j 4 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wed,, March 9, 1983 A ra ise for owner? Small companies can profit by selling property, renting Soviets, Senators Supporters of hall Leasing a car rap Pentagon study elated by aid offer Is no hot deal By LeRoy Pope or owners of small corporations United Press International .. page 4 recognize the possibility of helping page 3 page 11 “When portions of both the corporation, and their NEW YORK — Many small and personal situation by such a middle-sized private companies net worth are tied up in property purchase, Abacus Group that need more operating funds will find them a mortgage loan. often are overlooking a ready reai estate, particuiariy Strauss warned it is necessary to asset, real estate with surplus proceed carefully in making such a value, says a Chicago mortgage reai estate which is sale and leaseback. investment expert. “ As a general rule, if the loan on In many cases it will pay these earning nothing, the the property is less than SO percent Continued cloudy; companies to sell the land and Manchester, Conn. company is overlook of the property’s value, it should be periods of rain buildings and rent them back in looked at closely in terms of Thurs., March 10, 1983 order to get capital. Jay J. Strauss, ing an important source refinancing," he said. “Jf the loan — See page 2 president of Abacus Group, said. to value ratio is 60 percent or more Single copy: 25
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Playwright’s kin |Man Is charged says it’s murder In Faubus death Documents don't reveal NEW YORK (UPI) - The brother of ^ HOUSTON (UPI) — A man appar Tennessee Williams says the playw ently in the home of the estranged wife J B t / \ €IMMM By Alex GIrelll Hutensky have an option to buy. That the other side of the road, where they right was intentionally killed and wants of former Arkansas Gov. Orval Faubus and Raymond T. DeMeo 105-acre piece is west of Buckland Road. planned to build a shopping mall. authorities to open a murder investiga the night before she was found dead in Herald Staff Last year, after securing a conditional tion into the Feb. 25 death. her bathtub was arrested and quest!- ' liSleza^ M ICHAEL SUSMAN of New Haven, the zone change from South Windsor, Buckland Dakin Williams, 71, said Wednesday oned in the case, police say. Signs that a group of New York City lawyer who filed the documents, said Associates missed their option/payment he also intends to challenge a will that David Helfond, 24, of Miami, was developers hasn't abandoned the idea of Wednesday that Ricklis is out of the deadline to Hartman Tobacco, effectively leaves him nothing and gives $10 jailed Wednesday after police arrested building in Buckland surfaced this week in country. Susman refused to comment on forfeiting their rights to buy the land. million from the playwright's estate to For period ending 7 a.m. E ST March 11. During the transfer. Hartman said it wouldn't return the him and an unidentified woman on Thursday night, rain and showera will be found documents filed with the town clerk. form the Institute of Arts and Letters The documents transfer the ownership, The documents include a quitclaim deed developers’ deposit on the site, sparking a unrelated fugitive warrants from Flor throughout parts of the Rockies and the Northeast The for Indigent Writers in New York. ida about 3 p.m. CST at a southwest perhaps on paper only, of a 150-acre parcel transferring three parcels from MAP lawsuit from Buckland Associates that is "They'll be lucky if they get a dime," rain may be mixed with or change to anow over the Associates to Ricklis, with no conveyance still pending in U.S. District Court. Houston motel. higher elevations. Elsewhere, generally fair weather will from MAP Associates lo Rapid American said the lawyer from Collinsville, III. tax; a quitclaim from Riklis to Rapid- No charges were immediately filed, prevail. Min temperatures include: (approx, max Corporation of New York City, headed by “ I'm his brother and I suffered a hell of but police said Helfond was considered financier Meshulam Riklis. American, with a conveyance tax that COMPLICATING the picture still further readings in parenthesis) Atlanta 23 (49), Boaton 33 (48), a lot." the only suspect in the strangulation of Riklis is also a principal in MAP indicates a price of $2,618,000 for the is the fact that M AP recently presented the Chicago 18 (38), Cleveland 24 (37), Dallaa 38 (59), New York's Chief Medical Exa Elirabeth Faubus. associates, the initials of which stand for Manchester portion of the land; a mortgage Eighth Utilities District with a proposal to Denver 31 (87). Duluth 8 (41), Houston 31 (65). miner, Dr. Elliot Gross, said the "Helfond has been under suspicion Meshulam .(Riklis), Arthur (M. Fischer) deed from Rapid-American to Riklis for a install a sewer line to its land in Buckland. Jacksonville 32 (SO), Kansas City 17 (40), Little Rock 29. playwright choked to death on a plastic since the day after the death of Mrs. and Paul (Yanowicz), the men who mortgage of $2,111,500; and an assignment Leonard Jahnke, an engineer with Fuss (51), Los Angeles 54 (63), Miami 55 (64), Minneapolis 12; bottle cap. An official ruling in the case Faubus,” said Homicide Detective J.C. financed the 1979 purchase of the Buckland of the mortgage from Riklis to Manufactur and O’Niell of Manchester, told the district (44), New Orleans 47 (53). New York 36 (44). Phoenix 56: Herald photo bv GIneo has not been made, but it is expected to Mosier, property. Rapid-American shares MAP’s ers Hanover Trust Co. of New York City. directors that M AP plans to develop the (78), San Francisco 48 (61). Seattle 43 (58). S t Louis 21 be ruled an accident. Mosier said police questioned Hel business address, 888 Seventh Ave., New In 1973, after securing options to buy parcel but does not know exactly how. It (41), Washington 36 (46). CHENEY HALL RENOVATION BOOSTED There was no immediate comment fond the day after Mrs. Faubus’ body York City, N. Y. nearly 500 acres on both sides of Buckland would have to get easements across other from authorities on whether a murder was found March 3 in a bloody bathtub . . . a $100,000 grant will spur progress It’s impossible to determine from the Road, M a p Associates unveiled plans for land fur the sewer and would like the investigation would be started. in her $250,000-plus home, but did not