20—MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, Nov. 29,1989 GIVE YOUR budget a CARS I HOMES I HOMES I ROOMS [ ^ C A R S break ... shop the classi­ I FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR RENT FOR SALE fied columns FOR SALE Targeted Win Charity MANCHESTER-1 room, CARS T-BIRD, 1983, V6, loaded, kitchen privileges, bus I 53K, one owner, stereo, / line. $350 monthly. CARDINAL FOR SALE wire wheels. $5,200.646- Share utilities. 645-8358. BUlOK, INO. 5265.______Neighbors want Celtics pull together CHEVY-1975, El Camino. Teachers’ fund APARTMENTS 1989 Century Coupe $11,980 Runs excellent. $1,500 I itl 1988 Skylark Sedan Special $8,590 BOB RILEY group home closed/3 to beat the Nets/11 IFOR RENT 1988 ChevS-10 Ext Cab P/U $10,980 or best offer. Call 871- L x n helps needy students/3 1988 Rjnliac Grand Am Coupe $8,690 OLDSMOBILE 0014 after 4pm. 3-4-5-7 room apartments. 1987 Oldsmobile Rranza $6,490 259 Adams St., MERCURY, 1979 Mo­ $560-$600-$670-$750. 2 1987 Buick Riviera T-Type $11,890 narch. 4 door, 6 cy­ months security. No CARPENTRY/ CONCRETE 1987 Buick Regal $8,695 Manchester linder, air, new brakes. pets, call 646-2426 Mon- REMODELING 1987GMCS-15SplP/U $6,380 649-1749 $500/best offer. 643- day through Friday 9-5. 1987 Chav S-10PAJ $6,280 1714.______Get that chimney repaired 1987 Cadillac Brougham $14,995 1987 Dodge Shelby 2 $7,995 M ANCHESTER-Four 1986 Buick LeSabre Coupe $8,480 FORD, 1971, Maverick. before winter! Can now 1989 Olds Trole-0 $17,995 Needs body work. rooms, uutllltles, park­ KITCHEN & BATH 1986 Buick Century Sedan $7,480 1987 R)rd Mustang GT $11,995 ing for two. Non for a free estimate. Fully Runs. $99. Call 647-1824. REMODELING 1986 Chev Monie Carlo $7,890 1987 Olds Calais $6995 smoker. Completely insured. 1986 Merc. Grand Marquis $9,980 1987 Chevy S-10 Blazer $9,995 From the smallest 1986 Dodge 600 Sed $5,895 renovated. Washer 1985 Ford LTD $4,995 TALAGA MASONRY 1986 ftinliac Trans Am 26K $9,480 hookup. Dryer fee. repair to the laraest 1986 Olds 98 $9,995 1986 Buick Century Sedan $7^60 ITRUCKS/VANS $725. Security 1 Va renovation, we will do a 643-8209 1986 Cadi Fleetwood $13,995 months. 649-3087._____ complete job. Start to 1985 Buick Skylark $4,995 FDR SALE 1984 Buick Century $5,980 1986 Porsche 944 $16,995 I COVENTRY-QuIet neigh­ finish. Free estimates. 1984 Audi 5000S $6,995 ELECTRICAL 1984 Chevrolet Celebrity $3,995 JEEP PIck-up with snow borhood, one bedroom Heritage Kitchen 1982 Ford Mustang $3,495 1986 Chevy Eurosporl $6,995 HlanrljPBtpr Imift apartment, carpeted. 81 Adams St., Manchester 1986 Chevy Monte Carlo $6,995 plow. Readyforwlnter. $450 per month. 2 & Bath Center 649-4571 1987 Pont. Bonneville $9,995 A rebuilt engine. Low MANCHESTER $120,000 DUMAS ELECTRIC mileage. Best offer. months security. No Come visit our showroom at: Service changes, 1986 Pontiac 6000 $4,995 dogs. 742-0569.______Call 646-6388 or 647-1955 DO YOUR OWN THING!! 254 Broad Street additional wiring and 1986 Olds Delta Sedan $7,995 Manchester to leave a message. Be your own boss. This well established 6 room heated apart­ repairs on existing CLYDE Thursday, Nov. 30,1989 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm Newsstand Price; 35 Cents ment. $800 with secur­ 649-5400 restaurant features pizza, grinders and serves ity. No pets. 646-2426. homes. Quality work at CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. dinners. Located in a high traffic, well-ex­ Weekdays, 9-4.______affordable prices. ROUTE 83. VERNON HANDYMEN/CARPENTERS Entirely owner operated. 84 Unc. Continental $8,995 posed area. Here is an opportunity to take 2 bedroom Flat. $625 per month. Heat and hot Cleaning. Hauling, CarpenUy, Remodelling 27 years exp. Call 84 Buick Century Wbg $5,995 Sell Your Car over a going business in a busy area. Call us water Included. 1 year Reasonably Priced Joseph Dumas 84 Olds Cutlass Cpe $5,895 Free Estimales lease. No pets. 646-4525. 84 Bonneville 4 Dr. $6,895 for information and details. All Calls Answered 646-S253. i «Nk- AVAILABLE Rick's Handyman & 85 Electra 4 Dr. $9,995 Cops seek suspect D.F. REALE, INC. lmmedlatelv-3 bed­ Carpentry Service MISCELLANEOUS 85 Caprice Wbgon $6,895 room apartment. Se­ 646-1948 85 Buick Somerset 4 Dr $7,295 t REAL ESTATE curity and references SERVICES 86 Delta 88 2 Dr $8,995 175 Main St., Manchester required. $495monthly. 86 Bonneville 4 Dr $6,995 6 4 6 -4 5 2 5 643-1577.______MANCHESTER-MaIn I PAINTING/PAPERING 86 Cenluiy Wagon $7,495 Street apartment for SNOW PLOWING 86 Chevrolot Celebrity $7,195 4 Linesns — 10 Days HISTORICAL center Commerdal and Residential 86 Chevrolet Nova 4 Dr $6,495 in home shootings NO money down on this rent. Call 529-7858 or older 5-5 Victorian Du­ chimney with 11 acres. 563-4438.______McHugh Himself Snow blower senrices available. 86 Chevrolet Spectrum $4,995 50C charge each addi­ plex. 2 new heating Combine restoration Call Mike 6494304 5 room Duplex near hos­ I Painting & wallpapering at 86 Chev Cavalier 4 Dr $6,895 By Dianna M. Talbot arc not aware of them yet. Wood see anything, according to police. systems, 2 cor garage. with modernatlon and pital. $625 per month. Mon-Sal 9am-9pm tional line, per day. You Needs paint and paper. you'll have this lov­ its best Free Estimates. Fully 86 Rant Grand Am SE $8,495 Manchester Herald said. No motive for the shootings is Later, he found a broken glass in the References ond secur- 87 Buick Skylark 4 Dr. $9,995 $154,900. Blanchard & ingly restored 1735 Ity required. 647-0422. 1 Insured. Establisheed 1974. LOW R ATES can cancel at any time. known, he added. “Right now we Rossetto Realtars," home with 5 fireplaces, 87ft)ntiacTrans Am $11,495 Please see SHOOTING, page 10 6 room Duplex. $700 plus 643-9321 Police arc investigating a scries of don’t have much information to go We're Selling Houses" beehive ovens, wide SORRY, by.” 646-2482.0______floorboards, beautiful security. Avollable Need repairs around the 872-9111 incidents in which someone who January 1st. 649-4992. In ih'. latest shooting, which oc­ JUST LIstedI Neat, clean wainscoting, new foun­ home? Call an expert NO REFUNDS OR drove by houses in the Manchcstcr- TODAY and affordablel 3 bed­ dation, new kitchen, MANCHESTER-Large, 3 Wall Papering and Painting you'ii’ find fhe help you Bolton area has aimed a rifle at the curred Wednesday at 9:40 p.m., a rooms, dining room, new roof, new furnace, bedroom Duplex. 30 years Experience need In Classified. 643 S c h a lle r's ADJUSTMENTS homes and fired a bullet. bullet passed through the vinyl garage, eat-ln kitchen new baths, and new Children welcome. 2711. siding on the front of a home at 507 electricity In this en­ Available December 1. Insurance, References and Index with appliances, hard­ Q uality Although no injuries have been Lake St. It proceeded into the wood floors, newer fur­ chanting home over­ $675 monthly plus utlll- Free Estimates Pre-owned Auto nace and roof on beau- looking rolling open tles. 649-9443.______reported, damage has been caused to kitchen, where it passed through a 20 pages, 2 sections land for perfect tran- MARTY MATTSSON LAWN CARE Value Priced tlful lot In South ONE bedroom apart­ 6 4 9 -4 4 3 1 some of the homes. Police arc wor­ cabinet and broke a glass, exploding Windsor. Excellent aulllty! $479,000. Anne ment. $550 monthly, ye­ ried that a future shooting could in­ upon impact, police said. Classified 18-20 Miller Real Estate, 647- 83 Olds Ciera CLASSIFIED yalue at $149,900. Call arly lease. Security jure people who arc inside a home Inside the cabinet, bullet frag­ Comics 17 8000.D AT.A/C.PS $2,900 Noreen Reilly. deposit, references re­ W EKLFS PAMTWG CO. YARD MASTERS that is targeted, said Gary Wood, Focus 16 RE/M AX East of the quired. No pets. Peter­ ments were found amid pieces of Q uillty work at a LEAVES RAKED &REMOVEC 86 Ford Tempo 643-2711 police spokesman. broken glass, police said. A small Hiah School World 15 RIyer, 647-1419.0 man Real Estate. 649- raaaonable pricel Trees cut, yards cleaned, AT.A/C.PS Local/State 3-5 I CONDOMINIUMS Intarior S Exterior $4^495 PERFECT Starterl Mint 9404. Lawns, Brush removal, Police think the same person, hole, the size of a .22 caliber bullet, Lotten/ 2 Free Eailmataa condition Ranch In FOR SALE gutters cleaned, driveways 86 C h e w /a using a .22 caliber high-powered was found in the home’s vinyl 1 NationANbrid 6 .7 . 9. 18 1 beautiful South Wind­ I CONDOMINIUMS Call Brian Welgle sealed. - - _ ATSter50'-yu,995 rifle, has fired a bullet through the siding. Obituaries 2 sor. Totally remo­ EXCELLENT Town- 6 4 5 -8 9 1 2 643-9996 siding of at least four homes in the Ooinion 8 house! One bedroom, IFOR RENT 84 Chevy Celebrity At the lime, Stanley Ozimek, a delled Interior and fab­ area since August, he said. resident of the house, was inside the Soorts 11-13 ulous location mean fully appllanced, flow­ AT.A/C.PS $2,900 ing lay-out with spa­ BEAUTIFUL 2 bedroom “There may be more homes” home. He said he heard a “bang,” Television 17 that this beauty won't Townhouse, 2'/2 baths, 88 Hond7^ \ n'^cl LX NQTICE last long. A steal at cious, open design, PUBLIC HEARINGS which have been shot at, but police and looked around, but he did not 1______fireplace, IVj baths, garage, rec room, mic­ 5-spd.ASOy,Tj495 $139,900. Call Noreen. Loaded V • vJ BOARD OF DIRECTORS beautiful and private. rowave, washer/dryer, I INDUSTRIAL I FUEL OIL/COAL/ RE/M AX East of the air. $900 per month plus 87 M em ''ougar TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT RIyer, 647-1419.0 $109,900. CHFA Ap­ PROPERTY I FIREWOOD proved. Strano Real utilities with option to V 8, Looc S O L - X 0 0 * s Notice is hereby given that the Board of Directors, Town of BOLTON-BIrch Moun­ buy. Security deposit UkeNew yO,FTO Estate, 647-7653. □ MANCHESTER- FI RE^OOD^Seosoned 85 Toyota Camry Manchester, Connecticut, will hold a public hearing at the Lin­ tain waterfrant. Enloy and references re- Avallable Imme- cut, split, and deli­ coln Center Hearing Room, 494 Main Street, Manchester, Salvadoran rebels launch ONLY 4 Units Remain­ the 4 seasons of the aulred. No pets. 8-5, dlately, 800 square feet. vered. $115 cord. 228- AT, Loaded $6,995 Connecticut, on Tuesday, December 5, 1989 at 7;30 p.m. to priyate park like yard ing! Special builder fi­ 646-6454; 6-9, 647-1805. Commercial and Indus­ 1110. surrounding this dra­ nancing. 2 bedrooms, 82 Pontiac Firebird consider and act on the following; auallty built Town- trial, 3 phase electric. V6,AT.A/C, 64 4 9 c Proposed appropriations to Educational Special matic Contemporary Low Miles houses. 1 and 1 '/2 baths, I HOMES 646-5477.______with a 3 roam In-law MUSICAL 88 Honda Prelude 'S' Projects - Fund 41 - for the following: second assault on capital apartment. Newly re­ garage with opener. FOR RENT VERNON-Industrlal I a. Tuition from Student Foster Superb location. Park. 2,000-8,000. For ITEMS 5-Spd.A/C. 610995 Placement ...... $20,000.00 duced price $425,000. UkeNew Flano Real Estate, 646- Strano Real Estate, COVENTRY-Ashford, 4 lease. Newer building. b. Carl D. Perkins Act; By Candice Hughes zone to flee. dependents were given extra leave GENIE Electrical Organ 85 Toyota Celica 5200.O ______647-7653.0 room house, reno­ Reasonable terms. vated, clean, large Tullv Real Estate, 643- with music and bench, AT, Loaded $5,995 The Associated Press Journalists counted at least 11 early for their Christmas vacation. MANCHESTER- SOUTH Windsor-Unique bodies lying in the mansion-lined “No one is being made to go,” he 3 bedroom Townhouse, yard. No anim als. 0005.______looks new. $400 or best 86 Buick Regat c. Head Start ...... Graclous 5-5, 2 family. Lease, references. 423- offer. 644-4972. SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador su-ccts of Escalon and San Benito, added. Invest In yourself. Let 3 full baths, fireplace, MANCHESTER-2 large V8,Loaded, c " J Q Q K d. Excess G ran t...... living room, dining 6044, anytime; 423-4190 garage bays and office. Low Miles • Y f e. P.L 94-142 Grant...... $ ' .726.00 — Leftist rebels launched a second on the western and southwestern There arc about 8,(XX) and 10,000 the tenant pay half the evenings.______mortgage. 2 car gar­ room, and kitchen, 1 1,100 square feet. 647- 86 Honda Accord LX to be financed by State or Federal Grants. asiJault on the capital, turning weal­ sections of San Salvador, but the U.S. citizens in El Salvador at any age. Leyel lot. Quiet car garage. Immediate MANCHESTER-2 bed­ 9976. I PETS AND 5-Spd, Loaded $7,995 Proposed appropriation to Special Grants - thy neighborhoods into battle zones, total number of casualties was not one time, about 400 to 500 of them room, garage, en­ yet conyenlent. North occupancy. $168,000. U SUPPLIES Fund 61 - Substance Abuse Prevention - 1989/90 seizing homes and forcing scores of immediately known. employees of the embassy and the 8. R Realty, 643-2692.0 closed porch. Security. 85 Pontiac Grand Am Project...... $5,460.00 end location. $179,000. Americans to take refuge in the U.S. About 100 Americans, almost all Flano Real Estate, 646- No pets. $800. 647-9976. FOR Sale-Male, West V6.AT.A/C $4,995 to be financed by State Grant. Agency for International Develop­ NEWER Duplex. 5-5. Un­ women and children, spent the night 5200. □ believable deal! Each MANCHESTER-2 bed­ I CLEANING Highland Terrier, 11 Proposed appropriation to General Fund - Police - Embassy. ment and their dependents, Jacobs months old. Must sell. 87 n cisL S apartment has 3 bed- room duplex, garage, SERVICES 5Spd,A,SO^'a 995 Project Stamp ...... $1,000.00 Rebels traded gunfire with at the U.S. Embassy and were to said. roams, IV2 baths, car­ basement with laundry $300. 647-8832.______Low Miles 9 0 , T y Q to be financed by grant already received. government troops and were dug leave today in a chartered jet, em­ A U.S. Embassy employee’s BOLTON-Spaclous fi peting, appliances, full hookups. No pets. $550 POLISH woman will FREE to a good home. 83 Cutlass Supreme Proposed appropriation to Special Grants - into sections of the affluent districts bassy spokesman Barry Jacobs said. home was seized at random Wed­ room Colonial, 4 bed­ basement and heating monthly plus utilities clean your house. For Alaskan Malamute. V6,AT,A/C, 6 ^ Q 05 rooms, 2Vj baths, living system. Hurry! Only and security. 649-4187 more Information call Female, spayed. Pure Low Miles Fund 61 - Elderly Shared V a n ...... $7,600.00 late Wednesday, vowing to paralyze Jacobs said the Salvadoran na­ nesday, but the family was allowed room, dining room, $189,900. Blanchard 8< after 4pm. 644-2835, 644-4663. bred, no papers. I year 84Toyot<;/: n to be financed by a contribution from the the heart of the country’s wealth and tional airline TACA planned extra to leave the area unhurt, the State family room, large ktl- Rossetto Realtors," old. Needs lots of love Auto.A/c90i;X495 General Fund of $5,700.00 and payments from power. flights for the next few days to carry Department said in Washington. chen, solarium, sun We're Selling Houses" and attention. One blue Low M iles'^ y O , ‘ l T O other agencies totaling $1,900.00 porch, firpelace. Cedar ISTORE/OFFICE 85 Buick Century Proposed transfer in General Fund Miscellaneous The guerrillas promised a six- others who wanted to leave. The home of an embassy 646-2482.0 eve and one brown eye. Jacobs refused to call it an exterior, wrap around FOR RENT 646-5286. AT.A/C.PS $4,495 Budget to accomplish the above; hour truce this mdming to allow deck and 2 car garage. From: Contingency...... $5,700.00 Reginald Pinio/Manchesier Herald foreigners trapped in the combat evacuation, saying that embassy Please see SALVADOR, page 10 Some doecorating cho­ OFFICE Space-330 I MISCELLANEOUS 85 Honda Accord LX To; Contribution to Fund 61 ...... $5,700.00 ices still ayallable. I BUSINESS square feet, $302 per I SERVICES Proposed appropriation to Special Grants - HOLIDAY MESSAGE — Vanessa Colletti, 8, of 31 Brookfield St., holds a ribbon wheel $324,700. Henry Asso- 1 PROPERTY month, all utilities In­ r^MISCELLANEOUSr $5,995 clates, 644-4723.n_____ cluded, 1 mile to 1-84, GSL Building Malnte- ISiJiFOR SALE 87 Dodge Omni Fund 61 - Elderly Van Purchase ...... $32,000.00 as she watches her aunt, Michele Colletti, and other local volunteers cut and staple Peterman Real Estate. AT.A/C.PS, OOR to be financed by a State Grant of $25,000, a Coventry man’s killer SOUTH WIndsor-Owner NEW Office building for nance Co. Commercl- together holiday messages earlier this month at St. Mary’s Episcopal Church. The Renovations 649-9404.______Like New Grant from the Ruddell Trust of $1,500, and the anxious to sell this sale or lease. 5,300 al/ResIdentlal building 87 Toyota C elica GTS beautifully decorated 3 square foot building OFFICE Space-Lease repairs and home Im­ END ROLLS balance from other donations. messages will be tied on to automobiles and are designed to help make people more provements. Interior 5-Spd, Looded $10/495 cost put at bedroom Ranch, new has twin office suites your office space to­ 2 7 W width — 25« Proposed appropriation to General Fund - aware of the fight against drunk driving. receives death penalty having many special and exterior pointing, Elderly Outreach ...... $1,500.00 carpeting, new rec day! Convenient Main 13" width — 2 for 259 84 Olds Ciera Coupe room. Hying room, for­ features. Priced to sell Street locatlonsavalla- light carpentry. Com­ to be financed by a Grant from the Ruddell Newsprint and rolls can be V6, AT, Loaded $4,995 mal dining room, fire­ or lease with build outs ble with off street park­ plete lanitorlal ser­ Trust. By Dianna M. Talbot Church was visiting friends in $8.7 million Included. For Informo- ing. Sentry Real Est­ vice. Experienced, rel­ picked up at the Manchaatar Pontiac Grand Am place, maintenance Herald ONLY before 11 a.m. 86 Proposed appropriation to Special Grants - Manchester Herald California and hitchhiking as a tree exterior, 2 car tlon call 646-4464. The ate, 643-4060.O iable, free estimates. Monday through Thursday. V6,5-Spd, A/C $4,995 Fund 61 - Elderly Substance Abuse Project...... $2,000.00 Manchester woman is hoping public means of transportation before he garage. A must to see. Lozier Group.______643-0304.______By James F. Henry MANCHESTER-OffIce Ford Escort to be financed by a grant from the Ruddell was killed by Kraft, his father said $168,500. Henry Asso- GREAT Route 30 location space available. Reas­ LEAF Removal - Free 86 Trust. COVENTRY — Clayton Manchester Herald clates, 644-4723.0_____ near McDonalds, large estimates. Call Ken643- AT,/VC, Stereo $4,495 today. onable. Presently a All public meetings of the Town of Manchester are held at will tie one on for safety this Yule Church’s long wail for justice has C20 p ro p erty with doctor's office. Tullv 0747. Eric was picked up by Kraft, who BOLTON-One acre of 89 Acuro Integra IS locations which are accessible to the handicapped citizens, jn come to an end. BOLTON — The cheapest plan trees. 3 bedroom building plus land! Real Estate. 643-0005. TAG SALE addition, handicapped individuals requiring an auxiliary aid in holidays, Michele Collctti’s is to make and hand drugged and strangled him, accord­ M S ' $12,995 By Dianna M. Talbot for combining the town’s two Ranch, fireplaced liv­ Presently being used order to facilitate their participation at meetings should contact deliver 3,5(X) packets carrying these messages to A California judge Wednesday ing to Clayton Church. ing room and family as Hair Salon plus 82 C hevy El C am ino elementary schools and bringing STEP back In thyme tag the Town at 647-3123 one week prior to the scheduled meet­ Manchester Herald local stores, banks, libraries and offices. They arc sentenced serial killer Randy Steven During the trial. Judge Donald A. room, eat-ln kitchen, apartment on upper MANCHESTER V6.AT.PS. $5,495 ings so that appropriate arrangements can be made. all school buildings up to code is ITV/STEREO/ sale. Antiques, cup­ Kraft to death for murdering 16 McCartin, who sentenced Kraft, dining room, large level. Could be used for Business Zone II boards, tables, blanket Low Miles being delivered in packages of 100 starling this week, estimated to cost $8.7 million, 59 deck aboye garage. professional or busi­ Business residential APPLIANCES Ronald Osella, Secretary If you see a red ribbon hanging from a car door, young men in Orange County, Calif. called the mutilation of many of the chest, tin, wooden Board of Directors she said. percent of which would be paid for Conyenlent to 1-384 and ness offices, retail, combination. 5 room office ware, etc. 54 Time antenna or sideview mirror during the holiday Each packet consists of a red ribbon and literature One of those men was Church’s son, victims “hard for me to com­ minutes from Hart­ showroom, bank, or O f retail suite, plus 5 room FOR Sale-Hotpoint porta­ Dated at Manchester, Connecticut season, think about making an effort to help reduce by the state if the town adopts it 3 bedroom apt. Farm Road, Andover, 345 Center SL, Manchester about MADD, Mothers Against Drunk Driving. They Eric Church, who was 21 when he prehend.” Death was the only ap­ ford. Lease/optlon medical. Buy a piece of ble dishwasher, 1 year CT, 10-3, December 2. this 22nd day of November, 1989. the amount of drinking and driving that traditionally witliin the next year. the action I Anne Miller Q. and S. Aasoclatas arc part of MADD’s national campaign. was slain by Kraft in 1983. propriate sentence for Kraft, McCar­ available. Henry Asso­ 643-2121 ____ old, good condition. No early birds please. 647-7077 048-11 Under tliat plan, presented by ciates, 644-4723.0 Real Estate, 647-8000.O $175. 643-4818. occurs at this lime of year. MADD’s theme during this year’s holiday season “It’s what we’ve been waiting tin said. Chances arc many people will see these ribbons, architect Anwar Hossain of is ‘‘Let’s Change the Meaning of Tic One On,” ac­ for,” .said Church, of 156 Edgcmcrc ‘There were too many victims which symbolize the dangers of doing both, in the Lawrence Associates of cording to Colletti, of 8 Pioneer Circle and a Road. “Wc feel it’s the only con­ and too much that was done to Manchester area for the first time. They arc the result clusion that the judge could have them,” said Church. “(Kraft) did Manchester at a meeting Wednes­ Manchester representative for the New London-Win­ day night, there would be a single of a Manchester woman’s effort to increase public come to.” some terrible things to those kids.” Astrograph Bridge dham Counties MAAD chapter. building housing kindergarten awareness of the dangers of drunk driving. Kraft, 44, of Long Beach, Calif., a Church played a part in the sen­ The 22-ycar-old mother of a 1-1/2-ycar-old tlirough grade eight students and a While most people concentrate on creating sugary convicted serial killer and former tencing of his son’s murderer. He up to the club queen. Because East confections and shopping for presents in time for the renovated high school for grades have to deal with someone who will large sum of money at stake. Be held the king of clubs. South could take Please see MADD, page 10 computer consultant, was sentenced match your abrasiveness. cautious. Strip-and-pray nine through 12. Currently, there NORTH lI-Zt-89 ■1 ' to die in the gas chamber. Eric Plea.se .see KRAFP, page 10 CANCER (June 21-July 22) Compan­ only nine tricks. % u r AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Today 4AK98 After declarer wins the A-K of arc two schools for grades kinder­ you might have to contend with condi­ ions might make rather heavy demands ¥10 8 3 endplay garten through eight and a high on your time and talents today, yet spades and throws a diamond, it costs

AARP announces events By Barbara Richmond Completes basic training The Manchester American Association of Retired Manchester Herald Army National Guard Pvt. 1st Class Michael C. are fed up with ‘problems’ Persons Chapter 1275 have some upcoming programs. DePoId has completed basic training at Fort Dix, NJ. He On Dec. 13, the group will meet in the annual Holiday Fritz, a handsome and friendly is the son of Hans and Susan DePold of 841 Hop River -.1 By James F. Henry Only Selectman Carl Preuss was of the residents who is not certain Luncheon at the Marco Polo restaurant, in East Hartfprd. male German shepherd, is this Road, Bolton, and is a 1989 graduate of Bolton High the home should be closed. Social hour will be from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. tlic Manchester Herald absent from the Nov. 21 meeting week’s featured pet at the School. However, she did say that her loca­ program will involve a ventriloquist. when the board voted unanimously Manchester Dog Pound. He was tion has made her home less of a tar­ An overnight trip to the Trapp Family Lodge for Dec. BOLTON — Incidents of a man to allow the residents to petition the the only dog left at the pound as of Chapman completes course get for wandering patrons. 6 and 7 will depart at 8 a.m., and return the following screaming in the night, and a man DMR for the revocation of the Tuesday. Pvt. Barry A. Chapman, son of William W. and home’s charter. Sawyer said Wed­ Sawyer said another problem she day at about 5:30 p.m. Luggage tags will be given out in Fritz is black and tan and is exposing his body in public and tlic parking lot. A card room is available, but par­ Maureen F. Chapman, 42 Hills St., has graduated from walking uninvited into neighbors’ nesday evening that she has not has with the home is that one resi­ about a year old. He was found the U.S. Army armor crewman courses at Fort Knox, Ky, received the letter from the dent, who she says has a history of ticipants arc advised to bring their own playing cards. roaming in the area of Adams Mill homes have prompted South Road R)r more information, call 649-0558. He is a 1989 graduate of Manchester High School. residents to seek the closure of a selectmen authorizing the neighbors violence, has approached her home Restaurant on Adams Sueet on to petition the DMR. carrying a big slick. Nov. 24. group home for mentally retarded CHC is in Coventry Trains at Fort Dix people. First Selectman Robert Morra did “The same man who we know is Last week’s featured pet, found not blame the residents of the group violent ... has burst into our home Pvt. Kelly L. Ives, daughter of Dorothy H. Bradley of Nick Rusiniak, of the state The Community Health Care Services, Inc., holds of­ near the Town Hall, was claimed home for the problems, and instead twice in one night,” Sawyer said. 269 Oakland St. and Kenneth L. Ives of Hebron, has Department of Mental Retardation’s fice hours at the Coventry Town Offices the first and by her owner, who said her real attributed the problems to “poor Sawyer also said the same man has completed basic training at Fort Dix, NJ. regional office in Willimantic, said third Wednesday each month from 10 to 11 a.m. All name is Shadow. management.” been seen peering into the windows The friendly male golden She is a 1989 graduate of Manchester High School. Friday it is too early to know if the residents of communities served may receive blood operating license of the group home, Lauren Ursin said Friday, “As far of her home. pressure checks, tine tests, throat cultures and health retriever cross, found near Wells Completes basic training run by the Oakville-based Com­ as them (the residents) getting out, it Tateishi said he was aware of the guidance. In December, CHC will be in Coventry on and Spruee streets, was claimed by munity Associates of Connecticut, is must be the management.” problems neighbors have, and said Dec. 6 and 20. On Dec. 6, there will also be cholesterol his owner. Pvt. Sean A. Kozikowski, son of Lance A. Fritz Sandy in jeopardy, adding that revocation Michael Tateishi, vice president that though he arrived at Com­ screening for $5. For more information, call CHC .ser­ And Ben, the little 8-week-old Kozikowski of 275 Ripley Hill Road, Coventry and Niki would depend on negligence of the of residential services for Com­ munity Associates just in Septem­ vices at 228-9428. shepherd cross, has been adopted There is a $5 fee to adopt a dog He’s very handsome. His name is Asvestas of 58 Schaller Road, has completed basic train­ V munity Associates, questioned ber, he knows that the complaints Sandy, not Morris. ing at Fort Jackson, S.C. Patrick Flynn/Manchester Herald staff. by a Manchester family. and the new owner must have the Morra’s statement about manage­ the neighbors have are “old,” some Blood drive is Saturday The dog pound is located on dog licensed. Before being Sandy has been neutered and Rusiniak said he docs not know if HELPING STUDENTS — Bennet Junior High principal Thomas Meisner hands seventh- the staff has been negligent. ment of the home. going back to a year ago. The Army National Guard will have its annual blood town property off Olcott Street licensed the dog must have its has had his shots. He’s even wear­ Tateishi indicated that a pan of He said that the fact that the ing a handsome collar. grade teacher Anne Gallant the surprise box she won last week in a raffle to benefit the If Pamela Z. Sawyer, of 95 South drive on Saturday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Armory’s near the landfill area. Rand is at rabies shot. the problems neighbors have may lie neighbors don’t have any new com­ the pound weekdays from noon to Aid to Helpless Animals Inc., a All of the cats and kittens put school’s student discretionary fund. The proceeds go to help needy students. Road, has her way, the three resi­ main hall, located at 330 Main St. Appointments may be Births dents of the building will not be in definitions. He said, for example, plaints indicates that the staff at the made by calling 643-5111. Anyone in good health be­ 1 p.m. There is also someone at tlie volunteer organiz.ation, has many out for adoption arc neutered or that it is difficult to know how home has been working to solve the pound from 6 to 9 p.m., Monday cats and kittens in need of loving spayed and given their shots, un­ causing problems in her neigh­ tween the ages of 17 and 65 and weighing 110 pounds borhood much longer, as she and Sawyer defines violence in reference problems. through Friday. homes. less too young when taken. to the resident she mentioned. Tateishi said Community As­ Featured this week is a definite To adopt a cat or kitten call any KELLY, Devin Kyle, son of Myron and Darlene other neighbors plan to petition the CPR classes offered The phone number at the pound Generosity of Bennefs staff Ursin said that though there arc sociates is not trying to make of the following numbers, in the Parent Kelly of 244 Standish Road, Coventry, was bom commissioner of the DMR to close is 643-6642. If there is no answer, Morris look-a-like, who is highly only three residents in the building, enemies. CPR classes arc conducted by the Manchester CPR indignant at having to be boarded homes of volunteers: 666-7000, Nov. 14 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal the home. call the police department at “It sounds like there arc 30 of them Helen Kemp, executive assistant Project on a regular basis. Classes arc held weekly at 232-8317, or 242-2156. grandmother is the late Gladys Mottram. His paternal Sawyer, who lives next to the 646-4555. in a cage at a veterinary clinic. over there. Thai’s how much noise to the selectmen, said the town sent Manchester Memorial Hospital. Adult Heartsavers clas­ grandparents are Frank and Winifred Kelly of Warehouse aids needy students, families home which she calls a “mini-in­ they make.” a letter over a month ago to Com­ ses will be offered on Monday, as well as on Dec. 18, Point. He has a sister, Sonya Dee Martin, 14. stitution,” said she has heard a man and again in January. American Heart Association cer­ ready run up unpaid bills when her other children were Ursin said she is not as affected munity Associates stating the By Nancy Foley screaming in fear in the early morn­ tification is awarded on completing this course. For PAJOT, Timothy David, son of Brian F. and sick. ing hours, and on at lca.st one oc­ by the home as the Sawyer family problems the residents near the •Manchester Herald more information, call Debbie VanClcvc at 647-4738. Obituaries Michelle Cloutier I^jot of 89 Henry St., was bom Nov. She called the school to tell them about the problem, casion, a staff member of the home because residents have not ap­ home have and expressing hope that Advanced registration and payment is required. 14 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal and with money from the fund, they got the student the proached her home yet, but she the group home stuff would deal • When a teacher at Bennet Junior High School dis­ screamed back. grandparents are Joseph and Yvette Cloutier of 44 Ken­ medication that day. added, “They’re always screaming with the problems. covered that the reason one of her students wore tom and “This is not just the sound of Cholesterol challenge day after a brief illness. She was 86. sington St. His paternal grandparents are Francis and The speed with which the money can be used is one of over there and swearing.” Kemp said Community As­ several grandnieces and ialtcrcd blue jeans was because his parents could not af­ someone screaming. This is the The Manchester Memorial Hospital is sponsoring its Jeannette W. Reimer Her husband, Chester Bowles, Norma l^jot of South Windsor. He has a brother Daniel, the advantages of the fund, Dwyer said, unlike a govern­ She said that this summer she sociates President Thomas R. Briggs grandnephews. ford to buy him new clothes, she knew where to turn for sound of fear,” Sawyer said. ongoing HealthSource Cholesterol Challenge on Tues­ Jeannette W. Reimer, 83, of 185 was a principal foreign policy ad­ 3, and a sister, Renee, 5. ment bureaucracy that would require the mother to fill She also said the man sometimes couldn’t leave her door open, be­ has not responded to the town’s let­ E. Center St., died Wednesday (Nov. The private funeral service and help. ter. day from 1 to 4 p.m. It will be held in the HealthSource burial will be held at the con­ viser to President Kennedy and out “three million forms.” screams for up to 45 minutes in the cause she was afraid of residents of 29, 1989) at Manchester Memorial VOGEL, Andrew Peter, son of Peter J. and Raige An­ The teacher received money from the school’s student Tateishi said Wednesday he called Resource Room on the basement level at the hospital, venience of the family. There arc no served as Ambassador to India “It’s a quick one-shot deal,” Gunther said. “Thai’s middle of the night. the group home coming into her Hospital. She was the widow of ^liscrctionary fund and ended up taking the student shop­ located at 71 Haynes St. calling hours. twice, first from 1951 to 1958, then thony Vogel of 72 Deer Run Trail, was bom Nov, 20 at why it works.” Sawyer, a mother of two and a house. the town after receiving the Oct. 23 Charles M. Reimer. Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal ping for a new pair of jeans. letter from Kemp, but he said Kemp The cost is $7, and includes the finger stick test and Memorial donations may be made from 1%3 to 1%9. The mother whose child was given the medication member of the Board of Education, Ursin said, “The next time 1 hear She was bom June 12, 1906, in grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John P. Anthony of 70H Other staff members have also turned to the fund when them, 1 will call (the police) because was not available to speak with him nutrition counselling. An appointment is necessary. For to the Emanuel Lutheran Church Known as “Steb,” Mrs. Bowles eventually paid the fund back. This is one of the require­ was one of four South Road resi­ Manchester, and had lived here most *4hcy saw that a student was going without some small 1 understand that’s the only way to at that lime. more information and to register, call HealthSource at Memorial Fund, 60 Church St. was a tireless advocate of interna­ Cliffside Drive. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and ments in the written rules of the funds. The rules also dents to submit a letter to the of her life. She retired in 1971 as a ‘item, such as glasses or tennis shoes, because they could Rusiniak, the DMR. assistant 647-6600 or 643-1223. The Watkins Funeral Home, 142 tional peace, a down-to-earth em- Mrs. Wolfgang M. Vogel of Glastonbury. state that the student should pay 10 percent of the cost of selectmen on Nov. 16 requesting get things done. To have it on secretary for the Carlson Express missary who invited Indian students, not afford them. the needed item and that the amount paid should not ex­ record.” regional director for residential ser­ E. Center St., is in charge of arran­ , Set up in 1985 by Margaret Dwyer, the school nurse, permission to petition the DMR to Rec department plans trips Co. She also was a teacher at the artists and musicians to the U.S. ceed $25. close the home. Chris and Lauren Ursin said she would like to see vices, said that the DMR believes gements. and Joan Lingard, the school social worker, the fund The Manchester F^rks and Recreation Department has Connecticut Business College, Embassy in New Delhi and became “But these rules can be broken,” Dwyer said. Ursin of 105 South Road, and Elinor the home’s license revoked. the staff at the group home has been Manchester, for several years. She widely known in India. raises between $100 and $150 each year, largely through If a student cannot contribute anything, he or she will Murdock, who said recently she working to address concerns neigh­ numerous trips planned for 1990, including trips to Bos­ Public Meetings a raffle among the school’s staff. Dwyer and Lingard, as Murdock of 88 South Road were the ton, Atlantic City, New York City, and others. For infor­ was a member of Emanuel Lutheran Dorothy Bowles not be denied by the fund. In some cases, the fund has lives on the opposite side of South bors have had about residents cross­ well as Bennet’s vice principal, Marsha Gunther, ad­ other residents to sign the letter to mation about dates, deadlines, and specifie locations, Church. ESSEX (AP) — Dorothy Steb- In Memoriam bought something more expensive than $25. Road from the home, is the only one ing over into neighboring properties. minister the fund. the selectmen. call Cathy Hopperstad, the recreation supervisor, at She is survived by her brother, bins Bowles, who gained an interna­ In sad and loving memory of Chester In one instance, the fund bought a student’s mother Public meetings scheduled for tonight: The number of overscerers was kept to three to protect 647-3089. Austin A. Weiman, Sr. of tional reputation as a friendly and Kosak, who passed away on Novem­ groceries because she did not have enough food to gel Manchester; two nephews, Carlton independent-minded diplomat ber 30,1979. Coventry the privacy of students, Dwyer said. Only a very few through the week. In another ca.se, the fund paid for a Manchester's Finest jjcople know who is given money. Decorating program planned D. Weiman of Windsor, and Austin during her late husband’s tours as Sadly Missed, winter coat for a student. Country Store ANNO UN CEMENT Board of Education, Coventry High School, 7:30 p.m. “It’s very quiet,” Dwyer said. A. Weiman Jr. of East Hampton; and U.S. ambassador to India, died Tucs- Brother Edwin and Family Besides the satisfaction of helping students, tlic There will be a program titled “Deeorating With Most students arc not aware that a formal fund exists, teachers also arc awarded prizes in the raffle. The most Holiday Greens” held at the Whiton Memorial Library but understand that if they need something, “we’ll get the coveted prize is being freed from a week’s coverage of Dr. Gerald J. Russo wishes to announce on Dec. 7 at 7:30 p.m. Bob Buettner will be demonstrat­ money somewhere,” Gunther said. ing wreath development and creating centerpiece dis­ Thoughts study halls and lunch duties. that effective January 1, 1990, he will no plays. Admission is free, but registration is required. To Honor Rolls Staff members can make a recommendation on behalf This year’s wirmer was Nancy Laplaca, a new teacher register, call the library at 643-6892. of a student to the fund. at Bennett, who also won a basket of treats that included longer be in private pediatrics practice. “Teachers are pretty aware of the kids’ needs,” Gun­ five lottery tickets. Anne Gallant, another teacher, won a Those things that lead us to give in to temptation are His associate, Dr. Steven Kaplan, will ther said. surprise box and a flower centerpiece. Bunny Cartwright, Christopher Boucicr, Mara E. Breen, nieszka Ziemnicka. internal within us. James commented, “a person is Overeaters Anonymous to meet Bennet Junior High School Then the three directors of the fund must decide un­ a secretary, won an entertainment book. The raffle was assume the care of his patients. Andrew Brindisi, Weston Campbell, tempted when he is drawn away and trapped by his own is now open 7 days Overeaters Anonymous meets each Monday at 9:15 The administrators and teachers at Grade 9 animously whether to help that student. They have never held on Nov. 17. Daniel Carangelo, Dollar Chan- evil desire.” (James 1:“ 14). It seems that what tempts uis for your Christmas a.m. at Manchester Community College in the Lowe Bennet Junior High School an­ Cynthia Botticello, Kelly Bowler, had any problems agreeing on whether a student should The fund is an extension of the community spirit that thavone, Matthew Clark, Susan is outside us. But objects such as money, or things we Building, room C205H, near the Women’s Center. No nounce that the following students Rebecca Braman, Sandra Brin- be awarded the money, Dwyer said. exists at Bennet and other schools, Gunther said. Shopping Convenience Conklin, Allison Connelly, Heather covet, are not really the temptation. It is our desire to For appointment call: dues or fees are required. For more information, call achieved a place on the first quarter damour, Dnielle Brown, Lauren ' Often the fund is used to help students who do not Manchester High School has two trusts, the Robertson Mon-Wed 10-5 Sat 10-5 Corona, James Coughlin, Jeffrey have them that causes us to cross the line and sin. We honor roll. Buckno, Jeremy Burr, Peter H. have enough money to go on field trips. Other students fund and the Pratl-Leonard fund, to help needy students. Thurs-Fri 10-8 Sun 12-5 524-4544. Crockett, Heather Czaja, Rebecca convince ourselves that we cannot be successful or that 643-5218 Choi, Melanie Cote, Michele Cote, who have been helped include one that needed medica­ Eight other schools contacted said that though they did Grade 7 Dean, Jessica Dembowski, these things are what really counts. We soon become 182 South Main St. Philip Dakin, Daid DellaRocco, tion. His mother could not afford the antibiotic, and the not have formal funds, money is raised in an informal Dimitgrios Diakoloukas, Donald tired of them and reach out for new things. Manchester 257 E. Center Street Manchester Garden club to meet Cailin Aceto, Erich Matthew DeMarco, Stephen Dore, drugstore would not extend her credit because she had al­ Diehl, Leah Dixon, Christopher What a tragedy this is. We diminish ourselves when manner to help students. 645-1641 The Manchester Garden Club will hold its Christmas Aspcrschlagcr, Kevin Begley, Ben­ Amy Durato, Amy Dwyer, Seth Eg- Donald, Shanon E. Donnelly, we think that the meaning of life is outside of us. We are Dinner on Dec. 11 at the Manchester Country Club jamin Bertc, Kevin Vlount, Mark nasko, Nicole Eicker, Michelle D’Shana J. Dorsey. all different enjoying different things and deep inside of beginning at 6:15 p.m. Reservations must be made by Brodic, Andrew Brown, Michael Erickson, Rebecca Fray. 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FflT^ELLV >ELi Lowest on record, 11, set in 1929. grader at Bowers School. 649-0067 MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, Nov. 30, 1989--5 4 MANCHESTER IlERALD, Thursday, Nov. 30, 1989 LOCAL & STATE Search called off for missing plane KNOW No party Clark is en route can pack with 8 passengers THE to El Salvador to By Robert W. Troll p.m. Tuesday for the 15-minutc The Associated Press flight to Westerly State Airport on this panel the mainland. NARRAGANSETT, R.I. — The “It had the most thorough inspec­ aid U.S. captive tion it gets in the preceding 30 By Alex Girelli Coast Guard halted its search for eight people who disappeared days,” Grady said. “It had been PROFESSIONALS Manchester Herald This tpac* hM b 9 * n ptkJ for by tho partlelpoting proftMlonala. HARTFORD (AP) — Former during a 17-mile flight from Block flown eight hours (during the 30 days), and a mechanic flew it three One of the two remaining vacan­ U.S. Attorney General Ramsey “The Salvadoran Island to Westerly, after it was of those hours.” cies on the town’s Ethics Commis­ Clark is scheduled to fly from decided there was no hope of find­ sion will have to be filled by a government’s decision to ing them alive, a spokesman said. Grady said the flight was not nor­ Miami to El Salvador today to see mally scheduled but was flown be­ Democrat or an unaffiliated voter in the Connecticut church worker ac­ grant Ramsey Clark a visa “The results of the search indi­ order to satisfy requirements of the cated there were probably no sur­ cause passengers had been bumped PATRICIA (PERRY) MCLAUGHLIN cused by the Salvadoran govern­ is an encouraging sign.” vivors from the crash,” Petty Officer from earlier flights that were can­ Town Charter provisions that set up ment of storing arms for leftist the commission. David Jersey said Wednesday, celed because of weather. rebels, a spokesman for a group led — Christopher Dodd, The charter provides that no more speaking from Coast Guard head­ The Coast Guard, which said the OFFICERS ASSISTANT than three members of the same by Clark said. U.S. Senator quarters in Boston. plane had two hours of fuel on Clark and those accompanying parly can be among the seven com­ Jersey said the search was offi­ board, launched a search after it was mission members and there arc al­ him will help Jennifer J. Casolo cially suspended at 9:38 p.m. and reported overdue at 7:30 p.m. 1\ies- EXECUTIVE SECRETARY ready two Republicans serving on it. select a Salvadoran attorney, the legedly hid included an enormous the eight aircraft and cutters were day. Dean Martin, the airline’s con- That leaves the Republican majority spokesman for the group said Wed­ amount of cartridges for Soviet- told to cease their efforts. Poller, said the pilot, John Beck J r , on the Board of Directors with only nesday in Seattle. made AK-47 rifles, 103 grenades, All searchers ever found was had contacted state officials at Block PROFESSION: one more slot that can be filled by a The Salvadoran government had 213 blocks of TNT, 405 detonating debris and the bodies of two dogs Island after takeoff but was not m V Executive Secretary to President of Savings Republican. earlier failed to grant Clark a visa to caps for explosive mines, 150 feet of aboard the aircraft. heard from again, including any The term of one Republican, M. enter the country. U.S. Sen. Chris­ slow-burning fuse and other While earlier in the day Coast mayday call. Bank of Manchester Adler Dobkin, commission vice topher Dodd, D-Conn., said he has weaponry. Guard officials expressed hope of Beck normally would have chairman, is expiring. Republican Slu Hipkins/Special to the Herald been in daily contact with Sal­ Johnson wrote Secretary of State finding survivors, veteran islanders radioed Westerly just before land­ ing, Martin said. The airports do not OFFICE LOCATION & PHONE NUMBER: Mayor Theunis “Terry” Werkhoven RESCUE OPERATION — Emergency workers from the North and South Coventry volun­ vador’s ambassador to the United James A. Baker III on TUesday, ur­ said the seas of 5 to 6 feet and water said Wednesday that Dobkin will be States and that Ambassador Miguel temperatures of about 45 degrees have control towers so Beck, who teer fire departments assist in the rescue of a Tolland man who lost control of his pickup ging the U.S. Stale Department to flew under visual regulations at Savings Bank of Manchester reappointed. Angel Salaverria told him in their drop its official neutrality and made survival unlikely. The Coast The term of Democrat William truck Wednesday afternoon on Main Street in Coventry. The "jaws of life" were used to help latest phone conversation Wednes­ Guard said the debris was found about 1,000 feet, normally would 923 Main Street demand Casolo’s release. not have radio contact en route, FitzGerald, commission chairman, is extract George Nevers, 51, from the vehicle, police said. day that Clark would be issued the White House Press Secretary mainly in an area where the water 646-1700 averages 100 feel deep. Martin said. al.so expiring, and he has declined necessary papers to enter the Marlin Fitzwater said U.S. ofTicials Debris that was plucked from the Beck, 46, of Ledyard, Conn., had reappointment. Tlic term of another country. have been monitoring Casolo’s case Democrat, Sol R. Cohen, has ex­ Entry into El Salvador has been water or washed ashore included a flown part time for the airline for SPECIALIZING IN: closely to assure'she is well treated. about six months, said company pired but he was reappointed to One-car accident in Coventry tightly limited since the Nov. 11 shoe, a fire extinguisher, a headset, Fitzwater said that during her four president William Bendokas. Full-Service Banking another tlircc-ycar-tcrm by the direc­ launching of a major rebel offensive life jackets, scat cushions and a box years in El Salvador, Casolo had be­ He said Beck previously had tors Tuesday. in the nation’s decade-old civil war. with a New England Airlines label, The board tabled action on the come “known to embassy officials officials said. flown for the Navy and for about 10 AFFILIATED WITH: downs power lines, injures man Dodd said Casolo’s family pressed through her work with Christian years with area charier operations other two appointments. Republican him to convince reluctant Sal­ Searchers also found the bodies of Association of Savings Bank Women education seminars and coordinating two dogs identified as belonging to and described the pilot as “a very, Director Ronald Osclla, board mot said. The accident occurred at the intersection of vadoran officials to grant the visa. secretary, and Werkhoven both said By Dianna M. Talbot non-official delegations to El Sal­ passenger Judy Johnson. Friends very experienced navigator.” Grady of Connecticut Daley Road and Main Street, he said. “The Salvadoran government’s Wednesday that the appointments Manchester Herald vador. ... The embassy will con­ said Johnson of Essex Fells, N.J., said a co-pilot was not required Manchester Chamber of Commerce The accident knocked out power to a traffic light, but decision to grant Ramsey Clark a were tabled because the majority tinue to assure that she is given ran a sporting goods store with her aboard the plane. there was no other loss of power, police said. visa is an encouraging sign,” said Based on a list supplied by the directors wanted to check on the COVENTRY — A car driven by a Tolland man south Police and emergency medical officials used the “jaws every benefit due her under Sal­ husband on the island during the Dodd, chairman of the Senate airline and details from family and ACCEPTING NEW ACCOUNTS: makeup of the commission to be on Main Street went off the right side of the road and of life” to pull the doors off of the Mitsubishi pickup vadoran law.” summer and decided to take a later Foreign Relations Subcommittee on friends, others on the plane were: sure it would be properly constituted sheared off a telephone pole early Wednesday afternoon, truck Nevers was driving and get him out of the vehicle, In Thomaston, where Casolo flight than her husband after closing Western Hemisphere Affairs. “I Dwayne Lane and his son, Daryl, YESI People are our businessi after the new appointments. Li. Lyndon Wilmot of the police department said. Lt. Wilmot said. grew up, family and friends were the store for the season. The charter provision appears George Nevers, 51, of Old Stafford Road was released hope it points the way to a quick construction workers from, i l l The telephone pole was replaced and power lines planning a prayer vigil Friday at the clear, however, that no one party from Windham Memorial Hospital after being evaluated resolution of her case and her early Thomas Grady, New England Shawnee, Okla.; Shirley Wood, a EDUCATION: righted about an hour after the accident, police said. First Congregational Church. can have more than three members for a head injury, a hospital spokeswoman said today. release from custody.” Airlines’ attorney, said officials real estate agent and wife of the Police and firefighters from the North Coventry and “There will be words of en­ Manchester High School on the commission. The cause of the 12:10 p.m. accident, which dropped An aide to U.S. Rep. Nancy John­ from the Federal Aviation Ad­ publisher of the Block Island Times; South Coventry volunteer fire departments responded to couragement, prayers,” said the Rev. David Sullo, 23, of Block Island; If Dobkin is reappointed and an telephone lines across the road and stopped traffic both son, R-Conn., meanwhile, said the ministration and the National Becker Junior College the call, police said. William Frost, pastor of the church. unaffiliated voter named to replace ways for about an hour, is under investigation, Lt. Wil­ Transportation Safely Board, would John Barrows, 40, of Dorset, Vt., American Institute of Banking congresswoman was dismayed by a “It’s a time for the town and others who had come to the island to deer FitzGerald, the commission will investigate. written statement released by the to just come together and lift her up He said the British Norman Is­ hunt with his father, an island resi­ Candidate for Connecticut School of Business consist of three Republicans, two Salvadoran government. and be together.” dent; and Craig M. Tobias, North Democrats, and two unaffiliated lander airplane, built in 1%9, left and Finance State study on secret taping Jeff Bobeck said Wednesday that Casolo, 28, has lived in El Sal­ the Block Island Airport at about 6 Attleboro, Mass. voters. One of the present members the statement clearly assumes vador since 1985, working as a is Robert Franklin, who does not Casolo is guilty, confirming John­ translator and guide for the Christian OTHER ACTIVITIES: have a party affiliation. sparks cries of ‘whitewash’ son’s belief that Ca.solo should be Education Seminar, a Texas-based The commission elects its chair­ relumed to the United Stales. Yale clears police Board of Directors, Manchester man, vice-chairman, and secretary, church group that organized lours Johnson’s office released a copy for Americans in El Salvador. FAMILY-RESIDENCE-CHILDREN: Symphony Orchestra and Chorale but since no political party can have specifically find that what the state calls and calls between prisoners By Judd Everhart of the Salvadoran government’s Salvadoran police said they a majority of votes, the elections police did was illegal. and their attorneys couldn’t be Past President of Verplanck P.T.A. The Associated Press statement, which cites Casolo as an raided Casolo’s house Saturday Husband -- Jack cannot follow strict party lines. O’Neill — who ordered the taped. in arrest of gays "Beaching in the Carribbean" Attention is focused now on the example of foreigners who come to night and recovered a cache of am­ Daughter -- Carolyn Trantalis -- Age 25 -- HARTFORD — Two lawyers in­ review after reports surfaced that the When the tapings were first made Ethics Commission because a El Salvador to collaborate with the munition and explosives early Sun­ Gardening slate police routinely recorded calls public, the governor ordered an im­ threats,” the president said. Nurse at Hartford Hospital Manchester resident, Seymour Kud- volved in a suit against the state rebels. The statement, written in day that had been buried in her gar­ By Larry Rosenthal in and out of barracks, including at- mediate halt to the recording of calls The confrontation occurred when Swimming low, has brought a complaint against over state police recordings of attor­ Spanish, says the cache Casolo al- den. She has been jailed since. The Associated Press Son John -- Age 24 -- Living in California tomcy-clienl calls — said the find­ between suspects and their lawyers a participant in the gay studies con­ Sailing Republican Town Director Wallace ney-client telephone calls say a Son -- Robert -- Age 18 -- Student at M.C.C. #21 ing would limit the likelihood of and assigned Riddle, Kelly and Rif­ ference was arrested for putting up J. Irish Jr. for voting on the exten­ report on the tapings compiled by NEW HAVEN — Yale police did convictions being thrown out and kin to review the system and sexually explicit posters in the law sion of a lease on town land to the O’Neill administration officials is a not use excessive force or make weak attempt to absolve the ad­ reduce any financial liability the policies and make recommenda­ Police suspect deaths school. The posters were the work Manchester Country Club for a golf slate may face as a result of the anti-gay remarks during a confronta­ of a group protesting restrictions on course. Irish is a member of the ministration of any liability. tions. tion with people attending a gay One of the attorneys, John R. taping controversy. public funding of sexually explicit In addition, the U.S. attorney for studies conference, but two campus club. Williams, went so far as to brand the The disclosures this month rocked art. GARY EDWARD RUSSOLILLO md Connecticut, the FBI and a federal are murder-suicide officers used poor judgment in report a “whitewa.sh.” the O’Neill administration and Nine people were arrested on grand jury are investigating the state making the initial arrests in the The report by Attorney General forced the governor to demand the charges of breach of peace and inter­ PROFESSION: Self-defense motive police practices. The state is WETHERSHELD (AP) — A At about the same time, police clash, a university investigation con­ Clarine Nardi Riddle, Chief Slate’s resignation of one of his most loyal fering with a police officer. All the cooperating in those inquiries. murder-suicide case stemming from said, they received a call about a cluded. Cosmetic and Reconstructive Plastic Surgeon in slaying of youths Attorney John J. Kelly and Gov. commissioners, Lester J. Forst, the charges were later dropped. two early morning incidents is being man jumping from the Route 3 over­ William A. O’Neill’s legal counsel, commander of the state police and The panel said Wednesday it While agreeing that “mistakes of Schmidt said he had instructed investigated by Wethersfield police. pass onto Interstate-91 into the path OFFICE LOCATION & PHONE NUMBER: HARTFORD (AP) — Eyewitness Howard G. Rifkin, calls the state commissioner of public safety. found no evidence that Fbrst ever judgment” were made, Yale Presi­ police to seek alternatives to arrests police recording of atlomcy-clicnt In releasing the report, O’Neill signed off on any policy of record­ Police responding to a call about of a tractor-trailer rig. The man was dent Benno C. Schmidt Jr. said in the future when there is a problem 116 East Center Street, Manchester, CT 646-1921 have te.stified that a Hartford teen­ 1 a.m. today at a home on Valley killed and police who found his cat ager accused of killing three other phone calls inexcusable but con­ also announced the transfer and ef­ ing atlomcy-clicnt calls. But it noted Wednesday that the investigation with the posting of materials 675 Tower Avenue, Hartford, CT 242-7772 fective demotion of Lt. Col. John A. View Road found a woman and a on the overpass said that his home youths with a single shotgun blast cludes that tapes of those calls were that there was evidence that Mul­ turned up no evidence that campus suspected of being obscene. 9-ycar-old boy suffering from stab may have acted in self-defense. not u.sed to illegally gather evidence Mulligan, the No. 2 man in the state ligan was aware that such calls address on the registration matched police or other university authorities “Yale must be a place where SPECIALIZING IN: Ronnie Hinton pulled a sawed-off against suspects. police, to commander of the state could be recorded because, after a wounds, according to Lt. John that of the woman and boy who had had acted “with hostility to gays or doubts about obscenity arc resolved shotgun from his jacket and fired The report, released Wednesday, police western division. 1983 slate Supreme Court ruling Karangekis. been stabbed, Lt. Karangekis said. lesbians.” in favor of freedom of expression,” Cosmetic and body contour plastic surgery; Facelifts; only after he was confronted by a stales that, except under a court Internal state police documents warning the state police against The woman, suffering head Disciplinary action has been he said. Nasal Surgery; Eyelid Lifts; Breast-enlargement, reduc­ group of 10 to 15 members of the order or in very limited circumstan­ show that Mulligan knew about the making such recordings. Mulligan wounds, and the boy, suffering chest Police had not yet released any proposed for the two officers found Yale Police Chief Louis Cappiello Westland Street gang, the wiUiesses ces, the recording of calls by a per­ taping system and rejected requests said suspects could use pay phones wounds, were taken to Hartford names, but did indicate the relation­ to have been too quick to make ar­ said he found no evidence that his tion, lifting or reconstruction; Tummy tuc and Liposuction said Wednesday during a preU'ial son who is not a party to the conver­ from rank-and-file troopers to at the barracks. Not all barracks had Hospital where the boy died a short ship among the three people wat rests, and steps will be taken to officers had used excessive force or reduce the likelihood of such clashes and Collagen injections. hearing. sation is illegal. But it does not modify it so their personal telephone pay phones, however. time later. that they are from the same family. had made anti-gay remarks, as some in the future, the president said in conference participants charged. But releasing the findings of a campus he said campus police used poor AFFILIATED WITH: BOOKS police investigation into the Oct. 27 judgment in making the initial two Manchester Memorial Hospital; Mt. Sinai Hospital (Chief AUTHOR SIGNING incident at Yale. arrests, noting they should have con­ Ronald Winter SYLVAN WILL. The measures will include addi­ sulted their superiors. New Haven of Plastic Surgery); University of Connecticut Medical Keynote speaker at the Manchester Vietnam Memorial Dedication BOOKS tional crowd-control training for police arrested the seven others. 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EDUCATION: FIRST COLONY LIFE’^KEMPER’^DURHAM LIFE^UNITED HEALTH PLANS other educational President Benno C. Schmidt Jr. and In addition to SchmidU who or­ as part of village. D Q Homework Support organization of Its the presidents of 12 other major University of Pennsylvania SBP 73 O type. universities arc urging President ganized the lobbying effort, the let­ Enjoy restoring antique automobiles, especially Model A <'^1989 Sylvan L 2ro ! iHOURS; Tuesday-Saturday account while seeking to curry favor speaker in history to resign under weak and inept defense of Wright » (0 1 c c jC « O' 11-4:30 pm for an East German state that of­ the return of those who fled the Smta 'i HtM>! arc already four kikes on that com­ ® o « « 1 O: with what amounted to Wright’s fire in mid-term after the ethics by his lawyer, William C. Oldaker. ^ C '.ic o 3 past regime. FESTIVALS, INC. .= it ) : ^THURSDAYS UNTIL t P.M. fers “a socialist alternative to West Santa will be making his rounds at the Manchester Parkade on the following days; Oldaker appeared not to recognize mittee,” he is quoted as saying. A ^ i t ) . Please call (or Sunday & Germany.” Nearly 300,000 East Germans Rostenkowski spokesman denied the \ T D : ® 3 is i -D: “That is absolutely nonsense,” violations of House rules. that committee members were wor­ 1 CO ; « o am Monday hours. Keeping a socialist framework have moved to West Germany this ried about justifying their decision statement was ever made, but Barry I •o :5 ; said Phelan, who is running for How much Phelan’s lobbying of ; o o UJ is the only hope the Communists year, discouraged about prospects NORTHEAST SAVINGS Friday UOV. 24 11:00 am -1 :30 pm on Wright to the public and the said he was certain of the remark. - for speedy or thorough reform at CHRISTMAS president of the Cook County the ethics committee affected the have of holding on to the power THOM McAN SHOES Friday N0¥. 24 2;00 pm - 4:30 pm Board, the top elective post in the outcome of the case will remain in news media, Barry writes. they wielded without contest for home. UOV. 25 county that includes Chicago. dispute. Detailed expense records Oldaker once angrily quoted 40 years. Opposition groups have pushed CRAFTS KINNEY SHOES Saturday 11:00 am - 1:30 pm He said he did take several com­ for Phelan’s investigation arc not Phelan as having told him, “This Krenz, 52, who has been in of­ for die round-table talks to cover BERNIES NEWMARK & LEWIS Saturday MOV. 25 2 00 pm - 4:30 pm EXPOS I and n 2 mittee members out to lunch and available to the public. The records case.will be decided by the editorial HOLIDAY fice six weeks, faces a strong chal­ economic issues, such as efforts to SEARS Saturday oec. 11:00 am • 1:30 pn dinner, but when he did, “it was are kept by a House Administration pages of the nation’s newspapers,” lenge from the reform activists he head off further damage to the O&L Saturday OtC. 2 2:00 pm - 4:30 pm chcapsville” — the House dining subcommittee chaired by Rep. according to the book. is to meet on Wednesday, as well troubled East German mark caused December 1, 2 & 3 ONE PRICE SHOP Saturday DfC. 9 11 :C0 am - 1:30 pm Wright, while contending that he by black-market sales spurred by room or a low-priced Chinese res­ Joseph Gaydos, D-ft., who also is a as from the Communist Party December 8, 9 & 10 PARADE OF SHOES Saturday OIC. 9 2:00 pm • 4:30 pm member of the ethics committee. never broke House rules, also hierarchy that gathers in a special travel to the West. taurant. SUPER SPECIALSl LEE JAY INC Saturday oec. H 11 00 am -1 :30 pm congress on Dec. 15-17. The appeal signed by Krenz and Fri. Noon to 9 • Sat. 10 to 9 DRESS BARN Saturday oec. 16 2 00 pm - 4:30 pm His being kept on as party Modrow was initiated by writer Sunday 10 to 5 Central Park from Audio Connection leader will depend largely on his Stefan Heym and other Ger­ PRAGUE SHOES Saturday oec. 25 11:00 am • 1:30 pm Philadelphia imbibers success in appeasing the opposi­ man intellectuals concerned about THE HARTFORD MARSHALL’S MALL Saturday oec. 25 2:00 pm • 4:30 pn tion forces at Wednesday’s so- the country’s future. CIVIC CENTER rape victim called “round-table” talks. The Communist leadership, as RADIANT All children who visit Santa will receive: well as many members of the pro- 250 Different Craftspeople can enjoy fresh brew 'The Communist ftrty agreed rcforni groups, oppose West Ger­ back at work Each Weekend. FREE CANDY • FREE FUN PADS • FREE SANTA RINGS PHILADELPHIA (AP) — in from the brewery to your glass,” BY ANTEL that Krenz and Modrow would man efforts to work toward NEW YORK (AP) — The jogger debate the needed reform course Sat. and Sun. park I’RKK at the Revolutionary times, every Koch said. reunification of the two Germanys. These visits with Santa are sponsored by the members who was raped, beaten and left for Philadelphia neighborhood had its “Freshness is the key in­ Hands Free, Full 3 Watt Speed with delegates from allied political West Gcnnan Chancellor Hel­ .•Ktna I’arkinj; l.ot Nu 11 on Capitol Ave. dead in Central Park seven months parties as well as from opposition with KKKK shuttle bus to and of The Manchester Parkade Merchants Association and own brew pub, where a patron gredient,” said Mink. mut Kohl on Tuesday laid out a from the Hartford Civic Center. ago has gone back to work as an in­ could stop for a pint of beer freshly Of the bar’s three traditional Dialing, Scratch Pad Memory! groups. 