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M - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Jan. 23. 1986 CONNECTICUT SPORTS FOCUS Moffett hits O’Neill’s ‘free staff, rent’ More than 100 seek Governor’s aide admits use,of state time, facilities NU foes blast Whale not like Kickoff deals V state watchdog post ( )) governor’s announcement speech rate hike request old Kotsy clubs abound Sunday By Judd Everhart Jan. 10 had taken two hours’ HARTFORD (U P I) - The field of candidates for ‘ h® The Associated Press created post of state (nspector general has grown to about lOO ana 1X1 In 1982, questions were raised about O’Neill personal time off to be there. He L u ... p ag e 9 ... page 13 also said the governor’s announce­ more applications could be coming In, officials say. i . j „ « ... p ag e 7 HARTFORD — Democratic gub­ using state mails to distribute campaign- ment speech had been written by A legislative committee screening applications for the watcna g ernatorial candidate Toby Moffett related material. He later reimbursed the O’Neill aide Timothy Bannon at position has extended until Jan. 31 Its deadline for accepting says Gov. William A. O’Neill home. applications and will begin Interviewing candidates the following should not be allowed to conduct state. Jeffrey B. Garfield, executive W66k. j t even the slightest amount of director of the elections commis­ Fifteen candidates have been selected for the initial rou™ campaign-related work out of the printing, free postage and tree sion, said he had received Mof­ interviews, but none of the contenders has been ruled out, said Kep. governor’s office. campaign work has been done fett’s request on Tuesday. William P. Candelori, D-New Britain, co-chairman of the screening “ We think this goes to the from this office,” adding that gasoline. “ If you add that up. a campaign “ I ’m studying the issues raised committee. . . . ___ integrity of the process and we O’Neill “ has been very, very The inspector general’s office was created under a law enacted that’s anywhere near being rea­ in the letter and will respond to Mr. intend to pursue it,’’ said Moffett, a adamant about that.” But when last year to conduct “ preemptive” inspections and investigations oi sonably geared up, you’re talking Caplan as soon as possible.” former congressman who is chal­ pressed about copies of the speech programs related to the collection and distribution of state funds and lenging O’Neill for this year’s and the letter, he confirmed that about $50,000 to $100,000.” Moffett Garfield said. said. “ I think it’s a classic and He declined comment on the Democratic gubernatorial O’Neill staffers had done that Under the law creating the office, the legislative screening unfortunate case of taking power practice of having the governor’s nomination. work, committee will recommend three candidates to the state auditors, ilaurhratrr) Manchester — A City ol Village Charm limlh staff make copies of campaign- On Wednesday, O’Neill aide Jon for granted and taking taxpayers “ This is a new twist on public related materials, saying “ those who will then choose one whose name will go back to the luii Sandberg acknowledged that the for granted.” financing of campaigns.” said Marc Caplan. Moffett’s cam­ are the kinds of issues being Legislatire for confirmation. governor’s staff made copies for Moffett. “ Apparently the O’Neill An initial round of advertising late last year in Connecticut the media of the governor’s paign chief, had asked the elec­ raised.” approach is that just one candidate He said he expected to have a newspapers brought in ” a little over 50 applications,” said David B. 25 Cents re-election announcement speech tions commission to look into Friday, Jan. 24, 1986 gets public funds ” response for Caplan in a week or Ogle, executive director of the Office of Legislative Management. and a letter from mayors and first questions about how much, if any, two. selectmen endorsing O’Neill. Moffett said O'Neill has been a campaign work could be done by Subsequent advertising in out-of-state newspapers and Moffett said he would wait for The time and money it took to candidate for re-election since O’Neill’s staff during business tions targeted to black and Hispanic readers have brought n Garfield’s response before decid­ make and distribute the copies creating his campaign committee hours. additional applications, with the total now at about 100, Ogle said in October and should have had a In 1982. questions were raised ing what further action to take. Human services leader says outlook isn’t bright may have been minimal but the He noted that a campaign issue was raised last week by separate campaign office operat­ about O'Neill using state mails to He estimated that about 55 percent of the applicants are from distribute campaign-related mate­ finance report filed this month by Moffett in a letter to the state ing since then. Connecticut. The names of the applicants are being withheld from session of the General Assembly. Department of Income Mainte­ rial. He later reimbursed the state, O’Neill’s campaign committee By Susan Vaughn have lifelong medical problems begins Feb. 5 is the lack of minority groups. Elections Enforcement Instead. Moffett said, “ we're the public as is common in personnel matters. The governor’s package in­ nance, said today. Sandberg said that O'Neill showed that he had raised $26,317 Herald Reporter such as mental retardation, cere­ accessibility to proper health care The percentage of non-white Commission. talking about three months of free cludes money for school-based Melmed said his organization staffers who had attended the so far but spent nothing. bral palsy, learning disabilities for thousands of children in the Connecticut women who had ac­ At first, Sandberg said that “ No rent, free phones, free staff, free health clinics and preventive and other human services groups Because it refuses to pay $450 in and chronic lung problems, state, Melmed said. Lack of cess to prenatal care dropped from health care services for the work­ will ask the Legislature to raise the 2 prenatal care costs for some poor Melmed said. prenatal care results in high infant 72 percent in 1979 to 66 percent in ing poor. Melmed pointed out that income limits so that more poor women, the state has wound up “ Kids born unhealthy cost a lot mortality and low birth weights, he 1983, Melmed said. 2 many women in the state who are people will qualify for Medicaid footing $100,000 hospital bills for and they cost a lot further on in life. said. “ You are seeing a situation ‘Demon’ working for minimum wage make benefits. The social service agen­ CALDOR their children, the head of the Long-term institutional care can Melmed said that statistics show where the poor are not getting the only about $7,020 a year. But those cies also would like the Legislature Connecticut Association for Hu­ cost as much as $34,000 a year,” he that Connecticut has made no type of care they need,” he said. CIRCULAR SALE women are often making too much to make a major one-time increase man Services said Thursday. said. progress in addressing low birth Melmed said his organization’s killer to money to qualify for Medicaid, the in caps on Aid to Families of Continues Through “ The state’s being penny-wise The association is using cost weights in recent years. In 1978,6.7 efforts during the past year state program that pays for Dependent Children to bring the and pound foolish,” Matthew effectiveness and humaneness as percent of the babies born in the resulted in a recommendation to S a tu rd a y medical care for low-income state’s level closer to the federal Melmed told the Manchester Com­ its main arguments in lobbying state weighed less than 5 pounds, 8 the Legislature by Gov. William residents. limit. go home munity Services Council at a state legislators for expanding the ounces. In 1984, that percentage O’Neill for a $7.7 million human In order to qualify for Medicaid, Other human services issues to luncheon meeting at Emanuel services available to poor women was still at 6.6 percent, he said, and services spending package. But he 3 the rate is “ dramatically higher” was not optimistic about the a person can make no more than be targeted in the Legislature will 4 C A l i D O R One of the major issues the BROOKFIELD (AP) — After Lutheran Church. in areas where there are high chances for passage of much social $4,296 a year, Claudette Beaulieu, serving five years in a state prison Children born to women without association has targeted for the Legislature in the session that concentrations of poor people and service legislation in the upcoming a spokeswoman for the state Please turn to page 3 where authorities said he had been prenatal care are more likely to a model prisoner, a man who stabbed his landlord to death — under demonic possession, he claimed — has returned home. Flights Ante Cheyenne Johnson. 24. GOP leaders whose story was made into a prime-time television movie, mar­ a warning ried and received a high-school degree in prison, and was released on parole Friday, one month early. to Libya doubt Reagan The state’s chief of parole said had been an “ exemplary inmate” /DUniDE/lfilXjJ since his Feb. 17. 1981. arrest for WASHINGTON (UPI) - U.S stabbing Alan Bono. 40. the owner KODAK Tele Disc Camera 80UNDESIGN 2-Line Phone warplanes began flight operations budget goals of a Brookfield kennel, to death a POLAROID One Step 600 off Libya today to send a ’’strong day earlier. message” to the North African R ^ . 44.99 Instant Color Camera POLAROID 600 LMS nation that the United States will Prosecutors said the two had 39 >76 2l9a70 R ag. 39.99 Bv Elaine S. Povich With auto electronic flash and built-in not tolerate terrorism, U.S. offi­ been drinking and began arguing Our instant Color Camera Features a conference aj^iem with hold. United Press International tele and normal lenses. 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The ” We simply cannot keep taking gree, earned several other educa­ rings of pianet Uranus on Wednesday, nent and outermost of the rings, calied tional certificates and took a United States does not recognize 100 percent of what the govern­ number of college courses, accord­ the claim beyond the international and the spacecraft was expected to epsiion, is shown at top. ment has to offer at 80 percent of ing to Hans Fjelman, chief of 50% OFF 12-mile limit. obtain more information as it neared the the cost,” Hart said in a speech on Security was safe from budget parole for the state corrections The order for the exercise the Senate floor. cuts, said. "Who said that was department. originated in the National Security The new Gramm-Rudman act sacred?” “ He was an exemplary inmate.” SELECT GROUP OF Council Tuesday and was dis­ calls for automatic cuts in October Dole said exempting Social Fjelman said Wednesday. ” 1 can STONEWARE OR patched to the Sixth Fleet that day, if Congress cannot agree on a way Security from the automatic comfortably say a complete psy­ the officials said. Uranus has a visitor today to reduce the federal budget budget cuts under Gramm- ” We are sending them (the chiatric work-up has been done. deficit, now more than $200 billion, Rudman was ’’one of the mistakes CHINA DINNERWARE Libyans) a strong message,” one ■ His mental condition was carefully Propulsion Laboratory. “ It’s a sion cameras — so powerful they to $144 billion next fiscal year. you make” official said. ” We want to keep PASADENA, Calif. (U PI) - examined. They found no negative CLEARANCE can read a newspaper headline Social Security'is exempt from Simpson predicted some kind of them on their toes. They’re start­ Voyager 2 dashed at 34,000 mph crescendo of discovery that we’re factors.” 14.99,.74.99 six-tenths of a mile away — were the automatic cuts but that does compromise with the White House Orig. 39.99 to 149.99 ing to lean back in their chairs. We into the bizarre kingdom of the facing.” Richard Reddington, chairman 30% OFF Prices*^ programmed first to set their not prevent Congress from taking that includes specified taxes, but want to let them know we’re planet Uranus today, scanning If there were an observer aboard of the state parole board, said the Voyager, the Uranian system with sights on the moon Titania from a money from the program as part of not a general tax increase. Famous brands include MIKASA, serious. close-up the hazy planet, its five board voted unanimously after a DOROTHY HAMILL distance of 227,000 miles. its effort to meet the deficit goal. House Speaker Thomas O’Neill, SANGO, INTERNATIONAL SHARP Personal AM/FM “ This terrorism business has got large icy moons and its dark rings its 14 known moons and nine kndwn hearing in December to allow EXERCISE EQUIPMENT rings would resemble an enormous Then, over the next five hours, ” I think what is going to happen one of the strongest opponents of Stereo Cassette Player to stop and we’re prepared to do of frozen debris for the first time. Johnson’s release early. No objec­ and more bull’s-eye nearly 750,000 miles - the robot’s electronic eyes were to ... as we do the Gramm-Rudman- Social Security cuts, noted Reagan something if it doesn’t.” In less than half a day. the tions were voiced. 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No rainchecks. takes two hours and 45 minutes for Umbriel before whipping on to its cost-of-living allowance for a year position. 30 seta per store. Styles may vary by store. graphic equalizer, belt clip and auto last week, linked up with the Coral planet out from the sun than all 2 we could save billions,” said Reagan’s proposed spending munity residence program in *im«rmediftt« markdownB have been taken. 'Intermediate markdowns have been taken. reverse system. Batteries not inet. #788 that has been learned since Uranus the robot to report its findings to next appointment — a rendezvous 2 Store stock only, sorry, no rakiGhecka. Sea force before launching the Assistant Senate GOP leader Alan cuts will be the subject of hearings which he remains under the was discovered by an amateur antennas in Australia, Spain and with Neptune in 1989. operation — a sign the Navy Simpson. around the country conducted by supervision of the state untii 1991. astronomer 205 years ago. California. Much of the data are Voyager 2 began its long journey wanted sufficient backup in the Senate Republican leader Ro­ the House Budget Committee, Fjelman said Johnson, a tree “ We’ve been waiting 4‘A years being recorded and will be sent of exploration when it left Cape event of a confrontation. bert Dole of Kansas, asked Thurs­ chairman William Gray, D-Pa., surgeon before his arrest, had been for this," chief scientist Edward back over the next few days. “ We’re not taking any chances,” Please turn to page 8 day if anything other than Social said Thursday. offered a job, but he would not say CLEARANCE! ENTIRE STOCK Stone said Thursday at the Jet Voyager’s two telescopic televi­ from whom; nor would he say a Pentagon source said. where Johnson would live. Friends, however, said Johnson OF GAS AND ELECTRIC would live in Brookfield with the Tanker slams trawler, TODAY’S HERALD parents of Deborah Glatzel, his 4 3 SNOW BLOWERS former girlfriend whom he mar­ Yale course takes look ried in a January 1984 ceremony at EXAMPLE: Parties undecided In d ex the prison. Ms, Glatzel’s brother, Save Over $90 with rebate* burns In North Sea David, was the child on whom the at Impact of TV religion The five people the Democratic 24 pogM, 4 ••ctlo n i exorcism was performed. She LONDON (UPI) - A Greek The Coast Guard said most of the Party picks to serve on a charter 3 HP, 20" Gas Powered | 31 or 32 men aboard the Orleans — worked for Bono at the kennel. tanker collided with a Dutch revision commission will “ have 30% OFF Snow Thrower #8430 NEW H AVE N (A P ) — In a tim e when electronic gadgets such the exact number was not imme­ Arivir.R 1B The Glatzel’s telephone number trawler and caught fire during a minds of their own,” Democratic as videocassette recorders and compact disc players are luring diately known — took to lifeboatsln RiiAinA«ft 91 is unlisted and efforts to reach ALL RUBBERMAID^ Caldor R eg ...... 329.99 EMERSON AM/FM snowstorm today, dumping blaz­ Town Chairman Theodore Cum­ ’’Arctic conditions” and helicop­ P .lflftftiflA rl 99-9A Johnson were unsuccessful. How­ Caldor S a t e ...... 257.00 people to the stores, the church is still preaching about lambs and ing oil into the North Sea and mings said today. He said the BIRD FEEDERS Stereo With Dual Cassette ters defied the fierce tanker fire to r i n m l r a 1R ever, Ed and Lorraine Warren of Mfr. Rebate ...... 20.00 shepherds. threatening to crash into an Democrats have not yet decided Recorder/Ptayer ^ , f^rtnnArtlnit A 7 Monroe, demonologists who Two Yale University professors are worried that people might offshore oil rig. Coast Guard pull them to safety. who they will apppoint. The But three crewmen remained FntprtflfnmAnt 14 worked on the case and attended 4.19to7.69 just tune in to their favorite evangelist and tune out the real spokesmen said. Republican Party has also not yet AFTER REBATE ...... aboard the tanker, ablaze and 19 the exorcism, said Wednesday that Choose from several sizes and styles. S237 message of the church. Spokesman Colin White said the decided on its choices. Story on Fonifii 9179 pouring burning oil into the water, Johnson and his wife “ were very Choose from three styles of gas powered “ What does it mean when everyone’s attention span is IS 76,142-ton tanker Orleans was page 4. 1 nrAl .9-4 3-band grafmioequalizer,high spooddub- ■ in an attempt to drop anchor and models and two styles of electric models. Store stock only. minutes with breaks?” said the Rev. Theodore Gill, a visiting drifting helplessly in stormy seas 1 nttnry 9 happy.” *20 lb. Wild Bird S eed, Reg. 4.79.3.79 bing capability, tower $peak«f», audto - prevent it from drifting into “ Arne’s ready to work for a *3a« clerk (or dataHa/HmttatlonSv Sorry, no rainctieotui professor at Yale from John Jay College of Criminal Justice in and that 63 crewmen aboard the oil Ohltimrip* R •S lb. Wild Bird Seed, Reg. 1.39 99C ■ rack, more. Som e as«em blyreq.#1434P nearby oil rigs. White said. The big chiii landscaper in town and he’s New York City. "W hat does the institution of the church do when rig Dyvi Gamma — directly in its n p l n l n n ft 4p«rM«fe.9MTy,fM.r*btehwdt(. He said Royal Air Force helicop­ Mostly clear and very cold coming home to live in very good the national imagination is being reshaped by television — and path — had been advised “ to Pnnplp 9 ters flew 28 members of the tonight. Lows from zero to 5 below family atmosphere. He and Debbie we’re still working with lambs and shepherds?" abandon immediately.” .Sports 0-19 CALDOR EVERYDAY LOW PRICES The oil workers were flown by Orleans crew to hospitals at Great western hills to 15 to 20 elsewhere. will probably live some there for T p l p v l a i n n 17 helicopter to a nearby rig “ pending Yarmouth. ’’Right now, we believe Becoming cloudy Saturday and some time,” Lorraine Warren ALL BORDEN WALLPAPER ta r n to 1 1 C AAlnrlH 10 MANCHESTER VERNON Please page 4 further developments,” White no one was injured, but we cannot continued cold. Highs 20 to 30. said. be sure at this point.” Details on page 2. Weather 2 Both said Johnson shows no 4 0 % O F F ^,^1® EXIT 62 • ROUTE 84 TRI-CITY SHOPPING CENTER said. signs of being possessed. “ Possession doesn’t last 24hours STORE HOURS: MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 10 AM TO 9:30 PM > SUNDAY 11 AM TO 5 PM > PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SATURDAY a day,” Ed Warren said. MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, Jan. 24. 1986 - 3 t - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, Jan. 24, 19W_ Democrats say they’ll work together

rather not play that type of game.” {- ' %> By George Layng other members lost bids in two gether,” she said. “ We’re WEATHER going to go out on a rampage.” “ It’s really up to the people Herald Reporter other voting districts. Democratic Town Chairman Greaton, a member of United involved,” she said. “ It seems like the threat of something happening Members of a challenge slate Theodore R. Cummings, who be­ Auto Workers Local 376 on strike at is coming from the governor.” Today’s forecast elected last week to the Demo­ fore the caucus had criticized the Pillowtex Corp.. said repairing Chairman Cummings, an O’Neill cratic Town Committee and long­ challenge slate, said longtime sidewalks and streets, providing Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode Island: supporter, also said he does not S t time committee members say they party members and the newly day care in the downtown area and Sunny and cold today. Highs 20 to 30. Mostly clear expect sharp debate among local will be able to work together on elected committee members will blocking a rate hike sought by and very cold tonight. Lows from zero to 5 below i;fei be able to present a unified front. Northeast Utilities were her prim­ supporters of each candidate. western hills to 15 to 20 Cape Cod. Saturday local issues. "Everybody is free to exercise The two groups also say they do “ New ideas added to those ary concerns. becoming cloudy and continued cold. H ig h s 20 to 30. their right of choice. The theatrics not foresee sharp debate in Man­ interests and issues the town Another challenge slate member and noise of the caucus is over.” he Maine: Sunny today. High 0 to 5 north and 10 to 20 chester over the race for the committee already has can be elected in last week’s caucus, said. south. Clear tonight. Low 15 to 25 below north and 5 ftr'-V.- V‘ ■' party’s/gubernatorial nomination beneficial to Democrats and the Timothy Gaffney, agreed with Cummings said most of the to 15 below south except 0 to 5 above at the coast. between Gov. William O’Neill and community and that’s how we Greaton. rhetoric will be over local issues Mostly sunny Saturday. High 5 to 10 north and teens former U.S. Rep. Toby Moffett. approach this,” he said. “ Ideas " I hope to be able to work with and any dispute between town to low er 20s south. Robin Tracey, one of four must be expressed and debated them.” he said of more conserva­ committee members “ will work N ew Hampshire; Sunny today. High 5 to 10 north members of the slate who won the and discussed. For ideas to be tive Democrats. “ We have some itself out.” However, he main­ and 10 to 20 south. Clear tonight. Low 10 to 20 below right to represent Voting District 6 workable, it takes much work.” common goals regarding the tained that most Manchester De­ north and 5 above to 15 below south. Mostly sunny on the town committee, said this Before the caucus, Cummings community.” had charged that Democrats for a In particular, he said it is mocrats support O’Neill. Saturday. High 10 to 15 north and 15 to 25 south. : P. week that she does not expect strong opposition from more con­ Better Manchester were more important that the two groups Vermont; Sunny but cold today, highs 10 to 20. GAFFNEY, A MOFFETT servative party members when interested in sending Moffett to the cooperate to oppose the NU rate Clear and very cold tonight. Lows zero to 15 below. BACKER, said that while most her group. Democrats for a Better governor’s mansion than in work­ increase. Some sunshine Saturday then clouding up. Milder town committee members may Manchester, pushes for such ing for the party locally. If they don’t (oppose the hike), highs in the 20s. support O'Neill, towns Democrats things as affordable housing, a Cummings said a number of they should because they’re going are evenly divided between the two full-time housing inspector, road projects completed in the past or in to ^ paying it,” he said. -t-: improvements and the possjble progress now. such as “ starter” candidates. Extended outlook “ Our interest isn’t really to have -s creation of a fair rent commission. housing on Love Lane, the redevel­ STEPHEN T. PE N N Y, the De­ an attack approach,” he said. “ But Extended outlook for New England Sunday Tracey, who is also the executive opment of the Bennet School mocratic majority leader on the the people (who support Moffett) through Tuesday; director of the Manchester Te­ building into apartments for el­ Board of Directors, said that do deserve representation” Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode Island: nants’ Housing Coalition, said derly people and the repair of town because only four challengers Penny said he doubts there are A chance of snow and ram Sunday. A chance of rain there is a lot of support for action to roads, were made possible after were elected to the committee, it is many Moffett supporters in Man­ improve housing in Manchester. hard work and cooperation by unlikely they will greatly change Monday. Turning colder with a chance of snow chester. leaving little likelihood of She said her group and others may Democrats on the Board of Direc­ the direction of the group. How­ Tuesday. Highs from the mid 30s to mid 40s a strong challenge to O’Neill in Cold feet, warm heart .. form a larger coalition to press for tors and the town committee. ever, he said he expects coopera­ Sunday. 40s Monday and 30s Tuesday. Lows from town. better housing. She refused to “ Democrats have kept their tion between the two sides. Today: sunny and cold. High in the mid 20s. Wind north around 10 rnph. theimid 20s to mid 30s Sunday and Monday, teens “ Frankly, Moffett doesn’t have UPl photo name the other groups, but said a position as the majority party not “ I'm sure they will find a way to and 20s Tuesday. Tonight: mostly clear and very cold. Low 0 to 10. Light northeast wIi m . because they have the largest accommodate each other,” he the critical mass that would Vermont: Chance of snow or rain Sunday and meeting will be held at the end of 2 number of voters, but because said. generate such a battle,” he said. Saturday: becoming cloudy and continued cold. High in the mid 20s. Monday. Lows in the 20s. Highs in the 30s. Chance Today In history February to discuss the plans. “ We have a good foundation in we’re interested in the troubles, Despite the fierce battle shaping Penny said about 20 or 30 percent of Drawing by Shauna Brown, 9. of 74 Hamilton Drive, a fourth-grader at of snow Tuesday. Lows 5 to 15. Highs in the 20s. the town’s Democrats would have In 1965, Sir Winston Churchill (shown In ■'943 picture), Manchester,” she said. concerns and problems of the up between O’Neill and Moffett on St. James School. Maine: Chance of rain or snow south and snow the state level, the Manchester to support Moffett before the Britain’s Prime Minister during World War II, died at the town,” he said. north Sunday. Chance of rain Monday. Chance of THE NINE-MEMBER chal­ Democrats say they do not expect debate would heat up. Although Greaton said she has rain or snow Tuesday. Highs in the 20s north and age of 91. lenge slate was generally consi­ TAM M Y GREATON, one of the sharp exchanges within the town 30jOO not decided which of the two 3024 30s south Sunday warm ing into the upper 30s to mid dered a consumer- and labor- four challengers who won a seat on party.- candidates to support, she pre­ 40s Monday then turning colder Tuesday. Lows in oriented liberal group of Moffett the nine-member slate in district “ The discussion should pertain dicted the there will not be a bitter SEATTLE the single numbers north and teens south Sunday supporters. Only the four chal­ six, said she does not expect to the issues and the facts,” Tracey rising into the 20s Monday and Tuesday. lengers in District 6 were elected to confrontation with other members said. When asked if she would f*ght. 4 BOSTON New Hampshire: Chance of rain or snow Sunday. Almanac the 101-member town committee in of the town committee. respond in kind to harsh criticism “ Everybody I talked to said they don’t want to," she said. 30.71 Chance of rain Monday. Chance of rain or snow party caucuses Jan. 15. The five “ I believe we can work to­ of Moffett, she said: “ No, I ’d Tuesday. Highs in the 30s Sunday warming into the Today is Friday, Jan. 24, the 24th Robert Baden-Powell, a general in NEW YORK upper 30s to mid 40s Monday then turning colder day of 1986 with 341 to follow. the British Army. Tuesday. Lows in the teens Sunday rising into the The moon is approaching its full In 1916, The Supreme Court ruled 20s Monday and Tuesday. phase. that an Income tax was Human services outlook gloomy 30.48 SAN FRANCISCO The morning stars are Mercury, unconstitutional. Mars and Saturn. In 1965, Sir Winston Churchill, Continued from page 1 V. Across the nation The evening stars are Venus and leader of Britain during the He said the state’s social services block Jupiter. darkest days of World War II, died ATLANTA_2q2^ LOS ANGELES A blustery storm pushed east out of the Rockies Those born on this date are under at age 91. be teenage pregnancy, family life grants are expected to be cut by 20 percent, 307“ today, lowering temperatures and spreading snow the sign of Aquarius. They include education, in-school health clinics LOW EST and freezing rain across the northern Plains, while the Roman emperor Hadrian in 76 In 1978, a Soviet satellite carry­ and day care funding. Melmed's the Head Start program by 12Va percent and TEMPERATURES MX» chilly temperatures ended a January thaw along A.D., Frederick the Great of ing an atomic reactor fell from group and others have been told by child health grants by about 12 percent. orbit and crashed near the town of .30JO •. MIAMI the East Coast. Prussia in 1712, British social O’Neill that they can expect a 40 to High pressure over upstate New York brought reformer Sir Edwin Chadwick in Yellowknife in Canada's Northw­ 50 percent increase for most 40^ fair skies and cold temperatures today to New 1800, author Edith Wharton in 1862, est Territory. workers at state-funded day care T20 expected to be cut by 20 percent, England and the mid-Atlantic region. Limestone, actor Ernest Borgnine in 1917 (age In 1985, former Israeli Defense Herald photo by Baehaw centers, but he did not express proposals for public schools were Minister Ariel Sharon lost a $50 soundly defeated, he said. the Head Start program by \2'h I RAM jSNOW Maine, reported a reading of 8 below zero at 1 a.m. 69), evangelist Oral Roberts in 1918 much hope for other areas. (age 68), and comedian John million libel suit against Time As an example of the low pay Of the federal cuts expected as a percent and child health grants by ^ AM EST, while in Greenville, Maine, it was 6 degrees A real Patriot Belushi in 1949. magazine. A New York jury found received by day-care workers, result of the Gramm-Rudman about 12 percent. \// / 'j»HOWERS^ FLOW above. In the mid-Atlantic states, readings were in the magazine acted without malice Jim Lemieux of Scott Drive, a senior at Manchester High Melmed said the starting salary of balanced budget law, Melmed “ It is crazy and doesn’t have to the 20s and 30s. in falsely linking Sharon to the 1982 said: “ What’s hanging over the happen,” Melmed said of the cuts. UPl WEATHER FOTOCAST The Pacific storm that spread snow over parts of On this date in history: Schooi, displays his fervor for the New England Patriots an executive director of a day-care Beirut massacre of Palestinian region is an axe.” “ Congress has choices. They can the Northwest, the Sierra Nevada and the Rockies In 1908, the first Boy Scout troop football team this morning in preparation forthe Patriots’ center is $11,878 a year. was organized in England by Sir refugees. Last year the response by “ There will be cuts, but it’s a either raise taxes or cut military Thursday swept into the northern Plains today, confrontation with the Chicago Bears in Sunday’s Super legislators to teenage pregnancy question of the magnitude of those spending.” MATTHEW MELMED dumping snow and freezing rain. Roads were very cuts,” he said. He said the state’s Military spending amounts to $34 J National forecast Bowl. The Bears are favored to win the game, but it hasn’t prevention proposals was “ abys­ .. . “axe waits to fad” slippery in parts of the Dakotas, the National mal” and family life education social services block grants are million per hour, he said. Weather Service said. dampened the enthusiasm of Patriot fans. The kickoff is During early Saturday, snow is forecast for parts of the Upper Daytime highs Thursday were below freezing Lottery at 5 p.m. Mississippi Valley and the Great Lakes. Rain is possible in parts of the from New England to the northern Rockies. A few w'smmmMiiiJUUii Ohio Valley and the Mid Atlantic Region with drizzle along the Coast. spots in northern New England and the upper other numbers drawn Thursday Rain is. forecast for parts of the Mississippi Valley and the Gulf Coast Mississippi Valley barely made it into the double Connecticut daily in New England: Charge surprises Martin parents Region. Elsewhere the weather will be fair. digits, the NWS said. Tri-state daily: 848, 2759 Thursday: 121 Rhode Island daily; 6921 "Lot-O-Bucks” : 4-15-36-38-39 Bv Susan Vaughn A Play Four: 4433 Massachusetts daily: 3576 Herald Reparter Computer query answered A member of the PTA Council accused School Superintendent Computers are used as learning and tutorial aids for students James P. Kennedy Thursday night throughout the town's public schools, as well as by teachers and staff PEOPLE of misleading the parents of for clerical purposes, the school board was told Thursday night Martin School students in his during a review of the $27.7 million budget proposed for the coming but it doesn’t bother spokeswoman Pat proposal for a full-time adminis­ fiscdl V63r secrets inside the White House were not trator at the school next year. Curriculum Director Allan B. Chesterton said the proposed Bradley. N JFK on Soviet stage well-known,” Paul J. Damiano of Bruce Road, purchase of nine computers at a cost of $15,897 for the town s “ When they’re through watching Jan, elementary schools would complete a five-year plan for computer “ The Burden of Decision,” a Soviet play they’ll spend the rest of the day viewing other a representative of Martin School on the PTA Council's budget study instruction at the elementary level. , ^ about John Kennedy and the Cuban missile Pictures under par players,” she said. Stephenson says 250,000 committee, said the parents were He said 18 more computers will be needed by the two JuR'or high crisis, is a sympathetic portrayal of the late calendars have been sold so far with the schools in the next two years. The proposed budget for the fiscal year Golf star Jan Stephenson wears only golf left with the impression that the president. The play, which debuted in proceeds going to charity. that begins July 1 includes $8,600 for the purchase of severa balls in some of the pictures in her new pin-up elementary school would get a Moscow this week, includes a scene with FBI full-time principal when Kennedy computers for the Illing Junior High academic and s o c ia l Director J. Edgar Hoover in a clandestine calendar. „ . departments, and three replacement computers and a printer at “ A lot of country clubs wouldn t sell it at presented his proposed $27.7 mil­ barroom meeting with Jacqueline Kennedy, Fight team lion budget for the 1986-87 fiscal warning of assassination plots as “ Strangers first,” the 34-year-old Australian blonde said During a budget session on Tuesday, school board members asked in Boca Raton, Fla., where she is playing in a year, in the Night” plays in the background. Sen. Orrin Hatch. R-Utah, made his “ It is clear that we were Chesterton for a complete accounting of the schools s y s t ^ s Kennedy is presented as a religious man tournament. "But they called back and said, Capitol singing debut Thursday and he very misled,” Damiano said Thursday computers after some of them questioned the need for certain ‘All my members are asking for it. Can we haunted by the burden of office, plagued by a much regretted the performance. Hatch I W o u ld n ’t H et O n It at the school board’s second computer purchases. Chesterton said 52 computers are now being used in various back injury and struggling with a weakness get some?” ’ stood on the Capito^steps and proclaimed in It's not uncommon lor sports fans to declare, " 1 his budget review session. for beautiful women. The play ends after the The calendar is marketed by the Dunlop a flat voice, ” Figh( the team across the field, But school board members and departments at Manchester High School. The budget includes a missile crisis has been resolved and Kennedy equipment company and has two pictures of show them Ohio’s here.” game was rigged, " when their team loses. Some Balti­ other parents expressed surprise proposal to purchase computers for the business, science and math walks off stage, saying, “ I’m off to the her naked except for golf balls hiding key He had to sing the Ohio State fight song at more Ians undoubtedly did so alter the U)(i9 Super at Damiano’s statement. departments at the high school. „ „ .. -j ~ theater, like Lincoln. I hope I don’t meet his body parts. Sen. Howard Metzenbaum’s behest because Bowl, when Tlic New York Jets upset the Colts. Two Kennedy defended his proposal Assistant School Superintendent Wilson E. Deakin said that a “ Dunlop’s a very big and conventional for an administrator who would be computer requested for the library at Washington School would be fate.” the Buckeyes beat Utah's Brigham Young years later, former defensive hack Bernie Parrish company,” Stephenson said. ” I said they’re at Martin School five days a week, used by the librarian as a clerical tool. He said it would free up her A loud shot is heard and patrons are left University in the Citrus Bowl. charged that pro football games were olten fixed to not going to want any sexy pictures. I just “ I think this is one of the most humiliating but who would spend about 40 time to work with the students and would save money by eliminating thinking that Kennedy’s handling of the the need for another staff person. There is only one parent volunteer crisis led to his assassination at the hands of arrived in all my clothes, golf clothes. But by moments of my life,” Hatch said, “ but it was make a killing for bettors and organized crime. In his percent of his time in other areas, either as a math coordinator or at Washington, Deakin added. . . j u Hoover and right-wingers. the end of the day most of my clothes were fair and square.” hook, “They Call It a C.ame," Parrish suggested one working in staff development. In response to another question by board members, Deakin said it “ I wanted to present the American point of Metzenbaum, an Ohio State graduate, off.” . . . ., possible solution: profit-sharing with players, "I sincerely believe the recom­ would cost the school system about $15,000 to hire a part-time view because our side is well-known,” Some LPGA members have criticized joined Hatch for a few lines and their mendation I made will serve physical education teacher to teach 24 kindergarten cesses. Stephenson for her risque posing in the past audience consisted of about 50 Virginia high DO YOU KNOW — In what year was the first .Super playwright Fyodor Burlatsky said. “The Martin School and its parents well. Board members Bernice Cobb and Anne Gauvin said Tuesday that school students and some noontime strollers Bowl held? IRA - For The Future I am completely confident in the they would favor hiring a physical education instructor for on the Capitol plaza. THURSDAY’S ANSWER — The most simplified tax form recommendation,” Kennedy said. kindergarteners, who now receive the instruction from the regular 2 Your future can be secured by used by the IRS is called the 1040EZ. The proposal would solve the kindergarten teachers. Even if you’re already covered by problem of having the administra­ opening your IRA before April 15, I •» I Si; Kni)wlf(l)if I'nlimitptl, Inc. UIH(i a retirement plan, you can shelter Super once more? tor leaving the building for emer­ have a person at the school five 1986 with Manchester State Bank, gencies, he said. The current Sharon Kelley of South Farms up to $2,000 ($4,000 for a joint ac­ Christopher Reeve will be playing a A Newspaper in Education Program days a week. principal, Douglas Townsend, is Drive said she was not aware of your local, hometown bank. All Sponsored by “ We realized the proposal was count) while earning up to 9.5% reporter again in at least one more movie. now at Martin three days a week Damiano’s statement, even though 60-40 from the beginning,” she (10.11% effective annual yield), not funds are locally invested and no Cannon Films has purchased the rights to The Manchester Herald and is vice principal at Bennet he told the school board he was said. Kelley said she is not sure if fees are ever incurred. Fully in­ “ Superman IV” and reportedly is offering • Junior High for the other two. speaking on behalf of Martin to mention a savings on your 1986 the parents’ group would address Reeve big money to suit up in the cape and A committee of parents of School parents. Damiano was not a sured to $100,000 by FDIC. the board at Monday night’s public income tax liability. tights again. Martin School students had urged member of the parents’ committee 4 # hearing on the proposed budget. Reeve-had said “ Superman 111 would be the board in recent weeks to hire a and did not attend any of its Board member-elect Jo-Ann Fedtral law raquiraa a panalty 16t aarly withdrawal. his last but a spokesman for the actor said full-time principal. The chairwo­ meetings. Kelley said. Manchester Herald Moriarty, who was also a member Cannon “ was willing to give Chris the biggest man of that committee said today Kelley said that although the of the Martin parents’ committee, sum imaginable to do another ‘Superman.’” that the committee understood committee members still feel that expressed surprised after the Richard W. Cosgrove, Publisher Kennedy’s proposal was not for a the school deserves a full-time Reeve is demanding script approval. Even meeting at Damiano’s statements. if he doesn’t reprise the .Clark Kent role, he full-time principal. principal, their main goal was to Manchester will portray a reporter in “ Street Smart.” a USPS 327-500 VOL. CV, No. 97 , « \ comedy about a journalist who fabricates Published dally except Sunday Suggsited carrier rates are $1.50 stories about a tim e s Square pimp and then and certain holidays by the Man­ weekly, $6.50 lor one month, $19.25 chester Publishing Co., 16Bralnard lor three months, $38.50 lor six Town gambling case Is continued State Bank is called to testify in a real pimp’s murder Place, Manchester. Conn. 06040. months end $77.00 for one year. trial. docket, the three plan to represent Second class postage paid at Man­ Mall rales are avalleble on request. Pre-trial proceedings have been pleaded not guilty on Dec. 16 to 388 chester, Conn. POSTMASTER: themselves during pre-trial pro­ 1041 MAIN STREET continued for a Spruce Street man, counts related to illegal gambling. Send address changes to the Man­ Police said Dadiskos headed a ceedings, a court clerk said. chester Herald, P.O. Box 591, Man­ his daughter and the owner of a 646-4004 Quote of the day To place a classified or display gambling organization with outlets chester. Conn. 06040. advertlaemant, or to report a newt Manchester upholstery company in towns throughout the state that The three were arrested in John Jacob, president of the National Item, story or picture Idea, call 643- who were arrested in a December simultaneous raids at the uphols­ 185 SPENCER ST ’ f 2711. Cflica hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5 brought in at least $40 million a Urban League, criticizing President Reagan QUARANTEEO OELIVERY: If raid on what police called one of tering company and a Birch Street you don't receive your Herald by S p.m. Monday through Friday. the biggest gambling operations in year. 649-7570 for suggesting that Martin Luther King Jr. p.m. weekdays or 7:30 a.m. Satur­ Diane Dadiskos of Hebron was apartment Dec. 9 after a two-year would not have approved of current state history. ^ investigation involving Manches­ MEMBER day. please telephone your carrier. The cases of John ' The Greek charged with 12 counts of illegal UPl photo If you're unable to reach your car­ The Mancheater Herald la a mem­ ter. Hartford and state police. F.D.I.C, affirmative action programs: Dadiskos, 58, Diane Dadiskos, 37. gambling and Holmes, the owner rier, call tubecrlber service at 647- ber of the Associated Preet, a sub­ Raids were also made that day on “If the administration wants to be a and John B. Holmes, 52, were of the Art Upholstering Co. at 199 Chicago Mayor Harold Washington, left, presents Senate Minority Leader 9946 by 6 p.m. weekdays or 10 a.m. scriber to United Press Interna­ Diane Dadiskos’ home in Hebron Rambo-like destroyer of civil rights gains, it tional news services and a member continued Thursday in Manchester Forest St„ was charged with one Saturdaya'for guaranteed delivery and locations in Farmington and Robert Byrd, D-W. Va.. a Chicago Bears’ pin during a visit to Capitoi Hiii should not pretend that its efforts are good In Mancheater. of the Audit Bureau of Circulations. Superior Court until Jan. 31. count of illegal gambling. Thursday. A poiite Ed Koch, who had to endure a Giants' ioss to the new for black citizens or that they reflect the John Dadiskos of 28 Spruce St. According to the pre-trial court Hartford. Monsters of the Midway, watches in the background behind Byrd. colorblind society we have yet to become.” MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, Jan. 24. 1966 - S

