M — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Dec. 8. 1986 MANCHESTER FOCUS GOP to push Seminar focuses CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 on participation on old alcoholics KIT *N’ CARLYLE ®by Urry Wright ... page 3 ... page 13 IWMTED Itorent RIRNITUIIE

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Excellent Knit Book $21.5 million condition. Asking $2900. i 643-0646 after 4pm. LAWN AND By Judd Everhart Office of Policy and Management, MUSICAL MISCELUNEOUS MISCELLANEOUS V CARS 1979 Honda Accord GARDEN m FDR8ALE Hatchback- special The Associated Press had estimated Monday that the E) Si ITEMS m FOR SALE . m FOR SALE . wheels, sun roof, low mil­ state would end the current budget Toro Power Snow Shovel - age, excellent condition. HARTFORD - The General year on June 30 with a $142.8 million Flute, Bundy, used only 2 Queen mattress, foam Love Seat-brown plaid, Coll 643-1470. surplus. c Electric with 100 foot ex­ Assennbly's fiscal office predicts rubber. Good condition. excellent condition. Call tension cord and opera­ years. Very good condi­ the state will end the 1986-87 budget tion. $285.00 new, must $40.00. Call 649-7951. 649-9540. $89.00. Some Republican legislators are I tor's manual. $50.00. Call year with a $164.3 million surplus. UVINBCMlSnilUSTKES 649-9062. sacrifice, only $99.00. Call Autos. 2 cars for sale. already talking about using the Cut It fresh or tag It. 643-4096. Down Quilt - 'Like new'. Toro Lawn Mower-rear Parts Only. 1972 Olds 455 MMCELLANEDUG The estimate is $21.5 million higher surplus to cut taxes in the General bagger. Excellent condi­ Engine $200, 1970 Ply­ 10 Lewis St., Manchester Queen size. $50.00. Call AUTDMDTIVE than the projection issued earlier Assembly session that convenes In Hammond Piper Organ - 643-1720 after 6:00 pm. tion. $99.00. Call 643-4535. mouth 318 Engine $200. this week from the governor’s January. your choice single keyboard. Would Call 646-6649 after 3:00pm. ^ budget office. RECREATIONAL Skis - K2's, 180 CM. So­ 6 Goodyear Wrangler R/T House Majority Leader Robert G. O p e n 10- « se. a S u n . / S4S-41N make nice Christmas gift. EQUIPMENT $99.00.Call 649-7963. Aluminum Triple Track lomon step In bindings. Placing an ad In Classified Tires, size 31 x 13.S0-15LT. "Economic growth continues to Jaekle, R-Stratford, said this week Storm Window. 36 x 55 Newly sharpened and Is easy. Just call 643-2711. Great for winter I $60.00 be much stronger than anticipated the surplus may be on the way to Cable-Nelson piano, ex­ Inches. $12.00. Call 643- waxed In good condition. we'll help you with the set or best offer. Call at the time the budget was becoming $300 million by the end of For Sale. Rowing Ma­ 4389. chine, fully assembled, 1 cellent condition, $750.00. Call 649-1794. wording of your ad. 649-7103. adopted,” said Ralph J. Caruso, the budget year. year old, excellent condi­ Call after 4:30 pm. 643- director of the legislature’s Office GIFT WRAPMNG 2804. He said he would like to see the Take the hassle out of tion. $75. Coll 646-3245 Box Spring and Mattress LEGAL NOTICE of Fiscal Analysis. “ Lower interest sales tax eliminated on articles of I Christmas — after 5:30pm. for double bed, $150 or TOWN OF ANDOVER . rates generally, and for car loans in best offer. Apartment size Automotivo PUBLIC HEARING OF PLANNING « ZONING clothing costing up to $100. The Personalized gift COMMI$l$ON ON SUBDIVISION MORATORIUM ' particular, have boosted sales tax Ski Rack - Fits 2 pairs of white stove-needs new current exemption is $75. He also wrapping In my home. PETS AND • revenues substantially." skis. Asking $15.00. Call coll. x$30. 646-5760 after The Planning & Zoning Commission of Andover, Connec­ called for eliminating the tax on CoN 047-0077 after 11 am. 649-8390. 6pm. ^ His report, released Wednesday, SUPPLIES ticut will hold o Public Hearing on Monday, December 8, utility bills; cutting the capital CARS 1986, at 7:30 p.m. In the lower level of the Town Office Build­ said that tax revenues would be $ 186 ing on the proposed moratorium on Subdivison applica­ gains, interest and dividends tax; Cross Country Skis-wom ­ Free to good home - 2 tan FDR SALE million higher than anticipated last tions. i ^heefim in Baak fi jt;' and raising the children's exemp­ an's size 6, men's size 9. Tabby male kittens. Call spring when the 1986-67 budget was TV/8TERE0/ Excellent condition. Each At this hearing. Interested persons may appear and be heard tion under the inheritance tax. APPLIANCES 646-2368 after 4 pm. ENDROLLS 1976 Chevy Novg and written communications will be received. ■ adopted. That is partially offset by set $50.00. Call 649-9239. 2T'h Concours-good condition, width - 2Se Dated this 26th day of November and 3rd day of December, some $22.3 million In additional He said the GOP would have its Hanld photo by Tuoker Free to coring home - 13t!i width - 2 tor 28B auto, air conditioning, 1986, at Andover, Connectiut. own tax-cut plan by the time the Ml stereo Phonograph with Playful, lovable white, power steering, fm stereo, spending that hadn't been speakers. Plays well. M LIST be picked up at the ANDOVER PLANNING 8, ZONING COMMISSION 1987 session opens. He did not St( blue-eyed Persian cat. runs well. Driginal owner I KENNETH LESTER, CHAIRMAN anticipated. $50.00. Call 646-8893. Manchester HeraldOffIce Much of that additional require­ estimate how much the state could Cindy Boober, Rhonda Mercer and Beth Romane- Transitional Living Center. Theirs is one of many sh SOATS/MARINE Spoyed. Call evenings 649- before 11 A.M. ONLY. $895. Call 646-9778 SUZANNE DOWER, VICE-CHAIRMAN 6128. evenings. ment — $14.7 million of it — is a afford to cut taxes. fund-raising efforts this holiday season In Hot Point - Built In elect­ m wicz, from left, help paint ducks which will be sold to Cl( EQUIPMENT result of increased enforcement Democratic Gov. , William A. ric oven. Good condition. ralsiB: m^ji(ay.lor t YouttvSeivloBa^ Manchester. C l $25.00. Call 649-2971 otter 5 PUBLIC NOTICE activities by Small craft advisory in effect. little money and time to the not coming and who is not partici­ pation is to simply plead with him they are thinking of resigning, supporter, refused to accept some The rift was evident again when famous painting, and surely the most valuable painting campaign effort this year. The Wind west 20 to 30 knots and gusty today and 15 to pating,” Osella said. absent members to become more he said. of the signatures because two of the many town committee members effort ended in failure when Demo­ circulators were on the endorsed who supported Labriola did not 25 knots tonight. Northwest 15 to 20 knots Friday. in the world, is the “ Mona Lisa.” The now priceless However, that measure was active. At Wednesday’s meeting, Kuehl crats kept the governor’s mansion defeated by committee members slate. attend Swensson’s re-election kick­ Seas 3 to 5 feet today. 2 to 4 feet tonight and 1 to 3 masterpiece was initially rejected. According to legend, The organization’s by-laws re­ said six people resigned this year and recaptured both houses of the who feared that such a report would either before or after the election, She was strongly criticized by off later that month. In the Nov. 4 feet Friday. quire periodic reports on attend­ the painting is of Mona Lisa Gherardini, whose husband state Legislature, unseating two only further split a party whose ance, and one will be compiled for including David Frost, who headed Labriola supporters as being in election, she lost to Democrat John HAR Fair today through Friday. so disliked the painting that he refused to pay the artist. longtime Republican incumbents members have battled throughout next month’s meeting, Kuehl said. the town committee’s candidate conflict of interest, and the matter W. Thompson, while Michael P. legislai The King of France bought it ten years later for 492 from Manchester. the year on a number of issues. And But he said he did not know how well selection committee. Kuehl said appeared resolved when she rev­ Meotti unseated incumbent Carl A. of the Some committee members said the disputes themselves were cited attended meetings have been in Frost left because he felt the ersed her decision on the advice of Zinsser of Manchester in the 4th genera Across the nation ounces of gold. they wanted to remove those who as the major reason for the failure past years because records have disputes and divisions made the the Secretary of the State’s office. Senatorial District. step ii DO YO U KNOW — In what famous French museum have not been attending meetings. of many to actively participate in not been kept. party ineffective. But the primary was canceled after office Strong winds whipped up snow in the Great Lakes is the “ Mona Lisa” displayed? enforc( region today and combined with low temperatures WEDNESDAY’S ANSWER - “Porcine” meat is pork. ”Thl to produce bitter wind chiils in the Piains and upper Richai , 2/ 4/80 ' Knowledge Unlimited. Inc. 1986 Architects MCC speaker says NATIONAL FORECAST — Cold weather is forecast for the Northeast on Midwest. said Friday. Rain is forecast for coastal areas of Washington and California. Lake-effect snow squaiis and west winds Neum: prevailed from Michigan across northern Ohio and A Newspaper In Education Program E the hi vie to do Showers are expected in southern Florida. western Pennsylvania to western New York. Sponsored by pullout is no solution Gener A snow squall warning for as much as 6 inches of The Manchester Herald Janua snow in some areas was in effect near the eastern schooi work agement and help provide housing, “ Yoi end of Lakes Erie and Ontario. Continued from page 1 transportation, schooling and repeal A travelers' advisory for snow and blowing snow health care, as one positive factor. answe was issued for northwest Pennsylvania and By Alex GIrelll he said. The Sullivan agreement was signed edgeil northern Michigan. An additional 2 inches to 4 Almanac Associate Editor ” It is U.S. foreign polity in Africa by approximately 205 of the 350 table I inches of snow was possible for the Sault Ste. Marie, that has got to change,” he said. Nine Connecticut architectural Nelson, who has served on the companies doing business In South Mich., area, which by early this morning had a Today is Thursday, Dec. 4, the Africa. C firms have indicated an interest in board of the Investor Responsibil­ 5-inch snowfall. “ America has responsibilities to 338th day of 1986. There are 27 doing the design work on improve­ ity Research Center in Washington, Snow also was scattered across Minnesota and places where it is operating.” days left in the year. ments at four town elementary D.C., for the past 12 years and eastern sections of the Dakotas. Nelson said. ” We have to stand for Today’s Highlight in History; schools and code compliance work recently had the chance to brief something and be as supportive as On Dec. 4, 1783, Gen. George at Manchester High School, the senior members of the White House Low temperatures were common from the upper we can.” Great Lakes across the northern and central Washington bade farewell to his chairman of the Building Commit­ staff on his views, said America can Plains, with early morning readings in the teens to officers at Fraunces Tavern in tee said today. share some of the blame because it Calling South Africa a “ tho­ New York. In a choked voice, the took South African assets and roughly beautiful, wealthy country 20s but dipping into the single digits in southeast Committee Chairman Paul Phil­ departing commander of the exploited some of its black work with promise for all,” Nelson said Montana and northeast Minnesota. lips said a selection committee will The low temperatures and gusty winds pushed Continental Army said, "With a force. the changes he’s seen in the country interview representatives of all “ We have been part of the have ail had a “ cause and effect” wind chills as low as 25 below zero from the upper heart full of love and gratitude, I DAYS 'TIL CHRISTMAS nine firms in three separate ses­ problem there,” he said. “ It’s a relationship. Great Lakes to the northern Plains. now take leave of you.” sions, with three architects invited 16-year-old issue with a lot of people "Everyone of these changes had On this date: to each. Elsewhere, balmy weather dominated across In, 1816, James Monroe of just getting caught up now.” been made at the cost of human central and southern Florida and southern Texas, Virginia was elected the fifth Among those who want to be The solution, he told the MCC blood,” he said. Focusing on the white business with early morning readings in the 50s to 60s, and president of the United States, In 1945, the Senate approved considered are Lawrence Asso­ audience, is for the United States to ciates and Mankey Associates, the “ express its moral outrage” at the interests, Nelson said; “ These dense fog cut visibility to near zero along the defeating Federalist Rufus King. U.S. participation in the United two Manchester firms that did Herald pkoto by Tucker situation and increase the level of people are fighting for their survi­ southern California coast. In 1875, William Marcy Tweed, Nations. Today's forecast called for snowshowers and In 1965, the United States preliminary studies on the school sanctions against the government. val, too.” the boss of New York City’s renovation projects. Pooling Nelson, a member of the advisory strong gusty winds from the Great Lakes region launched Gemini VII, with Air Peter Moore, a business major Tammany Hall political organi­ committee for St. Barnabas College across upstate New York to northern New Force Lt. Col. Frank Borman Others that want to be considered who attended the lecture, said he zation, escaped from jail and fled John O’Keefe, an employee with High School. The masonry work could in Johannesburg, said that while England; rain across western Oregon and south and Navy Cmdr. James A. Lovell for the work are Lyons, Mather and learned a few things. the country. almost everyone shares a distaste aboard. Lechner of Bridgeport, Handler It Cristaldo Mason Contractors of Ne­ be done by the end of the month and " I think it makes sense,” he said MORNING CLOUDS — Weather satellite photo taken at 4 a.m shows no Texas; and for fair weather to prevail across most In 1918, President Woodrow for South Africa’s policies, divest­ Friar of West Hartford. Hirsch wington. helps form a wall of the officials predict the pool could be of Nelson’s contention that busi­ of the rest of the nation. Wilson set sail for France to In 1980, the bodies of four ment, or the sale of stocks from storminess over the entire U.S. Gray, low clouds producing some snow Associates of Farmington, Brook­ nesses should stay in South Africa. attend the Versailles Peace American churchwomen slain in addition that will house the Instructors operable by late February. company portfolios, can only hurt showers are around the Great Lakes and New England. Broken high field Design Group of Brookfield, Before the lecture, Moore said he Temperatures around the nation at 2 a.m. EST Conference, becoming the first El Salvador were unearthed. of the Handicapped pool at Manchester both sides. The same applies to clouds extend from the Gulf coast states to the Southeast coast, and over Five national guardsmen were Stein, Sapack and Ames of Water- thought divesting and disinvesting ranged from 4 degrees at Miles City, Mont., to 71 at chief executive to travel outside bury, Kaestle and Boos of New disinvestment, or the complete later convicted of murdering “ were all on the same scale.” Colorado and New Mexico. A cold front is approaching the West coast. Key West, Fla. the United States while in office. Britain, and Maguire Associates of withdrawal of companies from them. Although unsure of the root of the In 1942, President Franklin D. New Britain. South Africa, he said. According to recent reports, 28 South African problem, Janet R e­ Roosevelt ordered the liquida­ Today’s Birthdays; Actress- tion of the Works Progress Phillips said he had hoped to get Man charged in robberies U.S. companies pulled out of South gion said the information was valid singer Deanna Durbin is 65. more than nine proposals. One past Africa entirely in 1985. because it helped bring the situa­ Administration, which had been Actor Victor French is 52. school project attracted 28 archi­ rest were signed in July, his arrest Ciak was identified as the suspect in “ The presence of American cor­ tion closer to home. Region, who created in 1935 to provide work Actor-producer Max Baer Jr. is A Manchester man was charged tectural firms, he said. was delayed because he is a patient two similar robberies in the porations is positive,” Nelson said. was attending the lecture as part of PEOPLE for the unemployed during the 49. Actor Jeff Bridges is 37. Wednesday with robbery, larceny In the Nov. 4 election, Manches­ Although American corporations a geography class, admitted that Depression. and assault in connection with a at the Institute of Living, a Manchester-East Hartford area ter voters approved an appropria­ hold only 4 percent of South Africa’s she hadn’t formed an opinion on series of convenience store robber­ psychiatric hospital in Hartford, a and admitted involvement in a 4 tion of $8.88 million for the work at total investments and employ 1.2 whether U.S. companies should pull police spokesman said. third. Athletes unite District Court. Manchester High School, Nathan ies earlier this year. percent of its work force, Nelson out of South Africa or not. Johnson said Wednesday she On May 25, Ciak was arrested “ I ’m not really up on Africa,” she the Hale School, Bowers School, Ver- Scott Ciak of 633A Center St. was Ciak was arraigned at Manches­ argued that companies are trying A dozen top athletes joined had not seen the suit, and On Side during a robbery at the 7-Eleven at said. planck School, and Waddell School. charged with six counts of first- ter Superior Court and released on to change working conditions for FI New Jersey Sen. Bill Bradley, declined comment. About $3.6 million will come from 513 Center St. Fatma Antar. an economics degree robbery, third-degree a written promise to appear. A blacks. himself a former pro basketball "Against The Law" detailed local funding and state grants will Police said he admitted to a If a company agrees to divest, he professor who helped sponsor Nel­ Class project ends up Police said the group should have robbery, second-degree assault, condition of his release is that he player, in launching an anti­ events surrounding Kirk’s 1983 pay the rest. previous robbery at the same said, someone else will buy the son's visit, said she was surprised obtained a permit. second-degree larceny, two counts remain at the Institute of Living tobacco campaign. escape from Brushy Mountain In evidence locker Rodawig said he would have to Phillips has said he hopes the address April Ciak is also stock, and nothing is solved. at his viewpoint. "Young people look up to Penitentiary and his 139-day of fourth-degree larceny and four accused of robbing the Cumberland “ as long as professional staff He cited the “ Sullivan Princi­ “ 1 feel they (Africans) are really IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) - A ask his instructor for an exten­ work can begin in July or August athletes. Athletes need to send a flight from authorities with 26- and be completed by September counts of sixth-degree larceny. Farms at 210 W. Center St. on deems necessary.” He is due to ples,” a set of ethical guidelines in being discriminated against out University of Iowa student has a sion on the project due next very direct message to young year-old M ary Evans, his court- 1989. Although warrants for Clak’s ar­ March 19. In addition, police said. appear again in court on Jan. 9. which employers pledge to increase there." she said, adding that pretty good excuse for not Tuesday because police confis­ people. Don't smoke. It's danger­ appointed lawyer. the number of non-whites in man­ “ people need to go to realize this.” turning in his homework: The cated his film and camera. ous to your health," Bradley, a police took it. The would-be film m aker and New Jersey Democrat, said at a Police were called Tuesday his accomplices are due in court news conference in East Ruther­ Today’s quotes Selectmen can restrict roads in Bolton when it appeared that two men, Dec. 17. ford, N.J., Wednesday. ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. one with a gun, were assaulting The former New York Knicks By Andrew Yurkovskv No residents attended the hear­ The selectmen approved the sign Cheney said the board began Robert J. ImIth.liK. “ In short, the machinery is in another man across the street player said he hoped the initia­ Herald Reparter ing at the Community Hall Tuesday installation last month because of looking into an alarm system about INSUR.4N,SMITHS place to seek answers to the from campus. INSURANSMITHS SINCE tive would aid efforts of the evening that preceded the meeting vehicles traveling south at a high six months ago when the state questions that are being asked — The "assault” turned out to be records administrator recom­ American Heart Association, Lottery BOLTON — The Board of Select­ at which the ordinance was rats of speed. Cheney said the to fix what needs fixing and to a film project for 21-year-old mended that such a system be American Lung Association and men has unanimously approved an approved. intersection is dangerous because a 1914 restore complete confidence to Daniel Rodawig’s introductory, hill prevents drivers traveling installed. While heat sensors are American Cancer f ic ety to ordinance giving its members the Cheney said state highway trucks the conduct of our foreign pol­ film and broadcasting class. north on South Road from seeing already in place in the kitchen, he stem tobacco use. power to prohibit vehicles weighing traveling south on Vernon Road use icy.” — President Reagan, on the Rodawig and four roommates Connecticut daily: South and Stony roads as a shortcut southbound vehicles. said he doesn’t know whether they "E verything smoking stands more than 10,000 pounds from who had been recruited to help in to eastbound Route 6. A longer The board also voted Tuesday to are operational. 649-5241 Iran arms sale-Contra aid deal. for, being an athlete, we're Wednesday: 743 operating on designated town the project were charged with alternative to this route would be to put out to bid a fire alarm system The selectmen have no definite 65 E. Center Street against because you’ve got to Play Four: 3644 roads. “ We don’t have a Watergate, unlawful use of a public street. First Selectman Douglas Cheney take Route 44A west to Route 6, he for Community Hall, which would date by which installation of the Manchester, Ct. take such good care of your BILL BRADLEY YEVGENY YEVTUSHENKO but we have a good chance of said the ordinance arose out of said. include pull alarms at each exit and system must be complete, he said. body,” said Isiah Thomas of the athletes role models . . . no mass exodus In other action, the selectmen, at developing one if we continue on concern about the use by school and While they approved the ordi­ smoke and heat detectors in all National Basketball Associa­ the recommendation of the Demo­ course.” — Sen. Ernest Hollings, commercial buses .of South, Stony nance, the selectmen did not rooms. For several minutes the tion’s Detroit Pistons. and Williams roads, all of which are designate any of these roads closed selectmen worried about whether cratic Town Committee, named D-S.C., a member of the Senate Manchester Herald Jose Ramirez to replace Shirley Scott Ballln, legislative coordi­ West. If narrow and winding. Travel by to heavy traffic. the wording of the bid specifica­ Broken promises Intelligence Committee probing Potter on the Zoning Board of nator for the American Heart “ Most Russians simply want to large vehicles on Williams Road is On Monday, the town installed a tions was precise enough to guaran­ the Iran-Contra connection. Appeals. Potter submitted her Association, said “ Athletes travel abroad to form an opinion especially hazardous because the stop sign for southbound traffic on tee that the system could be William Timothy Kirk, the USPS 327-500 VOL. CVI, No. 58 resignation last month because she Against Tobacco” has been un­ about conditions there and then road’s clay base shifts under heavy South Road at the intersection of expanded if Community Hall is convicted killer sprung from "T h e Sandinistas must not Published dally except Sunday Suggested carrier rates are $1.50 moved out of Bolton. able to enlist pro tennis players, weight, he said. Stony Road. enlarged. go back home,” Yevtushenko prison by his lawyer, has sued benefit from the errors of people and certain holidays by the Man­ weekly, $6.50 for one month, $19.25 «ARIS» especially women, and attrib­ chester Publishing Co., 16Bralnard 9 said in an article published in author Sandy Johnson and Ban­ in Washington. D.C.” — Vice for three months, $38.50 for six uted that to the women’s indoor Place, Manchester. Conn. 06040. Stockholm, Sweden, Wednesday tam Books over publication of President George Bush, saying months and $77.00 for one year.. pro tennis circuit. The Virginia Second class postage paid at Man­ Mall rates are available on request. “ The Russian people feel that “ Against The Law.” the Iran-Contra connection chester, Conn. POSTMASTER: Slims, sponsored by a cigarette Mark Twain Said, those who wish to leave the Kirk, now an inmate at the should not undercut support for Send address changes to the Man­ Domestic dispute, fight company. country for good should be East Tennessee Regional Cor­ chester Herald, P.O. Box 591. Man­ To place a classified or display the anti-Sandinista Contras. chester, Conn. 06040. advertisement, or to report a news “ T h e spid er look s hi allowed to do so,” he said. "Th e rectional Facility, asks $350,000, Item, story or picture Idea, call 643- Travel tips ones who realize that they made claiming Johnson broke an 2711. Office hours are 6:30 a. m. to 5 iead to charges in town f o r a m erchant a mistake should be allowed to If you don't receive your Herald p.m. Monday through Friday. agreement not to use interviews by 5:00 p.m. weekdays or 7:30 a.m. The Soviet Union’s most inter­ return if their conscience is with him without his written EMERGENCY who doesn’t Saturday, please telephone your A Manchester man was charged argument began after he saw nationally reknowned living clean.” permission. Fire — Police — Medical carrier. If you're unable to reach The Manchester Herald Is a mem­ Saturday with reckless endanger- Leach, whom he said he does not advertise so he The article was translated and Sara Goodman, associate gen­ your carrier, call subscriber service ber of the Associated Press and a poet, Yevgeny Yevtushenko, ment, disorderly conduct and crim­ know, make an obscene gesture to a says there would be no mass published by Sweden’s biggest eral counsel for Bantam, said the at 647-9946 by 5:30 p.m. weekdays member of the Audit Bureau of Cir­ can spin a w eb DIAL 911 for delivery In Manchester. culations. inal mischief after he allegedly female friend of his, according to a exodus if Soviet citizens were morning newspaper, Dagens publisher was unaware of the In Manchester become violent following a dispute police report. across his d o o r allowed to travel freely to the Nyheter. lawsuit, filed Monday in U.S. with his girlfriend. Although Leach said he did not Police said the man, Richard L. throw the first punch, two witnesses and lead a life Longo, 34, of 101 Eidridge St., broke told police they saw Leach strike o f undisturbed an end table and overturned a bed Garibaldi several times and did not after arguing with his girlfriend. see Garibaldi strike Leach, accord­ peace.” 6 PEriPLE FREE CLASSIFIED ADS She told police the bed hit her ing to a police report. The occu­ 8-year-old daughter, who was lying pants of Leach’s car, however, told To all Herald Readers who have something to sell for in an adjacent bed, according to a police that Leach was not the Spiders don't lead an easy life. Newspaper police report. aggressor, the report said. advertising creates the kind of customer ified <99 or less. We will run your ad for 6 days — FREEI Longo was held in lieu of $1,000 In addition to assault, Leach was traffic spiders hate and merchants love. If bond. His case was continued to charged with possession of alcohol you're a business owner who seems to be Dec. 8 following a Monday appear­ by a minor. Police said they found seeing fsr too many spiders lately, give us a No matter what your advertising message, Fill out coupon (one word } 2 3 4 per apace) and mall or ance at Manchester Superior Court. four unopened bottles of beer in the call. Our retail display and classified adver­ back seat of his car. bring to the Manchester 6 6 7 8 tising departments can create the kind of more people in this area will read it in classified. Leach was released on a $1,500 Herald Office, 16 Bralnard advertising you need to send lazy spiders oh 9 10 11 12 A Coventry man was charged non-surety bond. W e’ll help you reach the right people, too! Place. with third-degree assault early their way.

