g £ - l^C H E ST E R HERALD. Wed,, March 2, 1983 Canoe race Virginity still good buy in love marketplace DEAR ABBY: Many letters in your choose not to risk falling into that habit Now, at age 48 I find that I am much column have touched me, but none until I have found the person with more passiohate thfin I was when I was Keiinedy Is warned: Boy meets girl: Text of ruling set April 10 moved me as much as the one from whom I can establish an exclusive a 23-year-oU- virgin. I was able to "Holding Out and Proud Out of It.” Dear lifelong commitment. exercise control back then. (I didn’t New twist at MMH In Coventry Horray for her! And horray for you know what I was missing.) Be thinking of cuts By Alex GIrelli for printing it. More people need to Please don’t think I'm an oddball. Herald City Fdltn- know that there are still some women Abby I’m not. I’m just saving myself for the As immature as this my sound. I’m ... page 3 ... page 11 page 9 The seventli annual Hockanum River Canoe around who don’t jump into bed with Abigail person I marry. And in case you’re not sure that I willbe able to exercise every John, Mick and Murray, I know I wondering — I’m straight, and I’ll be 38 Race, an event that attacts an average of 100 Van Buren that control that control now, so I just competitors, has been scheduled for April 10, have lots of guys because I wouldnt my next birthday. refuse to date until my divorce is final give in, but it was better to lose them SAVING MYSELF IN SAN ANGELO, and I can marry again. As in recent past years it will be combined with TEXAS a canoe race in Willimantic scheduled for April 9, than lose my self-respect. I feel very corny writing this, but it’s The event is held partially to draw attention to I, too, saved myself for marriage, DEAR ABBY: The letter from the a real dilemma, because I am a efforts to complete a linear park along the and so did may husband. We’ve been Christian, and the Scriptures are very married for 10 years, and nether one of 27-year-old, "holding Out and Proud of Hockanum River and to preserve the river’s DEAR ABBY: "Holding Out" that It,” could have been written by me 25 clear concerning sex outside marriage. a.esthetic and ecological assets. us ever regretted our lack of premar- However, my sex drive is at odds with tial experience. I’ll admit we didn’t she is not alone. I’m also holidingout. It years ago. Not only was I a virgin, I The event was one of several announced hasn’t been easy for me because I’m a married one. Never in my years of those Scriptures! I am not sure how I Clear tonight; Manchester, Conn. Tuesday night at a meeting of the Hockanum know much much, but we learned fairly nice- lookking, healthy guy who am going to whip this one! Help me! River Linear Park Committee, Among the others together, and our love grows stronger marriage was I unfaithful, and I had sunny Friday Thursday, March 3, 1983 than year. enjoys an active social life. my chances. HOPING THE DEVIL scheduled are — WON’T MAKE ME DO IT — See page 2 Single copy: 25« • March 5 and 12, trail cleanup days with work Tell "Holding Out” to stick to her I’m into sports and run five miles a After 23 year of marriage my' principles. I hope her letter will scheduled on the area from the footbridge day, rain or shine, I regard my body as husband decided he wanted “out’ ’ so he DEAR HOPING: The devil wont downstream along the north bank of the river to prompt more young people to do the my“ temple” and as such I have never left two years ago. To this day my same. make you do it, but the first man you the Oakland Mill. Work begins at 9 a.m. defied it with tobacco or drugs of any attitude about sex outside marriage find irrestible might. Pray for strenth • March 20. A walk around Union Pond with HELD OUT AND GLAD I DID kind. I consider sex habit-forming and hasn’t changed — but my body has! and avoid temptation.. assembly at the North School Street end of the pond at 1 p.m. Rain date is March 27. • April 17. walk from the bridge over the Hockanum upstream along the south bank to Advice conflicts on dissolving gallstones North Main Street and downstream along the north bank to the vicinity of Adams Mill DEAR DR. LAMB; I have received medicine called chenodeoxycholic acid DEAR DR, LAMB: Mydaughterwas Oil may settle Restaurant. conflicting information about the medi­ but the final results of a long-term At Tuesday's meeting Dr. Douglas Smith, cine or medicines that will dissolve advised to rinse her sore throat with study were not’ so good. In a two year salt water. My experience with this has chairman of the committee, said he plans to meet gallstones. I have consulted a medical study, 86 percent of the patients still with a representative of the developers of encyclopedia and two surgeons. Your been that the salt water ^d not help and had gallstones. And in 60 percent the I thought it actually made my throat Oakland Heights, a moderate cost housing I was told that the medicine is not size of the stones had not decreased. development on Oakland Street, to discuss the available except on an experimental Health worse. During that two-year period these What is your advice on using salt X, location of a planned play area for children of program. I was also told that such Lawrence patients had the same risk as other at $30 a barrel water on sore throats caused by strep tenants. He hopes to be able to persuade the drugs can be gotten through any \ patients with stones. As the stone got developer to move the area northward a bit from doctor. What is the availability of these Lamb, M.D. or infected tonsils? smaller, it could pass into the common DEAR READER: If a person has a Tuesday, was heading today’s its planned location. It will be on a flat place close drugs? I was told that the side effects bile duct and cause an acute attack. By Solid RIzvi major oil buyers. to the south bank. were nausea, vomiting, liver damage strep throat it is from an important United Press International The Japanese news agency, talks as the chairman of the OPEC Land adjacent to the Oakland Heights site, and stomach cancer, depending upon And there were complications such as bacterial infection and should be quoting an unidentified oil industry market monitoring committee, 3 you mention but I do not know of any which is now being cleared, will be developed as a which particular drug you took. .DEAR READER; When new medi­ treated with antibiotics. Many sore LONDON — Oil ministers ga­ source, said the iargest OPEC which includes Venezuela, Algeria corporate office park. reports of the medicine, or any other throats, though, are not caused by thered today for a “mini-OPEC” I was also told that if the drugs cal information becomes available that such medicine, causing cancer. producer is only pumping an and Indonesia. Smith said that if the committee gets a strong worked it took six months to two years conflicts with previously held concepts, bacteria at all but are caused by conference aimed at agreement on average of 3.2 million to 3.3 million Saudi Arabia’s Oil Minister Also, in the few cases where it is different virus infections. Antibiotics a $30 barrel of oil that could avert Sheik Ahmed Zaki Yamani, who feeling that the town may remove Union Pond and the stones would come back. Is this there is often a period of confusion. successful it is necessary to continue barrels of oii each day since the Dam instead of repairing it, the committee will true? I am presently on a 40 gram fat There were lots of enthusiastic have no value in treating virus an all-out global price war, oil end of last month. said Tuesday he believed a price medicine for life to prevent stones from sources said. have to mount a save-the-pond campaign. The diet. reports about using an experimental forming again. » infections, only in the treatment of ' Diplomats said the informal oil accord was “imminent,” was Conservation Commission publicly expressed bacterial infections. In Tokyo, Kyodo news service ministers’ talks would start today expected to attend, the diplomats concern about the dam when it learned of a letter reported today Saudi Arabia had at the London residence of United said, but the Saudi press agency from George A, Kandra, the town’s director of slashed its oil production to below 4 Arab Emirates Oil Minister Mana said it had no word he was coming public works, to the state Department of million barrels in a bid to hold off Saeed at Otaiba. to London. Environmental Protection. price reduction pressure from its Al Otaiba, who arrived in London Six other ministers — from the In the letter Kandra mentioned destroying the Emirates, Venezuela, Nigeria, In­ dam as one of several options open to the town. donesia, Algeria and Kuwait — Smith said that by its April 5 meeting, the were to attend the meeting des­ Hockanum committee should have a more cribed by the official OPEC news accurate idea how likely it is that the town will Machinists claim agency as a “mini-OPEC” session. want to destroy the dam. The cost of repair has Arab and independent oil indus­ been put at $500,000 in addition to the $100,000 the try sources said the talks would town has already spent. center on a moderate $4 cut in the ♦ ♦ ♦ benchmark price of $34. Nigeria . broke ranks with OPEC and cut its P&WA violations price by $5.50 last month, trigger­ Thoughts & ing a potential price war. By Raymond T. DeMeo improper,” he said. Before the talks, the agency Herald Reporter The union’s contract gives man­ indicated Venezuelan Energy and agement exclusive control over Mines Minister Humberto Cal­ So many of us experience feelings of love and hate, Spokesmen for the union repres­ assigning work, Rudis said. But deron Berti would meet with OPEC fear and trust, intimacy and distance, affection and enting hourly employees at Pratt & the contract also specifies that conference head Yahaya Dikko, anaer which we have trouble expressing. We have Whitney Aircraft charged today workforce reductions must result the Nigerian presidential adviser been taught to view some as "good” and others as 4 0 that the company is assigning the from a work shortage. on energy. Both arrived Wednes­ bad." We may have learned to feel guilty or jobs of laid-off workers to trainees “We’ll build a substantial case day in London. embarrassed for feeling one way or another. Some and employees from other occupa­ that there is work in areas where Yamani said on French televi­ times we are deeply confused. Other times we are tional groups, in violation of the there have been layoffs,” he said. sion Tuesday he believed all 11 frightened — afraid of what others may think or do; union’s contract. -Rudis charged that the company members of the Organization of afraid of what might happen to ourselves "If I Machinists’ union spokesmen is cutting comers, assigning ap­ Petroleum Exporting Countries express what I’m feeling, I might fall apart." also charged that the company is prentices and trainees to perform might meet this weekend. But Dr. William Miller, Director of the Department of asking workers to work excessive highly-skilled jobs formerly held diplomats said they had no idea Religion and Health at Fairview Hospital, Minneapo­ overtime and in some cases, to fill A by laid-off woorkefs. “How can where the session would take lis, Minnesota has written a little book which offers us two jobs, to perform the work of they justify that?” he said. place. some^ very practical help with our "impersonal those laid off in February. Workers in other departments In Geneva, city spokesman emotions” It is entitled When Going to Pieces Holds The situation has prompted the are being asked to double-up on Robert Vieux said the OPEC Y ou Together. Now some of us may have locked things union to file grievances on behalf of machines and work overtime on a secretariat in Vienna had been told in for so long that we are hardly aware of ourselves “hundreds of employees” affected regular basis, including weekends, it was too late to make security and we may need some professional assistance to by the company’s moves, said Rudis said. arrangements for a weekend meet­ begin to change our ways of handling our feelings. But William R.Rudis, president of the “More and more employees are ing in Switzerland. most of us may need only the encouragement of a few union locai at P&WA’s East friends. And what a good feeling it is to be affirmed in becoming extremely hostile to this In Lagos, Nigerian Vice Presi­ ' Hartford plant. kind of practice,” he said, adding dent Alex Ekwueme said Nigeria’s such basic ways — to trust more of ourselves, and to P&WA cut its workforce by 2,300 feel closer to others. that grievances have poured into crude-oil sales increased substan­ tile Sweet IMe on Feb. 11, laying off about 1,000 the union from currently employed tially after the country slashed its hourly workers. According to as well as laid-off workers. prices. Herald ohofo by PInfo . Rev. Ernest Harris ■’90 Rudis, what’s happening now P&WA management will have a Ekwueme said, since the price Chaplain, Manchester Memorial Hospital shows that the layoff wasn’t the chance to respond to the union’s cut was announced Nigeria has result of lack of work, but an complaints. If the union isn’t sold between 995,000 and 742,000 Blowin’ in the wind ofnewEqml-free! “arbitrary decision by corporate satisfied with the company’s re­ barrels of oil a day compared to finance.” sponse, it can bring its grievances 462,000 barrels a day a week before Rita Kramer, a student at Manchester against this morning’s stiff wind, while Eqioy tbe taste (rf sii^iar without saccharin. ' “In the mind of the union, that is to outside arbitration. its price reduction. Community College, bundles up the flags behind her are in full flight. Introducing Equal.’ The ening discovery with ingredients like !• /'i.A revolutionary sweetener break­ those found naturally in many foods. through. One packet of Equal is as sweet This is the one you’ve heard about. Inside Today Arnnory rehab would cost $132,000 p., I - c_:i . • as two teaspoons ofsugaifYet it has Equal IS the first low-calone sweetener only 4 calories. The sgme amount of 20 pages, 2 sections By Paul Hendrie with a true, sweet sugar taste—and sugar has 8 times as many calories. use and is available for • Building weather protection ramps and" stairways are danger­ construction, but that it fails to COIOR Advice...... Herald Reporter emergencies. over outside ramps and stairs, for ous because someone could slip on no bitter aftertaste. Because Equal hold up to today’s codes. Equal is in supermarkets and Area towns State Rep. Elsie L. “Biz” Swens- $50,000; icy walks. Business... The cost to bring the Manchester He was not ready to estimate contains no saccharin! son, R-Manchester, has filed legis­ In addition. Carragher said publicly the cost of repairing all drugstores everywhere. Now you can Classified.. Armory up to fire and safety code lation that would require that the • Instailing manual fire alarms, Comics__ for $5,000; some work already has been done. the armories around the state. ENIARGEMENT Equal gets its sweetness from try it^free. It’s a perfect way to taste standards wouid be about $132,000, Manchester Armory be repaired to For example, he said lighted exit Entertoinment. Gen. John P. Carragher, National meet safety standards, so it could The Manchester Community NutraSweetr*a breakthrough sweet Lottery — • Protecting the ceiling in the signs, a fire door on the furnace College basketball team is the only- the sweet life of Equal. Guard assistant adjutant general be re-opened for general use. Her furnace room, for $22,000. Obituaries . said today. room and fire extinguishers have exception to the rule closing the *0 .0 . S M ftB A Co. brand o ( aapartame bill left the cost of repairs blank, been installed. Opinion — The armory was closed last year pending a review by Carragher. Carraghergakpessed that these armory to outside use. The team 5 X 7 FOR Peopletalk. for virtually all non-National costs are only estimates. The Manchester Armory is one still practices there. Carragher M-T x-- Sports...... The work Carragher said is of just several in the state that said the basketball team is well Guard activities, because the code The unenclosed stairways are Television . vioiations presented a hazard, said needed would include: have been closed partially because enough supervised to permit safe Weather ... dangerous because they could of code problems. Carragher ‘■aid Carragher. The armory has re­ • Enclosing internal stairways use. ’ •'■V* ■. allow fire to spread through the the Manchester Armory met ali In the past, the armory has been •••••••••••••••••••••• mained open for Nationai Guard for $55,000; building and the uncovered outside V V “v~—. SS t B a /U £ safety standards at.the time of its rented for public functions. ConwtMfPtoduenOh 99< % ’ ; v Sv.- in*'- 3 8 X I O for Whalers win cancer face-off It?.”

m By Robert L. Corriea cancer patients attending the news confer­ have made a concerted effort to be part of United Press International ence and told the players many of the the state, region and the city, both on an off youngsters would not be alive if it were not the ice,” Baldwin said. ”My biggest thrill is FARMINGTON - The Hartford Whalers for the efforts of the players and their to see a team make an impact on the greater Made From Color Slides or Negatives — pW ; *:*;*^IK may not be scoring big on the ice this year, wives. Hartford area the way this team has.” but they are winners in the face-off against Following the news conference the cancer in children. Baldwin joked it was no secret his team players, wearing their game jerseys, was not leading the league in scoring, ’’but I COLOR The players have been supporting the visited the pediatrics ward of the health cancer program at the University of this team is ieading the National Hockey I center’s John N. Dempsey Hospital. League in -what we are doing in our Connecticut Health Center for the past The player’s wives have raised $45,000 I ENLARCIMENT I .94 community for the people of this year, following the lead of their wives who since 1981 for the UConn Cancer Fund, community.” Equal 39ial have been raising money for the children nearly half the amount raised by the fund in ■ m i FREE! for the past two years. I ?e re to ^ people have done something very impor­ thing the team has been striving toward, players. The poster shows the gloved hand hee b e e n d e d u c le d fro m th e r e le i eeNing p ric e o l Ih e b r s n ^ tant. You have joined us in the face-off said Howard Baldwin, the Whalers’ manag­ fdo 643-7369 at the tim e of purcheae by tfie conaumer. This coupon mey not be mechenically CENTER RON FRANCIS SIGNS PICTURE against cancer.” of a Whaler player reaching down, his 639 main $t. »manchaatar g p ro c k i^ 9^^>upont are eublectloconlectfk¥)w4ten terms of coupon have not been met ing general partner. fingers touching the frail fingers of an rreufiU bon for redemption MWKxNcompHonceconeUlules fraud . . . with Darrell DeLong, SVa. of Manchester Mulvihill pointed to a number of young “Since coming to Hartford, the Whalers c 1062. Searta Pharmaceuticata iTK <5521161A extended hand of a child cancer patient. MANCHESTER HERALD, Thurs., March 3. 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD, Thurs., March 3, I9H3 - ;j

MWIWWair«MDMTMIN|MWT News Briefing At school budget workshop

Lawmakers OK Third try at coup Penny warns Kennedy: Think about cuts

first measures failure In Ghana By Raymond T. DeMeo orders a reduction in the $21.4-million request, Mayor possible $80,000 deficit in the special education budget educational services in Manchester,” he said. Herald Reporter Stephen T. Penny said Wednesday. if the federal government doesn’t make up the General Manager Weiss will recommend later this HARTFORD (UPI) - State lawmak­ ACCRA, Ghana (U P I) - Security Penny, speaking at a Board of Education-Board.of shortfall. month whether to make any changes in the school ers have had thilr first chance to deal agents foiled a plot to assassinate School Superintendent James P.Kennedy should Directors meeting on the school budget, said he’d like While emphasizing the austerity of the board- budget. A public hearing on the entire town budget, with proposed laws, as the House 'fed ’4 Ghanaian ruler Flight Lt. Jerry /[ to see “ summaries of the impact of certain levels of recommended budget, Kennedy stressed that it including the education budget, will be held in early Rawlings and o"erthrow his military think about where the Board of Education’s proposed approved a bill to allow the erasure of cuts from the recommended (school) budget. We doesn’t sacrifice educational quality. , April. The board of directors adopts the town budget government, Western diplomats said school budget could be cut If the Board of Directors criminal records and the Senate acted want to know what program changes you would “ This budget doesn’t contemplate slashing basic in early May. on an amendment to a "speedy trial” today. make,” he told Kennedy. The aborted coup attempt was the measure. “ I know sometimes people in your position resent The House met briefly Wednesday, third unsuccessful bid to oust Ra­ that request,” Penny added. sending the Senate a bill to allow wlings, a junior air force officer who “ We’ll respond to your request,” said Kennedy. seized power in June 1979, then four erasure of criminal records when The superintendent had just finished making a pitch certain crimes are no longer on the months later handed over control to an Weather for his 1983-84 school budget, which calls for a 7.9 books, and a measure to increase the elected civilian government. percent increase in overall school spending. penalties on sellers of alcohoic bever­ The turnover of power was an Kennedy said his “ mission” is “ to convince you (the ages to drunks. unprecedented move among Africa’s directors) that the Board of Education budget should Also sent to the Senate were the military rulers. Rawlings, however, Today’s forecast not be reduced.” executive nominations of Henry J. seized power again Dec. 31, 1981, He said the budget is austere and financially establishing a Provisional National 9 Becker-Jr. as state auditor and A.W. Today sunny, high in the lower 50s. Northwest winds realistic. “ If there is such a thing, this is a pre-cut 4 Defense Council and promising a “ holy Oppcnheimer as executive director of f'.. 15 to 25 mph. Tonight clear. Lows in the upper 20s. budget,” he said. war against profiteering and the Division on Speciai Revenue. Winds light and variable. Friday partly sunny. Highs The Senate met later in the day and corruption.” IT’S ALMOST certain, however, that the Board of “ A plot to overthrow the government in the mid 40s with northeast winds around 10 mph. easily approved bills to allow the sale of % Directors will cut some money from the school the Laurel Heights Hospital in Shelton, of the PNDC and assassinate some hoard's request, based on General Manager Robert B. sl9w down a '‘speedy-trial" law political and military leaders was Weiss’s recommendation. adopted last year and change the foiled last Sunday,” said a Western Extended outlook Cuts in state and federai aid, pius declining returns existing Uw for persistent larcency diplomat quoting an Information Min­ on investments, have put the town in a severe budget offenders. istry statement. Extended outlook for New England Saturday through pinch this year. Weiss calculates that any increase in The speedy-trial bill before the “ Following a period of surveillance Monday: overall spending beyond "about $1 million” will be Senate wpuld amend a law adopted last the security agencies last Sunday Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut: applied directiy to the property tax mill rate. Last year to make it clear that provisions arrested nine soldiers and two civilians Fair Saturday and Sunday. Chance of rain Monday. week, he predicted “ a significant increase” in taxes guaranteeing speedy trials apply only in a bouse at Achimota,” a residential Overnight lows generally in the upper 20s to the 30s. for the coming fiscal year. to people arrested or charged after the suburb of Accra, the ministry state­ Daytime highs in the 40s Saturday warming into the Last year, the directors cut $175,000 from the school law’s July 1 effective date. ment said. 50s to mid 60s range Sunday and Monday. board’s recommended budget. To make the cut, Maine and New Hampshire: Mild through the Kennedy eliminated several teaching positions and Boston blackout Bay State sues period. Fair over the wee^nd. Clouding up Monday. trimmed money from capital spending and contin­ Lows in the 20s and 30s and highs in the 40s and 50s. gency accounts. shuts businesses Watt on leases Vermont: A partly cloudy and mild weekend then The school board’s budget, which is virtually rainy on Monday. Highs in the mid 40s to mid 50s identical to Kennedy’s request, includes a 10.5 percent BOSTON (U PI) — Massachusetts Saturday and Sunday and in the 40s Monday, lo w s in overall increase in teachers’ salaries,'the result of a BOSTON (U PI) — Scores of busi­ officials have sued U.S. Interior nesses shut down and police banned the 30s. two-year binding arbitration settlement. Secretary James Watt, challenging his traffic in the city's financial districts Salary expenses account for more than 90 percent of plan to lease areas off the New England the proposed budget, despite the cutting of 9.5 today as utility crews worked fever- coast for oil and gas exploration. - ishly to repair damage from a flery teaching positions because of declining pupil The suit, filed in U.S. District Court Long Island Sound enrollments. manhole explosion which trapped Wednesday by state Attorney General hundreds of people in elevators and Francis X. Bellotti, says the planned plunged the area into darkness. UPI photo The National Weather Service forecast for Long THE SCHOOL system is looking at a near-$50.000 March 29 lease sale poses a threat to the A crew of 50 workers labored through Island Sound to Watch Hill, R.I., and Montauk Point: increase in- the cost of educating mentally and rich fishing grounds of Georges Bank the night laying electrical conduit in Small craft advisory remains in effect. Intense low emotionally handicapped students in residential which lies along the Outer Continental shallow street trenches, temporary Today In history moving past Nova Scotia today while high pressure institutions, as required by law. Shelf, 100 miles off the Massachusetts from the west moves over forecast waters. Northwest It also faces an $81,100 projected increase in pupil repairs which would permit the Boston coast. Edison Co. to throw the switch and On March 3,1974,345 peopleware killed when a Turkish airliner winds 10 to 15 knots tonight, northeast to east 10 to IS transportation costs, the result of a new bus contract “ Given what is at stake, it is difficult restore'service to a six-mile area which knots Friday. Fair tonight. Increasing clouds Friday. that’s still being negotiated. crashed near Paris. A helmeted rescue worker is framed by part to understand Secretary Watt’s deci­ lost power during Wednesday after­ Visibility 5 miles or more. Average wave heights Kennedy has managed, to keep his recommended of the fuselage in a wooded area. sion to proceed,” said Bellotti, who ■m noon’s rush hour. around 1 foot tonight. increase under 8 percent by cutting teaching tiled the suit at the request of Gov. ” We are asking people totreat this as positions, eliminating a central office administrative Michael S. Dukakis. “ Georges Bank is a- snowstorm,” said city Traffic and position for a $35,000 savings, holding non-salaried Survivor tells a magical place, the source of an Parking Commissioner John A. Vita- Dingell is wary items to a maximum five percent increase and inFinitely renewable supply of fish for Wednesday high, low gliano. "Take other means of transpor­ requesting no new programs. of EPA proposal of shooting spree this country. Risking that for a possible tation, preferably the MBTA. Try to NEW YORK (UPI) — The highest temperature He’s also expecting a break on his fuel oil bill. The small amount of oil and gas is projected $100,000 savings in the oil heating account stay out of the area,” he said, adding McCa r t h y , Alaska (U PI) - One of reported Wednesday by the National Weather WASHINGTON (UPI) - President extremely short-sighted.” will allow Kennedy to cover expected cost increases police would make an extra effort to Reagan’s offer to provide more secret two wounded survivors of a shooting Service, excluding Alaska and Hawaii, was 87degrees Georges Bank is the mainstay of New Herald photo by Pinto for other utilities and still end up $5,000 ahead. ticket and tow parking violaters. Environmental Protection Agency doc­ rampage in which six people died says at Presidio, Texas. The low was 20 degrees at Sault England’s billion-dollar fishing indus­ Like the municipal side, however, the school system uments is being received cautiously by the killer suddenly opened fire bn him Sainte Marie, Mich. try and the source of 17 percent of all KENNEDY MAKES HIS PITCH faces cuts in state and federal grants that could run one congressmen investigating the as the two were having coffee and told Assam crackdown food fish landed in the United States. the board’s tab even higher. The extent of these cuts is agency. Others say flatly it’s him, “ Look, you're already dead ...just . . Labels school budget restrained The lease sale will offer 488 tracts, or still uncertain. But Kennedy warned Wednesday of a to be ‘ruthless’ unacceptable. quit fighting.” 2.8 million acres, of the outer continen­ “ We will try to cooperate with the Three bodies were found near an tal shelf, making it nearly twice the size GAUHATI, India (UPI) - Pledging White House,” Rep. John Dingell, airstrip and the others in a private of the largest sale ever undertaken. Lottery a “ ruthless” crackdown on anti­ D-Mich., told reporters cautiously residence in the remote Wrangell immigrant rioters, Assam’s newly after Reagan’s offer was made Mountain town, which has about 20 elected leader today gave government summer residents and about half that Playpen Cafe to get permit Wednesday. Fishermen net troops sweeping powers to stamp out Deputy White House press secretary many in the winter. HARTFORD — The Con­ number Wednesday yras 1206. ethnic violence that has claimed nearly Larry Speakes, who made the offer at a The identities of the victims were a Russian buoy necticut dolly lottery number CONCORD, N.H. — The 3,700 lives. press briefing in California, said the withheld, pending notification of their Wednesday wot 257. New Hampshire dolly lottery “ I am going to be absolutely firm,” documents will be made available to relatives. All were shot with a small- MONTPELIER, Vt. — The number Wednesday was 1792. NARRAGANSETT, R.I. (UPI) - Vermont dolly lottery BOSTON— The Massachu­ to build; still needs license said Chief Minister Hiteshwar Saikia the committees under the same kind of caliber weapon, police said. The Navy and the Coast Guard are number Wednesday was 196. setts lottery number Wednes­ today. “ The foreigners (immigrants terms the White House reached Feb. 18 Louis D. Hastings, 39, an unemployed looking into the discovery of a buoy LEWISTON, Maine — The day was 5048. The Massachu- Maine dally lottery number s e tts weekly lottery . Town Building Inspector Frank original, larger restaurant, has no intention of going forward with from Bangladesh) are not going to be with Rep. Elliott Levitas, D-Ga., computer programmer from Anchor­ with Russian markings netted off Block Wednesday wos 424. numbers, drawn Wednesday, Conti was prepared today to put his been challenged by business neigh­ construction unless it gets the driven away by killing.” chairman of another House subcom­ age, was arraigned Wednesday in Island by fishermen aboard a 75-foot PROVIDENCE. R.I. — The were Yellow 367, Blue 75, ond signature on a building permit that bors of the mall who contend the The death toll in more than a month mittee investigating EPA. Anchorage District Oiurt on six counts trawler. Rhode Island dally lottery White 9. liquor permit. Kenneth Burkamp, will allow the Planpen Cafe to restaurant will put a heavy de­ owner of the mall, said the of massacres, clashes, arson and police The administration agreed to give of first-degree murder as well as “ We are looking into it, and that is as construct a restaurant in the mand on parking spaces in the shootings climbed to 3,693, including 39 Levitas’ subcommittee access to the charges of attempted murder and much as I can tell you at this point,” operators of the restaurant plan to Manchester Mall at 811 Main area and cause other problems. invest heavily in the building and deaths Wednesday. documents with procedures to keep assault. He remained in jail after Navy Lt. Cmdr. Peter Hatton said Street. Playpen submitted one set of are not willing to do so without the About 230,000 homeless crowded into what the agency calls “ enforcement- Judge Elaine Andrews kept his bail at today. “ This (the news of the discov­ The restaurant will be smaller plans for the full-sized restaurant 130 makeshift relief camps and another sensitive” portions confidential. The $300,000 cash. ery) just hit me this morning.” license. Playpen’s original intent Almanac than the one originally planned, so and later submitted two other sets. was to invest about $200,000, 30,000 fled into neighboring states. administration initially can censor Christopher Richards, 29, one of two Galilee-based fishermen aboard the Stock up and save at D&LI that it will not need a special The first new plans still called for according to Burkamp. The “ We have to be ruthless,” said portions of the documents, but the wounded survivors, told state troopers trawler Matthew k Melissa pulled the exception from the Planning and more customer assembly and smaller size cuts down the Saikia, the newly elected leader of the subcommittee can gain access after . from his bed at Faith Hospital in heavy buoy from the waters Tuesday. Zoning Commission for parking of service area than allowed without investment. state. “ Communal trouble must stop.” following the proscribed procedures. Glennallen, Hastings opened fire on Capt. Donald Follett said the device, Today is Thursday, March 3, the 62nd day of 1983 more than 60 cars. a special exception. A second new “We must show them (anti­ Dingell said he is wary of Reagan’s him “ out of the blue” as the two were about 3 or 4 feet in diameter, is painted with 303 to follow. But the restaurant does not have plan, however, met with approval If Playpen gets the liquor immigrant rioters) we mean busi­ offer because of the implied restric­ having a cup of coffee in Richard’s in alternating red and white sections The moon is moving toward its last quarter. a liquor license and no date has from Thomas O’Marra, zoning license, it will operate the smaller ness,” he said in granting the army tions and planned to meet with the cabin Tuesday morning. and bears what appears to be an The morning stars are Mercury, Jupiter and been set for a hearing on its enforcement officer. restaurant while the appeal of its powers to maintain law and order in the White House and the Justice Depart­ “ As I tumeil around, he shot me in antenna. 