4 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Jan. 24, 1986, ‘Save our Coventry’ vows

to continue fighting sewers j the sewer project. It also main­ for special rates for his services, tains there are other alternatives Bv George Lavng although “the dollars haven’t been Herald Reporter to building sewers to alleviate tne coming in as quickly” as Hare septic problems around the lake. wanted, Hastings said. COVENTRY — A citizens’ group Save Our Coventry filed a suit seeking to stop construction of a $5 Save Our Coventry has plans to this summer against the town and COMING SOON! million sewer project said Thurs­ hold additional fund-raisers to the DEP seeking to overturn tne day it will have little trouble collect more money for its efforts, court order. In December, the replacing the lawyer who repres­ Hastings said. He said he is DEP was dismissed as a ^ ented it in two court actions but confident the funds can be raised defendant by Tolland County Su­ quit earlier this week. and another attorney hired. perior Court Judge Arthur L. Frank Hastings, a spokesman The group is trying to stop a Spada. The town’s motion lor for Save Our Coventry, said he was sewer system being built in the dismissal was rejected, although it informed by letter on Wednesday Coventry Lake area asthe result of has filed a second request. that Hartford attorney Edward a 1983 court decision that ended a The two sides were in court on Hare will no longer represent the lawsuit brought against the town Tuesday to debate the motion, but group. Hare said in his letter that by the state Department of EnY''j action was postponed after Hare he was not getting paid enough to onmental Protection. The DEP withdrew from the case. continue- to work for the group, had charged the town was violat­ Town Attorney Abbot Schwebel Hastings said. ing a 1971 pollution abatement said he will give Save Our Coventry a few weeks to hire “Any attorney wants to^ get order it issued by not building the sewer system. The order sought to another lawyer. If the group paid,” Hastings .said. “It’s a cannot find an attorney by then, he matter of getting the money. I stop sewage from seeping into Coventry Lake from waterfront said he will ask that the suit be think we will” homes. withdrawn. , j ^ He said that although Hare has The group has also appealed the never sent a bill’ to Save Our Save Our Coventry has charged UPI photo that the 1983 decision is unconstitu­ dismissal of the DEP as a Coventry, the group has paid him co-defendant. Hastings said he is tional because it overturns three about $1,000 it collected through waiting to hear from Hare on the Dispute turns ugly again contributions and fund-raising referendums held between 1971 and 1983 in which voters rejected status of the motion. expressed optimism the 700 striking events. The group did not ask Hare David Barnet, attorney for seafood fishermen and the producers could producers in New Bedford, Mass., 2 settle the nearly month-old walkout. 2 displays the rock that was thrown The dispute concerning hiring of crews through the window of the producers' Hearing Area Towns In Brief and division of the catch has crippled office Thursday. No one was hurt, and one of the nation’s most lucrative fishing Health clinics planned Barnet showed the nearly three-pound ports. coming on The Community Health Care Services Inc. of ColumWa rock during negotiations between the scheduled a num Lr of health clinics for Coventry and Andover two sides. A state mediator today Eim deai 't S f e residents can receive blood pressure 4 tuberculosis tests, throat cultures a"d f eneral health guidance at 4 Bv George Lavng the Coventry Town Office Building on Wednesday from 2 to 3 p.im Bozzuto Democratic lawmakers Herald Reporter The agencjT will also hold office hours Tuesday at its facility in COVENTRY — The administra­ Columbia on Route 6 from 8j30 to 10 o-in. Andover tor overseeing the estate that owns On Feb 6, a “Well Child Clinic” will be held at the Anaover press full divestiture the Elm Water Co. has asked the Congregational Church from 8:45 to 11 a.m. Ch'.ldrencan receive makes it West Hartford Probate Court to immunizations and routine physicals by appointment. approve a settlement that would For more information, call 228-9428. HARTFORD (UPI) - Two we have limited means of expressing moral outrage at an allow the town to collect some of Democratic lawmakers are the more than $50,000 in backtaxes Council wants state funding proposing legislation to require outrageous system in South official it is owed by the estate. COVENTRY — In a letter endorsed Monday t>y the Town the state to divest all of its Africa,” said Stolberg, who is holdings in companies doing House minority leader. Attorney David Hadden, who Council, council member Phillip C. Bouchard has called on the Bv Mark A. Dupuis He said the state should use was appointed by the court to state to consider providing financial assistance to towns to P Y United Press International business in South Africa to protest that country’s system of all of the resources it has administer the estate of George for the increased duties of fire marshals required by new state available to fight apartheid and Koppleman, filed papers Wednes­ WATERBURY - Pledging to racial segregation. bring an end to the “human day with the probate court seeking “While I applaud the state for thinking of the public s safety, I restore greatness to Connecticut, The bill, proposed Thursday by New Haven Reps. William R. tragedy in the making" in South a hearing, a court clerk said can’t help but be concerned that the cost of the state-rnandated former Sen. Richard C. Bozzuto Africa. Thursday. The hearing will proba­ has officially launched his cam­ Dyson and Irving J. Stolberg. regulations pose an unfair burden to the local would require the state to pull Under existing law, the state bly be held within three weeks, the especially ones like Coventry with limited tax bases and virtual^ paign for the Republican guberna­ limits investments in compan­ all of its investments out of clerk said. no industry,” Bouchard said in a letter to state Sen. Jam es D. torial nomination he sought unsuc­ ies doing business in South firms doing business in South Hadden will ask the judge to cessfully four years ago. Africa to those firms that abide Giulietti dated Sunday. Africa by July 1. 1988. grant a judgment against the Bozzuto. who has been wooing by the Sullivan Principles, Bouchard said the fire marshal’s job in Coventi^ has grown Stolberg conceded such a estate that will allow the town to Republicans for support for which set standards for firms from a simple, voluntary one to one that will probably cost more move would probably not have reduce the amount of taxes owed months, Thursday officially operating in the country. than $12,000 this year. rounded out the field of four much of an effect on the South by the estate. Town Attorney African economy, but said it As of Aug. 31. 1985, the state contenders for the gubernatorial had $439 million invested in Abbot Schwebel said. J nomination with an evening an­ was one of the few ways the companies doing business in Schwebel said Hadden will also J state can show its opposition to nouncement before more than 500 South Africa, according to the ask for authority to sell the utility, supporters in Waterbury. apartheid. "I am adding my name to this state treasurer’s office, which which serves 187 customers in the He said he returned to the city handles investments. Coventry Hills and Pilgrim Hills where he was born to formally legislation ... basically because 'Westowil’Tiiarmacy sections. begin the campaign because it was there, as a child of Italian Under state regulations, a inu- immigrants, that he saw many of nicipality cannot reduce a tax lien his dreams come true. TV evangelists shape nation against a utility if the company is 44M4ARTFOBDRD7 A “Connecticut is at a crossroads solvent and operating. But a A and 1 intend with you, the people of judgment would allow the town to 643-5230 this great state, to bring about a ask for less than what it is owed. ■ Continued from page 1 the presumption that TV is bad. We OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK rebirth of the greatness Connecti­ want to examine the way it has an A dispute between the town, the cut once knew and to restore to our Peter Hawkins, a Yale DivinitV impact on someone’s major reli­ estate and the court-appointed R AM ■ 9 PM halls of leadership a degree of gious experience. We want to find receiver who now operates the integrity we seem to have lost, School associate professor, said. “Christianity is not a spectator out what Pat Robertson thinks he Elm Water Co. over how to pay the Bozzuto said. can do in terms of conveying the back taxes has held up a resolution Bozzuto also indicated that this sport, but there’s a fear that EXTRA STRENGTH Christian message.” Hawkins of the matter. year’s campaign would be a television evangelists are making N crossroads for himself If he fails it that way.” said Hadden’s action was suggested “We want to know how the N “On TV everything is nice and by Schwebel in December. Tylenol Caplets to win the nomination, he said it money determines what we see. will be the end of his political smooth. Do people want flash Schwebel said he convinced Had­ instead of substance?" Hawkins Everyone produces what people den last week to make the dual career. want to buy. TV sets out to 50’s "I am not interested in any other said in an interview Wednesday. application and will also ask the “ And. how does that effect the entertain people. A lot of tbe “700 probate judge to expedite office. This is the last hurrah. You Club” is religion and entertain­ guys bury me this time, that's the congregation in a little church proceedings. ment. Do people want to be BUY ONE, GET ONE end." he told reporters after his where the music is homespun and the preacher may not be really entertained in church?” John Wittenzellner, Elm Water’s speech. Hawkins believes some people Bozzuto was the last of the four charismatic?” court-appointed receiver, has said F e b r u a n L ? have already chosen to watch announced Republican candidates To answer those questions and he is interested in purchasing the FREE television rather than going to for governor to officially declare others, Hawkins has developed a utility and the L & M Water Co., his candidacy although he has course on television evangelism church. which serves part of Manchester “For many of us church is been listed by state party Chair­ that’s being offered to 25 Divinity and is also owned by the Kopple­ man Thomas J. D'AmoreJr. asthe School students for the first time communion. You have to be there man estate. Wittenzellner owns the for the religious sacrament,” he frontrunner in the contest. this semester. Aqua Pump Co, of Stafford, I lUMIV IIA U B I Reg, ^ 3 -9 9 said. “TV can take intimate A former Senate leader, the “Television is a fact of American 55-year-old insurance salesman life and this is something evange­ moments to the public and falsify Under a plan worked out by - .75 from Watertown unsuccessfully lists have discovered," Hawkins them. There’s an intrusion of TV Wittenzellner and Schwebel, Wit­ Weekend Plus is a bright new magazine into peoples’ lives.” tenzellner would agree to pay 10 [MITO Y0 U R $O n A sought the GOP nomination for said. “We’re training students to KtUmmophen CAPL8TS | preach the word ... and we want to But, Hawkins, said, television percent of the unpaid taxes after eitra pM nid ...coiitaira no npirin r COST governor in 1982 and in 1980 made Caplets-SOOmgeKh an unsuccessful bid for the party s explore the ways TV is treating can bring people together too. the probate judge approved Had­ “The Super Bowl is uniting some U S. Senate nomination. religion.” den’s request. The Town Council In announcing his candidacy this Known as “Christian Communi­ people,” Hawkins said. “Wq’renot would then agree to accept less reporting on Manchester people and their lifestyles. year, Bozzuto made no direct cations — This Challenge of TV,” dismissing what the human dimen­ than the full lien and Wittenzellner references to his three opponents the course is being taught by sion of TV can do.” would purchase the utility from the COUPON- Benton Miller, manager of me­ for the GOP nomination and Hawkins and Gill. Koppleman estate. although attacking Democratic Guest speakers will include dia relations for the Christian 2 Broadcasting Network, which pro­ Norman Lear, the television pro­ 2 Gov. William A. O'Neill did not Locally produced, it will carry news on health, mention the incumbent by name. ducer, and Pat Robertson, a host of duces the 700 Club, said Robertson PREVIEW! Bozzuto alluded to the arrests of the religious television program, decided to speak at the course, in two former state commissioners the “700 Club.” Robertson also is part, because he is a Yale Law SAT. 8C SUN. 11-4 on criminal charges and dismis­ president of the Christian Broad­ School graduate. Robertson was sals of two other high-ranking cast Network in Virginia Beach, not available for comment. money management, entertainment and family life in the 80s, employees for failing to put in a full Va. Miller said the 700 Club is No. 1 in Furnidhed the top 10 of religious programs. day’s work. “We’re not going into this with Model 4 Open Watch for it every Saturday, beginning Feb. 8th 4 »teKhestar,a06040 t 647-8384 mm in the'

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Richard W. Cosgrove, Publisher • - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Jan. 24, 1986 ■e Douglas A. Bevins, Managing Editor NU foes blast rate hike request Lead paint accord reached James P. Sacks, City Editor HARTFORD (AP) — An undetermined number of Connecticut groups represented at the hearing, additional 20 percent, homes that used lead-based paint manufactured by a m ajor paint OPINION HARTFORD (AP) - Foes of needed now or not. “ If we make mistakes in our told the three-member DPUC firm can arrange to have the toxic substance removed, the state Northeast Utilities’ proposed “ 1 want to make sure the operation, we do not ask the state ratepayers don’t pay for power board; “Are you going to recognize attorney generai’s office reports. $155.5 million rate increase as- the injustice of foisting upon the or our neighbors to pay for these,” James Kennedy, a spokesman for Attorney General Josepn . serted in a public hearing that the they don’t need,” Meehan said. he said. “ Perhaps CL4P should “ There’s no need to put Millstone 3 company’s customers the cost of Lieberman, said in a statement that the Benjamin Moore Co. oi company itself should absorb more the windfall profits the utility absorb a larger part of their of the cost of its $3.8 billion in the rate base for years.” Newark, N. J., will pay for removal and repainting homes where wants to reap in reward for losses.” its “ Navy Gray Deck Enamel” paint has been used since it was GOP tax plan Jack Millstone 3 nuclear power plant. The DPUC is holding separate building a plant 900 percent over Also Thursday, Democratic gub­ 6ET Your Coat. Such a plan would soften the deliberations on this question of sold In Connecticut beginning in 1978. ,, , j . budget and 10 years late? Are you ernatorial candidate Toby Moffett Ingestion of lead-based paint chips has been linked to oing to blow to customers of Connecticut excess generating capacity of the going to continue to allow the called on the DPUC to impose a THAT OOES IT! I ’M WE'RE G SEE Anderson Light & Power Co., an NU Millstone 3 plant. retardation and brain damage, especially in young children. The worth ignoring customers of a monopoly company moratorium on new power plants federal government set standards in 1973 and 1978 to protect the AN AMERICAN!! RAMBO again. ^subsidiary that now wants to Under NU’s proposal, the aver­ to subsidize one of the highest rates — nuclear or otherwise — in collect 9.5 percent more overall age residential customer using 500 of return of any utility in the Connecticut until the year 2000. public from harm caused by lead-paint ingestion. Republican leaders in the Connecticut Senate kilowatts of electricity a month Lieberman’s office filed a lawsuit in 1984 against four PONT HAVE To&lT , from its customers — 12.5 percent country?” “ We must not focus on only one would see his bill go up $6.27 a wholesalers and manufacturers of lead-based paint. Named as succeeded in capturing the spotlight this week in the case of residential users — Several small business owners rate case or lurch from one utility STILL AMP TAKE THIS! month, or 12.5 percent. defendants were Railroad Salvage Inc., Chemray, the New when they announced plans for a massive tax cut beginning in May. said they could not absorb another case to the next without asking The utility’s request — with York-based Warehouse Trading and Chemical Co, and Evans in the fiscal year beginning July 1. Timothy J. Gaffney, one of about rate increase. what we want Connecticut’ s similar ones expected to follow in 300 people who attended Thursday Products of Portland, Ore., the parent company of Inside Outlet "It’s immoral to have budget surpluses year Milton Gordon, president of energy policy to be for the next each of the next two years — is night’s hearing before the DPUC, decade and beyond,” Moffett said. after year and not reduce taxes,” Senate Khadafy can’t Windsor-Stevens Inc., a specialty stores before the Department of Public opposed the rate increase, saying, He called Millstone 3 “ a clear Benjamin Moore was not named in the lawsuit. President Pro Tern Philip Robertson, one of the Utility Control, which opened a fiberboard manufacturer, said “ If we are to put up the capital and example of how the state has The state has targeted three categories of lead paint known to sponsors of the proposal, said Wednesday at the series of eight public hearings power costs in New England take the risk, then make us overbuilt and overspent to obtain have been sold in Connecticut. Capitol. The surpluses, Robertson added, prove hold a candle Thursday night in Hartford. The stockhoiders.” already are 20 percent to 30 percent more than those charged electric generating capacity that is that the Legislature is “ overtaxing people.” series continues today in New Michael K. Wilkinson, of the not needed now or in the foreseea­ But when questions arose about where the $100 Britain. Connecticut Citizen Action Group, in other regions. He said the proposed increase would add an ble future.” million in announced cuts would be made, no Also on Thursday, Democrats on one of several public advocacy to Khomeini the General Assembly’s Energy answer was forthcoming from Robertson or any Committee said Northeast Utili­ other Republican. • SUPER BOWL SPECIAL • ties should phase in over five years In fact, the Senate president's colleague in the WASHINGTON — Iranian diplomatic instead of three the costs of House, Speaker R.E. Van Norstrand. went out of SHOP THESE LOCAL BUSINESSES FOR in Rome are the principal center for planning t Millstone 3. Critics say the plant, his way to distance himself from the proposal, Ayatollah Khomeini’s terrorist operations due to begin producing electricity RESTAURANT saying the $100 million figure had apparently been LUIGI’S in May, is 10 years late and 900 throughout Western Europe. selected because it was “ dram atic." “ If they want percent over budget. Buy 1 Large Pizza to fly with that, that’s their business,” Van Our intelligence sources now believe t^hat the Norstrand said of the Senate leaders. Iranian colony in Rom e assisted in the Christmas REP. DAVID LAVINE. D- with 2 or more toppings — Given budget conditions this year, the speaker time gun and grenade attacks at the Durham, and Sen. John Larson, Receive small Cheese Pizza FREE D-East Hartford, said they would SUPER BOWL 2 was right to disown the plan. So was Democratic Vienna airports. The head of Italy’s introduce a bill for a five-year Gov. William A. O'Neill, who disinissed the intelligence service reported earlier that the Buy 1 Sheet Pizza with 2 airport terrorists had been trained in Iran. phase-in during the 1986 legislative proposal Thursday as “ irresponsible.” session, which convenes next 2 or more toppings — That the prospect of a tax cut is politically While Libya has been fingered as the main month. A similar bill was killed attractive is something our legislators can be culprit in the airport attacks, and there is close last year in the Republican- Receive medium forgiven for recalling, especially in an election cooperation among Libya, Iran and Syria in controlled legislature. SPECIALS Cheese Pizza FREE year. But Wednesday’s call was so badly timed terrorist activities, it is the Iranians who have An NU spokesman said the that it can only be seen as downright disturbing. been responsible for the killing and kidnapping o measure would cost its customers 706 Hartford Road • Manchester • 649-5325 Indeed, rather than representing the interests of more Americans than any other terrorist sponsor. more money in the long run, not their constituents. Senate Republicans appear less, COUPON ■ — — — ■ ‘i 4 S lE iN « * The grisly “ body count” of Americsns killed by Lavine and Larson said they 4 prepared to sell them down the river for the sake SUPER BOWL SPECIAL ftXK V MTN, Iranian-inspired violence is 50 times that of stood a better chance of getting the of ensuring their own re-election in November. N EW g-N EA Libyan-backed assassins. bill passed this year because NU’s At the very moment Robertson and other — 4 Large Pizzas & 4 Liters of Soda Rome became the headquarters for Iran s $155 million rate increase request BROWN’S SUPER BOWL PICKS! Republicans were playing up their sympathy for — including $133 million for the state’s overtaxed residents. Congressional Western European terrorist operations in early 1984, following the French government’s Millstone 3 — is now pending. Dekuyper Peachtree leaders in Washington were in the process of Larson and Lavine also propose Busch S7.99 expulsion of many Khomeini supporters from ONLY *19.95.. « bracing for the first round of cuts that will be splitting the interest carrying Suit Case Cans Schnapps S 10.99 i.vsi. Paris. Brussels is the secondary center for the required under the Gramm-Rudman bill passed O p e n F o ru m costs equally between NU custo­ (warm) Sai'e $3.00 last session. As O’Neill pointed out when he violent exportation of Khomeini’s Islamic mers and its stockholders. Enjoy a Super Sunday with denounced the GOP’s shadow of a tax-reduction revolution. NU spokesman Emmanuel S. Mr. Boston Flavored Forde said the proposal, while 4 Large Pizzas proposal, Connecticut’s towns and cities will feel I congratulate these two men Make smokers THE IRANIAN TERRORIST NEST in Rome is possibly softening the impact of (up to 2 toppings & cheese) Brandies SI 1-99 1.75L Apricot - Cherry the estimated $11.7 billion in Gramm-Rudman Firefighters went and the department they repres­ directed by Ayatollah Khosrow-Shahi, Khomeini’s higher rates temporarily, would cuts deeply - especially considering the complete ent. I believe that they are Sale Jan. 22 thru Jan. 2 5 ______beyond duty wear ID tags ambassador to the Vatican. cost NU customers more over the Plus 4 liters of soda elimination of federal revenue sharing this year. representative of the all-around The son of a carpenter. Khosrow-Shahi had been long term because finance charges Budget officials in Manchester and other towns concern shown by this town’s To the Editor: would be extended, To the ^ditor: imprisoned by the late shah for subversive for this special price have warned in recent weeks that the federal professional firefighters. “ It sounds very attractive,” Just a note in regards to the aetivities. After the shah’s ouster, Khosrow-Shahi Offer good only on Sunday, Jan. 26 from Noon - 9 PM. deficit-reduction plans will either force local and This visit meant a great deal to Forde said. “ Nobody can say you The following is a copy of a story “ Tenant Injured In Apart­ became Khomeini’s chauffeur, bodyguard and state taxes up or place essential services in a young boy who can’t wait to can magically stretch this out and 'Own'sL^iquors letter to John C. Rivosa that I ment Fire.” trusted aide. He was second-in-command of the jeopardy. The truth of that claim is all the more proudly tell his friends about the save ratepayers’ money. There’s a GO PATS! BERRY THE BEARS! want to share with your readers. The people who go to bed and student revolutionaries who seized the American bottom line that will have to be 278 MIDDLE TNPK. WEST • MANCHESTER • 643-7330 apparent because the cutting at the top must be importance of reacting promptly smoke present a hazard not only Embassy in Tehran and held its personnel hostage absorbed by the people receiving accompanied by substantial pay hikes for during an emergency. to their own well being but to the 646-4300 Dear Chief Rivosa: for 444 days. He was rewarded in 1981 with the this power.” educators and increased funding for a variety of neighbors around them. They Recently my 6-year-old son, ambassadorial appointment to the Vatican. state programs. Gregory C. Kane should be made to register and it Josh, upon hearing a smoke At least twice, Italian police have monitored CONSUMER COUNSEL James J Surely, with towns already crying for a share of 463 E. Center St. should be mandatory for them to F. Meehan, who represents power ' l l AWM J detector go off in our house, ran the state surplus, the time is not right for a carry identification on their Rome meetings arranged by Khosrow-Shahi of top company customers in rate cases to a neighbor’s house to report politically motivated call such as the one person at all times, letting officials in the Iranian and Syrian secret services. before the DPUC, said the phase-in WONG’S the alarm. As it turned out, the trumpeted Wednesday. landlords know they smoke in Much of the plotting goes on at the Islamic for Millstone 3 should be at least RESTAURANT smoke alarm sounded when Belt laws violate Once the federal changes settle, the size of the bed and fall asleep. European Cultural Center at 361-63 Via five years. But the bigger question, Peking • Szechuan • Authentic Chinese Cuisine state surplus will almost certainly dwindle at a smoke came into the house while our Constitution If I was renting to someone and Nomentana, a large complex purchased at the 1 he said, is whether the plant is frightening pace, increasing the potential for new I was lighting our fireplace. he showed me his “ ticket.” I time of Khosrow-Shahi’s arrival. He and his \ Take Out Service and Cocktails The important issue was my would think twice about it. deputy also have an apartment at 56 Colli de la taxes. That’s not all bad, of course, since the To the Editor: federal deficit imperils the nation’s economic son’s quick reaction to the In every apartment or room­ Famsina, but most of the work is done in the 60- Farmland Celebrating “ 4684” A situation. However, once the ing house hall, a list should be room Islamic Center building. A health and should be reduced partly at the Granted that car seat belts and CHfNese NewveAfi reason for the alarm was ex­ kept identifying, by room expense of states that are now running surpluses. motorcycle helmets could save The Italians use long-range cameras to keep preservation February 9th But Gov. O’Neill was right to strongly criticize plained, Josh became embar­ number, if not by name, who watch on th'' center, but surveillance is made rassed and questioned his own thousands of lives. smokes or does not. It would also ® 6 4 3 -2 7 9 1 Presenting Special Dinner the GOP plan. Although the current situation is But when any legislation in­ difficult by hidden exits to two nearby streets and \ be a big help to the firemen •15“ on Feb. 8, 9 & 10th certainly far from ideal, it would be ridiculous for action. fringes on the civil rights of the at least one underground passage to the Libyan is proposed CHRYSLER - DODGE answering calls. the state to reduce taxes only to turn around and I feel that what he did was individual it is unconstitutional. Embassy next door. There are many who have appropriate under the circum­ Massachusetts, where the shot Trunks suspected of containing arms and HARTFORD (UPI) - The state Dinner Specials raise them again. come to the aid of another in T stances and want him to know that was heard around the world explosives have been delivered to the center — would spend more to preserve • Chef Wong times of eniergencies and have Weekly that. To help reinforce my was fired, is in the process of immune from search under diplomatic seal. farmland and for other agricultu­ N Idst their lives in doing so. It Post Road Plaza / opinion I called town fire head­ having its seat-belt law revoked Hundreds of young, bearded Iranians have come ral programs under separate prop­ seems such a waste, but some KICK OFF A GOOD YEAR AT 352 Harttford Tnpke. Mon.-Thur. ll:30-10pm quarters and asked if a certifi­ at the ballot box or through the osals issued by the governor and never learn that smoking in bed and gone over the past five years, including one lot Republican legislative leaders. (Rte. 30) Fri. & Sat. ll:30-llpm cate was available for me to courts. We in Connecticut are can not only be dangerous, but of three dozen flown into Rome ostensibly for (1-84 Exit 65) Sunday 11:30- present to Josh. To my delight, it certain that numerous individu­ Top leaders of the Republican- deadly. medical treatment — although the center has no Vernon 10pm was suggested by Fireman Ru- als feel likewise. controlled House and Senate CHORCHES MOTORS medical facilities. fini that a town fireman could So in Connecticut, as in Massa­ Thursday proposed an increase Tommy Kay deliver the certificate and meet chusetts, let us show the politi­ from $5 million to $12 million in Bolton ONE REASON THE ITALIANS are so bond funds for buying develop­ (203)I750«€1 w my son. cians that in a democracy, the concerned about these young Iranians is the ’CAUSE WE DEAL’N // On Monday, Capt. Jack people rule. Enough said. ment rights to farmland to pre­ ---- secret minutes of a high-level conference held in serve it for agricultural uses. . (OlftoebvNeA Hughes and Fire Ranger Jim Address letters to; Open Fo­ rum, Manchester Herald, P.O. Tehran on May 26,1984. Ayatollah Mohammed Senate Majority Leader Regi­ “Do you have anything that will get me gave Josh a certificate and made Roger H. Breton For Your SUPER BOWL Party Box 591, Manchester, CT 06040. Khatami, Khomeini’s minister of Islamic nald J. Smith, R-New Hartford, him a Junior Fire Marshal. 58 Linmore Drive through all the SUPER BOWL HYPE?" guidance, ordered Iranian officials to produce and House Majority Leader Robert 1,509 to 2,000 men for suicide missions. They were G. Jaekle, R-Stratford, announced ” 8 5 ” Buy 4 Pizzas - 5th One Is to be under 30, preferably unmarried and the plan only hours after O’Neill “ completely committed to martyrdom,” called for spending $6.8 million for YEAR END CLEARANCE (must be same size) Machine gun moment leaves Rambo vision according to the minutes. farmland preservation. CIA Director William Casey’s comments to a The farmland preservation pro­ EXAMPLES: Sheet Pizzas Available small group of academics last April are worth gram has been the centerpiece of MARIETTA, Ga. — Dear Boss: I suppose you government investigations, and have to agree to 1. NEW 1985 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER produce their weapons for periodic inspection. considering. He said; “ Probably more blood has Connecticut’s efforts to preserve are wondering about the $301 charged to my agricultural lands, with $5 million Loaded — Auto,Turbo, Leather lnt„ P/S, P/B, A M /F M ^ereo (passette, Frankly, boss, the requirements are not air been shed by Iranian-sponsored terrorists during expense account for the “ rental of a machine in bond funds included in the Wire Wheels, P/Windows, P/Seats - Too Much To List! tight. Crimes involving automatic weapons have the last few years than by all other terrorists gun,” so I am supplementing the billing with an combined. Tehran uses terrorism as a major current state budget to buy devel­ ALDO’S PIZZA ^ explanation. I don’t want you to think I just blew T o m quadrupled in recent times. But Paui Lavista opment rights. ORIG. M.S.R.P. (List Price) *17,099.00 points out that the crimes are being committed element of its ongoing campaign to export the 133 Spruce Street it. (Hey, a little bit of levity helps.) While the Republican leaders almost exclusively by people with illegal gats; the Iranian revolution throughout the Moslem world Super Bowl Discount ^ 4,117.00 Manchester • 643-2034 The fact is I spent the money to research a wild Tie d e and to reduce Western influence — especially that and O’Neill agreed more should te good folks with registered machine guns do not spent on the program, they dif­ and wooly new wrinkle in the nation’s long of the United States — in the Middle East. Libya’s 2 fascination with firearms. Ever since the normally get into trouble. fered as to its success to date. YOU PAY ONLY *12,982.00 2 (Col. Moammar) Khadafy is not in the Ayatollah Pilgrims came ashore with their matchlocks, as Lavista says the good folk comprise the body of GO GET ’EM PATRIOTS! the Bullet Stop clientele. Doctors and merchants Khomeini’s league.” O’Neill said the state has pre­ you know, Americans have been plinking away. served 41 farms covering 7,700 2. NEW 1985 DODGE “600” CONVERTIBLE often at each other, with the highly treasured and the like. He says people see the guns used on acres under the program, while the Loaded — Auto, Air, P/S, P/B, AM/FM Stereo W/Caasette. Power Door Locks, national arsenal television, and they want to try them for Diplomatic digaat GOP leaders said development Windows, Seats, Cruise Control, Wire Wheels, Today, federal authorities believe the public themselves. Once they do, he goes oh, they are Richard Murphy, assistant secretary of state rights have been bought for only 24 holds some 200 million guns. That’s more than Tobacco and Firearms says machine gun sales hooked. It’s a kick. It’s a rush. It’s Arnold for the Middle East, is hunkering down in Foggy farms. ORIG. M.S.R.P. (List Price) *16,443.00 jCafayeLtc JfDcabrille Schwarzenegger! most armies in the world, more than most nations have risen 60 percent since 1982. Bottom, trying to ride out the policy storm that In addition to the increased bond Super Bowl Discount * combined, in fact, and, when you break it down to Boss, there’s even a shooting range for the craze threatens to sink him professionally. Unwisely — allocation, both the Democratic 3,478.00 where the firing pin meets the shell, it’s nearly one here in Marietta, Ga. And that’s where our $30 was SO, BOSS, how could I resist? The Bullet Stop and for this veteran career diplomat, governor and the Repubiican legis­ - SUPER BOWL lative leaders also proposed in­ 4 4 even takes American Express. Lavista pulled a gun for every man. woman and child in the union. expended. I joined the hundreds of aficionados uncharacteristically — Murphy has pushed his YOU PAY ONLY *12,965.00 creased spending in the operating who are renting exotic rifles at a store called the Heckler and Koch MP-5 from his display, he said unpopular views to the point that Secretary of SUNDAY budget for Agriculture Depart­ with 8.6% A.P.R. FINANCE RATE — Similar Savings on 1986 Cars & Trucks MOST OF THE WEAPONS are for sport, of Bullet Stop, and where, as owner Paul Lavista it fires 30 rounds in 2.5 seconds, he said it is a State George Shultz has become noticeably ment programs. • 4:00 - 11:00 PM • course. There are 17 million licensed hunters in puts it cheerfully, “ they shoot the hell out of the favorite of the U.S. Special Forces, and he led me irritated with him. Murphy thinks the United O’Neill will submit his budget ON SELECT NEW the picture. But more and more people are place.” into a small, squat, concrete shooting gallery. States should negotiate with the Palestine I took a heroic stance. One cannot be a nerd with proposals to the Legislature when interested in arms that are made for killing larger Liberation Organization, and favors the plan of it convenes Feb. 5. Lawmakers CARS OR TRUCKS HE’S NOT KIDDING. People shoot everything an H&K. The gun looks like a pistol with a 25C PIZZA SLICES game than pheasants; hold on to your desk, boss, several Arab states for an international will then review and revise the from the UZI Model B, perhaps the most Pinocchio problem, it can be fired from the hip or OR UP TO <800 there may now be as many as 500,000 machine conference including the Soviet Union. Shultz is budget to adopt a spending plan for 7.9% guns and semi-automatic weapons in private respected military weapon of its type in the world, with a shoulder stock extension. I put on a pair of against both ideas. the fiscal year beginning July 1. APR FINANCING CASH REBATE 75e DRAFTS hands. to the MAC-10, the choice of the moment for drug flash glasses, and muffs for my ears, and Lavista In addition to spending $12 USED CARS - EXAMPLE: (Special Finance Rate on Uaed Can) I stress the qualifier here There are no reliable runners and other degenerates. The UZI fires 600 placed a bowling pin in the center of the range. Budget bumbling million for farmland preservation, All You Can Eat Buffet ^1.99 rounds a minute, the MAC-10 rate is 1,100, and Then I gave the pin what for. I fired a couple of the GOP plan calls for spending 1983 OLDS CUTLASS statistics on the matter. Every year the federal government falls farther including hot dogs, Swedish meatballs, The federals say all machine guns, which fire in Lavista says his customers iove them. single shots for aiming, and after that I opened up $200,000 to expand pest manage­ and farther behind the mandated deadlines for the ment programs run by the Univer- sausage & peppers, baked ziti, pasta more! rapid, automatic bursts, are supposed to be Indeed, some of his customers love them so with the familiar burrrp from Miami Vice. Auto, A/C, Stereo and More ONLY *4,995.00 budget. For example, the White House is supposed ■ sity of Connecticut and Connecti­ registered: and they have logged 120,000 to date. much they buy them. Contrary to popular thought, Lavista shouted “ rock ’n’ roll,” somebody gave a to submit its budget proposals to Congress by Jan. cut Agricultural Experiment SHOP But thugs do not record their holdings. Nor do the ATF says it’s legal in most states. Federal whistle, and I danced the pin up and down, back brI n g ’ inU o u p o n for 15 each year; as things look now, it’ll be at least Station. • Lafayette Eseadrille • people who illegally convert semi-automatics agent Jack Killorn says people can buy M-60 and forth, and from one side of the range to the Feb. 5 before Congress gets the administration’s The Republicans also are calling FREE The finett in Italian, American & Greek Cuisine machine guns, the kind used in Vietnam. They can other. for increased inheritance tax ex­ (capable of either single-shot or automatic firing) figures for the upcoming fiscal year. And there’s CHORCHES serving eoektaih even buy grenade launchers; all they have to do is Well, boss, it was a definite wow, I fired three emptions, which would benefit LIFETIME rustproofing into Buzz Guns. not much that can be done about it. As one WHERE YOU ALWAYS GET A qualify. clips of 30 rounds each, which accounts for the $30. farm families who have their WITH PUCHASE OF NEW Whatever the figures, the fact is clear. The Buzz congressional aide explained; ‘”rhe law has no 300 Middle Tpke. West / Manchester / 643-8676 Guns are in vogue. The weapons have become Quite naturally, the qualifications are written in The whole thing took nine seconds, and the business and assets taxed when an OR USED CAR OR TRUCK GOOD SCORE & MORE teeth. What can we do? Drag the president up here owner .dies and passes the farm awesome props in television shoot-outs, Sylvester law. Killorn says felons are out, so are mental bowling pin has been retired to my study, Piease for contempt of Congress because the budget is onto survivors. (' Rambo’ ’) Stallone wears them over his movie- incompetents. He says applicants must be send a check for the expense to me, in care of late?” house pectorals, and the U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, approved by local police, must submit to Dirty Harry; hey, what did I tell you about levity? » — MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Jan. 24. 