20 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat., March 12. i9H3 She remembers when ‘prodigies' all were boys

working In a post office." !; PAWTUCKET, R.I. ers are gifted kids who Now she discusses the ness. High intellectual Depending on what But it is hard drawing a than most school criteria you use, from 1 to complete picture of a programs. She thinks many pro^s (UPI) — When Deidre have grown up and not fit gifted before various capacity with an IQ of 130 grams for the gifted in . Lovecky was growing up the mold,” she said. groups. But even at that usually is a standard. 5 percent of the population gifted child. Her favorite example is “There are a lot of Albert Einstein, a poor today’s schoois probably.; in North Tarry town, N.Y., Deirdre Lovecky came she was nervous about Other standards are high is gifted. would never pick Einstein ; her family used to call her to Rhode Island to intern being interviewed for the academic achievement in Most parents,' she different ways of being student and a daydrea- thinks, know if their child average, a lot different mer, who related poorly to for special attention. . '■ cousin a genius. Yet Dei­ in child psychology at first time a picked apart a one or more areas, excep­ "If he were assesset} 1 dre knew she was brighter Bradley Hospital in East styrofoam cup as she tional leadership ability is gifted. Such children ways of being gifted,” other children and spent a Providence. She found or creativity and talent in ask incisive questions Lovecky said. For that lot of time with adults. He today,” she said, " h e ; than he. spoke. probabiy wouid be found • "There weren’t any that few people were There are different art, music, drama and often and get into mischief reason her standards for started developing his writing about the gifted. ways of measuring gifted­ writing. because of their curiosity. gifted are much broader theory of relativity while to have a teaming I gifted kids when I was disabitity.” ; growing up,” she said. “There were only prodi­ gies, and they were boys.' ’ Manchester, Conn. Deidre won a scholar­ Cloudy tonight; ship to a high schooi Monday, March 14, 1983 catering to students from showers likely upper middle class fami­ Single copy: 25

Richard M. Diamond, Publlaher Dan FItta, Editor Little progress made in latest round of Metro-North talks OPINION Alex Qlrelll, City Editor ~ Little progress was made In “The only issue is manning,” he said. ”We will not two sides were “a little softer.” railroad,” which* Metro-North strike, which went into its second week today. sign a contract with provisions for minimum crew He said he wanted a quick end to the strike, noting. Talks to end the rail strike in New Jersey, which “I’m concerned about losing passengers at a time began 13 days ago and affects 70,000 commuters, are broki oR^nr"h“? bargaining Mediator Arvid Anderson said the positions of the when we are spending $600 million to rebuild the recessed at least until Tuesday. iTninn ^ ^ m U"Hed Transportation aM^' H.®’ ' “'■‘=*"8 85,000 residents cf Jack and ’s northern suburbs to Anderson find other ways to commute to Manhattan. Carters the monkey on AAondale I?® fnrth®r talks were scheduled. Washington ~=)*® ’^®*'^®‘ ‘"form you we have not been able to WASHINGTON - In these reach an agreement,” said Ed Yule, a general precinct caucuses, are not Merry-Qo-Round earliest days of former Vice ing e<)uipment for F-15 fighters nfftr ‘]*o.“"*on and a key negotiator, shortly likely to forget that in the heat of 00*^0^ at 9:20 p.m. after four hours. CHOICEST MEATS IN TOWN President Walter F. Mondale's to Saudi Arabia and what came Jack Germtond that campaign Mondale held an to be known as Carter’s “ma­ We did a lot of talking with a sincere effort. There formal pursuit of the presid­ IS no progress. How many ways do say no’ ” airport press conference in Des laise” speech in mid-1979. ency, one aspect of his political and Moines at which he attacked Yule said he expected the strike “to be a long one.” MEAT DEPT. SPECIALS DELI SPECIALS history has drawn frequent chairman of the unions on IRISH "aEH UIM E" AA Kennedy for saying much the In all these matters, the one of Metr^North s three rail lines, said the questions from reporters — to Jules Witcover same thing. problem for Mondale on the Witness BLARNEY CHEESE...... m *2.99 ,^nobody's surprise. That is the management had looked at a new union proposal for Kennedy had said that “a campaign trail will not be so RC aAL CHEF BRAND COOKED .A M f k ^ T a r te r connection" — his role Syndicated columnists two minutes before rejecting it. LEAN - HEAD CUT grain embargo won’t work and much what position he took but CORNED BEEF ROUND...... ib *3.49 in the administration of a comes The UTU had proposed the formation of a SWITZERLAND -A defeated president. it’s unfair to farmers. The that he spoke out for positions in committee of labor, management and commuter representatives to study safety and crew size on the BONELESS BRISKET SWISS CHEESE...... ib *3.49 Embarking on this campaign. Soviet troops won’t leave Afgh­ which he didn’t believe. That, to BOAR'S HEAD . a a a anistan and the American be sure, is what vice presidents forward railroad in an effort to break the deadlock over train VIRGINIA BAKED HAM...... b *3.69 Mondale had good reason to he was really vice president in bargo highly unpopular in the crew size, Beebe said. CORNED BEEF lb. hope that two years after the farmer will pay the price for an do, but tell that to the other MUCKE'S . d A A the administration of President farm belt. WASHINGTON — The man who The committee would develop a safety training Carter White House, feelings ineffective foreign policy.” Democratic hopefuls. BOLOGNA or LIVERWURST m * 1.89 Hubert Humphrey. His associa­ On that one. Mondale was told a federal grand jury he saw j^ogram, monitor a program of crew reduction MUCKE'S .A AA about his connection with Car­ Mondale replied by accusing thrqught attrition and conduct a tWo-year study of tion with and allegiance to, the able to point to Carter’s own Kennedy of being motivated by Still, there remains a substan­ Sen. Strom Thurmond, R-S.C., COOKED SALAMI...... ib *2.29 ter may have softened or at Minnesotan who never reached optimum crew size needed to insure safe service, testimony in his recent book, "the politics of the moment,” tial positive side to the “Carter take at least $20,000 in bribes can Beebe said, in releasing the plan to the press before least blurred considerably. the presidency was, to be sure, "Keeping the Faith,” that Mon­ connection,” and Mondale dem­ FLAT CUT PROVOLONE...... lb. *2.49 For one thing, Mondale en­ adding that Kennedy, like Car­ now be named. He is William W. bargaining resumed. genuine. But when it comes to dale in late 1979 had spoken out ter, had to decide "whether to onstrated it effectively in Ames, Pearce. About 50 of the 622 striking trainmen and conductors joyed warm receptions as an .invoking Democrats of the past, against the embargo. “I argued Iowa, on the same initial swing. FRANKS...... lb. *2.49 undeclared candidate, and re-, do the political thing or the thing I had been asked to keep his picketed for about three hours outside the headquar­ BONELESS BRISKET a iU e RIDQE FARMS Humphrey comes to his lips, not then,” he said in Mason City, Speaking in support of nuclear ters of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, cent polls have indicated his that best serves this nation.” name out of my previous reports, EGG A POTATO SALAD...... ib 69^ Carter, Iowa, "that the embargo would Kennedy read that as a slur arms control and the nuclear but my sources believe his identity where the talks were held. The MTA is Metro-North’s SWEET LIFE REO. Or MAPLE . 4 A A experience as a vice president is not work, that it would leak, that freeze, he displayed a detailed parent agency. CORNED BEEF lb. considered a plus. One by David against his patriotism. has now leaked back to the senator. BACON...... ib.*l.o9 ALL THIS has fed the impres­ alternative supplies of grain and sophisticated knowledge of Richard Ravitch, chairman of the MTA, said the MUCKE'S co m Garth in December showed 25 Pearce swore to a Washington, two sides were still deadlocked. sion in the press corps that the would substitute for our supp­ THERE WERE other Carter this intricate subject honed to a D.C., grand jury on Feb. 10 that he KIELBASA...... ,K *2.19 percent of those surveyed to be Carter connection is indeed a lies, and that the image and the considerable degree through his There was an intense discussion of the issues. I more likely to vote for him decisions defended by Mondale had witnessed the bribery. Thur­ hope the union reaiized we are not going to moderate cross Mondale must bear, and reputation of the United States that he now says he privately service as vice president. He mond denied the allegation. because he had been vice one with few redeeming benef­ our position on management’s right of determining as a reliable supplier would be opposed before they were made. was a main player in Carter’s Five days later — under suspi­ crew size,” Ravitch said. president to only 15 percent less its. The test came quickly in damaged, and that we would likely. In an interview with reporters effort to get SALT II through the cious circumstances — a federal Ravitch, joined at a press conference after the talks GARDEI\ FRESH Mondale's first swing as a have to pay a price.” Tom Oliphant and Curtis Wilkie Senate and he speaks with a by William Burns, commissioner of Connecticut’s PRIDE OF FARM 4 grand jury in Norfolk, Va., in­ For his own part. Mondale has declared candidate, when he But Iowa Democrats, and of the Boston Globe, Mondale certitude and conviction that dicted Pearce on six counts of Department of Transportation, said he had rejected PRODUCE SPECIALS helped the process along by was asked in Minnesota and particularly those who sup­ the union’s committee proposal because it was not TURKEY BREAST ,1b. MARIE'S saying very little about Jimmy says he opposed Carter’s "race­ makes him formidable on this fraud. Iowa about Carter’s grain em­ ported Sen. Edward M. issue of importance to Demo­ relevant. • Carter unless asked, and by track” MX missile mode, his As the Senate Judiciary chair­ BLUE CHEESE DRESSING . 12oz. bargo against the Russians for Kennedy in his campaign Rose Garden campaign stra­ crats shopping for their 1984 sounding tor all the world that invading Afghanistan, an em­ man, Thurmond has considerable against Carter in the 1980 Iowa tegy in 1980, the sale of upgrad­ candidate. clout with the Justice Department. SPINACH...... My sources thought it was a UG)nn head says .10 ^z. bag strange coincidence that Pearce WATER ADDED In Manchester &rrA<§li9*i FORrwfiRni AAR-TEUiantM, should suddenly be indicted after MUSHROOMS...... i2oz pk„ HUlMe testifying against the powerful COLONIAL MASTER H.e.n. Thurmond. college renaming FLORIDA ORANGES...... sib b.a’ 1 . 2 9 The indictment followed a long SMOKED SHOULDER .lb. Lassow's move and bitter legal dispute between LARGE TEMPLE ORANGES...... 6 I 9 9 « Pearce and his former employer, 'window dressing' Honeywell, Inc. — a dispute that a first step? Pearce thought bad been settled NEW HAVEN (UPI) — The designation of the months ago. state’s four colleges as universities has stung IMMMMMllMMllilMMMMMlWWWW FOR YEARS Pearce was a University of Connecticut president John A. DiBiag- Somebody finally did it. first to cry uncle. But now gio, who is calling the new status nothing more than ' ^i^^TUESPAY ONLY ^ ^ private detective in Washington; “window dressing.” It turned out to be Gordon Lassow has broken the his exploits even made it into a Lassow, the president of the logjam. ’"The University of Connecticut is the only popular book. Pearce also served institution that has clear-cut responsibility for the Waybest Genuine Chicken Breasts ^ ,1 9 Eighth Utilities District. To To be sure, his move is not as a bailiff in the District of awarding of doctoral degrees and professional Lassow must go credit for without its political advan­ Coluipbia court system. programs,” DiBiaggio said this weekend on the getting the town Board of tages. Not only does he score Lawyers in the Washington area Connecticut Radio Network’s "Dialogue ’83” program. Directors to agree — for the points for extending a wel­ used Pearce’s services as a Waybest Genuine Chicken Legs ib. 6 9 $ first time in roughly a year — detective. In 1975, one of these The UConn head said the ballyhoo over the recent coming hand, but he also has attorneys lined him up with Edwin switch to university titles at Western, Cei'ral. to a face-to-face meeting managed to get the directors P. Wilson, who was then running a Eastern and ^u th rn Connecticut state colleges :vas not necessary “or even desirable." between the two sides in to come to Eighth District covert operation for the CIA and Boar's Head Cooked Turkey Breast . *3.49 Manchester’s own Civil War. “Quite farankly, I don’t see the role, or even the headquarters, to a meeting Navy intelligence. character of the colleges changing with this new Next Monday, the town chaired by the Eighth, and Like just about everything in­ name. I think it’s window dressing.” board and the board of the run on the Eighth’s terms. volving Wilson, Pearce’s story is “At best, 'I think it confuses the issue,” said We Give Old Fashioned /Vo Substitute Eighth District will appear in complex. It was unraveled in a DiBiaggio, who added that in a state of 3 million A Of course, town directors long series of interviews with my residents, “one university with that responsibility is Butcher Service ... For Quality the same room for what we deserve congratulations, too, probably adequate.” can all hope will be the associate Dale Van Atta. Here is for they have shown them­ the substance of it: He said the name change was a legislative switch beginning of a sincere effort selves to be big enough to Pearce acted ds a bodyguard made as “an llth hour move” and done “without STORE HOURS: to resolve the differences consulation with any of the other units of higher agree to meet on the Eighth’s “Our textbook review committee has asked me to announce that it has and security man, for Wilson. education, or to my knowledge, even with the Board of between the two warring own turf. Pearce also spied on other Wilson Mon. & Tues. 'til 6:00 . . : j 317 Highland S t entities. been unable to find a dictionary that meets its standards.” Higher Education. It was just done,” he said. It is almost as though employees. As a cover for his DiBiaggio defended his administration’s efforts to Wed., Thurs., S Fri. 'til 9:00 This ^meeting will come Menachem Begin were to go espionage activities, Wilson set build a $20 million sports complex at the UConn MANCHESTER about because Lassow was to the headquarters of Yassir Pearce up in a lavish apartment campus and said they were not incompatable with the Sat. & Sunday not too proud to ask the Commentary with a woman. Wilson also pro­ school’s program to repair existing academic til 6:00 Arafat. An absurd example? vided him with a fuii set of facilities. CONN. directors — in writing — to Of course. The fate of the identification papers for two se­ He said UConn’s existing field house was built back nZ&HIJLlTD FJL visit the next meeting of the world may hinge on what parate identities. in the SOs when UConn had only 6,000 students, Eighth District. happens between Israel and Pearce was known around the compared to the current population of 16,000. Lassow earlier had called DiBiaggio said the field house would be used not just the PLO. But the Eighth- Wars by bar-graph Wilson office as Peter Wagner. But for sports but entertainment, civic and social for talks between the two Town conflict, like that be­ when Be attended meetings Wilson programs and as a general recreational facility for all sides. But he made his call tween Israel and most of its arranged with Israelis, he was students. identified as Dr. David Schwartz. during a meeting of the Arab neighbors, has been Editor’s note: Gerald Berg U an associate professor of history at ’THE KING’S knowledge derived And he had passports, drivers Eighth District. His remarks durable and in fact may be from intimate acquaintance with GROCERY SPECIALS FROZEIS & DAIRY ^ were reported in the news­ Sweet Briar College, Sweet Briar. Reflection, not tabu­ iicenses and Social Security cards impossible to resolve. Pa. reality in all its complications. It in Doth names. ' STOUFFER*8 paper, and Deputy Mayor was and is a reality impermeable Suspects nabbed The differences between lation, creates wisdom; S ^ e of Pqarce’s assignments SIDE DISHES 3 V A R IETIES ...... , „ . 8 9 « Barbara B. Weinberg, head town and Eighth are plenti­ By Gerald Berg to the clean and quick tabulations fromvjjfilspn >itere odd. He was FRENCH FRIED ONIONS ...... 2.00.. 59^ a point lost, it seems, on of bar-graphs. STOUFFER-S — 2 KINDS of the moribund town-district ful. Some of the differences instructeST for example, to secure ■ SWEET LIFE PIZZA...... , . . • 2 . 0 0 liai.son comrhittee, said she specially prepared chickens for in New York city are real, some the result To judge by recent public the editors of a large This is what Napoleon meant RED KIDNEY BEANS 3ii*1.00 CAVENDISH — j VAHiBiicS wouldn’t deal with Lassow mainly of communication discussion, the great questions of when be said in explaining victory Wilson’s Moslem clients. FRENCH FRIES ...... 8 0 « through the media. She noted war and peace will be decided by weekly magazine who in battle that “the moral is to the ORANGE (UPI) — Two Connecticut men wanted RUBINSTEIN’S breakdowns. Let us hope the bar-graph. ANOTHER TIME. Pearce ar­ for killing one man and wounding his father and sister BLUEBACK SALMON BLUE SURF that she hadn’t received an physical as three is to one.” He did in a shooting spree in their suburban Orange home ,.*1.69 meeting next week will be the Readers of major news media named the computer ranged through Wilson to deliver MIHI CLAMS . . 2 S » 1 . 0 0 invitation in writing from the not mean that good guys win. He last month faced arraignment today in New York AUNT MILUr8 breakthrough the two com­ will by now be familiar with the meant that any successful and 400 combat helmets to the Red AUNT JEMIMA Eighth. their Man of the Year. Cross for use in disaster work. City. SAUCES batants — not to mention the ubiquitous use of bar-graphs to complex human undertaking Orange police said Joseph Doehrer, 24, and Eugene „„*1.29 FRENCH TOAST , . 7 9 « It seemed to be a case of Afterward, he received a worried people of Manchester - sorely determine if “parity” exists be­ needs to take into account things of Jarvis, 23, were arrested without incident about 6 p.m. MRS. ORASb BIRDSEYE neither side wanting to be the need. tween the U.S. and the U.S.S.R. the imagination that cannot be call from a Red Cross official. Saturday in a Manhattan apartment by a raiding BROCCOLI SPEARS...... Many of the helmets were dented SOUP MIXES...... 1 . . • 1 . 1 9 and if not, who’s ahead of whom. tabulated: cunning, commitment, party of close to a dozen FBI agents and Orange BIRDSEYE Standing straight and tall as the conquerors and conquered. What random error, perceptions of one’s and bad bloodstains on them, the policemen. i CAIN’S bar-graphs don't show is the novel official complained. Doehrer and Jarvis were arrested on federal CAULIFLOWER missiles they represent, the bar- self and one’s adversaries — in SALAD DRESSINGS AHV.M.U.. ,..79® charges of unlawful flight to avoid prosecution for BIRDSEYE Berry's World graphs tell us how many weapons organization and extraordinary short, all the warp and woof of And once, Pearce was assigned of what kind each side has commitment of the conquerors to raid my office files. But upon murder. QULOEN’8 AWAKE or ORANGE PLUS ...... , . . 7 9 « human life in its irreducibly An arrest warrant was issued for the pair Feb. 27 in that made for their success. reflection, Wilson dropped the SQUEEZE MUSTARD NUPORMa deployed against the other, and it complex detail. connection with the slaying of Barry Antoni, 27, and ,,.69® seems that if the bars on both sides idea. In other parts of Africa during the wounding of his father Cieo, 64, and his 25-year-old CREMORA FRENdH YOGURT...... 3 ( 8 9 * stand equaliy high, “balance,” At the same time that Pearce the same period, numbers of Reflection, not tabulation, sister Patricia. COLUMBO “equivalence.” or “parity” exisU. was accepting assignments from CREAMER .•1.59 weapons and volume of firepower creates wisdom; a point lost, it All three were attacked in a shooting spree at their RICOTTA Conversely, if one nation’s bar Wilson, he was working full time as home at 279 Hemlock Trial Feb. 27...... • 1 . 0 9 favored European troops over seems, on the editors of a large SNOW’S COLUMBO tops the other’s, it is more powerful branch manager of Honeywell’s Authorities believe the shootings were the result of their African counterparts. ’The weekly magazine who named the MINCED CLAMS ...... MOZZARELLA 4 protective services division in an apparently mistaken assumption that one of the .wo.79^ , , . • 1 . 4 9 than the other, or, if megatonnage bar-graphs, however, do not show computer their Man of the Year. equals twice (let’s say) the tar­ Norfolk. Though the Wilson con­ victims had stolen $100 from the apartment of the ALPO HOOD that it took at least a minute to The editors are not alone. Even geted population, the world will tact helped him win customers for suspects. BEEF CHUNKS ORANGE JUICE...... , . • 1 . 6 9 end. rMoad a musket and in that time, professional soldiers, those to Honeywell, company' officials did Lt. Andrew Feirillo said the two men were being 3i^1.00 lightly armed Africans standing whom we usually turn for “realis­ not know their Norfolk manager held at the Manhattan Correctional Center pending an out of range could easily over­ tic” advice on military matters, appearance today in U.S. District Court in New York. PARTICfPAN’TS in the bar- was moonlighting for the ex-CIA whelm the opposing line: have been overtakai by the agent. graph war — whether administra­ bar-graph frame of mind. tion spokesmen advocating a mil­ When President Carter named That this was obvious to both James Fallows has argued that itary build-up or freeze proponents Adm. Stansfield ’Turner as CIA Caseloads ballooning sides explains in part why Europe the quick-fix explanations re­ V.SO I wHb coupon • SMtU p u iv .,... pushing a halt to weapons building director, Wilson called Pearce and * pbiLbM wNb coupon iT.SOpurchMo did not annex Africa long before it quired to sell military procure­ HARTFORD (UPI) — Connecticut mental health Uimf 1 Coupon p«r cuttomo I Limit 1 coupon por cutlom«r i wHh coupon A $7.50 purenapw l l — appear to believe that counting suggested be arrange a security LImH 1 Coupon dot customer did. Such vital insighU into the ment programs to ignorant con­ and counseling centers say their caseloads are I Limit 1 Coupon per cuetomer | should take the place of thinking in system for Turner’s home in specifics of force would be lost to gressmen has advanced through ballooning because of unemployment and the stress it AJAX ! SANKA-O-RAMA the formation of public policy. McLean, Va. Honeywell got the QUAKER anyone seeking answers from the ranks of the military those places on individuals and their families. LAUNDRY [ SANKA ! SCUl TISSUE I Assumptions about the nature of bar-graphs. contract, which convipced Pearce The Bristol Day Care Center, in a city where PUFFED RICE soldiers most capable of computer that Wilson was still secretly unemployment is 13.7 percent, was asked to house 34 DETERGENT COFFEE power are rarely discussed. What programming. I or WHEAT do numbers of wons really tell us working for the CIA. Actually, neglected or abused children for the Department of 42 OZ. i 1 LB. Soir.t; ycais later, when the king Edward Luttwak looks with 7 0Z. about power? of Madagascar, secure in his ’Turner had no idea Wilson was Children and Youth Services last year. ’The average dismay upon the new curricula of number of DCYS requests the three previous years A similar numbers game was inland capital surrounded by behind the contract; be said be C '9 g 3 b y N E A Inc our military academies that have was five children. played in distant Madagascar two forest, was told of the threat to his picked Honeywell because an old •2.99 59< removed history, the timehonored Unemployment “is creating quite a different home VI.M Mwch IS thni Mweh 20 | Vl.ld Mweh IS thru Mwch 20 centuries ago. A small coterie of friend was a company executive. VMd Mwch 15 ttmi Mwch 20 sovereignty posed by Europe’s way of learning tactics and stra­ situation (and) little children are the first to be "Instead of Just retying on contributions from musketeers came to rule a land The relationship between Wilson HIQHLAND PARK MKT. | I HIGHLAND PARK MKT. vast stock of weapons, he re­ tegy, .in favor of courses on recipients,” said Marily Lnbaczewski, director of the A AA A AAA A individuals, we ought to go after some of that mass as large as France, Belgium and Pearce soured in late 1979. L A !S J I sponded that he had on his side two business management. The results center. P A C money." and Holland together. To look at of the world’s greatest generals: Wilson’s activities came under Barbara Lescault, executive director of the are officers more at home with federal scrutiny, and he was Alcoholism Detoxification Rehabilitation Center in the bar-graphs of muskets, “par­ “general forest” and “general systems analysis than with the ity” was obtained between the fever.” indicied on charges of smuggling Hartford, said one third of the people who sought help realities of force. ^ arms to Libya. in December were doing so for the first time. iiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiu liiiiiit 6 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Mon., March U, 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD, Mon., March 14, 1983 - 7 Northwest Calm is restored Gunmen Weinberger: El Salvador aid rivers near to ghetto in Miami will make America safer floodstage By J.P. Faber das. The woman received severe battle United Press International head injuries when the crowd stormed her car. WASHINGTON (UPI) - De­ well.” ‘ By United Press International Senate Armed Services Commit­ MIAMI — Police restored calm Hladas said he and his partner, fense Secretary Caspar Wein­ tee Chairman John .Tower, R- today tb the Liberty City ghetto Alan Foote, were pulling the in Tripoli berger, arguing for an additional Gale-force winds and rains bat­ Texas, appearing on ABC’s “ This where black youths hurled rocks woman from her vehicle when . $130 million in aid to El Salvador, tered the storm-plagued West Week with David Brinkley," and bottles and stoned officers who about 10 shots rang out. One shot says the Central American coun­ Coast from Los Angeles to Seattle, echoed the administration’s argu­ tried to break up an outdoor dance hit the car. By United Press International try’s government troops must be and Vermont dug out from more ment, saying, “ 1 think the domino party. Miami police spokesman Juan bolstered by America. than a foot of snow. A near heat “ If they (the Salvadorans) can theory could very well work in About 500 blacks poured into the Santos said the violence started Rival gunmen battled in the wave warmed the Midwest and the Lebanese port city of Tripoli today, I’.ave training and a reasonably Central America. After all it streets after police broke up a when music from large speakers at Sun Belt. worked in Indochina." gathering at a park late Sunday a late-night dance in African killing one person and injuring guaranteed resupply effort, then I Rains that soaked Fresno and think there’s no question that they Weinberger offered this over­ night. Riot-equipped police squads Square Park prompted calls from another, and at least one person Sacramento, Calif., Sunday sent can prevail and that they can view of El Salvador: “ 1 don’t think were withdrawn from the area neighbors. Police went to the scene was wounded in an explosion in a residents into the streets to sand­ establish democracy in that area there's a crisis situation at all. 1 about 2 a.m. EST today, authori­ three or four times and instructed southern Lebanese town, security bag as several rivers in Northern ... and we’ll all be a lot safer than don’t think the military situation is ties said. the crowd to turn the music down. forces and Lebanese news agen­ California and Oregon rose to cies said. having another communist foot­ going partiquiarly well. And it is Police dismantled a blockade “ There were numerous calls floodstage. hold, such as Cuba, right on the vital that the government troOps be around a 40-block area and were from residents to stop them from The second day of street fighting The storm doused Quillayute, mainland,” Weinberger said. resupplied, as the guerrilla troops patrolling one main street in the playing the music,” said Santos, in Tripoli, Lebanon’s second larg­ ^ Wash., with nearly 1 inch of rain as Additional tax dollars are are being resupplied every night ^ area. adding the violence "was not est city, involved factions for and winds out of the southwest roared needed to aid El Salvador, he said, from Nicaragua and from Cuba, When the disturbance began, provoked by the police against the Syrian troops who through Hoquiam and Bellingham, and whether more Americans and ultimately of course from the police in riot gear immediately department.” control northern Lebanon. The Wash., at 60 mph. Seattle and military trainers are sent there Soviet Union.” cordoned off a 40-block area and After the last warning, the Christian militia radio said one Olympia, along with Astoria, Ore., depends on Congress and how He argued the $130 million in urged motorists to stay out of youths began tossing roclu and person was killed and another one reported gusts up to 50 mph, the wounded. much of the additional $130 million additional military and economic Liberty City, a predominantly bottles at police. National Weather Service said. President Reagan wants for Sal­ aid President Reagan is seeking — black community where 18 people Two people including the Three people were wounded Gale warnings were in effect for vadoran aid it provides. a topic of intense debate on Capitol UPl photo died in race riots nearly three woman who was rescued from her when their car exploded in the the coasts of Washington and Weinberger, appearing on CBS’ Hill where critics often warn of years ago. car — were injured, and 31 people center of Nabatiyeh in south Oregon today as rain showers ’’Face the Nation,” raised the another Vietnam — could turn the HOMES IN PACIFICA ON THE BRINK OF DISASTER Soon after the disturbance were arrested for loitering and Lebanon, Lebanese security forces spread from the coast across the specter of communism creeping tide in the struggle. ... they were once 50 to 100 feet from the cliff’s edge esupted, a group of about 40 young prowling, police said. said. Israeli forces stationed in the Central Rockies, turning to snow in north toward the U.S. border, a Weinberger repeatedly turned blacks wheeled three flaming It was the second time racial area sealed the roads leading to the the mountains. development he warned could aside suggestions the United dumpsters down Martin Luther violence broke out in Miami in less town and searched the area. The storm is expected to spread cause the United Stales to pull States should step up its presence than three months. A fatal shooting Israel Radio said the explosion CASPER WEINBERGER snow and rain into the Plains by King Boulevard, a commercial back from Europe and Asia and in El Salvador if the battle in thoroughfare. The group looted a of a 20-year-old black courier by a was caused by a hand grenade and tonight and winter storm watches “ serve the Soviet purposes very Central America is so crucial. . . . arguing for aid Beach erosion accelerating liquor store and at least one white officer in December trig­ injured one person, as well as have been posted through Tuesday damaging several cars in the over southeast Wyoming, western convenience store, police said. gered three days of looting and Police rescued a woman motor­ burning in the slum of Overtown, town’s marketplace. Nebraska and eastern Colorado. Nabatiyeh was a stronghold of ist whose car was “ trashed” by located about 2 miles south of UPI photo As much as a foot of snow is the Palestine Liberation Organiza­ along California coastline looters, said Officer William Hla- Liberty City. Congressional probe of EPA expected in the Utah mountains tion until Israeli forces overran the and the Colorado mountains by area last summer. On Marx anniversary Tuesday morning. community of Stinson Beach re­ In Cairo, Egypt, negotiators for In Missouri and Kansas, how­ By Martin P. Houseman predicting how long the period Soviet citizens pay little attentioon to the Karl Marx tained only 10 feet of what had been Egypt and Israel resumed talks ever, temperatures in 70s brought United Press International may last, he said, but he tends to monument in central Moscow near the Kremlin on the due to intensify this week a 30-foot beach. Del Mar in San consider the storm period — one of today on starting up trade rela­ an early breath of spring. Read­ Diego County lost all but a fringe of Add sealed safely tions severed for nine months after 100th anniversary of his death today. The Russian ings in the 50s were reported in SAN DIEGO — For the past half the crucial factors in shore erosion its 2-mile-long beach. Mud slides the Israeli invasion of Lebanon. Dingell is chairman of'both the Reagan names as Mrs. Burford’s Chicago. dozen years, California's coast has — the norm and the 30 or so years of inscription on the base of the monument says, By Paul Schwed triggered by torrential rains com­ In Amman, Jordan, former Energy and Commerce Commit­ permanent successor. Fair skies stretched across the been eaten away at a faster-than- relative calm prior to 1977-78 as “Proletarians of all countries, unite." United Press International pounded the devastation. President Jimmy Carter wound up tee and its investigations subcom­ Rep. James Florio. D-N.J., said south from the Atlantic to Arizona normal pace by rising seas and atypical. vicious storms, scientists say. “ We’ve been sitting houses too Dr. Jerome Namias, Scripps’ in derailed cars talks on the Middle East situation WASHINGTON - Congres­ mittee, which is looking into the his Energy and Commerce envir­ with afternoon temperatures damned close to the ocean,” said with King Hussein. EPA. Disatisfied with a comprom­ onment subcommittee is concen­ reaching into the 70s. Southern Public officials belatedly are research m eteorologist, sional investigations of the Envir­ Robert Sydnor of the state Depart­ After leaving Jordan, Carter ise accepted by the panel headed trating on ways to close loopholes Texas and