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sought No layoffs By Paul Hendrie ’4 . Herald Reporter The Pension Board wants to hire its own counsel to investigate plans in town to convert a Bennet School building to elderly housing, using town pen- sion funds, and it wants the Board of Directors to pay for the advice. The layoffs of 935 Pratt & Whitney number of workers being laid off by Until the ^ a r d of Directors con- employees this week will not affect reducing overtime, recalling sub- siders this request, the Pension those working at the Manchester stantial amounts of work from Board said it would refuse even to warehousing and experimental suppliers and transferring hundreds meet with the Board of Directors, casting plant, P&WA officials con- of emplo.vees to save jobs. The com- the town general manager or the firmed this morning. pany said it also considered a varie- town’s private consultant. ty of work-schedule changes before ’The Pension Board, at its meeting But the- layoffs are sure to send shock waves throughout the region, making the decision to lay off Monday afternoon, voted to ask the employees. directors to appropriate “suf- already reeling from earlier cut- backs by the giant employer. The The layoff announcement came as ficient’’ funding to hire both an at- aircrafe firm, based in East Hart- no surprise to the plant's union, the torney and an investment counselor. International Association of Board members said they need ford, is a major employer of Manchester workers. Machinists and Aerospace Workers, this expertise to determine whether The layoff will occur Friday and whose leaders had heard rumors of it would be wise to invest some $1 layoffs since December. million of pension money as a will bring to more than 4,000 the number of people who have been "We’re sick, naturally,” said mortgage for the project. Charles Tracy, leading business “This is a reasonable suggestion,” laid off at the giant jet engine plant J since October 1980. representative for the machinists. Mayor Stephen T. Penny said Mon- 'This thing (unemployment) is dya afternoon. “My only concern is The hourly and salaried employees who will be laid off — mushrooming nationwide" that may be the Pension Board should pay for its own advice.” most of whom have less than five ■years, service — will be notified Penny added that the “request bears scrutiny,” though he said the Wednesday, the company said Mon- day, refusal even to meet until the request is considered “may be a bit The layoffs in the manufacturing precipitous.” Herald photo by Tarquinlo and. commercial products divisions Reagan A ’The Bennet project would involve will affect 600 workers at P&WA’s combining town pension funds and No trouble keeping it cold East Hartford plant; 160 in private investment to spur conver- Southington; 140 in Middletown and 35 in North Haven. sion of the vacant top two floors of speaks one of the Bennet buildings to 28 Ira Rutchik and Tracy Sylvester pack Ice the Ice cream cold Is the least of their P&WA’s workforce will drop from cream at Royal Ice Cream, 27 Warren St.. worries. a high of 39,500 two years ago to 31,- elderly housing units. Proponents of the project have With this month’s low temperatures, keeping 838 after Friday. Affected are 800 hourly production said the pension fund would benefit by putting up the mortgage, because workers and more than 100 salaried tonight N

return on the investment would be workers in the subsidiary of United Technologies Corp. — Connecticut’s higher than the fund now earns. WASHINGTON (UPl) — Presi- “The pension fund has not been Students enrolling at MCC largest private employer. There were no plans for layoffs at dent Reagan addresses the nation performing up to the rate of expec- and Congress tonight on the State of tations,” Penny said Monday. the company’s new plant in North Berwick, Maine, where 100 were the Union. Sources say he will “We’re trying to meet that need propose no major tax hikes but and, at the same time, meet another laid off last fall. to avoid Social Security cuts Again, the company blamed recommend most federal social need of the town — housing.” programs be turned over to the “financial difficulties being But Pension Board members said states. they do not have enough information By Nancy Thompson experienced by the world’s airlines” for the layoffs. The ailing economy is casting a yet to decide whether it really would Herald Reporter .shadow over Reagan's presidency, be a good investment. They said In a prepared statement, P&WA A number of high school seniors said the slump has led many airlines now entering its second year, and it there are a number of unanswered was expected to be a major focus of questions about the project. will start classes at Manchester to “cancel or defer many engine Community College this week, orders and led to a continued reduc- Reagan’s second State of the Union “In the event of . a foreclosure, I leaving their high schools in order to tion in spare parts purchases.” address. really don’t know who would end up hang onto their Social Security Spare parts make up 50 percent of ‘I think there'll be some sur- with the building,” said Pension prises” White House Counselor payments. the firm’s business. B oard m em ber R ich ard C. Andrew Patterno, director of ad- Since October 1980, P&WA has Edwin Meese said of Reagan’s Woodhouse. “We have to determine m inistrations for MCC, said laid off 4,265 workers at its four speech that will be nationally broad- whether or not one agency of the between 15 and 20 students have Connecticut plants and one in cast. town could invest money in property applied for early admission to the Maine, including layoffs of 590 last Reagan was to brief the owned by another agency of the college, including seniors at high March, 1,000 last May and 1,500 last Republican congressional town and to examine what would schools in Manchester, Vernon, September. leaeiership on the highlights of his happen in the event of a foreclosure. speech at a morning meeting and South Windsor, Glastonbury and Each time, the company at- We need to consider the worst possi- Rockville. tributed the layoffs to a continuing unveil details to his Cabinet at noon ble case.” TTie rush to start college is the slump in the commercial engine Sources said Reagan rejected the That question makes the town at- result of a change in the Social business. In September, the com- advice of his fiscal advisers and has pany said the slump was made 2 torney’s office an inappropriate Security policy which will cut off no plans to propose increases in source of advice. Pension Board payments for children over age 18 worse by the nationwide strike of excise taxes despite a projected members said, because of a poten- unless they are enrolled In a college 12,000 air controllers. deficit in fiscal 1983 of more than $90 tial conflict-of-interest between two, by May 1. P&WA said it has minimized the billion. town agencies. Before budget cuts made last Pension Board members implied summer, a child entitled to Social the town was rushing into the Security payments would be able to project. collect monthly payments until age

“That’s what bothered me the 22 if he was enrolled full-time at a Herald photo by French other night,” said Chairman Fred college. Transit Authority 6 W. Geyer. “They’re going on an aw- Now there will be no more ful lot of assumptions.” payments to students unless they Shelby Strano, a senior at Manchester High School, and Harry Maidment, her guidance counselor, look over a course “We’re moving on a very fast , are enrolled in college by May 1. All payments to college students will be cat9logue for Manchester Community College. Miss Strano will track,” said Penny. He said he urges bus route cut phased out over the next four years, start classes at MCC this week in order to keep her Social hopes the Pension Board would agree to finance the mortgage, “but with monthly payments cut 25 per- Security benefits during her college years. ' cent each year until there are none. The Connecticut Transit Authority recommendations were made to We’ll go without them if we have has recommended that the reverse to.” According to Anne Beechler, MHS CCI’OG, the U.S. Department of guidance directoil, only one MHS Paterno said the MCC admissions performing college work anti R>at commuter bus .route from Hartford Transportation and the U.S. Justice student has been identified who will office has received several calls arrangements have been made for to the Pioneer Industrial Park here Department. Connnecticut Transit ljg affected by the cutback. TTiat stu- from guidance counselors in the last the student to earn his or her high be abandoned, because an Average is an arm of the state Department of dent Shelby Strano, will start at week. Part of the problem with the school diploma. of fewer than three riders a day use Transportation.

I n d f i X week. Miss Strano wiil cuts is that Social Security “We don’t want to be in a position the route. O'Marra said the report is now un- II l u ^ y v continue to take one course at MHS recipients have not been notified of where students are leaving high Thomas O’Marra, the town’s der review in Washington.

J2 while attending MCC, Miss Beechier the cuts, he said. * school and not receiving diplomas,” zoning enforcement officer, who The reverse commuter bus “The problem is that they weren’t Paterno said. attended Monday’s meeting of the program was designed to give inner

BS^Mrf. 2 0 Bewwer the guidance notified. Tliat’s what’s making it For many students, a high school Capitol Region Council of city residents the chance to take mngcirioH ' iB-io departiiient is looking for students particularly painful,” Paterno said. diploma may be a matter of only a Governments transportation com- jobs in the suburbs.

Caujjgg ...... 17 who will be affected by the cutback. “Their parents are finding out about few credits, he noted. mittee, said low ridership on the O'Marra said there is some dis- ...... g Any students identified who want to it almost by accident.” The early admission students will Manchester route is not unusual. cussion of initiating a reverse route EntertainiAent ’! ! ! '! ! ! " ! 1 1 ! is preserve their Sociai Security In order for a high school senior to be allowed to register Wednesday at “Regionwide, 15 percent of the from Hartford to Burr Corners in Lottery . 2 benefits would be directed toward be given early admission to MCC, he late registration, Paterno said. runs carry 85 percent of the total Manchester, once the J.C. Penney rthitMo'irili...... in MCC rather than another school like or she must be in the top half of the “We’re asking them to come in number of users,” O’Marra said. warehouse is in full operation.

...... 0 the University of Connecticut class. In addition, Paterno said MCC then with letters and our counselors He said the report said elimina- However, he said Connecticut

...... ’7 lo because it is less complicated to get is asking for a letter from the will help In every way 4 >ossible to tion of the little used routes would Transit apparently plans to wait un- ™ ...... into MCC on short notice. Miss student’s high school principal find them an academic program.” save some $145,000. til Penney's timetable is clear,

Beechler said. saying that the student is capable of he said. The Connecticut Transit before making any decisions.

,4 2 - THE HERALD, Tues.. Jan. 26. 1982 THE HERALD, Tues., Jan. 26, 1982 - 3 MATWNAl WEATHHI «eBVK* FOneCAW to T AM «*T 1 laoo 'News B riefin g WATTU^MiOO Liaison panel makes Zoners OK extra sign Nuclear plant near shutdown no firehouse decision tor eatery HCW O M U A M t ONTARIO, N.Y. (UPI) — Officials at By Scot French an atmosphere of reasonable discus- which it is forbidden to serve. The old Brass Hammer Cafe on the Ginna nuclear power plant, crippled (S3* sion but conceded that a solution to Kleinschmidt reiterated the Charter Oak Street, soon to be Herald Reporter opened under new management with by a radioactive steam leak that touched (231W .W *'ftew the most pressing and divisive issue town's position that the Buckland off the Worst nuclear scare since the Saving their best table manners station still serves 75 percent of the a new name, will do so with a 16- u r n W C A T N C R r O T O CA f T «P — the Buckland firehouse — may re- Three Mile Island accident, today for the occasion, members of the main elusive. structures it was originally built to square foot projecting s ip hanging brought the reactor toward “absolute Town-District Liaison Committee In the formal style of the evening. serve. from the front of the building. cold shutdown.” gathered peaceably for the first Town Director and liaison represen- It makes more sense, he argued, But the sign is only one of two GM is ready time in six months Monday night, tative Arnold “Ike” Kleinschinidt, for the town to cover the remaining signs the new owners, 'Donald Eleven hours after a pipe in the cooling with nary a dropped spoonerism or outlined his highly-publicized Buckland area than for the District Denley and his son, Donald Jr., to cut prices system burst Monday, leading to the verbal slight to spoil the event. proposal that the town provide fire to take over the much larger area wanted to see on the outside of the release of a small amount of radioactive Weather The long-awaited meeting, which protection to the District’s served by the town. building, to be called the Hungry gas from the j)lant less than 20 miles featured entrees on the Buckland Buckland area for a contractual fee. He proposed that town firefighters Tiger Restaurant and Cafe. DETROIT (UPI) — General Motors — from populous Rochester, N.Y., firehouse dispute and 911 emergen- He stressed that the the proposal serve as first-responders, to the The Zoning Board of Appeals Mon- its January sales down a massive 17 per- switching the reactor off automatically cy service with a light appetizer of should serve only as a starting Buckland area with volunteer day approved a request for a cent is ready to slash prices by up to and forcing evacuation of 100 employees, interceptor sewer charges, took on a point for negotiations, with room for District firefighters answering the variance to erect an additional $1,200 a car if the United Auto Workers the Rochester Gas & Electric Corp. said more symbolic than substantive air give and take on the finer points. call simultaneously and playing the projecting sign on a nonconforming agree to enough concessions in the “final the threat to the public had passed. Today’s forecast from the start. But with characteristic polarity primary role in fighting the fire. restaurant building. chance" for an early contract settle- Because of their closer proximity But the board denied the request The danger rating for the accident, Mostly sunny today. Highs in the teens. Clear and cold Deputy Mayor B arbara B. on the issue, Tripp outlined the ment. to the area, Kleinschmidt said, the for a two foot by eight foot wall sign which flooded the floor of the reactor tonight. Lows around zero. Wednesday sunny then Weinberg, who chaired the com- District’s long-favored plan to Talks between GM and the UAW were mittee for the first time since either buy or lease the town’s two town firefighters based in the and also said the old Brass Hammer to resume today, six days after the first containment building with thousands of clouding up in the late afternoon. Highs 20 to 25. Buckland station could arrive on the Cafe sign must come down. gallons of radioactive water, was Northwest winds 10 to 20 mph today and less than 10 assuming the post in late November, Buckland firehouse and serve the round of talks broke down with both GM asked that the emotions and “hard area with the D istrict’s own scene quickly and concentrate on The board’s decision was based on and Ford, which Monday announced the downgraded from a “site emergency” to mph tonight. Wednesday winds becoming southwest and life-saving efforts. the location of the establishment in an “alert” shortly after 8 p.m., when increasing to 15 to 20 mph in the late afternoon. feelings” which have plagued town- volunteer firefighters. lowest decrease in sales of any domestic District relations be set aside for The Buckland firehouse was built Eighth District Fire Chief John a primarily residential area, its non- automaker. Discussions with Ford federal, state and utility officials agreed Christensen questioned why the conforming status and the past no further leaks were likely. the good of all citizens. in 1976 during a court battle over resume Friday. UPI photo Her views were echoed by District whether the town or district should town would charge a fee for such reputation of. the cafe which The renewed talks have been labeled Extended outlook service when it is now available free featured under another owner, Heat remaining in the reactor at the representative Joseph ’Tripp, who provide fire protection in the area. by the union as the “one final chance” Extended outlook for New England Tliursday through said public bickering had serVe<| The state Supreme Court’s sub- of charge through mutual aid. exotic dancers. 12-year-old, 470-megawatt plant was Kleinschmidt responded that he “There is no need for the number for a settlement on historic early con- Today in history being reduced by venting pure, uncon- Saturday: only as “good media-meat.” sequent ruling in favor of the tract negotiations designed to pull the in- Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut: Both sides took pains to establish District placed the station in an area proposed the fee only because it had of signs requested,” said Chairman taminated steam into the atmosphere, been charged when the District dustry out of its worst slump since the Gen. Douglas MacArthur was born Jan. 26, 1880. He is seen here in Chance of showers or flurries ’Thursday and Friday. Kenneth Tedford. “People will know Great Depression. The UAW has set a said Frank Orienter, an RGE covered the area for the town. He about it. You won’t need signs to at- 1945 smoking one of his favorite corncob pipes. MacArthur died in spokesman. Fair Saturday. Highs in the 30s. Overnight lows in the midnight Thursday deadline for agree- teens and 20s. said he could foresee the possibility tract them.” ment. 1964. He said the temperature of the Vermont: A chance of snow showers 'Thursday, of no charge for the service. Herald photo by Tarquinlo “This is a non-conforming site,” On Monday, the No. 1, automaker primary water system at the time the variable cloudiness with chance of flurries Friday and 911 telephone link Tripp’s counter-proposal Town Planner Alan Lamson recorded a huge 17.2 percent sales drop reactor shut down was about 600 degrees Saturday, not quite so cold; high in the 20s to around 30, suggested that the District buy or Owners of this house at 320 Tolland Turnpike voiced concern reminded the board. “ We keep for the second 10 days of January. GM at- lease the Buckland station from the giving in these situations. They only Fahrenheit and late Monday night it had low 5-15 north and mainly in the teens south. at Monday’s Zoning Board of Appeals’ meeting that a proposed tributed the decline to anticipation by Haig, Gromyko begin meeting dropped to-about 350 degrees. Maine, New Hampshire: Chance of snow and not as town and staff it with volunteers. • need a sign that is sufficient for potential car buyers of price drops as the “We expect we will have an absolute In return for the station, he gas station nearby would generate runoff and traffic problems. their needs ' cold ’Thursday. Qiance of flurries then clearing Friday. may be too costly Robert Weinberg, president of Economy Electric Supply Co. result of the contract talks. Haig and Gromyko gave themselves a cold shutdown by midday today,” Fair Saturday. Highs .15 to 25 north and 25 to 35 south. proposed, the District might build a Board member Francis Maffe The automaker said it wants con- GENEVA, Switzerland (UPI) — Orienter said. new station for the town in an under- Inc. is the applicant for the special exception request, which said the second sign, which would Secretary of State Alexander Haig and mere hour for quick, separate lunches Lows 5 above to 5 below north and 5 to 15 above south. cessions from the UAW equaling price before resuming their talks at 2 p.m. at manned area or assume coverage was tabled by the board. read “cafe” was not the kind of cuts of $1,000 to $1,200 per car. Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei By Scot French When Manchester and Bolton for the town area now served by the “class' the new owners of the Gromyko met today for more than two the Soviet mission. residents served by out-of-town Haig called reporters together early National forecast Herald Reporter Buckland station. building have said they want the es- hours in the first high-level talks exchanges dial 911, they are con- Tripp said the plan would free two tablishment to have. between Washington and Moscow since today to tell them the Monday speech by Blast hurts 48 Efforts to directly connect out- nected with a dispatcher in that Polish leader Gen. Jaruzelski was ciCy & Fcst Hi Lo Pep Los Angeles cy 78 SO .... town firefighters to serve in other "A sign that says ‘Hungry Tigers the military crackdown in Poland. Albuquerque c 63 27 .... Louisville c 34 06 .... lying telephone exchanges with 911 town who must then relay the call to areas, thus alleviating staff shor- Restaurant' is class. A sign that Prosecution Haig said Monday the discussion with “disappointing,” with no indication of a Anchorage cy 06 -07 .... Memphis c SO 21 .... emergency service in Manchester Manchester’s emergency dis- at N.J. college V> Miami Bech pc 75 58 .... tages on the town fire department. Z6A tables bid says ‘cafe’ does not,” said Maffe, real easing of martial law. AaHeville pc 50 may be prohlbitivly expensive, the Gromyko could be a “short meeting” if Atlanta c 50 17 .... Milwaukee pc 11-06 .01 patcher. But Kleinschmidt said town adding he wanted to go on record as the Soviet diplomat kept his vow not to Despite the impasse over Poland, Billings pc 42 38 .... MinneaMlls pc 06-18 .... town’s police chief warned Monday “It’s time-consuming,” said Town suggests link CAMDEN, N.J. (UPI)-Accumulated 51 12 .... firefighters manning ’ the Buckland being against the request for two discuss the military regime in Poland. Gromyko wryly remarked “there is no Birmmgham c 59 24 .... Nashville pc night. Director Arnold “ Ike” lack of problems to be discussed." gas in a basement classroom of a Boston c 20 09 .... New Orleans c 75 48 .... station would be laid off if the sta- signs. Nevertheless, they talked for 2 hours Brwnsvll Tx.pc 90 62 .... New York c 24 17 .... Chief Robert D. Lannon told the Kleinschmidt. “If somebody’s on a tion were turned over to the Earlier, Donald Jr. had defended ATLANTA (UPI) — The prosecution is The two were to discuss arms control, Camden County College building was . Buffalo pc 17 12 .02 Oklahom Cty c S3 28 .... Town-District Liaison Committee and 40 minutes, then broke for lunch. Omaha pc 36 02 .... medical call, time is of the es- District. He dismissed the claim the reputation of the new introducing evidence of uncharged but Washington will not set a starting blamed for an explosion that injured 48 Charlstn S.C. c 58 43 .... that new equipment developed by for gas station Haig declined to answer questions Charlott N.C, c 53 25 .... Philadelphia c 19 12 .... sence.” that town forces are undermanned, restaurant, saying he wanted to at- murders to try to convince the jury when he returned to his hotel, a 5-minute date for new strategic arms talks. people, three of them critically. Chicago pc 10-09 .04 Phoenix c 79 41 .... the telephone company could direct- Eighth District Fire Chief John Cleveland pc L5 - 0 1 . 05 Pittsburgh c 14 02 J)4 saying, “If Chief Rivosa had 150,000 tract a “respectable clientele" and Wayne Williams may have used his drive from the U.S. mission. However, the present talks on The interior of the 57-year-old building Portland Me. c 16-16 .... ly link exchanges in Bolton and Christensen said the exchange mediumrange nuclear weapons in was left a heap of twisted rubble, with Columbus pc 19-05 .12 men, it would still be understaffed.” By Lisa Zowada rather object to certain wanted to have “attractive” signs hands, his arms, a rope or even a bag, He merely smiled when asked if he Dallas c 59 29 .... Portland Ore. r S4 44 .43 those near the Vernon, and South problems have caused confusion characteristics proposed. but he always asphyxiated his victims. Europe are reaching the stage where walls blown apart and 'notebooks, paper Denver pc 44 33 .... Providence c 20 12 .... Both sides agreed to take up the Herald Reporter that would tell them what was in- told Gromyko, as he said he would, about Richmond c S3 21 .10 Windsor town lines with Manchester with the South Windsor fire depart- One includes the plan to elevate There were indications the state — in some high-level decisions must be made. and personal items left by the students Des Moines pc. U -07 .... issue at future meetings, tentatively side. the “outrage” felt by Americans over' Detroit pc 17-06 .... St. Louis c 32 04 .... 911 service. ment on several occasions. He said The Zoning Board of Appeals Mon- the site for the gas station which Board member Edward scattered after the blast Monday. The 04 -09 .... Salt Lak Ctypc 48 S3 .... scheduled for the fourth Monday of an effort to show a more tightly knit Poland. Duluth ^ But he added that the equipment the neighboring town has responded day tabled a request for a special Sullivan said would be “a 24-hour, pattern — would limit its evidence of basement was demolished. El Paso c 67 31 .... San AnUmio c 73 38 .... every month. Hachadourian asked Denley where Hartford c 22 05 .... San Diego cy 87 51 .... is costly and may face a challenge three times to 911 calls in “I don't think this is something exception for a gasoline service sta- self-service, high volume” station. he got the name “Hungry Tiger?” “similar transactions” to eight killings, College Dean Odom Burney said the Honolulu c 76 70 .14 San Francisc r 58 51 .04 from the Federal Communications Manchester without notifying the tion by Robert Weinberg at 330 V With the site raised the proposed rather than the 10 for which it won per- Indianapolis c 24 - 0 6 .09 San Juan c 88 70 .... that will be solved tomorrow,” said “My mother picked it out, you blast occurred in one of the basement Jackson Mss. ( tt 34 .... Seattle r 51 43 SI Commission. Manchester station. Mrs. Weinberg at the conclusion of Tolland Turnpike — but not until six feet, Sullivan said lights from would have to ask her," he mission. Chief Kremlin ideologist dies classrooms. He said about 50 people Jacksonville c 87 43- .... Spokane r .44 34 .m they finally figured out where the cars coming into the station at night It is expected to continue presentation Kansas City c 30 08 .... Tampa c 71 eo .... Lannan promised to contact If Lannan’s efforts are successful, the Buckland discussion. responded. were In the basement at the time of the Las Vegas c 64 37 .... Washington c m a xa telephone company officials and ask a telephone company representative “It’s going to have to come back site was. would shine into the windows of the Hachadourian also asked if there of that evidence today with a witness 48 20 ..... explosion, which blew down a partition Utile Rock c 56 26 .... Wichita c ...... on the table,” added Tripp. “We ’ “Before we go on can you tell me home. were any motifs in the restaurant who claims to have seen Williams with MOSCOW (UPI) - Mikhail Suslov, the invasion of Afghanistan to the rest of the' separating the classroom from a reading a them to send a representative to the will attend the Feb. 22 Liaison Com- hard-line ideologist of the ruling Com- world two years ago and was featured next Liaison Committee meeting to mittee meeting to be held in the may not ever reach a soltution , but where this is?“ board member Sullivan said the Kerrs were also that would be “offending to any Lubie Geter, 14, shortly before the youth and writing lab. ‘ '■ munist Party Politburo and one of the prominently last year in the Kremlin’s answer questions. District. at least we will have tried.” Francis Maffe asked thq attorney concerned that the elevation would races of people.” vanished. All but four of the injured were treated representing Weinberg, president of generate runoff which might Williams, 23, a pudgy, black free-lance most durable political leaders in Soviet repeated warnings to Poland to rein in Denley said the restaurant would at hospitals and released. Economy Electric Supply Co. Inc. destroy the gravel driveway they make use of tiger pictures and stain photographer and would-be talent scout, history, died Monday, Tass announced its reforms. “It’s a gas explosion,” said Camden today. He was 79. Suslov had his best chance at taking The attorney preceded to take have leading to the house. glass windows and nothing in them is on trial for the murders of Nathaniel County Deputy Fire Marshal William Lottery the board on a trip over Interstate 84 He added the Kerrs are worried Cater, 27, and Jimmy Ray Payne, 21, The official ndws agency said Suslov over the Kremlin after the ouster of would be offending. Nikita Khrushchev in 1963, but he Dukes. “We’re not sure if it’s methane to exit 94 and the corner of Deming that the location of the gas station In October the ZBA approved the both among the 28 young blacks abducted died “after a brief, grave illness.” Soviet or natural.” Board of Education Street and Tolland Turnpike. directly off the highway will create and slain during a 22-month period sources said he suffered a heart attack. reportedly stepped aside to help Leonid construction of a 20 foot by 30 foot Brezhnev join what was then the The gas may have accumulated in the But some other board members, more traffic than the high volume terrace off the back of the cafe. before Williams became a suspect last Suslov spent most of his career out of basement and may have come from a Numbers drawn in New 6939. the Kremlin spotlight, but he was U.S.S.R.’s “troika” leadership. feeling they had a more accurate already in the area. He said that Work on the open deck will begin in May. leaking sewer pipe, authorities said. England Monday: New Hampshire Mon- description of the location, including problem would be aggravated by the Superior Court Judge Clarence Cooper believed to have wielded immense power The tall, thin son of mpoverished the spring. peasants, Suslov helped kick Yugoslav Public Service Electric & Gas Co. dug Connecticut daily : 579. day: 4910. Town Planner Alan Lamson, began close proximaty of the gas station’s In other business, the board ap- Monday granted the state’s motion to in- behind the scenes. up part of the street in front of the struc- Maine daily: 631. Rhode Island dally: 5524. His role as a watchdog of the Com- President Josip Broz Tito out of the com- denies Bentley plot to pipe in and the Municipal Building entrance to the Kerr’s driveway. proved the relocation of the Forest troduce evidence on up to 10 more of the ture to try to determine what kind of gas New Hampshire Satur- Vermont daily: M7. hearing room was soon full of The attorney for Weinberg said Package Store from 1071 Main St. to murders to show “pattern, plan, scheme, munist Party’s ideological purity went munist movement in 1948. He was first day: 4760. Massachusetts daily: promoted to the ruling Politburo under triggered the explosion. mumbling about east, west, left that Exxon was ready to accept any 1065 Main St., providing the old loca- bent of mind and identity.” unquestioned for decades. The explosion occurred shortly after New Hampshire Sunday: 2645. In recent years, Suslov played an ac- dictator Josef Stalin. He then outlasted By Nancy Thompson which of the district’s 11 elementary “Why was the director of the turns and intersections. conditions, including on-site tion is never used for a package He told the jury “you are not to permit noon, shattering windows up to the top Finally, Lamson got up from his drainage, concerning possible, if this evidence to bias you against the tive role in foreign policy, particularly Khrushchev and served obediently Herald Reporter schools to close is the building’s Sheltered Workshop sizing up store. The new location will give the during Brezhnev’s era of detente in the floor of the brick building and shook seat and pointed out on the site plan necessary for approval. store more storage room for retur- defendant.” between the Soviet Union and its nearby structures. potential for alternate use. At earlier Bentley School last Thursday?” socialist allies. He justified the Russian mid-1970s. The Board of Education Monday meetings parents have repeatedly Schwarz asked. “It seems like the attorney had brought to the But the board decided to table the nables. denied accusations by one parent express^ skepticism at the ad- trespassing to me and I wonder why meeting. matter until a drainage plan had The board also approved the erec- that a behind-the-scenes conspiracy ministration’s-claim that no plans the Board of Education isn’t doing The station is to be located in the been submitted, tion of a three-bay garage to the existed to give Bentley School to the have beeii made for the future use of its job keeping trespassers out?” southeast corner of a “T” formed at Lamson said there were other rear of the Shady Glen Dairy Bar on Almanac Sheltered Workshop. any buildings. Schwarz said Laurie Prytko, Deming Street and Tolland Turn- problems with the submitted site East Middle Turnpike. Peopletalk The executive director and clients “It’s become evident to me that director of the Sheltered Workshop, pike, an area changed by recent plan. He said the station’s driveway A request by James Thibodeau of of the Sheltered Workshop wrote to the Board of Education, the Board toured the school building last week highway construction. on Tolland Turnpike was three feet Jim's Arco station at 204 Hartford the Board of Directors last week, of Directors and the Sheltered without permission from the prin- The station’s location will not be closer to the intersection than Road for a special exception to build asking for the use of Bentley School on any of the land which Economy zoning regulations allow — 57 feet an addition to the garage was ap- fw Workshop have been conspiring cipal. ‘First family’ By United Press International if the Board of Education decides to behind the scenes,” said William F. Schwarz asked the board to take recently purchased from the town instead of the required minimum 60 proved with the condition that ‘Roots’ party close the building this year. two actions: pass a resolution con- and John Barnini, adjacent to Union feet. vehicles to be parked on the proper- Today is ’Tuesday, Jan. 26, the 26th day of 1982 with 339 Schwarz of Sherwood Circle. “Is Lamson said the plans also call for Rich Little, the man of a thousand voices, will do The school administration has that true?” demning the actions of the Sheltered Pond. ty in an excess of 24 hours be kept in It has been five years since the ABC series to follow. With the matter of the location four signs on the site to be erected, Ronald Reagan in a new comedy record album, recommended that Bentley be Workshop and send a letter io the a fenceFantasy Island. In 1980, Canada smuggled out of Iran six American more than inflation drainage plan before it decides on change for the lot from Business II The Board of Directors will hold a events five years ago. One of the questions: What diplomats who were hidden for three months in the Association, said her organization to Business V as well as okaying the has been discouraging parents from the matter. Possible runoff from the regular public comment session on was the name of the best selling book in the U.S. at Canadian Embassy in Tehran. station was one of the concerns proposed subdivision for the station. Feb. 2 from 9 to 11 a.m. in the Board ' the time “Roots” was aired? After a flurry of million —goes to pay for the educa- attending a meeting scheduled for Quote of the day By Nancy Thompson Saturday between the Board of voiced Monday by the Malcolm J. of Directors office at the town hall wrong guesses, Haley came up with the answer. It Herald Reporter tion of exceptional children, or Kerr family, represented by at- to hear comments and suggestions was “Roots.” Pop singer Teddy Pendergrass doesn’t think special education. Teacher services Ekiucation planning committee and representatives from the PTAs of torney James J. Sullivan, which Shopping tips from the public. other men should be jealous of him just because ‘“There are those who ask why it are provided in three areas: direct owns and rents out a four-family Sessions are regularly held on the he’s a sex symbol. costs more to educate fewer instruction, diagnostic testing and five schools under consideration for Martin Sloane explains how to New opera closing. home at 320 Tolland Turnpike. first Tuesday of each month, from Pendergrass, who kicks off a United Kingdom r HgraUi students,’. Superintendent of monitoring of how students function Sullivan said the Kerrs, who once save money at the grocery store — 9 to 11 a.m., and on the third tour in Scotland on Jan. 29, said: “I’m sure a lot of Schools James P. Kennedy said in their classes. Other school PTAs, notably every Wednesday and Saturday in Gian Carlo Menotti has completed the score for a Highland Park, have been en- lived in the 100-year old house called Thursday of each month, from 6:30 new opera — a space opera of sorts, full of guys hate my guts. And they shouldn’t, because as during a budget workshop Monday. Kennedy pointed out that tuition “The Gables,” are not opposed to the his “Supermarket Shopper” column to 8:30 p.m. in the Board of Direc- far as I’m concerned, they’re my friends. If the Official Maneheater Netc$paper ‘“lite quick answer is inflation. for students placed in special couraging parents to attend the in The Manchester Herald. futuristic fantasy. meeting, scheduled for 10 a.ni. construction of the station, but tors office. It’s “A Bride from Pluto,” commissioned by the ' ladles get all worked up, their guys get the benefits USPS 327-500 VOL. Cl, No. 98 ‘“Tile answer is also that we do a programs outside the district — I’m still going back to the hotel by myself.” lot more than we did 10 years ago or averages $5,000 per student. Saturilay at Bowers School, 141 Kennedy Center’s Eklucation Program under a Published daily except Sunday and certain holidays by Princeton St., as a show of support. grant from the Kennedy family. It will premiere in UPI photo even five years ago.” “We’re obliged by state and the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, Kennedy made the observation in federal law to provide these ser- “If other people come with 100, April during the sixth annual Imagination Celebra- Manchester, Conn. 06040. Second class postage paid at it’s not that we don’t have the sup- Signup set tonight tion, a national children’s arts festival. Impressionist Rich Little plays President Glimpses connection with the Board of vices,” Kennedy said. “We’ve all Manchester, Conn. POSTMASTER: Send address Education’s review of the section of made a decision that we’re going to port, it’s just that we feel it’s the Jean Kennedy Smith, a Center trustee, said, “’The Reagan and Actress Melanie Chartoff plays Look for a revival of the Broadway hit “Marne,” changes to The Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, best way,” Mrs. Kramer said. FIGURE SKATES, family is delighted to commission this opera in Nancy Reagan during a “presidential” press the budget that covers pupil per- educate every child — and some for adult courses Boys or Gris starring Angela Lansbury ... Glenda Jackson Manchester, Conn. 06040. sonnel and special education children are very expensive to Residents will have a chance to honor of their brother on the 10th anniversary of the conference Monday in Los Angeles to an- In-person registration for adult evening school will $1999 arrives in New York this week to accept the New programs. educate.” speak out bn the school closing issue Youth dedication of the Kennedy Center.” nounce the release of the new record album, York Film Critics Award for “Stevie,” while Meryl To subscribe, or to report a delivery problem, call 647- at a public hearing, scheduled for take place tonight from 6:30 to 8 at Illing Junior High Menotti called writing for children “dangerously ‘The $20 million proposed 1982-83 Board of Education Chairman “The First Family Rides Again;" Streep is back from California where she receiv^ 9946. Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday budget includes no funds for Leonard Seader said the board is 7:30 p.m. Thursday in the Robertson School. Mena or Lady* difficult. An audience of children is a merciless the Los Angeles Film Critics Award for-‘“The through Friday and 7 to 10 a.m. Saturday. Delivery School gym, 45 N. School St. Classes for the winter term will begin Monday. one. Inside the theater, just as they are quickly program improvements in those “very proud” of the services it SIzaa 5-13 ^ harrassing Manager Gene Michael and humiliating French Lieutenant’s Woman” ... Sidney Lumet, slMuld be made by 5 p.m. Monday throu^ Friday and by areas, which include prograiiis for provides. Because of the renovations under way at the high 21,99 enchanted, children become easily bored and do not his stars. who has made a speciality of New York-based 7:30 a.m. Saturday. school, all classes will be held at Illing. forgive boredom.” exceptional and gifted children, “In addition to just straight Many other models to select from It wasn’t an easy win for Steinbrenner. He had to films, starts a new one, “The Verdict,” Feb. 1. It Suggested carrier rates are f 1.20 weekly, |5.U for one guidance, health, psychological and expenses, the parents of any family Train hits boy Brochures for the winter session classes are available beat out George Brett of the Kansas City Royals, will be shot in Boston and New York andatars Paul month, $15.35 for three months, $30.70 for six months, social work services, where t h ^ is a handicapped child in all local banks and town libraries. Let George do it who came in second when “he broke up two toilets, Newman, James Mason, Charlotte Ranripling and and $61.40 for one year. Mail rates are available on speech/hearing, tultjon and or a child who has a problem can ap- MILFORD (UPI) — An Amtrak This will be the last semester of the adult school until HOiai tY SKATES * 16.99 pushed in the face of a lady sportswriter, roughed Jack Warden ... Bill and Camille Cosby celebrated request. homebound students, and youth ser- preciate what these services do,” he trhin has struck and killed a 14-year- September 1982. Anyone interested in teaching in the George Steinbrenner, owner of the New York up a gentleman sportswriter with her and, during their 18th wedding anniversary Monday night with a vices. said. old boy who was walking on tracks fall program should contact the adult school office 8IOtTESSHai»reHEDM"~») in front of the Milford railroad sta- before the end of March. C Yankees, won ’TV Guide magazine’s Mr. Nice Guy the time he was nursing a sprained ankle, poked a- > bash at their New York City home. Guests included To place a classified or display advertisement, or to ‘The total proposed budget for The board will continue its budget Award for the second year in a row. ’The award goes photographer with a crutch.” Nice Guys who Eubie Blake, Miles Davis and his wife Cicely Tyson raport a news item, story or picture idea, call 64^2711. those services is $2,820,892, up from review by looking at the proposed tion, police say. Got a Manchester news tip? 2 Main St. annually to the year’s most boorish sports figure. finished last included three tennis stars — John who were married Thanksgiving evening in Cosby’s Onlce hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday throng $2,585,073 in the current year’s budgbt for support and ad- Police said Larry Poirier was 643-7111 Steinbrenner won for a series of actions, including McEnroe, Ilie Nastase and Vitas Gerulaitis. five-story Brownstone mansion. Friday. b i^ e t. Most of the increase is in ministrative s e rv i^ at a meeting killed instantly Monday by the If you have a news tip or story idea in Manchester, Open Daily 0-9 salaries In the various programs. at 7:30 tonight at the administrative express train that was bound for contact City Elditor Alex Girelli at The Manchester The bulk of the bud^t — $1.15 office, 45 N. School St. Boston with a stop in New Haven. Herald, telephone 643-2711. 7