documents whether the developers will try Buckland Commons, a sprawling complex district to negotiate if Inecessary and to obtain enough evidence to arrest him in again to build the 540-acre Buckland straddling the Manchester-South Windsor acquire the easements | through eminent the case until Wednesday. Commons mall. This is an office-retail- line. To the east of Buckland Road, the domain. District officials asked for a Police said Mrs. Faubus, 44, had been Weather Grant gives lift residential complex they proposed nearly a developers planned apartments and clus written proposal with specifics. strangled and suffered multiple head decade ago, when they took out their tered single-family homes. To the west was The future of the land on the west side of Accounts conflict wounds. original option to buy the property. planned a shopping center, corporate office Buckland Road is still unclear. Bronson & The 150-acre parcel that has been space and a convention center. Hutensky have postponed several deadlines in Miami killing Today’s forecast to Cheney drive transferred is east of Buckland Road. The plan provoked strong opposition frttm for paying Hartman a $250,000 option. Weather causes Almost all of it is in Manchester. It was sold area howeowners, who banded together in Buckland Associates are also still in the MIAMI (UPI) — A policeman's Today periods of rain. Highs in the lower 40s. to M AP in 1979 by individual landowners, an unsuccessful suit to block the project. picture; the resolution of the court case version of how he fatally shot a' black power outages Northeast winds 10 to 15 mph. Tonight and Friday By Alex GIrelll involved in the renovation to get the including the now-defunct Hartman To From 1975 to 1979, M AP held on to the land may determine the status of their land man followlng a high-speed auto chase continued cloudy with periods of rain. Lows in the mid Herald City Editor hall into a condition where it can put bacco Co., which still owns 340 acres in the options, but didn’t complete the purchases. claim. on a public performance, something area. In October 1979, M AP bought the 150-acre Hartman owner Richard A. Newfield, conflicts with accounts by other Bv United Press International 30s. Highs 40 to 45. Northeast winds 10 to 15 mph. officers at the scene, the county police The Cheney Hall Board of Com less than the complete renovation. It is where M AP planned the residential parcel east of Buckland Road. meanwhile, says there’s plenty of interest chief says. missioners, charged with renovat And contributions towards it can be section of the Buckland Commons project. Meanwhile Buckland Associates, a part in his company’s Buckland acreage, most The slaying was one of five fatal Winter made a comeback in the ing the historic hall for use as a materials and services as well as It is not the same land that Hartford nership that includes M AP's principals, of it prime agricultural land. “ This is a Upper Midwest replacing thoughts of shootings of Dade County blacks by Extended outlook theater and cultural center, pre money. developers Richard Bronson and Alan secured the options on about 100 acres on very, very hot area," he said today. an early spring with nearly a foot of white police in the last three months. pared Wednesday afternoon to boost The last part of the fund drive will Metro-Dade County police Director snow, frigid temperatures and high Extended outlook for New England Saturday its effort to collect funds now that it be the general public portion of it. A winds. Heavy ice and 6 inches of snow through Monday: Bobby Jones Wednesday noted discre has the encouragement of a chal scale model of the hall is being pancies between Officer Robert Ko snapped brittle power lines in the Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut: A lenge grant from the Hartford completed and will be displayed enig's story of how he shot Donald Harp Northeast, cutting power to thousands. chance of showers Saturday. Mostly cloudy Sunday Foundation for Public Giving. publicly as a means of stimulating Swim-lesson fees will remain and stories given by other officers who UPI pPolo Three wMtern Massachusetts coun and Monday. Highs in the 40s. Overnight lows mostly The grant, $100,000 toward the interest. helped chase down the car In which the ties were left in the dark Wednesday in the 30s. total of about $1.1 million, was Exterior renovation, largely a unarmed Harp was a passenger. Today In history when power lines crashed to the ground Vermont: Periods of snow Saturday and Sunday. annouqced earlier in the day by the matter of replacing bricks, repair Koenig said he thought Harp, 21, was under the weight of snow and freezing Clearing Monday. Lows 20 to 30. High 30 to 40. foundation. ing mortar, and repairing the roof, the same, thanks to YAACA reaching for a gun and he did not see On March 10,1969, James Earl Ray pleaded guilty to the murder rain. About 2,250 homes were without Maine, New Hampshire:. Some rain or drizzle likely Mary Blish, vice-chairman of the wUl have to be the first step in the another officer trying to pull Harp from electricity, including every home in the Saturday. Chance of rain or snow Sunday. Clearing capital campaigil for the Little work, just to preserve the building. of Or. Martin Luther King Jr. and was sentenced to 99 years in Town swim lesson fees will not increase the car. But the other officer, Thomas town of Becket, population 1,300. Monday. Highs in the 30s to low 40s. Lows in the upper Theater of Man^ester, reported to Plans being drawn by Maimfeldt Manchester’s cost would have been $1,300 program, the more sold we became on it,” prison. Here he' arrives at the state penitentiary in Nashville, this summer — largely because the town Lucas, said he was standing next to Bitter cold engulfed the Northern' 20s and low 30s. the board on the grant and said, ’ 'We Associates of Glastonbury are to $1,500 to stay with the Red Cross. That Thomson said. "N ot only are we getting a Recreation Department has severed its Koenig and grabbing Harp's wrist Tenn., under guard. Plains and Upper Midwest, plunging are delighted.” ahead of schedule and may be ready increase would mean swim lessons would curriculum that will make fee increases relationship with the American Red Cross. when Koenig’s gun discharge. the temperature to 1 degree at Williston “ It all begins to make it seem next month, the board was