IS Saturday morning after he al­ Clearly state Item and price 14 16 18 Classified ads get results. legedly struck a Bolton man in a In ad. One Item only per parking lot at 330 Broad St. EMERGENCY ad No pet. tag sale, or Jianrl|Tatfr l^pral^ Gary S. Leach, 20, of Coventry, Fire — Police — Medical Call 643-2711 — Ask for Classified. commercial ada accepted. Name . Phone allegedly struck Ernest Garibaldi, 21, of Bolton, following an alterca­ DIAL 911 Address tion between the two men at about In Manchester 643-2711 12; SO a.m. Garibaldi told police the MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Dec. 4. 1986 — 5 6 — M 4 — M ANCHEStER HERALD. Thursday, Dec. 4, 1986 Robbery suspects to have bail set

HARTFORD (AP) - A federal Court of Appeals next week to argue seven men and two women being involved in the 1983 West Hartford Judge says he'll permit bail for all whether its Nov. 20 decision should held in a maximum security prison robbery are high-ranking members nine defendants still in Jail awaiting apply to the other seven Jailed in New York City will be released of Los Macheteros, a militant trial in the $7 million Wells Fargo defendants. immediately. Clarie said he would underground group seeking inde­ robbery. Prosecutors, who have sought to set high bonds for some of the key pendence for Puerto Rico. Prosecu­ U.S. District Judge T. Emmet keep most of the 16 defendants in defendants in the case. tors say the robbery was conducted Clarie announced his intention the case In pretrial custody, have Defense attorneys, however, said to finance the organization. INSTANT from the bench on Wednesday after argued that the defendants are they are hopeful they can obtain a federal appeals court last month terrorists who would flee from donations to put up whatever bond The appeals court said in its Nov. the Judge requires. 20 ruling that two defendants, ordered him to set reasonable prosecution if released. Seven Wh bonds for two of the nine defendants defendants are free on bond. “ There are 3 million people in Orlando Gonzales. Claudio, 39, a w . on grounds that their long pretrial ‘ T am pleased that our clients will Puerto Rico” who could be ap­ farmer, and Isaac Camacho Ne­ willh incarceration is unconstitutional. be free after 15 months of Jail. This proached for donations, said de­ gron, 39, a locksmith, both charged purcl with conspiracy and transportation Use the 12 checks below to Clarie's ruling appeared to stun is the first real piece of justice in the fense attorney Juan Acevado of govei both defense attorneys and federal case,” said defense attorney Mi­ Puerto Rico. of stolen money, should be get an immediate 20% rebate consi prosecutors. They had planned to chael Deutsch of Chicago. Federal prosecutors claim most promptly released oh a reasonable off the prices of any single REBATES of the defendants accused of being bond. Ap be back before the 2nd U.S. Circuit Clarie's ruling does not mean the item you choose in any of the covei D&L depts. listed on the bougl checks. You save on sale OF 20 NOW THRU SUN. End I priced items as well as Post of inspector general faces vote • Liz Claiborne • Pendleton • Haggar • Pant-her • Generra repla regular priced items, • Palmettos • Tomboy • Health-tex • Billy-the-KId • London Fog Oct.: including all these brand ••Vanity Fair • Russ • Farah HARTFORD (A P) - One of two direction of the office.” He said the • CoilegeTown • Arrow Bei But Frankel said he was “alarmed to some names and more: • Miss Elaine • Puritan • Susan Bristol legislators who filed a bill to get rid legislature ” hastotakealong,hard • Levi’s* • Bali polic look at where this thing is going and of the new office of inspector degree at the direction of the office," He said any 1 general says the action is the first why.” step in airing concerns that the the legislature “has to take a long, hard look destr Inspector General Henri Erkel- office is headed into law of ta} at where this thing is going and why." ens has proposed Increasing the Instant Rebate (ZJheck for enforcement. Instant Rebate Check for thatl agency's budget from the current "This is the way you do it,” Rep. dispi Neumann said he has been minority leader. $268,000 to about $700,000 next year. M is s e s & J u n io r Richard Tulisano, D-Rocky Hill, against the creation of the office of “ To condemn the office before we He said the money would be used to Misses Sportswear Dept proir said after he and Rep. Otto APphol inspector general from the begin­ find out how it is going to work is expand his staff from six to 15, to Dress Depts. Sir Neumann, R-Granby, co-sponsored ning because he said “ it ... premature,” Jaekle said. buy guns and electronic eavesdrop­ the bill to be taken up when the PAY TO THE recei duplicated a great .many things, The new House majority leader, ping equipment, and to equip his Surf’s way up General Assembly convenes in PAY TO THE ORDER OF ones like what the (state) auditors were Robert Frankel, D-Stratford, also inspectors with remote car starters D&L Customer20"^°Off January. Kevin Qrondin of Hampton, N.H., rides the high waves ORDER OF fundi doing.” said the office should be given a to protect them from car bombs. D&L Customer20’^°Off “ You start off by saying, ‘Let's The authorizing bill was signed chance to function. It has been in He said he was not interested in aiong the New Hampshire coast caused by heavy rains Twenty Percent Off the price of any single item in this Department the Si repeal it.' Now, that may not be the into law late last year. operation for four months. law enforcement but that his and high winds that hit the Northeast Wednesday. The Twenty Percent Off the price of any single item in this Department DATE: Now thru Sun. Dec. 7.1986 dona answer. I'm the first to acknowl­ One of its supporters, at least for requests were designed to fulfill rains forced residents and businesses along the coast to Leba legislative intent of the law and to DATE: Now thru Sun. Dec. 7,1986 edge it, but at least we get it on the now, is Rep. Robert Jaekle, R- But Frankel said he was prepare for floods. I f t table for discussion.” Strntford, who will be House "alarmed to some degree at the protect his staff. THIS CHECK MUST BE SURRENDERED AT TIME OF PURCHASE THIS CHECK MUST BE SURRENDERED AT TIME OF PURCHASE MH muni MH prob! insui Connecticut In Brief I Lotto Winner’s luck a family mystery that' relig for sure.” NEWINGTON (AP) — When Willimantic, had bought the only her husband have their new house Rebate Check for Instant Rebate Check :fer Th Factory workers awarded back pay George Brennan closed his store first-prize winning ticket in Tues­ built. Brennan said he was going to f and headed for Newington, his day night's Connecticut state lot­ “ I found out through the news,” leave Newington and head home moni HARTFORD — Forty-three employees of a Lebanon compost daughter didn't know where he'd tery Lotto game. she explained. “ I was suspecting it where his wife. Bernyce, 51 Boys 4-20 Dept. Girls 4-14 Dept Th factoi^ will share more than $22,000 in back overtim e pay under gone, his son began figuring out the Wednesday, he received a check was my father. We (she and her teaches at Lebanon Elementar the Si term s of a settlement approved in Hartford Superior Court, the mystery and his wife couid only for $341,011 — the first of 20 such brother Timothy, 24) knew it was a School. orga state attorney general's office said. suspect that something was up. annual installments. man. Then we knew it was a “ I don’t know how to tell her,” h PAY TO THE said. " I ’m afraid she’ll fain t... I’ n PAY TO THE Confi The settlement, announced Wednesday, ends a lawsuit against Several hours later, Brennan still “ I didn't know I had the winning businessesman. Then we knew it ORDER OF Earth Gro Inc. that charged the company failed to pay the hadn't contacted his family, but his ticket until this morning when I was a businessman in Willimantic going down to the school an ORDER OF D&L Customer20‘^Off D&L Customer20'^Off Ceda minimum wage and overtime between February 1983 and May children had guessed what was read the numbers in the paper,” who resides in Lebanon. Then we saying, ‘I ’m going to set you free.’ Com happening and his wife was soon to said Brennan. “ I closed my shop for couldn't get ahold of my father, the Brennan said he plans to continue Twenty Percent Off the price of any single item in this Department 1985. Attorney (^neral Joseph I. Lieberman filed the suit in Twenty Percent Off the price of any single item in this Department alive March on behalf of state labor Commissioner P. Joseph Peraro. learn that she and her husband the day. The receptionist (at lottery store was closed. working because “ I enjoy my work.” Beyond that, no immediate DATE: Now thru Sun. Dec. 7,1986 owni The company had argued that it was engaged in a farming were $6.8 million richer — winners headquarters in Newington) told "W e suspected that it was him ... DATE: Now thru Sun. Dec. 7,1986 of ConnecticuCs fourth-biggest me I was the oQly winner.” plans. operation and therefore exempt from state minimum wage and and confirmed it with a cali to the Si Lotto jackpot ever. One of Brennan's two chiidren, (Wiliimantic FM radio station) “ We’re building a house,” Brei overtime requirements, according to the attorney general's THIS CHECK MUST BE SURRENDERED AT TIME OF PURCHASE THIS CHECK MUST BE SURRENDERED AT TIME OF PURCHASE comi Brennan, 52, a Lebanon resident Kimberiy Cavanna, 28, is living at W ILL” Mrs. Cavanna said. “ I nan's daughter said, then added MH office. who owns a dance apparei store in her parents' home while she and taiked to my mom when I found out "but it’s not our money.” MH In the settlement. Earth Gro President Paul Sellew acknowledged that Earth Gro is subject to the state minimum wage and overtime statutes, the attorney general's office said. Student protesters target Yale Corp. Instant Riebate Check for Instant Rehate Check for State settles with )al alal fronton Ladies Foundations Ml HARTFORD — Connecticut has agreed to pay $33,333 to the NEW HAVEN (AP) - Student on Tuesday in New Haven Superior He also said he objected to some Haven, intend to go to trial in twoj have operator of a Miami Jai alai fronton to settle a federal civil suit, a protesters say they plan picketing Court after the protesters per­ of the community groups with weeks on charges of disorderly^ Junior {Sportswear Dept d? Lingerie Dept cont state official said. and a rally at Yale University later formed 10 hours of community which some protesters fulfilled conduct. One other case will> little probably be dismissed at that time, i World Jai Alai, the owner of the Florida fronton, will receive a this week to demonstrate against service. their service requirement, includ­ Bi total of $100,0000 from Connecticut and two Florida law the school's holdings in companies School spokesman Walter Littell ing the Institute for Democratic court officials said. PAY TO THE PAY TO THE Socialism and the Community in Dyson said offers of community' wate enforcement agencies, people involved with the suit said that do business in South Africa. would not say on Wednesday ORDER OF D&L Customer 20’^Off ORDER OF D&L Customer20'^Off Wednesday. The activities are aimed at a whether the Yale trustees would Solidarity with People in El service triviaiize the protest. can^ Salvador. The protesters had been arrested The suit, filed in a Miami federal court, claimed that an late-week meeting of the Yale discuss divestment during their feeli Foti told Gold he was being unfair on charges that included disorderly Twenty Percent Off the price of any single item in this Department Twenty Percent Off the price of any single item in this Department October 1982 raid of the Florida fronton was prompted by Corporation, the school’s governing meeting. wate and said that “ I cannot say that the conduct and criminal trespass. incorrect information from Connecticut officials and carried out board of trustees. “ You can make a safe assump­ DATE: Now thru Sun. Dec. 7,1986 DATE: Now thru Sun. Dec. 7,1986 Minouche Kandel, a Yale senior tion that it has been a continuing criminal justice system is treating Foti also dismissed a charge of; It i illegally by Florida officials. and a member of the Coalition discussion with the corporation and one class of people better than it’s interfering with a police officer; that The settlement also included a stipulation that Connecticut and THIS CHECK MUST BE SURRENDERED AT TIME OF PURCHASE Against Apartheid, said Wednes­ Yale officers,” he said. treating another class of citizens.” against Yale student Matthew THIS CHECK MUST BE SURRENDERED AT TIME OF PURCHASE MH Ni Florida officials write letters explaining their actions in the case. The arrests came during the Kimble, 21, after Gold said he could! MH day that students plan to picket a Superior Court Judge Paul M. adde Martin P. Fleischman, a spokesman for World Jai Alai, trustee investment committee Foti decided to drop the cases Sept. 20 inauguration of Yale not prove the charge that Kimble characterized the letters as ones of apology, but Bernard F. meeting on Friday. The coalition against 20 protesters despite a President Benno C. Schmidt Jr. and pushed a police officer. mon McGovern, an attorney with the Connecticut Attorney General’s also plans a rally on Saturday near statement by Deputy Assistant a Sept. 22 demonstration in which Yale cleared Kimble of internal Still, office, insisted that the Connecticut letter would constitute an where the corporation will meet, State’s Attorney David Gold that Yaie’s investment office was charges regarding the same inci­ nora explanation and not an apology. briefiy occupied. dent last month, while the univer-' Instant Rehate Check for she said. Foti was performing a “ disservice T-n.cd^fl.nt R e b a te C h e c k f o r of ye Kandel said the students have not to the interests of justice.” Two remaining protesters, state sity police officer involved in the! Lawmakers back contribution limits planned any civil disobedience Gold said the judge's decision will Rep. Wiliiam Dyson, D-New incident has resigned for personal & Mi actions. In September. 24 protes­ result in “ a very unfortunate Haven, and John Hannan of New reasons. Handbag or Jefweliy D ^ t Misses Junior CJoat Depts. degr HARTFORD — State Capitol lobbyists and legislators surveyed ters were arrested in two separate practical implication,” by serving of ini by two state commission say banning of campaign contributions demonstrations. Shortly after, Yale to reinforce protesters’ under­ PAY TO THE buik during legislative sessions would go a long way toward erasing suspended five students involved in standing that their political beliefs PAY TO THE the “ appearance of conflict of interest and the public impression the demonstrations for the semes­ exempt them from prosecution if ORDER OF D&L Customer20'^Off Broc ORDER OF D&L Customer20'^Off that the legislature is for sale.” ter, and protest activities became they break the law. beca Those comments and others were taken from questionnairs more muted. Gold claimed that Foti was giving Twenty Percent Off the price of any single item in this Department mon sent to all 187 legislators and 462 special interest lobbyists by the Most of the state charges against Yale students preferential Twenty Percent Off the price of any single item in this Department the demonstrators were dismissed state Ethics and Elections Enforcement commissions. Re­ treatment. DATE: NowthruSun. Dec. 7.1986 DATE: Now thru Suo. Dec. 7,1986 sponses were received from 51 legislators and 125 lobbysts, although most were unsigned. THIS Cb)£CK MUST BE SURRENDERED AT TIME OF PURCHASE H U b u N e ^ THIS CHECK MUST BE SURRENDERED AT TIME OF PURCHASE Fifty-five percent of the lobbyists and 71 percent of the MH MH legislators who responded to the survey said there should be limitations on the amount of money lobbyists may contribute or ‘C raise while the assembly is in session. ethic Forty-three percent of the lobbyists and 51 percent of the ASecond towa legislators support an outright ban on political contributions Tn.cd-a.nt R e h a te C h e c k f o r fedet during a session. HIRE Tn.cd-a.nt R e b a te C h e c k f o r Ame LaxiLes Bdbes “ Ir Police capture Enfield escapee M m l M en’s D ep t disso & Sleepwear Dept upon BRIDGEPORT — A prisoner who escaped from the state's GOOD more minimum-security prison at Enfield was recaptured at a housing PAY TO THE comi project, state police said. 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OPINION By Linda Stowell Union Carbide has mandatory bility for the accident. The com­ ^ h t Associated Press retirement at the age of 65. In pany faults the Indian government March, Robert D. Kennedy was for allowing thousands of homeless DANBURY — Warren Anderson, named president and chief execu­ to settle outside the plant property. Jthe Union Carbide Corp. chairman tive officer. He added the title of It also claims the accident itself Scenes need who led the company through a chairman on Monday. was the result of sabotage. maze of troubles, says he’s looking Anderson, who said he plans to Looking to the future of Union Jack forward to baking bread, buying a become reacquainted with his wife Carbide, Anderson said that Union Labrador retriever puppy and of 40 years, Lillian, said he plans to Carbide is “ a $7bmion, very viable private owner A nderaoa seeing the United States during his stay on as a member of Carbide’s organization that will grow faster retirement. board until the end of December, than the economy.” but after that he wants off. When the final decision is nnade about who On the second anniversary of the “ I don’t feel we’re in any way a Bhopal tragedy and just three days He said he’d “ like to see this will hold title to the two new nativity scenes struggling company. The restruc­ after the 65-year-old chairman country and I like to garden, both turing program will be successful. flowers and vegetables. I’d like to purchased for community use, the retired, Anderson said Wednesday Earnings per share will go up. government of Manchester should not be that he has no regrets about his try carving ducks and I’m a bread We’ve eliminated a lot of high-cost tenure as chairman of the giant baker, but that takes time. I’m debt,” Anderson said. “ The decks considered as a potential owner. chemical company. going to do all the things I’ve never A public fund drive is now in progress to Army won’t ' are cleared and we’ll move “ Yes, I would have liked to tie a had time for.” forward.” cover the cost of two scenes that have been ribbon around the Bhopal package, Looking back, Anderson said the The one weakness plaguing the bought for display downtown and in the North but we have competent people and Bhopal accident created two prob­ company, he said, is its public the work will go on,” Anderson said lems that affected his role as chiefs image. End during the Christmas season. They will do anything during an interview in the Danbury executive. replace the two that were destroyed by fire “ We’re still struggling with what headquarters. “ I’ve spent my I call chemophobia,” Anderson Oct. 17 while in municipal custody. whole life running around the world “ WHEN BHOPAL occurred said. Because the town has a fire insurance and I haven’t seen anything. People there was a common thread of for safety ask me what Australia is like and reporting that said we would be a “ There will always be an associa­ policy under which $50,000 is deductible from all I can say is the hotel is near the bankrupt company. This posed real tion with Bhopal,” he said. “ But I any loss, it could not have replaced the office.” problems for me — we had retirees, don’t think people are second- destroyed scenes except with the expenditure WASHINGTON - American soliders continue to Anderson, who joined Union employees and customers that had guessing what we’ve done.” of tax funds. No one considered it conceivable die needlessly in accidents that could have been Carbide in 1945, became president to be convinced that wasn’t true,” One securities analyst at Sa­ prevented if the Army would take safety in 1977 and chairman in 1982, said he Anderson said. lomon Brothers, Leslie Ravitz, said that tax funds should be used to buy religious instruction seriously. wouldn’t change his handling of the “ And people said the company that Anderson’s reign “ was marred displays, so the public drive was mounted Part of the problem is a sort of macho, fatalistic . chemical plant disaster in Bhopal, would be so consumed (with by two things.” promptly. belief by young officers and enlisted men that India on Dec. 3, 1984. Bhopal), we couldn’t run the “ We had the worst industrial In history’s worst industrial businesses. But we recognized this environment in 1980 to 1985, and you £ Similarly, when the scenes damaged by the accidental deaths and injuries are an inevitable accident, a leak of methyl isocya­ danger and we segregated the combine that with Bhopal... I don’t price to be paid for realistic training exercise. recent fire were acquired in 1969 and 1970, no nate gas at Carbide’8 plant killed Bhopal issue.” know if the man even had a shot of The Army’s own inspector general holds the high one suggested they be purchased with tax more than 2,000 and injured thou­ India is seeking just over $3 winning,” Ravitz said. “ And he funds. A public fund drive was held then, and command responsible for failing to drill safety into sands more. billion in compensation for the never had a chance to be a hero.” “George, I’m in the middle of an important foreign policy decision. Can the officer corps and to see that recruits are taught Anderson countered by saying, the scenes replaced one which had been victims of the Dec. 3,1984 gas leak. you come back later?’’ how to avoid accidents starting in basic training. ANDERSON ALSO said he would A judge in India on Sunday lifted a “ To be a hero would have been very AP photo donated to the town by the Tall Cedars of The inspector general has set forth his views in a not change the way the company freeze on the sale of Union Carbide hard. To come out of it without losing your m arbles is an Lebanon, a Masonic group. highly critical report, not meant for public perusal. handled a hostile takeover attempt assets, but ordered the company to Warren Anderson, who retired Monday looking forward to retirement because A copy obtained by our associate Stewart Harris is by Wayne, N.J.-basedGAFCorp. in hold at least $3 billion in assests to achievement. C If the new scenes are placed under “ I don’t have any scars,” Ander­ as head of Union Carbide, reflects in an he can how have the dog he always stamped on each page: ‘T O R OFFICIAL USE 1985. cover claims. First arguments in municipal ownership, the same insurance the main government suit against son added. “ But it (Bhopal) is Open Forum ONLY. This document contains information “ I have no regrets,” Anderson interview on his tenure at the Danbury- wanted, and can work in his garden and problem will exist unless the scenes are said. “ I wish it could have been a Carbide are scheduled for Jan. 12. never off my mind. I’d like to see a EXEMPT FROM MANDATORY DISCLOSURE.” based company. Anderson said he is see the United States. insured under a separate policy — a policy little more fun.” Carbide has claimed no responsi­ resolution.” that would have to be applied expressly to a ble for this also, and if so, he mentioned Sandinistas who are THIS DESIRE FOR SECRECY is religious display and paid for with tax funds. What Is Weiss should be ousted from his office. the real villains. They betrayed understandable. Among the embarrassing That would be an unacceptable use of public doing In secret? their own revolution against information in the report, for example, is a survey monies. Robert H. Avery Somoza and now they are export­ of officer candidates at Fort Leavenworth, Kan., Dodd plans visit to Mexico, To the Editor: 38 Maple St. ing terrorism and importing the which found that: Com The sensible thing to do is have the titie to Cuban and Soviet threat to our 4lS%flovictimc. • 22 percent said they “ Infrequently or never” the scenes rest with a non-governmental The Sinnamon Shop restaurant security. thought about safety on the job. Th organization like the Manchester Area is scheduled to be demolished or Ald to contras Few of us realize that some of • 15 percent said their superiors gave safety Central America in new role joint Conference of Churches, or with the Tail moved in deference to the our congressmen and senators “ little or no importance” either on or off duty. ter I ics t Cedars. Better still, the Nativity Scene scheduled new Main Street con­ a worthy cause are partisans to this cancerous, • 17 percent said safety rules often interfered Bv Daniel Beegan next Congress because the Demo­ member, had been sending money communist invasion of our hemis­ with realistic field training. The Associated Press crats regained control of the Senate from the Iranian arms sales to the W v i d c ^ men Committee could hold title and could be kept struction project. Contras. Reagan, who approved sellli aiive for the sole and worthy purpose of I say “either or” because I To the Editor: phere. Thanks to Joe McCarthy, In another survey at a different Army base, half in the Ndvember election. anyone who mentions the Russian of those polled said they believe it is “ inevitable Sen. Christopher J. Dodd, D- At a news conference Wednes­ arms shipments to Iran, has denied duel owning, insuring, maintaining, and erecting understand the owner has not any knowledge of the Contra • 327 firssn Rd. At the Junction of Parker St., • 1215 Burnside Ave. I acce As a concerned citizen,' I'm threat is considered paranoid. that accidents will occur on duty in their unit.” In a Conn., says he will ask leaders of day, Dodd reiterated his longstand­ even been notified as to what connection. prof the scenes each year for the benefit of the Well, Reagan isn’t paranoid. He third survey of enlisted men and officers, one out of Mexico and of Central American ing opposition to U.S. aid to the Mindiester Woodbridge & Green Rd. Etst Hartford | procedures are now going on by writing this letter in the hopes of Contras, but said it was too early to But Dodd said Reagan’s strong sitio community. knows better than any man alive three guffawed at the idea of safety measures in nations for their reactions to the Robert Weiss, town manager, reaching others who support the say for sure that Congress would support of aid to the Contras horn what threatens the United States field training. Iranian arms sale and the diversion even though he was specifically president. The liberal left con­ of money to the Nicaraguan kill the program, supported created an environment that may sufft and what doesn’t. If bethinks that The inspector general included several examples instructed to do so. trols both houses and if every Contras. strongly by President Reagan. have been interpreted by some T1 It is not fair to these small member was a communist, the supporting the contras is a good of fatal accidents that might have been prevented if Dodd announced he will take over “ My hope is it would be cut off, aides as approval for a covert results couldn ’t be worse. idea, then we should do it through the officer in charge had received proper safety but it would be terribly premature operation. gift) Temporary reprieve business owners to be kept in the in January as chairman of the VCR RENTALS to tl dark and I wonder what Mr. Weiss The media is ecstatic over our own private, legally donated training — or had been taught to get his priorities Western Hemisphere subcommit­ to predict that,” Dodd said. “ I believe he created the environ­ ment for this. The president creates VCR shot Reagan’s recent contra connec­ contributions seeing as the CIA straight. tee of the Senate Foreign Relations Dodd said he would visit Nicara­ Maybe some people in Manchester would thinks he is doing under his veil of the tone, the feel, the texture,” Dep tion predicament. They are be­ can't and the Congress won’t Committee and, because of that gua, El Salvador, Guatemala, have been happier if our semi-drought had secrecy. ONE SUCH INCIDENT involved a soldier who Costa Rica, Honduras, as well as Dodd said. Q C OVERNIGHT Cen having like picadors in a bul­ anymore. new assignment, would leave Sun­ continued. This rain is now getting to be a Of course Manchester is well was run over by a 30-ton, self-propelled howitzer Mexico during the trip that is He said one of the reasons for his lfight. The rage of the American I’ll pledge my income tax day on a 12-day trip to Central Mm V Monday known to be a racist community during a night exercise. The young battery scheduled to end Dec. 19. trip to Central America was a little much. people should arise, not because refund for openers. It may not be America and Mexico. through eager to keep outsiders from commander had refused to let the howitzer crew The subcommittee had been Dodd said the behavior of Nicara- concern that the issue of U.S. SALE But officials who worry about the town’s of any alleged wrongdoing on the enough to offset the communists foreign policy in that region not be Thursday living in the town, especially turn on its headlights to spot the soldier on foot, chaired by Sen. Jesse Helms, gua’s Marxist leaders could play a Ar water supply are relieved, and anyone in town part of the administration but in Central America but I’m major role in determining whether pushed aside by the arms deal minorities. who was acting as “ gun guide.” R-N.C., who lost the position for the Just in time for Christmas! can wash his car right out in the open without Perhaps Mr. Weiss is responsi- rather because it is the rarely counting on other hard-working Congress reverses its approval of investigations. people like myself to help. I’m a “ This was caused by a sense of urgency to get all aiding the rebels. Dodd said he met with Secretary feeling guilty, now that the voluntary curbs on of his (howitzers) into position on a timed portion” Samsung or Toshiba 4 ad construction laborer and I’m “ I would urge them not to assume of State George Shultz on Wednes­ water use have been lifted. Workers get tired of seeing my tax dollar of the exercise, the inspector general’s report because there is a crisis here in day morning to brief him about the GET YOUR 2 head • wireless remote • auto rewind It is thanks to an especially wet November mismanaged by a Congress that stated, adding: “ The battery commander believed Washington it is a green light for trip. By An( that the threat of a water crisis has ended. doesn’t seem to consider defend­ that the unit would fail that portion of the extra raise them,” Dodd said. Dodd said he Dodd said he got the subcommit­ Morale tee chairmanship after Sen. Ed­ Ninety-two million gallons of water were ing the nation, let alone the free (exercise) if driving lights were used to locate the planned to meet with Nicaraguan HEADS CLEANED ONLY President Daniel Ortega during his ward Zorinsky, D-Neb., who was AND added to the town’s reservoirs in the last world, top priority. missing gun guide.” DERBY (AP) — Union em­ Throughout the chain of command, the inspector visit to that country. senior to him on the full Foriegn VHS Dlskwasher HaadcleanIng Tape cializlr month, putting them at 72 percent of capacity. I appeal to the American people ployees at Griffin Hospital who Relations Committee, chose in­ told a KEEPim general found, there is a reluctance to blame opted for a unique pay-incentive Dodd said he had no inside $ 0 7 Q 9 5 ouantmea. Still, it is sobering to realize that they are to take action like the kind that knowledge of the Iranian- stead to take over a new subcom­ that SCI raised so many millionsfor needy anyone but the soldiers directly involved in an program instead of automatic pay mittee dealing with terrorism and N O W O N LY * 1 4 *® - Save <5 m SoHurryl and vii normally at 95 percent of capacity at this time My raises may have ended up getting Nicaragua issue and declined to say with the “ Live Aid,’’ ’’Farm Aid’’ accident. Even on bases where safety is supposedly whether he thought President Rea­ narcotics trafficking. ways more than they bargained for. Check out our full line of accessories. of year. and “ Band Aid” concerts. Contra given a high priority, it is not included on the gan knew that Lt. Col. Oliver North, Dodd was elected last month to develo] OPWHs commander’s job evaluation. The 21 maintenance workers who his second term in the Senate. derly f Manchester can live for a while with that Aid is as worthy and important a are members of Teamsters union a National Security Council staff degree of risk, that lack of margin. But means cause as the aforementioned, Furthermore, the number and quality of safety Thor Op£H Local 667 entered negotiations with dressei because what greater cause than inspectors are inadequate. Morale is often low of increasing the surface water supply, like the hospital in October asking for Old To VfAh/K yoe/ freedom? because of poor chances for promotion, and wide annual pay raises of 4 percent for building a new dam at the town’s Roaring pay discrepancies abound, with some safety the tow Brook Reservoir should not be forgotten just the next three years. But they to revi Richard Guinness officers earning little more than enlisted men while accepted the hospital’s Pay-for- because the pressure has abated for the and it) 62 Tracy Drive civilians with'the same duties can make up to Performance program and wound Increai moment. $50,000 a year. up getting a 5 percent pay raise for ,wants. the coming year. Make it a Regal Christmas He alsi “ NUMEROUS EXAMPLES of improperly "With the 5 percent in our pockets appoin conducted accident investigations and inaccurate already, this looks good,” said Pat w ith .develoi accident reports were found during the Schifiliti, business agent for the !valuab Divorce rate hurts us all In the end inspection,” the report notes. Waterbury-based Teamsters local and a participant in contract i Pleti Examples from more than 300 accident reports TheunI “ Clearly, we all have an interest — whether No-fault laws “ have allowed, and even included such unhelpful explanations of the cause negotiations. “ It’s something new. It will give everyone an incentive to ter’s S ethical or economic — in reversing the recent trend encouraged the dissolution of the family,” says of injury as “struck by passenger seat,” "ejected Associ toward automatic divorce,” says a landmark Bauer. Hundreds of pages of evidence can be found push a little harder.” from vehicle” and “ not applicable.” Descriptions The year-old program is the first HAGGAR to the I federal report. “ The Family: Preserving in Dr. Weitzman’s extraordinary volume, named N orthern of accidents included: “ At some point both riders of its kind at a Connecticut hospital, Reside America’s Future.” the best book of the year by the American were separated from the motorcycle,” and “ The according to William C. Powanda, STYLE ■ QUALITY - VALUE organ! “ In part, this is a matter of self-interest: the Perspective Sociological Association. soldier was new on post and the alcohol in the th e hospital’s Assistant ratorii dissolution of households imposes heavy strains Every divorced person who feels short-changed driver’s body combined to cause the accident.” Administrator. luntil upon our society,” the report continues. “ But in a Michael J. McManus by the system must read the book, and convince “ We’re positive no other hospital Comm more in ^ rta n t part, it is a matter of selfless state legislators to hold hearings on it. in the state has such a program,” tions a Confidential file I'decide compassio^: for the weak and the young, the The purpose of no-fault laws was benign — to Powanda said Wednesday. “ Even B^‘.... HAGGAR A D* 9 Khomeini-watching is still a growth industry in auch a abandone^nd'scorned, the cheated and tossed remove the necessity of proving one’s spouse guilty the federal mediators privately Washington intelligence circles. Fueled by the said it’s new on the Connecticut : Ifth aside.” of adultery or cruelty to get a divorce. It was hoped Reagan administration’s ill-starred arms deal, Those are strong, eloquent words on a subject the that reduced hostility would improve equity for SC6 I16.