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Will U.S. drive Taiwan into Soviets' arms.* power way to 1 Taiwanese have engaged in “cir- government woutd have to weigh — Skorodenski, Robidoux and Miles WASHINGTON — Whenever the experts weigh the idea of a Taipei- cumspect flirUtion with Moscow... CHICAGO (UPI) - The Hartford straight, their longest losing streak ping Chicago’s Dennis Savard, who speed, 1 just tried to get ahead of game.' Moscow repprochement, according the chances of being rudely jilted if Whalers work on their power play. in three seasons. accumulated five points in an M him,” said center Pierre Larouche, The game was tied 1-1 after the Zaharko — from New Brunswick in United States considers a move that Moscow and Peking were suddenly more in search of leverage in its first period. Sulliman got two goals the American Hockey League. will weaken its ties to the to four secret intelligence studies They show up at practice early just Doug Sulliman scored a hat trick whose third-period goal at 13:09 put to kiss and make up. relations with the U.S. than in. in the second period to complete his “We were not getting much from Nationalist Chinese regime on shown to my associate. Dale Van At- to run it and are committed to It, and added an assist to lead the Hartford in front for good, 5-4. • As for the Soviets’ willingness to preparation for taking out a Soviet Whalers offense against goalie first hat trick and the Whalers held some of our players and 1 wanted to Taiwan, intelligence agencies are ta: . Jack Anderson Mys Whalers Coach Larry Pleau. Larouche also assisted on two of strike a deal with Taiwan, the' option.” Entering Monday night’s game Warren Skorodenski, who Was Sulliman's goals. a 4-3 edge entering the final period. try some new people,” said Coach asked to predict what the Taiwanese “For one thing, Taipei probably Florent Robidoux registered his Keith Magnuson. believes that the costs of main- Washington Merry-Go-Round analysts warned that the Russians against the Chicago Black Hawks, making his first NHL start. “We Hat trick Sulliman, with 22 goals, pointed reaction is likely to be. The recent the Whalers' power play scored 31 played a heckuva game. (Goalie out that the Whalers were aware of first NHL goal at 8:14 of the third Zaharko also scored his first NHL taining and upgrading modern air “probably would be reluctant to HEADL1NE.S AND period to tie the game at 4-all. goal in the contest. decision against the sale of ad- burn their bridges completely (with times in the last 101 chances, an ef- Greg) Millen made some key saves some of the Hawks’ misfortunes. vanced fighter planes to Taiwan was and naval defense systems would be FOOTNOTES: The Agriculture by Sulliman Larouche's goal and Ron Francis’ Magnuson thought Skorodenski the mainland C^ina), while at the ficiency rating of 31 percent — the in the first period for us,” said “We knew they had some key too heavy to bear for long without Department is caught in the middle fifth best in the NHL. Pleau. “Our power play has been defensemen hurt. We tried to dump empty net score with a minute left acquired more confidence as the no exception. same time adding another irritant to In all the sheaves of top-secret help,” said one report. Without U.S. of a prestige play by two powerful And the Whalers kept that very good because the guys work at the puck into their zone and to play made it 6-4. game progressed. support, Taiwan may turn to U.S.-Soviet relations.” senators, and as a result has no chief average up against the Black it. They come to practice 15 or 20 forecheck. Chicago’s Doug Wilson concluded As for allowing the four power analyses, no suggestion is more play goals. Magnuson said, “That's Moscow. Japanese and U.S. influence in the • “Taipei would fear that • And finally, “linking- with the of congressional relations. Jesse Hawks, scoring four goals with the minutes early and have committed “We were fired up, they might the scoring with a goal with :43 left bizarre than this one, which keeps- Soviets in any fashion would to play. something we haven’t been able to bobbing up; A deteriorating “Taipei may presume that the region.” Moscow could demand a high price Helms, R.-N.C., has recommended one-man advantage in their 6-5 win themselves to it.” victory the last time the two clubs have been tired, In the last game, alienate Taipei from Washington Pleau also praised Sulliman’s line they hit more. Tonight, we checked The Hawks dipped into their farm stop lately ... and I don’t know relationship with the United States Soviet Union would welcome such a The report adds: “In Taiwan’s for its protection in terms of one man for the post, and Robert Monday night. met. and damage hopes for continuing The loss was the Hawks’ seventh for the fine defensive job it did stop- “ If he (Savard) got up some them and made them play our system and brought up three players why.” will compel Taiwan to seek closer role,” the report continues. “Access view, a Soviet protector could fill limitary installations and perhaps Dole, R-Kan., has ' recommended close ties with the U.S.” ties with the Soviet Union. to Taiwan’s airfields and ports the island’s defense requirements. trade arrangements disadvan- another. Neither has shown a 2 Despite all these disadvantages, In the hardball game of inter- would provide a convenient way sta- Taipei planners know that, of all tageous to Taiwan.” willingness to back down, so the _ and Taiwanese insistence that national power alignment, no tion on the long trek from (mainland China’s) neighbors, the • “Taipei would also have to White House has left the post un- they’re not interested in a Soviet possibility is too farfetched, of Vladivostok to the Indian Ocean. U.S.S.R. is the most ready and evaluate the risk of becoming in- filled to'avoid irritating either solon. connection, the U.S. analysts don’t Bruins shoot away course. Ideology often takes a back “A close relationship between willing to undertake military action volved in a Sino-Soviet war. In such rule it out completely if the United • Insiders privately concede that seat to cold reality, and “the enemy Taiwan and the U.S.S.R. also would against Peking.” All it would take, a conflict, a Soviet presence on States continues to weaken its sup- the fight for the Equal Rights of my enemy is my friend." The prevent both the PRC (mainland the analysis speculates, is a verbal Taiwan could be expected to invite, port for Taiwan. Amendment is all but dead. Or, as mutual Soviet-Taiwanese enemy, of China) and Japan from acquiring assurance that if Peking invades in the worst case, a devastating But a Defense Intelligence Agency one put it: “It will take a miracle but gain only tie course, is the People’s Republic of Taiwan and would underscore Soviet Taiwan, the Russians would counter nuclear attack on the island from status as a Pacific power while the move by an attack on China the mainland.” report suggests that all Taiwan is for us to win. But some of us still China. believe in miracles.” ' Here's how the CIA and Pentagon simultaneously offsetting Chinese, from Siberia. • On the other hand, the Taiwan doing is a little horse-trading. The By Tony Favia Peter McNab gave Boston a 2-1 UPI Sports Writer lead on the power play at 8:07 of the second period when he took a Rick An Rejean Lemelin must have felt Middleton backhand pass in front editori a l like erecting a brick wall in front of and beat Lemelin to the near side. him Monday night. Still, the wall Lanny McDonald tied the game 2-2 Ronald Reagan’s wouldn’t .have fared much better on a 15-footer from the slot. than Lemelin did. Kevin Lavallee gave Calgary a 3-2 Pucks were flying at Lemelin, the lead when he stole the puck from Economic guru Calgary Flames’ goaltender, from defenseman Brad McCrimmon and all angles at the Boston Garden, and slid the puck under goalie Rogie it was his courageous effort that Vachon at 7:23 for his 20th goal of Black Youth enabled the Flames to hold the the season. for ailing party Bruins to a 3-3 tie. He kicked out 52 Lemelin hadn't played in of 55 sheis Calgary’s previous 10 games, but “The boys needed me tonight,” Flames Coach A1 MacNeil said that It is almost a truism that apt to continue to do what they said Lemeiin in an understatement. his choice of goaltender was easy. Democrats lost their grip on the have been doing — saying 5 per- “Anybody gets ' frustrated. They “Why Lemelin? We figured they’d Employment were shooting from everywhere, get 55 shots and we wanted a fresh economy, and that this is one cent of their income and con- They threw everything on net.” guy in there,” he said. reason the Republicans were suming 95 percent of their in- Despite the barrage, it was the In other games, Minnesota routed able to get Ronald Reagan and come.” Bruins who had to scramble for a Toronto 9-2, and Hartford edged his bold economic policy elected And slashing transfer tie. Keith Crowder’s second goal of Chicago 6-5. in 1980. payments to the poor, as Reagan the game with 9:42 to play salvaged Norlli Slurs 9, llupir l.rufs 2 Program the point, and Lemelin said it was At Toronto, Bobby Smith scored The country had tired of the has also done, won’t make J only a matter of time. three goals and assisted on two shopworn liberal reliance on enough of a savings, either, “The third goal was the law of others to extend Minnesota's un- government handouts and Thurow says. His answer is tax averages,” he said. “The shot beaten streak to six games. Smith, responded to Reagan’s call for policies that would encourage wasn’t on goal. It just hit my pad the North Stars' scoring leader with more self-reliance, less red tape people to save and penalize them UPI photo and went in.” 75 points, combined with and a freer marketplace. Or so for spending — in other words, The Bruins outshot Calgary 42-14 defenseman Craig Hartsburg to give Hartford goalie Greg Millen gets held from Marc Renaud and Rich Preston in second period last night in Chicago. Whalers over the first two periods, but the Minnesota a 4-1 lead before the goes the conventional widsom. consumption taxes. Chris Kotsopoulos while stopping scoring attempt by Chicago’s held on to achieve 6-5 decision. score was tied 2-2. After Crowder game was 26 minutes old. Most Democratic politicians “The income tax should be opened the scoring at 9:33 on a 15- In a five-goal second period, right A have responded to Reaganomics converted to a progressive con- footer from slot, the Flames evened wing Dino Ciccarelli raised his with handwringing about the sumption tax by establishing un- the score on Charles Bourgeois’ se- season goal total to 38 with scores at president’s policies being limited “Keogh accounts” of the cond goal of the season. Bourgeois 16:32 and 19:26. He added assists on scored on a 40-foot slapshot from the Neal Broten’s 17th goal at 8:50 and heartless and ineffectual. They sort that are now available for right point. Tom McCarthy’s effort at 13:36. may be both, but few Democrats the self-employed to save for Playoff games more exciting .seem to have the prescription to their retirem ent. Money put into restore the nation’s economic Keogh accounts may be Once again, playoff games leading up to the welterweight Danny Paul of Detroit in health. deducted from income but is Super Bowl prov^ to be more exciting than Friday night’s feature 10-round fight at the Mr. Nice Guy Award N the grand finale...It was refreshing to have Civic Center Coliseum, Starling, boasting a There are liberals with fresh taxed when withdrawn. If such two new entries in the title test and as it Herald 19-0 record, is ranked 13th and will be making ideas about the economy, accounts were available to turned out the team that played the best, with his first start in five months after suffering a though, and one who is becoming anybody for any purpose for any the least number of turnovers, won, San Angle broken jaw while sparring with Thomas Francisco...The officiating crew did a great given Steinbrenner increasingly visible lately is length of time, the income tax Open forum / Readers' views Earl Yost, Hearns... UConn-Georgetown basketball Lester Thurow, a professor at would instantly become a con- job with no complaints and the only criticism game Feb. 27 at Hartford is sold out. Limited came from color commentator John Madden Sports Editor number of tickets are left for Big East the Massachusetts Institute of sumption tax. A family earning Send letters to: The Manchester Herald, Herald Square, Manchester, CT 06040 in the video booth, 2(X) yards away from the meetings with St. John’s Feb. 10 and Syracuse RADNOR, Pa. (UPI) - New York — Claiming Reggie Jackson and Technology. If the Democrats $50,000 and saving $5,000 would action. In fairness to Madden, the former Feb. 13, both at the Hartford Civic Center. Yankee owner George Steinbrenner Graig Nettles were “humiliating the are looking for a guru to revivify pay taxes on $45,000, while a Oakland coach teamed well to Pat has been called many things, but club” when they had a brief fight after a playoff victory over Oakland the party’s moribund economic family taking $5,000 out of its owned and operated. Spanish structure by way of a total Summerall. The pair proved without question Local flavor seldom a sweetheart of a guy. to see,what it offers. that two men in the booth are all that’s — and then engaging in a reported ideology, they could do worse savings accounts would pay Questions The Board of Education has ’ After a campaign of false lack of concern by all for the Cleaning the cuff However, TV Guide magazine an- needed...Losing coach Forrest Gregg of Cin- Among the youngsters on the 1982 nounced today it was giving Stein- Los Angeles elevator fight with two than turn to Thurow. taxes on $55,000 at progressive assured the Interested citizens that promises to senior and disabled deplorable housing conditions. The Area sports on video in the next 36 hours professional golf tour is a 21-year-old hecklers. word housing is a euphemism for cinnati didn’t hurt his image any with his brenner its “Mr. Nice Guy Award” The only problem is that some rates.” its decision on what school to closd citizens and with the expenditure of complimentary comments on his team and will find Channel 3 bringing in the Yale- Sarasota, Fla., resident whose parents are To the Editor: bumed-out hovels and slums of the former Rochester residents for the second straight year, making of his suggestions contain im- Thurow also proposes a value- I have sent the following questions has not been made and will be based large sums of money plus the dis- also the champion 49ers with no alibis...His UConn basketball game tonight from Storrs him the first two-time winner in the worst sort, places without heat and Paul Azinger survived the cut after two — Requiring a “supposedly mense political risks. They added tax, but one that is to the Board of Directors concer- on the facts they learn from the ad- tribution to political parties of counterpart. Bill Walsh was ecstatic in vic- at 8 followed by a hockey twinbill Wednesday award’s eight-year history. water, rat- and roach-infested, on channel 30, the Whaler and Montreal Old rounds and went on to post scores of 72-71-69- healthy” Reggie Jackson to undergo would require sacrifices by the coupled with income-tax credits ning the proposed rehabilitation of ministration and the parents' com- election-day street money, and the tory, as could be expected for his team The award is given annually to a places abandoned by the owners who Timers at 6:30 and the Whalers and Calgary 74—286. Although finishing far down on the a physical exam when all Jackson so the poor are penalized least. part of the Bennet School into elder- mittees from the schools involved. support of the governor and literally came from no where to win all the sports figure who has displayed middle and upper middle classes wait for deterioration of the proper- marbles, $18,0(X) for each member of his San NHL meeting at 8 o’clock from the Hartford list the Floridian pocketed $606 which should wanted was a new contract. ly housing. It is not the function of the Board of legislators and the political “special boorish actions” during the — the very people who have the He also suggests eliminating the ty so that they can sell the ground Francisco cast. The Bengal players will Civic Center...NBC will telecast the final two meet living expenses at least for a week. year, the Radnor-based television - Steinbrenner edged George Brett, 1. What is the precise financial Education to provide a use for a organization, the casino referendum His parents are Paul and Jean (Stratton) most influence with politicians. tax deductibility of consunrier after the tenants finally pick up and receive $9,000 each and no ring...Video days of the Greater Hartford Golf Open Aug. magazine said. the Karisas City Royals hitting star, relationship being proposed between school building after it is closed. Its was carried, but 1,171,180 people Azinger. The latter is the current women’s who was "in strong contention when Thurow believes America’s and mortgage interest and in- go away. coverage was .<:uper...Joe Montana gained the 14-15 from the W ethersfield Country The magazine cited Steinbrenner the town and private investors? priorities must be given to what is voted against it. most valuable player award by a vote of the Club...Two straight defeats at home for the club champion at the Bent Tree Country Club he broke up two toilets, pushed in declining productivity is at the creasing minimum down- Diiigs and drug use among the for “such endearing actions” as: 2. What is the nature of the incen- best for Mancjiester school Results: Employment! The media but had the Bengals won the honor Boston Celtics has cut their lead in the NBA’s in Sarasota, Fla. the face of a lady sportswriter, payments so that Americans employees of the casino have ap- John Groman, who passed alone the tip, — Harrassing and second-guessing heart of the inflation problem. tive being offered to private in- students. casino claim s to have provided would have gone to his rival quarterback, Atlantic Division to just a game over manager Gene Michael, then letting roughed up a gentleman He credits Reagan with will have additional incentives The Board of Education should not employment to many people and it parently become widespread. The Ken Anderson...One man’s opinion, Anderson Philadelphia. Celtic losses at Boston Garden said the young golfer was taking a year off sportswriter with her and, during vestors? i.e., what is the nature of from college to try his luck against the big him “twist in the wind” while realizing that more of the gross to save money. be influenced by the Sheltered did, but Governor Byrne who Government Drug Agent said that rated the MVP awaid from my vantage point are far and few between...Marlon Starling deciding whether to retain or fire the time he was nursing a sprained the “tax shelter”? boys on the lucrative tour. national product needs to be in- These are just some of the Workshop’s premature plans for worked so hard to get casino drugs of various types were readily via teevee. should get a good test from 10th ranked him for eventual successor Bob ankle, poked a photorapher with a 3. Why is this building being crutch,” the magazine said. 2 vested in plant and equipment, measures Thurow suggests for proposed for elderly only and not for Bentley. The children who currently gambling was trying to understand available to casino employees. Lemon. but says the president’s policies improving the economy. They others? attend Bentley deserve every bit as why unemployment in Atlantic City I^bert M. Martino, who headed was the same as it was the day the the State Gaming Enforcement fall short because they fail to will not flourish in today’s 4. Is there a known market for much consideration as do the clients of the Sheltered Workshop. Let the first casino opened. Division, stated, ‘Official corruption deal with the inadequate amount political climate, but should $S00-per-month apartments for elderly? for what size units? Board of Elducation make its Mr. Victor Marrandino, president is a more serious threat than of funds set aside in savings. Reaganomics fail to get decisions without political pressure. of the resort based American organized crime because when a The tax cuts Reagan has ac- America back on its feet, 5. How can this rent level be guaranteed? Federation of Musicians found the public official engages in miscon- complished aren’t the answer, Thurow may get to see if some Carol Rovegno duct it goes to the heart of the 49ers could be 'team of future' 6. How will these compare with, union’s unemployment rate had Thurow savs. “Americans are of his theories work. Oxford Street remained the same, about 90 process. 6 or compete with, sim ilar apartments in the C3ieney Mills percent! DEARBORN, Mich. (UPI) - The that as I can without alarming prove out of reach for San Fran- wealth of talent, Some of it pretty another touchdown. repeat,” said Montana, who related rehabilitation? The Nation’s Business published Helen M. Giles’ Super Bowl champion San Francisco ( Atlanta and Los Angeles. cisco, although Walsh indicated he young. Cincinnati has got a powerful Walsli confirmed Monday that the talking with Rocky Bleier — a \ “I think we can get better. We team.” 49ers had only 10 men on the field member of Pittsburgh’s four Super 7. Will building have an elevator? No casinos an article called, “Is Gambling 45-B Sycamore Lane 49ers “could be the team of the is eager for the challenge of being Berry's World Good For Business?” In three years future,” but their Coach Bill Walsh have to develop certain areas of our the favorite in most games instead The 49ers spurted to the largest, for two plays as the Bengals pushed Bowl title teams — about the cham- 8. If for the elderly,, does the toward the goalline. pionship feeling. the tax base in Atlantic City has hints it may be easier for the Cincin- team, improve them, and we have to of the underdog as it was this halftime lead in Super Bowl history building lend itself to congregate To the Editor: work just as hard as we did this season. before grinding to a halt in the third The Bengals did eventually cut the “Rocky said the more you win, the housing, not otherwise available in The question of casinos is being jumped from $314 million to $2.5 nati Bengals to make a repeat appearance next year iii the NFL’s season.” “The underdog role helped us,” period. San Francisco could not lead to 20-14 early in the fourth more you want to win,” said Mon- Manchester? raised with the usual extravagant billion. The city announced a cut in quarter but Montana took the 49ers tana. “It’s something you feel. A iianrliPHtpr Hrralh championship game. The 49ers’ hard work this season Walsh said. “The move past its 20 and did not produce promises of enormous tax Income the tax rate— but an increase in the product the biggest form reversal (various NFL a first down in the quarter. . SO yards to Cincinnati’s 23 and feeling that once you get to the Ben Z, Rubin, Ph.D. assessed value of property was such ' “I don’t think there will be two and many jobs. ;hew teams like there were this in the 16-year history of the Super club) personnel ”1 think we demonstrated great Wersching hit a 40-yard field goal Super Bowl, you have to get there 124 Highland St. that one man who paid $10,000 a year Celebrating 100 years for a 23-14 lead with 5:25 to go in the again to have a successful year. I am sure we can learn some ‘‘ y e a r , " Walsh said Monday before Bowl. The victory brought San Fran- directors picked i character,” Walsh said. “It was just truths from the experience of Atlan- for his tax on bis parking lot now of community aervice cisco its first NFL title and made Cincinnati on the like our previous games, the offense game, •departing to San Francisco and the “We wanted to be winners. You tic City New Jersey. I am quoting pays $30,000 and Is being priced out Iwelcoming festivities there. the 49ers the first team ever to basis of the! and the defense took turns making Eric Wright’s interception on the Founded Oct. 1,1861 first play after the kickoff helped set see great players In the NFL that No politics from an address by Dr. Samuel of Atlantic City. “I don’t think you’ll see two teams come back from a losing season to (scouting) the big plays. The gambling interests are land win a Super Bowi the following year. numbers. The “We faltered in the third quarter the stage for Wersching’s 23-yarder play for eight, nine or 10 years and Jeanes, Administrative Vice- Publlthed by the Manchester with really average records this never get into a Super Bowl,” Mon- To the Editor: greedy and they eitehr buy the little Cyear in the Super Bowl,” Walsh Joe Montana was the offensive players picked us but 1 was heartened by our fourth and the Bengals were done. They President of the International Publishing Co., HbreW Square, made it respectable on Anderson’s tana said. “We knew we had to take people out or tax them out. Manohaatar, Conn. 06040. Talaphona .said. "More than likely It will be one sparkplug for the 49ers, leaping one because they quarter drive,” he said. “We took I am writing about the plans of the Reform Federation. yard for a touchdown, throwing an knew our chemistry. them on physically and we beat .lyard TD pass to Dan Ross with just advantage of our opportunity while The casinos were supposed to help (203)643-2711. 'of about 10 teams.” we’re here. You may never get Manchester Sheltered Workshop to Hearings were held in 1974, the . No talk of “dynasty” emerged 11-yard scoring pass to Earl Cooper “We do have problems with Atlan- them, something my contem- 16 seconds left. the poor, the unemployed and Mambar of United Praaa knar- there again.” use Bentley School. casino question was placed on the .following this year’s Super Bowl, in and setting up three of Ray ta and Los Angeles being in our divi- poraries (fellow coaches) didn’t Montana, who received an minorities in Atlantic City. national and Audit Buraau ot Clr- Wersching’s record-tying four Super sion and Dallas being in our con.- think we could do. We beat a fine automobile as his MVP Award, Bengals Coach Forrest Gregg said When the school administration ballot and was overwhelmingly culabons. which San Francisco nursed a 20-0 designated Bentley as the school to defeated by 60.3 percent of the Father James Hally, who had sup- •halftime lead into a 26-21 vifetory Bowl field goals to carry San Fran- ference,” the new genius of pro foot- football team, the second best team agreed with Walsh that the 49ers he was proud of his players. “Naturally I’m not happy that we be closed, they assured us there was voters. It was on the ballot again in ported the casino, told the Catholic over ancinnatl, for one of thd fdw cisco past Cincinnati. Montana was ball said. “Cincinnati has to be con- in the NFL,” could be back in the Super Bowl NFL super seasons in memory. named the game’s Most Valuable tended with for years to come. Cincinnati cut the lead to 20-7 and again next season. lost but we played hard and we don’t no other use in mind for the 1976, the same question but worded Star, “Casino gambling loosed Richard M. Diamond, PubNahar have anything to be ashamed of,” he “The team of the future? We Player. i •‘1 don’t see Cleveland or only a spectacular goalline stand in “If we stay healthy and keep building, yet people from the the way the gambling proponents greed in the City, County and State. Dan Fnta, Editor Reaching Super Bowl XVII in Pittsburgh or Houston beating Cin- which the Bengals were denied things going our way, and if we play said. “We did our best and came Sheltered Workshop have been in wanted it: Casinos in Atlantic City Fear and insecurity have wormed Alex Qkalll, CKy Editor ‘could be considered that,” Walsh VsaW. “I’d like to be as positive of Pasadena, Calif., next year could cinnati,” he said. “They have a three times froth the one prevented without mistakes, .1 think we can back to make a game of it.” the building last yean and this year only and they were to be privately their way into the tightly knit /. 8 - THE HERALD, Tues., Jan. 26, 1982