the desert Southwest questioning the wisdom of building disagrees. onmental Protection Agency, in­ too near the shoreline. They asked ment of Mines and Geology. He considers this winter’s DOYLINE, La. (UPI) — A danger had passed, barring an was to continue his 17-day trip to Eastern says offer tensifying this week, involve by Rep. Elliott Levitas, D-Ga., in the laws governing cleanup and warmed to the middle 80s. The Big Researchers at the Scripps Insti­ deadly acid used as a poison gas accident when the cars were teing Saudi Arabia, Syria, Lebanon and Dingell insisted on unfettered dumping of toxic waste. Bend area of southwestern Texas whether funding low-cost rebuild­ storms “ highly abnormal.” alleged misuse of toxic waste tution of Oceanography in Jolla apparently was sealed safely in­ righted. A highway in the area was Morocco. He has already visited access to the EPA documents. The Rep. MikeSynar. D-Okla., chair­ — Lajitas — had a high of 86 ing loans might not prove as La “ Some scientists hold that we cleanup money and possible con­ cannot reach consensus on what side four railroad tank cars that closed as a precaution, he said. Egypt and Israel. man of the Government Opera­ degrees. short-sighted as lending to river­ are in for a whole string of storm flict of interest by agency officials. White House caved in and accepted coastal dwellers can expect next. derailed in northwest Louisiana, ’’King Hussein briefed Mr. Car­ his terms less than an hour before tions environment subcommittee, But winter weather held onto the side flood-plain builders, long a seasons,” said Namias, who was “ This particular chemical is 'generous' and final The investigations have been Dr. Douglas L. Inman, director state police said today. ter on Jordan’s stance regarding Mrs. . Bprford resigned last is examining the agency's expendi­ Upper Midwest where Minnesota, public sector taboo. director of the extended forecast very, very volatile,” spokesman fueled by release of confidential of Scripps’ Center for Coastal Sgt. Donald Smith said prepara­ the achievement of Middle East Wednesday. tures to see if taxpayers’ money North Dakota and Upper Michigan Scientist say the beach erosion division of the U.S. weather Mike Nichols said. “ It’s the type of documents President Reagan kept Studies, is a pioneer and leading tions were being made to right the peace,” a palace official said MIAMI (UPI) - Eastern Air­ “ The way in which Eastern. The Justice Department is also was spent properly. "W e could be only reported highs in the 30s. pattern has accelerated since service from 1941 to 1964. thing where if you smell it, you’re from Congress for six months. researcher in the field of beach and four cars containing 488,000 pounds Sunday, declining further lines President Frank Borman handled this insulted our intelli­ investigating. throwing billions down a rathole,” Light snow dusted International 1977-78 and in the series of storms ” I don’t believe that is the case. I in serious trouble. It would most F ive subcommittees in the nearshore processes. He has of deadly hydrocyanic acid and 13 comment. says his company’s last-minute he said. Falls, Minn. that crashed ashore in the past two don’t think there is any scientific definitely kill you.” gence. We are angry and frus­ House and another in the Senate The House Judiciary Committee warned of the foolishness of Carter also met Sunday in Rep. James Scheuer, D-N.Y., Under cover of a grey cloud of months damages have been esti­ evidence for that. The 35 years of other fr e i^ t cars that - toppled wage offer that averted a strike by trated," said one union member. are looking into charges that the Tuesday will question Attorney California’s coastal buildup for from the tracks Sunday night. Smith said experts from Du Pont Amman with two exiled Palesti­ chairman of the Science and drizzle, the mercury only reached mated at $400 million. data available suggests a winter 13,500 ground workers is “ our “ We expect our membership to E P A ’s $1.6 billion Superfund toxic General William French Smith on years. nian mayors from the occupied Technology environment subconi- the 30s and 40s along the New Costly shore homes and public like this does not occur but very Officials initially said 15 cars of Co., the acid’s manufacturer, final, best offer” and Eastern will reject this pact by more than 90 waste cleanup program was ma­ Justice Department involvement “ We are on an erosion coast with West Bank, Fahd Kawasme of mittee, is looking at E P A ’s scien­ England coast. property were battered by 20-to infrequently. Perhaps it would the Illinois Central Gulf train joined state police Sunday night in stand firm if workers refuse to percent.” nipulated to benefit polluters and in the U.S. attorney’s decision not a rising sea," he said. looking for leaks. Hebron and Mohammed Milhem of tific research and alleged “ hit Vermont cleaned up after a 30-foot surf unrivaled since 1941. take 500 years to get a combination derailed, but Smith revised the accept it. Borman told a news conference political allies of the administra­ to convene a grand jury to consider All along the coast beaches were He said there are alternate figure today to 17. No injuries were Halhoul, expelled by Israel in 1980 Spokesmen for the International Sunday the proposal was “ our a Dec. 16 congressional contempt lists” of employees’ political storm that dumped up 16 inches of of events leading to such a strong “ There was no leak. This is a tion. There are accusations of gobbled by the sea. periods of calm and storm, and reported and no evacuations were for supporting the Palestine Liber- Association of Machinists Union final, best offer." He said it was a citation against Mrs. Buurford for leanings. snow and glazed New England wind system across the Pacific to special type of car — a real perjury as welt as conflicts of In the north, Carmel’s white California has been in a stormy ordered. . ation Organization. said the offer was unacceptable generous offer, made possible only refusing to turn over E PA files. highways with ice before moving produce a string of storms like this heavy-duty (car) that they ship interest by top agency officials. sand beach disappeared and the period since 1977-78. There is no Smith said experts believed the Carter urged the former mayors and recommended their members because of profits expected by the Appropriations subcommittees out to sea. winter’s.” toxic chemicals in,” Smith said. No evidence has yet been made ' to support Aeagan’s plan or risk vote against it. end of 1983. public establishing that a crime in the House and Senate are “ It’s built to kind of withstand this losing the West Bank to Israel, The union called off a strike concerned Reagan’s proposed CALDWELL type of abuse.” has been committed. When he which has intensively erected scheduled for 12:01 a.m. Sunday Eastern Airlines, south Flori­ commented on EPA chief Anne EPA budget cuts jeopardize en­ OIL Troopers said they had no idea Jewish settlements in the region. when Eastern offered the proposal da’s largest employer and the Burford’s resignation last week. forcement of environmental laws. what caused the accident west of “ Carter stressed ... that conti- 10 minutes before the strike prime carrier of tourists to south Rep. John Dingell, D-Mich., said, And the Senate Environment and Cocktail parties slated to fight drunken driving Doyline, La.,about 25 miles east of . nuation of (Israeli Prime Minister deadline. Florida, has reported huge losses “ I know of no wrongdoing on her Public Works Committee will hold C.U.D. Shreveport. It was the sixth , Menachem) Begin’s policy of The contract proposal includes totaling $140 million for 1981 and part to compel that.” confirmation hearings on whoever derailment of a chemical train in changing the occupied lands could pay raises totaling 32.3 percent by 1982. By United Press International cated to eflucating the public and and big brown eyes, ’ ’ died two days cated drunken driving was a cheese party was planned tonight Louisiana this year. lead to their loss,” Kawasme said Nov. 1, 1984, and improved pen­ Dwain Andrews, Eastern vice lawmakers about the dangers of later. Four days after the accident problem no one could do anything flt $10 a head to raise money for afterward. sion, health and insurance benef­ president for labor relations, Parents of children killed by operating a vehicle after drinking the driver was arrested. about. . MADD. Other Ohio events were Officials said hydrocyanic acid Reagan’s plan calls for the its, Eastern officials said. added that he and Borman were drunken drivers held scores of alcohol. It has 115 chapters in 36 The driver, intoxicated at the Mrs. Lightner got maa and out of planned in Columbus, Dayton, Sale ends Saturday, March 19lh is a highly poisonous chemical . establishment of an autonomous Union members, who include confident union members would fund-raisers nationwide, including states. time of the crash, was out on bail on that anger grew MADD. Cleveland, Akron and Toledo. produced by treating cyanide with Palestinian region on the Israeli- mechanics, baggage handlers and approve the proposal. If not, he cocktail parties, to support an Carrie Lightner, 12, was on her a previous drunken driving charge A spokeswoman for the group Receptions were also planned in I StOM I an acid or by reacting ammonia occupied West Bank linked to other ground-based workers, Will said, “ We’ll have to go out and hire 4 ^ ^ 6 0 0 ' - - ^ ^ | i organization featured in tonight's way to a school carnival in May and had previous convictions. But said an average of 70 people die* Atlanta, Indianapolis, b a ttle and with hydrocarbons. It exists as a Jordan. Reagan hopes Hussein will vote on the proposal this week. It is people." 28% OFF . televisionspecial’’MADD — Moth­ 1980 when a car veered off the road he had a valid California operators every day in the United States in Boston. colorless liquid with the odor of represent the Palestinians in expected to take up to three days to Sources said if the membership ers Against Drunk Drivers: The and hit her. “ She was hit and license the night he hit Carrie. accidents involving drunken driv­ A cocktail party was scheduled g ?) TRIGGER" POPLIN. 65% polyester/35% com bed bitter almonds. peace negotiations. count the ballots. rejects the pact, union leaders Candy Lightner Story.” thrown 125 feet and left in the road “ When I found out he was drunk, ers. At any particular time one in Los Angeles to raise funds for ^ cotton; machine wash and dry; 45’’ wide. REG. S3.99 YD. In Washington, Israeli Foreign Charles Bryan, the union’s chief likely would announce the results Mrs. Lightner formed MADD to die,’ ’ Mrs. Lightner said I also learned he might never go to driver in 10 is intoxicated and on the group. ” We aren’t against Chemical experts said hydro­ Minister Yitzhak Shamir met negotiator, charged Sunday the of the voting at the same time they after her daughter Carrie, 12, was Sunday. jail,” said Mrs. Lightner of Fair weekends that figure rises to one in drinking,” said a California spo­ g g S P R IN G SHEETINGS. Cottonipolyester solids In spring’s cyanic acid is used as a fumigant, a Sunday with Secretary of State offer was unacceptable because it call for a strike. The union has been struck and killed by a drunken Carrie, described by her mother Oaks, Calif. She said law officers four, the spokeswoman said. keswoman. “ We're just opposed to nicest shades. Machine wash, dry; 45" wide. poison gas or in metallurgy. George Shultz, suggesting Israel did not include retroactive pay negotiating with Eastern fora new driver. The organization is dedi­ as “ a beautiful girl with red curls investigating the accident indi­ In Cincinnati, a soft drink and drinking and driving.” REG. S3.99YD. will not withdraw its troops from raises for 1982, when the union contract for 18 months. reg. price , Lebanon in “ the near future” worked without a contract. The The last time the lAM went on 2 0 ' 30' o f f ^ LINEN LOOKS. Knits and wovens of 100% polyester (or College won't invest I because the Beirut government union recommended its members strike in July 1966, Eastern lost easy care. Machine wash, dry; 60" wide. ' cannot control its own territory. vote against the offer. more than $1.5 million daily for 43 REG.S4.99ANDS6.99YD. U.S. JAIL POPULA’nOM SOARS I Shamir flew to Washington last Union members questioned why days. Economists predict a strike I week after the Israeli government SPRING in N-weapons firms SINGES SALE the airline waited until moments would now cost the airline up to $10 (OR ZIPPERS. Choose from our entire, regularly priced in- ; suggested direct talks on the before the strike deadline to back million a day and could be store stock Including Coats & Clark, Beulon" and more. Inm ate poputalion ■ slow-moving negotiations to re- off from its original proposal of a disastrous to the south Florida incraasad ona third from AMHERST, Mass. (U PI) — The Hampshire College w h e n y o u b u y ! move foreign 80,000 Israeli, Syrian two-year wage freeze. economy. EWABLES Board of Trustees has voted against any future [ * and Palestinian forces from 1 0 7 8 t o 10 82 t o 2 1 0 ,0 0 0 | investments in companies which manufacture any of these three > ' Lebanon. M c C a ll’s • components and technology used in the production of s a le p ric e d m a c h in e s : Lebanese Foreign Minister Elie Stitch ’n S a v e 8409 1% OFF nuclear warheads — but both students and adminis­ < Salem was holding separate meet- Nkomo takes refuge A great (oshlon value. III , ! ings with the secretary of state, ^ EYELET EMBROIDERIES. Polyester/cotton all-overs and D t a t n g 12 nnoiiths (andteg trators admit the vote was symbolic. T h e FREE S h e r id a n r>424 c a b in e t Is a $150 v a lu e . ^ fancies. Machine wash, dry; 45" wide. The college has no current investment in such You m ay choose to apply M s amounttoward i In Lebanon, seven Israeli soldi- 6 / 8 2 ) a b o u t 7 m W o n REG. S5.99AND $6.99 YD. compfinies. any other Singer cabinet. • ers were wounded in an ambush by I paopla passad through The trustees over the weekend revised a decision I ' unidentified gunmen Sunday north ^ PELLON 8i STACY INTERFACINGS. Our entire. In store i I n a t i o n ’ s ) a l s made on Friday by its own finance committee. I . of the coastal city of Sidon and two but vows to return The committee had vetoed a meausre calling for an SAVE ^ 1 8 0 0 (1 c o m b in e d ' soldiers were wounded in an slock o( iron-on and sew-in polyester interfacings, II II • investment ban in companies working on both reg. price m achine and cabinet • ambush north of Tyre, the Israeli from 18" wide. REG. $1.00 to $2.60 VD. LONDON (U PI) — Zimbabwe unbecoming circumstances,” he warheads and warhead delivery systems. But the ! ■ military command in Tel Aviv A b o u t 8 0 % of tha banatas DgLuxg FiGG-Arm opposition leader Joshua Nkomo told reporters on arrival in Lon­ trustees approved the resolution after changing it to ; ; said. (QASHIRTINOS. Plaids and oxfords of poly/cotton blends. took temporary refuge today in don. “ I am no exile. I am here for a ara sU i w aW ng to include only those companies which manufacture Mcwhlns Moctel M05 ■ - It was the second straight day of Machine wash, dry; 45" wide. REG. FROM $3.49 YD. II I Britain but vowed to return to his purpose. I will return.” parts for the warheads themselves. I I attacks against the Israeli army in ba form aly ehargad now $339.99 homeland if he obtains an assu­ The burly opposition leader said Hamsphire does invest in companies which produce ; the south, which Israel overran in STITCH W ITCH ERY: Fusible seam binding tape makes • 8 b u llH n sh tc h p a tte rn s rance of his personal safety from he required assurances for his components for the delivery system. ' its rapid march up the coast last sewing chores a snap! Our regularly priced slock. llllll • bullt-ln buttonholer the government of Robert Mugabe. safety “ face to face ... from a The decison left many of the 70 students at the ' I June. “ I don’t know how long I will be senior minister with authority." Sourco: Bureau of JusHoe StatiBtles trustees meeting pleased since they were able to I ' Also Sunday, Palestinian guer- here but I have no intention of Zimbabwe’s minister of infor­ claim that the Hampshire College nuclear investment ' * rillas opened fire on Israeli soldi- UPI griphic SAVE ^ 2 0 0 0 (1 c o m b in e d settling anywhere but Zimbabwe, ’ ’ mation, Nathan Shamuyarira, also policy is the first of iU kind in the United SUtes. ! ers in the eastern Bekaa valley in re g . p r ic e m a c h in e a n d c a b in e t Nkomo said on arrival in London of came to London to give his 38% OFF Jonathan Stevens, a third-year student said, “ They I the first break of the cease-fire According to a report from the U.S. Bureau of Justice Statistics, Sunday. “ I am determined to go country’s official version of threw us a bone, but it’s something to build on even Flip 8 Sow* ' - there in live weeks, the Israeli back and nothing will stop me.” events. (QAT-SHIRT KNITS. Polyester/cotton prints, solids and stripes! jail population increased one third between 1978 and 1982, to though it is a purely symbolc gesture.” command said. There were no MaehlnoMoctel290 He told reporters Nkomo would ^ ^ M a c h ln e wash, dry; 60" wide. REG. $4.99 AND $5.49 YD. 210,000. Other findings in the report: About 60 percent of the • immediate reports of casualties. Nkomo, 65, was in hiding today in “ The specific effect of the guidelines on our now $549.99 London at an undisclosed address be “ safe and free” to return home • In the occupied West Bank, Arab Dress and blouse weight linen inmates had not been convicted, but were waiting to be formally endowment portfolio wUl be neglible. The college • tree-arm tew ing after flying in from Johannesburg but would get no guarantee of legal ^C RISPY LINEN LOOKS. currently owns no stock in the handful of firms that r youths Israeli bus in the weaves of 50% poly/50% rayon. M achine wash, dry, charged, to make bail or stand trial; in the 12-month period • 19 bullt4n stitches West Bank town of el-Bireh, the on Sunday. immunity. Reports from Zim­ produce nuclear warheads,” said Adele Smith He fled from Zimbabwe to babwe say Nkomo was being 45" wide. REG. $3.99 YD. ending June 30,1982, about seven million people, many of them Simmons, college president. ' latest in a series o (violent protests I that included a. rock thrown at Botswana last week when troops investigated for sedition, illicit repeat offenders, passed through the nation’s jails. emerald dealing and currency ^ W E A V E R ’S C LO T H . For sporting around! 50% poly/50% SAVE ^ 3 7 5 off com bined ;; Carter’s motorcade in Ramallah ransacked his home, shooting dead smuggling. cotton; machine wash and dry; 45" wide. REG. $3.49 YD. r e g . p r ic e m a c h in e a n d c a b in e t ;; on Saturday. his chauffeur and a visitor to the WININ6ER’S6YMNASTICS - Jewish settlers poured out of the house. Nkomo, who was fired from Shamuyarira said any political 1buch*1lonle* 2010 Mugabe’s Cabinet last year, discussions with Nkomo could only i^ L A C E S A N D T R IM S. Our regularly priced, in-store Body snatchers think twice WfMr* ChlldnnAn Sptelal PMpta” " bus and chased the attackers to a group, for dressing up your home — or yourself! mofflory mcwhlno - school, shooting and wounding one ' charged the troops also wanted to be held in Harare, the capital of kill him. Zimbabwe. “ We cannot negotiate WICHITA, Kan. (U PI) - A funeral it's a grudge against the family or a ■onioucnMnics • Arab youth in the leg, the Palesti- now $1149.99 Mugabe has dismissed the claim with a fugitive,” he said. home director says revenge may have grudge against me. Then I thought Ages SVi to 18 • 29 stitches nian Press Service and Israel and said Nkomo, his former ally in Nkomo spent several years in motivated someone to steal a corpse whoever it is has to be sick.” rraMidSMks • "m agic" buttonholer, and more ' Radio said. the guerrilla war for black inde­ exile in London in the 1960s when and casket and then dump the em­ Police Capt. Bill Hannon said “ no AgM2*Ato5 pendence in the former Rhodesia, Rhodesia outlawed his African balmed body in the street. vandalism was done to the body” of the OMpRHiNitisaCMiTMM was free to return. nationalist movement. “ The average person is afraid of the middle-age man “ other than to be Ages 8 end Up SAVE 3 6 % o ff r e g . p r ic e . In southern Zimbabwe, govern­ Ow n*d and op*t6i*d by Fabri-Centei$ ot Am«tico. Inc dead,” Xavia Howard, who runs the thrown out there in the street like a IWir ScbNl I Sterte Oatm on FreeArm M achine M odel 5625. n O W $179.99 : : Jazz pioneer dies ment troops have reportedly killed Citizens Funeral Home, said Sunday. piece of meat.” » ■ hundreds of Nkomo’s Ndebele Strike continues “ Well, not afraid but you do think a : HARTFORD (UPI) — Services tribe followers since January, W ILLINGTON (U PI) — Striking second time. r “ e never heard of a thing Wininger's SiuniiKr Sports Camp ; “ will be held Tuesday for Hartford “ This is the worst I ’ve seen in 25 allegedly in a hunt for dissidents employees of the financially like this happening.” I ^ jazz musician Percy Nelson, who years,” Hannon said. “ The mere Qym nastics deserting the national army. strapped Willington Convaleapent 340 Broad Street Manchester Mrs. Howard said the intruder or Q«.«lnnriaiwnaK»tC«a«...tebiiP6iFn(siBS>4nii The British government allowed members of District 1199 of the Eubie Blake and Jelly Roll Morton Nkomo to stay initially for a week. New England Health Care ^ copyiighl (983, Fobn-C«nleii ot Amonco Inc in the 1930s. “ I left home last week in very Employees. MANCHKSTKH IIKKAI.U, Mon , M;.i> 1: H, ll(«.': a - MANCHESTER HERALD. Mon., March 14, 1983 He'll fake over her post M o n d a y T V

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And he said even other forced to drop out of at least one (29 - Soap CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME (S) 38 - Tonight Show 38 - M -A-S-H (3D - MOVIE: 'Columbo; Double 2:30 A.M. chairman of the committee, and by Democratic advocate for tax re­ legislators who support of an committee if appointed to the At 20. life is promising: (23) - Crossfire IS) - Sign O ff Exposure' A research specialist MICHAEL SKELLEY SS - Dr. W ho 3D - CBS Nawa Nightwatoh tradition would be the successor to form, and her views are shared by income tax have differing propos­ co-chairmanship on the Finance after 40, you're still waiting (2 2 > -M *A ‘ S*H 38 - M M lam o'. PI.CO uses blackmail to further his 6:30 P.M. JIP ■ ■ . next in line Ms. Beck. He-said this morning he Skelley, who favors a state income als. A consensus must be obtained Committee. He said it is prema­ for It to make good. (29 SZ) - MacNail-Lahrar 11:45 P.M. career. Patar Falk, Robert Culp, CSD - W KRP In Cincinnati Report Robert Middleton. 1973. 38 - Crosafiro 3 8 - MOVIE; 'QuoM for FIra' - CBS N .w t (3D - Sign b f f (S) - Twilight Zone -• CE) ( S ) - Palicula: 'Dasda el The people o f tha Ulam tribe f m - B am .y Millar Abismo' have lasmad tha value of a fire, CSD - Psychic Phonomona 2:45 A.M. ^ 32) ~ Pony's Pm p I. In Sports (29 - Lie Detector but not how to make one. Ron 98 - U.S. Alpina Skiing (29 - MOVIE: T ita Bible' Tha 1 Perlman. Rae Dawn Chong, Ev­ Championahlpo story of man's creation, fall, sur- 4 32) 38 - IMBC N .w s (29 - Bamay Millar (22) (29 - Little House: A New C5D - The Merv Show ( S ) - MOVIE: T h a Tender Trap' erett McGill. 1982. Rated R. rival of tha flood and indomita­ Public memorial service planned at UConn - People Now With Bill 38 - MOVIE: 'Forblddwt 99 - People's Court Beginning Mrs. Oleson learns A footloose New York bachelor (28 (3D- MOVIE: 'Bandolero' A man Tush ble faith in tha futura is told. Oamaa' A 5-year-old girl be­ 8:00 P.M. that her 16-year-old son is get­ disguises himself as a hangman is fair gam e for tha tender traps George C. Scott Patar O'Toole. comes obsessed with the rituals ting married. (60 min.) in order to arrange the escape o f tha city's marriage-minded 12K)0A.M. (S i - M K la m .'. Plmc» Ava Gardner. 1966. bore her 29th District legislative married to the woman who has the Capitol where she served as a package to meet deficits in the o f death after seeing her family C2D • Square Pegs Weemaw- HARTFORD — Flags on state heavily wooded area off Route 44 in - MOVIE: Ticket to Heaven' of his brother and gang. Dean women. Frank Sinatra, Debbie CSD - Tiappor John, M.D. (S - O M pw lld. killed white fleeing the Nazis. ee's 'killer couple/ Vinnie and (29 3:00 A.M. buUdings were lowered to half staff Willington where police found her license plate. since married Curt Beck. lawmaker since 1969. budget proposed by O'Neill. An unhappy man is seduced Martin, James Stewart Raquel Reynolds, Celeste Holme. Brigitte Fossey, George Pou- Jennifer, are suddenly on the CR98 - Lan Word 98 - Film today in memory of state Sen. Gov. William O’Neill will set a O’Neill, whd called her death "a The role ws a familiar one into thinking that membership Welch. 1968. 1955. dD - MOVIE: T h a Irish body Friday. The Potter Funeral Home in jouly. (Dubbed in English) outs. (R) ESPN SportiContor 1:15 A.M. usually handed to Mrs. Beck, with in a religious cult will be his 92) - USFL Football: (29 - 24 Horas Whiskey Raballkm' A former Ir­ Audrey P. Beck. D-Mansfield, a date for a special election to fill her terrible loss to the people of 1952.' (3D - P.M. Magazine ish freedom fighter who has ' The state medical examiner's Willimantic said the public service 'ticket to heaven.’ Nick Man- Washington at Los Angeles (29 - MOVIE: 'House Calls' A 39-RM lio 1990 98 - sign Off mainstay of the legislature's pow­ seat in the heavily Democratic Connecticut,’ ' ordered slate flags her recommendations reflecting 99 - Growing Years (3D - Follow-Up cuso, Meg Foster. Saul Rubi- fled to America is running rum office Saturday ruled in an autopsy will be held Wednesday at 1 p.m. at (29 99 - MOVIE: 'M.A.D.D.: recently-widowed surgeon be­ 38 - MOVIE; -Unforgivon' Two 1:30 A.M. erful tax writing committee who district. lowered today through Saturday. compromise and political reality. (29 - Noticiero Nacional SIN CSD ® - MOVIE: Close nek. 1981. Rated PG. comes entangled with an outs­ families become involved in a off tha coast o f FIra Island in that the 51-year-oId mother of two Jorgensen Auditorium at UConn. A Mothers Against Drunk Drivers' 1927. keeping one step ahead committed suicide two days before Noticias nacionales con Guil­ Encounters o f the Third Kind' - Country Music Jubilee poken divorcee. Walter Mat­ faud with savage Kiowa Indians 3D - Tom Cotdo Show had died after slashing her wrists. Mrs. Beck was divorced several spokesman said a scholarship fund As co-chairman of the F inance, But she never gave up her claim (29 A mother, whose daughter w as. of both tha Coast Guard and tha " lermo Restrepo. Incredible special effects high­ thau, Glenda Jackson. Art over tha adopted daughter of she was to be married for a second that a slate income tax was a 9 9 - MOVIE: T h e Bad News killed in an accident by a drunk (3D - America'. Top Ton mob. William Davana, Anna , Police did not release a possible years ago from Curt Beck, a will be established in memory of Revenue and Bonding Committee, light this movie of earth people Carney. 1978. one of tha families. Audrey Hep­ time. ( 3 ) - Jaffaraona Bears' A rag-tag Little League driver, forms a national organi­ 98 - N o w s Maara, Richard Mulligan motive for the suicide and have not University of Connecticut political the lawmaker. Mrs. Beck was recogni7.ed as the necessity, being summoned telepathically team improves when a girl^ zation to lobby for anti-drunk- burn, Burt Lancaster, Audia Burial Wednesday will be pri­ 99 - ABC News 9Z) - Buaineaa Report - ESPNTi Inaids Baaaball 1975. science professor. She was to have Senate’s fiscal authority and lead­ by alien beings. Richard Drey- pitcher joins the squad. W alter' driving legislation. Mariette Murphy. 1960. 98 disclosed whether a note was The time and place of burial She was honored by her col­ 'March EdltNag..' - USFL Football) vate and a . public memorial (SZ) - Over Easy fuss, Francois Truffaut, Melinda Matthau, Tatum O'Neal. 1976. Hartley, Paula Prentiss. David 10:30 P.M. 9 9 found. married Charles Mclaughlin of ing proponent of tax reform. leagues this year when appointed Dillon. 1977. Washington at Los Angalaa service will be held at the Univer­ were withheld at the request of the Huddleston. 1982. 93) - Nawa (23) - Nawa 98 - MOVIE; 'Tha High and th . Mansifled on Sunday. assistant majority leader for fiscal 7:00 P.M. 38 - MOVIE: Th a Davll at 4 Might/ The co-pilot of a crip­ sity of Connecticut, where Mrs. Troopers were called to the family, the spokesman said. Her death came at a critical time CSD - Road to LA. O'clock' A priest aided by three (2Z) - Together in Concert Pete (39 - NHL Journal Today's pro­ 38 - MOVIE: 'Ooath Wish II' A 99 - Sunday at tha King's -• ( ^ - CBS News pled plan, tries to make it ac­ Beck once taught economics and scene after a resident became Mclaughlin, an English profes­ The death of the Brooklyn, N.Y., when Democratic leaders had policy, a post especially created 99 - MOVIE: 'Summertime' A convicts saves the lives of the Seeger and Ario Guthrie gram presents weakly news, vigilante in Los Angelos contin­ House for her. GD S i - M-A*S-H middle-aged spinster vacations ross the Pacific Ocean. John just a few miles away from a suspicious of her parked aout that sor at UConn, previously ws native sent shock waves through asked her to put together a lax children on a South Sea island highlights and trends around ues his fight against crime after (28-Prim. Nmw* in Venice and falls in love with a 9:30 P.M. Wayne, Claire Trevor, Robert 4 (SD - Not the Same Old Story when a volcano erupts. Spencer the National Hockey League. his daughter dies escaping married man. Katharine Hep­ Stack. 1954. (28 - Ountm ok. dD - ABC News Tracy. Frank Sinatra. Kerwin C2D CSD - One Day at e Time (29 - Alfred Hitchcock from a gang o f toughs. Charles burn. Rossano Brazzi, Darren Mathews. 1961. Bronson, Jill Ireland, Vincent 98 - Uving Faith GE) - Soap (29 - Vaneaaa (59 > Independent Network 3:15 A.M. McGavin. 1955. (57) - Nova Gardenia. 1982. Rated R. (S 30 - Sign O ff 93) ® ® - Alice 10:00 P.M. News (3D - Off th. Sat 92) - 2nd Annual Legendary 38 - MOVIE: 'Quoat for FIro' S - NBC Nawa Overnight 99 - ESPN's Inside Baseball Pocket Billiard Stars 8:30 P.M. (3D CSD - Cagney & Lacey 10:45 P.M. The people of the Ulam tribe 3:45 A.M. 38 - MOVIE: 'Tha Sensuous Connecticut becoming ‘March Edition.' (3D CSD - Small & Frye Small 99 - H60 Theatre: Separate CSD - News (29 - Reporter 41 have learned the value of a fire, Nurse' A ragiatsred nuiaa is C3D - BIwsk N m v. O and Frye are hired to investi­ but not how to make one. Ron 99- Braingamas This show is a Tables These two one-act plays 93) - Independent Network hired to.take care o f an aging gate the dumping of illegal 11;00P.M. Perlman, Rae Dawn Chong, Ev­ 98 - MOVIE: 'Utd. Mo' M.u, cross between a video game show the lives of people who News count. Uraula Andrata, Jack . raan Connolly becomes tha first Area towns amd a game show. chemicals. C3D CID CSD (S) 99 99 - News erett McGill. 1982. live in a seaside hotel. - MOVIE: 'U Cage Aux Palanca. 1976. Rated R. woman to win the Grand Slam - Carol Burnett and Friends 99 39- R.dlo 19BO O - MOVIE; Th at Man from (3D Follea ir A nightclub owner and CSD - M *A*S*H 38 - MOVIE: -Tho Chapman of tennis. Glynnis O'Connor, Mi­ Report A psychologist and his 2:00 A.M. 38 - Monoylln. Rio' A French soldier on leave 99 - Voice o f Faith his lover are on tha run from an CSD - Lie Detector chael Laarnad, Anna Baxter. Andover follows his kidnapped swee­ international spy ring. Ugo Tog- staff conduct a scientific sax C3D - CBS Nawa Nightwatoh 1978. attractive to eagles IS) - Nmr. 9:00 PaM. 93) - Odd Couple survey on a group o f 'typical* theart to Rio. Jean-Paul Bel­ nazzi, Michel Serrautt Rated R. - Boat o f Midday Coventry American suburban wives. Ef­ CSD Bolton / 39 - ^ t t . r H ulth mondo. Francoise Dorleac, CD CD - Alice The waitresses 99 - Hot Spots Tonight's pro­ 4:00 A.M. (29 - CNN Headline News rem Zimbalist, Jr., Shelley Win­ CSD - Joa Franklin Show 39 - SolMlad Serle dramatica. Jean Servais. 1964 compete with three plumbers gram features Night Club music for prizes on a game show. (23) - Freeman Raporta and entertainment. (60 min.) ters. Jane Fonda. 1962. 