20% off Saturn. application for a license. The northeastern state a week after the ment “ at the earliest possible mo­ the face,” Richards said. “ I believe I When the permit is issued it will special exception by the Planning It also bears the words “ Academy of The evening stars are Venus and Mars. liquor permit, like the special state government was elected to ment” to determine the exact nature of turned away, and I believe he shot me be submitted to the state Liquor and Zoning Commission for the Sciences” in Russian beneath the exception granted Playpen for its replace rule from New Delhi. the conditions. again in the back of the neck.” Those bom on this date are under the sign of Pisces. Control Department. Playpen has larger one is pending. initials CCCP, Russian for USSR. Those bom on this date include Alexander Graham Bell, inventor of the telephone, in 1847 and actress Men’s Classic Underwear Jean Harlow, in 1911. On this date in history: Peopletalk In 1879, attorney Belva Ann Lockwood became the Reagan likely to be target first woman lawyer to practice before the U.S. f Supreme Court. by In 1931, the Star Spangled Banner was designated' and taleni; L- Horowitz party “ I feel like the program I represent is not a by an Act of Congress as the national anthem of the at Democraric committee beauty pageant and Miss USA is.” United States. In a way, the party was in honor of Vladimir Miss Maffett, 26, a blue-eyed blonde, was in In 1969, the Apollo 9 spacecraft was launched from for any local service cuts or tax He said federal cutbacks have Horowitz, and Horowitz was the chief topic oi Cape Kennedy for an earth orbital test fli^ t. By Paul Hendrie Knoxville, Tenn., where the Miss USA pageant Herald Reporter increases on the Reagan adminis­ “ strained” town services and will conversation for the 2IX) guests. But the famous will be held. She said that she recently heard a Bi 1974,345 people were killed when a Turkish plane tration, not local Democratic require the town to do work at its recluse pianist did not attend the publication crashed near Paris. comparison of the two events that sounded about Democratic Town Chairman incumbents. own expense that the federal €KDCKEY cocktail party for Glenn Plaskin’t unauthorized right to her. Theodore R. Cummings said he The Democratic Town Commit- government would have funded “ Horowitz: A Biography,” although a lot ol “ Miss America is like the girl who lives next A thought for the day: American writer William hopes to use the town committee ttee will meet tonight at 7:30 in the before. As examples, he cited famous folk in the music world did. door,” she said. “ Miss USA looks like the girl you Henry Hudson said, "You cannot fly like an eagle with meeting tonight as a forum to Lincoln Center hearing room. repairs to aging roads and bridges Horowitz reportedly is furious about Plaskin’s the wings of a wren.” wish lived next door.” discuss the local impact of federal Other subjects for discussion and the cost of building an Famous Jockey'” “Classics”, the large st selling quality candid treatment of his hectic career. tax and budget cuts. will include the procedure to revise advanced sewage treatment plant. Among those who toasted the absent 79-year- brand in the world, now at unbeatable savings at D&LI “ While we’re the mjgority party town committee rules, an update He also said the town committee old virtuoso were divas Renata Scotto, Beverly Quote of the day here, we have increased responsi­ on a joint state central committee- should be concerned about other Sills and Grace Bumbry, pianist Rosalyn Tureck, bilities,” said Cummings, who town committee fundraising raffle towns “ eyeing us enviously” for violinist Erich Friedman, conductor" Skitch Ballerina Natalia Makarova, who opens on Submissions for the Manchester’s Herald’s Saturday apparently wants to lay the blame and plans for the 11th annual Manchester’s sanitary landfill, Classic Brief, reg. 3 for 11.50 3 for 9.20 Henderson and Arianna Stasslnopoulous, who Broadway Sunday in George Abbott’s revival of “ Honoring Friends” dinner. which has a longer expected wrote her own unauthorized biography, “ Callas.” religion page should be submitted no later than 9 a.m on Crew or V-neck T-shirt, reg. 3 for $14 3 for 11.20 “ On Your Toes,” worries about the statie of the Tuesdays. Be sure to put a name and phone number frith “ I hope to have the time tonight lifespan than many other area arts these days. each submission, in case there are questions. to bring to the attention of the town facilities. Athletic Shirt, reg. 3 for 11.50 3 for 9.20 She told Women’s Wear Daily, “ Whattbe public committee members — in order to “ Everybody loves a tax cut,” Eyes have It likes depends on how it is educated, and where its solicit their comments and encour­ said Cummings, referring to the Boxer Shorts, reg. 2 for $10 2 for $8.00 heart is. Sometimes the public and the critics Fire Calls age their thinking — matters that federal tax cuts. “ But there’s no Midway Brief, reg. 5.50 ea. 4.40 ea. The list of people with the most distinctive eyes applaud junk ... Not many precious things are ^S:W?:^Wc¥JSS:¥:¥:¥5¥?:¥j¥S:¥:¥:¥A:s;¥:¥S*5Sft:ft¥:¥:¥SA¥: will affect them all, because they tax cut going on. All the president of 1983 isn’t your usual Tom Selleck-Unda coming to us — and not just in ballet, in all the are townwide problems of the near is doing is transferring the burden Evans-Burt Reynolds gang. arts. Is it lack of communication? Lack of talent? Mattrljpatpr Hrmlb future,” said Cummings. to the towns.” The American Optometric Association in­ Lack of values? There must exist some sense of Manchester D&L Men’s Shops, all stores except New London cluded a political columnist, an actor best known value, so precious art can keep being made and Richard M. Diamond, Publlahar for horror movies and an extra-terrestrial. The appreciate.” Thomas J. Hooper, Qenhral Manager distinctive eyes of '83, in alphabetical order, Tuesday, 10:26 a.m. — Gas odor, Spencer Street and Eldridge Meeting postponeid belong to Lucille Ball, William F. Buckley, USPS 327-500 Rodney Dangerlield, Lena Home, Angela Lans- Street. (Town) Glimpses VOL. Oil, No. 129 ilie meeting to discuss a proposeu bury, Dolly Parton, Vincent Price, Sissy Spacek, Publlihed dally oxcapl Sunday Tuesday, 11:50 a.m. — Medical The Cheney Historic Commis­ UPI photo ^ Suggastsd earriar rsiss ars call, 52 Oak St. (Town) sion has cancelled its meeting ordinance that would require Donald Sutherland and Ben Vereen. Frank Sinatra will entertain at a gala dinner and cartain Holldaya by tha $1.20 wsskly. 86.12 tor ona Manchaalar PubSabing Co., IS Tuesday, 1:34 p.m. — Medical scheduled for today and will meet owners of buildings with potential The out-of-this- world distinctive eyes award dance for the benefit of New York's Hospital for month. 616.36 lor thrsa months. Sergio Franchi, who will star In the Brainard Placa, Manehaatar. again next Thursdayu at 4:30 historic value to notify the town went to E.T., whose “ ancient eyes hold the Special Surgery on May 20 at the Waldorf- S30.70 tor ala months and 881.40 call, 52 School St. (Town) touring musical “Nine," shares the secrets of the universe.” The idea of the list is to Conn. OS040. Sacond class lor ona ysar. Mall rataa ars Wednesday, 1:10 a.m. — Car p.m.in the hearing room of the and wait for a period of time before Astoria, with ticket prices ranging from $250 to poilags paid at Manehaatar. •vaiiAbit on roquott,' Municipal Building. destroying a portion of it. spotlighjt with other players after help publicize Save Your Vision Week, March $1,000 ... Conti. POSTMASTER: Sand ad- fire. Interstate 84. (Town) Wednesday, 9:22 a.m. — Medical The commission is scheduled at The proposed ordinance is being casting choices were announced this 6-12, proclaimed each year by the president to David Frost, who currently is hosting the draaa changsa to tha Manehaatar Hsrald. P.O. Boa SSt, To plaos a daasHlad or display reviewed by the office of the town draw attention to good vision and its care. breakfast Ulk show “Good Morning Britain,” advartlsamanl. or to rsport a call, 96 Foster St. (Town) week. With him, from left, are Jacque­ Manehaatar. Conn. 08040. ’ Wednesday, 10:51 a.m. — Smoke attorney. Its original provisions also has a new book from Crown — “Book of the naws Itsm story or pletura ktoa. line Douget, Barbara Stock, Julie. call 043-2711. Offica hours ara pdor, 13 Downey Drive. (Town) applied it to structures more than World’s Worst Decisions” ... To aubacribs. or to report a Crime Watch 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday Wednesday, 6:22 p.m. — Dumps­ 50 years old and set the waiting Newmar and Connie Danese. Even Skin show? Rosemary Clooney will be among those dallvary proUsm, oaH 847-9940. through Friday. ' ter fire, 110 Cedar St. (Town) to have meeting period at 30 days. Julie, who has starred on stage and participating in the Songwriters Hall of Fame Offica hours ars 8:30 am . to 6:30 p.m. Monday through Friday and Wednesday, 8:20 p.m. — Electri­ The commission will also discuss Debra Sue Maffett, the reigning Miss America, ceremonies in New York March 7 ... Tha Manehaatar Hsrald la a The Crime Watch group has screen, had to audition as more than 7 to to a.nt. Saturday. Dslivsry subscriber to UnHad Press Inisr. cal problem, 880 Church St.- scheduled at meeting for 7:30 p.m. the status of Cheney Hall, and the says the Miss USA pageant has turned into little Peter Ustinov’s new play, “ Beethoven’s 2,000 women were tested in a five-week, should ba mada by 5 p.m. Mon­ national nows ssrvlesa and la a (Town) Tuesday at South United Methodist conversion of the Manchester more than a “ skin show,” while the Miss America Tenth,” begins previews March 11 in Bir­ day through Friday and by 7:30 mambsr of tha AudH Bureau ol . Wednesday, 11:38 p.m. — Police Church. The group was formed in Modes and Clock Mill in the seven-city talent search. contest represents physical fitness, intelligence mingham, England ... a.m. Saturday. Circulations. assist, 1135 Tolland Turnpike. the wake of a violent robbery at a Cheney Historic District to apart­ (District) home on Thayer Road. ment buildings. t - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thurs.. March 3, 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD, Thurs., March 3, 1983 - .5 Bipartisan favor Democratic majority at standstill on governor's tax plan

By Mark A. Dupuis repeal his call for higher taxes to take effect on April 1 and just and it will be up to them to come back with a “Now I would hope they start really, seriously I UPI Capitol Reporter to combat the growing deficit for the current fiscal counter proposal if , they’re not willing to accept thinking about getting down to business, trying to get for benefit rescue year. n)ine,” O’Neill told reporters after a Finance a tax package put together, get it voted before April HARTFORD — The Senate’s Democratic majority "I have made my proposal, which I consider is fair Advisory Committee meeting, J 1,” O’Neill said. was at a standstill today on Gov. William O’Neill’s surprisingly strong ; proposed $277.9 million tax plan and whether to move ' ahead immediately to cut into the growing deficit for this fiscal year. Democratic senators met behind closed doors WASHINGTON (UPI) - A *165 expected to win aenate approval, ; Wednesday and were evenly divided over whether to billion biii to heal Social Security’s and Rostenkowski said he thinks . push for immediate tax hikes or to wait and look at the ills by tax increases and benefit the House’s "preference is to same time at the overall picture for this fiscal year cuts is headed for the House floor, change the age.” and upcoming fiscal year. CHOICEST MEATS IN TOWN its prospects boosted by a surpris­ Only three conservative Repub­ Senate Majority Leader Richard Schneller, D- ingly strong bipartisan endorse­ licans — Reps. Bill Archer of Essex, said after the meeting the senators wanted ment from the Ways and Means Texas, Philip Crane of Illinois and more information on some of the governor’s proposals " MEAT DEPT, SPECIALS DELI SPECIALS Committee. Richard Schulze of Pennsylvania as well as possible alternatives. The committee voted, 32-3, Wed­ — voted against the bill in ,^ 4 . ^ “We agreed to come back next week and see if we nesday for the financing bill that committee. can come together on a consensus,” Schneller said. LEAN A BOAR’S HEAD includes payroll tax hikes, a The House will vote next week, '% 'T i O’Neill’s tax package calls for raising $55 million to .* 3 .6 9 six-month benefits freeze, a first- after a debate Rostenkowski pre­ VIRGINIA BAKED HAM...... cover the projected deficit for this fiscal year and CENTER CUT $ ‘ EXCELSIOR KRAFT ever benefits tax and a require­ dicted will be short because another $222.9 million to balance the governor’s ment that new federal workers "members know more about what proposed $3.57 billion budget for the next fiscal year. SWISS CHEESE . * 3 . 1 9 join. is in this package than anything The lack of a Democratic Senate consensus on the PORK CHOPS - .1.99 BOAR’S HEAD $ It was a stronger showing than else." Congressional leaders hope m. * 3 . 8 9 to pass a bill by Easter. ■w- package raised the likelihood that lawmakers may be LEAN RIB END ^ ^ TURKEY BREAST supporters expected, and con­ unable to adopt a tax package by April 1, which QROTE A WEIGEL trasted sharply with last week's The coJbmittee attached amend­ O’Neill' wants done to resolve the state’s fiscal BOLOGNA or LIVERWURST . * 2 . 1 9 subcommittee action on the bill, ments reforming Medicare pay­ problents. COUNTRY STYLE $ 1 when all four Republicans voted ments to hospitals, extending LAND-0-LAKE8 against it. jobless aid for those whose eligibil­ Results of a survey of the House’s majority AMERICAN CHEESE . * 2 . 3 9 ity has run out, and increasing Democrats also showed O’Neill’s tax package may PORK...... » . . Chairman Dan Rostenkowski, face an uphill battle in winning approval. 1.69 GROTE A WEIGEL D-Ill., called the committee action benefits for 4 million aged, blind a “peace pact” to end bitter and disabled Americans collecting Democratic legislative leaders have worked out a NATURAL CASING FRANKS . * 2 . 5 9 plan to give the governor some of what he wants by OUR OWN partisan fights. Ranking Republi­ Supplemental Security Income. U Pl photo can Barber Conable of New York The panel approved a $2.3 billion UPI photo April 1, which would then allow additional time to UNN END $' COLESLAW .5 9 * six-month extension of jobless 25-FOOT WAVE SAAASHES SEA W ALL work out a revenue package for the next fiscal year. termed it a "historic vote.” RAILROAD SERVICE PUT ON HOLD The leadership plan calls for extending the sales tax JARL8BURG OR MARCILLAT Still to be decided is the touchy benefits, giving an additional 10 . . . expensive Malibu homes destroyed . . . workers try to stop erosion PORK ROAST FRENCH BRIE . * 3 . 1 9 issue of raising the 65-year retire­ week^of checks, after cutting $200 to seeds and fertilizers for non-farm use and meals 1.59 ment age. The committee bill million off an earlier-proposal to under $1 and add about 3 cents to the per-gallon tax on 6 LB. AVG. A combines payroll tax hikes and a satisfy Republicans. Supplemen­ motor fuels. reduction in the basic benefit for tal benefits will expire at month’s Schneller said the three-point tax plan raised by the UHN HALF $' new retirees next century to erase end unless Congress acts. leadership would raise about $15 million this fiscal Social Security’s long-term debt. The Medicare proposal, ap­ Storm pushes into Southwest year and $40 million in the next fiscal year. ' GARDEN FRESH But House leaders will allow proved by a Ways and Means Another $19.8 million would be raised this year by PORK ROAST retaining the 7.5 percent sales tax rate, which O’Neill 1.69 separate floor vote on whether to subcommittee last week, would set PRODUCE SPECIALS substitute a retirement age in­ fees based on a patient’s diagnosis. has proposed be cut to 7 percent effective April 1. 6 LB. AVG. A By Shelagh Donoghue Avalanche warnings were halt more flooding as the raging cancelation of plans for her royal O’Neill said Wednesday he believed his package crease. which conservatives favor, It would be phased in over three United Press International posted in central Idaho, where 22 Sacramento River climbed to its party and Nancy Reagan to sail or a straight payroll tax increase years — instead of one, as the was fair and it was now up to lawmakers to decide MO HALF $' inches of snow ho' fallen since highest flood levels in more than 40 into San Francisco Bay under the whether they wanted to approve it or come up with a ...... 5 9 * proposed by liberals including administration wanted — and A ferocious storm that battered Monday night. Up to a foot of snow years. Highways in the Sacra-' Golden Gate Bridge aboard the LEHUCE...... Rules Chairman Claude Pepper. would provide more money for counter proposal. California with winds and waves was expected to blanket the mento Valley were closed by high yacht Britannica. Instead they "It’s up to them to raise now what they consider the PORK ROAST D-Fla. complicated cases and hospitals moved into the Southwest today,- mountains of Southern California, water and mudslides closed a flew to the city. 1.59 The retirement age change is serving poor patients. dollars needed to run the state of Connecticut,” MUSHROOMS...... , . 0 . 9 9 * threatening to dump a foot of snow Arizona and Colorado today as highway near Redding. O’Neill said. “I have made my proposition, I have on the Arizona, Colorado and skies began to clear over the coast ' Hard hit by flooding was Te­ The 20-to 25-foot waves along the made my proposal, the ball is in their court.” California mountains and whip up and the bad weather moved inland. hama County. “The entire county California coast damaged or des­ He conceded a $7-millipn increase reported this MS END $ ' LARGE NAVEL ORANGES...... 4 179 * severe thunderstorms en route to New England was doused with is drenched,” said Sheriff Ron troyed 1,600 homes, many of them week in the projected deficit for this fiscal year could Queen is early the Plains. heavy rains that turned to sleet and Koenig. “We’ve had it. I wish to in exclusive enclaves at Malibu, require additional tax hikes since his plan was based PORK ROAST Thousands of Californians Wed­ snow in the mountains. More than hell we could turn it off.” Santa Barbara and Stinson Beach. on the $55 million deficit projected at the end of 1.49 nesday fled the deadly combina­ an inch of rain fell at Providence, Los Angeles rainfall for the LARGE WHITE GRAPEFRUIT.... 3189* R.I., and Concord, N.H. January. tion of rain, high winds, floods, season increased to 22 inches and In Stinson Beach at least 20 O’Neill said he didn’t want to criticize the in San Francisco mud slides and pounding surf that Record-high temperatures held San Francisco’s to 26 inches. homes along an entire stretch of Legislature’s timetable for acting on a tax plan, but turned historic piers into kindling, in the Midwest for a second day as Mount Wilson, northeast of Los oceanfront property were dam­ luxury homes into driftwood and warm weather rolled in from the Angeles, received 9 inches Wed­ aged or destroyed. Mildred Sadler, ■■■■■mMMMMMMllMllMMMMMlMUl cau s^ an estimated $303 million Gulf Coast. The tepiperature nesday, bringing its five-day total a retired school teacher, said there SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - said the early arrival caught his damage. climbed into the 70s in Nebraska to 23 inches. had not been such a disaster in the Queen Elizabeth II, arriving a day organization off guard. "We just At least 19 deaths have been and Iowa. Queen Elizabeth II got her early to a welcome so hastily town since she moved there in 1926. Lawmakers told learned she was arriving today,” blamed on the six-day West Coast Sandbag crews worked fever­ first-ever view of San Francisco " I’ve never seen the ocean like improvised it caught protesters Dan McCormick said. "Most of our storm. ishly across northern California to through a sheet of rain that forced with their placards down, sympa­ people are working people so we this before,” she said. thized with victims of the destruc­ don’t know what we can get to look elsewhere tive storm that has scrambled the together to greet the queen at the rigid royal schedule. airport.” LEAN CENTER CUT PORK CHOPS...... ibn .9 9 A rainbow shimme'red through a Irish nationalist protesters, al­ for tax revenues brief break in the storm clouds lied with anti-Reagan forces, con­ Pope crusades, for peace over San Francisco International tinued to plan a massive demon­ Airport Wednesday as the queen. stration tonight when the president By Susan E. Kinsman Prince Philip and Nancy Reagan hosts the queen at a state dinner at SAN JOSE, Costa Rica (UPI) — ' 'f: ■ neckties. LEAN RIR END COUNTRY STYLE PORK.. ib landed to a low-key greeting the DeYoung Museum in Golden United Press International M.69 Pope John Paul II began an The pope said peace was possible thrown together when they can­ Gate Park. eight-day crusade for peace in celed their yacht voyage because through unity, social justice, more HARTFORD — Comprehensive tax reform has With the royal couple and the violence-torn Central America government respect for human . emerged as the most popular alternative to the No Substitute of the storm that is ravaging the first lady safely on land, the with a vow to help shoulder “the California coast. rights and an atmosphere in which ; package of sales tax extensions Gov. William A. We Give Old Fashioned Britannia set sail into the storm pain of the people” and a rebuke of "people can confront their prob­ O’Neill has proposed to finance state spending. For Quality The queen dispatched a letter to from Long Beach, Calif., Wednes­ "foreign interference” in the Butcher Service ... California Gov: George Deukme- day afternoon on the 400-mile lems in a climate of sincere More than 100 people signed up to testify Wednesday region dialogue without foreign before the Legislature’s Finance, Revenue and jian saying she and her husband voyage to San Francisco. “The grief-stricken cry that “have been very saddened by the Royal spokesman Michael Shea interference.” Bonding Committee on O’Neill’s proposed tax rises from these lands and cries out The comment was Interpreted as package and few had anything kind to say. STORE HOURS: loss of life and damage caused by said it was expected to arrive for peace has resounded with the storms in California, and send Friday morning, in time for the a rebuke of the Reagan adminis­ "We are urging you to reject the governor’s accentuated urgency in my tration’s support for the conserva­ . proposals and seize this opportunity for comprehen­ Mon. S Tues. til 6:00 . J 317 Highland S t our sincere sympathies to you and dinner the royal couple planned to spirit,” the pontiff said Wednesday everyone in the state who has been throw that night celebrating the tive regime in El Salvador — sive tax reform,” said George C. Springer, president in Costa Rica, where he kissed the accusbd of massive human-rights of the Connecticut State Federation of Teachers. Wed., Thurs., & Fri. til 9:00 affected.” Reagans’ 31st wedding ground upon arrival. MANCHESTER The arrival, 17 hours ahead of anniversary. violations — and for rightist “We have the resources in Connecticut. We need the John Paul stressed he will Nicaraguan exiles. will, strength and intestinal fortitude” to make the Sat. & Sunday schedule, set off a scramble by city The queen was wearing a rain­ defend the right of the church to ’til 6:00 officials, police, hotel executives, coat and boots when she was The pontiff's statement also was changes. Springer said. CONN. protect the common man from seen as criticism of Soviet and The AFL-CIO, the New England Health Care the White House and the anti- greeted by Mayor Dianne oppression and indiscriminate vio­ £1I&£ILJLITD British and anti-Reagan groups Feinstein. Cuban support for leftist insur­ Employees Union, the Archdiocese of Hartford, the lence in Central America, whose gents in El Salvador, and Caucus of Connecticut Democrats, the Connecticut planning demonstrations when the The mayor, who Tuesday ac­ population of some 20 million is president hosts a state dinner for cepted a copy of Amnesty Interna­ Guatemala. Citizens Action Group and the Connecticut Coalition overwhelmingly Roman Catholic. on aging all endorsed tax reform, including a the queen and Prince Philip tional’s report on Northern Ireland "The voice has been stifled by tonight. Costa Rica is the first stop of an ' progressive, personal income tax based on a citizen’s from an Irish nationalist group, the familiar images of tears, the erght-day, 15,000-mile tour that will The president remained behind told reporters after the arrival ' ability to pay. deaths of children, the despair of take John Paul to the Central They said it would redistribute income, help to lllllM M lllM llillllllllM M lM Wednesday at his ranch outside of Wednesday she would “do nothing the elderly, the mother that loses American nations of Nicaragua, Santa Barbara, Caiif. inappropriate” during the queen’s ' finance property tax relief and stabilize the tax ^ cnwTd-w AW a A ■ ! F rOS"k'Fir\! n A U fV ' ^ her children, the long line of Panama, El Salvador, Guatemala, ' system, which now hits poor and middle income GROCERY SPECIALS — ^ FROZEIS & D AIRY The weather forced the royal visit. orphans, the many thousands of WINDBLOWN AND LOOKING TIRED Honduras and Belize. BAM party, halfway through a 10-day She told the Irish group she residents the hardest. refugees exiled or displaced. .. . pope arrives In Costa Rica Specifics in the governor’s tax package also came California tour, to abandon plans would do her best to present the “This is the pain of the people On March 9, the pontiff leaves PEA BEANS....!...... ,.«.09* to cruise up the coast in their yacht report to the queen. But under under fire, including extensions of the sales tax to LENDERS K A a that I have come to share, to try to Central America for a brief stop in advertising, professional and personal services, the FRENCH’S A A a Britannia, and instead flew in a questioning by British reporters, understand more closely, to leave traditional white robe and speak­ the Caribbean nation of Haiti. BAGELS...... ,z«.59^ U.S. Air Force DC-9, police barriers at the airport and wholesale price of gasoline and meals under $1. she said she doubted "there would a word of incentive and hope based ing in Spanish, spoke to a jubilant later outside the city’s main INSTANT POTATOES 8 9 ^ WEIGHT WATCHERS « « B P B 4 A spokesman for Irish Northern be the opportunity to do so.” Vatican observers see the trip — William J. Pape, publisher of the Waterbury on a necessary change of atti­ flag-waving crowd at the airport. Catholic seminary. They were the pontiff’s 17th outside of Italy — Republican and Waterbury American newspapers, GOLDEN OR PURPLE A A « DINNERS SOLE, CHIC. PARM., HADDOCK ^ Ooz ^ I b0 9 Aid, one of many protest groups The royal party checked into the tude,” the pope said. “We want to see the pope!" preparing for the queen’s visit. St. Francis Hotel. pushed back by a squad of as the pope’s most significant since opposed the tax on advertising. He said it would be HEINZ The pontiff, dressed in his residents yelled, breaking through blue-suited bodyguards in white his 1979 return to his native Poland. impossible to apply fairly and equitably. JUICY JUICE 4.0. 8 9 ^ DINNER FRIES zo« 9 9 ^ "Lacking such enforcement, the effect of the tax GREEN GIANT A A , a would be the destruction of Connecticut newspapers and broadcasting stations,” Pape said. CHUNK LIGHTTUNA ..„69* MIXED VEGETABLES 100, o 9 ^ Dr. Barney Clark is now happy to be alive He endorsed an income tax, coupled with a sharp MUELLER’S FINE, MED., WIDE A F C 4 GORTON reduction in the sales tax. BAKED STUFFED SCROD . 0.5 oz. * 1 .6 0 The 8,000-member Connecticut Bar Association EGG NOODLES tzoz Z r l . BIRDSEYE By Janice Perry Wash., dentist had finally been moved into a private United Press International * took aim at the extension to professional and personal NEBTLE’S c 4 A A AWAKE room and was now able to talk regularly with his services. OS* doctors. "These were long awaited,” Peterson said. he’^h a S y to ge"aPve“ ’^°" ^ SALT LAKE CITY — Dr. Barney Clark wanted to Jack H. Evans, association president, said it would CHOC. MORSELS .6 9 Clark said his greatest worry is the shortness of impair access to legal services and could infringe on HAWAIIAN PUNCH , 8 9 « give up and die at times during his ordeal as the first breath from the emphysema that has plagued him bf9|B"'*lSrVoodlanil St DEODORANT artificial heart recipient, but in his first public the court-protected right to confidential communica­ BIRDSEYE A 4 4 A longer than the heart disease. tions between a lawyer and client. interview via videotape he said “it’s worth it” if DeVries said Clark’s emphysema is serious enough . ^ 6 4 3 - 8 4 7 4 KITTY LITTER *3 .3 9 BROCCOLI SPEARS zo... 1 .1 9 humankind wiil benefit. Arthur Goldstein, representing the Indpendent KELLOGG’S * HOOD to kill some people, but he hoped Clark would be ; Connecticut Petroleum Association, opposed the 7 helped through the breathing problem with his new ORANGE JUICE Clark, 62, speaking haltingly and stopping often to ~ percent tax on motor fuels. RICEKRISPIES «,z. 1.19 ,2 q l. 1 .2 9 “strong heart.” W w oodlan "Our basic concern is this tax has the potential for regain his breath, told the chief surgeon in his implant DeVries told reporters he believes "there were wlplnjg out many small family-run gasoline stations BOUNTY JUMBO A A.* SWISS YOGURT 3 x 8 9 ^ operation his main worry is his shortness of breath. times when he (Clark) wanted to die’ ’ shortly after the He also said he has gotten used to having the pump SHAMROCKS near state borders," Goldstein said. PAPER TOWELS...... 69*69* that keeps him alive at his side at all times. implant when he had to have two additional rom th9 Olcf Goldstein said if passed, the tax on gasoline would operations, to seal leaks from his lungs and to replace total 29 cents a gallon. We might as well call the LY80L ^ sdilR CREAM ,.oz99^ Dr. William DeVries asked Clark whether he would a broken valve in the heart and because of seizures he product ‘taxoline’ because that’s precisely whjpt it recommend the implant operation to other heart suffered Dec. 7 and other setbacks. ; would be,” Goldstein said. TUB A TILE PUMP 17 os. 1.19 patients. "Many of my patients have felt this way,” DeVries < Forest Baker, president of Transportation Re­ search Marketing, laid “you are offering to pay (a "Well, I would tell them that it’s worth it, if the truck driver) 10 cents a gallon to buy gasoline out of alternative is they either die or they have it done ” Glastonbury Tennis Club state.” Clark said. The 200-member Connecticut Automatic Merchan­ lllllllltlllll iiiiiiiiiiiii dising Council was worried the proposed tax on meals University of Utah officials Wednesday released a f fiH/KMi r.-lfA faiirrhn.Nr irTilh rmiffon 4' 7 ...0 purrha.i^ BE A S WINGING SINGLE under a dollar would discriminate against vending l | ii'ifA roiipoM 7..10 purchase ■ irifA 7.10 fiiirrAaA4>2 videotaped interview between Clark and DeVries, the l | Umit 1 Ooupon pw custonwr | I Limn 1 coupon por cuztomor Limit 1 Coupon por cuatomor I head of the 20-man team that replaced Clark’s dying SOMETHINS NEW machine companies. ^ Limit 1 Coupon por cu.tom .r S t Patrick^ Oar <• Vending “machines are designed to permit price WISK human heart on Dec. 2 with the artificial organ. It was eO ED TEN N IS Thun., march 17th the public’s first view, since the operation, of the man increases only in 5 cent increments,” said John SWEET LIFE ■ I LAUNDRY IMPERIAL ■ jFOLGERS INSTANT whose progress it has followed for 91 days. at Sperger, council vice president. He said the increase would force the companies to hike prices 5 cents or SUGAR I MARGARINE j COFFEE OastMbwy Tanm GU S-LB. BAQ I DETERGENT ; soz. DeVries, his assistant Dr. Lyl6 Joyce, Dr. Chase For S t Patrick’s G ft P lM lt absorb the taxes themselves. I 64 OZ. Peterson, university vice president for health, and 228(WiStfWt,0astMSHry TuNpa - Hyadntha - Cut Flowara Also, he said food products taxed in vending hospital psychiatrist Claudia Berenson all agreed it 6S8-3731 Daffodila - Chryaanthamuma machines would not be taxed if purchased in 2 I * 1 ~ i was only “during the last 10 to 12 days” Clark has VMalB • Calaalaria convenience stores. CInarariaa • Fams - 1] SO^OFF I VALID FEB. 2B THRU MARCH 6 | 6 0 * OFF finally started making dramatic progress. 9 P.M. til Closing | | VALID FEB. 29 THRU MARCH 9 | VALID FEB. 2a THRU MARCH 6 "Exciting things have happened in the last several FaNaga Planta I VALID FCB. as THRU MARCH S I weeks,” said Peterson, noting the retired Des Moines, $10 per person; Beer. Wine, Prlmroaa Engllah HIGHLAND PARK MKT. | I HIGHLAND PARK MKT. JIIO ^^JD PARK MJ(T^ J IJJIGHLAND PARK MKT. | UPI Photo Soda Furnished Shamrock Ivy To get a photo back once it has appeared in print in the A thought for the day: French writer Victor Hugo Thna to think o l — Manchester Herald, simply come to the Manchester DR. CLARK STILL NEEDS HELP Call The Club To Sign Upl Sowtag n oww a VogMabto loado - __ Herald, Bralnard Place, and ask at the reception desk. said, “Greater than the tread of mighty armies — is PMdbig Vour Lawn - Soello • araonvtow • . . . with therapist John Durkin an idea whose time has come.” Sorry, we cannot return photos bjOnail unless a self- addm ted stamped envelope is sitbmitted. illllllllllllltllllllllllliv 6 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Thurs., March 3, 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thurs.. March 3, 1983 - 7