losing ways 2001.M. 3. Klein 3:13.76; 100 Free: 2. 1:02.63; 100 Back 3. 1:19.34; 100 DelMastro to score 12 of MCC’s final Butter: 2. Clough 1:15.72; 100 By Bob PapettI 21 points. McKieman also played § Breast: 3. 1:26.53 ; 200 Free Relay: 1. Klein, Clough, Cottle, Anderson Correspondent fine defensive game and was Bethany 56, Fort Hays 57 2:01.70. runner-up in team scoring honors Concoi^ia-Moorhead b5. St. Olaf It took four weeks and eight M IAMI (U P I) — Beniie “ Boom-Boom” Geoffrlon, one of the Drury 84. Missouri Baptist 62 Women’s Open — 50 Free: 1. with 11 markers. straight defeats but Manchester I4ational Hockey League's all-time greats, helped save the life of a Evansville 86. Detroit 69 Angela Ebreo 27.80 ; 2. Nancy Baffin MCC’s find of the season, center Illinois Wesleyan 86. Wheaton 64 Community College finally won a doctor who suffered a heart attack on the beach. 28.83 ; 200 I.M. 1. Ebreo 2:28.63 ; 2. Jim Florence, once again was a key Judson 54. O livet Nazarene 12 basketball game. And it took a Geoffrlon, who has heart trouble himself, Sunday rushed to Dr. Kansas 76. Alcorn St. 60 Dana Clough 2:32.61; Tracy O’Brien figure with 18 points, 10 rebounds NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOC. come-from-biBhind effort to do it. diaries Rothchild while someone else summoned an ambulance. Doc- Lew is (III) 65, Ashland ff. 2:40.48; 100 F ree; 1. M arcy and 4 blocked shots. Florence is th$ By United Press International By United Press.International Loyola (111) 96. Butler 73 The Cougars, 2-8, fought back from tors confirmed the London physician suffered a heart attack and said Wales Conference Eastern Conference lone Cougar to score in double Maryville V, fonedictine 66 MacDonald 1:00.77; N. B affin a 10-point second-half deficit to tack Monday he was in satisfactory condition in a Miami hospital. Patrick Division Atlantic Division Minn.-Duluth 90. Bem idji Si. 62 1:04.66; 100 Back: 1. Qough 1:10.59; figures in each of the team’s 10 W L T Pts. GF GA W L Pet. GB Mo.-St. Louis 75.. Mo.-Rolla 59 a 71-66 setback on homestanding San Diego Padres Manager Dick Williams said he was having N Y Islanders 27 13 6 60 19M13 Boston 30 11 .732 — 2. MacDonald 1:12.0; 3. O’Brien games and is the region’s eighth NW Missouri 94. NE Missouri 8T. Eastern Connecticut State College breakfast on the balcony of his room overlooking the beach when he Philadelphia 28 16 3 » 191170 Philadelphia 29 12 .707 1 Nebraska-Omaha 80, So. Dakota 73 1:14.7. 100 Butter: 2. Oough 1:07.02; leading rebounder. NY Rangers 21 20 7 « 172186 Washington 21 19 i3T. 8>A Notre Dame 59. Idaho 48, OT jayvees last night in Willimantic. beard the doctor scream. New York 19 23 .452 IIV^ 3. Ebreo 1:08.28; 100 Breast: 2. Rickey Johnson hit both ends of i Pittsburgh 20 20 8 « 182190 Ohio U. 70. Radford 54 The MCC victory, its first of 1982, “ The next thing I saw, l^ m B o om is on the scene and he knows Washington 12 29 8 32 174201 New Jersey 18 23 .439 12 Kathleen Campbell 1:25.24; 3. one-and-one with 1:30 left for a 66-64 Adams Division Central Division ended the longest losing streak in exactly what to do,” Williams said. “ He saved the guy’s life.” O’Brien 1:26.91. Cougar lead. The Cougars, who blew Buffalo 29 11 9 67 199146 Milwaukee 27 14 .6f-9 — school history. The Cougars’ last Boston 29 14 7 66 206170 Atlanta 19 20 .407 7 Men’s Open — 50 Free: 1. Buss leads in their four previous defeats!, Indiana 19 23 .452 6>A triumph was back on Dec. 28 versus Bill Muir Montreal 24 11 12 60 214138 Smith 23.51; 3. Brendan Gorman were not to be denied this time iiebec 25 19 6 66 224199 Chicago 18 23 .439 9 Stamford UCk)nn in the opening artford 12 24 11 36 U>9207 Detroit 17 26 .395 11 26.74; 200 I.M . 2. 2:27.07 Ken tallying five of the game’s final FOXBORO, Mass. (U P I) — Bill Muir has resigned his post as pro S round of the MCC-hosted Cougar Campbell Conference- Cleveland 7 33 .175 19>A Swimming Iczkowski; 3. Gorman 2:43.12; 100 seven points to clinch the long personnel scout with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers to be reunited with Norris Division Western Conference Classic. old boss Ron Meyer as offensive line coach of the New England W L T PU. GF GA Midwest Division Free: 2. Russ Smith 54.13; 3. J.J. Herald photo by Pinto The Cougars will try to make it awaited triumph. Minnesota 20 14 L6 66 207167 W L Pet. GB Gorman 1:08.92; 100 Back; 2. B. “ We really worked hard for thiS Patriots, the club announced Monday. St. Louis 23 21 4 6/0 188 194 San Antonio 26 14 .6T-0 — two straight Wednesday night when Muir, who coached the linebackers and offensive line under Meyer Winnipeg 18 21 10 46 188214 Denver 22 20 .524 5 Gorman 1:07.71'; 3. 100 Butter: 1. they travel to Waterbury to play one,” voiced elated MCC Coach Ber- Chicago 17 23 9 43 216227 Houston 19 22 .463 7V^ ■■ ■ ? . r s v - Smith 58.78; 100 Breast: 1. at SMU in 1976-77, is the first assistant coach to be named by the new Kansas City 14 27 .341 12Vi Just about to happen CCCAA rival Mattatuck Community nie Mulligan. “ We didn’t panic when Toronto 15 23 12 42 205 2S Iczkowski 1:13.30; 3. D.C. Campbell Patriots’ boss. Meyer succeeded the fired Ron Erhardt. Detroit 14 26 9 37 165 204 Utah 13 27 .325 13 we were down 10 and we camb Dallas 12 28 .300 14 College at 8 o’clock. The MCC and Muir also was an assistant coach at Rhode Island and Idaho State Smythe Division 1:31.06. Cheney Tech's Gary LaJoie has his head burled as he goes Is just a little bit away. It was, with LaJole pinning foe In 3:04. back to pull it oiit.” Fdmonton a ) 12 9 69 278 204 Pacific Division Mattatuck women clash at 6 o’clock. and also held the offensive coordinator posts with Orlando and Los Angeles 30 11 .732 — about pinning Somers’ Mike Dostler in their 169-pound bout Cheney took 48-15 triumph. Eastern’s Bob Roveto, who scored Calgary 18 21 12 48 202 224 REC SWIM CLUB The Cougar bench, dormant in Shreveport in the old World Football League. Vancouver 15 24 11 41 172185 Seattle 28 13 .683 2 last Tuesday at Cheney. Referee has his arm up signifying pin several of the losses, played a 10 straight points to help his club to Los Angeles 13 26 10 36 193 234 Phoenix 24 15 6L5 5 The Manchester Swim Team Golden SU te 22 17 .564 7 a 34-30 halftime lead, had a gamer Colorado 10 32 8 28 140 227 bowed to Windsor Locks Water Jets decisive role in the victory. Tony Conigllaro (Top four in each division qualify for Portland 22 18 .556 Veterans EM McKieman and Gordon high 24 markers. Eastern fell to 1-4 Stanley Cup playoffs.) San Diego 12 29 283 18 319-296 in a dual meet at Windsor with the setback. BOSTON (U P I) — Former Boston Red Sox outfielder Tony Monday's Results Monday's Result Locks High pool Sunday. The DelMastro, along with freshman Calgary 3. Boston 3; tie Seattle 113, New York 99 guard Pat Anderson, came off the Manchester (71) — Florence 8-2- Conigliaro, who has not regained full consciousness more than two Minnesota 9. Toronto 2 Tuesday's Games Manchester Juniors were defeated pine in the second half to turn things 18, R eiser 2-0-4, B erger 2-1-5, weelu after suffering a massive heart attack, remained in serious but Hartford 6. Chicago 5 (All Times EST) 192-179 while the Seniors were edged Morhardt 4-1-9, Johnson 1-2-4, Tuesday s Games Dallas at Atlanta. 7:X p.m. around for MCC. stable condition Monday, officials said. (All Times EST) Chicago at Washington, 8:05 p.m. out, 127-117. Penney girls stop East The pesky 5-foot-7, 126-pound McKieman 5-1-11, DelMastro 4-06, Conigliaro, 37, was stricken Jan. 9 and rushed to Massachusetts Montreal at Quebec, 7:35 p.m. I^hilaaelphia at San Antonio. 6:30 p.m. Rauls Ramans scored three wins Anderson 466, Facey 2-0-4. Totals General Hospital with no detectable pulse or blood pressure. His con- Winnipeg at Detroit. 7:35 p.m. Indiana at Houston, 9;0T. p.m. Anderson, smallest player on the Pittsburgh at N.Y. Islanders. 8:05 p.m. New Jersey at Utah. 9:30 p.m. for Manchester, while Stacey floor, turned in the best defensive 32-7-71. dition has remained unchanged the last 10 days. Edmonton at St. Louis, 9:05 p.m. Milwaukee at Los Angeles. 10:30 p.m. Tomkiel, Jim Poirot, Angela Ebreo By Len Auster as the Knights went scoreless 6‘A hauled in 6 rebounds, 3 off the offen- Maryanne Bojko 9 and Tara Lewis Philadelphia at Colorado. 9:35 p.m. Wednesday's Games effort of the year to help shut down Eastern (66) — Roveto 10-4-24, For about two weeks he has responded to pain but has not been able and Russ Smith w ere double minutes prior to the halftime break. sive glass, as Penney took a 37-23 14 rebounds. Each club secured 44 Wednesday’s Games New York at Boston Herald Sportswriter Fitzgerald 4-4-12, Moore 4-0-^, to speak. Golden State at Cleveland winners. Neither quintet shot well the Eastern the final 16 minutes as MCC Calgarv at Hartford lead into the final canto. Penney had caroms. wiped out a 46-36 deficit. Anderson, Lostocco 2-1-5, Dehnel 3-3-9, Leahy N.Y^. Rangers at Washington Atlanta at Detroit Placements of Manchester One poor quarter nullified 16 opening 16 minutes, East 8-for-26 a lS-8 edge in the rebounding depart- Denise White hooped 8 markers N.Y. Islanders at Pittsburgh Philadelphia at Dallas who had 4 of the Cougars’ season- 1-0-2, LeGree 2-0-4, Acosta 1-0-2. Hank Aaron Seattle at Kansas City swimmers: M ITE B-Columbia topped Horst minutes of hard work as East and Penney 8-for-27, but the and grabbed 11 rebounds for East Winnipeg at Toronto ment in the period after an 18-12 high 20 steals, also combined with Totals 27-12-66. Edmonton at Chicago New Jersey at Denver 8 & Under Girls — 100 Medley Engineering, 7-1. Kevin Wiehn Catholic came unraveled in the third Eaglettes’ rebounding and inside EAU CLAIRE, Wis. (U P I) — Henry Aaron returned to the city Phoenix at San Diego deficit in that department at the while Carolynn DelSignore also had Detroit at Minnesota Relay: 1. Meredith Benson, Leigh scoring for the losers. The stanza in succumbing to Penney defense kept it close. half. 11 caroms. where he started his minor league career saying he should not have Philadelphia at Ixis Angeles Buffalo at Vancouver Kurland, Kim Bacon, Wendy Engineers also dropped a 3-0 deci- High, 48-41, in non-conference girls’ Penney also took the jayvee tilt, had to wait to be inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame. “ We were working well. We were SEATTLE 1113) Parkany, 1:35.38: 25 Free; 2. sion to East Hampton with Sean basketball action last night at shutting down their inside passes '41-36, to even its mark at .6-6. Sue About 1,000 people gathered to hear Aaron on the University of Shelton 7 06 14. Walker 6 06 12. Sikma "They were getting three-four and Hartford 13 4—6 Kurland 17.85; 3. Benson 18.02; 25 Saunders' Gymnasium. Wisconsin-Eau Claire campus Monday night, in an appearance he had 6 3-4 15. Hanziik 5 2-2 12. G. Williams 10 Allard, David Perisho and Chris and putting pressure on the outside sometimes five shots at the basket. Wallace and Donna Revellese had a Chicago 123-5 46 25. Brown 5 06 11. Donaldson 2 06 4. Back: 1. Benson 21.27; 25 Breast: 2. Wadkins' puffing First period—1. Hartford, Suiliman 20 Senseney playing fine games. cancelled twice last September. Vranes 4 46 12. Kelser 2 06 4. Radford 1 people,” Ridel viewed the first-half It was bound to go in sooner or later. dozen points apiece for the 2-8 young Kurland 23.33 ; 3. Bacon 26.37; 100 SQ U IR T A- Hamden blanked The win lifts the Black Knights to Aaron said his recent induction into the Hall of Fame was “ a real (Wesley, Larouche), 11:34. 2, Chicago, 06 2. Tolbert 1 06 2. Totals 49 13-22 113. defensive effort. We were going for the ball and hot Eaglettes. Secord 31 (Savard, Lysiak), 16:09. NEW Y O R K (99) Free Relay; 1.- Parkany, Bacon, Multi-Circuits and the Circuits 8-2 overall while the setback sends Penney, behind senior Arlene boxing out as we had been,” Ridel big thrill” but he should not have had to wait five years — as required Pen aities-Lysiak, Chi, 11:08; Shmyr Lucas 5 1-2 11. Russell 8 3-4 19. Har. 13;.19; Wesley. Har. 15:21: Kot* Benson, Jurland 1.19.37. came back to whip Simsbury, 6-3, the Eaglettes to 3-7. East, which Laraba, took control in the third by the rules — to be named to the hall. Cartwright 1 06 2. Newlln 5 36 13. commented. IVnnry (48) — Pomerleau 6 0-0 sopoulos. Har, 16:09: Feam ster, Chi. Hicliat'dson 6 26 15. Webster 2 4-4 8. 8 & Under Boys — 100 Medley but bowed to Middlesex, 5-3. hosts HCC foe St. Paul Thursday stanza. Its switching fullcourt Pam Cunningham popped home 10 10, Lewis 3 0-1 6, Laraba 8 1-6 17, key in golf win 19:12. Knight 5 1-1 U. Smith 3 (H) 6. Dem ic 0 0- Relay: 1. Sean Anderson, T. Rush, Brian Grillo scored twice and night at 8 o’cloc, must win six of its pressure ied to several of East’s of her game-high 19 points in the Bojko 3 3-6 9, Brozowski 2 0-1 4, Second period—3, Hartford, Francis 12 0 0. Carter 4 06 8. Bradley 3 06 6. (Stoughton, Suiliman), :46. 4. Chicago, I'oUls 42 14-17 99. Tom Novak, Kevin Poirot 1.29.76; 25 Erik Mordgren, Mike Mannebach, last eight to qualify for post-season nine turnovers in the stanza. Sblendorio 1 0-1 2, Redman 0 0-0 0, Brian Winters fourth quarter in a late Eagiette Mulvcy 18 (Kerr). 1:19. 5. Hartford. Seattle 28 30 32 23-113 Free: 1. Rauls Ramans 16.70; 2. Steve Mezei and Jeff Morin once play. Eagiette impatience was also a fac- comeback but it proved to be too Brown 0 0-0 0. Totals 22 4-16 48. Suiliman 21 (Larouche, Shymr), 1:33. 6. New York 25 2022 32—99 PHOENIX, Ariz. (UPI) - Ever very well here. I ’ve b ^ n playing MILWAUKEE (U P I) - Milwaukee Bucks ^ r d Brian Winters, who Hartford. Suiliman 22 (Bourbonnais), 'I’hrcc-point goals-G. Williams. Brown. Novak 17.15; 25 Back: 1. Ramans each against Simsbury. ‘‘Mathematically it’s still possible, Euhi C atholic (4 1 ) — Cun- tor. late. Closest East came was live since he joined the TTPA tour more solid since I started out this year in one recent game hit all three three-point goals he tried while 8:19. 7, Chicago. Zaharko 1 (Hutchison, Richardson. Fouled out—None. Total 19.97; 3. Poirot 23.18; 25 Butter: 1. Robbie Ciraco lit the red lamp but we have an outside chance,” Ruskowski), 10:18. Penalties — Kot* "W e were forcing passes and tur- points, 37-32, with 6:16 remaining. ningham 9 1-4 19, White 4 0-2 8, than 10 years ago, Lanny Wadkins and this week it all came together.” scoring a season-high 40 points, is back among the NBA leaders in louls-Sealtle 22. New York 20. Technical Poirot 22.09 ; 2. Novak 22.16; 25 twice against Middlesex and concedes East Coach Donna Ridel of sopoulos. Hart. 4:22: Secord, Chi. double- Shelton. A-9.520. ning it over. We were too impatient Laraba had a fine second half for Palmer 1 0-0 2, Lupacchino 0 1-2 1, has been an enigma, as much to Because of the tendinitis in his three-point goals. minor 4:22; Howatt. Har. double-minor. Breast: 1. Ramans 22.60 ; 2. Rush Nordgren added the third tally. tournament prospects, "W e have to 11:24: Crossman. (A i, 11:24. Crossman. the third quarter,” Ridel agreed. the Knights with all 17 of her points Ingallinera 0 0-0 6, DelSignore 1 3-6 himself as to those who have thumb, Wadkins was forced to Winters has hit seven of his last 11 long-range shots and has made 16 23.48; 100 Free Relay; 1. Poirot, Kevin Fuellhart, Mezei and Laraba, scoreless in the first half, Chi. 17:53. NBA Scoring Leaders catch a break or two.” along with 12 of 13 overall rebounds. 6, Leavitt 10-0 2, Johnson 0 OO 0, followed his career. change his putting grip during the of 39 for the season to rank fifth in the league in the latest NBA Third period—8, Chicago, Robidoux, 1 Novak, Steven Miller, Andreis Mannebach picked up assists. Dave netted 10 third-stanza points and 1 By United Press International East trailed by a slim 19-18 deficit Laura Pomerleau added 10 points. Evans 2 0-0 4. Totals 18 6-14 41. winter and it took him three weeks (Preston. Lysiak), 8:14. 9. Hartford. g (g ft ptsavg He’d win big one year, slump two, statistics. Larouche 18 (Stoughton, Howe), 13:09. 10. Upenicks 1:15.93. Wilcox stood out on defense with Gervin, SA 77 465 262 11S5 32.3 win again and slump again. On a to start feeling comfortable with the Hartford. Francis (unassisted), 19:00. 11. 9 it 10 Girls — 50 Free: 2. Alison Dantley, Utah 40 456 315 1227 30.7 Mezei and Jason Pellegarro best on Chicago. Wilson 22 (Mulvey, Kerr), 19:17. couple of occasions, there were new grip. Malone. Hou 40 421 267 1100 27.7 Larkin 34.63; 100 I.M. 2. Grace offense. Penalties—Bourbonnais. Har, 8:28. Cross- English. Den 42 445 2 ( » 1099 26.2 extenuating circumstances like “ Now I ’m very (lappy with the man. Chi. 12:41. Phillips 1:30.98; 100 Free: 3. Paul Senkow, Jeff Morin, Wilcox ’Best game of the year'- Penders Otis Thorpe Erving, Pha il 402216102124.9 having his gall bladder removed in way I ’m putting,” he said. “ If I can Shots on goal—Hartford B-16’9-31. Abdul-Jabbar, LA 337 163 837 23.9 Phillips 1:24.04; 50 Back; 2. Larkin and Derrick Pastevich did yeoman 1974 and playing off-and-on in 1981 be a better putter I ’ll be a more con- PROVIDENCE, R.I. (U P I)- Providence College center Otis Thorpe Chicago 13-9-13-3f,. W illiam s. Sea 38 372 L54 903 23.8 39.72; SO Butter: 3. Kathy Zeidler jobs against high-riding Hamden Goalies — Hartopd. Millen. Chicago. Bird, Bos 41 393 177 970 23.7 because of tendinitis in his left sistent player. It’s as simple as was named Big ^ s t Player of the Week by conference basketball Skorodenski. A--7.827. Free. GS 37 320212 88023.2 48.87 ; 50 Breast: 2. Jeannie Panuzak with Fuellhart and Ciraco rating A ’s thumb. that.” coaches for his 14 points and 14 rebounds in the Friars’ upset win over King. GS 39 362 IS 606 23.2 43.94; 200 Free Relay: on offense. Jerry Pate, who had a 65 in the nationally ranked Georgetown. “ I ’ve always played in streaks,” Minnesota 3 5 1—9 9 it 10 Boys — 200 Medley Relay: SQU IRT B- Goals by George final round, wound up second at 269 The6-foot6 sophomore from Boynton Beach, Fla., was 7 for 10 from Wadkins said Monday after Toronto 101—2 Monday's C o llie Basketball Results 1. EW Fitzgerald, Michael Poirot, Russo and Scott Worden led Wolff- claiming the Phoenix Open title for while Mike Reid was third, another the field, blocked two shots in the 50-49 win. His rebounding mark was First perifxl—I, Minnesota, Smith 28 By. United Press International Brian Parkany, Mike Gudmundsen Zackin to a 2-1 decision over Avon. (Hartsburg, Pavne). 1:02. 2. Minnesota, Eagles trim Notre Dame shot back and a stroke ahead of the best for any player in a conference game this season. He leads the East 2:54.59 ; 50 Free: 2. Eric Hart 30.76; his first victory in three years and Doug Hutton and Scott Senseney Hakansson 7 (rfartsburg, Sm ith). 4:51. 3. Allentown 57. Muhlenberg 5<4 eighth overall. “ I don’t know why Andy Bean, PGA champ Larry Big Elast with an 8.8 rebounding average. Minnesota. Smith 29 (Payne. Hartsburg). Bloomsburg 56. Monmouth 56 3. Parkany 33.96; 100 IM : 3. drew assists with Brendon Wheeler that is.” , Nelson, who led the first two rounds ^ton Hall guard John Sealy, a 6-foot-3 freshman from Boston, was 7:02. 4. Toronto. Aubin 8 (Robert. Bridgeport 61. St. Anselm ’s 62 Fitzgerald 1:43.02; 100 Free: 2. Hart coming up with eight saves in goai. After six engagements East Paiement). 14;1'7. Penalties—McGill. Tor. Bucknell 69. Gettysburg 60 has to do the whole thing and con- “ And when we got it into the front- here, and Morris Hatalsky, Bean named Rookie of the Week. He scored 20 points against Nevada-Las 5:15; Paiement. Tor, 8:52: Giles, Min, 1:09.41; 50 Back: 1. Parkany 38.63; Catholic had sustained four losses what Penders has been after. There are some who think Buffalo St. 67. Oswego St. 63 South Windsor stopped W olff sequently is shooting over 50 per- court we were very patient. We had “ Only seven turnovers against a Wadkins has trouble concentrating won 112,400 for finishing in a tie for Vegas in his first start for Seton Hall. 12:24: MacAdam. Min, 16:12. California (Pa) 55. D.C. 54 3. Fitzgerald 43.32 ; 50 Butter: 2. Zackin, 4-2, Senseney tallying both and was in danger of flying out of Second period—5. Minnesota, Smith 30 Camegie-Mellon 74, Allegheny 71, OT cent, closer to 60 percent, and the a very intelligent floor game by fourth and that made him the Tiur’s (MacAdam, Hartsburg). 5:17. 6. Min- Doug Hutton 46.76; 50 Breast: 2. the basketball picture in 1981-82. It pressing team is very encouraging,’ ’ and thus lacks the consistency , to Clark 105, Brandeis % losing goals. George Russo and team has shot over 50 percent the everyone,” Penders cited. win regularly. But when he has had 33rd player to go over the million- nesota. Broten 17 (McCarthy. Ciccarelli), Clarion 103, Mercyhurst 86 Hart 41.32. Worden posted assists and Wheeler started to come back against reiterated Penders, “ They throw 8:5-0. 7, Minnesota. McCarthy 4 (Broten. last five games.” Delaware St. 73. litica 59 Penders, like a crap shooter “ had his game under control, Lanny has dollar mark in career earnings. Ciccarelli). 13:36. 8. Minnesota, Ciccarelli 11 it 12 Girls — 50 Free; 1. Stacey had 16 saves. Aquinas and South Catholic, albeit everything at you. But we’ve seen so Wayne Gretzky Dickinson 63. Juniata 56 Galligan, who was hovering near an impulse” and started 6-foot-7 37 (McCarthy. Broten). 16:32. 9. bowing to both in heartbreaking late much pressure maybe we’re getting played as well as the best on the Craig Stadler, who opened the 1982 Eastern Ck>ll. 78, Barrington 61 Tomkiel 28.24; 100 I.M. 2. Jennifer PEE WEE A- Four players the 30 percentile for awhile, was 10- senior John Honigmann, who has Tour. Tour two weeks ago by winning the ST. LOUIS (U P I)- Wayne Gretzky will celebrate his 21st birthday Minnesota. Ciccarelli 38 (Broten, Ro- Eastern Conn. 82, Roger Williams 60 Biirell 1:15.72; 100 Free; 3. Janet fashion. used to it.” berts). 