19«6 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Jan 24. 1986 - 9_ Obituaries Party leaders mull charter choices within the district. “Why should one-quarter of the’ SPORTS______By AlexG lrelll current provisions of the charter Btmard J. Barube Elmer Thoren that give voters of the Eighth The existence of the independent town’s residents enjoy the tax Herald Reporter benefits from this growth ttr Bernard J. Berube. 81, of Man­ Elmer Thoren, 72, of Daytona Utilities District a separate vote on utilities district, which provides chester. formerly of Hartford and Beach, Fla., died Jan. 15 at his The five people the Democratic whether the town and district volunteer fire protection and support their fire and sewer husband of the late Rachel (Pepin) home. He was a Manchester native Party picks to serve on a charter should consolidate. sewer service to most of northern services?” ' and the husband of L>oretta (Lobu- But if the commission decides Manchester, has been a source of The Democratic directors and. Berube, died Wednesday at Man­ revision commission will be “the Cummings have charaterized the' chester Memorial Hospital. tus) Thoren. best and will be people who have those sections of the charter should irritation to Democratic leaders. Whalers are a far cry from Kotsy days charter provisions for a separate He was bom in Canada and had He also is survived by two minds of their own,” Democratic be eliminated or modified, voters They have charged that the town lived in Hartford more than 45 sisters, Frideborg (Frieda) Town Chairman Theodore Cum­ of the town will have a chance in subsidizes district operations. vote on consolidation within the District residents are charged a district as a “veto” for the district. years before moving to Manches­ Thoren and Lubin Kress, both of mings said today. the November election to decide Bv Bob PapettI — Wayne from Dave — since the elder forward came Manchester. He said the Democrats have not whether to change the charter, he separate tax for fire and sewer Cummings said the people elect: ter several years ago. Before his the Board of Directors and thfr“ Herald Sports Writer over from Quebec last Friday in a swap for Greg retirement in 1961, he had been The funeral was Jan. 18 at Grace yet decided who they will apppoint i said. services that is lower than that Malone. Dave, 24, also played solid D throughout his Lutheran Church in Ormond to the nine-member commission, “It is better to face the controv­ charged non-district residents be­ directors will ask the charter employed by Pratt & Whitney in revision commission to study “the HARTFORD — Defenseman Chris Kotsopoulos usual mega-minutes, while Wayne. 27. added two East Hartford for 40 years. He was Beach, Fla. The Dale Woodward which will likely be assembled by ersy than to hide from it under the cause the district’s fire depart­ bladed the puck behind his own net and disgustedly assists to run his totals to 1-5-6 in his three Whaler a member of the Holy Name Funeral Home, 1780 Oceanshore the Board of Directors when it self-serving anger,” Cummings ment is made up of volunteers. most controversial parts of the: charter.” cuffed it around the boards as time ran out in another games. Society and was a minister of the Blvd., Ormond Beach, Fla, 32074, meets Feb. 11. said. “All we are saying is’give the With several large develop­ frustrating NHL game at the Hartford Civic Center. “This is pretty impressive,” said Dave Babych, the Eucharist at St. Lawrence O’Toole was in charge of arrangements. Republican Town Chairman people a chance to decide.’” ments on the drawing board or “We should not avoid it because' it’s sticky and controversial,”. The whizzing missle just missed bruising the knees of acting captain while Francis is out. The two-time Church, Hartford. Curtis Smith said today the Repub­ The Demcratic directors, who under way in the northwest part of linesman Randy Minton, who had to leap as if jumping All-Star backliner pointed to the absence of Franis He is survived by a daughter. licans are deciding on' the four hold a six-to-three majority on the Manchester, which is mainly dis­ Cummings said. George RuMell Taylor The Republicans plan to ask the over a barrel. and right wing catalyst Kevin Dineen, also sidelined Jeannette AIzugaray of Hartford; members they will name to the town Board of Directors, plan at trict territory, the Democrats have The situation was all too familiar for Kotsopoulos, with a mending pinky. “It could’ve been the biggest a brother, Edgar J. Berube of George Russell Taylor, 78, of 124 committee. the Feb. 11 board meeting to become increasingly anxious for charter revision commission to Birch' St., died Thursday at Man­ study the question of electing who has seen his share of disappointments and excuse for a big slide. These guys are amazing, they Manchester; three sisters. Ad- “We want people who will speak appoint a nine-member revision consolidation. humiliations in this particular building. Years ago, just want to win so bad.” rienna Saya of We.st Hartford, chester Memorial Hospital. He out and show leadership, people commission to study sections 10.10 During a news conference Tues­ members of the Planning and was the husband of Helen (Musial) Zoning Commission. Under the' back in the early 1980s, ‘Kotsy’ was a mainstay blue Bothweil, the journeyman wearing Kotsopoulos’ old Aurore Joanis of Wethersfield and who will take a position and be and 10.11 of the charter, which day at which plans for the charter liner on what was one of the joke teams in the league. No. 24, helped exemplify the steady defensive game Adelia Pariseau of Manchester; Taylor. active," Smith said. {Wovide that consolidation of the revision commission were an­ charter, the PZC members are. appointed by the Board of: He still has the same type of job, on the same type of that will make or break the Whale through the next 34 two grandchildren; and many Born in Hartford, he lived in Cummings said the charter town and district cannot take place nounced, the Democratic directors contests. asked in a prepared statement; Directors. club — only the color of the sweater has changed. nieces and nephews. Manchester for the past 28 years. revision commission may uphold unless there is a favorable vote Kotsopoulos and the blue and white Toronto Maple "You have to play that way to win in the playoffs, The funeral will be Saturday at He had worked as a pressman at Leafs were bagged. 4-1, by the green and white when you get there,” said Bothweil, who has 8; 45 a.m. at Fisette-Batzner Fun­ the Hartford Courant and later as a Hartford Whalers Thursday night, before 12.035 participated in three post-seasons. “So you might as eral Home. 20 Sisson Ave., Hart­ foreman with the Meriden Record. zombies. well get used to it in the regular season.” ford, with a mass of Christian Man faces charges in cycle shop incident The win gave the Whalers a season-high four in a Since Franics was helped off the ice early in the first burial at 9; 30 a.m. in the Church of He was a past president of the American Association of Retired row, and put the franchise five games over .500 for the period Saturday night in Quebec, the Whalers have St. Lawrence O’Toole, Hartford. A Manchester man was arrested occurred shortly after midnight, overhead door had been smashed his left elbow. allowed three goals in over 8‘A periods. Burial will be in Cedar Hiil Persons, Manchester Green Chap­ first time ever in seven NHL seasons. ter 2399, a volunteer for the Meals early this morning and charged police said. Armstrong was found and a snow shovel was found on the Police said that when asked what If the campaign ended today, both squads would be Thursday’s game lacked hop, but it was never in Cemetery. Hartford. Calling hours with trying to break into the standing by an overhead door floor inside. The door’s lock had he was doing outside the shop, any doubt for the hosts. are tonight from 7 to 9. on Wheels program, a member of playoff-bound. the Manchester Senior Citizens’ Manchester Cycle Shop on West behind the bicycle .shop at 178 W. been opened, but seconds^ locks Armstrong “responded by saying' Hartford, 25-20-1 for 51 points, is two points out of Jarvis, who won four Stanley Cup rings whiie a 2 Middle Turnpike, police said Middle Turnpike after a resident prevented entry, police said. he was looking for a place to go to last in the Adams Division. member of the Montreai Canadien mid-70s dynasty, Center and a communicant of St. 2 Edna Simpson James Church. today. who lives upstairs reported that Armstrong denied he had any­ the bathroom, even though his Toronto, 12-29-5 for 29 points, is four points out of last added a short-handed goai to wrap up the triumph in Trevor J. Armstrong. 22, of 11 she heard glass breaking, police thing to do with the broken glass, residence is across the street.” in the Norris. the third period. Edna Simpson, 70, of East Besides his wife, he is survived Sylvain Turgeon, Francis’ probable replacement on Hartford, sister of Dorothy Gor­ Essex St., was charged with said. police said. But police said that Armstrong is being held on $5,000 The Whalers are now 2-0 without All-Star center Ron by three sons, John W. Tayior of third-degree burglary in connec­ Officers who arrived on the when Armstrong was taken to bond and is scheduled to appear in Francis, who will miss most of the rest of the season the Wales Conference All-Star squad, popped his man of Manchester, died Wednes­ San Diego, Calif., GeraldG. Taylor team-leading 26th goal to give Hartford a 1-0 lead day at Connecticut Hospice, tion with the incident, which scene said the glass windows of an headquarters, they found blood on Manchester Superior Court Feb. 5. because of strained ankle ligaments. of Manchester, and Robert A. . “About a week or two will show how much missing first-period lead. Fifty-nine seconds into the middle Branford. Taylor of Manchester; a daughter, stanza, a rushing Wayne Babych stuck in a slot feed She also is survived by two Ron Francis will hurt,” said ex-Whaler Kotsopoulos. UPl photo Mrs. James (Mary) Pinto of West dragging on a butt in a quiet Leafs’ dressing room, from his younger brother. nieces, three nephews, andseveral Hartford; two sisters, Florence 4 grandnieces and grandnephews. "My guess is that it won’t affect them as much as “Ali I ask is a chance to play.” said Wayne Babych. Whaler goalie Mike Liut (1) makes save Jarvis (27) tries to lend Liut assistance. 4 Stoto of Windsor and Ada Mus- people think. The Whalers have a lot of depth now.” “I know I can help,” Liut had 24 saves in Hartford’s 4-1 win The funeral will be Saturday at zynski of Rockville; 13 grandchild­ Dan Daoust converted a rebound for Toronto’s only as Toronoto’s Rick Vaive (22) and Steve 10 a.m. at the Newkirk & Whitney The outspoken Kotsopoulos played 241 games in over the Maple Leafs. ren; and two great-grandchildren. four years for Hartford before being peddled to goal at 2; 43, snapping the Whalers’ shutout streak of Thomas (32) apply pressure. Doug Funeral Home, 318 Burnside Ave., 105 minutes, 10 seconds. A littie over four minutes East Hartford. Burial will be in The funeral will be Monday at Toronto for Stewart Gavin in what has become a dandy deal for the Whale. And though he says he has later, ramrod Risto Siltanen cranked in one of his and Dave Tippett. . . “That’s my best line,” said Veterans’ Memorial Field, Hil­ 8; 15 a.m. from the John F. Tierney point slapshots to make it 3-1. Turgeon, who fired seven of the Whalers’ first nine lside Cemetery, East Hartford. Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St., no regrets for leaving, the 27-year-old defenseman shots on goni in the opening period, was especiaiiy in Evans, of the latter threesome. “I don’t want to break Calling hours are tonight from 7 to followed by a mass of Christian knows things are different here. Hartford center Ray Ferraro, moved up between them up. Their job is to check the opponent’s top line, The current Whalers aren’t just characters, they Turgeon and W. Babych, assisted on the first three evidence. 9. burial at 9 a.m. at St. James home goals, prompting some post-game neediing in "I told Ray, I got the wheels tonight, so pass me the and they’re outscoring them ". . The Whalers host Memorial donations may be Church. Burial will be in Mount St. have character. Hartford clubs during the Kotsy era puck and I'll keep going,” noted Turgeon. With the Ray Neufeld and the Winnipeg Jets Saturday night. . made to the American Cancer Benedict Cemetery, Bloomfield. possessed something akin to infinitesimal fortitude. the dressing room. The pre-All-Star game homestand continues next “Ray Francis!” heckled Bothweil. Whale's two best forwards still out of the lineup. Sly Society, 670 Prospect Ave., Hart­ Calling hours are Sunday from 2 to Kotsopoulos might not even recognize many of the the sniper has to keep it going. week, with a home-and-home series against Boston, ford, 06105. 5 p.m. Whalers’ key contributors, especially those who have “Ronnie Ferraro! ” yelled Gavin. and then a weekend set vs, the New York Rangers and joined the cause since October. Like the brothers “That’s ail I need, ” sighed Ferraro. Washington. . . Mike Liut, 16-13-1, stopped 24 shots in Get the feeling, these guys aren’t that worried? WHALER NOTES — Other Whaler lines included Babych — defenseman Dave and right winger Wayne Dean Evason between Gavin and Paul Lawless. net. He’s 20-20-2 as a Whaler, while back-up Steve ■— and experienced veterans Tim Bothweil on defense “Everybody is totaily aware of the situation.” said Weeks is 19-19-2... Hart ford is 18-0-0 when entering the Coach Jack Evans. “Everyone is trying to contribute Bobby Crawford between Mike Hoffman and Torrie 'and Doug Jarvis at center. Robertson, and Jarvis flanked by Paul MacDermid third period with the lead. Bolton LMC faces vote The Babych boys hooked up on their first direct goal a little more.” BOLTON - The Board of the defeat of the library-media Education Thursday night voted to center proposal and its effect on send a new proposal for a library the quality of educational and media center at Boiton High offerings. McMahon caught In the middle Schooi to referendum on or before The new LMC plan has the April 15. backing of the administration, A subcommittee headed by except for concerns that it does not schooi board members Michael allow for contingencies, such as Unfounded rumor stirs up city of New Orieans J Parsons and John Muro recom­ the influx of more students in the mended that the board support the next few years. School Superin­ J recommendation made by a citi­ tendent Richard E. Packman said that his rump was sore and his Chris O’Kelly, manager of a New zens' advisory group for a 2,800- today. The first plan Included a Bv Bruce Lowitt complaints that the Bears’ man­ Orleans radio station, said one of square-foot addition to the high classroom-sized computer lab that The Associated Press 1 agement wouldn’t allow his acu­ the station’s disc jockeys received schooi. would have given the school more puncturist to accompany him on calls that McMahon had made The board’s subcommittee will flexibility, he said. NEW ORLEANS — It was as if the team plane. such a statement, that the deejay ask members of the citizens’ Packman said he and represen­ the controversy Jim McMahon had The saga continued Tuesday and called Diliberto “and Buddy went committee to join it in selling the tatives of the school board will been looking for finally found him. Wednesday with updates on his with it.” By midafternoon, Dili­ plan to the community. Parsons present the LMC plans to the state The anti-hero quarterback of the highness’ soreness, th arrival of berto had been indefinitely sus­ said today. Bolton voters defeated Department of Education Monday Chicago Bears, who already had Hiroshi Shiraishi, acupuncture pended by his station. A a proposal in November 1984 for a to determine what aspects will s ta m i^ his own bizarre imprint treatments. McMahon’s rapid im­ "I had a message this morning 7,000-square-foot library and me­ qualify for state funding. on this Super Bowl with his clothes, provement — and his mooning a from some lady (snapping) at me dia center. The department has already his comments and one very sore helicopter during a workout. for calling them all names,” Parsons said that the citizens’ allocated $485,971 for the project, behind, got caught up Thursday in "That's no big deal.” he said by McMahon said. “1 had no idea committee, which studied the which was proposed two years ago. turbulence partly not of his own way of admission. ‘,'Just letting what she was talking about. I’ve needs of the school in regard to That funding is only available until doing. ’em know where it hurts.” been getting phone calls from computers, curriculum and facili­ June, which is another reason for A local television sportscaster, Where it hurts, he’s been receiv­ different women and men around ties, feit that the first proposal for a moving ahead on the project this passing along an unfounded, third- ing three acupuncture treatments New Orleans. I'll be lucky to be $820,000 center was too much. spring. Packman said. hand rumor as fact, said McMahon a day. “I’m 100 percent betterthan alive, I guess, after today. Parsons also said the board The school board has retained N had cast some disparaging re­ I was yesterday (Wednesday),” he "What makes me mad is the guy needs to act on improving school architect Alan Wiedie to draw up marks about the ladies and gentle­ said. “If it keeps healing the way went on the air with that and he had facilities in order not to lose the the specifications and cost esti­ men of the Crescent City. it’s been healing. I won’t have to no proof. He just had this guy's high school’s accreditation. The mates for the addition and renova­ By the time the rumor was shot word. I’ve enjoyed the people of New England Association of have treatments on Saturday or tions. Packman said he has no idea down, death threats and bomb Sunday.” New Orleans. I was down on Schools and Colleges Inc., which how much the new project would threats had been fielded by the McMahon also said he will be Bourbon Street last night, had grants accreditation to the school, cost. The plans must be ready by Hilton Hotel where the Bears are wearing a protective pad on his dinner and cocktails, and they’ve recently sent a warning to the high Feb. 27 for final school board staying — and a handful of women, sore spot during the game. treated me nicely. I signed a lot of school expressing concern about approval. Packman said. unaware that McMahon had de­ He went through a full practice autographs and I don’t think I’ve nied saying those nasty things, had Thursday, taking most of the snaps been abrasive to anybody.” staged a little protest. from center as the Bears worked At noon Thursday, Diliberto and Wetherell housing planned Each Super Bowl has found its out for two hours. Two helicopters his station apologized on the air. own niche in history one way or passed by during the session. Diliberto said he heard the denials Blanchard and Rossetto Real­ premature, the developers hoped another. “I’m very happy.” Coach Mike by McMahon and the Bears’ Usually it has come from the Ditka said. “We need him. He’ll be management and said. ‘T have no tors have applied to the Planning to keep the houses in the $100,000 game itself — Garo Yepremian’s and Zoning Commission for appro­ range. OK if they don’t shoot him down by reason to doubt their denials. val of a 42-Iot subdivision on laughable pass for Miami, Lynn helicopter.” "I sincerely apologize ... for the The PZC approved a zone change Swann’s acrobatics, Jim O’Brien’s The hottest news — having problems caused by these unveri­ Wetherell Street where they plan from Rural Residence to Planned to begin building houses in the game-winning field goal. nothing to do with football or fied statements.” he said, adding Residence Development for the Sometimes it has come from one UPl photo that he wished McMahon and the spring. site last fall. A public hearing will McMahon’s anatomy — hit the Blanchard and Rossetto want to character or another — brash Joe McMahon was cflught in middle by fans Wednesday night. Bears well. "I hope the remainder now be needed to consider the Namath and his "guaranteed” Chicago Bear quarterback Jim McMa­ of the week is devoted to prepara- subdivide 16.7 acres at 456 Wethe­ subdivision. allegation, which later was found to be At 10 p.m.. Buddy Diliberto, a rell St. to build single-family prediction, boisterous John Matus- hon (second from left) picks up some local TV sportscaster. told viewers tions for the game without distrac­ houses that would be affordable to Blanchard said he hopes to start zak and his predawn prowling of followers during stroll down fabled totally without foundation. that McMahon “really ripped New tions caused by my comments.” those earning moderate incomes. building by March or April and the French Quarter, outspoken Bourbon Street in the French Quarter, Orleans” on an interview on a The remaining distractions were Robert Blanchard said today. He plans to have some houses com­ . John Riggins and his costumes. Chicago radio station. "He ripped minor and seemingly misguided. McMahon is this year’s Riggins. the people. He ripped the ladies. He About two dozen women — and said that while projections are pleted by the end of the summer. ,In his outrageous adidas ensem­ here. But McMahon will never be or Sonny Jurgensen, a player about whom almost anything will ripped a lot of things.” Diliberto four times as many sports writers bles, his sunglasses, his headband At first it seemed he would have mistaken for Roger Staubach, for and two TV crews — materialized 2 to share center stage with William BobGriese, for any of the clean-cut be believed, true or not. It is called said. "Basically. I understand he episodes and his to-hell-with- 2 said most of the ladies he ran into at the Hilton for a protest. One Uranus gets visitor today everything attitude, he was the “Refrigerator” Perry, Walter quarterbacks adored by American having a reputation. motherhood as role models for Within hours of his arrival, were sluts. He said most of the woman carried a sign proclaim­ focal point even before the notor- “Sweetness” Payton, Dan “Da- people he ran into were stupid.” ing, “Only a true Patriot would : ious Bears and the anonymous nimal” Hampton, Otis “Mad Dog” their children. He is more in the McMahon grabbed the Super Bowl Continued from page 1 It would take 30 years for a by the throat with his comments Diliberto understood wrong. recognize a New Orleans lady.” spacecraft to fly directly from New England Patriots arrived Wilson and the rest of the Bears. mold of Ken Stabler, Bobby Layne Canaveral. Fla., in 1977 and has Earth to Uranus. Voyager 2 took followed a curving 3 billion-mile advantage of a planetary lineup course past Jupiter and Saturn to that occurs only once every 177 approach Uranus — a teat of years to fly past Jupiter and 4 unparalleled space navigation that Saturn, receiving gravitational Even history favors Bears in Super Bowl 4 has been likened to sinking a assists like a slingshot to acceler­ 1,560-mile-long golf putt. ate its journey to Uranus. lar season and then won the Super game, I was injured and went out This time around we are ready.” By Joe Mooshll of the game.” The Bears limited the Patriots to The Associated Press Bowl against the Bengais 26-21. In 1981, Oakland defeated Phila­ Payton had only 11 rushes for 19 only 27 net yards rushing and 179 Plea§e Join delphia twice in the regular season yards in that first meeting while passing, with 90 coming on Eason’s NEW ORLEANS — Everything, Craig James of the Patriots pass to James. THE ROUND TABLE SINGERS even history, seems to favor the and again 27-10 in the Super Bowl. managed only five yards in seven That touchdown and one play Chicago Bears in their upcoming And in 1977, Oakland defeated carries but helped avert a shutout from the 49-yard-line in the second of 1968-1980 for battle against the New England Minnesota in the regular season by catching a short pass from Tony quarter were the only times the Patriots. and again in the Super Bowl. Eason in the fourth quarter and Patriots were in Bears’ territory. THE MARTHA WHITE This will mark the fifth time in In the second game of the 1985 completing a 90-yard touchdown "That game will have no effect Super Bowl history that the partici­ season, the Bears smashed the on this game.” Bears tackle Keith MEMORIAL CONCERT pating teams have played each Patriots 20-7. So convincing was play. the victory that the Patriots were “It was so long ago and we have Van Horne said, “This is entirely I tribute to the late Martha White in recognition of her other during the regular season. changed so much,” James said. "I another game.” muiical contribution to the youth of Manche$ter. And only once has the team that able to spend only 21 seconds in don’t put any credibility in that lost during the regular season been Chicago territory. Linebacker Otis Wilson echoed Saturday, February 1st 8:00 P.M. The Bears took a 10-0 lead at the game. We have not played a that sentiment. “That game is able to record a victory in the revenge game this year, and this is over,” he said. ’’They’re playing Bailey Auditorium ManchcMter High School Super Bowl. half on a 32-yard touchdown pass Two years ago, the Los Angeles from Jim McMahon to Dennis not a revenge game at all.” better and we’re playing better.” General Admission — $5.00 Raiders lost to Washington during McKinnon and a 21-yard field goal In the first game, guard John Chicago guard Stefan Humph­ Hannah of the Patriots did not play ries didn’t play in the first game Reserved Patron Tickets on sale now at Manchester High the regular season but came back by Kevin Butler. Matt Suhey School or For information and to defeat the Redskins 38-9 in the scored on a short run in the third because of injuries and tackle and probably will not play in the Seating Available Steve Moore was making only his an reservations call 647-1280 after 5 pm . Super Bowl. period and Butler added a 28-yard a different football game. I think probably didn't think we’d be that Super Bowl “unless there’s In three other games, the team field goal. they are a much-improved football good defensively that early in the second professional start. injury or someone does not play up Proceeds from the Concert will benefit the season." “We’ve improved; we’ve got all to his potential." Martha White Scholarship Fund. that won during the regular season “What happened in September team. also won in the Super Bowl. will have no bearing on what “We had the upper hand by Walter Payton, Chicago’s star our offensive linemen healthy,” “An athlete has to have that In 1982, San Francisco defeated happens Sunday,” Bears Coach playing that game at home. We running back, said; “I’m curious fullback Mosi Tatupu said. “We feeling of thinking he can win,” Cincinnati twice during the regu­ Mike Ditka said. “I think it will be caught them unaware and they^ to play this game. In the first never really had an offense then. Humphries said. MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. -Ian 24. 1986 - 11

10 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Jan. 24, 1986 NHL roundup SCOREBOARD ‘Adams Family’ race will leave a good club out 37-34—73 Elaine crasoy 3334—74 Michele BerteottI 3339-74 Canadians 5. North Stars 2 w in, lose & DREW Pat Meyers 3338—74 G olf Val Skinner 3338— 74 and Randy Bucyk scored his second goal of the game H ockey Margaret Ward 37-37—74 By Ken Rappoport Montreal 1 2 2—5 Heather Farr The Associated Press into an empty net to clinch the victory. Minnesota 11 0—2 Dale Eggellng 3336—74 First period—1, Montreal, Bucvk 2 37-37—74 Therese Hesslon 37-37—74 (Skrudland), 5:28. 2, Minnesota, PGA reaulta Joan Delk The "Adams Family” in the National Hockey Whalers 4, Maple Leafs 1 NHL itindings Broten 19 (CIccarelll, Blugstod), 6:48. 33 3 3 - 74 Penny Pulz League is pretty tight these days. Ray Ferraro assisted on three goals and Wayne Penalties -^ a lo r, Mon, 11:49; Acton, LeAnn Cassadav 3339— 74 M in,14:38. S5SO,OOS Phoenix Open 3787—74 “ There are five good teams, and: somebody's not 4 a a 0 Or. At Phoenix, Adz., Jan. 23 Vicki Alvarez Babych had a goal and two assists to spark Hartford Second period—3, Montreal, Walter 11 Barbra MIzrahle 3338—74 going to make the playoffs — and it’s going to be a Patrick Olvislen (Robinson, Dohlln), pp, 3:00. 4, Minne­ First Round 39-35—74 over Toronto. W L T Pis. OF OA (POT 72) MIssle McGeorge good team,” said Quebec goaltender Clint Malarchuk sota, Bellows 8 (McCarthy), 4:59. 5, Nancy White-Brewer 37-37—74 The victory was the fourth straight for the Whalers, PhllodelpMo 34 14 0 68 214 147 Montreal, Naslund 31 (Carbon- 3338-74 of the skin-tight Adams Division race. Woshlnaton 28 13 4 60 182 149 Hubert Green 3281-43 Debbie Hall 25-20-1, who are five games over .500 for the first time' neau, Dahlln), 5:00. Penalties— 32- 32—44Laurl Peterson . 3334— 74 NY Islonders 20 17 9 49 184 168 Roberts, M in,2:33; Glngros, Mon, 6:39; Larry Mize 37-37—74 Malarchuk made the point Thursday night in club history. The loss was the fourth straight and PItlsburgh 22 20 5 49 Hal Sutton 33- 31—44 Cothv Kratzert Acton, Min, 12:50; Tremblay, Mon, 32-32-44 3338— 74 following a 4-0 victory over the New York Rangers at ninth in the last 11 games for Toronto, 12-29-5. NY Rangers 22 23 3 47 12:50; Rouse, Min, 14:27. Greg Norman Jerllyn Britz 3336-74 15 29 32-32—44 Cothv Morse Madison Square Garden. The victory kept the New Jersey Calvin Peete Dana How Chancellor 3334—74 Bruins 7, Jets 5 Adams Division Third Period—6, Montreol, Gainey Jack Renner 3332— 65 3336— 74 Nordiques just a point behind the front-running Montreal Jett Sluman 31- 34—45Nancy Tomich Montreal Canadians. 57 to 56, in the tighest race in the Keith Crowder scored two goals on Boston power 13(Nllan). 11:50; 7, Montreal, Bucvk 3 32-3385 *^39-35—74 Quebec (GIngras), 18:38. Penalties—Roberts, Barry Joeckel Sue Erti 37-38-75 plays as the Bruins hung on to beat Winnipeg. Hortlord T.C. Chen 3333- 46 Kim Shipman NHL. Min, 4:57; Ludwig, Mon, 12:59; Smith, Kris Managhan 35-40-75 Boston Mon, 17:08; Bellows, Min, 17:08, Joe Inman 3333—44 37-38—75 Only eight points separate the first-place team from The Bruins held three-goal leads three times — 4-1, Buffolo Andy Bean 32- 34—44 Lynn Stronev 5-2 and 6-3 — before nailing down their third triumph Tremblay, Mon, 19:52. 3333- 44 Cathy Reynolds 3337— 75 the last in the Adams, where every team is over .500. CompiMlI Conference Sandy Lyle 4335-75 "It's a pennant race, just like baseball,” said over Winnipeg since Jan. 11, completing the season Norris Division Shots on goal—Montreal 12-11-7—30. (Tavid Graham 35-31—44 Mindy Moore 34- 32-44 Carolyn Hill 3339— 75 W L T Pts. Minnesota 8-12-10—30. Jett Gryglel 37-38—75 Malarchuk. “ I like to compare it to that, because series between the two clubs. Cnicago 22 18 6 SO Power ploy conversions—Montreal 4-1. Ronnie Black 31-35-46 Sandra Spuzich Boston goalie Pat Riggin, who finished with 26 33- 33—44Patti RIzza 37-38—75 that's exactly what it is.” St. Louis 20 19 6 46 Minnesota 3^. George Archer 39-34-75 saves, rescued the Bruins with spectacular saves on Minnesota 18 21 8 44 Goalies—Montreal, Soetaert. Minne­ Tom Sleckmann 31- 35-46Amy Alcott Every other Adams Division team in action 35- 31—44 Sherri Turner 3340— 75 Toronto 12 29 5 29 sota, (Tasey. A-12.382. Mike McCullough 37-38-75 Thursday night was a winner, as the Montreal breakaways by Ray Neufeld and Brian Mullen in the Detroit 10 33 5 25 160 260 Bob Twov 34- 33-87Pamela Allen " " Thuraday'a collaga hoop raaulta 36- 31-47 Barb Bunkowsky 37-38—75 Canadiens tripped the Minnesota North Stars 5-2; the final seven minutes after the Jets had pulled to within Smvitie Division Referee—Dave Newell. Paul Azlnoer 35-40—75 Edmonton 32 11 4 68 247 ]»1 John Mahottev 3334— 67 Karen Mundlnger Hartford Whalers trimmed the Toronto Maple Leafs one goal. 3334- 47 Marta Flgueros-Dottl 35-40—75 Calgary 21 21 4 46 195 183 Basketball Howard Twittv 3340—75 4-1, and the Boston Bruins outlasted the Winnipeg Jets Neufeld and Mullen each scored two goals, Los Angeles 15 25 6 36 1*? H5 Phil Blackmor 34-33—47 Deb Richard Blues 4. Kings 3 Brandrti75,Worcft»«rT«ery47,MarsHIII51 Corev Povin York’s Don Maloney (12) is held off by Quebeck blanked the Rangers, 4-0. 4 56 182 141 15:27. Portland 27 19 .587 S Lee Trevino 3335—70 LaVae Industrial Montreal added a third-period goal by Bob Gainey, 4-1 lead. Adirondack 26 12 Citadel 74, Furman 72 37- 33—70 Maine 22 16 5 49 165 169 Shots on goal—St. Louis 13-6-4—23. Los Phoenix 15 26 .366 17'/2 Cumberland48, Bryan Coll. 44 (3on Foreman Charles Hartley Jr. 257-227-6M, Ray Fredericton 21 23 6 48 195 182 Angeles 6-10-11—27. L.A Clippers 16 28 .364 18 E. Tennessee St. 87, Appolochlon St. 70 (Jory McCord 34-34—70 Chittick 235-547, Dick Murphy 225-551, 4 46 151 155 Power-ploy conversions—St. Louis Seattle 15 28 .349 18’/2 Gardner-WebP 78, Elon 71 Brett Upper 37-33—70 Moncton 21 17 34-34—70 Al Schuev 254-268-498, Andy Breault Sherbrooke 18 21 6 42 198 183 6-3. Los Angeles 9-1. Golden State 14 32 .304 21 Georiietown (Ky) 48, Kentucky St. 45 Tom Pernice 234-214-407, Dave Mazzoll 200, Floyd Novo Scotia 13 27 6 32 164 213 Thursday's Results (Jeorgla Southern 71, Houston Bopt.55 Bill Sander 3335—70 Totten 216, Butch Savino 221-574, Mac NBA roundup Goalies—St. Louis, Womsiev. Washington 114, Phoenix 112 Hampden-Sydney 74, E. Mennonlte48 Al Gelberger 34-36—70 Soulhem Division 3335—70 Seoar 557, George Desormles 210, Mike Hershev 26 15 2 54 193 152 Los Angeles, Jonecyk. A-9,943. Houston 124, Sacramento 107 Kentucky 74, Georgia 49 Ben Crenshaw PrestI 213-203-607, Rick Funke 214-5W, Rochester 25 15 3 53 186 162 New Jersey 106, Utah 105 Lander 40, Newberry 55 Johnny Miller 3334—70 Bill Leonard 200, John Stratton 554, Blnahomton 21 21 4 46 171 171 Referee—Don Morouelll. Portland 117, Seattle 107 (2ot) Lee Coll.83, Milligan 71 Buddy (Sordner 34-36—70 John Myers 224-224-443, Rich Higgins Springfield 21 20 3 45 177 172 Fridoy's Gomes Lenoir RhyneTO, Pembroke St. 47 Eduardo Romero 3334— 70 212-203-598, Brian Brown 218-200-406, St. Cothorlns 19 24 2 40 175 196 (Ail Times EST) Llmestone93, Coker 84 Dovis Love III 3335— 70 Fred KozIckI 201-212-573, Joe Paggloll Brulna/.JetsS Donnie Hammond 3334—70 Rockets chalk ’em up at home New Haven 17 26 3 37 178 210 Golden State at Boston, 7:30p.m. Miami (Fla.)71,Baptist40 203202-590, John KozIckI 211-203-584, 27 4 36 158 186 New York at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. Peter Jacobsen 3334— 70 Boltinnore 16 MontevalloSI, Athens St. 54 3335— 70 Leon Bilodeau 244-612, John McCarthy Thursday's Result Winnipeg l 2 2—5 Milwaukee at Indlona, 7:30 p.m. N.Carolina St. 47, Mary lend 55 A-Scott Verplonk 257-224-224-705, Don Wilson 224-585, Dan Fredericton 6; New Haven 2 Phi ladelphia at Cleveland. 8 p.m. N.C. Wesleyon43, Va. Wesleyan52 Leonard Thoitlpson 3334— 70 106-104 before he was fouled by Boston 2 3 2—7 3335— 70 Humiston 200-209-591, Dan Tylutkl end of the third period and pushed Fridoy's Gomes First period—1, Winnipeg, Neufeld 16 Detroit at Dallas, 6:30 p.m. Old Dominion 47,S. Florida 43 Jim Gallagher Jr. 200-225-580, B arry PInney 235-412, Bv William R. Barnard Blazers 117, Sonics 107 Darryl Dawkins, giving the Jazz a St. Catharines at Binghamton Son Antonio at Denver, 9:30 p.m. • Plkevllle90, Thomas More77 Ed Florl 37- 34—71 their advantage to 105-87 in the (Boschman, Steen), pp, 7:38. 2, Boston, 3335— ^71 B orrv Flanagan 225-22-409, The Associated Press Guard Steve Colter salvaged a chance to tie. Dantley, an 82 Novo Scotia at Moncton NIenhuls 14 (Pasin), 13:27. 3, Boston, LA Lakers at LA Clippers, 10:30 p.m. Presbyterlon 89, Allen 74 Dick Most fourth quarter. Maine at Rochester Kasper 12 (Markwart, Burridge), 16:00. Soturdoy's Gomes Richmond 47, Navy 41 Brad Fobel 3336— 71 tie after the first overtime, then percent frec-throw shooter, made Adirondack at Sherbrooke Penalties—Ellett, Win,3:49; Kluzak,Bos, Milwaukee ot New York, night S.Carollna45,Clemson44 KIkuo Aral 3337— 71 Eastern Business It takes more than injuries and "1 would have been happier to scored six more points in the the first shot and missed the Atlanta at Washington, night Nick Faldo 38- 33—71 Hershev at Springfield 7:02; Courtnalt, Bos, 16:26. SC-Spartanburo90,SC-Alken75 John Burger 141, Joe Melzen 144-140- ejections to keep the Houston see Akeem go out,” Kings center second extra session to lift Por­ Saturday's (James Second period—4, Boston, Burridge Golden State ot Indiano. night Samford74,Centenorv70 Jodie Mudd 3337—71 second. Rochester at Adirondack 9(unosslsted),l:10.5,Boston,Crowder20 Phoenix at Chicago, night Chris Perry 37-34—71 147-431, Dave Dynes 158-140-399, Mike Rockets from winning at home. LaSalle Thompson said. "He con­ tland over Seattle. Birdsong and Albert King led the Shaw 101, Borber-Scotlo73 3335—71 Davis 154-3941 Lorry Aceto 154-140-408, St. Catharines at Boltimore (Simmer, Bourque), p p , 6:03. 