told. have risen by an average of $1.50 to $1.75. unnecessary, but, in addition, we are going Instead, Recreation Department Direc Koenig has since been relieved of in northwest North Dakota and 5 above possible,” said Mrs. Eleanor (folt- Interior work involves changes in Lessons now cost $4. to a solid program with a heavy emphasis duty. at Minot, as snow spread as far as the Long Island Sound man, chairman of the board. She the stage and stairways. The main tor Robert S. Thomson announced today, "Our concern was what were we getting on quality control,” said Thomson. Safety guaranteed Tennessee Valley. Manchester plans to adopt the learn-to- In four of the five recent killings of Protest ship due said the reputation of the foundation floor will provide movable seating, from the Red Cross,” said Thomson. swim curriculum used by the YMCA. blacks by white pblice, authorities said if Kahl gives up More than 3,000 rural electric custo The National Weather Service forecast for Long for investigating carefully before ' some of it on risers, for about 350. For years the Red Cross hasn't charged the victims were shot accidentally off Newfoundland mers remained without power follow Island Sound to Watch Hill, R.I. and Montauk Point: making grants will give confidence Downstairs there will be a room that East Hartford’s recreation department for its services — which largely consist of ing a weekend ice storm that hit central Small craft advisory remains in effect. A large low has also dropped the Red Cross affiliation the swim cards issued to learners at the Woman chosen because they made quick, suspicious SHAWANO, Wis. (U PI) - The to mqjor donors? could accommodate 175. A warming ST. JOHN’S, Newfoundland (UPI) — and western North Dakota. Particu pressure system just offshore extending from Cape and plans to go to the YMCA program. completion of each course and skill sheets movements. Wisconsin leader of the paramilitary Mrs. Blish said the group needs kitchen, the kind used by caterers The protest ship Sea Shepherd, which larly hard hit was the Verendrye Hatteras northward to New England will remidn The move will mean little to the average used during lessons. Elaine Reynolds, a reading consultant in anti-tax group Posse Comitatus 'is architectural studies indicating how for warming and assembling food, planned to ram sealing vessels to Electric Cooperative at Velva near nearly stotionary through Friday. Winds northeast IS 'swimm er in Manchester. Swim staff Thomson and other rec department the school system, was appointed by the negotiating the surrender of survivalist the funding will be phased into will also be located in the basement- prevent a 1983 hunt, was expected off Minot. to 20 knoU with higher gusU tonight through Friday. members, however, will be taught the new officials from neighboring towns met in Board of Directors Wednesday night to the Gordon Kahl, a Posse member wanted stages of construction. and will be accessible from outside. the coast of Newfoundland today. Periods of rain tonight, thpering off to showers curriculum early this summer. February with staff members of the Red Governor signs for the shooting deaths of two U.S. William FitzGerald said the lack With the heating system now in Commission on Handicapped for a 3-year . It was not certain what immediate Friday. Visibility 2 to 5 miles tonight and Friday. About the only difference swimmers will Cross in an effort to reduce the fees. These marshals. of firm cost figures up to now has operation, thanks to work by em term. action the 60-meter trawler, owned by Landslide buries Average wave heights 3 to 5 feet tonight. note is a change in terminology. YMCA uses efforts were not successful. brass firm bill Shawano County Sheriff James been an obstacle, b^ause major ployees of the school department, it She is a Republican appointee. the Sea Shepherd Conservation S<^ contributors want firm data before will be possible to accept the offers tadpole, minnow, fish and flying fish while After consulting with aquatics director Republican Director Joan V. Lingard, in Knope and Rodney Taubel, a chief ciety, would take since the sealers did HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. William Chinese villages making a gift. of volunteers to work in the building, the Red Cross uses beginner, advanced Tom Kelley as well as members of the announcing the appointment, said Ms. deputy U.S. marshal, promised to not plan to leave St. John's for at least a O’Neill has signed a proposal which The $100,00 grant hinges on the Donald Kuehl told fellow board beginner, intermediate and swimmer. Advisory Park and Recreation Commis Reynolds works with the disabled and has a guarantee Kahl's safety in a 2‘A-hour week. PE KIN G (U PI) — Millions of tons of allows the city of Bristol to guarantee a ability of the LTM and others members. Earlier this year the Greater Hartford sion, Thomson made the decision to drop physically handicapped child, making her meeting Wednesday with James Wick- Paul Watson, head of the society and rock and soil hurtled down a mountain $238,000 loan for sale of the Bristol Chapter of the American Red Cross notified the Red Cross curriculum. especially qualified for service on the strom, head of the Wisconsin branch of in command of the ship, said Wednes onto three villages in northwest China Brass Co. to Eastern Rolling Mills of Lottery area towns that it planned to charge tuition. “ The more investigating we did into the Y commission. Posse Comitatus. killing more than 270 people and the Bronx, N.Y. day he did not want to divulge his plans Wickstrom said he does not know but promised that whenever the sealers destroying buildings and a reservoir, The Legislature approved the bill where Kahl, 63, is hiding but claimed he official news reports said. Wednesday and another which will left port "they won't get to the hunt.” was not in Wisconsin. Federal authori The official Xinhua news agency said Where's Manchester? It's lower the asking price for the former ties reportedly believe he is in the New claims drop Wednesday the landslide, which came HARTFORD — The Con LEWISTON, Maine — The Laurel Heights Hospital from $5 necticut LoHar Dally rtumber Dakotas or Montana. swiftly and without warning, occurred Maine dally lottery number million to $3 million. drown Wednstdov was 041 Wednesday was 613. The surrender plan was announced for Jobless aid Monday on the Sa Le (Spraying Force) ^CONCORD, The House also gave approved on a MONTPELIER, Vt. — The — but no details were revealed — at a mountain in the south of Gansu New Hampshire dolly lottery Vermont dally lottery a little west of Bolton 143-2 vote a bill to specify which numbw Wednesday was 147Z news conference in the Tigerton Dells WASHINGTON (UPI) - New claims province, 700 miles west of Peking. number Wednesday was 565. criminal defendants will be affected by PROVIDENCE, R.I. — The ^ TOSTON — The weekly Tavern in Tigerton Dells, the Posse's for jobless-benefits dropped sharply to The agency said more than 270 Rhode Island dally l o t t ^ Where’s Bolton? Converse is the start of what he on a town election. You people a “ speedy trial” law approved last Massachusetts Lottery Wisconsin headquarters. The com 460,000 in late February, the lowest villagers — about half the population of numbers, drawn Wednesday, Republican Town Chairman hopes will be a trend of cooperation spend about that much per candi year with a July 1,1983, effective date. The Rhode islond weekly pound is guarded by armed Posse weekly total in a year and a half, the were Yellow 166, Blue 96, and Lawrence A. Converse told the among neighboring GOP town date. We’re not as sophisticated. Bristol Brass shut down in August the three agricultural communes at the lottwv numbers, drawn Wed- m it e 0. The Massachusetts members. Labor Department said today. foot of the mountain — yrere killed. were OM, 0651, M872 dally lottery number Wed Manchester Republican Town committees. I ’m here to learn.” 1982, leaving 100 workers without jobs. and 936722. The 42,000 drop during the week nesday was 9497. Committee Wednesday night that Converse said politics in Bolton Smith said there already is a The $238,000 loan, which also will be Wickstrom, who describes himself as Another 277 were evacuated and 22 ended Feb. 28 was the seventh weekly were hospitalized. Xinhua said. he usually answers that question is “ totally different" from tradition of cooperation between guaranteed by the state, is the amount national director of counter decline in the flrst nine weeks of the Troops rushed to the scene to help with the reply “ east of Manchester’s. the Manchester and Boiton Repub the 132-year-old mill owed in back insurgency for the Posse, said he year after adjustment to show changes Manchester.” “ Our town only has 4,200 peo taxes. suggested the guidelines for a sur with rescue operations, pulling 33 lican committees. He noted that beyond routine seasonal trends. people from the rubble, the agency "The major reason why I’m ple,” said Converse. “ We enjoy a Sen. Carl A. Zinsser of Manchester Eastern Rolling Mills is seeking a $2 render Monday. The total actual claims before here, with the thought of coopera majority by the Republican Party, also represents Bolton and he million loan from the Connecticut said. It was not immediately known, Kahl of North Dakota has been the seasonal adjustment was down even Almanac tion in mind, is that I would just but not by much. But we have Development Authority and a $7 however, whether the 33 were found credited the strong Bolton Republi target of a search in four states and two more. dead or alive. like one of you in your travels to be million loan from Associates Commer enjoyed success in our elections. can vote for helping to re-elect Canadian provinces since the marshals The latest measurement week was introducd and when you are asked The issues aren’t as political as cial Corp. to buy Bristol Brass. Xinhua said millions of tons of rocks Zinsser’s last November. were killed Feb. 13 near Medina, N.D. the lowest total for new applications for where Manchester is, say ‘west of they are in the larger towns. The Senate approved the bill Tues and soil buried the three villages in a Smith also thanked Bolton Re A roadblock had been set up to arrest state unemployment benefits since the Bolton,” ’ joked Converse. “ Pretty much people know each publicans for supporting the recent day 29-0 through emergency certifica fan-shaped slide covering an area of Today is Thursday, March 10, the 69th day of 1983 him for violating his tax evasion week ended September 12, 1981, the 1-mile square, filling in a reservoir and with 296 to follow. Manchester Chairman Curtis M. other and the woi^ of mouth is very Manchester Republican Lincoln tion. The House vote was 147-0. parole. department said. flattening homes and buildings. ’ The moon is moving toward its new phase. Smith said the brief talk by important. We spend about $1,000 Day fundraiser. The morning stors are Mercury, Jupiter and Saturn. The evening store are Venus and Mars. Those bom on this date are under the s i ^ of fTsces. Zinsser will be visiting They include American organist and composer Peopletalk Dudley Buck, in 1839 and Prince Edward, third son of Queen Elizabeth II, in 1964. On this date in history: First lady feelings I will have the honor in life of being called In 515 B.C,. the rebuilding of the great Jewish Reagan in White House ‘madame secretary,” ’ she said. “ I will do temple in Jerusalem was completed. everything in my power to make the nation proud In 1862, the U.S. Treasury issu ^ the first American Nancy Reagan told her close friend, fonner By Paul Hendrie added. a woman hk been nominated to head this paper money, in denominations from $5 to $1,000. Herald Reporter William A. O’Neill’s proposed tax film actress Colleen Moore, shortly after important department.” In 1909, James Earl Ray pleadi^ guilty to the , Zinsser, “'^ n . Thomas Scott, package is “ so onerous” that some President Reagan's inauguration, “ I ’m so scared murder of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and was R-Milford, and four Republican citizens are willing to go along with and lonely," according to an excerpt in Ladies’ Mr. Zinsser goes to Washington. sentenced to 09 years in prison. - state representatives have been an income tax “ and just get it over 1 1' r -.i-.'ia,' Sen. Carl A. Zinsser, R- Honie Journal from Laurence Learner’s forth invited to the conference. with.” Step aside Disney World 1 1? ^***’ ^ “ *‘*®®* Rwgan'llnposed an embargo on Manchester, has been invited to coming book, “Make-Believe: The Story of Libyan oil imports and reslrictiona on- higb- In his talk to the town commit “ If they were really serious, the White House next Monday for a Nancy and Ronald Reagan.” tMhnolopr exports to Ubya, citing