted a 14-year-old girl, knowing if as a chauffeur in “Driving Miss Daisy” Saturday The charges allege that the airline solving for businesses. night at the 23rd annual awards honoring black be treated with rest, heat, massage, gentle exercises and District Judge I. Leo Glasser in tnernbers to its roster. They are: goods, c.specially the computers and with company executives, according 1 could feed five, 1 could feed six, and she dc.spcrately Th« Associated Press and nine of its former and current Brooklyn late Friday asking him to needed a home. achievement. pain medicine, such as aspirin or ibuprofen. ■ B&B Coasiiltants Inc. of ■ Urbanetti lasurance Agency electronics section,” he said. “You to one laid-off engineer who WINS HONORS — Actress Whoopie On tlic other hand, back pain can result from more managers participated in a money­ stop it. Glasser let the raid go for­ So, please tell “One Plus Seven” that with God’s help, No award was given this year for best female 150 Nordi Main St., Manchester. of 357 East Center St., see this everywhere. Right now the declined to be identified. serious eonditions, such as a herniated disc. The interver­ making scheme that allowed unsafe all things are possible. You may use my name. actress because of the paucity of roles for black Goldberg was named Black Entertainer of ward, but he agreed lo seal for one Principals of the company arc Manchester. The 13-ycar old agen­ economy is tough.” women, the NAACP said. It said the lack of the Year and won best supporting actress tebral discs arc doughnut-shaped structures .separating planes lo fly. week the affidavits supporting die Philip K. Brunt, president, and cy with six employees is owned by Gerber said Gerber Scientific In­ BETTY THOMAS, HOUSTON die spinal bones. When portions of a disc slip or protrude The grand jury has evidence that Gerber spokesman Robert Lipira strument Co. employs about 400 DEAR BETTY: Beautiful. Read on for another nominees was a sign of “the imbalance and irrespon­ honors for her role in “Ghost" at the government’s plans, Newsday said. Danny D. Bcenian, chief financial Lee A. Urbanetti. sibility of the film indu.stry.” out of position, they may press against spinal nerves, Eastern failed to perfonn safety in­ Eastern has been operating under said 46 of the 56 layoffs were of people. They-said-it-couldn’t-bc-done” success story: NAACP Image Awards in Los Angeles. causing pain that extends down the back and into the spections properly as recently as DEAR ABBY: “One Plus Seven” reminded me of my In the music category, Quincy Jones won die best protection of U.S. bankruptcy laws legs. In addition, arthritis of the spine often causes pain. early last month, Newsday said, own situation — only I was the father of eight motherless album award for “Back on the Block,” and Luther since March. Vandross received best male recording artist honors. unchanged.” Both spinal artliritis and herniated discs can lead to citing unidentified sources. Last week it won a temporary kids under tlic age of 15. (Two sets of twins.) Lanca.ster, who has starred in more than 60 movies severe spasm of the back muscles, furtticr aggravating Soon after my wife died, a friend fixed me up with a Best vocal group honors went to the Whispers for z\n Eastern spokeswoman, Karen reprieve when the hankruptcy-judge- AT&T_moves to take over NCR their album “More of the Night,” and Etta James woTi^ 4md - won am Oscar in- 4960-fon-his- portrayaF of rnn~ Ceremsak, said Sunday that allega­ overseeing the case agreed to die -young widow-whh fivtrchttdfcnTahging fronTBycar^d evangelist in “Elmer Gantry,” had been listed in to Allen. In it, the NCR chairman said his com­ best blues artist for her singing on “Stickin’ to My Otlicr common causes of back pain include scoliosis tions about the airline’s safety in­ airline’s request to use $135 million By BART ZIEGLER In a letter to Exley dated Sunday, Allen said to 14. She had also been told that nobody would want her pany’s directors rejected AT&T’s bid both be­ Guns.” Best jazz artist was Jonathan Butler for serious condition Friday, when he collapsed and was (curvature of the spine), spinal fractures (as seen in os­ spections have been made in the in an escrow fund to keep flying The Associated Press AT&T was committed to complete a merger. The with “all that baggage.” taken to die ho.spital. cause it fell the offer was too low and out of con­ As it turned out, 13 was our lucky number because we “Deliverance.” teoporosis), and spondylolistlicsis (forward displacement past and “none of those have ever through the winter. letter calls for NCR to give it infomiation that “lie’s having some difficulty with speech,” Smith NEW YORK — American Telephone & cern over “the strategic and business logic” of a would justify a higher offering price. merged families, and between us we have 13 kids who Best rap group was M.C. Hammer for “Plca.se of one vertebra over another). said. “But at the request of the family. I’m not able to Telegraph Co. disclo.sed Sunday it has made a $6 merger. AT&T said its $90-a-share bid represented an get along great — for the most part. Hammer Don’t Hurt ’Em.” Anita Baker won best Treatment for such conditions often requires physical say more tlian that.” billion takeover offer for NCR Corp., a deal that “If AT&T is prepared to offer a price which 88 percent premium over NCR’s share price of Now we laugh because we both thought, “Who in their female artist for “Compositions,” and the Winans tlierapy, braces or corsets, surgery and modification of were named best gospel artists for “Return.” would bolster the phone giant’s small role in the more accurately reflects what you characterized to $48 on Nov. 7, the day before reports of a right mind would take on somebody with a houseful of ■ Kenneth Branagh was named Actor of the Year activity. Board game our board as the substantial prospects our NCR’s computer industry. The show will be televised Jan. 16 on NBC. for his role in “Henry V” at the Felix Awards, the rumored AT&T bid for NCR appeared in the kids?” The answer was, “Somebody else with a houseful Patients with chronic back pain often discover that tlie AT&T said its disclosure of the S90-a-share bid business plan, the su-ategic importance of NCR lo media. On Friday, NCR shares closed at $56.75 of kids.” European version of the Oscars. ■ Burt Lanca.ster remained in serious condition pain is relieved by movement and worsened by inac- followed weeks of discussions with NCR that AT&T’s future and the value of avoiding a disrup­ on the New York Stock Exchange. LUCKY IN NEBRASKA The film Sunday also received the Young tive takeover battle, NCR is prepared to enter into from a stroke that left him weak on his right side and European Film of the Year award. liyity. Thus, symptoms may increase at night and broke down over the price of the offer. An AT&T-NCR merger would be 1990’s diminish during the day. boosts broker The deal would be transacted through a stock private discussions,” Exley said in the letter. People are eating tliem up! For Abby’s favorite affected his speech. second-largest takeover. Matsushita Electric In­ The Italian film “Porte Aperte” was named In its statement, AT&T said its offer would recipes, send a long, business-size, self-addressed en­ Lancaster was resting Sunday at Los Alamitos From your description, I conclude that you suffer from outside of the box. swap, which AT&T said would make it tax-free; dustrial Co.’s $6.13 billion merger with MCA Inc. European Fdm of die Year, and Spanish actress Car­ By KAREN KAPLAN remain open until the end of business Wednesday, velope, plus check or money order for S3.95 (S4.50 in Medical Center, where nursing supervisor Ardi Smith muscle spasm, primarily at night. You should be ex­ Players have one minute to un­ each share of NCR — the nation’s fifth-largesl was announced last week. men Maura was named top actress for her role in the The Day adding: “AT&T believes that if a merger price ac­ Canada) to: Dear Abby, Cookbooklct, P.O. Box 447, said the 77-year-old actor’s condition was “basically Spani.sh film “Ay Carmela.” amined by an orthopedic surgeon who, after testing you scramble the jumble which the computer company — would be exchanged for “Integrating AT&T’s operations with NCR’s $90 worth of AT&T stoek. ceptable to NCR cannot be negotiated the ultimate Mount Morris, 111. 61054. (Postage is included.) and X-raying your spine, can diagnose the cau.se of the “spellbinder” has devised from a will result in a computer business that will be a NORTH STONINGTON — Ad­ decision should be made by NCR shareholders.” spasms and suggest treatment. card he or she has selected. The AT&T said its chaimian, Robert E. Allen, has positive conU"ibutor to AT&T’s overall results,” dicted to Pictionary? Have a hanker­ In a statement Sunday night, Exley appeared to number of letters in the word held several “thoughtful conversations” with NCR AT&T said. ing for Boggle? Pine after Scrabble? criticize AT&T’s public disclosure of the talks. depends on the number the dice Chaimian Charles Exley Jr. about the proposed The statement appears to acknowledge many If you’re a fan of word games, Exley said AT&T cannot hope to achieve the comes up with. The game’s object is acquisition since Nov. 15 and the two companies indusUy analysts’ belief that AT&T’s computer you’ll fall for “Spellbinder,” a new and their boards have exchanged letters and merger “without the support and confidence ol business is unprofitable. MONDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1990— PRIME TIME board game invented by Greg to unscramble the most words in the shortest amount of time and move presentations on it. NCR management in AT&T’s integrity and sense AT&T said its purchase of NCR would be par­ CHANNEL 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 Onorato, a former North Stonington of honor.” 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:00 1:30 2:00 2:30 into the center of die rings. On Friday, NCR informed AT&T that it is ticularly beneficial in selling computers and other resident who himself is a devotee of “prepared to enter into private discussions,” ac­ “No ultimatum or demand will likely win thai “Jumble.” There are 500 cards, each with six equipment to “transaction-intensive” industries, cording to a statement from die phone company. support or confidence. And no ultimatum oi such as retailing and banking, where NCR has its News r; | CBS News Inside Spellbinder is a take-off on the words printed on them. But cheating Eyewitness Evening Major Dad Murphy Designing Trials of Rosie O'Neill News g Night Court America Mission: Impossible Tne Nightwatch (In Stereo) g Edition g News Inst.int News (R )g But then uilks broke down, AT&T said. demand will intimidate the board of directors ol U-adilional strength. NETWORK-CBS Shade MacGillis Brown But Women ■ Mr Right Rosie defends "Dan's Tonight Lions" The teen-age Recall popular newspaper game, Onorato doesn’t work here, even if you try to Crunch Time Freida stays family moves First a Word Tourists lour an underage prostitute Parents successor to an Asian AT&T said it is willing to negotiate all a.specis NCR into doing a disservice to the company, its AT&T said such uses of computers require ex­ W F S B Q at with the says. Both depend on a player’s memorize all 3,000 words — which [to Virginia From Our Sugarbak who killed her abusive Dan's throne is targeted for of its proposal, including price. customers, shareholders and employees,” Exley tensive communications know-how that the com­ Candlestick Iriewtons ;; |(ln Slereo) 'g [Sponsor g e rs |R )g pimp (In Slereo) g parents visit death (R) ability to quickly unscramble a range from two to 12 letters. AT&T released a letter dated Friday from Exley said. pany can provide. News ABC News j Wheel ol Jeopardy! MacGyver Trip to NFL Football Nev, York Giants at San Fr ancisco 49ers From Candlestick Park News g Nightline g Into the NigI It Starring Movie: "Hardhat and jumble of letters into a proper word. “That won’t work,” said Onorato NETWORK ABC Fortune g •1- Another World. MacGyver (Live) g Rick Dees JiDhnny Gill; Legs" (1980. Comedy) Onorato, a former bond broker works 10 keep a couple Dana Fleming1 (In Slereol Kevin Dobson. 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John Truilo Research Research Research Research see who could do it the quickest,” more than half of the second run, The commission had planned to ment to Taj Mahal bondholders “Based on the revised deal with Cosby Hogan Cosby NHL Hockey Harllord Whalers at Monire lal Canadiens From the Whalers on Kate & Allle Jetfersons Jeffersons InvIsions My Talk Krush Rap Celebrity guest (Off Air) said Onorato, now a resident of more than a month before bondholders, there’s no doubt we’re Show Family Show Montreal Forum (Live) ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. — evaluate all three Trump casinos — Nov. 15. INDEPENDENT Ice Ted s Fix- Hair Show hosts introduce rap videos Brockton, Mass, “And I tliought, Chrisunas. Onorato said he plans a financially stable,” Bollenbach said. 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Who is right, INDEPENDENT Demons' Michael attempts Faceman uncovers a Dramai Anne Shirley. Tom Brown Based Burnett and The boys mooners elfecl on post-war Japanese brides in Navy Wife" In addition, “Spellbinder” is listed Taj Mahal, which o[x;ncd last spring Flynn said the regulatory panel will FERDINAND HASMANN to prevent a murder at a counterleiting scheme me or my husband? — Mrs. C.B., on Lucy Maud Montgomery s novel about Friends lancy a Alice IS (1956). co-slarring Gary Merrill, the short sub|ect A black 18-inch square board. Players in the “Harvard Coop” Christmas and is undergoing resu-ucturing that look only at the Taj Mahal for now Marlin said the division, an arm W T W S © molocross endurance race a mischievous orphan who is adopted by waitress g suspected ol Sailor's Luck use small wooden figures in pastel The Hon. David C. 