10-point plan for building a con­ are FREE of charge. Parents are encouraged to bring vestment banker, and a relative said brewed that day. beers — a golden ale, an amber, Both sides agreed to let church federation between the two states, Admission: $4.00. Children under 14 cameras and take pictures of their children with Santa, she’s “as sharp as she ever was.” officials moderate the discussions Prohibition seemed to put an and a porter — the porter drew the aiming at reunification. admitted free with parent. at no additional cost. The 29-year-old woman, who has end to that, but now there’s a place most raves from patrons at Wed­ 00 at a Lutheran Church facility in The Bonn government launched undergone physical and emotional where someone again can watch nesday’s opening. East Berlin, the official ADN news a diplomatic offensive to promote rehabilitation since the April 19 at­ beer tapped directly from the Rightly so, since the beer took a agency reported. the idea. tack, returned full time Monday to *299 brewing tanks: the Samuel Adams silver medal last October at the her job at Salomon Brothers Inc., a Brew House, a collaboration of Great American Beer Festival in Installed with Antenna 2S Years o fService court source said, speaking on con­ David Mink, owner of the Sansom Denver, said Jim Pericles, the Romania is finding itself CELEBRATE dition of anonymity. She was as­ Street Oyster House, and Jim brewer. signed to advising large corpora­ Koch, founder of the Boston Beer One patron. Rich Wagner, more and more isolated tions on investments. Co., which brews Samuel Adams described the dark brew — THEHOLIDA YS Manchester ANTEL “I’m sure they’re not going to beer. “pleasant with a rich, clean BUCHAREST, Romania (AP) Now, he is resolute in rejecting overload her,” the source said Wed­ A pleasant smell of brewing per­ flavor.” — Nicolac Ceausescu’s ringing reform. Historical nesday. “The doctors were very con­ Wagner, a home brewer, said WITH US! meates the air, and the vats are rejection of reform is leaving him And in a new challenge, cerned about the effect of stress on Philadelphia once was known for enclosed behind a glass partition, increasingly isolated as Warsaw Ccausescu suggested in his con­ Society her.” its porters. “It’s a shame that the Sunday Dec. 3,1989 readily seen by patrons. The tanks Pact allies move toward gress speech that the Soviet Union A spokesman for Salomon, Bob porters died out earlier in the cen­ have a direct pipeline to the taps at democracy. give up conUol of territory gained Baker, told The New York Times tury, but now we’ve got one back,” Noon to 4:30pm SILVER ANNIVERSARY 196S-1990 the bar’s counter. The supreme leader of Romania through a pre-World War 11 pact that the woman returned to work The beer “comes all of five feet he said. renounced the reforms gripping the this week “on a limited basis.” with Nazi Germany that resulted in six other Warsaw Rict nations at Romania ceding Bessarabia, now Her name has not been published his Communist Party’s 14ih con­ a t th e a t th e because of the crime’s nature. Soviet Moldavia, to its powerful Now Open Under gress last week. neighbor. H istoric CHENEYHOMESTEAD MANCHESTER HISTORICAL MUSEUAf The woman’s aunt told WABC- ENTERTAINMENT Instead, he proclaimed a 106 Hartford Road, Manchester, CT 126 Cedar Street, Manchester, CT New Management Panasonic NEC mm strengthened role for the party, Dislaie for Romania was evident TV: “She has no animosity. She has the determination that Tm going to Thursday 11/30 which already runs the most tightly in the fact that several counuics, ANNUAL OPENHOUSE 1 make it,’ and she’s thankful.” Doug Kehl Marie and Wilson TB500 conUolled country in the Soviet including Italy and Warsaw Pact CHRISTMAS CRAFTS The aunt, in silhouette on the ❖ bloc. ally Hungary, boycotted the con­ Help us celebrate our twenty-fifth anniversary DEMONSTRA TIONS Wednesday broadcast, said the jog­ Roy Broege Friday 12/1 1 3 9 9 “'rhe party cannot give up its gress — a move which would have with an old-fashioned holiday party! ger has no memory of the attack, Tee Soul S5 7 9 0 0 Installed with Antenna responsibility,” he declared. “It been an unheard of affront just five years ago. 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MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, Nov. 30.1989—9 8— MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, Nov. 30, 1989 Red Army Congress waives OPINION faction kills Hnancier state penalties Taxpayers Firehouse BAD HOMBURG, West Ger­ WASHINGTON (AP) — Con­ the state had been preparing to chal­ many (AP) — A bomb today killed gress is forgiving more than $1.4 lenge the debt in court. are stuck the powerful chairman of West Ger­ billion in state-owed penalties under The $1.4 billion figure is an es­ many’s largest bank as he drove to a massive family assistance program timate that includes only state over­ decision work, engulfing his car in flames. whose rules have long caused payments made between the 1981 with bill The Red Army Faction terrorist federal-state tensions. and 1987 fiscal years. When figures group claimed responsibility. The penalties were owed by all 50 for the 1988 and 1989 fiscal years Deutsche Bank chief Alfred Her- states because of alleged overpay­ arc totaled, the amount of forgive­ ness could run as high as $2.2 bil­ By Jack Anderson rhausen, 59, died in the explosion at ments to beneficiaries under Aid to inevitable Families With Dependent Children, lion, according to the Office of and Dale Van Alta______about 8:30 a.m. in the affluent Frankfurt suburb of Bad Homburg, the federal-state welfare program for Management and Budget. The AFDC amnesty provision The decision of the Republican majority on the WASHINGTON — Charles Keating where he lived. children who lack financial support from one of their parents. was contained in a $14.7 billion has refused to testify before the House Chancellor Helmut Kohl, his eyes Board of Directors not to proceed with construc­ About 3.7 million families receive budget bill passed by both houses of Banking Committee, which is investigat­ filled with tears and his voice break­ tion of a town firehouse at Dcming Street and Tol­ AFDC, the nation’s largest cash as­ Congress last week in the rush to ad­ ing the catastrophic failure of Lincoln ing, condemned the slaying as “a land 'IXimpikc under plans while the Democrats sistance program. journ before Thanksgiving. Savings and Loan in Irvine, Calif. cowardly and brutal murder” and Forgiving the debts and reforming 0MB had backed a cheaper were in power was inevitable. described the influential European your TAX Keating controlled Lincoln before it the way states arc penalized for AFDC plan that did not include a While the Republican candidates were divided financier as a friend and a patriot. W )LLA R s was seized by federal thrift regulators last overpayments “is extremely sig­ full waiver of states’ obligations, ac­ The chief federal prosecutor’s of­ on a number of issues during the election cam­ April. nificant,” said Alicia Pclrinc of the cording to 0MB spokeswoman fice said the ultra-leftist Red Army paign, the firehouse location was one issue on National Governors’ Association. Delores Spifznagcl. Still, she said Faction, which has carried out which they were unified. The Republican Party In May 1987, Federal Home Loan “This is something we’ve been the budget measure is expected to be Bank Board examiners first recom­ numerous terrorist attacks in West pushing for for years. It’s a tough, signed by the president. left little doubt that it would insist on studying mended that Lincoln be shut down. Only Germany but which had been inac­ technical, gut-it-out issue,” she said. The revenue losses caused by the other sites before making a decision. through the direct intervention of five tive lately, claimed responsibility for The biggest penalty to be wiped amnesty plan arc more than offset in U.S. senators and the forebearers of the the bombing. The most compelling argument against the out belonged to California — the measure by dozens of deficit- nation’s chief thrift regulator. Danny Police officials said the blast Republican point of view was tliat not building the $308.7 million, according to Federal reduction provisions, including new V Wall, did Lincoln manage to buy such un­ lifted Herrhausen’s BMW into the firehouse or delaying its construction would con­ Funds Information For States, a taxes levied on corporations and the precedented time. air, consuming the car in a ball of research group. New York owed extension into February of stitute a breach of faith with residents and property fire. $285.9 million, Michigan $134.0 automatic spending cuts imposed owners who would be served by it. But during the We have obtained a confidential Bank The Deutsche Bank and the chief Board document prepared in 1986 which million and Ohio $104.6 million. under the Gramm-Rudman balanced campaign debates and at the meeting of the Board federal prosecutor’s office said Her­ says, “Lincoln is unsafe. As it is currently “Wc were delightfully surprised,” budget law in October. of Directors Tuesday, there was no great outpour­ \N EL EALVAPOU.. rhausen’s driver was alive, despite operated, Lincoln is a threat to its in­ The Associated Press said Jerry Friedman, deputy The issue of AFDC overpayments suffering serious injuries. ing of opposition to the delay. A couple of letters surer.” Yet the savings and loan was al­ secretary for income maintenance at has long caused rancor between Prosecutor’s spokesman Hans- SUSPECTED GUERRILLA — Salvadoran soldier holds his rifle to the head of a of opposition had been written but only 20 people lowed to continue business as usual. the Department of Public Welfare of states and the federal government. Juergen Fberster said authorities er­ suspected guerrilla Wednesday in suburb of San Salvador. He was taken into custody Pennsylvania, which owed $92.3 signed the letters. Officials expect the collapse of Lincoln roneously reported earlier that driver Since federal money is involved, and his fate is unknown. million. The board vote almost certainly means the if the will eventually cost taxpayers $2 billion Jakob Nix had died, blaming the the government monitors the “Obviously if wc were forced to town docs build a fire station at another location it or more, a large part of that traceable to error on ah incorrect report from program and assesses penalties pay up, it would have made our sys­ when slates accidentally make over­ Public must protect itself the delay in acting against Lincoln while police on the scene. will not be completed before the March 1 deadline tem hemorrhage. It would have been payments to beneficiaries or grant it was making bad investments. Bank The blast, believed triggered by by which the town must remove its firefighters Church worker says soldiers disastrous,” Friedman said. He said aid to people who do not qualify. regulators have filed a $ 1.1 billion law­ remote control, was heard as far tims nothing but insults. My “beat” at the and equipment from the firehouse on Tolland By Sarah Overstreet The prize is always a rip-off. The suit against Keating and some members away as three miles and shattered TV station where I work is consumer Tbrnpike near North Main Street and turn it over “diamond watches” are made of cheap of his family, alleging fraud. windows in the vicinity. Some offi­ Jim Bakker has started his 45-year sen­ reporting, and I’ve seen so many elderly the Eighth Utilities District Fire Department. p;ot metal with industrial-grade Although Keating is the focus of the cials at the scene also speculated threatened to slit her throat tence for defrauding his followers and people cheated that I can’t understand diamonds; the “50-inch big-screen that a man on a bicycle may have Candy makers say Some interim arrangement for fire protection House Banking Committee investigation. diverting the money to his ptersonal use. why more of these telephone swindlers television” is a hokey plasticand-particlc NEW YORK (AP) — An American church worker Ms. Beecher said at a news conference that she Wall is also in the hot seat. Even with two carried out the attack. may be necessary, and, if it is, it will be worked It’s enough to make even the cynical aren’t getting 45 years in prison. board hood with a mirror (if you put a says Salvadoran authorities threatened to slit her had been helping to feed and shelter refugees brought years to prepare. Wall has yet to produce An Interior Ministry spokesman, out, politics aside. If that interim arrangement re­ among us believe that pxtrhaps every dog How easy is it? The formula is simple: small TV inside, it supposedly projects throat after she was arrested at an Episcopal refugee to the church by the Red Cross when the national a consistent or even coherent explanation Siegbert Seitz, said Herrhausen had quota hurting them will have his day (and hopefully not in an Develop a lie, tell it to gullible people, the TV image on the wall); the “home been accompanied by two security sanctuary in San Salvador last week. guard arrived at 5:45 a.m., searched the area and quires the cooperation of the Eighth Utilities Dis­ of why he seemed to go soft on Lincoln. wait for the money to roll in and then “I was blindfolded, handcuffed, hit in the head, removed the lay workers. trict, that cooperation will be forthcoming, politics air-conditioned dog house). stereo sound system” is a boom box. cars and that the Deutsche Bank WASHINGTON (AP) — With during a period of fall shortages. vamoose. One of the most popular The smart political money is now bet­ threatened,” Josephine Beecher, 37, of Lopez Island, She was taken first to the national guard head­ aside. It’s an unusual turn of events. We’re Such thieves often tell consumers they chief was considered to be a top tar­ the holiday season gearing up, a Prices have dipped closer to $2 telemarketing scams operating now is to ting that Wall will be forced by President quarters, then to the offices of the treasury police, not used to seeing preachers sent to jail need a credit card number “for identifica­ get for leftist terrorists. Wash., said Wednesday. chocolate supplier is urging the more recently. The more difficult problem will be finding a send a postcard telling the victim he has Bush to resign. Pressure is being applied “They said, ‘Let’s set the elecuic shock up; let’s where the abuse occurred, she said. for fleecing their flocks, even though ^is tion.” If the crooks only charge the $400 Leftist groups had criticized the federal government to avoid a On Nov. 6, New Jersey’s two different location that is better without paying a “won” one of four valuable prizxis. One by the House Banking Committee Chair­ turn on the electricity.’ They ran some object — we Ms. Beecher said she was accused of being a ter­ sort of thing has been going on since well vitamins, you’re lucky. Many times, they investment policies of the bank, chocolate shortage by temporarily U.S. senators and nine of its House might be a car, one might be a savings man Henry Gonzalez, D-Texas, who were blindfolded, so I don’t know what it was — great deal more than the $73,000 the town paid for before television became the pulpit of use the number to make unauthorized which under Herrhausen’s leader­ rorist. lifting the import quota for non-fat members appealed to Agriculture bond and one might be cash. But one is across our throats and said, ‘This is what’s going to “There’s no way that 1 or anybody else in the chur­ the existing site. Any cost saving realized by choice. Perhaps the lesson here is that you purchases that show up later on the vic­ recently wrote to Bush urging him to let ship, began an aggressive expansion dry milk. Secretary Clayton Yeutter to always something that sounds like some­ ches arc doing that kind of work,” Ms. Beecher said. just can’t get away with it so easily in timized customer’s bill. Wall go: “The failure of the bank board to course aimed at making the institu­ happen to you.’” But the chocolate industry is run­ suspend the quota and keep choco­ reducing the size of the propx)scd station could be thing it isn’t: a “complete home stereo Ms. Beecher was among 19 lay workers arrested Technicolor. Last week I met a 79-year-old woman pursue Lincoln is not an isolated case but tion one of the top 10 or 15 banks in ning into opposition from dairy late treats on the shelf this season. offset by increased cost of land. Nov. 20 when the Salvadoran national guard raided After first refusing to sign a release form which As technology made it easier for the sound system,” a “matching men’s and who had taken the bait for the worthless rather an example of the mismanagement the world. He also urged greater in­ farmers, who contend that lifting the “The fall is llic busiest season for And it will probably not be possible to find the St. John the Evangelist Church, which was sheltering stated she had not been physically or psychologically Jim Bakkers of the world to reach poten­ women’s diamond watch set” or a “50- vacation packagc,the diamond watches and closeness to the industry of the bank vestment in the Soviet Union and quota would cause domestic milk the chocolate manufacturing in­ 400 refugees. misueated, Ms. Beecher said she was advised by a perfect location from the fire logistics point of tial prey, it has also made it easier for inch big-screen television.” AND the 50-inch television. She’s a board during Danny Wall’s leadership other parts of Eastern Europe. Police prices to plummet. dustry as it works to meet increased She and five other foreigners were released within U.S. consular official named David Ramos to agree view, because the area to be served is limited and crooks of every ilk to reach out and fleece 'fhe people receiving the postcards are lower-middle-class widow on a fixed in­ which lie at the root of the collapse (of sealed off the wooded, rural road Peter Van Leer, whose 40-ycar- demand for holiday baking and a day. But 14 to 16 Salvadorans remain in custody, to the clause. She did so and was released. someone. Telemarketing fraud is swin­ given a phone number to call to “claim” come, and her monthly charge-card bill the thrift insurance fund). In view of your where the car was destroyed. More old family business in Jersey City, gift-giving,” the lawmakers wrote. odd-shaped, bounded by Vernon, South Windsor according to the Rev. Ricardo Potter, the church’s She said consular officials later told her “what I dling an estimated $1 billion a year from their prize. When the victims call, they now includes an extra minimum payment commitment not to let those responsible than three hours after the blast, the N.J., produces 30 million tons of “Without non-fat dry milk, the and the Eighth District, as was observed as year parmership officer for Latin America and the Carib­ had received was normal treatment for a prisoner of its victims, and if Bakker’s antics in­ arc told that to “qualify” for their prize, a of $ 120, just for her “prize” purchases. for these costly failures remain in posi­ banker’s body remained in the back dark and milk chocolate each year, availability of a wide variety of ago by the ISO Commercial Risk Services Inc., a bean. war and that they didn’t .sec any problem with that.” furiated you, wait until you hear about purchase is necessary: popular items late­ Why on earth does she keep falling for tions of authority in your administration. I seat of the shattered and burned said the impxjrt limit for non-fat dry chocolate-bascd goods to the x^on- fire insurance rating service. these guys. ly have been water purifiers, a year’s these scams? Because she just can’t believe it would be reassuring to the auto. milk is 7,0()0 pounds a year. sumcr will be restricted.” The agreement reached between the town and At least Bakker gave his victims some­ supply of vitamins and vacation pack­ believe these people could lie to her and American taxpayers who have been asked “That’s what we use in a day,” the district over fire and sewer jurisdiction after thing for their money. He may not have ages. The price for the “qualifying” item get away with it. She believes that to pay for this regulatory failure if Mr. said Van Leer, whose company sup­ had a room waiting for them when they usually ranges from $4()0 to $600,and government agencies keep tabs on these Wall steps aside.” decades of disputes and years of negotiating could plies chocolate to Pepperidge Farm BEST BUY arrived at Heritage, U.S.A., but he did put there’s always a good reason for the vic­ people and prevent them from taking ad­ Drug use causes shoplifting explosion cookies, Godiva chocolates and Ben not take into account logistics only. It had to be Wall now says Lincoln was adept at OIL CO. on a rousing TV show every morning. He tim to buy: “you’ll buy that many vantages of people. They do, don’t they? & Jerry’s ice cream. concealing its shortcomings. But he and ing admitted using drugs, more than Vernon, C T acceptable politically to residents of the district prayed with them and for them, and vitamins in a year anyway,” or, “The En­ No, they don’t. CHICAGO (AP) — ’Tis the results of the nationwide survey. It Young looked at data from 130 retail Dry milk also is used in the his staff originally blamed the problems double the number from the and to residents of the town. taught them sort of an “I’m OK, you’re vironmental Protection Agency is going season for professional shoplifters found a growing percentage of theft companies nationwide for the period production of dairy products like ice 8 7 5 -0 8 7 6 with Lincoln on personalit clashes be­ by customers and store workers ap­ they considered their fiscal 1988. previous year. Thirteen pxrcent of Obviously it left some problems to be solved. OK’’ philosophy of the Bible. to be requiring purifiers like these in a Sarah Overstreet is a syndicated who are stealing merchandise on creams and cottage cheese. tween federal examiners and Keating, and those arrested said they did not use Fraudulent telemarketers give their vic­ year or two anyway.” columnist. order rather than for themselves, ex­ pears to be drug-related. The compjanies operated more Van Leer and another major differences of opinion between Keating’s drugs. perts say. A survey has found that In the past. Smith said, most than 42,500 stores with total sales of chocolate supplier, M&M Mars of auditors and b s ^ board auditors. What shoplifters did it because they got a But Smith said the actual per­ much of the shoplifting appears to about $146 billion. Hackeltstown, N J„ have seen ilic has always been obvious to everyone ex­ “psychological high” from stealing The survey found these retailers centage of drug-users could be much . ® be drug-related. price of non-fat dry milk skyrocket Diesel 74 Fuel Also Available Open Forum cept Wall is that outside auditors can help “We’re losing more leather and or because they wanted high-priced lost $1.5 billion to theft in fiscal higher because 46 px:rcent of those 150 Gallon Min. institutions show record profits even from about 85 cents a pound to as suede coats and jackets than anyth­ items they could not afford. 1988 — a 12 percent increase over arrested did not respwnd when asked Price subject to change - Volume Discounts when they are in their death throes, as much as $2.50 a pound in October Key events led up to summit ing else,” said Lewis W. Shealy, “Now it’s become clearer that the the previous year. They spent rough­ about drug use. Lincoln was. Start all over again vice president for loss prevention for real emphasis is to raise money to ly $190 million on security Among employees, the survey Keating counted on more than the slug­ Marshall Field’s, the Chicago-based pay for drugs,” he said. “Unless we measures in 1988, comptared with found that 40 percent of those ap­ grip on the country, the communist gishness of the bank board. He counted department store chain. can get the whole drug problem $172 million in 1987. prehended for theft admitted to drug 33rd Anniversary Celebration To the Editor: By The World Alamanac Gorbachev had been on hand to mark on members of Congress too. He has un­ under conuol, it will probably get The survey found 41 percent of use, while the figure was below 10 The entire town hall project should be scrapped and a the 40th armiversary of the German regime of Gen. Wojciech Jaruzelski “And those items are being stolen abashedly admitted that he expected his worse before it gets better. the cu o” its barbed-wire fence along the border group for the accounting firm Ernst Wednesday. TAKES PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING We now have the opportunity for increased public dorse “reform and democracy.” The president, heretofore largely a pened to Lincoln. In a rare interview with CD S > U with neutral Austria had sent shock waves & Young, said the upswing in In its annual survey, called “An input, to re-evaluate past and polarized notions about figurehead, would also have real power. our associate Michael Einstein, Keating THE RELOCATION OF HIS OFFICE However, Bush has said that his dis­ through the communist world. Hungary professional shoplifting ties in with Ounce of Prevention,” Ernst & building solutions and to entertain more flexible space A judiciary more independent from partly said, “There was a window in the savings cussions at sea near Malta with Soviet soon became a passageway for East Ger­ ON DECEMBER 4, 1989 utilization concepts to meet our future administrative of­ control would be established, and opposi­ and loan business when they were leader Mikhail Gorbachev won’t end with man refugees fleeing to West Gemiany. fice space needs. tion media outlets would be allowed. deregulating. I bought a deregulated Connecticut Concert Ballet, Inc. A TO any concrete two-party agreements: “We Many of them had come to Hungary’s as We should not rush into any scaled-down version of In elections to the new parliament, California savings and loan. I haven’t PRESENTS THE 11TH ANNUAL are not meeting to negotiate the future of “tourists” and then camped for weeks in 353 MAIN STREET the plan defeated in the referendum. Solicarity captured 99 of 100 seats in the done anything with the S&L that wasn’t Diamond Rather, a ‘fresh look’ approach would more likely win Europe.” Budapest before getting permission to upper house, or Senate, and all 161 seats completely in place in the package I MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT 06040 taxpayer endorsement for a new, cost-effective solution cross into Austria. bought.” Jsfatcracker- The sudden decision on Nov. 9 by East for which it was allowed to compete in Remount Event to the generally recognized need for more town hall Director: Joyce Darpiej ^ Germany’s new leaders to open the Berlin Eager to develop better relations with the lower house, the Sejm. The com­ Keating also charged that the regulators FOR THE PRACTICE OF space. Without the ‘fresh look’, Manchester may never Ellington High School I Manchester High School Wall after 28 years typified the pace of the West, Hungary dropped its reluctance munists and their allies in two small par­ had turned the thrift industry into a “Nazi have a new town hall. PEDIATRICS AND ADOLESCENT change throughout the Soviet bloc. It fol­ to help the refugees and actually aided state.” Sun. Decem ber 3rd Sat. December 9th Meanwhile, die town clerk’s space problem can be ties held the other 299 seats. lowed other sweeping reforms in Poland their efforts. By October, East Gcnnany at 3:00PM at 3:00PM & 7:00PM MEDICINE relieved by his expanding into the general manager’s of­ President Bush, visiting Poland in July, and Hungary. fices after the GM and staff is relocated to a leased was also forced to accept the departure of allied himself with the movement toward Arms race Tickets Available At: Expression By Alix, 520 Hartford Tpke., Office Hours: Telephone: thousands German embassies in Prague reform, but promised only modest U.S. (RTE 30) Vernon, Call 528-6266 or 633-6445 modular office positioned to the west of his cunent of­ Developments in Eastern Europe U.S.-Soviet relations may be at a high By Appointment 649-6166 and Warsaw. 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Reprinted by permission from The _ Alexander Girelli agement — WE'RE NO. 1." will punish us.” Facing up to the need to loosen its fimi World Almanac. 10 MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, Nov. 30, 1989 1 iBanrhrfitrr Hrralii Shooting at hospital ' C. Salvador Section 2, Page 11 Thursday, Nov. 30, 1989 From Page 1 fires debate on guns SPORTS employee also was reported burned Japan’s diplomatic liaison office, anonymity, denied the office had But many people remained NEWTOWN (AP) — A shooting No one was injured but the win­ during the fighting, but it was not about four blocks from U.S. Ambas­ been taken but said s'affers reported pinned down overnight in their incident at a state mental hospital dow of a car was blown out when a clear if it was the same house or if sador William Walker’s residence, fighting in the neighborhood. Japan homes by the fighting between the has renewed interest in whether the sawed-off shotgun discharged 100 police officers at those hospitals llic fire was set deliberately. U.S. was taken by the rebels, but the few reduced its embassy in San Salvador guerrillas and govcmmcnl troops. during a fight among three men on Familiar combination leads Celts Embassy officials refused to give people inside were allowed to leave to liaison status early in the decade- should be allowed to carry guns. Jeff Brown, another U.S. Embas­ The stale says guns are inap­ Wednesday morning. Police said one Jim out names or any other details. escorted by rescue workers, a Sal­ old war. EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (AP) — “Right now things arc snowballing be­ sy .spokesman, said perhaps 100 to propriate at the hospitals, but some of the men was charged with kid­ The U.S. Embassy, miles away vadoran I^reign Ministry source A Western diplomat said the guer­ The Boston Celtics went to a familiar cause of the way the schedule works,” 200 rebels had taken positions in Es- officers and a union official said the napping and reckless endangerment Murray near downtown San Salvador, told said. rillas had also seized the residence calon and Benito, heavily armed and combination to climb out of an early said Nets center Sam Bowie, who had 14 policy should be reviewed in the after the incident, which ended its employees not to try to get to In Tokyo, a Foreign Ministry offi­ of a mid-level French diplomat, al­ moving in small groups. season hole they have been digging for points and a team-high 11 rebounds. “It’s work. cial, speaking on condition of lowing those inside to be evacuated. wake of the shooting on the border when an unarmed Connecticut Val­ In a broadcast on its clandestine of a Middletown hospital Wednes­ ley Hospital officer intervened and m M\ themselves. not getting any easier. Wc need a victory Radio Vcnccrcmos late Wednesday, day. called Middletown police. With Larry Bird scoring 29 points, in a hurry. As soon as we get one we’ll the guerrilla leadership offered a Kevin McHale coming off the bench to forget about all of this.” six-hour truce this morning to allow Beman ^Deane ^ tally 23 and Robert Parish adding 17 and The Nets (3-11) have a lot lo forget School foreigners to evacuate Escalon and $ 170-a-person retreat set 10 rebounds, the Celtics defeated New about. They have not scored over 100 San Benito. Jersey 118-95 to hand the Nets their ninth points for nine suaighl games, including a From Page 1 this weekend for directors straight loss Wednesday night. franchise low 68 earlier this week against of all athletic “We needed a good win,” said Boston Utah. Hossain also presented plans at seven through 12, which calls for Bolton as a part of a regional school, By Alex Girelli of Holt, Wexler & Merchant of New coach Jimmy Rodgers, whose club had Bird, who had his only triple double of the meeting for a combined junior- building a small gymnasium in the the town would need to expand the Shooting Manchester Herald Haven will guide the board through lost two in a row and were in danger of the season against the Nets earlier this senior high school housing grades high school for just the junior high high school building, with projected its discussions. Sartor said. commissioners falling below the .500 mark for the first year, also had 11 rebounds, seven assists seven through 12. The cheapest es­ grades, would cost an estimated high school student enrollments for From Page 1 This weekend, the members of Sartor said the idea for a retreat Don’t look now but w/io would you guess is the time this year. and four steals as Boston ended a six- timate for that proposal is $9.8 mil­ $10.3 million. the latter part of the next decade the town Board of Directors will be grew from discussions he had with longest-running commissioner in all the field of sports? “But it was scary for a while,” he game road losing streak. lion. Superintendent of Schools rising to 325 or higher for just Bol­ cabinet and evidence that a bullet discussing the town’s problems and board members before he was hired Why, the commissioner of all golf is the correct answer. added. “Both teams needed to win and it “Some nights I have it and some nights Board of Education Chairman Richard Packman said that if the ton students. had entered the home. its long-range goals at a retreat at when it developed that the directors You might say he is the Deane (ouch!) of athletic com­ was really a close game for two quarters.” I don’t,” said Bird. “I have struggled a bit. James H. Marshall said at the outset town does not complete plans and Three similar shooting incidents the Inn on Lake Waramaug in the were concerned about long-term missioners. Bird, who missed most of last season My legs arc not as strong as I would like that no one on the board had seen have them approved by the state Currently there arc 260 students have been reported in the area. Litchfield County town of A lot of people didn’t think the game needed one. Golf following surgery on both heels, said he them to be and my liming is still a little the plans Hossain was presenting for within a year, the state aid would in the school, and that figure is ex­ Wood said. Washington. policy decisions. The retreat is part is the last stand of the freebooter, the rugged individualist was more concerned with the Celtics off. But if you don’t score 30 points a that option. drop to 49 percent of the new con­ pected to drop to about 230 next In August, a bullet was fired The workshop sessions will be of a plan by Sartor that included a in this era. Remember, these guys pay to play. There’s no problems than the Nets’ losing streak. game, people think something is wrong.” Under the plan for .a single school struction costs. year, because the town of Wil- early one morning at a home on East held Friday beginning at 7:30 p.m. survey of town employees which team plane, no coach, trainer. They even have to provide “We’ve been struggling and not play­ The 6-foot-9 forward connected on 12 has been completed, a retreat for grades kindergarten through Some residents at the meeting lington is pulling its students out of Middle Turnpike near the Bolton and on Saturday beginning at 9 a.m., their own clubs and golf balls and get to the tec on time ing well on the road,” he said. “In this of 20 shots from the field and nailed all the school gradually. workshop of town management per­ eight and a high school for grades said they were worried about the ac­ town line, he said. according to a notice posted in the themselves. league is doesn’t matter who you arc three of his 3-jx)intcrs, including two in a Hossain said that tliough the plans office of the town clerk and signed sonnel which was held Nov. 8 and 9, nine through 12, there would be a curacy of enrollment projections In November, police investigated They’re only semi-welcome at some of the venues playing. When you arc struggling you 14-2 run at the start of the fourth period he has drafted for both buildings by Town Manager Richard Sartor. and a survey of the public that Sar­ new cafeteria in the high school and prepared by James Roscoe, a Bolton two separate shooting incidents at they play— L.A. Country Club won’t even hear of have lo worry about yourself first and for­ when Boston moved ahead 92-71. a stage placed in that school’s gym­ only have one floor, any additions tor hopes to make in January. economist. He has said elementary homes on French and Steel Crossing The retreat was suggested by Sar­ having a pro tournament, even a U.S. Open. They take get about the other team. “Larry hit those two three pointers nasium to provide an auditorium enrollments may increase over the built would be su-ong enough to sup­ Roads in Bolton, Wood said. He said the results of that'survey, care of their own board and room and transportation. tor as a means of giving the direc­ “We won this game as a team,” Bird when we were really struggling,” said facility. The high school is currently next decade. port a second floor, if that were State Trooper Donald Jones of the tors a broad view of the town’s along with the findings of the Agen­ They arc the Bedouins of sport. You would think they added. “And that’s all that matters. We Nets coach Bill Fitch. “He got enough using two classrooms as a cafeteria. Hossain said the plans he needed in the future. Roscoe’s study Colchester barracks is investigating problems. da for Tomorrow group, will help would be as hard lo govern or regulate as a school of moved the ball much belter on offense shots tonight and he’s shooting the ball The plan also calls for building a presented would allow for future ex­ indicates that there is a large the incidents in Bolton, police said. Sartor said today that he did not identify the problems and possible sharks. Golf is a game of self-reliance. None of this The Associated Press large addition to the elementary pansion, if there were a dramatic projected growth in the elementary Anyone with information relating to know exactly how much the retreat courses of action to address them. “We” stuff for the birdie-makers. and wc able to gel some mismatches in­ well.” school and closing Bolton Center rise in the student population. grades that will probably result in the shootings is asked to call the will cc'.' but he said the cost will be Citizens participating in the Agenda Deane R. Beman was an unlikely candidate to lead this side with Kevin and Robert.” Rodgers credited Bird, Parish and TH E C H A SE — New Jersey Nets’ guard Lester Conner, left, out- School. Bolton Elementary School One option the Board of Educa­ higher high school enrollments in Manchester Police Department at about $170 per person. for Tomorrow program are studying nomadic, headstrong band. A dry, somewhat taciturn in­ The Celtics got a couple of breaks. McHalc with turning the game around. races Boston’s Charles Smith to grab a loose ball during first- now houses grades kindergarten tion is considering includes entering the mid-to-late 1990’s. 646-4555. A consultant, Kathryn Merchant a broad range of community needs. dividual who had been an insurance man, Deane had Nets center Joe Barry Carroll sprained an “Wc got a solid effort on the boards quarter action from their game Wednesday night at the from Robert and then Larry got hot which through four while the Center a regional school agreement with played golf the way he played life— meticulously, ankle in the second quarter and did not Meadowlands in East Rutherford, N.J. The Celtics won, 118-95. School houses grades five through another area community. Columbia cautiously. return after being sent to a hospital for opened things up for Kevin down low,” eight. is one community that has been dis­ There was no room for error the way Beman played. precautionary X-rays. Foul trouble also Rodgers said. “Wc seemed to build up A more expensive version of the cussed as a possibility. If another GUARANTEED LOWEST PRICES When you arc the short hitter he was, the rough is sidelined forwards Chris Morris and pressure and got better as the game went The Nets opened a 31-26 lead on Hop­ and six by Bird, who had 19 in the first Siberai. Beman could never waste a shot. He wore out on.” option for a school housing grades town sent its high school students to PLUS Charles Shackleford early in the third son’s layup in the second period. But the half. WE’RE THE TIRE COMPANY THAT GIVES YOU two four-woods a year. quarter when the Celtics broke the game Morris led New Jersey with 18 points Celtics took the lead lor good with a 22-8 Boston led 71-66 when it went on its Compare these FREE lervlcei! He probably never had an eagle putt in his career. If he open with a 21-5 run. and Dennis Hopson added 15. surge that featured nine points by McHalc 21-5 run to ice the game. FREE MOUNTING! did, he would have made it. He won four pro tourna­ ^ T /ie Best Tire Guarantee in the Countrjf" ments in five years, two U.S. Amateurs and was in a Kraft S' FR EE ROTATION!!’4!'