M oam i^ tee, Zinsser also warned members they’d be looking at the expendi conference with President Ronald Khada(y s support for interaaUonal terrorism. to beware of an income tax this ture side,” added Zinsser, who is M ip Moore, always a stiff upper-lip type, told Low-budget movie producer Earl Owensby of Reagan and his advisers. session. North Carolina announced plans Wednesday to ranking Senate member of the the first lady, "Oh, Nancy, you aren't a movie Zinsser told the Republican “ I would not be surprised if this build the largest nnovie studio ouUide Hollywood A thought for the day: Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Appropriations Committee, which star now, not the biggest movie star. You’re the Town Committee Wednesday night year was the year we have an in Myrtle Beach, S.C. He’U call the $100 million said. If a man hasn’t discovered something he win determines how state funds are star of the whole world. The biggest star of all." that he’s not sure what the income tax,” said Zinsser. “ They ^ "' V- a. ■ project “ Studio City” and said it wU include a die for, he isn t fit to live.” spent. Mrs. Reagan thought about this and replied conference is all about. can’t do it next year, because theme park second only to Disney World in “ All I know is the president has “ .■It ,1 "Y(m , I know, and it scares me to death." Florida. that’s an election year. ‘They can’t the book depicts Mrs. Reagan as a strong some new initiatives he wants to do it the year after, because that’s Now you know disciplinarian of her two children, Paul and Owensby predicted 10 percent of the nation’s sound us out on, and maybe the year before the next guberna Ronald Prescott Reagan, because she “ felt she motion pictures will be made at Studio City MamffeBtrr Hrralft announce his re-election — I don’t torial election. If they’re going to More than 80 billion Monopoly sets eventually. He hopes to have the project, an know,” joked Zinsser. do it, this is the year they’re going have been sold since the game was was in competition with Jane Wyman (Reagan’s airstrip and studio bousing, in operation in a year RIctiard M. Diamond, Publlahar “ It’s not everyday you get to do it.” invented in 1933 by an unemployed first wife) and wanted her children to be as good invited to the White House,” he Zinsser said Democratic Gov. engineer. or better so Ronnie wouldn't compare them.” UPI pboto Thomas J. Hooper, General Manager "Tonight Show” host Johnny Carson March 10 spells Mario USPS 327-500 . and his third wife, Joanna (shown in VOL! cm , No . 135 Fire calls m : -A-''.' .•> PuMIttwd dolly oxeopi Sunday GOP establishes Opera notes 1980 photo), filed conflicting petitions Some 35 men named Mario and over 100 guests Suggestsd carrier rales ore and esrlaln holidays by tha $1.20 weekly, $8.12 for one for divorce Wednesday following sev are expected at Mario Avlgmme’s fourth annual Manohaslw Pubkahjng Co., 16 month. 618.38 for three months, Martti Talvela, the current favorite of Mario Day dinner dance in Chicago Thursday. Bralnard Place', ManeNattsr, $30.70 lor sla months and 661.40 - eral months of rumors of a rift between Conn. 06040. Second class local teen chapter Metropolitan Opera audiences in the title role of Avignone, a paint company employee, singled for one year. Mall rates are Manchester the two. poslsga psid ai Manchester. “ Boris Godunov” , will get another juicy basso out March 10 as his special day when he noticed available on requeet' Conn. POSTMASTER; Send ad The Republican Town Commit role when he sings with the Finnish National the postmark on a letter stamped MAR lOseveral The local chapter of the national dress changes to the Manchester To piece s classified or display Wednesday, 9:54 a.m. — Car tee Wednesday night voted to Opera Company on its visit to the Met, April 26-30. years ago. " I looked at it and I thought, ‘You Herald. P.O. Boa 891. organization would be open to Harold photo by Pinto Qu'ote of the day advsrtlsament. or lo report a fire, 927 Hartford Road. (Town) create a local chapter of the know, that spells Mario, my name. I wonder if I MsnchasMr, Conn. 06040. teens aged 13 through 19. The Finnish-born star will sing the role of a news Ham story or picture Idea, Wednesday, 10; 19 a.m. — Medi Teen-Age Republicans. Margaret Heckler, taking the oath of office can do something about it? ’ My hopes were to get coll 643-2711 Office hours sre “ Then, they’d be challenging for revivalist minister who is more sinner than saint To subscribe, or lo report a cal call, 239 Spencer St. (Town) The group already has held two WMnesday as head of the Department of Health a bunch of Marios together, kid one another, have 6:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday town committee,” said Smith. in The Last Temptations,” by Finnish composer delivery problem, coll 647-6046. through Friday. Wednesday, 8:03 p.m. — Chim organizational meetings and will Slow season and Human Services, recalled that when she first something to eat.” Office hours sre 6:30 s.m. to 8:30 Michael Mills has been ap Joonas Kokkonen, ney (ire, 417 Hartford Road. elect officers next week. pointed adult coordinator of the arrived in Washington as a congresswoman 16 He started with 15 Marios and the number has p.m. Mondsy through Fridsy snd The Manchastsr HaraM Is a "It’s bigger than Boris,” commented Juhani 7 lo 10 s.m. Saturday. Delivery (Town) Republican Town Chairman group, said Smith. years ago, she was mistaken as a congressional built ever since. Proceeds of the party at the subscrRaar to Unltad Press Inter- The kibbutzers who sip beer and dog Rebel, the inn’s caretaker s pet, Raiskinen, general manager of the Finnish should be made by 8 p.m. Mon Wednesday, 10; 56 p.m. — Medi Curtis M. Smith said 18 teen-agers secretary. Martinique restaurant will go to Villa Scalabrini, naaonel news ssrvloss and Is a lemonade at the "Arbor Inn” on Spruce company, at a New York press conference. day through Friday and by 7 ^ msmbar of the Audit Bureau of cal call, 79 Oak St. (Town) showed up for the last organiza Now you know makes the trellised arbor his year-round "Now I find that from being called a secretary. a home for Italian- American elderly. a.m. Saturday. ClrcutaUons. Thursday, 1:28 a.m. — Medical tional meeting — an encouraging Bullfighting began as a bloodless Street stick to the indoors when the home. call, 149 New Bolton Road. (Town) T...... iTrir-r----n-n---... "r.... iTriT'iifiiinfiflOfliinn)lll)|)|)iii showing, he said. sport in Crete in 3000 B.C. weather gets raw. But the mixed-bred ■4 ‘ ...... MANCHESTER HERALD. Thurs., March 10. 