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NETWORKNBC ‘ r- Affair g Prince of Bueller Dramai Stelame Powers, Katherine Helmond Premiere Burns; Miriam Margolyes Letterman (R) (In Slereo) Bob Costas Feud Newsmak- I “I want to keep die interest in this The commission ctui appoint a “It would have been too cumber­ whether the Taj Mahal should keep Bel Air Prep Ferris buys a Three women who meet m a divorce lawyer s office (R) (In Stereo) (In Slereo) ers 1 in a squarish black cardboard box going,” said Onorato, who is also conservator to operate a casino if it 1990, ordered that all claims W V IT ® school blues. 1962 form a mutual support group to help one another some to look at all three,” Flynn its license. with gold lettering. looking to sell his game to schools must be presented to the |(ln Stereo) g [Corvette g through the pain ol separation (In Stereo) : j loses its license because of financial said. Stephen Bollenbach, chief finan­ fiduciary at the address telow. Q. 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A previous monthly declines including July, chase preferred stock from the FDIC. earlier for tlie first time in 14 months, tlie agreement between the Board Savage Biff McGuire A college reject Caiicc Cat professional wrestler flexes his muscles Network (In Gulf crisis. 'Fhe Dow Jones industrial average Showtime alter they burn down then family farm in protest ol a small-time New Orleans crook with a troubled youth is placed in a mental when tlie index was first reported to have been Agriculture Department said. jumped 40.84 to close at 2,559.65, bringing its of Education and the gets a chance to redeem himself while Enemies gel against a greedy network television Stereo) bank foreclosure (In Stereo) R (Adult language, aduli surgically reconstructed lace sets off on institution lo curb his violent habits. (In Manchester Association of working on the town newspaper along. executive (In Slereo) 'PG-13 t; situations, br^ef nudity, violence) q flat. ■ Grin E. Atkins, former chairman of Ash­ a frail ol revenge. (In Slereo) 'R'______Slereo) 'R' g ______The USDA on Friday reported lower prices gain for tlie week to 32.42 points. School Administrators in ac­ Movie: "The Man Who Loved Women" (1983 Movie: "Red Scorpion" (1989 Adventure) Dolph Movie: “Eddie and the Cruisers II: Eddie Lives" Movie: "Tough Guys Don't Dance" (1987. Drama) Movie: "Red Scorpion" land Oil Inc., was sentenced to probation and were reported for hogs, milk, .soybeans and Bond prices rose sharply on Bush’s com­ cordance with Section Comedy) Burl Reynolds A sculptor seeks psychiatric Lundgren, M Emmet Walsh A deadly Soviet operative (1989, Drama) Michael Pare. Manna Orsini A rock n' Ryan O'Neal, Isabella Rossellini. An alcoholic writer (1989, Adventure) Dolph ■ Top officials from bolli the Bush ad­ (Sand your questions to: Ask Dick help lor his growing obsession vrith vrornen in Blake community service for trying to sell confiden­ corn, although higher prices for oranges, let­ ments. 10-153d(b) of the Connecticut turns on his Russian and Cuban comrades in the wilds roll star thought to have been dead lor 25 years makes gets involved in a baffling murder mystery in Norman Lundgreh. (In Stereo) 'R' ministration and Wall Street declared that General Statutes. Open for in­ Kleiner, d o Newspaper Enterprise Edwards remake ol the Francois Truffaut classic (In of war-lorn Africa (In Stereo) R (Adult language, adult a comeback (In Stereo) PG-13 (Adult language, adult Mailer s adaptation ol his own novel R (Adult (Adult language, adult tial company documents lo Iran. tuce and strawberries hel|)cd soften the decline The dollar and gold prices fell. Slereo) R (Adult language, adull situalions. nudity) situations, violence) situations) [j major surgery is needed to treat Uie ills of tlie spection during regular busi­ Association, 200 Park Ave., New language, adult situations, nudity, violence)______situations, violence) U.S. District Judge Charles S. Haight of of the other commodities. Wheat futures prices surged after Bush said ness hours. York, N.Y. 10166. Due to the volume Cartoon Express MacGyver Runners Murder, She Wrote Fire Prime Time Wrestling Miami Vice Golden Equalizer "The Caper New Mike Hammer nation’s banking and financial system. Manhattan said Friday that although he felt he would consider offering food export credits BurnCauldionBu^^ Edward Tomkiel, of mail, personal replies cannot be Triangle' (Pari 1 ol 2) "More Than Murder" And they stepped up tlieir calls for action Atkins had committed a serious crime, he ■ Standard & ftnir’s Coqi., raising further to the Soviet Union, cattle futures retreated by Congress lo deal with financial problems Town Clerk provided.) decided prison lime was not warranted be­ doubts alxnil the financial stability of R.ll. and pork futures were mixed. 014-12 14—MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, Dec. 3. 1990 MANCHES'TER h e r a l d , Monday, Dec. 3, 1990— 15

KIT 'N' CARLYLE by Larry Wright 2 4 INVESTMENT 32 APARTMENTS FOR RENT______PROPER'TY t m A a im . 1^ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 ESTABLISHED VIDEO MANCHESTER-3 Bed­ 6 W ( ( ^ you STORE-Turn key busi­ room duplex. Center Sf. Lots/Land tor Sole...... 23 A SpcciQli^ ness with room tor Available immediately. Notices Investment Property...... 24 Merchandise Musical Items...... 84 ^ ^'Aio juosf/Found . added growth. Owner $650. 649-2871...... 01 Business Property...... 25 Cameras and Photo Equipment...... 85 iPerjonoli.... 02 will tram, family run ...... Resort Property...... 24 Ik iik Speciolis^^ Holiday Seasonal...... 71 Pets and Supplies...... 84 MANCHESTER-2 and 3 'Announcements...... 03 Miscellaneous for Sale...... 87 business. $65,000. Mortoooes...... 27 Antiques and Collectibles...... 73 Room apartments. Auctions...... 04 Too Soles...... 88 TREE SERVICE/ (:A r t o Wanted to Buy...... 20 RootIng/SIdIng...... 57 CARPENTRY/ PAINTING/ Philips Real Estate, Security. 646-2426. Financial...... 05 Services Clothing...... 73 Wanted to Buv/Trode...... 89 PRUNING REMODELING 742-1450. Flooring...... 51 Furniture...... 74 REMODELING PAPERING Weekdays 9-5. Employment & Education Rentals Child Core...... 51 Electrical...... 59 F Cleaning Services...... 52 TV/Stereo/Apollonces...... 75 MANCHESTER-Available Port Time Help Wanted...... 10 Rooms tor Rent...... 31 Heotlng/Plumblng...... 60 INVESTORS!!! Handyper- Lawn C are...... 53 LET US HELP immediately. Redeco­ Help Wanted...... 11 Apartments tor Rent...... 32 Miscellaneous Services...... 61 Machinery and Tools...... 76 Automotive son Special. 5 Bookkeeplng/lncome Tax...... 54 Services Wanted...... 42 Gardening...... 77 HAWKES TREE SERVICE You remodel your kitchen or bafh rated 1 bedroom. Large Situation Wanted...... 12 Condominiums tor Rent...... 33 Carpentry/Remodellng...... 55 Cors tor Sole...... 91 F. YOUNG WEIGLE'S PAINTING CO. Bedrooms, sunroom, Business Opportunities...... 13 Homes tor Rent...... 34 Landscaping...... 43 Good Things to Eot...... 78 Bucket, truck & chipper. from Hoof to ceiling. We otter kitchen, appliances, Pointing/Popering...... 56 Concrete...... 44 Trucks/Vons tor Sole...... 93 Guality work at a garage. 1 Acre lot. Ideal Instruction...... 14 Store/Ottice Space...... 35 Stump lomovol. Free REMODELING cabinets, vanities, counter tops, tront/rear porch. Gas Fuel Oll/Cool/Rrewood...... 79 Compers/Trollers...... 93 ★ Expert Craftsmanship reasonable pricel for Contractor whose Employment Services...... 15 Resort Property...... 36 Motorcycles/Mopeds...... 94 estimalOB, Special whatever your needs are. heal. $550, 646-4144, Industrial Property...... 37 Form Supplies and Equipment...... W ■A Decks Interior & Exteriof business is slow. Many SUPER SAVINGS WITH OUR SPECIAL Auto Services...... 9S oonskteration for olrtotly and Call Ralph Nadeau 643-6004 Real Estate Gorases and Storage...... 30 Office/Retoll Equipment...... t1 ★ Window Replacement Free Estimates extras included. MANCHESTER-5 Room, MONTHLY CASH IN ADVANCE RATES.. Autos for Rent/Leose...... 96 handicapped KHchen and Bath Dealgn Center Ashford, Only $75,000. Homes tor Sale...... 21 Roommates Wonted...... 39 Recreational Eoulpment...... 83 Miscellaneous Automotive...... 97 ★ Vinyl Siding (Alcoa) Call Brian Weigle 2-3 bedrooms, possible Wanted to Rent...... 40 Call 643*2711 for more Information! 647-7553 Philips Real Estate, home office, '1-1/2 Condominiums tor Sole...... 22 Boots and Marine Equipment...... 83 Wonted to Buy/Trode...... 98 ■k Roots 645-8912 742-1450. Baths, attic and cellar. ★ Rec Rooms F All appliances. $650.00 READ YOUR AD: Clostlfed odvartltomanti art ★ Senior Discount RATES: 1 to 6 dovs; 90 cents per line per day. DEADLINES: For classified advertlsments to HEATING/ per month plus utilities. taken by telephone as a convenience. The MASONRY k Licensed, Insured Wall Papering and Painting LAP OF LUXURY- 7 to 19 days: 70 cents per line per day. be published Tuesday through Saturday, the Security, references. Manchester Herald Is responsible tor only one ■f: Free Estimates PLUMBING Aluminum and Brick deadline Is noon on the day before publica­ 30 years Experience No pets. 643-1108. 20 to 25 days: 60 cents per line per doy. Incorrect Insertion ond then only tor the size of Serving Manchester h r Colonial on an acre. 26 or more days: 50 cents per Tine per day. tion. For advertisements to be published the original Insertion. Errors whlchdonotlessen Over 18 YearsI Insurance, References and Cheery hearth, formal MANCHESTER-Main St. e 1M0 by NEA. me K & R M aM iiry - Btidt, slooa, dining, 4 bedrooms, 2- Minimum charge: 4 lines. Monday, the deadline Is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. the value of the advertisement will not be concrete, palb's i x i chimney repair. Free Estimates NO JOB TOO SMALL 1 and 2 rooms. Call 6 4 3 ^ 7 4 1 /2 baths, 1 S t floor fami­ corrected by an additional Insertion. Fifteen years experience, Fuiy Insured 529-7858 or 563-4438. 8 7 MISC. FOR SALE MARTY MATTSSON Instant Service/Free Estimates ly room, multi-level 91 CARS FOR SALE Ucense #523648. 649-4431 Bath/Kitchen Remodeling MANCHESTER-1 Bed- For Information on my tmsiness cal aeck. Coventry, One Call Does It All room, stove, Better Business Bueau. Registered CUSTOM QUALITY Reduced! $189,900. NOTICES ______LEGAL NOTICE______11 HELP WANTED 11 HELP WANTED 21 HOMES FOR SALE 21 HOMES FOR SALE 22 CONDOMINIUMS 30 Years Experience refrigerator, ing hearth mate. Burns vdth Consumer Pmlecllon. One stop improvements. Philips Real Estate, wood or coal. Excellent CENTER FOR SALE Framing to Painting. NAME YOUR M&M Plumbing & Heating 742-1450. dishwasher, carpet. As a condition precedent NOTICE NEW CAPE-$130’s. 6 Full Cal 569-7671 $500 plus utilities. 646- condition. $400/best to the placement of any PUBLIC HEARING NEW CAPES-To be built Licensed & Insured. ______649-2871______otter. 728-7049 size baths. Bright sunny on up to 5 acres in OWN PRICE ~ 5355. MOTORS adyertisinq in the BOARD OF DIRECTORS PHOTOGRAPHY STUDIO MANCHESTER-Condo, Call Dave Adamick LUCRATIVE ANTIQUE weekdays, 9-5. kitchen with oak Coventry. Choose your Father and son painting, MANCHESTER-2 Bed- “Quality Used Cars” Manchester Herald, Ad­ TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT FULL & PART-TIME ASSISTANTS $88,000. Priced for a tor a free quote, BUSINESS-18 Years at cabinets. All Anderson lot, colors and WATERPROOFING Installation and Replacement room duplex, quiet FIREWOOD-Seasoned vertiser hereby agrees Notice is hereby given that the Board of Directors, Town of quick deall This 2 645-6523 papering, removal. present location. At­ 461 Main Street windows. Full materials. $139,900-up. of Oil, Gas & Electric area. All appliances, hard wood. Cut,split to protect, indemnify Manchester, Connecticut, will hold a Public Hearing at the Lin­ Career opportunity with CPI Corp., oper­ Bedroom Townhouse tached house included. Manchester, CT basement. Treed loti Philips Real Estate, 528-5015 ■Water Heaters parking 2-cars. No pets. and delivered. $110/ and hold harmless the coln Center Hearing Room, 494 Main Street, Manchester, with 1-1/2 baths is an Great opportunity tor ating studios in over 800 retail stores. Successful Call Robert Blanchard, 742-1450. •Warm Air Furnaces $725 monthly. Includes cord. 643-6824. 649-4304 Manchester Herald, its Connecticut, on Monday, December 10, 1990 at 7:30 p.m. to unbelievable bargain. Rick's Handyman and Owner/Occupant or candidates will participate in an intensive photog­ Blanchard & Rosseffo F______WET BASEMENTS? heat. Security/ officers and employees consider and act on the following: Real Estate. "W e’ re Fully applianced Carpentry •BotefB rental income. 8 9 WANTED TO BUY/ 1986 Merc Lynx 48K $2,895 KANE ROAD-$120’s. Un­ Hatchways, foundation cracks, references. 