.,... ^ IP L E PROTECTION OUARANTR|’*|^ playoff for a third. He won the British Amateur and S' FR EE ‘.'.£.'CHANGE0VER! WORKMANSHIP MILEAGE ROAD HAZARD finished second in a U.S. Open. It was an extraordinary From Page 1 ^ FREE FLAT REPAIR! All tlrai are guaranteed Selected tires are Selected tires are guar­ career for a guy who never heard anything on a fairway lor defecta In materials guaranteed tor mileage anteed for any and all road hazards such as nails, but, “I believe it’s you, Deane.” Al Joyner is GUARANTEED LOWEST PRICE POLICY and workmanahip lor the ranging tram 20,000 to 50,000 mllet depending glass, pot holes, curbs and went to Santa Ana, Calif, to testify W e'll beat any current price on any tire from any life ol tread |2/32" other potential hazards. There were those who thought the professional golfers double slayings. com petitor in Conn, or M ast. No it's, and't or but’s . . . remaining). on tire. in Kraft’s trial, and linked an we'll beat the price and still give you all our free *T lr« a S l«ct«d may b# covarad by ona or all of tha abova. didn’t need a commissioner so much as they needed a Kraft was arrested at 1:10 a.m. on services and our great guarantee. ______0 electric shaver that he bought for his May 14, 1983, on Interstate 5 in warden. But Beman considered the challenge just another 1 PRESIDENT’S PLEDGE RAINCHECK GUARANTEE 1 steamed with par-5 to a guarded green— two woods, a 7-iron and one son to Kraft, he said. Mission Viejo, when two California Town Fair Tire will give you the Guar­ If we don't have the tire you want In Church had given Eric the shaver, Highway Patrol officers who anteed Lowest Price on Tires PLUS stock, we will try to get it to you In 7 putt. include all our FREE SERVICES PLUS days. If we are unable to, we will which was found in Kraft’s house, stopped him for a traffic violation back them up with the finest guar­ substitute a tire of equal or better The PGA wasn’t exactly giving the product away that before his son left to travel across found a dead Marine in the front b u d o ^Z antee in the industry. OUR PLEDGE: value at the advertised price. Plus calendar year but the prize money was $7,895,450. Last PBICEP i To Give You The Best Buy On Tires In you'll still get all the free services accusations the county. passenger seat of his car. The Country! and great guarantee. year, Beman’s 15th, it was $36,959,307. —Noii Mellen, PRESIDENT The four-wood is still working fine. Prosecutors said that Kraft, whose By the end of the week, three m m - ALL-SEASON By Bert Rosenthal ^ Comput»rix d S t e « l B « lt 0d RADIAL W.W. The plus about golf is that while other sports may sell Orange County murders took place separate searches of his home and a 0 W h lte w a M g Prioabustart XH RADIAL rnriJitimtmmmcTrr. The Associated Press k Centerline TS5/SOR13 . . *31 1 5 5 /S 0 R 1 3 ...... *23 beer and razor blades, golf sells Cadillacs and Caribbean over a decade, may be the worst search of his car resulted in enough 1 6 5 /8 0 R 1 3 ...... * 3 9 Whittwallf TIIMPO RADIAL ARRIVA STIIl iaS/aOR13 *43 1 7 S /8 0 R 1 3 ...... * « 0 ALL-SEASON W.W 175/SOR13 . «4( RtLTlD W.W. 1 7 5 / 8 0 R 1 3 ...... * 3 4 1 8 S /8 0 R t3 ...... *94 1 S 8 /S O R 1 3 ...... * 4 0 Ias/S0R 13...... *8 ' cruises. You don’t need big numbers in the ratings, just serial killer in the nation’s history, evidence for law enforcement offi­ FRONT-END 18S/80R13 . . 'ai 1 8 5 /S 0 R 1 3 ...... * 3 5 i a 9 / s o n i 3 ...... * s a ia5/7sni4 •ae 1 8 5 /7 6 R 1 4 ...... *97 1IS/S0R13...... *91 WASHINGTON — The husband of 1988 Olympic 1 9 5 /7 5 R 1 4 ...... * 3 a 1S5/76R14 . . • 8 9 ies/7sni4 *41 1 9 5 /7 5 R 1 4 ...... » 7 1 1SS/75R14 . 'Sa ia i/7 5 R 1 4 ...... * 9 big spenders. the Los Angeles Times reported. He cials to link him to more than two 20S/76R14 . . . •SC 2 0 S /7 5 R 1 4 ...... * 4 0 30S/7SR14 . . . • 9 0 1M /7SR 14...... *9- ^ ALIGNMENT 315/7SR14 . . . *54 2 0 5 / 7 5 H ! 4 ...... * 7 3 heroine Florence Griffith Joyner is calling on tlic national 2 1 5 /7 5 R 1 4 ...... * 4 3 205/7SR1S... . * 9 3 1SS/78R1S...... •« The graph went steadily up. Beman ruffled feathers, dozen deaths of young men. 305/7SR1S •S3 2 1 5 /7 5 R 1 5 ...... *77 3 3 5 /7 B R 1 S ...... * 9 9 ZO B^S R ia...... *7' has been a suspect in 45 killings, in­ With the purchase of four new tires. 315/7SR1S . *84 2 0 5 /7 5 R 1 5 ...... * 4 2 2 3 S /7 S R 1 5 ...... • 7 9 J 3 3 6 /7 S R 1 S ...... • r * 318f7aR15...... *7 9 governing body of track and field to severely punish 33S/75R1S . *ai 2 2 5 /7 5 R 1 5 ...... ' 4 0 talked, so to speak, on someone’s backswing. But he was cluding six in Oregon and two in Orange County prosecutors used 235/7SR1S . . . *51 2 3 5 /7 5 R 1 5 ...... *49 those falsely accusing others of using drugs. M o s t taPnn M iti jealously protective of the tour he had been hired to Michigan. only 16 killings in their jurisdiction $12 ' C a rs ER4S0 W .W. FR 3I2 W.W. Al Joyner, the 1984 Olympic triple jump gold < 2 4 : ia 6 /7 0 fl1 4 ...... *7 4 1BS/B0R13...... * 4 t guide. for the guilt phase of Kraft’s uial, WITH PURCHASE NO PURCHASE NO ONE BEATS OUR PRICES! 20S /70R 14...... *7 9 19S/7SR14...... *» 0 medalist, was to express his views tonight before the OF 2 NEW TIRES NECESSARY BRIGADIER 21S/70R 1S...... *9 9 205/7SR1S...... *9 8 He put the all-exempt tour, which eliminated Monday But Kraft may have killed even the Los Angeles Times reported. iiU U M .U y i r e s r o ALL-SEASON Akeibeno snd M ePbenon Strut Are not Included a '402' RADIAL W.W. Athletes Advisory Committee of The Athletics Congress SUFREMI AU-SIASON CUSTOM POLYSTIIL '7 2 r STEEL BELTED ili/ a o N t i >4 qualifying. The idea— Gary McCord’s— was that Mon­ more people, the newspaper said. A During the penalty phase, evidence Town fair doe* not do repairt, ao we wHI not eell Radial WhitswAll Radial Whttawall t4lraoni3 •$ you any "ADD ONS" euch aa balljointa, ihocha, tie 155/aO R 13...... *4 4 ia S /a O R t3 ...... *8 4 RADIALS W 4/40nt3 •§ at TAC’s annual convention. “death” list found in Kraft’s car held rod end! and mora. At Town Fair you gal only th# t /6 / 8 0 R 1 3 ...... *S 7 17 S /7 & R 1 4 ...... * 9 9 ItS'M M I) 4 day qualifying made permanent rabbits of the players be­ of eight more killings in Oregon and a tig n m a n t . . . n o t th a " l e t r a a ." ______iaS/75R14 . ••3 1 9 S /7 5 H 1 4 ...... *7 2 iis,aoni3 •«> 3M/7M1S ^44 Griffith Joyner, winner of three gold medals and one ir»/soai3 *4t 3li/7M lf *44 1 61 entries, with several indicating 195/75R14 . >70 2 0 8 /7 5 R 1 5 ...... *9 0 iis/aoao *88 33S/7SR1I *70 cause, once they shot their way into the tournaments they Michigan was presented to the jury. 305/75R15. *77 30S/7SR14 <79 *40 33S rM1$ *78 - silver medal during the Seoul Games, and who set world For those Cars That Require A Com puterized 215^75R 1S ...... «7e 3 1 S /7 S R 1 6 ...... *9 9 1H/7MM4 <41 33S /7 S R 1 B ...... • 9 9 S h a w only sought to keep themselves there by just trying to Four W heel Thrust Angle Alignm ent records in the women’s 100-and 200-mcicr dashes in isiTOoodrich 2 3 5 /7 S R 1 S ...... *9 8 ALL-SUSON RADIAL STEEL BELTED RiTRIAOS — W.W. make the cut, not to win. 1988, has been accused on occasion of using drugs that $12 $20 $39 Radiol W.W. finllnentol 155/80R 13...... *2 4 TRAXI WHITEWALL WITH PURCHASE WITH PURCHASE NO PURCHASE ALL-SEASON W.W. 175/B 0R 13...... *2 9 UlratMU *44 Beman also protected the sponsors. Where the bylaws 1SS/aORl3 . *39 ia S /7 S R 1 4 ...... ia*r7tni4 ••• year. OF 4 TIRES OF 3 TIRES NECESSARY 19S*7SR 14...... • • a li&MM Il •tSi 30S^tRI4 'ft 3i»/r»nis •«# Aii>lb»nd en O MePbartort Strut Not IfKluOad on Alt Aboae 1IS/MHI3 >7) 3M/TMIS * •! 195/75R 14...... *3 9 Tares: ^ mandated a player tec it up in at least 15 tournaments a 20S/75R14 , . . • • 7 irsioRi) 'Ta 2ii/;wis *84 2 0 5/75R 14...... *3 7 Among the accusers were Brazil’s Joaquim Cruz, the Medicare 20S/7SR 1S...... •9 9 IH /rM K ' m I 33S/TWIS *87 21S/7SR 14...... ^44 year, guaranteeing a sponsor for Nicklaus or Trevino in a DIKIN A /l 22S /75R 15...... *4 2 VECTOR ALL-SEASON 1984 Olympic 800-mcter champion, and two Americans % HR W ID E n m 235/7SRYS...... *4 9 W h ita w a lls YOU minimum of one-third of the tournaments, there was From Page 1 20 5 /7 0 H R 1 4 _____ *9 7 2 0 S /7 0 R 1 4 ...... *77 — Carl Lewis, winner of six Olympic gold medals in 21S/70HR14.... *99 VOYAGER BRIDGESTONE 1 6 5 /7 5 R 1 4 ...... * 8 3 pressure to relax the restriction in the case of foreign 335/70HR14. . *104 Ia s /7 0 R 1 3 ...... *99 W h i t e w a ll 1 9 S /7 5 R 1 4 ...... * 8 7 1984 and 1988, and quartcr-miler Darrell Robinson, a Ltrgeil Selethon Pertomance 21S/70HR1S. .. *99 1 B S /7 0 R 1 4 ...... *9 9 1SS/aOR13...... *31 Z 0 5 /7 5 R 1 5 ...... * 8 7 Wntei$ m (A* Nartf>e»ti nKHOutg players. Beman resisted and then finally threw the \W ii 32SJ70HR1S. .. *109 2 0 5 /7 0 R 1 4 ...... *1 0 2 1 9 5 /7 5 R M ...... *94 2 1 S /7 5 R 1 S ...... * 1 0 0 OR “ WE PAY THE TOW" QUARANTEEI former national champion. 33S/70HRIS... *112 3 2 5 /7 0 R 1 S ...... *1 1 9 205/79R 1S ...... 'SI 2 2 5 /7 5 R 1 5 ...... * 1 0 7 D4tall4 In Storaa a month, from $25.96. The policy •24 percent on the Century 90 fIRUTIONWWUlONTIMU. ' problem in the lap of his tournament policy board and the Cruz and Lewis later apologized, and Griffith Joyner AviilAbtalOf » ^ • I I ...... ' Premium Steel Belted covers the Medicare deductible on ptolicy, which covers doctors’ fees. M o tl cA ri Radial Whitewall general membership. called Robinson “a crazy, lying, lunatic” in a nationally Oomatiict and Importt SNOW physicians fees and the 20 percent The cost will be $50.08 a month for mSTALLEO FREE FLUS AFFIU K I • WfOS • t T • CANTEC • ETOU 15S/80R13.*99 18S/7SR14.*78 I 20S/7SR1S *92 The foreign players might have won the Ryder Cup PIRELLI P77 W.W. • cCNiEaimE > EFUOw • aoao • UFtaioa ri6S/80RY3.*98 195/7SR14 .*79 2 1 5 /7 S R 1 5 *88 televised confrontation. ■ suFCn.irE iAd AMT t> M i l•u •a l I 175/80R13.*f7 205/75R14.*82 225/75R15 *99 of Meidcare-approved doctors’ fees an individual instead of $40.39. The ASIFCMOUIUOW lOWHIlCES' (a n m o m iy (CPTOOiraq) but they lost this international competition. Even if it I ia5/80R13.*69 21S/75R14.>85 I 235/75R1S *93 “Any member, delegate, athlete, coach, manager, offi­ that Medicare doesn’t pay. family rate will rise to $103.30 from RADIAL WHITEWALL cost the tour seve Ballesteros, the 15-toumamcnt require­ 1st Steel Belted cial, or member of any committee who has been accu.sed Rates for “Plan 82,” which covers »C U S I S N C U tl taOUNTIMO ment stuck. The word to the Europeans was, “If you want $83.31. ULTRA-HIGH iOviPHtMT ro e A u o r Quality RADIAL W.W. by any other member, delegate, athlete, coach, manager, I r 179/80419 .*88 v W ■ N U L t AMO W Hf It s THAT 1SS/a0R13. *94 iaS/75R14 *99 i the 20 percent but not the deduct­ •53.2 percent, on the average, for PERFORMAHCETIRES U4UWI IFfCIAl HANM.WG. tas/soRi9 *sa 205/75R 15 . .*7 2 our money, play our game.” 1IS/7M 14 .*18 16S/a0R13. *99 19S/7SR14 . *99 215/75R1S..*7S official, or member of any committee of using or having ible, will increase 32.4 percent, to AVON 39S/7SNI9 *70 17S/80R13. *99 20S/7SR14 . * 7 2 22S/7SR15. >79 He led the PGA out of its middle-man category and a comprehensive policy covering TOKOHAMA A50. OtipMtel t pulpmetit iaS/a0R13. .*93 215/7SR14 . '7 9 235/75R1S. *92 u.scd any illegal or pcrfonnancc-cnhancing drugs, may ■ •4MHHI4Mem ter isat 'IK PotMoMe Merem TIGER I $30.08 a month, from $22.72. hospital and doctors’ charges, aimed le te o H itM m a a l|»a0M4 M ATk into active participation with the formation of PGA Tour IMMHMIi AIM IH/MM4 I4 >M T ir c « fo n « request a hearing (before TAC),” Joyner wrote in a IH/kOH41k <44 L YOKOHAMA AVSA ■ 30k/k4HAIk -4k 208/7$R19.*99 Investments which now includes 13 new stadium-type The department also approved at people who usually have health lk/ VRIk Afia t6 5 /7 0 H M S TOWN A COUNTRY SNOW resolution to be read to the Athletes Advisory Commit­ ALL-SEASON 3 30 1 5 5 /S O R 1 3 ...... *R A The Associated Press Mem tot 1444 itkrkovnii Aitk 1 I 0 /6 9 H ) M rate increases on Blue Cross & Blue iltrMVPU Ai; 33ktk0VMIk M k 4 190/4SH390 . 1 9 5 /7 6 R 1 4 ...... * n tournament players’ courses, teaching centers and other problems. Itk.MVUM A|, QISLAVED tee. itf/M v n u iaa/40H in4 COflllrwiiMI ...... Shield health insurance sold to miMvnii All l•k/40MMI4 golf real estate development. PGA assets have grown The policy will cost about 33 per­ ait.-Mviiii All C N II » C V S 1 ECONOMY $ ONE MORE TIME — Sugar Ray Leonard, left, and Roberto Duran pose at a news con­ A hearing committee “shall require the person making >04,t»vNia «a: H»»40TWI*______TEEL BELTED r a d i a l -RETREAD 271/MVHII •>; mm people who are not on Medicare, in­ cent more — $246.89 a month in­ }»«/Mv«u AH HMIT TRUCKS S RADIAL SNOW W.W. AChtd 8f Town Fan's from $730,000 to $70 million. the accusation to attend the hearing in person, and to 2)$/tSAll *119 I 8 15S/eOR13..*4S 21S/75R14. . *84 s n o w s ,.Fsmous "IRON-CLAO ference in Los Angeles Wednesday to promote their WBC super middleweight fight in one cluding: i«*4|MII« AIM tHlWIlt >Ue aooRias *104 0KA8SLE” OuArsmst The senior tour, which began with two tournaments in stead of $185.63 — for a man age YOKOHAMA 392 165/80R13 . .*4S 22S/7SR14..*«9 1S5/80R13.. *21 present all evidence in his possession substantiating tlic m a tv M it llt'k O K 4 l) m 17S/80R13 . .*S4 22S/75RU.. *49 week. It will be the third meeting betweeen the veteran fighters. 30k'kOM4 l3 AIM 1X C H 4 20S/75R1S.. *82 17S/80R13 .. *38 205/75R15... *42 1980, is now 40 tournaments strong and growing. The •43.9 percent on the SP-200 50 to 54 who pays a $1,250 deduct­ lkk/«»H4M A|OT a 1B5/eOR13..*87 accusation,” the resolution said. l»k/kOH4 l4 A41T 30k42 23S/75RY5... *84 3e»/kOH4 l( Alt* OIUNO SaiRIT NRX 21S/7SR19 . *98 23f>99Rl t8 205/75Rt4..*S2 215/7SR14.. *49 The cost will rise from $138.61 a Ml'UINIt 3»k/kav4»k »!*■ Penmve Ueeet Ptecumee 239/79819. . *93 979/814.! kick in with 30 events next year. Blue Cross & Blue Shield said it >4»;Mznie ia*a*A4iiAM mi«eM4i*t«*Mtit •• IHIOHNU 1M/40MHI4 * I M ■ I A 9 KILLY ALL-W f ATHER 235/7SR1& . . events and 30 Ben Hogan Tour events next year,” Beman and for a family from $266.57 to prehensive policy in the first nine iH M v a ii'ij* i«i««M4i> ‘ tt 3M* 0At4 l3 akk/40HII14 •lit 700 14 . •84 490 146 *41 31R10.S0A16 . “The Congress already has the power to suspend or 3M 40H4I* tkk/kOHRIk LIGHT TRUCK RADIAL Leonard, Duran set to give l3**«y4l*>tM 1*L*(H4U A« 100 19 . •4 7 40 0 14.4 'M lt*4*M II< me 1M44MII. » aoirtoHNtk 1 9 6 /7 5 R 1 4 ...... * 9 9 235/9SR18 ... $383.59. months of this year. IH4*H4I* -M IIM4H41I •*< aik/kOHMik H74-I9 •44 4 79-149 . ••! 2 0 S /7 S R 1 S . . * 9 9 says. “We will be playing for a total of $75 million.” expel. All wc arc doing is proposing a special procedure jiniootstant 34k/*0HMtk 790 11 21S/79R1S . .lOa • I08WINOER PREMIUM SI EEL BELTED POT8NZA RK71 3kl/40HHtk RADIAL . All Terrain by General M ir ix o T 'kk/kovnik . *84 4 90K149 2 3 5 /7 6 R 1 S * 1 0 9 C c o ilo m y A pretty creditable stewardship, reflects the Deane of aok/kovNtk LR7I 16 2 i6 / B 6 R ia . " l a a IMPORT SNOWS implementing this power, in a special class or case. 299/79K19 •44 4 79R14 9 209/79819. •941 239/79819 33k/kOV4 «k •S04 23S/8SRie. . . * 1 4 9 219/79819 . *971 L229/9981I* 1S5R12...... *99 175R14...... *79 34k/kOVH1k IMPORT SNOWS golf. “I’m not sure it can get much better.” 33k/kOVH1k tS5Rl3...... *S4 1BS/7014...... *89 15SR13...... *48 17SR14...... *99 “It may be said that the proposed resolution would in­ 16SR13...... 1B5/70R14 ...*9S MICHBLIN MXV YOKOHAMA 165R13...... *48 1I5/70R14... *89 lt*rMH414 .|; “ AVS" ULTRA 175/70R13.,. 'TS 165R15...... *74 But Deane Beman, as usual, is not satisfied with just ‘Uno Mas’ just one last shot fringe the right of free speech. ... But if he (or she) is ObMS.Y/A 17S/70R13...*S8 195/70H14... *78 lt*< t*H 4l4 A|; HI-PERFORMANCB 1|*kOH4 l4 185/70R13... *88 A|, 33«/i0vni* AIM ll*'kOH tS 18S/70R13...»88 169R15...... *84 lt* ,* * M 4 ll A|i 4 «47 par. If there is a haziird on his fairway, it is that the PGA speaking in such a way as to damage TAC and its other 33S;WVRII A M 4 Other $Uo$ *¥eHePte SPORTS CAR MADD 34LMVR 1I AMI ^ « a r— la ^ SKIOOBSTONI HP4t OhULTMAHIOM TOWN FAIR'S OWN W I D E H IG H P E R I does not have a “major” to sell. He hankers cither to sup­ pletely in that match. of the sport and 1 feel it’s time for IttWHMIt A« aiKEN ALL-SEASON paapoAMAwcf rraft QUmilV TIRES FOE SMELL CARS - COMPACTS - UNUSUAL SIZES - MIOCESTONC- TONOHA o r m a n c e By Ken Peters members, he (or she) may be expelled from TAC. Free 3M 40HMII •• r|t*««i« AM, >Mi KILLY CNAROIR MA . MICHIUN * CISLAVEO - PINEUI • CONTINENTAL • SCMPEAIT • COODTEAA jrE inert' 70 S$rlei SNOW W.W. Of the third meeting with Duran, 3l»*0H4 lft MO '••«••'< *IH ItllMUl AIM RIKEN SNOWS plant the Masters as the fourth or create his own fifth me to retire.” 2I{«»H4 I» >11 ni4»Aeii AIM m uA«it >111 185 /70 H 1 4 ...... 7 9 The Associated Press speech is the right to speak freely, but not the right to be |IL*»a494 205/6MI3.. •*( 225/6M14.M1* major. Leonard said: “This is very impor- Leonard retired two years later, From Page 1 R I B O E S IQ N •PORTS CAR STCIL SPORTS TIRES 2 05 /70 R 1 4 ...... *9 9 I85/SOR14.. >91 195/60015. >10* free from the con.scqucnccs of what you say.” XZX MXL BBLTBD RADIALS 1994813 >34 1179814 *4 195/6«ni4. *10* U u ii; it could possibly be my last 1998R12 434 149/4SRI9 888 199SR I3 4 3 8 176/7M13 848 1S981) '3 4 179/70813 <44 2 15 /70 R 1 5 ...... *9 4 205/60015. M15 “We are running a business here,” he complains. “And after having surgery to repair a 1458RI3S44 t79/70Rt) 844 199R13 4 3 8 145/70R1) 181 225/70R 1S ...... iOT 205/60R14. *t14 LOS ANGELES — Roberto The resolution was drafted by the Jo>^lcrs, along with Town P*tr‘$ Own 11981) *38 149/7081) *44 215/60015 . *11* fight ... the one they’ll remember. Ictti said. 1998R13 848 1IS/70R1) 444 1 I9 N 1 ) . 8 4 1 I49/70R14 484 119819 •4tM49'70 8l4 >44 " n a u t i i u v i i . i ... you have no idea what a plus it is to have a star event in detached retina in his left eye. He daughter said she hopes people will QUAUTV RAISED 14S8R13 SSI 149/70R14 487 1I9R 15 • 4 8 tM/70R14 448 Duran retired in 1980. Sugar Ray their business adviser, Gordon Baskin, and their lawyer. MADD has four chapters, consist­ WHITE LETTER RAOIAL9 14S8ni5 S tf 149/70R14 444 174K14 8 4 8 DUNLOP SP ALL SEA. WHITEWALL tton ol BIAS Sn o w s . . as $i your briefcase when you’re dealing with television. My last fight (against Hearns) was made his first comeback in 1984, see and pick up a message “to serve m/IMO >H n u i m u >78 1798K14 888 155SA12 *48 17SRI4 . *84 tho aUAflANTEeO LOWEST M i 8 SNOW Leonard retired in 1982. Only Al Joyner attended the convention. 2U4M1] •44 77S/7M1S *14 1498R14 888 PIRELLI P77 eiAchwali t4SR13 *48 17S/70R13*8I SNOW PRICESI Stop m and ehaek issni3...... ing of several hundred volunteers, •740«U I M 9;7IM I4 •it 24S/tOai9 •S t 1 8 5 / 6 0 R 1 3 ...... * 7 9 Don’t you think baseball is glad to have the World Scries not that impressive; 1 think it wasn’t then immediately retired again, as a reminder not to drink and drive •1414 19S /70H R I4 *1 0 4 tSSR13 *18 1I5/7I)R13*88 oul ovf hw. low pncaa on 1 6 b R 1 3 ...... *6 5 3IL7WI4 *74 7)9/10819 *78 CONTINENTAL But as the decade closes, the two “A person should be punished for making accusations A C ltM l 2 0 5 /7 0 H R I4 *1 0 8 t6SR13 *83 185/70RU*88 1 9 5 / 7 W 4 ...... 4 8 8 BIAS SNOW TIRES V 6 / 7 0 R 1 3 ...... 479 during the holiday season.” across the state. Chapters besides 34L/94R14 >44 799 I0 8 I9 ‘ N CONTACT A/S 1ISR16 *84 1B$/70R14'77 in its quiver? Football has the Super Bowl. College bas­ and I’m my own biggest critic.” saying after an unimpressive ninth- T3V7M 14 <14 779A4RI9 *84 1S9RI3 is a 14S'70R14 'I T fighters, well beyond middle age for without valid facts,” he said Wcdnc.sday. 16SR13 >88 KELLY METRIC “We want to make this a less New London/Windham arc in 14S/45TRI5*88 ALL-SEASON AVON ketball has the Final Four. Hockey, the Stanley Cup. Pressed about retirement Wednes­ round knockout of Kevin Howard, a.r. GOODRICH llA GRAND PRIX High IPwrIormmnco 17SR14 *74 1fS/70SR14*83 180/49R380 • l i t their sport, go at it again in “Uno “And I want it to be stipulated iliat a first offender ll& R U *78 1558R12 *38 145SR14 *18 R titsd W hile Letter YOKOHAMA ?0S/70R14*118 1558R13 *48 175/70«13*87 300/80R380. •1 2 7 day during a press conference violent holiday season” through the Litchfield, New Haven and Fair- it9/7oni3 *7e H k ii. d WtMta L 4 l1 k 'i I7S/70R13 *77 330/59R380 •1 3 8 Those help sell the whole package.” “There’s no sense fooling myself. 306/40RI1 'ae 1558R13 .'87 1l5/70ai3*f1 Mas.” should be punished by expulsion. He shouldn’t be given reduction of alcohol-related acci­ field, according to MADD. a 0 9 /7 o n i4 .. *7 e 219/90HRI] *11B BRIDGESTONE 16S8R15 *88 1I5/70R14*88 [MONSTER fm i^ Beman has striven mightily to make, first, the World featuring the fighters, Leonard said That’s it.” 2t6/70ni4 *84 149/40HR14 *119 155R13 *831 17S70R13*SS 1758R14 .'f# 1B5/70R14*SS MICHELIN TRX Their Dec. 7 bout at the new a second chance. 239/40*114 -e e 2I9/90HR14 *1tS t o n d h a m a 339/701114 ••• 3)9/40HRI4 •128 ieS /70R 36S •ts iMUIRINO AU fllIM N m runt .,,9 he wasn’t sure when he would quit dents, Colletti said. The organi/,ation was founded in TOYO ALL-SEASON M«t*4ai* 'I** Scries of Golf a “major” and more recently the Players The fighters arc considerably 349/90H14 ••• 24S/40HR14 *128 PIRELLI P-3. P-44 185/85R 385 *1 0 9 1 1* 1. f. SM^rkk Mirage hotel in Las Vegas will be “Wc’rc trying to do something because we’re tired of 339/90R19 ••• Z 2 B « n d 7 1 S te 0 /8 5 R 3 9 0 lUIStMli *1** l••ll!=Goo411 LT235/7SR19 *110 Championship. again. older, of course, than tlicy were for 399/70H I9 249/4011819 *128 17S/70R13 *8 0 «f.**4 « l4 >44* their third, thus the slogan “Uno people dealing in rumors, just because tlicy may not like t5 5 /8 fl1 3 1 6 S n i3 ____ ...... *GS 2 0 0 /8 0 V R 3 M •1 8 8 SIUSOHII S14S 31X10SOR15 *119 379/90R19 2 U ;4 9M 81 9 ------*4S AR4444D m ia MV* people arc killed and 560,000 in­ main goals, according to Colletti: to 18S/708R14 . 1 7 8 /7 0 8 R 1 3 ...... •■ ■ 220/S S V R 3M • I ts W H O TRAC 30X9 50815 *113 He docs this by sweetening the pot. Victory in the Leonard, whose record is 34-1-1 their fights in 1980, and they also *SS 1 8 5 /7 0 S R 1 3 ...... *79 MICHIUN XCH4 <0 ' * • • • 32X11.50815 *127 someone. I iliink it’s getting out of hand.” t85/7 0 8 R 1 4 *SS R V I R W l M9S0RI9 >138 •< >» 'lA * Mas” — One More. m i A W i •■r' 1 9 5 /7 0 S R 1 4 ...... *97 4 90K14 4108 ) l 10 9 0 fll9 • IS 9 124* <44* with 25 knockouts, and Duran, 85-7 jured in alcohol-related driving acci­ help ease the pain of families whose Owllin* Whiu L4ll*r *** ie s / 7 o a R i4 ...... * 7 e Y O K O H A M A lO M I 4* >4r» LOW PRICED Players Championship provides for 10 years’ exemption will be heavier. i/kiignii 37*rtMI» RIKEN 30*190811 4114 )}I190RI8 'Itt Other incentives aside, Leonard, Joyner said his wife, who retired from competition in kt II.A»M«(M.ll 14* 7MI3 HR ALL SEASON JlitO tO RIi 4119 )3 1790RI9. <179 ll.'l** *41* “MONSTER 3U/70R M m a o R i* US/70HR13*H 1 205/70HRI4*|$ GOODYEAR CORSA OT ■ •.M*l*t 4I** with 61 knockouts, fought the first dents across the country, she said. members have been victims of I inrtO R i* tiLrO R u 3 i*a tR i* 179/70H81) •M l IH/70H8l4>|O t tsoniil 4188 TIRES'* on the tour. For a golfer, that’s a castle in Spain. IM-NIRU TOiaOHRII 1ISI70HR14*N I5 9 /4 0 R 1 3 •8 4 ii9'70H8i) >81 m/roN8i4>iei 31*11 90R1I 8188 fiOOOTIAI W IAN8UI it.*et*« >t** 30kl 90815 999 33, will cam a guaranteed $12.7 They fought at 147 pounds in February, was tested for drugs in many countries and 3M//0R U l»k/»0HRI| ))it3 90A1l 9148 30S90RI9 «14S drunk driving accidents, to lobby for m//gRi« m/70HR14*7f 174/70R 13 *8 8 II9'70H814 ' m I ■IDIWINOIR 31I10.90R19. 9109 time in June 1980. Duran pounded On Nov. 20, Colletti held M 9/7 9R 19 SttOSORII >183 The public, however, docs not get any institutionalized million. Duran, 38, will collect $7.6 1980 and will have a 162-pound “never had any problems.” 211/74811 3tllS0ni9 *173 AM T*rr*lA 8y 0*«»*«*5 31111.40819 . 9 1 1 9 SOtStORI* S tS I 33112 40819 .. 1 1 2 9 out a 15-round decision in Monu-eal Manchester’s first annual “Project the enforcement of stricter dnink 339/79819 }I i I»»6N I* S t t * 235/9981I . 911. goodies and it remains to be seen whether the players’ million. limit this time. He said it was a “crime” for tuiyonc to falsely accuse Red Ribbon” volunteer night, she driving laws and to help educate the TOWN FAIR TIRE CENTERS srs enthusiasm can translate to fan enthusiasm. “This fight is very important to that remains the only loss on Duran recently had ballooned to someone of using dmgs. said. Ten volunteers met at St. public about tlic serious consequen­ Peter Rozclle is gone from pro football. Baseball has me. I’ve waited for nine years,” said Leonard’s record. near the 200-pound range, but his “They plant the seed and they liotx' it grows,” he said. Mary’s Episcopal Church, 41 Park ces of drinking and driving. had, tragically, three commissioners in a year, David Duran, who quit in the eighth round In the rematch, five months later uaincr, Carlos Hubbard, said Wed­ “If they don’t show up for tlic hearing, it already LET’S HEAR YOUR COMMENTS, COMPLAINTS OR COMPLI at New Orleans, Leonard avenged St., to help make the handouts. Colletti said she decided to get in­ EAST HARTFORD MANCHESTER VERNON MENTS m order to help aerve you batter — if you have a I Stem is only in his fifth year at the helm of the NBA. of their second bout in 1980, saying, nesday that Duran was back to shows they lied. And they should be banned for life. If comment or jutl want lo lilk to ue about our oparation ' the defeat as a beaten Duran The group made about 1,500 of volved in MADD about 1-1/2 years 467 E. Main Street 328 Middle Tpke. West 295 Hartford Tpke. Contact or writa NEIL MELLEN, Preeident The word “czar” is overworked and misleading. he wanted no more, “No mas, no 1591/2. you want to get rid of somclliing, why be lenient?" (locattd In tht W trthoutG Fooda Plua) (■Croat from Kontucky Fr(«d Chicktn) (Loctttd In K-Mart Shopping Ctr.) .V TOWN FAIR TIRES mysteriously quit in the eighth them, and Colletti will make the ago because, “1 became a mother 114 Honeyepot Rd., Stretford. CT 0S497 But no one speaks for his sport any more authoritative­ mas.” Leonard, who appeared lo have Lewis, who boycotted the 1989 national outdoor ^ 7 Call TOLL FREE 1-800 972-2249 remaining 2,000 herself and also and I had heard about the magedies 569-8710 646-8227 872-2060 ly— or successfully— than Deane Beman. As usual, you “This is a fight I take very round. He said afterward that lost much of his foot speed last sum­ championships because of “idcalogical differences” with deliver them, she said. of other mothers whose children had may be ahead of him off the tec. But when you get on the seriously,” said Leonard, who had stomach cramps made it impossible mer when he fought Hearns, ad- TAC, said Wednesday he had no plans to compete in the Last year, MADD delivered a been hurt or killed in drunk driving ALL STORES OPEN MON. AND THURS. 8:30-8 • TUES., WED., FRI. 8:30-6 • SAT. 8:30-4 © TOWN FAIR TIRES, INC. 1989 green— well, you better make the putt. implied after his last fight, a 12- for him lo continue. iniitcd he’s uncertain whether he 19‘X1 meet. million ribbon packages to people in accidents. round draw with Thomas Hearns on Duran also said he was ending his will be able to move laterally If he doesn’t, that would eliminate him from compet­ Connecticut, but this year the goal “I thought to myself, my God, Jim Murray is a syndicated columnist. June 12, that his heart wasn’t com­ career, explaining, “I’ve gotten tired against Duran as well as he wants. ing in the 1990 Goodwill Games at Seattle has been extended to 2 million, Col- this could happen to me,” she said. 12—MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, Nov. 30, 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. Nov. 30, 1989—13 SCOREBOARD Clippers lose, but Danny Manning is definitely back sists—Arkansas 24 (Mayber^ 10), S. Alabama 19 (Jamas 10). Total feuls—Arkansas 18, S Hockey ECHO hockey Alabama 19. A-8,822. By Bill Barnard Hornets to 32-for-lOl shooting, How Top 25 fared The Associated Press NBA Roundup were never threatened after taking ■s. an early 16-point lead. How the Associated Press' Top 25 teams NHL standings Squirt B fared Wednesday: Danny Manning is back, but not Charlotte was led by Kelly 1. Syracuse (2-0) beat Cornell 108-56. WALES CONFERENCE Bradley Kitchens routed Southeastern, 10-2. 