6, Detroit at Houston, night St. Augustine's 101, J.C. Smith 95 (OT) Willie Wood "When teams come in here now, sistently hurts us more than The Sonics. losers of six straight, Pot McGowan 3335—71 Larry Seretto'144-418, Tom Harrison Nets in scoring wifft 19 points each, J Binghamton at Hershev Winnipeg. Carlyle 7 (unossisted), 9:36.7, Dallas at San Antonio, night Sue Bennett 82, Berea 79 it starts with the skycaps at the R a lp h ,” 150-141-410, Dave Lachapelle 157, Ron led by two points with oniy seconds J Fredericton at Maine Boston, Pederson 15 (Middleton, LA Clippers ot Utah, night Va.Comm.81,Jacksonvllle80(2OT) Jim Colbert 3334—71 while Karl Malone added 18 for Denver at LA Lakers, night Mike Hulbert 3334— 71 Joiner 154-143-164-481, Don Matthews airport telling them how the Thorpe and Sampson shrugged remaining in both regulation and New Haven at Moncton Court nalD.pp, 10:37.B.WInnloeo, Mullen W. Georgia 74, Livingston 40 140, Ken Melzen 164, La rry Fahey Utah. Sherbrooke at Springfield 12 (Hawerchuk, Marols), pp, 11:33. Portland at Sacromento, night Winston-Salem St. 84, Saint Poul's47 Lorry Nelson 3335— 71 Rockets are going to whip them,” off their shoving match that the first overtime period. Layups Penoltles—Ellett. Win, 7:43; Mullen. New Jersey ot Seottle, night Wlnthrop94, Benedict 72 John Jackson 34-37—71 178-405, Bob Holmes 140, Mick Holmes Bullets 114, Suns 112 Lorry RInker 3334— 71 152-147-410. Robert Reid said after he came off resulted in each getting a with four seconds left by Terry Win, 10:05; Boschman. Win, major Midwest Jeff Malone scored 31 points and Whalers 4. Maple Leafs 1 (fighting), 10:57; Courtnoll. Bos, molor Blackburn 74, MacMurrav64 Clarence Rose 3335— 71 the bench to lead Houston to a technical. Porter and by Colter with seven Ken Brown 3334—72 Leon Wood collected 12 of his 21 in (fighting), 10:57; Markwart. Bos, 11:12; Nets 106. Jazz 105 Bradlev47,llllnolsSt.43 Powder Pull 124-107 NBA victory over Sacra­ “ He grabbed me in a head lock seconds remaining tied the score Campbell. Win. 16:03; Ellett. Win. (Jrand Valley 87,Oakland (Mich) 75 Tom Watson 3334—72 the fourth quarter as Washington Toronto 0 1 0—1 Brian Mogg 3336— 72 mento, the Rockets’ 22nd victory in when I came down for a rebound at 91-91 and 103-103, respectively. molor (high-sticking), 17:01; Bourque, Greenvllle42,Prlnclpla55 Mary Wright 179-487, Kathy Randall handed Phoenix its fourth straight Hortford l 2 1—4 Bos. 19:32. NEW JERSEY (106) llllnols47,OhloSt.4S Mike Smith 3334—72 204-481, Ruth Ann Glass 189, Edith 23 home games this season. and I pushed him off,” Thorpe Kiki Vandeweghe scored 31 First period—1, Hartford, Turgeon 26 Williams 4-10 4-8 12, King 9-17 1-2 19, Doug Tewell 3334—72 loss. Third period—9, Boston, Crowder 21 Ind.-Central 80, Bellarmlne71 3334—72 Tracy 193-485, Sharron Caruso 220-504, Starting forward Rodney said. points. Mychal Thompson 24 and (W. Bobych, Ferraro), 11:53. Penalties— (Linseman, Simmer), pp, 1:57. 10, GmlnskI 5-10 0-0 10, Birdsong 9-16 1-2 19, Indiana 71, PurdueTD(OT) Gene Sauers Joan Topping 453, Terry SlemlnskI McCray played only two minutes Walter Davis’ three-point play McGill, Tor,9:47; Benning, Tor, 18:59. Winnipeg. Mullen 13 (Hawerchuk. Cook 1-5 (H) 2, O’Koren 4-5 0-2 9, Iowa 74, Northwestern 43 (3ovld Hobby 3337— 72 192-473. “ His hand got undermyarmand Clyde Drexler 22 for the Trail A 3337— 72 had given the Suns their last lead Second period—2, Hortford,W. Bobych Marols), 2:38. 11, Winnipeg. Neufeld 17 Dawkins 3-4 1-1 7, Richardson 8-15 2-218, Kansas 81, Missouri 77 Billy Plerot because of a bruised teg and Ralph that was it,” Sampson said. "I Blazers. Jack Sikma had 26 points (Ferraro, D. Bobych), 0:59. 3, Toronto, (Small, Steen). 12:05. 12. Boston. Ronsey 0-5 2-2 2, Johnson 4-7 0-0 6, I.ewls49, S. lndlona59 George Burns 3334-72 Sampson was ejected in the third late in the game. After the Bullets Dooust 5 (Ihnocok, Gill), 2:43. 4, Linseman 13 (M iddleton), 19:11. Turner (M) (M) 0. Totals 47-9411-19 106! .MarlonOS, lndlanoTech84 Stu Ingraham 3338— 72 TrI-Town haven't landed a punch yet.” and 19 rebounds for Seattle, and Al Hartford, Slltonen B (Ferraro, W. UTAH (105) Keith Fergus 3334-72 period when he was whistled for his Wood added 24 points. wasted three scoring opportunities Penalties—Mullen, Win, 4:34; Bourque, Mlnnesoto47,Wlsconsln4S Howie Edwards 212-400, Dick Kings­ Thompson led the Kings with 22 Bobych),6:54. Penalties—Bothwell.Har, Bos, 13:22; MacLean, Win, 14:12. Dantlev 14-26 8-13 36, Malone 7-14 4-916, North Park 48, Carrol 143 Bruce Lletzke 3337— 72 second technical foul. The first in the final 30 seconds, Dan 15:25; Turgeon, Har, 19:32. Eaton 7-100-014, Green 7-111-115, Hansen Northwood 48, Soglnow Volley (Mich) Dole Dougloss 34-38—72 ley 232-579, Ed Aknhelm 259-583, Gus points and 14 rebounds, and Eddie Nets 106, Jazz 105 3334—72 Senkbell 204-544, Ray Bessette 203570, followed a brief scuffle with the Roundfield was credited with the Third period—5, Hartford, Jarvis 5 Shots on goal—Winnipeg 13-7-1 Ir 2-7 7-6 11, Bailey 4-14 3-3 11, Stockton 45 Jock Nlcklous Johnson added 21. Reggie Theus winning points when Phoenix (Tippett), sh, 7:58. Penalties—Murzyn, 31.Boston9-14-9-32. 0-2 0-0 0, Wilkins 0-1 (H) 0,Scurry04)(M) . Rosarv41,St.Francls74 (3onnv Edwards 3334-72 Bob Kozuch 235-507, George Mayer Kings’ Otis Thorpe and the second New Jersey took a 106-102 lead on Har, 6:47; Ihnacak, Tor, 14:56. Power-play conversions—Winnipeg 0, Mannion 0-004)0. Totals41-6523-34105. S.1lllnols45, Indlona St. 42 Miller Barber 3338— 72 223545, Stu Parker 201-525, Bob M iller came when Sampson argued an and Mike Woodson each scored 18 Otis Birdsong’s basket with a forward Ed Pinckney was called 3334— 72 200-505, Joe Kehoe 245-553, John Booth Shots on pool—Toronto 10-8-7— 4-2. Boston 6-3. St. Jo s ^ 's 7 5 , Ky. Wesleyan 72, (OT) Don Holldorson UPl photo official’s call. points. minute remaining, then held on to for goal-tending. 25. Hartford 11-16-4—31, Goalies—Winnipeg, Bouchard, Hay­ New Jersey 25 27 27 27^106 Walsh 74, Dyke 75 (Jovld Lundstrom 37-35—72 526, Emil Stavens 505, Andy Michaud Utah 29 23 30 23—105 Mark Lye 3335— 73 531, BUI Calhoun 530, John M llle 528, The Rockets won 43 games and "Everything went sour for us.” win when sharpshooter Adrian Jay Humphries scored 24 points ward (10:37 2nd). Boston, Rlggln. A— Xavier (Oh) 80, Cincinnati 74 Bob Edwards 513, Dave Edwards 501, Golf legend Jack Nicklaus does not have a happy look on Power-ploy conversions—Toronto 10 191 Three-point goal—O'Koren. Total Southwest Gory Koch 3337—73 lost 119 in the two seasons that Theus said "They are an explosive Dantley missed a free throw for and Larry Nance 21 to lead the N 37- 34—73Mac McDonald 509, Dave McAllister 3-0. Hartford 3-0. Referee—Don KoharskI fouls—New Jersey 27, Utah 17. Fouled Arkansas St. 42, McNeese St. 49 Mike West his face, and with reason. Nicklaus fired a one-over-par ended in 1984, but their near­ Utah with four seconds left. Suns. Manute Bol, Washington’s out—Williams, Dawkins. Rebounds — H. Tlllotson74, E. Texas Baptist 74 Chip Beck 38- 35-73500. team and they got hot. Then we Goalies—Toronto. Bernhardt. Hart­ New Jersey 39 (Williams 11), Utah 51 Lamar 72, SW Louisiana 44(OT) Mike Reid 3335—73 72 to stand nine strokes off the pace set by Hubie Green invincibility at home has left them missed quite a few shots and that A basket by Dantley, who scored 7-foot-6 center, had 12 points, 12 ford. LIut. A—12,035. (Eaton 15). Assists—New Jersey 34 Lubbock Christian 84, Torleton41 Mork Ptell 37-36—73 Nile Owls with the league’s third-best record was the game.” 36 points, cut the Nets’ lead to rebounds and nine blocked shots. (Richardson 10), Utah 27 (Green 6). N.Texas St.54, LoulslanaTech 50 Pot Lindsey 3335— 73 after the opening round of the Phoenix Open. Referee—Bryan Lewis. Technicals—Dawkins; New Jersey, Ille­ NE Louisiana 47, Texas-Arlington 55 Mike Donald 37-34—73 Laurie Gagnon 182-199-194-575, Lisa overall this season. Volleyball gal defense. A—12,199. Paul Quinn Col 74, Austin Col 45 Mike LaBouve 3337—73 Hatfield 223-180-549, Karen Tracey “ In the old days, teams would Flyers 5. RedWlngs2 Texas-EI Paso 45, Colorodo St 57 Robert Wrenn 37-34—73 182-188-508, Beth Haack 503, Kennie say, ‘chalk up a victory, we’re Rockets 124, Kings 107 Tulsa54,W.TexosSt.37 Andrew Magee 37-34—73 M oir 178-444, Doreen Gagnon 184-481, West Bill Glosson 3337—73 Marlon Smith 174-444, Arlee Foley going to Houston,” ’ said Reid, who Detroit 1 0 1—2 Rec volleyball Arizona 43, Oregon St. 42 Russ Cochran 3588—73 181-484, Marian Gordon 200-491, Kothy Green finds swing, had 23 points on ll-for-17 shooting Philadelphio 2 1 2—5 SACRAMENTO (107) Arizona St. 74, Oregon 58 Bobby Nichols 37-34—73 BerzenskI 442, Jodi Iskiwicz 457, Judy and 10 rebounds. "Now we say, First period—1, Phllodelphia, Kerr American results — Ambulance Olberdlng 1-1 0-0 2, Tyler 5-8 1-2 11, Brigham Young 44, Air Force 45 D.A. Welbrlno 3337— 73 Clemson 457. 39 (Howe, Zezel), 7:y. 2, Detroit, Service def. A.B.A. Tool & Die 5-15, Thompson 9-13 4-5 22, Theus 7-22 4-5 18, Cal-lrvlne85, Long Beach St. 43 Christy O'Conner Jr. 3338— 73 ‘tbank you for showing up, the Yzerman 13 (Clchockl, Probert), 15:07.3. 15-4, 15-9; Insurers def. Buffalo Water Woodson 6-14 66 16, Thorpe 4-11 2-3 10, Cal-Santa Barbara 52, Fullerton St.39 Don Poolev 3336— 74 victory will be ours.’ (3avld Ogrln 3338— 74 $17SJXl0Showboatlnvltatlonal Philadelphia, Crossman 3 (Kerr, Tavern 15-6, 15-5, 16-14; Redwood Johnson 7-14 7-10 21, Drew 1-2 1-2 3, At Las Vegas, Nev., Jan. 23 In other NBA games, it was * PUBLIC NOTICE * Peter Senior 3334—74 ieads Phoenix goif Zezel). pp. 17:33. Penalties—Duguay, Farms 15-11. 15-3, 12-15. Klelne 1-10-02, Kelley 0-204)0. BratzO-20-0 Det, 1:13; RISutter. Phi. 1:13; Zezel. Standings — Redwood 31-2, Insurers 0,Henry060-00,Totols41-90 25-33107. Big East standings Mike Molasko 3336— 74 Washington 114. Phoenix 112; New Fuzzy Zoeller 3334—74 (Top 24 players, with match play records Phi, 2:07; Lolselle, Det, 4:11; Larson, 27-6, Watkins 15-18. Ambulance Service Big East Conference O’oM and pintail totals tar five rounds — 40 6-under 65 were Jack Renner, Jeff Jersey 106, Utah 105; and Portland Det, 9:18; Borrett, Det, 10:42; Leavins, 11-22. Buffolo Water Tavern 7-26, HOUSTON (134) Jett Mitchell 37-37—74 PHOENIX (UPI) - Hubert W L W L Bobby Wodkins 37-37—74 gomes.) Sluman and Barry Jaeckel. 117, Seattle 107 in double overtime. Det,16:14. A.B.A. Tool & Die 7-26. McCrov 0-0 04) 0. Sampson 8-13 2-2 16. St. John's 5 1 18 2 1, Pete McCordIc. Houston, 44,8,888.2, Green may have found the solution Second period—4, Phllodelphia, National results — Elmore Assoc, Ololuwon 6-15 6-9 22, Lloyd 4-6 3-4 11, Charlie Bolling 39- 35—74 Green said his problems began Akeem Olajuwon, who scored 22 Syracuse 5 1 14 2 Jim Kish 3337— 75 Larry Laub, T ucson, Ariz., 53,8,801.3, J Im to his long search for the perfect Propp 31 (Poulin, Tocchet). 17:48. def. Alcar Auto Parts 12-15,15-4,15-12; Lucas 9-12 1-2 20, Reid 11-17 1-2 23, Georgetown 5 2 14 3 WInklepleck, Gladstone, Ore., 7-1, about the turn of the decade, when points, also avoided disqualifica­ ® FACTORY® Isao Aoki 37-38—75 Penalties—Ro. Sutter, Phi, 4:44; Poulin. Manch- Property Maint. def. Economy Petersen 5-11 0-1 10, Wiggins 4-9 4-5 12. 8,779. 4, E rnie Schlegel, V an­ swing. tion for the Rockets, playing the Phi,8:35; Young, Det, 9:57; Propp, Phi. Electric 15-12,15-11,15-9; North Enders Leavell2-52-26,Walters0-3OO0,Ehlo0-2(M) Vlllanova 4 2 12 8 Al Murdock 3339— 75 "I'm thinking a lot better about he lost the ability to hit a controlled Pittsburgh 4 3 13 5 John Inman 37-38—75 couver, Wash., 53, 8,742. 5, Ron Bell, whole fourth quarter with four 9:57; Melrose. Det, 14:26; Ro. Sutter. def. Buffalo Water Tavern 15-7, 15-5, 0, Harris 1-204)2. Totals52-9519-27124. Boston College 2 4 11 6 Akron, Ohio, 3-5, 8,754. 6, John Gant, slice off his drives. Phi, 14:26; KIslo, Det. 15:40; Ro Sutter, 15-7; Six Packers def. Redwood Raid­ Steve Pate 3337—75 my golf game,” Green said after Connecticut 2 4 10 5 Mike Franko 3339—75 Pittsburgh, Pa., 44,8,726. firing an 8-under-par 63 Thursday That led him to seek help from fouls. Phi,19:23. ers 15-8. 15-10. 15-12. Sacramento 32 21 32 23-—107 Providence 15 9 6 Sampson had 12 points and five UNAUTHORIZED SALE Third period—5, Philadelphia, D. Smith Standings — Six Packers 28-5, North Houston 33 26 39 26^134 Craig Stodler 3339—75 to take the first-round lead in the several people, including profes­ Seton Hall 0 6 10 10 Richard Zokol 3337—75 7, Ron Williams, Cahokla, III., 32, rebounds in the first half, leading 6 (Ro. Sutter, Rl. Sutter). 8:52. 6, Enders 22-11, Economy Electric 21-12, Three-point goal—Lucas. Fouled 8,723. 8, Gary Skidmore, Albuqueraue, sionals Bill Kratzert and Patty Philadelphio, Carson 5 (Nach- Manch. Property Maint. 21-12, Alcar out—None. Total fouls—Sacramento 23, Kent Chase 41-35—76 $500,000 Phoenix Open. Houston to a 59-53 advantage. Saturday's Games Tom Purtzer 4337—77 N.M., 44, 8,479. 9, Philip Rlngener, Big Rizzo and "acoupleof people in the Over 100 cars in stock - bauer). 10:16. 7, Detroit, Burr 1 (Kocur, Auto Parts 16-17, Elmore Assoc. 14-19, Houston 22. Rebounds — Sacramento UConn at Syracuse, 8 p.m. Spring, Texas, 44, 8,478. 10, Mike "For the first time in six or seven Larson), pp, 13:19. Penalties—Eriksson, Buffalo Water Tavern 7-26, Redwood 51 (Thompson 14), Houston 35 (Reid Henry White 4337—77 gallery.” Despite his ejection, the Rockets St. John’s ot Pittsburgh Blaine McCalllster 4337—77 Jasnau, Wichita, Kan., 44,8,475.11, Bob years. I can stand over the golf ball must be sold immediately. Our yards are full - we Phi, 11:54; Ladouceur, Det, 14:57; Raiders 3-30. 10). Assists—Sacramento 27 (Theus Georgetown at Boston College Chamberloln, Auburn Heights,Mich.,44, extended the margin to 98-85 at the Lodouceur, Det. double-minor (served Women’s results — Clark Paint def. 10), Houston 36 (Lucas 17). ■ Tony SIMs 3334—78 and know I can hit it left or right. I He now says his game is “ much Providence at Vlllanova Mark WIebe 3334—78 8,472. 12, Steve J. Martin, Kingsport, by Probert), 18:19; Rot Sutter, Phi, 18:19. Main Pub 15-8,15-4,15-7; Buffalo Water Technicals—Thorpe, Sampson 2 Monday's Games Tenn„ 35, 8,438. used to be able to do it in the 1970s closer” to being where he wants it. must reduce our inventoryl No reasonable offers Tavern def. Nichols Manch. Tire 15-7, (elected). A—13,215. Brad Faxon 4339—79 Shots on goal—Detroit 6-7-10—23. 15-8, 15-6; B&J Auto Repairs def. Georgetown at Providence 13, David Ozio, Vidor, Texas, 53,8,434. when I was playing well.” and is better than where it was 2 will be refused. Trades accepted. 2 Philadelphia 20-10-11—41. Spruce St. Mobil 15-12, 15-11, 16-14; Penn vs. Vlllanova (Palestra) 14, Dave Husted, Mllwaukle, Ore., 53, Starting on the back nine at the when he won the PGA Champion­ McHale out Power-play conversions—Detroit 5- Nutmeg Home Improvement def. Her­ Blazers117.Sonlcs107 Tuesday's Game 8,433.15, Don (Senalo, Perrysburg, Ohio, Phoenix Countp: Club, Green ship last year. itage Auto Body 15-11, 15-8, 6-15; Syracuse at Boston College (Boston 44, 8,430. 14, Walter Ray Williams Jr., BOSTON (AP) — Forward 1. Phlladelphlo7-l. Garden) LPGA results Stockton, Calif., 35, 8328. 17, Sam carded nine birdies, including four "I could not fade the ball in the Goalies—Detroit, MIo, Loforest Woodland Gardens def. Tierney's 15-8, SEATTLE (107) Kevin McHale will be sidelined 15-11. 15-12. McDaniel 9-21 3-5 21, Vranes 2-8 2-2 6, Wednesday's Gomes Flanagan, Parkersburg, W.Va., 3 3 at the turn that brought him into PGA.” he said. "I could not hit the (20:00 2nd). Philadelphio, Jensen. A— Centra) Connecticut at UConn, 6p.m. 17,211. Standings — Buffolo Water Tavern SIkma 11-22 4-4 26, Henderson 36 2-4 9, S3O0JI0O Mazda Clastic 1, 8315.18, Steve Cook, Roseville, CalK., contention. Of his nine birdie putts, ball left to right, and that was Friday night when the Boston Referee—Ron Fournier. 32-1, Woodland Gardens 23-10, Nutmeg Young 1-7566, Phelps 0-304)0, Wood 9-21 Seton Halt at Boston College At Boca Raton, Fla., Jan. 23 44,8312. Celtics play host to the Golden Home Improvements 22-11, B&J Auto . 66 24, McCormick 2-3 3-4 7, Soturday, Feb 1 (Par 72) 19, Tony Carlello, Des Plolnes, III., 35, seven were from 10 feet or less. scary.” SAMPLE Repairs 20-13, Clark Paint 19-14, Tler- BrIckowskI 2-2 2-2 6, Sobers 0-2 04) 0, Boston College ot Providence Judy Dickinson 3333—48 8304. 20, Sam Zurich, Hernando Beach, That performance gave Green a Norman said he didn’t take State Warriors, the National Bas­ NordlquesA.RangersO n ^ 18-15, Spruce St. Mobil 11-22, Pope0-104)0,Johnson04)04)0. Totals39-98 Seton Hall at Pittsburgh Betsy King 3333—68 Fla., 331, 8,583. 21, Mike Aulbv, ketball Association club an­ St. John's at Syracuse one-shot lead over a group of four much time off after last year’s NIcItoIs Monch, Tire 10-23. Heritage 27-33 107. Beth (janlel 3335—69 Indlanopolls, 23, 8,577. 22, Robert nounced Thursday. Auto^ody 9-24, Main Pub 1-32. PORTLAND (117) Maryland at Vlllanova Tammy Fredrickson 3333—69 Worrall, Flaostatt, A rlz„ 44, 8,551. 23, golfers headed by defending cham­ PGA Tour, and it seems to be BUYS Qutbtc 1 2 1—6 Thompson 11-21 2-4 24, Vandeweghe Jane Crofter 3333—69 Rev Perez, Cincinnati, 23, 8,550. 24, pion and Tournament of Cham­ helping him out. McHale will be forced to miss the 4 NY Rangers 0 0 0—0 13-275-931, Jones (M)(H)0. Colter 4-102-210, Mark Roth, Spring Lake Heights, N. J .,35, Kathy Whitworth 33-37^70 game because of a sore left 4 First period—1, Quebec, Kumpel 6 flee basketball pions titlist Calvin Peete. Also in Drexler. 9-22 4-5 22, Johnson 16 0-4 2, Hollis Stacy 3335—70 8482. Achilles heel, spokesman John (Goulet, Glllls), 4:48. Penalties—P. Poxson 1-7 36 5, Kersey 6^11 2-2 14, Sherrin (Jalbralth 3335—70 that group at 7-under 64 are Greg Meanwhile, Peete tore up the Stastnv, Que, 7:05; Ridley, NYR, 6:47; Creed said in a news release. 1985 GOLF Porter 4-10 1-2 9. Totals'49-114 19-34 117. (Jawn Coe 37-33—70 Norman. Larry Mize and Hal front nine of the course, but fell off 4'DR,. AUTOMATIC. POWER B’rEERINQ, SUN Maloney, NYR. 14:53. Scholastic Seattle 19 23 25 24 12 4-107- Adult Pla Nilsson 38-32—70 McHale’s status will be day-to- Second period—2, Quebec, Goulet 32 Sutton, a bit on the back nine, parring out ROOF. SPLIT SEAT. REAR WIPER S WASHER. Portland 23 17 25 26 12 14—117 Silvia Bertolaccinl 33-37—70 day after that, Creed said. (Sauve, P. Stostny), pp, 17:20.3, Quebec, Three-point goals—Seattle, Hender­ style 84 (Duane Milner 25, Bruce Lisa Young 3332—70 Calendar Trailing by another shot at the last four holes. PLUS TAX Hunter 14 (Goulet, Picard), 16:36. son (1-1), Young (1-5). Fouled out— LeOoyt 17, Dave Westerman 12), Amy Benz 37-34—71 *8100 AREO. Penalties—Kumpel. Que. 5:52; NY Vranes, Drexler. Total fouls—Seattle 30, Manchester Cycle 80 (M ark Plekas 33, Jackie Bertsch 3335—71 Rangers bench (served by Gogner). tiling girls Portland 27. Rebounds—Seattle 57 Stan Alexander 22, Ed Kowal 13). Jo Ann Washam 3337—71 17:09. DIRasa Cleaners 84 (Jae DePasquo The llllng girls varsity basketball (SIkma 19), Portland 67 (Jones 13). Jan Stephenson 37-34—71 TODAY Third period—4, Quebec. Goulet 33 Assists—Seattle 21 (Young 6), Portlond 32, Carl Bulauclus 20, Don Gulnan 12, Judy Ellis 3336—71 (Hunter, Moller), 7:43. Penalties— team got by Bennet, 27-25. Heather John Connelly 10), Sportsman Cote 72 Boys Basketball Lovery sank a pair of free throws to 28 (Drexler 11). Technicals—Henderson. Sally Little 37-34—71 Eost Hartford at Manchester, 7:30 Patriot girls avenge setback Palement, Que, 3:16. (Dean Frodel 20, Jim Coureen 12, win the game with seven seconds left. Kathy Hite 39-32—71 Aaulnas at Eost Catholic, 7:30 Shots on goal—Quebec 15-8-11—34. NY Carrie Johnson 10, Bob Penney 10, Tim Becky Pearson 3334—71 Rangers 10-10-12—32. Amy Mann canned 12 points to lead the Bullets 114,Suns 112 Hogan 10). Coventry at Cheney Tech, 7:30 winners, while Jodi WIdmer, Tam Barb Thomas 3336—72 Bolton at East Hampton, 7:30 Power-play conversions—Quebec National standings — Westown Allison Finney 3334—72 COVENTRY — The last time the the lineup, and Lisa Talaga made a Deb Bellerose. She led Putnam to 3-1. NY Rangers 3-0. Dubois and Karen Ratt played well Pharmacy 7-1, DIRoso Cleaners 7-1, Girls Basketball defensively for 6-2 llllng. PHOENIX (112) Linda Hunt 3336—72 Manchester at Eost Hartford, 7:30 clubs met, back on Dec. 14, 1985, solid contribution with 10 points its early season win over Coventry. Hose Co. 4-2, Sportsman Cote 4-4, B.A. Donna White 37-35—72 Goalies-Quebec, Malarchuk. NY Adams 3-4 4-4 10, Nance 9-20 3-4 21, Club 3-5, Irish Agency 3-5, Monch. Bar Bovs Swimming Putnam High handed visiting and 5 steals for the home club. The Patriots are back in action Edwards 312 3-8 9, Humphries 9-12 4-4 24, Rosie Jones 3337—72 Manchester at Windham, 3:30 Rangers, Honlon. A—17,412. Assoc. 28, Smoke 08. Janet Coles 3334—72 Coventry High a 41-30 loss. “ Lisa has been struggling of late Monday afternoon at Rocky Hill 1985 JETTA Thompson 4-71-29, So nders6-94-516,Davls American standings — PaganI Cater­ Notre Dame at East Catholic (at 1986 QUANTUM Colleen Walker 37-35—72 Coach Ray Dimmock felt his but she came out of it tonight,” High at 5 p.m. S4W.. MREEO. AIR CONO.. MET. PAINT, Referee—Ron Hoggorth. 4-124-514, Plncknev3-41-37,Robey0-104)0. ers 88, Style 7-1, Green Hardware 5-3, Manchester High pool), 3:30 44)R.. AUTOMATIC. ROWER 8TECRINO. AIR COND. Totols438524-39112. Muffin Spencer-Devlln 3337—72 Dimmock cited. r u stpr o o f, ster eo RADIO. T ransactions Allied Printing 5-3, Manch. Cycle 28, Sandro Palmer 3335—70 Patriots owed Putnam one. COVENTRY (41) — Pam Bagnall 3 . STEREO RADIO. WASHINGTON (114) SATURDAY PLUS TAX Manch. Police 2-4, Glenn Const. 28, Stephanie Farwlg 3334—72 “ This was a nice one to win. We Coventry burst out to a 16-5 bulge 1- 2 7, Stacey Rabertson 2 0-0 4, Kim RLU8TAX Jones 0-1 08 0, Robinson 8-18 0814, Bol Gentle Touch Car Wash 1-7. Men's Basketboll SREO. 6-7 01 12, Malone 12-25 78 31, Williams Pat Bradley 3336—72 Holyoke at MCC, 8 feel we are a better team than they after one period, led by Talaga’s 8 Mizesko 3 4-4 10, Leslie Danehy 41-213, SREQ. 18200 LIso Talooo 5 0-3 10, Shawn Dickson 0 *10.965 Baseboii 312 2-2 8, Roundfleld 4-64-412, Wood 4-12 JoAnne Corner 37-34—73 Girls Basketball are,” he cited following his Patri­ points, and never looked back. 8-11 21, (3oye 58 48 14, BrodleyO-0080. Sue Foglemon 33313—73 East Catholic at South Cothollc, 7 0-0 0, Anna Werfel 1 0-0 2, Makiko Baltimore — Released outfielder Women’s Rec Leslie Danehy netted 13 points M lglta 3 0-0 4, Sue Harris 20-04, Maura Don Ford. Totals448925-34114. Beverley (Jovis 37-34—73 p.m. ots’ 61-37 romp over Putnam Phoenix 30 29 21 32 — 112 Sportsman's Paradise55 (M ary Neu- Jane Blalock 3337—73 Ice Hockey Thursday night in Coventry. and Kim Mizesko added 10 Danehy 01-2 1, M ollle Jacobson 1 2-44, Radio, T V San Francisco — Signed pitchers Atlee Brenda ThalackerOO-1 0. Totals 24 9-20 Hammoker and Mark Davis to l-yeor Woshington 30 33 20 31 — 114 belt 18, Mary LInsenbIgler 11), Amuse­ Alice RItzman 3335—73 South Windsor vs. Manchester (at The tournament-bound Patriots markers and 13 rebounds for the contracts; sold Inflelder Fran Mullins to Three-point goal—Wood. Fouled ments Unlimited 54 (Rita Lupacchino Ok-Hee Ku Bolton Ice Palace), 7:15 p.m. 41. 29, June Derench 10), double OT. Nina Foust are now 9-3 for the season; Putnam winners. Pam Bagnall chipped in PUTNAM (37) — Lodonno Menoche TONIGHT Cleveland. out—Sanders, Bol. Totol fouls— Fairfield Prep vs. East Catholic (at Phoenix 25, Washington 28. Prime Time Players 45 (Kim Longo Pcrtricia Jordan 39-34—^73 Bolton Ice Palace), 9:30 p.m. dips to 3-10. with 7 points and 8 rebounds. 0 3-7 3, Crista Falzarano 3 4-8 12, Lori %m an/ # 1 Volkswagen ^ 7:30 College basketball: UofH vs. Botkttbali Charron 0 0-0 0, Amv Crabtree 0 1-2 1, Milwaukee — Signed center Earl Jones Rebounds—Phoenix 41 (Nonce 11), 15, Betsy King 12), Irish Insurance 42 Mary Beth Zimmerman 3335—73 Wrestllns Crista Falzarano and Kelly Dery ^ ol GREATER HARTfOflO CT ■■■ Marquette, WKHT (Sandy Gold 18, Shelly Zola 10). Coventry , was minus Stacey Cathy Morin 0 1-2 1, Tracy LeFebyreO 7:30 Celtics vs. W arriors, to a 10-day contract. Woshington 49 (Bol 12). Assists— Cothv Johnston ? t '2 ~ 2 Manchester at Fermi, noon (XIT630FF181 NORTH ON HT M 24 TOLLAND TURNPIKE. VERNON, CONN. 649-2638 Phoenix 24 (Adorns 4), Washington 21 Standings — Sportsman's Paradise Cindy Mackey ?i'2I~2 East Cothollc/Blaomfleld at Far­ Robertson and Sue Harris for that each popped in a dozen points for 2- 5 2, Kelly Dery 5 2-4 12, Down SportsChannel College Menoche 1 4-4 4. Marshall — Football coach Joe (Wlllloms 7). Technicals— 31, Amusements Unlimited 32, Irish Shirley Furlong 37-36—2 mington, 1 p.m. first meeting. They were back in Putnam, which was minus injured 9:00 Boxing: John Meekins vs. Insurance 2-5, Prime Time Players 1-6. Vicki Fergon 3335—73 Ramon Santana. ESPN Redmond resigned. Woshington, Illegal defense. A—4,973. St. Paul at (Thenev Tech, 11 p.m. MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, Jan. 24, 1986 - 13

I t - MANCHESTER HERALD. F r id a y . Jan. 24, 1986 College basketball roundup FOCUS/ Weekend Knight’s antics fishy after win

By Dick Brlnster No. 11 Kentucky 74, Georgia 69; Nevada-Las Vegas sharpshooters UAB 81-63 The Associated Press No. 17 Bradley 67, Illinois State 63 Anthony Jones and Freddie Banks. Jones scored 28 points for the It’s a 40-minute game, and that in overtime; No. 18, Alabama- was 20 minutes too long for North Runnin' Rebels, now 18-2 and 7-0 in His Indiana Hoosiers had just Birmingham 81, North Carolina- Carolina-Charlotte. Alabama- beaten bitter Big Ten rival Purdue Charlotte 63, and No. 19 Texas-El the Pacific Coast Athletic Assoia- tion. Banks added 21, including Birmingham, 18-4 overall and 6-1 by a point in overtime, and all Paso 65, Colorado State 57. in the Sunbelt Conference, reco­ Coach Bob Knight would tell was a five three-pointers. Three were in Top Ten succession as UNLV erased a 66-59 vered from a 30-29 deficit late in the fish story. first half and ran away to lead by Kansas 81-77 deHcit. “ What an unbelievable (warm) as many as 22 points. day we got for January. I sat on There was no relaxation among “ He’s got the green light to go one-on-one," UNLV Coach Jerry Steve Mitchell scored 19 points this lake fishing and I thought how the Kansas Jayhawks, particu­ and James Ponder added 14 for the Tarkanian said of Banks. “ He can insignificant basketball really is,” larly after they blew most of a Biazers. Mike Milling had 17 points create a lot of things." said Knight, who refused to answer 13-point lead in the closing minutes for the visiting 49ers. any questions following Indiana's of the game at Missouri. The Aggies, who had won seven 71-70 victory Thursday night over " I was thrilled, thrilled to death straight games, got 25 points from UTEP 65-57 Gilbert Wilburn and 21 from Kenny the 15th-ranked Boilermakers. to win,” said Kansas Coach Larry Texas-El Paso didn’t figure to Travis, New Mexico State is 5-1 in “ I hate to leave you, but I think Brown, who has lofty ambitions. have to much trouble with 7-11 the PCAA and 11-4 overall. I ’m going to go plan my fishing trip ” We desperately needed to win if Colorado State, but the Miners — tomorrow," said Knight, who we’re going to fight for the top Second Ten who trailed by two points early in frequently crosses swords with the spot.” Kentucky 74-69 the second half — had to press. media. Forward Ron Kellogg led the Led by Juden Smith with 15 It was easy for Kentucky, which And that had to stand as the Jayhawks with 27 points, the last points, U TE P hiked its record to led 8-0 and was in front all the way. Indiana story, because all the two coming on free throws that 16-3, including 5-2 in the Western But Coach Eddie Sutton was not players — including the hero of the clinched the game for Kansas, now Athletic Conference. Dave Feitl satisfied. He had the Wildcats night, Steve Alford — left without 18-2 overall and 4-0 in the Big Eight had 13 points for the Rams. saying anything, either. Conference. practicing shortly after the last of Alford’s presence was felt at Despite the Tigers’ late rush, the crowd had filed out of Rupp Unranked | Reduced prices both ends of the court, however. He Missouri Coach Norm Stewart was Arena. Ed Davender led Kentucky. 15-2 At Columbus, Ohio, Ken Norman scored 13 of his foul-plagued not satisfied. overall and 6-1 in the Southeastern scored 10 of his 27 points in the final team’s last 17 points, made the ” 1 think we were a little afraid Conference, with 15 points. Willie six minutes, including the go- abound Sunday only field goal of overtime and out there,” said Stewart, whose 2 Anderson lopped Georgia, 10-6, ahead basket with 51 seconds left to stole the ball to deny Purdue a final Tigers fell to 16-6 and 3-2 in the Big 2 carry Illinois to a 67-65 Big Ten chance to win, and 3-4 in the SEC, with 14 points. By Nancy Pappas Eight. victory over Ohio State. Anthony Alford wound up with 27 points as Forward Derrick Chievous led Bradley 67-63 (OT) Welch had 16 points and Glynn Herald Reporter the 12-4 Hoosiers improved to 4-2 in .Missouri with a game-high 31 the Big Ten. The visiting Boiler­ Bradley, led by center Mike Blackwell 12 for the Illini, 13-5 points and Jeff Strong added 20. UPl photo makers, led by Melvin McCants Williams’ career-high 30 points, overall and 4-3 in the Big Ten. Where will you be when the Chicago Bears and Todd Mitchell with 14 points UNLV 88-79 scored the first five points of Dennis Hopson had 22 points for and the New England Patriots face off on New Mexico State was playing — overtime and hung on for its 10th Ohio State, 9-7 and 3-3, and Brad Maryland’s Tom Jones (41) heads for the basket as North apiece, fell to 5-2 and 16-4. Sunday? Elsewhere, it was No. 7 Kansas and winning — before the largest straight victory. The Braves are Seliers scored 16 of his 20 points in the second haif for the Buckeyes, Carolina State’s Charles Shackleford (33) defends. Can’t afford that charter flight down to 4 81, Missouri 77; No. lONevada-Las crowd in its history, but most of 19-1 overall and 6-0 in the Missouri 4 who lost their third straight. Wolfpack won ACC contest, 67-55. Vegas 88, New Mexico State 79; 13,709 were disappointed by Valley Conference. New Orleans? Cheer up! Sports commentators who’ve spent the week in the Mardi Gras city report that only talk is cheap King and Dickinson share LPGA iead in the French Quarter. The prices for drinks Sports In and munchies are sky high. BOCA RATON, Fla. (UPl) - ” It’s definitely an eye-opener to shot four birdies. birdie when she failed to sink a Not so for fans who stay in Manchester. Milner’s connection pleads guilty Betsy King and Judy Dickinson be playing such a tough course so The 35-year-old Dickinson, who 3-foot putt on her 17th hole. The Many restaurants and taverns in this area overcame water and wavy greens early in the year,” said defending has been on the tour eight years, Limekiln, Pa., resident said her PITTSBURGH — A former Pittsburgh bartender has pleaded are trying to woo your patronage with large Thursday to score 4-under-par 68s champion Hollis Stacy, who shot a won her only LPGA victory, the game plan is simple. guilty to three of 11 counts of selling cocaine to retired Pittsburgh and share a one-stroke lead going 2-under 70. Boston Five Classic, in 1985, and “ I just keep working on my television screens, free hors d’oeuvres and Pirates outfielder John Milner. was the ninth-ranked money game, and if I improve that way into today’s second round of a Bad weather held off Thursday, reduced-price beers. Some spots which Paul Mosco, 30, who faces a maximum sentence of 45 years in winner with $167,809. King, who then the rest will take care of $200,000 women’s golf tournament. and the 144 golfers vying for the normally remain closed on Sundays will open prison and a $75,000 fine, entered his plea Thursday before Judge started the LPGA in 1977, has won itself,” she said. While the two-month-old Stone- $30,000 first prize in the four-day Donald E. Ziegler of U S. District Court on the day his jury trial five tour victories, ranked sixth just for this occasion. bridge Golf and Country Club tournament that kicks off the 1986 Pat Bradley, who earned the No. with $214,411 in 1985 earnings. Here’s what the Manchester Herald found. was scheduled to begin. proved tricky to other golfers, LPGA tour were not buffeted by 2 spot on last year’s money list with Hsrtid photo by Bathtw The government agreed to dismiss the remaining eight counts neither King nor Dickinson, both winds during the first round. Dickinson said she scored a $387,377, started the day as the Sorry if we’ve left out your favorite night against Mosco in return for his plea. Mosco was permitted to among the LPG A’s top 10 money tournament favorite but finished Ron Marconi and Alex Santoro toast the New England Sunday. Marconi is the owner of Antonio’s Pizza & "Wind did not blow today, as it “ great” birdie on the final hole of spot. Call ahead to see if anything special is remain free on bond pending sentencing in March. winners, complained. with a par-72. Nancy Lopez, who had during the practice rounds, so the round. She managed to land on in the “ game plan.” Patriots, as they get ready for parties on Super Bowl Family Restaurant. Santoro works at the restaurant. “ The greens putted very true, topped last year’s money list at it played differently,” said King, the green with a slice from a spot and 1 felt like if you could read four feet behind a tree and sink a $416,472, is not playing in the 30. Chicken pox fells LSU cagers them, they would fall,” Dickinson 25-foot putt. Daniel, who was classic because she is five months Buffalo Water Tavern — 622 E. Middle said. One stroke behind the leaders at paired with Dickinson, called the pregnant with her second child. Turnpike. Buffet featuring stuffed shells and BATON ROUGE, La. — Louisiana State basketball star John 69 were Beth Daniel. Jane Crafter Kegs are going fast The 6.368-yard course has large, shot spectacular. Fredrickson, 23, who qualified Williams is one of two players on the team who has been and Tammy Fredrickson. Tied for cold cuts, ribs and sausages, from 2 p.m. wavy greens and narrow driving for the tour in October, is starting hospitalized with chicken pox, school officials announced. third at 70 were Silvia Bertolac- ” To make the birdie was pretty Beer prices reduced. Three standard areas lined with water traps. But her first LPGA tournament. She Dr. Jim Osterberger, internist and team physician, said cini. Dawn Coe, Sherrin Galbraith, great,” said Dickinson, who lives J the new spread has none of the was asked about her 3-under par televisions. in the nearby Jupiter. Fla., area. J Thursday night that Williams and Bernard Woodside had wind-breaking condominiums and Pia Nilsson, Sandra Palmer. ” I was rolling the ball so well I just performance. Get set for ‘party-party’ weekend contracted chicken pox and were hospitalized at Our Lady of the Stacy. Robin Walton. Kathy Whit­ trees that sat off the fairways at Capone’s — 336C Broad St., in the Lake Regional Medical Center. Deer Creek, the Deerfield Beach, worth, and Lisa Young. thought I could make anything.” ” I think I dreamed about it,” she left, the trick is going to be lo keep it McMahon? At Luigi’s Restaurant on Immediately after a hews conference Thursday, the whole Fla., site of last year’s Dickinson came off the greens King did not pile up any bogeys, said. “ But I just try taking shot by Manchester Parkade. Hors d’oeuvres buffet, Thinking of throwing together a stocked a selection of buttons, hats. cold from Saturday afternoon until Hartford Road, you’ll get a small team was taken to Our Lady of the Lake for testing. tournament. with five birdies and a bogey. King and only narrowly missed a fifth shot, which I did.” drink specials. Three 4-foot televisions. last-minute Super Bowl party at T-shirts and sweatshirts. Items home? If so, you’ll be joining range from $1.50 to $30 each. Sunday. cheese pizza free with every large thousands of others who plan to Marconi is a loyal Patriots fan. The ideal way is to clean out a pizza that’s got two or more Harpo’s — 432 Oakland St. Hot dogs 50 refrigerator, remove one or two of toppings. You’ll get a medium Saints want Mora as head coach NBC brinqina TV army to show Super Bowl cents. Draft beers 75 cents. Three 4-foot and celebrate heartily on this, the and most of his souvenirs either reflect his favoritism toward New the shelves, and stick the keg in cheese pizza free with every sheet A NEWr.W ORLEANS — The New Orleans Saints said Thursday W W m ■ occasion of the first appearance by A three standard televisions. there. pizza that’s got at least two toppings. night they expect to announce their new coach shortly after the the Patriots in a Super Bowl game. England, or simply commemorate a clock winding down as soft music Enberg and Olsen will enter the Super Bowl and withheld comment on a report they are on the By Ira Kaufman extra cameras (from Super Bowl Demand for Super Bowl souvenirs Super Bowl XX. But the store does ’’But is your refrigerator is full of X V II) is because of the telestrator plays in the background. Superdome armed with data and Aldo’s Pizzeria on Spruce Street verge of signing Jim Mora of the U.S. Football League. United Press International Hungry Tiger — 120 Charter Oak St. Free and kegs of beer has been have a limited number of Chicago goodies, you’re going to have to (an analytical tool that helps ” We just thought that one hour anecdotes and expecting the will give you your fifth pizza free, A team source told UPl he believed the Saints had narrowed hot and cold hors d’oeuvres buffet, cheese particularly intense this year, local Bears baseball-style caps. ’’You’ve procure a large garbage pail and a NEW ORLEANS - The NBC explain why a play worked or into the pregame, we’d give worst: four of the last five Super after you purchase four at regular their field of candidates to Mora and Richie Petitbon, the merchants report. Paperama on got to be fair,” Marconi said. lot of ice.” said Mortlock. peacock comes to Super Bowl XX failed). everybody a chance to slow down, Bowls have been over by the start and crackers, raw vegetable sticks. Draft price. And at Little Caesar’s on East Washington Redskins’ assistant head coach-defense, catch their breath, stretch, do of the fourth period. Broad Street reports that Patriots If you’re hoping to serve beer by with every color — and camera “ We’re not adding the cameras beer 75 cents. Several televisions. 