228-9317. against any and all a. Appropriation to Education Special Projects — Fund raphy and sales training program. Selling Houses," 646- kitchen, gleaming •flonfodeling & Repairs McHUGH HIMSELF Wilson Oil Company Coventry, $259,900. TRADE 1986 Chev Celeb. Euro $4,995 believable 6 plus room. hardwood floors. sump pumps, tile linns, gravity 6 4 5 8 3 9 3 liability, loss or ex­ 240 — for Head Start Program Improvements Good personality, motivation and neat 2482. -Allies, basements, yards cleaned Wallpapering and Painting Philips Real Estate, NEWER-Largerge 6 room 1986 Dod ge Lancer $4,495 Brick front Ranch. Rec Neutral decorator feeds, and dry wells. Also damp­ -Hauling pense including Fund...... $10,000.00 appearance a must. Flexible hours may include F______742-1450. duplex. N(lo p e ts . WANTED-Bedroom set, 1985 Dodge 600 ConverL $3,995 room, office, freed lot colors. Full private -Insured at its best attorneys’ fees, arising to be financed by State Grant. ness prcIFing of concrete walls Security, references. dining room set, 1985 Ford E scort $2,395 evenings and weekends. Frequent salary reviews NOT A CREATURE WAS with detached garage. basement. FHA and VA -FREE ESTIMATES from claims of unfair b. Appropriation to General Fund — TRANSFER to Capi­ and floors. Chimney cteiin outs, Ceiling rspair/teplacemenl Available immediately. dressers, or used 1985 Buick Skyhawk $3,995 trade practices, infring- and other benefits. STIRRING...Not even a This prime home must approved. Call Pat 657- 646-1948 SEAMSTRESS $650. a month. furniture. 524-8824. tal Improvement Reserve Fund and subsequent alloca­ stone walls, and conaelerepaL's. a Gary McHugh 643-9321 WANTED-Take over 1985 Caravan Loaded $5,995 ment of trademarks, tion to Industrial Guidelines Projects...... $95,883.00 mousel Settle in and be seen! It’s a Cream 8364 or 520-9408. RE/ Evenings, 643-2289. Over 40 years experienced. Sen­ PROFESSIONAL CAR CLEANING long established Bridal 91 CARS FOR SALE 1985 Ply Caravelle $3,795 trade names or patents, to be financed from Fund Balance. FOR AN INTERVIEW CALL; make the best of the Puff! call Vivian Fer- Max Real Estate, 647- KITCHEN & BATH long winter ahead in the g^uson at Blanchard & 1419. Buffing, Waxing, Shop Business. Superb 1984 Ford LTD V!feg $3,495' violation of rights of c. Appropriation to Fire Fund 210 — Paramedics — 1-800-274-3761 EXT. 3805 ior citizen discounts. 33 CONDOMINIUMS immaculate 4 room ex­ Rossetto Real Estate, F InteriOf Slwnpoolng, opportunity for am­ CHRYSLER-1 983 E 1984 Dodge Omni 50K $2,395 privacy and infringe­ TRANSFER to Reserve and Allocation in Reserve Fund REMODELING TUESDAY ONLY, 10AM-4PM 646-2482. Albert Zuccaro From the smallest repair to the LANDSCAPING Engine Degreasing, bitious person. FOR RENT Class. Driveway 1984 Lincoln Town Car $6,495 ment of copyright and 321 to the Paramedic Equipment A cco u n t...... $1,000.00 pandable Cape Cod 23 LOTS & LAND FOR largest renovation, we will do a Vinyi & Leather Conditioning. $25,000. Philips Real mechanic special. 1984 Jeep Grd V\bg 4X4 $5,495 proprietary rights, unfair to be financed by a $1,000.00 donation from Alfred and ASK FOR KIM MARCUZZO Condo at Wetherall Vil­ Waterproof! rig complete job. Pinstripping Available. Estate, 742-1450. MANCHESTER-2 Large Great shape. $500. 1983 Merc Col Park Vfeg $3,995 competition and libel Viola Campbell, which is gratefully acknowledged and Prior Sales or Photography Experience RequIredI lage in M anchester. ______SALE______646-3361 Visit our beautilul showroom or By Appointment Only F bedrooms, 1-1/2 baths, 647-9104. and slander, which may accepted. Ideal for the retiree or FRANK YOUNG 6494304 - Mike 1983 Olds Delta 88 Roy $3,795 Equal Opportunity Employer M/F 22 CONDOMINIUMS LAND FOR SALE- almost call for your tree, estimate. dining room. Heat/hot JEEP-1987 Wagoneer. 1982 Ply Reliant V\bg $1,795. result from the publica­ d. Adoption of a policy concerning refuse collection and young single just start­ EXTERIOR MAINTENANCE SUPER MULTI-FAMILY- __water. $7Xta-a-moott4v- FOR SALE a 1/2 acre. 140x100 Limited bdition r ^ - 6 1982 Chev Monte Carlo $1,995 tion of any advertise­ recycling for condominium and apartment complexes. ing put. Central air, all If you need o better cor to— HSTitSgB KltChGIl-Se ------AND------s>et like a jewel on 4-1/2 225-0756. ment in the Manchester -----feetlOPl corner I lO I IVl.lot. UUOI"Busi GSL Building acres. Inviting covered loaded 4x4. 875-1497. 1982 Pontiac LeMans $1,995 e. Appropriation to Special Grants Fund 260 — Elderly 21 HOMES FOR SALE 21 HOMES FOR SALE MANCHESTER-2 ness (B2) zoned. 500 drive the youngsters to LANDSCAPING Herald by advertiser, in­ laundry, full basement, Bath Center deck, central air, JUNK CARS-Towed tree. 1982 Pontiac Phoenix $1,695 Outreach Special Bus T rip s...... $2,244.00 Bedroom Townhouse. Center Street, school, check the many 254 Broad Street Maintenance Co. 35 STORE & OFFICE cluding advertisements MANCHESTER-257 Lud­ lovely fireplace and a offerings In today’s Clas­ Fall Cleanups Commorclal/Residenlial. skylights, 2 fireplaces. Call Joey, 528-1990. 1981 Chev Camaro $2,295 to be financed from contributions already received. B E S T D E A L IN 2nd floor to be finished $109,900. Nice unit in Manchester. Call 646- Manchester ______SPACE______in any free distribution low Rd. See this im­ very small Condo com­ sified columns. 643-2711. 645-8892 building repair and ho.Tie' North Coventry. Price Need title. 1981 Pont Grand Prix $2,395 publications published All public meetings of the Town of Manchester are held at MANCHESTER-75% at your convenience! 5153. Leave message. owner financing. 5 maculate 10 room Gar­ plex with a total of 6 6 4 9 -5 4 0 0 Improvements. Interior and reduced to $239,825!!! 1979 Olds Delta 88 51K $1,895 by the Manchester locations which are accessible to handicapped citizens. In ad­ Won’t last at $114,900! Philips Real Estate, MANCHESTER-Main St. TOYOTA-1989 Corrolla 1979 Ford Mustang $1,995 dition, handicapped individuals requiring an auxiliary aid in Room Cape with rison Colonial that of­ units. Deck oft kitchen. exterior painting, light car­ location, near Center DX. 4 Door, 16K miles, Herald. Jackson & Jackson LOT SIZE-1/2 acre. LAWN CARE 742-1450. 1975 Cadd Eldorado Con $6,495 order to facilitate their participation at meetings should contact garage. $116,000. 529- fers 4 bedrooms, 1st Lots of yard area. FRENCH’S LAWN & pentry. Complete janitorial St. Ideal for store/oftice. 5 speed, air. Kenwood Real Estate, 647-8400. 140x100 Feet, corner CLASSIC CONSTRUCTION 1973DodgeCharger $2,195 the Town at 647-3123 one week prior to the scheduled meet­ 7177. floor family room or F CHFA ApprovedI TREE SERVICE service. Experienced, reli­ 646-2426 weekdays. 9- stereo. Like New. Must den, 2-1/2 baths, 2 Owner’s to pay $4,000 lot. Business (B2 Sprayed ceilings, Remodeling, Complete fall dean-up. Leaf 2 PERSONALS ing so that appropriate arrangements can be made. CLASSIC GRACE-5 able, free estimates. TIRED OF MAKING 5. sell-moving. $9000. M-C/Visa Accepted fireplaces, screened ON A CLEAR DAY- towards closing costs. zoned). 500 Center St. removal, DebrI removal & Wallace J. Irish. Jr., Room Colonial. Impec­ PHIL'S LAWN CARE & Pai ming, Etc. No job too small. OTHER PEOPLE Call after 5pm, 742- New Arrivals Daily porch and much more $225,000. You can see DW Fish Real Estate, Manchester. Reduced Brush clearing. Gutters 643-0304 MANCHESTER-Store or Secretary, cable condition. 2 LANDSCAPPING cleaned. RICH? Established 9665. Financing Available for only $229,000. U & forever...from the peak 643-1591. to $195,000, Free Estimates, Insured. office tor rent. Main St. Board of Directors Fireplaces and morel 645-1312 Day or Evening Convenience Store. GUYS MEET GIRLS R Realty, 643-2692. of Bolton Notch and this F negotiable. 643-5153. Gutters Cleaned. RQB CROSBY Call 529-7858 or 563- 92 TRUCKS & VANS Dated at Manchester, Connecticut Call Barbara Weinberg, FREE ESTSTiMATES SNOW PLOWING Steady and strong 4438. 8 room Tudor with 4 Snow plowing, residential 872-1139 growth. Room tor addi­ FOR SALE SINGLE this 28th day of November, 1990. Re/Max Real Estate, bedrooms. Magnificient Reserve Now 647-1419. and commercial tional lines. Excellent OFFICE/SPACE-1 m ilelo 012-01 floor to cathedral ceiling JAN'S NOW AVAILABLE Commercial & Residential I-84. 600 Square feet, CHEVROLET-1981 1/2 Schaller F Call 742-9540 Snow Blower Service Available location. High traffic GIRLS GLASTONBURY & stone fireplace, 2-1/2 count. Ottered below all utilities included. ton, 6 cylinder, Q u a lity ROOFING/ FOR INDOOR WORK Low Rales COUNTRY CON- PRIVATE!!! $219,900. baths and full ™^ULTIMATE GIFT appraised value. $650/month. Peterman automatic, 6 foot body. Pre-Owned Autos 5 FINANCIAL 5 FINANCIAL Limm & Landscape Cara. Ail Yard 649-4304 1-900-820-3355 VENIENCE-L-Shaped Exquisite 8 room Con­ basement! House sits SIDING Maintananoa, RototiHirig, Houta Coventry, $90,000. Realty, 649-9404. $1595. 649-9746. Value Priced Ranch convenient to temporary boasts 4 on almost 8 ACRES of YARDMASTERS Ctaaniryg, DrArawayi Saalad, Odd Joba. Mike Anytime Philips Real Estate, USED CAR BEST BUYS! Main Street, but a bedrooms, wooden possible sub-dividable A Used Car or Truck Snow Plowing >1 Tnm H tady Woman 91 CARS FOR s a l e ” M e e t girls in your a re a Frm C0tkmtoo 742-1450. 1988 Mercury Cougar $8,696 AFFORDABLE LEGAL SERVICES country road. 2 or 3 land as a bonus! Anne Leaves raked and Loaded who would like to meet cathedral ceilings, F Bedrooms. A super 21x11 sun room with Miller Real Estate, 647- trees cut LIONEL COTE Call 569-2401 1988 Hundal QLS $4,995 someone like you from CARTERS CLEANING BOB RILEY 5 Speed, Air, Sunroof FOR A FRESH FINANCIAL START buy, $167,500. Call skylights, 2 family 8000. Gutters and garages cleaned ROOFING & SIDING Barbara Weinberg, Re/ F SERVICE 31 ROOMS FOR RENT OLOSMOBILEAAX.KSWAGEN 1984 Toyota Calica $4,995 to n ig h t!!! BANKRUPTCY LAW rooms, fireplace living 1987 FIREBIRD 1989 FORD LARIAT GIVE THE GIFT THAT AM/FM, Clean Call 643-9996 •30 Years Experience 259 ADAMS ST., MANCHESTER Eliminate Debts & Protect Assets max Real Estate, 647- room, and full base­ LASTS ALL YEAH I FU R N IS H ED -R oom in 1987 Olds Cutlass Sup. $7,900 $3.'min. Must be 18 yrs. old. 1419. FORMULA XLT F-250 PICK-UP •Fully Insured A gift subscripbon to the ment too! Sliders to ONE FLOOR EASY- 5.0 Liter, V-8, AT, A/C, T- v-8, AT,/VC, PS.PB.C.C., private home. Parking, V-8, Auto, A/C. Low Miles Free Consultation ■License # 506737 Manchester Herald F private deck! Call today! Living attractive Tops, Cassette, PW, PDL, Stereo Radio, Aux. Full NEED YOUR CELLARS, busline, laundry and 649-1749 1989 Lincoln Town Car $18,000 Call 647-9946,647-9947 Property for Lease as Dry Signature Series, Like New STOP Anne Miller Real fireplace living room TW, C.C., Rear Defog Tank, Bed Liner. 6 4 6 -9 5 6 4 1989 Toro Trofeo $15,995 CUTE AND COZY- ATTICS i GARAGES kitchen privileges. 1987 Buick Park Avenue $9,800 3 ANNOUNCEMENTS ■Wage Garnshments -Creditor Harrassment or 643-2711 Storage/Retail --180 Park 1987 Pontiac 6000 $4,995 Manchesler-$117,900. Estate, 647-8000. that’s warm and References and V-6. Full Power. Leather CLASSIFIED CLEANED? Street - Cheney Historical 1987 W y Golf $5,995 ■Repossessions Interest & Finance Charges Attention first time inviting. Sunny yard that $7,995 M $12,595 3 Months $23.10; 6 Months security. $90 per week. 1987 Acura Legend Sed. $13,900 1985 Buick Skylark $3,995 buyers! 2 Bedroom invites children. A super $46.20; 1 Year $92.40. Also junk taken to 649-2611. District - $550.00 per month V-6, Auto, Full Power ADVERTISING Lct/'A Speciolisf;': 1989 VW Golf $7,995 1988 Acura Integra 3 Dr. $11,900 MODELS Cape with 2 additional MANCHESTEP-Reduced buy in the $130’s. Call Senior Citizens thec|pfnp? - year lease - Contact HARTFORD - 728-5672 Barbara Weinberg, Re/ USED CARS 3 Months $21.56; 6 Months 1986 Buick Regal $6,995 5 Spd., A/C, Sunrool, SE bedrooms partially $20,000 to $249,900. 643-2711 Do it! 3 2 APARTMENTS FOR 1987 Olds Ciera 1987 Acura Integra 5 Dr. $7,900 Max Real Estate, 647- 11990LUMINA4DOOR $9,995 $43.12; 1 Year $86.24 Call 644-1775 (404)551-8166 $8,995 CHILDREN finished up. Nice rear 76 Adelaide Rd. (off 1986Ch7sler LeBaron $4,995 Auto, PS, PB. AM/FM Stereo VERNON - 871-6692 1419. I V-6 Engino. AT, A/C, PS, PB, Stereo Radio, Rear Window Defogger RENT 9-5 EST yard with newer wood Porter St.) All brick L 1987VW G TI $5,995 1987 Chrysler Lebaron $6,600 3 mos. to 16 yrs. F Cpe., Auto, /VC, PS, PB shed. Convenient to all shaped custom Ranch. 1989 delta $9,995 For review by major 1988CELEBRRITY4DOOR $7,395 3 ROOM APARTMENT- 1987 Pontiac Grand Am $6,900 10 PART TIME HELP 11 HELP WANTED schools. A great buy! New kitchen with cus­ 1989 Olds Ciera $9,995 V-6 Engine. AT, A/C. PS. P0. Stereo Radio, Rear Window Defogger Heat and hot water 3 6 VACATION Turbo, Auto, A/C, Sharp NATIONAL TALENT WANTED DW Fish Real Estate, tom tile, furnace, roof, 1988 Olds Cutlass $8,995 included. $500 per PROPERTY 1966 Mercury Sable LS $5,900 DIRECTORY. We SPECIAL EDUCATION 643-1591. hot water heater. 8 RENT PURCHASE OR 1985 Honda Accord $5,995 V-6, Auto, /VC, Full Power 1986 BUICKSKYHAWK LTD WAG $5,225 Bridge month. Available AIDE-lmmediate, full F Years old, new drive BUY!!!-$1 99,900. 1990 Olds Cutlass $11,995 1988 Honda Prelude SI $12,900 have successfully 4 Cylinder, AT, PS, PB. A/C, Radio, Luggage Rack, Cruise Control December 1st. Philbrick OKEMO-3 Bedroom ski Auto, A/C, Loaded, Low Miles time opening for class way, pressure treated Reduced! Owner will Agency, 646-4200. 1986Jetta $5,995 had children seen ENERGY EFFICIENT-4 cottage. Sleeps 6. 5 1989 Jeepep( Cherokee $15,995 1987 Toyota CeMca QT $8,995 room Special Education angled deck encom­ take a second Auto, A/C, PS, PB. AM/FM and/or placed for Bedroom Cape on 1990 CELEBRITY WAGON $11,995 diamonds, and the four-heart and four- AVAILABLE-12/1, 1 minutes to Okemo. 15 Many Others Aide at RHAM High passes "87" 18x36 in- mortgage on this 3 minutes Killington. 