*' ^way 1e which the White House claimed began as a feeler The hospital instituted the plan in BELTED TRI-BLENDS 100% WOOL WORSTED pate a report's primary author. Education Under everyone. toward potentially friendly Iranian officials who October 1985 for its 1,035 non-union develo Secretary Gary Bauer, says has been “ taboo for However, no-fault laws also tried to treat men written a landmark book on this subject, “ The might succeed the 86-year-old ayatollah, employees. The 21 union members ”Wooi.M^kes The Difference” Town too long.” The report, prepared by a federal Divorce Revolution,” which reports that and women “ equally.” That assumed women are speculating on the state of Khomeini’s health entered the program under the her of interagency “ working group,” says divorce is a as capable of self-support as men, which is clearly “ Divorced women and their children suffer an continues apace. The trouble is that the inside agreement reached with the hospi­ Haggar has taken soft flannel and made it more Flannel slacks of 100% worsted wool, plus the increa state government issue on which Washington immediate 73 percent drop in their standard of not possible for either older homemakers who have scoop coming out of Iran is hopelessly tal in November. durable. Now you can enjoy the rich look of wool classic fit of Imperial by Haggar. It’s the perfect Ithem) should have “ no jurisdiction” though U.S. living, while their husbands enjoy a 42 percent rise devoted their lives to their children and husband, contradictory. He’s had a heart attack; he hasn’t. Under the program, if the combined with the easy-care. wrinkle-free comfort fashion combination for the cooler months of the i Whll taxpayers “ are directly affected” by it. year. And it’s yours in navy, brown, dark gray, light in theirs.” or for mothers of small children. He’s dying; he’s doing fine. You pays your money hospital does well financially, em­ of Dacron* polyester and Orion* acrylic. Our tri­ town I A 10-year study given to the American Academy gray, and medium blue. Come by. and get the feel One result: “ More than half of the poor families and you takes your choice. ployees receive a pay raise for the blend wool slacks are machine washable. They tras Ci of Child Psychiatry by Judith WallerStein says in the United States are headed by a single "WHILE MOST MARRIED WOMEN give year. If the hospital does not do well come in a fashionable array of colors. And. of and fit of the season. ment 1 “ divorce can so disturb youngsters that they mother,” only 18 percent of whom are unwed priority to their family roles, most married men financially, workers receive no course, they've got the famous Haggar fit. For the and zo become psychologically unable to live happy lives mothers. Dr. Weitzman notes an estimate: give priority to their careers,” says Dr. Weitzman. AIDS & tourism increase at all. Raises also are beauty of wool that’s three times better, give our tri­ if the! wame as adults.” “ Two-thirds of the children born in wedlock in 1980 “ As a result her earning capacity is likely to be Americans traveling abroad may soon face based on the performance of blend wools a try. A Stanford University study found that “ children Impaired while his is enhanced.” Divorced men are discrimination because of fears that they will bring individual departments. their 1 would experience a parental divorce before age 17. ithose' exposure to AIDS, the fatal disease spread by in single-parent families headed by a mother have The statistics suggest that we are sentencing a much better off financially after divorce. “ All departments are measured 6 have. Sizes 32 to 42 higher arrest rates, more disciplinary problems in significant proportion of the current generation of Why? “ The courts do not typically require him to sexual contact. Japanese authorities have reported by patient satisfaction and client 90 Wer school, and a greater tendency to smoke and run American children” to poverty. share his salary with his former wife, nor do they an outbreak of AIDS cases and claim to have satisfaction.” Powanda said. FREE It is ii “ Clients” are hospital staff who away from home than do peers who live with both West Virginia Supreme Court Judge Richard typically require him to contribute equally to traced them all to contact with visiting Americans. Reg. $37.50 ALTERATIONS Reg. $50 natural parents — no matter what their income, Neely says the cost is borne by the society as a support their children... Courts award inadequate provide services to each other, he race or ethnicity.” whole: Welfare payments, subsidized housing, etc. amounts of child support.” The average support said. are some of the “ costs we pay for other pepole’s was only $I ,000 in a recent year. Powanda said the hospital deter­ CHILDREN FROM DIVORCED HOMES ‘also divorces.” And 53 percent of mothers don’t even get that, Maurlipstpr HrralJi mined on Oct. 31 that it could give HOURS: are absent from school more frequently and are all employees a 5 percent pay 903 MAIN ST. WED., THUHS., & says Dr. Weitzman. Foundod In 1881 FW. IlikOO more likely to repeat a grade, to be placed in increase. THUS. THE SOCIETY AS A WHOLE - and On the other hand, sometimes it is the man who is Some union members are wor­ DOWNTOWN 8AT. IH f t l l remedial reading classes,” according to another particularly state government, which fashions hurt by a wife who runs off with another man, takes PENNY M. SIEFFERT...... Publlahar ried that the program will cost RECACS SUN. 12 to 5 MANCHESTER study in “ The Family.” DOUGLAS A. BEVINS...... Executiva Editor "Your Quality Men's Shop" laws on marriage and divorce — must consider, the children, sues for divorce and forces him to sell JAMES P SACKS...... Managing Editor them money. “ The divorce epidemic has not only devastated reform. his house to give her half of its value. ALEXANDER QIRELLI...... AMOClataEditor childhood It has brought financial ruin to millions “ It’s the merit system,” said Ironically, the heart of the problem is an earlier The losers in every case are children. Inspired by Fred Renker, a maintenance of women.” says the Bauer Report. “ Divorce reform, “ no-fault divorce laws” adopted by all 50 Weitzman’s book, California legislators are DENISE A ROBERTS...... Advarlltlng DIractor worker and a shop steward. “ And reform was supposed to be a panacea for women states. As the Bauer Report puts it “ Traditional exploring answers. See next week’s column. MARK F ABRAITIS...... Butinaas Manager SHELDON CO HEN...... Conrpoalng Manager no union wants to go with a merit trapped in bad marriages. It has trapped many of divorce laws inhibited easy separations. They ROBERT H HUBBARD...... Praaaroom Manager system — it wants to go with pay them in poverty.” recognized the interest of the community in Michael J. McManus of Stamford Is a syndicated JEANNE Q FROMERTH...... Circulation Manager increases and that’s that,” he said. Professor Lenore Weitzman of Harvard has encouraging marital stability.” columnist. « - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday Dec. 4, 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Dec. 4, 1986 - 9 10 — w 'Holy wai^ plot Obituaries SPORTS r*- \ Julius B. Schalz; William e. Mack foiled in Egypt Hartford lawyer William E. Mack of Glastonbury, husband of Mary (Corrigan) Mack, Julius B. Schatz, 88, a prominent died Tuesday at Hartford Hospital. CAIRO, Egypt (AP) — The obtain money to finance the group’s trial attorney in Hartford for more Bom in Lawrence, Mass., he country’s top prosecutor today activities. Targets of the thefts than 80 years, died Wednesday at grew up in Manchester and gradu­ Dramatic Francis goal lifts the Whalers charged four military officers and were a contracting company cash­ an area convalescent home. He was ated from Manchester High Schooi 29 other men with forming an ier and several shops owned by the husband of Madeline (Ansel) in 1033. Before he retired, he Was extremist Moslem organization in­ Coptic Christians, it said. Schatz and the father of Mrs. employed by PItG Motor Freight, faceoff and drew the puck back to tent on starting a holy war to *1116 Indictment, which was disr Richard (Nancy) Diamond of Man­ formerly of Manchester, for 43 By Jim Tierney far as the Hartford Whalers were loss on Monday night in Quebec in which Whaler captain Ron finalize things in regulation. A overthrow the government. tributed by the official Middle East chester and Fort Myers, Fla. years. Herald Sports Writer concerned Wednesday night at the which halted a four-game Whaler Francis was the star. mere 10 seconds remained on the Murzyn at the point. Murzyn A senior official at the Interior News Agency, committed the 33 Richard Diamond is vice president Besides his wife, he also Is Civic Center against the Quebec winning streak, Hartford was With the game tied, 1-1, and the clock when the Whalers started one-timed a slapshot right between of the New England Division of Malarchuk’s pads for the 1-1 tie. It Phllodtli Ministry, which oversees public defendants to a state security court survived by a daughter, Margaret HARTFORD — Drama could not Nordiques — the Adams Division worthy of the challenge due to a prospects of overtime looking all their last surge. Whaler Kevin PlNaixiri security, said the defendants were for trial. No trial date was set. Scripps League Newspapers Inc., M. Mack and son-in-law. Herb have been served a better fate as leader. In an effort to avenge a 4-1 superlative game-ending sequence but certain, Francis decided to Dineen wrestled the puck from was only the third goal of the season NY Islor arrested about four months ago. It cited penal code articles under parent company of the Manchester Suessenbach, both of Glastonbury; defenseman Robert Picard against for the 19-year-oId defenseman. Naw Jar Herald. a sister, Barbara M. Blow of Wothlna The indictment issued by which, if convicted, the defendants the boards, and sent a crossing pass " I think we have all the material NY Ran could be sentenced to hard labor for Schatz had been a senior partner Tolland; and two grandchildren. in front of the net to John Anderson. Prosecutor-General Mohammed here to go all the way,’ ’ Whaler Quabac up to 28 years. for many years in the law firm of The funeral will be Friday at The puck got by Anderson into the el-Guindi said the defendants stole Schatz, Weinstein k Seltzer of 10; 18 a.m. from the Farley-Sullivan Paul Lawless remarked. "W e’re so Montrac firearms, explosives and ammuni­ The Interior Ministry official, comer while Francis started racing Hortfore Hartford. He was a former presi­ Funeral Home, 80 Naubuc Ave., unpredictable. There is no pressure Boston tion from the military "with the who spoke on condition of anonym­ toward the Quebec goal. Anderson dent of the Hartford County Bar Glastonbury, followed by a mass of on us. Years before, we’d be Buffalo intention of undermining public ity, said the four officers who were dug the puck out of the comer and C Association and the association’s Christian burial at 11 a.m. in St. shaking. But, we knew we had a security and order and using them Indicted had junior rank and were flipped the puck back to the members of the reserve. Bards Club. Paul’s Church, Main Street, Glas­ better team than them (Quebec).” Toronto to achieve the group’s aims.” streaking Francis, who slapped the He also is survived by a son, tonbury. Burial will be In St. Mlnnatc The indictment charged the de­ The indictment said one officer, St. Loul: attorney Richard A. Schatz of Augustine’s (Cemetery, South Glas­ 10-footer past Quebec goalie Clint Francis seemed destined to be fendants "founded, participated in Fat’hy el-Bahy, helped steal wea­ Datrolt Mystic; and four grandchildren. tonbury. Calling hours are today Malarchuk with only two seconds the hero after his apparent second- Chloooo and directed a group advocating pons for the group from the The funeral will be Friday at 1 from 7 to 0 p.m. left on the clock for the 2-1 Whaler period goal was disallowed for an opposition to the fundamental prin­ military. It did not give his rank. WInnIpa p.m. In the chapel of the Weinstein Memorial donations may be victory. interference call on Dineen for ciples underlying the system of The four officers face an addi­ Edmont Mortuary, 640 Farmington Ave., made to the Glastonbury Visiting "W e didn’t want overtime, we backing into Malarchuk In the Coleory government. It also urged hatred tional charge of insubordination to Hartford, with burial in Beth Israel Nurses, 647 New London Turnpike, had a charter to catch," Francis crease. “ I though we should have Lot Aik and contempt of this system and President Hosni Mubarak in his Voncov Cemetery, Hartford. Friends and Glastonbury 06033, or the Glaston­ quipped following his dramatic had the goal when Kevin got the incited resistance to public capacity as supreme commander of the armed forces. relatives may call at his home at 779 bury Volunteer Ambulance Associ­ game-winning goal. " I saw it (the penalty," Evans said. "H e (Di­ authority.” Prospect Ave., West Hartford, Montf Seventy-five Moslem fundamen­ ation, P.O. Box 483, Glastonbury puck) going around the boards and neen) was definitely pushed into the WothI The aim of the group, the talists are awaiting trialafter being through Sunday. 06033. Andy (Anderson) went after it. I goal.” Edmo H«ratd photo by Tuckor indictment said, "was to call for charged Sept. 1 with calling for a Memorial donations may be raced to the front end and fortu­ E Anderson, who gained the assist OuatM jihad (holy war) to overthrow the holy war to oust the government made to the Building Fund of the nately I found the top shelf. I didn’t Horfft Hebrew Home and Hospital, 618 on Francis’ game-winning goal, Steve Bowers cuts out a duck on the band saw while ruling system.” It said some and firebombing video clubs, cine­ look at the clock till my hands went Minns Kevin McCaffrey watches. The two students are defendants were linked to the Jihad mas and a liquor store. Tower Ave., Hartford 06112. QertnidB A. LaShay was unable to appreciate the Chico in the air.” heroics. "What happened was I Toron Involved In a fund-raiser sponsored by Manchester organization, a fundamentalist However, today’s indictment was Gertrude A. LaShay, 80, of South The victory improves Hartford’s Moslem group implicated in the went to go for it (the puck) and St. Lo the first time military officers have Portland, Maine, who lived In record to 12-7-3 (27 points) while High School's Home Economics Department and 1981 assassination of President Quy Panclera Manchester until 1982, died Thurs­ missed," Anderson explained. “ It Montf been charged In anti-government Quebec falls to 13-10-4 (30 points). Edmo Industrial Arts Department. Anwar Sadat. day in a Cape Elizabeth, Maine, was a standard play. Ronny went plots based on religion since Sadat Guy Panclera, 77, of East Hart­ With Montreal’s 4-3 overtime win N.Y. I Some of the defendants also were was assassinated by Moslem ex­ ford, husband of Harriet nursing home. She was the widow of right to it. I didn’t see it go in." N.Y. I last night against St. Louis, the charged with armed robbery to tremists led by an army lieutenant. (Plummer) Panclera and father of Joseph C. LaShay, who died in 1982. The Whalers can’t ask for much Michael Panclera of Manchester, She was bom in Manchester, and Candiens move to 13-10-3 (29 points) more from Francis. C While Christmas spirit died Wednesday at St. Vincent lived here until moving to Ridge­ and remain in second place in the Hospital, Worcester, Mass. field, to live with her son. In 1984, tight Adams Division race. The WHALER NOTES - Whaler left Quabac Whalers stay in third place in the winger Torrie Robertson, who Hortfer Cabinet members face He also Is survived by two she moved to Maine. She was a Firit daughters, Kathleen Perry of East graduate of Manchester High Adams Division with only three suffered a broken leg Saturday (Kumpt helps the needy Hartford and Janet Cipriani of School, and for many years was a points separating the top three night during an altercation with Qua (Cl nurse at Manchester Memorial teams. Montreal’s Shayne Corson, under­ Hor, IT questioning in Senate Hanover; three brothers, James (delay Panclera and Santo Panclera Jr., Hospital. She was a communicant "A playoff game,” Whaler coach went surgery at the Montreal (Inferte ContinneS from page l ties District firehouse at Main both of Westerly, R.I., and Angelo of St. James Church. Jack Evans remarked when asked General Hospital Monday night. Secor and Hilliard streets, or Heritage (Frond Continued from page 1 Carlucci, deputy CIA director at the Panclera of Venice, Fla; five She is survived by one son, J. what he thought last night’s victory Robertson will remain there for Through another fund-raiser, Savings and Loan offices in (crots-c time, worked with British and sisters, Edith Bigliere of North Mallon LaShay of South Portland, equaled. “ It was a very well-played four more days. It is doubtful (holdini jointly sponsored by Manches­ town. surveyed believe Reagan should Saudi Arabia in setting up the Haven, Mary Cappezano, Virginia Maine; and three granddaughters. game on both sides. It is very Robertson will play again this 15:02; ter High School’s home econom­ On Dec. 20, from 9 a.m. to 1 resign if it is learned he lied about OInean, operation in 1979. The operation Champlin and Lola Bifulco, all of She was predeceased by one son, gratifying. They (Quebec) would season. . . The l^ a lers travel to Third ics and industrial arts depart­ p.m., the "Toys For Joy" his knowledge of the Iran-Contra ended in 1982 when a team of Westerly, R.I., and Esther Serafian George LaShay. have been seven (points) ahead if Philadelphia to face the Flyers (Andan ments, students are making and program is open to any parent program. Of 805 people interviewed CIA-trained Yemenis was captured of West Warwick, R.I.; and six Graveside services will be Mon­ Nona. they won. Both goalies were very tonight at 7:30 p.m. The Flyers Shots selling ornaments and wooden or guardian In town who needs Tuesday. 48 percent said he should trying to blow up a bridge, said the day at 1 p.m. at St. James grandchildren. impressive. He (Malarchuk) record of 18-4-2 is tops in the ford 9-7 ducks. The departments are help providing Christmas gifts, step down if he lied and 48 percent report, which quoted unidentified The funeral will be Saturday at 11 Cemetery. There are no calling Powa played great and Mike (Liut) was National Hockey League. . . The accepting orders now, with all Sherman said. By then, those said he should not. The survey had a sources. a.m. at the Newkirk k Whitney hours. Hobbs Funeral Home, 1230 Horffor equal to the task.” Whalers are 8-3-2 against Adams Goolt profits going towards the Tran­ invited to participate in the margin of error of plus or minus 5 Funeral Home, 318 Burnside Ave., Cottage Road, South Portland, Division opponenents. . . Quenne­ 24 save sitional Living Center, a group program will have received percentage points. • The CIA denied a report it East Hartford. Burial will be in Maine, is in charge of Quebec jumped on top 1:03 into A—14 home for Manchester teens their gifts. • T h e Atlanta Journal- commingled profits from the Iran the opening period when Michel ville received the Emery Eklge Rafar Hillside Cemetery, East Hartford. arrrangements. Finn, R suffering family problems. The invitation-only disburse­ Constitution. in today’s editions, sales in the same account with Calling hours are Friday from 7to9 Memorial donations may be Goulet sent a pass down the right Team Award before last night’s ment of toys is scheduled for game for achieving the highest reported Reagan last year person­ funds for covert support for rebels p.m. and Saturday, one hour before made to a charity of the donor’s side which was absorbed by Mark Canid The deadline for donating Dec. 19 and 20 at the Old Parish ally asked Shimon Peres, then in Afghanistan. the service. choice. Kumpel. Racing down past Whaler plus/ minus figure with the Whalers gifts for distribution by MACC Hall of St. Mary's Episcopal prime minister of Israel, to help defenseman Joel Quenneville, last season. Quenneville was plus to the elderly is Dec, 18, Gifts Church. St. LOi secure the release of hostage Kumpel slid a pass across the 20... Only the Flyers, the Whalers’ Monin should be left at Town Fire Collection points for the toys William Buckley, cited in news CharlM Cody crease which defenseman Randy opponent this evening, have less First Department headquarters on are the same as those for gifts reports to be the CIA’s top anti­ Moller deposited in the back of the losses than Hartford. . . Murzyn Walter Charles Cody, 81, formerly of Mon I Center Street, the Eighth Utili­ for elderly people. terrorism expert in the Middle Wilson seeks probation net. played in his 100th NHL game last (hliih-s East. Asked about the report, which Bluefield Drive, husband of Susan sttekin "W e started very shaky,” Evans night. cited unidentified Israeli officials. (Johnson) Cody, died Wedhesday pine), Continued from page : at a Manchester convalescent said. " I think it was something like 9:54; \ White House spokesman Dan How­ came public. Steve Weeks will start tonight in Povesi ard declined to comment. Buckley Horvath argued in November home. He was a member of the six 2-on-I’s we gave up in the first goal for Hartford in their game Saco Andover residents get is reported to be dead, although no that the charges against his client Church of the Nazarene. period. But, we rectified that.” against Philadelphia. His last game (Corbe slate of endorsed delegates to the Besides his wife, he is survived by H«r«ld photo by Tucktr Hartford, which was unable to Richer body has been located. state nominating convention that should be dismissed because he was was on Nov.22 against the Island­ Louis, • Documents obtained by The not given full instructions on how to nieces and nephews. score in the first period when they ers, a 6-3 victory. His record this 17:34. favored candidate Richard A private funeral will be held at Hartford’S Dave Tippett (15) tries to jam the puck past David Shaw (4) is out front of the net while teammate 4 stiddni advice on development circulate the petition forms. had a two-man advantage at 9; 26, year Is 1-2. . . It was only Associated Press show 406 tons of Bozzuto. Thin cargo were flown this year to an El In addition, Horvath maintained the convenience of the family. Quebec goalie Clint Malarchuk but he hugs the post and Robert Picard (24) and the Whalers’ Kevin Dineen attained the equalizer at 4:18 of the Malarchuk’s second loss against (Gllmo By Andrew Yurkovsky out at PZC meetings in large Salvador airfield used by an Petitions were circulated and the Wilson’s arrest was unconstitu­ Burial will be in the East Cemetery. operate behind the net. Hartford scored in the closing second period. Dana Murzyn knot­ the Whalers. His lifetime record is Gllmoi keeps it out of the Nordique net as Alain Cote (19) takes a Penoltl necessary number of signatures There are no calling hours. 6- 2- 2. Herald Reporter numbers if they are to influence American-manned Contra re­ tional because the statute which he swipe at Tippett with his stick. Nordique defenseman two seconds for a 2-1 victory over the Nordiques. ted the affair when Francis won a Over commission members. He was supply operation by Southern Air were collected to hold a primary. is alleged to have violated does not Memorial donations may be mlaux, ANDOVER — A consultant spe­ active last year in the fight to win Transport of Miami, which was The vote was called off after clearly list the duties relating to made to the Church of the Shot! Nazarene. Montri cializing in Inland wetlands affairs changes in Manchester’s new mas­ once owned by the CIA. allegations of improprieties be­ elections or primaries. Powi told a group of residents Tuesday ter plan. • The same planes and crews 2; Mor that carried non-lethal aid to the (tOOI that scrutiny of existing regulations Commenting on Andover’s situa­ saves). and vigilant enforcement are two tion after his talk, Pietras said, Contras also delivered weapons to matter omitted from dinner account the rebel fighters on other flights. ‘Af/nor’ ways to ensure that residential “ They’ve got to realize that they're Capit development proceeds in an or­ going to get a lot of development... The New York Times, quoting Gemstones... Diamonds... Gold derly fashion. The best thing to do is to guide and unidentified sources, said today. 40:18. WotMl Earl Yost, the Herald’s sports editor emeritus, did a East diamond coach quipped. Thomas W. Pietras, who ad­ control development.” He added The flights occurred early in 1986, Penders’ opinion was echoed by Santos Corpus, the It would be a shame, though, to limit the field. "F or Wlnnh fine job recounting last Saturday night’s "Return of the First dressed the audience of about'30 at that attempts to hold off develop­ during a ban on U.S. military help some, it’s there only athletic endeavor,” Penders Combined to Create Winners” dinner attheArmyand Navy Club sponsored East wrestling coach. ” I did the first mile in 10 (Franc Old Town Hall, recommended that ment completely would probably to the rebels. believes. “ What’s so great is the crowd. Everyone Is Wllsor by the Manchester Road Race. But he omitted one minutes,” said Corpus, who has been in five of the 80 the town hire a planning consultant backfire. • Frank Carlucci, named by Thoughts races. His total time for the 4.77 mile distance was encouraging you along the way. It’s a fun day." McBol to review the town’s master plan Increased residential develop­ Reagan as his new national secur­ Colorful, Sparkling Holidays “ minor” matter that occurred during the evening’s 1<;49. ^ - 4 Sect and its zoning regulations so that ment also raises the question of the ity adviser, once oversaw an festivities. ApLENty (Oirls Increased development meets the cost of education for a growing unsuccessful undercover effort to Your choice of color. Earl, Red Hadden, Ed Tomklel and Amby Burfoot Howe , wants and needs of the community. population of school-age children, harass Marxist South Yemen, 'The Len Auster Penal Garnet, Amethyst or Blue Topaz were each honored by the Manchester Road Race Ing) ) He also suggested that someone be he said. Washington Post reported today. Committee with Distinguished Service Awards for Sports Editor 10:25 appointed especially to assure that accented by four PIvoi their years of service to the road race that has brought 1 5 From .development does not encroach on brilliant cut diamonds WINN R M great acclaim to the town of of Manchester. Earl chose 'valuable wetlands. in 14K yellow gold not to speak but the 40-year-old bearded Burfoot, whose Thli (Hovn Pietras and another speaker, book on the Manchester Road Race is worth the price if Kvte, Theunis Werkhoven of Manches­ Special Holiday Price you’re a history buff and want to know the ins and outs highly respectable 78th overall with his time of 28:21. (holdl ter’s Southwest Property Owners of all the races prior to ’86, spoke eloquently for him. 12:27. University of Hartford sophomore Vinnie Liscomb, Ovc Association, were invited to speak BillyGiaham ^ 1 3 9 . , “ Earl Is as responsible for this race as anyone,’’ said another product of George Suitor’s successful Sho to the group by Andover Concerned Our Reg. Price $199. WInnI Burfoot, the nine-time champion. The race has grown Manchester High program, was 77th with a 28:23 Residents for the Environment, an Pov to over 7,000 runners and a crowd of approximately clocking. Brian Brophy, the Manchester High senior Oof 2 organization that advocates a mo­ Missim France...Call toaj^atm 40,000 lining the race route in the eastern part of who is being sought nationally for hla talents in the Got ratorium on subdivision approvals Colorful blend of five 27 sot Manchester. It passed the 1,000-entrant mark in 1976 decathlon, ran for the fun of it and was 2,666th in the luntil the Planning and Zoning marquise blue sapphires and and has grown by leaps and bounds ever since. unofficial standings. His time was 38; 19. Commission updates its regula­ Oiler eight brilliant cut diamonds But few remember that Yost, as sports editor of the Jack Hull ‘won’ the competition among East Catholic tions and master plan. The PZC is to in 14K yellow gold Manchester Herald, invited the runners, wrote about High School teachers. He took 918th with a time of N.Y. jdecide Monday whether to adopt 32:08. He wasn’t tops, however, among the Eagle 9 BdnH them before the race, and again afterwards in 1948. He auch a moratorium. coaches. Kathy Kittredge, who guides the EC girls’ Rn was the one individual who revitalized the Manchester (Kr;ui i If the proposed Route 6 express- Road Race, which had laid dormant for a decade due to cross country squad, was 718th with a time of 30:88. Islonc 'way is built, town officials antici­ Special Holiday Price She, in turn however, wasn’t first among her siblings. (PP). the depression and World War II . It was through Yost’s Mass! pate a great increase in residential tireless efforts, along with those from the Army and Theresa Kittredge, who Is now running at Bentley nvski development in the coming year. ‘387. College in Waltham, Mass., was 410th with a time of Pane , Our Reg. Price $495. Navy Club itself and then the Nutmeg Forest, Tall Town Clerk Marie Burbank said ciedars of Lebanon — that’s where Hadden comes in — 28:88. (hit lev. her office has seen a 28 percent Also available in ruby & diamond $439. that brought the Road Race back to life. Merrill, bothered by a hamstring pull, was 267th, tlghtli .increase in land documents, most of There are those who’ll dispute it but what the overall, eighth in the women’s division, with a time of 6:43; Ithem relating to purchases. Manchester Road Race Committee — that includes 27:81. Among the past champions, Charlie Dyson tolne, ; While he recommended that the Oval amethyst and Eamon Flanagan, Dave Prindiville, Richard MacKen- (1986), was in 822nd placement with a time of 29:47 and Sac town seek professional help, Pie­ zie, George Roy, Joan Brown and Jim Balcome for six-time champion Little Johnny Kelley from Mystic Currt six brilliant cut diamonds was 448th with a time of 29; 18. Ray Crothers, who won land, tras cautioned that active involve­ example — has done is improve upon the product with NY I ment by residents in the planning in 14K yellow gold its diligent efforts. How can you argue when the fields in 19.., was 379th in the unofficial standings with a time Ing), and zoning process is also essential in recent years have included the likes of John Doherty. of 28:48. 10:26; Joan Brown, in charge of registration, reported that if their wants are to be met. He Special Holiday Price Geoff Smith, Bill Rodgers, Steve BInns, Colin Reitz, ThI warned them not to underestimate Eamonn Coghlan, John Treacy, Jan Merrill, Judi St. there were 648 late entrants Thursday morning at (Nopl Nathan Hale School on Spruce Street between 8 and (Gref their intelligence in dealing with ‘299. Hilaire and John Gregorek, all world-class runners. GrtH Jthose with more training than they Our Reg. Price $395. And. as Flanagan so eloquently alluded too at the 9:30 a.m. That Is a record. .have. dinner, the efforts of the over 400 volunteers, who do not Did you know that Joe McCluskey had the same pair Pane 4:04; Werkhoven, too, emphasized that get the notoriety as others, cannot be overlooked for of running shoes for eight years. "Now they show up 6 These very special low prices are for the holidays only. 4:04; |lt is important that residents turn one minute. with 20 or more in their bag for a meet,” the spry Moi Offer good until December 31, 1986. Tomkiel, Manchester’s unchallenged town clerk, McCluskey said at the dinner last Thursday night. ” I ran , told Bob Lowe we were bom 30 years too soon.” Mc< was honored for his years of raising funds along Main 19:07 Illuslr.itir)ns cnl.irged to show detail. Street for the Muscular Dystrophy Association fund. She He used to have a ‘friendly battle with the late Jeff Edmi Race getting crowded? Poi Thousands of Parisians turned out night after Koelch to see who would raise the most each year. This CALDWELL night for Billy Graham’s recent Pans Crusade ers 1 despite terrorist attacks on the city Hundreds year, according to Flanagan, Tomkiel’s collection was One concern race officials are going to have to look at Go is the size of the field. It’s great that everyone wants to shots of thousands more packed stadiums, theaters^ at the $1,700 level. Photo by Earl* Hannum OIL INC. and tents in 31 cities across France to attend run, but running is the problem for many. " It ’s the Crusade via live satellite W liM m m d frustrating the first two miles because you’re television transmission. Tonight Road Race leftovers trapped,” said East Catholic baseball coach Jim Eleven past vidnners of the Manchester (1927), Joe McCluskey (1930-31-32, see thrilling moments from this / Penders, who has been in the last three races. “ I looked 1947), Bob Lowe (1959-60), Amby S€ 58.9 call to a nation! "Place Your Trust in Just missing the top 28 prize list on Thanksgiving Road Race were guests of honor at a per gal. C. O. D. the Diamond Specialists" Day morning was former Manchester High standout at the clock at two miles and it was 20 minutes. I wasn’t ’Return of the Winners’ dinner last Burfoot (1968-69, 1971-72-73-74-75-76- Michael Roy. The former Indian, now running for even breathing hard. The first two miles you can’ t Saturday night at the Army and Navy 77). Back row: Charlie Duggan (1980), ch Manchester Parkade Dartmouth College, took 29th place with a time of 24; 02. move.” He had a "poor showing” In his words, turning 649-8841 P TONIGHT 9:00 8 Tri City Plaza Also located in in a 42:04 clocking. He finished behind his sister. Club. A full house was In attendance. Eamonn Coghlan (1981-82-83), Charlie Manchester Vernon He was 17 seconds away from breaking into the prize Bristol, Simsbury, category. Another notable Manchester runner, Steve Katherine, and brother, Billy. A younger brother Those who attended, and the years they Dyson (1956), Ray Crothers (1965), 64 6-0 012 87 2-6 100 Cromwell A Waterbury Gates, took 42nd place with a time of 24:29. 41-year-old Tommy, was getting his University of won the race were, In front row from loft: Peter Close (1958), John Kelley (1951- Rhode Island basketball team ready for the University Manchester High School junior Shaun Brophy, who John Vitale (1970), John McCluskey 52-53, 1957, 1961-62). took second place in the schoolboy division, was a of Hartford CBT Invitational. "H e had an excuse,” the MANCHESTER HERALD Thursday. Dec. 4, 1986 — 11 » - MA 10 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Dec. 4. 1986 SCOREBOARD Boxing guild Alnge picks up slack for Bird / - Bv Dave O'Hara .took charge. You need somebody to said. “ He was tremendous at both ‘ "rhey missed their first 15 shots HowTopTwenty farad honors Kearns The Associated Press do that when Larry gets hurt.” ends of the court, Kevin McHale MONl Hartford 52. Fairfield 60 and still Bhot/51 per cent for tefirst "Danny thought he was Larry also had a outstanding game and half,” Denver Coach Doug Moe Richer t How the top .tw ^ BOSTON — The Boston Celtics they ha< Hockey Football HARTPORD (02) Middleton 00 00 0, Associated Press' college bosketboll poll Bv Joe Cossono tonight,” quipped backup guard Fred Roberts was just super.” said. "Bird or no bird, we had no Hurlbert 5.110111, JonesOIOOO, Jo h n so n M 1 hurry. fared Wednesday: Special to the Herald claim several personal Vtrade- Rick Carlisle. “ He’s capable of Ainge, who hit on 3 of 5 3-point chance to win. We’re 0-8 on the road 01 4, M ove 30 1-2 5, Gilm ore 4-10 0 0 0, marks: ’That includes picking up the A day McCrorv 4-62-410, Hogan 02 00 0, Jenkins doing that in any game, though.” attempts, scored 13 points in and Bird doesn’t play for any of the HHLatandlnga 1. North Carolina (3-1) beat Stetson slack in the absence of an injured sparking a decisive 39-point third Perron NFL itandlnga 7-110314, Fro zlerO I 030. Totols24-533-1352. IflftAI HARTFORD - Billy Kearns "Because Larry was out I was In other seven teams. We’ve lost our P A IR P IE LD (SO) Bradford 20 1-2 5, 2. Nevoda-Los Vegas (AO) did not player, even superstar Larry Bird. a position where he normally might period which carried the Celtics to a confidence and are playing badly day-can 0 ’Toole2-S3-57, Walters 0OO10, Du neon 5-11 of Manchester Is one of two WALKS CONPIRINCK ploy. With Bird at home nursing a forward AMRRICAN CONPRRRNCI 1-1 11, B arry 00 0 0 0, W ynder 7-11 4-5 19, former fighters being honored be,” Ainge said. “ I had a lot of open 46th consecutive Boston Garden on the road. We’re not as bad as we PcrtiKk OWMon 3. Indiana (24)) did not play. strained right achllles tendon, the starred Golden 3-3014, WoodtIIOOOl 0, Crook 1-420 4. Purdue (24)) did not ploy. as “ Boxing Men of the Year” by shots. It was a little more responsi­ victory. are playing. We’re just not playing W L T Pit O 4.Totals 104311-2250. PhlladtIpMo T Pet. P P 5. Iowa (44)) beat Missourl-St. Louis Celtics were a little slow in bility for me, but I enjoyed it. I had McHale scored 24 points, Robert good enough to win games. We’re triumph Ntw England 0 .7W 347 Halftime— Fairfield 31, Hartford 17. the Connecticut Boxing Guild on PINiburoh aillt determining the team leader Wed­ a lot of fun out there. Parish 14, Dennis Johnson 11 and anemotional team going through a Louis B! N .Y . JW t 0 .740 300 Three-point goals— Hartford 1-4 (Hurlbert 6. Kansas (24)) did not ploy. Tuesday, Dec. 9. New England NY IskmOtrs 1-4.), Fairfield 1-3 (wynder 1-3) Fouled nesday night against the Denver ended tl Naw J c rw v M iam i 0 .462 335 7. Auburn (24)) did not ploy. middleweight champ Sal Di- Scott Wedman, starting in place of flat period.” Buffalo 0 .300 340 out— None. Rebounds— Hartford 29 (Gil­ Wothlnaton 0. Alabam a (24)) did not play. Nuggets. “ We have to be prepared for Bird, 9 as the Celtics hiked their at five 8 Indkaiopollt 0 .000 147 more 7), Fairfield 39 (O’Toole 9). Assists— Martino also will be feted that Bird strained his achilles tendon N Y Rangers Hartford 14 (Hurlberf 3, Moye3), FaIrfleldlS 9. Illinois (24)) did not ploy. But, after Denver shot to a 12-0 whatever happens. It’s a trade­ record to 11-5 after having a Perro! Adams Division 10. N o w (3-1) did not ploy. night at Jacoby’s Restaurant in Cleveland ((Jolden 6). Total fouls— Hartford 24, lead, six-year guard Danny Ainge mark on this team. You pick up for while playing 42 minutes against Richer i Quebec .603 280 11. Oklahoma (M ) did not ploy. Meriden. 48-game "home” court winning Cincinnati .615 323 iLflC! FaIrfleldlS. Washington ’Tuesday night. He hurt 12 Pittsburgh (24)) beat St. Francis, Pa took charge and hit for a career- someone who is out. We want to win nesdayi Montreal A — 3,604. Guild president Manny Lei- streak snapped by Washington Hortford Pittsburgh .300 216 1 0 0 ^ the ankle in the second period, but essence Houston .231 235 bert points out that both also high 34 points in leading the (Celtics these games, but more importantly ’Tuesday night in Hartford. Boston 13. Kentucky (24)) did not play. remained In the game, scoring 29 youngst Buffalo Wadneaday’a cottage hoopacorea 14. W. Kentucky (41) did not play._ „ were decorated for bravery as to a 119-113 NBA victory over the we want to get Larry healthy. He Denver dropped to 0-8 on the road Denver .769 321 points and grabbing 10 rebounds. CAMPBELL CONPRRENCR TRIPLE HEROES 15. Georgia Tech (3-1) beat Georgia 7266. officers of the Hartford Police Nuggets. makes everyone’s job a little this season despite closing a play in Nerrts Dtvtslon LJk. RoMers .615 202 Jones said Bird is “ a day-to-day Konsos city .530 377 “ Bird is the kind of player who easier.” 26point deficit to 10 points midway trips wil Toronto 10 10 4 24 7* 82 EAST 16. Georgetown (50) beat GrombUno Department. Kearns’ claim of situation.” However, doctors re­ Seattle .530 254 Albany, N.Y. 101, New Paltz St. 77 9^53 gets a team going early,” said Ainge, just rounding into top through the final quarter. club in ! Minnesota 10 11 7 23 97 91 Son Diego .231 267 being the “ most decorated commended that the NBA’s most St. Louis 9 11 4 22 75 *7 Albright 76, Elizabethtown 70 17. Syrocuse (20) did not play. ^ reserve forward Fred Roberts, who shape after missing the first eight “ Ispo NATIONAL CONFERENCE NBA’S top all-around stars American U. 103, St. AAary's, AAd. 99 member" of that force remains Ainge pulled the Celics out of Detroit 9 13 7 20 67 78 18. Norih Carolina State (41) boot East came off the bench to score 19 games because of a back injury, danger with a 3-point bomb that valuable player the last two years and I tl Ctiloaoo Blnghomton St. 58, On eon to St. 57 Tennessee State 10405. unchallenged. DiMartIno was 7 14 5 19 *6 111 v-N.Y. Giants .046 265 take a few days off, including a choice I Smvttw DIvtslon Player (1985-86) Points Rebs. Asts. Total Bloomsburg 69, Kutztown 66 19. Northeastern (51) beat St. Joseph's, cited nationally as “ Policeman points. “ Iguesswewerelookingfor became a gunner with career highs triggered another burst and no one y-Washngtn .046 303 Bridgeport 09, C.W. Post 03 AAalne 01-54. of 12 field goals in 21 attempts. game against Philadelphia here scored ' Winnipeg IS 8 7 33 95 ■ 78 Dallas .538 305 of the Year” after his depart­ him to do something early and then was worried as Denver outscored Edmonton Buffalo 69, Fredonia St. 59 20. Arizona (51) did not play. Friday night and at Cleveland 15 10 1 31 11* 96 Phlladelpha .300 309 discovered he wasn’t there. "Danny played the complete Boston 12-1 in the last couple of three gc Colgarv 13 11 1 27 90 96 2,115 805 557 3,447 Charleston, W.Va. 103, Concord 80 ment awarded him the Medal of St. Louis .231 110 Larry Bird Clark 94, Amherst *8 fnoiiv came forward and game.” Boston Coach K.C. Jones Saturday night. " I said Los Angeles 10 14 7 22 106 118 Central Dominique Wilkins 2,366 618 206 3,190 Honor for bravery in disarming Vancouver 7 16 7 16 *3 102 Clarkson 86, St. Lawrence 60 Sherbro x-Chloogo .046 264 Alex English 2,414 405 320 3,139 Columblo 9, Manhattan 73 a man, while off duty in civilian Wednesday's Oames Minnesota .530 323 Momc Hartford 3, Quebec 1 312 2,941 Delaware 91, Washington, AAd. 73 clothes and unarmed, after the Detroit .385 241 Charles Barkley 1,603 1,026 Dickinson 76, Lebanon Valley 69 Transactions assist, I Montreal 4, St. Louis 3, O T 2,926 man had shot another and Green Bov .231 203 Adrian Dantley 2,267 395 264 Dowling 61, AdelphI 60 scolding Woshlngton 3, Winnipeg 3, tie Ta m p a Bay .154 201 Tisdale uses Edmonton 7, N.Y. Islanders 1 1,759 872 90 2,721 Eastern 00, Upscria 69 threatened to shoot Sal as well. Moses Malone E. Connecticut 83, Worcester St. "The; Ttiurssiav's Oames L.A. .692 235 1,609 277 830 2,716 Kearns fought a few of the (Suebec at Boston, 7:35 p.m. Isiah Thomas FDU-Modlson 01, Delaware Val. 64 AUTO RACING it paid Sn Francsco .5*3 297 2,687 Franklin 0. Marshall 80, Gettysburg 76 leading welterweight title con­ E Hartford at Philadelphia, 7:35 p.m. Magic Johnson 1,354 426 907 SEARS POINT INTERNATIONAL his youth to wasn’t { Atlanta .500 220 Geneva 95, Bethany, W.Va. 72 tenders during the late 1940s. Minnesota at New Jersey, 7:35 p.m. New Orleans .462 230 Ralph Sampson 1,491 879 283 2,653 RACEWAY— Named Dorwin Doll presi­ takes to Chicago at Calgary, 9:35 p.m. Georgetown 96, Grombllng 52 dent and general manoger. Among them were Beau Jack, x/2 York, Pa. 48, W. Maryland 47 Washington rally in the fourth sttcklng), :22; Corbonneau, M on (trlp- Portland 9 9 .500 5 6, MokesklOOOOO. Totals 46-1001318110. violations of NCAA regulations. plng), 5:21; Nottress, StL (Interference), Cleveland 4256 1722 2534 SOUTH BRIGHAM YOUNG— Announcedthesus- quarter and gave the Pacers only Hsrtid photo by Rocha 4344 1342 Phoenix 7 9 .438 6 Arkansas 70, Mississippi 56 NE 9:54; WIckenhelser, StL (holding), 17:21; San Diego 3002 penslon of J.C. VonColln and Ladd Chris Galligan and Tyrell Hart- their second victory in the last eight Cincinnati 4412 1794 261* L.A. Clippers 3 13 .188 10 P H IL A D E L P H IA (115) Atlantic Christian 84, High Point 79 ’The Manchester Community Col­ wres Pavese, StL (holding), 18:30. Wednesday's Gomes Robinson 7-11 4-6 18, Hinson 510 1-2 11, Akeo, llnebackers,andTrevorMollnl,tlght field topped a balanced scoring games. Washington was coming off Second Period— 2, Montreal, Momesso 5 Pittsburgh 4431 15*5 2846 Belmont Abbey 89, Pfeiffer 72 lege men’s basketball team re­ Boston 119, Denver 113 McCormick M8d-9 22, Ervlng 512 54 15, Bridgewater, Va. 81, Va. Wesleyan 57 end,for remainder ot regular season. ‘This Is what I want‘ Conn (Carbonneau, Ludw ig), 7:43. 