4 p.m. to If you don’t feel like cooking, there Middle Turnpike, you can get four just for the sake of saying that whatever they have to do and then “ We’ll be prepared if there’s a paper cups and Super Bowl pennants the keg, call your favorite package angle — imaginable end of ball game. are a number of stores ready to large pizzas and four liters of soda More than $11 million worth of we’ve got more than the network get back to enjoying the pregame blowout,” vows Nathanson. who — just 99 cents — are selling well. store as soon as possible. Demand Fairfield trips up Iona supply hot dishes, even as late as for $19.95. electronic equipment and seven that did the game previously.” show,” says executive producer has participated in all 10 of NBC’s has been far heavier than usual, said N Sunday afternoon. NEW ROCHELLE, N Y. — Tony George scored 22 points miles of cable will be utilized in the Art Watson, president of NBC Michael Weisman. Super Bowl telecasts. ” We have Jury Box — 7 Walnut St. Free halftime “ This is going to be a really party- sales clerks at several shops. A what we call a shopping list and if If you like to dine in a festive Thursday night to lead Fairfield to a 80-65 triumph over Metro six-hour telecast surrounding Sports, says his 225-member crew When the music stops and the buffet. Draft beer 75 cents, all drink prices party weekend,” said Norm quarter-barrel sized keg will give The Shop-Rite Supermarket at 214 kickoff begins (5:15 p.m. EST), the game is exciting, we don’t get atmosphere, there is a good Atlantic Athletic Conference rival Iona. Pat Yerina added 19 America’s most publicized sports is ready to excel under pressure. reduced. Free champagne for those rooting Mortlock, the owner of Cooper Hill you about 150 eight-ounce glasses of Spencer St. has a large selection of Watson will be rooting like mad. to many things on the shopping selection of items at Paperam a on points and 10 rebounds and Jeff Gromos had 17 points and 9 event. Nine cameras are needed “ This is THE event,” says Liquors on Cooper Hill Street. beer. A keg will cost you from $19 hot foods, which includes beef or Watson. ” No sporting event equals Not for the Patriots. Not for the list,” for the winning team. Standard televisions. Broad Street. Among the items are rebounds for the Stags, 13-6 overall and 6-0 in the MAAC. Richie for just the two-hour pregame “ People who have never watched a (for Busch Beer) to $29 (for barbecued pork ribs at $2.99 per show, labeled ’’Super Sunday: An the Super Bowl in the United Bears. NBC has decided to add a third red, white and blue streamers. Simmonds scored 14 points and Bob Coleman 13 for the Gaels, Super Bowl in their lives are Lowenbrau and Michelob.) pound, whole chickens at $1.59 per American Celebration.” States. It gets the highest ratings Against a rout. man in the booth and Bob Griese Lafayette Escadrille — 300 W. Middle Patriots vs. Bears pennants. New 7-12 and 3-3. watching this weekend, just because Another 22 cameras will bring an and is just something special. I ” We try to stay with the game,” will work the telestrator. pound, chicken wings at $1.89 per Turnpike. Free snacks. $1.99 for all-you-can- it’s New England playing.” The average price is about $24, Orleans posters, flags,Jootballs, and think this one has a shot to be the Watson says. ” We let the game be "Initially, my reaction was one pound, and baked beans for $2.29 per estimated audience of 116 million which covers Budweiser, M iller and even an enormous foam hand with the game between the New Eng­ biggest ever, a game that will the story. Some people want to of reserve,” admits Enberg, "but eat buffet of hot dogs, pizza, meatballs, Lest the guests show up in plain pound. O’s place Ford on waivers Coors beer, the three most popular the index finger extended, on which land Patriots and the Chicago attract people who don’t normally address personalities, but our style his contribution with the telestra­ sausage with peppers and onions, baked ziti. everyday clothing. Ron Marconi of keg brands in this area. Once you’ve is printed this prediction: “ Number BALTIMORE — Dan Ford, who helped the Baltimore Orioles Bears and the production and watch football. I ’d say the two keys is our style. If we’ve got a real tor can be a real bonus. What we Antonio’s Pizza & Family Want to munch pizza while 1, New England Patriots.” to the world series championship in 1983, was placed on waivers technical crew of 135 will help NBC for a good Super Bowl telecast are exciting game, we just let it roll.” want to do is allow the fan to Please turn to page 15 Restaurant on Main Street has located a distributor with a few kegs watching Andre Tippett scrunch Jim Thursday for the purpose of giving him his unconditional release. feed 207 stations. to catch all the important plays And what will make Watson understand and appreciate what’s happening on the field.” ' Ford, 34, played in 28 games with the Orioles in 1985, batting All this from the network with and to have enthusiasm.” groan Sunday? “ A blowout,” he says, "When it’s According to Watson, ABC didn’t .187 with one home run and one RBI. the avowed "less is m ore” Watson can’t help but be enthusi­ 28-0 at halftime, you just say it’s a distinguish itself in its Super Bowl The Orioles are required to pay about $450,000 of his approach. astic by the advertising rates NBC “ Dick Enberg and Merlin Oisen will receive. A 30-second spot in the bad weekend and leave it at that.” X IX telecast a year ago. guaranteed contract for 1986. are as disciplined as any team pregame show costs approxi­ going when it comes to announcing mately $200,000 and that rate Exhibition documents a revoiution in scuipture LSU’s Wilson academically ineligible a game” says coordinating pro­ vaults to $550,000 for 30 seconds ducer Ted Nathanson. ’’They know during the game itself. BATON ROUGE, La. — Nikita Wilson, a starting forward and that the pictures tell a great story One minute of the pregame show Be somebody. two of the most admired sculptors can Pop to Italian Arte Povera. are captain of the Louisiana State basketball team, Thursday was and that atmosphere noise is often will be dedicated to the sounds of By Frederick M. WInshIp United Press International at the turn of the century, and you represented . ruled academically ineligible and may not play for the rest of this the best audio. As far as equipment silence as NBC experiments with a The Industrial Revolution destroyed can perceive the enormity of the season. goes, the only reason we have two 60-second intermission, featuring AMONG the most eye-engaging (H NEW YORK (U Pl) - As the 20th revolution in aesthetic tastes. Coach Dale Brown, whose team is ranked 13th in the nation, works in the show are Walter De century nears its end, modern sculpture's status as a symbol of po\wer criticized instructors who gave failing grades to Wilson and THOUGH STILL NOT accepted Maria’s aluminum icons of the 2 sculpture has outstripped modern and privilege. Sculptors were left on their called their rejection of his appeal a “ kangaroo court.” in certain philistine cultural cross, the swastika and the six- painting in radicalism and inven­ pointed star, Johns’s painted tiveness, a development which own to experiment with issues of space, pockets, modem sculpture has changed the way we look at bronze Savarin coffee tin holding could not have been predicted 50 shape, materials and structure that they paint brushes. David Nash’s Cashion heads Super officials years ago when sculpture was three-dimensional art so inaltera- had no incentive to consider in the era of bly that we can no longer accept “ Three Clams on a Rack” carved regarded as the subordinate art. of beech and oak.woods. Noguchi’s NEW ORLEANS — The National Football League announced The emergence of the 1900s as a such limitations as realism, ideai- Thursday Red Cashion would referee Super Bowl XX and head patronage. ism, and beauty for beauty's sake. “ Magic Ring” in pink travertine, Century of Sculpture is implicit in and Eva Hesse’s curtainlike ’’Ex­ an eight-man crew which contains only one with previous NFL The same transformation has the increasing number of museum panded Expansion” in rubberized title experience. survey exhibitions and retrospec­ occurred in painting in the 20th 4 cheesecloth. Cashion, an N F L gam e official for 14 years, is the chairman of tive shows of individual artists. Century, but painting always had fewer traditional restraints. Charles Simonds’ "Tow ers” in the board of an insurance company. He served as referee for the The latest of the survey shows, with issues of space, shape, ture. Many are household names — materials and structure that they Jasper Johns. Willem de Kooning. Ranging down the Guggen­ unfired clay make us feel like wild card playoff gam e between the San Francisco 49ers and titled “ Transformations in Sculp­ discoverers of a Lilliputian civili­ ture: Four Decades of American had no incentive to consider in the Roy Lichtenstein, Isamu Noguchi, heim’s spiral exhibition ramp, New York Giants. zation. Dan Flavin’s “ Monument” and European Art.” is on view at era of patronage. For the first Claes Oldenberg, Louise Nevelson, these iconoclastic sculptures have Joining Cashion will be umpire Ron Botchan, head linesman of seven fluorescent tubes catches the Guggenheim Museum through time, sculpture was treated as an Andy Warhol — and many others a beauty all their own — boldness, Dale Williams, line judge Bama Glass, back judge A1 Jury, side Prewashed Jeans ^ 1 4 * ® the essence of a cathedral. Jim Feb. 16. independent object and the boun­ are fam iliar to even casual daring, a sense of surprise and judge Bob Rice and field judge Jack Vaughan. Only Rice worked Dine’s sagging ’’Bedspring” in­ Diane Waldman, curator of the daries that had separated sculp­ gallery-goers. often of mystery — that demands a a Super Bowl before — Super Bowl XVI between San Francisco terspersed with painted objects show, points out that sculpture ture and painting were brojien strong response on the part of the and Cincinnati. Their works conjure up images suggests how we spend a third of ^ 1 0 ^ Unwashed Jeans ^ 1 3 ^ ^ tended to remain academic after down. viewer. Few shows have ever that seem as American as Norman our existence. Jack Youngerman’s the 16th century when it reached looked more beautiful in the Rockwell to anyone under 40 years museum’s vast domed space with “ Black Juba” exerts the fascina­ unprecedented heights during the THE SHOW DOES NOT include of age — Campbell tomato soup Renaissance, while painting was the pioneers of modern sculpture, its distant vistas of the art on view tion of a carnivorous flower. Corduroys ’13^^ cans, limp plastic toilets, painted Joseph Beuys’s "Animal freed by the advent of perspective such as Gabo, Picasso, Brancusi, as well as the usual close-up plaster hamburgers, rows of Woman!’, cast in 1984, seems to to create a world of illusion. Matisse, Duchamp. Moore and inspection. $ SAVE MONEY $ bricks, hunks of raw wood, rusting The works of three seminal bring the history of sculpture full Sculpture mimed the material Baccioni. because of the time steei tubes, earthworks, com­ stricture of the survey. Some 120 sculptors of the 1940s and 1950s — circle. The human part of the Be a earner! world and looked to painting for pressed automobile wreckage, iiee Stonewash Jeans *15»» works by 58 artists from the 1940s Americans David Smith and Jo­ standing figure suggests the fe­ There 8 a special feeling that newspaper carriers have Inside. It’s images that would please its fluorescent bulb arrangements, to the present are included, mostly seph Cornell and Swiss Alberto male fertility statuettes of the SENTRY OIL CO. called self-respect. When you’re a newspaper carrier, you show patrons — the church, state, and constructions of junkyard frag­ UPl pKoto noble or wealthy collectors. Americans with a sprinkling of Giacometti — are highlighted with Paleolithic Era while the animal FAST DELIVERY you’re not just a kid anymore. You’re somebody. And respect islust ments, and shadow box coilections part recalls the new freedom DOUG'S ARMY AND NAVY one thing you earn! You also make your OWN money, have fun with The Industrial Revolution des­ Italian, British, German, French multiple examples, 14 in the case of of fantasy objects. introduced to sculpture by Bran­ . 269 Wm I MMort) others your age, and get the Chance to win terrific prizes. If you’re troyed sculpture’s status as a and Spanish sculptors. Cornell’s engaging shadow boxes. 12 years or older, why Ant find out more? Call 647-9946 todayl Painted bronze Savarin can symbol of power and privilege, Nearly 50 of the artists are living Compare these images to the The other sculptors are allotted at cusi in 1910 when he reduced 150 Gal. Minimum ...... 97« figural representations to their CHECKS is part of Guggenheim said Waldman, and sculptors were and still actively expanding the figural sculpture of Augustus least two works so that most of the B 643-5065 left on their own to experiment disparate aspects of modern sculp­ Saint-Gaudens and Auguste Rodin, major movements, from Ameri­ inner core. 243-5074 HOURS: Mon. - Tuet. - Wed. 10-8 WELCOME exhibit. > ■ Price Subject to Chenge E Thurs. & FrI. 10-9 / Sat. 0-6 / Sun. 12-5 iianrijpatpr Bpralh MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Jan. 24. 1986 - 15. M — MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. Jan. 24. 19«6 W eekenders Volunteer attorneys reduce

Oh, you beautiful doll A Hitchcock comedy backlog of divorce cases When did you last play with dolls? You'll have an Alfred Hitchcock directed very few comedies, but Bv Chris Dahl Divorce rate declines opportunity this weekend when the Science Museum "Mr. and Mrs. Smith," starring Carole Lombard and The Associated Press of Connecticut opens an exhibit of antique and historic Robert Montgomery, was one. It will be shown tonight dolls. at 8 at the University of Connecticut at Storrs, Von der HARTFORD — There were 551 The doll exhibit will be open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Mehden Recital Hall. Tickets, $2.50 each, are sold at divorce cases pending in Superior Monday through Saturday, and Sundays from I to 5 the door. Court after attorneys Elga Was- p.m. On Sunday at 2 p.m., a workshop on making yam serman and Michael Budlong dolls will be offered; the cost is included with your Here comes the bride mediated the first settlement admission. Admission is $3 general, $1.50 children under Hartford County’s ambi­ under 12 and senior citizens. Is there a wedding in your future? If so. head to tious new program to reduce the Call 236-2961 for more information. Bridal Expo '86, Connecticut’s largest bridal show, backlog of contested divorces. Saturday and Sunday at the Hartford Civic Center. As Thursday wore on that The extravaganza features vendors who give free number was reduced further as key chains, photo frames, certificates for meals and five teams of attorneys, one male more, in an effort to entice you to hire them to work at and one female on each, mediated your wedding. Special attractions include an divorce settlements before they appearance by sex therapist Dr. Ruth Westheimer. at ■ t ' got to trial. 1:30 p.m. Saturday, and an actual wedding ceremony Smiles of satisfaction creasing to take place at 1 p.m. Sunday. their faces. Budlong and Wasser- Show hours are Saturday, noon to 10 p.m., and man leaned back in their chairs Sunday, noon to 6 p.m. Tickets are $5. ■''-'Afk. morning in a small hearing room at Hartford Superior Court, “We’ve had one case, and these ‘Prairie’ star is here people are happy in terms of getting their divorce settled.” said you’re a fan of the radio program, “A Prairie UPl photo Budlong, who has been a family Hoifte Companion,” you’re certainly familiar with the lawyer since 1969. "Thecouplehad 1984 fine folk music of Tony Trischka & Skyline. They will more time for their attorneys to I f pre.sent a concert, which they refer to as a "musical Jerry Lee Lewis, left, Fats Domino, New York where they were honored explain the issues to them and DIVORCES PER 100 PEOPLE stew,” on Saturday at 8 p.m. at The Sounding Board, N along with seven other charter induc­ discuss the ease with us than they in the First Church of Christ Congregational, 12SOuth center, and James Brown gather for the ever would have in court.” Main St., West Hartford. Tickets are $6 each. Make creation of the Rock and Roil Hall of tees, including the late Elvis Presley. Budlong and Wasserman, who (Source: National Center lor Health Statistics) NEA G RAPHIC reservations by calling 563-3263. Fame Thursday at the Waldorf Astoria in met for the first time Thursday, said they were satisfied with their 2 2 • l( Divorce is on the downswing. The rate ciimbed through first taste of the program. Budlong said the only problem was that he the 1960s and '70s, but has failen each year since 1980. Cartoons gaiore had to "run around a little to find a jPioneers of Rock ‘n’ Roll judge” to ratify the settlement. For just $1 per person, you can attend the last volunteered two or three days each morning of “Superfilmshow,” an alternative to The concept of a blitz on serman, asix-yearfamily attorney to take part in the program, the Saturday morning cartoons, offered in the Avery congested Family Court dockets who has been involved in similar brainchild of Superior Court Judge Theater at the Wadsworth Atheneum. 600 Main St.. has been tried successfully in mediation efforts in New Haven Francis X. Hennessy, chief admi­ Hartford. The 90-minute festival of animated and boogie into Hall of Fame several other judicial districts in County. nistrative judge of the court’s 4 experimental children’s films starts at 10:30 a.m. recent years, but never in the "There’s no question that having 4 fashion and the scopeof Hartford’s a male-female team handle the Family Division. There were 280 -Bv Kllev Armstrong and the stage was decorated with ers also were among those program, accordingtoJacobSaxe, case, even if it really has no cases scheduled for mediation on The Associated Press old-style Wurlitzer jukeboxes ligh­ honored. the Judicial Department’s case bearing, is beneficial,” she said. 14 days between Thursday and Johns Ensemble plays ted in tutti-fruiti colors. A giant Three of rock’s "forefathers,” flow manager for the Family “There has been a fair amount of Feb. 28. ■ N EW Y O R K - A whole lot of video screen was suspended above Mississippi delta blues singer Court, criticism about the overwhelming The "special masters,” as the Professional instrumentalists who have performed Robert Johnson, country and west­ attorney’s are known, will hear in famous orchestras and taught at universities will Shaking was going on in the usually the stage to show film clips of the Hartford’s program is unique amount of men in the judicial Ynore sedate art deco ballroom of stars’ great musical moments. ern singer Jimmie Rodgers and because of its size and emphasis on system,” only limited contested divorce present a free concert Sunday at 4 p.m. at Community blues pianist Jimmy Yancey were cases, those that do not involve Baptist Church, 585 E. Center St. "In Concert with The ^he Waldorf-Astoria as the world of having male-female teams of Said Budlong: ” We made it very Domino, whose 23 gold singles also inducted. child custody, said attorney San­ Johns Ensemble” will be a tribute to the late ■ rock music inducted its pioneers lawyers. clear at the outset that we are not included the 1960 million-seller, Two non-performers who played ford Rugen, assistant clerk for Catherine Mills Johns, who died last May. The concert linto the Rock and Roll Hall of ’’What’s important is the public gender advocates.” "W alkin’ to New Orleans,” got his key roles in the birth of rock ’n’ roll Family Division. will be presented by her children, with Michael Johns ;Fame. perception of fairness.” said Was- About 80 private attorneys have : “Dy-no-mite,” responded Chuck award from singer Billy Joel. joined the list: Sun Records on French horn, Stephen Johns on tuba and bass, ”We Are The World” producer iBerry, 59, who slid across the sf^ge founder Sam Phillips and the late Roberta (Johns) Otto on the flute and artist Marjorie Quincy Jones presented another to broadcaster Alan Freed. Producer (Johns) Aiello narrating. A daughter-in-law, Gloria ’on his knees to the tune of his "Roll Charles, and trumpeter Herb and talent scout John Hammond (Francis) Johns will play the violoncello. . Over Beethoven" before the Rol- Albert posthumously honored ‘Super’ deals abound at bars -ling Stones’ Keith Richards pres­ received a special lifetime Cooke, who sang "Yo u Send Me.” achievement award. ented him with one of 15 such "Cupid” and "Twist the Night Continued from page I3 awards Thursday night. The Hall of Fame, conceived by Poor Richard’s Pub & Cinema — 467 Main Away.” Atlantic Records Chairman Ahmet St., East Hartford. Opens at 3:30 p.m. Free A bit of poetic license Berry, Elvis Presley, Jerry Lee Draft beer 75 cents. Standard television. Lewis, James Brown, Fats Do­ Julian and Sean Lennon, sons of Ertegun, has yet to find a perman­ admission for game, but no reductions in food Robert Frost was a man of contradictions, and these mino, Ray Charles, Sam Cooke and the late Beatle John Lennon, ent home. Cities under considera­ or drink prices. Poor Richard’s has a 9-by-12- are clearly drawn in the one-man show, "Robert Buddy Holly were among those presented a posthumous award for tion include Chicago. Cleveland, Paddy Martin’s Eating and Drinking Frost: Fire and Ice.” presented by actor Arthur honored as a crowd of 1,000 clapped Presley, which was accepted on Memphis, New Orleans, Philadel­ Establishment — 218 Talcottville Road, foot screen. Peterson. The show, which just completed a and howled delightedly with the behalf of his daughter, Lisa Marie phia, New York and San Vernon. Free buffet of sandwiches, chili, successful off-Broadway run. will be offered Saturday sounds of rock punctuating the Presley. Francisco. baked manicotti. Drinks at reduced prices. at 8 p.m. at the Austin Arts Center, Trinity College, Costumes make good reading black-tie dinner. Little Richard, who was recuper­ Plans call for an annual cerem­ Village Pub — 501 E. Middle Turnpike. Hartford. Peterson, a veteran TV, stage and screen ”I ’ve lifted every lick he ever ating from a car accident, sent his ony with the Hall of Fame Two televisions. Free sandwiches and munchies. Specials on J J actor, is best known for his role as Major on the thanks via videotape. The presen­ foundation’s board nominating ar­ "Chicago,” the current production at the screened. Clockwise from left, Anthony played. He’s the gentleman that comedy ’’Soap.” Tickets are $5 general, $3 for tists and winnowing the choices to mixed drinks. Noon to 8 p.m. Coachlight Dinner Theater in East DeStefanis, H.T. Panaro, Gwen Arment, started it all, as far as I’m ter of his award, singer Roberta Partners Restaurant and Lounge — 35 Oak students and senior citizens. For reservations, call concerned," Richards said of Flack, noted that all of the 10 each year. Were mini-skirts sexy? Scot Stewart and Judith Laxer appear in St. Free buffet with ham, roast beef, ribs, 527-8062. Windsor, features costumes made from Berry. recipients were men, saying, To be inducted, a performer Vitello’s — 623 Main St. No free food. Draft Were those mini-skirts of the 1960s "M aybe next year will be the year must have been actively involved chicken wings, meatballs, etc., starting at cloth on which entire pages of old a scene from the musical, which plays The balconies were festooned . beers $1. One television. really sexy? Historian Valerie Steele has Laugh at Th e Jester* Chicago newspapers were silk through Feb. 9. with giant photos of the music idols of the women.” The Everly Broth­ in music for at least 25 years. nnnn. Standard televisions. spent the last six years investigating the sensual aspects of clothing. She has See "The Jester” Sunday at 7:30 p.m. at Federation featuring... East. 434 Oakland St. The Jewish romantic fantasy is In death, she found friends A A recently written a fully-illustrated book, the fifth and final film in the series, ”Our Yiddish Sunday thru Wednesday Specials “Fashion and Eroticism.” She will be in Heritage in Film,” sponsored by the Suburban Cinema PEQ U ANNO CK, N.J. (UPI) - television in the dark td save on 1/26 thru 1/29 Hartford Sunday to present a one-hour Institute of Adult Jewish Studies. electric bills, Codiroli said. The 1937 black-and-white movie with English In life, Katherine M. Schaff was a GUIDE HARTFORD 7:20. 9:50, m idnight; Sun 1:30, 4:15, Sun 2,4:25.7.9:25. — Bock to the Future urn slide lecture on the history of fashion Schaff chose the charities to subtitles tells the tale of a homeless drifter who Clntmo City — Ran FrI 7 ,10; Sat 1.4, 7-20 , 9:50. — Runaw ay Troln (R ) FrI (P G ) Frl 7:10, 9:30; Sat and Sun 2:15, virtual unknown. Her funeral • Veal Parmigiana...... *5.95 4:40 , 7:10, 9:30. — Y o u n g Sherlock receive her bequests on the basis of and eroticism in men's and women's wanders from town to town and fall in love with a 7, 10; Sun 1, 4, 8. — The Journey of ond Sat 7:30, 9:55. m idnight; Sun 7:30, almost four years ago drew only a Natty Gann (PG) FrI 7:10,9:20; Sot ond 9 :55. _ Rocky IV (PG) Frl 1,7:15,9:25. Holmes (PG-13) Frl 7:15,9:35; Sat and the kindness they had shown her in shoemaker’s daughter in a small town in Polish Sun 2:20, 4:30. 7:15, 9:35 — D a y of the single mourner. • Lasagna...... $4.95 clothing, at Avery Theater, Wadsworth Sun 2:10,4:20,7:10,9:20. — Subwoy (R) 11-30; Satl,3,5.7:15,9:25,11:20; Suni, life. Codiroli said. Galicia. Frl-Sun 7:20, 9:30. — 101 D alm atians 3, 5, 7:15, 9:25. — A N ightm are on Elm Dead Frl ond Sot midnight. — The But the reclusive, penny-saving Atheneum, 600 Main St., Hartford, at (G ) Sat and Sun 1:15, 3, 5:15. — The Street 2: Freddy's Revenge (R) Frl 2, Rocky Horror Picture Show (R) Frl spinster has a multitude of friends Tickets, costing $2.50 general admission. $2 for and Sat midnight. — Pink Floyd: The • Scallop Casserole...... *6.95 2:30 p.m. The lecture costs $4. G o ds M u st Be C razy (P G ) FrI 7:30, 7:30 , 9:40, 11:50; Sat 2. 3:45. 5:30. 7:30, today. N senior citizens and $1 for students, will be available at 9:45; Sot and Sun 2:30, 4:40. 7:30, 9:45. 9-40, 11:50; Sun 2. 3'.45, 5:30. 7:30. 9:40. Wall (R) Frl and Sat midnight. N the door. — The C olor Purple (PG-13) Frl 1:15, 7, That’s because the one-time • Shells & Meatballs w/saiad... *3.25 EAST HARTFORD 10:10; Sot ond Sun 1:15,4:15.7,10:10.— MANSFIELD jewelry polisher’s estate distrib­ Eosfwootf Pub A Cinema — Clue Spies Like U s (R) Frl 1, 7:40, 10, Trans-Lux College Twin — W hite uted $105,000 to 14 area charitable Not a paper tiger (P G ) FrI and Sat 7:30, 9:15; Sun 7:30. m idnight; Sat 1. 3:10, 5:20, 10, m id­ Nights (PG-13) Frl 7,9:25; Sat and Sun Have hot cakes Poor Richard’s Pub A Cinema — night; Sun 1, 3:10, 5:20. 7:40, 10. 2. 4:25, 7. 9:25. — Cocoon (PG-13) Frl 7 agencies in checks that began II _1 ^ :! Clue (P G ) FrI and Sot 7:30, 9:30, Advance Showing: Youngblood (R) with The Thing (R) Frl 9:10; Sat ond arrivin g on Christm as Eve. LA STRADA RESTAURANT A workshop on the art of making fine paper will be Sun 4:45, 9:10. presented Saturday from 10 a m. to 4 p.m. at the West m idnight; Sun 9:30. Sat 8. — Twice In a Lifetime (R) Frl Among the beneficiaries were the Rl. 31, Man«nrid 471 Hartford Road • 643-6165 Bring the kids and pile your plates with pancakes at 1:30. 7:20,10. 12:05; Sot 1:30. 4:15,7:20, Hartford Art League's Little Red Schoolhouse, 87 Showcoso Cinema 1*9 — Out of Africa town’s first aid squad, fire com­ El- 31) the monthly breakfast Sunday at St. Maurice Parish (P G ) FrI 1.7:10,10:05; Sat and Sun 1,4, 10,12:05; Sun 1:30. 4:15. 7:20,10. — The VERNON Adventures of Mark Twain (G) Frl 1; Cine 1 A 2 — W hite N ights (PG-13) Frl pany and youth and mental health Aw arded Mountain Road, West Hartford. Beginners are Center. The parish’s Knights of Columbus will serve 7:10, 10:05. — The Jewel of the Nile 456-0569 welcome, as the course will be an introduction to the hotcakes from 8 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Prices will be (P G ) FrI 1:30,7:30,9:40,11:45; Sat 1:30, Sat and Sun 1. 3, 5. andSat7,9:40; Sun 4:15,7.9:30— Santa centers. 4:30, 7:30, 9:40, 11:45; Sun 1:30, 4:30. MANCHESTER Claus: The Movie (PG) Sat and Sun 2. ★ ★ pressed. decorated and fine art papers. The cost is $30. $2.50 for adults and $1.50 for children under 12 but no — Clue (P G ) F rl 7:15, 9:10; Sat 1:30, "H ad the people in town known 7:30, 9:40. — Iron E a g le (PG-13) FrI UA Theaters East — White Nights by ihe NIKKI’S Rl.44 For more information, call 233-0597. more than $8 a family. 1 :30.7:20.9:50,m idnight; Sat 1:30.4:15. (PG-13) Frl 7, 9:40; Sat 2. 4:25. 7. 9:40; 7:15, 9:10; Sun 1:30, 3:15, 5, 7:15,9:10. she was about to bestow more than Friday & Saturday Specials Hartford Weekend Specials $100,000 on them. I ’m sure they all ai. 82 Courant would have come to her grave aiid • Prime Rib ...... *7.95 Prime Rib ...... *8.95 Meet Lucille Lortel paid tribute to her,” said Joan Rl. 6 Codiroli, who attended her 1982 • Osso Bucco ...... *6.50 Scallops Au Gratin ...... *7.95 funeral accompanied only by a Serving Lunch & Dinner • Baked Stuffed Shrimp ...... *6.95 minister and the driver of the Tenderloin Tips ...... *8.95 w/mu$hroom Sc burgundy tmuee hearse. STEAKS, SEAFOOD, • Stuffed Chicken w/pepper aauce ...... *6.50 Years haven’t slowed the queen of off-Broadway Codiroli, who was Schaff’s friend PRIME RIB, LAMB All above served with Salad, Potato & Vegetable. and neighbor, said the recluse died CHOPS, CHICKEN in a nursing home at the age of 90 limited engagement at the De Lys the technical end of the produc­ PLUS DAILY SPECIALS LA STRADA Restaurant By Frederick M. WInshIp the White Bam Theater, a 150-seat to the level of fully-professional after amassing a small fortune From NIKKI with LOVE the previous year. It had a tions. he became a backer.” United Press International home for summer stock produc­ theater that today overshadows with a frugal lifestyle that included 471 Hartford Road 643-6165 tions and a showcase for theatrical penetrating new translation by Broadway as the most fecund 254 Broad St Manchester "The Threepenny Opera’s" run wearing 20-year-old handmade JANUARY SPECIAL M o n.-8 al. 5:30-10 / Sun. ’til 9 N EW Y O R K - When actress groups including the Irish Dublin Mark Blitzstsin and a major star in ground for daring new playwrights Lotte Lenya. Weill’s widow, who prevented Lortel from presenting clothes and blouses cut from her Complimentary glass of 3 • 646-3000 • Lucille Lortel married a millio­ Players, modern and ethnic dance and vital new plays. recreated the role of Jenny she had anything else at the Theater de Lys dead brother’s shirts. wine with dinner. naire aboard the luxury liner ensembles and opera and light Schaff never left New Jersey and played in the original Berlin in the evenings. So she instituted a JUST ASK FOR IT! "Leviathan” in 1931, her stage opera companies. , took only one vacation — a day trip The White Bam is still in production. series of afternoon productions of career ended in the best tradition experimental plays which grew ' to Asbury Park — and watched Manchester Country Club 2 of Broadway legend. business. Lortel gave eight plays 2 into the Matinee Theater Series of Scenic Dining Overlooking the Retervoir Lortel lived happily ever after in their American premieres last ’’The Threepenny Opera” ran to W SHOWCASE Best Italian 1984-86 the American National Theater the lap of luxury, but she was able summer, including “Gertrude full houses from 1955 to 1962. = HARTFORD B Voted Connecllcul Magazine and Academy, of which Lortel was TWO BANQUET ROOMS to give the old legend a new twist. Stein and a Companion," an breaking the then-existing record B B S - a m O INnRtTATi S4 EXIT 88 for a long run. artistic director. for your Upcoming Wedding or Party She plunged back into the theater Edinburgh Festival prizewinner U M u l MMWB tzso -nm unMOON now oMur Anne’s Place Presents A New Diversified Menu CONI now i WI «M 4 HOC / LAn now i m. 8 tM UNISEX HAIR AND TANNING SALON as a producer and eventually by Win Wells. She brought this play The Woodbridge Room - • Italian Cuisine • S ea fo o d • Fowl • S tea ks • R ibs to her own off-Broadway theater, "Its success made it possible to The Matinee Series ran 20 years became the undisputed "Queen of pay my husband back for his TWICE M A UKTIME for smaller groups. Seats 15-50. the Lucille Lortel, Jan. 9 with Jan and established Lortel’s reputa­ Have A Beautiful Off-Broadway,” one of the most support,” Lortel said proudly. 1»7:t0-UM»ltA j A IllIH r y S p C C lflls (Tuea., Wed., Xhura. Only) Miner and Marian Seldes intact as tion as one of the theater’s most respected luminaries of the New "Lou wasn’t supportive of me at innovative producers. In fact, Tues.-Frl. 10-9pm Tan Now The Cheney Banquet Hall York theater establishment. the cast. THE ADVBIIURES OF MARK TWAM SPECIAL c o a 4 4 the White Barn in the beginning, most theater historians credit for weddings or large-parties. Seating up to 165. Veal Cutlet Parmigiana *8.95 Interviewed on her 80th birthday “There areonly two people in the - Saf. fo 4pm but after he became interested in Lortel with bringing off-Broadway HW.mww.owuf 1JB ______m 6 Sessions * 2 4 {with Salad, Ziti & Vegetable) in her Fifth Avenue apartment as it cast, and this play is costing Call for reservations or Information. rapidly filled with floral tributes, $175,000 to produce,” said Lortel. RUNAWAY TRAM fVinner of Top 100 USA for extensive «une list. Lortel looked back on a career mimicking dismay. "It 's the first 7J0A8I-12M 305 S. Main Street, Manchester unique in the annals of the time I ’ve had to ask people to share 646-0103 60 Villa Louisa Road, Bolton, CT • 646-3161 American stage. production expenses. Even with LOOKING FOR THE RIGHT RONEAOU Haircuts Lortel. a small, vivacious backers. I ’m putting in about l»7»kl8-tt3M twcni woman who wears her auburn hair $75,000. It is shocking when you SUMMER CAMP FOR YOUR CHILD? A MOHIMARE ON BJM STREET 2 in a classic chignon, recalled that think that I produced ‘The Threep­ Howard Johnson’s Conference Center » 5 . her chemical engineer husband, enny Opera’ with 26 in the cast for £00-7JME40-nM DAVIS FAMILY RESTAURANT the late Louis Schweitzer, vetoed only $16,000 in 1955.” Windsor Locks, CT — Exit 41 off i-91 O U T O F A R K A her return to the stage and screen That was the year Schweitzer P erm s Caldor Plaza, Manchestar 6 4 9 -5 4 8 7 a ri^>ta'jrant 2nd Annual I»7:I0-1EM Zolo't "Fe«it So Lively" before their marriage. bought the 299-seat Theater de Lys Bll Reguair Length Hair ”I wasn’t supposed to return to in Greenwich Village as a wedding TW CQtQR PURiHt iPitni WEEKEND SPECIALS presents our the stage, that was understood,” LUCILLE LORTEL anniversary present for Lortel, CONNECTICUT CflMP FAIR t;IE-T»ltl0 weekend specials she said. "M y friends said that if it . . . respected producer who changed its name to her own at Meet representatives of camps throughout OW ooonmw IWO—illlOH CAUMMI * . Meal or Cheese Ravioli w/sausage...... *5.25 the urging of the theater commun­ 20 Prime Rib * 8 . 9 5 didn't work out, I could always the Northeast. See visual presentations 'Tenderloin Tips Au Vino...... *7.50 divorce Lou. You see, honey, the theater. By 1947 I had persuaded ity three years ago. It was her idea Baked Scrod Au Gratin ...... *7.95 theater was a dirty word to his Lou to let me use it for weekend to use the De Lys to stage BOYS • GIRLS • COED • SPECIALTIES • DAY • SLEEPAWAY IJI-7:IMt40-ll:$6 IBS Fresh Scallops & Swordfish * 7 . 9 9 productions from the White Barn Baked Stuffed Shrimp ...... *8.25 family. So I settled down to play readings. I was back in the SPfSJJEEJIS IBS Veal Cutlet Napoleon ...... *8.50 domestic life. theater after all! ” which merited a longer mn. 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PEANUTS by Charles M Srhuli H AaAR THE HORRIBLE by DIk Brown* Soviet TV tries lighter approach UJHAT I WORRY Friday T V 0^^, FPOAA ''fiz&mtiaaetotime / _ THIS 15 M Y REPORT m a n y p e o p l e A r e NOT ME ABOUT ARE THOSE POVOU P(2|HKv l l o U P U Y WORRIEP ABOUT THE aPAMPFATHEP ? t i m e t o kV/VAT P O £ 5 TA/AT MEAaJ ? ON THE "KILLER BEES" '■KILLER P-MINU5E5".' TIME "KILLER BEES" dD The Untouchables But propaganda remains main goal ■ lO O P M QD EynvHnMS New* C D N e w s ' 7 (3) Tales from the Darfcside ? CD SD DHTrent Stroke* CD (S) The Fan Guy (CC) A chance en­ counter with a Vietnam buddy lands Colt dD Charlie's Angels ^ CD Action New* By Anno Christensen on a dangerous mission to rescue a friend dD El Oriental ^ CD ® Heit to Hart from a Cambodian prison camp. (60 min.) United Press International dZ) N e w s L ^ dD (8 > OInwne a Break dD Mission: Impossible [CNN] Newsnight MOSCOW — Soviet television, jokingly called the ^ (9 ) Knot** Lending (S) ® Miami Vice An anonymous phone [ESPN] Sportsline Krem lin’s answer to the sleeping pill, has begun to jolt ^ (S NewaCenter caller assists Crockett and Tubbs in their • (S) Doctor Who investigation of a prominent attorney's 1 2 :0 5 AM CD m o v i e : The Twelve viewers awake with lively new programs like aerobic murder. (60 min.) In Stereo. Chairs' A priest, an ex-nobleman and a dance classes, talk shows with top officials and (M) Odd Couple rascal try to track down 12 chairs, search­ foreign films. ing for the one that holds a wealth of jew­ CAPTAIN EASY *%y C r o o k s A C a s a le Jr SD R epo rter 41 I dD Bodas de Odio els. Ron Moody, Frank Langeila, Dorn De- The top-to-bottom transformation of television, a OH,NO- NOW T LOOKS LIKE m IN C H A K S E 1 J (B) MacNeH-Lehrer Newehour UP'LL RE FINE. HE dD Start of Something Big Luise. 1970. long time in coming, was given a boost recently when WHAT'LL IPO ? J V O U 'K E IN * [ESPN] Mazda SpoitaLook CHAKSe NOW, [CNN] Evening News 1 2 :2 0 AM [ M A X ] IMOVIE: The B lu es the Krem lin appointed a new chairman for state $ONNV. 1 [HBO] MOVIE; 'Savannah Smilaa' A [HBO ] Barbra Streisand: The Broadway Brothers* Two musicians make an all-out television, the lop post in the powerful television THE PHANTOM by L** Falk A S y B a rry '* *ix-ya*r-old girl charms the two men who A lb u m effort to reassemble their blues band. John bureaucracy. Shave abducted her and demanded a aizea- Belushi, Dan Aykroyd. Aretha Franklin ^ EN THERE KNOkV /ME. WE RISHT. HOW CAN , [TM C] MOVIE: 'Caged Heat' Frustrated Alexander Aksyonov, 61. ambassador to Poland and 1 H/*TE NO CHOICE. VOU MAKE ME d ble ranaom from her weahhy parents. 1980. Rated R. SO TO /9B0UR-I30UN WITH YOU /M/IKE /VMNV P E A iS . WHEN MOU LO S E ? NOW,, J 2 Mark MiNer. Dor>ovan Scott, Bridgette An- desires and a sadistic warden plague the a former KGB official, was named to replace Sergei THEV K I L L C O M E inmates at a w om en's correctional facility. « deraen. 1962. Rated PG. 1 2 :3 0 AM CD Comedy Tonight Lapin, who retired under fire at the age of 73. BACK h e r e 2 1 Juanita Brown, Erica Gavin, Robert Collins. t [TM<^ MOVIE: 'Moacow on the Hud- 1974. Rated R. CD Saturday Night Live Aksyonov’s appointment was seen as part of the # ton* (CC) A Ruaaian circus musician de- dD Star Trek i new trend toward appointing younger men to ' feet* to the United States and settles in 1 0 :3 0 PM (M) Dick Van Dyke (3) MOVIE; 'Spectre' When an American high-level Kremlin positions. It also could signal a N ew York after being saved from the KGB dD Loco Amor by a store security guard. Robin Williams. criminologist and his companion are sum­ commitment to boost the quality of Soviet TV . widely [M AX] Maxtrax moned to England to investigate a m yster­ Maria CorKhita Alonso. 1984. Rated R. In criticized as being boring and silly. Stereo. ious financier, they discover that superna­ 1 0 :4 0 PM [D IS ] D T V tural forces are at work in the eccentric Since Mikhail Gorbachev rose to power in March, [USA] USA Cartoon Exprass 1 1 :0 0 PM CD ^ (M) N ew s millionaire s mansion. Robert Culp, Gig TV has seen a number of changes that have aroused Young 1977. y\ 0 ; 3 O P M CD @ ) Too Closa for Comfort CD Taxi national attention. Even the nightly news, the heart of ^ dD Friday Night Videos In Stereo ‘ d S Banaon CD Action News each day’s programming, has a new look. ARLO AND JANIS"* By Jimmy Johnson ® M au de (S) (SD N B C N igh tly N a w s C D Bizarre John Byner hosts this long run­ The broadcasts still focus long and lovingly on a new The series has received rave reviews from Soviets, ITMINK YOU'VE K E H i. (8) Nightly Buab;aaa Raport ning cable comedy series. dD Dr. Gene Scott hydroelectric plant or a field of wheal. But in recent who are not used to asking questions. A future OVERLY CXPDSCD TO ; (S tt A B C N a w s dD Independent News . [DIS] Islands of the Sea A fascinating months, viewers have been surprised by shots of segment will focus on consumer goods and if there VIOLENCE IN TriL MEDIA! adventure concentrating on the strange were a Soviet version of ratings this show would go off • d S Notidaro SIN dD Odd Couple and wonderful birds, beasts and fish found fighting in Afghanistan. Gorbachev himseif pressing . (fD Sanford and Son (3) Friday Night Ringside in and around some of the least known the flesh on Soviet streets and even a smiling and the charts. BLONDIE by Daan Young A Stan Draka Four TV channels in Moscow broadcast sporadi­ I [CNN] Showbiz Today ® NewsCenter islands of the world human President Reagan. IT ' ^ cally throughout the day. Another technical channel I'L L HAVE t h e p o t J w h a t 5 P O R m a k e t h a t a y I [DIS] Advartturas of Ozzia and Harriet dD Doctor Who [ESPN] To Be Announced On occasion, broadcasts even end with a light item DINNER, HONEY POT V £AL c u t l e t C O U L D V E carries special programs, such as the Wimbledon P?OAST.,.NO WAIT, 0 E E N A * [ESPN] Tennis Magazine (S) M'A*S*H 1 :0 0 AM CD star Search of no political significance whatsoever. Suddenly l e t m e u s e ROAST MAJOR Soviets are asking each other, "Did you see the news tennis tournament, minus commentary. V O U R P H O N E y :0 0 PM CD C B S N aw a dD 24 Horas CD Joe Franklin Show 2 c a l a m i t y last night?" The main channel is received by about 92 percent of J CD Three'* Company dD Capitol Journal Hodding Carter hosts dD CNN Headline News 2 television viewers across the nation. News broadcasts this weekly news magazine which reports (M) Break the Bank t CD A B C N a w s on Congressional activities WHAT MOST PLEASES viewers, however, may be begin at 8 a m., followed by sports, a film, a [CNN] Crossfire I C£ (S) $100,000 Pyramid (iBi) M au de what T V is not showing. documentary or a concert, news again at 11:25 a.m. -7. r dD At the Movies [HBO] MOVIE: 'Paradise' Two young and then a break until 2:30 p m., when news resumes [CNN] Moneyline survivors of a desert attack discover na­ Programs devoted to World War if. from 'A* A r ^ J w ilH L d $ Carson’s Comedy Classics [DIS] MOViE: 'Dusty' An elderly shee- ture and each other Willie Aames, Phoebe documentaries to love stories on the battlefield, have and'continues until about midnight. l 3 ^ ; (8) (9) M*A*S*H pherder must choose between love for his Cates, Richard Curnock 1982. Rated R dropped dramatically, eliciting a sigh of relief from dog and the animal's desire to be free. Bill T H E M AIN NEW S, Vremya (time), is shown at 9 ‘ (S) Wheel of Fortune 1 :1 0 AM [TMC] MOVIE: Sword of just about everyone. The number of war movies, 3 T 1 ALLEY OOP ' by Dave Graue Kerr, Noel Trevarthen 1981. / i (8) MacNail-Lahrar Nawahour the Valiant' A young squire has one year which have long been a staple of the Soviet television p m. and follows a rigid pattern. I HAVE, AND / SHEESH! [H BO ] MOVIE; '2010' (CC) Despite vol­ to solve a riddle or forfeit his life. Sean "Hello, good evening comrades," the male and 4 THIS MISSION COULD LISTEN, BUSTER BUT WHO WILL T H E g r a n d I I URGE YOU/ ! ® Newlywed Gama diet, peaked almost a year before the 40lh I'M GOING f IT'S LIKE atile political tensions, U.S. and Russian Connery. Miles O'Keefe, Trevor Howard 4 RU N TH' COUNTRY WIZER CAN V , TO THINK female co-anchors begin before launching into upbeat BE VERY DAN6EROUS, I'M THE QUEEN! WITH YOU.../ REASON- I C rista l scientists launch a follow-up space mis­ anniversary of the Allied victory in May. IN Y O U R ^ HANDLE THINGS\ TWICE dD Rated PG YOUR MAJESTY! I IF I WANT TO WHETHER / ING WITH sion to investigate the fate of a failed voy­ The switch tp more lively programming reflects two domestic news — factories, harvests, meelings of the BEG YOU NOT TO GO! G O , I ’L L CO .’ ABSENCE? AROUND HERE!