1986 Toytota Celica o r $7,995 quiet, one way street. ground pool, brick I V-6 Engine. AT, A/C. PS. PB. Stereo Radio, Rear Window Defogger, Low Miles NORTH 12-3-90 A pathway spade ace-showing cue-bids, all ex­ Bedroom. Heat/hot films, soaps, cata­ School in Hebron. bedroom Ranch on 8 ♦ A 8 4 Weekends, $325. To Choose From Auto. /VC, Loaded, Low Miles Newly painted inside atios, screened porch. pressed slam interest. When South water, appliances, 1985 Honda Civic Sedan $4,995 logs, newspaper ads Major duties involve ACRES! Enjoy the 2 full Y5 to slam Holiday weeks working with a student and out. Remodeled Pull finished suite lower baths, country kitchen, 1988 CAVALIER 4 DOOR $6,595 now showed the ace of clubs, North garage. No pets. 5 Spd., A/C and T.V. commer­ bath, newer carpeting 4 Cylinder. AT, A/C, PS. PB, PDL, PW, Stereo Cassette. Rear Window ♦ K 9 8 5 3 had heard enough. He bid six dia­ Security required. 646- available. 523-1613, CARDINAL 1987 Chev Cavalier RS $4,995 with severe disabilities. level. Hurry, call Sharon full walkout basement ♦ K Q 53 cials. Interviewing and new kitchen floor. I Defogger By James Jacoby monds. 2970. evenings. Auto, A/C, Low Miles FOOD BROKER-part time For information and ap­ Miller, residence, 646- to private treed lot. 3- BUICK, INC. 1985 Chev Spectrum $2,900 soon locally. New shutters and 5566. Re/Max Real 1987 HONDA ACCORD 4 DOOR $7,995 WKST EAST Normally 12 high-card points oppo­ Certainly there are other ways to Auto, A/C, Stereo sales person to call on plication contact, Craig Car garage! Owner will COVENTRY-3 Room 39 ROOMMATES 1990 Buick Skylark $8,960 W. Edmondson, Assis­ awnings. Frenced-in Estate, 647-1419. hold entire mortgage! 5 Soeed, Cruise Control, Stereo Cassette, PS, PB, Rear Window Defogger, ♦ Q .1 10 3 ♦ 9 7 5 site a no-trump opening showing 15-17 reach six diamonds. No argument. apartment. Available 1983 Nissan Pulzar $2,900 Call Rascals Talent local supermarkets. DX Model, Low Miles WANTED 1969 Buick Sl^hawk $7,480 tant Principal at 228- yard. Don’t miss this F Anne Miller Real VQ 10 2 ▼ J 9 6 4 3 will not produce a slam. But the situa­ What is interesting about this deal is January 1. 1 Month’s Auto, AU'FM, Low Miles Directory, Inc. Must own car. Call 1- one! CHFA!! $131,000. 1986 CELEBRITY 3 SEAT WAGON $5,995 ♦ 64 ♦ A 10 tion changes when there is a fit in a that if South’s minor-suit cards were 1989 Cavalier Coupe $7,495 1984 Olds Cutlass Sup. $3,900 401-245-2769. 9474. EOE Estate, 647-8000. security. $510/month. 1989 Buick Riviera $14,960 V-6, Aulo, A/C. Clean (412)856-8055 Strano Real Estate, V-6 Engine. AT. A/C. PS. PB, Eurosporl, Stereo Cassette, Luggage Rack. ♦ J 9 8 7 ♦ 10 4 2 suit as well as some distribution in the MANCHESTER-8 Room changed to A-Q of diamonds and four Utilities included. 1989 Honda Accord LX $13,480 647-7653. Rear Window Defogger house. Applianced. 1989 Acura Legend ■‘L^* $18,995 11 HELP WANTED MANCHESTER-Colonial. SOUTH responding hand. It’s easy to make six clubs to the jack, a similar bidding se­ Private beach two 1988 Buick Skylark $7,965 Sedan, Exel Demo COME GROW WITH US! F 1990 METRO'S 4 DOOR $7,295 $315 a month plus 1/2 $130’s ’FREE, FREE, ♦ K 6 2 diamonds with today’s North-South quence would enable North-South to blocks from lake. No 1988 Chav Cavalier $6,990 1990 Toyota Corolla LE $11,500 Anne Miller Real Es­ VERNON-8 Rainbow utilities. 643-8229. At, Full Power, /VC, Like New ASSEMBLERS-Excellent FREE, Termite En­ 3 Cylinder, AT, PB, A/C, Stereo Radio, Rear Window Defogger, 3 To Choose ▼ A K 8 7 cards, but not so easy to arrive at this arrive at a good six-club contract. 1987 Buick LeSabre $7,980 ESTATE SALE-This spa­ Trail. Here’s a home m pets. 742-9671. 1985 Mazda RX7 OS $6,600 STRETCH YOUR burger tate. Full time real gineer inspection." New excellent contract. Here’s how it was The play in six diamonds is plain va­ 1987 Buick Century $5,995 income to assemble cious 9 room Colonial with everything. 1st ♦ Q .1 7 2 5 Spd., Only 23,000 Miles budget By using one part kitchen, immaculate 11989 CAPRICE CLASS. 3 SEAT WAG $12,895 done. MANCHESTER-lm- 41 MISC. FOR RENT 1967 Silverado 4X4 $13,990 products from your e s ta te ag en ts. For pri­ could easily be con­ Floor family room with ♦ A 6 nilla: win the king of spades, force out 1988 Honda Accord LXI $10,900 soy extender to four ports condition, hardwood V-B Engino, AT. PS. PB, A/C, PW, PDL, Luggage Rack, Cruioo, Till, Stereo mediate occupancy. 2 1987 Celebrity Sedan $8,385 home. 504-646-1700 vate interview call verted to a 2-family. 2 fireplace, 3 bedrooms, The two-spade response, an applica­ the ace of trumps, win the next spade, Coupe, 5 Speed, Loaded of meat. Your taste buds floors, aluminum sided Cassette, Low Mites Vulnerable: Both Bedroom Duplex. $660 BOLTON-Horse stall tor 1986 Oldsmobile Ciera $4,995 1984 Plymouth Horizon $2,800 Dept. P2458.______Anne, 647-8000. Full baths, 2 full tion of the Jacoby transfer bid, showed draw the other trumps, and play A-K won’t be able to tell the 2-car garage. Private complete lower level 1986 BUICK CENTURY CUSTOM 4 DOOR $ 5 ,7 2 5 Dealer: South plus utilities. Security/ rent. 646-6463. 1985 Cavalier Cpe. $3,490 4 Cylinder, AIvVFM Cass., Low Miles kitchens, walk up attic. recreation room, central both minor suits. Then, when South of hearts shedding dummy’s losing difference, but your DRIVER-For home fuel oil fenced rear yard. Call 4 Cylinder, AT. A/C, PS, PB. Cruise. Tilt. Stereo Cassette. Wire Wheel Covers. duly showed his diamond support, spade. Dummy then becomes good af­ references. 649-2003. 1985 Nissan Pulsar $3,960 budget will! Boost vour $ 1 4 0 ’ s. C all Peggy air conditioning, large South West North East 1965 Olds Delta 88 Cpe $5,995 delivery. Class II and today, won’t last long I Two Tone, Low Mites. North’s bid of three hearts showed a ter the ruff of a club. MANCHESTER-3 8 7 MISC. FOR s a l e " budget by selling idle Gregan at Blanchard & in-ground pool. 3-Zone 1 NT Pass 2 ♦ • Pass 1964 Buick Centu ry LTD $4^90 SCHALLER medical card. Want to sell vour car? For on the market. Ask for 1989 CORSICA 4 DOOR $8,595 singleton in that suit and enough high- Bedroom. Washer/dryer items In your home w ith a Seasonal. Experience Rossetto Real Estate, heating and much more 3 ♦ Pass 3 Y " Pass NEC P-7-Wide carriage quick results, use o low- 646-2482. Sharon Miller, V-6, AT, PS, PB, A/C, Stereo Radio, Hear Window Defogger, Low Mile* 3 ♦ Pass 4 ♦ Pass card values to play a game. South bid hookup. Oakland 81 Adams Street ACURA low-cost ad in classified. helpful. 645-8393, Mon- residence 646-5566. for a reduced price of James Jactyby 's books “Jacoby on Bndge” and 24 PIN printer. Like cost Classified ad. 4 Y Pass 4 ♦ Pass three spades, leaving room for North ' / Street. $650/month. day-Friday, 8am-5pm. $1 9 8 ,0 0 0 . U & R “Jacoby on Card Games written with his father, new. Asking $450. 646- Manchester 345 CENTER STREET Re/Max Real Estate, 1987 FORD TEMPO GL $5,495 5 ♦ Pass 6 ♦ All pass to progress beyond three no-trump if the late Oswald Jacoby) are now available at Security. References. ^ Realty, 643-2692. 0406. i ' i 647-1419. I 4 Cylinder. AT, PS, PB. A/C. Rear Window Defogger. Stereo Radio 'shows both minor suits he wished. The continuing bid of four bookstores. Both are pubItshtHi by Pharos Books 649-4820 or 646-4412. 649-4571 MANCHESTER F "show s a singleton 647-7077 11989 EAGLE SUMMIT 4 DOOR $7,395 RICHARD ROAD-10 plus I 4 Cylinder, AT, PS. PB. A/C, Stereo Cassette, DL Model Opening lead: ♦ Q RUDOLPH WOULD Colonial with slate roof. ( 203) 643-4165 i This spectacular home 1988BEREnAGT2DOOR $8,575 |c®J NISSAN J I LOVE IT!! Two families V-e, AT, A/C, PS, PB, Tih, Cruito, Roar Window Dologgor, Stereo Caseotto and only one rooftop is set on a beautiful De Cormier^ ALL USED CARS landingl This older 5-5 landscapped loti Call Astrograph 4 1 Vivian Ferguson, 1988 HONDA PRELUDE 2 DOOR SI $ 1 2 ,9 9 5 MOTOR SALES, INC.^ FULLY WARRANTEED 'flS' two family is just burst­ I 4 Cylinder. 5 Speed, A/C, PS, PB, Sunroof, Loaded 285 BROAD STREET ing with potential! Ex­ Blanchard & Rossetto NISSAN terior has newer vinyl Real Estate, 646-2482. dustriousness, as well as your powers of LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) That which you MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT "She’s Selling Houses!" TRUCKS concentration, will be at high points leave uncompleted today won't be due siding but interior needs early In the day. However, by late after­ uide F______1986 K-BLAZER % u r to a lack of Indusiriousness. You're like­ updating throughout. noon you might not be half as perky or ly to fall short of your mark, because Spacious apartments V-6 Engine, AT. PS. PB. A/C. Silverado, Cruise. Tih, Stereo Cassette. PW, positive. PDL ^ i r t h d s ^ you'll use the wrong tools or methods. including formal dining PISCES (Fob. 20-March 20) You w on't EXCEPTIONAL- 1985 S-10 BLAZER $7,995 VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sepl. 22) If you lake rooms, separate utilities be very comfortable today socializing yourself or your involvements too seri­ Manchester-$209,900. V-6 Engine, S Speed, PS. PB. A/C, Cruise, Stereo Cassette UNIQUE GIFTS and ample parking. Just Dec. 4, 1990 with persons who are more concerned ously today, there is a possibility you CHRISTMAS , FRUIT BASKETS PETS Charming 4 bedroom reduced to $134,900. about what you have instead ot what may behave rather poorly if you are the Colonial in great 1987 CHEVROLET G-20 WORK VAN $7,495 TREES Jackson & Jackson Your progress is likely lo be more rapid you are. Don't waste your time trying to loser in a competitive situation. location. Vaulted ceil­ v-8, AT, PS, PB Real Estate, 647-8400. in the year ahead in situations where make a good impression. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) An important PERO’S FRUIT STAND. Fancy DJ.'S DOG GROOM­ NEW ENGLAND ings and slate root are ARIES (March 21-April 19) You are BURGESS NURSERY. ING & PET SUPPLY. AMUSEMENTS. SOtsCol- only two of the features you can operate independently o( oth­ objective can be achieved today, but 9 Come see our choice Fraser Fruit Baskets delivered locally. 1988 PLY VOYAGER LE PASS WAG 12,495 ers than through partnership arrange­ usually endowed with adequate initia­ not through piecemeal efforts. In order Bedding, canopy. Brass lectbles. ’’Unique gift ideas to put this home in a Fir Christmas Trees. Cut Large selection of Import^ PS, PB. Cruise, Rear Window Defogger, Stereo Cassette ments. Allies must be able to offer that tive and are a pretty good self-starter, to be successful, you must be prepared Wicker at 20% off. Make this cuddle and mats. Coats, from the 50’s era.’’ Pinball DECK THE HALLS!!! This "class of its own." DW but today you might look for reasons lo 1987 SUZUKI SAMURAI 1988 TOYOTA PICKUP 1988 JEEP CHEROKEE 4X4 your own....Scotch Pine, extra-ytecial 7 room which you lack and vice versa. lo use everything at your disposal. Christmas merrier with a gift sweaters, rain gear, life machines, music boxes, Fish Real Estate, 643- 1987 CHEVROLET s-10 BLAZER $9,295 postpone situations rather than pursue SCORPIO (Del. 24-Nov. 22) Guard Great MPG. 4 Cylinder. Con­ V -6 . A larm S ystem , 29 K , 4 X 4 , A / Laredo & Tow Pkg., 4.0LT, A/C, /Ml Pow., while fir, white spruce. Gift Cape Cod on Benton SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) You from Pero’s. 276 Oakland jackets and back packs. juke boxes, antique signs, 1591. I v-6, AT, PS, PB, Stereo Radio them. against inclinations to overreact today certificates available for must be prudent and measure your ex­ vertible. 4X4. 5 Spd. $3,995 C. PS, PB, 5 Spd. $8,995 CfiJse, 71, Aloys, AT, AMFM Cass $11,900 Street, Manchester. 643-6384. hand painted porcelain St. in Manchester is all TAURUS (April 20-May 20) It's best not in situations where you see yourself as spftng planting. Open seven Unique cat furniture penditures carefully today if you hope lo figurines, Christmas gift sot for your holiday lo discuss your plans prematurely with the offended parly. Don't respond with Holiday gooefies, toys and 11989 CHEVROLET S-10 BLAZER $ 14,495 gel adequate mileage (rom the re­ days a week. Burgess certificates available. 77 touchesi Just treated to associates today, especially with one canons if a pop gun will suffice. crates. Pet pictures with V-6. A/C, PS, PB, PW. PDL. Stereo Caasette, Wire Wheels. Luggage Rack, sources you presently have at your dis­ Nursery, 373 Defrtng Street Tolland Tpke., Manch­ a major facelift inside DUPLEX WITH Etc. who lacks your vision and Imagination. (off Buckland Rd.) South Santa Sundays In De­ PRIVACY-South posal. Know where lo look for romance He/she could dampen your enthusiasm. ester. 646-1533. and out, the 2nd floor is 1989 CHEVROLET S-10 BLAZER $14,695 Windsor. 644-1966. cember, 12-4. Decem­ Windsor-$187,900. 2 and you'll find it. The Astro-Graph GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) Try to man­ now finished with V-6. A/C, PS, PW, PDL, Stereo Cassette, Aluminum Wheels For your personal horoscope, ber 24th, 8am-12 noon. bedroom, sitting room Completely renovated Matchmaker instantly reveals which age things on your own today instead of signs are romantically perfect for you. 119 Oakland Street. Man­ Hand Made Wooden and full bath for a total units nicely sited on requesting favors from others, especial­ lovescope, lucky numbers Mail $2 lo Matchmaker, c/o this news­ ly from a person who you've never re­ chester. 649-0485. Toys for sale. Great of 3 bedrooms and 2 full 1.75 private acres. All and future forecast, call 9 paper, P.O. Box 91420, Cleveland, OH baths. Fabulous new new kitchens and E3 C A R T E R s paid for what he/she did for you awhile Christmas Gifts. 44101-3428. back. Astro*Tone (95(t each minute; kitchen, new siding and baths, newer sidinq and CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Rela­ new roof! Pleasing price multi-level PT deck. CANCER (June 21-July 22) Your m ale Touch-Tone phones only). CALL CHEVROLET/GEO tionships with close associates contin­ might have an abundance of ideas and of $145,000, to o f Jack- Great income ue to be somewhat problematical for Dial 1-900-990-9400 and opportunity. DW Fish 1229 Main Street, Manchester Exit 3/1-84 suggestions today which may not be up 1988 JEEP CHEROKEE 1 9 8 6 T O Y O T A 4 R U N N E R 1987 HONDA CIVIC 645-0467 son & Jackson Real you again today. Strive to be diplomat­ to par with yours. You must be extreme­ enter your access code Real Estate, 643-1591. 