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD, Thurs,, March 10, 1983 Freeze move jlllllRfi Pentagon s pamphlet OPEC ministers reach 'general understanding' an $5 cut reiected because it still would leave Iran’&production Europe, Wednesday dropped its export crude to as low LONDON (UPI) — OPEC ministers reportedly barrels a day to 1.5 million if OPEC maintained the $34 above its OPEC-assigned output quota of 1.2 million as $27.50 a barrel and intensiRed pressure on the attacked by Soviets reached a “general understanding” on a price cut of base oil price. Iran has discounted its crude to as low barrels a day. cartel to reduce its base price. New York and Finnish gains steam up to 16 a barrel to avert a global rate war, hinting the as $27 a barrel. The Soviet Union, which competes with OPEC in oil sources said. reduction could pass today even without the approval Sources said the Iranian offer probably would be of two maverick members. WASHINGTON (UPI) — Republican congressional and two Democrats Sources said the 13 ministers of the Organization of leaders are warning President Reagan the House Petroleum Exporting Countries would meet in small probably will pass a nuclear arms freeze resolution groups most of the day before holding another full despite his strong objections. WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Soviet session of the cartel later today. But White House spokesman Larry Speakes pointed Union calls a new Pentagon Venezuelan Oil Minister Humberto Calderon Berti out Wednesday even if the resolution passes it is pamphlet on Soviet military said Wednesday the ministers had made “very big “non-binding" on the president. W might a “mass of doctored progress” during their third day of full meetings and 'T m not saying he would disregard it. but I think he data,” and two Democratic reached “a general understanding” on lowering CHOICEST MEATS IN TOWN will pursue the path" of nuclear arms reduction, senators say it is part of a I Ai •owrw«N prices. Speakes commented. "I would not see the president misleading campaign by the Indonesian Oil Minister Subroto and Saudi Oil deterred from his goal — that is serious arms Reagan administration to jus 4ii Minister Ahmed Zaki Yamani expressed hope ^ MEAT DEPT. SPECIALS DELI SPECIALS reductions." tify its defense budget. members could reach an agreement on pricing and House Republican Leader Bob Michel and Senate The second edition of “So production today. KRAKU8 IMPORTED Republican Leader Howard Baker discussed pros viet Military Power” was “We hope Iran also will be able to agree,” Subroto pects for the freeze measure during a White House released by the Pentagon COOKED HAM i.*3.19 said. “When we talk about an agreement, it’s U8DA CHOICE BONELESS ^ McCADAM meeting. Wednesday and unveiled in agreement of all parties in OPEC.” "I’m afraid it will pass," Michel said he told m Cie n s t e r c h e e s e ,6*2.19 formation about a mushroom Eight OPEC ministers led by Saudi Arabia and the RUBBER Reagan. "That's the way I read it in the tea leaves up ing Soviet military power that United Arab Emirates had announced an informal SHOULDER STEAK ^ $ < WUNDERBAR GERMAN BOLOGNA ,6*1.49 there (on Capitol Hill)." Defense Secretary Caspar agreement Friday befor^the full cartel was called ^ 0 9 Michel said Reagan "obviously did not like" his Weinberger said must be together. ( COOPER SHARP CHEESE ,6*2.49 prediction. matched to prevent “world But renegade members Iran and Nigeria balked LONDON BROIL T RUBBER Baker also predicted success in some form for a domination” by Moscow. and the organization had io reconvene more meetings OLIVE or P&P LOAF ,6*2.19 freeze motion in the Senate. “We must continue to dem to produce the latest tentative accord. BONELESS A . "I expect something will pass." he said, standing by^ onstrate our resolve not to Iran said it would never agree to an official price Michei’s side in the White House driveway. CHICKEN ROLL ,6*2.39 allow the military balance to reduction and Nigeria remained opposed to raising its TO P BLADE TOBIN'B FIR8T PRIZE Baker said an alternate resolution sponsored by tip against the United States,” prices. Both countries have been selling their oil for ^ 0 9 LIVER SAUSAGE ,6*1.99 Sen. Sai)n Nunn, D-Ga., and Wiiliam Cohen, R-Maine, President Reagan said in a far less than the cartel’s $34-a-barrel benchmark BUQNACKI'B was “gathering momentum" in the Senate and statement issued by the White ' price. STEAK i KIELBASA ,6*1.99 contained “a lot of appeal for a lot of members" House along with the Pen “There will be a price cut for sure,” Qatar’s oil OBCAR MAYER because it provides for “not just a freeze, but a tagon report. minister, Abdel Aziz bin Khalifa al Thani, told build-down," making preparations for war in outer BONELESS m BACON REQ. or THICK ,6*2.69 But Sen. Edward Kennedy, D-Mass., reporters after a meeting of the cartel on Wednesday. OUR OWN The House Foreign Affairs Committee on Tuesday space, and Weinberger said the Krem termed the study “classic scaremon- He said OPEC deliberations were “now in a delicate RICE PUDDING ,6 69< approved, 27-9, a resolution cailing for negotiations gering” designed to frighten the lin is ’ 'developing the capability to fight . stage” and “we are talking $4 to $5” in terms of SHOULDER CLOD $ 1 9 9 with the Soviets on a freeze and reduction in the country and the Congress into wasting a prolonged nuclear war.” lowering OPEfc Richard M. Diamond, Publisher: Dan Fitts, Editor: Existing rules OPINION Alex Qlrelll, City Editor: Income tax talk grows louder By Mark A. Dupdis ll-cent-a-gallon gasoline tax. formation of a coalition to work for tax reform mandatory this year, protect babies, United Press International Smoko said the plan, which would passage of tax reform and a state “ The tax proposals that have been HARTFORD — Talk of sweeping tax take effect April 1 and raise $13.5 income tax, which O’Neill has vowed to proposed by this administration are reform and a state income tax grow million to help cover the deficit for the veto. just more of the 'soak the poor,'" she lawmaker says louder as Democratic lawmakers current fiscal year, faced the prospect Members of the labor, social service said of O’Neill’s proposals. J