/ ABOUT ; (SD Nightly Business Raport T H IS , Y O U R YOU LIKE \ A STUMP! age to Jupiter. Roy Scheider, John Lith- 1 :3 0 AM CD N e w s Politburo — followed by foreign news: an anti-nuclear ^ dD One Day at a Tima aspects of Gorbachev’s leadership: his dynamic style MAJESTY! IT, O R N O T ! gow. 1984. Rated PG dD Independent News demonstration in Europe, unemployment and poverty ON THE FASTRACK by Bill Holbrook \ [CNN] Monayfina of presenting a more human face and his determina­ [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Sex Games of the Very [CNN] Newsnight Update in the United States, race riots in South Africa, and ! [DIS] DIsnav's Legends and Haros Rich' When their rich father dies, three tion to give the people something to replace the 1 B E L lW e 1 BEUevg ^ greedy brothers indulge in expensive so­ 2 :0 0 AM CD MOVIE: Rage to Live' A national pasttime — drink recently the war in Afghanistan. ...B U T I T h i n k 1 5 6 LI6 V e OUR. ^ [ESCNfSportsCantar V Trilfi- \£> A P<2P0L6M, irees with beautiful women. Heather Dee- promiscuous young social leader tries set­ A Soviet convoy carrying food and supplies was INE CAiN 3IIAIAY HOfFA The changes, however, do not represent an MftOPY' MS.T(Zau6 HAf. iNE'Re ADULT RELMIOhl^lP ' [M AX] MOVIE: 'The Double Man' An ley, Chris Chitty, Jenny Westbrook. 1983. tling down to a normal married life, Suz­ recently shown under attack by Afghan rebels. The B E P A P A T B HA6- gegAl « agent of the CIA, lured to the A lp s by the anne Pleshette, Bradford Oilman. Ben Gaz- ideological shift, as Politburo member Igor Ligachev COMPfiliNfr Ttifi gNoOOH T o I THINK CAS 5o(Wve Rated R. message — that good Soviets trying to help their coMPeiiiiON/ oORCAReeRB RglNCARNATgD i skiing accident of his son. finds himself in- zara 1965. noted in a harsh critique of the media on the eve of the OAKeeR-AWKlNG- NANDLe IT/ 5>0,TiXA I volv^ in a plot by Russian agents. Yul [USA] Night Flight Afghan brothers are under siege by U.S -backed A e -* P 0 N K Y CD MOVIE; 'The Sleeping City' A November summit in Geneva. B o B / AND PERSONAL , Brynner. Britt Ekiand. Lloyd Nolan. 1967. ; 1 1 :3 0 PM CD D ynasty detective poses as an intern following the "Our T V and radio must be wholly a political T V and insurgents — isn't new, but openly showing Soviet U V ^ / J R E lO S r g R * ; [USA] Wild. Wild Worid of Animats CD MOVIE: When She Was Bad...' A murder of a medical student. Richard a political radio," he said. "A ll T V and radio soldiers bein^ hurt in battle is a first. Conte. Coleen Gray. Richard Taber. 1950 If ^ :3 0 PM CD PM Magazine young married couple flees from a secret in programs must be subjected to, one aim — to the their past that threatens everything they dD Solid Gold The news is followed by sports — Soviets are wild CD M »A*S*H cherish. Cheryl Ladd, Robert Urich. 1979 propaganda, explanation and implementation of about ice hockey and soccer — and recently has been CD W heel of Forturte [ESPN] Mazda SportsLook THE BORN LOSER ‘ by Art Sansom CD T V 2 0 0 0 party aims." concluding on a light 'n bright note that has no I CD N ew s 2 :0 5 AM CD To Be Announced Propaganda is the most difficult obstacle for '■mAT'E JUST LIKE Y t)p 3 (5D The Honeymooners political significance. '|AYPEAI?,'(DUHA\/E^ (0) IrtdapafMlent News [CNN] sports Latenight Western viewers watching the Soviet tube. The new W p o n 't ® ® Second City TV 2 :3 0 AM These often feature a baby animal, guaranteed to THIklibS MONEY \ dS Bast of Saturday Night [ESPN] SportsCenter changes still fit the propaganda bill — they just make animal-crazy Soviets gush, but occasionally V tX i p u B v a ? (3) d§) The Tonight Show Tonight s i\ I (8) ® Barney Miller guests are Harvey Korman and Glen Camp­ provide more diversity. (CANTBUY! 2 :4 0 AM [ H B O ] m o v i e : Happy report on such Western items as the largest pumpkin B U Y A A E • (S ) Jeopardy bell. (60 min.) In Stereo. Birthday to M e' A crazed murderer stalks Even the recent airings of French and American grown in the United States or an American CLASSY ! ® New Newlywed Gama @ ) Hogan's Heroes teenagers at an exclusive prep school films were limed to coincide with Gorbachev's trips to parachutist. Glenn Ford. Melissa Sue Anderson. 1980 I ® Benson d6) ABC News Nightline Paris and Geneva. The news also is starting to give more information MR. MEN™ AND LITTLE MISS™ by Hargreaves & Sellers STUFF Rated R I (S ) S ta te W a 'ra In d D Kojak A showing of "Love Among the Ruins,” starring on previously taboo topics. LIKE [M AX] MOVIE: 'Reckless' Two kids Katherine Hepburn and Laurence Olivier, had Soviets Mz?,YOU HAVEH‘r,AM?.W0PRr/ I T ^ TH E t dD Archie Bunker's Place [CNN] Sports Tonight from the opposite sides of the tracks fall in This summer saw footage of three cosmonauts o a C U R R l N O O O S T F\CK OF 't»LlR PeMCIU l A / R / r f / ^ a , THIS-2 ! [ C N N ] Croasfire [ESPN] SportsC'enter love. Aidan Quinn. Daryl Hannah. Kenneth glued to the tube. boarding the orbiting Salyut-7 space station after a . I ^ N ' T t h e TH AT^ H/<^RP/ McMillan 1984 Rated R Another surprise was the broadcast of a BBC AMP RAreP,THeM WRITE I [ESPN] Lombardi [TMC] MOVIE: 'Nightmare on Elm power failure that could have jeopardized the Soviet eVER lTH IN e PiS^WNl AS PROBLEM- Street' A group of friends share a com­ 3 :0 0 AM dD To Be Announced production of H.G. Wells's "The Invisible Man.” A space program. The film was only shown long after J ; [ U S A ] R adio 1 9 9 0 mon dream that they are being stalked by a T O CCURS -R? YoiP / X Soviet film based on WeUs's book was released this the problems were resolved, but the rare admittance J long-dead child murderer. John Saxon. Ro- [CNN] News Overnight r r i s u « e ' ;0 :OOPM ( C T vrillg h t Zona year to packed houses. The British T V version that nee Blakely. 1984. Rated R [ESPN] Spoedweok of difficulties was not lost on viewers. i v e <5«?T CD PM Magazine followed was equally popular and in one instance drew One of the most striking changes has been the airing 1 1 :3 5 PM CD Entertainment Tonight [TM C] MOVIE: 'I Know Why the Caged ' t V R r f E R ' S CD ® Webstar (CC) Webster's attempt Bird Sings' A bright, sensitive girl finds a crowd of people, including policemen and children, of entire news conferences during Gorbachev’s Paris B U O C t c ' ' FRANK AND ERNEST ®by Bob Thaves . to help George save his job at the televi­ 1 2 :0 0 AM dD (p) Comedy Break poetry and much pain as she grows up in into a hotel lobby to watch a sole television set. sion station backfires when Webster is and Geneva summits. the South during the Depression years As part of a national physical fitness drive, morning asked to audition for the job of sportscas- Paul Benjamin, Diahann Carroll, Ruby Dee calisthenics had been a mandatory television item for Soviets were shocked to see their leader answering BOOKS ter. 1979 French questions about human rights. They’re still * CD MOVIE: 'Freedom Road' Part 2 of 2 [USA] Night Flight (R) years, with stick-figure guidelines published in the □ ! An ex-stave becomes a senator and joins Channels weekly TV and radio guide. Now aerobic exercise talking about Reagan's speech, broadcast live from A with freed slaves and poor people to re­ 3:30 AM CD Three Blondes in His Life SYLVESTER classes, led by instructors clad in bright leotards and Geneva, which smashed the only other image of him build their land. Muhammad Ali. Kris Kris- A JANE WFSB Hartford, CT CE [ESPN] World Cup Skiing tights and moving to rhythmic music. Are an option on they had — that of a cartoon cowboy riding a nuclear STALLONE'S \ tofferson, Edward Herrmann. 1979. WNEW New York, NY CD FONDA'S 4 :0 0 AM OT) Space: 1 9 9 9 missile. WORK-OVER' 1 (iD MOVIE: 'To Be AnrKMJnced' WTNH Naw Havan. CT d} Sunday mornings and two evenings a week. Astrograph New York, NY Ct) [CNN] Larry King Overnight A lively new talk show series gives viewers a chance Gorbachev left an indelible stamp on news coverage P u x x le s WORKOUT ; ® MOVIE: 'Columbo' WOR WPIX Naw York, NY one month after taking power in March, when he was BOOK 4 :10 AM CD G et Sm art to phone in questions to top officials on such topics as BOOK « 8 ) M O VIE : ‘The MecTKKy of Eva R yker' WTXX Watarbury, CT » I A woman is haunted by her childhood ex- energy, science and technology. Called "Problems, shown on TV talking and laughing with Soviets on the 71 WWLP Springfield, MA 32) 4 :1 5 AM [ M A X ] m o v i e : Porky s' 8 Royal Scottish Answer to Previous Puzzle • periertce aboard a sinkir>g ocean liner. Na- WEDH Hartford, CT Lustful high school boys try to crash the Searches and Solutions,” it runs for two hours every street, pressing the flesh in the best tradition of ACROSS * talie Wood, Robert Foxworth, Ralph Bel- Academ y K!7 WVIT Hartford, CT 39 local bawdy house. Dan Monahan, Mark other Friday night. Western politicians. R Y A L S O D \ lamy. 1980. < % u r WSBK Boston, M A » Herrier, Scott Colomby. 1981. Rated R. 1 Indefinite per (abbr.) 99 A 1 N O M A 1 f- (3 ) ® D isrtey'a U vin g S e a s John Ritter, WGGB Springfield, MA N son 9 Bridge on the Simon LeBon and Laura Branigan examine WXTV Paterson, NJ & N E [HBO] MOVIE: 'Slayground' River S P O T E S ^Birthday Springfield. MA I&7) 4 :4 0 AM DISCOVER THE 'PLUS ' IN JEANS + PLUS 9 Bundles of the new undersea exhibits at Walt Disney ,WGBY A professional thief goes on the lam when 10 Missile type T S Hartford. CT hides P E 1 E WINTHROP ‘ by Pick Cavalli W o rld's EPCOT Center. (60 min.) WTIC O he accidentally kills an innocent young girl I. ■ Cable News Ntwrk (CNN) 13 Breeding study (abbr.) (8) ® Washington Waek in Review CNN Peter Coyote. Mel Smith. Billie Whiielaw. Jan. 25, 1986 DISNEY Disney Channel lois) 11 W an MUSTACHB ■? VOU W ONT THATiS THE BEST ' ICC) Paul Duke is joined by top Washing- 1984. Rated R. 14 Enfold I'M THINKING- ESPN Sports Network (ESPNl 12 Went quickly BART OF IT... 1 ton journalists analyzing the w eek's news. JANUARY 15 Look at Be selective in the year ahead regarding OF SR O W IN S A EVEN STARTSHAVINI5 FOR HBO Home Box Office iHBOl 4 :4 5 AM [TMC] MOVIE: Ask Any ' ® MOVIE: 'Cocoanuts' This comedy 16 Breezy farewell 20 Former nuclear who you pick as a partner. Defeat will be MUSTACHE. AT LEAST TEN YEARS THE c h a l l e n g e / CINEMAX Cinemax IMAXI Giri' A young woman comes to New York 1 musical is based on the George S. Kauf­ iTMCl (comp, wd.) agency (abbr.) the product of a poor choice; victory will TMC Movie Channel City looking for a hgsband, but instead at­ 21 Tangle man stage success. Marx Brothers, Mary USA USA Network (USA) tracts a suave ladykilter. Shirley MacLaine, 17 Fit be the prize for a wise one V Eaton, Oscar Shaw. 1929. CLEARANCE SALE 18 M ao 22 College group David Niven, Gig Young 1959 d j) Ju a n s Iris • tung 23 Hawaiian AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Difficulties MOVIE: 'Cutting Loosa' A high 19 Year (Sp.) instruments Y O U dD . . .at JEANS-i-PLUSI may arise in an important relationship school student tries to change the system. 24 Product of S ■■COUPON ------20 Intended S 0 today. When dealing with others on a Harold Green, Phil Catelli, Rhonda Spitz. w orm s - - 21 Disencumber E N A one-to-one basis, treat all as you would ' 1980. FOR MEN WOMEN CHILDREN 22 Santa 25 River in the *'u ' NEW YEARS SALE R A F like to be treated yourself. Major [CNN] Prime Naws New M exico Congo changes are ahead for Aquarians in the DKK [HBO] MOVIE: 'The Champ' A strug- FREE — 23 Frequent 26 Above coming year. Send for your Astro-Graph 39 Back out 46 Hindu deity OWL!, gHng boxer gains strength and inspiration 26 Impish boys 27 Tourist lodging predictions today. Mail $1 to Astro- i- M , automotive 47 Mideast area from his son. Jon Voight. Faye Dunaway. Charging System Check 31 Ukraine city 28 Fateful time for Graph. c/o this newspaper, Box 1846, Ricky Schroder. 1979. Rated PG. 41 Alm a 46 knievel 32 Springs Caesar Cincinnati, OH 45201. Be sure to state BUGS BUNNY ®by Warner Bros. Save up to 25% off all 42 Shoshoneans 4 9 Sea movement , [TMC] MOVIE: O.C. Cab' (CC) Two 33 Greek theaters 29 Tidy 43 Sown (Fr) your zodiac sign. > kidnapped children are rescued by drivers 51 New Zealand Starters & Alternators 34 She (Fr.) 30 Talk back to 44 Tennis player <9 K:AV, RA8 0 n;\'tA a J of a bankrupt taxi company. Mr. T. Adam 30% o ft parrot t Baldwin, Max Gail. 1983. Rated R. In With This Coupon 35 Pithy saying (si.) Nastase PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) You re not U B T V a i 6 0 . . V eeBYASTEAUN' 55 Part of the * Stereo. Applies to most foreign & domestic. OUR LOW PRICES ON 36 Beverages 32 Smoke and fog 45 Spy employed likely to work too well under pressure to­ ANiyCARRDTB/ by police psyche TNT 37 Actor Red 38 Label day. If you take on more than you can [USA] 311 BROAD ST.. MANCHESTER handle or let things go until the last min­ 8 :3 0 PM CE Frotty's Wlmer Wonder­ (Behind Economy Oil Change) W*tw wO*T*T ALL ALL WINTER ALL FASHION 39 Naps ute, frustrations will result. land Animated. (90 min.i Master Card & VISA Accepted Offer Expires Feb. 26 40 Silver symbol ARIES (March 21-April 19) Today you S) @ ) (Mr. Balvadar* (CC) Whi(e George SWEATERS JACKETS CORDS 41 Actor might be out of step with others. Don't and Mr. Be(vedere make a pact to give up • Cru's - Vee's • Fashion Coots Only • Women's: Chic, their vices. Heather’s new (joytriend falls Ferrer take an unyielding position on some­ • Potlerns for Men • For Men S Women Lee Colvins 42 Employing thing everyone else opposes just to flex for Msrsha. GROUPS FOR PERSONAL AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT Women & Children • Mens: Levis 2 46 Sunflower State your muscles. @ @ WaH Street W eak Louis Rukeyser analytes the 'SO’s with a weekly review of (abbr.) TAURUS (April 20-May 20) If the out­ 2 economic and investment manors. 47 Acquire side world doesn't treat you as you think WOMEN IN TRANSITION— [DIS] Danger Bay 50 Layer of tissue it should today, don’t come home and THE PROCESS OF CHANGE 51 Hepburn, for take it out on innocent members of your 9 :0 0 PM CS DaNss (CC) J.R. and Man Personal and professional growth short h o u s e h o ld . deceive Pam into thinking Matt's Col­ ombian mine is rich in emeralds, while Jen­ Risk taking, problem solving, stress management 20% off 52 Bird (comb, GEMINI (May 21-June 20) An uncon­ na's behavior becom es irrationai. (60 min.) form) trolled temper could be your downfall Develop the skills for coping effectively with change OUR LOW PRICE ON ' 0 4 I S I I ' 53 Moslem prince today. Mind what you say, Instead of re­ G D ® D fff ran t Stro ka s (CC) ArrK>ld be­ Bridge comes iealous when Sam turns to Willis February 12,1986 thru March 19,1986—consecutive Wednesday sponding with angry words you'll later 54 M ade poem in for brotheriy companionship. evenings from 7:00 P.M.—8:30 P.M. ALL FASHION TOPS 4 tribute re gre t, (S) ® Knight Ridar Michael and KITT • For Men & Women 4 CANCER (June 21-July 22) Make every 56 Hunt for out high clubs. If West ruffed, declarer investigata a master Musiontst suspected effort to keep current on your financial Can this slam ASSERT YOURSELF 57 Dog breed N O R T H I-I4-8I could overruff with the heart queen in of m u r^ . (60 min.) In Stereo. obligations now. Don't fall behind, espe­ A A K 63 dummy and then draw the'remaining cially if you are indebted to a friend. (8) Graat Patfonnancas: Haartbraak Differentiation of assertive, passive, aggressive attitudes Ladies' Wool Blend Slocks Duofold Turtles DOWN VQ52 be saved? Housa (CC) George Bernard Shaw's play LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) It’s bdst today trumps. However, instead of ruffing, and behaviors ♦ 8 6 4 2 West discarded all three of his spades is b r o u ^ to Kfe. (2 hrs.) * Block * Toupe Astorlsd Colors 1 Compass point not to discuss issues with your mate By James Jacoby Assertive communication and active listening skills A Q 10 on South’s club run. Eventually, when ® Nocha da Gala • Orey • Brown For Men $ o 2 Tints where you have opposing views. Both of [CNN] Lany King Liva Conflict resolution Fully Linsd and Women you have low kindling points and a seri­ WEST EAST declarer was forced to play a spade. *25 3 Curved molding Proper trump management can call ous argument could result. West ruffed in with the setting trick. [DIS] MOVIE: 'Navar Cry WotT A biolo­ February 13,1986 thru March 20,1986—consecutive Thursdays 4 First person ♦ J 7 4 ♦ Q985 for unusual plays, particularly when VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sepl. 22) Someone Was there a solution? As a matter of gist learns to live among w olves ar>d Eski­ evenings from 7:00 P.M.—8:30 P.M. 5 Involve ▼98763 ▼ --- trumps are breaking badly. When mos in the rtorthem wrldemess. Charles who has done you a big favor might want ♦ Q J 10 ♦ K 9 7 5 3 fact, yes. After winning the queen of 6 V ictual South opened the bidding and then Martin Smith. Brian Dennahy. 1983. Rated (c) 1986 by NEA, Inc. you to reciprocate today. Don’t make It ♦ A 4 A6 5 3 2 clubs, declarer should cash dummy’s 7 Outer (pref.) jumped in his second suit. North right­ PG. EXPLORING AND COPING obvious that you're annoyed about this. ace of spades. 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Jan. 24, 1986 Marcos says he will ignore Advice About Town V.S./World In Brie^ Mastronarde talks to parents Food writer speaks Monday challenges to his war record Temple Beth Sholom Nursery School will hold an Judy Gorman, author of “ The Culinary Craft, will Fighting rocks Ugandan city Can well-adjusted kids come speak Monday at a meeting of the Women s Club Information Minister Gregorio information night for parents of prospective students Manchester at 8 p.m. at KAMPALA, Uganda — National Resistance By David Briscoe The New York Times on Thurs­ Cendana said in a statement issued on Feb. 6 at 7:30 p.m. at the temple, 400 E. Middle Community Baptist Army rebels fought their way into downtown The Associated Press day quoted U.S. Army documents Turnpike. Teacher-director Ona Mastronade. will on a post-war military investiga­ in Manilla and made available by Church. Kampala in fierce house-to-house fighting today speak on the curriculum and philosophy of the school. Gorman, a graduate of and appeared about to capture the capital, M ANILA. Philippines - Presi­ tion that concluded Ang Mag the Philippines Embassy in Wa­ from artificial conception? School administrator Susan Ruchin wiil answer Western diplomats said. dent Ferdinand E. Marcos, whose Maharlika, the guerrilla group shington that the reports were Manchester High School “ reeking with malice and the most questions and the classrooms will be open for viewing. and St. Joseph College in Diplomats said hundreds of soldiers had war record has been a major asset Marcos says he led, “ never ex­ vicious form of black DEAR DISGUSTED: Two- The school combines both Jewish and generai West Hartford, teaches abandoned the city of 700,000 people and were in his long political career, says he isted” as a fighting organization DEAR education. Holiday crafts, songs, parties, cooking, and was not controlled adequately propaganda." parent homes are, of course, ideal cooking classes in her fleeing into the bush. “ They have voted with their will ignore a news report that a ABBY: N ow field trips, painting, story telling and nature study for “ because of the desertion of its when both parents are ideal home at 69 Dale Road, feet,” one source said. U.S. Army investigator found his He called the reports “ a clear I ’ve seen every- commanding officer” — Marcos, parents, but many well-adjusted children 3 and 4 are offered. and writes for several The NRA drove into the city from the south and anti-Japanese guerrilla group to case of character assassination thing. "Still For more information, call Ruchin at 875-2125, who eventually joined an Ameri­ children have been reared in magazines. west, climaxing a dawn assault in a final bid to be “ fraudulent,” and a fabrication of the worst Shaking.” the can mUitary unit. Dear Abby one-parent homes. So, who am I to evenings. She is a former food overthrow Gen. Tito Okello, who himself seized “ My opponents now say that kind.” retired parents power from President Milton Obote in a July 1985 Marcos is not a genuine guerrilla, say that an unmarried woman (or columnist for the Jour­ The Times, citing 400 pages of Various Philippine government of a 35-year-old coup. that he did not really fight,” an unmarried man, for that Ling shows castle slides nal Inquirer. Army reports on Marcos’ military reports say Marcos won 27,28.32 or " lo v e ly , un- ^ Abigail Van Buren Diplomats said the Ugandan Freedom Move­ Marcos said in a campaign speech matter) has no right to be a Her second book, career, said one investigator, U.S. 33 medals. He is described as the nnarried, highly Steven Ling, director of the Lutz Children’s ment, a ragtag guerrilla group in eastern parent? And by the way, who are ’ ’Judy Gorman’s Veget­ Thursday. Army Capt. Elbert R. Curtis, found most decorated soldier of the war respected, pro- Museum, will give a series of slide lectures on the Kampala, threw its support today to the NRA, “ I don’t know where they get you to make that judgment? (■ able Book,” will be pub­ the “ Ang Mag Maharlika Unit and claims more honors than U.S. f e s s i 0 n a I development of medieval English castles on March 4, reneging on a 6-month-old pact with Okello. The such foolishness. You who ... lished in September by under the alleged command of Gen. Douglas MacArthur, who woman," were 11 and 18 from 7 to 8:15 p.m. at the museum, 247 S. shift in allegiance meant the government troops fought under me, you be the ones to Yankee Books, Dublin, Ferdinand Marcos is fraudulent.” directed the Allied war in the called by their DEAR ABBY: I ’ve been think­ Main St. He will show how the castles were into the world. Embarrassing and defending the capital were flanked on three sides answer these crazy individuals, Pacific. daughter to inform them that she is ing about the letter signed "Still constructed, tell what roles they played and show Judy Gorman n .h . complicatejl as it may seem to by the enemy. especially the foreign press, ” he The newspaper said the docu­ pregnant and thrilled. It seems Shaking” — the parents of a slides of some which are still standing. The 68-year-old president, in adults concerned only with morals, A spokesman at the British High Commission, told the crowd, which ineldded ments were found in the National that she has always wanted a child, 35-year-old unmarried, profes­ The series, which is designed forolderchildren, will office for 20 years, says he was ethics and what-will-the- Bloodmoblle set Monday which serves as an embassy, said street battles many World War II veterans. Archives in Washington by a and since her biological clock was sional woman who wanted a baby, cost $4 for museum members and $6 for non- wounded five times and frequently neighbors-think, the simple truth were raging outside the commission’s downtown Marcos talks about his war historian doing research. running out and she had no man in so she had herself artificially memhers. Registration is necessary and seating is The American Red Cross will hold a bloodmobile offices near the government Treasury building. record in nearly every interview attributes long absences from her life, she had herself artificially told with patience, love and caring inseminated. Monday from 11:45 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Army and Marcos said he will ignore his public view to complications will be sufficient for the moment, limited. and speech, and tells war stories in FERDINAND E. MARCOS inseminated! Navy Club, 1090 Main St. For an appointment, call the his campaign speeches for the Feb. detractors because “ they are all caused by shrapnel still embedded The parents were stunned and and eventually understood and If I were the parents, I wouldn’t Red Cross at 643-5111. Walk-in donors will be Soviet envoy meets Gemayel going crazy.” in his abdomen and legs. . . . insists he’s a fighter buy that story unless 1 saw the 7 election. asked you what they should tell accepted. Singles hold Sunday session welcome. BEIRUT, Lebanon — Pro-Syrian militiamen doctor’s records or had some kind people. Your advice, "T ell them The Kathy Ryan Memorial Bloodmobile will be held unleashed a massive artillery barrage against D EARABBY: I, too. am shaking of proof that artificial insemina­ EAST HARTFORD - The East Hartford Christian the truth,” was correct. But what Feb. 17, the Washington’s birthday holiday, from troops guarding President Amin Gemayel’s after reading that letter about the tion actually took place. Singles will meet Sunday at 7 p.m. at St. Christopher does the unmarried daughter tell Church hall. Brewer St., to hear investigative 11:45 a.m. to 5 p.m., at St. Bridget Church, 74 MainSt. mountain stronghold today and an ousted her child when confronted with the single woman having artificial SKEPTICAL IN MURPHYS- Gorbachev speech to Congress suggested reporter John Mura of the Hartford Courant speak. A Christian militia boss vowed to “ settle the score” question: "Who is my father?” insemination because she wanted BORO, ILL. raffle will be held and refreshments served. New with the Lebanese head of state. 2 2 a baby and didn’t have a man in her Couples and/or singles who are Natural family planning taught Military sources said the main target of the their second summit meeting, which osal. said it was the first he had heard Gorbachev would “ help draw back the life. members will be welcome. There will be a $1 charge By W. Dale Nelson militia shellfire apeared to be Tamraz Hill — a has been tentatively planned for later about it. heavy curtain which has snuffed out having children by artificial in­ You seemed to think it was CONFIDENTIAL TO KNEE- for non-members. Couple to Couple League will present a series of four The Associated Press strategic post a few hundred yards above this year. The two leaders met in “ I guess we would have to wait until real communication for so many semination, surrogate parenting perfectly all right. Why didn’t you DEEP IN DEBT IN STUDIO classes on the sympto-thermal method of natural Bikfaya, Gemayel’s hometown 11 miles northeast Geneva in November and agreed to we get the summit schedule before we years" between the Soviet Union and and the like give little considera­ speak out against that stupid, CITY, CALIF.: Make one more family planning starting Sunday at 2 p.m. at St. James WASHINGTON - Senate Demo­ Cancer group seeks volunteers of Beirut. meet again in the United States this schedule any appearances," Speakes the United States. tion to the psychological effect of selfish woman’s bringing a child purchase — buy yourself a scis­ Church. Register by calling Bill and Kathy SIddons, cratic Leader Robert Byrd wants Undeterred by the escalating political and year and in the Soviet Union next year. said. “ I think we would just have to these procedures on the offspring into a one-parent home? That sors. Then cut up your credit The American Cancer Society is seeking volunteers certified instructors, 649-4908. Mikhail Gorbachev to become the first In a letter to Reagan. Byrd wrote: militiary pressure, Gemayel spent the morning review it in the whole context of his so produced. woman has no more right to have a cards. for Its 1986 American Cancer Crusade scheduled for Soviet leader ever invited to address a Under Byrd’s proposal, the invitation “The development of a more positive at his Baabda Palace meeting government joint session of Congress. visit, how long he’s going to be here, “ Yes dear, you were conceived baby than an unmarried 14-year- April 22. Those wishing to offer their clerical and to Gorbachev would have a hook in it. relationship with the Soviet Union will, (Do you hate to write letters Legion officers attend confab officials, trade union repesenatives and Soviet what he’s going to do, how long the talks when I was impregnated with a old! telephone skills may call Alice Pouliot at Manchester The White House, however, wants to The Soviets would have to agree to of course, take time, but it is clear that 4 4 charge d’affaires Yuri Suzlikov. are going to be.” Every child deserves a mother because you don’t know what to North Unit office, 237 E. Center St., 643-2168. Dilworth-Comell-Quey Post 102, American Legion, know more details about Gorbachev’s carry Reagan’s speech on prime time the dialogue which you began with Mr. turkey baster with the sperm of The Soviet envoy said the visit, made at Other White House aides also said the and a father. Thanks to all these say? Thank-you notes, sympathy was represented by Commander Dolores Pinwar, next session with President Reagan television. Gorbachev in Geneva has led to a better some unknown guy whom I never Gemayel’s request, was to discuss “ bilateral idea was news to them hot-pants teen-agers, we already letters, congratulations, how to Service Officer John F. Baer and Historian Robert J. before going along with the idea. over-all atmosphere in which to try to met.” relations and problems relating to Lebanon.” But Byrd, of West Virginia, said he Byrd said House Speaker Thomas P. have enough one-parent families decline and accept invitations and Faulkner Club studies novel Arson at the 12th annual mid-winter conference of the resolve our outstanding differences Reassuring, isn't it? political sources said the Soviet diplomat had “ It has been a long-standing practice thought Reagan would easily outs'eore O’Neill’s only reservation about his without your approving artificial how to write an interesting letter SOUTH WINDSOR - The William Faulkner Club Department of Connecticut, American Legion, last with the Soviet Union.” JOSEPH H. DAVIS, M.D., apparently been asked to help Gemayal restore to recognize foreign leaders in this his Soviet counterpart from a public plan was that the meeting should not insemination for unmarried are included in Abby’s booklet, weekend at the Hartford Marriott Hotel in PEDIATRICIAN MENLO will meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. at Paoperback Alley, respect, and I feel it would enhance the relations point of view. come too late in the year, when it might Byrd sent a similar letter to O’Neill. women whose biological clocks ar “ How to Write Letters for All communications with Syria. PARK, CALIF. 984 Sullivan Ave., to begin discussing the novel, “ The Farmington. development of meaningful communi­ Byrd said he tried the idea out on influence the congressional elections. Speakes. recalling that the two running out. Occasions,” Send your name and Hamlet.” The meeting is open to all who are cation between the United States and Reagan and the president was recep­ Speakes said no decision has been leaders met in front of a crackling If a single woman wants some­ address clearly printed with a DEAR DR. DAVIS; Reassuring interested in the works of Faulkner. For more Racism charges aired the Soviet Union after years of sterile tive, suggesting only that the U n it^ made on the timing of the summit. U.S. fireplace in Geneva, brought up a thing to love and thinks mother­ check or money order for $2.50 and Museum plans discussed or not. children conceived by information, call the bookstore at 644-9979. HANOVER, N.H. — Dartmouth College su.s- rhetoric,” Byrd said in a Senate speech States bring its own interpreter to officials had floated the idea of a June question about the Capitol as a setting hood would be fun, tell her to get a a long, stamped (39 cents) self- sperm bank fathers, surrogate Manchester Historical Society will meet Sunday at 2 pended clas.ses today to address allegations of Thursday. Capitol Hill. meeting, but the Soviets have indicated for a public,talkfest between them. pet! addressed envelope to: Dear mothers and any way other than p.m. at the former Lutz Junior Musuem on Cedar Byrd wants Gorbachev and Reagan But White House spokesman Larry they would prefer September. “ They don’t have a fireplace up there, DISGUSTED IN HORNELL, Abby, Letter Booklet. P.O. Box widespread racism that sparked a sit-in on the the conventional method should be Nursery has open house Street, the building the group plans to renovate for its Ivy League campus by more than 200 protesters. to address Congress at the conclusion of Speakes, when asked about the prop­ Byrd said he hoped the invitation to do they?" he asked. told the truth about how they came N.Y. 38923. Hollywood. Calif. 90038.) BOLTON — The Children’s Cooperative Nursery musuem of local history. Museum Committee President David McLaughlin called on stu­ School at St. Maurice Church will hold an open house Chairman Steven Ling will give a report on proposals dents, professors and administrators to d'seuss Wednesday and Thursday from 9:30 to 11 a.m. The for the building and its opening in the summer. The accusations of racism brought by student.*: after snow date is Jan. 31. The school, under the direction of public is invited. three symbolic anti-apartheid shanties were Aching feet need an exam Pat Putnam nd Pam Kalkus, offers sessions three For more information on the .society and its plans, destroyed by sledgehammer-wielding students. Critic says days a week for 4-year-olds and two days a week for call Jon Harrison, executive director, at 643-5588 Student protesters who occupied McLaughlin’s 3-year-olds. between 4:30 and 7 p.m. Monday and Wednesday. office for l ‘/i days ended their sit-in Thursday, D E A R DR. a neurologist, who discovered a after the decision was made to replace today’s GOTT: My hus­ brain abnormality. A drug called Dilantin changed his life, and the classes with workshops on the campus strife. cancer ciinic band has burn­ Garden group meet Monday VFW has a buffet and dance A spokesman for the Dartmouth Alliance ing and aching wife’s as well! I hope you can pass Perennial Planters Garden Club will meet Monday Against Racism and Oppression, which called for on the bottom of this suggestion on. Anderson-Shea Post 2046 of the Veterans of Foreign D r. G ott Wars and its Ladies Auxiliary will have a buffet and at 6 p.m. at the home of Elinor Halsted, 68 Birch the workshops in its list of demands, said there his feet and Mountain Road Extension, Bolton, for a potluck. above his DEAR READER: Personality dance Saturday at 6:30 p.m. at the VFW Hall, 608 E. were mixed responses to the daylong suspension posed danger Barbara Thomas of the Coventry Garden Club will of classes. J J Peter Gott, M.D. changes can sometimes result Center St., to honor the Voice of Democracy winners. knees. The doc­ present a Valentine program. Helen Jamroga and More than 200 students and professors occupied tor says it’s ar­ from an abnormal discharge of The contest has been sponsored by the post and its Bernice Manning will be hostesses. the building in protest Wednesday. About half of Bv Larry Doyle thritis. Do you electricity in the brain. Although auxiliary for the past 10 years. Past commanders and Flowers for Whiten Memorial Library will be the protesters maintained the sit-in through United Press International have any other this disorder is technically a mild past presidents are invited. provided this month by Manning. Wednesday night and Thursday. ideas? form of epilepsy, the patient may The event is open to the public. Admission is $5. not lose consciousness or have CHICAGO — A Bahamian cancer clinic has seizures. The illness can be diffi­ FmHA fears loss of suit needlessly injected thousands of patients with DEAR READER: I think your flavoring in chewing gum. Stop hepatitis-and AIDS-contaminated blood products, husband should be evaluated for using the gum for a while and see if cult to diagnose but, as you point BISMARCK, N.D. — The government would out, neurologists are trained to creating an international health hazard, a National circulation problems. Although your mouth improves. lose more than $1 billion in 1986 if a federal judge identify the source of this abnor­ Cancer Institute researcher says. A A arthritis can affect the feet, the rules the Farmers Home Administration’s new Dr. Gregory Curt says the Bahamian government DEAR DR. GOTT: Can a woman mality. Dilantin is usualiy an pain is usually in the joints, not on loan repayment policy is unconstitutional, the should be embarrassed it allowed the Freeport clinic strengthen her vaginal muscles by effective treatment and works by the soles. A good internist can Justice Department says. to remain open and foist its “ immunoaugmentative doing exercises? inhibiting excess electrical activ­ WIN A $ 2 5 probably separate out the vascular Attorneys for the government and the Mid- therapy” on patients, including former Georgia Gov. pain from the arthritic discomfort. ity in the cerebral cortex. Minnesota Legal Assistance Inc. of Minneapolis Dilantin has also been shown to Lester Maddox. I am also concerned that the type DEAR READER: There are GIFT CERTIFICATE presented their final arguments Thursday in a “ The disheartening thing is even though the of burning pain your husband is be useful in treating disorders of suit challenging the legality of the new loan exercises that you can be taught by heart rhythm due to digitalis Bahamian government prdered the clinic closed (in experiencing may represent early repayment policy. an obstetrician, nurse-midwife, overdose. Further, the drug can July), we’ve received information the clinic is still nerve damage of the type seen in obstetrical nurse or physical ther­ U S. District Judge Bruce Van Sickle said he treating patients,” Curt said in a telephone interview diabetics. Therefore, in addition to sometimes help the painful foot did not “ anticipate it taking months” before N N apist. Check with one of these from Bethesda, Md. nerves (neuropathy) that diabet­ a complete examination, blood professionals to determine the deciding whether to issue an injunction barring “We’ve received treatment materials from a tests are probably appropriate, ics may develop in the course of the FmHA from sending delinquency notices to most appropriate exercises for you their illness. Finally, Dilantin is PLAY patient who said he was there in December,” too. to tone up the pelvic muscles. farmers nationwide. More than 3,000 patients were treated for cancer being used to control certain The FmHA said this week that 65,351 farmers behavioral abnormalities that are and acquired immune deficiency syndrome at the were delinquent on repaying their loans as of Jan. Immunology Researching Center between 1977 and UPI ptwto DEAR DR. GOTT; Could chew­ DEAR DR. GOTT: The letter in not due specifically to abnormali­ "PHONE NUMBER” ing gum cause my mouth to dry 10 . 