Richard M. Diamond, Publisher Dan Fitts, Editor opinion Alex Qlrelll, City Editor Auto makers blasted Powers vows to fight on state's 'lemon law' By M ark A. Dupuis Informed of the state Supreme Court dismissal of the charges on the grounds of HARTFORD (U PI) — The author of planned to work with Consumer UPI Capitol Reporter decision, Powers told Moynahan his prosecutorial misconduct. a state law allowing buyers of new Protection Commissioner Mary M. “ spirit is strong," the defense lawyer said, j He said it would take from one to five J a c k vehicles to obtain a replacement or Heslin to investigate the complaints. HARTFORD — The state Supreme “ He said, ’Keep fighting, do what you have' days for him to research the possibility of Court, acting quickly and without com­ a further appeal. A n d e r s o n refund if their purchase is defective Woodcock said he wasn’t seeking to to do.’ That’s precisely what we intend to What AAondale has to overcome claims auto makers are giving only single out General Motors from other ment, rejected defense appeals seeking to do.'” Moynahan accused Chief State’s Attor­ “ lip service” to customers. automakers that haven’t complied with short-circuit the corruption case against ney Austin J. McGuigan of misconduct for Washington The Supreme Court rejected the appeals WASHINGTON - Walter F. pay much attention until some­ even shrill. That Is not a Rep. John Woodcock III, D-South the law but believed GM had the former Transportation Commissioner Ar­ less than 24 hours after hearing orai aiiegedly leaking to reporters secret Mondale joins the contest for time next year. And these are politically incapacitating han­ /-Qo-Round Windsor, also charged Wednesday the “ biggest obligation" because it sold the thur B. Powers. arguments from Moynahan and prosecu­ testimony given in the grand jury The high court, in a one-paragraph the 1984 Democratic presiden­ also Democrats who even then dicap, but neither is it an Better Business Bureau failed to most cars in Connecticut. tors on whether to go ahead with a fuii proceedings that ied to Powers’ arrest. Jack Germond comply with the so-called “ Lemon He said the arbitration process notice issued by its chief clerk, announced tial nomination holding what won’t necessarljy feel obliged to inconsequential problem in an hearing and formal decision on" the Moynahan wouidn't rule out appealing Law’’ in handling complaints brought allowed under the law was voluntary, Wednesday it had granted a motion by accept the verdict of the acti­ era in which the meat and appeals. any of the denied motions in federai court. appears to be — on paper — a but once an auto manufacturer set up state prosecutors to dismiss the appeals an d potatoes of American politics is against General Motors by people Assistant State’s Attorney John Mas- " I think there’s a distinct possibility that very strong hand. vists who have been involved all seeking relief. an abitration procedure, it had to and return the case to Superior Court what the votel’s see on the sameno, one of the lawyers who argued for that’s an avenue that might be fruitful,” To the extent that such things Jules Witcover Woodcock said only five auto makers comply with the provisions of the Judge Walter R. Budney for trial. Another the dismissal, said he was “ delighted with he said. can be measured, he seems to ther words, even if he evening news programs. established or were seeking to estab­ Lemon Law. Prosecutors hailed the decision and the Syndicated columnists the decisions, especially the speed with Moynahan said if he were to appeai the represent the thinking of his es all the preliminaries of Beyond that, there is the issue lish arbitration procedures under “ The key here is that the arbitration speed with which it was reached while which they were rendered." high court's action to a federal court, he party on most of the issues, both in splendid shape, Fritz of whether he can convey to the which buyers of cars with persistent process must comply with the Lemon defense attorney Timothy C. Moynahan “ I think that the speed of the court’s would most likely seek an injunction to put Mdndale cannot afford then to broader Democratic consti­ favor for problems could seek new vehicles or Law and here in C^onnecticut that is said he was considering the possibiiity of foreign and domestic, that now decisions is indicative of just how much a hait to any further trial court proceed­ tuencies a picture of himself as refunds under the law. simply not the case,” Woodcock said. appealing some of the matters in federal seem likely to dominate the lose the Iowa precinct caucuses. merit they considered an appeal at this ings until the federal court issued a ruling. General Motors has established an To press his point, he presented three court. Campaign. He has a formidable Mondale as the unchallenged things as the straw votes that a popular leader — or whther he juncture of the proceedings to have," Moynahan said he believed the Supreme couples who bought new vehicles that The ap'peals challenged Budney’s denial campaign organization. front-runner for the nomination several state Democratic or­ IN THE FIRST instance, the is seen, as one congressional arhitration process through the Better big oil had persistent problems. All of the of pretrial motions that dismissai of some Massameno added. Court had given adequate consideration to since Edward M. Kennedy ganizations are planning over reservations, such as they are, Democrat -put it the other day, Business Bureau, but Woodcock said a And Fritz Mondale is a couples complained of being unable to or all of the six counts against Powers or to He said the case could go to trial his arguments. “ The only thing 1 disagree withdrew late last year. next several montths. Mondale about Mondale’s ability to do all as "too establishment” for the legislative staff report showed the ringwise politician who seems WASHINGTON - One of the get action through General Motors or spare the former Berlin mayor a trial. possibly as early as March 14. He declined with of course is the conclusion." he said. this are only questions of style. process failed to comply with the law on to have the ability to handle the doesn’t have to win all of them, times. federal laws most detested by the at least 10 points. the Better Business Bureau. Powers, who faces charges including comment on the possiblity of a further In addition to motions seeking to dismiss In the last few months Mon­ extraordinary pressures that BUT CAMPAIGNS, particu­ but he does have to meet high Mondale’s candidacy is oil consortiums is the one that “ I can only say that General Motors “ Nobody definitely wants to help perjury, bribe receiving and fabricating detense-appeal or the impact such an the charges. Moynahan appealed Bud­ dale has been the runawaqy appeal might have on the start of a triai. are brought to bear on presiden­ larly in the Democratic Party, expectations overall. founded on the notion that he requires them to report details of has given the law lip service, they have you. They keep referring you to this one evidence, was charged as a result of a ney's denial of a motion to place Powers on winner of the oratorical compe­ one-man grand jury investigation of Moynahan said he was considering accelerated rehabilitation, which would tial candidates. As polling ex­ are not always played out If he doesn't achieve that, any has the credentials and the their financial dealings to the thumbed their noses at it,” he said, also and that one,” said Lorraine Cote of tition among the Democratic East Killingly, who said her 1983 alleged corruption in the Department of appeaiing some or all of the issues to a have spared Powers' a trial or determina­ pert Peter Hart says. “ He can according to the form charts. doubts about his potential will ability to determine what the Energy Information Administra­ demanding disclosure of financial candidates, for whatever that is , arrangements between the giant auto­ Chevrolet had a persistent oil leak. Transportation. federal court, including a motion seeking tion of guilt. breathe at that altitude." And that means that Fritz be magnified several times country needs to and to enlist tion. In fact, the oil companies The result of all this is that he Mondale is still obliged to worth. His speeches at the the people who can do it. Within maker and the Better Business Bureau. “ It’s a big runaround,” added her over. fought the reporting law all the husband, Roger F. Cote Sr. is already the clear favorite of resolve serious questions about party’s mid-term conference in the political community, he is Officials at the BBB had no comment The second, and more sub­ way to the Supreme Court — and on the lawmaker’s claims, saying thep< Barbara Evans, who said her 1982 Democratic officeholders and his candidacy before he can Philadelphia last year and at credited with that ability. But it stantial question, is whether lost. had to wait until they had seen the Chevrolet was plagued with vibration claim the prize. the California state convention is something the voters won’t party officials. He has more Mondale caix translate the high But now the Reagan administra­ charges in writing. and rattling, said the Better Business The first, chronologically at in Sacramento last month were support among blacks and regard in which he is held by ta)(e on faith. tion has overruled the Supreme Woodcock called on Attorney Gen­ Bureau had been courteous in handling least, is whether he can sustain models of partisan oratory —■ Hispanics than any of his rivals. party insiders into support These are the questions that Court, in effect, by a simple mse: eral Joseph Lieberman to review the her complaints, but nothing was his position as the leader of the and were received as such by are asked about any leading He is the candidate most likely among the Democratic voters in It has cut off funds for the office complaints and determine if the accomplished. pack over the next several other Democrats. candidate. If you are the front­ "You can’t accomplish anything by to capture the endorsement of precinct caucuses and primar­ that collects the financial informa­ General Motors’ action was in violation But Mondale has not yet G R O ssm R n s months of intensive internal runner — and Mondale most just being courteous. You’ve got to the AFL-CIO when it is given ies early next year. tion from the oil companies. No of the state’s Unfair Trade Practices maneuvering within the Demo­ established that he is able to certainly is that — they go with Act. have action,” she said. “ What is this Rn(il)evRns pr o d u c ts comPRnv later this year. money, no way to enforce the law. All of these things, coupled cratic Party. These are the Democrats who project an image of himself on the territory. Although the attorney general’s going to be like two years from now? The legality of this slick ma­ I ’m afraid the car’s going to fall apart with his leading position in the By definition, a front-runner probably haven't been paying television that is both vivid and Fritz Mondale understands office has no specific jurisdiction over neuver has been questioned by the on me.” cannot afford to lose even close attention to the candi­ appealing. Even to some of the the Lemon Law, Lieberman said he opinion polls that is largely a all that, and he also understands staff of the House Energy and largely inconsequential compe­ dates’ maneuvering over the professionals in his own camp, that it is always better to be product of his tenure as vice Commerce Committee. A confi­ president, have established titions within the party, such past year, and probably won’t he comes through as strident. ahead than behind. dential memo to the committee chairman. Rep. John Oingell, Lawmakers defend D-Mich., minces no words. An editorial Your store for “THE ADMINISTRATION ap­ pears to be at it again,” the mento casino gambling plan says, "doing favors for its oil Whalers' fans industry friends at the expense of Interior Projects the consumer and, incidentally, HARTFORD (U PI) — Connecticut He admitted there was an increase in breaking the law in the process.” has a moratorium on new gambling street crime, including prostitution and So what if the financial reporting facilities and legislative leaders claim drug traffic, after the casinos opened. deserve better law is subverted? So this: The there is little chance of adding casino But Danziger said it was lower than the Financial Reporting System is gambling. crime rate in the rest of the state. He estimated Connecticut’s two The Hartford Whalers, gratification and won’t wait "the government’s only compre­ But two lawmakers who sponsored a casinos could cost up to $250 million to near the end of what will be for younger players to hensive and consistent source of bill to open two, 509-room casino hotels ..in Hartford and Bridgeport were not build, would take in between $160 their worst season ever, show develop. financial information on the major million and $300 million annually and oil companies,” the memo notes. discouraged Wednesday as their bill what can happen when the Likewise Whalers’ man­ came up for public hearing before the provide jobs for between 5.000 and 6,500 It adds: “ If the administration is management of a profes­ Legislature’s Public Safety people. agement has invested much successful in illegally eliminating Danziger, a former associate deputy sional sports team underesti­ Committee. effort in hyping the team, the FRS, it will be much more attorney general in the U.S. Justice mates the fans. Reps. Abraham Giles, D-Hartford Department, said the potential for flashing silly electronic mes­ difficult for the Congress to estab­ and Clement Young, D-Bridgeport, Fewer than 9,000 fans sages to the crowd to increase lish a sound energy policy, because corruption could be controlled with brought in Martin B. Danziger, a ethical government and sophisticated showed up for the Whalers’ it will lack major and objective the noise level, hanging ' former New Jersey Casino Control control over licensing or companies last game, a Tuesday night banners on the rafters to information on the m ajor oil commissioner, to defuse fears about and individuals, the flow of funds and companies.” crime and corruption in the industry. loss to the Buffalo Sabres. But promote individual players. auditing. that relatively small turnout Yet EIA Administrator J. Erich Giles said he hoped information “ You have in this state jai alai, The banners are meant to about New Jersey’s success with new doesn’t make Hartford a Evered recently admitted to Con­ off-track betting and a tremendous look like the handiwork of gress that he cannot comply with jobs and higher tax revenues would amount of illegal sports betting. It is "’OFF minor league area. Even l l l l Reg. 20.99*42.99—Set of Four fans, but since each is made the reporting law because the turn around the opposition in easier to regulate casinos than jai 15 , Connecticut. . PREHINGEO SHUHERSETS during this horrendous sea­ from the same material and Office of Management and Budget alai,” Danziger said. son the Whalers have sold out W telUE „.THE: GCWERNMEMT a t m b e c a u s e oFCUcsON FGISONmo!!^ "Our experience in New Jersey was Casino games also return more of the Now 17.04 to 3 6.5 4. Ready to finish pine drawn on with the same did not allocate enough money for Wide range of sizes in stock. the stadium on occasion. it. hotels and casinos were squeaky clean betting dollar to consumers, he said. 1 ! implement, the ruse is easy to once through the licensing process,” Danziger said his estimates of Teams in other National see through. Commentary said Danziger, a Washington lawyer potential returns to Connecticut casi­ Hockey League cities — even SINCE IT began gathering infor­ who served more than two years on the nos figured in potential competition H How do you attract enough huge metropolitan areas like mation in 1977, the Financial ’ commission responsible for oversight with New Jersey. fans to cover your costs while Reporting System j^as provided St. Louis and Pittsburgh — - of legalized gambling in Atlantic City. "The number of people interested in you construct a team that will Congress and the public with leisure-time activity substantially ex­ have drawn as poorly when "There was no evidence at all the important data on the oil indus­ hotels had been infiltrated, influenced ceeds the current available supply," he 34“ B be a true box-office success? they are playing badly. It Why Germans hate us said. " I don’t telieve it will impact Reg. 39.99-24’’x80 " The Whalers’ emphasis has try’s investments and revenue or controlled by organized crime PINE LOUVER isn’t enjoyable to watch your trends. For example: figures,” Danziger said. returns.” been too much on attracting BIFOLD DOORS favorite team playing list­ • The FRS showed that oil BONN. WestGermany—Ameri­ Orange ” over a city. The slogan: Prehinged. Ready to fin­ fans now and praying that the companies pay minimal taxes and lessly and being humiliated. ca’s nuclear umbrella may have “helfe fur Viteman’ (Help for ish. Casing, jamb extra. future will take care of itself. that they pay more taxes to fo re i^ And yet Whalers manage­ shielded Europe, including West Lee Vietnam). O'Neill follows through • $5 Off Other Sizes ment always has regarded But the fans know when Germany, from Soviet domination governments than to Uncle Sam. No one can rightly blame the • The FRS disclosed that Big on, Hartford-area fans as unusu-. they are being pandered to. for over three decades, but today Rcxleiick Germans for wanting to renew and having persuaded Congress that it ally fickle. Rather than build­ Most surely would feel much millions of young Europeans don’t seem to care. Washington preserva a culture many times needed tax breaks for develop­ ing for the future, the team’s better about their team — and on education shakeup Correspondent older than that of the United ment and exploration, actually management until very re­ they probably would come to And, as West Germany heads States. But, given Germany’s spent millions on mergers and .^$,Gaorgiafbci(ic cently went for the quick-fix games in bigger numbers — if toward a crucial national election checkered history, including fo­ corporate acquisitions — from ^ 1971 to 1977, serving as vice president 4 HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. William all too often. they knew that next year, or on March 6, concern over the menting twu world wars in this copper mines to department Reg. 5.99-4’x8 ’x%2" A. O’Neill has followed through on his from 1973 to 1974 and as president from United States is a more visible century, neither can outsiders be stores. These did nothing to TAN BARK HICKORY Management has traded the year after, it would be one the United States an influence promise to shake up the state Board of 1974 to 1975. She has been a member of WAU PANELINB issue than concern over Russia. blamed for concern over where enhance the nation’s energy the New London personnel board since away the rights to young, of the league’s powerhouses. widely seen here. Education and sent the Legislature Simulated woodgrain on that nationalism might lead. production. three new nominations and two 1977. n9 promising players, and in They don’t feel sure now For the first time since World wood fiber substrate • As the only source of industry renominations. A graduate of Smith College, she is War II, a radical, pacifist political A THEATER in downtown Bonn, -Adolf Hitler’s rise to power Forestline Reg. 11.99 return signed aging stars, that the Whalers will be any data that uses consistent defini- His choices Wednesday were named assistant treasurer of HendeTs.Inc. of Reg. 2.39 Washable "Terra" West Germany’s capital, currently began just 50 years ago this Sale 9.99 obviously on the assumption better in the foreseeable party, the Green (named for its Uons, the FRS permits reliable to four-year terms effective March 1, New London. advertises three American-made January, and Germany’s elder 2'x4’ CEILIN6 PANEL that the fans need instant future. environmentalist beginning), has comparisons between oil compan­ subject to legislative confirmation. Glassman, 49, the president of three m ovies\ " “ Hanrt Ihn Hoher’ statesmen have tried to use the a real chance of sharing power in ies to be made and thus presents a The governor chose John F..Mannix food services companies, has been a (Hang ’Em High), “ Der Clou” anniversary to teach young Ger­ member of the board since November, Germany’s parliament, the Bun­ coherent picture of the industry’s of Wilton to replace Dayson D. (The Sting) and “ Lieb Ausden 1981. He served three terms in the destag. Whether or not, the Greens mans the lessons of that era. Many policies. DeCourcy of West Hartford; A. Walter get the required five percent vote Ersten Biss” (Love At First Bite). people worry that those lessons are Esdaile of New Haven to replace Gail House and was chairman of the • By keeping track of just where Legislature’s Education Committee to join The Bundestag, however, A few doors away is a clothing coming too late to avoid serious H. Stockham of Stamford and Rita L. the oil industry is concentrating its from 1977 to 1979. Berry's World concerns they have raised will store named "Chicago.” disruptions in this country’s Hendel of New London to replace Rose expenditures, the staff memo K. Lubchansky of New London. He was a member of the School continue to help shape the policies In the city center a few minutes society. notes, the FRS makes it possible Renominated by O’Neill were Abra­ Finance Advisory Panel from 1977 to of America’s most important ally walk from Beethoven’s birthplace Today there are more Germans for Congress to determine ham Glassman of South Windsor and 1979 and a member of the Educational for many years to come. is a magnificent Catholic cathed­ Planning Committee in 1980. He earned 3 7 9 who were bom after World War II "whether companies are engaging Julia Rankin of Ashford. ral dating from the 11th century. “ These nominees, along with the BA and MA degrees from the Univer­ 87c than before it. Too many of the in anti-competitive practices such Economy 4 ’v B ’ y 3 i" THE IMMEDIATE concern in The only mark of desecration to he other four members of the board, face sity of Connecticut. 4’x8’xy,,’’ Waterboard 4 'x8 ’x%" Exterior younger ones have too little regard as subsidizing marketing activi­ 2x4x8’ STUD Washington Is whether the Greens seen is a hideous blue graffitti the formidable task of assuring conti­ Miss Rankin, 63, has been a state SHEATHING SANDED PLYWOOD GYPSUM BOARD for the western alliance, and the ties with production profits.” A low priced, standard and their more numerous sympa­ spraypainted in English; " — the nuation of the quality education which board member since July, 1978. She For loots and walls. Solid • 3/b" ...... 13.99 ideal base lor paint, paper nuclear deterrence provided by sized stud. We’ve got thizers will succeed in blocking the Pope.” is a source of pride to the citizens Of served nine years as secretary of the core. Exterior grade.. • W ...... 14.49 • 5 Gal. Joint Com­ IF THE FRS is allowed to lapse the lumber you need. On the Sunday before the March the U.S. that has helped maintain Connecticut,” O’Neill said. Ashford Board of Education and'is a I V*" Waferboard .4.66 • / " ...... 18.98 pound...... 7.99 deployment of U.S.-made Persh­ — or is "suddenly and needlessly 34 6 election, Bonn’s last television Europe’s longest period of peace in “ I am confident that all the members member of the Quinebaug Valley ing II missiles in Germany, as they trashed,” in the committee staffs Community College Advisory Council. station to go off the air did so not to modem times. share the expertise and dedication have vowed. The missiles are to words — valuable continuity will which are necessary to meet this She earned a bachelor’s degree from the strains of the German national But other German's do re­ counter Russia’s SS-20 nuclear be lost and the federal government challenge,” he said. the University o f Rochester and has anthem, but to a popular American member, and the hope is that the missiles now aimed at Western will be seriously handicapped in Mannix, 53, a Republican, was a taken graduate courses at the universi­ tune, "Alone Again, Naturally.” sober reflection they bring to the Europe. Deployment is scheduled dealing with future energy crises. five-term House member who chose ties of Connecticut, Missouri and It is estimated that only 34 March 6 election will turn the tide Washington. to begin in December. Yet the staff concludes that not to seek re-election last year. In the percent of songs on German radio in favor of a continued strong, Legislature he served as a member of "when an administration chooses The Greens have hinted that they stations have German lyrics — a stable and free Germany. ' the education, appropriations and to serve the interesU of its OFF OFF Manville will use illegal methods if neces­ situatin that strikes resentment legislative management committees Committee nixes 15”' 15““ 180 powerful friends by simply refus­ Reg. 44.99 To 459.99 Water-Saver Reg, 32.99 To 79.99 sary to keep out the U.S. missiles. and concern in a far wider and was an assistant minority leader in R-11 3’/a" Kraft ing to enforce the law, there is very VAHITY UHITS WHITE TO ILH KITGHEH SIHKS If strongly pro-U.S. Chancellor cross-section of Germans than 1977 and 1978. newborn aid bill WALLINSULATION little that Congress can do directly Now 3 8.2 4 to 3 9 0 99 tor Reverse/trap. 12" rough Now 28 04 to 67 99 Three Helmut Kohl is returned to power those in the "alternative move­ Letters policy He earned a bachelor’s degree from Staple between studs to compel action.” Holy Cross College and a master’s from HARTFORD (UPI) - Sen. Regina our entire selection Many Vitreous china tank and finishes §tpinless steel' on Sunday, the G i^ n threat ment.’ Vogel, for one has capital­ sizes, colors Faucet extra bowl. Seat extra. Acadia. Single ano^double bowl 15" or 23" wide The Manchester Herald Footnote: Dingell’s staff the University of Bridgeport and is Smith, D-North Branford, has lost her probably will remain an idle one. ized on the concern. His campaign welcomes letters to the claimed that Energy Department employed in real estate investing and latest battle to protect handicapped But if Kohl is ousted by Hans- theme is "in the German interest.’ editor. newborns and said she can’t believe 3fob$ ^ general counsel R. Tenney John­ automobile sales and leasing. 3 9 9 Jozhen Vogel of social democratic Letters should be brief and Esdaile, 35, was a member of the people think the babies are better off to the point. They should be son had refused to sanctify the party, the Pershing deployment THE SOVIETS and other propa­ New Haven Board of Education from dead. Reg 11 99 2 Gal Reg. 9.99 Vermont Reg 69* Each 2!4" will be up in the air. gandists also are capitalizing on typed or neatly hand-written, administration’s decision to kill 1975 to 1979, serving as vice chairman ' The Legislature’s Public Health and, for ease in editing, RUFF-COTE SLATE FL00RIN6 SWITCH BOX Meanwhile, Germany’s "alter­ the growing nationalistic senti­ the FRS with an approving legal ■ in 1978 and chairman in 1979. Committee voted 8-6 Wednesday to should be double-spaced. Latex texture paint 10 sq. It. "B " grade Special Purchase "I’m writing a romantic novel, too. It's about native movements,” as the Greens ment, and trying hard to edge it opinion. As a result, he "has been He is employed by Citytrust bank of take no action on her proposal to The Herald reserves the require hospitals to provide informa­ how biotechnologies will pay off enormously In and their sympathizers are called, toward outright anti- asked to resign,” the staff memo , Bridgeport as vice president- right to edit letters in the tion about services available to parents marketable products." have other grievances against Americanism. One poster on sme claims. But Johnson denied any administr>.tive officer for the central Sale Ends Saturday, March 5th interests of brevity, clarity of handicapped or disabled infants. pressure on him, and told my region. He is a former all-Ivy basket- HARTFORD ENFIELD America. They especially resent public walls shows an airplane and taste. The vote was taken on the commit­ MANCHESTER NEWINGTON I associate Peter Grant he agrees '' ball star at Cornell Univer-.lty. ITOOWo '«m« bi|4P|IM8| the powerful cultural influence of spraying a cloud of “Agent Mrs. Hendel. f ’:, was a member of the tee’s deadline for action on draft •MSH' I '41 rm that FRS need not be funded. New London Boar.' of Education from proposals and cannot be reconsidered. OPEN Mon thru Fn 6 a m 6 30 p m Sat 6 a m 5 30 p m B — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thurs.. March 3, 1983 MANCHES-TEK HEjfULI^Thurs , March :i, I98:i Thursday TV Pay scale change Cutbacks threat O Area towns keeps library open to Metro-North CD - CBS Nows Nightwotch 6:00P.M. ^1) - Entertainment Tonight 11:00 P.M. 12:30 A.M. BOLTON — Faced with the possibility of the CD - MOVIE: 'Manpower' Tw o NEW YORK (U PI) — New work rules that CD C E CD (22MSQ) ^ ' News - Business Report CD CD (D IS (St S - News CD - ah In tfw Family library closing one extra day each week, the close friends who work as high- eliminate 70 jobs at Metro-North have been posted, CD “ Three's Company 7 :3 0 P .M . CD - m - a - s ' h CD - Mission ImpossIMs tension repairmen break up pver selectmen solved the problem Tuesday by their love for a clip-joint hostess Coventry amending the wage scale for workers at the despite a union threat that such cutbacks could force a CD - B.J. and the Bear ~ P.M. Magazine CD - lie Datactor CD - Msdams's Rises Bolton / CD (fl)-8tarTrsk Edward G. Robinson, George library — but without adding money to the stfike at the commuter railroad. (3D - Jeffersons CD - All In the Family 09) - Odd Coupla Rah, Marlene Dietrich. Alan Hfi*® O - NCAA BaafcatbsN: budget. The sides were to resume talks today to try to avert (9 ) - USA Cartoon Express CD - You Asked For It, Thursday ® - Festival of Faith 1941 Kentucky at Mississippi Adminstrator Karen R. Levine said library a walkout, which would cripple transportation for (31) - Festival of Faith CD - Family Feud S ® - TwiHght'Zona CD - Joe Franklin Show 3 D -S p o r t s Look directors objected to the wage scale offered by 85,000 north suburban commuters. A strike deadline - Little House 3 D -N e w s IS) - Sports Tonight 33) - MOVIE: 'High Mas was set for 12:01 a.m. Tuesday. ® - Moneyline Update Hiiack' 2 the selectmen because it didn’t allow for @) - MOVIE; Private's 32l - NCAA Basketball: Debb c Allen stars in FAME. S - Sign Off 0 > Entertainment Tonight compensation pay if somebody becomes ill and The 670-member local of the United Transportation Progress' This comedy finds a Kentucky at Mississippi NBC's musical-dramatic series 5 - Palicula: 'Martha FarrarT 3D - NBA Bsskatball: Ksvfljas prissy yo i^g private in a platoon ® - Late Night w ith David City at Detroit « another person, on a higher rate of pay, has to fill Union has complained the new schedules, p ost^ (3D - Sports Look about life in a high school for @ - Businsas Report of buffoons in the British Army Lattarman Ruling won't answer in. Wednesday and to go into effect March 9, will talented young performers, air­ ® - Sports Update during W W II Ian Carmichael. Ri­ (2$ - Soap eliminate ISO jobs. ing Thursday. March 3. 11:30 P.M. 1:00 A.M. She said librap' personnel felt they would have chard Attenborough. Terry- (S ) “ Sports Tonight 2:30 A.M. The rules would cut down the size of crews who Thomas. 1956 CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME CD - Hawaii Fiva-O CD - Sanford and Son to close the library an extra day if some ® - M*A-S*H CD - CBS News Nightwatch operate Metro-North trains. @1 - Earth, Sea & Sky CD - Baratta CD - MOVIE: 'McCloud: Thraa JIP modification wasn’t made. SD (@) MacNeil-Lehrer ( D - Benny HIH Show Mrs Levine said she and the directors agreed to The union also objects to conceding'the right to SD - Reporter 41 Report Quna for Naw York' Three men 32) ~ ESPN SportsCenter * arrive from Mexico looking for determine crew size to the Metropolitan Transporta­ CD S I - Nightllna (S ) - Croesfire * drop the hourly pay for the two lower scales, IS) - MOVIE: Ice Caatles' A (2D - Chiquilladas Programs de McCloud and revenge. Dennis tion Authority, which operates Metro-North. young figure skater's dreams of variedades presentando ei tal- ( D - Off Track Batting questiorrs on budget which freed up enough money to create some Weaver. J.C. Cannon. Diana Mul- IS) - Twilight Zona Olympic glory seem shattered af­ extra pay to cover any possible sick time. Shesaid An MTA spokesman said the new schedules require ento joven (B ) - Saturday Night Uvs daur. 1975 ® - Sign Off ter she IS almost totally blinded in about 70 fewer workers than currently work ® ) - Lie Detector S t - Night GaHaty the pay scale was made too high in the first place an accident. Robby Benson, C D -S ig n Off 2:45 A.M. Metro-North's Harlem, Hudson and New Haven lines. Lynn-Holly Johnson, Colleen Oe- (® - NHL Hockey: Buffalo at S)-Cn>saf;rs - Psychic Phenomena By Richard Cody adminsitration has vastly changed junction, he says the plaintiffs because selectmen had wrong information when (D - MOVIE: 'Shoot tha Moon' whurst 1979. Boston (3D ' Herald Reporter from what it would have been had failed to show irrephrable harm, making up the budget. The new schedules would save the railroad about $2.5 ® ISI - Tonight Show 3D - MOVIE: ‘Super Fuzz' A A family goes through trying per­ - People's Court which is required when consider­ million. ® - M»A*S“H 6 - MOVIE: -Don't Cry. h a man exposed to radiation devel­ iods of separation and change. COVENTRY - While a judge’s the plaintiffs sought equitable ® - Dr. W ho 8:00P.M. Thunder' A young Ameri­ ops superhuman powers. Terr­ Albert Finney. Diane Keaton. decision ends the budget suit action immediately after their ing such an action. can serviceman aids tameless ence Hill, Ernest Borgnine. Karen Allen. 1982. Rated R. • CD CD - Magnum, P.l. TC's selves for a tour of Great Britian (22i - Gim m e A Break Sa­ for a rambling comic. (60 min.) brought by the taxpayers associa­ petition was rejected," he writes. In the advisory part of l(is 6:30P.M. (60 min.) orphans ki wartime Saigon. Den­ Joanne Dru. Rated PG. chopper is hijacked for use in a mantha finds out that her father's ® - MOVIE: 'Tin Prida of the 3:00A.M . tion, the matter of how Ckiventry " I f we have to adjourn it (force a decision, though, Kelly says Co­ CD " WKRP in Cincinnati prison break ^(60 min ) job is not like police jobs on tele­ nis Christopher, ^ s a n Saint ® - Pro Ski Imemational Tour 33) - M O V IE: 'The Magician of Yertkees' The true-life story of James. 1981. CD - MOVIE: T h . Maids' taxpayers can adopt a budget has budget referendum) again (this ventry’s budget can go to referen­ Board opposes bill CD - CBS News CD - P-M. Magazine Lublin' A magician performs a vision. New York Yankee slugger Lou IS) - Psopis Now With Bill (8 ) - Madame's Piece 8 - Sunday at tha King's ^ been left just as uncertain as year), we'll petition again,” tax­ dum, and that the council’s conten­ ® ) - Barney Miller balancing act with his female con­ (2D - People's Caucus % Gehrig, the baseball immortal Tush THE ( D ® - C o n d o quests until an attempt to 'fly' House before the suit, according to people payers association President tion that town charter prevents (31) - ESP N 's Sportsforum - Undersea W orld of who batted a thousand both on 12:00 A.M. S i - Msdams's Rises CD - MOVIE: 'The Revenge of brings his downfall. Alan Arkin, and %ff the field is presented. (S) - Prime News on both the losing and winning Joyce E. Carilli said Wednesday. referenda is incorrect. @ - NBC News the Stepford W ives' A female Jacques Cousteau CD - Quincy S i - Dsspadida on cost of trooper Louise Fletcher, Valerie Perrine. Gary Cooper, Teresa Wright. S ) - Qunsmoka sides. "Actually, our question has not Zarella said Wednesday he can 6 Y M N A S TIC (2$ - Untamed World journalist and her film crew arrive 1979 Rated R. 9:30 P.M. Waller Brennan. 1942. CD ® - Lest Word S t - Film in the town of Stepford and un­ And it loolcs like the town is been answered. If we have to go see why Kelly didn't rule in favor of (2S) - Noticiero Nacional SIN & - Fall of Eagles CD - Pitfall 3:30 A.M. cover the secret of the Stepford CD ® - It Takes Two (5 ) - MecNeH-Lehrer Report 1:15A.M. facing another year of controversy back and do it again, we'll do it his clients. He said he’s comforted Noticias nacionates con Guillermo 8 - Top Rank Boxing BOLTON — The selectmen decided Tuesday to send wives' docility and robot-like be­ (S) - No Empujen Programs 32) - To p Rartk Boxing ® - 2 4 H o m ' (32 - ESPN SportsCenter S t - Sign Off over its budget — unless, as the that the judge agrees with his GALLERY Restrepo comico con la animacion de Raul again. Our main intention has a letter to the state capital opposing a proposed bill havior Sharon Gless. Arthur Hill, @ ) - Cheers Diane's mother IS) - MOVIE: 'Final Assign- 3D - HBO Rock: Fleetwood 8 - Spotlight Rraviaw interpretation of the charter, spe­ I® - Jeffersons Julie Kavner. 