19:26. Penallics-McGiil. Tor, scored, Robbie Monaco registering for-16 from the floor for a game-high seen diminished floor time in recent today in an approprate way: playing hockey. Edinboro 88. Daemen 84 Hugh Bullock had 20 points and The past five days in the Phoenix Tucson Open, and Tom Kite, last 3:19; Luce, Tor. 3:57; Payne. Min. 4:45. Fair. Dickinson 102, Long Island 100 Malley 1:09.42 ; 50 Back: 3. Birrell twice and Tim Martin, Tim But losses have given way to vic- 26 points while the Eagles overall Gretzky, who is threatening to break almost every National Hockey Third period—10, Minnesota, Palmer 18 outings. The gamble paid handsome- Rich Bently 18 for Notre Dame, 5-6. Open, third stop on the Tour this year’s leading money winner, Georgetown 72, Villanova 56 35.28 ; 50 Butter; 1. Tomkiel 31.41; 50 McEiroy and Brian Frawley once iories with East gaining its third shot a sizzling 30-for-52. League scoring record, will lead the Edmonton Oilers into tonight’s (Smith. Carlson), 5:38. 11, Toronto. Gavin Hofstra 65. Delaware 56 ly as the oft-injured elongated The Notre Dame loss was the first year, no one came close to playing finished 11 shots back at 274, while 4 (Roberts, Yaremchuk), 14:57. Penalty— Breast: 3. Stephannie Pullman each, as Fogarty Bros, trimmed straight last night by a 75-62 count “ We played our best game of the game against the St. Louis Blues after picking up yet another award Houghton 80. Eisenhower 69 Honigmann netted 13 points, hauled as well as Wadkins and that explains David Graham, the defending cham- McCarthy, Min. 3:04. Jersey C i^ St. 60, Rutgers-Newark 60 38.69. Simsbury, 5-2. The Oilers then tied over Notre Dame High in a make-up ever to East in West Haven. Shots o n ' goal—Minnesota 8-18-7—33. year,” Penders voiced, “ We oiily in 12 rebounds and blocked two pion and winner of the U.S. Open Monday night. Kean 61, Stevens Tech 41 11 it 12 Boys — 200 Medley Relay; Avon, 3-3, as Monaco, Martin and tilt last night in West Haven. Notre Dame salvaged the jayvee why he won the tournament by six Toronto 6-4 9 19. Kings Pt. 82. Wagner 72 had seven turnovers and converted shots. In the fourth stanza he had 5 last year, finished at 279. G retd y received the Man of the Year award for 1981 from The Goalies—Minnesota. Meloche. Toronto, The output was the E agles’ tilt, 61-42. Joe Smith played well for' shots, shooting a 65 in the final Lock Haven 77, Susquehanna 69 1. Senan Gorman, Egils Ramans, Dan Arcenas recorded the scores. against their pressure and they rebounds, 5 points and a blocked Sporting News, a St. Louis-based weekly publication, during a dinner Laroeque. Tremblay. A—16.300. Lowell 74. St. M ichael’s (V t) 64 largest of the campaign. the 6-3 young Eagles. round for a 72-hoIe score of 21-under David Bylciw, Sandro Squatrito REBELS- Proving to be too throw a lot of pressure at you. shot. program complete with a surprise birthday cake. Ixiyola (Md) 62, St. Francis (Pa) 61 East, 5-6, will have little time to Euni Catliulir (75) — Galligan 10 par 263. Mass.-Boston 60. Plymouth St. 63 2:23.64 ; 50 Free: 1. Karl Noone; 2. strong, Simsbury stopped United That’s their game and that’s why it “ Honigmann played just a great Calgary 1 1 1—3 M errim ack ffl. Tufts 60 6-10 26, Dargati 1 04)2, Hintz 11-2 3, “ The key was my putting,” said Boston 1 1 1—3 Squatrito 31.07; 100 I.M. 2. Jim Bank, 9-1, David Kiczek, assisted by savor the win as it hosts Fermi High Moravian 64. Delaware Valley 47 is very encouraging. It had been one game,” Penders lauded, “ He came First period—1. Boston. K. Crowder 14 Poirot 1:12.93; 100 Free: 1. Poirot Greg Winot, scoring for the in non-conference play tonight at Bond 7 3-4‘ 17, Askintowicz 6 2-3 14, Wadkins. “ When I can putt, I feel I Navy 74, Lycoming « of our weaknesses.” out of cold storage. I had an impulse ( K a ^ r . O’Connell). 9:33. 2, Calgary. 1:04.62 ; 2. Noone 1:05.05 ; 50 Back: Saunders' Gymnasium at 8 o’clock. Honigmann 5 3-413, Callahan 00-00, can play with anyone. I putted verv Carl Lewis Bourgeois 2 (Rautakalllo, Chouinard), New Haven 70, LeMoine 5<3 Bfltikcrs Blast led 15-13 at the turn and 31-29 and started him. He gave us a lift, Nichols 84, Salve Regina 63 2. Noone 35.06 ; 3. Scott Jackson “ When we were at 2 and 4 we Ciszewski 0 0-0 0, Brunone 0 0-0 0, HOUSTON (U P L Track star Carl Lewis says he Objects to the way 17:01. Penalties — Plelt, Cal, 8:44; MAVERICK- West Hartford at halftime. Doug Bond netted 8 intimidated inside and I just hope he B a sk e tb all M cO im m on. Bos. 8:44: Houston. (^1, Norwich 62, Castleton 59. OT Soucier 0 0-0 0, Ptachinski 0 0-0 0, Old Westbury 73. SUNY-Purchase 57 35:56 ; 50 Butter; 2. Ramans 33.65; thumped Fish Realty, 9-2 and West started to play well,” recalled East he learned he had been declared scholastically ineligible to run track 16:56; Hillier. Bos, 16:56. points and John Askintowicz and can continue to play like he did. If he Scranton 67. E. Strousburg 55 Tucker 0 0-0 0. Totals 30 15-23 75. Second period—3, Boston, M cNab 23 Jackson 34.64 ; 50 Breast: 1. Poirot Hartford came back to prove the Coach Jim Penders, also Galligan 4 apiece in the third stanza for the University of Houston and will run anyway this spring - unat- Shippensburg 79. Pitt.-Johnstown 6! can we maybe can be a team to be Noire Dame (62) — Griffin 3 3-4 (Middleton. Pederson), 8:07. 4, Calgary. 35.65; 2. Bylciw 39.70 ; 3. S. Gorman lop-sided decision was no fluke by remembering those reversals to tached. Slip^ry Rock 88. Alliance 59 as East opened a 49-38 edge. reckoned with.” McDonald 21 (Clement, Bourgeois). 13:28. Southern Conn. 82, Western Conn. 56 42.39 ; 200 Free Relay: 1. Gorman, winning the second game, 9-2. Jeff Aquinas and South. “ The kids didn’t 9, Bullock 8 4-8 20, Halloran 4 0-0 8, Sports Slate Lewis, 19, said Monday he learned he had been officially declared Penalty—Wappel. Cai, 6:36. Galligan, 5-foot-lO senior, despite Bond added 17 points and Askin- St. Vincent 56. G rove City 52 J.J. Gorman, Ramans, Squatrito Bently 9 0-1 18, Nizolek 0 1-3 1, rhlrd period-5. Calgary. Levallee 20 St. Bonaventure 30, Rutgers 29 Alien recorded the lone goal in game give up and are starting to play with denial defense and being double ineligible from the news media before a Los Angeles meet Saturday. (unassisted). 7:23. 6, Boston. K. Crowder towicz 14 along with 8 rebounds as DiChello 10-0 2, Roccio 10-0 2, Taft 1 St. Joseph's 93, W. Chester 72 2:05.05. No. 1 and Silvain Beaudoin and Chris confidence and as a team. teamed, only had one turnover. “ I ’m not disappointed at not being able to run for the school,” Lewis 15 (Kasper. Marcotte), 11:18. Penalties— St. John^s (N Y ) 91. Seton Hall 85 East placed four performers in dou- 0-0 2. Totals 27 8-16 62. None. 13 it 14 Girls — 50 Free: 1. Mary Stevenson countered in the second "Brian (Galligan) is not feeling he Tuesday BUSINESSMEN j said Monday. “ I think it will hurt the school and the team. But at the St. Thomas Aquinas 64. Dowling .56 Shots on goa l-C a lga ry 66-11—25. ble digits in scoring. The balance is Syracuse 69. Penn St. 68 Ann Troy 27.63 ; 3. Karen Davis start. BASKETBALL Frank Breen netted 19 points, J moment that is not my worry, because I don’t feel it (the announce- Boston 20-22-13-55. Towson St. 61, Robert Morris 56 28.60; 200 I.M. 2. Troy 2:29.72; 100 Fermi at East Catholic, 8 Warren Guess 18 and Jim Entravia } ment) was handled correctly.” Goalies — Calgary, Lemelin. Boston. Vachon. A—10.L51. Upsala 90, Mansfield St. 81 Free: 2. Kris Noone; 100 Back: 1. Bolton at East Hampton, 8 12 as Fogarty Oilers overpowered ( W. Virginia 72. Massachusetts 60 Wm. I^Uerson 78, NJ Instil. 63 Noone 1:09.81; 100 Butter: 2. Davis K E R O S E N E Manchester at Fermi (girls), 3i30 B.A.aub, 72-59, last night at Illlng,-! South 1:13.85; 100 Breast: 3. Jean available at WRESTLING Chuck Langford (15), Kevin Appalachian St. 57„ Pfeiffer 56. OT Missouri Lansford and Hoffman Baptist 63. Georgia St. 56 Lemieux. vm nrm m Borowiak East Catholic at Weaver Kravontka (14) and Rich Gustafson Transactions Berry 99, Covenant 77 13 it 14 Boys — 200 Medley Relay: Cheney Tech at St. Paul, 3:15 (10 ) led B.A. Westown Pharmacy Bethune-O)okman 90, Albany St. 84 samv No. 1 shot down Purdy Corp., 92-66. Den- Birmingham-Southern 90, Talladega 73 1. Craig Anderson, David Clough, R. 331 Broad St., Wednesday C. Wesleyan 82. Mars Hill 77. OT Klein, John Cottle 2:16.97; 50 Free; Manchester file for arbitration nis DownCT was top Westown gunnec.^ Coventry 4 3 4 5 Monday’s SjMrts Transactions Catawba 56, Elon 48 BASKETBALL 2. Anderson 27.43 ; 3. Cottle 29.45; outlasts NEW YORK (U P I) - Missouri with 28 ^ints followed by Craig-’’ Schoolboy stanijings Cheney Tech 4 4 5 4 By United m s s International Centre 60. Maryville 48 MCC at Mattatuck, 8 Baseball Clinch Valley 63. Alice Lloyd 62 Coach Norm Stewart gave this Phillips (15) and Mark Demko (14). RHAM 3 4 4 4 Boston — Signed reliever Mark Clear, BOSTON (U P I) - Leigh Steinberg arbitration, reliever Mark Clear, MCC at Mattatuck (women), 6 Monday night’s games not in- Cumberland" * • • “ 76, Kentucky ‘ ■ ' St.I 67 one some long and deep thought, Bill Wilson poured in a game-high 34. Rocky Hill 2 4 3 5 pitcher Chuck Rainey and catcher G ary David Lipscomb 84. Bethel 80. OT has been representing athletes for Allenson. pitcher Chuck Rainey and catcher ICE HOCKEY cluded. Davidson 72. Virginia Military 56 and then decided it would be good points for ^ r d y ’s. B. Hampton 2 5 3 6 Chicago (A L) — Signed outfielder Steve Solomon eight years and has never been in- Gary Allenson, agreed to contracts Fermi vs. Manchester at Bolton CCIL O’all Duquesne 79. Old Dominion Kemp to a l-year contract. for his Tigers to be rated No. 1 in Over at Bennet, Manchester Cycld ’’ Bolton 0 6 0 8 E. Tennessee 94. W. Carolina VI, OT In(je p e nd e nt volved in a baseball salary arbitra- .for 19^. Allenson withdrew his Ice Palace, 2:30 w. 1. w. 1. Cincinnati — Signed pitchers Mike the nation. clipped Buffalo Water Tavern, 65-47, Vlnal Tech 0 7 1 7 Fairmont 90. Wheeling 55 tion hearing. application for arbitration. Glastonbury vs. East Catholic at Hall 9 0 11 0 LaCoss and Paul Moskau to l-year Florida St. 101. St. Leo 74 t e ) Insura nc e “ On one hand I could take it or and Manchester Police outgunned'"'' contracts. Freed-Hardeman 78. Lane 08 But unless there’s a change in the BIP, 8:30 Fermi 8 1 8 2 Minnesota — Signed pitoher Fernando PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - Jeff leave it, and not worry about it,” Lanstord, the American League Filloramo Construction, 89-73. Start Ga. Southern 67. Centenary 08, OT C e nt er, Inc. Boston Red Sox position, Steinberg WRESTLING Penney 6 3 7 3 Arroyo and c a tc b ^ R ay Smith to l-year Georgetown (Ky) 88. Union Coll. 61 Borowiak fought off three match said Stewart, whose team got a batting champion, is another story. Alexander hooped 16 points, Bob'^ contracts. will be dealing with Boston trouble- Manchester at Simsbury, 6:30 Simsbury 6 3 6 4 Kentucky 76. Louisiana St. 65 points to defeat Haroid Solomon and break when North Carolina suf- Steinberg, who represents the Red Plaster 13 and Rick and Bob Kler>^- Girls standings St. Louis — Retained Gaylen Pitts as Ixenoir-Khyne 85. Belmont-Abbey 77 shooter Tal Smith next month in a East Catholic at Bulkeley Manchester 5 4 6 5 manager of Arkansas of the Texas Limestone 101, Claflin 77 move into the second round of the fered its first loss last week, and Sox third baseman, is committed to nan 12 apiece for Cycle. Petet'''^ CCIL O'all League and Nick Levya as manager of $300,(XI0 U.S. Pro Indoor Tennis winner-take-all salary battle over Windham 3 4 3 5 Livingston 76. Delta St. 66 Monday they were voted the top arbitration though he’d like nothing Warren and Ray Sullivan each had^ w. 1. w. 1. St. Petersburg of the Florida State M cN ci’se 70. Arkansas St. 63 Carney Lansford. Enfield 2 6 2 8 League: signed Joe RigoU as manager of Championship Monday, but Johan spot by U PI’s Board of Coaches. better than to sign his client to a 11 for BWT. Manny Reis poured't HaU 8 0 8 1 Milos 79, Fort V alley St. 66 Lansford and Glenn Hoffman filed Erie of the New York-Penn League and Mont vallo 81. Spring Hill 07 Kriek, Brian G ottfri^ and Peter “ But on the other hand, why long-term deal. home 35 points, Tom Cirrilo 15 aVid- E. Hartford 2 7 2 8 R ich Hacker as manager o f Johnson City for arbitration, the deadline for Manchester 7 1 8 2 Morcliuuse 102. M om s Brown 95 Fleming were upset in the first shouldn’t we have it? Our players Sandy Ficara 11 for Police whiK"' Wethersfield 1 7 1 8 of the Appalachian State League. Mt. St. M ary's 78. FYostburg St. 55 which was midnight Monday. Hoff- Penney 7 2 7 2 College round. “ We’re not even close,” Steinberg Steve Rascher (20), Ken Shoppma# * Conard 1 8 2 9 N.C.-Asbeville 88. Milligan % work as hard as any, and we’re Windham 6 3 7 3 Hawaii — Announced the resignation of NW Louisiana 07. SE Louisiana 79 man is close to settling with Boston said Monday night. “ We hop^ that assistant coach Dave Fagg to become Top-seeded John McEnroe makes 16-0, so why not?” •T V (17) and Tom Sapienza (11) led Conard 5 4 6 5 New Orleans 90. Wlsconsln-Parkslde 73 and his attorney, Tony Pennacchia, after last season, Boston would sign offensive coordinator at South Carolina; Newberry 101. Wofford 87 his first appearance Wednesday No reason. The undefeated Filloramo’s. Simsbury 4 4 4 4 named Adam Rita offensive coordinator. said an agreement should come in Carney to a long-term contract. ____ •«’ HCC No. Alabama 92. Troy St. 83 J n R N i i i ,C N I against Tracy DeLatte of Dallas. Tigers received 23 first-place Fermi 2 6 2 6 Southern Illinois — Named Lew No. Kentucky 64. E. Kentucky 62 Mi*,ac the next few days. Hartzog. the interim athletic director and Second-seeded Jimmy Connors votes and 572 points from the 40 Frankly we’re disappointed they MIDGET Wethersfield 2 7 2 7 Pem broke St. 07. Atlantic Christian 56 Three other players eligible for chose not to.” South'Cath. track coach, athletic director. Randolph’rMacon 30. Shenandoah 25 plays his first round match tonight coaches who participated in this TUESDAY The Bruins nipped the B liir" 2 7 2 7 Football Aquinas Enfield Roanoke 78. Catholib 67 against Thierry Tulasne of France. week’s ratings to beat out North 7 This Week in the NBA, ESPN Devils, 17-16, and the Huskies" E. Hartford 0 9 0 9 Denver — Announced the resignation of S.C.-Spartanburg 62. Enikine f-l EastCath. George McFadden, director of public In the most dramatic match of the Carolina by 29 points. Missouri 7:35 UConn vs. Yale, W DRCt 8 whipped the Wildcats, 30-18, lait.^ SW Louisiana 71. Louisiana Tech 51 Mi YOUR INSURMHX NEEDS Xavier relations and named Charlie Lee to Shepherd 88. Glenville 79 first round, Borowiak, of Berkeley, Freshman matmen pinned HCC girl* O’all replace him: named Nick Nicolaus to won games against Big Eight UConn vs. Yale, Ch. 3 night at the Community Y. DanjQ(^ So. Carolina 101. W. Virginia Tech 63 replace Lee as offensive backfield coach. Calif., made a sparkling comeback NWCathoUc w. 1. w. 1. Tcnn.-Chattanqoga 83. Citadel 65 foes Kansas and Oklahoma last 7:50 Scholastic basketball: Langer had 9 points and Rob OstunT New England — Signed Bill Muir, who Tenn.-Martin 68, Jacksonville St. 62 Auto • Fire • LHo • Homoownort from 2-5 in the third set, fought off li e sutu: ifo uiuiiune u.,- t.iun,... St. Paul South Cath. 6 0 11 1 resigned as pro personnel scout at week to raise its record to 16-0. Manchester freshman wrestling East Catholic vs. Fermi, W INF 4 for the Bruins while Lucas' Tennessee Temple 103. Clearwater 39 3:52.105-McCarUiy (M) W B F, 1 1 2 -P a g e (C ) Tam pa Bay. as offensive line coach. match point at 3-5 and two more Mercy 4 1 8 1 Treverca 68. Christian Bros. 63 The Tigers are the first Big team dropped a 33-18 decision to the dec. Auguit 2-1, IIV—Morris (C ) pinned Dixon 8 College hosketbalt: Geor^a Cosgrove netted 7 markers and Shel.. COG Hockey NWCathoUc 9 2 Va. Commonwealth 71. So. Mississippi Rontora Insurance • Business match points at 4-5 to defeat Eight team since UPI national Conard High frosh yesterday in 1:15,125—Burke ICI pinned Sweeny 1:52,132 Tech vs. hforth Carolina Stale, ly Dieterle 2 for the Devils. Andy 2 2 Boston — Activated defenseman Randy (D Solomon, of Fort Lauderdale, Fla., champion Kansas State in 195859 West Hartford. —Woule iCI pinned S ^ Io n 1:M, 14S—Hoher Gagnon had 13 points and Daryp' St. Paul 2 4 8 5 Hillier. W. Georgia 71. LaGrange 64 USA Cable Cro m w e ll Detroit — Recalled defenseman Rejean. 6-4, 4-6, 7-5. to assume a No. 1 rating in Wrestling well for the 1-1 Silk I Ml pinned LIvak :30, US —F^latnlck (C) Berenson 2 for the Huskies whilen Aquinas 1 4 4 7 W. Kentucky m, Davton 57 pinned Ram sey 1:55, 155 — L e o iC ) Pinned 8 NHL'.: Islanders vs. B : Ac a d e m y rinutlcr from Adirondack of the W.Va. Wesleyan 63. W. I.lberiv 5.1 830 Hartford Rd., Manchester 646-6050 Tim Mayotte, 22, of Springfield, East Cath. 0 4 3 6 American Hockey League. basketball. Towners was Frank Hoher in the M oore :24. 167 —Blescla (C ) pinned Rodgers Penguins, ESPN Matt Ryan (8) and Brian Altrui (Z IT PorUand Western Marvland M. Rridgewater 62 Mass., upset the fifth-seeded Kriek. 138-pound class as he won by pin. 1:33. 135 -D ro w n I M l WBF. 9:30 NBA : Nets vs. Jan, Ch. 9 led the Wildcats. 10 — THE HERALD. Tues., Jan. 26, 1982 THE HERALD. Tues.. Jan. 26. 1982- Faucher ; Obituaries The Arts/Travel/Hobbies condition- / Leisure TV'Novies / Comics titles he held. His was a voice of rocus Harold Melendy, courage and conviction, and that voice will be sorely missed.” guarded j I active in town Patricelli was former president of the Connecticut Broadcasters • n Association, a former president and M Harold Orville Melendy, 71, of 130 Human Relations Commission; Broad St., a retired navy man and national director of the Broadcast Chairman Robert Faucher, thouglk active in civic and community Pioneers of American and the Broadcasters Foundation, and he in considerable discomfort and snUJ organizations in town, died Sunday served on the Television Board of in guarded condition, has a ‘ ‘good’^ at Manchester Memorial Hospital Directors of the National Associa- chance of complete recovery fr o w 1»0 »TT after being stricken at his home. He tion of Broadcasters. injuries su ffer^ in a traffic a cclj was a crossing guard at Waddell I coeNcei^oNCKNce He was a co-originator and trustee dent Wednesday night, according t(C School at the time of his death. 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People often ask us what they Free counseling service avellable on Many issues can be decided by Super Bowls should say when attending a IRA. Come In and see us or call lor Infor- visitation. mation. • Which is absolutely and finally The trouble is everything in our Wouldn’t it be nice if we could always having too much rain or between chocolate and vanilla ice the best thing to eat at a fast food lives is gray. I' am only trying to decide all the questions in oiir lives drought, and in Florida the oranges creai:i cones. Something has to be place, a hot dog or a hamburger? point out to those of you who don’t We tell them to relax and be as simply as we decide the keep freezing to death. No. 2 in flavor. • What about a winner between like football, why those of us who do professional football championship Andy • There are so many issues that • What about Greyhound versus themselves. Their presence is Catholic and Protestant? Maybe we find it so satisfying. It comes to a with the Super Bowl? I think the need to be decided with a Super Trailways? Rooney could get God to referee. conclusion. A winner is declared and enough to let the family know Super Bowl is one of the best ideas Bowl every year. Who’d win this • Golf or tennis? It wouldn’t mean • Let’s determine once and for ail that’s it. It’s all over. Not many to come along in this century. Our year between Ford and Chevrolet? the end of either one of them, but it they are not alone. Syndicated which dictionary is best, Webster’s things in our lives are so simply lives are filled with uncertainty • Which is best, hot or cold? Let’s ought to be established that one is a Columnist or Funk and Wagnalls. We wouldn’t resolved. ,_ because we’re faced with so many not have any shilly-shallying with better game than the other. take the pictures into consideration, The Super Bowl is a wondeC^lto- choices and we don’t know which is answers like “ It all depends.” • We need a world’s cham- just the definitions. stitution because it really 'd o ^ ’t best. . • American Express versus Visa pionship contest between capitalism • Cardigan or pullover? matter to our lives who wins. We A confusion of examples come to — or vice versa? and communism. The game’s being H01A4ES MANCHESTER drink it much anymore. • Republican or Democrat? simply know which team is best. We my mind; 400 MAIN STREET • MANCHESTER, CONN • What about a world’s cham- played now but it’s into overtime • Black or white? know for certain now that after the • Is Coca-Cola better than Pepsi- • What about ^ final playoff pionship between chocolate and and we need a clear winner. I know it’s foolish to consider, long football season, Cincinnati is HOWARD L. HOLMES ARTHUR G. HOLMES MANCHESTER IS IMPORTANT TO US STATE BANK rFDIC Cola? I ’d like to see a clear winner. I between California and Florida for vanilla? Let’s fight this one out. No • Dogs or cats? because these issues will never be the best football team. And if it NORMAN M. HOLMES HOWARD M. HOLMES Seated Nate AQOstlnelll. President. Left to Right, Richard R. Lauzier, Vice President; William 1041 ^aln Street 205 Spencer St. used to like Coke.best but now It the championship of the play states. single issue more clearly divides the resolved the' way the Super Bowl isn’t, you know for certain I wrote Fraser, Treasurer: Stan Jarvis. Vice President. or • Gloves or mittens? Manchester Manchester comes In such Mg bottles, I don’t I like them both, but California is American public than the choice • Skirts or pants for women? settles the football championship. this before the game was over.