23K, 4X4, A/C, PS. PB. 5 Spd., 37K, Great MPG, 4X4, /VC, PS, PB, Tilt 46K, 4X4, A/C, 5 Spd., AM/FM Estate, 647-8400. 646-6464 Hours; Mon-Thurs 9-8 Fri 9-6 • Sal 9-5 ic, Instead of demanding. ly careful, however, as to how you reject number, which is 184 F AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Your In­ what he/she offers. AM/FM Cassette. $11,500 Smoot, 5 Spd,Cassette; $9,995 Cassette. $6,995 0 MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, Dec. 3, 1990 SCOREBOARD ffiauflirstrr HrralJi Bears 23, Lions 17 Bills 30, Eagles 23 Chargers 38, Jets 17 Utah 16 24 27 30— 97 ton, Tikkanon 8 (J.MCirphy), 15:48, 9. Edmon­ Portland 22 23 29 27— 101 ton, J.Murphy 8 (MacTavi^, Tikkanon). 19:25 Section 4, Page 17 Football Detroit 7 3 0 7 0— 17 Philadelphia 0 16 7 0—23 N Y, Jots 3 7 0 7— 17 3-Point goalsLotah 3-11 (Griffith 2-3, Stock- (on). Penalties—Ricci, Phi (high-sticking), Monday, Dec. 3,1990 Chicago 0 14 0 3 6—23 Buffato 24 0 3 3—30 San Diogo 7 10 7 14— 38 ton 1-4, K.Malone 0-1, Rudd 0-1, Toolson 0-2), 11:42; Lowe, Edm (tripping), 18:17; Craven, Phi First Quarter First Quarter First Quarter Portland 4-12 (Porter 3-6, Ainge 1-5, Yjung (rougNng), 18:17. SPORTS Del-Peete 1 run (Murray kick), 7:28. Buf—Lofton 63 pass from Kelly (Norwood NY—FG Leahy 38, 4C9. 0-1). Fouled out—None. Rebounds—Utah 45 Shots on goal—Edmonton 8-5-11—24. NFL standings Second Quarter kick). :45. SD—Butts 1 run (Carney kick), 11:07. (K.Malona 16), Portland 62 (Williams 11). As­ PNIadolphia 5-11-14—30. Second Quarter Chi— Muster 6 run (Butler kick), 6:01. Bui—FG Norwood 43, 6:31. sists—Utah 26 (Stockton 14), FVrrtland 27 Powof-play OppotluNHes—Edmonton 1 of 1; AMERICAN CONFERENCE SD—Butts 4 run (Carney kick), 3:03. Dot—FG Murray 34, 10:50. Bui—Reed 56 pass from Kelly (Norwood (Drexlar 10). Total fouls— Utah 26, FOrtfand 24, PNIadelphia 0 of 3. East NY—Toon 21 pass from O’Brion (Leahy kick). Chi—Harbaugh 2 run (Butler kick), 14:40. kick), 8:47. Technicals—FYjrtland illegal defense 2, Wil­ Goalies— Edmonton, Rantord, 7-14-2 (30 W L T Pci. PF PA 822. Buffalo 10 2 Fourth Quarter Bui—Thomas 4 pass from Kelly (Nonvood liams, Robinson. A—12,884. shots-27 saves), PNIadeIpNa, Peelers, 8-4-1 0 .833 342 200 SD—FG Carney 22, 14:57. Miami 9 3 Del—Johnson 22 pass from Gagliano (Mur­ kick), 13:37. (23-18). 0 .750 252 164 Third Quarter Indianapolis 5 7 ray kick), :06. Second Quarter A—17,382 Giants, 49ers set to play ‘King of the Hill’ 0 .417 193 250 SD—A.Miller 24 pass from Tolliver (Carney AP college Top 25 poll N.Y. Jote 4 9 CN—FG Butler 19, 14:27. Phi—Keith Jackson 18 pass from Cunnin­ Referee—Don Koharski. Linesmen— Gord 0 .308 216 295 kick), 9:01. Tha Top Twenty Five teams in the Associated Now England 1 11 0 Overtime gham (kick failed), 4:26. Brosaker, Dan Schachte. .083 151 342 Fourth Quarter Press 1990-91 college basketball poll, with ships, have reduced the game For the Giants, however, a victory since they capped their 1986 season Central Chi—Anderson 50 pass Irom Harbaugh Phi—FGRuzek 32, 12:17. By TIM LIOTTA their season-opener in 1985 — and the 49ers meet in the playofTs, most NYJ—Toon 8 pass Irom O'Brien (Leahy kick), first-place votes in parentheses, records CIncinnab 7 5 0 .583 275 274 10:57, Phi—Barnett 95 pass from Cunningham Canucks 5, Jets 1 against the Giants as a chance to had a record-tying 18-game winning likely in the NFC championship over San Francisco will be the final with a Super Bowl victory. Al­ : 11. through Dec. 2 total points based on 25 points The Associated Press Pittsburgh 6 6 0 .500 210 197 A—66,946. (Ruzok kick), 14:06, SD—Lewis 19 pass Irom Tolliver (Carney lor a first place vote through one point lor a Vancouver 1 3 1—5 right their football team after a streak snapped. game. And Seifert refuses to give stamp of legitimacy on their climb though they have not won a playoff Houston 6 6 0 Third Quarter .500 266 229 kick), 3:47. 25th place vote and lest week's rankiitgs: WinNpog 0 0 1— 1 SAN FRANCISCO — It’s finally 28-17 loss to the Los Angeles Rams that angle any significance. up alongside the 49ers into a co-bill­ game since Super Bowl X?Q, the Cleveland 2 10 0 .167 187 338 Phi—Byars 1 pass Irom Cunningham (Ruzek First Period—1, Vancouver, Adams 6 The Giants, meanwhile, were First downs kick), 5:32 SD—Lewis 10 run (Carney kick), 12:56. Record Pts Pvs West 1 . UNLV(45) 1,579 1 (Butcher, Larionov), 17:13 (pp). Penal­ here — the NFL’s biggest game of last week. being beaten by the Philadelphia “Really, I don’t look at (the ing as this year’s most dominant Giants may be a better team this Kansas City Rushes-yards Buf—FG Norwood 21, 11:28. A—40,877. 8 4 0 .667 283 179 2. Arizona (19) 1,555 2 ties—Quinn. Van (holding), 4:08; MacDormid, ‘King of the Hill’ so far this season. “The first six possessions (against team. year than they were four years ago. LA Raiders 6 4 0 .667 230 194 Passing Fourth Quarter Eagles, deflating the Monday night game) as that,” Seifert said. “It’s a NYJ 3. Arkansas 1,435 3 Win (elbowing), 15:28. Seattle 6 6 0 .500 222 226 Return Yards Buf—FG Norwood 45, :11. But the San Francisco 49ers arc not Los Angeles) we had four turnovers hype balloon slightly. But, as far as game we have to win first to win our The Giants have clinched at least That year, nine of the Giants’ first First downs 20 4. Syracuse 1,312 7 Second Period— 2, Vancouver, Adams 7 San Diego 6 7 0 .462 272 220 Comp-AH-Int A-79,320. playing the pre-game of hype. Sacked-Yards Lost Rushes-yards 31-145 3I 5. Duka 1,232 8 (Butcher, Capuano), 4:41. 3, Vancouver, Linden and two dropped passes,” said 49ers 49ers coach George Seifert is con­ division. a wild-card playoff berth. 11 victories were by seven points or Denver 3 9 0 .250 257 303 FYissing 207 6. Georgetown 1,164 9 13 (Lummo, Butcher), 13:41 (pp). 4, Vancouver, NATIONAL CONFERENCE Punts With little more than bragging offensive coordinator Mike cerned, the losses added pressure to “There arc too many other games “There is a cohesiveness here that less, and they finished the regular Flelurn Yards 7. Indiana 1,110 10 Bozek 8 (Odjick), 18:22. Penalties—Bradley, East Fumbles-Lost First downs 20 rights at stake, tonight’s matchup Holmgren. We didn’t play our (left to play). Right now, I’m not probably doesn’t exist on very many season with a 14-2 record. Comp-Att-lnl 19-37-2 14 8. UCLA 1,097 12 Van, double (Nnor-mejor (instigator, fighting), the game because neither of these W L T Pet. PF FA Penalties-Yards Rushes-yards Time of Possession Sacked-VWds Lost 2-10 9. Ohio St 1,069 11 9:19; McLIwain, Win, douNa major-game mis­ between the co-owners of the normal game. The Rams had some­ concerned with home-field ad­ ballclubs around the league,” said “For the first three-quarters of the y-N.Y. Giants 10 1 0 .909 259 141 Passing teams wants to have to tolerate Punts 3-39 to. North Carolina 998 4 conduct (cross-checking, fighting), 9:19; Philadelphia 7 5 0 .583 305 252 Return Yards league’s best record, the New York thing to do with it. We had some­ losing two in a row. vantage, to be honest with you.” Gaints safety Dave Ehierson. “The (1986) season, we didn’t blow INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Comp-Att-lnl Fumbles-Lost 2-1 11. Pittsburgh 957 13 Nordmark, Van (intorferonco), 14:04; Vancouver Washington 7 5 0 .583 289 233 12 Alabama 873 6 bench, served by Sandlak (too many men), Giants and the 49crs, has had thing to do with it.” There is only one thing Monday Actually, the 49ers clinched their only other one that comes to mind anyone out,” said Jim Burt, a mem­ Dallas RUSHING—DetroiL Sanders 17-61, Gagliano Sacked-Yards Lost Penalties-Yards 5-34 6 7 0 .462 193 255 13. Georgia 774 17 16:08; Odjick, Van, n ^ o r (fighHng), 18;47; Phoenix 4 8 7-24, Peele 3-7. Chicago, Muster 14-70, Ander­ Punts Time of Possession 30:56 ; schedule-watchers peeking ahead The “something” the 49ers con­ night’s game will actually ac­ fifth consecutive NFC West title right now is San Francisco, and that ber of the ’86 Giants who is now on 0 .333 192 295 14. Connecticut 730 15 Croniii, Win, major (fighting), 18:47. Central son 15-47, Harbaugh 5-47. Fumbles-Lost for more than a month. 15. Southern Miss. 687 19 Third Period—5, Winnipeg, Olausson 7 tributed was not pretty. They turned complish — it will give the winner a Sunday when the New Orleans may not be a coincidence.” the 49ers. “It was a struggle every x-Chicago 10 2 PASSING—DetroiL Gagliano 10-19-1-128, Penalties-Yards Vikings 23, Packers 7 0 .833 281 197 16. Oklahoma 605 18 (Evans. Cronin), 9:08. 6, Vancouver, Linden 14 But the 49crs, winners of two the football over six times — more The Giants are trying to get back game, and then the offense all of a Green Bay 6 6 0 .500 227 250 Peete 8-18-0-101, Chicago. Harbaugh Time of Possession big edge in the race for the right to Saints lost to the Dallas Cowboys 23-39-0-208. Green Bay 0 0 7 0— 7 17. SL John's 484 21 (Butcher, Lumme), 12:04 (pp). Penalties—Guy. Minnesota 6 6 0 .500 282 229 Minnesota 3 3 17 0—23 consecutive Super Bowl champion­ times than in any other game since play at home should the Giants and 17-13. to the Super Bowl for the first time sudden caught fire. RECEIVING—DetroiL Johnson 7-59, Greer 18. LSU 458 20 Van (holding). 5:58; Barbiar, Win (holding), Tampa Bay 5 8 0 .385 210 311 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS First Quarter 4-37, Clark 3-89, Sanders 2-32, Farr 1-7, Mat­ 19. MIcNgan S i 379 5 10:40; Evans, Win (tripping), 11:23; Lummo. Detroit 4 8 0 .333 270 307 RUSHING—Philadelphia, Cunningham 7-71. Min—FGRaveiz 29, 11:00. thews 1-5. Chicago, Muster 7-50, Morris 5-39, Sherman 11-70, Toney 7-18, Byars 4-13, 20. Georgia Tech 316 14 Van (roughing), 16:34; Evans, Win (rougNng). W a s t Second Quartsr 21. South Carolina 148 — 16:34. x-San Francisco 10 1 0 Anderson 3-66, Davis 3-27, Thornton 3-21, Feagles 1-3, Sanders 1-1. Buffalo, Thomas .909 270 179 M in-FG Revoiz 32. 14:09. tie. Virginie 148 16 Shots on goal—Vancouver 14-7-9—30. Win­ LA Rams 5 7 0 3oso 1-4, Green 1-1. 21-53, Kelly 1-3, Mueller 1-2, K.Davis2-1. .417 285 322 Third Quartsr 23. Texas 137 22 nipeg 8-10-9—27. New Qriaans 5 7 0 .417 211 219 MISSED FIELD GOALS—DetroiL Murray 35. PASSING—Philadelphia, Cunningham GB—Green 36 blocked punt return (Jacke Chicago, BuHer 35. 15-25-1-231, Buffalo, Kelly 19-32-1-334. 24. Temple 131 — Ftower-play OpportuniUos—Vancouver 3 of 4; Atlanta 3 9 0 .250 279 308 kick), 3:41. Jim Chiefs show no respect for the Pats 25. Kentucky 126 — x-clinched division bile RECEIVING—Philadelphia, Keith Jackson WinNpog 0 of 4. Min—FGReveiz41, 12:03. Goalies—Vancouver, McLean, 5-7-0 (27 y-clinchad playoff berth Chiefs 37, Patriots 7 6-64, Byars 5-39, Barnett 2-112, Williams 1-13, Min—ACarter 56 pass Irom Gannon (Reveiz Big East Conference O'all shots-26 saves). WinNpog, Essonsa, 6-7-1 Sunday's Games Sherman 1-3, Buffalo, Reed 7-95, Lofton 5-174, Kansas City 13 10 7 7—37 kick), 14:06. w L w L (21-17), Tabaracci (0:00 third, 9-8). Litke By HOWARD ULMAN Tampa Bay 23, Atlanta 17 New England 0 0 7 0— 7 Thomas 2-39, K.Davis 2-8, Mueller 1-11, Min—Noga recovered fumble in end zone CONNECTICUT 0 0 3 0 A—10,469. CifKirmati 16. Rttsburgh 12 McKeller 1-4, Metzelaars 1-3. The Associated Press First Quarter (Reveiz kick), 14:57. Syracuse 0 0 4 0 Referee— Bill McCreary. Linesmen— Brad ChicaBO 23, Detroit 17, OT MISSED FIELD GOALS—Buffalo, Norwood KC— Paige 86 pass from DeBerg (Lowery A-62,058. Pittsburgh 0 0 4 0 Lazarowich, Jerry Palomen. Kansas City 37, Now England 7 36. kick), -21. Providence 0 0 4 0 FOXBORO, Mass. — On a day when Kansas City Los Angeles Rams 3S. Cleveland 23 KC—FG Lowery 19, 6.05. Seahawks 13, Oilers 10 OT GB Min Georgetown 0 0 3 0 Flames 5, Nordiques 5 Vlfashington 42, Miami 20 KC— FG Lowery 32, 12:29. First downs 11 16 St. John's 0 0 3 0 wasted no time scoring points, Barry Word got right to Calgary 2 2 1 0— 5 Buffalo 30, PhiladeIpNa 23 Second Quarter Houston 0 3 0 7 0— 10 Rushes-yards 16-59 39-137 Villanova 0 0 2 1 Quebec 3 0 2 0— 5 the point. Seattlo13. Houston to, OT KC— FG Lowery 45. 3'27. Seattle 0 7 3 0 3— 13 Fussing 131 149 Seton Hall 0 0 2 1 First Period— 1, Quebec, Quinnoy 1 (Hrkac, Phoenix 20, Indianapolis 17 KC—^Thomas 11 pass (rom DeBerg (Lowery Second Quarter Return Yards 29 30 Boston College 0 0 4 1 “1 didn’t think their defense would stop us because Fogarty), 1:10. 2. Quebec. McKegney 11 Los Angeles Raiders 23, Denver 20 kick), 14:30. Hou—FG Garcia 29. 7:37. Comp-Att-Int 16-29-3 11-21-0 Saturday's Results they have not stopped anyone else,” the Chiefs’ running (Wolanin, Morin), 1:48. 3, Calgary, Musil 1 Dallas 17, New Orleans 13 Third Quarter Sea—Warren 1 run (Johnson kick), 14:36. Sacked-Yards Lost 5-41 1-1 Boston College 76. Arkansas State 57 Agassi shows back said of the New England I^triots. (Niouwendyk, Flobofts), 3:52. 4, Quebec, Quin- San Diego 38, New Vbrk Jets 17 KC— Okoye 1 run (Lowery kick), 5:08. Third Quarter Punts 3-39 5-32 Georgetown 65. Southern Indiana 45 ney 2 (Sakic, Hrkac), 9:50 (pp). 5, Calgary, Minnesota 23, Green Bay 7 NE—Cook 2 pass from Hodson (Staurovsky Sea—FG Johnson 39,13:23. Fumbles-Lost 3-2 2-0 Syracuse 86, Cornell 61 While coaches and players dance around the obvious MacInNs 11 (Suter, Niouwendyk), 17:53 (pp). Monday's Gams kick), 14:35.______Fourth Quarter PenalUes-Yards 10-67 a-82 Pittsburgh 91, SL Francis 85 to avoid offending an opponent or grasp at sU'aws when New York Giants atrSan San Francisco, 9 p.m. Penalties—Morin, Quo (tripping). 