1980 Astor 1:30 A.M. judge suggests, the town resolves always been that the people have a that if passed would force municipalities into picking 87 Church Street pays a visit to Cheers and an­ m ent' The chance meeting of a Mac In Concert Captured live at 3:45A.M. the problem. cifically, that it doesn!t conflict - ABC News ® - MOVIE: 'Oueat for Fire' nounces that Diane should marry the LA Forum, this group per­ CD - Tom Cottls Show right to vote on their budget.” up too percent of the cost for a resident state trooper. (B) - MOVIE: -Stnil* Janny. teievison correspondent and a 8 - MOVIE; Braaking Up la with state statute. ® - Over Easy You're Dead' A private investi­ The people of the Ulam tribe have Sam. Russian journalist leads to roman­ forms old and new hits. CD - Hogan's Haross -' “ I tliink the thing is still up in the She also said association Right now, the town pays 60 percent of the cost. The East Hartford learned the value of a fire, but not Hard to Do' Six divorced gator becomes involved with a . (S ) - Vanessa tic intrigue. Michael York, (3ene- (81 - MOVIE: 'Harry Black And air," Palmer McGee, counsel for members will consider a possible ” I think he also thinks that the percentage has increased before, each time with town ‘how to make one. Ron Perlman, (B ) - Indapandant Nstwocfc spend a summer together sharing 7:00P.M. cover girl marked for murder by a vieve ^jo td . The Tiger' A coward almost “ .the town, said Wednesday in court may not be the proper way to Rae Dawn Chong, Everett McGill. Naws a beach house-as well as the appeal at their next meeting officials here voicing objections. Raising the CD - CBS News deranged photographer. David 10:00 P.M. causes a famous hunter, to lose 1982 ® - Odd Couple Q i - Living Faith trauma of breaking up. Robert interpreting Tolland County Su- March 14. They have contended resolve the matter,” 'Zarella said. percentage to 100 percent would increase Bolton’s bill 528-0227 Janssen, Andrea Marcovicci, Clu CD CD - Knots Landirtg Vslene his life. Stewart Granger. Barbara 3 CD ® - M-A»S»H Conrad, Ted Bessetl. Jeff Cona­ ” I think that basically can be Gutager. 1974. ® - World War I is jailed after confessing to Ciji's (6) - Masterpiece Theatre Rush, Anthony Steel. 1958 1 8 iSt - NBC Naws Ovamight "perior Court Judge Eugene T. that more people are given the by about $17,000. ' Muppet Show 'Winston Churchill; The Wilder­ way. 1979 ( D O - M O V IE: Shoot tha Moon' murder. (60 min.) Kelly's decision, which was re­ opportunity to vote at a full-day read as indicating that Judge Kelly “ I ’d be very surprised to see that bill pass,’ 8:30 P.M. ness Years ' Churchill spells out News 8 - MOVIE; Ouast for Firs' CD - ABC News A family goes through tryirtg per­ The people of the Ulam tribe have 4:00 A.M. leased Tuesday. vote than at a town meeting held at least thinks the budget can go to Selectman Aloysius J. Aheam said Tuesday at a CD - New s the danger of Hitter. (60 min.) (® - MOVIE: 'Flap' A contem­ iods of separation and change. GD - Carol Burnett and Friertds learned the value of a fire, but rtot referendum,” McGee said in a CD ~ Soap (Closed Captioned] porary Indian lays claim to the city 33) - Candid Camera Kelly ruled against the plaintiff for a couple of hours one night. selectmen’s meeting. “ I wouldn't expect it to get out Albert Finney. Diane Keaton, GD ® - Amanda's CD ® - 20/20 how to make one. Ron Perlman, (3D ® - Alice of Phoenix in this film about the - Freeman Reports Coventry Taxpayers Association, softer interpretation of Kelly’s Karen Alien. 1982 Rated R. CD - Newark Reality 10:30 P.M. Rae Dawn Chong, Everett McGiH. (S) " I don’t understand his point of committee.” I (32) - ESPN SportsCenter (3D - Voice of Faith plight of the American Indian. A n­ ® -N e w s advice. ” He's saying that the (3 l - NBA Baiketball: Kantaa (33) - lnr*'»pendent Network 1982. saying in his eight-page decision about us not moving quickly Ahearn is a former state representative. ® - Noche de Gale CD - Mast tha Mayots thony Quinn, Claude Akins, Tony charter does not preclude (Gen­ (31) - H B O Rock: Fleetwood City, at Detroit N ew s Bill, Victor Jory, Shelley Winters. 1:45 A.M. (S ) - MOVIE: 'Texas Lightnihg' that it failed to meet tte require- enough. It’s the court that took The bill has been opposed by municipalities, and is M ac In Concert Captured live at (S2) - Enterprise 'Hong Kong Q S - Nawa - MOVIE: '11 Harrow- - MOVIE: 'Chariots of Fire' • 1970 A tough Texan takes his shy son ' ments for the narrow form of legal months,” Mrs. Carilli said. "Does eral Statute) 7-7.” still in committee. the LA Forum, this group per­ Dresses Up ' Hor>g Kong entre­ (3D 05 - NCAA Baakatball: S t 8 - Sign Off house' An ambitious business­ T w o dissimilar runners compete on a rip-roaring trip where--ha ” He’s doing it as advice rather forms old and new hits. preneur S.T. King and his popular Houston at Atkansas @ -S t g n O f f 8 - MOVIE: RrsttyBaby' This ;' action it sought. that mean if we went there sooner, The letter will be sent to the Legislature’s Public in the 1924 Olymptcs. Ian Charie- learns the pleasures and pains of man and a bored socialite^ clothi^ company Wearbest "is drama focuses on a pretty, pre- But in an advisory note Kelly his decision would have been than incorporating it into the Safety Committee, with copies to the local state 31) - Are You Anybody? son, Ben Cross. Dennis Christo­ ® - CNN HaadHna Nswa macho manhood. Cameron perpetrate the world's greatest examined (Closed Captioned) 12;15A.M. teen prostitute arvf her doomed decision,” he said. During trial jewelry heist. Candice Bergen, pher. 1982. Rated PG. Mitchell, Maureen McCormicks attached to the decision, he states different?” representative, J. Peter Fusscas, and state senator, MODEBN (S) “ Moneyline 6 - Business Report & - MOVIE: Th* Udy In Rwf relationship with an older photog­ proceedings last year McGee has James Mason. Trevor Howard. 9:00P.M. This crime drama follows the life that budget referenda are legal in Because of problems contract­ Carl A. Zinsser. ® - New s ST) - Freeman Reports (3) - Indapandant Network rapher. Brooke Shields. Keith Car- 4:30A.M. and crimes of the woman who radine. Susan Sarandon. 1978. Coventry. The taxpayers group ing with an attorney, the taxpay­ asked Kelly for a definitive judge­ BHYTHMIC (S ) - Rainbow Jackpot (S ) - Prime News CD CD * Sim on & Simon N ew s (B ) - Abbott and Coatsllo ( 2 ) ® - Hilt Street Blues Capl loved John Dillinger. Pamela Sue Rated R. . had maintained that budget refer­ ers’ suit didn’t move until August. ment one way or the other so that (2) ® - Kids From Fame The CD - The Merv Show Furillo's ex-wife decides to have 10:45 P.M. 8 - NCAA BaakstbsN; S$) - Soiedad Sene dramatics Martin. Robert Conrad. Louise enda were legal, the town that they “ If it happens again we may be the town knew how to proceed. GYMNASTICS Libertad Lamarque cast of 'Fame' prepare them- ® - Too Close for Comfort her baby^enjf LaRue finds a stage Fletcher. 1979. Rated R. 2:00 A.M. Houston at Arkansas (2 )" Reporter 41 were not. (Kelly went on to suggest in court a lot sooner than last Zarella had also asked for this Trucker due back that the town might want to outlaw year,” plaintiffs’ attorney Peter decision. The Naw Olympic Sport THE FARM PELEeATEE I'M S0IW6 TO THE CONVENTION I'VE 60T TO FIND A PHONE AND It was state statute 7-7 that the BRIDGEPORT (U PI) - A North Carolina ',-uck WIU. BE IS' THE LOUNGE' CENTER IF VOU NEED ME. I'VE CALL CAROL. I MIBB MV KlPB„.I L^ch referenda.) Zarella said. ASTBO-GBAPH • - ONE OF THE reasons the judge plaintiffs said allowed them to driver charged in the fiery January crash that killed I'M SURE, ^ 0 - eOT TO BET UP VOUR PLATFORM CAN'T SOON LIKE THIB, K E L L Y SAID the issues before seven people at the Stratford toll station is expected to •Dane* WITH THE OTHER INPEPENPe NTB.^ . did not order the budget to the him were requests for a manda­ petition for referenda. return to Connecticut March 15 to be arrested and •Q)rmnagtlc8 Oswald Jacoby and James Jacoby Bernice Bede O sqI ' 'polls, as the taxpayers bad wanted, mus and for a permanent stop to LAST Y E A R the association charged. •Hand-E)r* Coordination is that changing the budget mid­ future violations of statute by the •Qraea & Elagane* stream in the fiscal year would petitioned under section 7-7 to State prosecutors said Charles Kluttz, 35, will Town Council, as charged by the surrender at the Westport state police barraciffi to •Otfleial Equlpmant Suppliad b]r Kay KOs Canadians seriously harm the town, be wrote association. He says that in a force the budget vote to the polls. < % i i r in bis decision. As part of the law, Residents at a town meeting face seven counts of misconduct with a motor vehicle. th* GALLERY mandamus equities must be Three women and four children were killed in the Janx . Jie is required to weigh that factor, weighed, and that the balance rejected the petitions and voted the that finished second in the < W r t h d ^ 19 crash. 1982 Retsinger. he says. ' leans in favor of the town. budget in, and then the council set Kluttz then will be taken to Bridgeport Superior The bidding and opening "Clearly, the position of the town Regarding the permanent in­ a mill rate. NORTH S-MJ Court for arraignment, where his attorney said he will lead were the same at both March 4,1983 ★ (»A(»ED BY KIM SANDERS S 3 tables. -.Both ducked the Knowledge and expertise argue for a reduction in the $100,000 bond set by a ¥ 8 1977 National Rh]fthmlc Comp«tltor spade, won the continuation you've acquired over the years, judge last month. ♦ AKQJI73 yet have never been able to WAWK TMRr-u 'SR.rktM 4A952 and ran off dummy's seven diamonds. Blast discarded use to your fullest advantage, WEST EAST the six and eight of clubs, will be expressed' lA several Here's text of decision « Q 7 SKJI0IS4 successful ways this coming DANG! THERE IShTT AMY ( ...AMO LINK SPIKES ) ITlL TAKE HALF two hearts antf two spades. year. ” STOPPING THIS BIG T H E BALL/A DAY TW G THAT VKJ94 WQSS Root chucked four nearts TURKEY.' ♦ 4 32 AlO PISCES (Fob. 20-Mwch 20) - Here is the text of Judge Eugene town-wide property revaluation hod nevertheless, to decide whether Gen­ CD ONE OUT Win and one spade. Now he led to Even though you may have a affected the assessments. It was spe­ eral Statutes S 7-7 Is Inconsistent with SB; 4J743 «K86 Kelly’s memorandum of decision bis ace of hearts to come lot of interesting things to (ell culative os to whether that tact or the the provisions of the town charter. A SOUTH down to a three-card ending. today, be careful not to domi­ , on the Coventry budget lawsuit: lollure to submit the budget to referen­ Recognizing that such o decision would dum hod caused the Increase In the be In the nature ot advice rather than o ♦ A962 He knew East still held two nate the conversation. G|ve tn thix action the ptatntitfi M «k rellet WA 10732 by wav of mandomui to compet the plaintiffs’ taxes. Other evidence Indi­ ludoment, the court will oddress the spades so had therefore everyone equal time. Order "defandant town council to submit tha cated that those who hod petitioned for matter briefly. Section 10.6 of the town ♦ 8 6 come down to a singleton now: The NEW Asiro-Qraph ' racommandad town budaat tor tha o referendum comprised competing charter provides that oil general lows EAR LY BIRD 4Q10 club. Matchmaker wheel and booMet -flscol yaor baginnina July 1 ,19t2fora Interests: some wanted higher appro­ ot the State of Connecticut ore applica­ which reveals romantic combi­ vota bv papar ballot or machlna to tha priations for reduction, and thus, a ble to the town, except Insofor os they Vulneratile; Both was it a small one, the ore Inconsistent with the provsions ot nations, compatibilities lor 'all parsons auallflad to vota at tha town higher budget, some wanted further Dealer: North jack or the king? Root decid­ ' mootlno; and o pormonant Iniunctlon cuts In education, and thus, o lower the charter. In Walsh v. Town of ed it was the king, led to signs, tells how to get alojig . aoalnstcontlnulnqtoactlnvlolatlonof budget. The court con only speculate Coventry, *26002, Tolland Judicial West North East Soath with others, finds rising signs, ' (xanarol Stotutas S 7-7. os to how the town council would hove District, March 31, l9s2, this court dummy’s club ace and made responded hod their recommended determined that General Statutes S 7-7 ! ♦ ! ♦ 2W his 11th trick with the queen. hidden qualities, plus more. ' ' Tha Portias stlpulotad In writing to Pass 2S Dbl. Pass Mall $2 to Astro-Graph, Boji :. soma of tha assantlol tacts os tallows; budget been defeated at the polls. Is not Inconsistent with S 9-3(f) ot the a - 3 It wasn't too tough a play 489. Radio City Station, N Y. '- "Th a plaintiff, Covantrv Taxpoyars I town charter.. That decision Is pres­ Pass 3^ Pass 3 NT for Root. Elast baa made a ently on appeal to the stote Supreme SALE 10019. Send an addltlonal'Sl Association, Inc. Is o non-profit Con- Testimony from town administra­ Pass Pass Pass .rnactlcut corporation, and o voluntary tors disclosed that the town hod been Court. The defendants argue that the vulnerable overcall. Note for your Pisces Astro-Graph statute. If nor Inconsistent with S9-3(f) that if East bad held on to dssoclotlon of taxpoyars and alactors operotlno under the budget os adopted ^ IF THE MALE PUCK predictions for 1983. Be sure to ' - of tha Town of Covantry; tha plaintiff, for over four months, that o change In of the charter. Is Inconsistent with two clubs, Root would have other provisions of the charter both 19 A P R M < £ -, WHAT9 Opening lead: 4Q give your zodiac sign. . Jovea Carilli, Is o rasidant, on alactor, Its budget at this time would seriously thrown him in with the ARKS (March 21-April IB) '-and o toxpovar of tha Town of Interfere with the functioning of the specif Icolly and oeneroll y. The defend­ THE FEAAALE CALLEP? , Covantry, and is tha prasidant of tha government, would be likely to Impair ants urge that the specificity with per gal. spade king for an end play. Unless the other parjy is direct­ which the charter addresses the ly involved, it may be w|sa . .Plaintiff, Covantry Taxpoyars Associ­ contracts and generally disrupt Its reg. At the other table, Nor­ ation, Inc.; on May 14,1912, pursuant to activities. Clearly, the position of the budget-making process clearly manif­ man Kay made one of bis today not to discuss your confi­ town administration has vastly ests on Intent to establish procedence By OiwaM Jacoby "Sactlon 9.1 of the Covantry Town over the statute and Inconsistence $16.99 and James Jacoby standard genius-type plays. dential business or financial ' Chortor, tha annual Town Maotlng was changed from what It would hove been matters. Keep mum. hod the plaintiffs sought equitable therewith. The court does not find this He put the king of spades on hold for consldarotlon of tha Town persuasive. Such attention to detail In TAURUS (April 20-May 10) Kbudgot and othar Town mottors; at action Immediately otter their petition Classic 99*^1181 There is nothing sensa­ Edgar's queen at trick one. sold Town moating, o racommandad was relacted. Mandamus, olthouoh It leolstatlng the budget-making process South ducked and NoiTnan Your judgment In career situa­ Is o laool remedy. Is not awarded os o Is certainly necessary In the event that Satex Wall Paint tional about today’s hand 'T o w n budoot for tha fiscal yaor of July qualified electors do not avail them­ shifted to a heart to kill the tions today may not be up to-lts "1, 1912 through Juna 30, 1963, wos matter ot right but Is within the except that it shows Kaplan, usual high standard. Be careful selves of their rights under General end play, hold declarer to 10 -oubmlttad by tha Dalandont, Town exercise of the sound discretion of the Kay, Root and Pavlicek at not to make snap decisions ’ Council for approval bv the Qualified court, and any equitable or Inexcuso- Statutes S 7-7. 707 Colors their board-a-match best tricks and win the board. voters of tha Town; at sold meeting, o ble delay In seeking redress In Institut­ As the stipulation of tacts shows, and based upon sketchy infornia- os Is found os o tact, the town was against the Canadian team (NEWSPAPER ENTEftPIUSE ASSN.) tion. petition was racognlzed which re­ ing the mandamus proceeding, which quested tha Budget be submitted to o Is on extraordinary remedial process, lowfullv assembled os o town meeting Tinted OEMIM (May 21-Juna 20) Yjou vote bv popar or machlna ballot at on may constitute o bar to the relief on he dote In question for o purpose could be mentally restless 'Adloumad Town Meeting In occor- demanded under the circumstances of other than elertlon of town officers. today and it might be difficult ' dance with Conn. Gan. Stot. o given cose, especially In o situation The town, hovlng elected o form of NO EXTRA CHARGE where considerations ot public policy government under Generol Statutes S ClasBlc99* lor you to follow your ideas b /■}; at sold maotlng, tha moderator 7-193 which reposed the power to adopt Classic 9 9 8 Year Warranty ACROSS 2 Sailing ruled that tha petition would hold ond ore Involved. Sullivan v. Morgan, 155 Answer to Previous Puizia through to a practical conclu­ Conn. 8X , 635. In o matter such os this, the annual budget In the town meeting, Latex Satin Enamel ’‘^'S i'iiu 'G lo ^ l/ All paint bho«m uffers one (x>at coverage, applied is ---- 3 Small river sion. Concentrate! Concen­ tha vote would be token at on thus sublected Itself to statutory dlrected. Guarantee or Limited Warranty on all Adloumad Town Meeting; upon ap­ on Important consideration Is o ba­ e n a m e l 1 Consume duck □aoE3|anuu|Q trate! lancing of tha equities. Although the provisions which apply to town meet- Q 1 .9 9 gal., reg. $17.99 Sherwin-Williams coatings. See label for details 4 Craate □□DoladDDla peal of the decision of tha Moderator, inns — such os General Statutes S 7-7. MY AcuPuiM cruei^T 4 Gants CANCER (June 21-July 22) try < itiosa electors prasant at the Town remedy bv mondomus Is at low. Its 8 Mouths 5 Exist QEiDciltaDnnlfa ollonvonce Is controlled bv equitable Section 9-3 of the town charter TREATMENT to accept others for what they 1' Meeting voted to ovorrule tha decision legislates when action bv o town U^6P ON ME. 12 Noun suffix 6 Show of I8 | L |□ncicf DiDQn of tha Moderator that o vota would be principles. Sullvon v. Morgan, supra, are .today. Don't attempt to 635. Based upon the facts adduced at meeting Is required. Adoption of the ROOM 13 Emerald lila affection make them over in your own .token bv paper or machine ballot at on annual budget Is one such Item. 14 South African □ n C K D D Adloumad Town Meeting; the electors the trial, the court concludes that such e A lt i*$ ON ORASSCLOTH BATTBRNS 7 Follow mold. This could lead to a dis­ botonclno fovors the defendants. Ac­ Subsection (e) provides that any plant □ n n n present at sold Town Meeting voted for appropriation In excess ot S100,000, J i t w w /O from our ClausicaJ Grass Book 8 Actress course on your shortcomings. , and thereby adopted, tha Town cordingly, the request for mandamus 15 Lankiness O'Hara □ D C Ja EDQD Is denied. except the onnuolo budget, must be o n n a G D D D D LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Sides­ Budget os submitted bv tha Town submitted to on odlourned town meet­ 17 Addict 9 At wall tep discussing family problems Council; at tha Town Council maatlno II reg. $19.99 to $29.99 per single roll 13 Polio vaccina □ □D □□□■■Hi ing for voting machine ballot (empha­ 10 Sorrows today which have a tendency'lo on MOV 17, 1982, tha Town Council The complaint also seeks o perman­ sis added). This subsection merely inventor □□LuaaD □□□□□□ voted not to sat on Adloumad Town ent Iniunctlon against future proceed­ 11 Evening in □□tD ■ □ □ □ □ ■ sanG put everyone on the defensive. exclude* the onnuot budget from its 19 Privttaly(2 ' Moating pursuant to Conn. Gan. Stot. S ings In violation of Generol Stotutes, S mondotory provisions. Subsection (f) Italy □ g d g I q g g g It could spoil what should bq a 7-7; at sold Town Council meeting tha 7-7. The plaintiffs seeking the iniunc­ wdf.) 16 Former Soviet pleasant day. simply provides that the council 21 Hortadoctor, n n n n l n G O D Town Council sat tha tox rota based tlon Must show “the Imminence of cannot shirk Its responsibility bv secret police Vm OO (Aug. 23-8apt. 22) Be - upon tha Budget adopted bv tha Town substontlol and Ireporoble Iniury." for short placing the annual budget Issue on o THA'iES 3-J 20 Unplay^ golf 30 Function 51 Pay one's very explicit today If you are Maotlng on May 14,1962; thaTown has Scovllle v. Ronoltar, 162Conn. 67,74. It 24 Hurricana machine ballot. It addresses the rights hole 31 Irritatat having others perform work or .. sent out tax bills and Is collactlno taxes the plaintiffs hove on adequate remedy and obllgotlons of the council. It Is not canter share based upon tha budget adopted by the at low then they ora not entitled to the o limitation upon the right ot qualified W allcovering 25 Piacs of 22 Poetic 32 Give forth services lor you. Don't ornit ' Town Meeting and the tax rota set bv Iniunctlon. Stocker v. City of Woter- prepotition 36 Caator or 52 Lacquered even the smallest details. - electors to proceed under Generol Jewelry tha Town Council; the Town Is burv, 154 Conn. 446,449. Reviewing the Statutes S 7-7. Having concluded that 23 Garment of LIBHA (SepL 23-OcL 23) Relax . currently operating under tha newly facts set forth obove, the court Is LI9rEM,I JOerBDLVbHT ' l‘7 lH A T 4 e O K E A L L V ioxjldmever ' 29 Ghottiv Pollux metalware General Statutes S 7-7 Is not inconsist­ 3 unable to find that the plaintiffs hove SJOTE 33 Hawaiian old Roma 38 Splat arid enjoy yoursell today, but adopted budget." ent with the provisions of tha town S b t )R '7 9 t r a d e -IW ALL THE MILK IT 6 E T IT 25 Mideatt 54 At that time also take care not to becogie The plaintiffs allege that they hove astobllshed the Imminence of substan­ charter, the court feels obllooted to volcano. 40 Cinder , bean inlurad In that they hove been tial and Irreparable Iniury. Further, Mauni_____ seaport involved in fun pursuits which there ore remedies ovolloble to the point out that bv proper charter FlClW'HONE^OR&E'^'' \WA'$ PRIV/EH? ‘SrAPTEP. 26 Firet-rate 43 Labor group 55 One (Gar.) compallad to dov taxes In o graotar amendment procedure the electorate 34 Sehraa might have costs that might riot -amount than would hove been aviad plaintiffs either by tha election process Coordinate fabrics found in sample books are not on sale (comp, wd.) 45 Suffix „ _ ' ' be too obvious. -< con provide In Its charter such lon- 36 Natural hod tha annual budaat been put to o or bv charter amendment to eliminate ouaoe os will render General Statutes All wallcovering packaged in double and triple mile 27 Radiation 47 Sioux Indian M O R P IO (O c t 24-Nov. 22) ony claimed Inconsistenclas between 2 5 -3 0 % ! "vote, pursuant to Ganarol Statutes S condition 49 Jane Austen sg Small charter and statute. The request for o So 7-7 Inconsistent with the charter and 37 Conjunction maatura (pi Unless you are extremely con­ ..7-7. This, of course, presumes that tha Its provisions not avoltabletoauallfled Selected Sample Books abbr.) title scious of your behavior, ybu , annual budget would hove bean ra- permanent Iniunctlon Is denied. electors. T , ~ r L O W - < Ipl.) 60 And not loctod bv tha voters and then o reduced 39 High (Lat.) 28 StaH 50 Put together could unjiumionally come bn III Judgment may enter upon the com­ Patterns on sale include durable, scrubbatole, beautiful and appealing ' "budget odopted bv tha town council. While this effectively disposes of the plaint tor the defendants. M 1 L E A 6 0 ,., 41 Flower loo Strom/tdiday and majee 1 2 S 4 1 1 7 1 • 10 It Because tha evidence dlsclosod thot o action, counsel hove urged the court. Kelly, J. necklace others lewtincohifortable. vinyl fabric and vinyl-coated wallcoverijngs. 42 Famous 12 IS 14 S A C ^ A R IO S ANov. 23-Ofc. physicist 21) Informatloff passed. on«to HUBmri SALE ENDS MAECH 8™! 44 Least difficult II 1# 17 you today by persons who « e ;€x-driver gripes about service Tcm r Choice Sherwln-WUUams Charge Flans available 46 Triton .supposed to be "Insiders” rnay or use your VISA or MasterCard B *fci 48 Graak lanar II 20 not be too reliable. Take what's 49 Shouldsr ■ ■ Mid with a degree of reserva­ The former driver said the state Stellmacher’s charges except to $ J 9 9 ina'I ThpSherwin WiUiAnwOn 21 22 tion. HARTFORD (UPI) - Benford S "8 a i] ornament agency had also failed to advise say the former bus driver "has AAY iSCODNESe.' S3 American ■ CAPRICORN (Dee. 22-Jan. « ) . D. SteUmacher, the former Hart- B n u h 21 21 27 him of his full rights including the caused me some personal (SW 3141)j WHATfe TERRY Indiana SO SI S2 If you are eating out with a "foid "linging bus driver,” has ___ ii‘\v ■ right to file a federal lawsuit under difficulty.” K reg BfeADSH/AW 57 _____Blanc 12 friend today where each Is called the state Departmeht of 9 56 Political expected to pay his or her own the Equal Employment Opportun- “ The complaint is still pending “ $3.99 CCJIIskS IN OUR ■ ■ ’’Human Rights and Opportunities 9 Boiler Sn y MANCHESTER ENFIELD division ST « way. don't be too penny-con- ^‘derelict’’ for ntd pursuing his 1978 Uea Act. before the commission and I am (SW5349) KITCHEN"?.' 61 Insect T ru n e “ ■ ■ sdous when the bIH comas. . complaint against his former SteUmacher, who now Uves and constrained from speaking about J**(SW8117) Doweled sur­ 981 MAIN ST. STATE LINE PLAZA 62 Vagsubla 42 AQUARRJS (Jan. 20-Fab. W) works in Petersburg, Va., said he it,” said Green. face for even fprasd Small factors could take on 'em ployer. Sturtly 5-wire 643-6636 745-5814 ■ came baejt to Hartford to press his c^e with paint spread 63 Compass 41 extra significance today jn SteUmacher, who is black, said and ladder claims bwause the human rights If you have an old photo you’d like threaded point ■ career situatloffs. Try not to he was “harassed’ ’ into leaving bis lock legs . Steel 41 II agency “ h ^ b e c iim e derelict in to see appear in the Manchester sure-giip 64 Btars careloae about little things job by his former employer. handle. construction 65 Navtr (contr.) " ■ ■ which could hurt your image.. Connocticut Transit. “ They dis­ pursuing mFcase." Herald, submit old photos to Focus 13.99 reg. $2 99 . 66 Untrisd 17 II •I M '/// criminated against me because of Also SteUmacher called for the Editor Adele Angle. Photos, which • 1 •2 resignation of agency Commis­ will be run in the "Recognize These DOWN IS They call ’em “liquid" , my color," he said at a news ‘.Conference Wednesday outside the sioner Arthur Green. Faces?” column, will, of course, be 3-> (O 14 •1 •I assets because they trickle 1 Eltctric fish away so swiftly. '-“Capitol. Green declined to comment on returned. 1 0 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thurs., March 3, 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD, Thurs., March 3, 1983 - 1 1 Man charged* Obituaries

ter and l ad lived in Plymouth as a Family with assault Lewis J. Downes resident of Manchester for the past FOCUS/ eight years. He was a veteran of child, then moved back to Man­ Police We<)nesday charged a Lewis J. Downes, 58, of Elling­ World War II, serving in the Navy, chester and Vernon. She was a 28-year-old Park Street resident ton, died Wednesday at Rockville and a member of the Army & Navy graduate of Vernon Middle School with first-degree sexual assault General Hospital. He was the club. and of Prince Technical School in regarding an attack in late Janu­ husband of Gertrude (Marley) Besides his wife he leaves his Hartford, as valedictorian of her ary of a young woman — appar­ Downes and the brother of Mrs. mother, Virginia (Crook) Hawkins class. !' ently his date that night — Gladys Dillworth of Bolton. of Cedar Keys, Fla.; three sons; a Her husband was a native of according to police and court He was employed by the Town of daughter; two sisters; and several Plymouth. The couple was mar­ affidavits. Ellington. grandchildren. ried in 1980. Mrs.Pinto was a Barry D. O'Connell, of 131B Park Besides his wife and his sister in The Holmes Funeral Home, 400 hairdresser. Her husband worked Street, was arraigned in Manches­ Bolton, he leaves his mother. Rose Main St. has charge of funeral as a lobsterman and a plasterer.- ter Superior Court Wednesday and L. Downes of Ellington; a brother, services, which will be private. They had one son, Derek, 1, who released on a $15,000 surety bond. William M. Downes of Branford, Friends may call at the funeral was in the house at the time of the According to the warrant affi­ Fla.; and ano^er sister, Mrs. home Friday from 7 to 9 p.m. slaying, but was unharmed. Pinto davit, O'Connell picked up the Cynthia C a ld i^ l of Ellington. had a daughter, Amy, 5, by a first woman at Jier home, visited with Funeral services will be Satur­ Mrs. Anno D. Manna marriage. The slaying is still her parents, then drove around day at 11 a.m. inUieJEllington Congregatioiigl_^3hurchr Burial Mrs. Anna (Dobrovansky) under investigation. Big brother meets Manchester for,a while. He then Manna, 86, of Ansonia, died started driving down a dirt road, will be in Ellington Center Ceme­ tery. Friends may call at the Ladd Tuesday at her home after a Adeline D. Wood where he allegedly first refused Adeline (Davidson) Wood, 68, of Funeral Home, 19 Ellington Ave., lengthy illness. She was the wife of the woman's plea to bring her Frank J. Manna and the mother of Hyaniss, Mass., died Tuesday. She home and then pulled over and Rockville, Friday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Frank J. Manna Jr. of Bolton. was the wife of John A. Wood and sexually attacked her. She was bom in Czechoslovakia the mother of John A. Wood Jr. of In the alleged struggle, the his nevy little sister on Aug. 25, 1896. She also leaves Bolton. She had lived in Manches­ windsield cracked from a kick Peter A. Forte Peter A. Forte, 65, of Hartford, another son, Emil A. Manna of ter for many years before moving from the woman. O’Connell re­ By Adele Angle Nursing supervisor Carol Hunt says the new died Wednesday at Hartford Hos- Madison; two daughters, Mrs; to Massachusetts 12 years ago. ported the cracked windshield to Focus Editor policy means many more children get to see new . pital. He was the husband of Charles (Lillian) Bilka and Mrs. She was a registered nurse and police the following day, alleging baby brothers and sisters in the hospital. Christine P. Forte and the father of Joseph (Helen) Chosczyk, both of had done private duty nursing in that it was broken by youths The sibling visitation room at Manchester Ansonia; 10 grandchildren; and Manchester. Besides her husband throwing rocks, according to the Donald J. Forte of Manchester. Memorial Hospital isn’t getting much business AS A RESULT, many more young faces have Before his retirement he was several nieces and nephews. and son she leaves a sister, Jane affidavit. these days. been seen on the maternity floor lately. vice president of National Auto Funeral services will be Satur­ Johnson of Dennis, Mass.; and her “ Yes, we’re seeing more. Definitely, yes,” she O'Connell brought the girl home mother, Edith Davidson of That’s not because of a slowdown in babies. It’s Parts Co. of Hartford. Besides his day at 10 a.m. at the Hamden because of a new policy at the hospital. says. after the incident, the affadavit Hyannis. wife and his son in Manchester he Memorial Funeral Home, 1300 She emphasizes that families are instructed to states. Graveside services will be con­ Since February, children can visit with new leaves two other sons, Arthur W. Dixwell Ave., with a mass of brothers and sisters in mothers’ rooms. There are make sure children wash their hands beforehand. He^is scheduled for a court ducted in Ancient Cemetery in '.V Forte of St. Davids, Pa., and Peter Christian burial at 11 a.m. at St. special hours at the hospital set up to appearance March 14, police said. Yarmouth, Friday at 11:30 a.m. And, obviously, any child with signs of a cold or A. Forte Jr. of Woburn, Mass.; a Jude’s Church, Derby. Burial will accommodate these sibling visits — from 2 to 3 other infection shouldn’t visit. be in Mount St. Peter’s Cemetery, with the Rev. David Spahn of First daughter, Mrs. David (Janet) p.m. and from 7:45 to 8:15 p.m. And there’s no “ You are still dealing with a newborn — with a Zajack of Newington; two broth­ Derby. Friends may call at the Congregational Church of Yar­ limit on the number o f visits allowed. baby that needs to be protected from infection,” ers, a sister, and three funeral home Friday from 5 to 9 mouth officiating. Lava flow Adam Graham, 5-year-old son of Ervin and she says. Newborns, she stresses, do not have the grandchildren. p.m. Memorial donations may be Sylvia Graham of 8 Iroquois Trail in Bolton, immune systems as older children do. Funeral services will be Friday made to Emergency Services visited his new baby sister Ashley recently. The In recent years the state has relaxed its at 10:15 a.m. from D’Esopo We­ Fund of First Congregational setting: his mother’s hospital room. regulation on sibling visits. That’s because e a ts hom e thersfield Chapels, 277 Folly Brook Dena and Barry Pinto Church of Yarmouth, Main Street Funeral services were con­ Adam and his parents are enthusiastic about doctors believe today that measures such as Blvd., with a mass of Christian (Route 6-A) Yarmouthport, Mass. ducted Monday in North Ply­ the new policy. wearing a cap and gown are not as necessary as KALAPANA, Hawaii (UPI) - burial at 11 a.m. at St. Lawrence 02675. mouth, Mass, for Dena (Sears) and Says Mrs. Graham: “ He loved it. I think it’s once was thought. Kilauea Volcano sent a 30-foot-high O’Toole Church. Burial will be in Barry Pinto, victims of a double really nice that they’ve started this. The other wail of glowing, hissing lava Mount St. Benedict Cemetery. slaying in their home, last week. children in the family don’t feel left out.” BEING ABLE to visit with a new brother or through a sprawling housing subdi­ Friends may call at the funeral In Memoriam Mrs. Pinto was a former resident TIM E WAS when small children on maternity sister in the hospital is a big plus for a number of vision today, devouring one evacu­ chapel today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 of Manchester. In loving memory of Thomas D. reasons, child specialists say. ated home and threatening several p.m. wards were about as welcome as staph infections. Irwin who passed away March 3rd, Often the birth of a brother or sister is the first others. Plymouth Police said they be­ State regulations, in fact, forbade sibling visits in lieve the killer was peacefully 1982 time a child has been separated from the mother. Civil Defense officials said a Irwin H. Hawkins mothers’ rooms. allowed to enter the Pinto house The new policy gives very young children a house in the northeast comer of the Irwin H. Hawkins, 55, of 18 Gone from us That’s one of the reasons many hospitals and that the couple may have been chance to check out mom’s room and make sure subdivision burned and was “ bur­ Eldridge St., died Wednesday at But leaving memories. around the state, including Manchester Memor­ killed with one of their own guns. she’s all right. ied under lava at the present Newington Veteran’s Hospital. He Death can never take away. ial, set up sibling visitation rooms. Manchester’s Police said Pinto was a hunter who “ Being able to see where mom is staying and time.” was the husband of Gertrude Memories that will always linger. — a conference room across