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DEAR ABBY; I am a female prompted me to say, “Bless your student at Purdue. A male student wonderful father, Abby, for tipping and I have been having a discussion, generously when times were and we can’t agree on several Dear tough.” points. May we have your opinion? As a grown-up daughter of a 1. Should the male or female Abby waitress, I can say that all those tips assume the responsibility of con- that people like your father gave my traception in a relationship? Abigail mother 20 years ago fed, clothed and 2. If the female assumes the Van Buren housed three hungry children. Our responsibility but she becomes preg- father was rarely in the picture and nant, either by accident or we had no food stamps, no w elfare- negligence, how much responsibility nothing but Mom, who worked as a does the male then have? waitress. She’d come home tired, ‘ 3. If the girl becomes pregnant, Wood,” one-quarter or otherwise. with sore and aching feet, and who has the right to decide whether Blood has no Italianness or Irishness prepare dinner with groceries she should have an abortion? or Frenchness. Blood has only life, bought with the tips she’d earned Harald photo by rraneh NO NAME, PLEASE so let’s begin to see people as peo- that day. On days when someone had ple, four-quarters’ worth all the been especially generous, we had DEAR NO NAME:.. The time. something special like an icecream Is this how Mario Andretti got started? 2 responsibility should he shared DR. JOSEPH V. ELLIS, cone for dessert. equally by both parties. ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF So thanks to all the generous 2. Regardless of the cir- HISTORY, tippers out there. There are still a The annual Cub Scout Plnewood Derby their streamlined models to the winner’s cir- cumstances, the male shares equal- TRENTON STATE COLLEGE, N.J. lot of women who, as your late packs almost as much excitement as the cle last Friday. Taking third through first ly in the responsibility. father said, “are working hard to Indy 500 without using a singe drop of fuel. place were, from left, Chris LItvinchyk, 9, 3. The girl should consider the DEAR DR. ELLIS: Most people make an honest living.” The trick is in the design, and these three Stephen Carter, 10, and Mark Massaro, 8. male's wishes, but if they can't are aware that there is no difference ONE OF THREE scouts from Waddeil School Pack 53 raced agree, the final decision should be between the blood of an Italian and hers. It’s her body. the blood of an Irishman, or any other human; it’s just a figure of speech to denote what percentage of CONFIDENTIAL TO A LOSER DEAR ABBY: You told “Bom in that person’s heritage is Itaiian or IN LAWTON, OKLA.: If you think Illinois’’ that her children wer Irish. However, your point is well you’re a loser, you are. “technically 100 percent American, taken, so let's not draw any blood Two school chums but the percentage of Italian blood over it. in the veins of her children is one- Problems? You’ll feel better if quarter.” you get them off your chest. Write to Abby, for nearly SO years I have DEAR ABBY: Your answer to Abby: P.O. Box 38923, Hollywood, tried to get people to see themselves “Not Cheap But Fair,” who didn’t Calif. 90038. For a personal reply, meet after 55 years as Americans, not hyphenates. believe in tipping waitresses just "please enclose a stamped, self- There is no such thing as “Italian because it was expected, has addressed envelope. By Barbara Richmond together and played together Herald Reporter seven days a week for seven grades 1 to 8 in a one-room years. Both are almost 71 now, schoolhouse. “That’s how we got What do two friends who and Mrs. White is still working in our education then. We didn’t haven’t seen each other in 55 the cafeteria of Colby College in have any Headstart program or Doctor should check years talk about? They chat Maine. She said she worked there kindergarten; we had to learn the about old times when they were for 34 years and retired in 1979. 3 R’s fast,” Mrs. White said. school chums in Canaan, Maine. But when she lost her husband She said she’d wanted her trip ...progress The two friends are Alice three years ago, she went back to here to be a surprise. “Alice Williams, a resident at work again full time. didn’t know I was coming to see Manchester Manor, a convales- her, and when I walked in the that persistant cough cent home at 385 W. Center St., During their meeting at room her face lit up like a Christ- and Eva White, still a Maine resi- Manchester Manor, the two mas tree,” Mrs. Wiite said. dent. women laughingly recalled how A trip back into their childhood, “She knews me as soon as I they had once shared the same J remembering old boyfriends and DEAR DR. LAMB: A little over stamped, self-addressed envelope walked in her room,” Mrs. White boyfriend when they were in three weeks ago my husband for it to me, in care of this girlfriends, and happy memories said after she visited her old schooi. “One week he was all their younger days, that’s developed what I thought was a bad newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, Radio friend recently. The last time the mine and the next week he was cold. TTie cold was associated with a Your City Station, New York, NY 10019. two had seen each other they what friends who haven’t seen hers,” Mrs. White said. “We each other in 55 years do. They severe cough. He would cough and were 15 years old. were real good friends, you cough until he really did turn blue. Health DEAR D R. LAMB: My just wipe away the years. sssE"” ~ The pair say they went school know.” The cold disappeared except for the daughter-inlaw gave birth to a cough. Now he is still coughing this Lawrence beautifui daughter, but I am con- dry cough. He even wakes up at cerned about the baby. My Lamb, M.D. daughter-in-law is nursing her. I’m A night coughing. He has always been in good worried because she smokes. health. He is 42 years old, 5 feet 11 Doesn’t this affect the baby? She and weighs 165 pounds. He used to also smoked when she was preg- About Town smoke but he quit about two years nant. tion. The persistent cough may be a ago so it is not a cigarette cough. I DEAR READER: In general, I am worried because the cough continued manifestation of the believe a healthy mother is more hangs on and because his coughing allergy. Coughs can be from underlying apt to have a healthy child. Healthy, Beta Sigma Phi meets spells are so severe. I have en- includes not smoking. Studies do couraged him to see a doctor but he heart failure causing fluid to ac- N show that as a group babies bom to The Xi Gamma Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi will meet says it will disappear soon on its cumulate in the lungs. I doubt this is tonight at 8 at the home of Lynn Cameron, 22 Sparrow- so in your husband’s case since he smoking miothers have lower birth own. I’m not so sure. weight and a higher percentage bush Road, East Hartford. ployees ot of life from throughout the gr appears to have been in good health. A program titled “My Half of the Apple” will be Smoking is a frequent cause of a have convulsions, which, of course, ity and from people reach as many \o provide DEAR READER: The general does not mean that all babies bom to presented by Mrs. Cameron and Roberta Regan. rule is that if a cough persists longer chronic cough. And it often takes longer than two years for a person smoking mothers will have a than 10 days a person should see a problem. our h a rg -w o rh lh g j« -^ ^ doctor. A cough is a s3miptom, not a who has dam ag^ his lungs from Movie to be shown smoking to recover. In some in- Many things an adult absorbs and diagnosis. While a cold or flu can tolerates cannot be tolerated as well The Manchester Public Libraries will present cause a cough it should be stances some permanent lung “Wednesday Night at the Movies” at 7 p.m. on “ ®'®wtth'thl's'oPPO^^^^^ “ p a r t ' o ' p ® * ® c o n t i n u e d availability of damage persists. There is always by the immature defense vou with this assure the coni mod- remembered that the persistent mechanisms of the still developing Wednesday at the Whiton Memorial Auditorium, 100 cough may be a sign of something the danger, too, of underlying cancer of the lung. baby. In addition smoking may Main St. The movie “Quality Street” with Katharine After all, this expansion pr»lePt is „ P~'{''*humane'°and compassionate else. In some instances after a damage the placenta that provides Hepburn will be featured. Admission is free. severe case of influenza the trachea I am sending you The Health circulation to the baby. (wind pipe) may remain inflamed Letter number 8-10, Cough: How After birth, the baby has the same .c c iity h e X a re ^ ^ ^ ^ and cause a chronic persistent and When to Treat It, which may problem as other nonsmokers Sailing project set cough. help you persuade your husband to forced to breathe a smoker’s Adventure Challenge is accepting applications for the ®„;SralCLtment that have marKed , ps and In other instances the cold was see a doctor. Others who want this polluted air. It is roughly equivalent never a cold but an allergic reac- issue can send 75 cents with a long. June 20-25 sailing program aboard the 62-foot ocean- to being a mild smoker yourself. going schooner Brilliant. The program is offered in conjunction with Mystic Seaport’s Mariner Program; and nine mariners, ages 15 to 17, will be selected to accompany the captain and first nelghbors^n^ ^P mate of the Brilliant when it sails from Mystic to New- 'Imposter fantasy' port, R.I., to participate in the International Schooner race. j _ helow and return to. The course fee of 3425 covers insurance and all expenses for the week except personal clothing. Please fill out the pledge coupo Registration will be limited to the first five males and 2 creates guilt feeling four females who reply witt a non-refundable $100 Manchester Memorial Hospital Building Fund deposit. ' Registration will close Feb. 10. For further informa- tion, call Adventure Challenge at 647-1514 or 646-5570. ^°ncrstef,CT. 06040 DEAR DR. BLAKER: I’ve been exposed when his or her feelings reading your column for five years don’t match those he or she is “sup- and have finally worked up the Ask posed” to have. Mr. and Mrs. Rocco Lupacchino courage to write and tell you how The perfect, selfless person you Adult classes to resume guilty I feel about the way I am Blaker hold as your ideal does not exist. living my life. You however, sound like a good per- Courses leading to adult high school equivalency Karen Blaker, I am a nurse working in a small son doing the best she can under dif- Co u ple cele b ra tes diplomas and courses for persons who are in need of a ------. ..odatlng lacim ies so I are tax deductible. community hospital, and everyone ficult circumstances. pre-high school review will be offered to area residents Ph.D. •------A tn r new construction “j ’ . w e highest quality > thinks I am very dedicated to my Try to be a little more accepting as part of the local adult basic education program when Job. The fact of the matter is that I of yourself.' classes resume for the winter semester at the pm not the person they think. 40th a n niversary Manchester Evening School Feb. 2 at 6:30 p.m. at Thanh You! Many times I have wanted to quit DEAR DRL BLAKER: I was Bennet Junior High School. visiting some relatives in New York because I can’t stand the way the The high school equivalency program is a 12-week I of; ^Dollars__ _ (3______— ^ ^ patients treat the staff. The wards know far more than you really City recently and happened to catch Mr. and Mrs. Rocco Lupacchino of 79 S. Adams St. course to prepare adults who have not completed h i^ are overcrowded and they don’t know. your new call-in advice program on celehi'ated their 40th anniverury of Saturday with a school for the Connecticut high school diploma examina- The “role impostor fantasy’! in- the radio. dinner dance party, given by their daughters Barbara really get the care they deserve, but tion. Current state regulations require those taking the John A. OeQuallro we are doing the best we can with volves feelings that you are fakjng It was really strange to hear your and Delia Lupacchino of Manchester. The party was examination to be at least 19 years of age or be a what we have. ' your commitment to your job. *1110 voice after reading your column for held at the Knights of Columbus Hall, and 100 guests member of a high school class that will graduating In ) Am I a terrible person because I “personality impostor fantasy” is so many years. were in attendance. June. General Chairman pm so two-faced? expressed in feelings such as, ‘Tm Congratulations. > Mr. and Mrs. Lupacchino were married at St. James For the high school equivalency preparation program, really not the nice person I seem to Church on Jan. 24, 1942. The Rev. Francis Breen of- DEAR READER: No, you are classes are offered Tuesday and Thursday evenings be.” DEAR READER: Thank you. I ficiated. Their attendants were Mrs. Rose DeCiantis of from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. Review in English, literature, only human. But you m i^ t feet a lot And the “emotional impostor fan- started doing “Ask Dr. Blaker” on Manchester and Mrs. Hugh Pagani of Enfield. better if you accepted the fact that mathematics through basic algebra, reading, inter- tasy” involves the sense that you WOR radio last August. It is now on Lupacchino retired in 1977 after 33 years at Pratt & pretations In social studies and science is given for 'many professional men and women are projecting feelings to specific the air Saturdays and Sundays from Whitney Aircraft in East Hartford. His Wife retired in are plagued with doubts like yours. preparation for the state diploma examination in June. individuals tht you really do not feel. 4-6 p.m. . 1979 after 15 years as a typist at the Howell Cheney The pre-scbool review classes are available for those' These doubts are often referred to The fantasies are rooted primari- Shy? Write for Dr. Blaker’s Technical School. as “impostor fantasies.” adults who have not yet obtained a Grade 8 Date. ly in the belief that to assume cer- newsletter “Shyness.” Send 50 cenU Lupacchino is an active member of the Democratic and for those who need additional skiUs in reading, These fantasies take various tain roles one must acquire certain "and a stamped, self-addressed Town Committee in the el^th Voting district, and is forms. The “intellectual imposter nrathematics, spelling and grammar before entering the kinds of feelings. The person playing envelope to Dr. Blaker in care of also a member of the Manchester CB.’ers Club and the hi|di schooi equivalency classes. These classes will also r fantasy” involves feelings of having the role believes this to be true and this newspaper, P.O. Box 475, Radio Manchester Revolver Club. Both are active duckpln fooled people into believing you be conducted Tuesday and Thursday evoiings from 6:80 Sponsored by Friends of the Menchester Memoriel Hospitel feels guilty and afraid of being Station, New York, NY 10019. bowlers. to 9:30 p.m. at Bennet Junior High Sdiool. 1 4 - THE HERALD. Tues., Jan. 26, 1982 THE HERALD, Tues., Jan. 26. 1982- 15 Legislators adjourn for a week About books Tuesday TV Disabled kids inspire Cloud hangs over vote to repeal business tax EVENING 8:00 xccsimiscn N*«>t the measure, which originated in the ^ Charlie's Angtit By Mark A. Dupuis been a waste of time,” phase out the business tax with the million by stepping up the timetable cuts “ cosmetic.” (D Hawaii Flva<0 Tuesday Rep. Ronald Smoko, D-Hamden, Senate and was adopted there by a (0) CollagaBaakatbalKContInuaa United Press international But a cloud hung ov^r the vote to start of next year. The Legislature for collection of unclaimed funds authors, publishers From Daytima) SMU va R ica (R) 2^10 vote. (9) Dr. Scott On Habrawa (Contin- repeal the controversial business opens its regular 1982 session Feb. 3. due the state, which are known as said many of the $42 million in cuts Deena Freeman (center) attached to the repeal measure u a l From Daytim a) joins Lydia Cornell (left), and HARTFORD (U PI) - The tax. : “ I think he recognizes there’s escheats. “ Lpt’s pass this bill up there and (8 Nawi World Newi highlight! via were “ accounting techniques” and Detwrah Van Valkenburgh to Legislature has wrapped up its The House failed to override the such an outcry against that tax that The House and Senate also passed let’s see if the Senate really meant By Denise M urcko A second story thread Batelllte telecasts from around the $587,000 in spending cuts Monday adoption would only worsen the world. portray the three beautiful special session with approval of $12 governor’s veto of a bill to repeal he feels the right thing to do is what they did,”’ Van Norstrand said Wilms concerns the tension ® Movie-(Muaical)**t4 "Double financial problems the special ses- young charges of harried apart- million in budget cuts, $36 million in the tax, retroactive to its effective repeal It as of Jan. 1, 1983,” said through a compromise on a bill that before the veto override was voted American Library Assn. between M argaret and Trouble" 1967 Elvis Presley, originally contained $7.1 million in sion was convened to address. Tommy, who won’t give AnetteDay.TeenageheiressfalIsfor ment owner Henry Rush in new or higher taxes and repeal of date of Jan. 1, 1981. The bill also Abate. down. visiting pop singer in England. (90 cuts. The proposal now awaits the “ If you’re looking at this as a real The United Nations her creidit for her skills. ABC-TV’s popular half-hour the year-old unincorporated carried $42 inillion in budget cuts. The governor opened the special House Speaker Ernest Abate, D- mins.) The House reversed its earlier ap- session Nov. 19 with the purpose, of governor’s signature. trade-off of the unincorporated designation of 1980 as the Tommy’s antagonism is (2$ TV Community Collage: Focus comedy series, TOO CLOSE business tax. Stamford, said lawmakers would 1 ^ Society canceling an $83 million deficit. The The Republicans said the business tax, it doesn’t do that,” International Year' of nicely knitted into the plot FOR COMFORT, which will be “ We can all go home with our proval of the measure Monday and have been able to override a veto of jj ‘Tm or* wnr <8> J a ffa rs o n s Legislature ended up covering $53 Legislature didn’t cut enough. Smoko said. Disabled Persons focused and helps make clear the aSM lau^ MviH"'- ® Jim Roqkford: Private seen Tuesday, January 26. heads up high,” Senate hjajority voted 70-68 to uphold O’Neill’s veto. a bill to repeal the tax effective Jan. million of the shortfall. “ I think it’s like spinning in the House Minority Leader R.E. Van attention on the special unstated .message that -( ntdc « htindni) inJ Investigator Lydia Cornell and Deborah Leader Richard Schneller, I>Essex, But House Speaker Ernest Abate 1, 1982, but were led astray, when Maggie And The Beautiful ocean, frankly,” said Senate Minori- Norstrand urged the chamber to ap- (KK JolU» tad titbty ^ Van Valkenburgh star as said minutes before the Senate said the Legislature had won “ half a The $53 million included $36 needs pf the handicapped. Margaret is as capable as t(K mini maety in tbn Machine prove the override to give the they adopted the GOP bill with the 6:30 adjourned at 4:54 p.m. Monday. "I loaf” because he expected O’Neill million in new or added taxes, $11.5 ty Leader George Gunther, R- ’That fact has not been lost anyone else in her class. Rush’s two daughters, Sara Stratford, who labeled the approved Senate another chance to support 1981 effective date. C£) CBS News and Jackie, respectively, and don’t think the special session has would sign another bill that would million in budget cuts and $5.5 on authors and publishers, Mary Riskind’s “ Apple NBCNsws who have addressed the Is My Sign” (Houghton, QoodNewsbreak , CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME Picture-book readers can a time when deafness was 7:00 TV coaiRuloa mr v »ci$. me see that being in a regarded with suspicion. (3) CBS News Special session: M.A.S.H Tower told CE) wheelchair doesn’t equal Second, it conveys an es- ® M uppet Show helplessness in Bemiece pecially good sense of what ABC News it’s like to be deaf in a GT) You Asked For It Host: Rich Rabe’s “ The Balancing Little. Tonight'8 features concern who was three-time World Champion syndicate tries to frame football (2D Sports Update Good news for Girl” (Dutton, $9.95). The hearing world. This extra Japanese pearls; a man-made <3rand Prix drive r and the winner of player Bubba Smith tor murder. night-owls and West Coast sports story concerns a raven- dimension is the result of miracle; a human sledgehammer; a moreGrandPrixracesthanany other Repeal) lane- the latest sports results in a giraffe catching. driver in history. (93 Carol Burnett And Friends Who is winner? the author’s own ffast-paced commentary. Logan's 15 haired paraplegic named G3) This W eek In The NBA smsi3i!l state Of Th« Union (33 Racing From Yonkers (22) K o ja k Margaret who delights in experience growing up in a ® The Year That Was: 1981 Address President Reagan will Raceway 2:20 Patrick O'Neal hosts video balancing things. It’s her deaf household. Although Handicapped Heroes and heroines such as deliver the Stale of the Union (fi) Bast Of The NFL 1979 NFL (9) News Win or loss? scrapbook of the y e ar's events. address to a joint session of Hmhiights 2:30 By Jacqueline Huard way of asserting her in- Riskind herself can hear, ® Festival O f Faith Congress at the Capitol. (60 mins.) (Sfj Dr. Scott On Hebrews 3T) S p o rts C e n te r “ I can’t measure that,” he said. “The Balancing Girl" by Bernlece Rabe, the United Press International dependence and garnering her parents couldn’t. “ I <2Q) Super Pay Cards (23) M o v l s - ( A d v e n t u r e ) * * ® Fantasy Island An amnesia (2D Overnight Desk Live, fmalnewss “ That’s something I ’m not going to in- story of a wheelchalr-bound whiz, show (S) Moneyllna From New York, the "Klondike Fever" Rod Steiger, victim, due to inherit $20 million, headline updates, coupled with the respect. learned to talk with my only nightly telecast of its kind-world Angie Dickinson. During the Gold comes to Mr. Roarke to have her dulge In.” youngsters that the disabled can have best of the d a y 's reports. hazardous HARTFORD (U P I) - No one kept a It’s also the key to her hands before I learned .to econom ics and financial news. W all Rush days, young Jack London sets desires fulfilled. (Repeal; 70 mins ) (22) Movie-(Drama) "Superdome" public scorecard, but it was clear to productive. Inspiring lives. Street trends and expert commen- out to stake his claim for fortune. 12:30 1976 David Janssen. Donna Mills The $36 million included $31 million by novel money-making talk with my voice,” she tary from respected financial (Rated PG) (2 hrs.) (33 Hogan's Heroes anyone at the Capitol that the The year's biggest sports event, the speeding up corporate tax payments and scheme for the school car- writes in an informative analysts. ® (T(R) American Playhouse (S3 Six Million Dollar Man SuperBowIgame.isthrealenedby a By Ruth Youngblood Legislature’s special session covered a author’s note. (8) News Seguin' Written and directed by (33 Movie -(Adventura-Wastern) silent killer in this suspense thriller eliminating some corporate income tax nival. Margaret decides to spiring, not preachy. Jenny ® Sneak Preview s‘I Wes a Jesus Salvador Trevino, this drama ••• "Oklahoma Kid" 1939 (2 hrs.) United Press International lot more territory than money. One of the problems she bumpy start, the girls set- deductions, $2.5 million from a new 10 balance dominos into a is a lively personality and, Teenage Movie: Hollywood 1981' is based on the life of one of T exas' Humphrey Bogart, James Cagney. 2:50 The meeting called by Gov. William had in writing the story tle into a warm friendship. Critics Gene Siskel and Roger Ebert early unsung heroes,Juan The bandit-hero of the Southwest (33 C o m m u n ity C a le nd a r percent tax on estates of more than $20,- complex network of that coupled with Carey’s locus on the reasons why the defends new pioneers in the territory BOSTON — The tower at Logan International Airport O’Neill to cancel an $83 million deficit was conveying the sign Though the author’s intent Nepomuceno Seguin, who raised an 3:00 000, and $1 million each by raising fees highways and byways. One teenage audience is now determin- army to fight the Mexican forces at of 1892. from gang of law less (S3 Movie-(Drarna)** "Cry In The was told half an hour before Saturday’s crash landing of evolved into a pre-campaign battlefield is obvious (to show how generous nature, makes for sales tax permits and taxing certain person, who pays money language deaf children use. i ^ Hollywood's biggist hits. the Alamo. (90 mins.) gamblers. (90 mins.) Night" 1956 EdmondO'Brien.Brian a World Airways jumbo jet that braking conditions on for O’Neill and House Speaker Ernest able blind people are), for a good story on its own <3$ Entertainment Tonight ® Sexual Harraasment In ^ FIS World Cup Skiing Women's Donlevy A mentally unbalanced man capitai gains at a higher rate. and puts a name in the jar, Capturing its shorthand ® M.A.S.H. Giant Slalom from Grindewald. icy runway 15 were “ poor to nil,” federal investigators Abate. Both want to be this year’s readers will find it in- terms. Boston kidnaps a policem an's daughter will get to tumble the style on a printed page (SZ) O ver E a s y 'L iv in g A lo ne 'H o sts: 9:30 Switzerland (R) whendiscoveredpeepinginaiover's say. Mary Martin and Jim Hartz. Democratic gubernatorial nominee. Abate said $34 miliion of the $36 elaborate construct by posed a problem. She opted (S 3® Too Close For Com fort ® (® Tomorrow Coast-To-Coast lane by her and her fiance. (90 But they declined to say whether word of the hazar- The question is: Who won? (Ciosed-Caplioned; U.S.A.) (33 NBA Basketball New Jersey Guests: former Iranian President mjna ) million were his ideas. pushing the first domino. to put it down in a form 7:29 Nets va Utah Jazz Bani-Sadr, P ierre S alinger. Xaviera (i.D NHL Hockey Pittsburgh dous conditions was ever relayed to the pilot of ill-fated “ I think I won, although 1 think it’s in- close to the way it’s ® Dally Numbers 10:00 Hollander. Omar Sharif. (Repeal; 90 Penguins vs Now. York Islanders (R) Flight 30 before it skidded down the 10,000-foot runway appropriate to judge the session by a win The remaining $53 million came from spoken, thus much of the WHAT AMERICANS ARE READING 7:30 ^ Simon And Simon mins.) (22) .Gunsmoke into Boston Harbor, injuring 39 of the 208 passengers $5.5 million gained by speeding up the (33 PM M agazine (J3 News (22) Benny Hill Show 3:05 or loss column,” said Abate, who drafted book’s dialogue seems con- M o « r n qu» t t 0 d boo k t in ISO U.S. citiea, (D All In The Family (33® Hart To Hart Jennifer is 12:35 ($3 T h oughts T o Live By and crewmembers aboard. his own plan for the session. “ The fact state’s collection of unclaimed funds, an densed. c o m p lM by the A m erican Library Aaaociation 99) You Asked For It brainwashed by her beauty salon ,(33 Adam 12 3:10 Three people remained hospitalized today. No one was O’Neill plan, and some $11.5 million in (33 Fam ily Feud operator into stealing valuables from 12:55. C9) All N ight W e a th e r S ervice we got the unincorporated business tax The story is about the (3) EntertaInmentTonIghtHosis: her wealthy society friends. (60 seriously hurt in the accident. Fiction (19)Movle-(Drama)***H "Backet" 3:30 repealed was a major achievement.” budget cuts put together throughout the change Harry faces when Dixie Whatley and Ron Hendren. mins.) (Closed-Captioned: U.S.A.) 1B64 Richard Burton. Peter O'Toote (f^ TheYearThatW as: 1961 The plane’s "black boxes,” which contain the cockpit He pushed for an immediate repeal. session. 