98 - MOVIE: 'Olngsr in tha 98 - Candid Camara __ Libertad Lamarque. (23) - Prime News HARTFORD — Bald eagles are December until about mid-March, or molest them. spending the winter in Connecticut when they move back north, "The hunting, taking or killing of CftOOKS OUT OP OFFICeS STOP! POW'T m o v e ; MI5EION Y VVHEWi TTWHATTH- in increasing numbers, prompting though some show up year-round. nn eagle doesn't go far enough,” ACCOMPLIEHEP. C R O O K S our O F O F F IC E ! BRIDGE ASTRO officials to seek more protections "Always a few strays pop up here Herig said, explaning harassment Selectmen likely to debate for the mighty birds that have been and there in summer,” he said. or disturbing eagles also has a GRAPH the n'ational symbol for more than Bull said there hadn’t been a negative effect on the birds. suggested there might well two centuries. nesting pair of eagles in Connecti­ The legislature’s environmental (iP a alam The state Department of Envir­ cut for “ many, many, many committee is considering the DEP NORTH S-lt-M onmental Protection says about 50 ♦ KQ106 Jim: “South’s, three-dia­ years" until last year, though sponsored bill to expand the law. mond call showed a good no- ays to spend revenue bald eagles are “wintering" in UA53 officials aren't certain if the The committee’s co-chairman. ♦ 64 trump with a five-card dia- Connecticut and as the number has nesting was in Connecticut or Sen, Eugene Skowronski, D- qfour Republican Town Committee for rance costs. I A''/. ♦ AQ54 momf suit. This didn’t fit BOLTON — Ideas, as much as increased so has the number of Massachusetts. Derby, said he expected the North’s hand, so North items, are expected to be topics of this idea, and some committee In voting two weeks ago to people wanting to get a look at the WEST EAST ^Birthday committee to approve the bill. signed off at three no- discussion Tuesday night at this members are expected to turn out recommend the purchase of the birds. With the growing number of ♦985 S i l l trump.” Tuesday night to advocate the items, the members of the Board of eagles in the slate, Herig said there The current law sets penalties of 6J985 ¥10 742 year’s first revenue sharing Paul Herig. director of the Oswald: “South stretched March IS , 1963 were growing problems with peo­ up to $100 in fines and 30 days in jail ♦ 7 ♦Q10 965 hearing. stance. Selectmen voting in the affirm a­ DEP's wildlife bureau, said the when he bid four no-trump This coming year you are likely ple observing the birds, people for taking, hunting or killing bald ♦K J987 ♦ a to have far more opportunities .. The hearing will begin at 7 p.m., Four items have been proposed tive said the use of revenue sharing number of eagles spending the to suggest a possible no- in the Community Hall. by a 3-2 majortiy on the Board of money provides more than one winter in Connecticut has in getting loo close to them or eagles. Federal law also protects SOUTH trump slam. North stretched for financial gain than you have disturbing a perched eagle to try to had for some time. Listen very Selectmen. They are a trailer chance to obtain the equipment. creased as has the national popula­ eagles "from all sorts of prob­ ♦ A43 even further when be bid the make the bird fly. lems" as an endangered species. M/ZONKER WILL KINS GUZ SHOULD ) THE ...AND I DOWT B LAM E/ WHOEVER. ¥ K Q carefully when people you trust The majority of the Board of costing $10,000, a police cruiser for If the items fail to be bought from tion of the birds, declared the slam, bat this time every­ talk about ways to make Selectmen has proposed that the $10,400, a used highway roller for revenue sharing, selectmen can ’(Watching eagles sit stately on a Bull said. BE LAID UP FOR I V., BE HUNG OUT /GIRLS THEM! THE ONLY ( CAME UP ( YEAH...!] ♦ AKJ32 thing came out for the best.” national symbol by an act of WEEKS be ca u se ' 0> TO DRY FOR ) ARE THING ANYBOI7/GOT ♦ 10 6 2 money. $26,000 in unallocated money, and $2,000 and materials to renovate then go for it in the regular budget, Congress in 1782. limb is not all that satisfactory He said the proposed change in o OF THAT STUPID If SANCTIONING I VEilV OUTOFITWAS A Jim: “That is from declar­ PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) the $3,000 in previously earmarked the old library for $5,000. they said. "Th environment is cleaning after a while, particularly with the slate law could provide a MELONBALL game J such m a yh e m ! jUNHAPPY, LOT OF BUMPS AND Vulnerable: Both er’s viewpoint. The defend­ Your chances lor success are revenue-sharing money, be spent Regarding the latter, the Lions Preuss’ philosophy differs. He up," Herig said, noting the food some of the amateur birders," he PET! LUMPS Dealer: South ers were most unhappy with considerably enhanced "double whammy" for violators the result.” because of your ability to make on equipment. Club has agreed to spend time has said the money would neatly chain that includes the eagle’s diet said. by allowing authoritities to prose­ A West Norik East Soatk But one board member. Republi­ repairing the old buililing if the cover administrative costs when Oswald: “South read the quick, on-the-spot adjustiinents was negatively affected by such Some people toss stones toward cute people who harm or harass INT town pays for the materials. and if the town pursues a bonding opening lead as top of two, to conditions as they arise. can Carl A. Preuss, wants to the things as pesticides in past years. the birds or shake the tree where eagles to the fullest extent. Pass 26 Pass S4 middle of three or just some­ Order now: The NEW! Astro- see the money remain unspent However, members of the finance issue. He has further stated that Pass 3 NT Pass 4NT the birds are to get them to fly. The eagles that spend the winter thing really irregular. He Graph Matchmaker wheel and > until the town decides if it wants to board have voiced reluctance to the items the other selectmen are- THERE ARE eagles in the state Pass 6 NT Pass Pass People, who sometimes travel in in the state are concentrated won with dummy’s queen, booklet which reveals romantic . ^ go for a major bond issue. Preuss put a building into use, citing proposing should come out of the year round b^t the number in­ Pass combinations, compatibilities /uisMads to view the birds, also can around the Connecticut River near led a diamond, finessed his last week gained the support of the related heating, power and insu­ budget. — creases in winter when the birds , for all signs, tells how to get disturb the birds as they seek to Essex and the Housatonic River jack and continued with the leave their northren nesting areas ^ along with others, finds rising feed. Herig said. near theShepaug Dam, though king. West discarded a club to winter in Connecticut, mostly at signs, hidden qualities, plus;; there have been individual birds Opening lead: 48 ana South looked for tricks more. Mall $2 to Astro-Graph, sites on the Connecticut Housa- " I t ’s not the fact that we don't Z. sighted in other areas. Bull said. in other suits. He needed Box 489, Radio City Station, Fire Calls tonic rivers, Herig said. want to people to watch them.” them.” Herig said, "but there’s a point N.Y. 10019. Send an additional "What we are experiencing here He said the Shepaug Dam area By OiwaM Jacoby Jim: Thev were there. The $1 for your Pisces Astro-Graph _ where you get loo’ close, ” THIS IS THE THIRP ^ BLAME THE THEV'RE ALWAf/& (South Coventry) Sunday, 12:34 p.m. — Emer­ is the flow of eagles from other may be the site for the greatest aad James Jacoby diamond finesse had given predictions tor 1983. Be sure to ~ Because of the problems, the TIM E IN A W EEK T E L U N G US T O him three tricks. There were Tolland County Saturday, 7:20 p.m. — Ambu­ gency transfer, from Andover to states, mostly the northern concern because a state forest on SOUVE HIT ME give your zodiac sign. DEP is seeking to change the slate PAL. REACH OUT AMP I 4 always three heart tricks. ARIES (March 21-April 19) In Saturday, 5:33 p.m. — Ambu­ lance call, Lakeview Drive, Coven­ Hartford. (Andover) states.” said Milan G. Bull, direc­ the Newtown side of the river Oswald: “North and South law to extend penaltie.s now POR A HANCOUr.' PUT THE TOUCH The club finesse worked and your ertdeavors today, try to lance call, (Carpenter Road, Coven­ try. (South Coventry) tor of field studies at the Connecti­ allows people to get very close to were using 15-17 point no- imposed for hunting, taking, kil­ ONSOME0OPV" finally South guessed to drop keep the broader picture . try. (North and South Coventry) Sunday, 3:11 a.m. — Ambulance, Sunday, 1:06 p.m. — Ambulance cut Audubon Society in Fairfield. the eagles, where access on the X tnunps and two-way Stay- ling r attempting to kill a bald the spade jack to score a before you. The smaller frag­ Saturday, 6:21 p.m. — Ambu­ call. Routes 6 and 87, Andover. call, Bradbury Lane, Coventry. Bull said eaglese winter in other side of the river is more man in responding. Hence ments will fall Into place once (South Coventry) eagle to people who harass, disturb North's two-diamond rather lucky slam.” lance call. Main Street, Coventry. (Andover) Connecticut from about mid- limited. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) the general outline Is response forced to game and preconceived. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) .• Your intuition is finely tuned ~ today and you should be able ~ Pall shaws mast Millstone to detect what lies beneath tha surface, even when you only CROSSWORD have sketchy information to^ draw upon. ” OEMMI (May 21-Juna 20) You apen ta incame tax testing could gain an important ally ACROSS 61 Stationsty Answar to Praviout Puzde today if you show a willingness to compromise without being 0 0 1 V e L minus five percentage points. CARNIVAL 1 Small D O W N - ST asked to. Make the initial HARTFORD (UPI) - A new begins X T P PATfcH T 0 T E R E MICE. DEPT. whirlpool 3 □ gesture. poll was found widespread opposi­ “ Both these figures are the 1 Electric fish 3 _ TASTE NH CANCER (June 21-July 22) tion to Gov. William O'Neill’s sales highest pro-income tax ratings $ o /a E i n t h e 5 Home of A S HARTFORD (UPI) — Northeast 2 Exclamation CD G Lady Luck will be doing all she we've ever gotten," said G. Donald Adam ■ li □ D □ □ □ ■ tax plans and for the first time a Utilities has begun voluntary test­ 9 Capture of annoyance CHDCi □ □□ □ QElDEi can today to help keep you a majority in favor of a state income Perree, director of the poll. FUN HOUJF. VvHEi^E'> 3 Opera afar length or two ahead ol associ­ ing of the automatic shutdown 12 Pennsylvania QCIC] □ □ □ □ nOCIE] tax buffered by overall fiscal The institute has been sampling port 4 Time measure □ D Q D a n o D n D D ates In competitive career public opinion on the issue for the safety systems at the Millstone I THB P O T T Y ? reform. 13 Placet (pl| (DaDB anon d d d matters. Use your advantage. past four years. and Millstone II nuclear power LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Quick - Althoug^h state residents still 14 1957 science 5 Samual'a Q iD a plants in Waterford. ITT- teacher thinking will get you out of ; fear passage of an income tax will The poll released Sunday also event (abbr.) □ □ □ □ □ B ID 6 Performs not IRI 1 M[E of rough spots today, but don't cause a dramatic increase in state found that, while the public is The review follows an order by 15 Pendant (cont.) II IN UR eI make a habit of last-minute'' spending, 64 percent of those polled opposed to nearly any tax in­ the federal Nuclear Regulatory r 17 Born lEID Q E rI decisions. crease, state residents want to Commission that will affect most .1; iHAVfs 5-I4 7 Shade of tan said they would favor the tax if 18 Eye boldly UbrW. Me iM,.g US .M . luon 8 Brother's vmOO (Aug. 23-8epl. 22) Ear-' • maintain or increase funding for of the nation’s nuclear plants after 19 Achievement 25 King 40 Eight . they were assured of correspond­ daughter ly happenings may not be specific state programs. The poll a partial shutdown of safety Mongkut's 43 Guided visits ing reductions in their state sales 21 Put together 9 Four score indicative of the outcome of an systems at two California wHh thread tutor 45 Hernia event today. A turn for the bet­ and municipal property taxes. showed most of the tax pro|)osals and tan, reactors / 23 Coniume 26 Type of book support ter Is apt to occur Just when A clear majority — 58 percent — now under consideration in the U P I Bhofo ,,-MTH AMOIMK-OIMK HERE AND AM ...THERE AM OIMIC.C ordinal legislature are highly unpopular. 24 Request to Eoni ' page (comp, 46 Evan everything appears the dark­ said they would back an income DUNN IS PULLED INTO RHODE ISLAND BOAT The NRC issued a pulletin 0INK-

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Mrs. Kathorino W. BMIeb FOCUS /ffome Mrs. Katharina W. Billeb. 80, connection wife of the late Kurt Billeb of Vernon, died Saturday at Man­ chester Memorial Hospital. She was the mother of Mrs. Neil W. hard to trace (Diana) Coogan of Manchester. She was born in Kirchzell, Germany, and had lived in the By Ruth Gruber Hartford area for more than 50 United Press International years. She also leaves a brother, Josef SOFIA, Bulgaria — With its spy novel Weimer, and a sister, Mrs. Hilde aura of terrorism, espionage and smug­ Muller, both in Germany; and two gling, the “ Bulgarian Connection”' in the granddaughters in Manchester. 1981 assassination attempt on Pope John Funeral services will be Tuesday Paul II exposed unsavory international at 9:15 a.m. from the Rose Hill intrigue to a fascinated world. Funeral Home, 580 Elm St., Rocky But more than three months since For the birds Hill, with a mass of Christian Bulgarian businessman Sergei Antonov burial in Corpus Christi Church, was arrested in Rome for complicity in the Wethersfield, at 10 a.m. Burial will papal attack, the affair — and its full be in Rose Hill Memorial Park, implications — remain murky. Rocky Hill. Friends may call at.the funeral home today from 7 to 9 p.m. “ If we could somehow erase the Antonov Memorial donations may be made case, we could focus on the rest of it," said a to the American Cancer Society. Western diplomat in the Bulgarian capital. “ But if the Antonov case had not come up, Michael J. Carberry we would not have had the focus." Michael Joseph Carberry, 84, of ' Apart from the attack on the pope, the 21 Wamgumbaugh Drive, Coven­ tangled threads include illegal drugs and 9^' try, died Friday at his home. arms traffic, an alleged plot to kill former He had been employed by Polish Solidarity leader Lech Walesa and alleged CIA,— orKGB — plots to destabilize Herald photo by Pinto ‘ Mansfield Training School for 40 f % N f years before retiring 20 years ago. Europe. He leaves a son, Richard James Its characters include a convicted Ride the snake Carberry of Stafford Springs; four right-wing terrorist, a suspected Turkish grandchildren; and several nieces smuggler described by a Western source as and nephews. a “ classic Mafioso," Bulgarian embassy Brian Stannard, 4'A, of 40 D o u g h ty St., seems puzzled at first (left) by an Funeral services will be Tues­ personnel and an Italian labor organizer llling Junior High playground device called "the snake.” In the center photo, day at 10 a.m. from the Bacon accused of involvement both with Red he seems to have mastered the thing. But at right, he’s learning who's boss. Funeral Home, 71 Prospect St., Brigades terror and Bulgarian spying. Willimantic, with a mass of Nothing has been proved. Little if any Christian burial'at 11 a.m. in St. concrete evidence showing exactly how the 4 Mary’s Church., Coventry. Burial tangled threads link up has been made 'C' will be in St. Mary’s Cemetery. public. t>Ui\£N6|AH6 MS I f Friends may call at the funeral “ Unless and until (the Italians) release Man arrested after tussle IHtiiom UK . home today from 7 to 9 p.m. whatever information they have, it’s all just l“ 0oAKt>i Memorial donations may be made Police charged a Windsor Locks man Also following another but unrelated arrests this weekend. speculating in the dark,” said a Western with breach of peace Saturday after he domestic disturbance, police arrested Joan Scott M. Perron, 21, of 72 Colonial Road, to St. M ary’s Church Building diplomatic source. “ And in the gray, dark Fund, Coventry. allegedly fought with one officer and had to H. Collar, 51, of 61 New State Road, was charged with driving' under the world the lines get blurred.” be physically restrained by two others charging breach of peace. She was relased influence after an accident on Washington Shirley E. Miller while outside of David’s at the Manchester on a $100 bond for a court date of April 4. Street, police said. There were no injuries in “ BLURRED” is perhaps an Shirley E. (Boulton) Miller, 58, Parkade. the crash, they said. understatement. of 108 Lydall St. died Saturday at James F. McKinstry, 18, alleged that the Police arrested two East Hartford Dean A. Clark, 23, of 24 Winter St., was Three separate but connected investiga­ Manchester Memorial Hospital. first officer hit him with a walking stick, teenagers, one a cashier at Caldor’s, after charged with drunk driving Saturday after - fo r tions are involved. She was the wife of the late police said. they tried to make off with $95 worth of an accident on Perrot Street, police said. Leonard C. Miller. One is probing the attack on the pope. The Police said they responded to a call of a goods while paying only $1.70, police said There were no injuries, they said. feOltOAA She was born in Manchester, second is into Bulgarian spying and drugs disturbance in the neighborhood of the bar today. Both were released for court appearan­ N.H., June 15,1924, and had been a and arms smuggling stemming from a when they found McKinstry fighting with an David A. Piscantello, 17, was charged ces of April 5. resident of town since the early series of arrests in the northern Italian city officer assigned to special duty. The two with conspiracy to commit sixth-degree Others arrested for drunk driving are: 1950s. She was a former member of of Trento. responding officers then tried to restrain larceny, and Vincent J. Vespa, 16, was Julia F. Whiston, 23, of 37 Holl St.; Eric Grace Episcopal Church in Man­ the accused, they said, but that McKinstry charged with sixth-degree larceny. Kuhn, 26, of Middletown, who was also The third is the case of Luigi Scricciolo, chester, N.H. fought with them. The charge was then Police said the two were charged after charged with operating an unregistered an activist with a Socialist Italian labor She leaves her mother, Lilly R. lodged, they said. Piscantello, the alleged cashier, rang up motor vehicle and evading resTOnsibility; union. Scricciolo was arrested a year ago in Boulton, and a brother, Robert E. McKinstry was ordered to appear in about $95 worth of merchandise for $1.70. Conrad Caron, 31, of 200 Hilliard St.; Donald connection with the Red Brigades kidnap­ HERE ARE PLANS FOR MAKING BIRD HOUSE Boulton, both in New Hampshire, Manchester Superior Court March 21. Police said the alleged crime was planned W. Wilson, 22, of East Hartford; Leo- ping of U.S. Gen. James Dozier, but was . .. this box is suitable for bluebird. and several nieces and nephews. In an unrelated arrest Saturday, police out. The two were observed by a store Szymanski, 23, of Windsorville; John E. charged with spying for Bulgaria and is the Funeral services were held today charged Brian M. Benito, 24, of 24 detective, police said. Schweir, 16, of South Windsor, who was also key witness in the alleged plot against at Watkins Funeral Home, 142 E. Frederick Road, with breach of peace Both were released for court appearan­ Walesa. cited wjth unreasonable speed and disre­ Center St. Burial will be at a future following a domestic disturbance, police ces on April 4. garding an officer's signal; Ronald J. St. The Bulgarians are holding BekirCelenk, said. He was released on a $100 bond for a date in West Brattleboro Ceme­ Orange, 29, of Vernon; and Wilfred St. Herald photo by Toroulnlo tery, Brattleboro, Vt. a Turkish businessman suspected by court appearance on April 4. Police made several drunk driving Peter, 49, of 1089Boston .Turnpike, Bolton. officials in Italy, Turkey and other Leatrice L. Muldoon countries of being involved in illegal arms HUNG FROM A TREE BRANCH, BOX MAKES GOOD HOME Funeral services will be held and narcotics smuggling. . . . you can easily make birdhouse out of scrap lumber Tuesday at 11 a.m. in St. Mary’s Uncontirmed Italian newspaper reports ing teacher quits, another found Episcopal Church for Leatrice L. said Celenk, acting for the Bulgarian secret Muldoon, 59,. of 152 Eldridge St., service, offered Mehmet Ali Agca $1.2 who died March 10 while vacation­ million to shoot the pope. By Raymond T. DeMeo will recommend to the offers certification for in­ board $81,000 in the first started bargaining with ing in New Mexico. Herald Reporter Board of Education to­ Italian investigators have issued a dustrial arts teachers, year and less in succeed­ the union on a new two- She was the wife of Robert night the appointment of warrant for him and Turkey has asked for Deakin said. ing years, Deakin said. year contract for custodi­ A Muldoon. She was bom in New­ School administrators Paul R.Edmondson, son Here's how to end the housing crunch Edmondson, a graduate The board will meet in ans. The present contract port, Vt., on Sept. 17,1923, and had his extradition on smuggling and currency ‘‘lucked out” in finding an of former Bennet Junior violations. of Central, was an indus­ executive session to dis­ expires June 30. been a resident of Manchester immediate replacement High School vice­ trial arts student-teacher cuss negotiations with un­ The board meeting is at than the male. since 1943. Before retiring she had Ceienk denies any connection with the for an Industrial arts principal Ronald Ed­ at llling last year. ion Local 991, represent­ By Susan Plese and grackles have been return­ space, and want to attract the The DEP asks that bluebird 7:30 p.m. at the Board of Their song and call is des­ been a cook at the Manchester papal attack. But the allegations have shed teacher who resigned two mondson, to fill the post of ^Deakin said Edmond­ ing school custodians. The Herald Reporter ing and other species will soon bluebirds, you'll have to take a lovers monitor the use of the Education meeting room cribed as a "melodious whis­ Manor Convalescent Home. She new light on the involvement of Bulgaria, or weeks ago. Assistant Su­ Malcolm Leichter Jr., an son was in Alaska, “ tra­ administration recently follow. few precautions. houses for a season. To encour­ at 45 N. School St. tling.” Nests are composed was a member of St. Mary’s individual Bulgarians, in the illegal drugs perintendent Wilson E. llling Junior High indus­ veling or working or There’s a housing crunch in The DEP needs help in The box is built to specific age their use by bluebirds only, chiefly of grass, but often with Episcopal Church and the Nutmeg and arms trade. Deakin Jr. said today. trial arts teacher whose something,” when school Manchester, and it has nothing building houses that are specifi­ dimensions, with a hole just you must check the house leaves, small roots, fine twigs, Forest Tall Cedarettes. Deakin, assistant su­ resignation took effect officials contacted him to do with condos and single cally designed for bluebirds, large enough to admit the weekly. If other birds have set THE K E Y figure in all this is Mehmet Ali 168 Woodland St hair or a few feathers. Besides her husband she leaves perintendent for adminis­ last week. about the job. homes and the unavailability of which are “ cavity nesters.” bluebird, and to discourage up house, their nesting material Agca, the right-wing Turkish terrorist who two sons, Brian Muldoon of Colum­ tration and personnel, Leichter, who had Edmondson’s appoint­ 6 4 3 -8 4 7 4 apartments. They build nests in holes in larger species. should be cleared out. shot the pope in St. Peters Square on May THE HOUSE SPARROW will bia and Richard Muldoon of said the administration worked at llling since ment is through the end of In fact, the situation is tough trees, where a limb has broken How do you know if you have 13, 1981 and is now serving a life sentence. compete with the bluebird for Newport, R.I.; a brother, Robert 1975, left for a position the school year only. “ He all over Connecticut. And it's off and started to rot, for THE BOX MUST be about bluebirds? housing, says Brys. If your Faufaw of East St. Johnsbury, Vt.; Since his conviction he apparently named with International Busi­ has different goals in threatening a whole new gener­ instance. eight to nine inches deep below Bluebirds are small, like a odian ation of our feathered friends They know how to hollow out the opening of the hole. That’s so house is on a half acre or less, and four grandchildren. Antonov, Rome station chief for Bulgarian ness Machines, Deakin mind than public school thrush. They have a slender, a racoon or other small animal you’ll probably get the Friends may call at the Holmes Baikan airlines, and several other Bulgar­ Pursuit said. teaching,” Deakin said. who will set up housekeeping in the tops of fence posts, too, and short bill, long pointed wings a can’t reach in. sparrows. Funeral Home, 400 Main St., today ians as accompiices. In spite g f a lack of In recent years, the The interim appoint­ SHAMROCKS the state this spring. prefer a wide open habitat. short, even tail and short legs. And if your house is for And regardless of what birds from 2 to 4 and 7 to9 p.m. Memorial official charges or evidence, Agca’s often school system has bad a ment “ buys time” for The bousing problem is espe­ Cemeteries, parks, golf The bird is about six to eight from tho Old bluebirds only, youdon’thaveto you encourage, you must keep a contributions may be made to the contradictory testimony has been leaked in difficult time replacing administrators in the cially hard on the bluebirds, courses, and open fields with a inches long. They have a leads to add a perch. “ Bluebirds don’ t few things in mind. Book of Remembrance at St. sensational detail. industrial arts teachers search for a permanent once a fa m ilia r sight in few trees are especially reddish breast and a brilliant BLUEBIRD Mary’s Episcopal Church or to the because college students Connecticut. favored. use them. They fly right in,” royal blue back. The females The Bulgarians have indignantly re­ replacement, he said. . needs home American Heart Association. with the required training "Many people under 30 have says Brys. are smaller and less colorful Please turn to page 20 jected all charges against Antonov and In other matters on the arrest generally opt for higher­ never seen them,” says George IN FACT, the DEP is so Mrs. Florence B. Richardson embassy staff members allegedly impli­ school board agenda, the paying jobs in private E. Brys, wildlife biologist with anxious to see the bluebirds Mrs. Florence B. Richardson of cated in the papal attack. administration will dis­ COVENTRY - A Man­ industry, Deakin said. the Department of Environ­ return to the state, that they are Wethersfield died Saturday at a cuss a proposed five-year chester man was arrested Central Connecticut mental Protection. offering bundles of free lumber Wethersfield convalescent home. They claim Western secret services were contract with the Man­ here early Sunday morn­ State College is the only The reason for a dramatic for groups who want to take on a She was the wife of Harold F. feeding Agca with information in order to chester Bus Company. ing on charges of drunk school in the state that drop in their population is the bird house building project. Richardson and the mother of Mrs. foment an anti-Bulgarian campaign as part The contract will cost the Find /the right habitat of President Reagan’s "crusade” against driving, engaging police urbanization of the state — and The wood is available by Richard (Barbara) Emser of in pursuit, reckless driv­ S t Fstrfek's Day la the resulting destruction of the contacting the Wildlife Bureau, Manchester. the Soviet bloc. M ing, drinking while driv­ Thun., March 17th birds’ nesting habitats. state DEP, at 566-4683. Direc­ She also leaves a sister, Mrs. “ The Bulgarians do ha' a very valid ing and criminal mi­ Something Different...... With Someone A tions are also provided for If you’ve got your heart set on wren. 8. Protect boxes against snakes, Anne Hall of Worcester, Mass.; point as to how can Ag j s testimony ^ schief, police said today. BUT MORE FORTUNATE building 15 to 20 bluebird boxes. attracting bluebirds, and have enough 3. Avoid areas where house sparrows raccoons and other predators when five grandchildren; two great­ accepted,” said a Western diplomatic Clinton D. Islieb Jr., 43, Happy Birthday For St Patrick's Gift Plants human homeowners can do But if you have just a small, open space to do so, here are a few are abundant. necessary. For example, raccoon grandchildren; and a niece and a source. of 218 School St., Man­ something to help. How? congested parcel of land, the suggestions. They have been compiled guards can be mounted over the nephew. ToSpa-HyaeliiSw hasiWees ni-tJS 4. Avoid areas of extensive pesticide chester, was released for WKh A Herald Happy Heart Cut Fkw v f - With a few nails and some bluebird house will attract any by Dr. Lawrence Zeleny, founder of the use. entrance hole for boxes located in areas Funeral services will be Tues­ “ We Bulgarians are totally united on this ieOfitAB WI 6 .9 5 Tolland County Superior Daflpdito - scrap lumber, even a child can variety of cavity nester — such North American Bluebird Society. 5. Most nesting boxes are three to five of heavy raccoon populations. day at 11 a m. at the Taylor & point,” said a senior Bulgarian official in Court dates on April 4 and O n ly tainllialtii ^^**’*^ easily build a house for birds to as chickadee, wren, and wood­ 1. Select good habitat. Open, rural feet from ground level, preferably on 9. Monitor the boxes about once a week Modeen Funeral Home, 136 S. private. “ Why is the erratic testimony of a VIolH caltolafto 5. w i u m s *1 J 8 baafcel occupy throughout their coming pecker. country with scattered trees and low or posts or poles. during the nesting season, if possible. Main St., West Hartford . Friends convicted terrorist who has been described Ctnmuim F fiw Police said he engaged $6.00 nesting season. "People in downtown Man­ sparse ground cover is best. Pastures, 6. Face boxes in any direction, but 10. Always remove house sparrow may call at the funeral home one by Turks as a psychopath believed and « UHsts nods- officers in . pursuit on But you’ll have to act fast. chester can’t expect blu­ large lawns, golf courses, parks and preferably toward a tree from 25 to 100 nests immediately when found. Remove hour before the service time. anything a Bulgarian says disregarded? Route 31. The criminal ftm mm ■ In t o "W e suggest getting houses ebirds,” says Ms. Craig, “ but cemeteries are all good sites. Bad feet distant. bluebird and other nests as soon as young Memorial contributions may be birds have flown. • “ If Antonov even had had a vague mischief charge was Tima lo think of — •moSSMSmStaSSilSL out before any birds come English sparrows will use habitat selection often results in house 7. Because of bluebird territorial made to the Memorial Fund of connection with this man, he would have lodged when Islieb dam­ SowloB Ftomt S VasaMMa Saadt - BoqMa, Hart. back,” says Sue Craig, natural­ houses in the most urban areas sparrows, not bluebirds. preferences, keep boxes at least 100 11. Inspect boxes in late winter. Clean Central Baptist Church, 457 Main Faadins Your Lawn • SeoMa a Otaamlaw a MSarsranlla left Rome. He would have been completely aged the holding cell, Love ist at the Lutz Children’s you can imagiqe.” 2. Avoid brushy and heavily wooded yards apart to ensure the most economi­ and repair if necessaary. Bluebirds will St., Hartford, or the American ______Oat Tha Wsht Toala a Tru Tamoat a Sunt crazy to stay — from the point of view of his police said. Museum. Already blackbirds If you have d little wide open areas. This is the domain of the house cal use of the boxes. not nest in a box that has an old nest in it. Cancer Society, 670 Prospect Ave., nerves alone. And if. as has been said, he WM Hartford. was the organizer, wouldn’t he have been Looking lor something the first to leave?” t a ll. 4 special? Why not run a IN MEMORIAM “ Wanted to Buy” ad in 643-2711 Introducing THERE ARE several theories as to how Classified. The cost is Ask for.... In sad and loving memory of Lin­ the various aspects of the case are linked. da Ann Caselli who passed away small ... the response big. THE CHURCH OF THE LIVING GOD March 12, 1967. One sees direct official Bulgarian invol­ It doesn’t take a special day to vement, masterminding the papal attack Wow and flutter can disort record sounds on Soviet orders. bring you to our minds. ^ THMKSGiVlHi Proclaiming the Word of God, For the days we do not think of Another sees peripheral Bulgarian invol­ presenting Jesus Christ to the world, QUESTION: What is wow and flutter? I have seen levels will be higher than recommended in this table, W8 have a wonderful nsortmant Of i NOVEIU TO ST. JUDE ANSWER: The speakers you have in your system you are very hard to find. vement via Agca’s links with the interna­ and practicing the gifts and fullness this listed in turntable and tape deck specifications. because professional musicians use it as a guide, too. tional arms and drugs traffic, for which (. boxail greeting cards v 0 My n. Mi. ApMdt nirtir. grtM are probably more efficient than your friend’s. Let’s Sadly missed by. of the Holy Spirit. . Sofia is believed to be a center. ■ lilit iM ridi ■ airidn; mm Vmmm Stereo assume that his speakers reduce 89 decibels of sound birthday ANSWER: Wow is a slow speed variation which Duration per day Sound level Mother, Sisters and Brother m h M Oral U M iSirwiiit it il at 1 watt input 1 meter in front of them, and yours “ Agca was connected with the Bulgarian gives a steady note a rising and falling sound. An Expert hours (decibels) V anniversary mm imth ya. lyiiiil M raaii a M t We are an evangelical full>gospol produce 92 decibels of sound under the same and Turkish arms and narcotics trade,” example of this is a record with the hole punched off 8 .9 0 said a Western source. m m U T. yn I M « iw m . fca. St conditions. He will need twice as much power to sympathy church meeting at Robertson School. center. Flutter is a fast speed variation which gives a By Jack Bertrand 6 ■ 92 4Mt t) ay kart iM MMy h| I. Mm produce the same sound level as you can. The sound Suspect charged The source said Agca as early as 1979 North School St. (off N. Main) In steady note a fluttering quality, 't'his shows up most Licensed technician P get weil assortments M kn im . uck frill .aar It o a t u 4 95 after escaping from a Turkish jail where he Manchester at 7 p.m. on Wednesday often in cheap tape machines. These speed pressure level of a speaker is often overlooked but is EAST HAVEN (UPI) - A ay MialaKi SM at a ay yrtiMl mi 3 97 just as important as the power the amplifier can 21-year-old East haven man was was serving time for an earlier political variations in a new machine are caused by 2 boxes far ^ 1 . 7 9 a fM Hliliai It rala. I yraast U aakt evenings. Join us for a time of 2 100 produce when determining how loud a sound system held in lieu of $100,000 bond assassination, had threatened to kill the mechanical drive components that are not perfectly pope. yta iiar htMa mti am t ytt It kt a- worship, teaching, and fellowship. I'A 102 can go. pending arraignment today on mM. round or are slipping. Worn or dirty parts make the 1 105 murder charges in the stabbing “ He had these connections, and this situation worse so make sure you have your ANSWER: How loud you can listen depends on Siy Sn. l a FaMi. Urn M Sayi >A no death of a New Haven man, police would explain his contacts with Bulgarians how lon^ you will listen. The United States m l OaiM' hMuMi aal ft prtamf turntable and tape deck cleaned and lubricated by a '/4 115 said. in Rome,” the source said. " I t ’s plausible professional every year or two to maintain their Department of Labor has set noise regulations to If you have a question about stereo you would like that his contacts did not know he set out to I SSi K M i aiy *a M i l ria ia ilt yw For mora btformaflon call Scott Anderson, was charged in , original speed accuracy; make sure workers are protected from damaging to see answered here, write to: Jack Bertrand, The the slaying of Carl Cohn, 21, kill the pope.” •781 ______aii M m . Ikit n iaa kit Mor kn. 644-3009 or 644-OSOe noise in the workplace. I want to make it clear that I QUESTION: Why does my stereo sound louder Stereo Expert, Box 591, Manchester Herald, Saturday and was being held Swmt—n M «ii»litir t «M to tai I km laf ay itami Other tneories combine aspects of these QUESTION: How loud can I listen to my stereo am not calling rock music noise! (Teenagers, please than my friend’s? They are both rated at the same Manchester, 06040. Bertrand is a Manchester Sunday at the New Haven jail. Rev. David W. Mullen, Pastor two. wOksut damaging my hearing? note). I do recommend ear protection if the sound power output. resident who Is a licensed technician.