a c k debate other plans that include extend of a “ very close” vote in the ^nate. and religious groups comprising the Mrs. Tianti said the slate AFL-CIO ing the state sales tax on food and Leaders of the Democratic majori newly created Connecticut Tax Reform wouid seek to convince its legislative Gary Hart's formula for victory A n d e r s o n : HARTFORD (U PI) — Federal regulations gasoline. ties in the House and Senate have said Education Coalition said the current allies to try to block passage of which make it illegal to withhold food or other Democratic members of the F i the three-point plan is the best they can tax system was inequitable and inade O’Neill’s proposals and stand firmly Washington care from handicapped newborns accomplish nance, Revenue and Bonding Commit pass by April 1, when Gov. William quate to meet the needs of state behind the call for an income tax. what some Connecticut legislators intended with ian beginnings. rely on a “ children’s crusade” Marry-Qo-Round tee met Wednesday for a closed caucus O’Neill had wanted a $277.9 million tax programs. “ The only alternative is to cut an BOSTON - When Sen. Ed a bill last year, the proposal’s sponsor says. The candidate who will win in of the sort that effectively fueld on a three-point plan prepared by package in place. “ I think the bottom line is this time already bare-bones budget so we would ward M. Kennedy introduced The U.S. Department of Health and Human 1984, he said, is the one who has the 1968 campaign of Eugene Democratic legislative leaders to cut Smoko said some finance committee we’re serious,” Matthew Melmed, of find ourselves bankrupting the future six 1984 presidential aspirants Jack Germond Service Regulations, to take effect later this members were concerned over the the Connecticut Association for Human of Connecticut," Mrs. Tianti said. ‘ ‘the clearest vision of the future McCarthy and to some extent into the $62.4 million deficit projected at the Massachusetts Demo month, would require hospitals to post notices three-point plan and instead wanted an Services and a member of the coalition, The coalition said it has printed of this country” and the best the 1972 McGovern effort. But it for the current fiscal year. cratic Party's dinner here on and that discriminatory withholding of care to Rep. Ronald Smoko, D-Hamden, overall look at revenue needs for the said at a Capitol news conference. 100,000 brochures outlining what it says is clear that his particular pitch other night. Sen. Gary Hart got ideas on "how to bridge this handicapped newborns is against federal law. co-chairman of the committee, said the remainder of this fiscal year and the The announcement of the formation are the benefits of tax reform. The a iaugh from the very noisy Jules Witcover transition” in an era when will be appealing on campuses, Getting "The regulations are actually very similar to panel’s Democratic members would next fiscal year. of the coalition came a week after brochures will be distributed statewide diners by saying they hadn’t musclepower is being replaced partly because Hart is and looks what we were proposing in legislation last year,” try to move ahead with the leadership O'Neill’s proposed $277.9 million members of similar groups joined to educate people to support tax Syndicated columnists Sen. Regina Smith, D-North Branford, co- heard Kennedy right. “ He actu by brainpower. What the coun so young and partly because of plan, which was endorsed Tuesday by a package was designed to tover this together informally to blast O’Neill’s reform, the coalition said. chairman of the Public Health Committee, said ally said, ‘I'm pleased to try needs, he said, is “ an the way he relates to the majority of Senate Democrats. year's deficit and to baiance the $3.57 tax proposals and call for tax reform. Melmed said people opposed an Wednesday. Betty Tiantl, secretary-treasurer of endorse my friend Gary Hart,” ' FDR-type leadership,.. FDR's younger generation. the U.S. "W e’re going to try to move it out,” billion budget he has proposed for the income tax because they didn’t under She proposed the bill after serving oh a next fiscal year, which begins July 1. the Connecticut State Labor Council, stand what it would mean. “ It is Hart told them. policy was, ‘Let’s try it. If it “ Instead of making this coun Smoko said of the plan to extend the 7.5. “ issues convention,” at which Vietnam War — that facilitated legislative subcommittee that investigated re-- percent sales tax to meals costing less The governor’s tax package came AFL-CIO, which is a member of the tax because of this lack of understanding Kennedy of course had said no works, keep it. If it doesn’t try an arsenal for nuclear the first notable presidential. his organizational effort. ports some handicapped infants were denied than $1, seeds and fertilizers sold for under increased criticism Wednesday reform education group, said the that the coalition was brought to such thing. If he has any work, discard it.’ That’s my weapons,” .he said in Amherst, preference straw poll is to be Hart has no such distinguish in shape medical treatment and were allowed to die. non-farm use and adding 3 cents to the as more than 20 groups announced state’s current fiscal problems made gether,” he said. preference among the field now kind of politics.” ” we should make this country The notice required under the federal regula taken in a neutral state. The ing identification or issue. And that he himself has withdrawn, To sell himself as the man the university of the world” by tions would include informatihn about where next day, he attended a fund while it is very probably helpful he is keeping it to himself. Hart with the right vision and the investing more in higher educa WASHINGTON — The trendy; hospital employees could report suspected cases raising breakfast at the Har to him these days not to be seen of inadequate newborn care and would allow the could joke about the matter practicality to achieve it, the tion and open doors wider to new word "infrastructure” i» vard Club and then went to the as a knee-jerk liberal — a ' federal government to cut off funds to hospitals because his strategy for win 45-year-old Hart says he cannot foreign students. And talking University of Massachusetts in perception he has resisted with being bandied about on all sides in. that violated the rules. ning in 1984 nomination is