'Taxi' star Tony Danza explains that (i$ Movie-(Comedy) ••• "9 To 5" The Btory of the Iriendship between Patrick O’Neal hosts video his parents send him to a he has given up his ambitions in the 1980 Jane Fonda, Lily Tomlin. Dolly Becket and the King ot Engtand, hie voice recorder and instrument data were flown to O’Neill said he wanted to keep the tax 1. AN INDECENT OBSESSION , scrapbook of the year's events. The governor proposed at the start in- Library school for the deaf. He’s by Colleen McCullough (Harper & Row. $13.50) prizefight business, but feels that an Parton. Three women, working in the appointment to Archbishop and the (2D Real Pictures A Pictorial look at Washington Monday for analysis by National Transpor- but change it so fewer businesses would Oscar or Emmy nomination would be same office, face different problems • ciaeh between the church and the the best picture stories from the creasing the gasoline tax from 11 cents apprehensive at first, but 2. REMEMBRANCES tation Safety Board experts. be taxed at a higher rate. as good as a w orld cham pionship. as they work tow ards being throne. (2 bra.. 32 mine.) 24-hour CNN day. per gallon to 12 percent, imposing the finds that the teachers and by Danielle Steele (Delacorte. $14.95) (H) SportsCenter accepted in the business world, 1:00 4:00 But NTSB member Patricia Goldman, who is heading The end result was approval of a sales tax on meals under $1 and changes most of his classmates are 3. THE HOTEL NEW HAMPSHIRE (29) In S ea rch Of ^a te d PG) (t 10 mins.) CC Movie-(Drama) •• ‘‘Groat '(?() Freeman Reports For the late the investigation into the crash, said any cockpit conver- measure that would repeal the tax in has new (2D C N N Sports Inside sports ^@ 94) NBC Naw> Report: Expectattons” 1974 Jamea night West Coast audience, a review in the unincorporated business tax. friendly. Harry soon by John Irving (E.P. Dutton, $15.50) information- what's happened- and Democrats Response, Analysis Maaon, Mrchaet York. The classic of Sandi Freeman's provacative talk sations may have been rendered unintelligble by the January 1983. 4. THE LEGACY w h at's ahead. NBCNewsprovidesaplatformforthe tale of Pip. an orphan who is The big question is what effect, if any, makes a place for himself, show. plane’s rear engine which continued running for an hour Abate claimed as his own many of the by Howard Fast (Houghton Mifflin. $14.95) (8) M.A.S.H. Democrats response to President rewarded in taler life for an act of (22 News building a circle of friends (®Movle-(Myetery)**'Prime Time 1:05 (22 Movie - (Adventure) ** job. Ms, Goldman told a Boston news conference in- taxes and budget cuts passed during the Lord — Spring Moon: a novel of Balancing Girl” and “ Ap- by Rona Jaffa (Delacorte, $13.95) (X) PM M agazine (® Independent Network News ( D C h arlie R ose S how "Klondike Fever" Rod Steiger. (33 Simon And Simon 10:30 1:10 vestigators would need to determine just how slippery special session was a compromise. China ple Is My Sign,” it aims to 10. THE BOOK OF LIGHTS Angie Dickinson During the Gold (33® Happy Days (33 Program Unannounced H4) USAF Religious Film Rush days, young Jack London sets “ I think I was effective as House Plante — The country by Chaim Potok (Knopf, $13.50) the runway was, the landing speed of the plane, the con- Fauliso said he and legislative leaders sensitize the non-disabled (33 Power Pinch ActorKenHowardis (S) ESPN's SporIsForum-Tuesday 1:30 out to stake his claim for fortune speaker during the special session in the Ragosta — The winter rose ditions of its engines and exactly where on the runway it took some of Abate’s proposals to keep to both the capabilities and the host of this special about sexual Edition (ZD Moacow Live (Rated PG) (2 hrs.) middle of it all.” he said. “ I may not be Ruse — The gods of Cents Major harassment on the job. The program (2$ Nancy Savin-The Arts 9 2 Twilight Zone 5:00 touched down before the cause of the 7:45 p.m. EST him happy and then tried to placate con- W isler — The Trident Brand the special heeds of its sub- Nonlielion will feature Interviews with ® Odd Couple 1:35 UPI photo popular with certain people among (33 Prayer crash Saturday could be definitely established. servative Democrats who wanted bigger ject. The story is about two \. PATHFINDERS psychologists, heads of corpora- (R) Cross Country Ski School CS) N e w a - W e a th e r (2D Sports leadership, but that has nothing to do Nonfiction tio n s and the victim s of th is 11:00 1:40 5:04 budget cuts. girls, one blind one one by Gall Sheehy (Morrow, $14.95) phenomenon, in an attempt to inform She said the pilot of a Delta Airlines DC-8, which with effectiveness.” Asimov — Change!: seventy-one (33(93 (33 (22) (3 9 )® News ( ^ M om ent Of M ediation (33 News “ What we saw here is the art of com- 2. THE LORD GOD MADE THEM ALL viewers about what can be done C$3 M.A.S.H. 2:00 Connecticut House Speaker Ernest Abate, with the vote board in the glimpses of the future sighted, who get to know 5:30 landed on the same runway 37 minutes before the World by James Harriot (St. Martin’s, $13.95) about this situation. (S) SportsCenter CD Joe Franklin Show (33 Morning stretch promise with some complications Fauliso made no predictions about the Coast alert: scientists speak out each other when they Airways jet, radioed the Logan tower that “ braking con- background, gavels in a 68-70 vote which failed to override Gov. 3. ELIZABETH TAYLOR: THE LAST STAR (ID N H L H o c k e y Pittsburgh ® Nostalgia Theater on Thia W eek In The NBA (R) (ID ESPN's SportsForum (R) carried by the introduction of a program 1982 session, which opens Feb, 3. Country antiques and c o lle c - become next-door Penguins vs New Y 6rk Islanders (2D S p o rts T o n ig h t Top sports ditions Were poor to nil.” William O’Neill’s veto of a bill to repeal the unincorporated business by Kitty Kelley (Simon & Schuster. $14.95) by the speaker — that was un- “ Rational minds will have to sit down tibles neighbors. (S) Movie-(Historical) "Zulu anchors present action-packed tax. 4. RICHARD SIMMONS’ NEVER-SAY-OIET BOOK Dawn" 1980 Burt Lancaster, Peter t^ h lig h ls of the sports day. In between', two other jets landed safely on the same precedented,” Fauliso said. and work out our problems,” he said. Davis — Let's stay healthy; a Carey, the sighted girl guide to lifelong nutrition by Richard Simmons (Warner, $14.95) O'Toole. British army, despite their (2$ Movie-(Drama) *** "Libel” runway, the airport’s longest. ignorance of the terrain, fight The fictional father: Lacanian from whose viewpoint the 5. FONDA: MY LIFE 1950 Dirk Bogarde, Olivia de However, she noted that runway 15 was to close gallantly against the Zulu nation's Havllland. Englishman's suit lor libel readings of the text story is told, is excited down after the World Airways jet landed for plowing by Henry Fonda and Howard Teichmann (New American inappropriate fighting tactics. (98 goes badly as he was difficulty Friedan — The second stage when she learns a girl her Library, $15.95) min^ remembering details. (2 hrs.) and sanding. Con parents teach son at home? G riffin — Conversations with own age is moving in next 6. ELVIS <29)(32) Father Murphy The financial ®(R Dick Cavett Show Guest W.H. Auden future of the Gold Hill School and Saul Bellow, Part II. Cinema The pilot of the World Airways jet, Capt. Peter Harding — There is a river: The door. But excitement turns by Albert Goldman (McGraw-Hill, $14.95) orphanage are in the liny hands of a (S> Twilight Zone Langley, 57, of Alameda, Calif., was interviewed Mon- Black struggle for freedom... to dismay when she learns 7. A SOLUTION TO RIDDLE DYSLEXIA mentally sloworphan who convinces 11;30 Petillo — Douglas MacArthur. by H.N. Levinson (Springer-Verlag, $24.80) theadultssheistheonlyonewhocan GE) Kojak day after his release from Boston City Hospital to find the girl is blind. “ ’There’s ride their foul-tem pered horse in C£] Entertainm ent Tonight the Philippine years 6. YOU CAN NEGOTIATE ANYTHING out “ what he asked” the tower about landing conditions no use getting Jackson 's annual race. (R epeal: 60 (S W ABC Newi NIghtllne Rae — Nissan/Datsun, a history by Herb Cohen (Lyle Stuart, $12) “ and what he was told,” Ms. Goldman said. acquainted,” says Carey. mins.) Anchored by Ted Koppel. of Nissan Motor Corporation in 9. THE SOUL OF A NEW MACHINE (2D P rlm e n e w s -1 2 0 Prime-time (29t (S) The Tonight Show Guest Hanford Slo^^^ Both Langley and NTSB officials refused to comment Case raises constitutional issues U.S.A. “ There won’t be anything newscasts covering the nation and Host: Joan Rivers. Guests: Mike by Tracy Kidder (Atlantic-Little Brown, $13.95) Atli<-n<-uin Cincniu — Trans-I.iiv Collf‘)£p the world. on the interrogation. Reynolds — The family shadow we can do.” 10. LIVING ALONE AND LIKING IT .Connors, Rip Taylor. (60 mins.) Sawyer — Aerobic dancing a (29 (SZ) Life On Earth 'T he F irs t (S) N ew sdesk For the late night Zu Neuen Ufern 7 Twin — Taps 7. 9:15. — Naturally the new girl, by Lynn Shahan (Stratford. $10.95) F o re s ts ' David A ttenborough looks viewer on the East Coast and the Airport officials said Monday the airstrip had been Britain Superior Court Feb. 5 for the step at a time Cinriiia CityAtlantic Modern I’roblems 7, 9. HARTFORD (UPI) - Donald and child attends a public school or receives tions.” alhowplantspavedthewayfor prime-lime viewer on the West What you must see in the British the feisty Jenny Anne Lee, (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) plow ^ and sanded earlier Saturday evening and was Deborah Corcoran will go to court next start of their trial on 10 counts of failing “ equivalent instruction.” insects, and how the first plants and Coast, a w rap-up of the d ay's news. City 7:30,' 9:30. - \ e r i u t n Isles proves her wrong. After a safe for landing at the time the World Airways jet month to fight for the right to continue to educate their son. Ms. Brooks argues the state hasn’t Ms. Brooks also claims the com- early land creatures solved the ®(SZ) ABC Captioned News Cinderella 7. 9. — Pixote Cine I 2— Time Ban- touched down. pulsory education law violates the p^blem of reproduction. (60 mins.) (®Movle-(Drama)*** "LoveWith 7:20, 9:45. — Man of Iron teaching their 8-year-old son at home, in- The case is believed to be the first of defined what constitutes “ equivalent in- ® Discover: W orld O f S cience ThsProperStrangar" 1964Natalie dits 7, 9:3(1. — Raiders of couple’s rights to religious freedom and ( ® Sexual Shakedown Wood. Steve McQueen. Young girl 7:10, 9:50. the Lost Ark 7:10, 9:20, However, a passenger who rode to the hospital in an stead of enrolling him in a public school. its kind heard in Connecticut. struction.” She noted private schools denies them equal protection under the 8:30 flndsherselfpregnant after spending Ciiii'.siiidio — Man of ambulance with Langley after the crash quoted him The Corcorans were arrested late last The Corcorans taught their son at aren’t required to have their Yankee traveler (33® LaverneAndShirley Carmine the night with a boy she just met (2 law. Marble 7:30. Monday as saying the runway was so slippery he year for violating Connecticut’s com- home during the 1980-1981 school year un- curriculums approved by the state auditions for a part in a musical about hrs.) th e life of R o cky G ra zia n o . 11:35 Colonial — Reopens couldn’t control the huge jet. pulsory education law after the Berlin der a plan approved by Berlin’s school Department of Education. “ They are providing Noah with an (Closed-Captioned; U.S.A.) (33 Hawaii F ive-0 Wednesday. “ He said the runway was very slippery. He said he Board of Education reversed itself and board. The board then rejected their “ Ironically, if the Corcorans enrolled 9:00 11:55 ordered the couple to place their son, request to continue the home instruction Noah at one of these private schools, educational program at home — a (33 Merv Griffin (OD Once And For All...The Last KaNi l l a r t f o n l Have You couldn’t stop the plane because the runway was so icy. (33 S ta le O f The Union Address Awards Show Hilarious spool of when Noah was ready for the second program which is consistent with their CiiK'iiia One — Time The plane, couldn’t stop. It skidded. He was sick with Noah, in a local school in September. they would be considered by the Berlin There's winter fun (33® StateOfTheUnlon Address awards shows that highlight.the religious beliefs,” the court papers say. worry,” Mrs. Mary Wargat, 64, of Tiverton, R.I., told The couple’s Hartford lawyer, Hollace grade. Board of Education and the state Depart- ABC News provides coverage of people and events of the past year. Bandits 7:30. Brooks, said the Corcorans are being In legal papers filed in New Britain- “ Penalizing them for refusal to send President Reagan's Sate of the 12:00 P o o r It i (‘ li u r (I s — in UPI in a telephone interview. ment of Education as complying with the Union Address; network program- (33 CBS Late Movie Alice; ‘Mel's prosecuted under an unconstitutional law Superior Court, Ms. Brooks is seeking provisions for compulsory school atten- Noah to public school would abridge ming for this evening will be delayed, Cup' A lice contributes an old trophy Raider of the Lost Ark She said Langley “ was really concerned more about his for their “ long-standing and fervently dismissal of the charges on three dance,” the legal papers say. their right to free exercise of their ^m ins.) cup of Mel's to a church rummage 7:30, 9:30. Instrument passengers than his own welfare.” religion.” (S3 Greatest Sports Legends Host sale without realizing that it is an held religious beliefs.” grounds, including a claim the com- The papers state further the law George Plimpton talks with car irreplaceable memento. (Repeat) Sliowrasr Cini-nia— On The flight, which originated in Oakland, Calif., had in festivals, shows The Corcorans, who live in Berlin, are pulsory education law is "u n - “ restricts the opportunity of home- Ms. Brooks also will seek dismissal of racing champion Jackie Stewart, McCloud; 'Top of the World. Me'The Golden Pond 1, 7:25, 9:45, stopped in Newark, N.J., before landing in Boston. For members of the Seventh-Day Adventist constitutionally vague.” educated children to obtain an ap- the charges because the Berlin school — Taps 1:45, 7:20, 9:55. - Church, which holds that parents should The law requires “ each parent or other propriate, alternative education without Ragtime 1:45, 7:15, 10:10. World Airways President Edward J. Daley praised the board didn’t issue a written decision broom hockey game. Town per- races starting at 10 a.m. At noon, captain and crew Monday for “ highly professional and teach their children. person having control of a child over 7 similarly subjecting the class of children By Eve F. Wahrsager — Absence of Malice 1, Sale-? when it denied the Corcorans’ request to sonalities are pitted against the the very popular snowmobile races Stackecd wood lath courageous conduct.” They are scheduled to appear in New and under 16 years of age” to see that the educated in private schools to restric- continue educating their boy at home. ALA Auto and Travel Club 7:35, 9:50. - Reds 1:45, 8, Written for UPI folks from local radio station in three classes (drag races, uphill — Whose Life Is It Call WVNR. and slalom) begin. After the races, Anyway? 2, 7:30, 9:50, — WELLESLEY, Mass, - For the If you’re not too tired, from 2 p.m. awards will be given out at the base forms on exhibit Vice Squad 1:15. 7:40, 10. — final weekend in January, the ALA to 4 p.m. Sunday, glide on your lodge. Neighbors 1:30, 7:30, 9:30. Man admits train shooting High court backs Auto and Travel Club suggests silver blades at the community Call (802 ) 442-5900 for more infor- An installation by artist Arts Center in Cincinnati, Muhi‘ln‘Kl<-r 9he Mdlley closes winter carinvals in Vermont and skating party. They’ll be games, mation. Edward Mayer is on Ohio, Hunter College in UA rin-alrrH East — Tf f ifianrlirHtrrf Maine, art shows in Massachusette awards and refreshments to finish exhibition at the Universi- New York and the Sharky’s Machine 7:10, NEW LONDON (U PI) - A New was shot point-blank between the State’s Attorney Robert Satti and an old fashioned ice harvest in off a perfect day. At Sugarloal-USA in Kingfield, ty of Hartford’s Joseloff N.A.M.E. Gallery in 9:30. — Modern Problems Haven man has switched his plea to eyes with a .25 caliber pistol — her HeralO recommended that Banks, be restaurant zone Connecticut. Call (802 ) 287-5791 for details. Maine, they take winter seriously. Gallery through Feb: 26. A Chicago. He has also shown 7:30, 9:20. — The Boogens guilty for shooting and killing a baby on her lap — and died three in New Haven sentenced to 25 years to life in Despite the sub-zero This year, Sugarioaf-USA is public reception will be at the Nassau County 7:20, 9:10. young mother and wounding two days later in Lawrence & Memorial prison but Seymour is not bound by temperatures, winter brings its own At the Bennington Winter Car- hosting a Peugot Grand Prix Pro held on Wednesday from 4- Museum of Art and the railroad workers aboard a Boston- Hospitals in New London. NEW HAVEN (UPI) — The Edward Malley Co., the' prosecutor’s advice and could HARTFORD (U P I) — ’The Connecticut Supreme special brand of fun. In Poultney, nival in Bennington, Vt., events kick competition, Jan. 29-30: Top 6 p.m, Zabriskie Gallery in New bound Amtrak train packed with a 129-year-oId department store and one of Connec- Court has dealt a setback to a woman who sought to Pabalo Catalo, a passenger on the sentence Banks to life in prison, plus Vt., on Jan. 30-31, from morning un- off on Friday, Jan. 29 at 5 p.m. with professional racers from all over Executed entirely of York City, holiday weekend travelers. 40 years. ticut’s largest, has closed its downstore store ill-fated train, testified Friday that overturn a zoning agency’s decision that allowed a pizza til night you’ll find many activities a broom hockey game, followed by the east will compete in a variety of stacked wood lath, Mayer’s Gallery hours at the SHOWCASE CINEMAS abruptly and told many employees to expect pink restaurant near her home. Frank W. Banks, 31, changed his after Banks shot ticket collector Sentencing was scheduled for to keep you busy. dinner, cabaret and torchlight events. architectural forms are Hartford Art School are March 30. slips. tJ A IKTItSTATUAIKITSI lASriUinOte SU-UN plea from innocent to guilty Monday James Donahue, he had stroked the The suit filed by Margaret Conto of Washington, On ^turday, Jan. 30, there’s free parade. Don’t miss the Coronation Ball on constructed without the Monday-Friday, 9 a.m. to H A I f T F n i i n BARUMMATNaiMllY$}.SOFItSTSHOWONlT I lours after shoppers found Malley’s doors locked COVT.SMOWSMT.UM.tHOllDAYS M H T IU n iN I as the second day of testimony in his young woman’s hair and reassured According to testimony, Banks Conn., challenged a permit granted by the town’s Zoning skating at the elementary school On Saturday, Jan. 30, alpine and Friday, Jari. 29 from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. use of tools. No joints are 4:30 p.m. trial was about to begin in New Lon- her, “ Don’t worry. 1 won’t make boarded the train in New Haven and Monday, the store’s parent company. United Commission to allow use of a building near her home as from 10 a.m. until noon. At 2 p.m. at cross-country skiing events are at the Red Stallion Inn in nearby fabricated: no holes are don County Superior Court. your kid an orphan. When we stop, shot ticket collector James Donahue Department Stores of Trenton, N.J., announced a pizza restaurant. the public library, enjoy James scheduled all morning. At 3 p.m. Stratton, Maine. drilled. The lath, in its James Cagney as the train came through the Malley’s was closing permanently. Thurber’s wonderful, wacky humor Carin Cross will demonstrate the ' On Saturday, Jan. 30, take a spin Banks was charged with murder you get off with me so they won’t readymade state, is un- BALLROOM DMKMG PC village of Niantic, about 10 minutes A United spokesman said the New Haven store, Superior Court Judige George D. Stoughton had dis- as you watch a puppet show called spectacular art of ski jumping. At 5 in a snowmobile. Rides leave from 1:10 ■ 7JI ■ tM RAGTlMFl in the May 31,1980 slaying of Diane shoot me.” iform in size, splintery in from New London. founded in 1852, simply was unprofitable. missed the suit, concluding that Ms. Conto had to ‘"rhe ’Thirteen Clocks.” At 8 p.m., p.m. awards for all of the days three locations: Eustis Ridge, Calise, 24, of Johnston, R.I., who texture arid ALGDmLE& Banks changed his plea under the Donahue testified he had brought For now, the spokesman said, Malley’s New Lon- challenge the permit before the town’s Zoning Board of take in the senior high school’s play, events will be given at the base Cathedral Pines and the Red monochromatic in color. was returning home with her 3-year- don store would remain open. MS ORCHESTRA Alford Doctrine, which allows a a ginger ale to little Stephanie and Appeals before she could challenge it in court. “ Headin’ for the Hills.” lodge. Stallion Inn in Stratton. . Mayer’s stacked work is of SSjke old daughter, Stephanie, after par- defendant to enter a guilty plea was on his way back to the snack car ’The closing came two weeks after Malley’s con- SATURDAY, 145 1405HIB On Sunday, Jan. 31, from 9 a.m. to The pre-registration fee is $1. It’s All day on Sunday in Stratton, try ticipating in a beauty contest in New Ms. Conto appealed Stoughton’s decision to dismiss an outgrowth of his earlier JAN. 30 ft to 1am without admitting his guilt. The plea when Banks approached him and densed its New Haven merchandise from four to 3 p.m., ’The Poultney Valley Snow $2 at the mountain. your hand at snow sculpting. sculpture in which he York. is invoked by defendants who ordered him to get out of the way. two floors, closed its restaurant and its furniture the suit to the Supreme Court, which upheld the lower Devils are offering free snowmobile The Winter Carnival Ball takes Call (207 ) 237-2000 anil ask for Glastonbunr Hills court’s action in a unanimous opinion released Monday arranged interlocking for- Whose life is Banks also was charged with two acknowledge the state has enough Minutes later, Donahue heard department and laid off some workers in a move xides for grades eight and under. place at 8:30 p.m. at the Knights of Dana Rosenberg for more informa- Country Club night. mica cubes in puzzle-like ‘T A P S counts of attempted murder for evidence to win a conviction and what sounded like a firecracker and United said would “ result in a more cost effective They’ll be free refreshments, too. Columbus Hall on Main Street. tion. Country Club Rd. ah anyway? a configurations. im shooting an Amtrak ticket collector hope their plea will result in a less saw a flash of light. store.” At the Lake Saint Catherine Inn Music will be provided by the Sweet So. Glastonbury In other cases decided Monday, the high court: Mayer has exhibited at P(J harsh sentence. $7.00 par cpI. and a train policeman. ’That’s when I got mine,” he said. Malley’s has not reordered merchandise in more —Upheld a Superior Court judge’s decision to grant a from noon until 5 p.m., you can Silver Blues who play tunes from ’The number of unmarried persons the Kunsthalle in SInglaa Walcoma E He had pleaded innocent by reason “ I ’ve been kind of pressured into Donahue, hit in the hip, fled the than three months and many shelves have been father custody of his minor child in the final decree search for bargains and baubles at the ’40s to' the ’80s. Admission is $5. of the opposite sex sharing the same Darmstadt, West Ger- a 3 of insanity. this, but as it is I agree with it,” car and warned fellow crew bare. Issued when the man and his wife were granted a the community flea market. At 1 On Sunday, Jan. 31, the big family living quarters has double since DInnar RaaarvaHona •> many, Dayton Art ______633-B253______Ms. Calise, a professional model, Banks told Judge Seymour Hendel. members, who radioed for help. divorce. p.m. cheer your favorite team in a event of the day is the imertube 1970. Institute, Contemporary 1 16 — T H E H ERALD . Tues., Jan. 26, 1982 Area towns