3, Montreal, Buffalo 4499 1414 3005 Cheeks 7-125417, Barklev5107-1017Threatt mained undefeated at 5-0 with a attack for the Cougars with 19 a victory the night before that 4512 1560 2952 Detroit 107, New Jersey 106, O T Campbell 91, Mount Olive 84 Mone Richer 10 (AAomesso, W alter), 12:33. 4, St. Indianapolis HOUSTON— Fired Elvin Haves, special Seattle 4630 1559 3071 Philadelphia 115, Milwaukee 110, O T 5125315, WlnooteO-4500. Totals458927-38 Centenary 126, Concordia, Texas 90 96-85 victory Wednesday night over points each. Bernard James added snapped Boston’s 48-game home Lauls, Poslowskl 6 (Flockhart, Banning), assistant to the athletic director. Ja y Conn Jets 4633 10*3 3550 Indiana 116, Washington 103 115. Centre 75, Berea 68 the Eastern Connecticut State 16. Donald Cost 14, and Paul Swartz winning streak. East Catholic High head football coach of six H C C or AC C titles, will try to guide 17:34. Penalty— Banning, StL (high- Milwaukee 23 25 32 22 0— 110 Goldberg, sports Information director, M iam i 4763 1960 2794 Utah 99, Chicago 94 Charleston, S,C. 74, Baptist, S.C. 71 Bern; sticking), 10:17. Thursday's Games Philadelphia 34 21 19 2* 13— 115 Mark Koson, ticket manoger, and Vince University junior varsity at East had 12. Swartz also grabbed 10 The Bullets and Pacers were tied Jude Kelly has the headset on as he the Eagles to their second state Class Th ird Period— 5, St. Louis, Lemleux 4 Claflln 78, Morris Brown 74 Detroit at Cleveland, 7:30 p.m. Three-point goals— Pressey 2, Sklles 2, Clemson 69, N.C.-Ashevllle 58 Granlto, assistant ticket manager. Catholic High School. The visiting rebounds and dished out five 83-83 at the start of the fourth MM championship Saturday against (G llm our, Poslowskl), 2:11. 6, St. Louis, Atlonta at Houston, 8:30 p.m. Hodges. Fouled out— None. Rebounds— MARSHALL— Announced that Kevin gives out instructions during the 4 Coker 90, Morris 77 assists. Galligan led MCC with 6 quarter, but a 10-2 run. led by Kyle Gllmour 11 (Hunter, Nottress), 19:32. NFL Individual laadara Staples, forward, has left the bosketbqll Warriors dropped to 0-2 with the Seattle at Son Antonio, 8:30 p.m. Milwaukee 39 (Slkmo 8), Phllodelphia 55 Columbus 85, Florida Memorial 68 Thanksgiving Day game with crosstown Masuk High at Southington High School Penalties— None. New York at L.A. Clippers, 10:X p.m. (Barkley 16). Assists— Milwaukee 22 team. loss. MCC’s next game is at East assists and James added seven Macy, put Indiana ahead to stay. (jverflm e— 7, Montreal, Smith 14 (Le- Delta St. 76, SE Missouri 73 Through Oamo* of Monday, Doc. 1 L .A . Lakers at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. (Pressey 8), Philadelphia 31 (Cheeks 12). Duke 103, cast Carolina 65 Catholic Saturday against the caroms. Macy scored 12 of his 18 points in the Manchester. The Eagles won that game, at 1:30 p.m. Kelly’s eight-year record at mleux, Naslund), 1:24. Penalties— None. AMRRICAN FOOTBALL CONFERENCE Portland at Sacramento, 10:M p.m. Total fouls— Milwaukee 27, Phllodelphia FAl Shots on goal— St. Louis 7-6-130— 26. Eckerd 82, Otterbein 79 Southern Connecticut State Univer­ final period. 21-7. Kelly, who has led East to a share East is an up-to-date 49-33-2. . Friday's Games 20. A — 11,127. Emory & Henry 86, Kings 66 M C C (94) — Paul Sw artz 5 2-3 12, bench Montreal 9-1M-1— 31. A T T CO M YDS TD INT Philadelphia at Boston, 7:30 p.m. sity junior varsity at 8 p.m. Tyrell Hartf led 91-219, O zzle G ra n t OOO The Bullets were led by Jeff Power-ploy Opportunities— St. Louis Oof Gardner-Webb 73, S.C.-Alken 68 O'Brien, Jets 381 247 3109 23 11 Atlanta at Indiana, 7:30 p.m. Georgia Tech 72, Georgia 66 Bowling After building up a 20-point lead, 0, Donald Cost 62-214, Hamilton garclaO Malone with a game-high 30 points, Unive 2; Montreal 1 of 3. Eason, N.E. 362 226 27*7 16 Denver at New Jersey, 8 p.m. 3- 4 9, C h ris G a llig a n 8 3-4 19, M ike (3oalles— St. Louis, Wamsiev (31 shotv27 Greensboro 83, Averett 43 the Cougars fought off a furious followed by Moses Malone with 26 coileg Plunkett, Raiders 197 104 1641 12 Milwaukee at Washington, 8 p.m. Big East standings Guilford 57, Lenolr-Rhyne 54 Stowell 3 1-2 7, B e rn a rd Ja m e s 7 2-6 16 saves), Montreal, Hayw ard (26-23). 299 3836 33 New York at Utah, 9:30 p.m. comeback by the Warriors. MCC To ta ls 41 14-23 96 points and 16 rebounds. Jen Marino, Mia. 497 Big East Conference O 'a ll Hampton 88, Chris. Newport 79 Esiason, CIn. 377 219 3099 1* Chicago at Phoenix, 9:30 p.m. E A S T E R N J V (85) — Lamar Spurill 12 Smith likes outing by his Tar Heels Wedn W L w L Moreheod St. 108, Tenn. Wesleyan 71 Elka led 66-50 with 15:02 left. Thad Capitals 3.Jats3 Elwov, Den. 390 220 2771 16 Dallas ot L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. 0 N. Alabama 80, Athens St. 70 7-13 31, J im G om es 1 OO 2, M a tt Fields 3 St. John's 0 0 3 Weaver, who scored 31 points, 20 of 4- 4 10, Larry Decker 4 01 8, Thad the ia Kelly, Buff. 383 230 2829 18 1 1 North Carolina 100, Stetson 64 J im W oodcock 145-393, BernI G u - Connecticut 0 0 Weaver 11 66 27, Bob Cook 134 5, Dove Bv The Associated Press Mack and Dennis Williams had 14 Kosor, Clev. 441 258 3110 13 0 2 0 N. Carolina St. 104, E. Tennessee St. 85 deahn 363, Duane Krause 154-140-405, which came in the second half, and Jazz 99, Bulls 94 Hawk Pittsburgh 0 M athew s 1002, Marcus WllllamsOOOO apiece for Georgia, 2-1. Washington 1 1 1 0— 3 Krieg, Sea. 309 179 2135 13 Celtics IIB.Nuggeta 113 0 0 Oglethorpe 67, Berry 61 Rick B urnett 157-417, Ralph D o ve r Lamar Spurill paced the visitor’s Wlnnlpog 2 1 0 0 — 3 Seton Holl 0 3 To ta ls 33 19-28 85 assist Kenney, K.C. 254 134 1595 12 0 0 2 0 Pembroke St. 89, Methodist 67 139^149-137-425, M a x W elch 151-390. A n d y Utah survived a brilliant individ­ No. 16 Georgetown 96, Orembllng First Period— 1, Washington, Christian 6 Syracuse rally which brought them as close Three Point Goals: None. North Carolina Coach Dean NCAA Hoop befon Georgetow n 0 0 3 0 Presbyterian 78, Erskine 64 Lamoreux 141-375, Tony Desimone ual effort by Michael Jordan to beat 52: (Fronceshettl, Gould), 1:40. 2, Winnipeg, Rushers D E N V E R (113) as 72-65 with 4; 52 left in regulation. H a lftim e : 47-33 M C C . Smith liked the way Kenny Smith Reggie Williams scored 30 V lllanovo 0 0 3 1 St. Paul's 74, Fayetteville St. 58 156-377, Jo e Desim one 141-356, Ja c k Fai Wilson 2 (M cB a In ), 7:26. 3, Winnipeg, ATT YDS AVG L G T D English 7-19 2-2 16, Cooper 510 2-3 12, visiting Chicago. points, grabbed 17 rebounds and Schayes 57 510 14, Lever 514 56 20, Providence 0 0 2 1 Sewanee 78, Earlham 77 T a lle y 138-382, T ra v is Cook Sr. 156-395, and Ranzino Smith played. The McBaIn 2 (Hawerchuk, Balllergeon), W arner, Sea. 244 1080 4.4 31 8 buzze Dunn 2-2 50 4, Rasmussen 59 2-5 10 Boston College 0 0 1 1 Tampa 82, South Florida 75 Chris TIm o n e v 141-386, Jo h n Dogstlno Jordan scored 45 points, nearly coach also liked the way his halftime lead. Ranzino Smith had six assists as Georgetown won 16:49. Penoltles— None. Brooks, CIn. 160 *02 5.0 55 4 Tennessee 63, Louisiana Tech 56 149- 380, Jo e Tw a ro n ite 392, Jo e D w o ra k Jun Second Period— 4, Washington, (Jould 6 Winder, Den. 205 710 3.5 31 7 Hanzilk 513 57 14, Walker 2-3 50 4, half of the Bulls’ total. and also was freshman played. In fact, he liked started in place of injured Jeff its home opener by beating Evans50500, Smith 5-85010, Martln2-65-69, Wednesdav's Results Tennessee St. I l l , Rsk 63 150- 408, C ha rlie W helan 148-390. Hawk (Christian), 8:49 (sh). 5, Winnipeg, A b e r c r o m b 1 e , outstanding defensively, stealing Grambling. Totals4(k9l 3539113. (Seorgetown 96, Grombllng 52 Vanderbilt 93, Tn.-Chottanooga 64 just about everything he saw. Lebo. Hawerchuk 16 (Steen, Mullen), 11:18 (pp). Ptt. 168 6*8 4.1 38 4 Vlllanova 82, George Mason 79 NBA rookie class the ball on three consecutive Utah The 6foot-7 Williams, who played point! Pittsburgh 108, St. Fronds (Pa.) 69 Penalties— Thomson, Was (elbow­ Rosier, Hou. 199 662 3.3 19 4 B O S TO N (119) MRP “ We played ourbest basketball of The Tar Heels sealed it with a 21-6 Wedmon 510 OO 9, McHole 516 59 24, Vlllanovo 82, George Mason 79 Virginia 81, VMI 69 possessions and scoring after each forward, center and guard during ing) 7:02; Havrorth, Was (tripping), Allen, Raiders 176 656 3.7 28 4 Wake Forest 75, Davidson 60 the season to date,” Dean Smith burst to start the second half. Joe 10:25; Washington bench, served by Parish 510 4-6 14, Johnson 511 1-2 11, Seton Hall 78, St. Peter’s 71 A n d y Lorenzen 201-533, Lo u Sulots Jackson, Pitt. 151 607 4.0 31 4 Tonight's (3ams* Wichita St. 79, SW Louisiana 64 theft as Chicago turned an 8680 said after the No. 1 Tar Heels Wolf scored six points. Ranzino the game, and Mark Tillmon scored PIvonka, (too many men on Ice) 11:22; 164 605 3.7 41 8 Alnge 1521 7-8 34, Roberts 55 510 19, 228-509, Sam M cA lliste r 211-537, M ike Hector, Jet* , Carllsle1-22-25,Kltel-11-23,Thlrdklll51OO0, Central Connecticut at UConn Winston-Salem 92, Bowie St. 77 deficit into an 8685 iead. eight points apiece during a 21-6 Fronceshettl, Wos (cross-checking), 15:40. Hampton, Mia. 146 595 4.1 54 8 Bodak 207-506, Jo e V ic to ria 516, Stan trimmed Stetson 100-64 Wednesday Smith had five and Kenny Smith SlchtlngOOOOO. Totals41-7732-39119. (StorrS), 8 p.m. Wofford 69, Newberry 66 W lochowskI 503, C y Perkins 512, M a x not as advertised But the Jazz scored the next eight burst that gave the Hoyas a 42-24 McNeil, Jets 162 578 16 40 3 M ID W E S T night. added four in the spurt. Third Period— 6, Washington, Murphy 9 Horvard at Boston College Sm ole 541 BA Friday's Game* Adrian 75, Oberlln 74 points to go ahead to stay and “ I understand we’re more tal­ Mike Barnett, Eric Cumbie and lead at halftime. (Haworth, Adams), 17:25. Penalties— Receivers Denver 39 26 22 36— 113 Univ( Boston 23 36 39 22— 119 Carrier Clossic: Oklahomo State at Akron 79, Bowling Green 52 fought off another Chicago raliy on Randy Anderson each scored 12 Georgetown scored the first 12 Kyte, Win (holding), 1:13; Plvohka, Was NO YDS AVG LG TD Alma 82, Aaulnos 78 Taa-Tolalara in the 1980s. The others are Michael ented than Stetson, but I also (holding), 8;29; Watters, Win (hooking), Three-point goals— Alnge 3, Lever 2, Syrocuse, 7 p.m. Bv Blit Barnard Karl Malone’s driving layup and points of the second half and went bask( Christensen, Raldrs 79 967 122 35 6 Saturday's Games Ashland 51, Capital 48 Jordan. Ralph Sampson, Terry thought we played very well.” points for the Hatters, 0-3. 12:27. 74 1048 14.2 Hanzilk, Wedmon, Carlisle. Fouled out— Paula Hannon 183-506, E le a n o r Wilson The Associated Press regul Toon, Jets None. Rebounds— Denver 58 (Rosmussen Purdue at UConn (Civic Center), 1 Aurora 96, Roosevelt 90 Thurl Bailey’s two free throws in Senior guard Kenny Smith, a No. 5 low* 89, MItiouri-St. Louis on to raise its record to 60. Tillmon Overtime— None. Penalties— None. Anderson, S.D. 69 696 10.1 182-476, B a rb a ra Seifert 470, Shirley Cummings, Darrell Griffith, Pa­ 11), Boston 45 (Parish 13). Assists— Denver p .m . Bethany, Kan. 77, Tabor 65 the'final 20 seconds. scored 14 points and Perry McDo­ Chi Shots on goal— Washington 57-11-2— 24 Collins, N.E. 66 579 8.8 E ld rid ge 1*2-204-640, Petle Buccino 462, trick Ewing and Kelly Tripucka. preseason All-America selection, 64: Reserve Jeff Moe scored 14 26 (Lever 12), Boston 27 (Johnson 7). Totol Carrier Classic: Butler 71, Northwestern 53 The NBA r(X)kie class of 1986 was Winnipeg 1510-52— 30. Morgan, N.E. 63 1115 17.7 Susie Hayes 182, Harriet Haslett 185-501, Malone led the Jazz with 24 nald had 11. will r fouls— Denver 28, Boston 28. Technicols— Third place game, 7 p.m. Cincinnati 77, No. Illinois 69 Person, the No. 4 pick from scored 17 points and Ranzino Smith points and host Iowa had little Power-ploy Opportunities— Washington Bouza, Ind. 5* 691 11.9 Carolyn Wilson 182-480, Betty Malarca called the deepest, most talented of Denver Coach Moe, Denver Illegal defense. Championship Game, 9 p.m. Cleveland St. 85, St. Joseph's 80 points, matching his season high. added 15 for the Tar Heels, 3-1, who trouble with Division II Missouri- Charles Price scored 25 points for Ho 0 of 2; Winnipeg 1 of 5. Duper, Mia. 56 1002 19.3 Concordia, Mich. SO, Albion 64 194-457, D ot H ills 176-477, B etty Rogers the last 10 years, with a quality Auburn, took over as a starting A — 14,890. Illinois ot Pittsburgh the Tigers, 1-2. expls Goalies— Washington, Peters (30 shots- Brooks, Ind. 55 971 17.7 Dordt 88, Dakoto St. 85 178, Sue Smith 188-477, Te rry Kotsch482, player available to almost every forward for Indiana when Clark 76ers 115, Bucks 110 were playing their first game since St. Louis. 27 saves). Winnipeg, Berthloume (2521). Colllnsworlh, CIn. 55 912 16.6 Drake 60, South Dakota 49 Cindy Crockett 234-502, Jessie Williams Moe got 13 points in the first half No. 18 North Carolina 8t. 104, E. inclu team with a first-round draft pick. Kellogg was injured. He is ieading Philadelphia blew a 21-point lead, losing at UCLA on Monday night. D.HIII, Hou. 54 904 16.7 Evansville 85, Sam Houston St. 63 214-507, M a rtle B a rilla 459, P am S t r ^ - J.R. Reid, a 6foot-9 freshman, as the Hawkeyes raced to a 47-28 Tannataaa 81.88: Sophomore center comr OilarsT.lalandaral Pacera 116. Bulleta 103 Hillsdale 84, Siena Hts. 82 ton 462, Helen (jaffn ey 181-514, M a rce lla It hasn’t quite worked out that the Pacers in both scoring and then rallied to hand Milwaukee its BIgEaatreaulta Rivers 208-540, W endy M an cin l 479, scored 10 points and grabbed seven lead. B.J. Armstrong finished with , Charles Shackleford scored 21 Wil Funfort Indiana St. 68, Ball St. 67 way, with less than six first-year rebounding with 16.3 points and first loss of the season after leading NO YARDS LONG AVG Iowa 89, Mo.-St. Louis 64 Bertha To u ta in 200-537, B a rb a ra Shed- rebounds, and fellow freshman 11 points and forward Kevin Gam- points and North Carolina State go, P N.Y. Islanders 1 0 0—1 W A S H IN G TO N (103) ...... rlck 482, Cindy Hyson 186, M ary Levitt players making a significant im­ nine rebounds per game. through three quarters. Stork, Ind. 63 2053 61 45.3 Cotledge 7-9 3-6 17, C. Jones (M) OO 0, M. Jordan 82, St. Clair 74 Scott Williams, at 611, had seven ble 10 for Iowa. 4-0, which won the used a strong man-to-man defense Edmonton 3 0 4— 7 Roby, M lo. 45 2001 73 44.5 6'TownB6,Gratnbllng5Z Kansas Wesleyan 72, Southwestern, 454, Ca rol Lew ie 214-176-558, Chris pact in the first six weeks of the "H e’s taking over games when The Bucks rallied from the First Period— 1, Edmonton, Messier 10 AAalone 11-20 46 26, J. Malone 11-20 8-8 30, Zimmerman 179-492, Terry Priskwaldo Great Alaska Shootout tournament in the second half to pull away from Camarillo, N.E. 72 3062 60 42.5 M o t le y 3-44-410, Roundfleld 1 -7 557, Bol 00 Kan. 70 they’re up for grabs,” Indiana points and eight rebounds. (KrusheInvskI, K urrI), 6:00. 2, N .Y . L.Johnson, Hou. 67 2029 66 42.2 Kent St. 64, Wittenberg 47 175-180-502, Lo ri Thibodeau 179-451, Lou regular season. 21-point deficit to traii only 5648 at visiting East Tennessee State. 9 1-21, Adams 26 ^26, Cook 30006, Williams General Manager Donnie Walsh “ Scott Williams and J.R. are during the weekend. Islanders, Potvin 7 (Bossy, Jonsson), 8:35 Gossiett, Clev. 66 2758 61 41.8 G R A M B L IN G (52) To u ta in 197-492, Lee Bean 188-197-534. Several others have pleased their halftime. They took their first lead OOOOO. Totals38-7427-33103. Kenyon 57, Urbemo 52 coming along. They’re freshmen Mike Strater scored 16 for the The Wolfpack led 55-49 at half­ (pp). 3, Edmonton, Anderson 14 (Gregg, Wesley 5102-28, Prlce5195525, Patrong Loros 68, Grand View 59 coaches in a backup role, and NBA said. “ He came to camp knowing it of the game at 67-66 midway Messier), 14:23 (pp). 4, Edmonton, Krushel- Funt Returners 3-4014,Jones01000,Bullock2-104-78,Neely and just slow to learn.” Dean Smith Rivermen, 0-3. time before rattling the Buccaneers FR IN D IA N A (116) ...... „ Marauette 83, Lehigh 66 would be tough. He flat out wants to nyskl 6 (Gregg, Anderson), 15:10 (pp). N O Y D S A V G LG TD 1-2163, CharlesOl OOO, Rolley 1-1002, Davis McKendree 113, St. Xovler 91 Cunllffa Auto Body scouting service director Marty through the third quarter and with tough defense in the opening Penalties— Curron, NY, mlnor-molor Person 4-14 57 13, Tisdale 13-24 1-2 27, be good.” said. “ They’ve still got to work on No. 12 Pittsburgh 108, 8t. Francis Dick Edmonds, Sea. 26 367 14.1 1 01 OOO, Sm lth04000, Ta nn er01020. Totals MIomI, Ohio 73, Dayton 71, O T Joe Tollsano 154-430, Steve Williams Blake said it’s too early to fairly extended the margin to 8674 at the (high-sticking, fighting), 3:28;McSor- Stipanovlch 513 4-4 14, Fleming 511 00 10, the defensive end, boxing out and 60: ■ Senior guard Curtis Aiken minutes of the second half. Conn Wlllhlte, Den. 35 309 11.1 18-5411-23 52. Michigan 76, Cent. Michigan 56 154, G eo rg e Burgess 154-166-457, Fra n k Walker, the No. 5 pick from ley, Edm, mlnor-malor (hIgh-stIckIng, Rlchardson6-91-113,Grayl-3022,Macv 8-11 assess this year’s rookies. end of the period. Shackleford made 10 of 13 shots Anderson, S.D. 20 199 10.0 ^2 18, Anderson 510 1-1 13,Russell3-5006. Mo.-Rolla 95, Harris-Stowe 45 M cN a m a ra 155-406, T im Castagna 427, Kentucky. Inherited Bernard posting up inside. But they are scored a career-high 32 points and Ame fighting), 3:28; Hunter, Edm (elbowing), 31 293 9.5 G E O R G E T O W N (96) "Teams can’t expect immediate Paul Pressey’s three-point goal Fryar, N.E. Totals51-1001419116. Missouri Southern 92, Drury 85 John V etre 150431, E m ile Roux 411, King's small forward spot for the talented freshmen.” Demetreus Gore added 20 as from the floor and grabbed 10 Coi 6:43; Huddy, Edm (hooking), 7:20; LoFon- McNeil, Clev. 33 310 9.4 Wlllloms 11-21 58 30, Hlghsmlth 1-2 00 2, Muskingum 58, Carnegle-AAellon 51 Dove Castagna 153, Tom O'Connor gratification,” Blake said Wednes­ with 29 seconds left in reguiation tolne, NY, nnalor (hIgh-stIckIng), 11:25. Washington H H H rebounds. Kenny Drummond Jefferson 48 26 10, VVInston 2-2 01 5, Norfhwood 95, Orchord Lake St. M ary's 153-431, J im Evans 158-414, T o n y M a rl- Knicks. He is averaging 13 points In other Top Twenty games. No. 5 Pittsburgh routed St. Francis in knot! Indiana 30 30 23 33— 114 McDonald 58 1-2 11, Bryant 55 44 11, day. "Atlanta had to wait several forced the overtime, but the 76ers scored 13 points and Bennie Bolton Kkkoff Returner* Fouled out— None. Rebounds— 92 nelll 168-442, Dan JeskI 158-418, D ick and six rebounds. Iowa beat MIssouri-St. Louis 8664, Loretto, Pa. Second Period— None. Penalties— YDS AVG Tlllmon4115414,Glllery2-5004,Jackson2-5 years before its young players took the lead for good on consecu­ to wl NO LG TO Washington 47 (M . Malone 14), Indlona 49 K rin la k 154-420, d A ve K rin la k 413, B ill and Mike Giomi had 12 apiece for Curran, N Y , misconduct, 1:55; M cClel­ 37 *96 24.2 94 0 004, Smith 16545, Totals357118-2796 " I was in awe at first,” Walker No. 12 Pittsburgh routed St..Fran­ Aiken had 21 points in the first Zeaii McGee, CIn. (Person 11). Assists— Washington 22 (J. SOUTHWEST M cK in n e y 157-170-454, G eo rg e K elley started to pan out. Now they are a tive baskets by Cliff Robinson that land, E dm , misconduct, 1:55; Flotley, 26 625 24.0 52 0 Baylor 85, Tarleton St. 56 cis 108-69, No. 15 Georgia Tech half as the Panthers rushed to a North Carolina State, 4-1. Starring, N.E. AAalone, Whatley 4), Indlana30 ( Richardson 153-419, Buddy Kaeser 180200505; High said. "Since I ’m a small forward, I Sts N Y (roughing), 5:50; Smith, Edm (rough­ Edmonds, Sea. 31 69* 22.5 46 0 Halftime— Georgetown 42, Grombllng Ponhondle St. 80, Adorns St. 77 good team and they did It the right made it 112-108 with 1:45 left in OT. Tim Austin scored 18 for East 7). Total fouls— Washington 21, Indiana team single — Acadia Restaurant 4M, was guarding a lot of offensive defeated Georgia 72-66, No. 16 5629 lead. The Red Flash never got Cana ing), 5:50; Krushelnyskl, Edm (holding), McNeil, Clev. 39 *61 22.1 100 1 24. Three-point goals— Grombllng 5 (Price St. M ary's, Texos 102, Dallas 49 High team triple — East Hartford way — bit by bit.” Tim McCormick led Philadelphia Tennessee State. 2-1. 10:26; Trottler, N Y (tripping), 14:36. 455 26. Technical— Cotledge. A— 10,246. 5). (Georgetown 8 (Williams, Tlllmon 3, weapons like Adrian Dantley and Georgetown beat Grambling 9652, within 24 points in the final 20 Adams, Raiders 21 21.7 51 0 Science and Arts, Okla. 55, SE Oklo- Nursery 1336, High Individual single— The early, runaway favorite for with 22 points, and Charles Barkley No. 19 Northtatlern 81, 8t. Jo* secoi Winston 1, Bryant 1). Fouled out— Wesley, homa 52 Tom O'Connor 209, High individual Alex English. I couldn’t believe I No. 18 North Carolina State downed minutes. Third Period— 5, Edmonton, AAocTavlsh7 Rookie of the Year honors, 6-foot-5 added 17 points and 16 rebounds. for it Jazz B9, Bulla 64 Patrong, Bullock. Rebounds— Texas 88, O nt. Missouri 60 trip le — G e o rg e K e lle y 523, H ig h East Tennessee State 104-85 and No. Tico Cooper scored 18 points and •aph’8 84: Reggie Lewis scored 18 (N apier), 3:05. 6, Edmonton, TIkkanen 16 Teuchdow m Grambling 33 (Price 8), Georgetown 50 Texas-EI Paso 77, Stephen F. Austin 46 guard Ron Harper, was not chosen was guarding guys like that. Those Terry Cummings had 26 points and average— Bill McKinney 140.6. 19 Northeastern trounced St. Jo­ Jerome Lane had 13 points and 13 points and Northeastern broke (Gretzky, Anderson), 8:32. 7, Edmonton, T D Rush Rec Ret Pts (W lllloms 17). Assists— Grom bllng 7 Texas-San Antonio 90, Texos-Arllngton Standings: R8,G A u to II 23-16, R & G guys were my idols. But I got over Gretzky 22 (TIkkanen), 16:37.0, Edmonton, by Cleveland until the eighth pick of Pressey 23 for the Bucks. loose in the second half to defeat St. Walker, Jets 12 CHICAC30 (94) (Bullock 4), Georgetown 22 (Wllllams6). 81 A uto 23-16, O strinsky's 21-18, D uba lde that in a hurry.” seph's of Maine 81-54. rebounds for Pitt. 2-0. The Panthers Messier 11 (Gretzky, Huddy),18:59(pp). Hampton, Mia. 11 Cureton 2-7 06 4, Oakley 518 58 16, Total fouls— Grom bllng 28, Georgetown 22. Texas Christian 92, N. Texas St. 85 the first round. Not coincidentally, Pistons 107, Nets 106 Joseph’s of Maine. l l Penalties— Curran, NY (high-sticking). E le ctric 21-18, P u rd y Co rp . 21-18, M a ck 3 In other games, it was Athletes in held a 51-31 margin in rebounding. Winder, Den. 11 Walters 1-5062,Colter555611,Jordonl7-33 A — 5,109. Texas Southern 85, Huston-Tlllotson 70 21-18, M c N a m a ra 2019, A nn M a rie 's the Cavaliers have five rookies on 4:04; McClelland, Edm (high-sticking), 9 Other rookies who have been Action 94, Louisville 82: Duke 103, Lamont Harris scored 23 points Lewis, who set a toumamment Paige, K.C. 11-13 45, Paxson 1-7 0 6 2, Brown 1-3 06 2, F A R WEST Restaurant 2019, Village Stylist 19-20, Detroit rallied from an 11-point TA 4:04; M acTavIsh, Edm (tripping), 11:53; 9 Brigham Young 100, Utoh St. 86 the roster and three of them are impressive at times in reserve or record with 84 points in three games Wlllhlte, Den. SellersOIOOO, Corzlne560610, Myers022-2 Here for the Beer 19-20, Acadia Restau­ deficit in the fourth quarter and East Carolina 65; Villanova 82, for St. Francis, 1-1. 6 M arrow , N Y (tripping), 17:18; Cur­ starters - Harper, No. 1 pick Brad Amai 2.Totals3569242994. Cent. Washington 94, Alasko-Juneau 81 rant 18-21, Cunllffe A uto B od y 18-21, spot-starting roles are Johnny George Mason 79; Wake Forest 75, No. IS Qeorgla Tech 72, Oaorglg of the Great Alaska Shootout, ran, NY, molor (fighting), 19:07; K kkbiB U T A H (99) PIttaburgh 108. 8t. Francia 60 Colorado Coll. 97, Colo.-Colorado Daugherty and forward John “ Hot handed New Jersey its ninth ioss in gainc McClelland, Edm, malor (tlghtlng), East H a rtfo rd N u rse ry 16-23, V a n Dawkins of San Antonio, Brad Davidson 60; Butler 71. Northwest­ : scored 10 points in the second half P A T F G Lg Pts Trlpucka47068, Malone10184824, Eaton Springs 57 Tassell 13-26. 10 games when Isiah Thomas 88 Bruce Dalrymple and Duane 19:07. 3537 29-36 49 123 Rod” Williams. Sellers of Chicago, Mark Aiarie of and I Franklin, N.E. 57 36 9, Green 58 528, Hansen 7-14 53 18, P IT T S B U R G H (108) Dominican 71, Holy Names 54 scored on a tip-in and Rick Mahom ern 53; Cleveland State 85, St. Ferrell scored 20 points each and as the Huskies pulled away from a Shot* on goal— N . Y. Islanders 14146— 34. Bohr, Clev. 30- 3052 20-26 90 Stockton 1-2547, Griffith 5112-28, Bollev511 Idaho St. 62, Oregon 57 The top three rookies — Harper, Denver, Billy Thompson of the Los Th< Edmonton 5106— 23. Colombo 0-1 2-2 2, Goodson, 4-8 1-1 10, Joseph’s 80; Marquette 83, Lehigh Georgia Tech took control in the 41-39 lead with 15:22 remaining. Bohr, Raiders 31- 3152 1525 80 6614, BensonO2060, Scurry061-21, Totals Cavonough 0-1 GO 0, Aiken 13-18 2-3 32, Long Beach St. 80, Bradley 74 NIta Owla Chuck Person of Indiana and Kenny added two free throws in the final 28 Cong Power-ploy Opportunities— N.Y. Island­ Korlls, (Ten. 30-39 1520 51 *3 3560253399. S. Colorcxto 65, Metro St. 58 Angeles Lakers and Scott Skiles of 66; Michigan 76, Central Michigan final five minutes to defeat Georgia Wes Fuller added 15 points for Brooken 2-5G04, Luther002-32, Maslek02 Ju n e Rowett 176-498, C in d y Dodson Walker of New York — all are with seconds of overtime. ers 1 of 4; Edmonton 3 of 5. Breech, On. 3960 1428 51 81 Chicago 22 23 21 20-94 EXHIBITION Milwaukee. 56; Brigham Young 100, Utah State at the Omni in Atlanta. Northeastern, 61. Charles Warren Wedr (Soalles— N .Y . Islanders, Hrudey (23 OOO, Smlth2-91-15,Gore8-143-320,Lane 5-93-5 200514, K athy (Gavin 193-523, Beth Hook Detroit, which won its fourth Utah 24 20 32 23-99 13, Rosp 1-10 1 2, Cooper 6-106-718, Corrigan Athletes In Action 94, Louisville 82 teams that won fewer than 30 The biggest disappointments shots-16saves). Edmonton, Moog (3433). 1*94-477, M a rlo n Sm ith 190482, Lin da 86; Niagara 82. St. Bonaventure 80; Dalrymple’s basket put Georgia scored 14 for the Monks, 4-1. Three-point goal— Hansen. Fouled out— 01 OOO, Totols41-792026108. games iast season. / consecutive game, traiied 82-71 None. Rebounds— Chicogo 52 (Oakley 14) Luce 180468, A nita Shorts 478, M oureen have been the draftees who left Rutgers 67, Lafayette 66; Seton Tech ahead for good with 5:05 Other*; Athlele* In Action 94, Wood 466, Laurie (Gagnon 49*. Harper, averaging 22.0 points per early In the fourth quarter, but got Utah 50 (Eaton 14). Assists— Chicago 18 I T . FRAN C IS (69) college before their eligibility was Hall 78. St Peter’s 71; West remaining, and he scored a minute LouNvIll* 82: Lorenzo Romar, who Radio, TV (Paxson 6), Utah 25 (Stockton 6). Total game, is 13th in the NBA in scoring. back in the game when Bill Thompson 2-4 OO 4, Jacobs 4-12 4-5 12, complete. Virginia 89, James Madison 68; later for a four-point lead. The played In the NBA with Golden fouls— Chicogo 27, Utoh 23. Technical— Hughes 07 022, Cofleld 1-2O0X Harris 1019 Rec basketbafl Happy Halldaya Ten times, he has scored 20 or more Lalmbeer scored nine points during Malone. A— 12,212. Arkansas 70, Mississippi 56; Clem­ Bulldogs pulled within 67-66 on State and Milwaukee, scored 20 Scholastic 3-4 23, Koskinen 01 OO 0, Dunotov 1-100 2, - points, and twice he has scored 34. I College Player of the Year Walter a 13-4 run. Adrian' Dantley, who Gullick son 5-160013, Saylesl-11-13, Mock 2-6 Susan Brueckner 136, Dot Christensen son 69. North Carolina-Ashevllle56. Toney Mack’s three-point basket points as Athletes in Action beat TONIGHT 129-351. “ It’s no problem to score 20 points Berry of St. John’s has appeared in scored 23 points to lead the Rstons, 6:00 Tennis: Nabisco Mosters, ESPN 0 1 4. Walters 2-6004, Totals28-73101369. North Carolina, playing at home, with 3:17 left before Georgia Tech Louisville in an exhibition game. a game In the NBA,” Harper said. only five games for Portland and scored on a rebound with 14 seconds Aaaumptlan girla 7:30 Whalers vs. Flyers, Chonnel 18, Adult got off to a sluggish start and led closed out the scoring. The Cardinals, the defending WTIC Calendar Halftime— Pittsburgh 55, St. Fronds 29. Hama Enginaara “ It’s easy. All you have to do is take has scored five points; Chris left In regulation, tying the score. Three-point goals— Pittsburgh 612 (Aiken Irish Insurance 90 (Mike Farley 22, NCAA champions, have lost the The Assumption girls' varsity basket­ 7:30 College basketball: Notre Dame enough shots. I feel I ’m taking good Washburn, the No 3 pick from ’Ihe Nets had a chance to win the just 23-22 midway through the first Georgia Tech, 3-1, which trailed ball team opened Its season Wednesday vs. Cornell, teortsChannel 4-6, Core 1-2, (Goodson 1-3, Brooken 01 ) St. K im Bushey 20, Ken Shoppm an 15, Pat Sharon SImler 203-216543, Marly first three games of their college Collet 14, Chris Dongen 14), Sm oke 53 D vo ra k 181-471, M a ry ProstI 182-485, North Caroilna State, has been game, but Mike Gminski, who ied half. But Kenny Smith connected by 11 points in the first half, beat night bowing to St. Christopher's of 8:00 College basketball: UConn vs. Francis 316 (Gullickson 33, Jacobs 04) shots.” season. AIA led 4643 at halftime SATURDAY Fouled Out— None. Rebounds— (Jim Richard 16, Dave Derench 12). Marie DeLusso 176, TrudI Zuldema the Nets with 24 points, missed a for three three-point baskets and Georgia for the second straight East H a rtfo rd , 21-14. St. C hris m ove* to Central Connecticut, Channel 20, W POP Harper is seeking to join an elite habitually tardy to games and before outscorin host Louisville 162 1-0 with the victory. Nancy Byrne led 8:00 College basketball: Woshlngton Football Pittsburgh 51 (Lane13),St.Francls31(Mack Sportman Cafe 81 (Dean Frodel 26, 177-176518, Shirley E ld rid g e 196515, 26foot jumper with three seconds Ranzino Smith added two more as year after losing seven consecutive . 6). Assists— Pittsburgh 25 ((Goodson 7), St. Ernie Scott 24, Bob Penney 10), B .A . Bobbl G re co 455, A lice C hittick 4*8, group of rookies who averaged 20 practices and has not been impres­ the Warriors with 12 points. Assump­ V*. Kansas, USA Cable Class M M Championship left in regulation. the Tar Heels surged to a 4632 times to the Bulldogs. to start the second half. tion's next contest Is Wednesday, Dec. 9:00 College football: Missouri vs. East Cothollc vs. Masuk (at Southing­ Fronds 13 (Jacobs 8). Total fouls— Club 79 (Bill Bel lock 21, John Mason 21, L in d a M a h o r 461, E ve in A nton 451, points or more in their first season sive for Golden State. 17, ogalnst St. James. Oklohoma State, ESPN ton High), 1:30 p.m . Pittsburgh 16, St. Francis 24. A— 3,500. Ray Sullivan 12). Korin Scheer 482, Martha Grant 450. MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. Dec, 4. 1986 - 13 14 - M

U — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Dec. 4, 1986 Young Canadien centers turn things around Elderly alcoholics suffer in siience and shame Bv Susan Vaughn feelings,” Richmond said. project where he worked had a 60 percent recovery Until recently. Medicare would not cover Herald Reporter According to national statistics cited by rate, he said. alcoholism in people over 65. “ So we had to lie about M ONTREAL (A P ) — Stephane ers 1; and Winnipeg 3, Washington Richmond, about 2 to 10 percent of the elderly are the diagnosis.” Evans said. .wV Richer and Sergio Momeaso knew 3. Elderly alcoholics are often difficult to spot. alcoholics. Bill Evans, a human services counselor RICHMOND SUGGESTED that health-care they had to turn things around in a NHL Roandup Many live alone. They take prescription drugs that at Manchester Memorial Hospital, said the workers document all information and evidence of BECAUSE ALCOHOLISM is a lonely disease and hurry. might alter their behavior, and many suffer from statistics are probably very low. a drinking problem when they deal with their the elderly are often lonely, Evans stressed that A day after Montreai Coach Jean Olleri 7, Itlandere 1 senile dementia or other diseases that have similar elderly clients. That evidence can include deterio­ elderly alcoholics need programs that will get them Perron said he wasn’t running a A fiv^minute major penalty to symptoms to alcoholism. RICHMOND DESCRIBED the three types of rating or neglectful appearance, bruises, cuts or in touch with others. In Manchester, programs day-care center for his two young back,” recalled Gllmour, “ It was Pat LaFontaine for cutting Esa That was the opinion of two counselors who spoke alchoholics among the elderly. They include the broken bones, family quarrels, and empty liquor such as Alcoholics Anonymous, the Pathfinders forwards, Richer and Monnesso lying there so I just poked it in. Tikkanen with his stick helped to local medical people and social workers Tuesday chronic heavy drinkers who have been drinking for bottles, said Richmond. Club and the outpatient alcohol treatment center at starred in a 4-3 Montreal overtime "W e’ve been down before and you Edmonton to a 3-1 lead and the at a breakfast seminar at Manchester Memorial 30 to 40 years; intermittent or binge drinkers, and Confronting the person about a drinking problem Manchester Hospital are available to elderly triumph over the slumping St. can’t give up. You just have to keep Oilers coasted. Hospital. The program was sponsored by the town the late-onset drinkers who have not had a problem Is not easy, Richmond said. Health-care providers alcoholics. Louis Blues Wednesday night that fighting back one goal at a time and Health Department and its Senior Citizens Clinic with alcohol until later in life. The last group need to ask questions in a forceful, but empathetic ended the Canadiens’ losing streak get back in the game.” Glenn Anderson and Mike Kru- and Elderly Outreach. usually starts drinking more heavily as a result of manner. Evans said recovering elderly alcoholics can at five games. The Canadiens scored on the only shelnyskl scored during the penalty “ The elderly person is a little more unique. They facing such issues as excess time, loss of friends, Many families of elderly alcoholics prefer to look best help other elderly alcoholics. He told of one Perron met privately with both shot of the overtime period when in the first period. do not have the same safety nets as people who and their own mortality, said Richmond. the other way, the counselors said. man who had been a chronic alcoholic until about Richer and Momesso earlier Wed­ Bobby Smith netted his 14th goal Craig MacTavish banged in his work,” said Phillip F. Richmond, a psychothera­ The chronic alcoholic needs long-term residen­ “ The biggest problem is not the elderly alcoholic, six months ago. He’s now helping others who are nesday and outlined their future. In and fourth game-winner at 1:24. own rebound three minutes into the pist who worked for four years in an alcohol tial care with follow-up care in a half-way house, but their families who are trying to protect them,” trying to recover. The town’s Senior Citizen Health Clinic ami the essence, the coach said either the The play started to the right of third period to ignite a four-goal treatment program for the elderly in Hartford. Richmond said. Elderly alcholics need to be kept Evans said. Elderly Outreach Program recently received a youngsters could prove they can Blues goaltender Rick Wamsley. final 20 minutes for the Oilers. Younger alcoholics have the safety net of a family. longer in a detoxicification center because they do Evans said the estimated percentage of elderly play in the NHL or enjoy the bus The Canadiens’ Mats Naslund had In addition to employee-treatment programs, he not recover as quickly, he added. alcoholics is probably low because there’s so much $500 grant from the Connecticut Alcohol and Drug Mark Messier had two goals, trips with the Canadiens' AHLfarm the puck and he dumped it behind said. Elderly alcoholics are more successful with the denial around the issue, even among medical Abuse Commission to provide education on Tikkanen and Wayne Gretzky got club in Sherbrooke. Wamsley to linemate Claude “ My experience is that they’re not drinking to overall programs than younger alcoholics, Rich- workers, who often hesitate to put alcoholism on alcoholism among the elderly. Tuesday’s program the others for Edmonton. Denis “ I spoke with Sergio earlier today Lemleux. have a good time. It’s masking problems and fnopH The Community Health Services hospital charts. was the first attempt to address the issue. and I told him we didn't have a Lemieux dropped it to Smith, who Potvin scored for New York on a choice tonight,” said Richer, who moved in front and jammed it in the first-period power play. X scored twice and missed at least short side. “ We just kept going at them,” three good chances at a third goal. ” I caught Wamsley off guard,” Gretzky said. “ I don’t care what " I said if we play bad, we’ll be in Smith said. anyone says, our strong points are Sherbrooke by the weekend.” With a 2-1 overtime loss to playmaking, skating and our of­ Momesso. who had a goal and an Washington on their minds. Smith fense. When we do those things assist, said he deserved Perron’s said the Canadiens were a little well, we generally do pretty well.” FOCUS scolding. tentative. “ The criticism made me mad but “ We sqje were nervous,” said it paid off,” said Monmesso. " I Smith. “ We said to ourselves ‘Not Capitals 3, Jets 3 E wasn’t aggressive. If that’s what it Again.’ ” Larry Murphy’s goal with 2:35 takes to stay. I ’ll play that way.” After losing five straight, the left tied the game for visiting Richer and Momesso gave the mood in the Canadiens dressing Washington. Murphy drilled a shot Canadiens a three-goal lead 33 room was upbeat. from the faceoff circle over the Precocious puberty minutes into the game, but the “ I think this win will make a glove of Winnipeg goalie Daniel Blues, winners just once In their difference,” said Smith. “ Now that Berthiaume. last seven games, rallied. we have the losing streak off our Dog Greg Paslawski scored late in the backs, we can concentrate on Dave Christian and Bobby Gould Doctors help children who mature early SitK second period and then assisted on playing hockey.” also scored for the Capitals, who be t Jocelyn Lemieux’s goal early in the As Smith turned to congratulate are 1-6-4 in their last 11 games. C third. The Canadiens were 32 Richer on his performance, a big Christian, who had 41 goals last By Sharon Schneider Grumbach explains, “ It’s a is sharing it through season, scored his first in 15 games seconds away from the siren to end smile broke out on Richer’s face. constant educational process. honest communication, these and his sixth of the year. Kino Features Syndicate Ado, regulation time when Doug Gil- “ I ’m happy for three reasons,” AP ptMMO We don’t present the condition as mothers emphasize. Frequent mour scored the tying goal on said Richer. “ We won. I played and Ron Wilson, Andrew McBain and Puberty, at best, is a difficult an abnormality. We tell the ego boosts and reassurances of I scored twice. And I ’m not going to Dale Hawerchuk scored for the Canadiens goaltender Brian Winnipeg's Brad Berry (ieft) grabs the Winnipeg. The Jets and Capitals skated children, ‘You’re going through worth contribute to a healthy Hayward. Sherbrooke.” Jets, 15-8-2, who remained in first time of adjustment to changing what all children will undergo, self-perception, they say. ’ ’The shot from the point dropped Elsewhere Wednesday, it was place in the Smythe Division with stick of Washington’s Craig Laughiin in to a 3-3 deadiock. attitudes and changing body down and hit Mark Hunter on the Edmonton 7, the New York Island- the league’s second best record. their NHL game Wednesday night in images. But early adolescence just a little earlier. Let’s see if Mary Samaan, licensed family (impounds those stresses. And we can find out why and maybe counselor and professor of for one in 900 children diagnosed siow it down.’ Kids want to fit in behavioral science at American yearly as having precocious and not be different.” R iver College in Sacramanto, puberty, it can be devastatingly Calif., clarifies these children’s Testaverde tops AP All-America team explanations and reactions; “ If we don’t fit the Sports In Brief traumatic. DESPITE Bv B( Anne remembers helping her reassurances, the technology norm, then we think something Sped Bv Herschel NIssenson was the top lineman on a unit that are wide receivers Tim Brown of football editor and the sports editor, 7‘A-year-old daughter undress can still be intimidating, even must be wrong. We must help The Associated Press finished sixth nationally in total Notre Dame and Cris Carter of Ohio from all-conference and all­ and being stunned to discover terrifying, to a small child. the children to accept their Thii Women’s hoop league begins tonight pound defense. State, defensive tackle A1 Noga of sectional lists. two gentle swells on a previously Catherine was petrified that the uniqueness, as it’s critical to a The Manchester Rec Department’s Women’s Basketball Quarterback Vinny Testaverde, “ I had never before coached a Hawaii and Inside linebacker Chris Three 1985 first-team All- huge scanner, clicking and healthy self-image.” been flat chest. She had heard owner League begins play tonight at the Mahoney Rec Center with the nation’s most effective passer, game where we had to find out Spielman of Ohio State. Americans failed to repeat. Michi­ frequently that “ children were whirring as it revolved about her games at 7 and 8. and two defensive teammates from where a defensive lineman was The rest of the elite squad gan State tailback Lorenzo White in the starting earlier these days,” but head, would eat her up. SAMAAN BELIEVES it is League play runs through March 5 with two games every No. 1-ranked Miami of Florida — before the snap,” Pitt Coach Mike consists of offensive tackles Harris and LSU linebacker Michael adora Catherine, she decided, was too Most of the diagnostic essential that the child feel Thursday evening. tackle Jerome Brown and free Gottfried said of Brown’s Barton of North Carolina and Brooks were hampered by injuries puppii eiarly. procedures are uncomfortable, comfortable confiding in at least Dog The league has four teams; Amusements Unlimited, safety Bennie Blades, the nation’s dominance. Danny Villa of Arizona State, while Texas A8cM linebacker leading interceptor — were named center Ben Tamburello and run­ Johnny Holland made the third The pediatrician confirmed if not painful — some require one parent, not necessarily of name Sportsman Paradise, Irish Insurance and Prime Time Players. Oklahoma, the team Miami dis­ today to the Associated Press ning back Brent Fullwood of team this time. her suspicion; Onset of puberty intravenous injection, another the same sex. “ More important Yukoi placed as No. 1 after beating the All-America team for 1986. Auburn, running back Paul Palmer in giris before 8 and boys before demands a full bladder, and is that the parent be Kodia Sooners 28-16 on Sept. 27, also put Testaverde, who is expected to of Temple, placekicker Jeff Jaeger By throwing for 308 yards against most require the child to lie communicative and secure in his nice il Wrestling officials are needed three players on the All-America 10 is generally considered win the Heisman Trophy on Satur­ of Washington, outside linebackers Tulsa in his final regular-season perfectly still for up to a couple or her own sexual identity. them team — inside linebacker Brian precocious. NEW H A V E N ------Persons wishing to become high school day, led Miami to the head of the Cornelius Bennett of Alabama and game, Testaverde eclipsed Bernie other Bosworth, tight end Keith Jackson of hours, sometimes necessitat­ Emotional support at home is wrestling officials may take the trest for membership in the college football rankings by com­ Shane Conlan of Penn State, nose Kosar and became Miami’s all- to ear and offensive guard Mark Hutson, ACCORDING TO Dr. Meivin ing sedation. even more valuable if the child is Connecticut Interscholastic Wrestling Official Association on pleting 175 of 276 passes for 2,557 guard Danny Noonan of Nebraska time passing leader with 6,058 The all juniors. Grumbach, pediatric endocrin- It’s emotionally exhausting, alienated from her peers. Monday, Dec. 8, at 5:30 p.m. in the field house at Southern yards and a nation-leading 26 and defensive back Rod Woodson of yards, all but 266 in the last two and w seasons. The 26 touchdown passes, both for the child who has to Dr. BagherSheikholislam, Connecticut State University. For further information, contact touchdowns in 10 games before Bosworth is one of five repeaters Purdue. gist at University of Caiifornia MiddI and 48 for his career, are Miami endure the unknown, and for the founder of the pediatric Bernie Nasser, 13 Bliven St., Groton, Ct„ 06340. missing the Hurricanes’ final and nine juniors on the first team. The AP All-America team will be at San Francisco Medicai than I regular-season contest with bruises The other repeaters are offensive featured on Bob Hope’s Bagful of records. Center, girls are more likely parent who’s trying to give endocrine department at they 1 suffered when he fell off his motor guard Jeff Bregel of Southern Christmas Cheer (Dec. 21, NBC- Temple’s Palmer led the nation than boys to be diagnosed for support while needing it herself. University of California at Davis 4 orang Hartford upsets Fairfield, 52-50 scooter. His completion percentage California, defensive backs Tho­ TV, 9-10 p.m., EST). It will be in rushing with 1,866 yards, an several reasons: Dorothy and Edith, whose Medical l^hool, adds, “ If the The was 63.4 and he led the country in mas Everett of Baylor and Mark Hope’s 48th annual Christmas average of 169.6 a game and 5.4 per “ Recognition is easier since daughters entered puberty child’s development is so pound husky FAIRFIELD — Junior forward Larry Jenkins came off the passing efficiency. Moore of Oklahoma State and special on radio or television. carry. He added 110 reception between 6 and 7 years old, admit advanced that the classmates breast growth is conspicuous. ThanI bench to score 14 points, including 10 in the second half, to lead the Blades intercepted 10 passes in 11 punter Barry Helton of Colorado. The All-America team was se­ yards and 657 on kickoff returns to Boys mature later, take longer to shouldering much stress. are taunting, then those are the games and returned them for 128 Besides Blades, Helton and the finish No. 1 in all-purpose yardage, He wj University of Hartford to a 52-50 win over Fairfield University in lected by the A P ’s regional sports and there seems to be less Edith recounts, “ Besides children whose puberty we want yards while the 285-pound Brown Oklahoma trio, the other juniors editors, along with the college with an average of 239.36 a game. veteri college basketball. parental concern. ” worrying that she could have a to interrupt.” had a Jenkins’ layup with 46 seconds left gave Hartford a 52-48 lead But Dr. Grumbach advises tumor, I hurt to see my child In many cases, it is possible to was n Wednesday night. Fairfield’s Ed Golden hit a short bank shot in that any child precociously hurting. One day Treva asked delay puberty. But appropriate tag. the lane with 36 seconds left to cut Hartford’s lead to 52-50. The exhibiting secondary sex me if she was a freak, like the treatment hinges on accurately Ew< Hawks’ John Hurlbert, who finished with 11 points and three Becker laying claim to being the best characteristics (such as breast two-headed kind you see at the pinpointing the cause. has 1 assists, missed the front end of a 1 and 1 with 23 seconds left or testicular growth, side show.” The first determination is Hartf before Golden did the same for Fairfield, 1-1, with 12 seconds left. a lanr or pubic hair be at least whether the precocious puberty Fairfield’s Troy Bradford missed a 20-foot jumper at the By Bob Greene (Australia). examined by a physician to rule HAVING BEEN wounded by is exogenous (caused by buzzer. The Associated Press “ My backhand has probably classmates’ rude remarks, and external hormone stimulation) Junior Doug McCrory added 10 points and six rebounds for the improved the most,” the 19-year- out anything serious. conscious of her developed or endogenous (internal stimula­ Hawks, 1-2. and sophomore Robert Gilmore contributed eight NEW YORK - Tonight, it’s Ivan old West German said. “ I used to What followed for Catherine St Lendl’s turn to roll out the big guns play a slice most of the time. I breasts and pubic hair, Treva tion) . points and a team high seven rebounds. was a barrage of sophisticated at the $500,000 Masters tournament, wasn’t sure about hitting hard with diagnostic tests to determine the still disklikes undressing with Dr. Sheikholislam reports that The as he begins his bid to prove he’s the my backhand on important points, cause of her precocity. other children. accidental ingestion of contra­ for ti world No. 1 tennis player. but I practiced a lot and have been LSU placed on year’s probation Dr. Grumbach quickly points Anne’s daughter, too, had a ceptive pills, use of estrogen- follov “ When you work hard for it, I doing very well.” distorted self-image. “ It took me type facial creams and even Grt think you cherish it more,” Lendl Nystrom agreed. out that he and his staff remain BATON ROUGE, La. — The NCAA has placed Louisiana State a long time to convince eating meat and poultry that zensk “ He’s playing well, especially on sensitive to the psychological University on one year’s probation and stripped the school of two said of his hard-earned spot atop Pellet the men’s rankings, a spot he has his backhand,” Nystrom said of needs of his patients during this Catherine that her widening hips, have been heavily treated with basketball scholarships after finding nine violations of NCAA A young child who exhibits sex by a physician to rule out serious Gre held since defeating John McEnroe Becker. “ Before, he used to just often long ordeal. were normal fem ale curves and growth-stimulating hormones regulations. characteristics, such as breast or causes, Robir in the final of the 1985 U.S. Open. “ I slice it, but now he’s trying to take it Acknowledging the family’s not fat.” Chancellor James Wharton said Wednesday that the university find it a pleasure being No. 1.” early, especially down the line.” confusion and fear. Dr. The only way to ease the pain Please turn to page 14 testicular growth, should be examined will not appeal the NCAA’s action. But West Germany’ s Boris Asked the difference between However, LSU attorney Mike Pharis said he will ask for more Becker, the two-time Wimbledon Becker, who is seeded No. 2, and TI explanation because LSU now has 14 athletes on scholarship, champion, is laying claim to being Lendl, Nystrom said: ’”niey both including three high school seniors who already have signed the best. have good forehands. He (Becker) commitments. “ Last year he was so far better is serving harder than Lendl. His With 15 allowed and LSU losing two, one of the 14 might have to than anybody,” Becker said of backhand is not as good as Lendl’s, go, Pharis acknowledged. Lendl earlier this week, “ but this but at the net it’s hard to pass him.” Your neighbors’ views: year everyone got close to Ivan. He Lendl is seeking his seventh is not the only one at the top now.” consecutive trip to the Masters title New Zealand sails to victory Becker made his point Wednes­ match. Besides Gomez, others in 9 day night when he used his cool Lendl’s four-player group are Ed­ FREMANTLE, Australia — New Zealand, skippered by Chris demeanor and searing serve to berg and Gomez. Matched with Does Manchester really need to have a nativity scene? Dickson, sailed a textbook-perfect race today to beat Dennis capture his opening match in the Becker are Wilander, Leconte and Conner and Stars & Stripes by 32 seconds in the third round of the year-ending tournament at Madi­ Nystrom. America’s Cup challenger trials. son Square Garden by crushing Becker needed just 69 minutes to Conner got the strong winds he wanted, with breezes of up to 28 Sweden’s Joakim Nystrom 6-1, 6-3. eliminate Nystrom, booming five knots, but Dickson and New Zealand survived spinnaker troubles “ Let’s say in all those four weeks aces and numerous service winners ft-.', to win for the 25th time in 26 races. Stars & Stripes beat New I always kept my cool.” Becker to compensate for 22 unforced us as Zealand in the first round. said Wednesdayofhissuccessinhis errors, 10 more than Nystrom. Bit Stars 8c Stripes’ defeat, coupled with French Kiss’ win over last four tournaments, three of Wilander continued his mastery Beca Canada II, dropped the San Diego Yacht Club’s entry from them on the Grand Prix circuit. over Leconte, winning for the to G( seventh time in nine career second to third in the standings. French Kiss picked up 12 points “ Today, I had reason to get crazy belie with those crazy (line) calls, but I meetings. for its victory to move 11 ahead of Stars 8t Stripes, 81-70 us al' didn’t. I stayed cool and tried to “ I just found the way to play his '3. play my best again.” game straight away,” Wilander AP photo In other matches on the first day said of Leconte. “ I ’m very confi­ f . Co( Indianapolis to host Olympic trials of the round-robin portion of the dent against him. Even when I ’m Boris Becker keeps his eyes solidly on the ball as he lars TAMPA, Fla. — Indianapolis, which has billed itself as "The eight-man tournament, third- not in good shape I still feel 6 seeded Mats Wilander of Sweden confident against Leconte. It suits prepares to make a backhand return In his match with 6 NE Amateur Sports Capital of the Nation” in recent years, has brushed aside France’s Henri Le­ my game to play him.” gained another important event — the 1988 U.S. Olympic Track Joakim Nystrom during first round play In the Nabisco bean! conte 6-1, 7-5 and yet another Wilander grabbed the first four and Field Trials. Masters in New York Wednesday night. Becker won 6-1, inter) Swede, No. 4 Stefan Edberg, games and breezed in the opening coffe( The International Competition Committee of The Athletics stopped Andres Gomez of Ecuador set, aided by a number of unforc^ 6-3. mllli( Congress, the national governing body for the sport, voted 6-2, 6-3. errors by Leconte. Choci Wednesday to give Indianapolis the trials for the first time. Tonight, Lendl plays Gomez, “ I played very badly the first — or lack of it — to his advantage. another $20,000 is given for each Eklberg takes on Yannick Noah of set.” Leconte admitted. “ I came The young Swede repeatedly round-robin victory. The winning k France and Wilander meets back in the second set, but he was played to the left-hander’s back­ semifinalists receive $40,000 each Speculation on Spinks-Gooney bout Nystrom. making good passing shots.” hand and kept the pressure on by and the eventual champion will There will be four nights of In the second set, both players constantly attacking. NEW YO R K — There is speculation that Michael Spinks, the earn an additonal $100,000. Leonard Vendrillo: " I think Diane Berthiaume: “ Yes, of Mary Handley: “Oh yes, of Virginia Bezzini: “ Yes, abso­ round-robin play, then the top two held service until the 12th game, After splitting the first four Toni Pouech: "I don’t see why Debra Creighton: “Yes. defi­ International Boxing Federation heavyweight champion, will it’s nice, to be honest with you. I course. Certainly. You have to course. Just because it repres­ lutely. Because it represents players from each of the two when Wilander broke Leconte at 30 games, Edberg won five straight If a players captures the title not. Me, I go for that. I definitely nitely. I think it looks beautiful, fight G erry Cooney in March. But, so far, no one has gone on get Christ into Christmas some­ ents Christmas. It’s very four-man groups will advance into to close out the match. games to take the opening set and without dropping a match, he would think we should have one. Man­ especially the one up there at the guess it’s always been here, sO Christmas and the birth of record to confirm the bout. how. A town creche seems like important.” Sunday’s semifinals. The final will “ He made a lot of errors in the the first game in the second. He collect $210,000. chester people can afford it, center of town.” we should put one back in town.” Christ. And it’s very important to Sy Rodm an, publicity director for the IBF, said Commissioner be held on Monday. first set,” Wilander said. “ He then broke Gomez’ service in the believe me. They should dig into the perfect w ay.” the town, and its spirit.” Bob Lee W t with Spinks’ promoter. Butch Lewis, Wednesday in Lendl already has pocketed an “I’ve been playing great,” slowed the pace down in the second, sixth game of the second set before $800,000 bonus for winning the their pockets.” New York. Roseman, however, denied published reports of a Becker said after his victory. which was tactically better. But I serving out the match. Spinks-Cooney fight at Madison Square Garden in early March, season-long Nabisco Grand Prix “ Today, from the backcourt, I kept telling myself I made him play Under the new Masters format, points race. The top eight finishers calling it "purely speculation at this point.” played maybe like this for two sets bad.” each player received $10,000 for in the points race qualified for the against Lendl in Sydney Edberg found Gomez’ backhand qualifying for the tournament, and Masters. MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Dec. 4. 1986 — 15 14 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, Dec. 4. 1986 T3? Old dogs may suffer joint disease Tax law imposes penalties fi.- QUESTION; change in barometric pressure. involved. ; As a general rule, physical on retirement plan payouts Our dog is 12 Human physicians tell us that years old. Over degenerative joint disease in people therapy is beneficial for a dog with the last several usually starts after middle age and degenerative joint disease; this The 1986 Tax back on pensions for some early years he hashed ^ Pet Forum is most often characterized as means moderate exercise. Exer­ Reform Act retirees, .curbs the special treat­ difficulty get­ being primary. This simply means cise should only be restricted in makes dramatic ment for lump-sum distributions ting up, espe­ that the cumulative effect of wear cases where there Is extreme changes in the and introduces a new penalty on big c ia lly In the Edward A, Williams, D.V.M. and tear on the joints has reached a inflammation. Dietary manage­ tax rules for re­ payouts. morning. Now point where there is pain. Many ment is especially important. For tirement plan Sylvia Say the maximum annual pen­ he is limping on dogs, especially those with multiple dogs with this disease that are distributions sion you can draw from a retire­ one of his front joints Involved, also are experienc­ overweight, weight reduction is primarily to dis­ ment plan is $90,000. Through the legs. Some days ing this type of arthritis. Imperative. Many medications are courage taxpay­ Porter end of 1986, you can retire as early THE I are worse than The secondary form of degenera­ available to help alleviate pain and ers from taking as age 62 and still receive up to others. Do you think there is Characteristically, there is a tive joint disease is very frequently discomfort. Your veterinarian may money out of r $90,000. If you retire before age 62, anything that can be done to help deterioration of the cartilage within seen in dogs and is the result of an prescribe one medicine or a combi­ their plans while w 1 the top allowable pension is re­ X X I' him? the joint and new bony growth Injury. Or It may be secondary to nation of medicines depending upon still employed. duced. But you can retire as young V THE ' n o t attached to the margins of the developmental abnormalities such the individual case. The new law imposes new penalties is between 1986 and 1988, you . as age 55 and still receive up to R3R< ANSWER: Assuming that a cartilage. It can be classified as as hip dysplasia or osteochondritis In some cases, surgery produces on pre-retirement withdrawals and probably should wait. But-if you’re $75,000 a year. thorough physical examination by either a primary or secondary dissecans. Hemophilia, infections good to excellent results by reduc­ puts tougher restrictions on plan deciding between taking a withdra­ Starting in 1987, the retirement your veterinarian has ruled out any disease of one, or more frequently, or immune disease can also be the ing discomfort and slowing the loans. New penalties also hit wal in 1986 or 1987, you’ll probably age for getting the maximum underlying medical disease, your several joints. underlying problem. process of degeneration. Again, anyone who receives excessively be better off taking the withdrawal pensions is tied into the Social dog is probably suffering from a After a period of rest, inflamma­ There is no cure for degenerative surgical procedures must be indi­ large payouts at retirement. in 1986. Reason; ’The 1987 tax rates Security retirement age, currently degenerative joint process. This tion in the diseased joints creates joint disease. The goals of manage­ vidualized in accordance with the The new law’s provisions on are a mix of the old and the new age 65. If you retire before 65, your process is known as osteoarthrosis, discomfort on rising. However, ment of the problem are to alleviate factors of each particular case. retirement plan payouts generally rates, so your rate reduction In 1987 maximum pension is reduced using osteoarthritis or the more recent after movement these joints tend to discomfort and in some cases take effect Jan. 1. But despite the probably will not be the necessary the same formula for figuring and broader name of degenerative "loosen up” and there is less prevent further debilitating dam­ Edward A. Williams Is a Man­ new rules, you are not necessarily 10 points. reduced Social Security benefits. joint disease. This is a chronic discomfort. Weather changes can age. Each case must be considered chester veterinarian. Do you have a better off getting a payout before Under the rules in effect through Let’s say you are younger than 65 disorder of the synovial joints, also affect the degree of discomfort individually and a treatment pro­ question you would like answered In the end of 1986. In fact, you may be 1986, you can borrow up to $50,000 and thinking of retiring in the near which are those that have a joint or pain caused by degenerative gram developed depending on the this column? Write to Pet Forum, better off waiting. from a retirement loan (again, future. Should you retire this year capsule and "joint” or synovial joint disease. The weather factor animals’ level of activity, age and Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, With the help of Eli J. Warach, assuming the plan permits it). to avoid the new law crackdown? BLOl fluid. that causes an increse in pain is a the type and number of joints Manchester 06040. chief consulting editor of Prentice- The plan loan rules are tough­ Pension benefits that accrue Hall Information Services, I have ened, starting in 1987. To begin before 1987 are untouched by the dug into the new retirement plan with, the new law prevents you new law. So if you are already rules and what you should do about from maintaining a constant loan funded for, say. an $87,000 pension them. balance of $50,000 year after year. in 1989 at age 63, you can still retire A bou t Town that year with your $87,000 pension, E Under existing rules, it’s possible Your $50,000 limit is redu c^ by to withdraw funds in 1986 from a your highest outstanding loan bal­ even though it exceeds the new law company retirement plan to buy a ance during the preceding 12 limit. Legion post is busy Lutz sells toys Society has pot luck Holiday delights car, help pay for your grandchild’s months. And you must repay a NOTE: Plan withdrawals by a Photo by Richmond college tuition, etc., without any home loan within five years, unless 55-or-over employee who takes Dilworth-Comell-Quey Post 102 The Lutz Children’s Museum The Rosary Society of St. Bridget ’The Manchester Garden Club will problems. The withdrawal is, of it is for the purchase of your early retirement are not hit by the hold a brief meeting Monday at 6:30 of the American Legion will have a annual toy exposition will be Church will hold a Christmas course, subject to regular income principal residence. 10 percent penalty on premature Dog Warden Richard Rand has his arms fuil with two p.m. before its annual Christmas membership meeting Tuesday at 8 Saturday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at potiuck Monday at 6:30 p.m. in the tax, but there is no special penalty. ’The only way you can avoid the withdrawals. Siberian husky puppies that are waiting at the pound to p.m. at the post, 20 American the museum. 247 S. Main St. St. Bridget School cafeteria. dinner at Community Baptist The tax rates are cut over the loan rules of the tough new plan is to BOTTOM LINE: You don’t for­ be adopted. Yukon and Kodiak are both maies. Legion Drive. A new senior vice The event will feature the sale of Members will bring a main dish Church. next two years. If the difference take out a loan before the end of feit pension benefits you already C The theme for the evening will be commander will be elected to fill a toys made by area craftsmen, craft or dessert. Christmas gifts for between your 1986 tax rate and your 1986. However, be sure that the have by taking early retirement w Growing and Showing Holiday vacancy left by Raymond Eckel. activities for children and a visit shut-ins and for the Outreach tax rate in the year you would have terms of the loan are exactly to your after 1986. Delight. Peggy Herrick will give a ONTI Bingo will be played Wednesday from Santa. Wooden toys, stuffed programs in Manchester and Nor­ normally made your withdrawal is liking. Reason: If you renegotiate, For advice on personal money Adopt a Pet wich. Residents of Mayfair flower artistry demonstration. The at 7 p.m. Fish nights will be held on animals and other handcrafted toys more than 10 percentage points, extend, renew or revise the loan on management send $9.95 plus $1 for Gardens for the Elderly have been Emanuel Lutheran Belle Ringers Fridays in December from 6 to 9 will also be available. you’re better off from a tax or after Jan. I, 1987, the loan is mailing and handling to "Sylvia invitejd as guests for the evening. will provide entertainment. There p.m., with entertainment by Kathy The museum will remain open standpoint by delaying the withdra­ subject to the new rules. Porter’s New Money Book for the Clara DuBaldo and the St. Bridget will be an exchange of gifts. Michaud and Frank Dorsey at 8 until 5 p.m. Admission to the expo wal. ’That’s because the savings on ’The new law also contains 80s,” in care of the Manchester Church. Choir will provide p.m. each Friday. and museum is $1 per person. your regular tax on the withdrawal provisions designed to encourage Herald. P.O. Box 419150, Kansas Husky pups arrive entertainment. On Dec. 20 at 1 p.m.. a children’s Museum members will be admitted will more than outweigh the penalty you to take reasonable retirement City, Mo. 64141. Make checks Christmas party will be held in the free. *■ tax. benefits gradually during your payable to Andrews. McMeel & f y . post upstairs hall. Mr. and Mrs. Club gives to MCC RULE OF THUMB: Ifthechoice retirement. So the new law cuts Parker.) at pound as a pair Santa Claus will be present. Cost is St. James ladies sing $3 per child. Call 646-7961 for The Manchester Soccer Club* Sale at Whiton The Ladies of St. James will hold recently donated $1,000 to the Bv Barbara Richmond Turnpike. reservations. A New Year’s Eve party is Friends of the Manchester Public a Christmas party Wednesday at Manchester Community College Special to the Herold Rex, the little dog left at the College Notes scheduled for Dec. 31, starting with Library will have a pre-holiday 7:30 p.m. in the lower church. A Athletic Fund. The donation was pound on Nov, 17, has been adopted a steak and champagne dinner book sale Saturday from 9:30 a.m. brief meeting will be followed by raised by the club at its annual' (1^ Things were looking up at the dog by a Glastonbury family. The Manchester High School graduate, is a sophomore at followed by dancing to Walt Obzut’s to 1 p.m. in the auditorium of carol singing and entertainment Nutmeg Classic State Soccer Tour­ pound this week. Several dogs have 8-week-old female retriever found Russell Sage honors Spear Vassar, in Poughkeepsie, N.Y. Orchestra. An open bar, coffee, Whiton Memorial Library, 85 N, conducted by Ralph and Jane nament held in September at been adopted or claimed by their on Spencer Street has been adopted hats and noisemakers will be Main St. Books recently removed Maccarone. MCC’s Cougar Field. Tournament Kristen S. Spear, daughter of Judy Mullowney of 228 owners. This week’s featured pet is by a Marion Drive family. Also U.S. included in the $50 cost per couple. from circulation will be offered for Gloria Petrone and Lousie Benito directors were Mike Ringbloom Kennedy Road and David Spear of Bolton, was Werzyn coordinates alumni event Herald photo by Tucker in the plural, in the form of two adopted this past week was the Call 646-7961 for reservations. sale. are chairing the event. and Dick Johns. presented with an outstanding student award recently adorable male Siberian husky well-behaved male shepherd that for being the highest-ranking student in last year’s Thomas Werzyn of Manchester is coordinating the puppies. was found on West Middle Turnpike freshman class at Russell Sage College in Troy, N.Y. annual loyalty dinner for the Connecticut chapter of Dog Warden Richard Rand has near Interstate 84. Rand said the Because of extra academic credit earned in school, alumni of Mount St. Mary’s College, Emmitsburg, Md. A helping hand named them Yukon and Kodiak. lady who found him adopted him to Kristen Spear was able to skip her sophomore year. llie event will take place Saturday at the Silvermine Yukon has bright blue eyes and give to a friend in Stafford who Cheney Library announces additions She is a junior majoring in psychology. Tavern in Norwalk. Kodiak has brown eyes. It would be wanted him. She is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Lange College president Robert J. Wickenheiser will Chris Blanchard, left, helps Judy Friday evening in Newspace Gallery, address the alumni about various programs at the nice if one person could take both of The male husky cross mentioned of 41 Sanford Road and Lillian Spear of 23 Northfield St. Mrosek with her sculpture during a class Lowe Building, MCC. The exhibit will them because what one does the last week was claimed by its owner. New books at the Mary Cheney BIlby — The general; David Sornoff the true story of one community's MIchelln IKtallo college, including admissions, business, and athletics. other does. They are quite attached Just for a little variety, there was and the rise of the communications nightmare Nayak — Breakthroughs! Honored at the event will be Ann Quinn of Norwalk for at Manchester Community College. The open at 8 p.m. with music by the MCC Library include the following: Industry How to draw & paint from nature: Navin — Sherman's march; Atlanta Quinby plays varsity tennis to each other. a cat hanging around the fence at Fiction Burnshaw — Robert Frost himself techniques materials and to the sea her years of service to the college community, national students are among several who will Chorus. The event is free to the public. The puppies are about 8 weeks old the pound. Incidentally, this is very Baboon — Doath In faihlon Cheeks — Keoghs: keys to security demonstrations Nguyen — The palace file; fhe Alicia Quinby, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson alumni association and Connecticut chapter. display their work at an exhibit opening and were found on Main Street near Ball — Singapore and wealth How to draw 8, paint In pastels, remarkable sforv of the secret letters The Connecticut chapter has nearly 200 members. distracting to the dogs who are Brlngle — The man In the moM- The complete book of baking pencils Und pen 8, Ink from Nixon and Ford fofhe Presidenf of Quinby of Cobb Hill Raod. is a member of the Vassar Middle Turnpike on Nov. 24. Other inside the fence. And a word of colored trouiert The complete book of drawing How to draw and point In watercolor South Vietnam and the American College women’s varsity tennis team. Quinby. a Werzyn was in the class of 1068. than having different colored eyes, warning: do not abandon cats or Burke — The lost eet-back-boogle Cone — Mastering microwave 8i gouache promises that were never kept Cavanaugh — The faithful cookery How to draw 8, paint landscapes: Poole — Frommer's New Zealand on 4 they look very much alike. They’re dogs as they cannot survive on their Chapman — A itarllght miracle Davis — In the moment: Ia n In the techniques, materials, demonstrations 625 a day orange and white. own for long, especially in the Chetnev — Plain Jane 19Ws How to draw 8, paint portraits Popular mechanics do-lt-vourself en­ The only other new dog at the winter. Clancy — Red ttorm riling DeLand — Fielding's Far East How to draw & paint still life: cyclopedia 27 vols. Clarke — The mvitery lady Egon Ronay's Lucas guide 19U: to techniques, materials, demonstrations Porter — Frommer's 1965-66 to pound on 'Tuesday was a 5-year-old Rand is at the pound on Olcott Collect — Circle of loy hotels, restaurants S, Inns, Great Bri­ How to point In oils London husky cross. He was found on Street weekdays from noon to 1 Grimes — I am the only running tain and Ireland Hubbell — A country year: living the Pressman — Patent It yourselfl Thanksgiving Day on Sunset Street. p.m, or he can be reached by calling footman Etheridge — Yachtman's guide to the questions RIvkIn — Patenting and marketing Koen — Through a gloss darkly Bahamos Huxtable — Architecture, anyone? your Invention He was wearing a blue collar and a the pound at 643-6642 or the Lonsdale — The magic wagon Fodor's budget travel Britain, 1966 Isaacson — The wise men: six friends Shadows 9 veterinarian’s tag indicating he Manchester Police Department at Lauder — Noble Lord Fodor's budget travel Japan, 1966 and the world they made: Acheson, Snyder — Left out In the rain: new had a rabies shot. Rand said there 646-4555. or someone can be Lee — Hawks of autumn Fodor's Canada 1966 Bohlem, Harriman, Kennan, Lovett, poems 1974-1965 Light — A gift In secret Fodor's Holland 1966 McCloy The Southern bed and breakfast book was no way to trace its owner by the reached at either number, Monday McMahan — Footwork Frazier — People of Chaco: a canyon Johnson — Machinery of the mind Stella — Working space 1 Ac Jorgensen — Money shock: ten wavs Swepson — Designer knits tag. through Friday from 6 to 9 p.m. Mordden — Buddies and Its culture S Pli Ewe, last week’s featured pet, There is a $5 fee to adopt a dog Morris — The Jell-0 syndrome Frye — Northrop Frye on the financial marketplace Is transform­ Thiele — Talwon Mowery — Moonlight legend Shakespeare ing our lives Torrens — Family vacations USA 9 4C has been adopted by an East and the new owner must have the Osborne — Snare at Sycamore Grove Gadnev — Cry Hungryl: uprising 1956 Kanlgel — Apprentice to genius TrulM— Torn: the Iournal ol an ortlst 12 Bi Hartford family. He was woolly like dog licensed. Before being licensed, Plain — The golden cup Galbraith — Avewfrom the stands: of KettI — Leadership at the Fed Tullius — I'd rather be a Yankee: an Pr a lamb and was found on Tolland the dog must have its rabies shot. Rhodes — Shadow kisses people, politics, military power and the The kidneys: balancing the fluids oral history of America's mosf loved 13 Solmssen — Takeover time Lapp#— World hunger, fwelve myfhs and mosf hated baseball team Fr Thomson — The dark stream Gam — Actress to actress Lef's go: fhe budget guide to Europe, Tyler — Running critical: the silent 14 White — Memoirs of many In one Grizzard — My daddy was a pistol, 1966 war, Rlckover, and General Dynamics 15 U Wray — The dork side of destiny and I's a son of a gun LInskv — Impact: how the press Wallace — First Lady: a portrait of 17 C< St. Bridget lists honor roil Nonfiction Grotz — Double your money In affects federal policymaking Nancy Reagan All India antlgues In 60 davsand the secrets of the Living ghosf towns Welsh — Hlfchhiker's guide fo Eu­ 18 Br Allen — Fodor's fun In Los Vegas antique business Mexico rope : fhe 1966 guidebook for people on a 19 SI The best American short stories, 19M Hollingsworth — Unspeakable acts: MIchelln Great Britain and Ireland hitchhiking budget The St. Bridget School honor roll Grade 6 honors: Eric Carpenter, 21 Gi for the first marking period is as Terri Martin, Scott Tedford, Heidi 23 Je follows: Walsh. hi Grade 8 honors: Bruce Ber- Grade 5 high honors: Helena 24 Ri Chaponis: honors: Carolyn Abell. Doctors can help children who mature early zenski, Alison MacDonald. Sonia 27 P< Pelletier. Jennifer Klem. Ann Paradis, Char­ Continued from page 13 early, but the process is normal. emits, looking for abnormal Grade 7 honors: Robert Dzen, ity Tabol. Michael Todmey, Nancy deficit, then it is corrected with But in S percent of the cases, variations. 29 Ai Robin Labbe. Wengertsman. appropriate medication. mostly involving boys, there is a 32 Si have been implicated in lesion of defect somewhere TREATMENT of precocious Notes Dr. Plotnick: "A cc exogenous precocious puberty. aiong that pathway upsetting the puberty is cause-specific. If 2-year-old with a bone age of 10 34 Si Once this external stimulation is delicate and complex balance of there is a tumor, then it is could obviously be treated. But 36 D Thoughts removed, puberty usually slows hormones. Dr. Grumbach points surgically removed, if possible. an 8-year-old with a bone age of 37 VV or reverses. out that although boys are less If there Is hormone excess or 10 is a borderline case.” 38 S( the life to come. No matter what Blue is also a color of the likely to mature precociously, it obstacles we face, we can live in the BUT THE SOURCE of Christmas Season. Blue paper, blue is potentially more serious for 39 U bows, blue lights — all to remind us assurance that God is with us — endogenous hormonal stimula­ them. 41 M of our baptism. For blue is the color suffering with us. laughing with us. tion is harder to trace. 9 The typical diagnostic work­ tu of water and with water we are living with us. Hormones secreted by the Blue is also the color of baby up includes; blood analysis to 42 G baptized as beloved children of hypothalamus in the brain boys. Throughthegiftofatinybaby check for elevated hormone 44 P( God. prompt the release of other 46 M In baptism, God lays a claim on boy, lying in a lowly manger, we levels; X-rays to detect tumors; hormones in the pituitary gland. U our lives — we belong to God. God can know for sure that God is with ultrasound exams, utilizing NEU; ENGLAND’S 49 These in turn trigger the release .loves us as we are. flaws and all. No us. God understands our problems, sound waves to "picture” the 53 0 of estrogen or testosterone in the SI "matter what we do, no matter how our joys, and our needs, for God ovaries or testes; computerized 54 came to earth a tiny baby boy, and ovaries or testes, causing P badly we act. no matter how guilty tomography (CT) scans to 56 lived among us. we feel, we belong to God. God loves development of the secondary detect brain tumors not pi us as we are. Blue — baptism, eternity and sex characteristics. #1 mORTGAGE 57 0 otherwise apparent; magnetic Blue is also the color of eternity. baby boy! SB 0 resonance imaging (M R I), a Because of our baptism, we belong Usually, the precocious 59 C to God for all eternity. ,We do not Rev. Deborah Hasdorff puberty is idiopathic — for some huge tunnel-like machine that i <« believe in nothingness. God is with TalcoUvllle Congregational unknown reason, the alarm monitors bouncing magnetic Church ions that the body normally us always — in life, in death, and in clock mechanism is activated (« ^1 B Cocoa beans 3rd largest cash crop 6 NEW YORK (AP) — Cocoa beans are the world’s third largest You Can’t Afford To