1985. Maddox was treated from May 1983 to June 1985 your column from the woman ties in brain electricity. It is a Seven states — Oklahoma, Minnesota. Illinois, Scott McAuliffe, the 9-year-old son of fellow Young Astronauts who came to out? whose husband had undergone a useful medicine, but should be for prostate cancer. Iowa, Kansas, North Dakota and Texas — joined The therapy, intended to bolster the immune watch the launch of the space shuttle personality change reVnjnded me administered under the guidance JACKPOT Christa McAuliffe, the first teacher the request for a preliminary injunction. system, consisted of numerous injections — 6,000 in DEAR READER: Your dry of a similar problem I read about of a trained professional, prefera­ astronaut, goes through some brief Challenger, scheduled for Sunday. The Maddox’s case — of four types of blood serums. The mouth is probably due to the elsewhere The man finally went to bly a neurologist. shuttle will take his mother into space IN THE MANCHESTER HERALD Thatcher jeered by opponents serums were derived, in part, from blood drawn from training on a centrifuge Thursday at the other patients at the clinic, including AIDS patients. visitors' center at Kennedy Space aiong with six other crew members. LONDON — A parliamentary row over a news Curt and his colleagues, reporting in today’s Center in Florida. He is shown with ^ Win a chance for a $25 Gift Certificate to ShopRIte. leak and calls for the sacking of a senior minister Journal of the American Medical Association, Grocery bags are ‘trashy’ hung over Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher analyzed samples of the serums and found them to be A prize awarded weekly. today in the latest controversy resulting from the routinely contaminated with bacteria, hepatitis B DEAR in the dishwasher and used over proposed sale of an ailing helicopter virus, and antibodies to HTLV-3, the AIDS virus. At least two cases of hepatitis have been attributed Space teacher sees chance POLLY: White and over. Enter as often as you like. manufacturer. plastic grocery The scene in the House of Commons, marked by to the treatment, the researchers noted. They said bags now being A can of cheap hair spray is a jeers and blasts from her own supporters, more than half of the 73 samples tested showed used by many Pointers good thing to have on hand. You ^ Mali or drop off your entries to the occurred Thursday when Thatcher defended HTLV-3 antibodies. supermarkets can use it to remove ink and Manchester Herald, 16 Brainard Place, Manchester. Trade Minister Leon Brittan’s leak to the news “ One of the easiest ways to give someone AIDS is to for lesson outside school make great permanent marker stains from media of a memo concerning the sale. take the virus and inject it into someone’s blood,” Curt clothing before laundering and In an influential committee meeting later, a said. “ That’s exactly what they were doing.” trash can liners Polly Fisher I------lormer state prosecutor, has taken for small trash even use hair spray on wasps and majority of Conservative politicians demanded Food and Drug Administration spokesman Bruce By William Harwood “ So like a woman on the Conestoga yellow jackets. It sticks their Brittan’s resignation. One politician estimated 90 Brown said the FDA considers the treatment “ an United Press International wagons pioneering the West, I too his wife’s instant celebrity in cans. I use one I PHONE NUMER JACKPOT ENTRY FORM stride. Asked if he felt envious of in the baby’s wings together and they fait to the percent of Conservatives wanted Brittan to go, unapproved new drug for which we’ve never seen any would be able to bring back my floor. Then you can kill them I although the party rallied to Thatcher’s own evidence for safety or effectiveness.” CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. - thoughts in my journal to make her shuttle assignment, he said: room. It keeps “ Are you kidding? I ’m trying to 2 2 without the risk of being stung. — Name______I defense. , ,, Curt said even if the clinic used uncontaminated Thrust into instant fame, social that a part of our history.’' the trash can figure out how to get myself odor-free. When full, I just tie the shampoo and lotion bottles to use CARMEN Politicians listened with incredulity as blood “ it would be an embarrassment to the studies teacher Christa McAuliffe Thatcher said Brittan authorized the news leak Bahamian government to allow this center to reopen. views her flight aboard the space DURING CHALLENGER’S aboard.” handles together and tote It out. on shampoo bottles that don’t have McAuliffe, a mother of two with the knowledge and approval of her office — “ People might be able to argue it was lio longer an shuttle Challenger as a once-in-a- flight, which NASA is taking great I keep all flip-top lids from the flip-top. The lids can be washed young children, began training for DEAR POLLY: I have used lots although she knew nothing about it. international health hazard,” he said. “ But the lifetime opportunity to address pains to publicize, McAuliffe will her shuttle mission in September of cleaners on my glass fiber Phone Opposition politicians charged the leak treatment is also totally useless.” history’s largest classroom. film various demonstrations and bathtub. Nothing works very well, breached the official secret.s act — a serious “ I see this as an extraordinary conduct two 15-minute “ lessons” at the Johnson Space Center in Houston. Despite constant inter­ so I tried dishwasher detergent. I THE MANCHESTER HERALD criminal offense — and demanded Brittan’s opportunity and a wonderful year from orbit that will be broadcast wet the tub. sprinkled in the ruptions for interviews and per­ Thoughts resignation. out of what I would normally have live by the Public Broadcasting sonal appearances, she has kept 4 detergent, then waited a few Candidate said been doing. I think it’s just going to System to schools around the 4 minutes. Then I scoured the tub. Entries for 2nd drawing must be received by 12 noon on Saturday, her lively sense of humor and Get on with the entertainment! “ land of the free and the brave.” enhance the teaching that I do, get nation. Worked great! — MRS. E.H. Jan. 25th. VA chiefs exit reported “ I think it’s going to be very gung-ho enthusiasm for the chance Everyone is an actor and every One more invites discernment. the students more excited about WASHINGTON — Harry N. Walters, director their future, which is important,” exciting for kids to be able to turn to fly in space. place a stage. Experts come from “ Cail upon Me in the day of 2nd Drawing on Monday, Jan. 27th. to be indicted “ I haven’t had ap awful lot of all kinds, (and that’s OK with me) trouble: I will deliver thee, and of the Veterans Administration, has resigned, she said. on the TV and see the teacher DEAR MRS. E.H. AND READ­ READ THE HERALD CLASSIFIEDS CAREFULLY EVERYDAY teaching from space.” she said at a (free) time,” she said in an even from preachers — and their thou Shalt glorify Me.” (Psalm ERS: Automatic dishwasher de­ ‘and is to be succeeded by Selective Service LOS ANGELES (AP) — A congresswoman running McAuliffe, 37, and six crew- crew news conference. interview. “ The only thing I can flocks know if no one else. It is 50:15) tergent is a very strong cleaner DURING WEEK OF JAN. 27 FOR PUBLICATION OF System Director Thomas K. Turnage, The New for the Senate and her top aide have been indicted by a mates are scheduled to blast off “ I ’m hoping that this is going to truly say I have not missed this interesting to see an entertainer on and could be harmful to the finish WINNING PHONE NUMBER. York Times reported today. grand jury probing allegations that a supporter Sunday aboard Challenger for a elevate the teaching profession in year is averaging grades, which I a talk show expound their views C.W. Kuhl of some tubs. Use with caution, Spokesmen for Walters and Turnage declined offered money to the campaign fund of another planned six-day. mission, the 25th Each week during the contest a similar schedule will be followed. to confirm the reports, the Times said, citing an in the shuttle program. the eyes of the public and of those hate to do” after their song or act. Their Zion Ev. Lutheran Church please. — POLLY candidate if he would drop his primary bid. according McAuliffe has experienced brief unidentified Reagan administration official for A high school teacher at Concord potential teaqhers out there. Hope­ religious convictions are often ' Last day the Herald will accept coupons, Feb, 8th. to reports published Friday. moments of weightlessness in a High School in Concord, N.H., fully one of the maybe secondary shallow (not all) as it is said. “ I its information. The Los Angeles Times and the Los Angeles Herald NASA cargo plane and has danced Herald employeet and their families are not eligible. Walters, a man widely respected by veterans McAuliffe was selected from more objectives of this is students are was bom into it.” Roman Catholic MANCHESTER MEDICAL ASSOCIATES Examiner cited law enforcement sources they did not through the sky in a sleek T-38 jet organizations, told the Times it was “ no secret” than 11,000 applicants tc become going to be looking at me and upbringing seems to catch it more identify as saying that the grand jury had indicted trainer to give her. experience in that he had planned to leave the VA, but said it the first private citizen to fly on perhaps thinking of going into than most from many of these Rep. Bobbi Fiedler, 48, and Paul Clarke, her high performance aircraft. Theresa M. Caputo, M.D. would be inappropriate for him to comment on the NASA’s space shuttle. teaching as professions.” experts. My Catholic friends need RULES administrative assistant and political adviser. She has worked through a stack not a Lutheran apologist. But report before the White House made any The secret indictment was expected to be unsealed When she and nine other finalists Bom in Boston, Mass., McAu­ Russell J. Tonkin, M.D. 1. Entries accepted on Herald Forms ONLY - No Facsmilles. announcement. The Times further said the report were announced in Washington liffe holds a master’s degree in of training manuals and learned maybe a humble request is in Friday in the courtroom of Los Angeles Superior the intricacies of life in orbit from was not denied by the Selective Service System last July, McAuliffe said she education from Bowie State Col­ order, "get on with the 2. Winner must claim prize within one week after publication of Court Judge Aurelio Munoz, who supervises the cooking her dinner to using the entertainment!” Would like to announce the relocation of their office to - office. , , court’s criminal division, the newspapers said. wanted to “ bring back the wonder lege in Bowie, Md. She has held a winning phone number. The White House did not inform major of it air and convey that sense of variety of teaching assignments, shuttle’s high-tech million-dollar The (Herald Examiner reported that Ms. Fiedler toilet. No, rm not proposing a silencing 43 West Middle Turnpike 3. Winner must bring phone number verification to claim prize. veterans’ organizations of the change, said the and Clarke were accused in the indictment of offering wonder to her students. all in junior high and high school, of anyone. We don’t live in the Times, and spokesmen for veterans’ groups “ We hear about military and and is a member of the National “ They didn’t expect you to be a for the practice of Internal Medicine. money to the campaign fund of state Sen. Ed. Davis, technician, they certainly didn’t “ land of the free and the brave” for differed about how much they were consulted by the former Los Angeles police chief. The newspaper political and economic history, we Council of Social Studies. nothing. But we do invite discern­ A list of winners will be published on February 24. the White House before the change. don’t find out what the ordinary expect you to fix anything or throw 646-6210 reported that the Fiedler supporter offered the Davis any switches," she said. ment — something which we hope fund $100,000. person was doing," she said then. HER HUSBAND STEVEN, a is still alive and healthy in the

I I Address- I I to - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Jan. 24, 1986_ MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday -Tan. 24. 1986 — 21 REAL ESTATE OPPORTUNITIES BUSINESS ?a]M«IN5 TBEET-MANCM> 643-1591

MU r vrnNON L'lUCLt - vihb D.W.FISHaj[Ji^ I (( u ' 871-1400 REAL ESTATE THIS WEEK featuring: Business Shareholder can’t split tax bite I lj In Brief QUESTION: On Dec. 26,1 sold i ,000 shares of stock I Your “holding period” for the rights dates back to the had owned for several years and realized a very large day you bought the stock. Town firm gets a loan profit. Rather than report all of that profit on my 1985 So, if you owned the stock more than six months before you sold the rights, the $254.20 was a long-term Manchester Structural Steel Inc., a manufac­ income tax return and pay a huge tax come April 15,1 would like to report half of it on my 1985 return and the capital gain. Otherwise, it was a short-term capital turer of steel building frames, has received an Investors’ gain. $80,000 loan from the state that it will use to buy other half on my 1986 return, thereby spreading the tax bite over two years and defer paying part of it until new equipment for its Mitchell Drive plant. Guide However, because nothing is simple in our present Manchaatar The Connecticut Development Authority, the April 15, 1987. N0 w LMIng Can this be done? William A. Doyle tax system, you don’t have to handle it that way. You Colonial In a convenient location at tha rlgnt price. LIvIngrTOm w tn iir^ financing .irm of the state Department of can treat a portion of the cost “basis" of y ^ r 2,000 place on lovely paneled wall, formal dining room, IVi baths and tamiiy Economic Development, approved the loan as shares of stock as the basis of the rights. That room... a lot of house for the money. part of its $516,000 small manufacturers loan ANSWER: Nope. You have your choice of reporting the entire profit on either your 1985or 1986 return. You complicated exercise is figured on the market value of program. The program is included under the the rights on the day the stock went ex-rights authority’s industrial financing package, which can't split it and report part on each of the two years’ returns. completes the badly needed overhaul of the Internal compared to the market value of the stock plus rights. this month will loan about $6.5 million to Unless you’re a whiz at mathematics or turn the companie.s planning to expand. Companies that Revenue Code. Because of the five-business-day settlement rule, chore over to a good accountant, my advice is to use apply for the loans must show that the planned the first method and pay the small capital gains tax. expansions will create new jobs or ensure that the proceeds from stocks sold at a profit after Dec. 22 QUESTION: Is it true that all my losses last year on did not become available until January. For reasons sales of stocks, even those for transactions on %-F Has Become A existing ones will be retained, a CDA spokesman QUESTION: I exercised rights to purchase more said Monday. only CPAs and tax lawyers can fathom, that makes December 31, must be reported on my 1985 income tax them installment sales, with the profit taxable in 1986. return? shares in a utility company last year. What are the tax Manchester Steel, which employes 12 workers, consequences? will add three new jobs with the additional However, you can “elect out” of using the installment sale method simply by reporting the ANSWER: Yes. If you'sold stock on Dec. 31, you equipment to its 28,000-square-foot building. CDA ANSWER: Most likely, there is no immediate tax spokesman Charles Abramo said. transaction on your 1985 return and paying whatever report the sale for that trade date on your 1985 return. HOUSESOLD Under this nation’s tax system, the settlement date impact. Virtually all rights are issued free from tax. Last year, the CDA lent $371.8 million to state tax is due. Choosing the return on which to report that profit does not affect a sale at a loss. You’ll probably find that spelled out in the literature industries, which created or retained about 16,000 explaining the rights offering. Word in Manchester!!! Manchaatar Prletd to Solll $48,900 jobs, Abramo said. gets a bit hairy. Your basis for the stock you bought by exercising Make thla reasonably priced Condomium your home for the price of a Because you owned stock for more than six months, QUESTION: The utility company in whi(ih I own rental, or perhaps an Investment for next year's taxesi This lovely Condo the profit is a long-term capital gain — only 40 percent 2.000 shares had a rights offering last year, giving your rights is the price you paid forthose shares. Keep features sliders to a deck and all the features you’d expect country a record of that, as you should for all securities you 2 2 stockholders the opportunity to buy additional shares of which is taxable under current tax law. You add Donald F. Jackson - Rose Viola Jackson club living such as a pool, club room, weight room and saunal 643-15C1 buy. When and if you sell, the difference between your F«alure of tha waak Sponaorad by Tha Manchaater Harald. Swadosh named GM that 40 percent to your other taxable income and pay at somewhat less than the going market price. I did basis and the proceeds from the sale is either a capital NEW YORK — Georgeson i Company has whatever tax applies. not choose to do so. I sold my 2,000 rights and received The top federal lincome tax bracket now is 50 a check in the amount of $254.20. gain or a capital loss, which you will be required to named senior vice president Robert E. Swadosh report on your income lax return. general manager in charge of the firm's investor percent, making the maximum tax bite on long-term How do I report this on my income tax return? relations and financial public relations services, capital gains 20 percent for 1985, That could change for 1986, with capital gains taxes ANSWER: The easy way is to report it as a capital Doyle welcomes written questions, but he can ; the company has announced. provide answers only through the column. Swadosh is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard being lowered, if our foot-dragging Cohgress ever gain on Schedule D of your federal income tax return. • Swadosh of Manchester. 4 ! Georgeson pioneered the investor relations 4 U&R Presents To advertise your field and was among the first to arrange analyst meetings as part of an organized investor relations program for clients. In addition to GAF bid cuts Carbide earnings arranging hundreds of meetings a year, George­ Bv Peter S. Hawes settlement of legal claims, including Carbide spokesman said sales figures “MOUNTAIN FARMS” latest listings son now offers a broad range of stock-market ,for individual business groups would related analytical and advisory services. The Associated Press those from the 1984 chemical leak in Bhopal, India, and $25 million for not be available until February. in Manchester off Gardner Street. A DANBURY — Union Carbide Corp. resolution of tax controversies. Since August, Carbide had sold six business segments for more than $700 Budget Pest moves office Chairman Warren M. Anderson said his Before the special charges. Carbide’s custom designed area of fine homes, in the company was “clearing the decks” for million and — to end the GAF fight — Rich and Gino Vatteroni of Budget Pest Control income in the quarter was $37.5 million, intends to sell its prized consumer have_ announced the move of their office from a profitable 1986 when it took an or 56 cents per share. But a hefty charge situated on % acre lots, with city utili­ additional $248.4 million charge against products division for at least $2 billion. Bolton to the Andrews Building, 63 E. Center St., for the second straight quarter created Consumer products such as Glad bags, Manchester. earnings that pushed 1985 losses to $582 a net loss of $211 million, or $3.12 per ties. M anchester million. Eveready batteries, STP oil treatment “This move is necessitated by the expansion of share, according to preliminary and Prestone antifreeze contributed 20 our pest control business which services this Preliminary earnings figures were figures. percent of the company’s 1984 sales. Let us sell your present home and “BE SELECTIVE” area,” according to Rich Vatteroni. “It will released by the company on Thursday; Sales in the fourth quarter were $2.3 For all of 1985, Carbide said prelimi­ Live on the first floor, or the second floor, and rent the enable us to better service our customers, who we the final report will be issues in billion, down slightly from $2.4 billion in nary figures show a net loss after taxes move you into a new> one! other! Separate systems, newer roof, walk-out basement H erald’s thank for making this move possible.” February, according to a company the fourth-quarter of 1984 when the of $582 million, or $8.35 per share, on and porches come with this 5 & 5, (2 bedrooms each), Two spokesman. company earned $13 million, or 19 cents sales of $9 billion. The year before, the Family in Manchester!! Taco Bell makes donation Included in the fourth-quarter per share. company had earned $323 million on Asking, $112,900. charges are $31.1 million for the cost of Chairman Warren M. Anderson said sales of $9.5 billion. Before the special Real Estate Page Taco Bell has raised $1,500 in Manchester for preparing and advertising a stock swap the decline in sales was due to charges, it had 1985 income of $251 "Putting You 1st is 2nd Nature To U s!” the United Cerebral Palsy Associations Inc. with shareholders to thwart an attemp­ divestitures and weak pricing in many million, or $3.61 per share. through the recent sale of Hugglet novelty dolls. ted takeover by GAF Corp. of the company’s business lines. Anderson said the charges “have j U&R REALTY CO. Many of the restaurant franchises also donated Also included in the charges are $92.4 The only operations showing sales cleared the decks” for the company’s WARREN ANDERSON STRANO REAL ESTATE money from taco sales to the associations' recent million in new restructuring charges, gains in the quarter were industrial future. Anderson said the company Call 643-2711 “Weekend with the Stars” telethon. should be profitable in 1986. . . . $582 million ioss J $100 million set aside for future gases and consumer products. A 643-2692 156 E. CENTER ST., MANCHESTER, CT. Cerebral palsy is a condition caused by damage Robert D. Murdock, Realtor to the brain, occurring before, during or shortly CALL TODAY - 647-“SOLD” [ f e after birth. Job cutbacks In Syracuse Bonner Is bank director • 3 EAST HARTFORD — Robert B. Bonner of South Windsor has been named to the Board of Latest GTE plum goes to Bay State town A A Directors of First Federal Savings of East Hartford, according to Robert P. Lynch, Dukakis suggested failure to place a micro­ Grasso raid the pending retirements of nearly 700 chairman of the board and president. Bv United Press International electronics center in Taunton three years ago may GE workers in Syracuse, including 300 hourly Bonner is a graduate of Colby College in GTE Corp. says Taunton will be home for a new have been a blessing in disguise. workers, 300 professional employees and about 90 to Waterville, Maine, and the U.S. League Savings & Fairfield, Conn.,-based GE blamed increased 100 clerks, could assure jobs for most of the unit’s Loan School for Executive Development at the plant to manufacture and assemble state-of-the-art foreign competition and a sharp drop in sales have University of Georgia. He has a graduate diploma communication equipment as part of a $4.3 billion pinched the semiconductor unit, which is scattered employees. GE employs more than 7,000 in Syracuse from the Connecticut Chapter, Institute of contract, the largest of its type ever awarded by the over several locations. Employment at several GE and central New York. Pentagon. BEAUTIFUL LOT ASVINE PLAGE Financial Education. plants in Syracuse has grown by 2,000 in the past six However, Arthur Smith, president of Local 320, •urroundi th i. lovaly 7 room Colonial on T.mple COUNTRY CLUB LIVING In thla new axecutive Bonner and his wife, Linda, have two children. Between 700 and 1,000 jobs will be created for the N Or. In East Hartford. Spacloua rooma and an ERA years. International Union of Electrical Workers, said he N realdenca off South Main Straetl A maaterplece Mobile Subscriber Equipment project to provide the BUYERS PROTECTION PLAN make this a great “It’s inefficient to be spread out,” said Connie was “disappointed” by the action, and stressed the Real Estate In daaign and conatructlon $174,900. 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The branch Meanwhile, a sharp drop in semiconductor sales serves the towns of Coventry, Ellington, Somers, and foreign competition has prompted the company to Stafford, Stafford Springs, Tolland, Union, move its Syracuse, N.Y., semiconductor unit to North Vernon and Willington. Carolina — the second job cutback in two days. Kempf, a 16-year employee of Red Cross, James Dykes, vice president of the Power started at the Dutchess County Chapter in Electronics Semiconductor Department. Thursday Poughkeepsie, N. 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COMMEItPAL OVrXT 646-2482 nNANCIALNnWORK Stocks open on upswing the geographically largest community in southeast­ ^_____ Don Jackson. Rose Viola Jackson. Bob Kiernan, Anne Doremus, Chris Corcoran, Rich Bialeck REAL ESTATE 189 West Ctnter St. corntr of McKee St. Senior Cltlzem INuounts • C.nTCiDMCa.,pM. , ern Massachusetts, was a major breakthrough in Much You Have!!! NEW YORK — The stock market moved higher helping the region share in the state's economic boom. in early trading today, extending the Thursday advance that halted a four-session slide. 2 349 EAST CENTER ST. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials rose 2 (Joyce G. Epstelji 3.78 to 1,515.02 by 10:30 a.m. on Wall Street. MANCHESTER Ontui)^ Rich up ihv Gainers outnumbered losers by about 7 to 3 on Pratt announces Real Estate 647-8895 phono and call the New York Stock Exchange. The NYSE composite index of all its listed common stocks $500 million deal WHERE THE INDIVIDUAL GETS ATTENTION ® rose 0.35 to 118.49. 6 16 - 1316 JACKSTONSHOWCASE In the latest economic news, the Commerce Discover how much your home is worth iu 1986 Department said orders to U.S. factories for EAST HARTFORD (UPI) — Pratt & Whitney, the durable goods increased 4.2 percent last month, world’s largest jet engine manufacturer, announced the biggest gain in more than a year. Thursday it will build up to 185 jet engines for Delta at uo cost. MANCHESTER $93,900 Several airline stocks were among the volume Airlines in a deal valued at $500 million. 4 4 NEW LISTING. Colonial with $'4 rooma Includea 3 badrooma, 1 bath, Pratt said the JT8D-219 engines are the company’s dining room, acraanad prch, overalzed 2 car garage and dog kennel. Learn how to make big money In leaders In the early going. Republic jumped IVk to Private landacaped yard on quiet atraat. Aasumabla mortgage. 15‘A and was atop the actives list. Republic is to be newest and most fuel-efficient models in its JT8D-200 C all us aud oue of our full-time professioual 843-4000 real estate. purchased by the parent company of Northwest series. The engine will power 80 McDonnell Douglas Unhappy In your You'll meat people, Airlines for $884 million, the two companies jetliners which Delta ordered Thursday, oficials said. associates will schedule a free cousultatiou aud preaent job? Want to D on’t mIsB tho just like yourself, announced Thursday. The deal represents the second major commercial n be your own boaa who are now earning contract for Pratt within 30 days. United Parcel big money selling and have tha chance Home Market Analysis with you. CENTURY 21* real estate right hers Service ordered up to 90 Pratt engines to power 35 air H! RARE THREE FAMILY to earn big money? Careef Seselon In town. freighters purchased from Boeing in a deal worth $400 nr Then don’t mlaa our Dollar falls, gold surges Great investment opportunity or owner occupied situation. There's no cost to million. big Career Setalon. Tuee., Feb. 4lh Large 12 room, newer siding and roof. Mostly remodeled. you. No obligation. LONDON — The dollar opened under pressure Pratt says the JT8D-219 offers a 2‘/4 percent Shed some light ou the True Value of your home. 7FM But, aaatlng Is strictly Call today for details. Asking $156,900. You'll find out on European money markets today, forced down improvement in fuel efficiency, compared to the everything you need 7M Main SL ilmitsd. So don't mlaa by remarks by the Bank of Japan governor that earlier JT8D-200 model engine. With a maximum out. Raaarva your to kndw to get Manctiaelar placs by calling ua Tokyo was prepared for a stronger yen. The thrust rating of 21,700 pounds, the JT8D-200 is the most started in a rewarding dollar fell to a seven-year low in Tokyo. powerful engine in its series, Pratt said. COVENTRY $109,900 Admiwion lies. now. — r m I I AI)IN(, MRM I AS! ()l IHI RIM R — NEW LISTING. Ralaad Ranch to be built almllar In lovely country aal- new career. You'll Gold jumped by more than $4 in a volatile For Delta and McDonnell Douglas, the MD-88 order tlng. Plane Include 3 badrooma, 2 bathe and 2 car garage on an acre -f-. learn about the Seating limited. market. marks the dubut of the 42-seat jetliners, officials said. Qraal place to ralaa a family. Call today for addlllonal Information. CENTURY 21 Call now to In Frankfurt, the U.S. unit slipped back to Delta plans to use the MD-88s on its domestic routes. In-depth training reeeive your pleoe. 2.43475 marks against 2.4493, in Zurich it fell back Deliveries of the MD-88 with Pratt’s engines FREE MARKET EVALUATION programs — the beat to 2.0590 francs from 2.0740 and in Paris is eased to onboard begin next January and run through 1992, In the country. (Bring a friend) Jacfcston>tiioweaa« 7.4725 francs, compared with Thursday's close of D.W.FISH fJtSSIorm s ReaHy Pratt said. IH i RL'MI'I C O M I''W l I I U T V l i a i K l (ianl.-tis" 7.51. “Delta’s selection of the MD-88 is also a highly 646-1316 In London the pound, buffeted by anxiety over significant win for Pratt & Whitney," said Lawrence INVESTORS TAKE N O H oil prices and the apparent determination of W. Clarkson, president of the company’s Commercial Unusual Ranch style Duplex in convenient location. Nice R E A L ESTATE SERVICES DATE TO REMEMBER: TUE8., FEB. 4th authorities not to approve a rise in base rates, Products Division. level lot. Call today for details. Only $87,900. recovered slightly. It opened at $1.3942 against a “It’s yet another outstanding endorsement from an 871-1400 643-1591 63 East Center St., Manchester, 643-4060 close of $1.3835. industry leader of the performance and reliability \ I’rnoii ( iri’k’. \ i riion 24.^ Main St.. Maiulu’sti'r J offered in our engines,” Clarkson said. , MANCHESTER HERALD. t=’riday, Jan. 24, 19S6 - a n - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Jan. 24, 1986 . . 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 LOOK FOR THE STARS... ★ ♦♦ Classified... 62 Look for the CLASSIFIED ADS with STARS; stars help you get Business Opportunities 22 Store/Otfice Spoce Household Goods For advertisements to be noilbca Situation Wonted 23 Resort Property Misc tor Sole 63 Rates published Monday, the dead­ M in im u m : Lo st/F o u n d ...... 01 Employment Into. 24 Misc. lor Rent Hpm^apd Garden 64 line IS 2:30 p.m on Friday Personals...... 02 Instruction 25 W anted to Rent Pets 65 4 Lines better results. Put a star on your ad and see what a Announcements...... 03 Roommates Wanted Musical Items 66 Recreational items 67 D a ys P e r Lin e Read Your Ad ...... 75C Real Estate Antiques 68 1 -5 ...... Ciossified advertisements ★ difference it mokes. Telephone 643-2711, Monday-Friday, ...... 55« . Homes tor. Sale c . 31 Services Ta g Sales 69 6-19...... a re ta ke n by telephone os a o r m o r e ...... 45« F in a n c ia l condominiums 32 Services Ottered W anted to Duv 70 20 convenience. Lots/Land for Sole 33 Painting/Pooering The Manchester Herald is ^ : Investment Property 34 Building/Contracting responsible only for one incor 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. iF 4- T Business Property 35 Rooting/Siding A u t o m o t i v e D eadlines rect insertion ond then only KIT ‘M’ CARLYL6®by Larry Wright fn Bnrrnu., ^ Resort Property 36 Heoting/Plumbing tor the size of the original Wanted to Borrow 14 Flooring IHDMES ' Cars Trucks tor Sole For classified advertise­ in se rtio n . HOMES Dontnic Income Tax Service Motorcycles Bicycles ments to be published Tues­ Errors which do not lessen FOR SALE FDR SALE Employment Kcniais Services Wanted Rec Vehicles day through Saturday, the the value ottheadvertisement BUSINESS & SERVICE DIRECTDRY CANTYoO Auto Services deadline is noon on the dov New Listing — Manches­ Be Selective I — Live on Josr E6£t" - " l u e vyill not be corrected by an the first floor, or the & Education Aportments for Rent, 42V, For Sale Autos tor Rent Lease before publicotion. ter, $86,900. Colonial In a BUILDING/ •fftwje cmeR. additional insertion. convenient location at the second floor, and rent the 1 ^ SERVICES 61 Misc Automotive ■ SERVICES IPAINTIND/ CONTRACTING pet^- p o t Help Wanted ...... 21 Homes for Rent 43 Holidav/Seasonol right price. Living room other I Separate systems, | o nOFFERED ( ------OFFERED PAPERING I with fireplace on lovely newer roof, walk-out ‘Carpentry and remodel­ basement and porches paneled wall. Formal din­ Odd lobs. Trucking. Handyman. Carpentry, ing services — Complete HOMES ing room, IVa baths and come with this 5 8, 5 (2 Home repairs. You name home repairs and clean­ Painting and Paoerhang- home repairs and remo­ FOR SALE family room....a lot of bedrooms each), two fam­ ing, neat, reliable. Free deling. Quality work. Ref­ Notices HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED ily In Manchester! I Ask­ If, we do It. Free esti­ Ing — Exterior and Inte­ HELP WANTED HELP WANTED house for the money. mates. Insured. 643-8904. quotes. Manchester home erences, licensed and In­ D.W. Fish Realty, 643-1591 ing $112,900. Strono Real rior, ceilings repaired. By Owner — 6 Room owner. 649-1153, Steve sured. Coll 646-8165. Secretary Needed for Hairdresser. Accepting Automotive Car Cleaner Cook tor dov care center or 071-1400. Estate, 647-7653. References, fully Insured. Dental Receptionist — tor lunch preparation. Cape, V/7 baths, recently Howkes Tree Service — Glarrotona. Quality work. Martin Manchester office. 4 dov busy Manchester real est­ applications for full and — Full time, experienced Hours 10am-1pm. Call 646- remodeled, principals Bucket Truck & Chipper. Mottsson, evenings, 649- I HEATING/ LOST AND FOUND week. Experience neces­ ate firm. Must have good part time positions. or will train. Self- Arvine Place — Country Rare Three Family — motivated and energetic. 7090. only. $88,500. Coll 646-3091 Great investment oppor­ Stump Removal. Free Es­ PAINTING/ 4431. PLUMBING sary. Send resume to Box technical and communi­ Friendly surroundings. Cafeteria Workers — Sub­ Club Living In this new timates. Special consider­ Must have valid license. otter 5pm. tunity or owner occupied M, c/o Manchester cation skills for varied Call 643-2103. stitutes needed Imme- executive residence off ation for Elderly and Han­ PAPERING Please call 289-1062, leave dlotely. Apply at school Have you the desire to situation. Large room, Fogarty Brothers — BO' Herald. challenging activities. For Sale By Owner— New South Main Street 1 A dicapped. 647-7553. This 35 hour salaried posi­ Part Tim e Laundress. Im­ message. cafeteria office, 45 North re-enter the lob market? masterpiece In design and newer siding and roof. BUILDING/ throom remodeling; In' Immediate opening for a custom built 3 bedroom Name your own price — stollotlon water heaters, 2 2 tion otters security, paid mediate position availa­ School Street, Manches­ construction. $174,900. Mostly remodeled. Call CONTRACTING Federal, State & Civil Lost — January 17th, receptionist In busy Gla- expanded Cope In presti­ Father and son. Fast, garbage disposals; faucet service lobs now availa­ vacation and holidays. ble In m odern fu lly Dependable Sitter — ter. 647-3461. Blanchard 8, Rossetto today for details. Asking dependable service. small gray female cat, equipped heolth core fo- Manchester. Saturdays, sonburv office. Must hove gious Monchester neigh­ $156,900. Joyce G. Epstein repairs. 649-4539. Vlso/M- white flea collar, answers ble In your area. For Contact Julie Pelletier of Real Estate, 646-2482. Painting, Paperhanging Farrand Remodeling — clllty. Person with expe­ 6:30am-3:30pm. $3/hour Service Station Attendant excellent phone skills, borhood. Seven spacious Real Estate, 647-8095. osterCard accepted. to Fritzle. Vicinity of Information, call 602-837- ERA Blanchard & Ros- rooms with 2’/a baths, Day Care In my home, 8i Removal. Call 646-5761. Cabinets, roofing, gut­ setto Realtors, 646-2402. rience preferred but wil­ may bring child. Own — Part Time. Apply at neat appearance and light Cooper Hill Street, 646- 3401, Dept. 1258. master suite and large Infants and up. Call ters, room additions, ling to troln moture, transportation, 3 referen­ Gil's Auto, Route 6 , typing' ability. Phone Eosy-Sew Choice Investors Take Note — Donna at 649-1593.______1052. Child's pet. Betty for appointment, oversized bedroom up­ decks, dll types of remo­ Experienced Furniture Alterations. Experienced ambitious Individual. ces, 742-7004 offer 5pm. Bolton. Unusual Ranch style Du­ 1 ^ SERVICES deling and repairs. FREE FLOORINB Hours will be Friday, 659-3793. stairs, walk-ln closets, plex In convenient Deliverymen — Moll rep­ seamstress, full or part fireplace In country kit­ Delivering rich l^ m — 5 I2 1 lfOFFERED estimates. Fully insured. lies to Box N, c/o Man­ time. Call 643-4809. Saturday 8, Sunday from Reliable Sitter Needed for Teacher Aide— The Man­ location. Nice level lot. yards, $65 plus tax. Sand, Telephone 643-6817, after Floorsonding — Floors 4 Som-llpm. Call Manches­ m y 4 year old. 2 days a Teacher Aldes/Part time chen with oak cabinets Coll today for details. 4 chester Board of Educa­ chester Herald. and trim, two car garage gravel, & stone. 643-9504. 6pm, 647-8589. like new. Specializing In ter Manor, 646-0129 for week, 9am-2pm. Indian tion Is seeking a special for YWCA Latchkey pro­ Only $87,900. Joyce G. Lost — 4 month Sheltle, Housekeeping — 20 hours older floors, natural and details. Notch, Bolton Lake area. education aide for one gram In Manchester with full basement. Large Epstein Real Estate, 647- female. In the Lutz area. Tractor Trailer Drivers — per week at private home Hove you been wishing you could And a home stained. No waxing any­ I MISCELLANEOUS I MISCELLANEOUS In G la sto n b u ry. Own 649-1212. student. Full time posi­ schools. Must have expe­ lot with view of Case 8895. Robert E. Jarvis, 649-5501. No long distance hauling. Mountain. $155,900. Call day care whara Ihara.la aomoona who haa tima more. John Verfatlle. Call FOR RENT FOR RENT transportation, referen­ Part Tim e Help Needed. tion. No benefits. Effec­ rience working with child­ Building-Remodeling Mall replies to Box N, c/o 647-9764 tor appointment. to onawor all tha why B why not quaallons? 646-5758. ces and dependability re­ Grocerv/retall back­ Full or Part Time Wai­ tive Immediately. Contact ren. Salary range $4- Specialist. Additions, gar­ Manchester Herald. There Is someone who will show a child how- quired. Call 659-2953. ground and/or knowledge tress and Cooks. Apply In Mrs. Fournier, 647-3404. $4.50/hour, 15-25 ages, roofing, siding, kit­ INCOME TAX hours/week. Call J. Cream of the C ro p ll! MANCHESTER Thara la someone who thinks It Is Important to lltten- of basic nutrition a defi­ person, Luigis Restau­ EOE. chens, bathrooms, re-, SERVICE ANNDUNCEMENTS Need Extra Money? Work nite plus. Call 9am-5pm, rant, 706 Hartford Road, Morse, YW C A , 647-1437. First time ottered. Spot­ VICINITY There la someone who believes learning can be fun- placement part time days or nights. 646-8178. Manchester. Person Experienced In An EEO/AA Employer. less 6 Room Cape with 1.5 There Is someona who undarstanda that parents are windows/doors. 643-6713. Don't Oel Caught In tha BOLTON-Birch Mi. Ea- very Important people- Clerical — Small office, Ideal for housewives or Insurance office needed to baths, 1 car garage, taste­ "Betwaae Haaia Sgaaeza” Emergency? In Manches­ Part time. Work at home ful decorating through­ tataa. Naw conalruetlon. If so please call - ZiBgler't Tax Service ter, dial 911 for fire, diversified duties, ac­ students. Clean. Pleasant. Hairdresser — part time, Part Tim e Asslstant/Re- do part time clerical and Dumas Electric— Having When you have to get out on the phone servicing out. Fenced yard and It's 3 badroom Colonial, 2% police, medical help. counts receivable, tele­ Good pay. Fringe benef­ nail person or manicurist ceptlonlst for Manchester secretarial work tor small STRAWBERRY FIELDS Electrical Problems? Filing personal and business of your old home before phones, record keeping, its. Dairy Queen, 242 part time. Will train. Im­ Doctor's office. Mature, agency In Coventry. Call our customers In your located In quiet Westend balht, 2 flraplacaa, 24' Need a large or a small tax returns within your home you can move Into your some typing, all benefits. Broad Street, mediate Openings. 647- reliable person, approxi­ George Klerstead, Kler- spare time. Earn up to~^ neighborhood! Offered at Ihdng room, dack, 2 car HOME DAY CARE Repair? We Specialize In since 1973, also bookkeeping new one... 647-9137. Manchester. 9385 or 647-8716. mately 15-20 hours per stead Insuronce, 742-8064. $5-10 hourly. 643-0957, 646- $89,9001 Jackson 8, Jack- garage. 643-0475 Residential Work. Joseph services available. III' week, some evenings and 0713, 528-0358. son Real Estate, 647-8400 $167,900. All Agos Walcomt______Vary Beasonab/e Hates Dumas. Fully Licensed. Please call 64B*534B. Employment Floral Designer — Expe­ Executive Director — Na­ New Real Estate Agency Saturdays possible. Plea­ Accountant, growing or 646-8646. Free Estimates. 646-5253. tional health agency seek­ opening In Manchester. sant personality and flexi­ Babysitter Needed — M a­ ■i KEEP THINGS AT HANOI! rienced. Send resmumeto company seeks accoun­ 2 FAMILIES - Great In- £»M e A o n The 8all-Stor-ll Ptaea Phyllis Parkin, Hebron ing person to develop and Experienced agents, bility a must. Please send tant with data processing ture woman to care tor 6 Brand New Listing! 11 De­ vaatmenll Naw to be & Education Florist, 65 Main St., He­ maintain wide ranging you'll love our commis­ replies to Box P, c/o education and/or expe­ year old boy after school lightful 7 Room older 0 built. 3 bedroom Du- 810 NORTH MAIN ( bron, C T 06248. volunteer program of sion schedule. New Manchester Herald. rience. Job offers a wide In our South Manchester Cape Cod. 4 bedrooms, 1 ploxea, bathe, start­ MANCHESTER home. Tronsportatlon community service, edu­ Agents, free training range of accountIng/D.P. car garage, newer gas ing at - CONDOMINIUMS I REAL ESTATE available. Call M r. Cur­ and references required. furnace and newer root. HOMES Automotive Repair Me­ cation and fund raising In Responsibilities In a $150,000. FOR SALE WANTED Rentals HELP WANTED chanic for full time posi­ the Manchester area. tiss, Stoneledge Realty hands on environment. Call 647-9298. 1st floor laundry too! FOR SALE tion. Some experience & Sales ability a must. Expe­ 646-2735. Submit resume and salary Offered at $84,900. Jack- APARTMENTS APARTMENTS tools required. Valid C T rience with volunteer de­ Join Avon Now! Help us requirements to con­ son 8< Jackson Real Est­ BOLTON - Birch Ml. Sellers, call Stoneledge Priced To Sell I Manches­ Bolton Land Wanted— 2-3 APARTMENTS IfjFO R RENT FOR RENT Part Time Inserters drivers license. Salary ne­ velopment helpful. Rep­ Maintenance Mechanic celebrate 100 years of troller, Automatic Busi­ ate, 647-0400 or 646-0646. naw conatrucllon - Con- Realty for Information ter, $48,900. Make this acre parcel for bulling wanted. Call 647-9946, ask gotiable. 