2. Arizona (1-0) did not play. much else has changed for the Los creased the Bucks’ margin to 97-90. Tripucka, who had 19 points despite Patrick Division Sean Wardell and Trever Frenetle scored three 3. Georgetown (2-0) did not play. Angeles Clippers. Gary Grant had 21 assists for the 5-for-19 shooting, and Rex Chap­ W L TPts GF GA goals and picked up two assists apiece for the 4. Kansas (4-0) did not play. NY Rangers 13 9 4 30 95 82 winners. Tim Danahy had two goals and an as­ 5. Missouri (3-0) did not play. The 1988 No. 1 draft pick and Clippers. man with 15 points on 6-for-22 New Jersey 11 10 3 25 95 94 sist while Mike McCarthy had a goal and an as- 6. UNLV (3-1) did not play. college Player of the Year made his Knicks 129, Warriors 111: New shooting. Philadelphia 11 10 3 25 90 81 ■ sist. Chris Chambers added the other goal 7. Duke (2-0) beat Canisius 102-M. first appearance since a serious knee York outrebounjled Golden State Pistons 111, Suns 103: Isiah Pittsburgh 9 13 2 20 93 102 while Kris Davis collected two assists. Jeremy 8. Illinois (1 -0) did not play. Washington 9 1 1 4 22 79 83 Philbin also had an assIsL Also playing well 9. Louisiana State (1-1) did not play. injury last Jan, 4 and played bril­ 60-30 as Patrick Ewing grabbed a Thomas had 29 points and 14 assists r NY Islanders 5 18 3 13 84 109 were A.J. Robenhymer and Kevin Thompson in 10. Michigan (2-1) beat Grambling SL 8870. liantly. But it wasn’t enou^ as the career-high 24 rebounds to go with and Bill Laimb^r scored 11 of his Adams Division goal. 11. Arkansas (3-0) beat South Alabama Buffalo 16 5 4 36 92 71 Bradley also beat Wallingford, 4-2. Frenette 10890. - Clippers lost 117-103 to Milwaukee. his 44 points, one shy of a career season-high 21 in the fourth period Montreal 16 10 2 34 90 75 had two goals and an assist to lead Bradley. 12. North Carolina (2-1) did not play. Boston ^ 20 minutes of action, Manning best. as IDetroit beat Phoenix. 14 7 2 30 83 63 Wardell and Danahy added the other goals. 13. Louisville (2-1) did not play. Hartford made his first six shots and scored Ewing had 17 rebounds and 22 The defending NBA champions 11 14 1 23 81 86 Chambers and Wbrdell had assists. Bob Curtis 14. Indiana (2-0) did not play. Quebec 6 18 2 14 80 116 and mcCarhty aslo played well. 15. UCLA (1-0) did not play. 21 points, 10 in a span of less than points in New York’s 72-point led 18-13 after the first period and CAMPBELL CONFERENCE 16. Temple (1-0) did not play. Norris Division four minutes during a 23-6 Los An­ second half as the Knicks, trailing 45-35 at halftime, holding Phoenix Pee Wee B 17. Oklahoma (1-0) beet U.S. International W L TPts GF GA geles rally. by a point at halftime, overwhelmed Hebron Vfeod Products played Wallingford, 173-101. to season lows for points in a quarter Minnesota 16 8 1 33 97 82 but no score was given. Scorers were Brad 18. Pittsburgh (1-0) did not play. “I don’t remember Manning the Warriors and built an 11-point and a half. Chicago 14 10 2 30 95 90 Fires (2 goals, 1 asssist), Floberl Skoglund (1 19. Notre Dame (1 -0) did not play. fl St. Louis being that quick,” Bucks coach Del lead in the third period. Chambers paced Phoenix with 25 11 8 4 26 85 72 goal. 2 assists), Brian O'Leary (1 goal), Andy 20. SL John's (3-1) did not play. Toronto 12 14 0 24 105 118 Zianio (1 goal) and Tyler Brooks (1 assist) 21. Georgia Tech (2-0) did not play. Harris said. “He showed amazing Chris Mullin, who has scored at points while Kevin Johnson had 21 Detroit 6 16 3 15 75 105 Jk 22. Memphis Stats (3-0) did not play. quickness for a guy wearing that least 20 points in every game this Smyths Division after missing the last three games Junior House 23. Oklahoma State (1-0) did not play. Calgary 10 9 8 28 114 98 knee brace. The Clippers are going season, led the Warriors with 31 and with a suained left hamsuing. 24. Florida (0-0) did not ^ay. Edmonton 11 10 5 27 99 92 Green played BlacIL but no score was give. 25. North Carolina State (2-1) did not play. to be a far better team with Man­ Mitch Richmond had 26. Rookie 76ers 114, Cavaliers 84: Hersey Los Angeles 12 10 2 26 103 1 00 Turen Bull had three goals while Rachel Kort Winnipeg 12 12 1 25 77 86 and Whitney Flatterson had one assist apiece. ning. He’s a very talented player.” Tim Hardaway scored a season-high Hawkins made 13 of 14 shots in Vancouver 9 12 4 22 84 91 Arron Charbonrteau played vxoll in goal. How Top 25 women fared “I think I did some things to help 19 points to go with 12 assists. scoring a season-high 28 points, and Wednesday's Games The White beat the Gold, 5-2. Jamie Carroll How the Associated Press' Top 25 women's the team out,” Manning said. “I felt ^ c e rs 100, Jazz 88: Indiana held Montreal 5, Quebec 2 (2), Chris McCreary (2) and Justin Gouchoe teams fared Wednesday: Philadelphia pulled away in the third Washington 5, Detroit 3 scored the goals for the winners. Grog FYinas 1. Tennessee (2-0) did not play. fine and I feel that I could do every­ Utah to eight points in the second quarter against injury-riddled Winnipeg 5, Now Ifork Rangers 4 scored both goals in defeat 2. Louisiana Tech (2-0) did not play; thing I did before the injury. I don’t quarter, the ftcers’ best defensive Cleveland. Toronto 3, Vancouver 2, OT 3. Stanford (2-0) did not play. quarter since jdining the NBA in r Bantam A think I looked too bad, but 1 forced The victory was the fourth Thursday's Games 4. Georgia (3-0) beat Georgia Tech 8870. V Buffalo at Boston, 7:35 p.m. ECHO defeated Central, 6-4, and lost to 5. North Carolina Stale (3-0) boat Western some shots and missed some shots 1976. straight for the 76ers, who took ad­ Montreal at Quebec, 7:35 p.m. Central. 7-2. Mike Rodriguez led the way for the Eaton 3-5 3-6 9, Hansen 4-7 0-0 9, Stockton Wolf 3-5 8 0 6, Harper 8 1 2 0-0 10, Grant 4-6 Carolina 90-47. and my defense wasn’t where I Indiana’s previous best defensive vantage of Cavaliers injuries to Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, 7:35 p.m. winners in the first game with two goals and two 811 2-2 12, Bailey 4-111-2 9, Rudd 4-51-110, 2-2 10, Benjamin 4-5 2-3 10, Manning 7-10 7-7 6. Auburn (3-0) did not play. Hartford at SL Louis, 8:35 p.m. assists while Peter Hayes. Eric Peterson, Tyler Basketball Griffith 1-3 0-0 2, Brown 1-4 8 0 2, Johnston 1-2 21. Garrick 2-4 3-4 7, Marlin 0-1 0-0 0. Totals 7. Long Beach State (2-0) did not play. wanted to be.” quarter came on Nov. 29, 1983, starters Mark Price, Larry Nance, at Chicago, 8:35 p.m. Klewin and Mike Russo added one goal apiece. 0- 0 2, Johnson 0-0 8 0 0. Totals 3873 16-274871 88 23-26 103. 8. Purdue (81) did not play. “We knew they were going to be when the Racers limited Philadel­ Brad Daugherty and reserve Tree Minnesota at Calgary, 9:35 p.m. Sean Allard. Mike Welnicki and Graham Dal- INDIANA (100) Milwaukee 27 29 25 38-117 9. Nevada-Las Vegas (2-0) did not play. Edmonton at Los Angeles, 10:35 p.m. rymple picked up one assist apiece. Russo and Person 7-12 3-3 17, Thompson 2-5 2-2 6, LA Clippers 23 22 31 27-103 10. Iowa (3-0) boat Nebraska 74-55. jacked up because it was Manning’s phia to nine points. Rollins. Friday's Games Hayes scored the goals for ECHO In the NBA standings Smils 4-6 3-4 11, Fleming 811 3-4 15, Miller 3-Point goals— Milwaukee 4-10 (Sikma 4-6, 11. Texas (1-1) did not play. first game and we knew they were The Pacers stayed in first place in Rookie Winston Bennett had a New Jersey at Buffalo, 7:35 p.m. second game. 6- 11 3-3 16, Schrempf 3-4 0-0 6, Green 1-3Robertson 3-3 8 1 . Pierce 0-1, Coleman 0-1, Pres­ 12. Stephen F. Austin (1-0) did not play. Philadelphia at Washington, 8:05 p.m. EASTERN CONFERENCE going to go for the win,” said Mil­ the Central Division and finished the season-high 20 points for the Atlantic Division 5, Sanders 1-6 1-1 4, Wittman 7-7 0-0 14, Natl sey 0-1), Los Angeles 80. Fouled out— None. 13. Washington (2-0) did not play. Detroit at Winnipeg, 8:35 p.m. 1- 2 8 0 2, Dreiling 1-4 2-2 4, McCloud 0-2 0-0 0, month 8-4, their best November Cavaliers. Pee Wee A W L Pel GB Ftebounds— Milwaukee 44 (Breuer 9), Los An­ 14. Louisiana State (3-0) did not play. waukee’s , who scored New York Ftangers at Vancouver, 10:35 p m. Totals 39-73 20-22 100. Springfield nipped Pagani Catering, 4-3, Kris New Vbrk 9 4 .692 — geles 37 (Benjamin 7). Assists— Mihraukee 32 15. Virginia (2-1) did not play. 10 of his 26 points in the last seven record in their 14 NBA seasons. Hawks 111, Bullets 104: Atlanta Utah 25 8 26 29— 88 Lindstrom (2) arid Craig Massicotte accounted Philadelphia 8 4 .667 ’ rz (Sikma, Humphries, Robertson 7). Los Angelos 16. Old Dominion (3-0) did not play. Indiana 24 26 29 21—100 minutes. “We figiu-ed he would be They’re more than a month ahead of defeated Washington as Dominique lor the Pagan! goals while Kevin Fleming had Boston 8 7 .533 2 32 (Grant 21). Total fouls—Milwaukee 21. Los 17. South Carolina (81) did not play. NHL results 3-Point goals—Utah 2-5 (Hanson 1-2, Rudd an assist. LIndtsrom scored the lone goal In a Wfashington 7 9 .438 3'/z Angeles 19. Technicals—Norman, Los Angeles 16. Maryland (2-1) beat George Mason good, but we didn’t know he would their victory pace of last season, Wilkins overcame a l-for-7 start to 1- 2, Edwards 0-1), Indiana 2-4 (Sanders 1-1, 1-1 tie with Tri-City. Matt Baldwin played well in Miami 4 12 .250 6trj illegal defense. A— 12,306. 7863. Canadiens 5, Nordiques 2 Miller 1-1, Person 0-2). Fouled out— None. be great. He’s the one who got them when they didn’t get their eighth score 27 points. goal. New Jersey 3 11 .214 6'rz 19. Mississippi (2-1) beat New Orleans Rebounds-Utah 41 (Eaton 9). Indiana 44 Quebec 0 0 2—2 Central Division 56-49. “ back into it.” victory until Jan. 7, in their 31st Wilkins had 11 points in the third The Associated Press Montreal 2 2 1—5 (Thompson 9). Assists—Utah 23 (Stockton 11). Top 25 results 20. Tennessee Tech (2-0) beat Tennessee- MiteB Indiana 8 4 .667 — Jack Sikma scored 12 of his 25 game. period, when the Hawks stretched a Indiana 28 (Fleming 10). Total fouls—Utah 17, Chattanooga 7850. First Period— 1, Montreal, Smith 7 (Corson, Detroit 9 5 .643 — Richer), 2:03 (pp). 2, Montreal, Smith 8 (Cor­ ECHO and Middlesex played to a 0-0 tie. Indiana 22. Technicals—Malone, Brown, Han­ Duke 102, Canislus 66 21. SL Joseph's (0-0) did not play. points on 3-point shots and Alvin Chuck Person led Indiana’s of­ 56-55 halftime lead to 88-79. MANNING RETURNS — ’ Danny Manning, left, guarcis Milwaukee’s Kevin Ladabouche was in goal for ECHO. Chicago 8 6 .571 1 son, Lumme), 18:37 (pp). Atlanta 7 6 .538 1'rz son. A— 10,350. CANISIUS (66) 22. Western Kentucky (2-1) did not play. Robertson scored 12 of his 20 points fense with 17 points. Karl Malone Washington led 95-94 on Harvey Fred Roberts during action from their game Wednesday night in Los Angeles. It was Man­ Second Period—3, Montreal, Lebeau 7 Squirt A Milwaukee 7 6 .538 I'rz B.Brown 2-6 8 C 4, Priah 2-7 0-0 4, Book 23. Vanderbilt (2-1) did not play. in the third quarter as the Bucks paced Utah with 26. Grant’s jumper at 7:28, but the Bul­ (Richer, Lumme), 10:42. 4, Montreal, Naslund 8 Cleveland 6 7 .462 2'/2 Hawks 111, Bullets 104 7-14 4-5 18. GIscombe 8 7 0-0 6. ^ it h 6-11 24. Oregon (2-1) did not play. ning’s first game in 11 months since injurying his right knee against the Bucks last January. (DaigneaulL Smith), 11:35, Central defeated ECHO, 5-2. Mike Soderiund Orlarxlo ‘ 6 7 .462 2'I2 ATLANTA (111) 0- 0 12, McCarthy 4-5 0-0 10, Seymour 0-1 25. 1-2 Hawaii (3-0) d d not play. built a 69-49 lead, their biggest of Mavericks 102, Hornets 83: lets did not get another field goal Third Period—5, Quebec, Loiselle 5 (McFlae, (1 goal, 1 assist). Todd Hutton (1 goal). Scott WESTERN CONFERENCE Koncak 2-4 5-6 9. Wilkins 11-24 4-7 27. Willis 1, RBrown 2-5 0-0 5, Parker 2-4 8 0 4. Dyall the night. Dallas won its first game under in­ until Bernard King’s drive at 3:47. He scored 21 points in 20 minutes. The Clippers lost, 117-103. Jackson), 2:26. 6. Quebec. McRae 2 (Fogarty. Cochran (1 goal, 1 assist). Jennifer Wiehn (1 Midwest Division 7- 13 1-1 15, Battle 4-8 2-2 10, Rivers 5-12 8-8 1- 2 0-0 2. O'Sullivan 8 1 8 2 0, Sandel 8 0 0-0 The Clippers made it 81-76 after terim head coach Richie Adubato, Meanwhile, Atlanta got baskets Loisello), 4:24. 7, Montreal, Richer 13.13:18. assist), Jason Thibodeau (1 assist). Joe Hayes W L Pel GB 18, Levingslon 2-3 1-2 5, Carr 811 4-4 14, 0. Totals 29-63 8 9 66. College hoop results Shots on goal—Quebec 8-8-12—28. (1 assist) and Nick Stauder played well. The expansion Timberwolves, secutive loss. Denver 9 4 .692 — Marble 1 -4 0-0 2, Webb 4-7 3-4 11. Totals 41-86 DUKE (102) EAST three quarters and trimmed the beating Charlotte with the help of 22 from Antoine Carr, Kevin Willis finished with 25. Montreal 9-7-9— 25. Utah 8 4 .667 t/2 2834 111. Brickoy 8 6 3-4 13. Laettner 7-8 4-4 18, Ab- Alfred 89, Geneseo SL 84 deficit to 87-86 with 9:17 left on points from Rolando Blackman. and Wilkins to pull ahead 102-96 Timberwolves 105, Heat 100: winless in their first six road games, Tyrone Corbin scored 24 points Goalies—Quebec. Tugnutt. Montreal, Senior House San Antonio 7 5 .583 1'rz WASHINGTON (104) delnaby 8 9 2-2 12. Henderson 6-9 2-2 18, Hur­ Allegheny 64, Grove City 61 arc now 3-11 overall, still the worst for Minnesota, which took the lead Hayward. A— 17,184. ley 8 1 0 0-0 11, Koubek 1-4 3-4 5. McCaffrey consecutive baskets by Benoit Ben­ John MacLeod was fired eight with 4:15 left. Minnesota won for the first time on The Gold nipped the Green, 4-3. Jermey Be­ Houston 8 6 .571 1'rz King 5-9 8 1 10, Williams 12-15 2-2 26, Allentown 77, Muhlenberg 73 4-9 9-9 17. Palmer 1-2 0-2 2, Hill 0-1 4-4 4, in the NBA. Miami, which got 28 for good in the first quarter and ckham, Mike Bottaro, Ken Alberti and Ben Dallas 6 6 .500 2'rz Jones 8 2 8 2 0, J.Malone 11-17 3-4 25. Walker Army 93, Southampton 55 jamin. But Sikma key^ a 10-4 spurt hours before the game after the John Williams, who made his first the road and broke a seven-game Capitals 5, Red Wings 3 Buckley 0-1 8 0 0. Cook 1-1 0-0 Z Totals 3860 Hrubala scored the goals lor the Gold while Charlotte 3 10 .231 6 2- 5 2-3 6, Grant 7-13 0-0 14, Turpin 1-2 0-0 2, Baruch 75, Medgar Evers 69 with a pair of 3-point shots and Mavs stumbled to a 5-6 start. eight field-goal attempts, led the points and 16 rebounds from Billy pulled ahead 64-51 with a 12-2 spurt 27-31 102. losing streak, beating Miami behind Washington 1 l 3— 5 John Sletz and Bottato (2) had assists. For the Minnesota 3 11 .214 6'rz Eacl-Jos 3-9 4-6 10, Alario 3-6 0-0 6, Colter 2-3 Bloomsburg 102, PitL-Johnstown 59 Halftime— Duke 50, Canisius 24. 3-polnt Pierce’s layup with 6:57 left in­ The Mavericks, who held the Bullets with 26 points. Jeff Malone Thompson, suffered its fifth con­ early in the third period. Detroit 0 0 3— 3 Green, Paul Fteynolds (2) and David Prindiville Pacifle Division 8 0 4, Hammonds 0-3 1-2 1.Totals 46-84 12-20 C.W. Ftest 89, Bridgeport 87 Tony Campbell’s 31 points. — goals—Canislus 8 7 (McCarthy 2-3, R.Brown First Period— 1, Washington, Pivonka 9, collected the goals while Jeff MIgllore, Mike LA . Lakers 10 2 .833 104. Cabrini 75, Spring Garden 65 — 1- 3, B.Brown 0-1), Duke 8 9 (Hendisrson 4-4, 15:46(sh). Dimeola and Mike Toomey had assists. Justin Ffortland 11 3 .786 Atlanta 23 33 32 23—111 California, Fla. 87, Point Fterk 69 Hurioy 1-4, McCaffrey 0-1). Fouled out—Priah. Second Period— 2, Washington, Courtnall 7 Czabreta played well in goal lor the Green. Seattle 7 7 .500 4 Washington 32 23 24 25—104 CenL Connecticut SL 83, Post Coll. 55 (Stevens, Christian), 8:42 (pp). PhoeNx 5 6 .455 4'rz 3-Point goals—Atlanta 1-2 (Wilkins 1-2), Ftebounds—Canisius 24 (Priah 7), Duke 36 Detroit 108, Duqueene 97, 20T Third Period— 3. Washington, Kypreos 1 Mini Mites L.A. Clippers 4 8 .333 6 Washington 0-4 (King 81, Grant 81, Eacklos (Laettner 7). Assists—Canisius 15 (Giscombe Eastern 90, Misericordia 89 In Brief • • • (Wickenhelser, May), 8:13. 4, DetroiL Burr 4 Sacramento 4 8 .333 6 0- 1, Alarle 0-1). Fouled out— None.5), Duke 23 (Hurley 9). Total fouls—Canisius Elizabethtown 89, Albright 84, OT The Green beat the Gold, 4-2. Matt McDer­ 24, Duke 11. A—9,314. Tubbs runs it up on U.S. International (Yzerman, Kocur), 8:47. 5, Detroit. Burr 5 Golden Stale 3 10 .231 7'/z Ftebounds— Atlanta 48 (Willis 9), Washington Fairleigh Dickinson 77, Boston U. 76, OT mott and Tim Smith had tvra goals apiece lor (Kocur, Yzerman), 11:38. 6. Detroit, Chabot 5 Wednesday's Games 49 (Walker 8). Assists—Atlanta 13 (Webb 5). Gannon 78, Kulztown 62 the winners while Adam Stevenson and Wayne (Habscheid, Barr), 12:10. 7, Washington, Boston 118, New Jersey 95 Washington 25 (Walker 9). Total fouls— Atlanta Michigan 85, Grambling 70 George Washington 81, SL Joseph's 67 Parker collected the-goals in defeat. Johansson 2 (Ridley), 17:07. 8, Washington, Philadelphia 114, Cleveland 84 16, Washington 26. A— 11,346. GRAMBLINQ ST. (70) Gordon 90, Fteger Williams 56 Bolton Jamboree on Saturday By The Associated Press May 3 (Langway), 19:09 (en). Atlanta 111, Washington 104 Newell 10-16 1-1 25. Harris 8 5 0-0 0, Ander­ Hamilton 86, Ftechester Tech 84 NCAA Roundup Shots on goal—Washington 5-9-12— 26. Minnesota 105, Miami 100 Mavericks 102, Hornets 83 son 81 2 2-6 14, Evans 8 2 8 0 0. Smith 4-9 0-0 Hobart 68, Fteberts Wesleyan 61 The fourth annual Bolton Jamboree will be held Satur­ Indiana 100, Utah 88 All Billy Thbbs wants for Chrisunas is Detroit 8-7-18—33. CHARLOTTE (83) 8, Nance 8 7 0-0 6. Blackett 2-7 8 6 9. ftensom Holy Cross 91, Mount SL Mary's, Md. 84 day at 8 p.m. at the Bolton Ice Palace. Manchester, East Goalies— Washington, Mason. Detroit, St. Football Dallas 102, Charlotte 83 Tripucka 819 9-10 19, Ftembis 4-14 1-2 9. 2- 4 8 0 4, Rhodes 8 0 0-2 0, Glmore 0-1 8Indiana, 2 0, Pa. 89, Daemen 66 a hundred-point half. “Our main concern was were we in good Laurent A— 19,106. Detroit 111, Phoenix 103 Catholic and Rockville will be the three participating Reid 4-7 2-2 10, Boguos 0-6 0-0 0, Chapman Love 1-1 8 0 2, Chaffer 1-2 8 0 2, Scott 8 2 0-1 John Jay 98, Mount SL Mary, N.Y. 93, OT He almost got it Wednesday night. enough shape to get up and down the Milwaukee 117, Los Angeles Clippers 103 8 2 2 3-3 15, Turner 0-0 8 0 0, Sichling 4-11 1-1 0. Harold 0-0 8 0 0. Yaarby 0-0 0-0 0. Totals Keuka 59, SL John Fisher 56 high schools. Tickets are $2 for students and $3 for Jets 5, Rangers 4 New York 129, Golden Stale 111 9, Rowsom 3-9 0-0 6, Happen 3-7 1-3 7, Ander­ 2868 8-18 70. Lebanon Val. 83, Alvemia 77 The fast-and-furious Oklahoma court with them. We won’t have to run Thursday's Games adults. N.Y. Rangers 1 3 0—4 NFL standings son 1-4 0-0 2, Gray 2-2 2-2 6. Totals 32-101 MICHIGAN (85) Lehman 71,CCNY 69 Sooners had their chance at the century wind sprints this week.” Winnipeg 3 0 2—5 Minnesota at Orlando, 7:30 p.m. 19-23 83. Vaught 7-9 8 7 19. Higgins 8-10 2-2 20, Mills Md.-Balb'more County 109, Shenandoah 69 AMERICAN CO NFERENCE Charlotte at Houston, 8:30 p.m. mark against U.S. International but USI got 28 points from Steve Smith, 26 First Period— 1, Winnipeg, Ellett 7 (Steen, Eai« DALLAS (102) 7- 12 3-4 17, Griffin 2-3 0-0 4, Fteblnson 1-7Messiah 0-0 81, Susquehanna 76, Pee Wee soccer registration set Cunneyworth), 2:X (pp). 2, Wnnipeg, Donnelly Dallas at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. Danlley 6-15 7-10 19, Williams 7-9 3-3 17, 2, Talley 0-8 4-4 4, Calip 4-9 3-4 11, Voskuil 8 4 Millersville 96, Sh^herd 72 missed four times from 3-poirit range in from Kevin Bradshaw and 20 from W L T Pci. PF RA Milwaukee al Denver, 9:30 p.m. The Manchester Recreation Department will hold 2 (Olausson, McLIwain), 4.06. 3, Winnipeg, El­ Buffalo 8 4 0 .667 327 257 Perkins 2-7 8 6 9, Harper 7-13 2-3 17. Black­ 0- 1 0. Setter 1-3 0-2 2. Riley 1-3 2-2 4, TolbertFtace 73, Sacred Heart 70 the final minute of the half. That upset New York at Seattle, 10 p.m. 1- 6812. Totals 32-74 19-27 85. Demeuius Laffittc. lett 8 (Elynuik, Steen), 10:37 (pp). 4, Now York, Miami 7 5 0 .583 242 274 man 8-19 6-6 22, Wennington 1-4 2-2 4, White Phila. Textile 80, West Chester 50 registration for a pee wee co-ed soccer league (ages 6-7) Sandstrom 13 (Erixon, Jarrssens), 16:54. Los Angeles Lakers at Sacramento. 10:30 1- 5 2-2 4, Davis 3-5 8 0 6, Jones 1-4 0-0 2, Al­ Halftime— Michigan 36. Grambling SL 26. 3- Robert Morris 70, Niagara 59 1\ibbs. “It was obvious they were going for Indianapolis 6 6 0 .500 211 208 p.m. on Dec. 4-7 from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the Mahoney Second Period— 5, New York, Turcotle 14 Now England 4 8 0 .333 235 292 ford 0-1 2-2 2,Totals 36-82 2 834 102. point goals—Grambling SL 4-8 (Newell 4-5, Rochester 87, Johns Hopkins 69 “We opted to take 3-pointers. All it 100, but we would have done it if we (Leotch, Groschner), 2:30 (pp). 6, New Vbrk, Friday's Games Charlotte 18 28 15 22— 83 Evans 0-1, Blackett 0-1, Ransom 81). Michigan Shippensburg 90, Penn SL-Harrisburg 32 Recreation Center on 110 Cedar Street. There is a maxi­ N.Y, Jots 3 9 0 .250 219 306 Cleveland at Boston, 730 p.m. took was getting the ball inside two times were in that situation,” Smith said. “If Kisio 3 (Leetch, Qgrodnick), 4:54 (pp). 7, New Central Dallas 31 24 16 31—102 2- 5 (Higgins 2-2, Ftobinson 0-1, Calip 0-1, Vos-Slippery Flock 86, SL Vincent 73 mum number of participants we can accommodate and Miami at New Jersey, 7:30 p.m. kull 0-1). Fouled out— Nona. SL Lawrence 73, Clarkson 68 and we’re there. We didn’t handle that you see a record, you should Uy to get it.” 'ibrk, Sandstrom 14 (Leotch. Erixon), 10:32. Cleveland 7 4 1 .625 270 173 3-Point goals—Charlotte 812 (Bogues 0-2, once this is reached, registration will be closed. Third Period— 8. Winnipeg, Small 10 (Num- Houston 7 5 0 .583 295 294 Orlando at Indiana, 7:30 p.m. Chapman 0-2, Anderson 0-2, Tripucka 0-3, Ftebounds—Grambling SL 43 (Anderson 9), Staten Island 62, York, N.Y. 58 situation well,” the Oklahoma coach said No. 1 Syracuse 108, Cornell 56: minen, Bonhiaume), 1:06. 9, Winnipeg, Ashton Cincinnati 6 6 0 .500 284 225 Philadelphia vs. Washington at Baltimore, 8 Sichting 0-3), Dallas 1-7 (Harper 1-3, Perkins MicNgan 49 (Vaught 13). Assists—Grambling Syracuse 108, Cornell 56 Your age is determined as of Dec. 31,1989. after the 17th-ranked Sooners opened Syracuse held Cornell to two field goals 6 (Hawerchuk, Cunneyworth), 19:49. Pittsburgh 6 6 0 .500 177 271 p.m. 0- 1, Blackman 0-1, Davis 0-2). FouledSL 16 (Blackett 9), Michigan 18 (Higgins 6). Trenton SL 89, Kean 78 A $5 registration fee and $4 recreation membership Shots on goal—New York 11-9-12—32. Wirv Wlaat Utah al Aflanla. 8 p.m. out—None. Rebounds—Charlotte 64 (Rambis Total fouls— Grambling SL 23, Michigan 19. Williams 71, Norwich 50 their season by running and gunning to a in the first 10 minutes and beat its Ivy A—ia502. card is required at the time of registration. League play nipeg 14-6-19— 39. X'Denver 10 2 0 .833 289 1 77 Los Angeles Clippers at Phoenix, 9:30 p.m. 10), Dallas 60 (Williams 13). Assists—Charlotte Viforcester SL 101, Anna Maria 69 97-45 halftime lead on the way to a League neighbor for the 21st consecutive Goalies— New York, Vanbiesbrouck. Win­ L.A. Raiders 6 6 0 .500 249 213 Detroit al Los Angeles Lakers, 10:30 p.m. 24 (Bogues 8). Dallas 20 (Harper 5). Total \brk, Fla. 91, W. Maryland 68 will be on Sunday afternoons at the Mahoney Rec Center Golden Stale at Rirtland, 10:30 p.m. Syracuse 108, Cornell 56 SOUTH 173-101 victory. time. Cornell’s previous worst beating nipeg, Borthiaume. A— 10,948. Kansas City 5 6 1 .458 231 218 fouls—Charlotte 28, Dallas 25. A— 15,780. beginning on Jan. 28, 1990. For further information, con­ San Diego 4 8 0 .333 169 215 CORNELL (56) Arkansas 105, South Alabama 90 “Now does 100 (in a halQ seem far­ was a 51-point loss to Penn in 1974. Baptist Coll. 81, Allen 56 tact Carl Silver at the Rec Department at 647-3084. Maple Leafs 3, Canucks 2 Seattle 4 8 0 .333 177 248 NBA results Pistons 111, Suns 103 Meeks 4-10 1-2 10, Boykin 8 4 1-2 7, McRae fetched? Does 200 (in a game)? No. It’s Senior Stephen Thompson, switched NATIONAL CONFERENCE 1 -4 0-0 Z Maharaj 2-7 0-0 5, Johnson 0-2 0-0 Bluefield SL 86, Milligan 85 '4 (OT) Eaat DETROIT (111) 0, Halpem 0-1 2-2 2, Hill 1-3 3-3 5, Medina 2-6 Centre 90, Brescia 83 coming,” Tbbbs said. from forward to point guard this season, Celtics 118, Nets 95 Aguirre 7-15 2-2 16, Edwards 4-8 0-0 8, Cincinnati 66, N.C.-Wilmington 55 UConn’s Murray Williams out Toronto o i l 1—3 N.Y. Giants 9 3 0 .750 268 204 2-4 6, Price 3-7 4-5 10, Jackson 1-6 4-4 6, Especially if the opponent is U.S. Inter­ scored 22 points for Syracuse, which BOSTON (118) Laimbeer 9-17 3-3 21, Dumara 4-10 2-2 10, Duke 102, Canisius 66 Vancouver 0 0 2 0—2 Philadelphia 8 4 0 .667 247 203 AWoson 1-2 0-0 2, Parker 0-5 1-2 1. Gaea 0-1 STORRS — University of Connecticut junior forward Bird 12-20 2-2 29, Pinckney 4-7 2-2 10, Thomas 12-21 4-7 29, Bedford 3-5 0-0 6, Ftod- E. Kentucky 95, Bellarmine 60 national. The Gulls also were the victims began pulling its starters just three First Period— None. Washington 6 6 0 .500 271 247 0-0 0. Dillard 0-2 0-0 0, George 0-1 0-0 0. To­ Parish 7-11 3-3 17, Johnson 0-3 1-2 1, Paxson man 0-1 4-6 4. V.Johnson 1-6 0-2 2, Salley East Carolina 60, N.C.-Greensboro 57 Murray Williams will be sidelined indefinitely and may Second Period— 1, Toronto, Fergus 10 (Dam- Phoenix 5 7 0 .417 220 264 tals 18-61 18-24 56. of the halftime record that Oklahoma minutes into the contest. The Orangemen 5-8 0-0 10. McHale 9-14 5-5 23, C.Smith 1-2 6-12 3-3 15. Totals 46-95 1 825 111. Eton 88, High Point 73 phousse. Gill), 109. Dallas 1 11 0 .083 1 53 303 SYRACUSE (108) be redshirted because of a partial tear of the anterior 'OlE?* 3-4 5, Lewis 4-7 0-0 8, Kleine 3-6 0-0 6, Up­ PHOENIX (103) Emory & Henry 75, Clinch Valley 70 broke. USI lost to Loyola Marymount al.so got 20 points from Derrick Coleman. Third Period—2, Vancouver, Bradley 9 Central Coleman 8-13 3-5 20. Johnson 6-10 8 0 13, cruciate ligament in his left knee, UConn coach Jim shaw 2-3 0-0 4, Gamble 1-1 0-0 2, M.Smilh 1-1 Chambers 9-26 7-8 25, Perry 3-6 1-2 8, West FrarKis Marion 89, Voorhees 81 181-150 last year and Loyola’s 181 points (Tanti), 5:48. 3, Vancouver, Linden 6 (Adams, Green Bay 7 5 0 .583 282 281 Ellis 2-8 2-2 6, Thompson 8 1 2 2-3 22. Owens “These arc the kind of games you have 1-2 3. Totals 49-83 17-20 118. 3-10 0-0 6, Homacek 8 1 0 4-4 14, K.Johnson Ga. Southwestern 85, Albany, Ga. 82 Calhoun said Wednesday. Reinhart), 7:38. 4, Toronto, Reid 4 (Curran, Minnesota 7 5 0 .583 235 198 4-11 2-3 10. Scott 3-7 2-4 8, Manning 2-4 2-2 6, and 94 in the first half were NCAA NEW JER SEY (95) 8- 12 8 6 21, Majerle 2-5 0-0 4, E Johnson 8-15 to keep your mind in the game and keep McIntyre), 9:44. Chicago 6 6 0 .500 297 257 Edwards 2-3 2-2 6, Hopkins 4-7 2-2 11, McRae Georgia Southern 94, Augusta 87 Williams, out of Torrington High School, suffered the Shackleford 6-17 2-2 14, Morris 8-17 1-4 18, 1- 1 20. Williams 8 0 0-0 0. Gilliam 2-4 1-1 5, To­ records. giving 100 percent,” Thompson said. Qvertime— 5. Toronto, Damphousse 10 Tampa Bay 5 7 0 .417 258 318 2-3 8 0 4, Ftegers 0-2 0-0 0, Carey 0-1 0-0 0, Longwood 75, Bowie SL 65 Bowie 3-12 8-10 14, Hopson 7-19 0-0 15, Con­ tals 40-88 19-22103. injury during UConn’s victory over Auburn in the Great (Frarx;esciieiti), 3:48. Detroit 3 9 0 .250 200 302 Bartelstein 0-1 0-0 0, Palmer 8 0 2-2 Z Totals Lynchburg 99, Guilford 88 “That wasn’t us tonight. Believe me it “You take a team like Cornell lightly and ner 3-10 0-1 6, Carroll 2-2 0-0 4, Blaylock 4-10 DstroH 18 27 28 36-111 Shots on goal— Toronto 7-19-12-2— 40. Van­ Weal 42-82 1 82 5 108. Mississippi SL 112, Centenary 74 Alaska Shootout Saturday night. 1- 2 9, Short 5-13 3-5 13. Brundy 1-4 0-0 2, Phoenix 13 22 32 36—103 Murray SL 66, W. Kentucky 64 wasn’t,” USI coach Gary Zarecky said. they can get a major, major upset.” couver 6-7-13-0— 26. San Francisco 10 2 0 .833 342 206 Halftime—Syracuse 53, Cornell 27. 3-point Taylor 0-0 0-0 0, Carfisle 0-0 0-0 0, Jackson 0-1 3-Point goals—Detroit 1-4 (Thomas 1-2, N.C. Charlotte 73, Coastal Carolina 56 “But that was definitely Oklahoma. Goalies—Toronto, LaForest. Vancouver. L.A. Flams 8 4 0 .667 302 249 goals—Cornell 2-7 (Meeks 1-1, Maharaj 1-2, Syracuse, which enjoyed a significant 0-0 0. Totals 39-105 15-24 95. Laimbeer 0-1, Aguirre 0-1), Phoenix 4-9 Whalers waive Brian Lawton McLean. A— 13,434. New Orleens 6 6 0 .500 279 235 Johnson 0-1, Jackson 0-1, Price 0-1, Dillard Norfolk SL 72, Livingstone 57 “It was a terrible game for us. Devas­ height advantage and blocked 11 shots, Atlanta 3 9 0 .250 198 309 Boaton 26 26 26 40— 118 (E.Johnson 3-4, Perry 1-1, Chambers 0-1, 0- 1), Syracuse 811 (Thompson 2-2, ColemanOld Dominion 67, William & Mary 62 HARTFORD — The Hartford Whalers waived Brian K.Johnson 0-1, Hornacek 0-2). Fouled tating. It was worse than a nightmare.” struggled with its shooting in the opening x-clinched division UUe New Jersey 29 15 25 26— 95 1- 1, Johnson 1-2, Hopkins 1-2, Ellis 0-1, Owens FfeifferBI, Armstrong SL 77 Lawton on Wednesday. Lawton, 24, was placed on un- San Francisco 34, New York Giants 24 3-Point goals— Boston 3-6 (Bird 3-3, Upshaw out—Majerle. Rebounds— Detroit 57 (Laimbeer 0-1, Edwards 8 1 , Bartelstein 0-1). Fouled out— Radford 62, Iona 52 There were a couple of other blowouts minutes before asserting its transition Sunday, Dec. 3 0-1, Flaxson 0-2), New Jersey 2-6 (Morris 1-2, 13). Phoenix 50 (West 10). Assists—Detroit 29 Medina, Manning. Rebounds—Cornell 38 Shaw 80, Elizabeth City SL 77, OT recallable, 48-hour waivers. (Thomas 14), Phoenix 25 (K.Johnson 9). Total by ramced teams. Top-rated Syracuse game. The Orangemen led 43-27 at Transactions Cincinnati at Cleveland, 1 p.m. Hopson 1-3, Connor 0-1). Fouled out— None. (Price, Medina 7), Syracuse 48 (Owens 7). As­ South Carolina 76, Winthrop 54 “We’re too soft a team as it is,” Whaler coach Rick Green Bay al Tampa Bay, 1 p.m. Ftebounds— Boston 52 (Brd 11), New Jersey fouls— Detroit 25, Phoenix 27. A— 14,487. Southern U. 96, Xavier, NO 76 handed Cornell its worst beating ever, halftime. Cornell got 10 points from Matt sists—Cornell 8 (Halpern 3), Syracuse 31 Ley said. “We have a lot of soft-spoken, mild-mannered The Associated Press Houston at Pittsburgh, 1 p.m. 60 (Bowie 11). Assists— Boston 22 (Bird 7), (Owens 7). Total fouls—Cornell 20. Syracuse SL Andrew's 84, Queens Coll. 76 108-56, and No. 7 Duke crushed Canisius Price and Rowdy Meeks. New Jersey 16 (Shackleford, Conner 4). Total Knicks129, Warriors 111 B A SEB ALL Indianapolis at New England, 1 p.m. 19, A—27,904. Stetson 75, Eckerd 74 people here, of which he is one.” fouls— Boston 16, New Jersey 21. Techni­ 102-66. Elsewhere, No. 10 Michigan beat Cornell coach Mike Dement could only National League Los Angeles Rams at Dallas, 1 p.m. NEW YORK (129) Tennessee SL 59, N. Carolina A&T 58 RECORD-SETTING PACE — Oklahoma’s William Davis (44) sets cals—Bird. Boston illegal defense. A— 16,335. Tennessee Tech 89, Vanderbilt 76 Lawton scored only two goals and had one assist in the PITTSBURGH PIRATES—Signed Walt Ter­ Miami at Kansas City, 1 p.m. Newman 1 -4 8 0 3, Oakley 8 8 7-8 17, Ewing Oklahoma 173, U.S. Interna­ Grambling 85-70 and No. 11 Arkansas joke about the mismatch. Troy SL 126, Brewton-Parker 90 13 games he played for the Whalers this season. up a shot as U.S. International’s Demetrius Laffittee defends rell, pitcher to a three-year contract Placed Now Qrleans at Detroit 1 p m. 76ers114, Cavaliers 84 17-27 10-15 44, Jackson 7-19 2-2 19, G.Wilkins defeated South Alabama 105-90. “It’s good to know New York has a Brian Fisher, pitcher, on waivers for the pur­ Philadelphia at New York Giants, 1 p.m. 3- 11 2-2 9, Tucker 4-110-0 11, Walker 2-3tional 2-2 101 Vlr^nla SL 64, Fayetteville SL 58 during first-half action from their game Wedneday night in Norman, San Francisco at Atlanta, 1 p.m. W. Carolina 89, Mars HIM 76 Oklahoma got a career-high 31 points third NBA franchise,” he said. “We tried pose of giving Nm his unconditional release. CLEVELAND (84) 6, Strickland 813 3-4 14. E.Wilkins 2-3 2-2 6, U.S. INTERNATIONAL (101) Washington at Phoenix, 4 p.m. Myers 8 0 0-0 0. Totals 46-99 28-35 129. Wofford 76, Pembroke SL 70 BASKETBALL J.Williams 3-7 0-0 6, Bennett 9-13 2-3 20. Williams 4-11 7-9 15. Laffftte 9-19 2-2 20, from William Davis, who also had 18 to be a little slow early, play a little zone. Oklahoma. The Sooners set an NCAA record by scoring 97 points New York Jets at San Diego, 4 p.m. GOLDEN STATE (111) MIDWEST Athletics’ Series share told National Baakatball Association Dudley 4-6 0-0 8, FlWilllams 4-10 1-1 9, Kerr Sterner 1-3 0-1 2, Bradshaw 821 8 9 26, Smith Denver at Los Angeles Ftaiders, 4 p.m. Ashland 72, Capital 49 rebounds. Skecter Henry had 27 points, They killed us on the boards. They kept in the first half en route to a 173-101 win. DALLAS MAVERICKS—Fired John MacLeod, 3-9 0-0 6, Ehio 4-110-0 11, Morton 1-9 8-12 10, Blab 3-5 0-0 6, Mullln 10-24 9-10 31, Bol 0-2 1814 8-8 28, McCaughey 81 0-0 0. Wilson 1-6 NEW YORK (AP) — A full share for the World Series Chicago at Minnesota, 8 p.m. 0-0 0, Hardaway 8 1 4 1-2 19, Richtrxind 12-21 Aurora 79, Wheaton 70 head coach. Named Richie Adubato Interim Keys 2-7 0-0 4, Brown 3-8 0-0 6, Mokeski 2-4 0-0 2. Howard 0-0 2-2 2, Davis 81 1-3 1, Tony Martin 24 and Jackie Jones 20. The getting five, six, seven shots each time.” Monday, Dec. 4 0-1 4. Totals 35-86 11-17 84. 2- 3 26, Higgins 8 7 3-3 13, Teagle 2-6 2-2 6, Bethany, Kan. 88, Southwestern, Kan. 83 champion Oakland Athletics was worth a record coach. 1. Brown 1-5 0-1 2, M.Brown 1-3 1-2 3. Totals Sooners used their press the entire first No. 7 Duke 102, Canisius 66: Duke Buffalo at Seattle, 9 p.m. PHILADELPHIA (114) Garland 1-7 1-1 3, Johnson 8 0 8 0 0. Tolbert Bowling Green 83, Defiance 63 $114,252.11 and a share on the losing San Francisco McCaffrey came off the bench and scored outscored Grambling 18-7 the remainder LOS ANGELES CLIPPERS-Activated 3884 2837 101. Barkley 4-6 6-8 14, Mahorn 1-4 2-2 4, 3- 3 1-27.Totals4889 19-23 111. Calvin 90, N. Michigan TO half and forced 28 turnovers. Oklahoma bolted to an 11-0 lead and Phil Henderson Danny Manning, forward, from the injured list. OKLAHOM A (173) Giants was worth $83,529.26. 11 of his 17 points in the second half. Ed of the half and led 36-26. Vltaived Carlton McKinney, Oirard. Gminski 7-12 3-3 17. Davrkins 6-13 0-0 12, Newltork 29 28 36 36—120 CenL Michigan 80, Wichita SL 78 also set an NCAA record with 147 shots, and Christian Laetmer paced a balanced Patterson 3-6 8 0 7. W.DavIs 1824 8 6 31, Columbia, Mo. 110, Missouri Val. 79 Book led Canisius with 18. FOOTBALL College football Top 25 Hawkins 13-14 1-3 28, Anderson 5-13 2-3 12, Golden Slits 29 29 28 25—111 The players’ pool from the playoffs was Martin 11-19 2-2 24. Evans 6-13 8 0 15, Henry Concordia, Mich. 65, Bluffton 60 surptassing the 132 by Illinois against Col­ attack with 18 points each. The Blue No. 11 Arkansas 105, South National Football League Record Pts F*vs Nimphius 2-4 1-2 5. Brooks 1-5 4-4 6, Vincent 3-Point goals—New Ibrk 9-18 (Tucker 3-5, $12,110,808.77, up from the previous record of No. 10 Michigan 85, Grambling 70: Jackson 3-7, Newman 1-2, G.Wilklns 1-2, 11- 20 2-6 27, McCovery 7-16 2-2 18, JonesDayton 92, Furman 86 LOS ANGELES RAIDERS—Waived Derrick 1. Colorado (53) 11-0-0 1,468 2 2- 5 4-4 8, Smith 1-3 4-4 6, Payne 1-2 0-0 2, gate on Dec. 30, 1948. Devils put the game away by outscoring Alabama 90: scored 28 points Strickland 1-2), Golden State 2-10 (Mullln 2-5, 8- 20 2-4 20, Holmes 2-6 8 7 9. Harris 3-4 2-3Deftuw 9. 