Bolton / Coventry January 27,19S2 sons will note your coopera- In tha. year ahead you should tion. < slart to find that many condi- CANCER (June 21-July 22) I Commaiclals tions that caused you anxiety You may think you're being 4 Oklshoffls .will cease to exist. They'll be forced to stick your neck out a town replaced by a shower of excel- mile today, but you really won't 7 Summer drink -lent Opportunities from Dame be. You'll use good lodgment In 10 Yelp □E1C3D n a o Fortune. all undertakings. I I Cheat (il.) Liiuia □□n o BtDLiu .AQUAMUS (Jan. 20-Fsb. 19) LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) If a 12 Actress □DDDOG □□ EIQDQ '-That early Interference you may choice has to be made today, aDDEinn □□n ooci Bolton zoning panel Fsnow experience won't last long stand by your family or thoM 13 Fictional □□□□ nana □□□ with whom you have strong nrnn o n n n today. Your expertise teams up Greek anton look |,wlth Lady LuCk to knock out emotional bonds, over 14 Warier 63 Mountains . any and all predators. Predic- acquaintances. Your good for- 16 Bygone days (abbr.) tions ol what's in store for you tune lies In the Inner circle. Motley’s Crew — Templeton jSi Forman 17 Foulard )‘ln each season following your VIROO (Aug. 23-SepL 22) Your 64 Actor Mineo ‘ birth dale and where your luck lodgment Is very astute today 19Thus(Lat| 65 Printer's OKs trailer park plan and opportunities lie are In In evahiallng ma|or Issues. 20 Qualm massure (pi.) 15 Maks free 37 Poetic 22 Rested in 18 Same (prefix) contraefion ■your new Astro-Grwh. Mall $1 Seek or listen to advice, but AUBEL, WITH ALU ISHT THERE REMEMBER „t30W'r „io r each to Astro-Qraph, Box reserve the final decision (or those bil l s I'M ano t her chair DOWN 21 Stars open- 41 Prickly herb TAKE NlPFOR 24 Bespatter > 489, Radio City Station, N.Y. yourself. mouthed 42 Auxiliary verb SONNA MAFTA, ALTERNATIVE / 27 Anxious 1 Brother of and having no more than 20 homes. residents, wishes could be ’ 10019. Be sure to specify birth LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oel. 22) AN ANSWER,,, 23 Sesame plant By Richard Cody ASK MR. DPUD6E • M I K E ? conduct Moses 44 Snakelike fish Four mobile homes per acre is the developed for consideration of such r'date. Although your first Instinct may 25 Not new be to say "no" whan asked to FORA RAISE,- As. 30 Scouting or- 2 Give name to 47 Stories Herald Reporter • PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) 26 Greeted maximum, he said, and each lot has a proposal. 'Because your attitude Is posl- perform a service today, you'll ganization 3 Short gaiter 48 Customer 28 Not one BOLTON — Zoning com - to have at least 10,000 square feet. Dooley said Minicucci has not yet ,ilv e and far-seeing you won't respond to the call of duty. You I'jiuJ'lni {abbr.j 4 Shining 49 Jesus • fear to taka on a reasonable won't be sorry you did. 31 Marx brother 5 Coloring 29 Lessen missioners have agreed on new This proposal differs from those applied again, adding that his plan ( bo ss) monogram ' risk today, even though others SCORPIO (0 ^ 29-Nov. 22) 34 Oipped out 6 Chimps 31 Geographical put forth by the commission in n e ^ s a zone change also. 51 Ages regulations that, if adopted, would ) might try to dissuade you. Your Bothersome solicitors may be 36 East 7 Friendly division incorporate a “ floating” zone con- September and criticized as being • optimism will be rewarded. trying to put the touch on you J 38 Soft leather 8 Stamping 32 Son of 53 Allot THE UNIQUE PART of the today, but you'll already have cept and give developers a shot at too liberal by residents. UPI photo ARIES (March 21-April 19) 39 Egg drink device Aphrodite 55 Golfer Snead proposed regulations is the incor- Make the lime to listen to what had your mind made up on 40 One or the 9 Organ for putting new mobile home parks in 33 Swine home 56 Play division THE OI.D PROPOSED poration of a new zoning concept in others have to offer today. One what to do with your money or other hearing town. time. (pi., comp. 57 Genetic regulations had a density of eight Bolton, the floating zone. The Congress’ newest member. Rep. Bar- are House Majority Loader James Wright who crosses your path may 43 To be ILal) 10 Hindu ascetic As written. Zoning Commission have a golden opportunity to SAQITTARniS (Nov. 23-Oeo. 45 The briny practice wd.| meterial homes per acre. What this does, Dooley said, is bara Kennelly, D-Conn. (second from left) is (left); Mrs. Kennelly’s son, John, 12; Rep. olfer you. 21) Though at first It may look 35 Hard 59 Diamond Chairman Philip G. Dooley said deep 13 Wipe out (si.) The town of Mansfield, Dooley require that the mobile home parks Toby Moffett, D-Conn. (third from right); and TAURUS (April 20-May 20) like your rewards aren't coming Monday, the regulations, though welcomed by House Speaker'Thomas said, permits a mobile home on 9,000 be in their own specific zone; but the Mrs. Kennelly’s husband, James (second Something that may start out today, be patient. Before the 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 potentially opening the door to new O’Neill Monday as the 97th Congress’ se- today looking as If It Is working day Is done, chances are you'll World’s Greatest Superheroes square feet, and East Hartford location of the new zone can be parks, would be among the most cond session gets under way. Also present from right). against you could actually realize your hopes. allows up to 100 homes per park. anywhere — it can “ float” around — prove to be quite fortunate. CAPRICORN (Dee. 22-Jan. 19) 10 11 12 stringent of any in towns that allow Dooley said the regulations also if approved by the commission, Keep your hopes up. Something you've hoped tor Is mobile homes. ' working out today according to 14 15 propose a comfortable distance which retains final say. QEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) 13 The regulations are scheduled for Accept all tasks placed upon tha game plan, so don't change between the road and the homes and The only requirement, he said, is your course. You'll know It a public hearing March 23. he said. your shoulders today, even If 16 17 18 19 some stipulations for rear lots. This that the parks must be in an area Kennelly says she's ready you don't think Ihey're your when you see the tip ol the Dooley said the regulations, ap- Iceberg. keeps the homes "well-spaced,” he already zoned for business. responsibllllles. The right per- proved for the hearing by the com- 20 23 25 26 said, and "helps keep our rural For example, if a developer owns mission Wednesday, propose mobile character.” a tract of land in a business zone, home parks of at least five acres 27 28 29 30 Consideration of adding mobile and wants to put in a mobile home to face difficult decisions . home regulations to the town’s park, he applies to the commission. 31 32 33 35 zoning laws was sparked in October The commission then considers it Library offers when Charles J. Minicucci Jr., co- for the location applied for, and if Bridge 36 38 when House Speaker Thomas Democrats and nine are owner of the Anderson Trailer Park approved, the land becomes zoned WASHINGTON (UPI) - 1 O’Neill administered the oath of of- Republicans. She is the only woman on Route 44A, applied to expand his as a mobile home zone. Democrat Barbara Kennelly, 39 41 fice. in Connecticut’s six-member House films for kids park from five to 19 homes. In contrast, business zones are Connecticut’s newest member of House Democratic leader Jim delegation and the (irst since Mrs. To date, mobile home parks are already mapped out. Business can Congress, says she is ready to tackle 43 4T 46 47 48 49 Grasso was elected to represent the If 8 Vienna coup time BOLTON — The Hartford Associa- outlawed in Bolton, but because be built only in those already the tough issues facing the nation. Wright of Texas gave her a kiss, and “I’m very aware there are going Rep. Pat Schroeder, D-Colo., 6th District in 1971 and 1973. 50 51 1 2 53 54 tion for Education of Young three small parks (the largest has designated areas, unless there is a ueezing him. This type cheered and gave her a hug as other Connecticut Gov. William O’Neill Children will sponsor an early five homes) existed before zoning zone change. But zone changes are to be quite difficult decisions,” said iBy has been called the Mrs. Kennelly Monday after she members lined up to shake her apparently w ill name a successor to ienna coup ever since, 55 56 67 58 59 childhood film festival at the was adopted in 1950, they were usually hard to come by. NORTH l - i m was sworn in as a congresswoman. hand. Mrs. Kennelly. The state although the Vienna squeeze Bentley Memorial Library tonight allowed to continue under the grand- What the floating zone does is not SAKQ4 S Legislature adjourned its special would he a better name for 60 61 62 at 7. father clause. But they could not ex- restrict a certain type of develop- "I’m ready.” Moffett said Mrs. Kennelly “com- f (J1076 it. Mrs. Kennelly, daughter of the bines the best of the older political session Monday without having ♦ 42 "Puppets,” “ Tangram,” and "A t pand. ment to one predetermined area of South’s five notrump call late Connecticut and national traditions with the best of the new acted to fill the vacancy. When the ♦ A1 63 64 65 Your Fingertips, Boxes, Clay and Minicucci’s application was town. guaranteed all the aces and u Cylinders," will be shown. The rejected "without prejudice” — Dooley said it would be possible to Democratic Chairman John Bailey, political traditions.” Legislature isn’t in session, the WEST EAST North decided to gamble out ♦ 109 * ti (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) festival is open to the public free of meaning he could try again — after a put a mobile home park on residen- was sworn in by House Speaker Rep. W illiam Ratchford, D-Conn., governor can make such an appoint- 11 seven notrump. called her “ people oriented” and ment. ♦ K9 WJ85S2 Based on the principle charge. For more information, call series of meetings and hearings, and tially zoned land, but a zone change ’Thomas O ’ Neill. Resigning as Connecticut’s noted she followed in the footsteps Connecticut House Speaker ♦ EJ1I 97ard’s Windham. .to continually improve our M offett, D-Conn., and said “ I do” Downey, who resigned as chair- foreign policy and crime. UA,(M,CARLil£.W€RC curriculum,” he said. ‘"The Flat IF We'Re emphasis is not assistance to the O O i H C ^ T o MAKE iTTX U principal — it is to better Testimony not allowed curriculum.” PW W WCIA, Hftfelo TmTe^\ (^)RE€lTs! Morianos said the board should Region Highlights on violation allegation reconsider its guidelines. \ “ I don’t think the town w ill stand Board to share cost Region Fire ’Training Center in Laconia, N. H. for you going up there with even a The firefighters, Francis Williams, Kevin VERNON — Rockville Superior Negro received a suspended one- bigger budget with an even smaller HEBRON — The three towns served by the Williams and Marikay O’Donneli are now members Court Judge Eugene T. Kelly year sentence in 1978 for allegedly school system,” he said. “ I don’t Regional District 8 Board of EMucation w ill ask the of the water and ice rescue squad operating out of refused to hear testimony Monday continually harassing, threatening think it’s fair to the taxpayers. It’s regional board to assume the cost of late bus ser- Company 2 firehouse on Deepwood Drive in the on the allegations that George A. and assaulting his form er employee. just going to get the people upset, vice at RH AM High School. Amston Lake area, where a boat and other Negro of 775 Vernon St., He was put on probation, but and you’ll end up losing your high ’The individual elementary school boards from specialized rescue equipment is located. Manchester, violated a court injunc- allegedly violated it. As a result, in school over an assistant principal.” the three district towns — Andover, Marlborough tion by harassing Lucille B. 1980 Mrs. Williams was granted an Fire Chief William V. Borst said the department and Hebron —have been responsible for .providing has spent two years gathering the necessary equip- Williams of Hebron. injunction to prevent Negro from Budget com mittee Chairman ment for water rescue operations much of which K elly did not act on a contempt of contacting her in any manner. James C. Marshall said the issue bus transportation to and from school including late was donated or made by department members. court motion against Negro by the will be on the next board meeting’s bus service, regardless of grade level. ’The rescue squad is commanded by Bruce plaintiff, her attorney Jonathan Negro runs the Eastern Bus Lines agenda Feb. 11. He said although the Hebron School Board member Kirk Smallidge DeGray. ' Kaplan said today, but decreed that Co. in Bolton and the Bolton Riding brard had agreed to cut the position, will represent all three local boards at a Feb. 22 the injunction is still in effect. Stables. no official action was taken. meeting of the District 8 Board of Eklucation to ask that the district take over the late hus service. ’The local boards contend that the district should be PZC rejects request responsible for financing the late bus because it SOUTH WINDSOR — ’The Planning and Zoning serves students in programs over which only the Commission has rejected the application of Coimty Many demand extra study regional board has jurisdiction. Distributors Inc. of 1510 John Fitch Blvd. to add a Bugs Bunny — Warner Bros. ’The late bus is intended for students who par- 6 limited retail operation to its plant. ticipate in after-school activities or stay late to ob- J.H.C Construction Inc. has asked the commis- LOOK. 9vOCE SIGNALS. tain academic help from teachers. sion to amend the town’s industrial zoning C:OULD BE HOSTILE of UConn incinerator plans regulations to permit limited retail and wholesale IN D IA N S . merchandising of the poultry and related products Calendar adopted produced in the plant. M AN S FIE LD (U P I) - M ore than A group called^Concemed Citizens waste siting act, passed by the 100 people turned out Monday night of Mansfield has been formed to Legislature last year, Which GLASTONBURY - ’The Board of location, Zoning officials said the request was denied last to demand that a proposed hazar- organization' opposition to the requires facilities to meet certain Monday night, adopted the calendar for the coming week because the commission felt a retail opera- tion was inappropriate in ah industrial zone. dous waste incinerator at the project. review and monitoring school year. It calls for school to start Aug. 31 for University of Connecticut be given Monday night, members spoke for requirements. secondary students and Sept. 1 for elementary further study before officials 3V5 hours on the issue but the council school students with the last day of school to be She claimed town residents have School problems im- proceed with plans. made no decisions. June 10. the right “ to be subject to the full About a dozen speakers at the ‘ "This isn’t the kind of thing that ’The last day’s date w ill be dependent upon how umbrella protection afforded each proved Town Council meeting repeated the should be pushed along hastily,” many snow days or other unscheduled school and every town in the state by the fear that possibly dangerous effects said Randal Steinen, a Mansfield closings are necessary. Proposals to start school GLASTONBURY — James ’Tyrell, vice principal siting act.” of the facility haven’t been Zoning Commission member. after Labor Day and to delete one of the vacations of the Gideon Welles Junior High School, told explored. “ I encourage you to listen to the ‘"rhis is one point on which there were rejected hy board members. A poll of teachers and parents that disciplinary problrans at The university has proposed facts that have been presented,” he can be no compromise,” she said. teachers taken by the Education Association the school have been remedied with the new in- building the incinerator at the main said. showed teachers opposed starting school before school suspension program. tIConn campus at Storrs to dispose CCM spokeswoman Jill Cobert, Labor Day by a vote of 135-90. According to Eileen Campbell, a teacher at the o f chemical, biological and low-level who has collected 1,600 petition Air quality report school, teachers believe there is no problem radioactive waste generated by signatures opposing the facility, “There is an abundance of rumors in the com- school researchers at Storrs and the said she felt citizens had the right to HARTFORD (UPI) - The stote Firefighters trained munity,” she said. school’s five branch campuses. a full hearing on Jhe merits of the Department of Environmental A suggesUon for a professional evalnaUon of the Last week, the first hearing on the project. Protection forecast good air quality HEBRON — ’Three members of the Hebron school, made by a parent, was backed by n .n H proposed project drew' about 350 She said she didn’t believe it was across Ckmnecticut for today. ’Die Volunteer Fire Department recently completed a Moynihan, a teacher. ’The immediate hiring of one people, most o l whom were against fair that UConn was granted exem p- DEP reported good air quality training course in water and ice rescue at the Lakes more administrator was also suggested. the incinerator. tion from the state’s hazardous statewide on Monday also. THE HERALD. 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Telephone tal office in Manchester. 4 established company pays telephone 643-9811. to 7 p.m., four days a Friday from 10 a.m. to PREPARATION - Ex- BUILDING for automotive 643-1727 evenings. high wages and has noon, or 5 to 6 p.m., for in- ] N O TIC E S week; 10 to 6 Saturday; 11 perienced - at your home repairs for leading national excellent benefits in- terview. E.O.E. COVENTRY - Route 31 to 6 Sunday, th ree - Call Dan Mosler, 649- End Ro n 8 p w i a li company in the Truc k s lor Sale 62 cluding dental insurance, T m wKl rolli lor $1J)0. near 44A. Three rooms Manchester area. We need ■ weekends a month. Call for 3329. with or without heat. Bar, H e ra ld voic e Lo st and Found 1 pension and profit sharing TELEPHONE SOLICITOR 3,000-3,500 plus sq. ft. 1972 DODGE VAN - very appointment between 9 and MUST b# pickod up boforo appliances. $335/$285. One plan. Minimum five years - part time days only on our Please call collect, 1-401— good condition, 6 cyl., 12, Monday thru Friday, PERSONAL INCOME 11:30 a.in. <1 Uw Manehwter month security. After 5 IMPOUNDED - Male, poo- experience required. Call premises. Hourly rale 724-8198. automatic. Asking $1500. 528-1300. TAX SERVICE - Returns Herald Olflca. p.m,. or weekends dle. white, two years old, today - 528-4144. $3.75. Work hours 9 a.m.-l Telephone 646-2491. Center Street. Female, two prepared, tax advice telephone 742-8463. PART TIME OR full time .m. or 1 p.m.-4 p.m. M/sc. for Rent 58 months, Shepard cross, WANTED: Phone onday-Friday. For given. Learn how to best tan. C enter S treet. legal secretary for busy solicitors, hourly wages Si Hom e s for R e nt 54 Since Manchester law office. further information call manage your personal FOUR CORD - 4 ft. green MANCHESTER - Garage' Female, six months, plus bonuses and incentive Parkade Bowling Lanes, for rent at Park Chestnut Experience preferred. finances. Reasonable delivered, $270 or trailer 456V2 MAIN STREET - six English Setter cross, black programs. Experience a 643-1507. Condominiums. $35 per LEGAL NOTICE 0 8 % * of our readers Shorthand necessary. rates. Call 646-7306. load average 10 cord, 14 rooms, $400. plus utilities. TOWN OF MANCHESTER ancT white, Oxford Street. plus but will train. Full or month. Telephone 644-2^. 646-4555. Hours flexible. Reply Box part time people. Call Bob and 20 foolers delivered, No appliances. Tenant in- NOTICE OF HOUSEKEEPER Live- COLLECTOR OF REVENUE FF, c/o The Herald. at 646-5039 between 1 and 4 WALT ZINGLER’s In- $650. Order for next winter surance. Security. 646-2426 in. To care for elderly come Tax Service. Filing b e fo re p ric e s go up. The second installment of taxes Announc eme nts 3 p.m. for appointment. gentleman. Room, board, weekdays. 61 ...o. due on the Grand List ol October 1. GENERAL OFFICE tax returns in your home Telephone 871-0186. Autos F or Sale advertising's excellent salary. Pleasant 1980 are due and payable durliw the FLEA MARKET: Every WORK in one person of- since 1974. Call 646-5346. BIRCH STREET - two montli of January 1962. If Ihu in- S o r t a n t t o t iie fice. No dictation. Ac- living conditions. Must TWO SNOW TIRES VGC SURPLUS JEEPS, CARS, stallment is not ^ d in fuU durina Sunday 10-5. Coventry an- drive. References. bedroom house. $400 plus TRUCKS. Car Inventory the montti o f January, interest win curate typing. Marketing INCO M E TAX Firestone G78-14 Town and be chaizeize d...... at the rate o f lV(i% per tique center, 1140 Main TOOL AND DIE Telephone 643-8264 or write utilities. Security and valued ^143 sold for $100.,' Street, Coventry. Dealer experience helpful. Plea- RETURNS prepared in Country. $35 for the pair. references. Available month from the due dale, Januuy sant phone manner and Box GG, c/o The Herald. Woman's tan coat fur Similar bargains available. 1st. The minimum Interest charge space available. Telephone MAKER your home. Call Thomas February 1st. Telephone Call for information. 602- Is 61.00. 742-9698. able to work with minimal c o lla r , s iz e 12, $20. 643-5372. In compliance with Section U-17b supervision. Monday- Three years CLERK TYPIST - Michalak, 644-8034. . Telephone 649-2417. _ . 941-8014, E x t . 7816. P h o n e Experienced typist needed of the General Statutes, Motor Friday, 9-5. Send resume exp erien ce and the call refundable. Vehicle taxes doe on the October 1, and salary history to ability to work from for East Hartford Oil Com- ICE SKATES - two pair, OtHe e s-Store s 1960 supplemental Grand L ift are also due and payable in fa ll during Scripps League blueprints will qualify pany. Knowledge of office P a in ting-P a p e ring 32 medium size. $20. Two lor Ra nt 55 E M P L O Y M E N T procedure necessary. Word BANK REPOSSESSIONS the month of January, 1062. Thii Newspapers, Inc., 210 Main you for this position in ukes, one four and one tax is due on vehicles registered processing experience FOR SALE Street, Manchester, CT an aircraft oriented INTERIOR PAINTING, eight string. $50. Telephone NEWLY RENOVATED between October 1,1160 and July 1, plus. Inquire at 414 Tolland 1961. The same Interest rate will i n i p o r t a n t t Help IV a nle d 13 06040. over ten years experience, 649-7517. 310 SQuare feet office 1975 - Buick Skylark, 6 cyl., 2 shop with lots of growth Street, East Hartford. low rates and senior citizen potential. available. Main Street dr. coupe, $1800. t^Umenta may be made by mail. If PART TIME - Work at discounts. 643-9980. location with am ple 1974 - K a w a s a k i M o t o r c y c l e , a receipt is r^uested, a stainped home on the phone ser- Competitive income self-addreased envelope sboula be Q U A LITY CO NTR OL parking. Call 649-2891. SOOcc. 1800. vicing our customers in and com prehensive U B U S IN E S S IN TE R IO R AND enclosed. INSP ECTO R & F IR ST 1979 K A W A S A K I Said taxes are payable at the Of- your area. Telephone 456- benefit package. and S E R V IC E S EXTERIOR painting, WORK ROOM 26 X12. Heat Th e above ca n bo tOen at fic e o f the Collector o f Revenue in 0876 or 528-6631. PIECE L A Y O UT paper hanging, Carpent^ SNOWMOBILE - 440 In- available. Adjoining 12 x 12 the Municipal Building - Monday S B M thru Friday, 6:30 A.M .1o4;»P.M . on aircraft sheetmetal Work. Fully insured. J.P. truder. Must Sacrifice! room. No heat. No plum- SARAT 923 Main Stroot, Manchoslor James A. Turek HAIRDRESSER parts in an air- S ervices Offered 31 Lewis & Son, 649-9658. $900. T elep h on e 649-2094 bing in either room. Plenty MANUFACTURIN6C0. after 5 p.m, Collector of Revenue WANTED FULL TIME. conditioned plant. Five •••••••••••••••••••••••• parking available. 003-12 676 Tolla nd Streat INTERIOR/EXTERIOR Paid vacation, sick days. years experience. Com- REWEAVING BURN Telephone 649-5358. Experience necessary. East Hartford, C T. PAINTING - Wallpapering, SEASONED HARDWOOD pany paid benefits and 528-7166 HOLES. Zippers, um- Telephone 643-8339. brellas repaired. Window and Drywall Installation. - Cut, split, delivered $90. Lacy Linens over 5 years. overtime. shades, V e n e ti a n blinds. Quality professional work. Unsplit, $80. Four footers, Liquor Permit MEDICAL SECRETARY - DYNAMC METAL PRODUCTS Keys. TV FOR RENT. Reasonable prices. Free $70. Telephone 742-8056. NOTICE OF APPUCATION wanted part time or full CO. D E LIV E R Y AND stock Marlow’s, 867 Main Street. estimates. F^lly insured. Graceful This is to give noUce that I, time. Call 487-1931 on 422 North Main St. clerk. Steady work 649-5221. G.L. McHugh, 643-9321. D ogs-BIrds-P e ts 43 K IN G . C H A R L E S D . o f 289 weekends and 646-6844 M a nchMier Monday-Friday for OAKLAND STREET: weekdays. 646-4046 growing wholesale dis- Building Contra cting 33 A PAIR OF BEAUTIFUL MANCHESTER, CT. 06040 have tributor in Manchester. older kittens. A Morris filed an appUcaUon pUcatded 11 Immediate opening. In- FARRAND look-a-like and a black long JANUARY 61 wlUi Uie Divlalon of Liquor Control a GROCERY y S S ’usiness. surance benefits, paid M&M P&H, Manchester REMODELING - Cabinets, haired double pawed. 633- BEER for the sale of alcohoUc vacation when qualified. 649-2871. S m all repairs, Roofing, Gutters, Room 6581, 342-0571. liq u o r on th e p r e m ia e a 176 PART TIM E Good driving record and remodeling, heating, Additions, Decks, All types •••••••••••••••••••••••• OAKLAND STREET. references required. Apply baths, kitchens and water o f . R e m o d e lin g and Antiqu e s 48 MANCHESTER, CT. 08040. N e wsp a p e r Circula tion Solicitor Manchester Tobacco and heaters. Free estimates! Repairs. Free estimates. 'Ifie buauiets will be owned by P E R O F R U IT STAND, INC. o l 278 Candy Compay, 299 Green Fully insured. Phone 643- ANTIQUES & Road, Manchester. Ci & M Tree Service, Free 6017. OAKLAND STREET. Thre e Evenings Per We e k COLLECTIBLES - Will M ANCH ESTER, CT. 06040 end wUl estimates. Discount senior purchase outright or sell on be conducted by K IN G , C H ARLES Approxim a tely 5 p.m. - 8 p.m. citizens. Company ROBERT E. JARVIS - commission. House lot or D. as permittee. Manchester owned and Remodeling Specialist. single piece. 644-8962. Charles D. King to work with C arrier ESTIMATOR - operated. Call 646-1327. For room additions, Dated 2Sth day of January 1961 'g i t s with y o w Sales Forc e. kitchens, bathrooms, Wanted to B uy 48 TIME STUDY LIGHT TRUCKING - Fen- roofing and siding or anv OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO cing. Attics, cellars, gar- home improvement need. Minimum of two years CASH FOR YOUR Proper- Salary plus Commission ages cleaned. All types Telephone 643-6712. ty. We buy quickly and con- a d v e rt is M ^ of college or similar trash, brush removed. technical college fidentially. TTie Hayes Cor- Picket, Split Rail, LEON CIESZYNSKI poration. 646-0131. A s k a brigh t background with strong Stockade Fences installed. Apply In person at the BUILDER. New homes, y o u n g everydaH'^ technical mathematical 528-0670. additions, remodeling, rec Manchester Herald OMdS ability. Must'be able to rooms, garages, kitchens w om a n th a ^ H e r a i a . or call Je a nn e a t 647-9946 read blueprints. LICENSED DAY CARE remodeled, ceilings, bath * R E K TA L S w a y t o g o lor a ppointm e nt Knowledge of time HOME * Will watch your tile, dormers, roofing. w h a n y o u study methods desired child or infant days. Call Residential or commer- 646-0262. cial. 649-4291. Rooms lor Rent 52 hava still- but not essential. good items For interview ap- BABYSITTER DESIGN KITCHENS, ROOM FOR Gentleman - a round th a pointment contact: AVAILABLE, Martin cabinets, vanities, counter kitchen privileges, hom e o r Personnel Department School area. Call after 3 . tops, kitchen cabinet fronts parking, washer and dryer, a p artm e nt HELP WANTED (644-1581) p.m, 649-2094. custom woodworking, etc. T^ephone 643-5600. w h iiA PIONEER colonial reproductions. C IR C O U TIO N DEPT. CARPENTRY and J.P. Lewis 649-9658. CLEAN, quiet room for a r a n o P A R A C HUTE C O.. INC. masonry. Call Tony middle aged or seml- longer Hal* Road retired person. Home at- •k Newspaper Dealer Ne eded Manehaatar, CT 06040 Squillacote, 649-0811. ELECTRICAL SERVICES ne eded - We do all types of Elec- mosphere, no drinking. in Vernon-Rockyille Are a E.O.E. o r used. H e lp Wanle d 13 trical Work! Licensed. Call References. Telephone 64l^ Add a luxury touch to C a ll 647-9946 after 5:00 p.m., 646-1516. 1237: linens with charming old- As k tor Jo a nn e fashioned ladies embroi- jShe'll t a ll r TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY dered in easy stitches and y o u h er Residential & Commercial Apartments lor Rent 53 A flattering style for the crocheted pineapple lace k Part-time Inserters ^ Construction. Remodelhig, larger size flgnre, with skirts. w a y . . . home improvements, ad- comfortable yoke and ' No. 2291 has transfer a lo w-c o s t Must be 18 ye ars old MANCHESTER- One and raglan-sleeves. ditions, bathroom & two bedroom apartments for 2 motife; crochet di- ad in c a n 647-9947 No. 8824 with Photo- rections; color chart. CARRIERS NEEDED kitchen rem odeling, available. Centrally Cl a s sifi a d. . . roofing, siding, repairs, Guide ie in Sises 38 to TS onn. naS tuo Hr nob A s k tor Jo h n located on busline near MS ftr tw ists sst th a e asy w a y door & window replace- 60. Sise 40, 44 bust, 8% shoppii^ center and yards 46-inch. t o f in d a ment and alterations. 6 ^ schools. For further details SUM u s t r •k Carriers Ne eded 1379. , Patterns available only He a B s i Ml i r . ! ^ cash b uy e r. call 649-7157. in eiaes ehenm, in Manchester IN TS 0HIIL.S|M tu t Wr tsW •iwTWkaT^Sim DENNIS AND RUSSELL 118 MAIN STREET - 3 and pjWwra» pPi OTR lir PUBIilR MS W h a n y o u Rachel Rd.. MILLER - Remodeling, s a j a f S h s U S s s r.-* 4 room heated apartments, ttf WRWTT w a n t t o go Tu d or La. additions, roofing, rec hot water, no appliances. I t U AUUM with 16-page rooms, paneling, gutters, nanMMehnM GIFT SECTION wltfifSll th e Classifiad Security - tenant in- iH t le s.'ii Semites C a ll 647-9946 aluminum and vinly siding surance. 646-2426, 9-5 ■WTlii.ET.1ltM direetlona. P rice... $2.25. w a y . . . just MANCHESTER installed year round. Jr' weekdays. Msl Nsas. tssran «Mi at give us a call. Telephone 649-2954 or 649- MM, S5w w S r sst tin. Vta'II d o 1421. MANCHESTER MAIN New FASHION with iHJanrfypfitrr Photo-Guide patteme in t h a r e s t STREET - Two room all also rangfea, hat a Call 647-9946 You'll neveY know the apartment. Heated, hot anedal Graea Cole Ci^'CoU oc- Iferali power of/Classified until water, appliances. No pets. tion fer largerir eistaieistaI |pins you use it yourslef. Call Security. Parking: 2 BONUS ^ nlu pp oo uu fl today to place an ad. Telephone 523-7047. Price. . . . $1.25. 20 - THE HERALD. Tues.. Jan. 26. 1982 BUSINESS