international cash crop, after tS Year Fiked Rate ' Annual Percentage Rate JU Year tixed Hate Annual Percentage Rate coffee and sugar, and totaled 1.5 w ith tw o points w ith tw o points million tons in 1984, according to Chocolatier magazine. Rates based on 20% down. Rates subject to change. Be Without Us! The most competitive rates, The average cocoa tree produces and an unmatched speciai levei of about 20 cocoa pods a year which service are why COMFED remains yield a total of about two pounds of New Engiand s number one mort­ C3MFSD dried beans, the state in which they You can count on the Herald for a gage lender. UORTGAGSCO^INC. are priced and sold. When it comes to your m ort­ You can bank on it Prices have gone from 3.5 cents gage. you can bank on COMFED. in 1939 to 28 cents in 1947 to $2 in continuous flow of local news: 1975 and then back to $1 in the Windsor Locks Orange 1980s. The prices depend partly on 1-800 842-3Z35 627-9486 1-800-622-3260 795-0551 the ratio between world demand and a supply whose crop size is News you can’t afford to be without. CONNECTICUT MORTGAGE OFFICES: Greenwich 869 8661 Litchfield County 868 7532 determined by weather and Mystic 536-4277 Orange 79S 0551 Windsor Lochs 627 9486 politics. H — MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, Dec. 4, 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Dec. 4, 1986 — 17 IS — M HAOAR T H I H O M IILE by DIk Brown* SNAFU by Bruce Beattie PEANUTS by Charla* M. Schuta

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And if you want to delight THE PHANTOM by Lm Falk A 8y Barry OKAV', YOU the Christmases CAN RELAX. i « ® Magnum. P.l. dom." the episode of "The getting closer someone who considers his pet a ! I Q D (29) Qimma a Break Colbys" airing THURSDAY, together or does Dear Abby "member of the family," include a * * 3 9 Mork & Mindy DEC. 4, on ABC. it Just seem that tin or two of cat or dog food for the XXI WONT TALK? pet. . THBJ THERE'S j * (S ) Doctor Who way? It’s time to Abigail Van Buren NOTHINfSELSe [ a G3) Charlie's Angels CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME start preparing Don’t give wine or liquor unless FDR /ME TO SWy. 1966 Compulog for the holidays you’re sure the recipients imbibe. , V (SD Quincy Candy, nuts and fruitcake make i * 93) Raportar 41 again, so do yourselves a fa­ wonderful gifts for those who aren’t "This year, let's go someplace flat ! * S B MacNeil-Lahrer Newahour vor and do your counting calories, but please have for vacation.” ,• S3) Little Drummer Boy Aaron, the Little Christmas or compassion for those who are, and Drummer Boy. ventures to,find the pure lead them not into temptation. Also , silver carillon bells made for the birth of young children becomes bored with his With his parents, both of whom seelLhis Hanukkah shopping early. ' A handy gift: an assortment of • the Promised One. existence,xisren his mistress and a political representation in their divorce. (60 min.) Here’s my annual — slightly greeting cards for ail occasions, so remember that many older people CAPTAIN EASY ®by Crooks A Casale ^ [DIS] MOVIE: 'Challenge to Be Free' Af- career, which eventually leads to his In Stereo. revised — column on holiday that they, too, can send birthday, have difficulty chewing hard can­ A^... . til 'A ter killing a ranger, a trapper flees ac- ruin. Anthony Hopkins, Lise Hllboldt. (22 Local News shopping; anniversary, graduation, get-well dies and nuts. And nutritionists \ rose the Arctic pursued by team of Ciaran Madden. 1983. Part 2. (32 Honeymooners and condolence cards toothers. (Be caution: “Lay off sugar and salt.’’ To m o r r c w .\\ trackers and riflemen. Mike Mazurki, Vic If you’re wondering what to give v\\W\V. (29) College Basketball: Central Connec­ 93) SIN Presenta: Estamos Unidos (60 Instead of giving someone a gift £ l5 L * iJ t^ * * * * * SyndcsiB. Inc ' BTUPCNT ' ' Christy. Jimmy Kane. 1975. Rated G. Aunt Olivia or Grandpa, who a sport and affix postage to some of ticut at Connecticut (2 hrs.) min.) doesn’t go out much, let me tell you the envelopes.) with permission to "take it back [ESPN] Tennis: 1986 Nabisco Masters (22 99) Cosby Show (CC) In Stereo. Round Robin from Madison Square Gar­ [USA] Airwolf what not to give them; Don’t give a gift of clothing unless and exchange it if it’s not what you BLONDIE by Daan Young B Sian Drake den, NY. (3 hrs.) Live. (23) Living Planet: Portrait of the Earth want,” save yourself (and them) (CC) Host David Attenborough examines 10:10PM 9Z) The Everly Brothers' Forget dusting powder, after­ you’re absolutely sure the size is [HBO] Nutcracker: Fantasy on Ice Set Rock 'N' Roll Odyssey This documentary time and effort by giving gift the curious wildlife and vegetation on shave and cologne. (They probably right. That goes for color and style, [T H E WORLD IS COWING I KNOW... 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(110 min.) older people from making them, so grade school boy discovers his self- cop and a ship stuck In a Mediterranean 10:1 5PM 9 2 AII creatures Great and necktie, and Aunt Sylvia doesn’t doodad you received three Christ­ worth when befriended by a nearby port Jean-Paul Belmondo, Omar Sharif. really want any more brooches, a practical and thoughtful gift dock worker. Small mases ago. please don’t; the would be a gift certificate from Dyan Cannon. 1973. necklaces, bracelets or earrings. recipient will probably find it just [U S A ] USA Cartoon Express 91 MOVIE: 'Duel' A highway motorist 10:30PM (33) News their telephone company. becomes engaged in a game of death as useless as you did. 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And don’t forget I (29) Too Close for Comfort exploits on the PT-109 are chronicled. ® 93) Late Show: Starring Joan Rivers C ham, tuna, vegetables, fruit, in­ check for any amount would be certificates for the barber shop, f > i (S ) @9) NBC News Cliff Robertson. Ty Hardin. James Gre­ CD Carol Burnett and Friends much more appreciated than some gory. 1963- stant coffee, tea bags, crackers, beauty parlor, taxi rides ora dinner . (29) Nightly Business Report Odd Couple [C N N ] Prime News 93) cookies and instant soup mixes. useless little trinket. Another out to a fine restaurant. And (don’t , @3) Noticiero SIN 92 The Untouchables ON THE FASTRACK by Bill Holbrook [DIS] Best of Walt Disney Presents (60 Older people who live in confined thoughtful gift would be a year’s laugh) a trip to the podiatrist! 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At present, "brain Ii [CNN] Moneyline who led the mightiest invasion force in to fire and brimstone preaching. Brad death" is a more useful and U.S. ACRES by Jim Davis [USA] Riptide history and became the most beloved Dourif, Ned Beatty. Harry Dean Stanton. GOTT; In the inji American hero of the 20th century. Rob­ 1980. Rated PG. old days a per­ practical concept. Brain death is G ® PM Magazine 7:30PM ert Duvall. Lee Remick, Dana Andrews [U S A ] Alfred Hitchcock Hour son was not con­ diagnosed by a strict set of criteria the ( ® A Current Affeir 1978. Part 2. that include the analysis of the 1 1:30PM ® 9 2 ABC News Nightline sidered dead un­ atti Vi ® (22 Jeopardy (22 92 Cheers (CC) Diane is humiliated til his heart no Dr. Gott brain’s electrical activity by a when her poem is rejected for a maga­ ( D Police Woman Mil CE) Entertainment Tonight longer beat and brain-wave test (EEG). A person is zine while Sam's poem is accepted. In 93) Honeymooners Peter Gott, M.D. I'V S3) INN News no breath was not considered dead until brain Stereo. 92 92 Tonight Show Guest host Jay damage is evident and irreversible. H 93) NHL Hockey: Hartford Whalers vs. 9D Novela: Muchachita Leno welcomes actress Amy Irving. (60 discernible on a ^ Philadelphia Flyers (2 hrs.. 30 min.) 9 2 Everly Brothers Rock 'N' Roll Reu­ min.) In Stereo. mirror. Now we Aside from giving doctors a ! (29) Calhouns Court nion Concert 92 MOVIE; 'Marked Woman' A prosti­ hear about conclusive endpoint to life, the I ! (29) Carson's Comedy Classics [CNN] Larry King Live tute testifies for a young district attor­ brain-dead peo­ concept of brain death permits ac) ney against a gang of racketeers. Bette % (39) New Newlywed Game [DIS] MOVIE: The Life of Riley' A co­ ple. Isn’t this scientists to extract other organs — 8tU Davis. Lola Lane, Humphrey Bogart. respiration can be used, almost ^ (33) Barney Miller Part 1. medy about an overworked and under­ •1937 just a handy definition for doctors that are not “dead" — and reuse "am paid family man. William Bendix. 1949. indefinitely, to keep the body’s 99) All New Dating Game 9 2 Hogan's Heroes to use so they get organs for them in the form of transplants, as 1 [ESPN] College Football: Missouri at organs alive. In short, medical 93) Virginia. There la a Santa Claus [CNN] Sports Tonight transplants? you point out. an Eight-year-old Virginia O'Hanlon strug­ Oklahoma State (3 hrs.. 30 min ) Live. technology enables certain patients [DIS] The Blue and the Gray (90 min ) col gles to reaffirm her faith in the spirit of [HBO] MOVIE; 'The Naked Face' (CC) DEAR READER: No. It is a to live even if their hearts and lungs In the future, as medical technol­ saj Christmas. After his secretary and a patient are mur­ 1 1:35PM ® Entertainment Tonight more accurate indication of death. are not functioning. ogy Improves, the concept of brain 4 dered, a psychiatrist comes to believe B [C N N ] Crossfire ET talks with actor/director Leonard Ni- However, brain tissue is ex­ death will have to be revised. For that he is the real target. Roger Moore, moy about his return as the character A person doesn’t die all at once. [DIS] Mousaterpieca Theater instance, doctors may some day be ex| Elliot Gould, Rod Steiger, 1984. Rated R. Mr. Spock in the upcoming third sequel. Some tissues are more resistant tremely sensitive to lack of oxygen. fev [HBO] MOVIE: 'Rainbow Brite and the MOVIE: 'Mask' (CC) A disfi­ "Star Trek IV; The Voyage Home In ’Hie brain cannot survive and able “artificially’’ to resuscitate Puxxlea Astrograph [MAX] than others to lack of oxygen and pre Star Stealer' (CC) A greedy princess gured teen strives to lead a normal life Stereo. nutrients. For example, patients’ function if it is deprived of oxygen the brain, as well as the heart, lungs threatens Rainbow's mission to bring with the help of his strong-willed and kidneys. Then a new definition Un 12:00AM ( D Kojak hearts can stop beating without for more than about three minutes. color, hope and happiness to the world. mother. Cher, Eric Stoltz, Sam Elliott. of death will have to be worked out. 1985. Rated G. In Stereo. 1985. Rated PG-13 ® Nightlife death taking place. A heart can be In addition, no current medical ACROSS 3 Grow weary Answer to Previous Puzzle ^ o u r At present “brain death” is the yei [MAX] MOVIE: 'Weird Science' (CC) [TMC] MOVIE: 'Into the Night' (CC) A 93) Star Trek salvaged, put in cold storage and techniques can correct or replace a 4 Energy most appropriate method by which slii o K L A O K A Y T R 1 ^Birthday Two young boys cause chaos when they hopeless insomniac finds himself sud­ 92 Tales of the Unexpected transplanted. A person can suffer damaged brain. 1 Actor Kruger 5 Possess decide to bring their science project to denly thrown into a deadly adventure of Therefore, the traditional view of to establish whether a person has gr£ o R A L O H 1 O E A R life. Kelly LeBrock. Anthony Michael , international intrigue when he falls for a 92 800 Club cardiac arrest — and be “dead” — S Plains Indian FRANK AND ERNEST ®by Bob Thavet death as heart stoppage or cessa­ passed beyond the point where S 6 Bases for 1 Dec. 5, 1986 Hall. Man Mitchell-Smith. 1985. Rated beautiful but dangerous girl. Jeff Gold­ 92 Alfred Hitchcock Presents but can be resuscitated. If respira­ z N G P A R D N B A tion of breathing is too narrow a traditional death can be reversed. goi 9 405, Roman debate PG-13. blum, Michelle Pfeiffer, David Bowie. (32 Jimmy Breslin's People (60 min.) tion stops, forms of artificial E S K E R N E E E A T The year ahead marks the beginning of 1984. Rated R. saj 12 Buckeye State 7 Farmyard [TMC] MOVIE: 'Red Sonja' A young Novela: Amo y Senor 1 R o N L O T T E more stable conditions tor you in life. BUREAU OF STANDARDS woman and a mighty swordsman battle (33) 13 Prickly shrub sound 9:10PM 94) Living Planet (65 min ) 9Z) SCTV Network T R E W 1 D E S T Make the most of them and build well, an evil queen for control of her kingdom. 14 French yes 8 Metaphysical J because what you bring into being can Brigitte Nielsen, Arnold Schwarzeneg­ 9:30PM ® Designing Women 93) Sanford and Son O A S T 1 A O K R 5W 6 " WITH 15 Lasting beings n be lasting. ger. Sandahl Bergman. 1985. Rated PG- Night Court In Stereo. 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Congress to get $1 trillion budget I Iran sends 100,000 to war front t V.S./World In Bri^ ^ By Scheherezade Farom orzl them. ThinThis kind nfvintnrviirrnr<>of victory rare in asainagain iirffedurged that the A-vear-oId6-year-old war of Khomeini and Iranian iflags and "he Associated Press history,” he said, referring to the with Iraq be continued until vic­ chanted, "War, war, until victory” By Tom Roum . Many of the items contained in anticipated revenues projected at United States’ recent diplomatic tory. Iran repeatedly has rejected and “ The Mohammed Corps is Texas Inmate executed for slaying T h t Associated Press the new budget represent previous about $919 billion for the fiscal year i NICOSIA, Cyprus - With gifts of overtures and arms sales. Iraq’s calls for a negotiated peace. coming,” the radio said. proposals, modified slightly and that will begin next Oct. 1. sweets and rousing pep talks, Iran Tehran radio said the Mo­ Rafsanjani said the presence of It said people handed out sweets HUNTSVILLE, Texas — Michael Wayne Evans, who fatally WASHINGTON - Despite re­ recycled, administration officials The fiscal 1987 budget Reagan ienSent f 199,999...... volunteers to the front hammed Corps members shouted the new volunteers meant that to the volunteers, some of whom shot and slashed a woman "to get her to quit talking” as she newed vows by President Reagan said. presented last year called for Wednesday to do battle with “ Death to America” as white "America, France, the Soviet Un­ wore shrouds "to show their asked God to forgive him, was put to death by injection today for to shrink the nation’s huge budget Federal agency heads can appeal spending of $994 billion. Sieighboring Iraq, Tehran radio pigeons flew over the ceremony at ion and other satanic powers will readiness to die for Islam and the the murder. deficit, the administration is poised the proposed cuts to the Office of However, additional spending Reported,' It said some volunteers Azadi stadium in Tehran and stop bullying you ...'they beg and Koran,” Islam’s holy book. to submit to Congress the first |1 Management and Budget before approved by Congress could also w ore shrouds to show their readi- place themselves in such a " I want to say I’m sorry for the things I’ve done and I hope I ’m helicopters dropped flowers. President All Khamenei, who trillion budget in history. the budget is put in final form, but push 1987 spending close to the $1 ^ s s to die. disgrace.” forgiven,” Evans said, tears in his eyes, before the lethal “ Tehran today beamed with heads the Supreme Defense Coun­ That’s a |1 followed by 12 zeros: usually only minor modifications trillion mark and possibly even L Parliament speaker Hashemi Referring to the furor in Wa­ injection. " I don’t hold nothing against no one. Everyone has light,” the radio said. "The Mo­ cil, told the crowd, “ The people enough money to give every man, are made to the spending outline. slightly over it, once final revenue {Rafsanjani told the 199,990- shington over the disclosure that treated me well and I know it’s not easy for them. That’s all. I’m hammed Corps is coming. East and today are awaiting our victory and woman and child in the world Wednesday’s presentation was and expenditure figures for the imember Mohammed Corps at a the White House approved arms sorry.” West must know that the loud cries the world is waiting for the results around $250 apiece. It’s a thousand accompanied by a strong pitch by year are in, according to Edwin !$end-off ceremony that Iran’s vic- of death to America and death to sales to Iran, Rafsanjani said, Evans, 30, died at 12:21 a.m., said Attorney General Jim of the movement of the Mohammed times the population of China. In Reagan to his Cabinet on the need to Dpie Jr., spokesman for the budget |tories had made the superpowers Israel will never vanish in Moslem "This disgrace ... and the tremors Mattox. Corps.” miles, it represents 5,376 round go along with the deep spending office. lOeg for ties with Tehran. Iran.” among the Western leaders — He had confessed to the 1977 murder of Elvira Guerrero, a trips to the sun. cuts n e^ed to meet the Gramm- The first draft of the president’s |. "The greatest powers of the The radio said volunteers to the America, England and the agenfs Rafsanjani said Iran’s was not church pianist who prayed to God to forgive him and accomplice It’s also roughly one quarter of Rudman deficit target, according budget reportedly calls for: world and the most Satanic ene- corps, named after Islam’s of world arrogance and also this fighting the war by sending waves E arl Stanley Smith. the nation’s $4.2 billion Gross to presidential spokesman Larry • Roughly $25 billion in spending ies of mankind thought they were prophet, included 2,999 clergymen tremor among the reactionary of soldiers against modem weapons The execution, the ninth in Texas this year and the 19th since National Product, but a little less Speakes. cuts and program eliminations and idefeatable,” Rafsanjani said and 1,999 university graduates as Arabs — are not brought about by — a tactic it has used in the past. the state resumed the death penalty in 1982, came after federal than half of the accumulated Agriculture Secretary Richard another ^5 billion in proposed new ^ e r Iran’s official radio station, well as peasants, tribesmen, your officials, but by your own “ For victory in the war, there is a courts refused Wednesday to grant a stay. He had two previous national debt. E. Lyng, whose own agency would user fees and the sale of federal phich was monitored in Nicosia. farmers and government success in crushing the enemies need for brave, skilled and expe­ stays and two trials. Reagan’s Cabinet got its first be subjected to sharp cuts under the assets, including loan portfolios. 2 “ They knelt before you... held out employees. and breaking the fortifications of rienced people with modem wea­ peek on Wednesday at the new plan, said Reagan presented the • A dramatic overhaul of the *their begging arms asking for your Recruiting for the corps began the Iraqi Baathists.” Iraq is gov­ pons,” he said. “ These people are budget, and the $59 billion in "big picture.” government’s credit programs, in attention and ties. They hoped that after revolutionary leader Ayatol­ erned by the Baath Socialist Party. now at the disposal of the Islamic spending cuts and other savings A more detailed analysis of the which new loans would be sold to RONALD REAGAN you and your leaders would talk to lah Ruhollah Khomeini last month The volunteers carried portraits Republic.” Israeli soldiers shoot at students that Budget Director James C. new budget proposal was expected private investors soon after they .. made strong pitch Miller III claims are needed to to emerge over the next few days as were made and private insurance JERUSALEM — Israeli soldiers fired guns and tear gas today meet the $108 billion deficit target agency budget officers sift through would be purchased to back up at hundreds of Palestinian students demonstrating in the set by the Gramm-Rudman budget­ the raft of “ pass backs,” or specific government loan guarantees. Experts say Khomeini’s power waning occupied West Bank, wounding five of them, military and balancing law. program-by-program cuts, that • Another attempt at most of the on top of projected 3 percent Palestinian sources said. Congress, which in past years has began going out Wednesday 40 program eliminations the presi­ inflation — to a spending level of The troops opened fire after students hurled stones at soldiers rejected nearly all of the deep afternoon. dent had previously proposed. $308 billion. By Ruth Sinai over secret U.S. arms sales to Iran Differing from the official line of 1979 to 48 million today, he said. outside Bir Zeit University, 2S miles north of Jerusalem, an army spending cuts proposed by the The president’s 1988 budget • A proposed increase in defense' • And no higher taxes and no' The Associated Press dies down, "history will Judge the neutrality, Lubrani said an Iranian The population growth in Iran spokesman said. president, will get most of the comes in at a shade over $1 trillion spending of about 6 percent — made decrease in Social Security American moves with a large victory over Iraq would be in presents the economy, already The spokesman, who in keeping with army regulations spoke budget plan on Jan. 5. in spending, officials said, with up of 3 percent in “ real” increases benefits. TEL AVIV, Israel Israel’s degree of understanding and Israel’s long-term interests. Iraq, burdened by the war and low crude E on condition of anonymity, said the troops went in to break up a former ambassador in Iran says justification.” an Arab nation, has a long record of oil prices, with almost insurmoun­ sit-in protest by more than 299 students who blocked traffic in the the power of the Khomeini regime He said Israel should view the animosity toward Israel, he said. table problems of housing shor­ area for 39 minutes. is waning, and that Israel and the Khomeini days as a passing pheno­ Iran is a Persian country. tages and overcrowding in the big The Palestine Press Service said five students were wounded, Sheriff revokes order to stop blacks United States are correct to seek menon, “ and seek a road to the Defense Minister Yitzhak Rabin cities. either by tear gas or bullets, and taken to nearby Ramallah communications with Iranian heart of the Iranian people, to the and some other officials have said Iran also has absorbed 1.5 million Hospital. The Press Service, which monitors news in the territory moderates. Iran which will be built on the mins they would like the debilitating war refugees from Afghanistan, and Other experts at a Tel Aviv of the revolution.” to continue indefinitely, sapping occupied by Israel since the 1967 Middle East war, estimated the with Jefferson Parish Sheriff Harry tion can make up to the black American. “ And it distresses me has at least 1 million refugees of its METAIRIE, La. (AP) - A University seminar said 86-year- Lubrani, now a senior defense resources that otherwise might be number of protesters at 599. Lee to discuss the matter. community and anyone who be­ greatly that I tove been character­ own from the war zones with Iraq, sheriff has apologized and revoked old Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini’s directed against Israel. AP photo The army spokesman said troops also arrested a lecturer lieves that people shouldn’t be ized as a bigot and a racist because ministry official, is in charge of he said. an order that deputies stop and Lee, 54, issued the order Tuesday David Menashri, who is with the C greatest problems are the growing accused of inciting the violence but would not comment on Judged by the color of their skin,” I know in my own heart how it feelS' policy in Lebanon, where Israel question blacks who drive through as part of an effort to combat a rash dissatisfaction of his people with university’s Center of Strategic Iran is suffering from a shortage she said. “ A public official can’t to be treated differently.” faces mounting attacks from A dying pilot whale lies on a beach in Eastham, Mass., reports of injuries. white neighborhoods, but the furor of street crime in the predomi­ the six-year Persian Gulf conflict, a Studies, said the unending war with of doctors — only 19,999 compared expect to release that kind of poison Lee said he changed his mind' Iranian-backed Shiite forces. Wednesday as scientists and volunteers attempt to push over his plan to reduce crime nantly white suburban New Or­ shaky economy and a soaring birth Iraq was costing Khomeini his with 15,999 Iranian doctors living in ... and remain in office.” about the constitutionality of what While seeking links with moder­ continues. leans parish. “ I think I did make a rate. popular support, until now his the United States, Menashri said. another back to deeper water. Striking miners clash with police Lee, who took office in 1980, said he had planned after looking at 1983 ates, he said, Israel must also wage “ I ’ m extremely worried,” said mistake,” Lee said Wednesday. “ We are seeing the ebbing a ruthless war against the Iranian- major asset. He said there are 2.5 million Martha Kegel, executive director critics who called him a bigot were civil rights rulings. JOHANNESBURG, South Africa - About 5,999 black gold Shirley Porter, president of the strength of the revolution. We have backed forces in south Lebanon. ’ ’There isn’t a family which unemployed Iranians, a flourishing of the local ACLU, called Lee’s overlooking his decades of work In He said deputies would stop New Orleans chapter of the Na­ passed the zenith,” said Uri Lu- “ We will destroy them,” he vowed. hasn’t suffered some bereave­ black market and food shortages. miners went on strike today after one miner was killed and eight civil rights. anyone they might reasonably, tional Association for the Advance­ apology “ the height of hypocrisy,” brani, who was envoy in Tehran for Intelligence sources say 299 Iran­ ment,” Menashri told those attend­ The economy has been hurt by the wounded in a clash with police. v “ I am a minority and I know suspect of having committed a Woricers struggle ment of Colored People. “ It’s in his and renewed her call for his six years until the 1979 fall of Shah ing the seminar. . heavy war costs and a plunge in oil The strike involved virtually the entire day shift at the Intimately what prejudice is, hav­ crime and would continue height-' ian cadres are training Shiites in mind. We know it’s there and we’re resignation. Mohammed Reza Pahlevi. Iran’s birth rate is increasing 3.5 production from 5.2 million barrels Grootvlei mine east of Johannesburg, according to Bruce Evans, ing been a victim of it for most of ened patrols to fight an increase in Lebanon’s Bekaa Valley for attacks going to be paying close attention.” “ The damage has already been Lubrani said in the seminar percent annually, and the popula­ a day in 1979 to about 2 million chief executive of the gold and uranium division of General my life,” said Lee, a Chinese- armed robberies. against Israel and the South Le­ Porter said she planned to meet done. Nothing short of his resigna­ Wednesday that once the storm tion had grown from 37 million in today, Menashri said. Mining Union Corp., which owns the mine. banon Army militia, Israeli allies. to rescue wliales Evans said in a statement that police were summoned by residents of a neighborhood close to the mine after between 199 EASTHAM, Mass. (AP) - Volun­ were in danger of suffocating under and 299 miners "caused a disturbance” in the area after leaving a Israeli teers and biologists who rescued their own weight. Some of the meeting of the National Union of Mineworkers late Wednesday. biden says arms crisis wiii hurt cities nearly three dozen pilot whales whales were on the site of a mass In the ensuing clash, one miner was shot dead and eight others beached along the Cape Cod coas­ burial ground created after a iqjured. No further details of the incident were available. tline worked feverishly early today similar beaching two years ago. Dv W illiam M. Welch programs. General Mining said gold production at Grootvlei was halted by gunboats DID YOU KNOW to save 19 others after 11 of the Workers hoped today’s incoming Jhe Associated Press Although not listed as a top urban massive mammals died. tide would help move the whales to the strike and added that the company Is continuing earlier priority, the league adopted a attempts to contact officials of the National Union of r “The Congress finds itself preoccupied with Some rescuers waded into shal­ sea. Being a Manchester Herald carrier Is big SAN ANTONIO, Texas - The policy statement urging renewal of Five of the whales suffocated or Mineworkers in an effort to end the work stoppage. this crisis,” Biden said Wednesday at the low tidal pools and marshes along hit bases business for young people? nation’s cities will suffer from even the $4 billion revenue sharing 29 miles of coast to cradle the heads died of other causes, and six that {greater federal neglect if President conclusion of the National League of Cities program of direct aid to cities, of some to help them breathe after could not be saved were killed by College grads face tight Job market SIDON, Lebanon (AP) — Israeli pleagan’s Iranian arms-deal con­ annual meeting. “We don’t need that. Our which expired this year. 59 of the whales, mostly females lethal injection. gunboats rocketed Palestinian troversy becomes a long-running Baker, one of the original spon­ and calves from a pod of 199, swam “ It would be inhuman to let them EAST LANSING, Mich. — College graduates in the 1986-87 guerrilla bases on the outskirts of Rational crisis. Democratic Sen. constituents that we represent don’t need sors of revenue sharing in the late ashore Wednesday. suffer any more at that point,” said academic year will find few er Jobs but higher salaries than this southern Lebanese port city Joseph Biden warned urban that.” 1969s, said he still backs the “ They’re such mammoth anim­ Greg Early, a biologist at Boston’s students who earned their degrees a year earlier, according to an today, killing at least one Palesti­ DID YOU KNOW (eaders. program. als. I ’ve always held them in awe,” New England Aquarium. nian, wounding two and setting “ I ’m not making any political said volunteer Peggy Christian. ''annual survey of employers. f “ The Congress finds itself preoc- Two calves were pulled from announcements today, but ... if I “ To cradle the head of one to keep it The survey also found that employers consider drug screening targets on fire, police said. Our Manchester Herald Carriers delivered rapied with this crisis,” Biden said marshes and taken by truck to New an ethical procedure, with 29 percent saying they screen new The naval bombardment lasted were president of the United States, up is sad. It’s sad to be in a situation England Aquarium for treatment. tl(ednesday at the conclusion of the to be able to do that.” college graduates for drug use, and 95 percent of those who do more than two hours, police said. 2/207,436 newspapers In Manchester alone this “ I think the president recognizes San Antonio Mayor Henry I would revive revenue sharing Two beached sows had aborted piational League of Cities annual The black whales, 15 to 29 feet saying they’ll reject Job applicants when tests turn up positive. They said three gunboats ap­ there were mistakes,” he said. Cisneros. from the dead,” Baker said. their fetuses. (neeting. long, thrashed on the white sand More than 639 Job providers throughout the nation said they peared off Sidon’s Mediterranean past year? “ That’s a painful thing for anyone The officials also voted for a Biden told reporters later, how­ Thirty-eight whales were spotted ’ "W e don’t need that. Our constit­ and gasped for air through their 4 to do, to say that I made a mistake, package of resolutions and urban ever, that cities are not going to get expected to hire 58,942 graduates during the year, 2.4 percent coast at 9:15 a.m. and unleashed a blowholes. Volunteers, aided by Wednesday at First Encounter uents that we represent don’t need but that’s effectively what he’s policy statements that listed more revenue sharing. fewer than the 61,651 graduates hired last year by 647 Job barrage of at least 70 missiles at the Wednesday’s incoming tide, man­ Beach in Eastham by workers |[hat. The issues that bring you said.” than $29 billion in federal domestic providers, according to the survey, conducted by Michigan State refugee camps of Ein el-Hilweh and The city officials also approved a aged to push many back into the arriving to empty trash bins. About together today will in fact be more ” I think those mistakes were spending, plus many other requests a dozen other whales beached from University and being released Thursday. Mieh Mieh. statement calling for welfare re­ water at least temporarily. unattended than they have been in for which no pricetag was affixed. " It is evident that surveyed employers are approaching this Guerrilla positions in hilis over­ made pursuant to humane consid­ form but opposing proposals to “ They’re really determined to do Sandwich to Wellsfleet. (he recent past,” he said. year’s recruitment with caution, since they are anticipating a looking the two shantytowns and DID YOU KNOW erations — I do not think they were They ask for more than $3 billion swap fuller federal funding of it, almost preprogrammed,” said Rescuers worked in shifts spong­ slight decrease from last year’s Job market for new college the nearby viliage of Sirobieh also » Biden, D-Del., and another poten- venal mistakes of personal greed,” over five years to increase the war welfare programs for the elimina­ Sonny Famatter, a volunteer. ing down four of the mammals late graduates,” the study concluded. were targeted, police said. Our Manchester Herald Carriers walked over iial 1988 presidential aspirant, Baker added. on drugs, nearly $2 billion for food tion of many other domestic pro­ “ They keep sticking their heads Wednesday, trying to keep them Slightly more than 199 of the 761 businesses, industries, The Israeli military command former Senate Republican leader Biden urged the resignation of and shelter for the homeless, $8.5 grams of direct aid to cities. back into the beach.” stable until they could be rounded governmental agencies and educational institutions surveyed announced the attack in a state­ 50,000 miles this past year to deliver your local ffoward Baker, turned to the CIA director William Casey and billion for sewer and water treat­ Biden told reporters later, how­ Ten whales, some weighing as up and pushed toward the ocean. say they don’t expect to hire any new graduates during the year. ment in Tel Aviv, saying its targets president’s controversy as they White House chief of staff Donald ment projects, and $7 billion to ever, that a proposal along those much as 2 tons, remained stranded Workers could not reach the other included “ installations and fortifi­ newspaper? addressed the more than 7,999 Regan. And he called for Reagan to continue big urban aid programs lines is “ on the right track.” early today, and officials said they six. cations belonging to various guer­ inayors, council members and city quickly “ tell us ... what happened, for community development, mass rilla groups.” It did not elaborate. (nanagers. why it happened and all of what he transit, housing and other Substation explosion kills worker The attack was the second this ; Baker, who gained national knows.” purposes. The league concluded its annual Still more money was sought NEW YORK — An explosion and fire at an electric utility year by Israeli naval boats against prominence as vice chairman of the Congress of Cities by elevating from Congress for AIDS research, substation Wednesday killed one worker, critically burned Lebanese targets. On Oct. 16, Mnate Watergate Committee, said gunboats shelled shore positions in DID YOU KNOW this crisis is no Watergate because Denver council member Cathy youth unemployment, illiteracy, WAREHOVSE another and briefly knocked out power to part of the city, officials Reynolds to president, following low-income housing and other said. an attack on the same day that a (here is no evidence of a cover-un. The two were among three Con Ed employees working in the Phantom F-4 fighter jet was shot Our Manchester Herald Carriers earned over area when the blast occurred about 4:45 p.m. on the sixth floor of down by guerrillas, who captured $154,000.00 this past year, plus tips, prizes and a substation in the South Bronx, said Herbert Hadad, a company one airman. spokesman. The other em ployee escaped unhurt, he said. Palls of smoke billowed from the trips? Residents of Manhattan’s Upper East Side reported their lights two camps and the neighboring went out briefly around 4:59 p.m., and scattered outages were hills as ambulances raced to the UPH9LSTERY reported elsewhere. Four hospitals switched to auxiliary power scene, witnesses said. SwoS&e0s generators. They said there was no guerrilla Service was restored to normal within three hours. return fire. The attack came as Palestinian DID YOU KNOW Doesn’t mean lust jeans anymore Forty-five firefighters battled the blaze, which was declared under control at about 7:39 p.m., fire officials said. guerrillas were locked in shelling duels with Shiite Moslem Amal You can loin the winning team? militiamen around the neighboring 1600 Silver Lane — Manchester LIQUIDATI9N hilltop town of Maghdousheh, three K-Mart Plaza Arab-Americans protest Coleco doll miles southeast of Sidon. Are you responsible? The guerrillas and militia also WASHINGTON — Nomad is a "treacherous desert warrior.” • SOFAS • LOVESEATS • CHAIRS • fought in Beirut. 9 He has swarthy skin, a prominent nose and is clad in a burnoose. The latest round of fighting in the TABLES • SECTIONALS • LAMPS • He packs two knives, a pistol and a submachine gun and is for 18-month-old confrontation be­ Willing to see a job through? children aged 5 years or older. tween Yasser Arafat’s Palestine MODULARS • TREES • DINETTES Nomad is a doll, one of a series manufactured by Coleco Liberation Organization and Jus­ Industries Inc. to serve as foils for the Rambo doll, a toy based on tice Minister Nabih Berri’s Amal Do you like people? GIFT CERTIFICATE AND MORE Sylvester Stallone’s good-guy American warrior. movement began Nov. 24 when the Barbara C. Wruck, Coleco’s vice president for corporate Palestinians burst out of Sidon’s communications, says the doll “ is not intended to give offense to Ein el-Hilweh and Mieh Mieh any religious, ethnic or national group.” Are you cheerful & friendly? camps to seize Maghdousheh from Nevertheless, the company, after a protest by the American- the Shiites. SALE LIMITED TIME ONLY Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee, agreed to stop advertising and manufacturing Nomad. Dolls in stock will be sold, but the Can you handle money? company will reimburse retailers who return it. Virus suspected FIRST COME — FIRST SERVE as cause of MS Honeywell pulls out of South Africa If your answer is “yes" to all Buy a ^25°° Gift Certificate for 6 JOHANNESBURG, South Africa — Honeywell Inc. will sell its PHILADELPHIA (AP) - A 6 South African subsidiary to a local firm , officials said today, in virus found last year in the blood these questions, then we’d like Buy a ^50°° Gift Certificate for ClAY FURNITURE BUILDING the latest withdrawal by an American company from South and brain fluids of a handful of Africa. multiple sclerosis patients is now 35 Oakland Street • Manchester Markos Tambakeras, local managing director, said Murray believed to be the elusive cause of at to talk with you! and Roberts, a m ajor South African industrial group, would take least some forms of the disease that Daily 9am-5:30pm / Saturday 9-4 over the Honeywell operation. He said all 175 Honeywell afflicts 259,699 Americans. Join the winning team — Gift certificates available In any denominations employees probably would be retained. The discovery of the new virus The sale to local owners followed a pattern set by General and the growing evidence that it at comparable savings. Offer expires 12/15/86. Famous Brand Names ■ All Top Quality Motors, IBM and dozens of other American companies pressured causes multiple sclerosis mark the to divest their holdings in South Africa because of apartheid. first time scientists have found any Be a Manchester Herald Carrier! Must present this coupon. More than 69 American companies have left South Africa since explanation for this often devastat­ January 1985, including at least 24 this year. Eastman Kodak ing illness, researchers said announced last month it would not only leave but also would bar Wednesday. CALL US AT Take the hassle out of Christmas gift giving. NO FRILLS — JUST SAVINGS the sale of its products in South Africa. While most departing companies are American, the Canadian If the finding proves to be correct, it will open up new avenues of Cash or Certified Checks. Delivery available. Bata shoe company and British Barclays Bank also have research in treatment of the SUNDAYS NOON to 5pm announced they will sell their interests to local companies. [ o p e n d a il y 10am-9pm disease and could lead one day to a J V . vaccine to prevent it. 647-9946!