I 12 - MANOllvSIKH m'.llAl.n. Mun . M.mli 11. IVIAi4< I I I . .1 »',ti i i r , ( i A i , i ; , iVi'Ki , MtHi'ti i >. im .i turns to design Advice t By Gay Pauley Supreme Allied Commander in Fla., and Santa Domingo. Shc’sHii.- United Press International Europe in World War II. He was chief financial backer. president from 1953 until 1961 and "The idea is to offer haute coutre NEW YORK — Her grandfather was known affectionately by styling at pret-a-porter prices, was a five-star general who Americans as ” Ike.” He died in with the line retailing from $200 to Too bod all the evidence became the 34th president of the March 1969. $400,” a spokesman for the atelier United States. Her father was an Anne Eisenhower has had her said. All fabrics are of U.S. origin army officer who served both in own decorating firm for six years and the manufacturing, inciuding Europe and Korea and later as an and now has joined with two other the hand-finishing, is done in Santa he hod went up in smoke ambassador. Her brother married young socialites in the fashion Domingo. into another First Family. venture. They have just shown "W e all want to buy each other’s But the careers of Anne Eisen­ their first collection, for summer, d e a r ABBY: I’m a traveling talk to your son about it, but he clothes,” said Miss Eisenhower. isi T-? V hower never took a military or and ultimately plan to have " ’I'o’s on the road five days a doesn’t want to take sides against She continues to use her maiden poliUcal turn. showrooms in New York. Miami week. I have a pretty wife (my his mother. name although she was married to Her direction was to interior and Santa Domingo, Dominican second) whom I ’ve always trusted D e a r "So here’s the final word, Mom. and divorced from Fernando design and now to fashion also. Republic. until last Friday night when I came You a: e not to upset the children’s Echavarria, who runs an export- “ I think David is the only one The partners are Francesca home, put on my bathrobe and A b b y sleeping schedules or their eating import business from Bogota, even leaning to politics,” said Miss Braschi, 24, daughter of Count and found a well-used pipe in the regulations. If you insist on bring­ ffl Colombia. The couple has a Eisenhower of her brother. "But Countess Pier Braschi, a 12th pocket! Abigail ing them candy and cookies yrr daughter, Adriana, 13. right now he’s finishing three century noble Italian family, and I don’t smoke a pipe. Never Van Buren against my wishes, I can’t stop books on Grandad.” David mar­ Helga Wagner, 37, Austrian-bom Miss Eisenhower said she gets a have. And my wife has never you, but you will be getting their ried Julie Nixon, daughter of designer of seashell and semi­ lot of fashion input from her smoked anything. She claims she doctor and dentist bills. — Your Herald photo by Glneo former President Richard M. precious stone jewelry. ' teenager, ’’who loves getting has never seen that pipe before and Daughter-in-Law” Nixon. ^ doesn’t know how it got there. DR. STEPHEN ROMEO The three were brought together dressed up. It’s easy to get her out Gee, thanks Abby, I feel better "Grandad” of course was by Celcia Alvarez, chairman of La of jeans. Anyway, I think that era OK, so she’s not admitting to “ Dear Mom; Although you are already. Any suggestions on how to and nurse, Donna DePasquale Dwight , the Romana Atelier, in Coral Gables, of dressing is passing, don’t you? anything, but the next day when I my mother-in-law, I show you the handle this? went to get the pipe. It wasn’t same consideration and respect I FED UP IN PHILADELPHIA where I had put it! It just plain show my own mother, and I wish DEAR FED UP: Between us, I He's Boss of Year disappeared. I searched the apart­ you would do the same for me. think we’ve handled this sticky ment but it was nowhere to be Your visits have become situation as diplomatically as it found. Intolerable. can be handled. My wife claims she doesn’t know "When you come to my house, Attention 4th, 5th, 6th Graders, what happened to it. We are the you stuff so much candy and If you put off writing ietters only two people in this apartment. cookies into my children, they because you don’t know what to Dr. Romeo is No. 1 From what I ’ve told you, what become ' yperactlve. I don’t give say. send for Abby’s complete conclusions would you draw? No them sw its — it makes them wild booklet on letter-writing. Send $2 By Barbora Richmond DePasquale said, “ Of course, they all do. Buthe’s Junior High and High School Students! names, please. My wife calls m e .. and era: . and a long, stamped (37 cents), Herald Reporter willing to listen even though his ideas might differ "A t b Jtime, you say (to me), self-addressed envelope to Abby, Dr. Stephen Romeo, a Manchester dermatolo­ and he’s willing to compromise and come up with P A PA BEAR "Oh, le . them stay up a while Letter Booklet, P.O. Box 38923, gist, has been chosen "Boss of the Year” by the a solution." longer” — making me look like the Hollywood, Calif. 90038. Hartford Chapter of the American Association of When asked what he thought his faults were. DEAR PAPA BEAR: It’s just a mean mother. You toss them Medical Assistants. But but he hasn’t let it go to Dr. Romeo jokingly said.'Tm so perfect, I can’t wild guess, but I think somebody’s around and get them so excited at If you have an old photo you’d like his head. He thinks his assistant should have the think of any faults.” . been sleeping in your bed. Pity, the bedtime it takes hours for them to to see appear in the Manchester title. evidence went up in smoke. settle down and go to sleep. Then Herald, submit old photos to Focus But on second thought, he added, “ I change my His medical assistant is Donna DePasquale of you go home, leaving me to deal mind a lot. I say one thing and then I change my 1983 Eklitor Adele Angle. Photos, which South Windsor, who submitted his name along DEAR ABBY: Please, please with hard-to-handle children. mind and have them do something else. I also will be run in the “ Recognize These with an essay of “ 50 words or less” on why she print this letter. You are my last “ I ’ve tried to talk to you about it, Herald photo by Pinto think I probably don’t take enough vacations to Faces?" column, will, of course, be thought her boss should be named "Boss of the hope. but you turn a deaf ear. I ’ve tried to suit them.” Them are the others in bis office. returned. ,Year. The judges were impressed because her Orchestra leader honored boss was chosen. Dr. Romeo was quick to praise Mrs. DePas­ The fact that Mrs. DePasquale has worked for quale. He said he thought she should have been Mr. and Mrs. George E. Lawrence of 87 right, who was recently appointed the Dr. Romeo for 10 years is testimony to the fact made Boss-of-the-Year. Blue Ridge Drive, left, gave a reception leader of the new Billy May Orchestra that he must be a good boss. “ I think she’s probably the best person in her Walking two miles each day touring group. "The fact he has given me responsibility to do field. I thinks she should get an award for being Thursday night to honor Pat Longo, my job and to continue my education through the top medical assistant.” AAMA. and the encouragement he has given me The whole affair was a complete surprise to Dr. to continue with the organization and its Romeo. He said he had intended to make part of will fake off that weight programs,is one of the reasons for him to be the meeting but he missed the whole thing About Town named Boos-of-the-Year,” Mrs, DePasquale because he was away and didn’t get back in tim e.' said. Dr. Romeo and Mrs. DePasquale each received DEAR DR. LAMB: I walk two pounds of "everything,” not just Asked if her toss has any faults, Mrs. an attractive plaque. miles each day and watch my diet fat. What counts is the fat under religiously, yet I can’t lose weight. your skin. Oil painting demonstration Card party scheduled I am 5-feet-2 and need to lose five to Y o u r The Manchester Art Association will meet Tuesday 10 pounds. Please don’t tell me to Increasing your walking dis­ Robin Chapter, American Business Women’s at 7:30 p.m. at the Whiton Library on Main Street. eat raw vegetables. I have a hiatal H e a l t h tance would speed up the process a Association, plans its 12th annual scholarship Charles Movalli, an artist from Gloucester, Maks., Profile in courage hernia and can’t tolerate them. bit. But remember that if you havjj fundraising card party on March 27 at the Veterans Lawrence not been very active and start an will demonstrate the art of oil painting. Memorial Clubhouse in East Hartford. Time: 2 p.m. exercise program you may de­ Tickets are $3 per person. DEAR READER: Guessing Lamb, M.D. Phyllis Volz won first place in the association’s art what you must weigh at your velop some healthy muscles while of the month contest with her painting "The Deer.” It height if you only need to lose five losing unhealthy fat. The ba­ is displayed at Mary Cheney Library. throom scales can’t tell the differ­ to 10 pounds, it is a good bet that, in Second place went to Louise Withy for "E gg CP hasn't beaten him walking a mile, you use about 50 ence between them so your weight Money,” on display at First Federal Bank. may remain the same. calories more than you would if patience and no raw vegetables. Third prize went to David Whiteside’s “ Reflec­ By Keyin Courney you sat still during that time. In You didn’t.say how long you had Follow a sensible balanced diet tions” at the Savings Bank of Manchester on Main stitution near Boston, he that case your walking program is been on your program, but you can plan with a modest restriction of Street. t tp went to Loma Linda Uni­ DEER PARK, Calif. - using about 100 extra calories a expect that If you consume fewer calories and keep walking. In a versity where he met day. Fourth place went to Evelyn Thomas for pressed Wally Hasselbrack, direc­ calories than your body uses that, year you’ll be a lot better off. I ’m Carol, who offered the flower florals at Johnson’s Paint Store. tor of rehabilitation at St. Now consider that a pound of as the body fat is used, your body sending you The Health Letter 4-7, perfect solution to his twin John Kravonka’s fifth place winner: “ Mountain” is Helena Hospital in the body fat coiftains 3,500 calories and will accumulate fluid. In such Weight Losing Diet, to help you. classroom problems. at the Connecticut Bank and Trust at the Parkade. Napa Valley, thinks of you will see it will take 35 days of instances the body weight drops Others who want this issue can Wally would type the walking for you to use the calories himseif as a walking suddenly and then you don’t lose send 75 cents with a long, stamped, lectures, then have Carol miracle. in one pound of body fat. But don’t any weight for a time while your self-addressed envelope for it to transcribe them. despair. In a year’s time that is “ If you could see me body again accumulates excess me, in care of the Manchester When they applied for then, then a split second more than 10 pounds of body fat. water. Don’t be mesmerized by the Herald, P.O. Box 1551, Radio City jobs at St. Helena Hospital What you probably need is later see me now, you’d bathroom scales. Scales measure Station, New York, N.Y. 10019. Rusty companions night in 1972, hospital officials say of me, ’It’s a mira­ were concerned whether The Delta chapter of Royal Arch Masons will have a cle,” said Hasselbrack he could perform as a rusty companions night Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the about the changes in his DESIGN AN AD CONTEST physical therapist. “ Part Masonic Temple. life since he was a child. of their concern was how All companions are invited to refresh their The 39-year-old man­ patients would react hav­ knowledge of Royal Arch Masonry. Brownies for breakfast ager is a good-looking ing a person like that as man with a sense of G irls of all ages gathered at Manchester their therapist,” Carol humor, successful career, High School last week for the annual said. *155 IN PRIZES lovely wife and a cherubic Girl Scout interfaith breakfast. Among daughter. He was given a one- "In Town leaders to speak month trial, which he Brownies and Girl Scuots on hand were He also has a cerebral palsy. passed -with flying colors. Andover Women’s League will sponsor an evening (from left) Michelle Schmitt of Troop Last summer he became CRMBPMZE ...... <801 with town leaders Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in the Hassellbrack didn’t 662, Mary Spaulding of Troop 2 and community room of Andover School. walk until he was in grade rehabilitation director. Andover First Selectman Jean Gasper, Tax . Sharon Cole of Troop 601. Troop 10 school. He was 12 before Hasselbrack still en­ counters looks of disbiief 3 FUST PRIZES... *25 each! Collector Charlotte Neal and Town Clerk Nellie ( presented an inernational friendship he stopped tripping on his own feet. when he meets patients Boisvert will answer questions on the town’s program and Nancy Thomas led the for the first time. "Their structure. The public is invited. girls in singing. initial reaction is, ’Are HE DIDNT WRITE a emiioRiiHiMEimiiiis *5 you really going to take legible signature until care of me?’ high school. Even then, REHAB DIRECTOR TODAY his desk would shake from “ To me I sound good, I SHOWCASE feel good, I don’t feel like I the enormous expenditure . . .Wally Hasselbrack, wife See Your Ad Printod In The Cinema CSWEMIAS really have a handicap,” ENTER Discussions for diabetics of energy. he said. “ When I saw Only his family under­ The East of the River Diabetics Club will meet »ig»T ^MOWONIT ' myself on TV, I realized Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in the conference rooms of Hartford stood his speech during quired his total concentra­ oxygen and kept him in I ’m not as good as I Manchester Memorial Hospital. An open discussion Attiinaum Cinema— Reop­ his childhood years. To­ tion. “ Usually the paper the incubator and gave TODAY! Horald on April 22, 1983 ens Tuesday. thought I was. Do I really day’s clear diction is the was mutilated after the will be led by Fran Idzkpwski, diabetes teaching nurse Cinema City — E a tin g him care that wasn’t look and sound like that? R ao ul (R) 7:30, 9:20. — The product of 15 years of at the hospital, and Marie Seybolt form the hospital’s MTaSTin$4iXITSt test was over," said ordered. He survived that To me I looked like I reaHy Tall Blond Man with One intensive labors with a department of social service. EASTHiUtmm SM-UM Wally. “ I would take my and kept growing.” had a problem.” B la c k Shoe 7:10 w ith Cousin, speech therapist. clothes off. wring them Born in Brookland, HERFS HOW TO ENTER The group meets on the third Tuesday of every CouslneB:S0.— The Pirates It is fitting that Hassel­ Those who know Wally of Penzance (G ) 7:20,9:30. — out and put them through N .Y., Hasselbrack went to won’t know what’s he lerold photo by Pinto month at the hospital. Meetings are free and open to M o o n lig h tin g IP G ) 7, 9:10. GANDH|p« brack now supervises 14 the dryer." Clnestudlo — Unfinished schools run by the Advent­ talking about. He over­ the public. For information call 633-2419. speech, physical and oc­ Today Wally’s speech is ist church. P ie ce fo r P la y e r P la n o 7:30 cupational therapists as came the big problems RULES AND INSTRUCTIONS Service pin awarded w ith M a lo r B a rb a ra 9:20. “ SHOWtlAT • perhaps slow, but clear. " I had an older brother years ago. East Hartford 1:00-a:yP| ^ this Seventh-day Lacking fine muscle con­ who made fun of me all the Eastwood Pub&CInemo — Adventist-run hospital, 1. Th«f« will b« • flrst p r in « id two Dorothy Goodrich of Coventry, right, Caroi Wiggins, vice president of student T he V e rd ic f (R) 7:15. trol, he prefers to type time. He was preparing 2. muat ba aubmHlad Iha aama alia aa Poor Richards Pub a Ci­ 4 8 HOURS for he is living proof of the instead of write. But he me for the real world,” honorabit mwitloiw In M d i eatagory pliw « was recently awarded a cross^ siiver affairs and services, is ieft; Leonard nema— The V e rd ict (R) 7:15, R results that such therapy once bowled at 270, which said Wally. “ When I went ’ ***?*-**■ markar pan, or bruah knife and fork pin for 25 years of service Hodgson, food services director, iooks Adult swims extended 9;M. can achieve. Thoughts' grand prim wIniMr. Thn priM eatagoriM nrr. u ^ on a whKa background. AN com- Showcase Cinema — T o o t­ — SHOWWAf: '■■■■ is only a few pins short of into the real world and The Manchester Recreation Department will sie (P G ) 1:05, 7:10, 9:45.4— So successful has Has­ (1) 4th, Sth, and 6th gradaa; (2) Ttb, itti, tih ploM a * nuM bo raeaiypd.by Tha Herald at the annuai University of Connecticut on. 1:30-7:45-10:00 perfection. they’d kid around. I ’d continue adult swims on Mondays and Wednesdays at The One Dark Night (PG) selbrack overcome his gradaa; (2) lOtti, l l lli, and 121^ gradaa. 1:40, 7:45, 10. — 4B Hrs. (R) His wife credits Hassel- laugh with them. SianiDiM M M Jrntlaft XpHI IB. food service empioyees workshop. Dr. the East Side Recreation Center, Bennet Junior High, handicap that he was Is God ‘ ’the court'of last 1:30, 7:45,10. — The Lo rd s ot brack’s family with see­ •“It’s a funny thing from 5 to 6 p.m. until the end of the month. Discipline (R) 1:15,7:40,9:50. featured in a recent Uni­ resort” with you? Do you TOOTSIE ing to it that cerebral about that brother,’’ 2. To aniar tha eontaat you muat bring or nwH There is no charge to swim, but a recreation card is — Sophie’ s C h o ice (R) 1:15, ted Cerebral Palsy tele­ find yourself praying af­ 4. AN antrlaa baeoma tha proparly of Tha 7:15,10. — Gandhi (PG) 1, B. palsy did not criple his Wally added. “ He mar­ ttw ontry Mank bolow to iha Dlaplay Advar- required. For information call 647-3084. — SHOWflAf:* thon, enabling Northern ter every other method Manehaalar Evanbig HaraM. Only tha lop an- — F ra n ce s (R) 1:20, 7:10, 1:05-7:1 life. His mother insisted ried a girl with cerebral gljna BWWtnjjnLgjTIra UConn honors students 9:55. — 10 to M id n ig h t (R) California viewers to ap- palsy.” blaa wW ba pubNahad. he not go to a school for the has failed? It is better to Frld^ , April 1 ,1983>: You wS than raeohro 1:35,7:35, 9:50. preciate. his handicapped. When Hasselbrack pray first to the one who 5. Tha antrlaa wW ba Judged by the advar- Enfield 1 0 T O « accomplishments. InatrueUona In paraon at Tha HaraM bdor- Cine 1, 2# 3, 4, 5 a 6 — 10 to “ His father had the wasn’t in school, he spent has promised to help us. tMng ataff of The HaraM. M id n ig h t (R) 7:40, 9:55. — MIDNIGHT His wife, Carol, is direc­ attitude: ‘Never give up.’ hours with therapists. mbig you what bualnaaa you.wIN bo doing an T o o tsie (P G ) 7:30, 9:50. — -SHOWnATi- The resources of God are 2. WInnora will bo announoad upon pubNea- named to fall dean's list tor of nurses at St, Helena He instilled that in In trying to learn how to sd for. Sunset Club to meet The Last American virgin 1:35-7:35-9:50 endless. “ He is able to do tlotlo (R) 7:105,9:30. — Homework Hospital. The met 12 ye­ Wally.” walk properly, “they’d exceedingly abundantly Maureen V. Wasix, loua wiiiiam The Sunset Club will meet Tuesday at 12:15 p.m. for (R ) 7:50, 9:45, — They C a ll ars ago at Loma Linda Like most people with have three therapists on The following is a list of Chambers, Katherine l,, nicuuvK, MeBruce? (PG)7;20,9;20.— lunch at the Senior Citizen’s Center. Members should F R A N C E S I I University, an Adventist cerebral palsy, Wally sus­ me at once. One would above all that we can ask Manchester, Bolton and Coventry Paige Anthony, Patricia A. Arm­ Whitney, Carl Gregory Baker, One Dark Night (PG) 7,9:15 bring sandwiches: coffee and dessert will be Manchester institution in Southern Ca­ tained brain damage af­ or even think ...” accord­ students named to the dean’s list strong, Patricia Mary Avery, Gail Christopher E. Fields, Michael control my head, the provided. U A Theaters East — Hom e­ — 9HOWMAT:— lifornia where they were fecting muscle control second my hands, while ing to the Scriptures. The for the first semester of the 1982-83 W. Barbagallo, Jill Rachel Berson, John Hewett, Burton E. Hilton IV, w o rk (R) 7:30, 9:30. — They Tuesday will be the last day reservations are 1:20-7:10-9:55...... both enrolled in masters during birth, “ It was due the third work on my person who prays, stays academic year at the University of Adam Frank Bbrgida, Lorrie Ann Edward Carl Jaworski, Susan M. C a ll M e B ru ce ? (P G ) 7:20, I Want To Enter Ad craft ’82 Maciewicz, Ernest M. McNeill Jr., accepted for the Coachlight Dinner Theater trip. 9 ;» . — Th e T re n c h c o a t (P G ) programs. to being three months legs.” ' • — that is, has the staying Connecticut. Botteron, Mari Louise Brennan,. SOPHIE'S “ One of the first times I premature,’’ he Paul A. Brindamour, Gordon Eliot Mark Alan Shaw, Paul Matthew Monsfleld power in the crunch. Pray Bouon students included: Carole Zepp. Trans-Lux College Twin — 'was aware of Wally was in explained. BECAUSE OF cerebral Fallone. CHOICE — then work in the faith Nam#.. Joy Rose, Heather Hanford, Chris­ Janice E. Bickford, Noreen L. Gandhi (PG) B. — The World — SHOWN a phyiology class," she palsy, Hasselbrack has a Teresa Edel Foley, Also: Peter According toGarp (R) 7wlth He gives. tina Richardson, Maria E . Stopple- Casciani, David Michael Daley, 1:15-7:15-10:00 recalled. “ When he was WHAT SAVED him was 40 percent hearing loss, Michael German, Elizabeth D. P o p e ye (P G ) 9:30. Addragg ***ooaaaaaaaaaaaaaaiata8 fuaaaafaaoaa8 aataaaoooaaioagaggggg worth, Linda Grace Bushnell, Sara Timothy D. Devalve, Lawrence C. Vernon taking his notes the whole the care of a “ loving affecting primarily Giguerre, John S. Haslett, Kathe­ Krafters decorate eggs row f desks stalled shak­ Rev. Neale McLain Lee Waddell, and Julia Ann rine B. Haslett, Jodi L. Hllding, French, Steven C. Machuga, Kevin Cine 1 a 2 — The V e rd ict mnEOim nurse,” his wife said. higher-pitched sounds. TO ggi I d •aaatoaaagpuuAanbunuutnggggggg (R) 7,9:30. — Lovesick (PG) Maulucci. Ira Ovian, Allan L. Zimmerman, ing. I thought he was “ The nurse who took care This impairment made Church of the Nazarene Kevin James Kean, Diana Joan The Koffee Krafters of the Nutmeg Branch YWCA, 7:10, 9:15. NKHT Qradg agaaaaaaaaaaagaagaaaaa Coventry students; Ruth Ben­ Linda Lois Till, Nancy Elizabeth West Hartford playing some practical of him later became a listening to school lec­ Manchester JOl a a • • • a a • a • • g 8 i • g g g g g g g g g g g g • g Lindsay, Martin Peter Miller, 78 N. Main St., will meet Wednesday from 9:30a.m. to -SHOWN AT.' nett Buteau, Deborah B. West­ Wynn, Catherine Lila Brown. noon. Elm 1 as—T h e Ve rd ic t (R) 1:40-7:45-10:00 joke or something." family friend. She told tures difficult. His spas­ Ronald P., Pedemonte, Paul C. 7, 9:20. — W ithout A T ra ce W T 8 ; Waaaa briag or maMttila entry tdanklo the Dlaptay Advaitlalag Dapaitniant of brook, Susan C. Boisvert, Alison D. Also; Mary Meacham Johnson, them she’d been told to let ticity made taking notes Peracchlo, James P. Prenetta Jr., Members will work on decorating Easter eggs. (PG) 7:10,9:10. Tha Manehaww HaraM, 18 Bralnard Plaoo, Manehaalar, CT 0 W « . IM r te e e M * Bagnall, Rui F.W. Coelho, Linda Susan Marie Messier, Lori Marie , Thb Movies — Homework LORDSblF IT WAS NO JOKE. this bal)y die. There was ardously slow. lelping people satisfy Rhonda Tami Reese, Patricia T. Hostesses are Gladys Merriman and Lucille Kleman. : Controlling the muscle Friday, April 1,1982. -"inaa oiaaa D. Corbett, Brian Randall Daring, Richloff, Aina Kristina Skudra, (R) 12:15, 2, 3:45, 5:30, 7:20, no future for him. She kind After majoring in reli­ their needs and wants ... Rumizen, CherylC. Santoro, Eliza­ Babysitting is available by calling 647-1437 in 9:320. — They Call Me J M S C I P lI H E spasticity that results Anthony James Walsh. Risa A. Strickland, Christina Jean advance. The group is open to anyone interested in B ru ce ? (P G ) 12:30, 2:15, 4, of went agaisnt doctor’s gion at Atlantic Union that's what Want Ads are beth A. Solecki. H R I 1:15-7:40-9:50 from cerebral palsy re- Manchester ktudents named: Michael Paul Surh, Barbara L. White, Mary E. Desautels, Patri­ making crafts. Participants must be members of the 7:30,9:30. — Trenchcoot orders. She gave him College, an Adventist in­ all about. (P G ) 12:20, 2:10, 3:50, 5:30, James Craig Olson, Karen Lynn Tripodina, Kathleen E. Vendrillo, cia Ann Flynn, Ellen Marie Kulpa. YWCA and the Koffee Krafters. 7:15, 9:15. MANCHESTER HERALD, Mon., March 14, 1983 - 1 .'> I t - MANCHESTER HERALD. Mon., March 14, 1983 Peeters leads Bruin triumph Martina continues SPORTS Page 15 mastery over Chris