70, Earlham 53 $11,%9,881 set 1st year. The players’ pool comes from Scan Higgins scored 16 of his 20 points Crudup, defensive, and Derrick Gainer, running 2. Alabama (2) 10-0-0 1,351 4 Shouse 0-3 0-0 0. Totals 43-84 27-33 114. Webstar 3-7 0-1 6. Mullins 1-5 8 0 3. Ware 1-2 In the first half, Oklahoma took 90 Canisius 17-4 over the final 5'/2 minutes and Lenzie Howell 23 for Arkansas. Day Cleveland 30 24 IS 15— 84 Bol 0-1, Higgins 8 1 , Garland 0-1, Flichmond Grand Valley St. 68, Spring Arbor 67 the first four games of the playoffs and the first four in the second half — 12 in the first eight 1 back, from tlie developmenlal roster. 3. Michigan (1) 10-1-0 1,332 3 0-2). Fouled out— Bol. Hardaway. 0- 1 2, Skurcenski 1-5 0-0 2. Totals 78147Illinois Weslyn 96, Wabash 70 shots and made 42, grabbed 50 rebounds NEW O RLEANS SAINTS— Waived Undra 4. Miami, Fla. (3) 10-1-0 1,319 7 Philadelphia 32 26 28 28— 114 of the half. minutes — in Michigan’s first home also had nine rebounds while Lee Rebounds— New York 68 (Ewing 24), Golden 2832 173. Lake Forest 73, Rockford 68 games of the World Series. Johnson, running back. Sgned Bobby Morris, 5. Noire Dame 11-1-0 1,231 1 3-Point goals— Cleveland 3-9 (EhIo 3-4, and had 21 steals. Far the game, the Stale 40 (Hardaway, Higgins, Teagle 5). As­ Halftime— Oklahoma 97, U.S. International Maryville, Mo. 104, Parks 74 Henderson scored eight points in the game since winning the NCAA cham­ Mayberry had 16 points and 10 assists running back. 6. Florida SL 8-2-0 1,200 5 R. Williams 0-1, Morton 0-1, Kerr 0-3), Philadel­ Tlie previous record for a winning share was sists—New Ibrk 26 (Jackson 8), Golden State 45. 3-polnt goals—U.S. International 0-11 (Wil­ McF^rson 77, Kansas Weslyn 64 Sooners forced 42 turnovers and wound and added 12 points. South SAN DIEGO CHARGERS—Signed Craig 7. Nebraska 10-1-0 1,154 6 phia 1-3 (Hawkins 1-1, Barkley 0-1, Shoure $108,664.88 by the Los Angeles Angeles Dodgers last final 2>/2 minutes of the half, including a pionship last spring. But the Wolverines 26 (Hardaway 12). Total louls-4tew \brk 25, liams 0-1, Smith 0-1, LBrown 0-2, M.Brown 0-1, Michigan 85, Grambling SL 70 McEwen tight end. Fteleased Dana Brinson run­ 8. Tennessee 9-1-0 1,045 8 0-1), Fouled out—None. Rebounds—Cleveland up with a Big Eight-record 86 rebounds. Alabama was led by Alex Stanwood, who Golden Slate 24. Technicals—Mullln, New York Bradshaw 0-6), Oklahoma 13-32 (Evans 3-7, Michigan SL 80, Nebraska 69 year. pair of 3-point baskets. Duke led 50-24 at weren’t sharp and Coach Steve Fisher ning back. 9. Arkansas 9-1-0 1,000 9 46 (Bennett, Dudley 8), Philadelphia 58 (Smith Henry 3-7, Jones 2-4, McCovery 2-7, Patterson coach Jackson. A— 15,025. Mina-Duluth 70, Michigan Tech 67, OT Oklahoma led 20-10 with 6:41 gone. the intermission and extended the margin yanked his starters in the first half. hit 10 of 11 shots front the field and eight SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS—Signed Jim 10. Illinois 9-2-0 913 11 9). Assists— Cleveland 23 (Kerr 8). Philadel­ 1- 1, Harris 1-2, Mullins 1-3, Skurcenski 0-1). NW Missouri SL 101, Wayne, Neb. 68 of 10 from the foul line for 28 fioints. Stephenson, linebacker, to the developmenlal 11. Auburn 8-2-0 893 10 phia 29 (Dawkins 9). Total fouls— Cleveland 23, Fouled out— Bradshaw, McCovery. Northern SL,S.D. 81, Huron 54 Then the press triggered a 24-0 run in the to 42 points in the second half. That enabled Grambling to take its Philadelphia 19. A—8,894. Bucks 117, Clippers 103 squad. 12. Southern Cal 8-2-1 602 12 Ftebounds—U.S. International 52 (Lalfitte 12), Ohio Weslyn 83, Heidelberg 71 Mavericks fire Macleod span of 2:25, with 18 points coming off All five Duke starters scored in double only lead at 19-18 with 6:30 remaining. Arkansas led at halftime 48-38. South HOCKEY 8-2-0 750 13 MILWAUKEE (117) 13. Houston Oklahoma 86 (Davis 18). Assists— U.S. Inter­ Orchard Lake SL Mary's 119, Oakland City Alabama scored the first seven points of 14. Clemson 9-2-0 684 15 Timberwolves 105, Heat 100 Roberts 1-5 2-2 4, Sikma 6-14 8 5 25, Breuer national 11 (SmIlh 5), Oklahoma 28 (Henry, DALLAS (AP) — John MacLeod, who brought the turnovers. figures. Robert Brickey had 13 points, But Fisher put the regulars back in and 9- 13 0-3 18, Humphries 4-9 2-2 10, Flobertson NEW YORK ISLANDERS—Traded Mikko 15. Virginia 10-2-0 640 16 MINNESOTA (105) McCovery 6). Total fouls—U.S. International 23, 109, 40T “I think everybody on the team really freshman guard Bobby Hurley 11 and Demeuius Calip, Loy Vaught and Terry the second half before the Razorbacks 9-15 2-2 20, Pierce 12-21 2-2 26, Coleman 3-7 Dallas Mavericks to the brink of the NBA finals two Makela, right wing, to the lor 16. Texas A&M 7*3*0 534 Corbin 12-20 0-0 24, Mitchell 4-8 2-2 10. Oklahoma 29. Technical—Martin. A—7,285. Peru SL 81, Hastings 76 enjoyed themselves tonight,” Martin said. Alaa Abdelnaby 10. Freshman guard Bill Mills each had four points as Michigan built the lead to 90-73 with 6:37 left. Ken Baumgartner, defenseman, and Hubie 17. West Virginia 8-2-1 489 17 Lohaus 6-10 3-4 15, Campbell 12-22 7-10 31, 0-0 6, Pressey 3-7 2-3 8, Brown 0-1 8 0 0. To­ Quincy 81, Culver-Stockton 59 years ago, was fired as head coach for failing to motivate McDonough, center. 18. Penn SL 7-3-1 450 22 Lowe 3-6 0-0 6, Murphy 1-2 0-0 2, Richardson tals 49-92 1819 117. Arkansas 105, S. Alabama Rosary 104, Concordia, III. 76 LA CLIPPERS (103) the stumbling club. NEW YORK RANGERS—Signed Rob 19. Brigham '(bung 10*20 401 21 0-2 0-0 0, Branch 1-2 0-0 2, Roth 1-3 0-0 Z Siena Heights 84, Wayne, Mich. 72 Assistant coach Richie Adubato was named to coach Zamuner, center. 20. Duke 8-3-0 301 23 Royal 1-1 11 -13 13. Totals 41 -76 23-29 105. Smith 812 8 8 18. Norman 10-16 1-2 21, 90 SL Mary's, Kan. 84, Sterling 81 21. Ohio St. 6-3*0 264 20 W. Illinois 78, Florida A8M 67 ST. LOUIS BLUES— Ftecalled Michel Mon- MIAMI (100) ARKAN SAS (105) the Mavericks (6-6), who beat the Charlotte Hornets 22. MicNgan St. 7-4-0 247 25 geau, center, and Doninic Lavoie, defenseman, Long 3-7 0-0 6, Thompson 13-18 2-2 28, Howell 9-13 8 5 23, Huery 2-7 3-4 7. Miller W. Michigan 74, Ohio Northern 68 102-83, for that contest “as well as the next few games,” from Peoria of the International Hockey League. 23. Hawaii 9-2-0 197 24 Yfooster 74, Hiram Col. 61 ‘Power’ is restored in Canadien victory Seikaly 2-7 4-6 8. Edvrards 4-13 6-7 14. Spar­ 8 6 2-2 12, Day 13-19 0-0 28. Mayberry 8 9 3-3 24. Pittsburgh Vbungstown SL 80, Thiel 50 vice president of basketball operations Rick Sund said. Sent Ftandy Skarda, defenseman, to Peoria. 6-3-1 180 19 row 4-10 2-2 10. Rico 8-16 2-2 18, Cummings 16, Murry 1-4 8 8 7. Fletcher 0-0 0-0 0. Bowers 25. Texas Tech Radio, TV 8-3-0 177 18 2-5 0-0 4. Douglas 2-6 1-2 5, Davis 3-3 1-3 7. 2- 4 0-0 4. Marks 0-0 0-0 0, Hawkins 0-0 0-0 0. Adubato served as interim coach for the Detroit Pis­ By Ken Rappoport vantage.” Washington’s lead to 3-0 8:13 into the third period, the SOUTHWEST Totals 41-85 18-24 100. Credit 3-4 2-3 8, Linn 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 4866 Wednesday night, the Canadiens took care of business Arfo-UtUe Rock 118, Stephan F.Austin 60 tons in tlie 1979-80 season. The Associated Press Red Wings came back to tie on two goals by Shawn Burr MlnhMOla 28 24 25 28—105 2825 105. Hendrix 88, Christian Brothers 66 right away, on Smith’s power-play goals in the first and one by John Chabot. Miami 22 25 18 35— 100 Today S. ALABAM A (90) Oklahoma 173, U.S. International 101 Bowling Rec Hoop 3-F>oint goals— Minnesota 0-2 (Lohaus 0-2), 7:30 p.m. — Tennis; Masters TournamenL Jimmerson 6-9 8 0 12. Smith 2-5 2-3 6, Stan- NFC cites Anderson, Holt For the Montreal Canadiens, the power play has been a period. The Canadiens, who had gone eight games Jets 5, Rangers 4: Brent Ashton’s goal with 11 Miami 0-5 (Edwards 0-1, Sparrow 0-2, Rice ESPN vraod 10-11 8-10 28, James 813 0-1 12, a id ­ Schreiner 70, SL ErMtard's, Texas 82 without a power-play goal, converted two of three chan­ 0-2). Fouled out— None. Rebounds— Min­ NEW YORK (AP) — Wide receiver Willie Anderson big, fat zero of late. seconds remaining in regulation lifted Winnipeg over the 7:30 p.m. — Sabres at Bruins, Channel 38 ing 1-3 0-0 2, Hurring 4-6 0-0 8, Alvin 0-0 0-0 0. Texas-PIsn American 88, Trinity, Tex. 46 ces overall in tlie first meeting of the provincial rivals. nesota 43 (Corbin 8), Miami 48 (Thompson 16). 7:30 p.m. — Penguins at Flyers, SportsChan- Turner 1-2 0-0 2, McDaniels 4-9 2-5 10. Eacklas W R W E S T of the Los Angeles Rams, on offense, and end Pierce 'Ihey ended an O-for-25 drought Wednesday night en slumping Rangers. Home Engineers Adults Assists—Minnesota 23 (Lowe 8). Miami 20 nel 810 0-0 10, Adams 0-1 0-0 0. Totals 38-69 California 76, Prairie View 68 Holt of San Francisco, on defense, were the NFC players route to a 5-2 NHL victory over the Quebec Nordiques. Capitals 5, Red Wings 3: Calle Johansson’s goal with Ashton took a pass from Dale Hawerchuk, swung Alyce McArdle 199-481, Alice Chittick Highland Park Market 88 (Lee Cmel 23, Dean (Douglas 8). Total fouls—Minnesota 26, Miami 8pm .— College basketball: Yble at UConn, 12- 19 90. Colo.-Colo. ^ In g s 58, Adame SL 49 2:53 left in regulation spoiled a Detroit comeback bid. around defenseman James Patrick and beat goaltender 196-457, Betty Mastandrea 200-476, Karen Frodell 18, Ernie Scott 18, Tim Hogan 11) Main 19. Technicals— Miami iilegal defense 2, Min­ Charmol 8, W PQP (AM-1410) Halftime—Arkansas 48, S. Alabama 38. 3- Creighton 58, Montana 56 of the week. “I didn’t realize how bad our power play was until we Vendette 180-225-539, Alice Hirth 183-471, Pub 62 (Jim Wahr 18, Nick Foran 18. Tom nesota illegal defense. A — 15,008. 6:30 p.m. — Whalers at Blues, Channel 18, point goals—Arkansas 813 (Mayberry 3-4, Day E. Wfoshington 83, CenL Washington 72 Anderson broke the NFL record with 336 receiving had three days off to think about it,” Montreal center Johansson beat Deuoit goaltcnder Sam St. Laurent John Vanbiesbrouck through the pads with a backhander Belle Dufraine 179-470, Shirley Eldridge Foran 16) WTIC 2-6, ^ w ers 81, Murray 0-2), S. Alabama 2-9 Fullerton SL 89, W. Texas SL 74 yards on 15 catches as the Rams beat New Orleans Bobby Smith said after scoring two power-play goals at with a wrist shot from the slot for tlie game-winner after to move the Jets back to the .500 mark at 12-12-1. 218-539, Jeanne Buccheri 451, Donna Hardes­ Manchester Cycle 83 (Joe McGann 27, Bob Racers 100,Jazz 88 9:30 p.m. — Collage baskelball: North (James 2-5, Yeldlng 0-1, McDaniels 0-3). Ffoclflc U. 80, Portland 66 ty 456, Gail Pasqurell 462, Barbara Turgeon Kiornan 14, Bob Francis 14, Ed Kowal 12) Net­ UTAH (88) Carolina at Alabama, ESPN Fouled out—Jimmerson. Rebounds—Arkansas Regis 70, Colorado Mines 61 20-17. the Monueal Forum. “Power plays are an important part Deu-oit had scored three goals in a 3:23 span midway Maple Leafs 3, Canucks 2: Vincent Damphousse 478, Maria Bodner 450, Beverly Morin 466. work Tavern 48 (Al Robb 18) Edwards 3-10 1-4 7. Malone 9-15 8 1 2 26, 10:30 p.m. — Oilers al Kings, SportsChannel 32 (Day 9), S. Alabama 35 (Stanwood 6). As­ Westmont 99. Whittier 81 Holt had four sacks in the 49crs 34-24 victory over the of the game. We had a bad attitude before. We didn’t ex­ through the period to tie the score. scored at 3:48 of overtime to complete a Toronto come­ New York Giants on Monday night. pect to score when we went down the ice with a man ad­ After rookie Nick Kyperos’ first NHL goal extended back.

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Ian Grecnwald Shawna Griffen Son, daughter Editor News Editor Blind taste test winner spurs Marlie Lavatori Dan Chesney forgive man Features Editor Sports Editor a purchase o f13,200 bottles The H igh School World who shot dad Volume LIV, No. 4 Compiled by the students of MHS, published by the Manchester Herald William Jawitz, faculty adviser NORTH STONINGTON (AP) owns the vineyard with her hus­ — A white wine from a North band, Hugh. psrsr 5:35" T T 3 ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) — A man Stonington vineyard so pleased “The Manor Hill is a fantastic who admitted killing a drug dealer Hans Bauer’s palate tliat he bought wine,” said Bob Valchuis, a wine during a botched robbery was given the entire lot — all 13,200 bottles. merchant in Brewster, Mass., who Evaluation response is under way a reduced sentence after the judge “I’ve tasted thousands, literally is opening a store in Orleans on read a letter in which the victim’s Cape Cod. “It’s a French-style thousands, of Chardonnays in the based on a two-part process. First, teachers to teach and students to different teachers. This is a problem young children said they forgave the wine that has all of the atU'ibutcs By Eben Plese 10 years I’ve had my wine store,” there is about an 18-month self- learn." particularly with sequential courses. gunman. that a good white Burgundy would said Bauer, who owns a wine store evaluation by the staff members If students aren’t taught knowledge have. 1 wanted to buy a big load of Many people don’t think about it, Even though this report was ex­ in Litchfield. “This was without a from the school. The self-evaluation needed for future courses, the Shane Gamer, who pleaded guilty it, but it disappeared before 1 could but there is usually someone (or cellent, there were still some doubt one of the best Chardonnays for MHS, run by Dr. LeRoy Hay, teachers of the future courses will to unintentional second-degree mur­ get to it.” .something) to make sure we are problems with the school. One of I’ve ever had in my life.” former English department head at have to review unnecessarily. der for shooting Duane Fyten in the Reviewer Robert Parker, whom : doing what we are supposed to be the most striking problems, accord­ MHS, was run from June of 1987 The school must respond to all head May 26 in St. Pbul, was sen­ Bauer discovered the Manor Bauer called “the biggest wine doing. Even our schools, to which ing to the committee, is the lack of until January of 1989. After that, a the recommendations in some way. tenced Monday to 7'/2 years. Hill Chardonnay, produced at guru in the country,” calls so many parents entrust their programs for non-college bound stu­ visiting committee came to MHS in They may reject outright those that Crossroads Vineyards, during a Crosswoods “the standout winery children, have an organiz.ation (for dents. While these students aren’t The sentence imposed by Ramsey March of 1989 and viewed it for arc inconceivable, such as the blind taste test in which the Con­ in this state” in his latest book, the northeastern region of the U.S.) ignored, there are few programs for County District Judge J. Thomas necticut wine was picked as better about a week to decide how accurate recommendation that every staff Mott is a year less than the mini­ “Parker’s Wine Buyer’s Guide” for •is called The New England Associa- them. Most of the courses offered in member have an office^ or they may than two white burgundies from !tion of Schools and Colleges. It the self-evaluation was. Finally, the mum recommended by state 1989-90. the school arc offered with college give a timetable for solving the France .sampled that day. The winemaker at Crosswoods, devaluates schools in the New visiting committee wrote a report students in mind. Another problem guidelines. He said Gamer deserved problems. Some of the recommen­ In blind tastings, the bottles of George Sulick, who has experience England area to see if they are stating the shong points and weak is the lack of courses for which col­ some leniency because he had as­ dations arc already being carried various wines arc di.sguiscd and as a winemaker in California, providing students with a high points of the school in the following lege credit is earned. Offering these sisted prosecutors’ cases against the wine tasters try to guess their areas: philosophy, curriculum, stu­ out, such as the addition of some reacted humbly to the news, saying quality education. A student courses would allow students enter­ college credit courses in the English three co-defendants, because he identities. he did “nothing special” in prepar­ graduating from a highly accredited dent services, educational media ser­ ing college to bypass the normal re­ vices, staff and administration, and science departments. clearly had not intended to kill The sale of 1,100 cases of the ing the wine, which is aged for two school will have a much better quired courses since they already school facilities, community support These reports aren’t taken lightly; Fyten and becau.se he had shown Manor Hill Chardonnay to The years in French oak barrels. chance to get into college than one and involvement, school atmos­ took them in high school. The com­ they can bring on many changes for remorse. Litchfield Wine Merchant, an­ “I’m not going to say it’s better The Associated Press from a non-or poorly accredited mittee also recommended that the phere, and pupil performance. a school-j The last report for MHS Gamer choked back sobs when nounced Monday, represented than any of the other wines we’ve school. school develop a better process for criticized the structure of the build­ V SELLS THE LOT — Sue Connell, co-owner of the Crosswoods Vineyards of North the judge read the letter from 7- clo.se to a fifth of the entire made. He (Bauer) happens to like The New England Association of MHS got excellent marks from checking up on the teachers to ms c ing, which brought about a renova­ Stonington, holds a bottle of Chardonnay. A Litchfield man bought all 1,100 cases the year-old Jessica and 6-year-old production for 1987 at the that particular style of wine,” Schools and Colleges issues two the visiting committee, receiving a sure they properly carry out the c; r- tion of the school over the last Sulick said. Jason Fyten. vineyard, said Susan Connell, who vineyard produced. lycar, five year, and ten year ac- 10-ycar accreditation. The faculty riculum required for their courses. If decade. This report will probably Icrcditations, depending on how well self-examination was considered there is no process to do this, stu­ bring about even more changes to “We wish you wouldn’t have shot the school passes evaluation. The very accurate. The committee report dents will be learning different improve the working environment at our dad; it made us very sad and acquisition of these accreditations is stated that MHS is “a fine place for things in the same course taught by MHS. mad,” the letter said. “We miss our Dad a lot! Sometimes the pain is so American-Japanese trust shrinking, poll finds bad we can hardly stand it, and we cry a lot. You had no right to shoot Strong season for girls’ cross country our Dad; it was very wrong. We arc TOKYO (AP) — Japanese and tion. The Yomiuri said 3,000 Japanese polled, just 31 percent Americans said yes, compared to 43 Next was Sony Corp. chairman Akio Morita. Considered an un­ only 6 and 7 years old but at least Americans U'ust each other less and Japanese were surveyed in late Sep­ believed relations will improve, percent of Japanese. less and an increasing number are tember and 1,025 Americans in compared to 52 percent of On agriculture, 64 percent of usually high-profile figure in SERENADING TEACHER — MHS French teacher Paul we know that he loved us. By Emily Koft loss in dual meets, placed third in we would be sclcclcd as one out of because of the end of the quarter, pessimistic about the relationship mid-October. A margin for error Americans. Americans said their government Japanese business circles, he still the LL divisional tournament and five teams to represent Connecticut. and there was National Honor Maidment uses various methods, including singing to his “We hope that you can stop doing between their counuies, according was not given. Only 15.1 percent of Americans left an impression on only 1.6 per­ should restrict imports, compared to According to girls’ cross-country tenth in the state open. This season, That’s my major goal.” The New Society rehearsal and induction. class, to keep students involved. to a new poll. With uadc tensions between the named Japan among the five cent of the Americans polled. drugs and selling drugs because you 60 percent of Japanese. Both figures coach Stan Bcbyn, “There’s someth­ their record was five wins and two Englands, usually held at Brown Tticrc were too many distractions. It Japanese still trust the United two countries on the rise, more countries they most trusted, up still have that chance. We also hope were up from last year. ing beautiful when five to seven losses. They placed sixth out of 26 University, is a meet in which the was hard to focus and do the things States more than any other country, Americans titan ever before in an­ slightly from last year but far below By contrast, 33.8 percent of that you have learned that crime Among the Japanese polled, 82 runners on a team combine their ef­ teams in the LL divisional tourna­ top five teams from each stale in wc needed to do.” but Japan ranks only No. 11 among nual poll’s 11-ycar history called the 23.4 percent in 1984. Nearly 54 Japanese said John F. Kennedy Creative teaching doesn’t pay. percent said they would choose a forts to run smoothly up and down ment. New England compete against each countries Americans trust, according relations between the United States percent of Japanese said they trusted made an impression on them, fol­ Bebyn felts his expectations for “The only thing we are happy domestically made product over an hills, to excel and to be one of the “We were only a handful of points other. “The potential is there to be to the poll published Tuesday by and Japan “bad.” the United States, down from last lowed by 23.3 percent for Reagan import, compared to 73 percent of best in the state. For me, it’s almost away from third place in the LL one of these top five teams,” said the season were higher. “They (ex­ about is that our Dad doesn’t have to Japan’s largest daily newspaper. Among Americans, 9.3 percent year and lower than the 57.4 percent and 17.0 percent for Gen. Douglas the Americans. like watching a symphony or a bal­ tournament. Out of one minute and Bebyn. pectations) weren’t met because proves positive suffer with drugs anymore. According to the survey, former said relations were bad,- compared to in 1984. MacArthur, who was supreme com­ Now that the season is over, there arc a lot of good teams. You let.” Mr. Bebyn has been coaching 25 seconds, we missed qualifying “We want you to know that we Presidents Kennedy and Reagan 6.0 percent last year. Among Americans in the poll expressed Asked to name a Japanese person mander of U.S. forces occupying Bebyn is disappointed that the team must give them credit.” cross-country for 17 years. He fell in for the state LL championships by teacher in Windsor. He decided to did forgive you for what you did the have left strong impressions on Japanese, traditionally more pes­ the most trust for Canada, Britain, who had made an impression on Japan after World War II. won’t be participating in the state Despite the fact that the season By Meribeth Riley love with the sport as a youngster about 20 seconds,” said Bebyn. leave and teach at MHS because it is very day it happened. ... Plea.se many Japanese but nearly eight in simistic on the issue, 18.4 percent Australia and Switzerland. Japanese them, most of the Americans came Americans saw their own leaders open. “We could have done better if ended sooner than anticipated, somewhat as the Japanese did, rank­ and has been running since his where he grew up. He feels the remember we don’t hate you; so 10 Americans cannot name a single said relations were bad, slightly up gave top tmstworthincss rankings to up blank. At the begirming of the season, we didn’t have a week of rain. The Bebyn feels good about the team’s “Frcre Jacques, Frcrc Jacques, ing Kennedy and Reagan highest, sophomore year of high school. Bebyn’s hopes were optimistic. “I’m school “Is like a big family.” don’t let tliis ruin the rest of your Japanc.se individual who has stuck from 17.5 percent in 1988. the United States, Britain, Australia The late Emperor Hirohito was team swam all week, but there’s no accomplishments. “I’m proud of the dormez vous? Dormez vous? ... in their minds. and France. the most prominent Japanese in followed by Martin Luther King Jr. hoping we run well enough to make As he continues to keep high life.” Many Americans still feel rela­ Last season, the girls’ cross­ substitute for running,” said Bebyn. girls for all they’ve achieved on the Fray Filipe, Fray Filipc, Dormes-tu? The poll was conducted by the tions arc “good” or “very good” — Asked if their government should American minds, although he was President Bush ranked eighth country team had eight wins and one it to the New Englands. To do that “We also had tests and reports due field and in the classroom.” Dormes-tu? ... Are you sleeping? school students interested and ex­ Fyten, 30, was shot in a brief paper Yomiuri Shimbun and the 45.6 percent, compared to 38 per­ protect domestic industries by named by just 6.6 percent of those most impressive to Americans, and Arc you sleeping Brother John? cited enough to give the tough world struggle at the door of his apartment. American Gallup polling organiza­ cent of Japanese. Among the restricting imports, 66 percent of polled. ninth to Japanese. Brother John” sings Mr. Paul Maid­ of French their best shot, he docs Gamer admitted firing the fatal shot, ment, a foreign language teacher of feel that the ultimate learning ex­ but said he thought he had emptied Friedman known four years at MHS. He believes that perience would be “to travel abroad the gun earlier by firing a round and “singing sharpens comprehension and have something to compare the then removing the clip. However, Estes, 60’s con man, indicted on theft charges and pronunciation. It shows that lan­ U.S. to.” Maidment hopes that “the the pistol had already automatically as a good teacher guage is alive, not just something in music will open that (traveling reloaded, the judge said. a book.” abroad) up." “They were going to go into busi­ there. backed by federal agriculture loans. 30 days.” BRADY, Texas (AP) — Billie The idea of enforcing education Maidment also uses slides, foods, Robert Williamson II, 20, of Gem ness against Loadcraft,” said District The group had set up manufactur­ He began a 15-year prison term in Also indicted were Guzan’s wife, Sol Estes, a confidant of Lyndon You walk down the long corridor classrooms that arc used for a through guitar playing came from and, guest speakers to keep his stu­ Lake, also pleaded guilty to Attorney Ronald Sutton. “They were ing operations under the name Load Molly Guzan, 41; John Andrew Johnson convicted in a multimil- 1965 and was paroled in 1971. and open the door to room 129, one smaller amount of students. The stu­ his high school German teacher dents motivated. He feels “it’s basically ready to go when we Star International Inc. in Corpus Smith, 33, of Brady; Boyd Harrold second-degree murder and was sen­ lion-dollar fertilizer swindle in the In 1979, his parole was revoked of the three rooms of the learning dents’ teachers, such as their math Mrs. Macanomi, who sang and another way to leant not only a new Pool, 49, of Clarendon; Cheryl Ann tenced to 68 months in prison. 1960s, has been indicted with five stopped it in March 1988.” Christi with financial backing from and he was sent back to prison for center. Who do you sec? “The best and .social studies, send workbooks played guitar weekly. Maidment dis­ language, but a different culture. ... Blaine Christofferson, 21, of St. other people on charges of stealing It took more than a year to indict the Corpus Christi Economic mail fraud and conspiracy to conceal Vick, 27, of Yucaipa, Calif., and teacher in the whole school, Ms. and assignments down to the learn­ tinctly remembers the songs and You’re really saying something, a Paul, was sentenced to two years for uadc secrets. them because “it takes a mountain Development Board when inves­ assets. He was released in 1983. His Load Star, which is defunct. Judy Friedman,” said Michael Fal- ing center to help the teacher plan how they helped in his learning whole story." Maidment believes attempted aggravated robbery. Estes, 64, was freed on $10,000 of records to put these things tigators stepped in. parole expired this year. Sutton said Mrs. Guzan and Ms. lacaro, a learning center student. She the students’ specialized program. process. He feels that, “students arc that by using non-traditional leach­ Frank DeRosa, 22, of St. Paul, the bail Tuesday with three other defen­ together,” Sutton said. If convicted, Estes, a contribitor to Johnson’s After his 1983 release, he said, Vick were to surrender today. welcomes you with a smile and one Ms. Friedman said the programs learning and they don’t realize it.” ing techniques he’s opening up a robbers’ getaway driver, was sen­ dants. the six each face two to 20 years in political campaigns, was known as “I’m jast one drink away from being question, “Do you have work to are very effective because they arc Maidment also uses the guitar be­ whole new set of ideas and different tenced to one year in jail and 10 The six were charged in an indict­ prison and a fine of up to $10,000, an agricultural financial wizard in a drank and just one deal away from do?” This is how each class in the individualized. She praised, “the cause he understands the reality that way of looking at the world. years on probation for simple rob­ ment unsealed Tuesday with engag­ he said. the 1950s and 1960s until his empire being back in prison.” learning center begins. “The learn­ wonderful quality of students here at “foreign language is not most stu­ Due to his enjoyable teaching WE DELIVER dents’ first priority.” He says, “the bery. ing in organized criminal activity. Sutton said one of those indicted, collapsed after it was disclosed that In the November issue of Texas For Home Delivery, Call ing center is a class run like a small Manchester High School who really techniques, Maidment is a well- All four also were ordered to They were accused of plotting to David Jay Guzan, 41, of Corpus its assets were mostly pajw. Monthly, Estes was quoted as study hall for kids that need extra want to leant, so they put in the ef­ songs leave them with good feeling respected teacher. Kevin Kyle, a share in paying more than $16,000 steal and duplicate trade secrets Christi, had been plant manager at He was convicted in 1%3 of mail saying, ‘Tve always been able to help and support in various sub­ fort that it takes. The other thing is about language, because it’s fun.” French student of Maidment’s, feels 647-9946 But “yes, there still are verbs to in restitution to Fyten’s family for owned by Loadcraft, a manufacturer Loadcraft and stole trade secrets and fraud and conspiracy in a swindle make money. If I put my mind to it, Monday to Friday, 9 to 6 jects,” said Friedman. that the rest of the staff, the other he’s an “excellent teacher and memorize.” his funeral and burial expenses. of container cargo trailers. manufacturing plans before he left involving nonexistent fertilizer tanks I could make a million in the next Students who arc targeted for the teachers really help out and provides a solid foundation on program have a Planning Placement everybody really cares. I think that’s Influence by his parents, who which to build knowledge of a Team Meeting or PPT, at which the bottom line.” were both teachers, Maidment began foreign language, its people and time it is suggested that a student get Ms. Friedman said she and the his career in 1983 as an eighth-grade their land.” a certain number of hours of extra other special education teachers DON'T MONKEY help in the learning center. could not do all tlic work by them­ selves, so they have the help of Miss TRAPPED The programs the learning center Virginia Smith. “Without the help of AROUND... offers arc indvidualized, which Miss Smith wc wouldn’t be as effec­ U.S.S.R. trip opens means, “one student may only need tive as wc arc.” .... In the help with math, another student may The learning center is a positive only need help with learning social Try Our Pay-By-Mail KING AND QUEEN — Aris Leonard and Nannette Cooper environment for learning. 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Please begin my pay-by- high school. She was involved in was just beginning. Even then, were cast? Well, Mary Buck, a 1967 There they will be visiting Soviet though, the rooms were bugged. mail subscription on Sock-n-Buskin while attending MHS graduate, had a lot to do with Manchester High, where she acted high schools to sit down and meet “Many times you could see the Enclosed please find payment for it. Buck owns and successfully runs and helped behind the scenes. The their counterparts in the East. This bugs. 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Next, she became a Some arc simply out for the adven­ Armstrong and Sines both agree OLD FASHIONED PERSONALIZED SERVICE ing for new talent, always looking,” ture. Tanya Sines jtarticipated in this that the students who go on this trip Apt. theatrical agent and realized that said Buck. The advice she gives to “selling people for a part” is not an program her sophomore year and come away with a belter understand­ anyone who wants to pursue a easy task. “enjoyed it immcnsly.” When asked ing of the Soviets and their way of Zip Phone career in acting or any related field In 1976 she started her casting why she went, she replied, “I went life.” Sines said, “Dcfinilcly. It gave is to go to a school with a good career with CBS’s prime lime bccau.se I always wanted to go. It us insight into what’s going on over theater arts program and to make a division. This division had the final was a dream.’’ there, especially with how things arc Details? Call MAKE IT EASY ON YOURSELR..PAY-BY-MAIL Both Mr. Armstrong and Sines starting to change. Wc also find out decision which region to work (New approval on T.V. scries such as “ iT'^ veue math k fViT:,j£rr, Siar fucps mv York-Chicago-L.A.). One should be “Lou Grant,” “Dukes of Hazard,” agreed that this program abounds Russians are human too.” IS "Ijpc h ead MANCHESTER VERNON willing to work very hard for little and “All in the Family.” After CBS, with benefits. For Sines, this was her Amtsu-ong summed up his feelings The Manchester Herald money. she worked with Paramount in Los first lime in the U.S.S.R. She feels, by commenting,” 1 think seeing HSNG 645-8393 872-2140 P.O. Box 591- Manchester, CT 06040 What docs an agent look for in an Angeles until she opened her own “1 benefited by learning about a somclhing first hand is infinitely aclor/actrcss? “Personally 1 look for agency. whole different culture.” Armstrong better titan reading a book.”

\ MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, Nov. 30,1989—17 16— MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, Nov. 30, 1989 I THAT SCRAMBLED WORD G AME by Henri Arnold and Bob Lae ~ Crossword TV Tonight Unscramble these four Jumbles, one letter to each square, to form four ordinary words. FOCUS ACROSS leather Answer to Previous Puxils [TMC] MOVIE: Midnight Run' (CC) A (57) James Galway's Christmas Carol 48 Rental sign 7:00PM CD inside Edition YOFAR bounty hunter and an accused embezzler Carols by Galway, the Royal Philharmonic 1 Aclrtti (2 wds.) □ □ □ □ CD @ Wheel of Fortune (CC) fltdgriv* .51 Gym feat try to elude trie mob as they make their Orchestra, Ambrosian Singers and St Al­ 5 ContUI- 52 Encore CD Cosby Show (CC). (In Stereo) way across the country Robert De Niro. ban's Abbey Boy Choristers From Eng­ latlon 55 Youth gp. (Jj) People's Court Charles Grodin, Yaphet Kotto 1988, land (60 min.) (In Stereo) Keep Your 9 Sandwich 56 Studler of Rated R. (In Stereo) (2@ Kate 8< Allie (CC). [CNN] CNN News Dear Abby lyp* (abbr.) animals [USA] Christmas Adventure Animated. 12 By and by 59 Map abbr. (24) (5^ MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour 10:05PM [TIVIC] MOVIE: Eddie SHLYP Santa faces a dilemma on Christmas Eve Murphy Raw ' A filmed concert perform PEOPLE 13 No«aliit 60 Author (26) Police Story when his reindeer master disappears. (60 Car Alive ance of the actor-comedian's uncensored Hunter Gardner m in) 5 ^ Abigail Van Buren 14 Over (poet.) 61 Entreaty 6|6J (4® Current Affair standup routine Eddie Murphy. 1987 15 Aiiant 62 Deer Cheers 8:30PM (1® NHL Hockey: Hartford Rated R. (In Stereo) 17 Paraon 63 Scan Whalers at St. Louis Blues (2 hrs.. 30 (St) Family Ties (CC). Pan 1 of 2 1 0;30PM Qi) USA Tonight Family life changes Chase 18 Senorlta'a 64 Designer — min ) (Live) DULAN 0 IF YOU BECOME aunt Caselnl [A & E ] Chronicle Italy’s Pallo, the world's (2® Odd Couple a a a n □ □ [! C22) (30) Different W orld (CC) (In Stereo) APPICTED TO Hyundai Sonata 19 Kind ol oldest horse race (R) annGi □□!] @8) H o ga n 's Heroes WRESTLINS, IT lelluce DOWN [CNN] Moneytine (24) Haiti A profile of the work of three NEW YORK (AP) — Actor-comedian Chevy 20 To whom — a n n a □ □ □ members of the Hunger Relief and Devel­ (6l) Th re e 's Com pany M 16 H T P O T H IO . Teacher wants Chase, who is reprising his role as the dedicated — concern 1 Future at- [ESPN] SportsCenter opment Organization (R) [A&E] Women in Jazz 22 Hotcroie tys.’ exam 21 Sesame 40 Airline Info is surprising car plant 42 High card [LIFE] Cagney & Lacey (57) Frugal Gourmet (In Stereo) NYLAFIX family man in “National Lampoon’s Christmas Vaca­ 2 Baseballer [U SA] Alfred Hitchcock Presents Now arrange the circled letters to 22 Actress — 43 Filthy [M A X ] MOVIE: ‘Take the High Ground’ form the surprise answer, as sug­ tion,” says he thinks about going out with the guys as 23 Oriental Berra [A & E ] Eagle and the Bear 1 1 .00PM (D CsD News (CC) 1 tath 3 Heroine ol Arthur 47 Naval addr. After years of molding young recruits into gested by the above cartoon. to date student a break from an all-female household. 23 Spanish gold 48 Construc­ tough fighting men, a sergeant requests 9:00PM CD Top of the Hill (CC) Con- (30) News 24 Stringed "A Doll's CD 24 Crescent tion beam gressman Bell searches for an answer Chase said living with his wife, Jane, and three By Ann M. Job Initrument House" combat duty. Richard Widmark, Karl Mal­ (D T a x i GET r 27 Walker 4 Compass shape 49 Scandina­ den, Elaine Stewart 1953. when one of his aides commits suicide af­ Print answer here: The Associated Press 25 Non-prollt vian capital (H) Cheers (CC). D on a: daughters has changed his life, but he also feels “out 32 Eekimo boat point ter a confrontation with a reporter. (60 DEAR ABBY: I am 29, single, a second-year org. 50 Overdue [USA] MOVIE: 'Santa and the Three 34 Hebrew 5 Yellow fruit min.) (In Stereo) (1® W halers W rap-Up (Answers tomorrow) graduate student who works full-time and also conducts a of control of my life now.” 26 Pande­ 51 Bitter nut Bears' Three hibernating bears discover Forget what you know about Hyundais. Just get inside letter 6 Actor dD Remington Steele Jumbtes: STOKE AIDED CENSUS SOLACE “1 think I need to be taken away, dropped in some 35 — to Joy Montand monium 52 Greenback the magic and wonder of Christmas. 1970 (2® (3® M 'A 'S'H Yesterday's lab as a graduate assistant. I don’t have much spare time, 28 Sort 53 Two words territory with just a lot of loud guys,” he said in an the carmaker’s 1990 Sonata. 36 Sgt. 7 Raced 7:30PM CD Entertainment Tonight (22) (30) Cheers (CC) Robin Colcord's lav­ (22) N e w s (Live) Answer: What the ship's doctors generally do — which doesn’t matter since 1 don’t know too many 37 Mlichlevoul 8 Disease 29 Come in of under­ ish • and well protected - apartment is the “SEE SICKNESS" interview scheduled for broadcast today and Friday Otherwise, you’ll spend five minutes walking around second standing Chevy Chase talks about "National Lam­ (1® This Old House (CC) people (1 just moved to Texas last year), but 1 like my job chltd lighter poon's Christmas Vacation " (In Stereo) setting for Sam and Rebecca's latest mis­ this roomy, mid-size car, convinced someone stuck the 39 PoilUve 9 Loud noise 30 Biblical 54 Deer adventure together. (In Stereo) (2® Weekday on ABC-TV’s “Good Morning America.” garden 57 Raw metal No* bach In atock. Jumbla Book No. U la aaallabla loi IIJK. aihlch IncludaamtaM and working in the lab. words 10 Singer CD (?;?) Jeopardy! ICC). (61) Arsenio Hall (In Stereo) and handling, from Jumbla, c/o Ihia nawapapar, P.O. Box 43«6. Orlando, FL 32go^43W. “Like just get Danny Aykroyd and Marty (Martin wrong nameplate on the door. 31 Remainder 58 Mall center $4) (57) Mystery!: Campion (CC) Albert Indud* your namt, aiMraat and tip coda and maka your chock payabla to Nawapaparbooka. Lately, when I am away from the lab, I have found my 41 Food Horne CD Kate & Allie (CC). matches wits with the leader of a gang The test car, a Hyundai Sonata GLS with leather inter­ 44 Tepee 11 Three-spot 33 Meddler abbr. [A & E] Improv Tonite Host: comic Short) and (Tom) Hanks and a bunch of us and just trying to steal the Gyrth Chalice; Lugg re­ thoughts turning more and more to one of the under­ ior and V-6 engine, showed the South Korean carmaker 45 102, Roman 16 Coin ot 38 1051, (H) WPIX News Charles Fleischer (In Stereo) graduates I work with there. (I’ll call her ‘Terri.*’) She is put us all together and leave us alone with a ’fridge 46 Birds------France Roman §0) M*A*S"H covers from a supernatural meeting. (60 [CNN] Moneyline full of beer or something.” has considerable t^ents beyond the little low-end sub­ min.) Part 2 of 2 KIT 'N ' CARLYLE by Larry Wright probably 20 or 21, bright, pretty, and she seems to like 9 9 TT 11 @0) Hard Copy Scheduled: lawyers who [D IS ] Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet compact Excel it has been selling in the United States defend drug lords (40) Young Riders (CC) Hickok and Emma Chase, who has played the goofy family patriarch face hostile Indians and a ruthless com­ [HBO] Inside the NFL (60 min.) (In me, not just as a teaching assistant but as a person. n @9) NHL Hockey: at Bos­ since 1986. Stereo) TTie feelings I am experiencing pose a problem for me. Clark Griswold in two previous “Vacation” movies, manding officer at a remote army post (60 said being a real-life father means having respon­ The Sonata felt big inside and acted big, with a 3-liter, ton Bruins (2 hrs , 30 min.) (Live) min.) (In Stereo) [LIFE] Spenser: For Hire As Terri’s lab instructor, I am responsible for a portion 15 ^0) Cosby Show (CC) (In Stereo) V sibilities to his children. multi-port, fuel-injected six-cylinder engine teamed with [A & E ] Rubinstein Remembered Music, [MAX] MOVIE: 'Aerobicide' A der of the grade she will receive in this class. I would never C61) Newhart (CC) home movies and photographs are in­ anged killer stalks victims at a posh Holiy “So, there are many things that I don’t do that 1 four-speed automatic overdrive transmission that j let my personal feelings affect how I graded any student, 11 [A&E] World of Survival (R) cluded in this tribute to the world-class wood health spa Marcia Karr, David used to do,” he said. “For instance, I sleep in a delivered up to 142 horsepower on demand rather _ pianist, as well as remembrances from fa­ James Campbell, Fritz Matthews 1987 but do you think my integrity would be sacrificed if I [ C N N ] Crossfire mily and friends. (90 min ) cat gWMEPS nightgown now.’ smoothly. I even made the tires squeal a few times when ■ Rated R asked her to dinner or a movie? [ESPN] Tennis: Nabisco Masters From [ C N N ] Larry King Live [U S A ] Miami Vice (In Stereo) I really tried to gun it. Madison Square Garden in New York (2 Mope f/Mf To read a book cr. I really like Terri, and I’d like to think that there might Cavett needs 35 tries Front seats were roomy, and back seat space was im­ hrs.) (Live) [ D IS ] MOVIE: 'Stand and Deliver' East 1 1 :30PM CD (40) Nlghtllne (CC) be a chance for something more than a classroom Los Angeles math teacher Jaime Escalante T han Nopmal pressive. With the front seats moved up a bit, I could 32 n r [HBO] MOVIE: 'Big Shots' (CC) Two inspires his students to take and pass an CD Arsenio Hall (In Stereo) relationship. I look forward to the days when 1 know she kids from opposite sides of the tracks em advanced placement exam in calculus 01) Honeymooners to tape video in Japanese even stretch out my legs in the back seat. With the front bark on a wild cross-country odyssey will be in my lab. But the nature of our existing relation­ 35 Based on a true story Edward James 01- 0® Synchronal Research CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) — Talk show host seats back a bit, I still had decent legroom. Headroom Ricky Busker. Darius McCrary, Robert Joy mos, Lou Diamond Phillips 1987 Rated ship (teaching assistant-student) dictates that it will be a 1987 Rated PG-13 (2® Twilight Zone Dick Cavett needed 35 tries to get it right while and shoulder space in back also were commendable. 41 PG temporary one unless I make my feelings known. What 8;00PM CD48 Hours (CC) (60 min ) (In [H B O ] MOVIE: Last Rites' (CC) A New ®2) @® Best of Carson (R) (In Stereo) making a videotape to promote West Virginia. In fact, the Sonata’s 99.7 cubic feet of passenger space should I do? (Please don’t print my name.) Sign me... is bigger than that of some other sedans such as the Stereo) York City parish priest gets caught in the (2® Woodwright's Shop HEART OF TEXAS But give him break: He was doing it in Japanese. CE) College Basketball: Yale at Connec­ crossfire when he attempts to shield a (26) Your Show of Shows Gov. Gaston Caperton, scheduled to go to Japan Toyota Camry. ticut (3 hrs ) (Live) beautiful fugitive from the mob. Tom Ber- DEAR HEART: Some institutions of learning frown Exterior styling on the Sonata was subdued, not exact­ enger. Daphne Zuniga, Chick Vennera (3® St. Elsewhere Dec. 2 for a nine-day visit, will take with him the r§") Remington Steele 1988. Rated R (In Stereo) (57) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour on faculty — which includes lab instructors — dating ly expressive, but certainly the car has a nice look. 55“ promotional videotape in which Cavett extols the 01) MOVIE: 'The Treasure of the Sierra [LIFE] MOVIE; 'Right of the People' An [A & E ] Blackadder Goes Forth their students. If yours does, ‘Terri” is off limits. Other­ Suspension and handling is capable. The car does a Madre' Greed, jealousy and suspicion American city passes a law allowing citi­ state’s virtues. W“ [ C N N ] Sports Tonight wise, go ahead and ask her. good job of cushioning harsh bumps with its rather spon­ L plague three hard-bitten men in their quest zens to carry guns for self-defense Mi­ “We in America arc quite proud of West Virginia,” for gold in the mountains of Mexico. Color­ chael Ontkean. Billy Dee Williams. Jane [ D IS ] MOVIE: 'Something Wicked This the translated text of Cavett’s remarks show. Cavett The Associated Press gy ride. 55“ ized version Humphrey Bogart. Walter Kaezmarek 1986 Way Com es' (CC) A stranger brings his DEAR ABBY: My husband and 1 are the parents of Inside, the rear-seat armrests offered storage space, big Huston. Tim Holt 1948 carnival to a small mid-western town and three wonderful, healthy daughters, ages 10, 8 and 6. says Japan and West Virginia have mountain ranges, ADOPT A PET — Stephanie Page of J (18) Secret World Life and death m India [M A X ] MOVIE: Full Metal Jacket' (CC) seduces the townspeople by fulfilling their a proud history and eyes on the future. side windows added to the roomy feel and the ventilation 30 (c) 19B9 by NEA. Inc Stanley Kubrick s portrait of the Vietnam dreams and desires Jason Robards. Jona­ Following the birth of our third daughter, 1 had a (20) MOVIE; 'Network' A failing television ® 1900 by NEA. Irtc The governor’s office said Cavett has done three Houston, the 1990 Penthouse Pet of the system was powerful. The button to pop open the trunk War as seen through the eyes of Marines than Pryce. Royal Dano 1983 Rated PG. hysterectomy, so all hopes of having a son vanished — was neatly tucked on the underside of the driver’s network is taken over by a giant conglom­ in boot camp and in battle Matthew Mod [ E S P N ] SportsCenter until we were told that an 8-year-old boy was available documentaries for Japanese television. Year, holds a cat from the New Rochelle, erate determined to make it a profitable me. Adam Baldwin. Vincent D Onofrio armrest, so you don’t have to hunt for it in the glovebox enterprise. William Holden, Faye Duna 1987 Rated R 1 1 :35PM CD Night Court SNAFU by Bruca Baattia Cavett is the latest celebrity to promote West Vir­ N.Y., Humane Society Wednesday. She way, Peter Finch 1976 for adoption. as in some domestic cars. [U S A ] MOVIE: 'Father Knows Best: 1 1 :45PM [ T M C ] MOVIE; Short Cir ginia. Actor Leslie Nielsen, star of “Airplane” and C2?) (30) Cosby Show (CC) (In Stereo) When we met him, we were thrilled to see such a was on hand to kick off the national cam­ Best of all, the base price for a 1990 Sonata with CELEBRITY CIPHER Home for Christmas' The original cast of cult 2 ' Robot Johnny 5 ventures to the big bright and attractive boy, and knew immediately that “The Naked Gun,” has done a package promoting Celebrity Cipher cryptograms are created from quotations by famous (^4) Connecticut Yankee in Red Square the television series is reunited for a Christ­ city to help his unemployed creator break education in the state. paign for people to adopt a cat for manual nansmission is $9,999, making it a potent price people, past and present Each letter in the cipher stands lor A look a the impact of the Soviet Union s mas celebration Robert Young, Jane into the toy business Fisher Stevens, Mi­ Todd (not his real name) would fit right into our family. Christmas. comp>etitor in the mid-size sedan segment. another. Today's clue: V equals W policy of perestroika, or economic restruc Wyatt, Elinor Donahue 1977 chael McKean, Cynthia Gibb 1988 Rated After having Todd in our home for five months, we tunng, on Connecticut s defense industry PG (In Stereo) Hepburn, Thomas help In contrast, the Mitsubishi Galant sedan with manual 9:30PM (22) (30; Dear John (CC) John's signed the papers and the adoption was finalized — and 'EPX VLICF ONW &6) M OVIE: 'Freedom Road' An ex-slave visiting dad takes an interest in Kate -- 1 2:00AM (D Crlmewatch Tonight transmission starts at $10,989 and the Toyota Camry becomes a senator and joins with freed which she returns in kind (In Stereo) 01) Hill Street Blues that’s when the trouble began. U.N. Children’s Fund Newsman John Palmer sedan with manual U-ansmission starts at $11,588. LWCA QX ZINURXF QA slaves and poor people to rebuild their land. Muhammad Ah. Kris Kristofferson, [E S P N ] College Basketball: North Car­ (18) Home Shopping Network (2 hrs ) Todd started to have violent temper tantrums, scream­ At that Toyota price, you’re close to the upscale olina at Alabama (2 hrs.) (Live) CHICAGO (AP) — Acu-ess Audrey Hepburn and Edward Herrmann 1979 (2()) Second Paycheck ing, throwing and breaking things, hitting the girls and Sonata GLS with manual transmission, which starts at NOEJLW, WLE QA composer-conductor Michael Tilson Thomas will plans to leave NBC (40) Mission: Impossible (CC) Membeis 10:00PM [(3]) Knots Landing (CC) (26, Success 'n' Life defying all discipline. We immediately took him to a of the IMF use modern technology and old- Amanda is brutally assaulted after she and NEW YORK (AP) — John Palmer, who in Sep­ $12,349. And the GLS model includes tilt steering, (40, Hard Copy Scheduled: lawyers who psychiatrist, who placed him in very fine private institu­ participate in a concert based on “The Diary of Aimc OLWEXKRCNEJLW. EPX fashioned superstition to uncover a disho­ Danny sign divorce papers; Tom Ryan Frank,” with the proceeds going to the United Na­ tember was replaced as “Today” show newscaster by cruise control, ptower door locks and windows and il­ nest arms dealer in the Northern Ireland ends his relationship with Paige, Mark Bay­ dqfend drug lords tion. After three months, Todd begged to come home, Deborah Norville, is leaving NBC News after 26 luminated vanity mirror as standard equipment. conflict (60 min ) (In Stereo) lor pleads guilty to murder (60 min ) (In ^1) Talking Money promising to “behave,” so we brought him home. tion’s Children’s Fund. PNWF JU KLIX Stereo) The concert, scheduled March 21, will be narrated years. The GLS test car, with options that included leather in­ dB This Old House (CC) [A&E] Victory at Sea (R) After five weeks, he started acting up again — lying, terior, air conditioning and premium radio, topped out at d S MOVIE: 'Love Letters' A young CD (26) (61) News [CNN] Newsnight by Miss Hepburn with music composed by Thomas. Palmer and an NBC News spokeswoman declined JKRtlENWE EPNW EPX (11) W PIX News stealing, hitting die girls and making our lives miserable. $15,849. woman discovers that her deceased [ E S P N ] Senior PGA GoK: GTE W est He also will conduct the New World Symphony Or­ 10 comment Wednesday on a report dial he is calling mother had a long, illicit love affair. Jamie (221 (30! L A. Law (CC) Van Owen debates Abby, is there any way to abort adoption? We just Not bad for a roomy, V-6-powered car that can com­ Classic First round, from Ojai. Calif. (2 chestra. it quits at the network. X A X .‘ — DNOLQ Lee Curtis, James Keach, Amy Madigan putting a 5-year-oid girl on the stand in a hrs ) (Taped) can’t handle this child. 1983 molestation case; the caseload at the firm The Chicago performance is part of a four-city But an NBC executive who spoke on condition of fortably and sensibly be used for family jaunts around [H B O ] Montreal International Comedy AN ERROR IN JUDGMENT town, vacation travel or trips to work. QILWLVUHJ. [A & E ] Victory at Sea IS thin, forcing them to bring in a "rain­ Festival (CC) HBO's favorite comedy “Concerts for Life” tour. Other concerts will be held anonymity said Fulmer is leaving. [CNN] PrimeNews maker ” (60 mm ) (In Stereo) stars join forces with some of the funniest DEAR ERROR: It is rcgrctable that the behavior “Media Beat,” shown on CNBC, the NBC-owned But overall, the Sonata was a surprising car. PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "It's a rare person who wants to (24) Revelations Three generations of a men and women around the world (60 in New York, Los Angeles and Houston, UNICEF hear what he doesn't want to hear." — Dick Cavett. [D iS ] Best of Walt Disney Presents; In problems did not surface during the five-month trial I Unfortunately, sales have been surprising, loo — Shape With Von Drake Goofy and Lud West Virginia family share their perception min ) (R) said Wednesday. cable channel, reported that Palmer is going to work of America's collapsing values. (60 mm ) period before the adoption became final. Perhaps an ex­ with Av Weslin, a former ABC News program execu­ surprisingly low since the Sonata’s introduction early in wig Von Drake demonstrate comical calis­ [LIFE] This Evening Miss Hepburn is the UNICEF goodwill ambas­ thenics, C38) Hockey Week "You didn't know\’rr\ deducting the cost ception can be made in your case, but generally speak­ tive, on a new series for King World Productions, 1989. Hyundai had looked to sell 80,000 of the cars this [USA] New Mike Hammer sador. [LIFE] Spenser; For Hire (40 Primetime Live (CC) (60 min I of your retirement party from your ing, once an adoption has been finalized, there is no way year. But sales totaled 26,150 through October as U.S. 1 2:05AM CD Pat Sajak syndicator of “Wheel of Fortune.” last paycheck?!" to “abort” an adoption. Your legal obligation, as parents Dick Clark turns 60; Fulmer joined NBC News in 1963 from station car sales turned sluggish. of your adopted child, is the same as though he were WSB-TV in Atlanta. ARLO AND JANIS by Jimmy Johnson FR ANK AN ERNEST by Bob Thavet your biological child. plans quiet birthday I suggest that you have Todd evaluated physically, Author dedicates book eAT flWALLY, HAUOWeew mentally and emotionally. Don’t trust to luck that he will MALIBU, Calif. (AP) — Dick Clark, America’s Today in Histoiy YOU WAMT TO TRY TMl6 M0WAW0TTH16 PIMK AMD iiL m FuRFie one/ rue GReew THIMG? PL6A6e? CAMDY 16 AU 60M&.' ^ C wHfw I Final LX ± not harm the girls or you. My heart goes out to you — oldest teen-ager, turned 60 today but with little fan- to fellow Beirut hostage WtIRD-LOOKIMG PURPieOMCI •fare or fuss. and this obviously disturbed child. He may need to be in­ Today is Thursday, Nov. 30, the 33^th day of 1989. fouNi> NicHF stitutionalized again. He planned to blow out the candles on a birthday PARIS (AP) — Jean-Paul Kauffmann has won the cake with his wife, Kari, and another couple some­ “Relais Gourmand” literary prize for a book of es­ There are 31 days left in the year. IN LifF !T V/AS < where in Brazil, publicist Paul Shefrin said. says on wine, “Le Bordeaux Retrouve,” which he Today’s highlight in history: Fifty years ago, on Nov. 30, 1939, the Russo-Finnish Clark turned down an interview request. In the dedicated to fellow Beirut hostage Michel Seurat, a ^ past, the multimillion-dpllar entertainer-producer said who died in captivity. War, dso known as the Winter War, began as Soviet u-oops invaded Finland. Although the Finns mounted a he would prefer to “age gracefully” without media at­ Kauffmann, who received the award Wednesday, ANP A I spirited defense, they were eventually overwhelmed by Dr. Gott tention. was freed in May 1988 after spending more than PLac:F. I Wrinkles can finally be seen on his boyish face, three years in captivity. While held, he promised to the Red Army and forced to sign a treaty the following swear off wine for one year if released. March. (War between the two countries broke out again but for decades his youthful looks were the butt of "/to Peter Gott, M.D. jokes. He once compared the burden to that of female He kept his promise. in 1941, and became a part of the overall global conflict.) sex symbols. The book is about his rediscovery of wine. On this date: The book, whose title means rediscovering Bor­ In 1782, the United States and Britain signed prelimi­ “They’re constantly told how wonderful they look, PHIPPS byJoaaphFarrIa but it gets to be a drag after a while because someday deaux, is not for sale. The 2,400 copies arc to be dis­ nary peace articles in F^is, ending the Revolutionary THE BORN LO SER by Art Santom the looks have gotta go. It would be nice to be al­ tributed to the best customers of the 105 “relais gour­ War. In 1803, Spain completed the process of ceding Drug not causing lowed to age gracefully,” he said. mands” (gourmet restaurants) worldwide. HOW'$ ABCX5T, "AFCOL Louisiana to France. lYpw ■mew, twe WILL ALL MggPAFlWAMClAL LBT'^ $ee..x AMD Hl-Sr MOiey APB ,// hearing problem 6TATP^etJT (etjoiip eoon PAPrep. Landau’s a mobster in Showtime miniseries FPOM you. II iO / y DEAR DR. GOTT: Can you discuss the side effects of antibiotics, specifically SepU-a, as concerning tinnitus protagonist Woody’s ever written outside movies. Landau was one of the astronauts and hearing loss? Is there any relationship between tin­ By Jerry Buck of his own roles,” he said. “He usually on Moon Base Alpha who were pushed nitus and TMJ syndrome? What u-eaunent is avaialable? The Associated Press TV Topics writes his own role and a role for a female into outer space when atomic waste Are there organizations that focus on tinnitus in the protagonist. I don’t want to say loo much stored on the moon went critical and LOS ANGELES — Martin Landau United States. about my role. But what happens after acted as a propellant. As they passed / o ^ DEAR READER: As a class of drugs, antibiotics stars as the money man behind the tur­ directed on location in Los Angeles and people see it is fascinating. It resonates through various solar systems the O 1969 by NEA. Inc bulent development of a small Nevada have many jx)tential side effects, the most serious of Arizona. for days afterward. I’ve never been in a asU-onauts kept checking for a liveable which are acute allergic reactions, rash, liver inflamma­ desert town into a gambling oasis in the “I play Max Brower rabbinically,” said movie that affects people that powerful­ planet, and were checked out in turn by WINTHROP by Dick Cavalll THE GRIZW ELLS by Bill Schorr tion and kidney damage. A few antibiotics, such as suep- Showtime miniseries “The Neon Em­ Landau. “Like a rabbi, but a deadly one. ly" curious otherworldly creatures. tomycin and neomycin cause hearing damage pire.” I FEEL I'M BEApy He’s a man you can talk to, do business Landau, a native of Brooklyn, studied OH,WELL,..A6< A M I 5UA1MER VWIR EXzW fE roie BAIPlNtf (ototoxicity) when used in high doses for extended times. The two-part drama traces efforts by art at the Pratt Institute and at the age of The show was created for ABC, but in­ HOA'POViSlU y I d o n Y IF I KNBA'THE TO TAVLE OH MOtae. with. Like Lansky, he’s the man who tics SI LLV QUESTION. HEEPH) TO FWT OH Pbpy FAT-TO rfTT 1?E$ft5H$lBIUlTy Septra is a combination antibiotic, containing New York gangster Junior Moloff to turn 18 became assistant to cartoonist Gus stead became a pioneer in first-run syn­ s o DIRTY, )\ KNOW... FORMULA, I'D the Jewish mobs and the Italian Mafia WINTHPOP? BO TTLE IT. THWHtfiH WIHTEI*. trimethoprim and sulfamethoxazone. In rare instances, it Las Vegas into a sophisticated mccca for together. Edson in drawing “The Gumps.” He also dication. It inspired Norman Lear to put i r HlPEiaHATlON.. can cause an allergic reaction characterized by vertigo gambling and prostitution in the 1940s. “Bugsy Siegel was a man who was illustrated Billy Rose’s “Pitching Horse­ “Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman” mlo and ringing in the ears (tinnitus). It has not been reported The first two-hour segment appears Sun­ emotionally wild. Lansky had to keep shoes” column. syndication. day and the second part on Monday. After that, Landau did not have a major to cause hearing loss. him under control. Siegel was later killed “‘The Gumps’ was the most popular 'S Tinnitus, a common affliction in people of all ages, is Landau plays New York mobster Max film role until “Tlicker.’’ in Los Angeles.” comic strip in the counu^y at one lime,” defined as the subjective perception of buzzing, roaring, Brower, a character based on Meyer “I was working but I was doing mind­ Landau worked on “The Neon Empire” Landau said. “I drew the lettering and the hissing or whistling. It is particularly prevalanl in older Lansky, and Ray Sharkey is the volatile less pictures,” he said. “I always believed in June and July, after completing work backgrounds for the daily strip. The Sun­ people and may result from age-related circulatory Moloff, based on Bugsy Siegel. a good role would come along. It did on Woody Allen’s “Crimes and Mis­ day strip had a separate story and I did the deficiency to the inner ear and auditory nerves. It can “Lansky was a brilliant man who was when Francis Ford Coppola cast me in PIC^ demeanors.” Next, he worked in “By the story and all the drawing, from concep­ dtVAal also be caused by exposure to loud sounds, wax buildup consulted not only by gangsters but by “nicker.”’ Dawn’s Early Light” for Home Box Of­ tion to finish. You could create your own and infection. businessmen as well,” said Landau. “He fice. He also stars in “Max and Helen” for little world in cartooning. 1 could create Next, he will produce and play a role in EEK AND M EEK by Howl# Schnaldar ALLEY OOP by Dava Graua Tinnitus is not ordinarily associated with temporoman­ was able to see into the future. Lucky TNT. little one-act plays.” the film adaptation of Kurt Vonnegut’s dibular joint (TMJ) dysfunction, a condition marked by Luciano often wouldn’t make a move Nevertheless, Landau quit after win­ “Breakfast of Champions.” He’s probably best remembered as Rol- ALL ms fJOTES ARLOfJ t h e s u s h i b a r is headache, A sore jaw joint and clicking of the tem­ without consulting Lansky. lin Hand, tlie master of disguise, in the ning an audition to the Actors Studio. The □ □ □ HOW COME. LOOKS LIKE THEY ) YOU'RE RIGHT.' THAT OL' LEATHER poromandibular joint where the jawbone joins the skull. “Lansky saw it as a business. Drug COULD USE A y WING IS PLAYING FOR KEEPS.' TV scries “Mission: Impossible.” His only other actor accepted at that time was JOINS ‘DALLAS’ — British actress ^jE.ED5 SUCH Hi BIG LITTLE (DDEX CARDS GOfJfJA TAKE SOME SPACE uaffic was something he wanted no part HAND, ALLEY/^^^ ^ —^ ______In many cases, the cause of tinnitus is difficult to former wife, Barbara Bain, was Cin­ Steve McQueen. Lesley-Anne Down makes her American PRESIDELKIAL of. He was also against prostitution. He determine. If U-eatable causes, such as infection, have namon Carter. They later starred in the The role in “Mission; Impossible” was television series debut on CBS’ “Dallas” iF-a wanted to stop at gambling and booze. He -----a------T been ruled out, patients are often advised to put up with syndicated scries “Space: 1999.” created for Landau by Bruce Geller, a beginning in January. She plays tinnitus and “learn to live with it.” To my knowledge, was a man who could be trusted if you Many people believe that Landau’s role writer who had studied acting in a class Stephanie Rogers, a high-powered public there is no organization that acts as a support group for played by the rules. He could be very as Dr. Judah Rosenthal in “Crimes and taught by Landau. The character was relations expert who maneuvers Cliff Bar­ dangerous if you stepped outside the people with this affliction. Misdemeanors” will bring him his second originally called Martin Land. Landau nes’ rise to political power. Down To give you more information, 1 am sending you a rules.” nomination for an Academy Award. He thought that was too obvious and Geller previously starred in the British series “The Neon Empire,” written by jour­ free copy of my Health Report, “Ear Infections and Dis­ was nominated as best supporting actor changed it to Martin Hand, the name used “Upstairs, Downstairs,” which was shown orders.” Other readers who would like a copy should nalist-novelist Pete Hamill, also stars Gary Busey, Linda Fiorentino, Dylan last year for “TUckcr: The Man and His in the pilot. here, and in such miniseries as “North send $1.25 with their name and address to P.O. Box “Space: 1999” came after the “Suir and South” and “The Last Days of Pbm- McDermott, Julie Carmen, Harry Guar- Dreams.” 91369, Cleveland 44101-3369. Be sure to mention the “My role is the biggest male Trek” series but before the “Star Wars” peii.” title. dino and Richard Brooks. Larry Pecrce ■ ..-’JV .