4:49; Fourth Quarter Hou -Givins 2 pass from Moon (Garcia kick), Time of F^ssession 3b;b \ none exist. Word spoke the truth. Sunday, Dec. 9 KC— Okoye 1 run (Lowery kick), 7:29. 3:46. Seton Hail 106, New Hampshire College 69 NieuwondyK, cal (nolding), /!3B, Sabuurin, Cal no signs of Buffalo a': Indianapolis, 1 p.m. A—26,280. Overt itna (rougNng), 8:16; Floury, Cal (slashing), 12:56; From the first Offensive play, tlic PaUiots couldn’t stop— Clavelarxl at Houston, 1 p.m. Sea—FG Johnson 42. 4:25. Monday's Gamas McKegney, Qua (slashing), 12:56; Wolanin, the Chiefs. Steve DcBcrg’s 86-yard touchdown pass to Minnesota at New York Giants. 1 p.m. KC NE A—57,592. Basketball Virginia vs. Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. Que (cross-checking), 16:36. New England at Pittsburgh, 1 p.m. First downs 20 12 Maryland vs. Boston College 9 p.m. Second Period—6, Calgary, Fleury 13 Stephone Paige started the Chiefs to a 37-7 romp Sunday. % Phoenix at Atlanta, 1 p.m. Rushes-yards 38-150 13-64 Hou See Villanova at Penn, 7 p.m. (Ranheim, Gilmour), 4:03. 7, C alory, Roichol 7 adulthood No surprise there. DeBerg was the AFC’s third-rated San FrarKisco at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. Passing 321 167 First downs 19 20 NBA standings Tbesday't Games (MacLellan, Huntar), 6:35. Penalties—Sabourin, SaaMa vs. Green Bay at Milwaukee. 1 p.m. Fleturn Yards 8 2 Rushes-yards 16-56 39-123 Clemson vs. Seton Hail, 7 p.m. Cal, major (lighting), 7:54; KImbla, Que. major passer, and the Chiefs had won three of their previous Chicago at Wbshinglon. 4 p.m. Comp-Att-Int 15-21-0 20-39-2 Fussing 220 158 EASTERN CONFERENCE N.C. State vs. Syracuse. 9 p.m. (fighting), 7:54; Fleury, Cal (roughing), 8:27; four games. The I^triots have the NFL’s worst record. Denver at Kansas City, 4 p.m. Sacked-Yards Lost 1-10 6-44 Return Yards 43 11 Atlantic Division Hough. Quo (hooking), 10:52; Hunter, Cal ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP) — First the good news: They also have given up the most points in the league, New Orleans at Los Angeles Rams, 4 p.m. Punts 3-41 7-33 Comp-Att-Int 24-38-1 16-27-1 W L Pet. GB (roughing), 12:26; WNanIn, Que (rougNng), It has been almost a decade since tennis merited a men­ Philadelphia at Miami, 8 p.m. Fumbles-Lost 1-1 2-0 Sacked'Yar(is Lost 2-12 2-10 Boston 12 3 .800 12:2€; Baker, Qua (holding), 15:55. 28.5 per game, and have scored the fewest, an average of OPEN DATES: Dallas, New York Jets, San Penalties-Yards 3-24 8-60 Punts 2-39 5-37 PNIadelphia 11 6 .647 Bowling Third Period—8, Calgary, Reichol 8 (Matteau, tion on these shores at this time of year, and that is aboc'. 12.6. After the Patriots (1-11) set a team mark with their Diego, Tampa Bay Time of Ftossession 33^)4 26:56 Fumbles-Lost 4-2 0-0 New Y)(k 7 8 .467 MacInNs), 128. 9, Ouab%, Hrkac 4 (Fogarty, to change. New Jersey lOih straight loss, even coach Rod Rust couldn’t keep up Monday, Dec. 10 Penalties-Yards 7-36 7-64 6 10 .375 McKegney), 12:24 (pp). 10. Quebec, Sakic 15 Now the bad: The only way it changes for the better is Lot Angeles Raiders at Detroit, 9 p.m. ISTICS Time of Rsssession 2735 36:50 Miami 5 10 .333 (Cirella, Sundin), 16:12 (pp). Penal­ his customary charade of calling the half-empty glass Washington 5 10 .333 GOP women RUSHING— Kansas City, Word 19-112, ties—Raichol, Cal (interference), 4:26; if Andre Agassi grows up. And right about now, you three-quarters full. NFL results B.Jones 4-26, Saxon 2-7, Okoye 11-5, McNair INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Central Division Jeannie Trudeau 202*517, Rroza Sivjee Sabourin, Cal (holding), 6:57; Velischek, Que could get better odds in Vegas on Peter Pan reaching 1-2, Pelluer 1-(minus 2). New England, RUSHING—Houston, Pinkett 8-25, While Detroit 13 3 .813 176-467. (tripping). 9:40; MacLellan, Cal (tripping), 11:12; “It started out bad,” he said, “and got worse.” Milwaukee 11 5 .688 adulthood. Buccaneers 23, Falcons 17 Stephens 10-33, Mien 3-31. 6-16, Moon 2-15. Seattle, Williams 17-53, Fen­ Musil, Cal (interference), 12:05; Suter, Cal For the Chiefs (8-4) things kept getting better. They PASSING — Kansas City, DeBerg ner 14-51, Krieg 2-11, Vfarron 5-10, Blades Chicago 10 6 .625 (holding), 15:27; NIeuwendyk, Cal (Inter­ On Sunday, a United States team with Agassi as its Atlanta 7 0 0 10—17 15-21-0-331. New England, Hodson 1- (minus 2). ClevelarKi 9 8 .529 ference), 16:21; Velischek. Que (interference), capitalized on big gainers to score on their first five pos­ Charlotte 6 8 .500 point man lost two meaningless matches, but officially Tampa Bay 0 13 0 10—23 20-39-2-211. PASSING—Houston, Moon 24-38-1-232. Hockey 16:21. sessions and led 13-0 before New England had a first Indiana 6 10 .375 First Quarter RECEIVING—Kansas City, FYiige 7-151, Seattle. Krieg 16-27-1-168. Overtime— None. Penalties—None. took possession of the Davis Cup for the 29th time in a Abanta 4 10 .286 down. Ad—Johnson 3 run (Davis kick), 14:51. Harry 3-35, R.Thomas 2-37, Birden 1-61, RECEIVING—Houston, Hill 5-58, Jeffires Shots on goal—Calgary 14-12-9-3—38. WESTERN CONFERENCE series stretching back to the turn of the century. Second Quarter 5-51, Givins 5-43, Jones 3-29, Durxtan 3-29, Quebec 12-3-11-2-28. They’ve won their last three games and share the AFC McNair 1-34, Roberts 1-13. Now England, Cook Midwest Division NHL standings Never one to stand on ceremony, Agassi wasn’t TB—Drewrey 89 pass from Testaverde 6-37, Fryar 5-62, Dykes 3-34, Timpson 2-52, Ford 2-13, White 1-9. Seattle, Blades 3-37, Wil­ Power-play OpportuNSes—Calgary 1 of 5; West lead with Los Angeles. But they have a tiebreaker (Christie kick), 9:16. W L GB Quebec 3 of 8. McMurtry 2-15. Stephens 1 -6, Allen 1 -5. liams 3-2/, Skansi 3-25, McNeai 2-39, Kane WALES CONFERENCE around by the time the Americans actually put their TB—FG Chrisdo 39, 14:35. San Antonio 9 4 .692 — Patrick Division Goalies—Calgary. Wamslay, 3-3-2 (28 edge because they swept their season scries with the MISSED FIELD GOALS—None. 2- 26, Chadwick 2-20, Krieg 1-(minus 6). Houston 9 7 , 563 I'/z hands on the sterling silver to the booming accompani­ TB—FG Christie 44, 15:00. MISSED FIELD GOALS—None. W L TPU GF GA shots-23 saves). Quebec, Tugnutt. 4-9-5 Raiders. Fourth Quarter Utah 8 7 . 533 2 NY Rangers 17 8 5 39 116 82 (38-33). ment of “I’m Proud to be an American.” He beat the traf­ Rams 38, Browns 23 Dallas 6 7 .462 3 “The only team that can keep us from going to the Ad—Rozier 9 run (Davis kick), 1:51. Cardinals 20, Colts 17 Philadelphia 17 11 2 36 110 93 A—13,682 TB—FG Christie 21, 4:57. LA Rams 3 14 14 7— 38 Minnesota 5 11 .313 5riz New Jersey 14 10 3 31 103 89 Referee—Rob Shick. Linesmen—Pierre fic out of the Suncoast Etome by retiring in the middle of Donvof 3 12 .200 7 championship is ourselves,” said Word, who became the Ad-FG Davis 46, 10:30. Cleveland 3 0 14 6— 23 Indianapolis 10 0 7 0— 17 Washington 15 14 0 30 90 92 Chainpoux, Bob Hodges. his match after tearing something called the rectus sixth rusher in six weeks to gain more than 100 yards TB—Carrier 35 pass from Testaverde (Chris­ First Quarter Phoenix 0 6 0 14—20 Orlando 3 13 .188 7'/2 Pittsburgh 11 13 2 24 106 105 muscle in the middle of his chest. tie kick), 14:21. LA—FG Lansford 30, 9:24. First Quarter Pacinc Division NY Islanders 9 15 2 20 71 97 Blackhawks 3, Blues 2 against the Patriots when he picked up 112 on 19 carries. Cle—FG Kauric 37, 13.37. Ind—FG Biasucci 49. 8:43. Portland 14 1 .933 — “I’m not a doctor, so I don’t know what’s wrong with A—42,839. Adams Division SL Louis 0 0 2—2 Second Quarter Ind—A.Johnson 15 pass Irom George Golden State 11 6 .647 4 It was a memorable game for Kansas City for several Boston 14 8 4 32 84 78 Chicago 1 2 0—3 him,” said Australian captain Neale Fraser. “But I’m dis­ LA—Holohan 1 pass from Everett (Lansford (Biasucci kick). 10:54. LA Lakers 8 5 .615 5 reasons — they blocked their league record sixth punt of All Montreal 13 12 3 29 85 87 First Period—1, Chicago, Roenick 14 kick), 6:01. Second Quarter Phoenix 8 5 .615 5 appointed with the way he just walked off the court.” First downs Buffalo 9 10 7 25 80 81 (Larmer, Cheiios), 15:09 (pp). Ponallie®—Dirk. the year, Nick Lowery’s three field goals put him ninth LA—Green 16 pass Irom Everett (Lansford Pho—FG Del Greco 32, 8:56. LA Clippers 8 8 .500 6

I" Whalers put in Bills in confidence-building win over the Eagles U gm. By The Associated Press seconds to go forced overtime. The Eagles got two first downs on Vikings 23, Packers 7: Anthony t ^ - 4 only half the job The Buffalo Bills are December their next series, but they punted Carter’s spectacular 56-yard catch bridesmaids and NFC patsies no again. Three plays later, Kelly beat a off a flca-flickcr and Fuad Reveiz’s blitz with a pass to Lofton for a 71- 111 real. more. three field goals led Minnesota to its By TOM COYNE p rd gain, setting up a 4-yard scor­ “It gave us a little bit of a The Philadelphia Eagles came fifth straight victory. The Associated Press into Rich Stadium on Sunday riding ing strike to Thurman Thomas that breather,” he said. “As soon as they The Vikings (6-6), back in the a five-game winning streak and a made it 24-0 with 1:42 left in the wild-card chase in the NFC, scored i HARTFORD — They were scored the first goal they got a little confidence-boosling victory last first peritxl. 17 points in a 2:54 span of the third booed by their fans. Their coach bit excited. After the second one By JIM O’CONNELL week against the previously un­ “We were kind of stunned,” said period in pulling even with the The Associated Press lambasted them. Even their op­ they were closing in, but my goal beaten New York Giants. rookie comcrback Ben Smith, who Packers in the division. ponents noticed a letup. took a little bit of the wind out of But the Bills, 2-5 in December If the Vikings continue to It wasn’t a good night for the UNLV, which received the news their sails.” and 3-5 against the NFC the last two rebound from a five-game losing Hartford Whalers. it wanted last week when the Run- Mark Messier, who played 10:05 seasons, were up to the task, rolling NFL Roundup streak and make the playoffs, they “We played brutal,” coach Rick nin’ Rebels learned they could of the second period, set up to a 24-0 lead and holding on to beat would join the 1970 Cincinnati Ben- Ley said following the Whalers 4-2 Simpson’s goal from behind the net. defend their national championship, the Eagles 30-23. gals as the only teams to do so after loss to Edmonton on Saturday night. Simpson took the pass deep in the covered Lofton on both of his long remained the No. 1 team in the col­ “It’s just up to us to prove receptions. a 1-6 start. L'-S. “We came out in the first and slot and fired a wrist shot past lege basketball poll today. everybody wrong,” linebacker Dar­ “The first quarter just killed us,” Cowboys 17, Saints 13: Dallas everybody did half a job. You can’t Sidorkiewicz. The Runnin’ Rebels, who opened ryl Talley said. Eagles coach Buddy Ryan said. “We (6-7) also stayed alive in the wild­ give a suong team like this the op­ The Whalers, who were booed their season Saturday night with a The Bills are 10-2 and, because of weren’t tackling or covering.” card race by reversing a 28-0 loss to portunities. loudly after getting just five shoLs on 109-68 victory over Alabama-Bir- Miami’s loss to Washington, in sole But the Eagles didn’t panic, and New Orleans last year in Jimmy “The answer is to do a full job. net in the first period, were booed mingham just two days after learn­ possession of first place in the AFC with Randall Cunningham at Johnson’s NFL coaching debut. It We didn’t have enough people will­ again by the crowd of 12,184. It ap­ ing the NCAA shifted their proba­ !U- East. Still, linebacker Cornelius quarterback, they gave the Bills a was the first consecutive home vic­ ing to do thau” he said. peared to ignite them briefly. tion from this year’s tournament to Bennett said, the skeptics probably battle. tories for Dallas since 1985. The defending Stanley Cup cham­ Verbeck scored 30 seconds later next season, received 45 first-place are still not convinced. Cunningham’s 51-yard scramble Troy Aikman oulducled Steve as he knocked in a cross-thc-crease votes and 1^79 points from the pions did. Joe Murphy and Petr “Sooner or later, they arc going to set up an 18-yard touchdown pass to Walsh, his backup in Dallas until Klima had a goal and an assist each pass from Holik. nationwide panel of sportswriters 1 become Bills fans, one way or Keith Jackson. The extra point was Walsh was traded to New Orleans in and Esa Tikkanen and Craig Holik scored on a rebound of an and broadcasters. another,” he said. “Even if we have missed, but a 32-yard field goal by September. Aikman connected on Arizona (6-0), the only other Simpson each added a goal in the Ulf Samuclsson slapshot that Takko to win the Super Bowl.” 11 straight passes in the second half victory. sprawled to stop. Holik got the Roger Ruzck made it 24-9. school to receive first-place votes, Elsewhere in the NFL on Sunday, Then Cunningham had an even after going 4-for-lO in the first half. r / - Simpson’s goal at 1:52 of the rebound, stepped back and shot a • 1 > and Arkansas (5-1) held second and it was Tampa Bay 23, Atlanta 17; more remarkable scramble in the Redskins 42, Dolphins 20: second period gave the Oilers a 3-0 15-foot wrist shot into the open net third, while Syracuse (4-0) and Cincinnati 16, Pittsburgh 12; end zone late in the second quarter. Washington demolished the league’s j lead. The Whalers closed to 3-2 on at 5:31. Duke (5-1) each Jumped three places Chicago 23, Detroit 17 in overtime; Ducking under Bruce Smith and top-rated defense, with Earnest goals by Pat Verbcck and