DALLAS (UPI) — Martina Nav­ many weeks. "The way my head is 20-match winning streak would Easy draw for North Carolina State ratilova defeated Chris Evert now I don’t think anything cah.’ come to an end. Lloyd again Sunday and the bother me. I can’t wait to play her Evert, after losing her serve in former No. 1 piayer thinks she on clay. That's my goal, to play her the first game of the match, broke Navratilova's serve in the fourth lifetime against Tulane. Elgin Fifteen years ago Houston, led knows why the current No. 1 player on clay, to beat her.” By United Press International game. Evert had a break point Webster led the Green Wave, 10-11, by Elvin Hayes, posted a perfect has had so much success against Navratilova has defeated Evert in eight of their last 11 meetings against Navratilova in the sixth North Carolina State coach Jim with 21 points. 28-0 regular season r e c o il that her lately. and narrowed what was once a game and a double break point in Valvano knew his team was At Kansas City, Mo., reserves included a dramatic 71-69 victory "This is her best surface,” Evert huge deficit in their record to 30-21. the eighth. guaranteed a spot in the NCAA David Taylor and Rick Anderson over a Lew Alcindor-led UCLA said, referring to the fast, indoor But Navratiiova has never beaten But Evert could not convert any Tournament if it won the Atlantic each sank a free throw in the final team in a game that was billed as court on which Navratilova won Evert on clay, losing eight times. of those opportunities and once Coast Conference tourney Sunday. 33 seconds to deliver Oklahoma the "Gam e of the Century.” her fourth tour tournament of the State Its first NCAA berth since the UCLA avenged that loss in the year Sunday, 6-4,6-0. "When things They have not met on that surface, Navratilova got her game going But nobody ever promised the she was unstoppable, winning the Wolfpack an easy draw. Henry Iba days. Leroy Combs semifinals of the NCAA tourna­ are controlled indoors, she plays however, in almost two years. added a season- high 34 points, ment by crushing the Cougars her best tennis. Outdoors, little Last weekend Navratilova beat last nine games of the match. N.C. State, which nipped No. 2 “ I ’m discouraged because I Lorenza Andrews 24 and Raymond 101-69. The Bruins then went on to things like the wind and stuff Evert in an exhibition match in Virginia-81-78 in the ACC title thought the first set should have Crenshaw 14 as Oklahoma State win the NCAA tournament for the bother her more.” California and the two might play game, will play Pepperdine Friday been mine,” said Evert. "But I'm Improved its record to 24-6 — the second year in a row. To which Navratilova says, in so again in two weeks in New York in the West Regional first round at encouraged because of what I most victories by the Cowboys Only three times in the last eight many words, "bunk.” since they are both entered in a Corvallis, Ore. accomplished this week. I played a since the 24 they won in 1953-54 — in years has the U PI national cham­ "Those days of me losing tour event there. If the Wolfpack, 20-10, win that lot of long matches and was tested advancing to the NCAA Tourna­ pion managed to win the NCAA matches because of outside factors For a brief while Sunday it game, they wiil face 11th- ranked and I came out feeling good about Nevada-Las Vegas. ment for the first time since 1965. tournament. are gone,” she said after her appeared Evert had the upper my game. "W e're just happy to be in the Steve Stipanovich scored 22 Akeem Olajuwon, the Cougars' second victory over Evert in as hand and that Navratilova’s 1983 tournament," Valvano said. "It's points, Jon Sundvold 18 and Greg 7-foot center from Nigeria, difficult going across country, but Cavener 17 for Missouri, which fell sparked Houston to the SWC title we're looking forward to playing. I to 26-7 and had a six- game winning by scoring 19 points, grabbing 10 don't know much about Pepper­ streak snapped. rebounds and blocking two shots.; dine. HopefuUy, we can get some At. Birmingham, Ala., Vern In other action Saturday, No. 8 St. John's, No. 11 Nevada-La8 F^etet Peeters brilliant film on them and be ready to play Fleming scored points and back- on Friday." court mate Gerald Crosby added 21 Vegas, No. 15 Tennessee- Chatta­ Meanwhile, Virginia, 27-4, was to lead Georgia to its first SEC nooga and No. 20 Illinois State seeded No. 1 in the West Regional tournament championship. The clinched NCAA bids by winning and will play the winner of Weber Bulldogs, who had never won any their league tournaments. Also; State-Washington State at Boise, sort of conference title in basket­ No. 4 Indiana and No. 7 UCLA qualified for the championship holding off Capitals Idaho Saturday. ball, pulled away after the game In other league tournament title was tied 43-43 w ith 15:29 tournament by clinching their games Sunday, No. 3 Louisville remaining. league's regular season crowns. trimmed Tulane, 66- 51, in the The victory sends Georgia, 21-9, In addition, Boston University By United Press International Islanders in the Patrick Division. burgh 4-3, Edmonton downed Buf­ Metro Conference; Oklahoma into the NCAA playoffs for the first and West Virginia also earned Boston, 45-17-8, remains in first falo 6-2 and Winnipeg defeated Los State defeated No. 9 Missouri 93-92 time. The Bulldogs played in the NCAA tournament berths. Boston The Washington Capitals fired place in the Adams Division. Angeles 6-5. in double overtime to win the Big N IT the past two years. Alabama, University won the ECAC North all the shots they wanted on Pete " I thought we outskated them Maple Leafs 5, Red Wings 2 At Detroit, Rick Vaive scrored Eight and Georgia downed Aia- 20-11, also received an NCAA bid. Atlantic tournament and West Peeters Sunday. Boston Coach through most of it,” Washington bama 86-71 to win the Southeast On Saturday, the University of Virginia captured the Atlantic lO Gerry Cheevers wasn’t about to Coach Bryan Murray said. "It was twice within a 1:38 span of the second period to lift the Maple Conference. Houston virtually locked up its tourney. continue the onslaught after the disappointing fp give up a couple of Leafs. The victory moved Toronto, At Atlanta, North Carolina State first U PI Board of Coaches college St. John's topped Boston Colege game. late goals, but no harm was done.” 23-34-12 and unbeaten in four guard Dereck Whittenburg hit two basketball national championship 85-77 to win the Big East; UNLV "H e was sensational out there,” The Capitals took a 1-0 first games, into a tie for third place in free throws with six seconds left to in 15 years by beating Texas edged Fresno State 66-63 for the'' y. Cheevers said after Peeters faced period lead at 9:18 when Gartner the Norris Division with the St. clinch the upset over Virginia. N.C. Christian, 62-59, to win the Southw­ Pacific Coast Athletic Association a barrage of Washington shots in fired a 7-foot wrist shot past Louis Blues. State, which knocked off sixth- est Conference championship and crown; Tennessee-Chattanooga the first period in the Capitals' 6-4 Peeters. Gartner scored 20 se­ Black Hawks 4, Penguins 3 rank^ North Carolina 91-84 in a berth in the NCAA tournament down^ East Tennessee 70-62 for victory over the Bruins. "W e could conds later on a wrist shot from overtime in the semifinals Satur­ for the third straight year. its third straight Southern Confer­ have had four goalies out there and close range. At Pittsburgh, Steve Larmer day, trailed by as much as 8 points The final UPI ratings will be ence championship and Illinois W it wouldn’t have made a differ­ Washington extended its first scored off an excelient pass from in the second half before launching released Tuesday and it is ex­ State crushed Tulsa 84-64 for the ence. Those first period goals were period lead when Gartner tallied at Denis Savard with 3:57 left to lead the winning rally. pected the Cougars, who have held Missouri Valley Conference title. bullets. 16:19 and Glen Currie scored with the Black Hawks. Larmer, who At Cincinnati, Charles Jones led down the No. 1 spot for the last two Indiana clinched the Big Ten "But with our defense today, only nine seconds left to give the had two goals, was backed by goals three Louisville players scoring in weeks, will be awarded the na­ crown with an 81-60 victory over Washington could have brought a Capitals the 4-0 lead. from teammates Tom Lysiak and double figures and the Cardinals tional championship. However, Ohio State and UCLA backed into UPI photo card table out there and played out ' Second period goals by Boston's Darryl Sutter. Mike Bullard. Paul held off pesky Tulane to win their being crowned U PI national cham­ the Pac-10 championship despite a in front of the net.” Brad Park and Washington's Alan Baxter and Randy Carlyle scored tor Pittsburgh. fourth Metro title in the league's 8- pion has proved to be a jinx for 78-76 loss to Arizona State. The IVAN LENDL WASN’T TOO HAPPY AFTER MISS Mike Gartner scored three goals Haworth left Washington with a year history. The win also ran clubs in the NCAA tournament and Bruins won the league title when in the first period as the Capitals comfortable 5-1 advantage. Oilers 6, Sabres 2 Louisville's winning streak to 13 nobody knows that better than No. 16 Washington State was upset . . .after missing serve during match with Peter McManara built an early 4-0lead. Washington, Doug Jarvis’ 55-foot slapshot At Edmonton. Alberta, Jari games and the Cardinals are 15-0 Houston Coach Guy Lewis. W Washington earlier in the day. 34-22-14, pulled within two points of gave Washington a 6-1 third period Kurri scored twice and Wayne the second- place New York lead, but goals by Craig MacTav- Gretzky had a goal aqd two assists r . ish, Peter McNab and Dave Barr to pace the Oilers. bro” ght the Bruins to within two Jets 6, Kings 5 with only five minutes left in the Atlnglewood,Calif., DaveChris- McNamara stuns Lendl game. tian scored his second goal of the Northwestern season Chandler In other games, Toronto stopped game with 7:12 remaining, giving the Jets a triumph over the Kings. BRUSSELS, Belgium (UPI) - From the beginning of the the victory, while Lendl received Detroit 5-2, Chicago nipped Pitts- Fifth-seeded Peter McNamara of match, the 27-year-old McNamara $25,000 as runner-up. UPl photo Australia Sunday upset top-seeded was the favorite of the capacity registers Ivan Lendl of Czechoslovakia, 6-4, crowd, which chanted his name at Despite the groin injury, Lendl USFL results NC STATE’S THURL BAILEY STEAL BALL extended for change 4-6, 7-6 (7- 4), in the final of the key points. said he never thought about giving . . .from Virginia's Kenton Edelin in AFC title clash $315,000 Belgian indoor Grand Prix up. “ Peter played unbelievable tennis tournament. "The crowd is reaily the reason I today. He' was not missing any easy win balls. He very much deserved to NEW YORK (UPI) - They're IS with East Tennessee (22-8) at the semifinals on March 28 and the McNamara prevailed in a two- won the match," McNamara said. not going to the NCAA Tourna­ hour 50-minute thriller, in which " I got real excited in the tie­ win," Lendl said. Breakers launch Vanderbilt (18-13) and Fordham championship bn March 30. ATLANTIC CITY, N.J (UPI) — ment, but the Northwestern Wild­ Lendl pulled a groin muscle early breaker. I don’t think I have ever (19-10) at South Florida (21-10). Alabama State, Bowling Green, World Boxing Association bantam­ cats will see their season extended in the second set and appeared on been that excited in my life.” This was only the second loss for On March 16, New Orleans (22-6) East Tennessee State, Iona, Mur­ weight champion Jeff Chandler is for the first time in their history. the verge of defaulting. McNamara earned $50,000 for Lendl in his last 72 indoor matches. is at LSU (19-12); Idaho (22-8) at ray State, New Orleans, South outgrowing his division and start­ Knicks please coach “ I know they are looking to us as slate with win Oregon State (17-10); Old Domin­ Florida, TCXJ and Virginia Tech ing to realize that there may not be a Cinderella ballclub, that's fine,” ion (19-9) at South Carolina (20-8); had all been snubbed by the NCAA anything he can do about it. Northwestern coach Rich Falk The Los Angeles Express host Minnesota (18- 10) at DePaul Tournament selection committee “ I'm becoming a heavier figh­ By Dave Raffa said after the 17-12 Wildcats the Washington Federals tonight to (17-11); TCU (21-10) meets TuUa despite winning 20 or more games. ter,” said th e^ y e a ro ld Chandler UPI Sports Writer accepted their first-ever post sea­ conclude the USFL’s second wee­ (19-11) at Mabee Center In TuUa; Digger Phelps, coach of Notre after scoring a^-ummimous 15- son bid Sunday to be among the 32 kend. in routing Celtics St. Boneventure (20-9) at Iona (21- Dame, was dejected after his team Nicolette^ws funds round decision Sunday over At least one USFL coach doesn’ t teams in the National Invitation Stars 25, Generals 0 8) andUTEP (18-9) at Fresno State failed to receive an NCAA invita­ second-ranked contender Gaby agree that the USFL is a coaches’ Tournament. The Wildcats began (20-10). league. At Philadelphia, rookie Kelvin Westphal (21 points and 6 assists) quarter with an 11-3 tear to pull to tion. The Irish have beaten three Canizales of Laredo. Tex, "The Bv United Press International playing basketball in 1905. On March 17, William & Mary “ I ’ve been around football quite Bryant rushed for 114 yards and within 99-89 with 7:48 remaining. teams — North Carolina State, weight was easier to make than the and Bernard King (21 points) led "W e're tickled to death to be in a while and no one has been as one touchdown and the Stars’ the Knicks, who have beaten But Ernie Grunfeld and Cartw­ LaSalle and Marquette — that last time.” According to Hubie Brown, it's there and get a bid. We're going to coachable as these guys," Dick defense forced seven turnovers on Boston three times this season. right, who had 14 points in the qualified for the NCAA. For the second straight fight, the not who you beat but where you be a great draw because of our now to get married Coury said after his Boston Break­ the Generals’ first eight posses­ beat them. If the playoffs were to start fourth quarter, each made two free "The (NCAA) committee made Philadelphia native had weight Cinderella status.” ers scored a 21-7 victory over the sions. The Stars. 2- 0, converted a today, the Knicks and Celtics throws and the Knicks coasted. their choice. I respect their deci­ problems and needed 62 minutes to Brown's New York Knicks, The N IT found two Midwest NiT tourney Gold Sunday at Denver’s Mile High fumble and two interceptions into winners of five straight and 19 of would meet in a best-of-three Robert Parish had 24 points for sion," Phelps said. “ We were just drop a pound to reach the 118- independent basketball powers ORLANDO, Fla. (UPD - A Stadium. "T h ey deserve the their first 15 points of the game — the last 23, pleased their coach miniseries. the Celtics. Boston played its waiting to hear from the NIT. We’ll pound limit. that failed to qualify for the NCAA couple of days ago, Mike Nicolette credit. They worked their butts an 8-yard touchdown pass from Sunday, Not so much because they "W e wouldn't mind that, as long fourth straight game without Nate show up and play wherever they “ I thought the weight loss would Tournament — Notre Dame and want us to play." ' didn't even have enough money to off.” Chuck Fusina to Scott Fitzkee and beat the Celtics, who have lost as we continue to play like we've Archibald, sidelined with a sinus — affect him a little in the late DePaul. The Irish take on Northw­ (20-9) is at Virginia Tech (22-10); get married. Johnny Walton threw for two a 2- yard scoring run by Bryant in three straight for the first time this been playing and the end result is condition. Ray Meyer, coach of DePaul, rounds, but it didn’t," said Cani­ estern March 17 at the Horizon in Northwestern plays Notre Dame Now, though not exactly a touchdowns and Ben Needham the second quarter and a 26- yard season, but because they won in the sam e," Cartwright said. Bucks 117, Cavaliers 83 said his Blue Demons were lucky to zales. whose right eye was badly Rosemont, III. at the Horizon in Rosemont, 111.; millionaire, he is $63,000 richer. returned a blocked field goal 68 field goal by David Trout in the Boston. "This is frustrating," Boston At Milwaukee, Sidney Moncrlef be playing in any post- season swollen. “ It was my left eye that Also receiving bids to the NIT Wake Forest (17-11) is at Murray Nicolette, who has struggled on yards for another to lead the third quarter. The 122-110 victory was the guard Danny Ainge said. "Untilwe scored 15 points and Marques tournament this year. DePaul has bothered me, though. I don’t know were: St. Bonaventure, Iona, State (20-10); Tulane (18-10) is at the professional gplf tour for more Breakers. Walton, who led the Bryant, out of North Caroiina, Knicks' first at Boston Garden get five guys playing together, Johnson 13 and then sat out the played In eight N IT tournaments, if it was intentional but he thumbed Fordham, Nebraska, Idaho, Mich­ Nebraska (19-9) and Alabama than four years, gained his-first World Football League in passing carried 24 times in outgaining 1982 since Dec. 17, 1976. we're just an average team." fourth quarter as the Bucks the last one in 1966, and won the it in the fourth round and my sight igan State, Tulane, Tulsa, Fresno State (22-5) at Mississippi (17-11). N ITT in 1945. PGA victory Sunday in the $350,000 in 1975 with 2,405 yards for the San Heisman Trophy winner and Gen­ "Is it a big win because we beat New York took command late in was blurred the rest of the tight.” registered their biggest victory State, Oregon State, Texas Chris­ On March 18, Fullerton State Bay Hill Classic. Antonio Wings, passed to Nolan erals rookie Herschel Waiker. the Boston Celtics? No. Is it big the first quarter with a 16-7 spurt “ It's a little suprising ... I feel Chandler started slowly but margin of the season. World B. tian, Murray State, Wake Forest, (21-6) is at Arizona State (17- 12) Nicolette nearly added another Franz oh a 39- yard flea-flicker in Walker gained 60 yards in 13 because it was on the road? Yes. over the final 3:36 for a 39-25 lead. we're very fortunate to be in any dominated the fight from the Free led Cleveland with 19 points. Minnesota, William & Mary, Virgi­ and Bowling Green (21-8) is at week to his non-winning skid, the second quarter, then hit Tony carries and fumbled twice. New That's the important thing to King had 8 points in the run and tournament,” said the 69-year old fourth round on as he fought Mavericks 111, Clippers 102 nia Tech, Old Dominion, Missis­ Michigan State (17-11). blowing a five-stroke lead on the Davis for a 14-yard score in the Jersey. 