from a nurses’ had a shooting range in the station — was started in 1978. the bed she is sleeping in gives the child a more All 50 homes — on 1-acre plots — (Zelonis) Hawkins. While upon this earth we stay. in the Royal Gardens subdivision He was born in Johnston, R.I., basement of his home. Parents had to make an appointment for the secure feeling,” says child life specialist Ann were evacuated Wednesday. July 27, 1927 and had been a Mrs. Pinto was bom in Manches­ Wife and Family sibling room. Masked and gowned, children were Bonney. The movement of the flow was then allowed to see their new siblings in the room. In additon, she says, the new policy makes erratic, fluctuating between 30 feet The rooms had a drawback, though. Only one children feel more included in the whole process per hour to over 600 feet per hour family could use the room at a time, and that — “ rather than treating them like a germ.” through the night. severely limited the number of sibling visits. I’ leasr turn to page 14 \ The molten rock which had spilled over a trough 3 miles from Stocks set new record the volcanic eruption charred trees and brush as it meandered NEW YORK (U PI) — The Dow Jones industrial down the hill. The lava had been average smashed its third record in four days of puddling in the trough for two days Herald photo by Pinto trading, buoyed by unexpected news from Washing­ ANOTHBR WALL ST. as a result of a Jan. 3 eruption. ton that January’s leading economic indicators made the biggest jump since 1950. Sprucing up The Dow. which reached a record 1,130.71 Tuesday, Herald photo bv GIneo Shutdown due "Shad" is the picture of good grooming, as proud closed up 4.35 Wednesday at a new all-time high of owner AAadeiine Vickers, of 600 Center St., brushes his 1,135.06. • AT AAAAH ADAM GRAHAM HOLDS NEW BABY SISTER ASHELY at Millstone II Analysts said the blue-chip issues represented in the coat at the Verpianck School playground. Dow, which had led the pack in Tuesday’s trading, . . . as their mather, Sylvia Graham of Bolton, watches WATERFORD (UPI) — Mill­ took a back seat to a broader range of stocks. stone II nuclear power plant will be “ The market is much stronger than the averages," shut down for several weeks to said Michael Metz of Oppenheimer & Co. “ It’s locate and repair a leak in the Interior of Capitol definitely broadening.” plant’ s reactor coolant system, a The Dow, which closed above 1,100 for the first time Here're last Thursday, has gained more than 350 points since good reasons to loathe balloons Northeast Utilities spokesman says. the bull market began in August. The plant was shut down Tues- Advances led declines by more than 2-1 among the I don’t like balloons. In fact, I hate them. I know lot intact. It survived the slamming car door, and got whopping 69 cents. jday night after routine testing will be restored 1,976 issues crossing the New York Stock Exchange that’s kind of an anti-American statement, since just inta the house without a hitch. The real test came the You know the kind. They’re made of thick gauge showed the leakage rate slightly tape. Big Board volume was about 112 million, up about every major American event is heralded with next morning when my son padded in on little cat feet rubber, and at one end there’s a rubber band for from Tuesday’s 103 million. exceeding the rate permitted in the HARTFORD (UPI) - Legisla­ million overhaul of the building’s free balloons. at 5 a.m. and announced that his balloon went on a bouncing the thing up and down when it's inflated. The Commerce Department’s report that leading Connections plant’ s operating specification, tive leaders have approved a $5 exterior. Why? Let me count the ways. Way one — they diet. We took the prize home, and my son blew it up. said the spokesman. The leak economic indicators had jumped 3.6 percent in million bond authorization for make chaos out of birthday parties. Last week my That's not what he said, of course. I can't That was another good point about this balloon. He poses no d a n ^ r to the public, he The Rev. John Devine, who January was the big news of the day for the market. By Susan Plese interior restoration of the Capitol heads the Capitol restoration com- son attended a birthday party at a fast food place remember what he said. I don’t listen to anything at 5 could blow it up himself and I didn’t have to pop my added. and also agreed to look at a plan The rise was the biggest since 1950, and higher than Herald Reporter mitteee, said at the public hearing most analysts had expected. that shall remain nameless. They get enough in the morning. eyeballs out trying to inflate one of those tight little During the outage, plant engi­ creating four year terms for state the $5 million plus another $10 publicity already. But that’s what it looked like. Severe malnutrition. cheap balloons. neers will inspect the steam senators. Treasury Secretary Donald Regan’s statements lord generators and all other primary million set aside in the governor’s that the administration had underestimated the One of the prizes for each of the children was a The balloon was shrunken. The smiling face of the Then he started to bounce the thing up and down all The Legislative Management system piping, valves and pumps bonding package was necessary to economic growth potential for 1983 also helptxl push balloon. An ordinary, garden variety of inexpensive fast food character was all shriveled up, and the big over the house. It sounded roughly like the Harlem Committee Wednesday also ap­ repair the interior. to determine the source of the prices up. colored balloon you buy in packages of 15 for 39 cents blue balloon looked like a soggy blue tennis ball. proved a measure requiring sealed Globetrotters dribbling down my hallway. But, the leakage. The work is expected to He said rusted water pipes and Analysts said there were still plenty of potential at the drug store. make sure those silly balloons didn’t end up under My son threw himself down on the floor, moaning, kid was happy. He went to bed smiling. be completed in approximately bids on all painting, carpentry and hot air and return vents in the five investors who had yet to join in the market and could Some kind-hearted adult had blown up each kid’s someone’s bumper, or worse yet, in the path of an mourning the wasted balloon. In a fit of generosity I There I was in the shower first thing the next three weeks, he said. electrical work to be done inside story building were badly deterio­ provide fuel for a continued climb. “ There’S a lot of e 7 10|14 24| 1 2 the Capitol. balloon, and all the party-goers were madly batting, oncoming vehicle. said, “ Don’t cry. Mommy will buy you a new morning. I was thinking peaceful little wake up rated and must be replaced. cash on the sidelines that will tend to cushion any JAN. I FEB. I MARCR the balloons around and bashing into furniture and We all know what happens when balloons connect balloon." thoughts. 1 felt so relaxed. Suddenly I heard a yell The bill was the result of a state It would be a waste of money to decline,” Metz said. OotM of lOiS rooortto each other. with oncoming vehicles. They break. In fact, they “ Today?" he asked, head still buried in hands. that carried through two doors and straight up the Geldenson bill auditors’ report last December perform cosmetic repairs to the Hugh Johnson of First Albany said he saw little break even if they don’ t connect with oncoming What could I do? I normally don’t go around that said the Office of Legislative House and Senate chambers unless evidence most investors were ready yet to cash in stairs. their profits. vehicles. Sometimes they break just for spite, when could cut rate Management acted improperly the more serious problems were THE PLACE WAS a madhouse, and it was all the replacing toys that break with new ones, but it would when it hired out work without bids dealt with, said Devine, who is also fault of the balloons. If the kids hadn’t had them, they some little kid gives them a love pinch. take an awfully mean mommy not to replace a cheap MOTHERS DO NOT like to hear yells like that HARTFORD (U PI) - Rep. Sam to renovate offices including those chaplain of the Senate. might have sat at their seats, inhaling burgers and Most adults think that balloons are a cheap and old blue balloon. ' when they are in the middle of a shower. It’s Gejdenson, D-Conn., has intro­ of Gov. William O’Neill and Senate Jury quiz fries, and giggling over incomprehensible 6-year-old easy way of making a kid happy. They are, but unnerving. One never knows what terrible thing has duced a bill urging the repeal of Majority Leader Richard Schneller strongly backed the jokes. they’re also a cheap and easy way of making a kid SO WE RAN DOWN to Fairway to buy a new happened. I still remember my husband bounding high interest rates on federal Schneller, D-Essex. resolution to establish four year THE ORIGINAL terms for Senators. It would due today But the real fun came as each child headed for shriek. Kids always shriek when theiq balloons balloon. I thought I ’d do the fast food joint one better, through a door to get downstairs when he thought he disaster loans. Both the procurement and bond­ require a constitutional home with his own personal balloon. The mothers break. I ’ve never known it to fail. though. No cheap little plastic balloon. I told my son heard a child yelling that the living room was on fire. Gejdenson drafted the bill after ing proposals were forwarded to NEW BRITAIN (UPI) amendment. had to safely guide the kids, crazed with party fever, I ’d buy the deluxe, unbreakable model. One of those reviewing the problems in Connec­ the Finance, Revenue and Bonding — More than a dozen “ It’s getting more and more into a crowded parking lot. And the mothers had to M Y SON'S BALLOON made it through the parloli ticut following the flood last June. C^jnmittee. attorneys were scheduled punching balloons that come one to a package for a I’lease liirn to page 14 expensive” to conduct election “ One of the main problems The committee, made up of today to begin questioning TOMMY’S campaigns every two years and following last June’s flooding was the first group of potential Democratic and Republican lead­ the current process “ limits the the confusion over interest rates on jurors in the trial involv­ ers in both houses, controls the quality of people” who seek public disaster loans,” Gejdenson said. ing the collapse of the housekeeping operations at the office, he said. “ Most individuals and busines- Capitol as well as deciding on pay, Hartford Civic Center sowners didn’t realize that, they The current Senate is made up of roof five years ago. PI2ZARIA policy and procedures for all 36 members, 23 Democrats and 13 were ineligible for low-interest legislative employees, committees During the trial in New Republicans. 267 E. Center St. (Corner of Lenox) Manchester federal aid if eligible for a loan and offices. Britian Superior Court the somewhere else. Many of them .Under the proposal, senators jury wiil try and sort out were outraged when the govern­ They acted on the proposals after a public hearing, the first and would be elected on a staggered who was at fault in the ment offered them a loan at 16 basis by odd and even numbered collapse of the roof and Heartsounds only hearing scheduled by the PIZZA IS OUR SPECIALTYI percent interest.” districts. Election for the seats who should pay for the Gejdenson’s bill would repeal a committee for the session. Thlcli A zesly mads wMi our own plum tomato By Barbara Richmond "Sweetie,’ ’ the fat man. iin'd would be for terms of two, four and damages and loss of Alvin Apple. ' federal “ credit elsewhere test” The $5 million bonding authori­ four years, or four, four and two revenue. loaitod wttti your cholco of topfringsl Herald Reporter that restricts low-interest loans to zation will continue a long pro­ years, to coincide with reappor­ USING OBJECTS the child­ Four groups have filed The Trinity Covenant nursery only those disaster victims who gram to restore the 104-year-old tionment which is r^u ired every ren relate to, such as milk suit against the city trying school crowd is entranced. cannot obtain credit elsewhere. Capitol that included a recent $8 10 years. to regain lost income. cartons. Dr. Sinatra explains Dr. Stephen T. Sinatra, a - The finest mozzarella cheewe - Roasted peppers how the heart moves blood Manchester cardiologist, is in - 100% pure ground beef - Fresh mushrooms through the body. the process of explaining how He lets Hercules the Heart do - Our own pork sausage - Fresh onions Three face big the heart is. the talking: - Spicy pepperoni --Imported anchovies “ Just make a fist and that’s " I f you filled 20 milk cartons long terms SUPERIOR HEATING CARE how you can tell how big your with blood, instead of milk, you heart is,” he tells his pint-sized would have an idea of how much audience. 6 CtuMH ST., ROUKVILLE, CT 06CCC blood I move around your body BRIDGEPORT (UPI) Sinatra is the author of a book in that minute. I pump those 20 — The three who were titled, “ All About Me, Hercules cartons of blood through your foiled in their attempt to 875-0946 646-2550 the Heart,” designed for 8- and body two times in that one steal $25 million in paint­ TRY OUR DELICIOUS PIZZA FOR YOURSELF... 9-year-olds, but younger child­ minute," Hercules explains. ings from a Farmington Weekend Special ren apparently appreciate^ it, Parents and grandparents of museum last August face AMD SAVE WOMEY TOO! too. He visited the nursery the children of the Blue Shutter up to 20 years in prison name Retention Oil Burners school as part of National Heart Nursery School at the church . and a possible $20,000 fine. Week. Carlin lUO CMI from $298.88 installed better beware, too, Several of 50c OFF ANY SM. PIZZA His book features characters Pleading guilty before Mned Bosquet such as Hercules the Heart, Judge T. F. Gilroy Daly BecheHAF from $281.68 Installed I'leane turn' to page 14 were Walter J. Kregel- 75C OFF ANY MED. PIZZA stein. 48. of East Hartford, FULLY LICENSED AND INSURED 3.72 his brother, Francis R. * M.00 OFF any LG. pizza Kregelstein, 46. of Rocky REFERENCES. CASH & 85 E. CENTER ST. Harold photo bv Torqulnto Hill, and Israel D. Glass- Expires 3/31/83 Limit one per visit — not valid with any other offer or special man. 50, of Margate, Fla. CARRY 649-5268 DR. STEPHEN SINATRA SITS SURROUNDED BY YOUNG CHARGES . . . AAancchester cardiologist visited Trinity Covenant nursery school 1 2 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thurs., March 3, 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD, Thurs., March 3. 1983- 13 Advice I'm not going to write Woman who stepped out about winter fishing fever

B ^tor 8 note: Joe Garman is a she smiled knowingly, gave us Manchester resident and a na­ each a searching look, and climbed decides she'll stay home tional authority on fishing. into her car. Joe's She sat there for a minute, and embarrassed. Every year at this time, I sit turned around and looked at the DEAR ABBY. 1 am a I’ve tried to come up down to write about the fishing four fly lines flying through the air, widow, 60 years old. 1 look World with a suitable solution, fever and itch that seems to hit us shook her head, and drove away, no more than! 50 — at but I have been unsuc­ all mid-winter. Weil, here it is, the constantly checking her rear view least that’ s what everyone cessful. Any help you can beginning of March, and I haven’t mirrow. tells me. Dear Abby give me will be done i t . . . nor am I going to. Even though I wasn’t going to I have been a widow for appreciated. I ’m not going to fiii the column write about winter fly tying, I think two years, after being Abigail Van Buren NEEDS HELP with the antics of the back-room the itch, biting the president of a married for 35 years to a crew, nor go on and on about tackle world wide multi-million dollar DEAR NEEDS: You wonderful man. A friend tinkering, winter fly tying, etc., try,” I said. ’’Let’sputalineonit.” organization based on the other need more help than 1 can asked me if 1 would go out etc. “ How about that new Winston side of the river, bears some give you in a letter if you to dinner with a friend of There are all kinds of other graphite, the nine for a 6-weight. mention. are unable to respond to hers. She said he was an porthy items to bring before you Can we put a line on it?” The telephone rang at the store the "natural” (by your Herald photo bv Gtneo attractive widower, age ttan the antics of a group of fly “ Sure. But it’s going to be sloppy just recently and the gentleman bounce. own admission) question, 63,e whose wife had died what men used to be — Hshing nuts casting out in the out in the parking lot. They just mentioned in the preceeding para­ "A re you widowed or two years ago, gentlemen who had some Iftarking lot, back of the store, right about have it cleared off.” graph asked, “ Joe, are you busy? DEAR ABBY: Having d iv o rc^ ? ” Selected for Olympics 1 accepted, and we respect for women. pfter that last big snowstorm we With that we trooped out the If you’re not. I ’d like to com eover. recently reached the "sin­ To be divorced is nd- found we had a lot in INSULTED experienced. back door. With not just two rods, .. I have a problem to discuss with gle” status, I am in a thing to be ashamed of. Ann Mazur of the Manchester Shel­ games will be at Louisiana State common — same inter­ « but four. Now picture this. Snow you.” quandary over how to Neither is having been University In Baton Rouge, La. June 12 ests, religion, etc. We DEAR INSULTED: ; CAN YOU IMAGINE a group of piled up almost eye level on the When I informed him that I was tered workshop has been selected by answer thequestion, “ Are widowed. To try to sides­ laughed and talked and Please don’t judge all men Ihe “ back room boys” (I shall not sides of the lot from where the loose, he said “ Be right over. Don’ t the Connecticut Specihl Olympics to through 18. The Special Olympics you divorced or wi­ tep this question is unreal­ had a lovely evening. I by the one who insulted mention any names . . . I do not plows had pushed it; four grown go away and get your fly tying stuff represent the area In the 1983 Interna­ International games are an annual dowed?” Either way, it is istic and childish and is really enjoyed the gentle­ you. There are still some Ivant to embarrass anyone) get­ men with fly rods ip their hands out.” tional Games. She will participate in event for the mentally handicapped a very painful and unplea­ bound to provoke man’s company and felt gentlemen around. ting cabin fever, and trotting down starting to cast, and five others Three quarters of an hour later, sant subject, and I don’t suspicion. the Ten Pin Bowling competition. The so comfortable with him. to see yours truly right after the waiting their turn along one side of he arrived, and when we sat down care to discuss it. When he took me home DEAR ABBY: Please Answer truthfully. Then storm? the snow bank. in the back room to discuss his I realize that this is a he spoiled it all by asking let us know if we should should a question follow : “ Did you get any new sticks?’ problem, it turned out to be a fly "natural” question, but I if he could “ stayover” ! 1 send a thank-you note for that you feel is either “ What’s new?” were the questions tying situation. Which was what I would like toknow hoew to Herald photo by Pinto AS THE CARS pulled into what magine! To me that was a check we received as a painful or prying, re­ thrown on me that afternoon. little space there was available to expected. About Town politely but firmly refuse spond, "Ifyou d on ’tmind, an insult. What makes a wedding gift that was Seemed as though everyone had discharge passengers to do their to reply without offend­ I’d-rather not discuss it.” man think that because he returned twice to us Say It with flowers been bitten by the itch at the same banking business, there was much SO FOR the next hour, he took ing, or provoking curios­ p.rn^at the Army & Navy Club, 1090 Main St. Tickets takes a woman to dinner marked "N.S.F.” (It fi­ time, because when I looked head shaking from the bank’s time out from running his organi­ Gala event set ity, suspicion or any lead­ Problems? You’ll feel arJ|K.75 for adults and $1.50 for children 12 and under. she will let him stay over? nally cleared.) George Washington casts an approv­ week. The occasion: Teacher Appreci­ around there were nine regulars patrons. zation, and I took time between NEWLYWEDS IN ing questions. I am a very better If you get them off by Haddassah TYie menu will include pancakes, sausage, coffee Lots of my women friends ing gaze on young Matthew Lavery, a ation Day. Matthew's parents, M r. and looking over some new rods I had One ve ry , polite elderly lady fitting customers to suits and private person. your cbest. Write to Abby, and milk. The Manchester Lioness Club will sponsor a tell me that’s all the men NEW CASTLE, PA. Mrs. Bruce Lavery of 11 Dorothy just received. stopped and inquired as to the state skirts to work out and show him the Maxine Jaffe and her I do not like to lie, but I P.O. Box 38ns, Holly­ Buckley School first grader who sale of’products made by the blind. want these days. I just “ There’s a new Howells, seven of our health. When we assured her proper way to tie a Black Nosed committee plan a gala DEAR NEWLYWEDS: have done so in worder to wood, Calif. 90038. For a presented his teacher, Mrs. Barbara Road, are presidents of the Buckley Proceeds will fund Lion projects which help people can’t get over the shock! for a four-weight line. I ’d like to that we were all mentally with it. Dace Bucktail. evening for Manchester’s avoid disclosing my past. personal reply, please en­ Gold, with a bouauet of flowers this School PTA. with sight and hearing disablltities. Now I won’t go out with A gracious thank-you note chapter of Haddassah’s I realize this is wrong, and For information, call Robert J. Boland Jr., any man. I will just live would be double appre­ close a stamped, self- annual donor dinner. The one day I will be caught addressed envelope. Adopt a pet breakfast chairman, at 646-1466. alone with memories of ciated after a double date is March 23 at 6:15 I Porn stops game p.m. at Temple Beth Sholom. “ Israel Meets Retirees to hear Kennedy Video games Egypt” is the theme. A HARTFORD (U P I) — A technician at ESPN sports Boots bigger than Casey fashion show of items The Retired Teachers Association of Manchester Should I avoid smiling network inadvertently switched viewers from a will meet Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. in the community room designed and constructed basketball game between Auburn University and the by Hadassah students in of First Federal Savingas, 344 Middle Turnpike. James Kennedy, superintendent of schools in better than TV University of Mississippi to “ E ros," a soft porn cable By Barbara Richmond Jerusalem will be a high­ Manchester, will speak on what lies ahead in the 1980s station. Herald Reporter light. Donor dinner com­ to keep wrinkles away? mittee members are: for education in Manchester. SYRACUSE, N.Y. (UPI) — Parents concerned The game was interrupted sometime between 1 Somebody patted Casey’s head Rhoda Grossman. about their youngsters spending hour upon hour a.m. and 1:30 a.m. W e^esday by scenes of a and fell in love with him. Now last Blanche Hochberg, Sandy playing “Pac Man,” “ Defender,” “Tron,” or leather-clad woman presiding over an orgy. The. week’s Adopt a Pet has a loving Calling all crafts people Novitch, Judy Herman, DEAR DR. LAMB: For right hand to feed herseif some other popular video game should relax. station said the technician telieved he only was; borne on Hackmatack Street. Marilyn Krutt, Helen So­ Girl Scout Troop 2 of Manchester will sponsor the years, I have seen ads on or to comb her hair at Children are better off playing video games switching his screen and not subscribers. This week “ Boots” is the fea­ lomon and Mallorie ninth annual spring fair and exhibit May 14 from 10 TV for special creams and times. The other friend than they are watching television, according to The technician, who was not identified, was fired, tured dog. He’s about 1 year old, lotions to make your skin Ostrowitz. Maxine Jaffe a.m. to 3 p.m. at C!enter Congregational Church. had an EMG done in her Syracuse University communications expert the station said. the same age as Casey, but he’s not look younger. I ’m espe­ Area crafts people interested in participating may Your Health right groin. Some days George Comstock. quite as small. cially concerned about “ Someday we’ll be able to chuckle at this,” said Jeff rent space by contacting Elizabeth Wilt, 57 Lexington she can’t get out of b ^ . "There’s more to be concerned about violence Boots is mostly Labrador re­ developing wrinkles. I Reynolds, general manager of Valley Cablevision of Auction at Grange Drive, or Charlotte Johnson, 73 Congress St. Both friends have back on television and in films than there is about video triever with some setter. Dog would like my face to look Lawrence Lamb, M.D. Naugatuck, which operates the Connecticut Intercon-; Proceeds from the fair will be used for a Girl Scout problems. games,” says Professor Comstock, author of Warden Richard Rand said. Rand The East Central Pomona will meet Saturday at 8 young as long as possible. nect studio in Seymour. trip and to purchase troop equipment. "Television and Human Behavior." “ In video named the dog after checking out p.m. at the Marlborough Grange Hall on South Road. Although I ’m only 28 DEAR READER: Elec­ games, you’re dealing with socially accepted the fact he “ wears” four brown Manchester and Coventry Granges should bring years old. I can already tromyography studies the conflict and rules, learning bow to play games boots items for the auction table. Square dance Saturday see wrinkles starting at electrical response of better, which is not such a bad thing. Boots was picked up on Center the comers of my eyes. The Manchester Square Dance Club will have an muscles and the nerve to “ Granted there are some other aspects, such as Street and is already to go to a good I ’ve heard that you have doesn’t recover from the am sendigg you The Cinema League plans discussion open dance for all club level dancers Saturday from 8 the muscle. Every time a that kids might play them too much and that they home. a Health Letter on wrin­ damage and each new Health Leter 7-10, Your to 11 p.m. at Verplanck School, 127 Olcott St. muscle contracts it might develop eye problems or something like Rand reports that Coco, the little The League of Women Voters, Capitol Region East, kles. Can you send it to insult is just added to the Skin: Sun, Aging, Spots Gloria Rios Roth will be caller. Russ and Anita causes electrical activity. that, but you develop problems when you do too H ortterd poodle adopted a few weeks ago, and the South Windsor Environments Coalition will me? What can a person do damage that has already and Cancer. Others who Manstleia White will cue the rounds. By such studies you can’t Arnwimim ClRMna— Stella Trons-Lux College Twin has been renamed Ernie. present a program on the problem of solid waste to prevent wrinkles? occurred. want this issue can send 75 much of anything.” Dallas 7:X with Come and ’ Mr. and Mrs. Dave Dougan have door duty. determine if the muscies W ithout o Trace (PG) 7,9:15. - Eric is still at the pound. He’s the tonight at 7; 30 in the conununity room of Stop and Should I avoid smiling? After sun and wind cents with a long, Comstock said he believed video games would Get It 9:X. — Amorcord 9 with Three Refreshments will be served by Mr. and Mrs. Bill are functioning properiy Cinema City — Eating white husky. He’s not too fond of Shop in the Vernon K-Mart Plaza. comes cigarette smoking. stamped, self-addressed be more beneficial if they encouraged greater Brothers 7. Douglas, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Easley and Mr. and Mrs. and if nerve stimuli to the Raoul (R> 7 :X , 9:20. — The Vernon other dogs but does seem to like Gloria Brown, a member of the Connecticut Solid DEAR READER: You There are good studies to envelope for it to me, in cooperation between team players rather than Godfather (R) 7:10 w ith The Rod Eliason. muscle are intact. Cine 1 8 2 — The Dork people. Waste Management Advisory Council, will speak. are wise to consider prev­ show that if a person care of the Manchester one-on-one play. But he added, “ It’s hard to Warriors (R) 10:05. — The Crystal (PG) 7,9. — The Toy Dancers must wear soft-soled shoes. There are several dif­ Sting II (PG) 7, 9. — The “ Shep” is a new resident. He ention if you ant to keep smokes, his or her face Heraid, P.O. Box 1551, believe that zapping people will transfer over to (PG)7:X,9:X. ferent facets. A needle Pirates of Penzance IG)7;20, West H artford was picked up on Stephens Street your skin young looking. A wili look 10 years older Radio City Station, New everyday behavior.” 9 :X . Childbirth film at AAAAH _ can be inserted in the Elm 1 8 2 — The Dark this week and won’t be ready to be Get the Want Ad habit. . . read.and use the little ads in lot of people damage their than the face of a similar York, N.Y. 10019. CInestudIo — XIca 7:X Crystal (PG) 2:15,7:15,9:15. muscles and when it is w ith Swept Away (R) 9:25. adopted until next week. He’s a The Family Oriented Childbirth Information skin in their teens and non-smoker. Those crow’s Incidentally, for sun “ Little creatures blipping around, getting — An O tficer and a (Jentle- Classified regularly. voluntarily contracted{he ■ast Hartford man (R) 2,7,9:X. large, friendly dog. By his name Society will sponsor a film on childbirth Monday at 8 early 20s and suffer the feet at the comer of the screens PABA (para- gobbled up by Pac Man, that’s not really a strong ■ostwood Pub 8 Cinema— electrical impulses are D m Movies — The Sting II you can tell he’s mostly shepherd. p.m. in the conference room of Manchestei; Memorial consequences later. The eyes are especially apt to amino-benzoic acid) is lesson compared to a television drama, for VIctor-V Ictorla (PG) 7:15. (PG) 12,1:55,3:50,5:45,7:40, registered. Or you can instance, in which someone takes revenge on Poor Richards Pub 8 Ch 9:35. — The Verdict (R) l i Rand can be reached by calling Hospital. sun and wind are the two occur in smokers. very good but you n e ^ to noma — VIctor-victorlo stimulate thenerve- 2 :X , 4:50, 7:10, 9 :X . — the pound, 643-6642, or by calling The event is open to the public, and there is no main causes of skin aging. The saives and lotions put it on a coupie of hours someone else,” Comstock said. “ Television is (PG) 7:15,9:M. muscle and observe the Lovesick (PG) 12,1:50,3:40, admission charge. That heaithy tan in the are moisturizers. They before exposure for the teaching lessons that may be more transferable. SbowcoM Cinema — Toot­ 5:»,7:M , 9:M. the Police Department, 646-4555. SpgdoBziiig Kxdusivgly In response. “ Televison is much more influential than any sie (PG) 1:05^ 7:10, 9:45. — Winimontlc The pound is located on town summer or from winter help by preventing the best results. The Last American Virgin Herald photo by Richmond 1 plu s -s in fashions video game.” Jlllsen Seuare Cinema — property off Olcott Street. There is SUNOEMZINOn...... skiing is an indication of loss of skin moisture. The Since your friends ahve (R) 1:35, 7:35, 9:50. — The Let's Spend the Night To­ Student poets to read DEAR DR. LAMB: Lords of Dlsclollne (R) 1:15, gether (PG) 7:10,9:10. — The a $5 fee that has to be paid when skin damage.e With the retained moisture fills the muscie movement prob­ Comstock said he believes video games are 7:40,9:50.— 48 Hrs.(R) 1:X, "BOOTS" IS WEARING BROWN BOOTS What is the purpose of Last American Virgin (R) adopting a dog, to make the The Manchester Community College cultural W here fashion is a popuiarity of winter s l ^ and plumps out the lems it would-be expected helpful in teaching children about strategy and 7:45, 10. — S o c le 's (fholce 7:10,9:10. — Tootsie (PG) (R) 1:15, 7:15, 10. — Gandhi 1. transaction legal. . . . he's with Richard Rand at pound. program committee will host the 1983 award- look, not p size. sports, it is wise to re-" ~Wnnkles so they are not doing an electromyogram that the muscle . action the use of computers, and help develop keener 9:15. — The Lords ot Disci­ (R) 1, a. — Without o Trace pline (R) 7,9:10. winniong student poets tonight at 8:30 in the college member that winter sun is* apparent. The effect is (EM G)? I read in a would be studied. hand-eye coordination. (PG) 1:20, 7:20, 9:50. — The magazine about it being W indsor dining room. just as harmfui as temporary and will not Guillian-Barre syndrome He conceded, however, that there are “ certain Escape Artist (PG) 1:». — PHaa—TheToy(PG)7;1S. summer sun. prevent skin aging. Some done to a patient with involves nerves to the The Year of Living (Tanger- The students were selected during a state-wide things in bad taste” in video games. ouslv (PG) 7:35,9:U. competition sponsored by the Connecticut Poetry Sun rays are a form of exercises are also useful. Guillian-Barre syndrome. muscles and such a proce­ Enfield Soviets to expand space station It was done to two of my ’’For example, the video game in which the Circuit. The tour is sponsored by grants from SNET, radiation and the effects Others are not. dure would be helpful in Cine 1, 2. 3, 4, 5 8 4 — Looking for an are cumuiative. The skin As you have requested I friends. One can’t use her some cases. object is to start as many fires as possible might Lovesick (PG) 7:20. 9:35. — The Stanley Works, and the Connecticut Commission not be the best thing. And the emphasis on war Tootsie (PG) 7:M , 9:50. — apartment? Check the MOSCOW (U PI) - A new Soviet carry at least three cosmonauts, cosmonaut, visited the craft. on the Arts. The Verdict (R) 7, 9:40. — the Western sources said. games is somewhat objectionable," be said. W ithout a Trace (PG) 7:10, many vacancies listed in spacecraft orbited the earth today, Anatoly Alexandrov, president The poets are Cheryl E. Bouteneff, Barbara the Classified each day. “ Those games sort of give the impression that 9:45. — The Lords of Disci­ apparently moving toward a link­ The Salyut-7, launched last of the Soviet Academy of Sciences, Browning, Ted Lord and Doug Swift. The event is free pline (R) 7:40,9:55.