Bobby to be fourth and fifth, respectively. Klima had his goal and assist in Kansas City 37, New England 7; the around several other Bills defenders, Byner rushing for 157 yards and Holik. but Murphy scored at 7:50 of Three teams joined the Top 25 the first period. Klima carried the Los Angeles Rams 38, Cleveland Cunningham moved toward the three touchdowns. the second period to end the this week — No. 21 South Carolina, puck over the blue line, skated 23; Washington 42, Miami 20; Seat­ sideline and lofted a pass that The Dolphins, allowing 85 yards Whalers rally. No. 24 Temple and No. 25 Ken- toward the net, and dropped it back tle 13, Houston 10 in overtime; Philadelphia’s Fred Barnett caught a game on the ground, yielded 222 Kan Takko, making his first start tucky. for Tikkanen. Tikkanen hit a low Phoenix 20, Indianapolis 17; tlic Los at midfield and sprinted to the end to the Redskins. Miami gave up 467 for Edmonton since being acquired Tha Aasoclatad Praas Arizona, which was No. 1 on 19 Angeles Raiders 23, Denver 20; zone for a 95-yard touchdown, yards overall and more points than from Minnesota nine days earlier, slap.shot in from the back of the left ballots, had 1,555 points, while circle. Dallas 17, New Orleans 13; San making the score 24-16 with 1:10 they had in the last five weeks com­ ON THE RUN — Buffalo’s Thurman Thomas (34) carries the ball for short yarijage as Arkansas, which lost to the Wildcats blocked 32 shots and raised his Diego 38, the New York Jets 17; and left in the first half. bined. Philadelphia's Jesse Small (52) moves in to stop him in their game Sunday at Rich Stadium in lUUUlU iU 2-2. in the preseason NIT championship Klima scored his 10th goal at Minnesota 23, Green Bay 7. “I was thinking ‘Don’t take a Art Monk led the passing assault Murphy scored on a rebound after Orchard Park, N.V. The Bills beat the Eagles, 30-23. game, had 1,435. Syracuse had 16:36. Murphy passed the puck Tonight, the New York Giants arc sack,”’ Cunningham said. “Three Peter Sidorkiewicz stopped a backh­ with 10 receptions for 92 yards and 1,312, 80 more than the Blue Devils, from the right comer to Klima deep at San Francisco, which clinched the guys mis.sed me, I think.” dinals closed to 17-13 on limm quarter. ander by Ken Linseman. Murphy two scores. The host Redskins (7-5) Raiders 23, Broncos 20: Another whose only loss was to Arkansas in The Associated Press in the slot. Klima’s wrist shot hit the NFC West when New Orleans lost Tlie momentum carried over into outstanding rushing performance Rosenbach’s 1-yard quarterback Rams 38, Browns 23: Jim fired a short wrist shot between held Miami to 34 yards rushing. the NTT semifinals. EXCUSE ME — Philadelphia’s Scott Mellanby, right, and Edmonton’s Craig Muni battle for crossbar, bounced off to Dallas. the third quarter, when Cunningham sneak. Everett had four TUs passes after Sidorkiwicz’s right skate, anrl ihe_ BengaLs 16, Steelers 12: Cincin- came from Bo Jackson, who ran for .fl) and Tndiana position during first-period action in Philadelphia on Sunday. The Oilers beat the Fiypr<;, r-’L__ Sidorkicwicz's back, litumced twice— -Kc4ih- Byers- for_a_l-yu?<5rr not getting one in three games, and post. A < LLO loucii3ow^s~~or i-i-snd (4-1) each ju m p ^ thre^places to near the goal line and rolled in. Jim Kelly, who threw for a touchdown pass that made it 24-23. 62 yards and had 117 yards overall. George at the Colts’ 35, cut across Henry Ellard became the Rams’ all- “It was just a rebound goal,” Mur­ Noll his 200th regular-.scason vic­ sixth and seventh, respectively, season-high 334 yards for Buffalo, But Buffalo didn’t fold this time He helped keep the Raiders tied the field and then flipped the ball to time leading receiver. Ellard had six phy said. “The rebound came out to “Klima was really flying tonight,” tory with its sixth straight victory while UCLA, Ohio State and North threw a 63-yard touchdown pass to as Norwood kicked two field goals with the Chiefs atop the AFC West. Marcus Turner, who raced down the receptions for 90 yards, giving him me and I just fired it.” Edmonton coach John Muckier said. over the Steelers. Carolina rounded out the Top Ten. Nordiques on winning path; James Lofton on the second play of to account for the final score. Denver (3-9) had a chance to left sideline and dove over the goal 402 catches in his career. Tom Fears The goal ended the Whalers’ “He could have had a few more.” Pittsburgh drove to the Bengals’ 7 The Hoyas, who have yet to beat the game. Lofton caught four other Bears 23, Lions 17, OT: in the final three minutes, but Bubby force overtime and perhaps avert its line with 10:19 remaining for his held the old team mark of 400. a Division I team, had 1,164 points, passes and finished the game with Chicago, given a new life when Brister threw four straight incomple- fifth straight loss and eighth in nine first career touchdown. Everett completed 22 of 29 passes 54 more than Indiana, which 174 yards, moving him into third DeUoit’s Eddie Murray missed a tions into the end zone. games. But as David Treadwell Bucs 23, Falcoas 17: A streak for 261 yards and was not inter­ St. Louis singing the blues place on the NFL’s all-time list for had to end, and it was Tampa Bay’s cepted. The Rams (5-7) had four dif­ rebounded from last week’s loss to 35-yard field goal attempt in over­ Seahawks 13, Oilers 10, OT: lined up for a 41-yard field goal Syracuse with wins over local rivals receiving yardage with 11,889 time, improved its record to 10-2 on Seattle won another last-second with seven seconds left, a high snap six-loss slide. The Falcons (3-9) ferent receivers score: Pete Holohan, a 5-3 deficit. Quebec fell behind by Challenge Notre Dame and Louisville. By KEN RAPPOPORT “We’ve got too much talent on yards. Jim Harbaugh’s 50-yard pass to thriller, taking advantage of Hous­ forced Treadwell to hurry the kick have dropped 17 consecutive road Gaston Green, Robert Delpino and The Associated Press two goals at 1:28 in the third period this team not to score at least once The Eagles punted after failing to Neal Anderson. ton’s overtime fumble to win on and Scott Davis deflected it. games and lost their fifth in a row Buford McGee. UCLA (4-0), which has set the From Page 17 before rallying on goals by Tony on seven power-play attempts,” Hull make a first down on their first two Green Bay’s lo.ss to Minnesota Norm Johnson’s 42-yard field goal. Cardinals 20, Colls 17: Phoenix overall when Vinny Testaverde Cleveland (2-10) has lost seven school’s single-game scoring twice Hrkac and Sakic. At this px)int in the NHL season, said. not have to play this game. At this young team to gel, and the intensity pKJSsessions, and Buffalo came back later Sunday clinched the NFC The Seahawks, who have played (4-8) snapped Indianapolis’ three- found Mark Carrier for a 35-yard straight, including a team-record six this season, including Sunday night consecutive home games. The the St. Louis Blues are trying to Sakic popped in a rebound for the “If we could figure out exactly point in the year, I would much of a scries like this probably just with Scott Norwood’s 43-yard field Central title for the Bears, who four consecutive games decided on game winning streak by ending Jeff touchdown with 39 seconds to go. with a 149-98 win over Loyola figiue out what’s wrong. Strangely Nordiques, who have the second what’s missing, we’d change it. Ob­ rather concentrate on getting my adds to those pressures.” goal and Kelly tlirowing a short pass gambled by taking the wind when the final play, have won three of George’s run without an intercep­ The Falcons also lost quarterback Browns are 0-3 since Jim Shofner Marymount, had 1,097 points. The replaced Bud Carson as head coach enough, the Quebec Nordiques are viously, we’re doing something team ready for what’s ahead.” to Andre Reed that he turned into a lliey won the coin toss after Kevin those, including two straight in tion at 146. The Colts (5-7) led 17-6 Chris Miller, who fractured his right Buckeyes, who have broken the suddenly doing everything right. wrong, and it hurts.” Connecticut’s Jim Calhoun, coach 56-yard touchdown and a 17-0 mar- clavicle midway through the third on Nov. 5. But while Boeheim at least has of the defending Big East cham­ Butler’s 19-vard field goal with 33 overtime. after Uirec quarters, but the Car- 100-point mark in each of their vic­ After establishing themselves as NHL Roundup Oilers 6, Flyers 3: Mark Mes­ junior forward Billy Owens and a pions, said the television exposure tories this season, had 1,069 points, one of the elite teams in the league, sier’s power-play goal midway home court advantage in his favor, generated by the challenge can 71 more than North Carolina (3-1), the Blues can’t buy a victory these lowest point total in the NHL behind through the third period broke a 3-3 Boston College coach Jim O’Brien produce interest among potential which dropjped from fourth to 10th days. A 3-2 loss to Chicago on Sun­ Toronto (5-18-6 for 16 points). de as Edmonton beat Philadelphia Jets can’t stop Butts, Chargers Heisman has to take an inexperienced team recruits. The fact that the event is after losing to South Carolina 76-74 day night extended their current “We were trying to be careful of and snapped the Flyers’ six-game on the road. the main college basketball fare on limes in the game, and seven of :md take it step by step.” in the semifinals of the Tournament winless streak to six games — penalties ourselves because we unbeaten streak (5-0-1). SAN DIEGO (AP) — The New “I’m not really sure that this is all television that week further those times we probably didn’t gain Some of the Jets players said their of Champions in the first meeting of 0-4-2. know they have a strong power The win was just the Oilers’ York Jets figured if they stopped that good with a young team,” heightens the already high-profile Marion Butts, they could stop the more than 5 yards,” Helming said of sloppy play was responsible for winner the border rivals in 18 years. The Nordiques, meanwhile, have second in their last 12 games in play,” Quebec’s Paul Gillis said. O’Brien said. “It takes a while for a image of the two leagues, he said. Butts’ long gainer. “It is per­ Butts’ big day. come out of the doldrums — and Philadelphia (9-2-1). San Diego Chargers. Pittsburgh led the Second Ten “They got a few penalties and our severance that finalized that one. “We didn’t come through on last place overall in the NHL — Edmonton’s Steve Smith, who They did neither Sunday and paid with 957 px)ints and was followed power play clicked at the right for it with their fourth straight loss. You keep pushing and keep pushing. defense the way we should have,” with a four-game unbeaten streak had three assists, drilled a shot from grounded by Alabama, Georgia, ConnecticuL time.” A lot of blocks have to be made to Jets defensive end Ron Stallworth (2-0-2) that included a dramatic 5-5 the point. Messier picked up the Though he faced a defense that Southern Mississipjpi, Oklahoma, St. The Nordiques converted 3 of 8 was stacked against him. Butts get that many yards against that said. “I don’t think we played well. tie with the powerful Calgary power play opportunities, while the puck after it ricocheted from behind NEED SOME EXTRA John’s, Louisiana State, Michigan scored twice on short runs and defense.” We made him look belter than he By STEVE ELLIOTT Flames on Sunday night. Flames made good on only 1 of 5. the net and deposited it past goalie State and Georgia Tech. gained 159 yards to top 1,000 yards A second-year player. Butts in­ really is. He’s a good back. We “I think the guys are a lot more Blackhawks 3, Blues 2: Steve Pete Peeters. The Associated Press The final five in the balloting for the season in the Chargers’ creased his rushing total to 1,154 made him look phenomenal.” confident now,” Tony McKegney Larmer notched his 400th career as­ E.sa Tikkanen’s second goal of the were South Carolina, Virginia, SPENDING MONEY!! yards with his fifth 100-yard game San Diego capitalized on three said after the Nordiques came back sist and Dirk Graham conuibuted a night, with 4:12 remaining, sealed 38-17 win over the Jets (4-9). HONOLULU — Ty Detmer came Texas, Temple and Kentucky. of the year. He is the seventh player Jets’ turnovers, scoring touchdowns from a two-goal deficit in the third the victory, and Joe Murphy scored “They had a true seven-man front down to Earth in a hurry. Michigan State (1-2) dropped key shorthanded goal as Chicago in club history to go over 1,000 after each one. The 21 points off tur­ period to tie the Rames. “I think with an extra safety in there. It was a Fresh from his Heisman Trophy from fifth to 19th after losing road defecated St. Louis. an empty-net goal with just 35 Newspaper routes available yards rushing in a season. novers matched the Chargers’ mar­ they know now that we can come The loss pushed the Blues five difficult defense to run against victory, he threw four interceptions games last week to Nebraska 71-69 seconds left in the game. “We knew we had to stop him. gin of victory. back with a strong third p>eriod and schematically and yet our players that helped Hawaii shock No. 4 and Bowling Green 98-85. Virginia points behind the first-place Blackh­ Red Wings 3, Sabres 3: Dave That was one of our goals,” Jets “If you take away the turnovers, it win games, or tie them, as we did in your area... kept pounding away, trying to find a Brigham Young 59-28 Saturday (3-2), which lost to New Orleans awks in the Norris Division. Andreychuk scored with 21 seconds coach Bruce Coslet said. “He’s for would have been anyone’s ball tonight.” Larmer, playing in his 669th way to get it done,” Chargers coach night, dropping the