247-3493, ask for lies stating education, needed to learn and main­ beauty. Earnings are ness Products, P.O. Box lampory Cape Cod, 3 regarding our guaranteed reasonably priced Con­ dream house. Wooded- FOR RENT Manchester — 1 bedroom for Bob. Wayne. experience and salary tain high tech car wash spectacular, work hours 57, Willlmantic, C T 06226. Part Time — Must have Handy Dandy Loca­ bedrooms, 2'h balht, 2 sales plan, negotiable list­ dominium your home for /open no real lots, call 4 room apartment, fully system, must be willing to reliable car. Monday tion! I I Terrific 6% Room ing tees ore available. the price of a rental or 646-7554.______Bolton — 2 room effi­ J J level to Field Service are flexible. For a limited ear garage. oppllanced kitchen, 1 car Assistant, 237 East Center assume responsibility time only, tS start up tee. through Friday, early af­ Cape Cod located on the Home buyers, will your perhaps on Investment tor ciency apartment tor Im­ Security Officers — Part $160,000. And Now....The time has Manchester - 4 room garage, heat and utilities Street, Manchester, 06040. while working In this Every fifth person thot time. Third shift and even­ ternoon ond Friday at busline. Summer porch Income carry a mort­ next year's taxes I Ths m e d ia te occupancy. Included. No pets. Seedr- AUTOMOTIVE AUTO PARTS come. The Lucky Winner $375/monthlv Includes apartment, appliances, Degree preferred. experimental car wash calls, start up tee Is free. ings. Manchester/East midnight. Straight deliv­ extends from eat-ln size gage? Do you have no lovely Condo features one bedroom only. Refer­ Ity deposit. 1 year lease. SERVICE ADVISOR HAND REAL ESTATE sliders to deck and all the of the Phone Number utilities. Looking tor sin­ Auto Parts Counterper­ facility. The successful Call Marie, 523-9401. Hartford area. Fridays, ery - no collections. Call kitchen. Owner willing to money down? We mov be ences. Call after 6pm., $475. 649-8795. Customer oriented per­ son. Should have some Teacher — Part time for candidate wl 11 be Involved Manchester Herald at 647- hold some financing I Coll oble to help. Call Mr. features you'd expect Jackpot tor the drawing gle person, no pets. 1 Saturdays 8, Sundays. Car 646-5200 of January 28fh Is 649-5901. 649-5758. son with automotive re­ new car dearlership ex­ YW CA Latch key pro­ In future Installations of Waitress — 2 to 3 flexible and telephone necessary. 9946, ask tor Fred. and make an appointment Curtiss, Stoneledge from country club living month security deposit. 2 Bedroom Townhouse — such as a pool, club room, Call 643-7427 after 5:30pm. pair knowledge to write perience to service shop gram In M anchester this unique equipment evenings, 5-9:30pm. No Call 527-0225. today! $84,900. Jackson 8, 8111 Realty, 646-2735. Manchester - Immediate 1 R Presents-Mountain pants with drawstring peted living room, full Gentle Touch Car Wash, New concept. 2 capable Including dishwasher, ance. Apply In person to Tim Driscoll, range SS.50-S6.50/hour, 15- afternoons, 5 hours a day, reglstered apprentices. Forms” In Manchester oft waist adds variety to any basement, close to 344 Broad Street, Man­ women with varied office wardrobe. washer 8, dryer hookup In Qeorge Mason, Service 25 hours/week. Coll J. 4 days a week. Apply at EOE. 203-243-9543, BlGCm- Gardner Street. A custom schools, buses and shop­ IHDMES Wllllinantlc Datsun chester. Please ask for experience wish to share There is only one Jack J. Lappen Realty basement, air condition­ Manager, Morse, YW CA, 647-1437. Able Coll 8, Electronics, fleld Electric Co. designed area of fine No. 8111 with Photo- ping. $525 monthly plus An EEO/AA Employer. manager. Howard Road, Bolton. one position. Send replies Guide is in Sizes 10 to 18. ing, walkout recroom- FOR RENT Wllllmintic Oittun Dodge homes situated on y* acre /basement. $686, no utili­ utilities. 2 months secur­ to Box 0 , c/o Manchester lots with city utilities. Let Size 12, 26V4 waist, • • • ity. Sentry Real Estate Dodge 1132 Main Street It you con type 35 wpm, we Driver — For weekday Herald. skirt, 1% yards 46-inch; ties, no pets. Days, 2 Bedroom year round Wlllimantic, C T afternoons and Satur­ us sell your present home pants, 2% yards. 646-1180, evenings, 871- 871-2775. house In Coventry. Walk 1132 Main Street will train you to be a and move you Into a new terminal operator. Imme­ days. Floral deliveries In 2340. to lake. Call after 5pm, Willlmantic, C T 423-4547 or Are you the kind Manchester and vicinity. one. U 8i R Realty, 643- N diate opening, company TO ORDER, send $2.50 (or uck 647-9615. 423-4547 589-6211 CLERK Ideal for retired person. Real Estate 2692. of person who benefits. Call Betty for ttern, plus 50( hr poststs >sd 4 Room Apartment — Call Brown's Flowers, 643- Endllng. ... IlkM to m«6t people? ^ Part time to assist in a appointment, 659-3793. $440, utilities not Included. Single Family and du­ 8455, ask for Ron. All real estate advertised SUE BURNEn Central location. 649-1240 Manchester. Newer du­ plexes tor rent. 3 bed- ... Ilkea to be creative? variety of challenging ■HiSiitirltwild 0 m . plex with private yard, I HOMES In the Manchester Herald IIM Ro.ol/Uninui between 8p m -10pm or 2 rooms, available ... ilkee to work with responsibilities, aver­ FOR SALE Is subject to the federal NtaToiR.N.r.t003S Me Bom-IOpm Saturday & bedrooms, 1 Vz baths, wall February 1st. $610 INJECTION MOLDING computert? Prist H «m . Rddruit with ZIP Notary Public to wall carpeting, applian­ age typing skills a MILLWRIGHT Fair Housing Act of 1968, CODE, Style Numlier and Sizn. Sundoy.______monthly plus security. and who would like to be a ee- which makes It Illegal to ces and garage. $575 a must. Flexible hours. Immediate opening. Must Beautiful Lot surrounds I sell houses for sellers! 646-6707. cretary In a busy, people-orl- Soles/lmmedlote full and advertise any preference, Immediate Occupancy. 4 month. 643-1271. • Molders anted, welhequipped office? this lovely 7 room Colon­ Call 647-4651 for In­ have good machinist part time openings for limitation or discrimina­ I buy houses from sellers! room apartment near bus background. Paper mill mature salesperson. ial on Temple Drive In Country Life line, adults, no pets, 1 cor, Large 3 bedroom duplex, STORE AND YE87 Then tend your resume terview and further East Hartford. Spacious tion based on race, color, experience helpful but Apply at the Diamond security. 649-1265. no utilities, parking, bus to P.O. Box 847, Manchester details. Rooms and an ERA Buy­ religion, sex or national I find houses for buyers! OFFICE SPACE • Q. C. Inspectors 00040. Showcase, Manchester line, $550/monthly. Secur­ not required. Apply In ers Protection Plan make origin, or an Intention to 599 Spring Street person at: Parkade. make any such prefer­ I \vork hard for you! Like Private Home — Vh ity, references. 649-3087. this a great buy. Call room apartment. Base­ Office Space — Excellent Opportunities for competent peo- today for a showing....B- ence, limitation or dis­ Manchester, Ct location with ample park­ Apprentice Painters I want to work for you! ment, appliances. Work­ Manchester — Available pie wilihrg to take career positions. lanchard 8> Rossetto Real crimination. The Herald ing. 600, 400 & 300 sq. ft. Lydall & Foulds Wanted — Willing to learn will not knowingly accept start the New Year off right by Inapecting and ing single adult, married Immediately. One, two Estate, 646-2402. I want to sell your house! couple. No children, pets. and three bedroom apart­ office suites are now Join a 19 press-steadiiy growing NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED 615 Parker Street the trade and work full any advertisement which purchasing this exceptional custom built U&R available. 649-2891. time. Get paid holidays, Is In violation of the law. I want to find you a house! 643-2880. ments. $425, $495, $525, injection moider of precision gears IN BOLTON AREA Manchester, C T vacations and co-pald In­ Cape Cod. Built In 1979, this lovely home haa heat and hot water In­ with an outstanding reputation. surance. Call 646-3117 for HELP WANTED many amenities not found In homes In this I want you to call me! cluded. J.D . Real Estate, Store for Rent. Heat, air, Come See this beautifully I LOTS/LAND 646-1980. Interview. remodeled 6 room, 3 bed­ price range. The property consists of seven FOR SALE porklng. Main street. Ex­ Of course-modern piant and Lake SL room, 2 bath older home spacious rooms, two full baths and a two car Jack J. Lappen Realty cellent location. Call 649- 5334. equipment with generous com­ Older Mill Rd. with 2 car garage. A real garage on a heavily treed 120'x325' deep lot. Just Completed 1 bed­ nice home In a great price formerly Actix'e Able Realty room apartment on East pensation. Brookfield SL Bolton CAREER OPPORTUNITY— MAID-TO-ORDER For more details call Bill Rood, Mating agent at range....Blanchard 8, Ros- r ' / 164 East Center Street Center Street. Full attic Office and Industrial E. Middle Tpko. PAINTING Join our growing house­ setto Real Estate, 646- SO. VT.— storage. $495 per month space for rent or lease. Piease, caii for appointment or cleaning staff. We pro­ 2482. Manchester, CT 06040 So. Exposures Including heat. Available Excellent location. Close LInley SL fiiiflfiiim n b a L t o n ...... a P P N A I I I ca stop to compiete appiication. Carpontor Rd. Minc.-Bolton Small painting contractors or aspiring ^ vide: 643-4263 Trout Stream February 1st. 646-8268 and to 1-84. Call M r. Curtiss, Manchester — $93,900. 244 MiTin Sttaet. ManctwRler, Conn, 06040, Phone 13031 643-1577 649-8665. Stoneledge Realty, 646- painters wanted to join the L. A. Con­ • Flexible work schedule. New Listing. Colonial 2735. Bluarldge Dr. full or part time Imagine 49 acres with 2 PLASTICS GEARING TECHNOLOGY Batta Dr. Manchoator verse Company. with 6V2 rooms Includes 3 spectacular mountain Manchester — Bennett 1395 Tolland Turnpike, Manchaatar, C T • Excellent wege program bedrooms, 1 bath, dining viewa and so. exposure Elderly Housing, handi­ Get the benefits of full time employ­ room, screened porch, RESORT 6 4 3 -6 3 4 0 • Payment for your drive for only $13.28/day. capped unit available. ment, vacations, holidays, insurance time to work oversized 2 car garage Now taking applications PROPERTY MANCHESTER HERALD and dog kennel. Private Hard and soft woods, for 1 bedroom handi­ and share in the profits from your work. stone walls and lovely • Health Insurance landscaped yard on quiet 'V capped apartment, $415 to For Rent, Mt. Snow- NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED Call NOW 647-9946 Must have comprehensive knowledge • Enjoyable work street. Assumable mort­ trout stream all on town iAAA a month. Applicants Haystack, Vermont, pri­ atmosphere gage. Sentry Real Estate, road w/telbphone and must supply handicap In­ vate community, moun­ of painting procedures and operations. 643-4060. elec. Total price, formation with applica­ IN MANCHESTER AREA • Advancement tain home, sleeps 6-8. $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ Must be able to work well with people $37,900 w/90% financ­ tion. Rent Includes heot, 649-3087. opportunities Coventry — $109,900. New hot water, range, refriger­ 4 ing - over 15 years at III $ $ and maintain a positive attitude. Call — Listing. Raised Ranch to ator, disposal, elevator 8, Alixindir SL iifsc 11V5th lull float, current Cintir 81 487-553 odd only Escape the Minimum be built In lovely country laundry. Phone 528-6522. MISCELLANEOUS Cintir 8L 503-655 odd only 6 4 6 -3 1 1 7 wage trap, call 6S0-29S3 setting. Plans Include 3 pymt. $398.40/mo. call I BEST!!! I bedrooms, 2 baths and 2 today, 9am-8:30pm; FOR RENT Lincoln SI III for interview toij an appointment. 'Ay LOTS/LAND III car garage on an acre % . weekends till S pm, 802- V Porkini 8L Great place to raise a FOR SALE Self Storage space for III I PART TIME I 694-1571. Ridgewood SL family. Call today tor rent. 104 Hilliard Street, Rooiovelt SL III additional Information. 2886 643-7516 or 644-0424. Filrviow III I JOB IN TOWN! I OPERATORS Sentry Real Estate, 643- 420-496 4060. SPTUhbPH Well Middle Tpko. INDUSTMAL U N O OFFERING Edwird SL III I tS® hr./start | DARI-FARMS ''New" operation open­ ROOMMATES ing In February In Man­ Redwood Farms Cape — Bright colors and simple MANCHESTER MANCHESTER $149,900 TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT WANTED Golwiy SL all $ $ chester has openings on Make sure you see this 7 stitches are used to em­ OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY • JAN. 26,1SS6 broider these ‘‘country- The Town of Manchester It accepting proposala from Kerry SL all I No dress code. Casual fun atr $ ICE CREAM, INC. first end second shift for room, 1W both Cape with Thinking of the Ocean? 1-4 PM / 32 Buckingham Stroat qualified firms or developers for the purchase of and the following; style" motifs for towels. Coventry...Easy going North SL all family room, fireplace, Miflhtful, 8 room Colonial with 4 btdroomt. 2H baths, 2 ctr right to develop an 11 acre parcel of Town-owned land Union Court all $ mosphere. If you enjoy talking $ has immediate openings for telephone • Silk screening garage and a treed loti No. 2886 has transfer located off of Exit 02 of Interstate84 In Manchester. The professional male to for 7 designs; color chart. Not to worry, this gorgeous 3 gartflo. hugo lowor Itvti roe room and laundry room. Fir^ao a share lakeside house, North School SL all $ on the phone, we might have a $ order person. This person should have operators H urrvl $l20's. Blanchard In living room, larga maatar badroom with uniqua faaluraa and Town's goals are to secure an Industrial use davslop- 8i Rossetto Real Estate, To ontar. Mod $2.50, hr uch H bath. Loads of cloaat apaca and much moral ment which takes best advantage of the site and loca­ beautiful spot, washer Santini Dr. all I job for you. We offer a guaran- | excellent telephone manners and be • Hot stamping bedroom Cape has a beautiful tion; creates, retains or expands Industrial employment dryer. $250 plus utili­ operators 646-2482.0 pattin, plui sot lur psitRf) *hd DlraaHona: East MIddta Tumpika to Earl Straal, KHney SL al opportunirtlet for area ratidants: and provides the best ties. Available February capable of data entry on a P.C. terminal. Ruidliat. inground pool to keep you to a lafi on Buckingham Btraat. Florance SL a I teed saiary with bonuses. Work | • Material handler return to the Town. 15th. 742-0502. Applications are now being taken Mon­ S U B t h r i M Hall SL a I done from our office, four even- | • Inspector STRETCH YOUR burger nSnSSrS Awdm cool. Wl cin hilp you bicomi i Copiat of tha Offering Prospectus may be obtained Hamdan SL a day - Friday, 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m. or send Experience preferred budget By using one port Nnr Torh, RT. lows at the Planning Department. Lincoln Center, 494 Main $ ings a week and Saturday $ Priut H»nn. RdUrMi with ZIP "REALE" PR0FE88I0NAU LEGAL NOTICE Knighton SL a but will train. Apply In soy extender to four parts Street, Manchaatar, between tha houraof 9:00 A.M. and resume to of meat. Your taste buds' CODE wd IW* Niohur. Asking *149,900. CiU^B46-452S. ind n k lor Dia 4:30 P.M. or by calling 847-3044. Tha Prospactut will be The Bolton Planning Com­ Plan 81 all $ mornings. Caii Micheiie, 647- $ person. SPECIAL: Over 208 *e- mission, on January 22,1986 won't be able to tell the Itluad until 4:00 P.M. February 5,1960. Proposala are opprovod tho plans of o 19-lot DARI-FARMS ICE CREAM INC. difference, but your lectiona and a FREE D.F. REALE, INC. due February 28,1988 at 4:00 P.M. on the Planning De­ $ 9946, Monday-Thursday eve- $ Pattern Section in the subdivision. Mountain Vlow MANCHESTER HERALD budget will I Boost your R E A L T Y COa partment. Estotos West, on Routo 15, 20 Mountain St., Rockvills ALBUM. Just $3.00. FIANO 17$ MMb $$.. MsdWNBBUr, (t. I ings, aiso Saturday mornings. | 40 Tolland Stage Road opposito School Rood. Call NOW 647-9946 budget by selling Idle eooas at tacu *4*-4SIS Tolland, C T 06084 ■72-1380 Items In your home with a a.|]a—DOUS—Old Md Mm. Haa 646-5200 643-5614 OSMt ,$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ low-cost ad In classitleda tu draai utn: haa la laada than. FOCUS SPORTS

»4 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Jan. 24, 1986 Welder-preacher Patriots triumph Market rallies CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 opens a church over Tech in OT to close week ... page 22 ... page 13 VY? ... page 19 ICARS/TRUCKS 171J CARS/TRUCKS ICAR8/TRUCK8 CARS/TRUCKS I CARS/TRUCKS I CARS/TRUCKS FOR SALE FOR SALE I'M forsale For Sale PETS FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE 83 Plymouth Reliant 4 dr. 81 Citation at p$, $2,895; 81 84 Reliant 4 dr. sdn. ot/ac, 85 Dodge Arles Wgn. 80 Buick Century LTD 4 77 Scirrocco real clean, Free To Good Home — 2 o t/p i, $4,595; 83 Chevrolet $2,195 — 77 Rabbit 2 dr., Toyota Corolla Won., HOUSEHOLO $5,895; 84 Dodge Omni 4 at/p s/pb /ac, $8,295; 85 dr. V-8, $4,995; 82 Chevy very well trained and Impala-Wgn., V-8, $6,495; Cavalier 4 dr. 4 ipd., $t,295 — 74 VW Bugs, 4 to $3,995; 81 Mustang at/ps, adorable cats. Very dr. sdn. at/ac, $5,195; 84 Dodge 600 4 dr. sdn. ps/pb/ac cruise, $8,995; 84 82 Olds Cutlass Supreme $4,195; 82 Dodge Rampoge choose from . Save — 72 $3,695; 79 Regal 3*k, friendly, non destructive Dodge Colt 2 dr. deluxe, $3,695; 79 Aspen Won.. 18k, $4,495; 84 Chrysler Dodge Omni 4 dr. hatch­ Coupe, $7,295; 82 Buick PU, $3,995; 82 Plymouth VW Bug sunroof real Used Refrigerators, and extremely lovable. $2,895; 79 Chevette 4 spd., New Yorker, loaded, back at, $4,095; 82 Omni 2 Regal Coupe V-6 43k, Reliant 4 dr. at, $3,995; 81 clean, $1,395 — 72 VW Bug Washers, Ranges — Moving February 1st. $1,595; 78 Buick Wverlo $8,995; 83 Dodge Omni, 4 dr. Hatchback Spart $7,495; 83 Chrysler Le­ Plymouth Reliant Won. 4 4 spd., $1,095 — 71 VW clean, guaranteed, parts Need to find good home Baron Coupe loaded, spd., $^795; 81 Ponflac Convertible real clean, loaded, $2,895; 77 Rabbit for our babies. Please call dr. $3,695; 83 Chrysler Coupe ot/ac, $3,995; 81 and service. Low prices. $7,495; 83 Buick Regal Phoenix Coupe of, $3,195; $2,495 — 71 VW Bug, $895. 44k, $1,695. Bolton Mo­ 643-2935.______LeBaron 4 dr. loaded, Mercury Lynx Won. at, B.D. Pearl 8, Son, 649 $3,095; 77 Dodge Aspen 4 Coupe V-6 37k, $7,995; 84 84 Fairmont Won., $1,795; Silk Town Motors, Tim tors, 643-9521. ifflaudiPHtfr $4,995; 82 Chrysler Le­ ^ Manchester — A City of Village Charm Main Street, 643-2171. And Now....The time has dr. sdn. at/ps, $2,595. Her­ Chevy Cavalier Won. at, 80 Chrysler LeBaron 4 dr., M orlarltv, 643-6217. limlh Baron 4 dr., $4,895; 82 come. The Lucky Winner Reliant 4 dr. loaded, man Motors Inc., 875-3311. $5,995. Clyde Chevrolet, $1995; 79 Chew Malibu 4 I MISCELLANEOUS Like New 14 cu. ft. Indus­ of the Phone Number 872-9111. dr., $2,295; 73 C hew Lag­ 69 Corvette T-Top 4 spd., $3,895. Manchester Ply­ AUTOMOTIVE trial freezer. $350. 649- Jackpot for the drawing mouth, 643-2708. 84 Chevy Cayaller, $6,395; una Coupe, $895. Capitol $14,500 — 65 T -B Ird 9012. of January 20th Is 649-5901. 81 Olds Cutlass Won., 80 Toyota Celica, $4,695; Garage, 423-4516. loaded, $4,500 — 76 Cadil­ 25 Cents 85 Ford 1-10 Dump 10ml; $5,395; 80 Chevy Monte 84 Pontiac T-1000, $4,795; lac Seville all options, 4 Pro-trac tires, 2 S70 14'$ Saturday, Jan. 25, 1986 Westlnghouse Electric 81 Chevy Citation 4 dr., MUSICAL 84 Caprice Classic loaded Carlo, $4,695; 80 Chevy 84 Plymouth Voyager, $6,500 — 81 Chevette 4 8i 2 G60 14's. Good condi­ Range, White, 40*. Good I 15ml; 84 Ltd. Cr. Vic. 4 dr. Malibu Wgn., $3,595; 79 $9,399; 84 Subaru Wgn., $1,995; 78 Buick Estate spd., $2,200 — 81 Chevette tion. $200. 6 ET-Moos, Condition. $50. 643-2263 or ITEMS loaded 20ml; 84 Van Va- Chevy PU, $2,595; 78 $6,495; 81 Dotusun G-X Won., $1,995; 78 Ford Folr- 4spd. dented, $1,200 — 80 white, $125. Call 643-4900 649-3335. nogon Wgn. loaded 9ml; Chevy Malibu, $2,295; 77 310, $2,895; 83 Honda Pre­ mont 4 dr. 6 cvl., $1,295; 78 Sunbird 4 cvl. low miles, after 6:30pm., osk for Art. Lloyd's A M /F M stereo 84 Cayaller Won. at/ac Chevy Blazer 4x4, $4,095; lude, $8,995; 81 AMC Plymouth Fury 9 pass. $2,400 — 79 Chevette 4 dr. UAW Used whirlpool refrigera­ and 8-track stereo car­ 12ml; 83 Mustang conyert 72 Jeep Wagoneer, 4x4, Spirit, $2,795; 78 Dodge Won, $995; 77 Ford Thun- oc/pt, $2,500 — 79 C hew 4 B.F. Goodrich Radiol tor freezer, avocado, ex­ derblrd, $1,995; 77 Ford U.S. begins tridge player and turnta­ loaded 6ml; 83 Chevy $1,295. Al's Autp Sales, Aspen Wgn., $2,295; 81 Impala Won. new engine, Mud-Terrain T/A with cellent condition, 19.4 ble. Hardly used. Asking window van loaded 22ml; 875-8300. Honda Accord 4 dr., Grnada 4 dr., $995; 77 $3,200 — 78 Impala 2 dr. raised white letters. cubic ft. Asking $325. Call $85. Call 647-1560 after 84 GMC % ton PU 20ml; 84 $5,595; 80 VW Rabbit 4 dr., Datsun F8, $895; 74 Audi new engine, $2,500 — 78 31x10.50 R15LT M/S. after 4pm, 644-1370. Fox, $895. Bud's Motor strikes 5pm, ask for Len. Isuzu 4x4 PU 8ml. Bar- 1980 Monte Carlo — 2 door $3,295. Manchester Impala Won., $1,600. Lor­ Mounted 8, balanced on low's Motor Sales, 875- automatic, 75,000 miles. Honda, 646-3515. Sales, 649-8309. ry's Sales 8i Repair, 871- Western Cyclone Alumi­ Solid Maple Table, match­ Trombone with case. 2538. Excellent condition, cloth 1790. num mags with center ing 4 chairs, 9 piece Good condition. $99, 742- 84 VW Rabbit stick 4 cyl. 85 Datsun King Cab war games Interior. $3,900 or best hubs, 2 regular, 2 for lock manlla elm dining room 7891. 84 BMW 3181, $12,995; 82 offer. 649-6684. grey; 83 Dodge Scamp PU loaded, $9,995; 83 Buick out hubs. Lug nuts for set, 2 lounge chairs, ste­ Riviera turbo, $8,995; 83 84 Monte Carlo — 84 Ford at Colt Cadillac Cimarron, at 4 cvl. red; 82 Ford Van Plymouth or Dodge. Orig­ reo, tables and much Tempo — 84 Ford Escort .$4,995; 85 Cadillac Sdn. % ton at V-8 white; 82 Datsun Maxim a Wgn., inal cost, $1,000%. $750 or more. 646-7266. 85 Mazda 626 LX Sedan — — 84 Olds Slera Won. — 84 2 2 DeVllle, $14,995; 85 Cadil­ All power, sunroof, auto­ Ford F-150 PU Std. white; $6,995; 82 Datsun 200 SX best otter. Call 647-7702. Camaro Z28 — 84 Dodge lac Coupe DeVllle, 81 AMC Eagle 4x4 at notchback, $5,995; 81 Dat­ Towel Sets, 3 pieces, ex­ TAG SALES matic, cruise, air, like Daytona — 83 Chevy Ma­ By Dennis C. M llew skI $13,495; 83 Cadillac Coupe new. Asking $10,300. 649- sliver; 80 Toyota PU SR5 sun 210 2 dr. sdn., $3,195; 81 1975 Cougar XR/7. Great near Libya cellent condition. Some libu — 83 Crown Victoria United Press International stick brown; 84 Thunder- Datsun 210 2 dr. sdn. ac/at, body, nice Interior, no pink, some blue. $8. 643- DeVllle, $10,950; 84 VW 8165. Won. — 82 Ford Thunder- Tag Sale, Fridov, 8am- Jetta 4 dr., $8,495; 83 VW bird at V-8 black; 79 $4,595; 81 Datsun Maxima motor, you tow. $50. Call 1814.0 4 dr., $5,995. Decormler bird — 82 Toyota Corolla HARTFORD — Union workers 6pm, Saturday, 8am-1pm. PU, $4,995; 83 Toyota 1980 Honda Civic — Auto­ Chevy Comoro ot V-8 red; SR5. Superior's 72 hour Paul, 643-4072.0 Miscellaneous tools, Cameron LE 4 dr., $7,995. 79 Dodge B210 8 poss. at Motor Sales, 643-4165. By Richard C. Gross at the Navy aircraft. Navy fighters at Colt Firearms Division plants in Blue and green print matic, A M /F M cassette, money back guarantee on Hartford and West Hartford Fri­ desks, chairs, adding ma­ LIpman VW, 649-2638. very good condition. V-8 green; 78 Olds Cutlass all vehicles listed. Super­ Four 14' steel belted tires. United Press International already airborne came within camel-back love seat on chines, etc. Brown's Tire 2 dr. at V-8 green. Don's "eyeball range” of the MiGs, day struck the maker of the cream background’. $75 Must sell. $2,200 or best ior Auto, 6464)563. White walls. Plenty ot Shoo, 333 Main Street, Texaco, 871-0864. mileage left. $50. Call which immediately turned for famous Colt .45 and supplier of firm. 643-4770.O 84 Datsun 300 ZX Turbo, offer. Call 742-7045. WASHINGTON - Navy planes 5 4 Manchester. $13,900; 83 Toyota Celica 1983 Mercury Capri 649-9773.0 began war games near Libya home, the officials said. military M-16 rifles over stalled ' 1981 Buick Century Ltd. — ST, $7,595; 82 Plymouth contract negotations. 79 Chevette — $1,000 or 72 Chew Nova — 9,000 4 door, white, alr-crulse- Hatchback — 4 speed, Friday in a show of resolve to "There were no incidents,” one Champ, $2,295; 81 Olds miles on rebuilt engine, automatic and more. 58K. 26,000 miles, sunroof, 72 Chew C-10 Suburban Libyan leader Moammar Khad- official said, emphasizing there Members of Local 376 of the Just because you don't Cutlass, $5,695; 80 Chevy best offer. Good condi­ run. For parts. $95 or best tion. Call before 3pm, automatic, 8 cylinder. Asking $4,300. Days, 647- AM/FM tape. Best'offer. afy, and within hours four Soviet- was no Navy intercept of the United Auto Workers, which re­ use an Item doesn't mean Automotive Malibu, $2,950; 79Cadillac 644-3843 otter 5:30pm. otter. 742-9188.0 presents more than 1,000 em­ the Item has lost Its value. 643-4422. $950. 742-5824. 9126, evenings, 646-2481. built Libyan fighter jets streaked Libyan jets. Sdn. DeVllle, $4,350; 78 Libyan fighters began patrolling ployees at the two gun factories, Why not exchange It for Mercury Cougar XR7, within "eyeball range" of the U.S. cash with an ad In Classi­ planes without incident. the skies after daybreak Friday walked off the job at 11 a.m. ICARS/TRUCKS $2,795; 78 Olds Cutlass k<3/ following a union rally in Hartford, fied? 643-2711. Supreme, $3,295; 78 BMW The U.S. planes were launched and generally kept close to Libya’s FOR SALE 3201, $6,395; 76 Chevy from the non-nuclear aircraft shoreline, the officials said. The a spokesman said. Nova, $1,695. Caron Mo­ carriers Coral Sea and Saratoga in U.S. maneuvers began Thursday The company, which is marking I MISCELLANEOUS 1974 Dodge Dart Swinger tors, 649-7000. a determined show of resolve to night EST, Friday Libya time. the 150th anniversary of its found­ ing in 1836 by inventor and firearm FOR SALE — Good mechanical and maneuver in international airs­ Pentagon officials insisted the body condition. 77,000 Ford Escort, 1981. Excel­ pace despite Khadafy's claims of massing of the powerful 21-ship pioneer Samuel Colt, said opera­ miles. $700. 742-8843. lent running condition. sovereignty in the area. flotilla ahd the tactics of the sleek tions would continue and urged Hay for Sale by the Bale. High mileage. $1,095, best F-18 fighter-bombers, F-14 figh­ striking workers return to their Cash and carry. Pella Libya immediately warned that 80 Chevette 2 dr., $2,995 — offer. 649-0436. the United States was “ playing ters and other aircraft was not jobs. Brothers, Bldwell Street. Union members had been work­ 643-7405. 82 Capri 2 dr., $5,995 — 82 with fire" by conducting the intended to provoke Libyan forces Olds Cutlass 4 dr., $6,495— 79 M e rc u ry M a ra u ls into a reaction that could spark a ing without a new contract since loaded, $2,195; 79 Pinto scheduled flight operations so 2 Matching Bridesmaids 83 Cavalier 2 dr. hatch­ Huliaroo! close to its coast. battle similar to the 1981 U.S. April 1985 and UAW leaders had back, $5,695 — 83 Jeep C J7 exc. cond., $1,695; 80 Ca­ r r r Gowns, Burgandy with dillac El Dorado loaded, Hours later a pair each of downing of two Libyan fighters. warned a strike could be called at ecru lace. Excellent con­ (3), $8,195 — 83 Ford I Other U.S. officials said the any time over the stalled Ranger 4wd, $7,295 — 83 $7,495; 82 Camaro low Soviet-built Libyan MiG-25 and dition. Sizes 6 Si 8.643-4962. miles T top, $6,995; 78 MiG-23 fighters streaked 200 miles maneuvers were intended to “ send negotiations. Ford Ranger Cap., $5,495 Phil Wheeler, president of Local — 84 AMC Eagle Wgn. <2), Firebird std., $2,495; 80 out from the Libyan coast for what a message” to Libyan leader Col. Remington Electric ty­ Grand Prix loaded sun­ U.S. officials described as a “ look" Moammar Khadafy that the Uni­ 376, said no new talks were planned pewriter, $99. 649-8874.0 $9,195 — 85 Renault Al­ liance 4 dr. (2), $5,495. roof, $4,995; 76 Jaguar ted States will not tolerate his role and added the union and workers XJ12 loaded, $7,195; 79 as a supporter and backer of were prepared for a lengthy Woman's fur collar. Wa­ Bollep Motors, 875-2595. Xhiparooj.^ Flat 128 4 dr., $1,295; 78 terrorism. walkout. shable, size 16. Excellent Honda Accord, $1,195. J J 1976 Capri — 2.3, 4 cy­ The carriers were positioned The last strike against Colt condition, after 5pm, 646- Lou's Auto Sales, 646-5555. U.S. selling 1636. $50.0 linder engine, passed em­ about' 120 miles north of the Firearms, a division of New York-based Colt Industries, was issions but needs some 85 Ford Escort 2 dr. 6k, undulating coastline but officials Commercial Coin oper­ motor work. Asking $600. $5,395; 84 LTD Chrome declined to pinpoint the flight paths staged in 1973 and lasted about 19 649-2633. radar gear weeks. Picket lines were set up ated washer In excellent VictoriaV IC IU I 1$ 4 dr. sdn. ac, of the aircraft, including whether working condition. First $8,'T95; 83 Colony Park they entered disputed airspace Friday at both the Hartford and $99 takes It. 649-4003.O 1977 Dodge Aspen, slant 6 Wdn.. 8 cvl. loaded, $7,995; over the Libyan-claimed Gulf of ^ West Hartford plants. * motor, 87,000 miles, stand­ 83.Fairmont 4 dr. sdn. 6 to Chinese Sidra. “ The company is not bargaining Phone answer machine ard transmission. $400. cvl. at/ps, $4,495; 82 Es­ At the State Department, spo­ in good faith,” Wheeler charged. 649-3727. with phone. Vox/Pulse- cort 2dr. sdn. a t,$3,595; 82 WASHINGTON (AP) - The kesman Bernard Kalb said the “ We’ve accomplished nothing at A A /Tone. Call 647-8066 after Ford Country Soulre operations “ were intended to dem­ the bargain table. The member­ 5pm. $75 firm.o Reagan administration has de­ 85 Ford Tempo 4dr. 4 cyl., Wgn. loaded, $5,195; 81 cided to sell about $500 million onstrate U.S. resolve to continue ship is totally fed up and we pulled at, $7,995; 84 Ford Tempo Ford • Escort 2 dr. low Put the Love Of Your worth of radar and navigation operations in international airs­ them out. (Colt) is going to dig in IBM Electric typewriter. 4 dr. 4 cyl., $6,495; 84 miles, $2,995; 81 Mazda 626 Good condition. $25. 646- equipment to China's air force and pace,” a reference to U.S. objec­ and try to break the union.” Chevrolet Celebrity Wgn., 4 dr. $2,995; 84 Bronco 11 6 Contract talks began in Febru­ 1760.O cyl. 4 spd., $9,295; 84 F250, is seeking approval from Congress tions to Libya’s claim of sover­ V-6, at, $6,495; 83 Chev­ ary 1985 and the last of 47 rolet Comoro, V-6, 5 spd., 4x4 8 cvl., $10,500. Backus and U.S. allies, administration and eignty in the Gulf of Sidra beyond Two 30 ft. roof heat wires $7,295; 82 Chew Chevette Motor Inc. 649-6257. congressional sources said Friday. the 12-mile limit. A-:' negotiating sessions was held Jan. to remove Ice. Like new. 4 cyl. 4 spd., $2,995; 81 The sale would strengthen U.S. Left unclear by Kalb's comment 17. a company spokesman said. $10 eoch. 649-7963.0 Ford Granada, 6 cyl. at. 77 Mustang — 4 speed. Life On^loud^ With ties with the communist govern­ was whether Navy aircraft will fly UPI photo "Last March. Colt Firearms N N Excellent Interior. New made a full, fair and reasonable $5,295; 80 Ford F-100 PU 6 ment in Peking but could cau.se over the gulf to test their right of cyl. 3 spd., $4,495 ; 79 paint and parts. No rust strains with Japan. Taiwan and navigation. U.S. officialshavesaid offer to Local 376. We believe this ICARS/TRUCKS Chevrolet Suburban 4x4 but dent In rear quarter. West European countries who are the planes may probe farther Will he, or won’t he? strike is totally against the best FOR SALE at, $5,995. Monaco Ford, $700 or best otter. 742-9492, likely to register objections on south, over the gulf. interests of our employees and the 633-9403. 569-8853. security and commercial grounds. Similar exercises were con­ New England Patriots’ quarterback will be available for Super Bowl XX on company,” said Richard S. Reibel- State Department officials ducted in the area a year ago and Tony Eason came down with a case of Sunday against the Chicago Bears at ing, Colt vice president for A Love Message Valentine briefed the Senate Foreign Affairs Libya complained then that Wa­ the flu on Friday and Coach Raymond the Superdome in New Orleans. For personnel. Committee behind closed doors in shington was planning to invade He said Colt’s offer includes the morning and the House For­ the north African country. Berry isn't sure his No. 1 signal-caller preview stories, see pages 17,18and21. several improvements in benefits eign Affairs Committee in the Washington has accused Libya effective in the first year of a m CHOICE IS your: afternoon. of supporting recent terrorist acts three-year pact, and 4 percent In The Japan is known to be concerned but, despite saber-rattling, wage hikes in the second and third at WiLE MOTORS!! about the purchase of sophisti­ stopped short of military retalia­ years. cated military equipment by its tion and imposed economic sanc­ Planners take another look W heeler said the union LOOK W H A T W E HAVE TO OFFER: * Great w vlngt on huge aalactkm of new Oldtmobllaa. PontUca, Cadlllaca b Buicka. giant neighbor, while West Ger­ tions instead. Khadafy has ac­ menjbers. who earn an average $10 g 7.f% A.P.R. financing on many m odala . . . no particu la r d o w n paym ent many and Italy are in avionics knowledged his support of terrorist per hour, are demanding 8 percent requiremanta... up to 4S montha. * The fineat quality used cars, moat w ith extended werrantlea available, MANCHESTER HERALD competition with American firms groups. raises in each year of the contract. e W e now o ffe r additional savings w ith our leasing program . and would like to undertake such The war games started as The union also refuses to accept * The best value in price, product anJ service. at problem of curb deferrals technology sales themselves, an Deputy Secretary of State John a company plan to require workers Your Ad Will Appear February 14th administration official said. Whitehead returned from an un­ pay for part of their insurance 1986 Oldsmobile Cutlass Ciera 1988 Buick Regal INo.6266) He said consultation with Japan successful 10-day trip to Canada Bv John F. Kirch Kwash, Vice Chairman Ronald curbing costs at least three times benefits and give up cost-of-living 4-doo« saden. bntgd Mlndowt. A;C. and the West Europeans, in a and eight European countries Gates and alternate Marion Tag­ as much as bituminous curbing. raises, he said. retMgJlkM. rMZ wMsdom defogger ^ Herald Reporter and mstch mete M.S.R.P...... 12,043 Loaded w ith opdone wtcluding tinted grouping known as COCOM, would where he tried to enlist support for gart, will meet with Public Works But granite is far more durable Colt Firearms employs a total of INo. 6334J Pfica Sawings...... 1,140 M .8 .R P ...... *12,660 ala** •teerlnfl. AfC. AM lfM and requires less maintenance. Price Savings 1 2SS *l**i'**'l***'''l'*9*'a'aaandmuchmore take several months and that an international economic boycott Manchester attorney John La- Director George Kandra. town about 1,450 workers at its plants in SALE PRICE ultimate approval was expected. of -Libya sought by President engineers and other officials to Town highway and public works Hartford and West Hartford, in­ SALCPfUCt Belle Jr. stood before the Planning “ Fundamentally, it will all fly," Reagan. and Zoning Commission Wednes­ work out guidelines the commis­ officials have complained about cluding 400 union employees at the m ^ i o . S 9s said the official. The flights over the Mediterra­ day night representing a developer sion can use when considering a the damage incurred by bitumi­ Hartford facility and 700 union In a special gesture, a U.S. nean Sea by fighters, radar, who was seeking a deferral on the developer’s request for a deferral, nous curbs during snow plowing members at its West Hartford T.0% Financing Available delegation will be sent to Tokyo to radar-jamming and submarine­ requirement that he put granite “ It’s something we have to and other street maintenance, and factory. 2 2 have supported the current subdi­ discuss the projected sale with hunting planes from the aircraft curbing on Garden Grove Road address.” Kwash said Friday. The company planned to be in 1985 Cadillac Coupe Deville . 1986 Pontiac Fiero SE ino s203i Japanese leaders, said another flattops will continue through Jan. and Keeney Street. Commission members have re­ vision regulations. "direct communication” with Loaded wHn sa the eiandatd Cadtttae official. 31, the officials said. Among other things. LaBelle cently been discussing the “ prob­ Some towns in the area do not striking workers as soon as possi­ tgabitae plua a«««at trunk, pwtea wipats said, developer David Woodbury lem” of deferrals and want the ble, Reibeling said. heated mtrreta. Mt wheal, th afi AAMWaweati require granite curbing. Glaston­ datertent 8»aa eiatao svetam did not waht to pay the extra cost of subcommittee to study, among bury Planning Director Kenith D. Colt manufactures M-16A2'auto- M.1.R.P...... *22,607 installing the long-lasting granite other things, the effects of granting Leslie said Friday that developers matic rifles at its Hartford plant Pfk e Savings...... 4,612 TODAY’S HERALD curbing in front of the two deferrals. Members have ex­ there must use bituminous curbing for the U.S. military and others. SALE PRICE single-family houses he planned to pressed concern the past few in residential areas and granite in The firm’s commercial division in build. months over when and why they industrial areas. West Hartford produces a variety 5 4 ^ Example NLRB makes a move I n d e x Instead, Woodbury sought per­ have granted deferrals and are of handguns, including the Colt .45. '1IS 95 But he said that Manchester has trying to set some kind of pattern. Hartford-born company founder 7.1% Financing AveHabls * 6 .0 0 mission from the PZC to substitute a larger population and its streets The National Labor Relations 24 page*, 2 tecllona "We have not been consistent," Samuel Colt founded the Patent less expensive — and less durable are more heavily traveled. Board in Washington, DC., is — asphalt curbing. commission member Thomas Arms Co. in Paterson, N.J., after ★ 1985 LEFTOVER CLEARANCE DEALS ★ taking steps that could bring AHuIre 14 Granite cost $25 more a foot than Ryan said. "In a town like Manchester, inventing and patenting his fam­ striking employees of the 99 asphalt, or bituminous curbing, The town’s subdivision regula­ there might be a case for granite ous revolving-breech pistol. ISSS BUKK M.8.R.P. ...M 3,722 Crestfield-Fenwood nursing home ninsaifiRH 09-94 and the increased cost would have tions require builders to place curbs,” he said. The venture failed in 1842, but an iHsom ? -‘“ •28' Example in from the picket line. The board Comics 11 to be passed on to the homeowners, granite curbing on all new streets Manchester officials have said order for 1,000 revolvers from the umllttlhii ^**1*^0* ... 1.400 ToaolUDO ^ivlngt... 2,400 filed a petition in th e' Second LaBelle said. in developments. A provision was that granite curbing benefits the U.S. government in 1847 during the d id cm. * 1 0 . 0 0 rnnnprtir.iit A M .ain ULEPtlCf * 1 2 , 3 2 2 ikcll 1118775 S ] 0 ^ 0 9 1 Example Circuit Court of Appeals in New Fntartninment 14 "I ’m sure you’ve heard this later added that allowed develop­ town in the long run. PZC member Mexican War -allowed him to York Tuesday in an attempt to Pnriis before.” he told the PZC. ers to request deferrals, and ever Ryan said that when bituminous re-establish his business. He later •li.OO bring enforcement proceedings 1 nral nnvus 3 19 The commission had in fact since builders have sought to delay breaks down, ‘"The developer isn’t built the successful Colt Patent against the owners of the Vernon Fire-Arms Manufacturing Co. fac­ ISSSOIdaFIranzai ♦175**,._ 1 nttpry 9 heard the argument many times — the installation of sidewalks or going to come back and repair it. S ted lN Street nursing home. Story on page so many times that on Wednesday substitute bituminous curbing for The taxpayer will pay." tory in Hartford. ISSSBuldcSkyhawk *1 8 9 " — nhltim'rles 19 1988 Pontiac T-1000s.~.i<.tm...... *121“ — 3. it appointed a three-member sub­ granite. He said that he can understand a Colt also invented a submarine ^ Call Sue or Johanne To npininn R committee to look into the problem “ The only thing granite curbing developer's concern over the cost battery used in harbor defense and The sun won’t last Psnpin 9 of granting deferrals on the does is just affects the cost.” said of granite curbing. But he said that a submarine telegraph cable, but W« have 7 $985 aHtom obilex at special savingi. RpniTq 17-91 installation of sidewalks and gran­ developer Lawrence F. Fiano. if granite curbs already exist in an he is best remembered for his Rtmefflbtr, th««a uvinfs are from the factory sticker price and not any inflated DEALER STICKER. 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