—Gandhi up that will expand the orbiting said the results of those missions war is fun, but that’ ^ more in bad taste than (PG) 8. April, already has been the vehicle and open to the public. Refreshments will be served. Reader sick of pressure anything else, although if you give the impression Manchester Jalyut-? laboratory for another showed longer flights should not be for a record-setting, 211-day flight ruled out. SWING that it’s socially acceptable, that’s the way people UA Theaters East — The ;iong-term manned mission, West- by Anatoly Berezovoy and Valen­ Sting II (PG) 7:15, 9:20. — ;ern observers said. B’Nai B'rith leads service will behave. The VercHct (R) 7:10,9:20. — tin Lebedev that e n d ^ Dec. 10. INTO Lovesick (PG) 7:20,9;X. Announcing Wednesday’s “ Extension of the durability of Members of B’Nai B’rith will take a leading role in to retire, remain active 'launch of Cosmos-1443, Tass said it The latest addition will provide man’s stay in outer space up to the sabbath service Friday at 8:15 p:m. at Temple SPRING was “ a tryout of onboard systems, more room on board, apparently seven months has not led ... to any Beth Sholom. NUUICHESTER ASSOCIATION FOS ^uipm ent and structural ele- for carrying out experiments, the qualitatively new functional DEAR DR. BLAKER: I Many people expe­ Big Ben The program will be coordinated by Harold Brody, 'Jnents of the satellite in various experts said. The station currently changes in the cosmonauts orga­ am sick of hearing about rience the same kind of SETAROEO Cm ZBIS, INC. president of the Charter Oak Lodge of B’Nai Brith. ‘ modes of flight, including a joint is unoccupied. nism,” he said at a press confer­ how one is supposed to situation when they is leaning Diane Krevolin, president of the Connecticut Valley 'Right with the Salyut-7 station." ence in January. retire. Evidently an older marry young, divorce in Council of B’Nai Brith, will speak on the organiza­ LONDON (UPI) - It •: The foreign experts said the During last year’s flight, two tion’s role in developing community programs. person should not slow Ask their forties and begin The cosmonauts carried out r i dating for the first time. may not be as bad as t docking could come as early as this crews, one including French cos­ The “ Oneg Shabbat” will be sponsored by the THE down and rest, but keep up theglenTm ^ : weekend, with a launch of cosmo- studies of natural resources on Dr. Blaker Italy’s Leaning Tower of monaut Jean-Loup Cretien and Charter Oak Lodge after the service. the same frenetic (or It’s not exactly the same Earth, asprophysics, biology, thing but... as they say, Pisa, but Big Ben is ' iiauts possible next week. The next another with Svetlana Savitskaya, faster) pace in order to medicine and the atmosphere. BLAZER Karen Blaker, Ph.D. better late than never. leaning by 9 inches, a MCONCEHT !jnanned launch is expected to the Soviet Union’s second woman stay young. 1 have read government minister Guild plans fashion show this in every journal and I like your optimistic if-..-X,1k- i'-' Vi V\\ SUIT article on aging. way of looking at life and says. *' SUNDAY. APSIL 24.1083. 7:S0 PM The Little Theater of Manchester Guild will sponsor Sir George Younger, a What if you have the challenges it offers. MANCHESTER HIQH SCHOOL . a fashion show entitled “ Spring Elegance” on by O flfvo n worked hard all your life We all have the choice of Junior environment min­ _ . iR ii Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Buckboard Restaurant seeing adversity in this ister, broke the news U 8M H IM in Glastonbury. and really need a rest? me in care of this news­ time I was 5 years old. Tb O m WITNiBTAIIMi- That’s how 1 feel. paper, P.O. Box 475, Ra­ up-beat way. Tuesday to Parliament, Fashions are by Sandpiper of Westfarms Mall. LTM I was an old woman at which sits in the shadow of Is there anyone else out dio (jity Station, New Find out more about H i i n i i i costumes will be modeled. Tickets are $7 and may be 14. Then I left our small the famous 320-foot clock Concert - $12.00 per person there like me who resents York, N.Y. 10019. Should sexuality in your senior purchased from Toni Fogarty at Towne Pharmacy in town and went to college. tower. ail the pressure now being one lead an active or slow years from Dr. Blaker’s Receptlon/Conoert • $25.00 per person Glastonbury. Or call 647-9550 or 646-3275. In case of That is when my child Members of Parliament put on those of us who are life as one ages . . . or newsletter "Sex: bow old -IHOIMIMi- inclement weather, call 647-1606. hood began. were worried a new un­ in our retirement years? should one do whatever is is too old?” Send SO cents UH18M8 . I am not writing to derground carpark might Tickets avellable: Beller’s Music Shop, best for him or her as an complain abaout my life and a stamped, selfr Services at St. John’s addressed envelope to Dr. be causing the tilt. Caspar Percussion, Sebastian’s Music D EAR READER: I am individual? but only to say that not all Blaker in care of the But neither the famous Center-Vernon, Senior Citizens Center, St. John’s Polish National Catholic Church, 23 publishing your letter in of us get what we want asma.1 Manchester Herald, P.O. clock nor the legislators ------Mouman— Golway St., will have Bitter Lamentations Friday at 7 hopes that my readers DEAR DR. BLAKER: I when we want it but that Sheltered Workshop-646-5718 who debate beneath it are p.m. Stations of the cross will be on alternating will respond to your very am getting younger with doesn’ t mean that we Box 475, Radio City Sta­ tion, New ' York, N.Y. in any danger. Younger Fridays at 7 p.m. during Lent. interesting question. 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It is information will be kept and easy w ay... with a low- Ptoase ma*s cheek psyaMar MAttC, 138788811 I" Summer St. loaned the Manchester you'd like to see published, submit Itto ' The Manchester Lions Club will have an "a ll you manager. merely more difficult. confidential. cost ad in Classified. i • Herald this vintage photo. He's stand­ the Herod's Focus section. can eat" pancake breakfast Sunday from 8 a.m. to 1 I I - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thurs., March 3, 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thurs.. March 3. 1983 - 15 Boston College Doctors ore refining continues spree weapons for cancer SPORTS Page 16 to erase side effects The women were treated in London roll over St. Paul, 86-59 By Anno Christensen United Press International between 1958 and 1978, with methotrex­ ate, one of a class of drugs called HARTFORD— Using its inside East Catholic (86)— C. McPad- BOSTON — Now that doctors are antimetabolites, that cause cells to East's inside people of 6-foot-3" the field, and latched onto 13 Aquinas. "W e had good floor “ It's nice to finish the second power to gain the upper hand, East den 0 0-0 0. Bond 11 2-3 24. S. making headway in the battle against develop faulty structures, weaken and Doug Bond and 6-foot-7 junior rebounds. games from both our guards with season as we did. Now we can go Catholic throttled St. Paul, 86-59, in McPadden 3 0-0 6. Brunone 8 1-3 17, cancer, they are refining their weapons die. center Chris Brunone proved too “ We dominated the boards,” (Niel) Ptachcinski' and (Jim) into the third season (state tourna­ the consolation tilt of the Hartford Dargati 6 0-0 12, Ptachcinski 4 2-2 and turning more towards treatments Numerous studies have shown high much for the Bristol-based Fal­ said East Coach Jim Penders, who Dargati each having five assists." ment) with a positive frame of County Conference Basketball 10, Smith 1 0-0 2, Theriault 4 0-0 8, that produce fewer side effects. doses o f drugs containing alkylating cons, who have no performer over was glad to see his club finish its East had a slender 19-18 lead mind." Penders said. Championship Playoff Wednesday Soucier 1 0-0 2. Tucker 1 1-2 3. A British study published today in the agents — which block the reproduction 6-foot-2. Heighth was the differ­ "second season” (HCC Playoff) in after one period and moved the night at the University of Hartford. Galligan 0 0-0 0. Callahan I 0-0 2, New England Journal of Medicine of a cell’s genetic material, DNA — ence in the first two meetings good shape. margin to 39-26 at'the halftime Dargati ana ftachcinski were also in twin digits for the Eagles Renslrom 0 0-0 (1. Kucinskas 0 0-00, found a drug used to treat women with a over a long period of time contribute to between the schools, both taken by break. The Eagles clung to the South Catholic, for the fifth time Perno 0 0-0 0. Totals 40 6-10 86, rare form Of uterine cancer d(>es not second tumors and leukemia. East, and the third go-around had "It was nice to regroup this way. 13-point difference after three with 12 and 10 markers respec­ in nine years, captured the HCC St. Paul. (59)— Day 8 0-0 16, promote the growth of second tumors "It is possible therefore that certain the same conclusion. The kids can feel good about periods, 57-44, before exploding for tively. John Theriault, a 6-foot-5 crown with a last-second 57-55 Ziotas 5 0-0 10. Paskov 1 0-0 2, and, in fact, decreases the risk drug regimens, particularly those Bond, on ll-for-17 shooting from themselves after this. a 29-point fourth stanza. junior, had 8 tallies off the bench. triumph over St. Thomas Aquinas. Pikiell 02-2 2, Greene3 2-2 8, Kloss2 associated with other forms of containing antimetabolites rather than the field, finished with a game-high "W e didn’t turn the ball over. We East was a sizzling 40-for-63 Brian Waimsley's hoop with five 0-1 4. Alvarez 6 1-2 13, PlachnoO 1-2 treatment. the alkylating agents, may be asso­ 24 points to lead East while the only had 12 turnovers,” continued from the field in subduing St. Paul, Terry Day had 16 points. Mike seconds to go gave the Rebels, who Alvarez 13 and Tony Ziotas 10 to 1. Roberge 1 0-0 2. Hines 0 1-3 1, The drug, methotrexate, success­ ciated with no increased risk of elongated Brunone dumped in a Penders, comparing it to the 20 in which slips to 12-10 overall with the trailed throughout, the title. pace St. Paul. Totals 26 7-12 .59. fully treated 457 women with choriocar­ cancer,” they said. career-high 17 points, 8-for-9 from the HCC semifinal 64-58 loss to loss. cinoma, a malignant tumofv that The doctors treated 590 women for CHEF COMBO TEACHES CLASS PLAYING A PRETEND GAME develops in the uterine wall lafter choriocarcinoma, an "invasive mole” . . . teacher Emily Della Rocco helps childbirth. Of those women, o i ^ two that develops in tissue of the uterine Jean Kohut holds Debbie Schelnblum, Priscilla Barr developed secondary cancer. wall after childbirth. Of those, 99 died "This figure (two) is less than the from the tumor or complications number of cases of cancer that would developing from the treatment and 32 USFL coaches' profiles were lost to follow-up. ~lTech five bows have been expected (3.5) in this group Hearfsounds and suggests that the use of methotrex­ ate as chemotherapy for choriocarci­ ‘Pink Panther' strikes NEW YORK (U PI) - Profiles of ics at Northern Michigan. Also John Ralston. Oakland Invaders Continued from page 11 \ noma is not carcinogenic (over 7.5 the United States Football League served as assistant at Missouri and — 55 years old. Attended Calfornia. years),” they said. NASHVILLE, Tenn. (U PI) - A head coaches: Colorado. Former head coach of Denver Other types of chemotherapy and the little ones raise their hands to "te ll" on them as Dr. vagabond dubbed the "Pink Panther" George Allen, Chicago Blitz — 60 Chuck Fairbanks, New Jersey Broncos for six years. AFC Coach Sinatra emphasizes the dangers of smoking. radiation treatment are associated by detectives allegedly bilked Grey­ years old. Attended Michigan. Generals — 49 years old. Attended of the Year in 1973. Served as with high risks of contributing to in finale, 82-57 The book contains many cartoon-type pictures to aid hound Bus Lines out of four years of Former head coach of Washington Michigan State. Was head coach administrator for San Francisco another type of cancer. in getting the mes$pge across. free travel and up to $250,000 in cash, Redskins and Los Angeles Rams. and general manager of New 49ers from 1979-81 after two years “ There is increasing awareness that police said. Crouse 18 and Rollins 13 to pace Without getting too technical for the age group the N FL Coach of the Year. Led England Patriots for six years as an assistant at Philadelphia. With two of its key performers in next to Coach Aaron Silvia. "T h ey 3 the chemotherapy or radiotherapy Richard R. Perkins, 30, of Gadsden, after seven years as )iead coach at Stafford. Foran had 19 points, Paul book is directed to. Dr. Sinatra explains how the heart Redskins to Super Bowl VII. Head coach at Stanford for 10 early foul difficulty, Cheney Tech each had three fouls and that didn't used to induce a long-term complete Ala., who dressed like a tramp even Assistant coach with for Chicago Oklahoma. Spent last two years as Nowak II and Elliott 10 to pace begins its work while the child is still being formed years and Utah State for five could never recover from their help," said Silvia, who completed remission of one cancer may induce a though he could afford $300 suits, was in Bears for eight years, the last head coach at Colorado. College Cheney. inside the mother's body. . years. absence and fell in the 1982-83 his first year at the helm. "That second cancer.” wrote the researchers Metro Jail today, wanted by more than three as defensive coordinator. assistant at Oklahoma and hurt us the most. That meant the Using objects the children relate to, such as milk regular season finale, 82-57. to from Charing Cross Hospital in 20 law-enforcement agencies. Head coach at Whittier College for Houston. game. Stafford (82)— Rollins 2 9-12 13. cartons, Dr. Sinatra explains how the heart moves Stafford High in non-conference London. Detectives said Perkins traveled the six years and Morningside (Iowa) Doug Shively, Arizona basketball action Wednesday night "Elliott and Foran sat most of Crouse 7 4-5 18, E.stell 0 1-3 1, blood through the body. " I f you filltd 20 milk cartons Ray Jauch, Washington Feder- It is possible, therefore, that certain nation's highways for free for four for three years. \yranglers, — 44 years old. At­ at the Techmen's gym. the second quarter and each Paciga 3 1-2 7, Pisciotta 14 4-5 32. with blood, instead of milk, you would have an idea of als — 44 years old. Attended Iowa. drugs do not increase the risk, they years and lived on an estimated Hugh Campbell, Los Angeles tended Kentucky. First head Cheney winds up 3-17 overall, picked his fourth foul early in the Knowlton 2 0-0 4, Koptro 0 0-0 0. Spent last 16 years coaching in how much blood I move around your body in that said. $250,000 he obtained by cheating Express — 41 years old. Attended coaching job. Served as linebacker 3-15 in the Charter Oak Confer­ second half,” added Silvia. Franai 0 1-2 1. Canestrari 2 2-3 6, Canadian League after two years minute. I pump those 20 cartons of blood through your Methotrexate seems to be one such Greyhound. Washington State. Served as head • coach for Atlanta Falcons for the ence. while the visiting Bulldogs go Stafford had a 19-10 lead after Hibberts 00-20, McCormack 00-00. as an assistant at Iowa. Head body two times in that one minute,” Hercules explains treatment. "W e call him the ‘Pink Panther' coach of Edmonton Eskimos of past six years. Also served as to 11-10 overall. Stafford has one period and with Les Rollins Totals 30 22-.32 82. coach at Edmonton for seven years to the children. The study also found methotrexate because he reminds us of Inspector Canadian League for past six assistant coach with New Orleans played one game in the NCCC and Wayne Pisciotta dropping in 10 Cheney Tech (57)— Elliott 4 2-4 and director of operations for the The importance of eating proper foods is strongly was not a cocarcinogen, the name for a Clouseau (a detective portrayed by years and won last five Grey Cup Saints and in college at North points apiece, the Bulldogs moved 10, Foran 8 3-5 19. Westry 3 2-7 8, Eskimos for one year before Playoff. ' emphasized in the book, along with the necessity to drug that seems to cause cancer when actor Peter Sellers in the m ovies)," championships, a record. Mo.st Carolina. Clemson, Kentucky and Cheney’s Bob Elliott and Nick to a 41-21 halftime bulge. Staf­ Nowak 4 3-7 11, Velasco 0 1-2 1. moving on to Winnipeg, where he exercise regularly. combined with another agent. said metro detective John Patton. victories of any coach in CFL Virginia Tech. Foran each logged three personal ford's lead was 58-37 after three Owens 0 1-2 1, Weiss 0 0-0 0, spent the last five years. A sketch of three cheerleaders has the caption, "Dont "These results suggest that metho­ Perkins was arrested last week at the history. Head coach at Whitworth fouls in the opening quarter, plus, stanzas. Melendez 0 1-2 1. Hawkins 3 0-0 6. trexate given in the regimen used here Greyhound terminal in Nashville car­ College for five years after serving Steve Spurrier, Tampa Bay Totals 22 13-29 57. eat sweets — Don't eat fats — Don't eat salt." Red Miller, Denver Gold — 55 and had to take a seat on the bench Pisciotta had 32 points, Joe is neither a carcinogen nor a cocarcino­ rying tickets he swindled from the bus Bandits — 37 years old. Attended ON THE LAST PAGE of the book a group of children as assistant at Washington State years old. Attended Western Illi­ gen in human beings," they said. company in Crowley, La., police said. Florida. First head coaching job. are playing jump rope and chanting,' ‘Here we are with for two years. nois. Head coach of the Denver Hercules the Heart. If you take care of him, you're Dick Coury, Boston Breakers — Former quarterback won Heis- Broncos from 1977 to 1980, taking man Trophy in 1966 and spent 11 Cummings tops mighty smart." 52 years old. Attended Notre them to the Super Bowl in first years in NFL, nine with San Of course, children at the tender age of 3 and 4 can't Dame. Former head coach of season as head coach. Named AFC Francisco and two with Tampa monthly list be expected to concentrate on this complicated subject Here're good reasons World Football League Portland Coach of the Year. Offensive Bay. Served as assistant coach at NEW YORK (UPI) — Terry too long. Storm in 1974. Spent last six years coordinator at New England for Florida and Georgia Tech before Cummings of the San Diego So, after explaining to the children that their hearts as assistant offensive coach of seven years after serving as line spending last three years as Clippers, who moved into the top 10 beat faster when they exercise, and telling them, Philadelphia Eagles. Also served coach at Baltimore for two years. offensive coordinator at Duke. scorers in the National Basketball to loathe balloons as assistant in pros at San Diego Also was an assistant at St. Louis, "That's good because it makes your heart muscles and Denver. Served as head coach Association by averaging 26.8 stronger," Dr, Sinatra played a lion game with them. Denver and Buffalo of N FL and at Cal- Fullerton for three years Jim Stanley, Michigan Panthers points last month, is the winner of Continued from page 11 Boston of AFL. “ Everyone rest and make believe you are a lion This was real inflation. $1.50 for a and was defensive coordinator at — 44 years old. Attended Texas the NBA's Rookie of the Month resting in the sun. Don't even blink your eyes. Just A Herald photos bv Torqulnlo crummy ballon that would pop the Southern California for three Jim Mora, Philadelphia Stars — A&M. First pro head coaching job. Award for February, breathe in and out and let your heart pump,” he told The child had yelled, "H e took, my minute we got it home. years. 47 years old. Attended Occidental. Defensive line coach of Atlanta The award is sponsored by them, so they could feel what their heart beat was like PRETENDING HE’S A LION fire truck out of the living room,” or It was time to stop this balloon Rollie Dotsch, Birmingham Stal­ First pro head coaching job. Was Falcons for past three years after a Miller High Life. while resting. Daniel Hennigan keeps one eve open something like that. But the scare was addiction right here and now, I decided. lions — 49 years old. Attended defensive coordinator of New year with New York Giants. Cummings scored 20 or more enough to take a few year’s out of his "NO MORE BALLOONS,” I yelled, as 'M ichigan State. First pro head England Patriots for last two yea rs Former head coach at Oklahoma points in 11 of the Clippers" 12 State for six years after a year as life and a chunk out of his head where everybody turned to look at a crazy coaching job. Comes to USFL after after four years as defensive line games, moving the 6-foot, 9- inch assistant. Spent a year as assistant forward from DePaul into the No. 8 he went through the door. lady hanging onto a 6-year-old and serving four years as offensive line coach of Seattle Seahawks. Head Children with leukemia with Winnipeg of Canadian League scoring slot in the league with a A coach of Pittsburgh Steelers. Also Anyway, I reached for a towel and yelling about balloons. coach at Occidental in 1964 and was an assistant with Detroit, New later served as college assistant at and served as college assistant at 23.5 average. bounded out of the shower. I ran "How about some ice cream ?" I England and Green Bay. Former Stanford, Colordo, UCLA and Navy, Texas El Paso and Southern Clark Kellogg of the Indiana downstairs, freezing and dripping, to asked, to take the sting out of my head coach and director of athlet­ Washington. Methodist. Pacers finished second in the Treatment can prevent relapses find out what catastrophe had trans­ decision. "T od ay?" he a’sked, head voting. pired. I might have known. The balloon buried in hands. Something tells me — the expensive, deluxe unbreakable By Anna Christensen which acts as a sanctuary for the disease (methotrexate) method gave extra bone I'm in trouble again. United Press International and is difficult to reach with drugs, they marrow protection. However, in inreased- Titanic of a balloon — had bitten the Montana needs said. risk patients, radiation was still preferable dust. knee surgery BOSTON — Children who had recovered The study compared the effectiveness of in terms of its ability to curb central My son was inconsolable. "I'll buy Florence, Leonard from an acute form of leukemia suffered far chemotherapy with the drug methotrexate, nervous system leukemia," he said. you another balloon,” I growled, as I Big brother REDWOOD CITY, Calif. (UPI) fewer dangerous relapses if they received which kills the malignant cells, versus Radiation has more side effects, which stood in a puddle of dripping water at — Corrective surgery to repair preventative treatment with chemotherapy cranial irradiation, radiation of the brain include a markedly lowered the^ IQ of my feet. “ Today?” he asked, head minor cartilage damage in Joe and radiation, an international study said and spinal cord to destroy the diseased younger children, he said. Montana's left knee will be per­ today. buried in hands again. meets sister cells' ability to reproduce. The 634 children under 20 years of age formed some time next week, the Of 600 children who recovered from acute headed for ipstern One of the paper's authors. Dr. Martin L. studied from 1976 to 1979 received the same San Francisco 49ers announced THIS BALLOON bit was getting lymphocytic leukemia, 91 percent did not Brecher of Roswell Park Memorial Insti­ initial treatment but were divided into two Continued from page 11 Wednesday. expensive. Would it never end? That suffer a second bout with the deadly cancer tute in Buffalo, N.Y., said chemotherapy groups for the “ phrophylactic phase" to Montana, whose passing led the of the blood forming tissue, doctors By Bill Dumas the athletic program a^MCC.” \ Leonard had an exciting one- was preferred for most children because it prevent relapses in the bone marrow, day we went to the flower show at the Adam's father remembers his son's 49ers to victory in Super Bowl XVI, reported in the New England Journal of Correspondent Florence, 6-foot-8 piyotman, re­ year career as a Cougar eager. He was more effective in curbing relapses in central nervous system or testes of males. Civic Center — and there, my son saw anxiety last May when his mother was should be fully recovered in a Medicine. cently competed a two-year career was a certainly a factor in turning the bone marrow, which is much more Thirty-four children were disqualified from the balloon of his dreams. It was briefly in the hospital. month or less, according to club . Center Jini Florence and guard at MCC where he played in 44 the fortunes of the MCC program Without preventative treatment, about 50 lethal than a relapse in the nervous system the final group studied. swaying at the top of a 20 foot string. doctors. “He kept saying, 'Is she coming Doug Leonard, a pair of key games. Florence scored 713 points around: making it entertaining percent of those children would develop or testes in males. “ Children with a central nervous system He will become the fifth 49er who He wanted that balloon. It was just home? Is she going to die? He thought players from the highly successful for a 16.2 scoring average and and enjoyable for the fans to leukemia of the central nervous system. "In patients with standard risk, the relapse can be cured whereas, apart from has undergone knee surgery since like the first blue balloon, only it had a his mother was never coming home ” 1982-83 Manchester Community hauled down 500 rebounds for an watch. He scored 287 points in 22 children given bone-marrow transplants, says Graham. the conclusion of the 1982 season. flower on it. And helium in it. The kind College men's basketball team, 11.3 average. Both seasons Flor­ games for a 13.0 average and virtually no children who have a bone- The others who have had success­ you have to tie on your child so it The time around, however, Adam will be attending Eastern Connec­ ence led Manchester in scoring and handed out 203 assists for a 9.2 per marrow relapse while receiving chemo­ ful knee repairs are linebackers Boy listed in serious condition doesn't take off. was able to accept his mother's ticut State University in Williman- rebounding. game average. His assist average therapy are cured," the doctors wrote. absence with much more assurance. Keena Turner and Ed Judie, tackle "How much?" I asked the balloon tic in the fall. Florence in 1982 was voted to the was third best in New England “ Thus an isolated central nervous system By the way, the new sibling visiting CCCAA All-league first team while Lindsay Mason and safety Rick BOSTON (UPI) — A 3-year-old boy been sold so far. man. "$1.50,” he said. "$1.50," I Both MCC athletes will be NJCAA play and tops in the relapse does not carry as grave a prognosis hours are not just for children. welcome additions to the ECSU this year he gained honors at Gervais. afflicted with a incurable allergy to his own Hudson residents are also organizing a repeated. I couldn't believe my ears. CCCAA. The conference recog­ as does a bone marrow relapseortesticular Grandparents can visit, too. center on the all-league seepnd blood remained partially paralyzed in new blood drive to ensure that John can program, according to head bas­ nized Leonard's talents by naming relapse.” team. He was named to the serious condition today and residents of his continue receiving the lifegiving transfu­ ketball coach, Dan Switchenko. him to the all-league first squad Hunt top hoop Thd worst side effect of the drug was all-tournament squad at the MCC- hometown raised money to cover his sion he needs every two hours to survive. Switchenko feels, “ MCC athletes and he, too, made the all-tourney mouth sores. OF MANCNESTEII Rotary Club Classic and topped his coach In SEC, medical costs. He was listed in serious condition at are both well codched to continue team at the CCCAA Tournament. “ Methotrexate probably avoids the long­ career by being voted to the Neighbors in the town of Hudson touched Children's Hospital, where surgeons re­ CALOOR SHOPflNO PLAZA on with a collegiate athletic career MCC Coach Bernie Mulligan, JACKSON, Miss (UPI) - Lee term toxicity to the central nervous sytem all-tourney team at the recently by the plight of John Duckworth III have moved a blood clot from his brain and tried and equally well prepared to who saw his cagers wind up 14-9 led Hunt, who kept his Mississippi that is inherent in cranial irradiation," they OPEN II0N.-FRI. 10-0 contested CCCAA Tournament in boosted a bank fund in his name to more to stop cerebral bleeding on Saturday. further their academic education. by Florence and Leonard, will now Rebels in the thick of the title chasq said. Waterbury. Florence was also than $11,500 while $10 tickets to a Although his right side is paralyzed, the SA T. 10-0 It’s never a problem dealing with face the task of trying to replace almqjt until the end, has won this ' About 1,800 children in the United States co-captain of the 1982-83 squad. fundraising dinner-dance are selling boy spends his waking hours eating and an athlete who was involved with both for the 1983-84 campaign. year's top coaching honor in the quickly. suffer from acute lymphocytic leukemia, talking to his parents, who have kept a which effects the bone marrow, lymph SUN . 1 2 -S Southeastern Conference. Between $300 and $400 in tickets have bedside vigil. nodes and spleen. HunL making his debut as a head Herald photo bv Pinto coach in the rugged SEC this year, today was named SEC Basketball Coach of the Year by United Press Battle for rebountd International. Mississippi State Ben Pagan! of Paganl's Caterer? leaps "high to grab Manchester High posts honor roll SUIT YOURSELFI University's Bob Boyd was runner- up and Vanderbilt’s C M. Newton rebound against,two Donato defenders in last night's 3 Here is the second quar­ Rochelle Parrott, Mari­ Harkins. cnoel LeTourneau, Elizabeth and Auburn’s Sonny Smith tied for Rec Senior League action at Bennet gym.Donato's ter honor roll for Man­ anne Pollcastro, Matthew William Hunniford, Manl- Alex Glenn, Kristen Gus­ '‘New Spring Suite Have Arrived" Lyon. tafson, Donna Halduk, Kris­ a distant third. captured the decision. • chester High School: Relley, Amy Riley, Christine vone Infhavong, Nancy Jenifer MacGlllvary, Roy, Laura Slaan, Leslie Keller, Krisfin Link, Jennifer tin Henderson, Shana Hog- from Sloan MoHone, Douglas uersteod, Storl Howe, Amy Stevenson, Deborah Suhr. MacKenzIe, James H. Ma- Martin, Patricia McCarthy, Paul Toland, Kathy Gee, Paul Marble, Carey Huggons, David T. James, PRESTieiOUS MAKERS Grade 10 Laura McCormick, Tammy Marie Jeannette. Finfrock appointed Turner, Gina Vesho, Andrea Markham. McGee, Holly Miller, Noncy (Sorry W« em i MMitkMi NamM) HIGH HONORS Watts, Lisa Wetherell, Lisa Douglas Marshall, James Miller. Manchester trackmen KathI Albert, Eric Brown, Wilcox, Sarah Zimmerman. Marx, Ten Lee Mason, Heidi Toni Kelly, Peter Knauth, Interim director Chrlstino Colvin, Koryn Joanne Nadeau, Esther Kenneth Kopp, Deanna Krar, Mayer, Lynn Michaud, An­ Saunders, Elizabeth Sayre, Dl'v'eso, Shari Goodwin, drea MIkolowsky, Joann Susan Krupp, Poulo Ku- LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UPI) — Grade 11 Karen SIdway, Kristen Stahl, rowskl, Maureen Lacey, Ri­ LIzette Heritage, Todd Korn- Morlorfy, Hung Nguyen. Melissa Starr, Christopher FormSr University of Nevada- Las feld, Jeanne Lemleux. HIGH HONORS Robert NIghan, Doris Pat­ chard Lemleux. Chi Nguyen, Kristen Surh, Cheryl Wilson, Patri­ Vegas assistant Athletic Director place in Sectionals Christine Babbitt, Jona­ man, Sherry Patrick, Janet cia WolnarowskI, Deboroh Noone, Tamar Quickenton, than Brody, Wendy Burgess, Picard, William Proctor, Wood. Michael Lohr, David Mac- * Dennis Finfrock has been named David RIordan, John L. Rog­ Joseph Donovan, Kristen Heather Reading, Lauren Bryde, Gerald Machle, Ali­ 56-*116 ■ interim director of the school’s $30 ers, Jennifer Seise, Heidi Eib, Gordon Freckleton, Eli­ Robinson, Denise Roy. REGULAR HONORS cia McDowell, Stefonle Me- rag. *120- *220 NEW HAVEN- Manchester in-the fall, tied the sc hool record in Sullivan, Kimberly Wright. zabeth French, Sarah Kwang Soo Shon, Kathleen dynskl, Michael Memery, million, 18.000- seat Thomas-Mack Debra Acelln, Donna Ad­ High boys' indoor track team took tt)e 55-meter dash with a .06.73 Gifford. Szarek, Kristin Walt, Rosem­ amy, Brenda Allen, Wendy Julie MerMy, Jodi Metheny. Center. REGULAR HONORS Jonathon Goldick, Mar­ ary Wilson, Dana Zackin, Michelle Morris, Lee Tho­ SIZES 4-16 part in the Eastern Sectional clocking. That earned him third Robert Barber, Michelle Arnum, Rebecco Aubut, garet Harvey, April Hut­ Mark Zalcman. James Barnard, David mas Norwood, Christine place. He tied Jeff Lumpkin's Beaulieu, Susan M. Ber- chins, Janathan Kim, Allsan O'Brien, Donald Palmer, Qualifying Meet Wednesday at zenskl, Susan Besterfleld, Boshow. Southern Connecticut State Col­ maiik. Knauth, Jennifer Kahut, Cheryl Belanger, Elizabeth David Pesso, Ann Plllard, Ultra Suede Suits Falcons appoint Vicki BIske, Caltlyn Blodget, Kerri Krupen, Karen Krupp. Grade 12 Kathleen Pittsley, Jeffrey lege in New Hayen andhad-s'everal Barbara Bottomley. Bralnard, Diane Carlson, Lisa Ramanchuck, Pafri- HIGH HONORS Donna Carrier, Vicki Cos- Popik. Fritsch as coach Dussault took top honors in the Michele Carrier, Robert cla Schuhl, Wendy Strat- Looking back oh the local sports scene individuals advance to fu^rther Diana Beaulieu, Debra tagna, Lisa Christensen, Laurie Possum, William Castagno, Lisa Chatzky, Pa­ fman, Joanne Thampson, Blake, Carmen BonacorsI, ATLAN TA (U PI) — Atlanta coqjpetition. 1,500-mcMer run with a time of trick Comlns, Kristin Craft, Kennefh Willis. Leanne CIchowskI, Chris­ Prenetta, Sandra Prior, Patricia Crowley, Steven topher Conlam, Patrick Christopher Quental, Wayne OUR PRICE Falcons' Coach Dan Henning has The Indian 4 X 890-meter relay of 4:16.4 while Sullivan was fifth in Trisha Cunlitfe, Jennifer Dietz, Andrew Doughty, *299 r«g. *530 Cosgrove. Reading, William Reading, team. Back row (I. to r.) John Bob Dussault, Virinie Liscomb. the 800 at 2:04.63 and Mike Roy and Dennison, Victoria Diana. REGULAR HONORS John Dublel, Sharon DuPont. Gathering Place for years, before named Ted Fritsch, a former Christopher Downing, Diane Adamy, Anthany Flonna Cunningham, Lynn Rhodes, Brian Roberts. Muldoon, Prlmo Amadeo, Joe Sartor, Sean Sullivan and Gary Gates look Liscomb were fifth and seventh Joanne Falco, Maureen Laurie Dorna, Korrte Lyn Karen Roy, Lynne Samp­ SIZES 6-16 Charter Oak Park was developed Into Falcons' player, to serve as special James Emmerllng, Diana Barbagallo, Mary Belanger, Flanagan, Catherine Garo- fifth place with an 8:32.57 clocking. respectively in the 3,000-mete'r Flores, Dawn Gill, Cheryl Kimberly Boftone, Pafricia Demers, Scott Desmorols, son, Karen Scata, David Manchester's No.l athletic complex, Al Smith, Bob Sturgeon, Leo Johnson, teams coach and Garry Puetz as falo, Leonie Gloeser, Laura Mary Diana, Duncan Drever, Schneider, Lorna Seybolt, Many Colors To Chooso From — can Ordor Butch Wemmell advanced in the ‘ nin. Roy had a time of 9:23.62 and Girard, Ruth Glaeser, Albert Brazek, Megan Clancy, Ja­ Craven, Michelle Haw­ Gwenn Duff, Polly Floum. Wo was the Charter Oak Street play area. Jim Antonio, Gene Enrico. Kneeling, assistant offensive line coach. Harris, Julie Kane. son Clifford, Marlene Cole. thorne, Dorya Hirschfeld, Patrick Stefurok, Sean Sulli­ Fritsch, 32, was captain of high jump with Kewku Essilliffe, Liscomb a 9:29.91 clocking. The 4 Susan King, Brian J