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No pets. 646-4525. •Slacks 1591.0 Great 2 bedoom starter access to Route 44 and We're Selling Houses" 'Carver *Santa & his Elves^ M & S Minimart Farr's . Heritage Brass house. Recenliy reno­ SOUTH WIndsor-Owner 646- 2482.0______AVAILABLE OPEN Everdav Friday after 8:30am to 5pm MANCHESTER-CrIsp 1-84.$159,900. Philips 119 Spruce St. 2 Main St. 222 McKee St. A •Coordinates and bright 6 room vated, move-ln condi­ anxious to sell this CHFA Approved. Excel­ lmmedlately-3 Thankgivintf, til Christma.s'’ tion. Coll today. beautifully decorated 3 Real Estate, 742-1450o a m -dark, Fri to 8 p m Ranch. Situated on lent 3 room, l '/2 bath room apartment. Se­ Manchester Manchester Manchester •Lingerie Must be good typist and spell cor­ $124,900. Century 21, bedroom Ranch, new NORTH COVENTRY- curity and references Fresh huge country lot. Mo- Country living In this Townhouse In new con­ tree rllyn Votteronl. Epstein, 647-8895.0 carpeting, new rec dition! Flowing lay-out required. $495monthly. cut trees* 1 0 fnd “P ITS. ^ v o u cut rectly. Pleasant telephone manner. almost new Cedar _Paid (or by the Manchester Republican Town Committee, Ray Buckno, Treasurer $169,900. Sentry Real room, living room, for­ with spacious, open de­ 643-1577. BE Tn For Christmas! mal dining room, fire­ sided 3 bedroom Colon­ W RlGHT^S M ILL TREE FARM Some computer experience helpful, Estate, 643-4060.O ial. 2 full baths, eat-ln sign. Fireplace and all M ANCHESTER-Moln Owner of this 9 room, place, maintenance amenities! $109,900. 63 Creasey Rd., Canterbury, CT 06331 • (203) 774-1455 but will train the right person. Excellent MANCHESTER- 2’/2 both Forest Hills free exterior, 2 cor kitchen, dining room Street apartment for Gift Wonderful Colonial with sliders to deck, Strano Real Estate, rent. Coll 529-7858 or Rt, 384 and Rt. 6 around Willimantic Thence Via the Map (40 min,) Colonial will buy your garage. A must to see. 647- 7653.0______NOW OPEN! fringe benefits. with enchanting coun­ $168,500. Henry Asso- heat recirculating fire­ 563-4438.______Certificates try kitchen hardwood home so you con move Call for interview appointment In Immediately. Blan­ clotes, 644-4723.g_____ place, foundation for ONLY Four Units Re­ 5 room Duplex near hos­ floors, heated garage. chard a Rossetto Real­ garage. $185,000. Phil­ maining. Seclol builder pital. $625 per month. MOVIE EXPRESS Available $184,500. Marilyn Vot- BOLTON-One acre of financing. 2 bedrooms, tors," We're Selling trees. 3 bedroom ips Real Estate, 742- References and secur- Take the Chill Out of Winter teronl. Sentry Real Est- Houses" 646-2482.0 1450a qualify built Town- Ity required. 647-0422. 210 PINE STREET, YARN MILL SHOPS 643-2711 ote, 643-4060.O______Ranch, fireplaced liv­ houses. 1'/2 baths, gar­ ALL STORES OPEN NO money down on this ing room and family NORTH COVENTRY-lf 6 room Duplex. $700 plus Earn Up to 3 credits in 3 Weeks! BOLTON-UnIque Cope on you hove at least age with opener. Su­ M/le Specialize in New Releases older 5-5 Victorian Du­ room, eat-ln kitchen, perb location. 201-203 security. Available SUNDAY 12 TO 5 Ask for Jo Deary acre lot. 4 bedrooms, plex. 2 new heating dining room, large $40,000 equity In your January 1st. 649-4992. 2 '/2 baths, 1st floor present home, you con New State Rood. day; 8:30-11:35 am English 120 Evening: 6:15-9:20 pm ONLY! laundry, fireplaced kit­ systems, 2 cor garage. deck above garage. Strano Real Estate, MANCHESTER-Lorge, 3 Needs point and paper. Convenient to 1-384 and buy this 3,050 square bedroom Duplex. Business 101 History 201 Business 102 THE MANCHESTER chen. Some financing toot Contemporary for 647-7653.0 OVERNIGHT RENTALS ADULT MOVIES available, $289,900. Ma­ $154,900. Blanchard a minutes from Hart­ C hildren welcome. Business 214 Physical Education 160 Business 111 Rossetto Realtors," ford. Leose/optlon approximately $2,000 - MANCHESTER-PrIced Available December 1. 2 FOR $4.00 2 DAY RENTAL rilyn Votteronl. Sentry We're Selling Houses" available. Henry Asso­ $2,400 0 month. (Based to sell. Immaculate, Data Prxessing 111 Sociology 101 Psychology 111 Trim Fashions HERALD Real Estate, 643-4060.O $675 monthly plus utlll- 2 FOR $6.00 646-2482.0 ciates, 644-4723.0 on $90,000 8% fixed rote spacious 3 bedroom, tles. 649-9443.______Earth Science 110 Speech 213 Speech 213 SINGLE RENTAL Vernon Circle Shopping Center 2nd m ortgage, no 2'/2 both Townhouse. LET'S Moke A Deal 11 points, no prepayment Home offers large kit­ ONE bedroom apart­ OVERNIGHT SINGLE OVERNIGHi Owners ore extremely penalty.) 4bedrooms,2 chen, separate, dining ment. $550 monthly, ye­ Classes meet: Dec, 26,27,28,29 and Jan, 2,3,4,5,8,9,10,11,12 S2.50 EACH i» RENTAL 6 4 9 -4 4 3 0 anxious and all reaso­ full and 2 holt baths, room, central olr, full arly lease. Security nable offers will be ioccuzzl, 3 cor garage. basement, freshly deposit, references re­ Easy Registration MULTIPLE COPIES OF S3.SO EACH considered on this su­ Philips Real Estate, pointed. Move right In. quired. No pets. Peter­ HOURS: per 7 room AnsQldl Don't miss this one. man Real Estate. 649- Walk in the Continuing Education Office NEW RELEASES Colonial on Timber 742-14500 WIDE SELECTION Monday - Wednesday 10-6 WILLINGTON-Owner $142,900. D.W. Fish 9404. (Building F) 60 Bidwcll St,, Manchester AVAILABLE Troll In Manchester. 7 Realty, 643-1591.0 AVAILABLE rooms, ^Vl baths, fire­ soys sell this new 1748 MANCHESTER-2 bed­ Monday-Thur.sday, lOam-7 pm, Thursday - Friday 10-9 Salt Box reproduction MANCHESTER-$79,900 room, 1st floor Form- i STORE HOURS: place, hardwood house. Utilities. Friday, 9 am-noon. Saturday 9:30-5:30 floors, 1st floor hunt from Sturbrldge Mlllbridge Hollow. One Sunday - Thursday 12-8 Friday - Saturday 12-9 laundry and family ' village plans drown by bedroom with ameni­ Parking for two. Com­ Call 647-6242 for more information. Russell S. Ootmon. 3 ties; $81,900. M ill- pletely renovated. room. Nice private Wosher hookup. $700. 1 sm PETS UNIQUE GIFTS AUTOMOTIVE FRUIT BASKETS treed yord! Asking fireplaces, beehive bridge Hollow. 1st $204,900. Jackson a oven, 3 bedrooms, 2'/2 floor, 1 bedroom, lo­ months security. 649- cated poolside. Doris 3087.______MANCHESTER PET NEW ENGLAND CARDINAL BUICK'S PERO'S FRUIT STAND. Jackson Real Estate, baths, on 0 3 plus acre CENTER-Chrlstmos AMUSEMENTS. 50'S Fancy Fruit Baskets 647-8400.O parcel with brook and Bourque. Sentry Real BOLTON- two bedroom professional car wax A pond. Owner wonts Estate, 643-4060.0 gift certificates availa­ Gift Shop. "Unique gift detail service gift cer­ delivered locally. A Brilliant Idea!I Tre­ apartment. Utilities ble. 687 Moln Street, Ideas from the 50's Large selection of Im­ reasonable offer. Phil­ not Included. $775 per tificates now available mendous value Is found ips Real Estate, 742- Cut baking time In holt month. 643-0633. Manchester. 649-4273. era." Hand pointed for Christmas giving. ported Wicker at 20% In this super 7 room porcelain figurines, off. Make this Christ­ 14500 next time you tlx meat D.J.’S DOG GROOMING Senior Citizen discount Raised Ranch on Oak loaf by baking In muffin CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 music boxes, luke (f years and up). Pri­ mas merrier with a gift Grove Street in Man­ a PET SUPPLY. Bed­ boxes, home gomes, ces start at $62.99. from Pero's. 276 Oak­ tins rather fhon the con­ CONDOMINIUMS ding, canopy. Brass chester. The price has BEAU TIFU L 3 bedroom ventional loaf. Saves fuel cuddle and mots. Christmas gift certifi­ Come In anytime for land Street, Manches­ been reset at $172,000 I FOR RENT ter. 643-6384. Colonial. Fireplace, and makes attractive Indi­ YOU CAN enloy extra Coats, sweaters, rain cates available. 77 Tol­ gift certificates or coll tor 0 quick, sole. Feat­ PART TIME I HELP DON'T KNOW where to formal dining room, vidual servings. Use a vacation money by ex- I 111 HELP I HELP HELP look next for a lob? How gear, life lockets, and land Turnpike, Man­ for your appointment. uring 3 bedrooms, 2Vj appllanced kitchen and BEAU TIFU L 2 bedroom Notices I WANTED back packs. Unique cat chester. 646-1533. It Adams Street, Man­ baths, fully appllanced low-cost od In Classified Townhouse, 2Vj baths, chonglno Idle items In HELP WANTED I'M w a n t e d WANTED WANTED about ploclng a "Situa­ 2 cor garage. $155,900. tor quick response next your borne for cash ... tion W anted" ad In furniture. Holiday goo­ BLUE SKY TRADING chester. 646-7789. SWEDISH GIFTS eat-ln kitchen, fire­ Coll Louise Ponnelo. garage, rec room, mic­ As a condition precedent to dies, toys and crates. CO. American Indian place, covered deck, 2 time you hove something rowave, wosher/dryer, the plocement of any adver­ with an ad In classified. NURSE'S Aldes- classified? Blanchard a Rossetto to sell. 643-2711. Call 643-271) to place your ASSEMBLY! Work at BUSY sales office look­ ACCOUNTING General FULL or Fart-tIme Pet pictures with Santo jewelry, estate je­ sc ANDANAVIAN GIFT car garage. Nice big Realtors," We're Sel­ olr. $900 per month plus tising In the Manchester He­ Presently hiring for home. Electronic Ledger Supervisor - If rald, Advertiser hereby ad. ing for help In the Real Estate agents every Sunday 12 to 5. welry, Gold and Sliver. JEWELRY SHOP. The largest se­ yard, walking distance ling Houses" 646-2482.0 utilities with option to agrees to protect, Indemnify part-time positions on ports, creative crafts, accounting depart­ you have a bachelors needed by Man­ December 24th, 8om-12 Senior citizen dis­ lection of Swedish to H ighland Park buy. Security deposit weekends. All shifts, wooden novelties. Ex­ HUGE Duplex. $170's. 7-6 ILOTS/LAND and hold harmless the Man­ ment. Duties Include degree In accounting chester agency. Fer- noon. 119 Oakland counts. Gift certifi­ BRAY JEWELERS. 'Spe­ Foods In the area. Nut­ School. Coll Quick! and references re­ chester Herald, Its officers paid meals, weekend cellent Income! 504- heavy customer tele­ and 1-3 years expe­ sonallzed training. 646- HDMES Street, Manchester. cates. 10% discount crackers, Pyramids, Jackson a Jackson with newer heating sys­ I FOR SALE quired. No pets. 8-5, and employees against any I PART TIME differential. Contact cializing In Diamonds." tem. Front and rear 646-2335 A D # F745. phone contact. Must rience, we can offer 4655. I FDR SALE 649-0485. with this ad. 217 Center Seiko, Lossole and Hummel Figu­ Real Estote, 647-8400.n 646-6454 ; 6-9, 647-1805. and all liability, loss or HELP WANTED Mrs. Kost, RN ADNS, have excellent phone you the opportunity to Street, Manchester. rines. Ellington Center porches. 2 cor garage, LAND-$85,000 approved expense. Including attor­ Salmon Brook Conva­ SEAMSTRESS-Full/port DRIVERS-100,000 miles Watches. Watch mak­ ONCE In A Blue Moon and more. Must sell. building lot. Forest time position. Wedding skills and enloy work­ break Into the supervi­ tractor/traller expe­ 647-0607. Plaza, Ellington. 872- does such a unique neys’ fees, arising from lescent Home, Glaston­ sory ranks. In addition ing and Goldsmithing Blanchard a Rossetto Hills; $115,000. 1.5 acre claims of unfair trade practi­ PERSONS needed at Lit­ gown experience ne­ ing with computers and rience required. Earn on premises. Open ev­ 0273. property become HOMES tle Caesars In Man­ bury, 633-5244. numbers. Call Alda to supervising two em­ OPEN spacious floor BOOKS Realtors," We're Sel- approved lot. Forest ces, Infringement of trade­ cessary.GInny, 649- $550-8700 per week. Ex­ plan. Not your average ery Sunday In De­ avallablel Thlsontlque llng Houses" 646-2482.0 Hills. Build using your FOR RENT marks, trade names or pat­ chester. Call Gary, 646- 8557. Morin, 633-8385. ployees, vou will be cellent benefits. Late 3-famlly was built In involved In such things Cape I Hardwood floor­ LITTLE PROFESSOR VIDEDS cem ber. 699 M ain CHRISTMAS COLONIAL-9 rooms, 5 plans or sellers. Sentry ents, violation of rights of 4300.______INTERNATIONAL Com­ model equipment. Street, Manchester. 1847. Located on Wood- COVENTRY-Ashford, 4 privacy and Infringement of I HELP as lournal entries, cash ing throughout, clap­ BOOK CENTER. 'W e TREES bedrooms, 2 '/2 baths. Real Estate, 643-4060.O ORDER Entry and Custo­ OIL Truck Drivers-Must pany needs sales peo­ Home most weekends. help vou find books MOVIES a MORE 'Y o u r 643-5617. I bridge Street In Man­ room house, reno­ copyright and proprietary WANTED reconciliation, branch board siding, beautiful Large treed lot. APPROVED Building rights, unfair competition mer Service person- have Class II license. ple for local location. If No need to relocate. 150 X 250 lot. In-ground you'll love." Christmas home video store" The BUROESS NURSERY. chester, It features a 4 vated, Cleon, large 1 expenses and other du­ $225,000. Coll Vivian Lofs-Prlvote land and libel and slander, which Must have good Seasonal or full-time. vou are aggressive, Call Recruiting. 1-800- pool, full length reor gift certificates availa­ plaza at Burr Corners, Come see our choice. room apartment and 2 yord. No animals. FULL-tIme Floral De­ ties Including assisting 888-8268 Vantage six room apartments. ferguson. Blanchard a loons available on lots may result from the publtco- computer skills. Must Coll 649-2871.______like talking on the the Company Con­ porch, 2 car garage. ble. Open 7 days. 1058 1139 Tolland Turnpike, Balsam Fir Christmas Lease, references. 423- tlon of any advertisement In be dependable. 647- signer. 5 day week. phone, and making mo­ Transport, Versailles, Manchester. Video BEAUTY 8ALDNS Separate utilities, nice Rossetto Realtors," In Coventry and He­ 6044, anytime; 423-4190 Apply In person. LE G A L Secretary tor troller. Functional Priced righti Elling­ Tolland Turnpike T ro e s. C ut v o u r We're Selling Houses" bron. Lots stort at the Manchester Herald bv 8596. temporary position ney, this Is for you. Call OH.______ton. $149,900. Philips (Heartland Plaza) 646- soles and rentals. Gift own...Blue and White big yard 100x154. Needs evenings. odvertlser. Including adver­ Krause Florist. Joyce, 646-3350. Shifts knowledge of a F.C. Is TRES CHIC BEAUTY updating throughout, 646-2482.0 $65,000. Some owner tisements In any free distri­ MEDICAL Assistant. from January through also required. We offer JOBS In Australia. Hiring Real Estate, 742-1450u 7101. certificates available. SALON has gift certifi­ Spruce. Gift certifi­ financing and sweat MANCHESTER-2 bed- Part-time for busy two SEC RET A RY for local March In small down­ available, 9-12:30 and men and women. Con­ Mondav-Thursdav, •- cates available for but Ideal for the smart BOLTON-New listing. bution publications pub­ an excellent salary and cates available for all Need on In-law quar­ equity programs are room, garage, en­ lished by the Manchester physician office. Expe­ law office. Shorthand town Hartford law 5-8:30. eoe/m/f.______struction, mining, IN-CIty Charmer. 3 bed­ 9pm; Friday and Satur­ spring planting. Open 7 Investor I Asking closed porch. Security. and word processing benefit program. If In­ your holiday styles. $189,900. Jackson a ters? It so, here Is the available. Coll for de­ Herald. Penny Sleffert, rience preferred. 647- firm. 727-4050. TIRE and Lube Me­ terested submit re­ sales, data processing, room older Colonial, day 10-10pm; Sunday G r e a t stocking days 0 week. Burgess tails. No pets. $800. 647-9976. Publisher. required. 9om-5pm. I UNIQUE GIFTS 12-8pm. 643-6445. Jackson Real Estate, perfect onswer In this 7124. chanic. Training pro­ sume and salary his­ bonking, airlines, engi­ large rooms, Immacu­ stutters I 303 East Cen­ Nursery. 373 Deming Flano Real Estate, 646- MANCHESTER-2 bed- 646-2425. gram, uniforms, and neering. Tranporta- late Interior, l baths. Street, South Windsor, 647-8400.O unique 11 room Raised To clean coffee stains tory or call Economy '/2 MANCHESTER VIL­ ter Street, Manchester. Ranch with on 8 room 5200.Q room duplex, garage, Insurance. K-Mart. Electric Supply, 428 tlon, housing, excellent A real beauty In a 643-2483. CT 06074. 644-1966. MANCHESTER-Move basement with laundry from china or plastic, rub eoe. 643-6510. benefits. For Directory convenient location. LAGE MOTOR INN. right Into this 4 bed­ main floor living area Tolland Tpke., Man­ I AUTOMOTIVE and 3 room apart­ hookups. No pets. $550 TYPIST - To work on stain with baking soda. To chester, 06040. 203-647- call nowl 1-206-736-0775, Asking $134,700. Call Center Street, M an­ room Colonial with 0 find a cash buyer for that chester. Wrap up o Luv ment on the lower BUSINESS monthly plus utilities book from tape printout. "EASY DOES IT" Is the 5000. eoe/m/f/v/h/. extension 109A. Barbara. RE/MAX PAF AUTO PARTS. 307 contemporary flair. and security. 649-4187 C h in o closet you no longer way to describe placing a East of the River, 647- Tub, an Ideal gift for FLORAL Features oversized kit­ level. 3 baths, 2 firepla­ PRDPERTY NEED X-MAS Call 649-4747. DA YCARE/Teacher. your loved ones. Gift East Center Street, ces, over 5 acres. A nice otter 4pm. use, place a low

You con moke excellent For o long-lasting fire, dijh cloths from the mesh choose hardwood loos A Newspaper In Edueailea Program PETS AND Sponsored by bogs In which oranges, that produce a shorter SUPPLIES potatoes, onions, etc. are flame and burn less ra­ THE QUIZ sold. Just boll for 15 pidly than soft woods. If The Manchester Herald minutes In water to which aroma Is the most Impor­ FREE to a good home. chlorine bleach has been tant consideration, select Alaskan Malamute. (10 points for each question added. Put still good but wood from fruit t.*ees. If Female, spayed. Pure WORLDSCOPE answered correctly) no-longer needed furni­ you have fireplace logs bred, no papers. I year ture and apollances buck for sole, find buyers the old. Needs lots of love Into use bv selling them Quick and easy way ... and attention. One blue w ith 0 low-cost Classified. with o low-cost od In eye and one brown eye. 643-2711. Classif'ed. 643-2711. 646-5286.

CARPENTRY/ concrete TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT MISCELLANEDUS NOTICE OF REMODELING IFOR SALE ADOPTION OF AMENDMENT TO ORDINANCE Get that chimney repaired In aororctence the provisions of Chapter 3. Sections 1 and KITCHEN & BATH before winter! Call now 9 of the Town Charter, notice is hereby given of the adoption END ROLLS tor a tree estimate. Fully i by the ^ r d of Directors of the Town of Manchester. Connec­ REMODELING insured. 27'/4" width — 25« ticut on November 21,1989. From the smallest 13" width — 2 for 25« PROPOSED repair to the largest TALAGA MASONRY Newsprint end rolls csn be AMENDMENT TO TOWN ORDINANCE B-162 renovation, we will do a 643-8209 picked up at the Manchester complete job. Start to Herald ONLY before 11 a.m. BE IT ORDAINED by the Board of Directors of the Town of Monday through Thursday. Manchester that the Ordinance of the Town of Manchester finish. Free estimates. ConnecticuL commonly known as the Counby Club Lease is Heritage Kitchen ELECTRICAL hereby amended ets follows: 1 A guerilla keeps watch over one of the neighborhoods in San & Bath Center CARS Salvador under rebel control as residents of the area flee. The The Lessor and the Lessee covenant and agree that the Come visit our showroom at; DUMAS ELECTRIC FOR SALE rebels blamed groups close to (CHOOSE ONE: the FMLN, term of the said lease shall be extended for two years beyond 254 Broad Street Service changes, ARENA) for the murder of six priests during the recent the termination date provided for in said lease, at an annual Manchester additional wiring and rental of seventy-five thousand dollars ($75,000) for the addi­ repairs on existing fighting there. tional two years, under the following conditions: 649-5400 CARDINAL homes. Duality work at MATCHWORDS 1. In the event ptior to the expiration of the extended lease BUICK, INC. 2 Defense Secretary ..?.. recently period, the Town decides to construct an additional eighteen 1989 Canlury Coupe $11,980 ordered all m ilitary services to cut a HANDYMEN/CARPENTERS Entirely owner operated. (2 points for each correct match) (18) holes of golf, it will forthwith enter into good faith negotia­ 1988 Skylark Sedan Special $8,S90 total of $180 billion from prospec­ Cleaning. Hauling, Caipemry, Remodeling 27 years exp. Call tions with the Manchester Country Club regarding a long term Reasonaby Priced 1988 ChevS-10 Ext Cab P/U $10,980 tive spending levels for the 1992- 1- prospectivea-financial lease for the operation of a semi-public golf dub by toe Free Esilmates Joseph Dumas 1988 Rintiac Grand Am Coupe $8,690 1994 period. 2- fis c a l b-keep Al Cab Amweted 1987 OkJsmobile Rrenza $6,490 Manchester Country Club on eighteen (18) of too available 646-52S3. 3- d ra ft c-bring back holes; Rick's Handyman & 1987 Buick Riviera T-Type $11^90 4- revive Carpentry Service 1987 Buick Regal $8,69S 3 The $286 billion defense budget d -fu tu re 2. In the event, prior to the expiration of the extended leased 1987 GMCS-15Spl P/U $6,380 5- re ta in e -d ra w up V MISCELLANEdUS for fiscal year 1990 cuts about a pwod, the Town has not dedded to constmct an additional 646-1948 OCDifif^ro otn V IliC o 1987 ChevS-10 P/U $6,280 b illio n d o lla rs fro m SDI. B u t it do e s eighteen (18) holes and has further decided to enter into a 1987 Cadillac Brougham $14,995 new lease or management arrangement for too operation of a 1986 Buick LeSabre Coupe $8,480 provide money for ..?.. B-2 Stealth golf club on the available holes at too expiration of too present PAINTING/PAPFRINR _ 1986 Buick Century Sedan $7,480 bom bers. lease as extended, it will grant to the Manchester Counby Club 1986 ChevMonIe Carlo $7^90 a-2 b-6 c-10 PEOPLE/SPORTS a right of first refusal to operate a golf dub under the terms SNOW PLOWiNG 1986 Merc. Grand Marquis $9,980 and conditions of said proposed now lease or management ar­ McHugh Himself Commerdal and Residential 1986 Dodge 600 Sed $5,895 (5 points for each correct answer) rangement as ultimately established: Snow blower services available. 1986 ftinliac Trans Am 26K $9,480 4 In Argentina, scientists recently 1986 Buick Century Sedan $7,980 discovered Herrerasaurus, a 300- 1 "Harlem Nights” is the name of the 3. During the remainder of the lease as extended, the Painting & wallpapering at Cal Mike 6494304 1985 Buick Skylark $4,995 latest movie starring who also Manchester Country Club shall be permitted to increase dues its best Free Estim^es. Fully Mon-Sal 9am-9pm pound creature that, at an age of 1984 Buick Century $5,980 wrote, produced, and directed the 1930s and/or greens fees as required by toe increased rental and the Insured. Establisheed 1974. 1984 Chevrolet Celebrity $3,995 about..?.. million years, is the old­ 10% limitation imposed by Sections B(12) and B(13) of too ex­ LOW RATES 1982 Ford Mustang ^,495 est dinosaur yet found. gangster film. isting lease is hereby removed. 643-9321 81 Adams St., Manchester a-10 b-6Sc-230 649-4571 2 A Picasso painting entitled “ Au Lapin Prepared by John W. Cooney, Town Attorney Need repairs around the 10-30-09 5 Sam Nujoma’s (CHOOSE ONE: Agile" sold for $40.7 million recently. Wall Papering and Painting home? Coll on expert. This Ordinance shall take effect ten (10) days after this You’ll find the help you S ch aller's SWAPO, UNITA) party won a major­ The record for a single work is still the publication iii this newspaper provided that within ton (10) 3 0 yea rs Experience need In Classified. 643- ity of the 72 seats in an assembly $53.9 million paid for (CHOOSE ONE: 2711. days after this publication ol this Ordinance a petition signed Insurance, References and Quality th a t is to d ra ft a c o n s titu tio n fo r the Renoir’s, van Gogh’s) “ Irises.” by not less than five (5) percent of the electors of the Town, as Free Estimates newly independent nation of Na­ determined from too latest official lists of toe Registrars of Pre-owned Auto Voters, has not been filed with the Town Clerk requesting its MARTY MATTSSON Value Priced m ibia. 3 The United States soccer team quali­ reference to a special Town election. 649-4431 LAWN CARE fie d fo r the W o rld C up fo r the firs t tim e in 40 years w h e n it de feated (CHOOSE Ronald Osella 83 Olds Ciera NEWSNAME ATA/C.PS $ 2 , 9 0 0 ONE: El Salvador, Trinidad and To­ Secretary (15 points for correct answer or answers) Board of Directors WEWLES PAMTMG CO. YARD MASTERS bago), 1-0. Quality work at a LEAVES RAKED & REMOVED 86 Ford Tempo Manchester, Connecticut raaaonabla pricel Trees cut, yards cleaned. AT.A/C.PS $ 4 4 9 5 In a speech to Dated at Manchester, Connecticut Intarlor 6 Exterior Congress, I re­ 4..?.. outdueled Martina Navratilova in this 27th day of November, 1989. Fraa Eatimataa Lawns, Brush removal, 86 C h e w / Is. ra cently called for the Virginia Slims Championships to 052-11 gutters cleaned, driveways A TSter90\-y^,995 Call Brian Welgle s e a l e d . ^ a second Marshall remain the world's top-ranked female 645-8912 643-9996 84 Chevy Celebrity Plan to re vive m y tennis player. AT.A/C.PS $ 2 , 9 0 0 nation’s econ­ NOTICE 5 Notre Dame's football team retained PUBLIC HEARINGS omy. Who am I 88Hond7^*i n v d L X its hold on the number one spot by BOARD OF DIRECTORS and what is my TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT nnSTORE/OFFICE r n HOLIDAY/ aSd''® °y.u,495 natio n? defeating archrival (CHOOSE ONE: Alabama, Penn State) on the road for Notice is hereby given that the Board of Directors, Town of i £ ^ for rent L l l SEASONAL the first time since 1913. Manchester, Connecticut, wiil hold a public hearing at the Lin­ 5.l!te'goLPS2Uke New ^ V O ,T T O coln Center Hearing Room, 494 Main Street, Manchester, 1FFICE Space-330 85 Toyota Camry s q u a re fe e t, $302 p e r YOUR SCORE; 91 to 100 polnte - TOP SCOREI Connecticut, on Tuesday, December 5, 1989 at 7:30 p.m. to MANCHESTER AT. Loaded $ ^ ,9 9 5 consider and act on the following: month, all utilities In­ 81 to 90 points - bcelicnt. 71 to 80 points - Good. 61 to 70 points - Fair. c lu d e d , 1 m ile to 1-84, O Knowledge Unlimited, Inc. 11-27-89 Proposed appropriations to Educational Special LIVING CHRISTMAS 82 Pontiac Firebird Peterman Real Estate. V6.AT.A/C, 6 ^ a o c Projects - Fund 41 - for the following: 649-9404. TREES Low Miles a. Tuition from Student Foster CUT YOURS FRESH 88 Honda Prelude S' ANSWERS TO THE QUIZ Placement ...... $20,000.00 5-Spd, A/C. 6 1 o o o c b. Carl D. Perkins Act: Uke New V I $23 any tree •ejBis uued-g Ijb jo !Ra)s-t> loEeqoj. pue 1. High Tech ...... $13,652.00 85 Toyota C e lica pepiuui-e :s.q6oo uba-j lA q d jn w ajpp3 -|. :s id O d S V 3 1 d 0 3 d 2. Disadvantaged ...... $12,623.00 INDUSTRIAL 19 Lewis St. AT. Loaded $ 5 ,9 9 5 c. Head Start ...... $233,754.00 PROPERTY (off Spring St., rear of q-S !o-tp :a-c ie - j I p - i :s a B O M H O iV W d. Excess Grant...... $162,750.00 86 Buick Rec puB|Od ‘BseiBM q o a i :3WVNSM3N e. P .L 94-142 G ra n t...... $1,726.00 AAANCHESTER- bam garage.) V8. Loaded. to be financed by State or Federal Grants. Low Miles O d V M S Avallable Imme- OPEN SUNDAY 10-4 -S io-F :b-g iAeueqo PJBqoju-z :VN3UV-1 :3dOOSQ1dOM Profxjsed appropriation to Special Grants - d la te ly , 800 s q u a re fe e t. 86 Honda Accord LX Fund 61 - Substance Abuse Prevention - 1989/90 Commercial and Indus­ 647-9546 5-Spd, Looded 9 9 5 P ro je ct...... $5,460.00 trial, 3 phase electric. 85 Pontiac Grand Am to be financed by State Grant. 646-5477.______V6.AT.A/C $ 4 ^ 9 9 5 CARS Proposed appropriation to General Fund - Police - VERNON-Industrlal TV/STEREO/ TAG SALE WE DELIVER Project Stamp ...... $1,000.00 Park. 2,000-8,000. For APPLIANCES 87 Mit?';*';^.’ n cis LS For Home Delivery, Call FOR SALE to be financed by grant already received. lease. Newer building. 5^Spd.A,SO'-V QQC STEP bock In thvme too Reasonable terms. Low Miles V w , T T O 647-8946 T-BIRD, 1983, V6, loaded, Proposed appropriation to Special Grants - MICROWAVE- Magic sole. Antiques, cup­ Tully Real Estate, 643- 83 Cutiass Supreme Monday to Friday, P to 6 53 K, one owner, stereo, Fund 61 - Elderly Shared V a n ...... $7,600.00 Chet. Rack, probe and boards, tables, blanket 0005. V6. AT. A/C. A a QQC w ire wheels. $5,200.646- to be financed by a contribution from the cook books. MId-sIze. Low Miles 94,yyo chest, tin, wooden 5265. General Fund of $5,700.00 and payments from MANCHESTER-2 large Excellent condition. w a r e , e tc . 54 T im e 84Toyof<>C n o G T CHEVY-1975, El Camino. other agencies totaling $1,900.00 garage bays and office. M a k e s g re a t C h ris tm a s Farm Road, Andover, Auto.A?cCOVry>IOi; Runs excellent. $1,500 Proposed transfer in General Fund Miscellaneous 1,100 square feet. 647- g ift I $135.00. 646-8715. Low Miles ^ V O ,4 y O C T , 10-3, D e c e m b e r 2. 9976. 85 Buick Century No eorlv birds please. or best offer. Call 871- Budget to accomplish the above: CARS 0014 offer 4pm.______From: C ontingency...... $5,700.00 OFFICE/RETAIL AT.A/C.PS $ 4 ^ 4 9 5 ISJJ for sale To: Contribution to Fund 6 1 ...... $5,700.00 MERCURY, 1979 M o ­ 1 EQUIPMENT 85 Honda Accord IX I CARS narch. 4 door, 6 cy­ Proposed appropriation to Special Grants - CLEANING $ 5 , 9 9 5 FOR SALE linder, olr, new brakes. I 2 £ j r COMPUTERS bought Fund 61 - Elderly Van P u rch a se ...... $32,000.00 SERVICES $500/besf offer. 643- i and sold. All makes- UO to be financed 1^ a State Grant of $25,000, a 87 Dodge Omni CLYDE 1714. ______POLISH woman will /models. Warranty Grant from the Ruddell Trust of $ 1,500, and the CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. f o r d , 1971, Maverick. clean your house. For available on selected S ilt”' $4,995 balance from other donations. BOB RILEY ROUTE 83, VERNON Needs body work. more Information call Items. The Used Com­ 87 Toyota Celica GTS 84 Line. Continental $9,995 Runs. $99. C oll 647-1824. Proposed appropriation to General Fund- 644-2835, 644-4663. p u te r E x c h a n g e , 1800 S^Spd, Loaded OLDSMOBILE Elderly Outreach ...... $ i ,500.00 P o s t R o a d , S u ite 3, 84 Buick Centuiy Vfog $5,995 C H E R O K E E J e e p , 1977. to be financed by a Grant from the Ruddell Warwick, Rl 02886. T e l­ 84 Olds Ciera Coupe 259 Adams St., 84 Olds Cutlass Cpe $5,895 W ith 1985 m o to r . $3,500 Trust. MISCELLANEOUS ephone (401) 792-2120. V6, AT. Loaded $ 4 9 9 5 Manchester 84 Bonneville 4 Dr. $6,895 or best offer. 646-2358. Proposed appropriation to Special Grants - 86 Pontiac Grand Am 65Electra4Dr. $9,995 Fund 61 - Elderly Substance Abuse Project...... $2,000.00 SERVICES 649-1749 MUSICAL V6.5-Spd,A/C $ 4 9 9 5 85 Caprice Wagon $6,895 EASY DOES IT” Is the to be financed by a grant from the Ruddell 1987 Dodge Shelby 2 $7,995 GSL Building Mainte­ 85 Buick Somerset 4 Dr $7295 wov fo describe placing a Trust. ITEMS 1989 Olds Trole-0 $17,995 nance Co. Commercl- 86 Ford Escort ’ 86 Delta 88 2 Dr $9,995 w o n t o d . J u s t c o ll 643-2711 1987 Ford Mustang GT $11,995 All public meetings of the Town of Manchester are held at al/ResIdentlal building GENIE Electrical Organ AT./V/C. stereo $ 4 4 9 5 and we do the rest! 1987 Olds Calais $6995 86 Bonneville 4 Dr $6,995 locations which are accessible to the handicapped citizens. In repairs and home Im­ with music and bench, 1987 Chevy S-10 Blazer $9,995 86 Century Wagon $7,495 addition, handicapped individuals requiring an auxiliary aid in provements. Interior lo o k s n e w . $400 o r b e st 1985 Ford LTD $4,995 order to facilitate their participation at meetings should contact and exterior painting, o tte r. 644-4972. 86 Chevrolet Celebrity $7,195 9500 miles 9 1 2 , 9 9 5 1986 Olds 98 $9,99$ ^ e Town at 647-3123 one week prior to the scheduled meet­ light carpentry. Com­ 86 Chevrolet Nova 4 Dr $6,495 TRUCKS/VANS 82 C h e v y El Cam ino 1968 Cadi Fleetwood $13,995 ings so that appropriate arrangements can be made. plete lanitorlal ser­ 68 Chevrolet Spectrum $4,995 V6,AT,PS, * C a o c 1966 Porsche 944 $16,995 FOR SALE vice. Experienced, rel­ PETS AND Ronald Osella, Secretary Low Miles y O , 4 y O 1984 Audi 5000S $6,995 86 Chev Cavalier 4 Dr $6,695 iable, tree estimates. SUPPLIES Board of Directors 83 Q>r 1986 Chevy Eurosport M,995 86 Pont Grand Am SE $ 8^9 5 JEEP Pick-up with snow 643-0304.______v6.at./SUUV j ^995 plow. Ready for winter. Dated at Manchester, Connecticut F O R Sale-Male, West 1986 Chevy Monte Carlo $6,995 67 Buick Skylark 4 Dr. $8,995 LEAF Removal - Free A rebuilt engine. Low this 22nd day of November, 1989. Highland Terrier, 11 1967 Pont. Bonneville $9,995 87 Pontiac Trans Am $11,495 e s tim a te s . C a ll K e n 643- 345 Center SL, Manchester mileage. Best offer. 040-11 months old. Must sell. 1966 Pontiac 6000 $4,99$ 0747. 647-7077 1986 Olds Delta Sedan $7,995 872-9111 C o ll 646-6388 o r 647-1955 $300. 647-8832. to leave a message. 1 Astrograph Bridge

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Friday, Dec. 1, 1989 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm Newsstand Price; 35 Cents I Both sides cheer U.S. planes join fighting Main Street deal Aquino says Work may start in summer rebels being By Rick Santos Oak Street building contains beat back Manchester Herald Manchester Shoe Repair and the Sinnamon Shop and the Oak Street The reconstruction of Main Package Store. The Purnell Place By Claro Cortes building contains several small Street could begin as soon as next The Associated Press summer now that the town has businesses and once housed the MARC Bakery, which relocated to reached a .settlement with a group MANILA, Philippines — Rebel Main Su-cct. of downtown merchants who have soldiers bombed the presidential been trying to block the project. Beck said he hammered out the palace compound today and seized The group, called A Downtown negotiations with Town Manager three military bases in their Association to Protect the Richard J. Sartor, Assistant Town strongest bid yet to topple President -n Thoroughfare, had objected to the Manager Steven Werbner, and then Corazon Aquino. U.S. warplanes project’s planned access road be­ Town Attorney John Cooney. “We joined the battle to save the govern­ S cause two buildings and one park­ started around the middle of Sep­ ment. ^ F ing lot would have to be destroyed tember and ironed out the last By this evening, officials said the ^ i to make way for the road. details last week.” government was in control, but >i m However, the town has agreed Originally, he said, the town mutineers still controlled parts of to divert the road from the build­ would not even listen to negotia­ Villamor air base — the air force tions until the lawsuit had been O ^ ings and make the road temporary headquarters — and parts of filed March 6. rather tlian permanent. The town Manila’s international airport. also will provide substitute parking However, the leader of the mer­ Manila radio stations broadcast a chant group credits the com­ while the work is being done. statement from Mrs. Aquino in m H The road is needed to provide a promise to the new town ad­ which she said the “enemy is routed ministration. ‘The Democrats and necessary one-way route to take but is not yet vanquished.” She said (former Town Manager Robert) the Uaffic burden off Main Street, “there is still a lot of fighting to be ss Weiss were absolutely unap­ which also will be one-way at done.” She was not seen on national z -D some points during the construc­ proachable,” said Robert H. Fish, a television. dentist whose office is at 945 Main O J3 tion. TTic road would run south to The Associated Press At sundown, the military chief of north, from Oak Street to Bisscll St. HISTORIC MEETING — Pope John Paul II welcomes Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev staff, Gen. Renato de Villa, declared Street. Fish said the most significant that the sixth coup attempt against O m Bruce S. Beck, a Manchester at­ aspect of the “five or six” page set­ Friday to the first ever meeting between a Kremlin chief and the pope. The meeting oc­ Mrs. Aquino had failed and that O m torney who represents the mer­ tlement is “that they’re not going curred at the Vatican. loyal uoops had recaptured two of chants, said today, “It’s a complete to take the businesses away.” the bases — armed forces head­ win. They don’t have to lose their At a news conference in his of­ quarters at Camp Aquinaldo and the buildings, and they don’t have to fice today. Sartor said the most Sangley Point naval base. lose their parking.” significant aspect of the com­ Gorbachev meets pope, vows By 10 p.m., most of the estimated o g Acccording to the text of the promise is that it will “allow the 400 mutineers controlling the m > five-page agreement the ap­ renovation and reconstruction of government television station had proximately 12 parking spaces to Main Street to go ahead expedient­ 5 ^ be lost behind the One Heritage ly." religious freedom for Soviets > O ) With the possible ratification of Please see FIGHTING, page 10 Place condo-ofnee complex to the ^ > access road will be restored within the plan by the town Board of VATICAN CfTY (AP) — Mikhail S. Gorbachev In his address after about 70 minutes of private talks, 33 H 60 days of the completion of ihc Directors and approval by the pledged in a historic meeting with Pope John Paul II John Paul referred to the “painful trials” that Soviet > project. The agreement did not Federal Highway Adminisuation today that the Soviet Union will soon guarantee freedom believers suffered in past decades. Some barracks “0 define where the temporary park­ and the state Department of of religion at home and establish diplomatic tics with the He issued a sU"ong call for religious freedom for all ing space to replace the One Transportation, Sartor said con­ Vatican, believers which included a reference to the Ukrainian were bugged, Heritage Place spaces would be lo­ tracting bids for the project could Joaquin Navarro, a Vatican spokesman, said Gor­ Catholic Church that had been suppressed by Soviet dic­ cated. The agreement says the tem­ begin in the spring and the work bachev also invited die pope to visit the Soviet Union tator Josef Stalin. report asserts porary spaces will “as close as could begin in the summer. and that John Paul thanked him and expressed the hope “On their behalf — whether they be of the Latin, possible to the existing lot.” He said he anticipates the state that developments would allow him to make the trip. Byzantine or Armenian Rite — I express the fervent HARTFORD (AP) — Concealed The buildings saved by the and federal governments, which The beaming pojx: welcomed today’s meeting — the hope that they be able to practice freely their religious will pay for most of the cost of the listening devices that would have agreement arc located on Oak first between a Kremlin chief and Roman Catholic pon­ life,” the pope said. enabled stale police to surrcptilously Street and Purnell Place. Both arc tiff — as a “promise-filled sign for tlic future” and He also said the Holy See was following with interest monitor conversations were installed Please .see MAIN, page 10 owned by George Marlow. The promised support for Gorbachev’s attempt to reform in some barracks, a broadcast report Soviet society. Please see POPE, page 10 says. In an exclusive story broadcast Thursday night, WFSB-TV in Hartford quoted sources as saying Bennet pupils reach out to help handicapped youths that at one time it was standard prac­ tice to have microphones near the cells and in the conference rooms By Nancy Foley students arc likely to follow their example, Cormier said. where attorneys meet with clients. Manchester Herald The television report came the The first stop for the group was a day after Gov. William A. O’Neill class of children, ages 6 to 9, at A tour of special education clas­ released the findings of a panel he Bowers School who were mentally ses by Bennet Junior High School appointed to investigate revelations retarded or had learning disabilities. students was an eye-opening cx- that stale police had tape recorded The Benett students talked to the [xiriencc. “They’re not as different telephone calls between suspects as I thought,” Melissa Ross, 14, children as they colored and listened and their lawyers. as they read stories. said. Hugh Keefe, the lawyer who After seeing a class at Buckley Mary Poirot, the teacher, said she brought out the state police secret Sch(X)l of children with emotional had already made attempts to have taping scandal during a Waterbury and social problems, Matthew Car- her students interact with students in manslaughter trial, corroborated the lyon, 15, said he was surprised that regular classes. Students in the sources’ information. the students were smarter than he regular third grade class were as­ Keefe said today that during the expected. signed a “buddy” in her class to play pretrial hearing for Robert Little, Richard Cormier, director of spe­ with at recess and cat lunch with. 1 who was charged by state police in cial education for the school system, The two classes also had a the death of a pedestrian last year, who accompanied the students on scavenger hunt together and arc three state police troopers ack­ the tour, said their reaction was typi­ planning a Christmas party. nowledged that a microphone was cal of what many people feel when It is difficult to get the students to concealed near holding cells at the they encounter special education play together at first, Poirot said. Southbury barracks. students. “In general, they’re more “You have to set these things up or like us than not lik;c us,” he said. they have a hard time integrating on Please see BUGGING, page 10 The seven ninth-graders visited their own,” she said. special education classes at Bowers Despite his support for and Buckley elementary schools in mainstreaming special education an attempt to reach out to hand­ students, Cormier docs not believe TODAY icapped students who arc often iso­ that every student should be in a lated socially from students in regular classroom. “That’s doing a \ regular classes. disservice to these kids,” he said. Index Over the past several years, But even when special education 20 pages, 2 sections schools have made strides in in­ students cannot be placed in regular tegrating special education students classrooms, they can still be made to Classified _ 18-20 academically, and the next step is feel they arc part of the school by Comics eating lunch with other students and ____ 16 social integration, Cormier said. Focus ____ 15 This will include moving students participating in assemblies and dan­ Local/State ___ 3 -5 back to uheir neighborhood schools. ces, he said. Lotterv 2 Ross and Carlyon arc members of The students in the Bowers class Nabon/vVbrid 6. 7. a 17 i a O bituaries ' o Palrick Flynn/Manchester Herald the student council and the other come from all over town. Each school offers some degree of s{x.’cial Ooinion _____ 8 students on the tour arc akso council Soorts MAKING A NEW FRIEND — Emily Lappen, a ninth grader at Bennet Junior High School, education, but not every one has the _ 11-14 members or have some other leader­ Television ____ 16 talks with a student in a special education class at Bowers School. She met with the stu­ ship role at the school. They were dents as part of an outreach effort to end the social isolation of special education students. chosen for the tour because other Plea.se see BENNET, page 10