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MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Dec. 4. 1986 — M » - M BUSINESS IRS forbids capital loss on stock sale to relative ♦ J Q U ESTIO N ; But don’t try taking a capital loss than the prices I actually paid, brokerage statements. transfer agent that knows its A stock I own is by a sale to an in-law. The rules also thereby showing lower capital Because the purchase prices on business will register stock that way down in / j i ^ kill a deduction for a capital loss gains and paying less tax? the confirmation slips and the way. price. After when the transaction is ‘ ‘directly or monthly statements won’t libe with You can — and should — have holding it for Investors’ indirectly” with a related party. ANSWER: Two things — your those your listed on Schedule D, the your deceased wife’s name re: I years, I’m con­ The Internal Revenue Service innate honesty and your fear of revenuers will be able to nail you to moved. That’s accomplished by vinced it wili Guide could make a good case that a sale getting caught. Since you didn’t the wall with a fraud charge. sending the certificate and other Gas St( •hever recover to to, say, a son-in-law indirectly sign your letter or provide a return necessary papers — by registered weeker my cost price. William A. Doyle address. I’ll assume the second is QUESTION: I have a stock mail, for safety sake — to the Apply \ Involves your daughter. 5450. So, I want to sell the greater motivating factor. certificate, registered in my name transfer agent. this stock and If the revenuers’ computers go “and” my wife’s name. She died The assignment form on the back report a capital QUESTION: Every January, my “tilt” and question your return — recently and I wish to have her of the certificate should be filled out loss on my in­ broker sends me a Form 1099-B, as very well could happen when name removed. I have been in­ by you or whoever else is the executor or administrator of your come tax return fines related parties as your listing all the stocks I sold the your listed cost prices are way out formed that, in order to have this wife’s estate. You’ll also have to Can I accomplish that by selling “brothers, sisters, half-brothers, previous year and the dollar of line with the market values of the change made, the certificate should provide a certified copy of her the stock to my husband? half-sisters, spouse, ancestors amount of each sale. The IRS gets a stocks involved — you can expect have been registered in my name “or” her name. What can I do? death certificate and an affidavit of Mi (parents, grandparents, etc.) and copy of my Form 1099-B, to feed into your return to be audited. its computers. But the IRS has no At that point, you’ll have to domicile, which attests to where ■ ANSWER: Not if you plan to file lineal descendants (children, she lived. And, if it’s required in grandchildren, etc.).” record of the prices I paid for the provide proof of the prices you paid ANSWER: The information you Read) an honest income tax return. You your state, you’ll need an inherit­ securities sold. for the stocks you sold. The IRS, no received is wrong. When stock is in • Earn are prohibited from taking a capital That leaves an opening to take a When I report these sales on doubt, will want to see the confir­ joint ownership, the word "and” ance tax waiver. • Get loss on the sale of stock orany other capital loss by selling a losing stock Schedule D of my Form 1040 on mation slips you received from should appear between the names. The papers you will need can be • VarU capital asset to a “related party.” to a more distant relative, such as April 15, what’s to prevent me from your broker when you made your Having the word “or” there is an obtained at your county Gall The Internal Revenue Code de­ an aunt, uncle, niece or.nephew. listing my costs as much higher purchases, as well as your monthly improper form of registration. No courthouse. • Shai • Con • Mee

Union renews drive at MCi E If yol perlai WASHINGTON (AP) - The company’s 400-employee telemar­ were black. Also, 85 percent of them aated Communications Workers of Amer­ keting center in Southfield, Mich. were women. come ica is mounting a renewed union All those complaints were dis­ Howard Crane, a senior vice' our n organizing campaign at MCI Com- charged by NLRB officials as president at MCI, said the layoffs tnunications Corp. in the wake of lacking merit. were not related to any union massive layoffs by the long­ In carrying out the layoffs campaign. distance telephone service Wednesday, the company an­ provider. nounced that its facility at South- “What happened in Detroit is The layoff of 2,400 MCI em­ field, a suburb of Detroit, was being part of a broad, national consolida­ ployees — about 15 percent of the closed, along with a telemarketing tion that affects many more people c Thui company’s work force — on Wed­ center in Atlanta and three in and many more locations,” Crane nesday was part of a $100 million California. said. “It all is fundamentally WE MAKE IT EASY! cost-cutting campaign amidst in­ Just last Friday, in response to related to reducing our cost of doing creased price competition in the union cards signed by about 200 business.” long-distance telephone market. MCI sales workers at Southfield, The CWA for decades has repres­ ■ “As MCI goes down, they’re the NLRB had agreed to hold the ented telephone workers at Ameri­ taking it out on their workers, “ said first union election ever at MCI. can Telephone & Telegraph Co., CWA President Morton Bahr, who Larry Cohen, the Communica­ which has retained more than 85 added that some of the layoffs tions Workers’ director of organiz­ percent of the long-distance tele­ *New Easy Ordering appeared to be targeted at tele­ ing, said MCI attorneys asked the phone market since deregulation of phone sales personnel who were NLRB on Wednesday to dismiss the the industry three years ago. leading efforts to establish a union union’s petition for an election as Our unique computerized ordering system and courteous, at the company. invalid because the facility was The union, however, has been Since June, the CWA had helped being closed. unable to break into MCI, which MCI employees file 40 unfair labor Cohen said the layoffs had a now has about 10 percent of the weli trained phone staff make it the easiest pizza you’ll policy complaints with the National “serious racial overtone” because market, or make significant in­ Labor Relations Board in connec­ 95 percent of the 200 union card roads at a third competitor, US ever order! tion with an effort to unionize the signers in MCI's Southfield office Sprint Communications Co. AP p h o to Flight test S&Ls pick up board’s expenses Two Starship I business aircraft, pro­ are part of a certification program duced at Ra^heon Co.’s Beech Aircraft scheduled to conclude at the end of the year. ^ New Easy Delivering WASHINGTON (AP) - The article in today’s editions of The them. The costs were also billed to subsidiary, are shown during recent Federal Home Loan Bank Board, Washington Post. the Federal Home Loan Mortgage flight tests near Wichita, Kan. The tests which oversees the savings and The Post obtained the documents Corp. Our brand new fleet of oven-equipped, radio-dispatched loan Industry, billed millions of this week after filing a Freedom of The documents show that in dollars in operating costs to funds Information Act request for them. 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Australian-born publisher who also on why bank board officials have to expenses were paid by the 12 Bay. said Wednesday it offered to buy Herald & Weekly owns two is a U.S. citizen, owns 49 percent. work late, at least $50,000 on a 4 regional Federal Home Loan A March 1985 meeting of senior Australia’s largest media concern. television stations, several radio The company owns several ma­ public relations campaign to im­ Banks, created by Congress. 50 bank board regulators produced a Herald & Weekly Times Ltd., for stations and owns, or controls 15 jor newspapers in the United prove the bank board system’s years ago to raise money for the $745 bar bill at a Washington hotel $1.2 billion. newspapers, all in Australia. Its States, Australia and Britain, in­ image and $9,000 for a bank board S&Ls to lend to home buyers. to pay for 210 drinks for 35 people, Herald & Weekly, headquartered flagship publication is the Herald. cluding the Times of London, New ^ New Easy Menu reception for President Reagan’s The banks are funded by S&Ls, which the 12 regional banks paid in Melbourne, said its directors News Corp. also is based in York Post, Boston Herald and San 1985 inauguration, according to an which are required to buy stock in for. recommended that shareholders Australia, in Sydney, and its Antonio Express-News.

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Applian­ Docombor «h . 10am until complete carpentry Dumas. Fully Licensed. offerlnp a complete shar- entry, telephone. Respon­ 643-2711. WANTED Free Estimates. 646-5253. penlnp eervloe. Quality ter, C T 06040. house at 649-8648 between sible, Interesting position. enings for you at the 9 to 5 for further Informa­ ces, heat, hot water Senr. This it o preot fhno needs: Bathrooms, tion. Ask for Donna. Included. Security, no Sharpening, 104 Hilliard N I T 1101 8 and 4. 646-6270. Manchester Parkade. All Government Homes - to pot vopr ChrMmos porches, potio decks, "MANPOWER” Babysitter needed one those with selling knowl­ pets. 646-2970. $250.00 a month plus 1/2 ppmp£m.t1JOfOr1 stairways, masonry iN E A Tim / Street 649-2111. day a week plus Monday, Driver heeded: Manches- edge and fashion Interest Carpenters Needed - Im­ from $1 (U repoir). Delln- utilities. Apply at The S5.00-t10.00/Hour Wholesale distributor ouent tax property. child, H m ter 2 or more pairs, polntlnp and cell- PIUIIIBMD MRIVESm Tuesday, Wednesday the ter/Wllllmantlc area. 5’/j are encouraged to apply. mediate opening for expe­ Olcott, 40 Olcott Street, Ipor family). Brlnp your Inps. No lob too small. 20 seeking auallfled driver. Repossessions. Coll 805- I'h Room oportment with Apt. 107 only between 7. week af December 22. 5- day week. Some ware­ Must be 25 years old with Call Pam at 649-9424. rienced carpenters. All appliances. Heat, hot wa­ own lunch. Coll Ruth years experience. Call MANCHESTER IMMEOIATE and 1-year-old, 5-year-old house work. Call 649-5211, phases of construction. 687-6000. Ext. GH-9965 for and 10 pm. Foporty Brothers — Ba­ valid Ct. class II license current repo list. ter Included. Security, no Zerper of 647-P805 tor 647-0005. needs to be picked up ask for Tony. Auto Paint and clean driving record. Kennel Assistant - Re- Full-time employment pets. Available December reservations. throom remodeling; In­ D S> D Landscape- POSITIONS from Bowers School at Distributors.. sponslble animal- and benefits. Coll 742-5317, stallation water heoters, Complete landscape se- Ready for a change? Hourly rate $7.57 with South Wlndsor- 20. Call 646-2970. WANTED 11:30. Call 646-3308. planned Increade to $8.25 oriented person needed 8:30 to 5:00, Monday pA urrm e/ parbape disposals; faucet vlce, leaf and brush re­ • Earn Income FLEXIBLE HOURS Immaculate 7 room TDRENT C A R F O m / moved. Call David Carpenter-minimum 5 ye­ within 6 months. Out­ for animal care duties. through Friday. Manchester- Five room PAPHnRR repairs. 649-4539. VIsa/M- • Get Out Of The House Floral assistant. Full or ars experience In residen­ Modern boarding facility. Raised Ranch. Spacious 7 osterCard accepted. 659-2436. standing benefit package. family room with deluxe apartment, first floor. • Varlely/Change Growing company Is part time. Good pay and tial remodeling. Paid Apply between 9am and Flexible schedule, full be­ Working single mother HOMES wood burning stove, iV i Stove, refrigerator, $450 Nome your own price — Howkes Tree Service- • Gain Work Experience benefits. Apply In person. vocation, holidays and 3pm. EOE/M/F. McKes­ nefits. 633-6878. plus utilities and security with one child and dog NO loti too Mo or too MtSCELLANEDUB • Sharpen Skills looking for dynamic, Flower Fashion, 85 East Insurance program. 643- FOR SALE baths, 3 bedrooms, car­ seeks two bedroom apart­ Father and son. Fast, Bucket Truck & Chipper son Corporation, 280 Divi­ OD deposit. No pets. 742-8628. small. Complele interiors dependable service. Part Tim e - Office assist­ pentry. Cul-de-sac street. SERVICES • Control Own Schedule enthusiastic people Center Street, Manches­ 6712. dend Road, Rocky HIM, Ct. ment. 649-3536 after 5:30 and ekteriors. OuolHvtmd Stump removal. Freeesti ant needed to provide $159,900. U & R Realtv.o Polntlnp, Poperbanglnp S, motes. Special consldero TOWN OP MANCHISTPR • Meet New People who haye a desire to ter. D6067. 721-0800. All real estote advertised and weekends. rellobllltv. Continental LIPAL NOTICK clerical support, at Jeffer­ In the Manchester Herald $62.50 weekly. Apply The Removal. Coll 172-0237. Odd lobs. Trucking. Home hon for elderly and handl earn aboye ayerage Secretarial position - Le­ Olcott, 40 OLcott Street, Fulnflnp STiMOIS. Wanted-Lot person to son House Adult Day Cen­ Is sublect to the Foir Bolton-Great 9 room Wanted - 4 or 5 room repairs. You nome It, we capped. 647-755). Tha Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a put^c gal Experience helpful. apt. 107 only between 7 If you haye office ex­ Income. No experi­ transport vehicles to and Part Tim e - flexible hours. ter In Manchester. Con­ Housing Act of 1968, which home with 3 bedrooms, apartment near center of Complete Interior renovo- do It. Free estimates. hearing on Monday, December 15,1986 at 7:00 P.M. In the Small centrally located and 10 pm. g o o d u s e d furniture Is tions. Textured celllnps. Hearing Room, Lincoln Center, 494 Main Street, Manches­ E perience and are Inter­ ence Is necessary, as from dealers. Some clean Busy Manchester real est­ tact Michael Hebert at makes It Illegal to adver­ fireplace, 1st floor, |a- Manchester. 6 and 10 year Insured. 6434304. FIND A CASH buyer for Manchester law office In demand. Why not ad­ ter, C T to hear and consider the following petition: up, mechanical expe­ ate office seeking creative 646-2680 between 8 am and tise any preference, lim­ cuzzl, 2 car oarage. Sltu- old boys and working Repair domaped walls. those golf clubs you never ested In work, call or we will proyide com­ looking for an Intelligent vertise the furniture you rience a plus. Must be person to write ads. Typ ­ 5 pm. _____ itation or discrimination oted over 1 acre, ottered 2 bedroom duplex for rent mother. Does not smoke Expert Installation of all Your local handyman! use! Advertise them tor TOWN OF MANCHISTPR - AMINOMPNTS TO THR $UP- come In to register In person Interested In learn­ no longer use In classi­ DIVISION RROULATIONS (Z-7S) - Petition to amend «ietol- plete Indlylduallsed over 18 with a good driv­ ing essential. Also general based on roce, color, reli­ at $148,900. Jackson & In Bowers area. Ap- or drink. Hove references. wallcoverinps. Continen­ Coll John at 6434353 and sale In classified. Just dial our new location. ing and advancing In a Night waitress, expe­ fied? Call 643-2711. lowlng sections of the Manchester Subdivision Regulations: training. Excellent ing record and Ct. Li­ office duties. Call Susan rience preferred, part gion, sex or national Jackson Real Estate. 647- pllanced, gas heat, quiet Approximately $350. Coll tal Pointing. 8724018. please leave message. 643-2711 to place your ad. challenging lob. Call 649- 8400 or 646-8646.0 - Section 1.01.01 - odd language to allow letters of credit os workingnconditlons. cense. Call for an Inter­ Shimer, 643-4060. time. Apply 303 Adams St. origin, or an Intention to location. $595 plus utili­ 5494234 or 568-2911 ask for o form of bonding view 643-0622. 2865. make any such prefer­ M ary Ann. la n g u a g e MANPOWER Call Mr. Mike bet­ ties. Coll John at 643-1591. - Section 0.03 - o d d le t t e r o f c r e d i t TIMPORUV tnmCES ence, limitation or dls- East Harttord-Neot os o - Section 1.03.01 - odd letter of c r e d i t la n g u a g e ween 9am-0pm. crlmlnotlon. The Herald pint Spacious 3 bedroom Tw o bedroom townhouse- - Section 1.04 - odd letter of c r e d i t la n g u a g e ISO N. Main St. Ranch In Hills street area. RECREATIONAL - Section I.OS - odd letter of c r e d i t la n g u a g e Manchester • 643-4810 will not knowingly accept heat, hot water, carpeted. Merchandise any advertisement which V/i baths, 1st floor, family All oppllgnces. Air condi­ EQUIPMENT At this hearing Interested persons may be heard and written C M-F / 8-5:00 (2031 240-7852 Part time clerical help needed — heavy Is In violation of the law. room, close to schools and communications received. A copy of this petition Is on tile In Thursday evenlnga by tioning. Coll 649-5240. the Town Clerk's office ond mov be Inspected during normal telephone, strong verbal communication busline. Above-ground You'll find the help you appointment (800) 307-3720 Surrounded by Trees-Thls pool tool! $113,900. Jack- Manchester FI re Crib - no mattress. $50.00. For Sale. Rowing Ma­ office hours. skills helpful. Apply In person Manchester-2 bedroom, ■71 i HOLIDAY/ Deportment-Chrlstmos need In Classified. 643- Coll 643-2954. chine, fully assembled, 1 PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION 3 bedroom Contempor­ son & Jackson Real Est­ heat, hot woter and ap­ 2711 ary. Loaded with extras I ate. 647-8400 or 646-8646.n I'M b e a b o n a l tree sole. Connecticut year old, excellent condi­ LEO KWASH, SECRETARY pliances. $510. Referen­ grown trees. $26. Corner Tw o maple bar stools. tion. $75. Call 646-3245 Doted In Manchester, C T this 4th day of December, 1904. Ouch! Huge hot tub and 2 car ces, lease and security. No Asking $95.00. Call 875- T V /8T E R E D / otter 5:30pm. garage. Immaculate. Bolton Retreat- of Main and Williams 005-12 p ^ . 6^-9876 evenings. Streets. 8747. ED APPLIANCES SBM LOAN CENTER Blanchard 8< Rossetto Spectocular Contempor­ LMNG CHMSTMA8TKE8 Cross Country Skis-wom­ Money’s Tight! Real Estate. "We Guaran­ ary with a separate 3 room Cut It fresh or tag It. Good Living room chair. an's size 6, men's size 9. tee Our Homes"! 646- In-law apartment and Hot Point - Built In elect­ PART TIME 923 Main Street 18 Lewis St., Manchester Q IR WRAPPING Excellent condition. Excellent condition. Each PETS AND INVITATION TO ■ » 2482.0 over 8 acres of land. HOMES ric oven. Good condition. Manchester, Ct. Take the hiMle out of $65.88. Call 649-3879. $25.88. Coll 649-2971 after 5 set $58.88. Coll 649-9239. SUPPLIES Staled bids will be received You Can Loosen the Pinch $280's. Blanchard & Ros­ FOR RENT - your choice In the General Servleei' of­ CUSTOMER SERVICE EOE Go for It! This 3 bedroom setto Real Estate. "W e Chriatmaa — pm. fice, 41 Center St., Manchee- open KM SaL a Sun. /awmiS Peraonallzed gift Love Seats - 2 olive green Hart Skls-188cm. Geze ter, CT until 11 a.m. on tho Bolton home Is ready for Guarantee Our Homes"! Coventry - 7 room Cape, 3 velour. Good condition. bindings, used one seoson Free to good home - 2 ton By Becoming the right buyer I Priced 646-2482.0 wrapping In my home. White General Electric Tabby male kittens. Call date shown bolow for tho fol­ DEPARTMENT bedrooms, washer-dryer $58.88 for both. Call 643- clothes dryer. Five yeors $78. 643-2831 .□ lo w in g; for Immediate buy. Blan­ hookup, children O.K. Can M7-SS77 1814. 646-2368 otter 4 pm. chard 8i Rossetto Real Great Starter-3 bedroom, old. $99. Firm. Coll 528- D E C . 17,1906 BONANZA RESTAURANT A Telemarketer Beach rights. No Pets. Tha FIA Club ol Manehaaiar Com­ 2942. Daytlme.n aqiDDATS/MARINE PURCHASE OF NEW OR Mon.-Thurs. 3:00-7:30 pm Estate. "We Guarantee IVz both home with a $750 monthly. 7424736. munity CeBaQt «R1 baaponaorfng Four piece Colonial sec­ MISCELLANEOUS USED IBM EQUIPMENT “JVow under new ownership and management." (only 2 positions left) v - ( Our Homes"! 646-2482.0 1 e q u ip m e n t Fri. 3:00-7:00 pm modern kitchen and 2 car a ohooolala Iruffla aala on Oaoam- tional, excellent condi­ E l D E C . 17,1906 garage. Won't last! Blan­ bar 11th. IBM) and IBBi. BoRaa of FOR SALE South Windsor - 6 rooms, CLDTNING tion. 633-5518. MACRINERY PURCHASE a Sat. 7:00-10:00 am TED IS BACK!! or East Harttord- chard & Rossetto Real cellar attic attached oar­ 1S wW aaH for«6. aacti TrufRaa can ED AND TDOLS 16 foot Mod River canoe, INSTALLATION OF ONE Affordable-$49,900. Spa­ Estate. "W e Guarantee ba plekad up at t>a aehool In tha paddles Included. Used Skis - K2's, 188 CM. So­ E-ZGRIP (OR EQUAL) If you are neat in appearance^ friendly and enjoy age, nice yard. $858 per Queen Anne choir for sole. H Y D R A U L IC cious two bedroom unit In Our Homes"! 646-2482.0 Main Lobby of tia Lowa BuRdInQ. Bov's All Wool Blazer. Warm tones. Very good tour times. Excellent con­ lomon step In bindings. A Crew Driver month plus security, utili­ Wood Lathe - Full size Newly sharpened and ATTACHMENT meeting and working with people, we will cross train for convenient location. ties not Included. Coll Black. Like new. Size 16. condition. $75.88 Call 649- dition. $888. Pleose call several postions with advancement and wage increases. (car necessary) Close to Hartford and $35.88. 647-9723.0 craftsman bench and cut­ 643-4942 otter 6pm or 647- waxed In good condition. DEC. IS, 1906 742-9756. 7944.0 ting tools available. Used Call 649-1794. FASTENERS & RELATED Position opportunities available for order takers, busline. Call today for Rentals 9946 8:38 - 5:38. Ask for ITEMS details! Joyce G. Epstein very little. $99.88. Call Bob. cashier,.grill people. Meal runners, salad bar workers, MISCELLANEOUS 646-8382. Th o To w n of M onchostor Is for the Manchester Herald! Real Estate. 647-8895.0 MISCEIIANEOUS MISCELLANEOUS MISCEIIANEOUS Down Quilt - ‘Like new'. on oauol opportunity tm- and bussers. No experience necessary. Uniforms FORSALE Queen size. $58.88. Call ployor, and roaulrts on offlr- FOR SALE FORSALE FORSALE Machinist Vlse-4'/2" har­ MUSICAL provided. Half price on all meals, free beverages. Manchester-Better than a RODMS 643-1728 after 6:88 pm. motlvo action policy foroll of Hours: Mon.-Thurs. 5:30-8:30 / Sat. 10-2 bonk. $160,000. Wondering FDR RENT dened laws. 7" capacity. ITEMS Its Contt actors and Vendors 16!>f Insurance available. Apply Covered steel screw. $45. Aluminum Triple Track os o condition of doing busl- where to place your ntst with tho Town, os per money? Look no further. 643-6881.□ Storm Window. 36 x 55 Central location, kitchen Hammond Piper Organ - Federal Order 11246. Large two family with single keyboard. Would Inches. $12.88. Call 643- Bid forms, plans and tpoclfl- BONANZA Call Susan 647-9946 for details. lovely stone fireplace and privileges. Parking avail­ 4389. able. Security and refer­ FREE CLASSIHED ADS IS n RECREATIONAL make nice Christmas gift. cdtlons or# available ot the ShopRIte Plaza, Spencer Street, Manchester, CT natural oak woodwork. $99.88.Call 649-7963. General Sorvlcot' oftlco. Good location. Possible ences reoulred. $70 per IS J EQUIPMENT Box Spring and Mattress week. 649-9227 or 569-3528. T O W N O F or call 646-2770 It's Easy To Loosen the PInchl office use. Joyce G. Ep­ To all Horald Readers who hove something to sell (or Cable-Nelson piano, ex­ for double bed, $156 or MANCHESTER, CT. stein Real Estate. 647- best otter. Apartment size ROBERT B. WEISS, Rooms-Main Street loca­ Ski Rack - Fits 2 pairs of cellent condition, $756.66. GENERAL MANAGER 8895.0 skis. Asking $15.88. Call Call otter 4:36 pm. 643- white stove-needs new 4 tion. $185 and up. Referen­ *gg or loss. We will run your od for 6 doys — FREEI coll. $36. 646-5768 after 006-12 ces and security. Coll otter 11 am. 649-8398. 2884. Manchester-VInyl sided t e r n . 646-7089. 4 MEDICAL SECRETARY Ranch, 8 rooms, 3 bed­ FIN out coupon (one word 1 t 0 MISCELLANEOUS Full tlnw; axpcrlanetd. Knowt- rooms, I ’/a baths, lower MISCELLANEOUS PETS AND D. P. Body Tone 388 HERE’S THE JOB YOU’VE APARTMENTS par space) and mall or rowing mochine. Like FORSALE •dg* of billing in d Inturanc*: level family room with • • T • FORSALE SUPPLIES nWANTED!! tom* Mlaphon* tnd patlanl con­ panneling, carpeting bar FDR RENT bring to tha Mancheatar new. $58. 646-1231. tact. Typing hdptul. Saltry con^ and sink. 100 amp service, Harald Office, 16 Bralnard 10 11 It BEEN WAITING FORI moniurata with •xparlonco. Ctll f Free to caring home - Sears-Auto console humi­ JOIN OUR SALES FORCE e4»-0634 botwoon 1Um-2pm flat, open rear yard. Just One bedroom In conve­ Place. Fisherman's color M ondiy thru Friday. reduced to, $116,5UO. Drive 10 It Playful, lovable white, difier. 13 gallon capacity. crochet afgan. Hand­ nient area. Boyle Manage­ It 14 blue-eyed Persian cat. X-tra belts Included. Good We have a great job opportunity for a customer servi- by-77 Jensen St. Then call ment Co. 649-4800. Clearly atata Item and price ENDROLLS made. Large size, Beauti­ Strano Real Estate. 647- In ad. One Kam only per 271k Width - 250 Spayed. Call evenings 649- condition. $135 or best ful Chrlstmos Gifts. New. ce/bookkeeping clerk in our circulation department. WORK PART TIME 7653. 156 E. Center Street. 6128. otter. 649-9952.0 $256. Keep trying. 649- m n u i B T M Newly decorated spa­ ad. No pat, tag sale, or 13Wi Width - 2 for 2Sa For your private Phone M UST be picked up at the 9947.P This is a full time position, Monday-Friday, 8:00-5:00. showing! !o cious three room apart­ commercial ada accepted. Name. Must like children, must have reliable > 2 0 0 -< 4 0 0 ment. Heat, stove, Mencheetar Herald Office CARS CARS Excellent typing skills necessary with some computer refrloerotor, garage, before 11 A.M. ONLY. Skis, Grenoble 178 cm. car. Hours 5pm-8pm, Mon.-Thurs., Two new oil burners. Addraaa n _ i FORSALE FOR SALE with Solomon step-in bind­ P e r W eek Fully Insulated. Duplex laundry facilities. 646- experience helpful. 2968. ings. Plastic soles. In good 9:30-1 pm Sat. Full Benellte with 2 car, detached gar­ condition. $45. Call 649- age. 3 bedrooms each side Four rooms - Carpeted. 1794.D Good pay, excoilont benefits & pleasant atmosphere. E A S Y M O N E Y Expanding company and a den. Shows nicely! naada a few a harp, $159,900. Strano Real Est­ Security deposit required. Rug-beige, nylon twist. dedicated Individuala. No ate. 647-7653.0 $495. Heat and utilities not 9x12. Call otter 5:68 646- experlanca la nacaaaary, Included. Adults only. 649- If you are detail oriented and enjoy working with peo­ 4798. 4326.0 C A L L S U S A N aa wa will take the time to Manchester-Very clean >Sb|i|u:iuWeRlD 8F WHEELS ple this could be the job for you. Inaura your aucoeat. Wa and well maintained 3 Connetticul'v Volume Cot & TtucW Dtnipt Kenwood Equalizer Am­ bedroom Cape. Fire- Manchester - First floor, 2 offer an exciting worken- farhlly, 4 rooms, one bed­ plifier for Auto. $28. Call Please call Jeanne Fromerth, circulation manager IN CIRCULATION placed living room, for­ Super Speuals 643-2889.0 vlronmant with a real op­ room, stove, refrigerator, .;d iff 643-2711 (9 a.m.-11 a.m.) portunity for advance­ mal dinino room and kit­ dishwasher, hookup ment. chen with stove and TODAY dishwasher. Fenced In washer and dryer In­ for an Interview appointment. cluded. No utilities. CALL MR. BROWN yard and covered patio. Autumutlve Vinyl siding, 1 cor garage. Adults preferred. No pets. $425 month. 646-6441 otter 6 (203) 249-7852 D. W. Fish Realty. 643-1591 Manchester Herald 647-9946 or 871-1400.O p.m. (800) 367-3720 Stereo Specialist Country Christmas CARS Manchester Super spa- FOR SALE clousl $189,000. 