J Income tax tips -Manchester at work' Compute actual costs I-''.S'

of business car use

(This is the seventh part purchase a new car in 1981, of a 10-part series) you don’t have to report the rebate as income. If you use your car for Your In 1976, the IRS ruled business, you may overlook that such rebates aren’t an easy tax-cutting Money's taxable income to a retail procedure, especially if customer who at arm’s you bought your car in Worth length buys the car from a manufacturer’s dealer. 1981. In the past, many of Sylvia Porter 1 you have taken the lazy The rebate is merely a method permitted by the reduction of the cost of the Internal Ilevenue Service auto. in figuring the deductible Next; Sales Tax Deduc- tions. cost of running a business car. You determine the an f8,000 car in November, purchases, it isn’t clear on (“Sylvia Porter’s 1982 number of miles you used '81, you claim $2,000 in how to use the new Income Tax Book,’’ her the car for business during depreciation for 1981. limitations for cars for comprehensive guide to in- the year. The allowable For disposal of your old which the optional mileage come taxes, is now ; deduction is then computed car in that same month, allowance was used before available through her at 20 cents per mile for the you can claim-. your costs 1981. column. Send $3.95 plus $1 firs t 15,000 m iles of for the old car under the The Treasury has in- for mailing and handling to business use and 11 cents pre-1981 rules, plus the dicated that the 60-mile “Sylvia Porter’s 1982 In- per mile thereafter. This costs of the new car limit would apply to post- come Tax Book,” in care of eliminates the need to (figuring depreciation of 1979 expenses, regardless this newspaper, 4400 John-

prove all the driving $ 2 ,000). of how much of the five- son Dr., Fairway, Kan. expenses. And' regardless of year useful life limitations 66205. Make checks This procedure has whether you use the op- was used up before 1980. payable to Universal Press become less attractive tional or actual-cost This would mean that you Syndicate.) because years have not method, you are entitled to could continue the 20-cent- kept up with actuai costs. a 1981 investment credit of per-mile deduction even Sylvia Porter tells how to For instance, the IRS kept 6 percent of the cost of the though the car was more get “Your Money’s Worth” mileage allowances for ’81 car you bought in 1981. than 5 years old. — daily on the business page in The Manchester at the same level as for In 1981, the IRS changed If you were given a Herald photo by Tarquinio ’80s. the rules on how many qebate as an incentive to Herald. When you compute your years you could claim a 20- car expenses, make sure to cent-per-mile deduction on Menus, recipes and shopping tips are featured in The Robert Boyd, owner of Woodside Enter- St. shop. Boyd has been in business at the compute them both ways — the first 15,000 business Manchester Herald’s Focus/Food section, every prises, weighs a gold ring at his 210 Pine site for three years.

your actual costs vs. the miles each year. For pre- Wednesday, deduction allowed under 1981 years, this couid be

the IRS formula. It may taken for the first five pay to use your actual years of the car. After

costs, though that may that, the car was viewed as FuJbiic require more record- fully depreciated, and only N ew column offered

keeping. 11 cents per mile could be records If you bought a car for high school for Fairchild Publications, reporting on claimed on all business “I try to intercept tomorrow, to give the average business in 1981, used or mileage. ..investor the benefit of information that the big men’s and boys’ fashion trends. That led him into

new, there are rules under Because of the new post- brokerage firms get first.” covering top retail management for Women’s Wear the ’81 act for computing 1980 rules that permit cars That’s how Dan Dorfman sums up the thrust of Daily. Notice of IIb pendenn your depreciation that tilt to depreciate over three his nationalty-syndicated, twice-weekly column on Successively, he worked for the New York Herald Carole Grlnold against the scales even more in years, the IRS says that for business and finance which begins Wednesday in Tribune, the World Journal Tribune and the Wall Raymond Wade Grinold, favor of deducting actual car expenses after 1979, a Street Journal, where for seven years he wrote its the Herald. a.k.a. R. Wade Grinold and costs. 20-cent-per-mile allowance “I consider myself an equalizer, letting my widely read column, "HeaM on the Street.” Robert Bruce Grinold, un- ^ Here’s a rundown of up to 15,000 miles a year readers in on the thinking of the really Incisive men From the Journal he moved to New York divided one-third interest' these new rules. can only be claimed on up on Wall Street,” he says. “I also poke into the shady magazine to write “The Bottom Line,” a business in property on Center Regardless of when you to 60,000 miles. If you side of business to alert investors of the pitfalls in column that appeared in both the New York and the Street and I^ox Street. placed the car in service in drove 15,000 miles or more the path of the unwary.” California editions. 1981, you can claim a year, you would reach the Before joining the Chicago Tribune-New York Release of attachment Dorfman brings more than 20 years of reporting depreciation for 1981 equal 60,000-mile total in four to his column, all of it related to business and News Syndicate in 1979, Dorfman was a con- Lena Cavanna against DAN DORFMAN to 25 percent of the cost of years. While the ruling is finance. tributing editor of Esquire magazine, for which he Daniel G. Desmarais, and the car. Thus, if you bought clear on post-1981 ... “an equalizer wrote a business and finance column. Barbara M. Desmarais. „ A New York City boy, he went to work right out of

Program set

Business and technical writers, programmers, and others in the Manchester area interested in learning about a clearer and better writing system Hie Eo(^ bmgs you a are invited to attend a program about Information Mapping to be given at this month’s meeting of the Central Connecticut Chapter, Society for Technical Communications. The meeting will be Thursday, at 6 p.m. at the CG-Aetna Building, 55 Elm St. (on Pulaski Circle) new, belter and expanded in Hartford. Reservations are necessary and are obtained by calling Ann Foley at C(3-Aetna, 525- 3451, extension 2161. The Society for Technical Com- munications is a non-profit, national organization.

Itax-Sheher

Four promoted To give you an idea of how your IRA savings can benefit from The Universal IRA. the high Interest and tax benefit features, consult the chart. Everyone Is eligible. As of January 1, everyone who works absolutely everyone — Is eligible for an Individual Retirement Years of Without With Tax STAMFORD — The board of directors of Pitney Contribution IRA IRA Bowes Inc. has elected James L. Bast president and Account (IRA), even If you’re covered by another retirement Savings chief executive officer of the company's Dic- plan at work. Previously, If your company had a pension plan, 10 $23,259 $41,460 $18,221 taphone Corp. subsidiary, replacing Hobart C. you weren’t eligible. 15 45,027 90,834 45,807 Krietler who has resigned. Contributions increased. Maximum annual contributions Also elected were Elton R. Vogel vice president- 20 78,607 181,514 102,907 have been Increased to 100% of your annual Income up to finance and administration and Harry W. Neinstedt $2,000 or to $4,000 If both husband and wife are 25 130,408 348,127 217,719 president-financial services of Pitney Bowes. working. For married couples where only one 30 210,316 654,256 443,940 Thomas R. Loemker’s title has been changed to spouse Is working, the maximum annual contri- president-business supplies of Pitney Bowes from bution has been increased to $2,250. k Proioctlong M tum a a 30% tax bracket af>d an annual ^ 12,000 contribution left on deposit at an annual rate president-retail systems and supplies, reflecting ^ ' of 12%, compounded continuously with an his assumption of executive responsibility for the it’s a tax sheiter. Aside from the univer- sal eligibility and the high maximum ^ ^ affaettva yield of 12.94%. The annual rata of 12% company’s business forms subsidiary. Data is a hypothetical rate which First Federal Documents, formerly part of Dictaphone. deposits allowed, one of the greatest SavinQs believes is realistic to achieve over benefits of an IRA is the tax break it the life of the retirement fund. Market rales All four executives report to George B. Harvey, may fluctuate over the term of the account. president and chief operating officer of Pitney offers. The deposits you make to the account are tax-deductible on your Bowes. Fixed or Variable rates. Not only do you federal Income tax return for the Bast, 45, will be responsible for the dictating and earn high interest in a First Federal Savings IRA, year the contribution Is made and your interest word processing operations of Dictaphone and have you get your choice of a fixed or variable rate earned Is tax-deferred. You don’t pay taxes on executive responsibility for Artec International, certificate. Both rates are based on the current 6 the contributions and the high Interest you the word processing development and manufac- month Treasury Bill rates. Call us or come into earn until you withdraw your funds at turing division of Pitney Bowes. any office for a current quote. Loemker, 51, in addition to Data Documents has retirement. At that time, you’ll probably All tax-sheltered savings executive responsibility for the company’s be in a more favorable tax situation. Insured savings. plans at First Federal Savings are insured by Monarch Marking Systems and Pitney Bowes No fees, with a First Federal tax- ‘ the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Marking Systems Ltd. subsidiaries and the Wheeler sheltered savings plan, there are no fees, Corporation, a permanent agency of the Group subsidiary, which includes the Grayarc and commissions, or other administrative United States Government. Drawing Board operations. charges. Vogel, 40, replaces Bast as chief financial and ad- High interest. Guaranteed. An ir a An IRA...it’s a tax shelter, ministrative officer of the company. He will con- tinue as corporate controller. ' from First Federal Savings earns high interest, too...money market interest...that’s it’s a tax break, it’s a Neinstedt, 57, will continue in that post while guaranteed over the term of the investment. assuming executive responsibility for Pitney secured investment. Bowes’ finance subsidiary in the U.K. and finance division in Canada.

Dividend deciared

The Manchester State Bank Board of Directors Ilist Ibdml Sawings have declared a 40-cent per share cash dividend, payable Jan. 20. East Hartford, QIaatonbury, South Qlaatonbuiy, Manchaater, Varnon, Rockville and South WIndaor The announcement came at the board’s monthly meeting in December.