Training 5 feJ- 0 against Big East opponents Camp Scoreboard M By Dove Roffo 87-85. UPl Sports Writer In Other games involving top- 20 Notes teams. No. 2 Virginia crushed They’re taking college basket­ Wake Forest 107-74, third-ranked south Klrton,Von, 18:58; Watters, Win, 18:68 Nets 124/ Rockets 85 Clemson 93, Duke 86 •* -Hi ball seriously in Boston these days, Louisville trimmed Virginia Tech Second period— 3, Vancouver, Rota 28 James Madison 80, US Internatl 53 and with good reason. 73-64, and No. 10 North Carolina (Lanz, Smvl), 13:32. Penalties— Butcher, Louisville 73, Virginia Tech 64 \ 1 ' : Boston College, ranked 13th in Hockey Van, 11:04; MacLeon, Win, 11:59; HOUSTON (SS) ' No. Carolina 85i (Georgia Tech 73 slugged Georgia Tech 85-73. Babych, Win, 12:40; Williams, Baiiev 4-7 5-7 13, W. Woiker 4*10 2-2 10, Pembroke 71, Atlantic Chrstn 66 the nation, continued its roll At Greensboro, N.C., Ralph Van, C. Jones 2-5 GO 4, Teagie 4*11 GO 8, So. Carolina 52, DePaul 51 Wednesday night with an 87-85 Sampson scored 28 points and Smaliey sidelined 14:56; TantI, Van, 18:05. Leoveii 7-15 1-2 15, Hayes 3-9 3-4 9, Valdosta St. 79, Tenn-Martln 76 Third period— No scoring. Penalties— overtime Big East victory over No. Pauitz 3-7 GO 6, Murphy 2-10 2-2 6, Virginia 107, Wake Forest 74 broke open a close game midway NHLstandIngs Halward, Van, malor, 4:51; Lukowich, Bryant 4-10 202 10, Henderson 1-2 04 2, William & Mary 70, Delaware 58 16 Georgetown. The Eagles’ win, through the first half to lead Win, malor, 4:51; Smyl, Van, 7:34; M. Jones 1-1 04 2. Totals 3547 15-19 85. Wingate 74, Guilford 72 their 10th in the last 12 games, By United Press International MacLeon, Win, 8:43; McCarthy, Van, NEW JERSEY (124) Midwest Virginia to its Atlantic Coast Braves and given a tryout by the Woles Conference malor (misconduct), 11:22; Monn, came before a crowd of 14,141 — White Sox. "It had become a Patrick Division Williams 6-11 3-5 15, King 8-13 1-2 17, Ball St. 93, Kent St. 65 Conference rout. Sampson scored Win, Dawkins 7-12 0-2 14, Birdsong 5-13 1-1 11, Bowling Green 90, Central Mich 82 the first sellout crowd for college Veteran shortstop Roy Smalley show.” W L T Pis. OP OA malor (misconduct), 1:22; Watters, Win, 16 first-half points as the Cavaliers x-Phllodelph 41 IS 8 90 265 176 Richardson 34 04 6, Cook 6-13 2-2 14, Dayton 97, Long Island U. 65 basketball at Boston Garden in is expected to anchor the left side White Sox co-owner Jerry Reins- 16:(>8; Butcher, Van, 18:26. O'Koren 44 1-2 9, F. Walker 4-5 04 8, Miami(Ohlo) 73, Northern III. 59 overcame a seven-point deficit td x-NY Islondrs 32 22 12 76 240 190 Shots on goal— Vancouver 15-7-8— Phillips 5-7 04 10, GmlnskI 54 4-5 14, over 30 years. of the New York Yankees’ infield dorf arrived for a two-day look at x-Woshlnotn 30 21 14 74 250 228 Nebraska 60, Kansas 58 take a 53- 36 halftime lead. John 30, Elmore 3-5 04 6. Totals 56-9912-19 124. Ohio U. 62, E. Michigan 60 this season, but first he must take N Y Rongers 28 27 9 65 254 236 Winnipeg 9-13-9— 31. John Garris led BC with 25 points Toms led the struggling Deacons' his team and watched the club go Pittsburgh 15 44 8 38 213 334 Houston 20 24 19 22— 85 Oklahoma 67, towa St. 65(ot) care of his own left side. through several hours of drills. Goalies— Vancouver, Garrett. Win­ New Jersey 22 31 33 38— 124 Rio Grande 81, FIndtay 73 and Michael Adams added 19, with 22 points. New Jersey 12 40 13 37 179 268 nipeg, Fouled out— None. Total fouls— Smalley, 30. underwent an emer­ The world champion St. Louis Adams Division Hayward. A— 11,776. St. John's 85. Bethel 71 including the game- winning At Blacksburg, Va., Charles x-Boston 41 14 8 90 259 175 Houston Toledo, 81, W. Michigan 63 basket in overtime. The Eagles, Jones scored 20 points to lead gency appendectomy at Imperial Cardinals completed their second X-Montreal 34 19 12 80 286 227 17, New Jersey 18. Rebounds— Houston 31 Wisconsin 85, Michigan 70 Point Hospital in Fort Lauderdale, x-Butfalo 31 22 12 74 249 215 (Haves 8), New Jersey 61 (Williams 13). Xavier 76, Niagara 73 21-5 overall and 11- 4 in the Big Louisville to the 1,000th triumph ini day of workouts for the full squad, Assists— Houston 23 (Leavell 7), New Fla., Wednesday. He began feeling with three key players still un­ Quebec. 28 26 11 67 273 268 North Stars4/Blues4 East, avenged a 69- 67 loss to the school history. ’The Cards also Hartford 16 43 6 38 212 323 Jersey 43 (Cooke 11). Technicals— Hoyas Jan. 29 and moved into a abdominal pains late Tuesday signed. Outfielders Willie McGee New snapped a 19-game home winning Campbell Confei'ence St. Louis 0 1 3— 4 Jersey coach Brown 2. A — 10,173. second-place tie in the league with streak for Virginia Tech. Rodneyi night at the Yankees’ spring and David Green and pitcher Dave Norris Division Minnesota i 2 1— 4 training camp and complained W L T Pts. OF GA St. John’s. Villanova is on top at McCray added 15 points for the LaPoint, all of whom are partici­ x-Chlcago 39 17 9 87 276 223 First period— 1, Minnesota, Bellows 27 Soccer about them again Wednesday after pating in the workouts, have not (Broten, Payne), 2:53. Penalties— 12-3. Cardinals, 26-3 overall and 11-0 in x-AAInnesota 33 17 15 81 262 229 M ax­ Lakers 127/Bucks 117 "The last time, they got the last a meeting with representatives of signed but all said they were close St. Louis 20 33 14 54 237 267 the Metro Conference, includingi Toronto 20 32 11 51 235 264 well, Min, 11:11; Anderson,’ StL, 16:53; shot down there and made it, ” said the Major League Players to an agreement. Plett, Min, 17:38; Lapointe, StL, 17:38; LOS ANGELES (127) two free throws and a slam-dunk, Detroit 17 33 15 49 213 265 Mandich, Min, 19:04. Garris, who shot 5-for- 5 from the Association. Montreal Manager Bill Virdon Smythe Division Rombls 2-3 1-2 5, Wilkes 13-X 1-2 27, after the Hokies pulled to within Second period— 2, Minnesota, MacA­ Abdul-Jabbar 13-17 4-4 X, E. Johnson 15- MISLstandings “ The surgery was very success­ announced that Steve Rogers, Edmonton 37 19 11 85 351 270 dam field, 15-for-17 from the line and 65-60 with 1: iO left. Keith Colbert Calgary 27 X 9 63 268 268 X 4-5 34, Nixon 4-14 0-0, Cooper 2-5 0-0 4, grabbed a team- high 11 rebounds. scored 17 points to lead Virginia ful and the operation took less than Scott Sanderson, Bill Gullickson Winnipeg 25 33 8 58 242 277 11 (Eaves, Douglas), 11:36.3, Minnesota, Worthy 8-13 G2 16, C. Johnson G1 1-2 1, Eastern Division U Pl photo an hour,” said Bill Bergesch, the Ciccarelli 31 (Roberts, Smith), 18:13. 4, Jones 1-3 0-0 2, Landsberger 0-0 0-0 0. W L Pet. GB "It looked like they might take it Tech, 20-9 and 6-5. and Charlie Lea will start the Los Angeles 23 32 10 56 245 278 St. Louis, Sutter 38 (Brownschidle, Yankees’ vice president, of the Expos’ first four exhibition games, Vancouver 22 32 11 55 229 257 Totals 5G96 11-17 127.' Baltimore 22 8 .7X — again, but we just held on when we At Atlanta, Michael Jordan, x-clindied playoff berth Federko), 1.8:59. Penoltlee- MILWAUKEE (117) Cleveland X 12 .6X 3 RON BREWER LOOKS UNHAPPY had to. You have to remember procedure performed by Dr. Ri­ beginning Saturday. Virdon ex­ Hartsburg, M. Johnson 6-13 4-5 16, Mix 5-12 1-11, Chicago X 14 .588 4 scored 24 points to pace North. (Top four In each division aualify for Min, 1:06; LemleuX, Sfll, 1:43; Payne, what got you the lead in the first chard Schultz. “ He came out of it pects those four and one more Stonley Cup playoffs.) Lister IGIO 7-12 27. Ford 3-7 1-1 7, New York 17 15 .531 6 . . .after he missed rebound try Carolina to an easy ACC victory. Min, 5:43; Anderson, StL, 8:15; Crom- Moncrief 7-16 7-8 21, Bridgeman G1 0-0 0, Buffalo 15 17 .469 8 very well. The doctor said if he had pitcher to comprise his starting Wednesday's Results been, StL, 18:01. place.” The Tar Heels, ahead 32-27 at one. Edmonton 5, Washington 3 Winters 3-7 0-0 7, Pressey 6-8 GO 12, Pittsburgh 13 18 .419 9V7 Georgetown fell to 19-8 an^ 9- 5 in waited another day the appendici­ rotation during the National Third period— 5, St. Louis, Reeds 1 Catchings GO 0-0 0, Criss 3-7 2-2 8, Memphis 13 19 .406 10 time, extended their lead to 23, Philadelphia 2, Toronto 2 (tie) (Patev, Romoge), 3:35. 6, MInnesoto, the league. Michael Jackson led tis might have ruptured and it League season. Chicago 5, Los Angeles 3 Mokeski 4-4 0-0 6. Totals 47-85 22-29 117. Western Division points in the second half. Sam, St. Lculs 4, Minnesota 4 (tie) Smith 22 (Douglas), 6:40. 7, St. Louis, Los Angolos 3 5 X 3 7 30— 127 Kansas City 19 12 .613 — the Hoyas with 26 points and center would have been a more difficult Seaver, who is expected to be the Reeds 2 (Federko, Sutter), 14:23. 8, St. Milwaukee 34 29 X 26— 117 San Diego 19 13 .594 V? Magic wins out Perkins added 16 points and 16 Vancouver 3, Winnipeg 0 Louis, Sutter 39 (Reeds, Federko), 17:09. Pat Ewing finish^ with 16 points, operation. Mets’ opening-day pjtcher on April Thursday's Games Three-point goals— Winters. Fouled Phoenix 18 15 .545 2 rebounds for North Carolina, Penalty-Federko, StL, 8:52. out St. Louis 16 14 . 533 2V2 14 rebounds and she blocked shots "There’s a chance he will be 15, will be starting Friday when the (All Times EST) Shots on goal-St. Louis 15-8-15— 38, F which remained tied for the ACC Quebec at Detroit, 7:35 p.m. — None. Total fouls-Los Angeles Wichita 15 15 .500 3V2 before fouling out with seven lead with Virginia at 11-2. working out in two weeks and he Mets play the first of five intras­ Buftalo at Boston3p.mm. Minnesota 11-18-8— 37. X, Golden Bay 9 21 .300 9’/2 could be perfectly well in three quad games. Ed Lynch will oppose Goalies— St. Louis, LIut. Minnesota, Milwaukee 22. Rebounds— LosAngeles 36 Los Angeles 5 X .152 15 minutes remaining. Boston Col­ Elsewhere, Anthony Jenkins, Washington at N.Y. Rangers,7:35p.m. Meloche. A — 13,531. against juggler Toronto at N.Y. Islanders,8:05p.m. (Abdul-Jabbar, E. Johnson, Worthy 7), Wednesday's Results Seaver. lege outscored Georgetown 37- 17 scored a career-high 30 points and, weeks. He expects to leave the Milwaukee 39 (Lister 12). Assists— Los St. Louis 5, Phoenix 4 (OT) hospital Saturday or Sunday.” Shortstop Fred Manrique and Friday's Game from the foul line. Chris Michael added 16 to lift' Pittsburgh at Buffalo Angeles 32 (E. Johnson 15), Milwaukee Wichito 8, Buffalo 3 V pitcher Mercedes Esquer signed 29 (Ford 8). Technical fouls— Milwoukee Thursday's Games "In the end, they just got the " I think he’ll be ready for the By Jeff Hansen ) Bucks never came closer than Clemson to a 93-86 victory over, assistant coach Klllilea 2. A-11,052. (All Times EST) breaks and we didn’t,” Ewing said. start of the regular season,” said with the Toronto Blue Jays, UPl Sports Writer ' eight points the rest of the way. Duke; Kenny Holmes’ baseline AHL standings Los Angeles at Baltimore. 7 :X p.m. Yankees Manager Billy Martin. " I leaving six players from their Memphis at Chicago, 8:35p.m. It wasn’t billed as the “ greatest In other games. New Jersey “ We tried our best as a team. It jumper with four seconds left gave. Basketball just didn’t come out the way we wouldn’ t be surprised to see him 39-man winter roster still to be Norttiern Konsos City ot Golden Bay, 11:05 p.m. show on earth,” but Wednesday bombed Houston 124-85, Dallcis South Carolina a 52-51 win over. Suns110,Spurs106 Friday’s (Games wanted.” ready in two or three weeks.” signed. W L T Pti. GF GA night’s game between the Los stopped Seattle 108-105, Phoenix DePaul; and Ricky Olson ended a Fredericton 37 21 82 289 223 San Diego at New York The 30-year-old Smalley hit .257 At West Palm Beach, Fla., the 8 Chicago at Pittsburgh Angeles Lakers and Milwaukee defeated San Antonio 110-106, Adams dropped in an 18-foot 5 scoring slump with a career- high Nova Scotio 31 28 5 67 300 267 NBA standings SAN ANTONIO (106) jumper with 2:05 remaining in with 20 home runs and 67 RBI for Atlanta Braves participated in an Maine X 27 7 67 259 248 Banks 7-10 3-4 17, Jones 34 3-3 9, Baltimore at Memphis Bucks featured a magician and a Denver beat Golden State 128- 108, U Pl photo 25 points, including three three-, Buffalo at St. Louis overtime to give the Eagles an the Yankees last year in 142 games intrasquad game and manager Joe Adirondack 29 31 5 63 269 281 Gilmore 5-14 9-10 19, Gervin 10-24 9-11 31, juggler. and Portland edged San Diego point goals,, to lead Wisconsin to an Moncton 24 33 5 53 223 244 Eastern Conference , Dunleavy 2-4 1-2 , Phoenix at Wichita after coming to them in a trade Torre announce his pitching lineup Moore 4-9 04 8 6 Magic won. 104-102. 86-85 edge. Garris hit a free throw PAT EWING GOES HIGH 82-70 Big' Ten triumph over Sherbrooke 20 40 4 44 230 285 Atlantic Division Sanders 4-14 3-4 11, Pheglev 1-5 2-2 4, with Minnesota. He is expected to for Saturday's Grapefruit League Southern W L Pet. GB " I f Neilie isn’t the best, he’s Nets 124, Rockets 85 with three seconds left to make it . . .over B.C’s Jay Murphy Michigan. Rains 0-1 1-2 1, Robinson 0-1 04 0. Totals be the club’s regular shortstop but opener against Montreal. Phil Rochester 39 20 7 85 314 262 Philadelphia 50 7 .877 — 36-88 31-38 106. right up there,” said Los Angeles At East Rutherford, N.J., Albert Hershev 31 29 4 245 251 Boston 42 15 .737 6 PHO ENIX (110) Transactions Niekro, Pete Falcone, Rick Mahler 66 Coach Pat Riley after his counter­ King scored 17 points to lead seven may also see action at first base New Haven X 26 6 66 255 249 New Jersey 37 21 .6X 13V2 Lucas 4-10 2-2 10, Nance 11-15 54 27, and third base. and Craig McMurtry will pitch St. Catharins 29 32 5 63 278 295 New York 28 X .463 22V3 Adams 10-18 2-2 22, Dovls 10-22 1-2 21, part, Don Nelson, used a patch- New Jersey scorers in double Baseball Billie Jean At Tampa, Fla., Cincinnati Reds against the Expos: Baltlnr>ore 27 X 9 63 290 X I Washington 25 31 .446 24>/2 Johnson 5-7 4-4 14, Kramer 04 04 0, Los Angeles — Signed reliever Tom work lineup but saw his Bucks lose figures. The Rockets, iosers of nine Binohannton 28 X 6 62 253 269 Central Division Macy 4-7 1-1 9, High 04 04 0, White 0-1 At Vero Beach, Fla., the Los Niedenfuer too one-year contract. to Magic Johnson and the Lakers of 10 games, have now lost 12 pitcher Charlie Puleo, obtained Springfield 26 34 5 57 233 263 Milwaukee 39 X .661 — 1-2 1, Pittman 02 4-4 4, ThIrdkIII 04 2-2 Toronto — Signed' shortstop Oriole camp quieter from the New York Mets in the Angeles Dodgers signed relief Wednesday’s Results Atlanta 29 29 .5X 9V2 2, Scott 04 04 0. Totals 44-86 22-25 110. Fred 127-117 at Milwaukee. "H e’sdonea straight on the road. loses home, pitcher Tom Niedenfuer to a Fredericton 3, Sherbrooke 1 Detroit 28 X .483 IOV2 Son Antonio 19 31 29 27— 106 Manrique and pitcher Mercedes Es- great job juggiing his lineup and Mavericks 108, SuperSonics 105 Tom Seaver trade, underwent Springfield 7, Adirondack 7 (OT) Chicago X 39 .339 19 Phoenix 30 28 23 29— no Quer. one-year contract and continued dealing with all these injuries.” At Dallas, Kelvin Ransey hit two arthroscopic surgery on his right Baltimore 9, Hershev 3 Indiana 16 42 .276 22V2 Three-point goals— Gervin 2; Dun- College M IAM I (U P l) — Without Earl Weaver around knee Wednesday and is expected to negotiating with N L Rookie of the Binghamton 3r Maine 2 Cleveland IS 43 .259 23'/2 leavy. Cornell — Named Jim Fraser football Johnson scored a season-high 34 free throws with three seconds Western Conference wins match anymore, you’d swear you’re in the public be sidelined about two weeks. Year Steve Sax. Sax, the lone Rochester 8. New Hoven 5 Fooled out— Gervlo, Jones. Total fouls— defensive line coach. poi.its and Kareem Abdul- Jabbar remaining to help the Mavericks to reading library. Thursdoy's Games Midwest Division San Antonio 27, Phoenix 29. Rebounds— Oregon — Basketball coach Jim Haney Puleo. 28, was 9-9 with a 4.47 ERA Dodgers holdout, earned 340,000 Sherbrooke at Nova Scotia W L Pet. GB Son Antonio 43 (Gilmore 11), Phoenix 42 resigned, effective after the season. added 30 to pace the Lakers. Without him here in the Baltimore Orioles' Maine at Springfield San Antonio 36 24 .6X — INGLEWOOD, Calif. (U P l) - last year with the Mets. He led the last season and is reportedly (Nonce 11). Assists— San Antonio 20 Football Nelson’s job has been compli­ camp, the biggest difference you notice imme­ Sports Friday’s Games Dallas X 29 .508 5V2 (Moore 8), Phoenix 28 (Davis 9). Atlanta — Named Ted Fritsch speciol Billie Jean King treated her team in starts and innings pitched. asking 3200,000 this season. The Moncton at New Haven Denver 31 X .506 5V2 Technical fouls-San Antonio cated because Miiwaukee centers diately is that it’s quieter. A lot quieter. teams coach and Garry Puetz assistant firs(-round opponent in a 3165,000 In Sarasota, Fla., pitcher Al Dodgers have countered with an Binghamton ot Stierbrooke Konsas City 28 29 .491 6V2 coach offensive line coach. Bob Lanier and DaveCowens, both NBA roundup There isn’t that much give and take between the Parade Utah 21 39 .350 15 Albeck; Lucas. A— 10466. tennis tournament much the same Hrabosky said he will close his offer of 3140,000. Green Bay — Moved wide receiver out earlier this season, are side­ players and their new manager, Joe Altobelli, as Houston 11 48 .186 24'/2 Fred Nixon off iniured reserve onto no- lined again. Swingman Junior way the Pacific Ocean treated her Milt RIchman long-running performance of "The At Bradenton, Fla., the Pitts­ Oilers 5, Capitals 3 Pacific Division recatl waivers. there was between tbe placers and Weaver in the Mad Hungarian” and abandon the burgh Pirates field their first full Los Angeles 42 15 .737 — Bridgeman, who only recently their fourth straight triumph. It beachfront home. Big East New Orleans — Signed wide receiver 14->A seasons he guided them. It’s not that mound antics that earned him that workout of 1983 spring training, but Phoenix 36 24 .600 7>/2 Eugene Goodlow to a multi-year con­ returned to action, reinjured his was the 30th victory this year for The tournament is sponsored by Edmonton 1 2 2->5 Portland 35 24 .593 6 tract. Altobelli is any stranger to them, either. He nickname — if he makes the team. pitcher Enrique Romo was still left ankle Wednesday night and Dallas, the first time the franchise Carta Blanca. Woshington 1 1 1—3 Seattle 32 28 .533 IIV 2 Washington — Signed linebacker Rich certainly knows most of them because he ' "The last few years, I was only AWOL. He was last heard from First period— 1, Edmonton, Messier 42 Golden State 23 37 .383 X V 2 BC 87, Georgetown 85 Milot. played only eight minutes. has reached that mark, and it Playing just hours after pound­ (Anderson, Habscheld),4:40.2, Washing­ managed in the Orioles’ organization for 11 years doing it because people expected Feb. 22, when he reported one of his San Diego X 40 .3X 23V2 Washington (USFL) — Signed receiver Alton Lister, who started at moved the Mavericks a game over ing waves destroyed her 3^,000 ton, N o w 14 (Theberge, Gustafsson), Wednesdoy's Results Joe Walters. at every rung of the ladder and also served as one players. We keep being asked the difference GEORGETOWN (85) center for the Bucks, had a the .500 mark. Malibu home. King washed away ine to,” said Hrabosky, 33, re­ children was suffering from 9:34. Penalties— Langwav, Was, New Jersey 124, Houston 65 Wingate 5-11 2-3 12, Martin 2-10 2-2 6, of Weaver’s coaches for a time. between him and Joe. Maybe the difference is leased fast August by the Atlanta chicken pox. 5:01; Los Angeles 127, Milwaukee 117 Ewing 6-12 44 16, Jackson 10-16 6-7 26, career-high 27 points against Suns 110, Spurs 106 Betsy Nagelsen 6- 2,6-1 Wednesday Lumlev, Edm, 7:54; Maruk, Was, 7:54; Altobelli handles the Orioles altogether differ­ we’ll finish first this year instead of second the Dalles 108, Seattle 105 G. Smith 2-5 G1 4, Jones 2-4 G2 4, Abdul-Jabbar. Sidney Moncrief At Phoenix, Ariz., Larry ^ance night. During the afternoon, the Anderson, Edm, 9:X. Phoenix 110, San Antonio 106 Broadnax 5-8 1-2 11, Blue G1 0-0 0, Dunn ently than. Weaver did. Weaver nipped at their way we did last.” Secondperiod— 3, Edmonton, Lumley9 had 21 and Marques Johnson 16. stole an inbounds pass and scored a home, owned by King but rented to Portland 104, San Diego 102 G1 GO 0, Dalton GO 1-3 1, Morris 2-2 1-2 heels all the time, like a scrappy little bulldog. Singleton didn’t mean that as any rap at (Roulston, Pouzar), 2:57. 4, Edmonton, Denver IX , Golden State 108 5. Totals 34-70 17-X 85. Football " I f there was ever a time I layup with 35 seconds left to propel an attorney, was crushed by 20- Huddv 18 (Anderson, Habscheid), 5:57.5, Thursday’s Games Altobelli is more tbe Great Dane. Smoother and Weaver. He was simply saying that it was Washington, Gustafsson 18 (Langwav, BOSTON COLLEGE (67) needed Junior, it probabiy was the Suns. Ceorge Gervin had 31 foot waves as a vicious storm quieter. (All Times EST) Murphy 6-12 8-8 X, Clark 3-10 4-4 10, possible a few of the Orioles’ younger players Inverrary course Gartner), 10:09. Penalties— Houston, Washington at Atlanta, 7:35 p.m. Garris 5-5 15-17 X, Pressley 3-5 GO , M. tonight,” Nelson said. ” I had some points for San Antonio. pounded California for the second 6 The players saw that for themselves when he would do better under Altobelli. Nothing wrong Was, Kansas City at Detroit, 8:10 p.m. Adams G13 G4 19, B. Adams G1 0 2 0, matchup problems. He sprained Nuggets 128, Warriors 108 day. double minor, 7:19; Semenko, double Cleveland at Utah, 9 :X p.m. USFL standings greeted the first contingent two weeks ago. with that. O'Shea GG 2-3 2, MacCready GG 1-2 1, the same ankle and will probably At Oakland, Calif., Kiki Vande- The house was disputed in King’s minor, 7:19; Now , Was, 10:57; Coffey, Friday’s (»ames Primus G3 GG 0, Talley 0-4 4-6 4, Crevier Altobelli’s opening speech to the players was If you ask Altobelli how he feels following a man Edm, 12:11; Hughes, Edm, 17:25. Philadelphia at Boston be out five to seven days. I had weghe’s 33 points led fast-breaking celebrated legal battle last year GO GG 0. Totals 25-63 37-46 87. Atlantic Division brief, low key and right to the point. who became a legend with the Orioles, a man who Third period— 6, Washington, Ha­ Los Angeles at Washington Halftime— Boston Coiiege 47-41. Fouled W L T Pet. PF PA hoped to get him 20 to 25 minutes.” Denver to its fifth triumph in a row with ajesbian lover. to Jack’s worth Houston at Atlanta out— Martin, Ewing, Smith, Talley. Total Boston 0 0 0 .OX X X "Gentlemen,” he addressed them, "w e ’ve got liking Milwaukee trailed 93-91 with 29 to go over .500. “ It’s a good idea to go play never piayed a single day in the majors but did so 19 (Corpenter, Gustafsson), 5:19. 7, New Jersey at Chicago fouls— Georgetown31, Boston CollegeX. New Jersey 0 0 0 .OX X X pitching depth; we’ve got catching depth; we’ve Edmonton, Anderson 42 (Gretzky, Milwaukee at Dallas seconds left in the third period. But Trail Blazers 104, Clippers 102 tennis,” said King, who lives with well managing Baltimore that be is an eventual Rebounds— (Georgetown 42 (Ewing 14), Philadelphia 0 0 0 .OX X X got infield and outfield depth. We’ve got depth in Mes­ Indiana at Kansas City Boston College 40 (Garris 11). Assists— Washington 0 0 0 .OX X X the Lakers scored the last two her husband in nearby Marina del candidate for tbe Hall of Fame, the Orioles’ new sier), 14:23. 8, Edmonton, Gretzky 56 Golden State at Phoenix . At San Diego, Calvin Natt scored every department. Weoughtta win by 10games.” LAUDERHILL, Fla. (UPl) - cated throughout the PG A’s se­ Georgetown 8 (Smith 3), Boston College Central Division baskets of the period and the first Rey. “ It’s good therapy in the manager tells you he feels "comfortable.” (Coffey, KurrI), 19:26. P e n a l t i e s — San Antonio ot San Diego 13 (Talley 4) Technical— Boston College Birmingham 0 0 0 .OX X X 24 points and Jim Paxson added 19 With that, Rick Dempsey, the Orioles’ veteran Eleven years after its inaugura­ cond stadium course and a per­ Hunter, Edm, 5:12; Gould, Was, 14:13. Denver at Portland two of the final quarter for a 101-91 wake of something like this. “ I know that’s a dangerous word to use, but so coach Williams; Georgetown Chicago 0 0 0 .OX X X to lift Portland and help snap the catcher sitting in a comer of the clubhouse near tion as the Jackie Gleason Classic, manent grandstand is being built Shots on goal— Edmonton 11-12-7— coach Michigan 0 0 0 .OX X X lead, with Johnson getting the final “ This is just great. The waves far everything has been comfortable,” he X, Trail Blazers’ three-game losing the shower room, suddenly fell off his chair. the PGA Inverrary tournament into hillsides around the 18th Nuggets 128/ Warriors 108 Thompson. A— 14,141. Tampo Boy 0 0 0 .OX X X J^ree hoops in the string. The are coming up to the bedroom in elaborates. “ No muss, no fuss. But you know Washington 9-11-6— 26. Pacific Division streak. Everyone laughed, including Altobelli. starts its final run today with a top green. Goaltenders— Edmonton, Moog. one house and the other house is something; I never saw a bad spring training. Not Arizona 0 0 0 .OX X X When I heard that story, I found myself Held that includes its all-time But Inverrary will always keep W a­ DENVER (IX) Denver 0 0 0 .OX X X gone. One is flooding, the other is here, and don’t forget I ’ve been in this camp six shington, RIggin. A-18,1X. English 10-22 3-4 X , Vandeweghe 14-24 Local basketball wondering why Dempsey had reacted the way he money- winner, Jack Nicklaus. its place in the memories of fans Los Angeles 0 0 0 .OX X X sayonara. That’s what you get for times. It’s not like I ’m coming here for the first S-5 X , Issel 9-16 4-5 2Z Dunn 2-6 4-4 8, Oakland 0 0 0 .OX X X did. Ballpiayers like to joke and kid around, ' “ I obviously have some very and the pros who played' its R.Williams 3-9 4-6 10, Schayes 2-4 04) 4, liking the ocean. That’s life. I ’ll time.” McKinney 5-8 04) 10, Hanziik 1-3 GO 2, Senior Sunday's Games sometimes merely to relieve the tension or to good memoriesof Inverrary,” said concrete canyons. Flyers2, Maple Leafs2 (All Times EST) survive.” Weaver, now a consultant for the Orioles, Gondrezick 4-6 G1 8, Ray 1-1 2-24, Evans Donato's Lounge outlasted Pagani's, Boston at Tampo Boy, 1 :X p.m. Blues lost coach show their feelings about a statement or situation Nicklaus during Wednesday’s pro- The tournament began as the G2 04) 0, Robisch 0-0 44 4. Totals 51-101 Which is more than Nagelsen did showed up here in camp last week but did not stay 101-95, and Irish Agency outgunned Chicago at Washington, 1:30 p.m. which they regard as overblown. Did Dempsey am competition. " I ’ve played very Jackie Gleason Inverrary Classic Philadelphia o 11— 2 26-31 IX . Green Hardware, 106-103, Wednesday Oakland at Arizona, 3 p.m. in the tournament. The 39- year-old long. He wanted to get some of his spring duties GOLDEN STATE OOi) have some feeling about Altobelli’s prediction well here over the years.” amid much fanfare in 1972. The Toronto 0 0 2— 2 night at Bennet. Don Carlos had 33 Philadelphia at Denver, 3 p.m. King simply overpowered her straightened out with General Manager Hank First period — No scoring. Johnson 4-7 2-6 10, Lloyd 9-X GO 18, beinj^' overly exaggerated? So I asked the Orioles’ ; In 11 appearances and 42 rounds entertainer’s connection with the Carroll 1G25 2-5 2Z Brewer S-14 44 14, points, Tom Meggers 27, Dan Moore 21 New Jersey at Los Angetes, 4 p.m. 22-year-old opponent. Peters and before he did that, he talked briefly Penalties— and Joe Combria 17 for Donato's while Monday's Gome but won out on ice recei ■' i what was it the Orioles’ new manager at Inverrary, Nicklaus has tourney endured happily until the Korn, Tor, 5:52; Evorak, Phil, .11:13; Romar 3-5 1-1 7, S.Williams GO 0-0 (), Duane and David Milner had 35 and 17 Michigan at Birmingham, 8 p.m. with Altobelli and a few players who were on $he broke a 1-1 tie in the first set {pnassed'3260,238 — an average of late 1970s, when the promoters Carson, Phil, 13:49; Hoffmeyer, Phil, Short 7-18 24 16, Conner 30 GO 6, Floyd tallies respectively for Pagani's with had said that caused him to fall off his chaif ? hand. 18:35. 3-7 8-8 14, Engler G1 GO 0, Smith G2 1-2 with victories in five of the next six ^ ,6 5 8 per tournament — which is decided a commercial connection Mike Robinson adding 14 markers and By Roberto Dios "H e said he thought we had good catching,” “ Quite the contrary to whatever everybody Second period— 1, Philadelphia, Pad- 1. Totals* 44-105 X - X 108. Walt Adamy and Charlie Russo 10 opened the scoring 2:53 into the games, breaking Nagelsen’s ser­ more than some pros earn in a and the money it provided was dock 2 (Clarke, Cochrane), 5:()6. Denver 32 37 34 2S>-1X UPl Spdrts Writer answered the Orioles’ receiver. "E arl never said thinks, Earl and I have been friends all these apiece. Shorty Davis gunned home 42 game with his 27th goal of the vice twice. In the second set King i|fetime. more important than Gleason’s Penalties— Palmateer,*Tor, 8:08 Golden State 29MX32-~10e points, Robert Lee 27, Jim Kuhn 15and that in eight years. Earl never complimented us years,” Altobelli says. “ He’s not going to be an (served Total fouls— Denver X, Golden State27. season and Al MacAdam made it lost the first game but then reeled • The tournament, which moves to name and severed their relation­ Pete Romano 12 for Irish while John Tennis on anything; When people asked him about us, easy act to follow. This is a ball club that has been by Ihnacak); Palmateer, Tor, Rebounds— Denver 66 (English 12), Niekrash sank 26 points, Tom Plefka The St. Louis filues lost their 2-0 at 11:36. Dino Ciccarelli off victories in the next six games, a different course next year, also ship with him. 17:04 Golden State 46 (Lloyd 11). Assists— coach Wednesday night but won he’d compliment us,” Dempsey added. “ But he averaging 90 victories a year, but I think mnUng Denver 32 (R.Wiltiami 13), Golden Stole 22, Jeff Gott 19, SteveChotiner 14. Rich •••••••••••••••••••••• stretched Minnesota’s lead to 3-0 breaking Nagelsen three times, for has drawn Monday’s Doral winner A similar relationship was re­ (served by Ihnacak). Haydasz 12 and Mike Mlstretto 10 for never told us personally.” here is a good break for me. The year and a half I Third period— 2, Toronto, Daoust 13 25 (Romar 10). A— 6,SC). the game anyway, thanks to a with his 31st goal of the season on a the match victory. Gary Koch, defending champion cently ended in Tucson, Ariz., Hardware. S75,0X WCT Tdumament general manager who wasn’t ex­ Practically every writer and broadcaster who spent coaching with the Yankees is going to help (Nylund), 0:07. 3, Toronto, Valve 44 power play at 18:13 of the second In the other featured match. No. Rale Irwin, and 1980 winner when Jee Garagiola pulied his (Daoust), 4:07.4, Philadeiphio, Taylor 7 At Cairo, Egypt, Morch 2 actly a newcomer behind the shows up at the Orioles’ training quarters wants me. I got to know the players in the league. Maybe Second Round period. 2 seed Chris Evert Lloyd routed Johnny Miller. Also on hand are name off that city’s tourney in (Clarke, Propp), 8:27. Penaltles-None. Mavericks 108/ Sonics 105 Midget bench. to know from the players how they feel about the my getting fired by the Giants in 1979 help ^, too. Angel Gimenez, Spain, def. Rod North Stars goaltender Gilles South Africa’s liana Kloss 6-2, Tom Weiskopf, Ray Floyd, Calvin Bucks topped the Spurs, 19-11, end Frawley, Australia, 6-2, 6-2; Manuel difference between Weaver and Altobelli.- Never favor of a corporate sponsor. Shots on goal— Philadeiphio 7-13-8x- the 76ers upended the Celtics, 19-16, A fter Blues Coach Barclay Meloche stopped Alain Lemieux on Evert played an almost flawless Everything that has happened to me since then 28, SEATTLE OOS) Orantes, Spain, def. Jose Lopez Moeso, mind that tbe players haven’t really had time yet Peete, Andy Bean and Bobby Gleason’s unhappiness began Wednesday night at Mahoney Rec Spain, 6-3, 6-1; Juan Avendano, Spain, Plager was forced to leave after a penalty shot early in the second match in registering her 44-minute has been positive. From the Giants, I went to the Toronto 6-4-8— 18. Shelton 6-10 4-4 16, Vranes 3-8 54 11 , Center. Mike Sordo had 13 points and to offer any definitive answer, the curiosity still is <;iampett. when the Tournament Players Goalies— Philadelphia, Froese. To­ SIkma 7-18 44 18, Williams 18-31 2-6 38, def. Michael Westphol, West Germany, 7- being cut by flying pieces of period. victoi7 . She broke out to a 4-0 lead Yankees and from the Yankees I came here." Jason Stanizzi and Brian Crombie there. • The only top players missing are Championship replaced his classic ronto, Smith 3-5 0-0 6, Kelser (H) 04 0, Brown 5- 6, 3-6, 6-3; Gian Luca RinaidinI, Italy, Plexiglas during a scuffle with an in the first set with three service That’s Joe Altobelli for you. He doesn’ t shout Palmateer. A — 16,X2. 13 04 10, Howes 1-3 04 2, Donaldson 1-3 played well for the Bucks while Chris def. Hans Kary, Austria, 6-1, 6-1; Henrik Oilers 5, Capitals 3 "W e are getting tired of being asked the Tom Watson, who doesn’t like to at Inverrary in 1976. Ironically, Conklin and Steve Joyner played well Sundstroem, Sweden, def. Costetia, unruly fan, ^ St. Louis general breaks of the outgunned Kloss and and he doesn’t make waves but he was good 2-2 4, Thompson 0-1 04 0, Radford 01 02 At Landover, Md., Glenn Ander­ question,” says Ken Singleton, the Orioles’ big putt the Bermuda grass greens, that year began the richest chapter 0. Totals 44-93 17-24 105. for the Spurs. Darren Brown ond Jod Argentina, 6-1, 6-4. manager Emile "The Cat ” Fran­ after losing one serve, she cap­ enough to be named National League Manager of DeQuatra were best for the 76ers while Doubles son scored a power-play goal on a affable designated hitter, who got along fine with and Ben Crenshaw: in the event’s history, as Nicklaus D ALLAS dot) cis took over. tured the next two games for the the Year in 1978 with the GianU. Black HawksS, Klngs3 Steve Bidwell and Mike Blanchard Ismail El-Shafei, Egypt, and Sandy breakaway at 14:23 of the third ' There has been criticism of began a streak of three straight Aguirre 4-14 2-3 10, Vincent 11-17 2-2 24, each hooped 6 points and Matt Helin Down 3-0 at that point, the Blues victory. Weaver and does with Altobelli, too. ‘T liked Earl. Earl Weaver? The way he talks, he may not Cummings 2-8 4-6 8, Davis 013 2-2 19, Mayer, U.S., def. Heinz and Morkus period to lead Edmonton. Wayne He got the job done. He never bothered the ^verrary in recent years for the victories, almost unheard of in Turner 4-10 1-2 9, (kirnett 44 2-3 10, piayed well for the Celtics. Guenthardt, Switzerland, 7-6, 7-5; Per surged to a 4-4 tie with the host The second set took just 18 ever manage again. I say he will. And I wouldn’t Lot Angelti l o 2— 3 Over at the Community Y, the Jazz Hiertquist and Stefan SImonsson, Gretzky added his 56th goal of the veterans, but sometin^es he’d get on tbe younger concrete condominiums that ring modern golf. ChlcOBO I 3 1—5 Ransey 7-18 6-7 20, NImphlus 44 04 8. Minnesota North Stars. minutes. fall off my dialr if it was this year. Totals 44-96 19-25 108. tripped the Knicks, 33-23, and the Suns Sweden, season into an empty net with 31 the fairways and the lack of PGA officials deny that the First period— 1, Los Angeles, NIcholls outscored the Celtics, 31-28. Scott ” I ’ve been thrown out of games 24 (M. Murphy), 12:48. 2, Chicogo, Seattle 10 22 28 2S— 105 def. Tidmon and Windal, Sweden, 6-1,6-4. seconds left. Washington tied the There are 16 women entered in adequate parking. high-rises and the lack of parking Altrul had 23 points and Ron Cote 5 for before, but this is the first time I’ve Wilson 16 (Fraser, B. Murray), 13:37. Dallas 22 41 25 20— 100 the Jazz while Scott McKay had score 3-3 at 5:19 of the final period the invitational tournament at the The tournament will move a few were the reasons for moving the Penalties— Secord, Chi, 6:01; Scruton, Three Paint Goals— Davis. Fauled 6 ever had to come in in the middle of Out— tollies for the Knicks. W ayne Hollings­ on Alan Haworth’s l^th goal. Forum, with Martina Navratilova miles north to the Tournament event to Eagle Trace. L.A. (malor-mlnor), 13:37; Ludzik, Chi worth had 13 points for the Suns while one,” saidt Francis, who coach«l (molor-mlnor), 13:37. none. Total Fouls— Seattle 23, Dallas 19. Flyers 2, Maple Leafs 2 seeded No. 1. She plays her Bradley leads field in Arizona play Players Club of Eagle Trace next The event is now sponsored by Eric Widmer (12) and Chad Massolini for 12 seasons with the Blues and Second period— 3, Chicago, Lysiak Rebounds— Seattle50 (SIkma 19), Dallas (10) leclthe Celtics. At Toronto, Bobby Clarke con­ opening-round match tonight year. Spectator mounds are lo- Honda. 