0-2, had four passes remember. A win on the road is big Rory Sparrow added 4. Meyer, who is in his 41st season at effectively off the ropes and used At Dallas, Jay Vincent scored 23 sippi, Louisiana State, East Ten­ The second round will be played final five holes Sunday. But he third quarter. intercepted and fumbled the ball no matter who you beat," Brown The (Celtics, behind Larry Bird's DePaul. his reach advantage. He scored points to lead the Mavericks and nessee State, South Florida, March 20-21 with pairings to be sank a three-foot par putt on the “ I really don’t know how to away three times. said. 27 points and 17 rebounds, made a Pat Cummmings hit five field Oregon State coach Ralph Miller well with jabs and uppercuts but Arizona State, Bowling Green, announced after the first round is had a feeling his team might first hole of a sudden-death playoff explain about this team,” Denver “ The offensive line wanted me to Bill Cartwright (23 points), Paul bid when they opened the fourth goals and grabbed five rebounds as couldn’t prevent Canizales from get 100 yards and outrush Herschel Texas-EI Paso, Fullerton State, completed. The third round will be become an N IT entry. I with Australian Greg Norman and landing some powerful left hooks, coach Red Miller said of his 0-2 Dallas opened a 32- 23 first-quarter Alabama State, South Carolina, but it didn't matter to me, " Bryant played March 24-25. "Even before the NCAA pairings came away with the first-prize especially in the 12th round. Gold. "This is the second loss in a lead. Tom Chambers led the Vanderbilt and New Orleans. The N IT climaxes at Madison purse. row. It is very hard for me to said. " I ’m always ready for a Clippers with 23 points. were announced, our team voted to "They didn't hurt me,” said First-round games begin March Square Garden in New York with " I couldn’t afford a wedding,” handle.” game no matter who it’s against. I Nuggets 130, Jazz 117 accept a bid to the N IT ," he said. Chandler, now 30-0-2 with 16 Kittredge, Dussault said Nicolette, who earned barely The Breakers, 1-1, scored first at try to relax and do what I have to do knockouts. "They stung a little but * At Denver, Alex English scored over $62,000 during his first four to help the team.” they didn’t surprise me.” 10:54 of the second quarter, when 13 of his 30 points in Denver's years on the tour. “ Now, I can Ernie Price blocked a 40-yard field Stallions 20, Invaders 14 44-point third quarter to lead the " I hurt him but he covered up afford a marriage and some rent, NlWitnw goal by Denver’s Brian Speelman, At Oakland, quarterback Bob post track victories Nuggets to their 10th straight Five Big East quintets well,” said the 22-year-old Cani­ Lane, filling in for the injured too.” and Needham was convoyed 68 triumph. Kiki Vandeweghe and zales, who fell to 24-2 with 19 Nicolette, 26, who led the tourna­ yards into the end zone by a host of Reggie Collier, scored on a 1- yard Dan Issel added 27 points each. knockouts. “ He’s a very good NEW H A V E N - Ea.st Catholic East's 4 X 800-meter relay of ment from his opening- round 66 Breaker special-team members. plunge to lead the Stallions to Darrell Griffith and Rickey Green champion." and Manchester High did well at Mike Hebert, John Rowe, Ron Thursday, carded a 3- over-par 74 "The blocked field goal was a victory in the USFL's first over­ each had 16 points for the Jazz. Judges Nicosio Lorenzo Drake, their respective divisions last Adams and Kittredge, with the at NC^AA banquet table Sunday for a four- round total of very, very big play,” Miller said. time game. Lane keyed the scoring Larry Hazzard and A1 Tremari Saturday at CIAC State Indoor latter putting in a 1:55.1 anchor Nets 109, Trail Blazers 94 1-under-par 283. Norman, who drive which started on the Invad­ scored the fight 148- 140, 147-140 “ There was a breakdown in the Track Championship Meets at leg, ran away with that event with At East Rutherford, N.J., Buck started Sunday tied for second with ers 48-yard line with a ,1.5-yard and 145-141, respectively, for line, and there's no excuse for that. Yale University in New Haven. Williams had 19 points and 9 NEW YORK (U P I) - St. John’s against the winner of the Southw­ strike to halfback Earl Gant, who a time of 8:04.25. Skehan believes The sites of the regional finals __ Seve Ballesteros six strokes be- UPI photo Chandler. Some of the younger guys are not East took sixth place in Class M that may be the second fastest rebounds to lead New Jersey. will be joined by four of its Big East estern Louisiana-Rutgers game. are Kansas City, Mo. in the / 1 hind Nicolette, fired a final-round rambled to the 1. The Invaders Chandler is •willing to abandon delivering and we are still looking with a total of 30 points while clocking indoors for schoolboys Albert King and Darwin Cook lodge brothers at the NCAA’s Vlllanova, 22-7, was placed in the Midwest; Knoxville, Tenn., in the 68 to force the playoff. blew a chance to win in when Kevin MIKE NICOLETTE GIVE-CADDY HUG his title if he can get a shot at the for the right combinations." Manchester did well in the Class L this year nationally. added 15 joints apiece for the Nets, banquet table. Midwest Regional as the third Mideast; Ogden, Utah, in the " I got off to a very good start," O’Shea missed a 27-yard field goal . . .after winning in sudden death 122-pound crown against either Starting Denver quarterback division. Adams was second in the 3,000- who had six players score in double The Redmen won their league seed. The Wildcats begin play attempt — his fourth miss of the West; and Syracuse, N.Y., in the said Norman, one of the premier World Boxing Council champion Jeff Knapple threw his fifth East's Steve Kittredge estab­ meter run with a time of 9:04.2 figures. Portland's Jim Paxson tournament for the first time March 17 in Houston, meeting the game — with two seconds left in East. The national semifinals international golfers who was Wilfredo Gomez or WBA champ interception in two games midway lished a Class M record as he won while Rowe was fifth with a tim eof scored a game-high 32 points. winner of the Alabama-Lamar the winner. regulation. Saturday, beating Boston College (Mideast vs. Midwest and East vs.- making his 1983 debut on the concentration when the wheels Leo Cruz. through the second quarter and left the 1,500-meter run with a clocking 9:15.6. 76ers 97, Bullets 93 game. "It feels great,” said Nicolette. Wranglers 30, Blitz 29 85-77. The victory assured them a West) and finals will he held in American tour. " I knew that would start coming off,” said Nicoiette, He was hoping to fight WBC with a showing of 7-of-l3 for 51 of 3:57.61. Kittredge, a senior who Manchester High senior Bob At Philadelphia, Moses Malone Boston College, 24-6, was sent out " I can’t express my feelings. I At Tempe, Ariz., Jim Asmus' place In the 52-team NCAA Albuquerque, N.M., April 2 and 4J be enough to put the heat on.” whose best previous finish was bantamweight champ Lupe Pintor yards. won the State Open Cross Countiy Dussault won the Class L 1,500- scored 24 points and Andrew Toney to the West Regional, seeded almost couldn't believe it when I kicked a 33-yard field goal with one Tournament. The pressure unraveled Ni­ second at last year's Doral Open. to unify the title but Pintor was With the Gold trailing 21-0 in the Championship last fall, shattered meter run with a school-record added 23 to lead Philadelphia. fourth. The Eagles open play With schools In three regions, the hit that little three-footer in. I was second left, helping the Wranglers On Sunday the NCAA awarded 24 colette. He stood 2-under-par for " I just kept to my guns." injured in a motorcycle accident third quarter, Denver reserve the record formerly held by clocking of 4:06.02. Dussault led Malone's 3-polnt play gave the March 18 in (^rvallis. Ore., Big East possibly could place three in a state of shock.” post the USFL's first major upset. at-large Invitations and four of the day and 6-under for the Nicolette fired a blank on his last week and will be out of action quarterback Ken Johnson engi­ another East Catholic product, from start to finish and won by 76ers an 87-77 edge with just under against the Winner of the game teams in the Final Four. Bill Rogers fired a 69 and D.A. Asmus, a rookie from the Univer­ them went to Big East schools; No. tournament after the front nine drive at the playoff hole, hitting at least six months. neered an 89-yard scoring drive on John Clifford. approximately 20 yards. seven minutes to play. between Oklahoma State and the Weibring a 70 Sunday to share sity of Hawaii, capped a comeback 12 Vlllanova, No. 13 Boston Col­ Dave Gavitt, the Big East Sunday. He still led by five shots into the left rough while Norman Chandler is running out of seven plays. Johnson threw 33 Kittredge broke the record by "Bob ran a super race consider­ Pacers 118, Pistons 114 Princeton-North Carolina AfcT third place. Hale Irwin, Gil Mor­ that saw Arizona outscore Chicago lege, No. 14 Georgetown and commissioner and chairman of the with five holes to play, but he drove cleanly down the fairway. bantamweight opponents. The yards to Lonnel Phea and hit Harry almost five seconds. At Indianapolis, Billy Knight Syracuse. winner. gan, Jack Nicklaus and Balleste­ 18-6 in the fourth quarter. ing he has been suffering recently NCAA’s selection committee, said bogeyed the 14th and ISth holes and Nicolette's second shot fell short of WBA has ranked Japan’s Eijiro Sydney for 19 yards before capping “ He ran a great race," said East scored 41 points and Clark Kellogg Georgetown, which advanced to ros tied for fifth at 287, four shots Bandits 19, Panthers 7 from bronchitis," said Manchester Only the Big Ten placed as many there was no ceiling on the number bis advantage narrowed to two the green as Norman hit an iron to Murata the No. 1 contender. the drive with a 5-yard TD pass to Coach Mark Skehan. "H e ran the had 16 points in the fourth quarter the national finals last season, was off the pace. Irwin was aided by a At Tampa, Fla., John Reaves Coach George Suitor. teams in the tournament as the Big of teams from a conference that ftrokes over Norman. within 25 feet of the cup. Chandler fought a 15-round draw Darryl Goosby. 1,500 like it's supposed to be run. to help Indiana end a 12-game placed in the Midwest as the fifth hole-in-one on the par-3 17th hole. passed 6 yards to wide receiver Mike Roy was eight in the 3,000 East. could receive at-large invitations. Norman pulled even on the par 4 That’s when Nicolette took with him in April, 1981 and eight In other games Sunday, Phila­ He ran a super tim e." for the Silk Towners with a time of losing streak. seed. The Hoyas, 21-9, meet the The tour moves to New Orleans Eric Truvillion for one touchdown St. John's, which won Its tourna­ No. 16 as he managed a par, while charge. months later knocked him out in 13 delphia trounced New Jersey 25-0 Kittredge trailed New Milford's 9:11 while Vinnie Liscombwas 11th Sonics 120, Kings 115 Xavier (Ohio) -Alcorn State winner {ficolette fired two awful shots, this week for the USF&G Ciassic and running back Greg Boone ran 7 ment thanks to 23 points by M VP " I t ’s the 24 most deserving He chipped within three feet of rounds. and Birmingham edged Oakland John McCafferty most of the way in the event with a time of 9:26. At Kansas City, Mo., Jack Sikma on March 17 in Louisville, Ky. taking a double- bogey. the hole. Norman ran his victory before returning to Florida in two yards for another to pace the Chris Mullin, was named the top teams," he said. "C o n fe re n ^ "That's a laugh,” said Chandler, 20-14 in overtime. but took the lead with about 500 Sean Sullivan had his fastest scored 9 of his game- high 30 points seed in the East Regional. The Syracuse, 26-9, remained iii the Both players parred No. 17 and bid four feet past the cup and weeks for the Tournament Players Bandits. Boone, a rookie from geography, private vs. public who has now defended his title On Saturday night, Arizona meters left and pulled away with 800-meter clocking this year, tak­ in overtime to deliver the Sonics a East, seeded sixth. The Orange­ bogeyed No. 18 to enfer the playoff. missed the comebacker for par. Championship at Ponte Vedra Duke, carried the ball 31 times for Redmen, 27-4, will play their first institution have nothing to do with seven times. " I ’m only getting shocked Chicago 30-29 and Tampa 200 meters to go. ing eighth in 2:04. victory over the Kings. game in Hartford, Conn., March 18 men, face Morehead State in "Y ou ’ve really got to hold your Then, Nicolette calmly tapped in Beach. Bay hammered Michigan 19-7. 157 yards. Hartford on March 18. it.” better, not wt'--'- " 16 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Mon., March 14, 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD. Mon., March 14. 1?83 Scoreboard Scoreboard

14:59. (2), i-isner (4), Patterson (9) and San Diego XX18X102 Meciweather 68 1-2 13, Drew 618 56 21 (2) U C LA (265) vs. Illlnols-Utah Tulane (18-10) at Nebrasko (19-9) •••••••••••••••••••••• Third period— 5, Chicago, Sutter 24 winner. Alabama State (22-5) at Mississippi (17- Benedict. W— Palmer. L— Mahler. (Larm er, Lvslok), 7:31. 4, Pittsburgh, Dallas X X X X 111 R.WIIIIams 512 69 18, King 1-X 60 1 Three-point goal— Wood. Fouled Woodson 7-19 60 14, S.Johnson 1616 1-2 Al Corvallis, Ore. 11) Carlyle 13 (Kehoe, Shedden), 8:X. 7, out— First Round March 18 Baltim ore, Hernandez; Atlanta, Hockey Chicago, Larmer 37 (Savord) 16:03. 21, Loder 61 00 0. L.Thompson O 0 1-2 1. Baseball Horner. Football Chambers. Total fouls— Son Diego 24, Totals 46101 21-X 115. March 18 Fullerton Slate (21-6) at Arizona State •••••••••aeauauag#****- Penalties— Boyd, Pit, 2 :X ; Secord, Chi, Dallas 19. Rebounds— Son Diego (T . (5) Oklahoma State (246) vs. (12) (17-12) 8:07; Carlyle, Pit, 8:X; B. Murray, Chi, 39 Seattle X X M X 12— I X At SoraMtCL FkL Cummings 15), Dallas 41 (Aguirre 9). Konsas City X28XX 7—115 Opening round winner. Bowling Greeen (21-8) at Michigan 8 :X ;,. Sutter, Chi, 16:X; Rlssllng, Pit, (4) North Carolina State (2610) vs. State PMIodelpMa S l i s a s n - 7121 16:22. Assists— San Diego 27 (Brooks 9), Dallas Three-point goals— Drew, E.John­ CMOOge (AL) 018 804808 - 5 9 0 NHL standings X (Aguirre 10) Technical— San Diego son. (11) Pepperdine (268). (17-11) USFLatandlnga Shots on goal— Chicago 9-7-11— 27. coach Silas. A— 10,976. Second Round Second Round BaiBball atandinga Christenson, Ghelfl (4), Farmer (4), B. Pittsburgh 6-18-1634. Fouled out— none. Total fouls— Seattle Johnson (9) and Dloz, Daulton (4); 24, March x March 2621 W alM Confsrmce Goalies— Chicago, Esposito. Pitts­ (4) Boston College (246) vs. Winner Pairings and sites to be announced. ExMMtton Bmtbcril Bums, Martz (5), Ratzer (8), Hickey (9) Atlantic DIvIslea burgh, Kansas City X . Rebounds— Seattle 47 and Rsk, Skinner (7). W — Christenson. L W L T Pet. PP PA Patrick Division (Donaldson 14), Kansas City 43 (Nealy Oklahoma State first-round game. Third Round NoNonal Lsoeut . Dhi._ , W L T Pti. OF GA Dion. A— 6,477. Nuggets 130, Jazz 117 (3) Nevado-Las Vegas (262) vs. North March 2 6 X W L PCI. — Burns. HRs — Phllodelphia, Perez; Philadelphia 2 0 0 1.000 38 7 12). Assists— Seattle X (G.WIIIIams 16), Chicogo, Fisk. Boston 1 1 0 .500 38 38 « 4 4 18 8 94 284 194 Kansas City 31 (Drew, R.WIIIIams 8 Carolina Stote-Pepperdlne game. Pairings and sites to be announced. Plttiborgh 3 1 .7SD 2* 23 12 84 260 203 Semifinals Washington 0 1 0 .000 7 38 U TA H (117) each). Technical fouls— Kelser, Montreal 5 3 .425 At Port Louderdola Fla. New Jersey O 2 0 .000 15 45 j WjpWnotn 34 22 14 82 271 248 Oilers 6, Sabres 2 G.WII­ Regional Semlllnals March X Lo t Angeles 4 4 .500 x-N Y Rangrs 29 31 9 47 249 257 Drew 613 64 13, Kelley 2-3 1-1 5, A t (>gden, Utah At Madison SquareGarden, New York. (W hmlnosl Central Division Eaton 66 2-3 11 Green 7-13 2-2 16, IIams, Seattle coacti Wllkens. A— St. Louis 2 2 .500 g . ^ . Jw sev 14 44 13 41 198 292 7,754. Morch 24 Championship Chloogo 2 4 .333 Montreal 008 8 8 1 1 1 0 1 — 5 7 3 Tam pa Bay 2 0 0 1.000 40 24 Griffith 7-16 2-2 16, Anderson 69 68 16, New York (AL) OWOXONO — 473 Chicago 1 1 0 .500 57 V Pltfsburgh 14 48 8 40 231 359 Buffalo 0 11— 2 Winner Vlrglnlasecond-roundgomevs. March X Son Frondsoo 2 4 .333 „ _ . Adams Division Eaves 613 2-2 14, Poquette SO 2-2 11 At Madison SquareGarden, New York. Lea, Tomlin (4), Burris (4), Dickson Birmingham 1 1 0 .500 27 23 Edmonton 2 31—4 Wilkins 64 64 3, Naff 67 61 8, Williams Winner Boston College second- Cincinnati 1 3 .250 Michigan 1 1 0 .500 14 24 X-Bostpn 45 17 8 98 293 199 First period— 1, Edmonton, KurrI X round Houston 1 3 .250 (8) and Ramos, Wleghous (9 ); Shirley, x-Montreal X 21 13 85 XS 248 1- 1 0-0 2. Totals 47-W 2 6 » 117. NCAA pairings Rasmussen (4), LoRodie (7), Gossage Pacific (Mvlslen (Gretzky, Llndstrom),4:04.2, Edmonton, DENVER (IX) gome. Philadelphia 1 3 .250 Los Angeles 1 0 0 1.000 g 15 x-Bu^lo 34 26 12 X 274 248 Coffey 24 (unassisted), 13:15. Penalties— Winner UCLA second-round game "" „ ■ ,2 0 Son Diego 1 3 .250 (9 ) , Comer (10) and Cerone, Wynegor 31 a 11 73 304 293 English 1621 2-4 X , Vandeweghe 1622 04676339 (10) . W— Dickson. L— Comer. (Xiklond 1 1 0 .500 38 20 Roulston, Edm, 0 :X ; Follgno, But, 3:52; 70 27, Issel 619 1617 27, Evans 7-13 60 NCAA Tournament Pairings vs. Atlanta 2 7 .222 Arizona 1 1 0 .500 X S3 Horlford 17 47 4 40 227 356 Ramsey^ Buf, 13:48. Winner Nevada-Los Vegas second- How they fared New York 1 4 .200 HR— Compboll Confaronco 14, Dunn 0-4 2-2 1 Gondrezick 1-4 1-2 3, Montreal, Dawson. Denver O 2 0 .000 14 34 Second period— 3, Buffalo, Cyr Schayes 68 2-2 11 Hanziick 610 60 10, (Seedings In Parentheses) round American League Saluntay's Results Norris Division 12 game. W L Pci. W L T Pts. O F GA Robisch 2-5 1-1 5, Ray 61 60 0. Totals NEW YO R K (UPl) — How the UPl At Vero Beach, Fla. Tampa Boy 19, Michigan 7 (Follgno, VIrta), 5:X. 4, Edmonton, 56107 X X IX . M l d i ^ Regional Winners odvonce to Regional finals Milwaukee 5 I .833 X-Chlcogo 42 X 9 93 296 245 Hughes 24 (Hunter, Lowe), 6:31 5, Opening Round March 24 with Regional champion Top 20 college basketball teams fared Seattle 3 1 .750 Heuslen 332001012-15140 Arizona X , Chicogo 29 x-MInnesota X 19 15 87 285 246 Utah XXX 32—117 through games of Sunday. March 13: Los Angeles O K O K O X - 3 73 Sunday’s Results Edmonton, KurrI 40 (Coffey), 11 :M. 4, Denver X M 44 24—IX At Dayton, Ohio advancing to Final Four. Chicago 5 2 .714 Toronto 23 34 12 58 254 284 Edmonton, LIndstrom 21 (Gretzky, March is 1. Houston (27-2) defeated SMU 75-59; Minnesota 4 2 M7 Knepper, DIPIno (4), Ross (9) ond Philadelphia 25, New Jersey 0 St. Louis 22 35 14 58 252 279 Fouled out— Anderson. Total defeated TC U 62-59. Knicely, Spllman (9); Valenzuela, Zochry Boston 21, Denver 7 Coffey), 12:51 Penoltles— LIndstrom, fouls— 9:40 p jn . — Xavier (M-7) vs. Alcorn East Regional Toronto 4 2 .447 Detroit 19 37 15 53 2X M7 Edm , 0:42; Hunter, Edm , 19:11. 2. Virginia (27-3) defeated Duke 109-66; (3), Wright (4), Holton (7), Pena (9) and Birmingham X , Oakland 14 (ot) Utah X , Denver 24. Rebounds— Utah 47 State (2T-9). Opening Round Calltornia 3 2 .400 Smythe Division Third period— 7, Gretzky 63 (KurrI, At Houston At Philadelphia defeated Georgia Tech 96-67; lost toNorth Detroit 4 3 .571 Sclosda, D. Sax (9). W— Knepper. L— Monday's Game X-Edmonton 41 X 11 93 377 M5 (Eaton 14), Denver 55 (Dunn ID , Assists Carolina State 01-70. Valenzuela. HRs— Houston, Cruz. (All Thnss EST) LIndstrom), 3:24. 8, Selling 16 (Ramsey, — Utah X (Griffith 6), Denver X First Round March IS Texas 4 3 .571 Calgary X 32 10 66 X3 X5 Houslev), 11 :X . Penoltles— Huddv,Edm, March 17 9:40 p.m. — LoSolle (17-13) vs. Boston 3. Louisville (29-3) defeated Memphis New York 4 3 J71 Washington ot Los Angeles, 9 p.m. Vancouver X 32 11 63 255 269 (Honzllck 7). Technicals— Utah (Illegal State7l-60; defeated Tu lan e66-51. Saturday, Mar. 19 9:42; Hamel. Buf, 13:X. defense). A— 13,188. (8) Maryland (19-9) vs. (9) Tennessee- University (21-9). Baltimore 5 4 .554 Winnipeg 27 36 8 62 263 299 Shots on gool— Buffalo 1-11-6— 18. Chattanoaga (263). At Hartford, Conn. 4. U C LA (23-5) lost to Washington State Boston 3 3 JOO At Pompano Beach, Fla. Oakland at Michigan, 9p.m. Los Angeles 24 34 11 59 263 300 70-68; defeated Arizona 111-58; lost to Kansas CHy IK O K IM O -1 72 Los Angeles at Arizona, 9 :X p.m. Edmonton 614-11— X . (6) Alabama (2611) vs. (11) Lamar First Round Cleveland 3 3 .500 x-dlnchod playoff berth Goalies— Buffalo, Souve. Edmon­ (X -7 ). March 18 Arizona State 78-76. Oakland 3 3 .500 ToxcB XS00104K__ 4180 Sunday, Mar. X (To p (our In ooch division qualify for ton, Knicks 122. Celtics 110 5. Arkansas (26-2) lost to TC U 61-59 In Blue, Wills (5), Armstrong (8) and Denver at Chicago, 1 :X p.m. Second Round (8) Southwestern Louisiana (22-6) vs. Kansas City 2 3 .400 Stanley Cup playoffs.) Moog. A— 17,498. March 19 (9) Rutgers (X-7). overtime. Wathan, Stephans (8 ); Matlack, Honey­ Tam pa Bay at New Jersey, 1 :X p.m. Saturday's Results 6. North Carolina (26-7) defeated Saturday's Results cutt (4), Henke (7) and Sundberg. W— Washington at Boston, 1 :X p.m. NEW YORK (IX) (1) Houston (27-2) vs. M arylan6Tenn.- (6) Syracuse (269) vs. (11) Morehead Los Angeles 8, Houston 5 Boston 5, Philadelphia 2 Chottanoogo winner. State (1610). Clemson 105-79; lost to North Corollno Pittsburgh 3, Philadelphia 0 Matlack. L— Blue. MMldoy# MOTe 21 N .Y . Islanders 6, Washington 2 Robinson 4-6 60 8, King 616 64 2), State 91-04 In overtime. Philadelphia at Birmingham, 9 p.m. Cartwright 612 11-14 X , Tucker 2-6 60 4, (3) Vlllanova (22-7) vs. Alabama- Second Round New York (N L ) 10, St. Louis 5 Quebec 6, Minnesota 3 Jets 6, Kings 5 Lomar March X 7. Indiona (23-5) defeated Ohio State Boston 5, Montreal 3 At Mesa, Ariz. Pittsburgh 7, Hartford 2 Westphol 7-11 67 21, Williams 610 60 10, 01-60. Orr 67 60 6, Sparrow 65 2-4 8, Grunfeld winner. (1) St. John's (X -4) vs. Southwestern Texas 5, Atlanta 3 MNwoukee RIO 4X W8 — 1817 1 N.Y. Rongers 4, Calgary I At Louisville, Ky. Louislana-Rutgers winner. 0. St. John's (27-4) defeated Pittsburgh L . ' .. . Toronto 4, Cincinnati 2 CMogge (NL) 3138M0K— 7142 pppppppppgppppppppggpg Vancouver 8, Buffalo 3 Winnipeg 3 21— 4 2- 5 62 4, Webster 69 65 13, Sherod 1-2 6 64-53; defected Vlllanova 91-00; defeated Los Angelas 2 0 3— 5 0 1 Totals 47-89 27-X 121 First Round (3) Ohio 'Slate (19-9) vs. Syracuse- Kansas City 6, Chicago (AL) 4 CalCK^I, McClure (4), Gibson (8), New Jersey 7, Montreal 3 March 18 Morehead State winner. Boston College 85-77. Ladd (9), and Simmons, Yost (4); Trout, Toronto 4, Chicogo 2 First period— 1, Winnipeg, MocLeon 27 BO STO N (110) 9. Missouri (26-7) defeated Colorado 88' Detroit 9, MInnesoto 8,10 Innings (Hawerchuk, Babych), 3:41. X Los (5) Georgetown (21-9) vs. (12) Winner A t Greensboro, N.C. California 8, Seattle 5 Larson, (4), (.efforts (5), Hargeshelmer St. Louis X Detroit 1 Maxwell 67 2-2 10, Bird 1621 7-9 27, 73; defeated Nebraska 69-63; lost to Soccer Angeles, Kelly 14 (Korob, Ruskowski), Parish 11-18 2-4 24, Buckner 60 60 X , opening round gome. First Round Cleveland 8. San Frandsco 7 (9) and Davis, Hayes (4). W— McClure. L Sunday's Results (7) Iowa (19-9) vs. (10) Utah St. (268). March 17 Oklahoma Stote93-92ln doubleovertime. — Lefferts. HR— Milwaukee, Corey. Washington 6, Boston 4 4 :X . 3, Los Angeles, Nicholls 25 (Smith, Alnge 2-8 1-2 4, McHale 69 65 13, 10. Kentucky (21-7) lost to Alabama 69- OoklondS. SanDlego2 M .M urphy), 8:43. 4, Winnipeg, Arnlel 9 Second Round (5) Virginia Commonwealth (23-6) vs. MUwaukee7,Chloago (N L)2 Toronto 5, Detroit 2 Wedman 69 2-4 10, Henderson 612 6413, 64. (H a w e rch u k , B o b ych ), 11:32. 5, W in­ Robey 63 1-2 1, Carr 1-5 2-2 4, Bradley 1- March X (12) Opening round winner. New York (AL) 4, Baltimore 5 Chicago 4, Pittsburgh 3 (2) Missouri (267) vs. lowo-Utah St. (7) West Virginia (267) vs. (10) James 11. Nevada-Las Vegas (20-2) defeated At St. Petersburg, Flo. Edmonton 4, Buffalo 2 nipeg, 2 60 1 Totals 4694 2634 110. Pacific U. 74-67; defeated Long Beach Sunday's Results Christian 15 (Small, Steen), 13:27. winner. Madison (19-10). Pntsburgh 3, CIndnnatl 2 St. LeulS 881888811— 1118 Winnipeg 4, Los Angeles 5 New York 29X27 26—122 State 67-64; defeated Fresno State 66-63 ' f MISL atandinga Penalties— Boschman, Win, malor, Boston X MX 32—110 (4) Memphis State (X -7 ) vs. Winner Second Round Houston IS, Los Angeiss 3 New York (NL) eaXIORl — 1 43 Monchiv's Gamss Georgetown first-round game. March 19 In overtime. Forsch, Fulghom (4), Koot (4), Lahti (All Times EST) 1:32; Three-point goals-Westphol, 12. Vlllanova (22-7) defeated Connec­ St. Louis 3. New York (N L ) 1 Kennedy, L A , malor, 1:32; Ruskowski, Alnge. Regional Semifinals (4) Georgia (21-9) vs. Winner Virginia Baltimore 3, Atlanta 2 (8), Bair (9) and Quirk, Blorkman (4); Eastern Olvlslen Phllodelphia at N .Y. Rangers, 7:35 At Kansas City, Mo. Commonwealth first-round game. ticut 69-68; lost to St. John's 91-00. Lynch, Holman (4), Orosco (7), Sisk (8) p.m. LA, 9:X; MocLeon, Win, 10:53; Wells, Fouled out— Robinson. Total fouls— 13. Boston College (24-6) defeated Seton Philadelphia 7, Chicago (A L ) 5 w L Pel. OR LA, 10:X; Watters, Win, malor-mlnor, New March 25 Montreol 5, New York (A L) 4 and Bishop, Howard (7). W— Knot. L— Baltimore 24 11 Calgary at New Jersey, 7:35 p.m. (2) North Carolina (257) vs. West Hall 79-56; defeated Syracuse 80-74; lost .666 11:47; Nlcholls,LA, malor-mlnor, 10:51 York X , Boston 34. Rebounds— New York Winner Houston second-round game to St. John's 05-77. Boston 8, Detroit 5 Sisk. ^ Cleveland 22 13 .629 "2 Voncouver at Minnesota, 8:05p.m. vs. Vlrglnla-James Madison winner. Minnesota 8, Toronto 4 Tuesday's Gomes Secondperlod— 6, Winnipeg, DeBlols22 37 (Robinson 9), Boston 50 (Bird 17). 14. Georgetown (21-8) defeated Syra­ Chicago 22 16 .579 3«/^ (Hawerchuk), 0:51. 