Cougars out of 60-55, is the only team besides left to earn Buffalo a tie with real. Nobody’s been able to stop game,” said San Diego safety Mar­ contention for the national cham­ In other NHL games, it was Ed­ straight game, and Graham helped Dan Henning said. Michigan State to be ranked with Detroit. Earn money and prizes by San Diego (6-7) also got two him. He’s the best in the league.” lin Bayless, who had an interception pionship. monton 6, Philadelphia 3; Detroit 3. the Blackhawks build a 3-0 lead. The Red Wings appeared headed two losses. touchdown passes from Billy Joe A seventh-round draft choice last and fumble recovery. “We played “After a loss like this, you just Buffalo 3, and Vancouver 5, Win­ Goaltender Ed Belfour, winning his for victory when Shawn Burr scored Tolliver in defeating the Jets for the year out of Florida State, where he good enough to win but we’ve can’t enjoy it the way it should be South Carolina (4-1) joined the nipeg 1. NHL-high 16th game, allowed his second goal of the game at 16:58 delivering the 7 second time this season. The spent most of his lime blocking for played like iliat and lost. You just enjoyed,” Detmer said. “At BYU, ranks of the ranked for the first time Nordiques 5, Flames 5 third-period goals by Brett Hull and of the third period. Chargers beat them at the Sammie Smith, Butts said some of have to take a win when you can.” we don’t lake losses well.” since the Gamecocks were in the Joe Sakic scored a power-play Rich Sutter before shutting the door. Manchester Herald Meadowlands 39-3 on Oct. 14. the Jets players taunted him during The Jets were down 31-17 but His brief answers and somber Top Twenty for two weeks early in goal at 16:12 of the third period to The Blackhawks stopped the However, with goaltender Clint Rookie wide receiver Nate Lewis the game and that inspired him to had driven to the Chargers’ 8 when tone were a sharp contrast to the the 1988-89 season. cap the Nordiques’ comeback from Blues on seven power play efforts. Malarchuk on the bench for an extra Tha Aaaoclated Prasa attacker, Andreychuk went to work. in your neighborhood. caught Tolliver’s second touchdown run harder. their comeback hojxis were quashed Detmer of a few hours before, who pass, a 19-yardcr, and scored again “The JeLs were fired up,” he said. by Bayless, who intercepted a Ken thrust his right fist into the air when Dale Hawerchuk backhanded the TOUGH GOING — The Jets' Freeman McNeil (24) fights for puck in front and Andreychuk with 2:40 remaining on a 10-yard “Players were talking, saying ‘We’re O’Brien pass in the end zone with the Downtown Athletic Club of Mitchell five overcomes MCC moved into the slot and picked the Call today to get more details. end around. Butts’ broke loose for a going to key on you. It’s going to be 4:33 remaining. The Chargers yaridage as he's dragged down by three San Diego Charger New York named him the winner of far comer on Glen Hanlon to force 52-yard advance two plays before a nightmare.’ We didn’t play to their promptly went 80 yards in six plays, defenders in their game Sunday. The Chargers beat the Jets, collegiate football’s biggest in­ NEW LONDON — Matters ap­ Mitchell’s pressure defense was Rob Ceballos scord a game-high overtime. Lewis’ scoring run. level. They wanted to fight and rave, ending in the Lewis scoring run. peared to be positive for the the difference as MCC fell, 82-59. 21 points for Mitchell while John 38-17. dividual honor. “We ran that play maybe eight so what we did is have a little poise Detmer received 316 first-place Manchester Community College Mitchell made 19 of 24 free throw Gallagher led MCC with 17. Hawerchuk and Alexander Mogil- 647-9946 votes and 1,482 points in nationwide men’s basketball team, heading into attempts in the second half. The MITCHELL (82) — Marcel Carrier 2 8 12. Lou ny were the other Buffalo scorers. Hovah 2 1 5, Gary Romalne 5 2 14, Jererrry voting by 917 sports journalists for Johan Garpenlov had the other halftime of its game at Mitchell Col­ Cougars (0-2) will play at Com­ Shelton 113, Rob Ceballos 8 5 21, Corey the Heisman. All-purpose star Googe 7 5 19, Alex Coriaty 2 3 8. Totals 27 25 Detroit goal. lege on Saturday. munity College of Rhode Island Timing said to be all wrong Raghib “Rocket” Ismail of Notre 82. The tie enabled the Red Wings to Alpine...... all AjMtl'fs.’tl Hrrjld MCC and Mitchell were dead­ tonight at 7. Mitchell is 3-4. MCC (59) — Greg Hopkins 2 0 4, Tyrone Cooper puts talent Dame was second with 237 first- locked at 28 at the intermission. Berger 2 0 4, John Gallagher 8 0 17, Roberl stretch their current unbeaten streak Bidwell S t...... all ' e x tr a Namnaum 5 0 13. Luis Dacunha 0 3 3, Todd to six games. They came into the Dale Rd...... all place voles and 1,177 points. “I would like to be able to bring Stiles 5 0 11, Joe Marshall 2 2 7, Ryan Colorado running back Eric game on a five-game winning East Center S t ...... 25-207 odd for baseball’s winter meetings The second half was, unfortunate­ into a game what we bring into prac­ Omahaney 0 0 0, Douglas Marshall 0 0 0, To­ Bieniemy (114 and 798), Virginia ly for the Cougars, owned by tals 24 5 59. streak. East Center S t ...... 156-202 to good use in Italy tice,” MCC Coach Skip Olander 3-point goals: Mitchell: Romalne 2. Coriarty; quarterback Shawn Moore (46 and Mitchell. said. MCC: Gallagher, Namnaum 3, Stiles, Marshall. East Middle Tpke...... 216-236 even By JIM DONAGHY with 11 homers and 44 RBIs last ing mostly right field. As a rookie in 465) and Houston quarterback Canucks 5, Jets 1: Greg Adams crowd of 15,000 came to sec in Garth R d ...... 89-138 By STEPHEN WILSON The Associated Press season in 125 games. He had 11 as­ 1989, he had nine homers and 46 David Klingler (7 and 125) fol­ and Trevor Linden each scored two Golway S t...... all The Associated Press this annual contest grouping the sists in 1990, giving him 44 in five RBIs. The Angels plan to play Felix goals to power Vancouver over Italian league’s best foreign lowed. Horace St...... all ROSEMONT, 111. — The liming seasons. in center field. Rounding out the Top 10 finishers • Winnipeg. ROME — In his 11 seasons players. And the stars, including of this year’s winter meetings ap­ While, 27, appeared to be heading After four years of collusion hear­ MHS The Jets (9-17-3) have won just Lodge...... all were Virginia wide receiver Herman Ludlow Rd...... all with the Los Angeles Lakers of the nearly 20 former NBA players, pears to be all wrong. for a great career in 1987 when he ings and decisions, the owners and Moore, Washington running back twice in 12 games and tJieir lead NBA, Michael Cooper made his were happy to oblige. Several general managers said players are near a deal, too. From Page 17 over last-place Edmonton in ilie Main...... 285-378 hit .263 with 24 homers, 87 RBIs Greg Lewis, Miami quarterback name as a defensive specialist and “For the first 45 minutes it was Sunday there arc just too many The agreement, which still has to Craig Erickson, Texas A&M run­ Smythe Division slipped to one Overland St...... all and a league-high 424 pulouls. But 3-point shooter. just fun. everybody running up and free-agent decisions to make. To his average and stock declined be ratified by the 26 clubs, would ning back Darren Lewis and Army’s point. Packard S t ...... all and Kevin Pisch (1-4-5). Senior Gary Jonas and Newington and Rockville, who fill out tlie CCC East In Rome, he put those talents to down, up and down,” said complicate matters, a group of 16 rapidly in each of the last three award approximately 300 players Mike Mayweather. Vancouver gained just its third Server St...... all sophomore Matt Welnicki are back for blue-line service. roster, are important as well as interconfercnce and non- work to lead his team to victory in C(H)j>er’s teammate, Dino Radja. “ncw-look” free agents may flood $280 million in damages and also Players receive three pioinls for a win against Smythe opposition in seasons and the Angels were look­ The forward lines aren’t settled but Famo and new as­ conference outings. Spruce St...... 14-108 the Italian All-Star Game and win “Only in the last tliree minutes did the market later in the week. ing to trade him for the last two grant “new-look” free agency to 16 first-place vote, two for second and nine games this season. sistant coach Paul Ofria have a lot to chose from. The “The number of returning players is a suength, as well Squire Village...... all the 3-point shooting contest and it turn into a real game.” “You can sense everybody is wait­ years. players who were directly affected Steve Bo7.ek also scored for die O ht After trailing by 19 points mid­ one for third. group includes senior wing Tim Shumaker (11 goals, 16 as returning five of the six defensemen,” Famo said. Vlfetherell...... all Most Valuable Player award. ing and anticipating,” New York California reportedly offered by a conspiracy not to sign free Canucks and defenseman Garth Cooper was one of the few way through the third quarter, the “I don’t know of anyone in the assists, 27 points), senior center Jim Curry (7-10-17), “Our goal is to make die slate tournament, and playing in Yankees general manager Gene White to the Yankees along with agents from 1985-1987. country that’s more deserving,” junior wing Mike Kelsey (8-4-12), sophomore wing our league dial’s always a lofty goal.” Butcher had four assists. Fredrik players paying any attention to North team rallied to lie the con­ Michael said. “There’s no deadline third baseman Jack Howell and Olausson had the Winniixjg goal. defense as the Soutli squad beat test at 176-176 with 1:17 to play. BYU coach LaVell Edwards said. Mike Russo (5-2-7) and senior wing Brian Wry And the play in goal will be critical if die Indians are to make a trade, so there’s no rush. minor leaguers for second baseman Do the fans really care about ifie “He not only put up the numbers the North 182-176 at the Phlaeur The North had its chances to owners’ collusion damages? Probab­ (10-5-15). to meet dieir objective. You try to do something because Steve Sax after die season. Michael and had a great year that way, but arena Saturday night. win, but Micheal Ray Richardson ly not. But they are intresied in the Senior Jason Oatway and freshman Andy Jordan arc Schedule: Dec. 8 Glastonbury (at SWArena) 8:30 CALDWELL you’re all here together.” said five teams have asked him he’s won a conference champion­ vying for ice time on defense. Freshman center Kris p.m., 15 Enfield BIP 8:40 p.m., 19 Hou.salonic Valley CALL NOW “Believe it or not, iliere was a and Dan Gay missed free throws California and Toronto got about Sax at the meetings, but he 16 players who could possibly be­ little bit of defense down the and Larry Middleton’s dunk ship, and he’s got his team ranked Lindstrom, sophomore Phil Dakin and sophomore BIP 8:30 p.m., 22 Fermi (ETRink) 1:30 p.m., 26 South OIL together Sunday night and made a didn’t anticipate a deal. come free agents: very high nationally.” Graham Dalrymple look for time up front. Windsor BIP 1 p.m., 28 East Windsor BIP 10 a.m. suetch,” said Cooper, putting the bounced off the rim. Radja sealed six-player deal in the first trade of “We wanted to gel someone in Larry Anderson, Chili Davis, 647-9946/ 643-2711 stress on the word “little.” the contest for the South by com­ Detmer, a 6-foot, 175-pound Jan. 5 Windsor Loomis Chaffee TBA, 9 Hall Veteran’s 649-8841 the winter meetings. The Angels return who could play center,” An­ Mike Heath, Jack Morris, Juan junior, is the latest in a long line cf “I think we have speed and scoring ability,” Famo Rink 7:30 p.m., 16 Newington BIP 8:30 p.m., 19 This was a game tliat would pleting a llirce-point play willi 20 sent center fielder Devon While and gels GM Mike Port said. “I think it’s Berenguer, Gary Gaeiti, Dave seconds left. great BYU passers. But he sur­ said. “Russo, Curry, Shumaker, Kelsey and Wry, they Shepaug (Gunnery School) 6 p.m., 21 Femii BIP 1 p.m., have made the Denver Nuggets pitcher Willie Fraser to the Blue well-acknowledged that Toronto is LaPoint, Mike Wilt, Dave Hender­ proud as the two teams rolled up a Brazil’s Oscar Schmidt and his passed them all by wimiing tht put the puck in the net last year and should be able to do 26 Enfield ETRink 3:30 p.m., Jays for outfielder Junior Felix and getting a man of superior physical son, Charlie Leibrandt, Danny Dar­ Heisman. so this year. Our overall team speed is better than last Feb. 2 Rockville BIP 8:40 p.m., 6 East Windsor total of 356 points to break last North teammate Middleton led all infielder Luis Sojo. The clubs will talent in Devon White. Maybe we win, Dave Smilli, Deiuiis Martinez, year’s record of 344. The score at scorers wiili 35 points apiece. J.J. year.” ETRink 7:50 p.m., 9 Newington Kingswood 6:45 p.m., n . i i » also cxdumge minor league players just didn’t find the right key with Jack Clark, Brett Butler and Mike “We’ve had great quarterbacks in Haurl^pBlpr Hrralh halftime was 95-83. Anderson paced the winners with to be named later. LaCoss. the past and none of them won it. The rigors of playing in the CCC East Division with 11 Glastonbury BIP 1 p.m., 13 Soudi Windsor SWArena him.” C.O.D. Offense was what the sell-out 29 points. the likes of South Windsor, Enfield and Fermi have not 7:50 p.m., 18 Hall BIP 1 p.m., 20 RtK'kville BIP 8:30 150 Gallon Minimum White, one of the best defensive Felix, 23, hit .263 with 15 homers “You miglit set some groundwork It’s about lime we won one,” Det­ always been kind to Manchester. That means dates with p.m., 22 Housatoriic Valley Salisbury 8:15 p.m. Price subject to change. outfielders around, hit only .217 and 65 RBIs for die Blue Jays, play- at tlie meetings,” Michael said. mer said. f