26,000 J.B. ELECTRONICS — Where Pro­ One duck, two ducks, many, many, Visit the SCANDANAVIAN GIFT sqare foot, 5 bedroom fessionals buy their stereo equip­ more ducks, fabric ducks, carved SHOP. Nut crackers, pyramids, NORTHEAST SAVINGS Victorian Colonial. This 3 room apartment. Heat, ment and accessories. Discount ducks, painted ducks, lucky ducks and Hummel figurines. We also MMNTEMNCE quality home built In 1095 hot water, stove, refriger­ — Wreaths and flower and folk art carry Swedish foods. Elllnoton ator, laundry facilities, pricing on cosh ond carry Items. PICTURE THIS Includes a 13 x 23 fire- Call Jack Bertrand 643-1262. too, all hand mode and waiting for Center Plaza, Elllnoton, 872-8273. Autos. 2 cars tor sale. Maintananoa worker full Uma gorage. Ask about Senior 9 Is presently seeking qualified candidates for placed living room, for­ you at Parts Only. 1972 Olds 455 poeltlon available lor Inde­ mal dining room and a 1st Citizen's Discount. 646- the following employment opportunities: pendent ealf starter. Altam- 7268. * * a * a CRAFTMEN GALLERY Engine $286, 1976 Ply­ floor fireplaced den. 3 car 58 Cooper St., Manchester, mouth 318 Engine $288. $ EXTRA MONEY $ ata weekends required. Ap­ garage with left and att­ C O L L E C TO R S (Full time and part time, day plicant should have expert- 4 room apartment -availa­ 647-8161 Coll 646-6649 otter 3:68pm. anco and ability In all aspeota ached shed. Home Is In Jewelry Pets and evening hours available). very good condition. D. ble December 1. Stove and Holiday hours 7 days a week, With Your Own Part-Time Job. of malntananca Including ge­ refrigerator. $485 per DJ'S DOG GROOMING and PET 1988 Buick Reijal-6 cy­ strong verbal communication skills and pravi- neral repairs, painting, car­ W. Fish Realty. 643-1591 or Largest selection ot diamonds and a a a a a linder, 79,888 miles, air 871-1400.O month plus utilities. 649- oem stone dinner rings. Christmas S U P P L Y 649-6485. Bedding - ous collection or telemarkeling experience are pentry, plumbing and 8365. canopy, brass, cuddle and mots. conditioned. Excellent mechanloil/elactricil sys­ hours, 9-8pm, M on.-FrI., 8-5 Sat. condition. Asking $2988. the qualifications that meet our needs. An Excellent Opportunity for- Florists Coats, sweaters, rain gear, life tems. Excellent condition du­ BRAY JEWELERS, Wayne Bray, 643-B646 after 4pm. plex located In E. Hart­ Manchester - Quality 1 643-5617 PARK HILL JOYCE FLOWI lockets and back packs. Unique cat TE L LER S West of the river (Part time and full Housewives and Mothers with Compatitivs salary and beno- ford. Each side has 3 bedroom and 2 bedroom furniture. Holiday goodies, toys tlt Include baeltb Insurance SHOP - Fancy Fruit Baskets, _ _ r e s n iV Special Sale Units Ollered 1976 Chevy Nova time hours available with a variety of flexible bedrooms, skylight, fire­ apartment, heat, hot wa­ a a a a a and crates. Pet pictures with Sonta, young children bring them and pension plan. Apply in ter and all appliances wood Trees - All Your Christmas G• Ilia r U K I I belos original iactor) dealer COST! Concours-oood condition, daytime and evening schedules). parson, M ondiy thru Friday, place, full finished base­ Decorating Needs I 36 Oak Street, November 28 and 29, 12-6 pm and auto, air conditioning, ment. Convenient loca­ Included. Air conditioned, Candidates should possess solid public con­ 10 a m - 4 pm. 649-8791 and 286 West Center Street, every Sunday otter. F o r d W J f T S ^ power steering, tm stereo, tion to bus lines. Exterior quiet, on bus line. Ideal tor Fruit Baskets Brad Aa tact skills and a strong figure aptitude. with you and save on middle-aged and senior 646-6856. runs well. Orlolnal owner! and Interior have been FANCY FRUIT BASKETS - Dallv- a a a a a *6798 Pontiac *9998 $895. Call 646-9778 ROCKVILLE MEMORIAL modernized. Give us a call citizens. $515 and $550. SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR/RECEPTION- babysitting costs. NURSING HOME 247-5030. erad Locally - Shippad nationwide. MICHELLE'S FLORALS - Fresh ar­ evenings. and let us show you this NOW 28iu:iu WORLD OF WHEELS tires. Size P215/75R15/MS. locations during regular banking hours or In , supervise our ccrrier boyt & girls. If you like kids, Ity. Call 6434802 or 649- 643-7338 B. F. Goodrich Troll- want a little Independence and your own Income... zone also considered. Replies BRISTOL S S9 e 2 1 I H U D .S I 9 S 5 S S 1097 FARMINCION ALL. our Human Resources Dapt. located at 50 6205. W IBT.57A-1672 l-BOO 692-1001 RT 6, BRISTOL maker steel belted radial. State St. In downtown Hartford. For more In­ strictly confidential. $88 for pair. 646-1231. Manchester-Off Porter formation about locations and hours call Hu­ Reply to: Street. Nice 3 room apart­ Snow tires, mounted for man Resources at 280-1111. ment. Heat, electricity, Mustang II. BR78-13. $68. CALL 647-9946 or 647-9947 Box A, Manchester Herald security deposit. No pets. Coll 649-8494.0 643-8552. J - MA M - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thuradav. Dec. 4. 1986 BOLTON FOCUS M M S P O R T S Affidavits tell Dancers bring UConn rebounds great SEUCTION! great PRICES! GREAT GUARANHE! 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Aielbend and McPherson Strut The Assaclated Press ■ National us the advertisement and we will beat the price.” Not Included on All Above C .MICHEIIN • GOODYEAR • FIRESTONE • DUNLOP • GENERAL • W ASHIN GTO N - The chances of Unemployment B.F. GOODRICH • ARMSTRONG ; UNIROYAL • YOKOHAMA civilian unemployment dipping end many more fanioui brand tires below 7 percent this year faded Seasonaiy Adjusted "WNTER today as the government an­ Percentage of Work Force BUYS! Sports Car Tires nounced that joblessness remained Urremployed stuck at that level in November for quality t ir es for sm all c a r s - co m pacts - UNUSUAL SIZES SotifCF‘ U S Oepartm<*nt ol Labor the third straight month. Buy Now Whilo Soleetlon l» OoodI GOODYEAR TOWN FAIR DISCOUNTS ONE OF THE LARGEST SELECTIONS OF BRAND NAME SNOW TIRES FOR LESS As 1986 began, with unemploy­ r - 8 0 - •nr ALL-SEASON . FINE QUALITY IMPORTED TIRES EAST OF THE MISSISSIPPI ment steady at 6.7 percent from * FIRESTONE Town ft Country -k DUNLOP SP STEEL Ilin O VECTOR • BRIDGESTONE • CUNTINENTAL • DUNLOP i November through January, Rea­ Better Quality ^ ★ M COODYELRUUUVItHIL SuburbaniteJUUUIBOIIlie *w MICHELIN XM ft S Radial W.W. •PIRELLI 'MICHELIN • GISLAVED gan administration officials had RAPUl 155/80R13 . -7 5 - h k ARMSTRONG Norseman k 185/80R13. .*S9 • YOKOHAMA • SEMPERIT • GOODYEAR STEEL BELTED plus many others to choose 175/75R14. *99 165/60R13 . predicted joblessness for the year IMPORT 1BS/7SR14. .••7 175/80R13 . Better Quality MICHELIN IMPORTS would average 6.8 percent, com­ 195/75R14. .rMS 185/70R14 . ported Sports Car 1899H18.... 17UBai4... ..•94 pared with 7.2 percent for 1985. 205/75R14. .*72 185/75R14 . STEEL E lELTED RADIALS 14961119...... •99 1tUM l4... ..•99 SNOW 205/75R15, .*77 195/7SR14 . IMPORTS 19991119...... •44 iTim n u .. ..•94 But the rate has dropped below 7 215/75R15, .»77 ALISEOSON 188H12.... , . . , m 178R14...... m 225/7SR15 *79 205/75R15 . 1« 8fl19...... •49 iHmMin.. ..•99 percent in only three months; 1 5 5 R 1 2 .. 146^13-. 179^0H11...*M 1999H14...... •91 letmiRM.. ..•99 235/7SR15. .*87 215/75R15 . . . . . m inmt..... m 193619.... 19e/70H13.-MI ------n r m T B V January, July and August. 1 4 5 R 1 3 .. 225/75R15 . 198H13...... •99 199/79H14....«49 ^ ^ 1 iMItl..... «M 165/70HR36S A stagnant labor force, which had k¥tf 1MR18..... m ....•99 196/70R14....^49 198H19-- 1 5 5 R 1 3 .. OR WE PAY THE TOW!* 1MR1I..... m 1B0/6SHR390 PT- inni4..... *«r ECONOMY RADIAL 190/65HR390 kept the jobless rolls down over the 1 6 5 R 1 3 .. 1MR14..... •«• Major Quality Thmvsmdn mmd L_u_ irvnRit.. ■•«• SPORTS TIRES summer, began rising again in M75/70R13..»54 BIAS SNOW Thomsandt ml X A 4 y u i«/?emt....*«7 lauaiz...... •37 iiaai4...... •4t YOKOHAMA October, That trend continued in iNmi4.. m 1UOT13...... •*§ 17S/7EM1&...<*7 185/70R13..*59 WHITEWALLS UMmdv«rtifo4 ALL-WEATHER RADIAL t r n n m u .. m 1M1B..— November. *-6 0 -* ituhis...... m iM/7aai3...*« ... I 1 7 5 R 1 4 ...... * 5 4 lesrioRis.. SNOW SPECIALS TRACTION WHITEWALLS luaais...... •** its/7(»i4.... •4S iTvmmt.... The Labor Department said that OJFMAMJ JASON 1 8 5 R 1 4 ...... * 5 7 188/7Sni4.. WHITEWALL Low Prices! 178614...... •97 the economy created 131,000 jobs 8 5 * 86 ieV78R14. IN STOCK 1IMIW1I...... «M iM7r»m4- •'5/70R14 . .*64 m m m t s ...... „ . m iTMaeii... last month, according to a house­ 20V7ani4. ,.•47 1TMMM8 WMetn... Qnlincnifkl mnmm*,. AP photo AT A U TIMES! ...... iMmeii... hold survey, but that the pool of Nov.'85 (3ct.'85 Nov.'86 ' ’ 0 R 1 4 . .* 6 6 21S/7W14. 1MMI1I...... Wl mnaiH... 21S/7W1B. PIho, Gat All ml Hm iwriRf4-...... m 1MR1B...... people competing for those jobs 1 16!>R-.5...... * 5 2 mmmu...... inrafH4.... I I 1 K I . I . I 22Sm R15. TOWN PAIR TIRE mtfmn...... Mr IMRft...... The whale was later transported to a nearby pond, where grew by 172,000. 6.7 7.0 236/7SniS...... m 17W14...... lM7rMW14.... iM/rwint.-. Volunteer worker Liza Deacon of Rehoboth, Mass., holds TREE SERVICES! ------III- 1MR14...... MVrOMWIA- The number of unemployed n ii... a wet blanket on a pilot whale that beached itself on First rescue workers hope-It will recover enough to be det a Great Deal Now on Pre-Season 1TI7MW19... Americans rose by 41,000 to SNOW TIRES ARRIVING DAIL Y Encounter Beach In Eastham, Maas., Thursday morning. returned to the open sea. IM ND NAME TIRES AT OFF-IRAND 8,283,000. Buy Early and Save! Be Winter Ready! A sepi.rate business payroll sur­ expands In November due to Pre*Season Better Quality STEEL BELTED vey Indicated larger employment pre-Christmas hiring, grew at a SAVINGS GOODYEAR growth last month, 250,000, almost somewhat slower pace than is RADIAL SNOW TIRES ALL- all of it in the service sectors. typical.” CUSTOM POIVSTIEI RFTREADS 155/80R13. ... * 205/75R14. . {CoRoovaii) SEASON 'tllfic______, ______Volunteers plead for whales’ lives Job growth in services has Figures from the payroll survey RADIAL W.W. showed that employment in general 5 “GUARANTEED” 165/80R13.... * 215/75R14.., ULTRA-HIGH PERFORM ANtrRAIIlAlS accounted for all of the 2.4 million 185/80R13...... ‘ 56 merchandise stores rose by 103,000 175/80R13.. 205/75R15... STEEL BELTED RADIAL W.W. ,om Of m ufteist siufitotis or uinM-mcH nttrottmuHci nus tu t or m musiiiigni job expansion over the last 12 A/B78X13 . .*25.88 175/75R14...... >56 GOODYEAR EAGLE GT By Mitchell Zuckoff About 50 pilot whales beached some of the animals to death. “Let’s give her a chance.” months. to 2.49 million In November. After C/D78k14 . •26.00 185/80R13.. 215/75R15.. 1B8/80R13.. 208/7SR14.. 195/75R14...... «6 4 | ■ 32.66 2 0 5/7 5R 15...... *68| 185/70R13. the vicinity of First Encounter preparing to kill Bianca before dead whales today to search for Ritiit^d White Letters 1B5/70R14. 1BS/70VR13...... *109 the new November jobs were in such employment was recorded as Bll G78x14 . *34.88 195/75R14.. 235/75R15... 178/80ni3.. 30e/73R1S.. 205/75R14...... *681 205/60VR13...... *129 •U 175/70R13 195/70R14. E A S TH A M , Mass. — Volunteers Beach here. They averaged 15 feet rescuers managed to get it off the clues to why they swam onto the business and health services. having fallen by 35,000 jobs. H78x14 ...... *37.88 ia srso n i3 . 218/7miS.. 215/75R15...... * 7 2 l 1BS/70R13 195/60R14 19S/60VR14...... *144 'Details in stores. 20S/70R14 19S/70VR14...... •119 in length and weighed up to 2 tons. beach. beach. Some economists had predicted G78x15 ...... *35.88 18Sr78R14.. 22S/73R1S.. 225/75R15...... * 7 5 l 195/70R13 20S/70VR14...... *124 who helped rescue about 25 beached Today’s report said that retail H778x15 . *36.68 198/75R14.. •47 23Sr7BR18.. •37 195/60R13 20S/60R14 215/60VR14...... *149 "The veterinarian from the New Researchers have tried for years T t r e e f o n e TOWN A COUNTRY SNOW 235/75R15...... «7 9 | 30S/70R13 21S/60R14 whales pleaded with veterinarians Rescuers and officials said trade employment, "which usually as much. L78x15 *39.88 185/70R14 225/70R15 185/70VR1S...... *119 England Aquarium had made a to learn why pods of whales strand 1 5 5 /80R 13 105/75R14I 215/75R15 19S/70R14 21S/6SR15 205/60VR1S...... *199 not to kill other stranded animals, Thursday about 22 had died or been 20S/70R14 24S/60R1S. 23S/60VR15...... *179 but officials said the lethal injec­ put to death and about 25 had determination to kill her,” she s^id. themselves in this area during their < 5 2 21S/70R14 2S5/60R15 GOODYEAR ST <65 I *77 21S/60R14 tions ended the whales' misery. returned to sea. Tw o whales were "In the interim, we pulled her out to annual southern migration. 22S/70R14 Ralpect Wfitte LetKorm 24S/60R14 YOKOHAMA 21S/70R14 •67 One whale was launched back being cared for in a small body of a deeper channel.” In October 1984. 94 whales died 21S/70R1S 22S/70R15 •62 18S/60HR13...... *89 235/60R14 Dr. Joseph Geraci, of Ontario here and were buried in a mass Fire marshals wary 225/70R15 •92 into the water Thursday by res­ water called Salt Pond and two 205/60HR13...... *99 245/60R1S •69: 235/70R1S 185/60HR14...... *99 cuers who slipped a tarpaulin under others had been taken to the New Veterinary College in Canada and a grave bulldozed into the sand. 195/60HR14...... *99 PIRELLI P-6 20S/60HR14...... *109 Its 15-foot body as veterinarians England Aquarium In Boston. research veterinarian for the New Robert Prescott, director of the 20S.60HR13 . 225/60HR14...... *119 IBS 60HR14 19S/60HR15...... *99 prepared to administer the The status of two other whales, England Aquarium, said the injec­ Massachusetts Audubon Wellfleet 19S60HR14 20S/60HR1S...... *109 of taking tank task including Bianca, was unknown, tions were the "most humane Bay Wildlife Sanctuary, said a pod 1st Quality 22S60HR14 215/60VR1S...... *139 injection. Better Quality RADIAL SNOW 19S.60HR1S 20S/5SVR16...... *199 said Andrea Conley, a aquarium solution” for the beached whales, of 100 whales had been living in ECONOMY SNOW 205 60HR15 225/50VR16...... i •206 “It was a happy ending,” volun­ RETREADS (CORDOVRli) OTHER SIZES AVAILABLE AT LOW LOW PRICES teer Marilyn S h m id t said of the spokeswoman. which were suffering under the Cape Cod Bay for the past three to By Andrew Yi)rkovskv tent was to discourage executive BIAS SNOW Backed by Town Fair't RADIAL whale, which rescuers nicknamed The volunteers who had spent crush of their own weight. four months, feeding on squid. He 1st Quality Economy Herald Reparter officers from volunteering the fire W h ite w a lls “IRON CLAD NO-HASSLE" Whitewall I St OuHitty L cnrionty HIGH PERFORMANCE SNOW HR RATED Wednesday night try ing to calm the "We got eye contact from her, we speculated they may have become ALL SEASON Bianca. “She’s swimming around marshals’ services to the D E P 1 5 5 /8 0 x 1 3 ...... * 3 2 GUARANTEE 1SS/80R13...... *3 » DOUBLE BELTED talked to her and she was doing confused while feeding during high DOUBLE BELTED OE’rsit.EJM* SNOW out there right now. We ... watched beached whales and keep them wet The state Department of Envir­ without first consulting them. 1 8 5 /7 5 x 1 4 ...... * 3 8 1S5/BORT3 ...... *2 » 16S/80R13...... *42 RADIAL. W.W. STEEL BELTED YOKOHAMA O K .” Schmidt said of Bianca. winds and heavy rains. 175/80H1 3 ...... 'a s 175/B0R13...... *45 RADIAL W.W. HAOIAL W.W. 1BS/60HR14...... *85 her swim out to the ocean.” were angered at the decision to put 1 9 5 /7 5 x 1 4 ...... * 3 9 18S/60HR13 . 185/60HH14...... *115 onmental Protection hopes local 185/7SR1 4 ...... *36 185/80R13...... *4S 15y80H13...... *33 i86/aoni3...... •13 18S/60HR14 19S/60HR14...... *106 Both Ted Lingard, Eighth Dis­ 195/75R1 4 ...... ‘ 3 9 198/80R13..I 195/60HR14...... *125 225/60HR1 4 ...... *119 fire marshals will lend a hand in 2 0 5 /7 5 x 1 4 ...... * 4 2 185/75R14...... *46 la S / M m ...... rsf 13V33R1S------•33 195/60HR14 215/60HR15...... *139 trict fire marshal, and Town Fire 20S/7SR1 4 ...... *42 195/7SR14...... *49 168/80R13...... •41 20S/60HR14 195/60HR1S...... *109 enforcing regulations concerning 2 1 5 / 7 5 x 1 4 ...... * 4 6 1S8ir80R13...... *39 1T3/33R13------•31 225/60HR14 215/65HR1S...... *129 Chief John Rivosa, who also serves 215/75H1 4 ...... *46 205/75R14...... *52 1U780R13...... « ira/60R13... 195/65HR14...... *105 205/60HR1S...... *119 2 2 5 / 7 5 x 1 4 ...... ‘ 4 9 22S/7SR1 4 ...... •4 * 1B8778R14...... *39 195/60HR1S 21S/60HR15...... *119 the installation of underground fuel 205/75R15...... *S6 1367T8R14...... m 1M/80R13... 20S/60HR1S 105/65HR15...... *109 as fire marshal for his department, 2 1 5 /7 5 x 1 5 ...... * 4 6 205/75R1S ...... *42 215/75R15...... *59 108/78H14...... •BO 166^6H14... 21S/60HR1S 195/65HR15...... *109 tanks, but a group representing 21S/75R1 5 ...... *45 203778R14...... •IT SNOW RADIALS AT Probe of Iran deals keeps growing said they would reserve judgement 2 2 5 / 7 5 x 1 5 ...... * 4 8 225/75R15...... *93 208775R14...... •Bl 218/78H14...... •M 196/79R14.. 205/S5HR16 20&/65HR15...... *119 LOW, LOW PRICES area fire marshals is far from 225/75H1S ...... *4 » 218/7BR14...... •BB 20S/75R14.. 225/50HR16 205/55HR15...... *145 on the D E P ’s plan until examining 2 3 5 / 7 5 x 1 5 ...... * 4 9 23S/75H15 ...... »S 4 235/75R15...... •«S enthusiastic about the idea, which 208773018...... •Bl 21S/78R14.. .•M it more thoroughly. 20V78R15...... •33 a number of sources, including put Weinberger at odds with the they say would add to their already ECONOMY DOUBLE BELTED IMPORT SNOW TIRES 216/78R18...... 218/7BH18...... •W 206/76R16.. W A SH IN G TO N (A P ) - A con­ gua's Contra rebels. 219/75R19...... •« White House, where spokesman "A t this point I haven’t decided — 1 9 5 /7 0 R 1 4 .* 5 9 228/7BR15...... 228/78R16...... •Bl gressional probe of the Iran-Contra Sen. David Durenberger, R- several businesses, Durenberger heavy workload. 1 5 5 R 1 3 ...... * 3 5 1 8 5 /7 0 R 1 3 ...*49 . . 22A^9R15...... «M I ’m not sure what this entails.” 234776R18...... 238/7BR18...... •« scandal is expanding as both the Minn., the committee’s chairman, said. Larry Speakes reiterated Reagan’s Last month, a group representing 1 6 5 R 1 3 ...... * 3 9 1 7 5 R 1 4 ...... * 4 7 1 6 5 R 1 5 ...... * 4 2 GRAND PRIX • SUPER SWAMPER Lingard said. BUY NOW SAVE DICK CEPEK FUN COUNTRY GIANT House and Senate move to establish said the committee's list of poten­ "W e’re putting together a lot of belief that the policy goal was fire marshals from 27 area com­ 175/70R13 . . .*45 1 8 5 /70R 14 .. .* 5 4 .-sports Car Ow ners TRACK/OESERT RACER DENMAN GROUND HAWO people and a lot of pieces and a lot of justified. munities wrote to municipal execu­ Noting that fire departments are STEEL BELTED RAISED WHITE LETTER RADIALS Investigative units undone commit­ tial witnesses had been expanded w n C N K U M SNOW WHITEWALLS GATEWAY GUMBO MUDDER documents in order to come to an Some members of Congress were tive officers expressing their oppo­ often called on for environmental n3TMZI3r.32 195/70R13.. ‘ 5 4 245/60R14 . .»7 5 245/60R15.. »79 tee casts a net of subpoenas for a and now included the National RADIAL W.W. more blunt in their criticism. Said problems, Lingard added, "It al­ 175/eORl3 10WMni3...*UO 1N/T0ni4... 2ia/rani4...'oi 155/eoRia •54 215/60R13.. *62 225/70R14 . .‘ 72 235/70R15.. ‘79 RV RADIALS IN STOCK growing list of witnesses and Security Council, except for the answer, which I ’m afraid the sition to the plan, which follows the 175/75R13 ItOTTURU... a3V7Uni3...‘M 165/80R13 [ T i i i i Sen. Joseph Biden, D-Del.: " I f the ways seems to fall on their 195/75H14 i707aonii-..'M 205/70R14.. ‘65 235/70R14 . .‘ 79 2S5/70R1S.. «82 950R • 16.5 — 10R • 16.5 — 12R • 16.5 • 10R ■ president and Vice President American public assumes the pres­ adoption of regulations last year to Ac a047rUR14... eOMMM 175/B0R13 CHOOSf fROM ONC or iKf URCEST StOCK documents. 205/7SR15 1U0/a0R13...*7t 225/70R15 . .‘ 72 275/60R1S.. ‘89 president is lying, he’s finished. He shoulders.” 9 ,185/80R13 215/70R14.. ‘69 or RY IIRESINTHENDRIHERSI 11R.15 — 875R.16.5»800R« 16.5 — 12R • The widening investigation is George Bush. ident already knows,” Duren­ protect ground water. Richard M95/75R14 part of the Increasing pressure While he did not name them, that berger said. Is absolutely finished.” Metcalf, secretary of the Capitol Rivosa said his department al­ I20S/75R14 House leaders outlined plans for a 205/75R15 High Periormanie WIDE RAISED WHITE lETTERS LIGHT TRUCK and RV RADIALS being placed on President Reagan list potentially includes CIA Direc­ Weinberger said in an interview Region Fire Marshals Association ready ensures that installation of TIEMPO L21S/75R1S in Brussels, Belgium, that it would special 15-member investigative and a signer of the letter, said i225/75R15 • R AD IAL • QUAtirv^ T R U C K T I R E S LOW PRICED and some of his closest aides by tor William Casey, White House •23S/7SR1S members of Congress and Rea­ C^ief of Staff Donald T. Regan, be "clearly the exception” if the committee that would conduct the Wednesday the organization’s In­ Please turn to page to ALL-SEASON RADIAL ARRIVA 195/70R13.. 23S/60R14 *841 215/65R15 *89 Made by a Worfd-Famoua Manufacturer TRUCK W hitewalls 225/70R14 *821 2S5/70R15 •92 Secretary of State George P, president did not know all essential body’s scrutiny of administration STEEL BELTED 205/60R13- NON SNOW NON SNOW TIFIES gan's own administration. 195/70R14 , 245/60R14 . . . ,*B9 275/60R15.. . .*99 details about something as impor­ actions and hold hearings, most of 155/eOim . $33 205,i75ni5, .180 W h it9 w a ll6 EXCELLENT sia Pit SNOW PRICE SIZE Plf SNOW PRICE The Senate Intelligence Commit­ Shultz, Defense Secretary Caspar 165/80R13...... *86 DIAS T IR IS 205/70R14 . 225/70R15 . . . *82 them in public. Senate leaders igseoRD.tBU 2is/75nis..aa3 SELECTION! 700.14 6 ‘ 79 •84 875.16.5 8 •79 •89 Weinberger and Adm. William J. tant as the arms deal and the 185/70R14...... ••€ |A 7 8 x 1 3 ...... *31 215/70R14.. 235/60R15 . . .*89 tee on Thursday spent more than 18S/65R15...... ••M 700.15 6 >59 •62 950.16.5 6 •89 •96 diversion of cash to Central agreed to a plan for a 13-member 1B5 75ni4 ,$50 225/75ni5 .MS 195/75R14...... *49 IE 7 8 x 14 ...... *39 • BIAS • four hours under tight secrecy Crowe, chairman of the Joint Chiefs I f 78x14 ...... *42 078x15 6 •39 — 10.16.5 8 •95 •99 panel with two non-voting ex-officio TODAY’S HERALD 195 75ni4 ,S55 235/75R15..S70 19S/7SR15...... •▼a I 235/60-14.....*66 275/60-15 .... * 79 quizzing Robert M. Gates, the No. 2 of Staff. America. 205/75R16...... *T7 I q 78x 1 4 ...... *44 1B5/70-13 . H7E.15 6 1 ‘75 •79 12.16.5 8 •99 •109 members. 20S75Rt4 SS9 215/75R15...... *T» I0 7 8 x 1 5 ...... *44 205/70-14 . 225/70-15...... *67 S H O P i official at the Central Intelligence The probe now also encompasses Weinberger said the episode was PRICEBUSTER 8 |H 7 8 x 1 5 ...... *46 215/70-14 . I 235/60-15...... *69 COMPARE BOO If.5 •69^ •79 750-16 A •69 ‘ 79 a long list of documents, and the result of bad advice from Action to formally authorize the IL 7 8 x 1 S ...... *47 Agency, on what he knows about the Clear and cold Hamilton cuts Jobs t r u c k RADIALS — ALL SEASON deal that sent planeloads of arms to committee staff members were Reagan aides who told the presi­ committees Is expected to begin E v e ry Tire l R ^ 8 15 •99 H 7 5 H 1 6 5 .•109 Iran and diverted as much as $30 dispatched around the country dent to seek rapprochement with Jan. 6, when the IMth Congress Clear tonight with a low of 15 to 20. United Technologies Corp.’s Ha­ B a ck e d b y BIAS PLY 2 3 5 '0 5 R 1 6 •109 9 5 0 R 1 6 5 , *119 million of the proceeds to Nicara­ Thursday to subpoena papers from Iranian moderates. The comment convenes. Mostly sunny Saturday with a high milton Standard Division plans to RETREADSTown Fair's V Headc|uarters for STYLE AND PERFORMANCE POLYESTER HF?5oo3nch~ TB B 1S 3B 3 I M I C H a U N of 35 to 40. Details on page 2. reduce its salaried work force of ‘^IRON-CLAD Wh’tpwall WHEELS! GREAT SELECIiON!- All TtRRAIN T/A WRANCIIR XCA 5,100 by 1,000 positions in 1987, the ha NO HASSLE” >. xsx for our low. ion rncis on thcsc ano o m rs m isiii lllTSIIiS 205/75R15 .... ‘ 7 5 company announced. The reduc­ 6 166/80-13.... •!• . AmRICAN RACING • APPIIANCE • BBS • CONCHI 1T\ lonoiiis 'I?b )l lOtlES Guarantee 235/75H15 .... ‘90 Creche display on public land said legal tions will be accomplished through 1SV80.13....‘37 • CAROL SHELBY• CENTERLINE• CRACER • ENREI n 10 Ills 'III 10R15...... ‘ 1 0 0 6 special retirement inducements. 196/73-14.... H ,1 A78x13 C78x 14 • EPSILON ‘ El'GOJV • REYSTONE • NLONLO Story on page 4. '( B78x13 560x15 203/73-14.... >41 MOTORSPORT • SUPERIOR • SUPER LITE • TRU SPOKE ' OUR BEST Firms to withdraw C78x13 D7Bx14 *24.88 213/73-14.... *43 BATTERY For this year, the display will of the display, is not prohibited was decided by the United States 223/73-14.... *43 ■ YIEDS TURBO • YYELO RACING • WESTERN ind Non! The law does not prohibit display Two huge American corpora­ We use special lire equipment lor 60 Mos. Guar. apparently remain on the church under present law,” Cooney said in Supreme Court in 1984. In that case, E78x14. .‘28.88 G78x15 .‘ 33.88 213/78-13.... *41 of a privately-owned nativity scene tions, citing poor economic condi­ alio, and other special wheels. “THE LIVE QNE” lawn, where is it will be the focal his opinion. the court held that a city-owned Index F7B»14, ‘ 31.88 H78x14. .‘ 36.88 223/73-13.... «43 in a public park along with a sign tions and pressure from the anti­ point of a carol sing tonight. But The scene is now owned by the nativity scene displayed in a 238/73-13.... •47 **IT* t 3 WilhEichange ®«coawia«ri... indicating the sponsors of the apartheid movement, joined the 20 pagM, 2 ■•ctiont G78x14 .‘31.88 H78x15. .‘36.88. In order lo help , armed with Cooney’s opinion, the Nativity Scene Committee, which Is private park did not violate any -'ave a display. Town Attorney John Coo­ growing listofU.S. firms withdraw­ advocates of displaying the scene in in the process of incorporating as a First Amendment clause because A d v ic * . Lo tta ty . I'/VI "am IP laifc To Js /k' l‘'S' ney said in an opinion made public ing from South Africa. Honeywell operation ‘ Our non-profit organization. the city had a secular purpose for OWN FAIR TIRE CENT today. the park could well win theyr way B u iln a t t ______18 Obituerlee____10 including the creche in a display. Inc. and Revlon Group Inc., with c o n t a c t OH WHITS The opinion was requested by next Christmas season. The committee has not decided CltMltled _ 18-20 Opinion ■„ 8 whether it will retain permanent almost 500 employees, announced NEIL MELLEN Mayor Barbara Weinberg in con­ Thursday they were pulling out, C o m ic* ______8 People . 2 MANCHESTER 1 EAST HARTFORD V E R N O N = PrBtHidnt "The erection and display of ownership of two new nativity In a later case, a federal court nection with suggestions that a following a pattern set by General Conn«ctlcul — 4 Sports____ 15-17 privately owned nativity scene or scenes bought to replace two held that it was permissible for a 328 Middle Tpke. West 467 E. Main Street 295 Hartford Tpke. Kelsey Hayes f a i r t i r e s newly purchased nativity scene for Motors Corp., IB M and dozens of Entertainment 12 Televltlon _ _ 14 \ creche on public property, particu­ destroyed by fire Oct. 17. group of private citizens to display In front of Parkad* Shopping Ctr. 1 Located In the Warehouae Foods Plaza Lacated In the K-Mart Shopping Ctr. AMERICAN AIADE WHEELS ~ the center of town be put up In a nativity scene in a public park, other U.S. companies. Story on Focui - 11 U.S./World _ 8 . 0 AI DISCOUNT PRICES f Strafford. CT 06497 Center Park Instead of on the lawn larly in a public park along with a In his opinion, Cooney cites three because a park Is a public forum. page 5. Locel newt-3, 10 Weather _ _ 2 wHitis ton M05r iorucn ol Center Congregational C3iurch. visible sign Indicating the sponsors federal court cases, one of which 6 4 6 - 8 2 2 7 ! 5 6 9 - 8 7 1 0 8 7 2 - 2 0 6 0 ¥»0l CRUS milMBll ^ 1-800-972-2245 ALL STORES OPEN MON & THURS. ^;30 9 - TuES.. V;ED AND FRI- 8:30 6 • SAT. 8:30 4