7, Winnipeg, L.Hop- Assists— New York 26 (Westphol 6), Winner Memphis State second- Texas 4, Kansas City 1 New York Hartford at Montreal round cuse 80-75; lost to Syracuse 79-72. U P l photo •PPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPP 20 16 .556 4W klns 1 (unassisted), 17:X. Penalties— Boston 17 (Henderson 7). Technicol— Regional Semifinols Milwaukee 10, Chicago (N L) 7 Buffalo 17 20 .499 6 Quebec at St. Louis game. A l Syracuse, N .Y. 15. Tenn.-Chattanooga (2^3) de­ Winnipeg at Los Angeles DeBlols, Win, 4:04; Simmer, LA, 6:04; Buckner, Cartwright. A — 15,3X. feated Cleveland 13, Son Frandsco 9 Plttiburoh 15 19 .441 MW Wells, LA, 10:02; Small, Win, X : X ; Winner MIssaurl second-round game March X Seattle 8, Son Diego 1 AAemohls 14 21 .432 9 vs. Winner St. John's second-round Appalachian State 71-58; defeated West­ Oakland California 3 Golf Maxwell, Win, misconduct, X :X ; Wells, ern Carolina 77-75 In overtime; defeated DAVE WINFIELD OF YANKEES REACTS AFTER TAGGED OUT 4, Western DlvWen L A , mlnor-mis conduct, X :M . Winner Vlllanova Secon6round game. game Monday's Oomes San DIeeo X 14 .611 _ vs. Winner Georgia second-round East Tennessee 70-62. . . .on steal attempt. Doug Flynn of Expos took throw AHL standings Th ird period— 8, Los Angeles, Dlonne48 Bucks 117, Cavaliers 83 16. Washington State (22-6) defeated (All Times IS 'n Kansas City X IS .571 (H ard y, L.M urphy), 4:15.9, Los Angeles, Winners odvance to Regionol finals gome. St. Louis vs. Houston at Cocoa, Fla., Wichita 18 16 .529 3 March 27 with Regional champion Winner North Carolina second- U C LA 70-68; lost to Woshlngton 76-75. Taylor 14 (Hardy, L.Murphy), 10:59. 10, 17. Ohio State (19-9) lost to Indiana 81- l : X p.m. St. Louis 18 17 .514 V/2 Northern C L E V E L A N D (83) odvandna to Final Four. round x-PIttsburgh vs. New York (N L) at St. Winnipeg, Christian 17 (Maxwell), 12:48. 60. P6A raaulta Phoenix 19 19 .500 4 W L T Pts. G F GA 11; Los Angeles, Simmer 24 (Taylor, Flowers 614 2-5 12, Robinson 610 3-4 gamevs. Winner OhIoStatesecond-round Petersburg, Fla.. 1:Xp.m . Golden Bov 12 X Fredericton 11, Cook 4-4 62 8, Free 618 64 19, Mideast Regional gome. 18. Memphis State (22-7) defeated .343 9^/a 41 X 8 90 3)4 250 Holmes) 19:47. Penalties— Korob, LA, Florida State 84-74; lost to Louisville 71- Texas vs. Atlanta at West Palm Beach, Los Angeles 6 31 .162 16*/r Nova Scotia Huston 6)3 65 13, Lacey 2-4 60 4, Opening Round Winners advance to Regional finals No. 43 car 8358X8 Boy HIK Cloislc X 32 5 75 333 299 0:59; Spring, Win, 4:04; MocLeon, Win, 68. Fla., 1:X p.m. ^ aw iiiw iT » wesuns Maine 34 X 7 75 X 4 273 9:M; Watters, Win, 10:12; Simmer, LA, Wllkersong 1-1 662, Hubbard 65 62 8, At Dayton, Ohio March 77 with Regional champion Boston vs. CIndnnatl at Tom pa, Fla., At Orlande, Fla., March 13 Kenon 60 60 0. Hayes 61 2-2 2, Bagiev advancing to Final Four. 19. Oklahoma (23-8) lost to Kansas 87- Pittsburgh 7, Kansas City 3 Adirondack 31 34 5 67 284 303 10:11 March 15 77. 1 :X p.m. (Per 71) Memphis 2 St. Louis 2 2-5 00 4, Tlllls 61 60 0. Totals 3678 17-24 7:10 p.m. — Georgia Southern (1611) Moncton X 34 6 42 X 2 268 Shots on goal— Winnipeg?-) 1-3— 21. Los 20. Illinois State (24-6) defeated Toronto vs. Philadelphia at Clear­ (NIcelelto won etoyofl on lirst extra Sunday's Results Sherbrooke X 44 4 44 X I 3X Angeles 14-14-11— 39. 83, vs. Robert Morris (X -7). National Semifinals water, hole) Wichita 9, Buffalo 3 M IL W A U K E E (117) A l Evansville, Ind. At Albuquerque, N.M . Southern Illinois 64-54; defeated Bradley with Petty Southern Goalies— Winnipeg, Hayward. Los 79-61; defeated Tulsa 84-64. Training Fla., 1:X p.m. Mike Nlcdelte, 5431000 44-72-71-74— 2X N ru York 4, CMooeo 5 (ot) Rochester 42 X 7 91 An­ Johnson 67 7-7 13, Mix 68 4-4 12, First Round April 2 Greg Norman, 37X0 72-71-7248— 283 340 284 Montreal vs. Kansas City at Fort Phoenix 7, Baltimore 3 ' Hershev 34 32 4 72 X7 273 geles, Mattsson, Loskoskl. A— 12,501 Lister 66 60 8, Ford 4-7 OO 8, Moncrief March 18 Midwest Regional champion vs. M i­ Myers, Fla, 1:X Bill Rogers, X X O 71-74-7249-284 Cleveland H), (talden Bay 4 Binghamton 611 64 15, Catchlngs 66 62 8, Winters 6 (8) Tennessee (1611) vs. (9) Marquette deast Regional champion. D JI. Welbring, 20J00 71-75-70-70-284 X 31 4 72 284 293 Local basketball Camp Los Angeles vs. Minnesota ol Orlando, San Diego X Los Angeles 2 (ot) New Haven X X 4 X X 7 283 10 1-2 13, MokeskI 64 64 10, Bridgeman (19-9). West Regional champion vs. Flo., 1;»p.m . Gll Morgan, 1Z293 7274-7249— 287 Monday's Game Baltimore X X 9 47 32) 3X 612 1-1 13, Pressev 2-6 64 7, Crlss 67 60 (7) Oklahoma (267) vs. (10) Alabama East Pee Wee triumphs Hale Irwm, 12293 74-73-7048— 287 10. Totals 4684 24-X 117. Chicago (A L) vs. Detroit ot Lakeland, „ (A U Itaies RST) St. Cothorlns X X 5 45 X 4 313 ECHO ice Hockey Birmingham (19-13). Regional champion. Fla., 1 :X p.m. Jock Nlcklous, 12293 72727270-X7 Pittsburgh at Los Angeles, )0:35p.m. Springfield X X 4 42 2 X 2K Pee Wee Cleveland 21 M 1919 — X Second Round Winners advance to notional Eagles stoppedthe Huskies, 22-16, the Oakland vs. Chicago (NL) at Mesa Seve Ballesters, 12293 7074-71-72— X7 TiMSdov't Om m Saturday's Results Milwaukee X 31 X 31— 117 March X champion­ Wildcats downed the Bruins. 17-16, and Notes ROCKINGHAM, N.C. (UPl) - Ariz., 3 p.m. To m Watson, 9 X 0 73-71-74-70— 2X Baltimore 11, New Haven 4 Three point goal— Winters. Fouled (1) Louisville (X -3 ) vs. Tennessee- ship game April 4. the Mustangs edged past the Carlnals, Chicago at Cleveland, 8:05p.m. Multi Circuits Pee Wee squad bowed out— 18-16, last Saturday at Mahoney Rec The number 43 always has been California vs. Son Frandsco at Fuzzy Zoeller, 9 X 0 7274-7448— 2 X Binghamton 5, St. Catharines 4(ot) out of the Division II State Tournament Marquette winner. Scottsdale, Ariz., 3 p.m. Mike McCullogh, 8JIX 7473-7440-2X Hershey 5, Nova Scotia 0 None. Total fouls— Cleveland X , M il­ (2) Indiana (265) vs. Oklahomo- Center. last Saturday os It dropped Identical 2-1 Scott Salonen had 7 points, Jeff good to Richard Petty. As a car San Diego vs. Cleveland at Tucson, Larry Nelson, 8 X 0 7271-7472— 289 Springfield 5, Moncton 3 counts to Simsbury and Wethersfield. waukee 21. Rebounds— Cleveland 42 Alabama Birmingham winner. Ariz., 3 p.m. Bruce Lletzke, 8 X 0 747-7147— 289 Sunday's Results (Flowers 11), Milwaukee X (Catchlngs At Tampa, Fla. NIT pairings Lazzarls 6 and Brian Harrad ployed number, it has carried him to Simsbury scored the game-winner well for the Eagles while Brian Jones Seattle vs. Milwaukee at Sun City, Ray Floyd, 4475 71-747471— 290 Fredericton 5, Adlronctock 2 with only 40 seconds left In the first 10). Assists— Cleveland 21 (Hustan 10), First Round seven NASCAR Grand National Ariz., 3 p.m. G ary AAcCord, 4475 727077-44— 290 Milwaukee X (Winters 7). Technical hooped 0 points for the Huskies. Car Racing Rochester 5, Springfield 2 encounter Saturday. Multi Circuits March 17 Notional Invitation Tournament titles, and as a race number it has x-PIttsburgh vs. New York (AL) at David Graham, 5,2X 77-71-7073— XI Maine 8, Sherbrooke 2 had the territorial edge but couldn't fouls— Nane. A — 10,035. (5) Purdue (268) vs. (12) Opening Leland Boutiller had 6 points and Scott Fort Lauderdale, Fla., 7;X p.m. To m Jenkins, 5,2X 727471-73— X I round winner. First Round Wilson and Joshua Beaulieu played Fernando hit hard ended months of fmstration for the New Haven 7, Hershev 2 dent the back of the twine. John March IS T immIov's Om u w GIbby Gilbert, 5 ,2 » 75-754072— » 1 Baltimore 7, Nova Scotia 5 Worden tallied for the locals, assisted (6) Illinois State (266) vs. (11) Ohio well for the Wlldcots while John veteran. Jim Thorpe, 5,2X 72727273—291 East Tennessee (X -8 ) at Vanderbilt Gesmundo and Joey Perras played CIndnnatl vs. Houston at Cocoa Fla. Careilnas88 Monchiv's Gome by Jeff Morin, on a powerploy. 76ers97.Bullets93 University (X-8). (1613) Going into the two-part Carolina 1 :X p.m. To m Purtzer, 5,250 7071-7547— 291 Moncton at Sherbrooke VInnIe Sica wos a standout In goal but Second Round well for the Bruins. Travis HIbler By Fred McMane one-out drive to left field off loser Jim Dent, 4X0 74747074-292 At Rockingham, N.C., March II ^^Fordhom 09-10) at South Florida (21- netted 10 points, Randy Julian! 6 and 500 at North Carolina Motor Pmsburgh vs. Lx>s Angeles at Vero (Listed wHh type el cm, H n completed Tuesday's Games I, help os Circuits fell to March 19 UPl Sports Writer Larry Pashnick to drive in Chico Bench, F la 1 ; X p.m. Joe Inman, 4 X 0 4074-77-71— 292 W A SH IN G TO N (93) Todd Erickson played well for the ond wbmsr*s averope speed) New Haven at Fredericton Wethersfield. Gregg Lamb scored for (4) Arkansas (253) vs. Winner Purdue Morch 16 Walker with the go-ahead mn. Speedway, Petty was on a 42-race Atkmto vs. Montreal at West Palm Bob Glider, 3 X 0 7071-77-75— 293 Rochester at St. Catharines the locals on a slap shot. Davis 1619 1-2 21, Ruland 8-18 68 21 first-round game. Mustangs while Kenny Saunderssank6 Woody Blackbrn, 3X0 70707570-293 I, Richard Petty, Pontiac 492 taps, Mahorn 612 56 21, Sobers 614 63 16, F. New Orleans (22-6) at Louisiana State points and Jason Dieterle and Ellen skid. His last victory had been Aug. Beach, Fla., 1 :X p.m. 11X055 mph. X Bill Elliott, Ford, 49X X Multi Circuits finished the year (3) Kentucky (21-7) vs. Illinois Stat5 (1612) Fernando Valenzuela, the Los Chet Lemon homered for Detroit. Chicago vs. Phllodelphia at Clear­ Jim Colbert, 3X0 71-75X47— 293 Johnson 610 60 9, Batton 1-1 (60 1 Ohio winner. M orlarty played well for the Cardinals. 16, 1981, in a 400- mile race at ^ r e l l Woltrlo, Chevrolet, 49X 4, Lake 24-22-4. Idaho (X -8) ot Oregon State (17-10) Angeles Dodgers' million-dollar At Fort Lauderdale, Fla., a pair water, G o n Hollbera 2X2 70757574-294 Collins 1-4 60 2, Warrick 60 60 0, Regional Semifinals Michigan International Speedway. Speed, Chevrolet, 499 X H a rry (km t, Koplckl 60 60 0, Terry 60 60 0. Totals Old Dominion (19-9) at South Corollno baby, wasn’t worth a dimeSunday. of New York errors in the 10th Fla, 1 :X p.m. Leonard Thmosn, 2X2 75747570-394 Buick, 489.4, Ricky Rudd, Chevrolet, 489. Capitals 6, Bruins 4 At Knoxville, Tenn. (268) His 43rd race snapped the slump to Detroit w St. Louis at St. Petersburg, Lou (k-ahom, 2X2 72757275—X4 aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaww 3 6 X 1519 93. March 24 The 22-year-old Valenzuela, who inning handed the Expos their J.C . Snead, 2 X 2 71-807270— 294 7, Tim Richmond, Pontiac 488. X Dick P H IL A D E L P H IA (97) Minnesota (18-10) at DePoul (17-11) Transactions Fla, 1:X p.m. Brooks, Ford, 484. 9, Cole Yarborou^, Winner Louisville second-round victory. The winning Expo rally give him his 196th career win. New York (NL) vs. Kansas City at Hal Sutton, 2 X 2 75757271— 394 Boston 0 1 3 — 4 Ervlng 26 60 4, lavaroni 26 1-2 5, gome Texas Christian (21-10) at Tulsa (19-11) won a $1 million 1983 contract after Chevrolet, 484 10, Bobby Allison, St. Bonaventure (269) at Iona (21-8) was started when first baseman ‘T v e been looking for it for a Fort Myers, Fla., 1 ;X p.m. Curtis Strange, 2X2 81-49-7273— X4 Wcnhlngton 4 11 _ e Malone 617 67 24; Cheeks 58 62 10, vs. Winner Arkansas second-round Hockey an arbitration hearing last month, M ac O ’Grady, 2 X 2 71-747573— X4 Chevrolet, 485. First period— 1, Washington, Gartner31 Basketball Toney 6X 7-8 X, Jones 36 4-4 10, Texas-EI Paso (169) ot Fresno State Iqngxtime,” said the 45-year-old Boston vs. MInnesoto at Olondo, Fla., II , M ark Martin, Buick, 484 IX Nell game. (2610) agreement with made his spring training exhibi­ John Mayberry allowed a 1 : X p.m. Brad Bryont, 2 X 2 7477-7548— 394 (Stevens), 9:18. 2, Washington, Richardson 2-4 60 4, C. Johnson 4-7 2-2 Winner Indiona second-round gamevs. forwards Peter, Anton and Marian --—Petty, >hp averaged 113.055 mph Andy Bean, 2 X 2 7571-7573— X4 Bonnett, Chevrolet, 48X 13, St5 Gartner 10, Cureton 2-5 1-2 5, R. Johnson 62 60 March 17 tion debut and was crushed for six grounder by Mike Gates to go California vs. Chicogo (N L) at Mesa rllng Winner Kentucky second-round gome. Stostny for the renegotiation of their in a Pontiac. “ It’s been so long, it Don Pohl, 1,743 7571-8049^-395 32 (Moruk, Blomavlst),9:X.3, Washing­ 0. Totals 3684 21-X 97. William & Mary (269) at Virginia Tech contracts. runs and five hit8 in two innings as through his legs for a two-base Ariz., 3 p..m. AAorlln, Pontiac 477.14, Jim m y Means, ,(X-10) . has to Ije^pecial. It’s good for my Seattle vs. Son Frandsco at Scottsdale, Andy North, 1,743 747273— 75—195 ton, Gartner X (Maruk, N ow ), 14:19. 4, Washington 19 X X 25—X Winners advance to Regionol finals „ ,, College the Houston Astros pummeied the error. Gates moved to third on a G ory Koch, 1,743 7571-7573— 295 Pontiac 47X IX Kyle P ^ , Pontiac 468. Washington, Currie 9 (Blomqvist, Jar­ NBA standings Philadelphia 18 X X 24—97 Northwestern (17-12) vs. Notre Dome Ariz., 3 p.m. IX Bobby Wowok, Buick, 44417, Ronnie March X with Regional champion (19-9) at Rosemont, III. — Named Bruce Dodgers, 15-3. sacrifice bunt and came home team, for (son) Kyle’s team and Son Diego vs. Milwaukee at Sun City, Ben Crenshaw, 1,743 75757073— 295 vis), Three-point goals— Sobers, F. John­ odvandna to Final Four. Flloso head football coach and Joe Verdi Hopkins, Chevrolet, 457.18, D .K . Ulrich, 19:51. Penalties— O ’Connell, Bos, 3:12; son. Wake Forest (17-11) at M urrov State when Bryan Little's liner went for Petty Enterprises. It shows us Ariz., 3 p.m. M ark McCumber, 1,575 49-757074— 294 Eastern Conference women's softball coach. »-^o«?verai In the first inning, Phil Gamer Donnie Hommnd, 1X0 49-727580-397 Buick, 4M. 19, (taoff Bockne, Pontiac 401. M llburv, Bos, 10:10; Haworth, Was, Fouled out— None. Total fouls— (2610) we can still win.’ ’ Oakland vs. Cleveland at Tucson, Ariz., X , Ron Boudrarct Buick, 39X Atlantic Division West Regional had a bases-loaded single for two right through second baseman Ed 3 p.m. Joy HOOS, 1 X 0 75757571— 297 10:10; Stevens, Was, 10:58; K. Crowder, Washlng- Opening Round It took Petty a week to win the 21, Tom (kile. Ford, 38X 2X Buddy Bos, 10:58; Blomqvist, Was, 11:49; W L Pet. GB t o n 2 6 , Philadelphia 24. runs before Valenzuela walked Rodriguez' glove for another er­ Baltimore vs. Texas at Pompano Roger Moltble, 1 X 0 7477-7274— 297 x-Phllodelphlo S3 9 .855 — At Philadelphia 492-lap event at the 1.017- mile Beach, F la , 7 :X p.m. Chen TzeChung, 1X0 75747474— 397 Arrington, Dodge, 35X 2X Slick Johnson, Dufour, Bos, 14:37. Rebounds— March 15 Wes Clements and Alan Knicely to ror. Andre Dawson hit a two-run Bukk, 307.24 Terry Lobontc Chovrolel, Boston 44 19 .698 9 Danny Sullivan, U.S., and ^ r t Blyleven hurled two-hit enough,” Petty said with a smile. CtackmoH S K X 8 8 X X — 3 43 First weekend of Manchester Penalties— Huber, Oet,5:41;Larson,Det,' Phlladelphla97, Woshlngton 93 McDowell 60 2-21 Totals 36X 26X 94 Tyrrell, 62. ble problems. Warning signals • RERUILT AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS year-old first haseman who signed 5:41; Glngros, To r, 4 :X ; Smith, Det, Monday's Gomes with the Phillies as a free agent, hit ball over four innings to give the The only other contender in the Rhoden, Niemann (5), Winn (8), Radio & T V Little League sign-ups took place NEW JERSEY (IX) 1Z Nigel Mansell, Britain, come in many forms — noises, • AUTO PAINTING DeLeon (9), Rice (11) and P e na Ortiz 14:51. (N o Games Scheduled) Williams 616 64 19, King 511 57 15, Lotus,61.13, different handling, and a solo homer in the second inning, Indians their victory. Mike Fisch- final 100 laps was Geoff Bodine, last Sunday with approximately Third period— 7, Toronto, Ihnacak X Tuesday's Gomes (5); Gale, LIsbrandl (4), Oowless (4), ••••••••••pppppppppppp Dawkins 64 1-1 7, Cook 7-18 1-1 15, Elio de Angelis, Italy, Lotus, vibrations. Be alert to • CHARGE WITH MASTER CHARGE lin and Broderick Perkins each who was eliminated while leading Ryder (8), Hayes (9), Toliver (11) and 250 boys and girls signing up. (Frveer, Poddubnv), 1:01 Penalties— (All Timas EST) Richardson 7-14 60 14, Gmlnski 59 1-1 60. 14, singled in another mn in the third Gavin, To r, 1:43; Huber, Det, 1:43; Atlanta at New York, 7:X p.m. appearance; If you hear a then doubled home two more runs banged out three hits to lead a the race when his Pontiac smacked Christmas, Van Gorder (5). W— DeLeon. TONIGHT “ Today was one of our best first 13, O’Koren 59 60 13, Walker 2-3 60 4, Johnny Cecotto, Venezuela, strange noise, try to associate • 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE L— Toliver. Lodouceur, [}et, 4:X; Terrlon, Tor, 8:X; Detroit at New Jersey, 7:X p.m. Phillips 1-4 60 2, Elmore 2-4 1-2 5, Van Theodore,60. the second turn wali. 7;X NHL: Rangers V4 Fivers, USA days overall. Usually the first Phllodelphia at Indiana, 7 :X p.m. it with a particular action; in the fifth. 17-hit attack against three Giant Cable Osborne, Det, 8:X . BredaKolff 60 2-2 1 Totals 47-92 1618 15, Eliseo Salazar, Chile, At Pompano Beach, Fla., Jon pitchers. Petty led three times for 48 laps AlTucsoa Ariz. 8 USFL: Federols vs. Express, ESPN week is very slow but we are abwt Shots on goal— Toronto 4-9-5— 2), De­ Cleveland at Washington, 8:0Sp.m. IX.' March, 59. Learn to distinguish smells, is So p Prondsco 8X1XXI— 9113 8 Yankees vs. Pirates, Channel 11 troit San Diego at Son Antonio,8:Xp.m . Portland X 16 X 28 94 16, Manfred WInkelhock, it burned rubber, oil, etc.? If. Matlack, Rick Honeycutt and Tom At Tempe, Ariz., left-handers in a race that was slowed for 94 laps 20 percent better than last year,’’ 5 8 5 10. Dallas at Houston, 9:05 p.m. by 11 caution flags. CleuOtaRd M l I X 3 X — 1317 3 N^ Jersey MXX32-1X West Ger­ the car handles strangely, is it Hanke combined on a seven-hitter Bryan Clark, Jerry Gleaton and Laskey, Chris (4), Barr (4) and Pruitt, said Manchester Little League GoolleS'-TorontOz Paulmateer. De* Golden State at D enver,9 :Xp.m . Three-point goals— O’Koren. Fouled many, ATS, 59. 17, Roberto a constant feel, or does it pull Chicago at Phoenix, 9 :X p.m. to lead the Rangers to victory. The Matt Young combined on a four- Darrell Waltrip finished third in Ransom (5); Blyleven, Anderson (5), President Gerry Hollis. troitt out Guerrero, only while braking? Learn to Bailor (8) and Bando, Willard (7). W— Gilbert. Kansas City at Portland, 10:Xp.m. — None. Total fouls— Portland X , New Colombia, Theodore, 53, p f i p n o v e o CARTER Royals only nin came in the first hitter and center fielder Dave a Chevrolet in the same lap with There is room for 700 youngsters associate behavior of car with Blyleven. L— Laskey. HR— San Fran- Cliff Drysdale Jersey X. Rebounds — Portland 40 18, Eddie particular action to help deter­ Henderson doubled and tripled to the leaders. Lake Speed, driving a dsco. in the Little League program with inning off Matlack on consecutive (Cooper 13), New Jersey 49 (W illiam s9). Cheever, U.S., Renault, 41. mine the cause of any problem. two-out singles by Leon Roberts, lead the Mariners to victory. Clark Chevrolet, took fourth, two laps off Ransom. MPsets Laver about 450 going to the mt()or and Black Hawks4,Pangulns3 Assists— Portland 19 (Buse 9), New 19, John the pace, and Harry Gant placed minor league divisions and Jersey X (Richardson, Walker 5). Watson, Britoln, McLaren, 34 Amos Otis and Bombo Rivera. went the first three innings and At PtxxMx, Arts. Mavericks m.Ciippers 102 Technical— Natt. A— 12,575 X , Roul Your car will serve you better Matlack retired the next seven gave up two hits, including a fifth in a Buick, three laps behind C^ mla 8K8M XI->380 another 250 to tberookie program. Chicago 11 3— 4 Boesel, Brazil, Llgler, X . in all types of weather when it hitters. second-inning homer to Joe the leader. OXdOPd 8K0X8X— 491 SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. (UPl) — Sign-ups again wUl take place Pittsburgh 111—3 SAN DIEGO (102) is serviced at D ILLO N FORD. wm, Kison (5), and Boona O'Beery First period— 1, Pittsburgh, Bullard X 21, Mauro Baldl, Italy, 1229 MAIN ST. At Wnter Haven, Fla., Ed Lefebvre. Elliott came from one lap down South Africa’s CUff Dryadtde upset this upcoming Sunday afternoon Brooks 613 3-S15, T. Cummings 7-22 6 Sonics120,Kingsl15 We provide special rates on (4); Cjuiroy, Kravoc (4), Board (8) and (unassisted), 7:08. X Chicago, Larm er X 9 X , Chambers 1619 63 X , Wood 6121-2 Euroraclng daily rentals for service AUTO REPAIR Jurak'sRBI single with the bases At Phoenix, left-hander Tim to challenge the Randleman Heath. W— Conroy. L— Kison. top-seeded Rod Laver, 6- 4, 6-2, from 1 to 4 o’clock at the American (Sovard, Crossman), 13:10. Penalties— 21 Hollins 614 60 10, Hedges 2.4 60 4, Alta, 23. X , Jean-Plerre Jarler, MANCHESTER competitor. HR— Melghan, Pit, 3:M ; B. M urrov, C h i,4:15; France, customers. Factory trained loaded snapped a 3-3 tie and Conroy allowed only one hit over Sunday to capture a $35,000 tennis Legion Home on Legion Drive. The Anderson 62 60 0, Brogan 61 2-2 1 SEA1TLE (IX) technicians, We honor major The Petty-Elliott duel was set up Ookland, Page. Fraser, Chi, 4:53; Rlssllng, Pit, 8:07; Moore 60 60 0, Gross 1-4 6 0 1 Smith 2-2 Shelton 65 60 4, Vrones 1-2 1-4 3, Llgler, X. 23, RIccardo Po- TEL. 646-6464 triggered a five-run, eighth inning five innings in pacing the A’s to tournament at the Registry program is open to youngsters Hakansson, Pit, 12:5X' Lu(lzrk,Chl, 14:03; 60 4. Totals 46951621 101 trese, Italy, credit cards. Complete with less than 50 laps remaining Sikma 16)8 63 X , G.WIIIIams 6)2 6618, transmission and engine ser­ rally that lifted the Red Sox to victory. The A’s scored all of their Al Mfssl Potai Bopclt, Pta. Resort. ages 7-12. Birth certificates are Melghan, Pit, 14:03; Fraser, Chi, 18:18. DALLAS (111) O.Thompson 614 611 X , Kelser 6 1 6 0 0, Brabhom, 19. 24, Corrado when Neil Bonnett and Cale BoRklwro . 8XOX8X — 3110 required at registration. There is Secondperlod— 3, Pittsburgh, Baxter 11 Aguirre 7-14 64 X , Vincent 11-15 1-2 X , Donaldson 610 3M 15, Brown 614 62 X , FabI, Italy, vice along with other victory. Jurak, trying to win one cf mns in the fifth inning against The victory earned Drysdale (Feltrin, Gotzos), 8:X. 4, Chicogo, GMOUAUTY Yarborough crashed while bat­ A lta X g < t X M O t X - 1 40 an $8 fee per youngster and $12 fee P. Cummings 7-9 7-7 21, Davis 65 60 6 Howes 65 60 4, Smith 60 62 0. Totals Osella, 17. 25, Bruno Glac5 automotive adjustment is done two utility infield jobs, slapped a Bmce Kison. Polmer, Stewart (51, M oro Glollo (8) $10,000 while Laver picked up Lvslok X (Preston, B. Murray), 9:54 Turner 64 61 8, Garnett 2-3 60 4, 46XX-32 1X. melll, Italy, at D ILLO N FORD . 319 Main, SERVICE MATS tling for the lead in turn two. and Nolon, Stefero (9 ); Nlskro, Mohlsr $6,000. per family. Penalties— ^ v a r d , Chi, 1:52; Fox, Chi, NImphlue 1-3 1-2 3, Blackman 20 3-4 7, KANSAS CITY (IIS) Toleman, 16. 26, Michele Al- ■'Where dependability is a 4:4X- Fox, Chi, 10:44, Melghan, Pit, Ransev 610 7-7 19. Totals 467526 X 111. E.Johnson 619 66 15, Nealy 46 1-2 9, boreto,Italy, tradition." (SENERM. kiOTORS ntBTS DIVISION Tyrrell,?. 1 8 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Mon,, March 14, 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD, Mon., March 14, 1983- 19 BUSINESS lOOK FOR THE STARS... U.S. spending power is still on the increase Look for 'fhe Classified Ads with stars; stars help get you better results.