19 51 (Cummings 20). Assists— Seattle 28 Radio & TV the New York Rangers. ”1 feel tributed two assists, including a against Susan Mascarin. (Sutter, Preston), 11:46. 4, Chicago, (SIkma 9), Dallas 29 (Davis, Ransey 6). PHOENIX. Ariz. (UPl) - Pat 3984,001. T echni cal— Kelser. A— 11,194. •••••••••••••••••••••• fortunate to get the tie after being pass to Mark Taylor for a goal at It is the first tournament this quarters of a milUon doUars durins Secord 46 (B. Murray, Larmer), 12:29. S, Bradley, looking to become the Despite the absence of Nancy Chicago, Fraser 10 (Cyr, Ludzik), 16:27. Collegehoopresults down three goals. We went with 8:27 of the third period that lifted year that has attracted both her first four years on tour. S b » TONIGHT fourth millionaire on the LPGA Lopez, another who Is threatening Penalties— Evans, L.A., 3:04; Kelly, L.A., Blazers 104, Clippers 102 just two lines during the last seven Navratilova, the world’s top- won a year ago in a suddeiMleath* 7:56, Feamster, (thi, 7:56; M. AAurphv, 7:30 College basketball: Kentucky Philadelphia into the tie, Toronto’s Tour, leads a record field into Qualifying time for AAarathon Wtdntsdov’sRMUIti vs. Mississippi, ESP N minutes in order to try and get the ranked player, and Evert, ranked the millionaire level, a formidable playoff over Carole Jo Callison LA ., 12:07. Tournaments Rick Valve had given the hosts a Th u rsd ay’ s 3150,000 Arizon a Third period— 6, Los Angeles, Smith 8 PORTLAND (104) 7:30 NHL: Bruins vs. Sabres. Chan­ tie.” No. 2 in the world. field seeks the top prize on a when the LPGA Phoenix stop ^ Natt 10-19 44 24, Thompson 4-7 54 13, N AIA District 2 nel 38 2-1 lead at,4:07 of the period with Classic. challenging course. NEW YORK (UPl) - It’U take a must be recorded over a TAC- LDR (J. Fox), 4:42.7, Chicago, Cyr 7 (Fraser, Semifinals Brian Sutter started the St. Louis In other matches, fourth- seeded M d « Hlllcrest Golf Course in Sun- Ludzik), 10:07.8, Los Angeles, Dlonne43 Cooper 7-13 04 14, Paxson 8-15 3-5 19, 8 NBA; Kings vs. Pistons. USA Cable his 44th goal. The field, once up to 137 pros, fell certified marathon clocking of 2 certified marathon course some Lever 4-7 0-2 8, Carr 5-11 6-12 16, Lamp Chamlnode90, Wlllamette53 9:30 Boxing: Bobby Joe Young vs. comeback with the first of his two Jan Stephenson, who played two Olty 3V6St> n ' (Scruton, Hardy), 19:35. Penalties— B. BYU-Hawail 66, Warner Pacific59 Black Hawks 5, Rings 3 Bettina Bunge of West Germany hours, 19 minutes, and 4 seconds or time between the 1983 and 1984 Murray, Chi, 5:19; Smith, L.A.,7:34. 24 2-2 6, Buse 24 04 4, McDowell 04 04 Jose Vollelo; M ike SacchettI vs. goals with 61 seconds left in the to 134 Wednesday with a pair of fantastic rounds to win the Tucson 0, Townes 04 04 0. Totals 42-80 2 035 104. East Danny Long, ESPN At Chicago, Tom Lysiak, Al defeated Anne White 6-4, 7-6 (7-S) better to be eligible for the U.S.. Shots on goal— Los Angeles 20-7-12— 39, American 71, Wagner 56 second period. At 3:35 of the third injury-related withdrawals. How­ Open last week, and Amy Walcott, Boston Marathons. During 1982, Chicago 12-18-12— 42. SAN DIEGO (102) 10 ;30 College basketbati: Houston vs. Secord and Curt Fraser s c o r^ in and Romania’s Virgina Ruzici Olympic marathon trials to be held 100 U.S. marathoners matched or Chambers 6-11 4-416, Cummings 9-20 2- Arm y 85, St. Francis 71 Arkansas (taped), U SA Cable. period;’Mark Reeds scored his first ever, the 135 pros and three who finished second, will be Goalies— Los Angeles, Laskoskl. Boston Coll. 87, (Georgetown 85 the second period to snap a 1-1 tie ousted teenager Andrea Temes- at Buffalo, N.Y., May 26, 1984, bettered that time. Chica­ 5 20, Walton 7-13 02 14, Hollins 3-9 1-1 7, NHL goal to pull within 3-2, but amateurs who answer Thursday playing. Hodges 2-4 01 4, Brooks 013 2-318, Wood CanislusX, St. Bonaventure74 and pace the Black Hawks. Lysiak vari of Hungary 6-7, 7-6, 6-2. AAcAdoo has meet director John Chew an­ go, Bannerman. A— 16,837. Duquesne 93, West Virginia 70 Minnesota’s Bobby Smith re­ morning’s tee-off at Biltmore's Another contender is Sandra 7-10 2-2 16, Moore 2-2 1-1 5, Smith 01 2-2 returned to action after missing 12 Bunge, 19, won the singles title nounced Wednesday. “ This is the fastest qualitying 2, Gross 04 04 0. Totals 44-83 14-21 102 lono 56, Molne 54 gained the North Stars’ two-goal Adobe course is the largest field ^aynie, the Hall of Famer who won foot repair LaSalle 63, Drexel 61 games because of a broken bone in last week in 'Oakland, Calif., Top 3 finishers in the trials will time we’ve ever had,” said Chew. Portland 27 25 2124— 104 Calendar lead at 6:40. the LPGA ever has assembled. more than 3245,000 last year. Canucks3/ JetsO San Diego 20 26 22 25— 102 Lehigh 65, Colgate 49 his foot...... despite playing on two injured make the team for the Los Angeles “ There is a very good chance the Marshall 78, Furman 69 Not to be outdone, Reeds scored Bradley, on her 10th year on Haynie was tied for the lead at INGLEWOOD, Calif. (U P l) — ' Three-point gools-None. Fouled Canucks 3, Jets 0 knees. She won the first set easily Olympics. Among the leading Olympic trials will produce a out— N J. Tech 63, N.Y. Maritime62 his second NHL goal at 14 and » tour, can become the LP G A ’s Tucson with five holes remaining ^ s Angeles Lakers’ forward Bob' Vancouver 2 1 0— 3 Nyack 65, Kings 62 :43 At Winnipeg, Manitoba, Thomas Wednesday qight with a service contenders are Alberto Salazar, world record.” Winnipoe None. Total fouls— Portland 21, San ■ then fed Sutter for the game-tying fourth millionaire by winning the in the final round. McAdoo, out of action the last eight 0 o-o—o Diego Rider 60, Bucknell 52(ot) THURSDAY Gradin scored two first-period break in the eighth game. Bunge Dick Bear>'.siey and Craig Virgin. The 1984 trials will be over the First period— 1, Vancouver, Gradin 22 Robert Morris 83, Loyola 63 Boikatball score with 2:51 remaining to forge 322,500 first prize this week. She is Defending champion is Beth ^ m e s with a sprained toe on M (Smvl, Rota),0:13.2, Vancouver, Gradin 29. Rebounds— Portland35 (Carr 10),San goais and Vancouver goalie John led 4-i in the second set but White, Salazar set the world record of same fast course as the one used in Diego 34 (Cummings 14). Assists— Rutgers 62, Rhode Island 73 Bolton at East Hamptan, 8 the deadlock. the leading cash collector this Daniel, one of golf’s sharpest right foot, underwent a minor 23(McCarthy, LIndgren), 19:00. Penalties Siena 66, Marist 64 Garrett stopped 31 shots to register 21, fought back with two breaks to 2:08.18 at New York on Oct. 25, 1980. It starts in Buffalo and runs — Llndgren, Van, 3:35; Williams, Van Portland 22 (Lever 8), San Diego 22 year. Going into Thursday’s tee-off young stars. The South Carolina surgical procedure on the foot, (Hodges 5). Technicols— Portlond St. Joseph's 92, Geo. Wash. 82 SATURDAY Minnesota rookie Brian Bellows his first NHL shutout. force the 12-point tie-breaker. 1961. . along the Niagara River to Nia­ (double minor), 7:22; MacLeon, Win Suffolk 54, Brandeis ^ let hocktv t she has a career bankroll of woman earned more than three- Wednesday, the team announcod. (doubleminor), 7:22; Babych, Win, 7:39; Coach The qualifying t me of 2:19.04 gara Falls, Ont. Ramsay, San Diego (zone). A-4,037. Temple91, Massachusetts 64 East Catholic vs. North Branford ot Panti, Van, 12:42; MacLean, Win, 16:10; Worcester Poly 77, Conn Coll 72 Eos' Haven Arena. 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Coll 649-8607 TEN N IS RAQUET wood situation has reached and passed the Jean, a family counselor, says wife m esooM fuihefe Cleveland and Janet L. point of desperation. 643-9321. anytime. Excellent for Garcia Pro, new, never Knit Cnpelet Hale to bank officers’ beating is only one Indication of the aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Store/OfflCO Space J4 bedroom, rec room or used. Just strung. $20.00 Uie^ b u m s ore. © positions. frustration in Sudbury. Marital prob­ summer cottage. or best otter. Coll 646- SPECIFICALLY, the Canadian go­ aa..aaaaaaa....aa.aa.aa Arnold, of Broad lems of every kind are on the rise her^, Rentals Bullding/Contracting 53 0557. Brook, is assistant vice vernment says 30 percent of Sudbury’s and so is alcohol consumption, drug us.e WORK BENCH — heavy president for opera­ workforce is unemployed. That means aaaaaaaaaaaTTTtim aia. STORE FRONT ON duty five feet, new condi­ and criminal activity. Spruce Street. 500 square Antiques 68 tions. He will oversee 24,200 here are in the streets. It also What’s more, things could get worse. Rooms tar Rent 41 feet. Will remodel. $375 tion, could be used for the bank’s data pro­ means that Sudbury has the highest ROBERT E. JARVIS commercial or home Much worse. The unemployment com­ monthly plus utilities, BU ILDING — Remodel­ cessing center. He jobless rate of any city in North aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa $43-6712. work shop. $79.00. Coll pensation for most miners will run out ing Specialist. Additions, worked three years at America, in the Northern Hemisphere, by summer, hence more thousands of 646-0557. WANTED ANTIQUES: Heritage before leav­ and maybe in the industrial world. garages, roofing, siding, Early, Victorian, Oak, people may have to rely solely on LOCATION -.^^klfchen MANCHESTER — Medl- kitchens, bathrooms, re­ ing last year to work Thus some unemployed men are led to the first of many firings and GOULDS JET Elector 1920’s and miscellaneous. for a computer center Ltd., also shut down its local mining welfare. Twenty-five hundred families prlvlleges, free parking. Professional office placement wlndows- VzHP, deep well water Please call 643-8709. beating their wives. The woman on the furloughs. The largest company in activities. Suddenly more than 13,000 are already on the dole, and the guess is References and security rooms, 520 /doors. 643-6712. that serviced banks. phone said that her husband was a good town, Inco Ltd,, tried to weather the pump with manual and 40 Mrs. Cleveland is people were thrown out of work. that the figure may double. required. 643-2693 tor sPuare feet. 871-0401. gal. water tank. S75.00. sort, but he was scared. “He didn’t crisis by shuffling staffs, and cutting LEON CIESZYNSKI assistant vice presi­ mean to hit me. Afterward he kept The unemployment rate may also appointment. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Call 643-9256. dent and savings man­ expenses, but the ore continued to UNEMPLOYMENT was 22 percent rise further. For at least 4,500 more BUI LDER — New homes, Automotive saying he was sorry. He is 50 years old, stockpile rather than sell. then. And growing. Tlie loss of salaries VERY LARGE Bedroom “ '**• Rent 46 additions, remodeling, ager of the main office. he’s never been out of work and he just jobs here are considered vulnerable. WOODEN FUEL Bln She has worked for Then, to make matters worse, some cut retail sales by 15 to 20 percent, and Mel Soucie, a government analyst, In fwo family house. Full . . . ______rec rooms, garages, kit­ must be dismantled, ••••••••••••••••••••••• doesn’t know what’s happening.” Inco investments turned sour. The firm kitchen and bath privi- ••••••••••••••••••••••• chens remodeled, ceil­ Heritage for three ye­ Nobody here knows what’s happen­ the drop in general business resulted in says that if the mining market doesn’t $15.00. 649-2433. Cors/Truefct for Sale 71 ars. She lives in Man­ lost untold millions in Central Ameri­ a 60 percent increase in the number of improve, and bankruptcies continue, leges. $60.00 weekly. Ret- ONE BAY — Storage ings, both tile, dormers, chester with her hus- ing, actually. But they all have a fair can ventures, for example, some of area bankruptcies. During the autumn one out of every two people in Sudbury erences. 643-2659. only. $35.00 per month. roofing. Residential or SMALL MINIATURE aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa idea when it started. Sudbury is a which had to be completely abandoned. — — — ------Telephone 646-2000. commercial. 6494291. China cabinet two feet band and three the jobless rate climbed four, five and may be unemployed by- next year. F IA T, 1974, 124 T.C. Spe­ Janet Hate children. mining town, it sits atop vast reaches of And in 1981, the company reported its G EN TLE M A N — Private high, mahogany gloss six more points. That would mean more frustration. home, pleasant room, tel- ••••••••••••••••••••••• FARRAND REMODEL­ cial. Body and engine Mrs. Hale has been nickle and copper, and the community first corporate loss in 50 years: more Then, just before Christmas, the front with legs, $45.00. or Classiiled Ms nightmare began in 1977 when there And more loose teeth. It might alsp ephone, next to shower, wanted to Rent 47 ING — Cabinets, roofing, good condition. Must named assistant treasurer and coordinator of than $469 million. town made dismal history. Unemploy­ mean more introspection; the only best otter. Niceforminla- stockholder relations. She has been with Heritage was a dramatic decline in the industrial Last year the $469 million loss grew parking. 649-6801. gutters, room additions, ture collection. 742-6016. sacrotlce. $775. 647-8343. since March, 1980, in charge of stockholder demand for ore. ment reached an official 33 percent. It good news in this community is that decks, all types of remo­ by a factor of three, and Inco was has stayed in that vicinity ever since. church attendance has increased mea­ 1975 LINCOLN MARK IV - communications, annual and quarterly reports, compelled to close its Sudbury opera­ WOMAN 35-60 who will wu*MT=r» xr» oeux deling and repairs. FREE HOME COMPUTER tor People all over town search the Classified columns and dealing with brokers and securities analysts THE DECLINE in demand forced a ’The rate is triple that of Canada as a surably, and the woman who was •hare household respon- ' ^ A N T ^ T O RENT estimates. Fully insured. sole. Sinclair ZX-81. fully equipped, snow every day for that certain item they are looking for. tion. The situation deteriorated further whole; it is likewise at least double that beaten up by her husband says he now sibllltles. References. Professional woman over Telephone 643-6017. tires, AM-FM stereo. So it stands to reason if you want to tell more people who follow Heritage’s stock. She lives in Hartford decline in production, and that in turn when another big firm, Falconbridge $4g.$ijc 30 desires 3-4 room apart­ Barely used, $75.00. Coll with her husband. of any other city of the size (160,000 sits right there in the first pew. Chip 643-9909 afternoons $3200. Coll 643-9184 - about the articles you have for sale, place your ad in ment with appliances in Johnny. TIMOTHY J. CON­ and evenings. the Classified section now! Just give us a call and aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Bolton, Glastonbury, N E LLY — total building we'll help you word your ad for quick results. D o it ------____ „ Manchester area. Call 1974 FORD VAN — 302, $40.5 million loss Development authority still trying to help brass firrh ^ponmentt tar Rent 42 oebble 568-7880 week- and improvement servi­ MONSTER CABLE today and let us put your message where the buyers ces including but not Speaker cable, two 20feet automatic transmission, are! NASHUA, N.H. — Nashua Corp. has reported a aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa P^*r 6pm, 4874641. limited to kitchens, ba­ length with gold pins. List 53,000 miles. Set up for A soft capelet in quick HARTFORD (UPI) — The Connecti­ guarantee the authority’s $1.5-million lings Mills 01 the Bronx in New York taxpayers of the state,” Carson said. - throoms, additions, gar­ camping. $2000 or best net loss for fiscal 1982 of $40.5 million. The cut Development Authority has revised loan to the purchasers. FOUR ROOM Apartment, ••••••••••••••••••••••• $46.00 new, $25.00. Coll knit is a warm cover-up company also announced that William Conway City, to put up a personal guarantee of Carson said he was uncertain wheii ages, roofing and siding, Brian 647-0544. offer. Coll 528-1132 for indoors or outside. a few of its requirements for the second Because there was some question second floor. Adults Roommates Wanted 48 anytime. has resigned as t' i firm’s president and chief $ 200 , 000 . the sale would be closed. Brass official^ door and window re­ No. 5564 has knit di­ time in less than a month in an effort to about whether the city could legally set only; no pets. Security. placement, remodeling, rections for Small to Me­ executive officer. He said the board agreed to let the had been working to close the sale Parking one cor. Coll aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa M APLE C A B IN ET Con­ ensure the sale and re-opening of the up such a fund, he said, the authority principals come up with $75,000 on their renovations and new con­ FOR SALE — 1973 Volvo dium Size. Company officials said Conway, who said in closed Bristol Brass Corp. Friday, although the deadline has been sole record player, 12 agreed to allow the city to get funding own and derive the remaining $125,000 pushed back several times. ______FEMALE ROOMMATE struction. 646-1379. records and radio combi­ automatic. $1400 or best TO ORDER, itW $2.00 fsr each January he would take an early retirement for Economic Commissioner John J. from other sources. offer. 742-5810. psttera, piss 904 ter poiteie u 4 personal reasons, has been suceeded in both posts' from other sources. “I don’t know if they will meet thh nation, make beautiful kspdllit. Stitch Carson said the authority agreed Carson said the authority also «a'*rfm.n'*t°°n8 dlatfly.^sJiorT biSJimul SKAPARAS HOM E Re­ s m i MioT by Executive Vice President Charles Clough. “We feel very comfortable that we deadline or accept our new set of one piece of furniture. ^ • . «■ - iS - - -1J Wednesday to allow the city of Bristol compromised on another provision modeling — oil types of $75.00. Excellent. Call 646- 1980 JE E P Renegade CJ5 MKMMr MnN Conway remains chairman of the board. have shown a great deal of flexibility in revision. If this last settlement falls W Third ’ti*oor“ n C r"mon“th — four wheel drive, 12,700 1100 Aft. if AMrktt irTitne to come up with an alternative source made in February that called on the ..aa-j •150 pBi montn pius Va additions. Interior and 1625. NiW Ttrfcp R.Y. 100N the matter. We have gone as far as we through, it will be difficult to carry th^ original miles, power for $250,000 it pledged to a fund to prospective buyers, the Eastern Rol­ can without being irresponsible to the ?e^^an?TnsSran'ii;' "re- C""o«er5p.m., exterior, repair work. Priit llaMp AAirtn vtVl ZIP deal through,” Carson said. Free estimates. Reasona­ LADIES BEIGE Coot steering, tilt wheel, AM - COR m i Stitt Htafetr. Sim?*; aaaaa«;aaaa.aaaaaaaaa. ble rates. Coll Joe, 569- with large real mink col­ FM Jensen cassette ste­ SPECIAL: Over 2Q0 se- 7572. lar, size 12, In good reo, power booster, four lections end a F R ^ Services condition. Asking $55.00 speed, 6 cylinder, white Pattern Section fai the spoke rims, 12 Inch tires ALBUM. Just $3.00. or best otter. Coll 649- MOUATURKACa ; Two rooms, aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Roeflng/SMIng 1433. and 0 spore tire. Excel­ • heated, hot water, ap- lent shape. Selling for a>120-D0LU-0M MS Nt«. Nt« : pi lances. No pets. Secur- Services Oftared 51 tt irttt liit«2 litw It m M Umu Classified.... DOLL CHINA head, $6,995. Coll Dan 649-2947 ••m-NEIALOOM NAWIWOM-20 Business Opportunities .2 2 643-2711 • Ity. Parking. 523-7047. after 5:30 call 646-9892. tiptt tf MtOltMfft tUKt. Store/Office Space ...... 44 Household Goods.. ; ______aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Notices BIDWELL HOME Im­ hands, shoes. Nicely t'132-TO onrz tr KEEP'^ ttt- Situation Wanted...... 2 3 Resort Property...... 45 AAisc. for S a le ...... Rates For advertisements to be dressed. $35.00. Tele­ Lost/Found...... {ONE ROOM Efficiency c & M T R E E Service — provement Company — 1968 M ERCURY Monte­ Mvtrli Htiit to milt. ....01 Em ployment Info. ... X . .2 4 MIsc. for Rent...... 46 Home and Garden. Minimum Charge: published AAondoy, the dead­ phone 646-3317. O-IOS-OIAFTS-it ptttt tf RlCll- 5 available. Heat, hot wa- Free estimates, discount Roofing, siding, altera­ rey, power steering, ....0 2 Instruction...... , ...... 2 5 Wanted to Rent...... 47 P e ts ...... $2.25 for one day line Is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. tion, additions. 649-6495. ti-rnkt ttmt. Announcements ...0 3 iter, oppllances. Reteren- senior citizens. Company pow er brakes, air- a*194-SLUIMEITIME COVEHETt Roommates Wanted...... 48 Musical Items...... Per W ord: ■ ces, Mcurlty. Call otter Manchester owned and ••••••••••••••••••••••• FOR SALE — Emerson -34 trto ato tmn M plllt. ....04 conditioning. 643-2301. Recreational Items 16pm, 646-3911.______operated. Call 646-1327. AM -FM stereo receiver, Real Estate 1-2 days...... 15« Read Your Ad Income Tax Sorvico 57 stereo cassette recorder Antiques...... 3-5 days...... 14« 1977 OLDSMOBILE LEGAL NOTICE Homes for Sole...... 31 Services Classified advertisements with four speakers. 646- Tag Sales...... 6 days...... 13« •MANCHESTEI^6room r e WEAVING B U R N aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Omega, two door, 6 cy­ N O T I C E O F Financial Condominiums...... 3 2 Services Offered...... 51 are taken by telephone as a {duplex, large attic, gar- HOLES — zippers, um- 3471 after 8pm. Wanted to Buy ____ 26 days...... 12< linder engine, automatic, APPLICATION n Lots/Lond for Sole ...... 3 3 Painting/ Papering...... 52 convenience. loge, appliances, front brellas repaired. Window TAX PREPARATION in power steering, alr- Happy Ads: • and rear porches, washer shades, Venetian blinds. your home. Reliable, U TIC A O IL Burner with Personal Loans.. 12 Investment Property ... .3 4 Bullding/Contracting...... 53 The Manchester Herald is flame lock retention condltlonlng. Immocu- Notice is hereby given that Business P ro p e rty...... $3.00 per column inch ;q n d d ryer hook-ups. Keys. T V FOR R EN T. reosonoble. Norm Mar­ late condition. Economi­ Connecticut Bank & Trust Com­ 1.1 .3 5 RoofIng/SIding...... 54 responsible only for one Incor­ shall, 643-9044. head, brand new, never Resort Property...... 36 Heating/Plumbing...... 55 Automotive rect Insertion and then only !**•?' “ rea. M a rlo w 's , 867 M ain used. $165.646-5794. cal cor. Coll after 3pm, pany. NA, 1 Constitution Plaza. ....1 4 Deadlines !$490 plus utilities. 647- street. 649-5221. 643-4675. Hartford. CT. 06115, has filed an Flo o rin g ...... 56 Cars/Trucks for Sale...... 71 for the size of the original ;1225. ______INCOME TAXES Pre­ ^ application with the Comptroller of For classified advertise­ Insertion. FOR SALE — special the Currency on February 14.1983. Rentals Income Tax Service ...... 57 MotorcvcIes/BIcvcIes__ 72 ! ------B R IC K S , B L O C K S , pared In your home or 1975 PONTIAC Astro, Employment Services W anted...... 58 ments to be published Tues­ Errors which do not lessen mine. Reasonable rates. machine top set and die, as specified in 12 C FR 5 of the ciassiiied Ms Rec Vehicles...... 73 {MANCHESTER — very STONE — Concrete. completely reconditi­ Comptroller's Manual for National Rooms for Rent ...... 41 day through Saturday, the the value of the advertisement I nice tour room, fwo bed- chimney repairs. No lob Coll H. H. Wilson, 649- %-11 left hand thread, & Education For Sale Auto Services...... 74 deadline Is noon on the day like new. $65.00. Call 742- oned, excellent shape. ' Banks, for permission to establish Apartments for Rent ... ..42 will not be corrected by an {room apartment. Stove, too small. Call 644-8356. 6506. $1500. 646-0559. a C B C T branch at ShopRite. 214 Autos for Rent/Lease...... 75 before publication. 6871. ...2 1 Homes for Rent ...... 43 ijolldav/Seasonal...... 61 MIsc. Automotive...... 76 additional Insertion. • refrigerator, no pets, se------:______••••••••••••••••••••••• , Spencer Street. Manchester. CT. Icurltv, references. $310 DUMAS E LE C TR IC — oil 1971 DODGE DART Swin­ if you take action now . . . because nine months of school FOR SALE — shower Any person wishing lo comment on are just around the corner* No other annual event brings ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ’ulus utilities. 649-4003. types of residential wlr- ger, automatic transmis­ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••»•* ••••••••••••••••••••••• For Sale door for shower stall, this application may file com­ about as significant a change in the lives of families as does Announcements 03 ------ing, electrical Improve- tempered gloss, mea­ sion, air-conditioning. ments in writing with the Regional the beginning of school. Notices Auctions 04 Help Wanted 21 21 21 M ANCHESTER — very ments and repair work, Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 2X sures 32 Inches across. Good condition. $600.00 \dministrator of National Banks. nice two bedroom apart- New or old homes, all Harbor Plaza - Eighth Floor. 470 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Household Goods 62 $50.00. Coll 647-1491 or best offer. 649-0802. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• *********************** ••••••••••••••••••■■••• ment available Imme- jobs welcomed! Fully II- Atlantic Avenue. Boston. MA. 30% O FF SALE — con­ evenings. 02110, within 10 days after the date Part of that change involves new needs, not for just the Lost/Found 01 FLEA M ARK ET — now BOOKKEEPER ASSIST­ CONSTRUCTION NURSE AlOpS CERTI­ dlatelv. $425 Includes censed. 646-5253. 1979 CAPRI, four cy­ tinued til March 5th. Can- open every Saturday and RNS — LPNS - Flexibility HAIR S TYLIS T Needed heat and hot water. No ______linder, sunroof, AM /FM - of this publication. The non- youngsters, but the»r parents as well. Things which were not ANT for A-R, A-P. Var­ WORKERS — off-shore FIED— fullandparttime SPERTI SUN lamp, 475 confidential portions of the needed at the close of school last year are needed now just dleholders, bells, boxes, Sunday 10am - 5pm. 811 available on weekend 12 — The Locksmith Beauty pets. One year lease. CARPENTRY, Shee- USED REFRIGERA­ /tope. Rustproofed, •••••••••••••••••••■••• ious clerical duties. Send oil lobs, no experience positions available on 3 to hour shifts. No benefits, watts mounted on odlus- application are on file with the three months later. For others there is a need to Sell. Many figurines, fixtures, and so Main Street, Manches- Solon, 647-9989 Tuesay. 446-2000. trock, all types repair TORS, WASHERS, excellent condition. items simply are not used any longer. resume with salary re­ necessary. For directory 11 shifts. Excellent benef­ but extremely high thru Saturday. Ranges - clean, guaran­ toble stand. $80.00. Coll Ufgional Administrator as part of FOUND — SET OF KEYS much more. Mostly ter,CT. More new deal­ quirements to Manches­ 1-312-741-6170 Ext W-S08. ------work. Ceilings repaired $4000. Call 646-5638. the public file. This file is available at Lincoln Center. Con be Brass, 210 Pine Street, its plus shift differentials. hourly rate. Crestfleld teed, parts and service. 646-1565. ers, many Items to ter Post Office Box 93, Crestfleld Convalescent M ANCHESTER — mod- and pointed. 643-4551. for public inspection during picked up at the Man­ Manchester. Thursday Convalescent Home and ,ern four room apartment ------Low prices. B.D. Pearl & regular business hours. choose from — antiques, Buckland Station, CRUISE SHIP JOBS — Home and Fenwood ROYAL MANUAL Ty­ 1976 MUSTANG Hatch­ If back to school finds you needing to huy or needing to sell, chester Herald office be­ and Friday 1-9, Saturday used furnHure, hummels, Fenwood Manor In Man- in tour family house. W A TE R P R O O FIN G — Son, 649 Main Street, back, four cylinder, auto­ Manchester. great income potential I Manor In Manchester. che$ter. Please coll Mrs. I a n Tog pewriter, office size, ex­ 002K» use the medium of Classified advertising in this newspaper to tween 8:30 o.m. and 5 10-5. 649-7950. sebastlons, used clothes, Xentrol location. Ap- five year written guaran- 643-2171. matic transmission, good accomplish your objective. It’s easy to use. low in costand p.m. Monday — Friday. All occupations. For In­ Please call Staff Devel­ J. Brownstein, DNS, ot cellent condition. $50.00 paint, glass, china, col­ formation call: (312)741- opment betwen 9 and 3 3>llances, corpeting and tee on hatchways, aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa or best offer. Call 643- condition. $1800. 649-0932. in s h in e effective. A n d N O W is the time to use it. If you have an olo photo lectibles, household 643-5151 Monday thru Fri­ ,parklng Included. $350 foundation cracks, drain- FOUND BLACK AND you'd like to see appear in 9780 Ext. 2423. Monday thru Friday. 643- day between 9 and 3. ta m goad 888 aaMng MIsc tar Sole 63 7847. goods, etc. Free odmls- CASIO AM M K atM 5151. 3»lus utilities. 647-1113 at- age lines, gravity feets, 1972 BUICK SKYLARK — white cot, block spot on the .Manchester Herald, slon — call Carl Benoit Avaal C a i ■>3-8461, 4er 6pm. drywells, window wells two door, power steering, FIU.TME F U L L T IM E Salesman - ar>re->e4i CB RADIO Tiger 40A nose. Summit Street submit old photos to Focus for more Information 646- WANTED WOMEN 18 or ------and walls waterproofed. power brakes. $650.00. area. 646-1536. appllance,TV sales. Must RECEPTIONISTTYPIST model plus pacer porta­ Editor Adele Angle. 9243 - Don't forget we have experience. Excel­ older for light production :FOUR ROOM Apartment state licensed. Call either ble aerial, used once, Coll 646-1778 otter 6pm. Photos, which will be run hove an old fashion auc­ Planted at once. Musi — full time. South Wind­ work for plastic com­ — Manchester. With gor- Hartford 563-3006 or Man­ Is advertising expensive? lent wage and benefits. sor Bank and Trust, 1033 both for $65.00. 875-6736. You’ll be surprised how in the “Recognize These tion here every Thursday be mature and presen­ Call for interview - ask pany. First shift 7-3:30, aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaeap age. Coll after 4:30pm, Chester 646-3361 — Albert 1971 JEEP PICK Up truck evening at 7pm. Some­ table to work in modem John Fitch Blvd., Routes, second shift 1:30-10. Call 647-9616 or 647-8709 after Zuccoro. ALUMINUM SHEETS aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa — Gladiator. Four wheel economical it is to adver­ Faces?” 'column, will, of for Valerie. 647-9997. South Windsor. Excellent Instruction 2S tise in Classified! course, be returned. thing Is always happen­ pharmacy. Experience 646-2920. 4;30pm. ------used os printing plates — Home and Gordon 64 drive, in very good condl- ing at the mall. typing skills required. ------L E T M E CLEAN your car .007' thick, 23 X 284'. SIX tlon. Jewel Topper. needed in retailing. CONCESSION STAND Apply In person only KIT ’N’ CARLYLE™ Extras available. Apply operator, April - October 3Mi R O O M A P A R T - for you Inside and out. each, or 5 for $2.00. Phone AM/FM stereo with tope by Larry Wright Monday thru Friday lOto WEEKLY CLEANING PIANO LESSONS for be­ M E N T. Private home, call 649-9337 ask tor 643-2711. They M UST be deck. Step-up bumper. at once to Manager — 6. Day work week Tues­ 3. ginners. Coll 649-0343. - day thru Sunday. Salary. Lady for private home. Heat, appliances. Work- Marie. picked up before 11:00 Power steering, power 3 Employment Own transportation. Ing single adult only. No ••••••aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa a.m. only.. brakes, bucket seats. Coll SERVmG AMERICA Uggitt Pariodt Phnacy Experienced person pre­ CERAM IC CLASSES -n- & Education ferred. Local Country RELIABLE part time Please coll 649-()565. pets/chlldren. Telephone 742-7613. FROM TH E ‘" I 0 fbONce OR 404 Wad m ooli TwnpOw new teaching studio. Day 643.2080, PoMlng/Paperlne $2 END ROLLS— 27 MANCHESTER — four ••••••••••••••••••••••• cents. M U ST bepicked up $75.00 0 cord. Minimum to 2. per week. Apply In person people who want to work. Motorcycles/BIcyclM 72 Help Wanted 21 4:30pm, 646-1841 room apartment. Ap- p a i n t ING & PAPER at the Manchester Herald two cord. Call anytime Park HIM Joyce Flower Earn $150 for 2-3 evenings evenings. ^ 649-1831. Shop, 36 Oak Street. pllances, dish washer. Hanging. Ceilings re- Office BEFORE 11 AM aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa A P P LY O N LY If you wish work. Call 872-6807. ONLY. The eagle, impressive in size and in fearsome ASSEMBLERS AND washer and dryer hoo- paired. References. Fully 1978 KAWASAKI KZ650, beauty, has been used as a symbol since JOBS — $275-week full to work. Part time and kup. $495 utilities In- insured. Quality worki AG ED GARDEN Manure COIL Winders — finger full time position. Look­ delivered — 32 bushel good condition. $1200. ancient times. Often symbolizing royal tim ^ $75-week part time dexterity necessary. Ex­ BABYSITTER WANTED iTO O L eluded. Call 649-3379. Martin Mattsson, even- WOMENS SLACK-blouse ing for dependable, clean For sixth grade girl ap­ Real Estate load, $85.00. 25 Bushel, Telephone 643-2023. power, eagles have appeared on coins, seals, plustnore. Will train for ------mgs 6 4 9 ^ 1 . outfit never worn. $7.00. flags and standards of many countries. By perience not necessary, cut Individuals with own AND DIE Maker — min­ $42.00. 15 Bushel, $28.00. several positions In var­ will train. Four day week, proximately two hours FOUR ROOM Apartment, ------Size 38-40. Call 646-4995. an act of Congress in 1782, the American imum ten years aircraft eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee# Telephone 677-1045. MOTORCYCLE INSU­ ious departments. Tui­ transportatlon.Call 646- after school. Bowers nice oreo. Stove and re- q .g . PETERSEN P AIN T- bald eagle became the national emblem of ten hour day. 7 to 5:30. 7863 between 10am and RANCE — lowest roles tion aide program. Calf School district. Please «*^.*** experience. frlgerator. No pets. Se- in g COM PANY — Inte- aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa the United States. Apply Able Coll and Elec­ 2pm. OvErtimft and company Homes tar Sole j j ONE PAIR Otf-white available. Coll Clarice or 569-8202. tronics, Bolton, Conn. coll 649-5560. curlty and lease. $325.00 rlor Specialist. Custom thermal drapes, 70x84, paid benefits In an olr- Recreational Items 67 Joan at Clarke Insurance Want Ads have a history not unlike the eaglel condltloned plant. Dy­ aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa per month. Call 646-7268. Wallpaper Hanging. 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Convenient, PAINTING AND PAPER Yet Want Ads are different in that they need OFFICER carpet, walk-out base­ SOLAR P AN EL use to boots. Like new. Sacri­ carrier. $75.00 firm. After No. 2539 has pattern nice location. $295. Coll HANGING — ceilings re- not be impressive in size. In fact, many are ment and woodstove. A trickle charge, 9 volt fice at $99.00 complete. 5pm only 649-0413. for Sizes 2-3-4 inclusive; MHVZA MTH V8YPQCPXCOWZ OEZ Central Connecticut Benk has a paeWon lor an IndIvMual with 2-3 684-4689. paired. References, fully battery, $15.00. Call 643- snrtall . . . yet they serve America today as must to see. 861,900. Tay­ 742-5287. transfer for poodle trim. years experience ae a eradlt analytt with commercial landing and ------Insured. 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