"Has personal purchasing power really declined taxes to finance it. additional 2 percent to 3 percent each year. But it is Put a star on Your ad and see what a difference it makes. ★ over the past 20 years?" assked Lionel Linder, editor The magnificent performance of the U.S. economy not chugging at that rate now: Since the first quarter of The Detroit News. "O r is that just a popular myth'?” was quickly blotched. The climb in consumer prices of 1979, the rise in per capita income has been only It’s a myth! And it is the right time to demolish the Your s ta rt^ back then and intensified as the 1960s turned from $4,511 to $4,555. Telephone 643-2711, AAonday-Friday 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. myth with statistics that reveal its complete lack of nto 1970s. Thus, the. myth about our declining Despite periods of downturn during the past 35 validity as well as emphasize what may be some Money's purchasing power originated. The facts about real years, the growth has been sustained. There are dips surprising truths. purchasing power were submerged in year-to-year at times in personal purchasing power in the •The dominant fact is that personal purchasing Worth reports n inflation and our cncentration on that issue. quarterly figures, but the overall direction is upward. power — your "spending money" — actually has Personal purchasing power is measured as per The following table dramatizes the upward trend TOWN OF MANCHESTER Rentals Apartments for Rent 42 Services Offered 51 Income Tax Service 57 Misc. (or Sale 53 Recreational Items 67 cars/Trucks for Sole 71 increased at an average annual rate of 2.4 percent in Sylvia Porter capita income, after taxes. The figures used in this between 1948 and 1982. All figures adjusted to 1972 LKG.iL N O T IC E these 2 years. column trace changes in quarterly statistics of per dollars. (Source: Conference Board) The Planning and Zoning Commis­ capita income from January 1948 through the third sion will hold a public hearing on •The total rise in your "re a l" spending money — MANCHESTER — one, DUMAS.ELECTRIC— all quarter of 1982. Inflation's impact is included. All 1948-1954 up 1.3 percent Rooms for Rent 41 TAX PREPARATION in 86 NATICJNAL Geoora- FOR SALE — Munarl ski 1976 BUICK LeSabre, two Monday, March 21. 1983 in the your per capital income after deducting for taxes — two and three bedroom types of residential wir­ has been 61.6 percent since 1962. figures have been adjusted to 1972 dollars; the 1954-1960, up 1.5 percent your_ home. Reliable, Phl<^, $8.60. All In good boots, size 8, excellent door, automatic trans- Hearing Room. Lincoln Center. 494 average, have come out ahead. apartments. Heat and hot ing, electrical improve­ Main Street. Manchester, Ct, to •What has. happened during the recent business information has been provided by Ken Goldstein, an 1960-1970 up 3.2 percent reosanable. Norm Mar- condition. Some oldies, condition. WIN sacrifice mission, power steering, up 1.9 percent w ater. $375., $425., $495. ments and repair work. shall, 643-9044. C all 643-4859. a t $35.00. C a ll646-0599and p o w e r b r a k e s , a lr - hear and consider the following downturn has been a slowing of the rate of increases in THE MYTH to which Linder refers is deeply associate economist at the Conference Board in New 1970-1975 C E N T R A L LO CATIO N — C a ll 649-4800. New or old homes,all lobs petition: your purchasing power, not a decline in that power. 1975-1979 up 3.0 percent kitchen privileges, free PPAMV CIWATDA I °sk tor Chrls. conditioning. Asking ANDREW ANSALDI - SITE embedded in this nation. It began when the Vietnam York. welcomed. Fully li­ ss...... SINATRA fans! ------,,700 best offer. Call The rise has slipped to .3 percent, averaged over the era’s enormous and soaring costs were piled on top of 1979-1982 up 0.3 percent parking. References and FIVE ROOM Apartment PLAN - WETHERELL STREET censed. 646-5253. Great new Sinatra triol- A4A-7014 iA-19) - To act upon a proposed past 14 quarters (and excluding the fourtb-quarter an economy already stretched to its limit. SINCE THIS series of statistics began in 1948, security required. 643- with heat. New stove and P q I* Q n l o oav record album. Songs ••••••••••••••••••••••• ______("Sylvia Porter’s New Money Book for the 80s," 2693 for appointment. Hnal site plan for a Planned 1982 figures). Production was booming, the cost of living was disposable personal Income has nearly doubled for refrig erator’?’ $400 Residence • Development con­ •In dollar terms, the increase is down to $3 per rising at rates so low they were the equivalent of each Individual. The increase over this period has 1,328 pages of down-to-earth advice on personal monthly. References plus W ILL DO Housecleaning f u w ‘’ ‘ «in rS'^'r-n'ii aTi? *"*•««•» “ ”” TOYOTA CELICA taining one bedroom units expan­ S E A S O N E D O A K - 4ft. ###•##■■•••«••••••••••• for parts. Runs. Best person per quarter, or a grand total of $44. Not much stability, and employment was at a high. The been 95 percent or an annual average of 2 percent. money management, is now available her column. IVj months security. — have own transporta­ ••••••••••••#•••••••••• offer. 649-9451. dable to two-bedroom units, lengths, $70.00 a cord. — but still an increase. economy was close to "perfection." Then, when In the third quarter of 1948, for instance, per capita Send 9.95 plus $1 fpr postage and handling to "Sylvia A v a ila b le A p ril 1st. 97 tion. C a ll 647-0329. eliiiiin.iling on-site detention, and C all 228-9101 weekends Household Goods 62 ^ A N T IQ U E S A N D CO L- 777::------other minor changes from the ap­ The history of the past 20 years underscores the Lyndon Johnson took over from John Kennedy in the income totaled $2,321 adjusted to 1972 dollars. By the Porter’s New Money Book for the 80s,” in care of the Wells Street, second and evenings. floor. C a ll 646-0350. ■#■■#•••••••••••••••.•• LECTIBLES — will pur- FORD VAN 100. V8, proved General Plan of Develop­ brilliant fact that even during periods of great early 1960s, and he expanded ou^ stake in Vietnam, his third quarter of 1982, the income total was up to $4,555. Manchester Herald, 4400 Johnson Drive, Fairway, ment • 102 and llOV Wetherell inflation, annual increases in spendable income in the unforgivable crime was refusing to admit that the You’ve grown accustomed to the predictable Kan. 66205. Make checks payable to Universal Press USED REFRIGERA- Home and Oard«, 64 Street, VERY LARGE Bedroom Painting/Papering 52 United States have kept pace with inflation and, on Vietnam "era" was a war and to demand a raise in chugging along, says Goldstein, and count on that Syndicate.) TO RS, W ASH ERS, ••••••••••••••••••••••• single piece. Telephone ------At this hearing interested persons in two fam ily house. Full may be heard and written com­ kitchen privileges. $60.00 Store/OffIce Space 44 Ranges - clean, guaran- 644-8962. BUICK CENTURY, teed, parts and service. SEASONED OAK Fire- ______' ______power steering, power munications received. Copies of weekly. References. 643- PAINTING 8. PAPER these petitions have been filed in 2659. Low prices. B.D. Pearl 8i wood — for deliveries brakes, alr-conditlonino. A look at computer stocks Hanging. Ceilings re­ the Town Clerk's office and may be In Brief STORE FRONT ON Son, 649 Main Street, George Grlfflng, An- V6. Good condition. Ask- inspected during office hours. paired. References. Fully 643-2171. dover, 742-7886. A U t O I T I O t l V G Ing $1800. C all 643-7803. Planning & Zoning Commission FURNISHED ROOM — Spruce Street. 500 square Insured. Quality work! feet. Will remodel. $375 ' I..eo Kwash, Secretary private entrance and Martin Mattsson, even­ Dated al Mandiester Connecticut Case settled bath, parking. Utilities monthly plus utilities. ings 649-4331. ONE ROCK Maple bed- ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1975 GRAND FURY — this 14th dav of March. 1983. IBM is well positioned for profits Included. No pets. Secur­ 643-6712. room set with spring. automatic, power steer- 018-03 Asklng price $25.00. Tele- 65 Cars/Trucks for Sale 71 mg, power brakes. 89,000 The U.S.Consumer Product Safety Commission ity. C a ll 649-5729. D.G. PETERSEN PAINT­ has settled a complaint against Sears Roebuck & MANCHESTER — Medi­ ING COMPANY — Inte­ phone 643-5540. hillps. Excellent running By David Sargent cal, professional office increased competition; yet I would say IBM is in the Wang Labs (ASE) continues to be a major force in Co. and Roper Corp. of Kankakee, III., involving ••••••••••••••••••••••• rior Specialist. Custom ITTTTZ 7 condition. $1495 negotla- best position of any in its field to profit from economic the office automation market. Beyond its word space, four rooms, 520 Wallpaper Hanging. In­ WHITE WOOD Frame FREE TO GOOD Home GOVERNMENT SUR- ble. 643-8319 after 3pm. about 200,000 roto-tiilers found to be defective. chair, gold, black and two fem ale dogs, sisters. P L U S cars and t r u c k s ------QUESTION: I have held shares of IBM since 1965. recovery this year and through 1985. processors, which are unmatched in the industry, Apartments for Rent 42 square feet. 871-0401. surance Damage Ap­ The machines, made by Roper and sold by xoS!* *®’“ ’ Boffi spayed; both must listed tor $2,064 sold tor 1973 CUTLASS SU- Since it is now up around 100, is this a good time to Further, speculation about a dividend increase this more advanced data processing systems are Sears and Roper, had problems with a clutch lock praisers. Workmanship LEGAL NOTICE switch? — H.Q., Florida 350-550 SQUARE Ft., 649-6801. go to same home. 15 $51. More available. 203- PREME— good running spring, possibly accompanied by a stock split, should available. Wang may also enter the increasingly that allowed users to lock the machine in reverse Guaranteed! 646-8467. keeep interest in IBM high. I would hate to see you sell FOUR ROOM Apartment, ground floor, heat and months old. Shepard- 748-6996. condition, vinyl top. Call TOWN OF competitive personal computer field later this year. as well as forward. It reportedly caused broken light Included. Great vis­ APARTMENT SIZE four Huskie cross. House ------;------643-0162. QUESTION: A recent article in a leading news your stock at this juncture but would instead second floor. Adults PAINTING AND PAPER MANCHESTER Meanwhile, profits for both Prime and Wang are legs and amputations among consumers whose ibility. Good parking. burner gas stove, $80.00. broken. Call any day 1973 FORD LTD — tor ______magazine indicated' strong demand for desk-top recommend purchase of IBM for combined growth advancing at 30 percent annually, and both stocks are only; no pets. Security. H A N G IN G — ceilings re­ legs were caught in the machine when it was Parking one car. Call Lease negotiable. Keith paired. Reterences, fully C a ll 649-5053. after 2pm, 644-2826. sale. F irst $350 takes It. At a meeting held on March 7 computers, word processors, etc., in 1983. We’d like and income.. attractive buys for aggressive growth accounts. locked in reverse. Real Esate, 646-4126. ~ ______C all 646-2219. ••••••••••« your comments and specific recommendations as to 649-1265. insured. Quality work. 1983 the Planning and Zoning Com­ Of those companies that concentrate in personal f r e e PUPPIES — black ------:------Motorcycles/BIcycles 72 mission made the following what companies involyed are most suitable for HOW W ELL other computer stocks do in the coming Martin Mattsson, even­ computers. Commodore and Tandy may be pur­ MANCHESTER — Main ings 649-4431. Stove. Westlnghouse lab, golden retriever mix. 1948 CHEVY PICK up, decisions: investment. — G.W., Florida year will dependd importantly on general business chased, but I would put a hold on Apple Computer They passed test clothes dryer. $50.00 Call 643-7208 or 646-8619. custom cab, no rust, good ••••••••••• ROBERT T ALIBRIO (A-22) - conditions and market acceptance of new products. A rooms, Misc for Rent 46 Granted a special exception — 184 (OTC), which has been feeling the impact of stiffening heated, hot water, ap- INTERIOR — EXTE- M Ch. 646-4318._ _ condmon. Call otter 4pm MOTORCYCLE INSU- ANSWER: Once noted for their recession resist­ better economic climate, however, should translate South Main Street. competition from IBM. Digital and Texas Instru­ The following were among the 215 Connecticut pllances. No pets. Secur- RIOR Painting — Wal- SELMA OKRANT (0-9) - ance, computer companies today are quite sensitive eventually into substantially higher earnings for most ^ ______RANCE — lowest rates ments, more recent contenders in this market, are candiodates who passed a written examination in Ity. Parking. 523-7047. Ipapering and drywall (iranted a special exception — 349 to corporate earnings and cash flow cycles. Only IBM, in this industp'. Control Data, a medium quality iQfli T A n ii I AT PI n o . C a ll C lo rlce or best held at current prices. early November. The test was graded by the ------O N E B A Y — Storage ( installation. Q uality pro- East Center Street. because of its strong product line and aggressive growth stock, is a purchase candidate for its stake in ■•ssssss.s...... a KC SIBERIAN Huskie IJADO - Excellent condl- laencv BARNEY T. PETERM AN (P- It is difficult to project a long range picture of this American Institute of Certified Public 3Vi ROOM APAR T- only. $35.00 per monthy! fesslonal work. Reasona- marketing, has managed to ride through the large systems, special-product niches, and computer Misc. for Sale 63 p u p s . Eight weeks old. tion! Many extras! Call a-opm, m j - i i /o. 41) — Approved the application rapidly changing marketplace with any accuracy. Accountants. MENT. Private home. Telephone 646-2000;'-'^^ t>le prices. Free estl- worldwide recession reporting higher orders, ship­ services. Honeywell and Sperry Corp. should also Blue eyes. Shots. With days 644-3775; evenings, cno c a i c c 1,1 with a reduced area, adopted a But it is clear that business’ and consumers’ appetites Justine Moriarty Dennen, 55 Volpi Road, Heat, appliances. W ork------m ates. G .L . M cH u g h , zoning classification of Planned ments, and earnings. Yet while Digital Equipment benefit from recovery over the longer term. for computers have been whetted, and these stocks ing single adult only. No ■■■#■■■•••••••••••••••• 643-9321...... papers. $225. 742-9053. weekends 871-6568. TS2S0 motofeyde, I^O oS Residence Development for three has more than doubled in share price since last Bolton; John Edward Hanley, 108 Riley Moun­ stand to benefit from increased demand along with tain, Coventry; David Michael Romano, 51 Mill pets/children. Telephone parcels of approximately 1.93 summer, based on expectations of improving orders PRIM E Computer is another company that economic recovery. 643-2880. services ...... ” 6’ VOLKSWAGEN acres, and approved with over the next few years. IBM is still underpriced, in weathered the recession surprisingly well, as its St., Manchester; Steven Frederick Smith, 1176W. ------Bullding/Contractlng 53 Dune Buggy. $400 or best ______modifications the General Plan of my opinion. (David Sargent is a syndicated columnist for the Middle l^npike. Apt. B2, Manchester, and Development -- 390 '414,'420 North innovative office automation products continue to be Los Angeles Times. Column readers should send their FOUR ROOMS — first ALUMINUM SHEETS M otter. 643-1409 dtter 6pm. 1978 KAWASAKI KZ650 .Laura 1.7 ^ 6 Wehb, 49 Shoddy Mill Road, floor, $325. Security. „ ■■#■#■■##■#####■•■#•#•• Main Street (effective date — Investment analysts have been reacting to the well revived . Though it pays no income, a 50 percent investment inquiries to David R. Sargent, Successful used as printing plates— ,on pnwTiAr Good condition. $1200. March 21. 1983). Andover. Busline, appliances, icosotieroa si r q b e r t E. JARVIS .007" thick, 23 X 284". 50t 1973 PO N T IA C for Ports, 643.2023. effects of accounting changes, the weak economy, and stock dividend will be distributed in June., Investing, c/o The Manchester Herald.) A copy of these decisions has parking, no pets. 646- ••••••••••••••••••••••• BUILDING — Remodel- each# or 5for$2.00. Phone BANJO — paid $60. new# Good running conditon. ______been filed in the Town Clerk’s of­ 4394; evenings 649-4742. ^ e Ing Specialist. Additions, 643-2711. They MUST be never used. Will sell for Inspection. fice. —:------:------~ ^ t r ^ Service -- garages, roofing, siding, picked up before 11:00 $30.00. C a ll 646-5498, 646-0709. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Planning & Zoning FOUR ROOM Apartment, F'’** estimates, discount kitchens, bathrooms, re- — ^______BANJO - paid $60. new, 1982 DATSUN Stanza XE. »««« Vehicles 73 Commission flrst floor, private en- senior citizens. Company placem ent wlndows- . Leo Kwash. trance, walking distance Manchester owned and /doors. 64^712 E N D R O L L S — 27Vj width never used. Will sell tor Four door sedan, five ...... Secretary to Main Street. Heat and operated. Call 646-1327. ______- 25 cents; 13% width - 10 $30.00. C all 646-5498. 1077 A P A r u i ______hot water Included. $450. ------LEON CIESZYNSKI c e n ts MUSTbeDlrkeriiin ______s u n r o o f, A M / F M S te re o . '977 A P A C H I Ram ado Dated at Manchester, Connecticut Classified.. ottheManchMterHe^^^ Some body tent trailer, sleeps eight. this 14th day of March. 1963 643-2711 Call Ed or Dan 649-2947, REW EAVING BURN BUILDER — New homes, B u sin e ss O p p o rtu n itie s .. .22 Store/Office Space .. Notices Household Goods ...... 62 Otfice BEFORE 11 A^ ••••••••••••••••••••••• damage. $4500 or best m excellent condition. Situation W anted ...... 23 Resort Property ...... M Isc. fo r S o l e ...... 63 Rates For advertisements to be 646-9892 or 646-6009. “ zippers, urn- additions, remodeling, L o s t/ F o u n d ...... 01 ------t^eMas repaired. VVlndow rec raom s, garrages, klt- O N L Y . Recreational Items 67 otter. C a ll 646-3888 after *3,000. Coll 646-6938. Employment Info...... 24 Misc. for Rent ...... Home and Garden ...... 64 Minimum Charge: published Monday, the dead­ ______^______6pm weekdavs/anytime ------^------P e rs o n a ls ...... 02 MANCHESTER - Four shades, Venetian blinds, chens remodeled, cell- In s tru c tio n ...... 25 Wanted to Rent...... P e ts ...... 65 $2.25 for one day line is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. TWENTY SIX Wood *•••••••••••••••••••••• weekends. ••••••••••••••••••••••• With tax rebates now in Announcements ...... 03 room apartment. Ap- Kevs. TV FOR RENT. in g $ , bath tile, dormers, most homes, it's the R o o m m a te s W a n te d ., Musical Item s ...... 66 P e r W o rd : pllances, dish washer, Marlow s, 867 Main roofing. Residential or A u c tio n s ...... 04 grain and w ^ e 4ft cross MENS CANADIAN ,07. inn 1 « c a ... Automotive 76 perfect time to find a Real Estate R e cre a tio n a l I t e m s ...... 67 1-2 d a y s ...... 15« Read Your Ad washer and dryer hoo- Street. 649-5221. commercial. 649-4291 fees, seven 2ft five wall Hockey skates, like new, cash buyer for that A n tiq u e s ...... 68 3-5 d a y s ...... 14« kup. $495 u tilitie s In------— ------molding for suspended buy now for next winter transmission shot. No ••••••••••••••••••••••• Homes for Sale ...... 31 Services Classified advertisements chandelier you T a g S a le s ...... I...6 9 6 d a y s ...... 13« eluded. Call 649-3379. BRICKS, BLOCKS, DESIGN KITCHENS by celling. $20.00. Call 644- fhP firct nn note ^i^st. Interior good. For no longer usel Financial Condominiums ...... 32 Services Offered ...... are taken by telephone as o 2063. Call^M35^lze 9 parts or restoration. Ask- JWO 13 Inch Ford Mus- Wanted to Buy ...... 70 26 d a y s ...... 12c ------~ P- Lewis. Cabinets, ------9*4-5635S ize 9. 745-4565 (even- tang rim s, lik e new, M o rtg a g e s ...... 11 L o ts / L a n d fo r S a le ...... 33 Painting/Papering ___ convenience. TWO ROOMS — third Chimney repairs. No lob vanities, formico, Wilson H a p p y A d s : FLUID DUPLICATOR Ings and weekends), 643- *20.00. Call 643-6802 or And it's easyl Just call Investment Property ...... 34 Building/Contracting . The Manchester Herald is floor, adults. Stove, re- ‘o® small. Call 644-8356. art, Corlan counter tops, Personal Loans ...... 12 $3.00 per colum n Inch us today and we'll Business Property ...... 35 Roofing/Siding ...... responsible only for one Incor­ trlgerator, utilities. $275. ----- kitchen cabinet fronts. AB Dick model 226. Rssnnv PlnviHfitA (weekdays) ask for 649-6205. In s u ra n c e ...... 13 Security. Call after 6pm CARPENTRY# Shee* complete woodworklno $98.00. Call 649-7440. SMHUif rm ym U H ; Paul, leave message. ------Resort Property ...... 36 Heating/Plumbing.. , Automotive rect Insertion and then only put your low-cost Wanted to Borrow ...... 14 Deadlines 649-2236. repair service, custom made PAIR BEIGE Bucket seat Flooring. ..^ ...... for the size of the original Cars/Ti‘ucks for S ale ...... 71 ------w ork. C eilings repaired furniture, colonial repro- COLLECTOR DISPLAY covers for older Firebird ad in print. For classified advertise­ In s e rtio n . or Camoro, excellent Rentals Incom e T a x ’S e rv ic e .. Motorcycles/BIcycles ___72 D E L U X E 4^/i room town- painted. 643-4551. ductlons In wood# 9 varle- Case, 81 Inches long, 32 For extra cash, sell Employment Services Wanted ...... ments to be published Tues­ Errors which do not lessen condition. 643-9141. Rec Vehicles ...... 73 house, IV j baths, all ap- .-.irDDDnr>ci.i,~ *'** hardwoad and inches high. Glass, mir­ Winning Style that chandelier . . . day through Saturday, the $ 20.00 . Rooms for Rent ...... 41 Auto Services ...... 74 the value of the advertisem ent pllances, two WATERPROOFING — veneers NOW IN STOCK, ror back, claw feet, very & Education ^ For Sale deadline Is noon on the day ______now! Apartments for R6nt ...... 42 Autos for Rent/Lease ...... 75 will not.be corrected by an alr-condltioners, car- five year written guaran- Call 649-9658. old. $99.00. Cash. 647-9613. Help Wanted ...... 21 before publication. Homes for Rent ...... 43 Holiday/Seasonal...... 61 Misc. Autom otive ...... 76 additional Insertion. peted, heat, hot water, f** or* hatchways, ______patios, sound-proofing, foundation cracks, drain- f a r r a n d R E M O D E L - ATARI 2600 with three TOWN OF MANCHE5TER wdsher/dryer hookups, “0* l''’*s, gravity feets, i n g —Cabinets, roofing, c a rtrid g e s .$99.00. O ther LEGAL NOTICE storage. One or two base- arywells, window wells gutters, room additions, cartridges sold separ­ The Zoning Board ot Appeals will hold public hearings on ately. C a ll 643^149. Mondov. March 28, 1983 at 7:00 P.M . In the Hearing Room, Help Wanted ment garages, some fire- '““•'s waterproofed, decks, all types of remo- Lincoln Center, 494 Main Street, Manchester, Cl. to hear and Notices Employment 71 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Instruction places. $480 and up. 646- *'!*’*'' deling and repairs. FREE consider the following petitions: a Education 0800 or 646-1540. Hartford 5^3006or Man- estimates. Fully Insured. BETAMAX TAPES, ITEM 1 NO. 937 — Daniel M. Boland etol — Request variance ------Chester 646-3361 — A lb e rt Telephone 643-6017. Sears Brand. One - two ot A rtic le IV, Sect Ion 5.03.02 to red uce the north side ya rd to d Lost/Found 01 feet (25 feet required) to erect bulldingos shown— 3t5Brood DENTAL ASSISTANT M A N C H E S T E R — E xtra Z u c c a r o . ------hour, two - three hour Street — Business Zone IV. KITCHEN HEL^ full or CLERK TYPIST'— girl NEED EXTRA $$$$? OFFICE POSITION East TUTORING — Reading, large tw o bedroom town- topes, hardly used. Re­ ITEM 2 NO. 930 — Circle Associates — Request vqrlqnce of Wanted for specialty part time. Ideal for friday for small general Home all day? Like talk­ Hartford area. Expe­ TIMOTHY J. CON- Help. Wanted 21 practice In Vernon and Spelling, Writing for house. Private basement, FREE LABOR - Get cel­ tailed at $45. O hly $25. A rtic le IV, Section 13.01.07 to re lo ca te a b illb o a rd on the housewife or person with office. Must have good ing on the phone? Local rience with accounts re­ NELLY — total building FOUND — SET OF KEYS Downtown Hartford offi­ children and adults. Cer- ,, heat, hot water, central lars, garages, attics Rob 643-0009. f ? ? ® ^ — B usiness Zone III. flexible hours. Expe­ typing skills, be able to business looking for mo- ceivable, typing, working and Improvement servi­ ITEM 3 NO. 931 — Elaine 8, Arnold Lerch — Request at Lincoln Center. Can be ces. Pleasant working rience helpful but not titled teacher. Specialist air-conditloning In­ cleaned and hauled away ces Including but not variance of Article IV, Section 5.02.01 (d) to allow the picked VO at the Man­ work with figures and be ture person with 649 ex­ knowledge of computer, TIME Weekends conditions, medical be­ necessary. Call Glaston­ In dislaxia. C a ll 649-2428. .. cluded. $495. C all 649-4800. FREE! We want your limited to kitchens, ba­ LENOX CHINA - Sugar continued use of on existing foundation and fo add a deck to chester Herald office be­ PARfr adept at communicating change to work out of CRT helpful. Pleasant he foundation — 4M North Main Street — Residence Zone B. and possibly some even­ nefits ahd pension plan. bury Hills Country Club, with people. 35 hour work aasaasaasassaaaaaaaasse iu n k i C a ll 649-3389. throoms, additions, gar­ and creamer, salt and tween 8:30 a.m. and 5 his/her home. No pres­ telephone voice. Fringe popper mill. Holly patt­ ~ f A?; Swanson — Request variance of ings. Builder needs Indi­ Experience preferable 633-5253. E.O .E. week. Send brief resume sure - No sales. Call ages, roofing and siding, f I '' 4-OLOl to red uce the north side y a rd to 3 p.m. Monday 1.- Friday. but will train right per­ benefits. Please call289- ern, New. Both sets $50 or vidual to conduct Open and salary requirements 646-7863. 2708. Real Estate HALF VERY Large du­ BULK PICK-up. Have door and window re­ *®®,*A’“ **®* teovlretl) to erect on attached garage os shown House for Model Home; son. Excellent position plex, completely re-done. your bulk garbage car­ placement, remodeling, best offer. 646-3430. — 198 Vernon Street — Residence Zone A. LOST SET Of keys In APPLIANCE— TV video to Box UUt c/o The ITEM 5 NO. 933 — Scott R. Vinci — Request variance of show floor plans and for mature person who aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Very good location. No ried away at low cost. renovations and new con­ brown case. C all 643-1781. sales, experience pre­ Manchester Herald. RN NIGHTS Supervisor aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa ' Article IV, Section 7.01.01 to allow endys"e of exls'lng enlovs people contact. utilities. $500 per month. C a ll 646-5714. struction. 646-1379. GOOD TIMOTH Y Hay tor non-conforming front dormer — 76 Oxford Street -- optians, and set up ap­ ferred. W ill train aggres­ EOE. position available every Instruction 25 pointments. Familiarity C oll 872-7852 between 9am Homes lor Sole 3i " 643-2659. horses and cows. $3.00 Residence Zone A. LADIES PURSE left at sive sales. 'Type. Excel-' Saturday night 7pm - with hausIng terms. Real and 4pm. I W ILL BABYSIT In your SKAPARAS HOME Re­ per ball — BIG BAILS. — Request variance ot Manchester Herald af- lent salary and BANKING, STATE­ 7am. Excellent salary. f\ '* A rtic le II, S e^ lon 4.01.01 to p e rm it fro ntages on three EAST HARTFORD — se­ home afternoons and ev­ modeling — dll types of 742-9128. INCHES flce. Owner may claim by estate license helpful. Incentives. Paid benefits. MENT Clerk part time Crestfleld Convalescent ®‘'®*’ *eet req uired ) — 352V BOOKKEEPER — full CENTER NURSERY cond floor apartment. enings. Own transporta­ additions. Interior and Hlllllard Street — Residence Zone A. Identifying. Call 643-2711. Hourly rate plus bonus. Al Slefferts, Call 647-9997 Monday - Friday 9am - Home and Fenwood EAST HARTFORD— two -> charge bookkeeper. SCHOOL — 11 Center $375. Residential neigh­ tion . 643-9042 ask for exterior, repair work. ~ Request variance ot Call M ulti Personnel, 643- for Interview. 1pm plus four weeks cov^ Manor in Manchester. bedrooms, aluminum A rtic le II, Section 16.15.01 to p e rm it use o f the p ro p e rty fo r Some familiarity with Street, Manchester now borhood. 289-4755. Cindy. Free estimates. Reasona­ LOST GOLD Female cat 7700. erage for vacations. Please call Director, siding, garage, many ex-'"” outornoblle soles— used cars; requesto special exception In data processing systems. accepting registrations ble rates. Call Joe, 569- "Goldie", Center Street GOVERNMENT JOBS - South Windsor Bank and Nursing Services at 643- tras. Asking $57,500. Call accordance with Article II, Section 16.15.01 (e) to permit use PART TIME Weekends Full benefits. Salary Trust Company, Call for September. Two, 646-1512. 7572. QUALITY HARDWOOD of the property tor automobile repair and service garage; area. Kid heart broken. various positions availa­ 5151 Monday -Friday be­ request hearing required by CGS 14-55 to approve location and possibly some even­ commensurate with ex­ ble through local Warren Matteson, 289- tween 9 and 3. three or five morning KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE™ — cut and split, $65/cord, Please return to 197 Cen­ perience. Small growing by Larry Wright It p m ' o A®" ~ Intlustrlal Zone. ings. Builder needs Indi­ government agencies. $ 6061 for appointment. sessions, ages ZVz thru 5 Looking for ait--, two cord minimum. ITEM 8 NO. 9M -- Richard C. Behrmonn ef ol — Request ter Street, Manchester. c o m p a n y lo c a t e d In Small delivery charge. vidual to conduct Open 20,000 to $50,000 potential. EOE. years. Reasonable rates. apartment? Check the \ variance of Article II, Section S.OZOt (d) to permit -Rocky Hill. Submit re­ FURNITURE DELIV­ C all anytim e 649-1831. 2226 House for Model Homes; Call (refundable) 1-619- F ie ld trips. C a ll 647-9941, many vacancies listed in ' Roollna/SIding A odditlonal rooms on existing dwelling sume to Blum , Shapiro & ERY Person and driver. proposed for conversion to a two-famlly dwelling __ 14 show floor plans and 569-8304 Dept. CT104 for o r 742-6754. How Wilt 1 I^NOW Summer Street — Residence Zone B. Anno|inceinents 03 Co.-LCD, P.O. Box 7-6, Please apply In person the Classified each day. I options and set up ap­ your 1983 directory. 24 MEDICAL SECRETA­ TORRO RIDING Mower, At this hearing Interested persons may be heard and written West Hartford.CT 06107. Castro Convertible, 283 i P I MIS T e s t ? T'/j H P , e le ctric start. pointments. Famlllarty hours. RY/Reception 1st for part BIDWELL HOME Im­ b»*n'fiVrri*inVhl!c>r*‘'*i''*r; C®®’®* these petitions hove West Middle Turnpike, Help Wanted 21 Good condition. Call 649- COME JOIN US for an with housing terms. Real time fill In for vacations. Help Wanted 21 provement Company — dur"ng office* h o u rs "'’ ‘^*®°''’ '"®'’ * ‘" ’ ‘''"® 9 6eInspected RESPONSIBLE WOMAN Manchester between 3 8496. A darling Bunny is fun to enloyable evening. — St. Estate license help^l. GLASTONBURY'LAW Illnesses, etc. Peg board, Roofing, siding, altera­ ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS to babysit our three and 5. aaaaaaassssaaaasaaaasas make and dress in a Patrick's Day Dine & Hourly rate plus bonus. firm seeks full time secre­ adding machine, book­ tion, additions. 649-6495. . A .. Edward Coltman, Secretary flower-trimmed bonnet. A omed at Manchester, Connecticut this 14th day of March, Dance. Knights of Calum- Call M ulti Personnel, 643- month old daughter In tary - word processing keeping knowledge ne­ UTILITY TRAILER — our hom e 11:30am - 2pm $225. C a ll 649-0494. delightful playmate. bus Hall, 27 Depot Street 7700. operator. Word process­ cessary. Salary commen­ Join the oxeltlng and ehallanglng No. 2226 has pattern 010-03 Monday thru Friday. 643- — Broad Brook. March ing experience required. surate with qualifications One nice thing about the pieces; full directions. An "attractive yoked top 8899. traditional roll film for S O L A R P A N E L F o r In­ combines nicely with 19, 1983. D inner 8:00pm — Legal skills preferred but and experience. Send re­ World of Advartlaingl TO ORDER, usd $2.00 lor s k Ii Inflation flot You doors or out, use to ekirt or culottes. A Corned beef and cab­ not required. Salary sume or pick up applica­ cameras: Ytfur poor photos ittsrs, plus sot for poitoie ood charge 12 volt battery. Rondllsf. shorter version with long bage. Music: Sandy Ri- Down? commensurate with abil­ tion at Dr. Stephen Ro­ aren’t available instantly ADVERTISING SALES REP, for the group to criticize. $20.00. C a ll 643-8820. «NNE CMOT sleeves can be worn as a a little space chard's Quartet. aolllp.liol(lHa ities. C a ll 633-3651. meo, 18 Haynes Street, topper over a cool jersey. B.Y.O.B. Set -ups pro­ Earn good $$$ aaWng Manchester. Mix and/tnalth^for all in tlie right place vided. $18.00/couple. Res­ AvonI Call 823-MOt, seasons. . SUPER PARI TIM{ lOB NEWSPAPER DEALER Three Days WeeUy ilM4>o.'o) Uiorleot ervations: Joe Nadeau, or 27S-2M 1 needed to deliver our DENTAL HYGENIST ^ CELEBRITY CIPHER Now York, N.Y. 10031 B-195 with Photo-Guide C Q i^ ty C)ph#f Cfypt0 9 fBm# t r « c t m I m ) from (jooUlIoni by famou* poopi* d m ! 623-0724. papers In Vernon/Rock- part time two days. Glas­ Must be at least a high school graduate, enjoy public contact and have a !SS1 wits ZIP is in Sizes 10 to 18. Size We have a laleptione reliable car. ■nd prMont. Each Itttar in th * d p h o r Bland* for Bnothar. Today‘$ clue: S equal$ u . COSI Md stYlo NaoiSor. ■alee position now open vllle area. Call Jeanne, tonbury office. Call 633- 12; 34 bust . . . top, 2% "You, loo, can enjoy quick response to your 3509. SPECIAL: Over 200 se­ yards 45-inch; skirt, 1% WINF SALES looking In o u r co n ve n le n lly, 647-9946. Ideal for person wishing to supplement family Income. lections and a FR EE advertising message when it's in the "right yards; culottes, 2% place." And that "right place" is Classified. Auctions for; aggressive self- located East Hartford o F' Benefits Include: T DJCFNG FY IXNJFN J IXNJF8XN Pattern Section in the yards. rnotlvated sales person to lice. Hours are: 9am - RN'S — PLEASE. Buck- ADMINISTRATIVE As- e Qood Salary e Qos Mileage ALB U M . Jnat $8.00. Call us today. A courteous Ad-Visor will help ibin our growing sale ley Convalescent Home slstant — Psychiatric Pattemt available only you word and place your low-cost, quick-action 1pm, or Spm - 0pm. High • Pleasant working MndWons YCQE J PYFKNX lYSQG QYRN.” — ■SSn*Y$3JltA C H in sizes shown. team. Must be goal or­ hourly rata, plus high bo­ In Hartford's South end clinic. Experienced In t -in -o o ^ - o id sod NSW, How Claitified ad. ranic AUCTION For confidential Interview appointment call - Penny Sadd to drool ISiist Sow to noki Niia. iented achiever. Position desperately needs you. typing, dictaphone, med­ To order, sand $2.50, plus SOt \ nus to start Call lor an bi- between 9 and 10 AM BfFNRNC WOTNQHNXM - Kim K uan. 34 postage and handling. Ito be held at Bob's Auto Body offers growth and excel­ larvlaw. 3-11 Supervisor and 11-7 ical records. Resume by plocod oad oppltond dosint. March 30lh to Director, PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Vacation — that’s a system whereby SUE MlnNETY |390 New State Rd., Manchester lent money for top per­ $ 6 9 -4 9 9 0 Supervisor. Wages and ajSt-HZIIlOOH HUSIW0RK-2S March 17. 1M3 - 8 AM former. Contact WINF benfits good, lob security Mobile Aftercare Clinic, people who are merely tired become completely exhausted.’ hrpoo of ooMliwock lUUi. dndomiWdf Radio, 247 East Center for capable profession­ 131 New London Turn­ — Suzanne Pleshette •TM t IO RIVI Of KEEP-40 040- 11SO An. of K m iricu dlowoik ttoni tt oiaki. NSW York. N.Y. tooat Street, Manchester,Ct AMERICAN FROZEN F O k . I c . als. Call DNS Monday pike, Glastonbury, ' CT manrilpfltpr Bpralft 643-2711 ® 1P83 by NEA, Inc, '*• O lM 3b,N».Me.TUnag US M I t-t33-C M FYS-U patoo of oolck- Print Nanii, Addrist witk ZIP Classilled U s 06040. 646-1230 EO E. thru F rid a y 249-9166. 06033. ta-ouko naau. CODE, Stylo Numbir ood Sin.