depend on the frequent candi about U.S. dependence on Arab Amherst tolcick off a Students- considerable ' success in the Washington these days. It’s a! Mrs. Smith’s bill required reporting of cases realistically not based on big- date “ cattle shows,” no matter oil, he won heavy applause by for-Hart campaign said to be fancy term for foundation — thej where it was suspected infants were not being fed Senate — he is not helped by the how well-covered by the media! name endorsements. observing: “ If this country highways, bridges, dams, water-: and an investigation by the state to determine GROssmen's starting on 104 campuses in 33 absence of a truly galvanizing Although Hart participated in “ The chances for a break sheds the blood of one American states. Then it was off to New issue that can separe him from ways, airports and sewage sys-; whether a child abuse complaint was warranted. the intensively media-covered through for a candidate in one of for someone else’s oil, it will be R n^G VR ns PRODUCTS comPRnv Hampshire for a series of the pack. terns that underlie the greatest "The point is finding out about these cases,” “ cattle show,” a better picture those talent contests is one in a a moral outrage.” Mrs. Smith said. "Clearly there are laws on the receptions in private homes. IN ITS PLACE, he offers a public-works network since th » of his campaign could be seen thousand,” he says. Rather, books (banning the withholding of food or care). It is not at all surprising that pragmatism coupled with an In proposing his vision of the Roman Empire. ; before and after the event. Hart what it will take for a little- Apparently there were physicians out there who Gary Hart is taking this ap historical perspective that he future. Hart takes pains to say Unfortunately, America’s in-; believes his road to the presid known hopeful such as himself were ignoring them.” proach. As the campaign man hopes will make him the differ he intends to retain the best of frastructure is crumbling just like; ency will be through retail, not will be pick-and-shovel cam Investigations are continuing in the deaths of ager for Sen. George McGovern ent candidate. He told his Democratic traditions. But he Rome’s. It hasn’t reached the; two newiMrns which were brought up during the wholesale, politics and he prac paigning, assembling a broad in 1972, Hart learned the value audiences in Massachusetts knows he will get nowhere by stage of Italy’s picturesque ruins, subcommittee bearings last year, she said. ticed it diligently in Massachu organization of believers. of grass-roots organizing. A that the country is faced with its offering the same oid medicine, by any means, but the signs oC Mrs. Smith said officials also are reviewing Your Complete Store for setts last week. significant difference, however, most basic period of transition ALTHOUGH Hart concen and that his chances lie in being decay and disrepair are'! Yale New Haven Hospital’s policies and proce ON THE DAY of the dinner, was that McGovern had a very in more than a hundred years, trated on college campuses in accepted not only as the new kid everywhere. : dures on the treatment of newborns. he met privately with about 100 clear-cut liberal identification since the industrial revolution his recent Massachusetts on the block but the one with the Brenda Marcellino, executive director of the Fixing up or replacing the: Association for Retarded Citizens in state delegates to the party’s April 9 and a single burning issue — the moved it away from its agra r swing, he says he is not going to best new ideas as well. worn-out segments of the nation’s: institutions, said she was happy the federal infrastructure will cost a bundle —I government “ has decided to take this step, but Home Projects $20 billion in fiscal 1982 alone,! I ’m sad it’s the federal government and not the An editorial according to an estimate by the; state of Connecticut.’ ’ authoritative Congressional* Budget Office. The federal govern Manville ment will handle the lion’s share of Install famous qual the work, as it has done since’ Who's naive O'Neill's action ity "Manville" (Bold World War II. en Fiberglass In How did the country get into such sulation in yoqr about Soviets? bad shape? “ The national concenS awaited on tolls home (or energy with infrastructure is the current efficiency. We manifestation of a set of problems professor of Slavic studies have the insulation President Ronald Reagan that have been building for years,’ By Bruno V. Ranniello and accessories often has been accused of positing that theory during a a CBO report explains. “ These United Press International you need to install seeing the world in black-and- lecture on the origins and include aging and some cases it yourself. white terms, but rarely has growth of communism! He technically obsolescent facilities; HARTFORD — State lawmakers are wondering he expressed his vision of would be dismissed by most the cumulative effects of deferred what became of a promise by Gov. William O’Neill to . y ./// take speedy action in eliminating the tolls on things quite as baldly as he as a crackpot. Students who maintenance, and inadequate ca pacity in some areas to serve Connecticut highways. did on Tuesday. had enrolled in his class In his budget address Feb. 9, O’Neill declared he projected population and eco K^afwiW e Speaking in Orlando, Fla., would demand their money would be "submitting legislation in the next few nomic growth." tiber g\ass to the 41st annual convention back. weeks” to elimipate tolls “ as I promised,” when the insulator In its still-imrelated report, seen highway bond debt is paid off in 1985. And yet when our presi of the National Association of by my reporter Rbonda Quagliana, O’Neill’s extemporaneous remarks drew loud Evangelicals, Reagan in ef dent, with all his immense Applause from both Republicans and Democrats. the CBO lays out the bad news. The tiber glass fect identified the Soviet power, shows himself to have cost figures are numbing. For But Sen. William A. DiBella, D-Hartford, and Rep. Manvil insulation Union with Satan. the world-view of a funda example: Christine Niedermeier, D-Fairfield, co-chairmen of the Transportation Committee, said Wednesday they He urged the evangelists to mentalist like Jerry Falwell, It will cost the federal have yet to receive word from the governor’s office on spread the word that the U.S. most people shrug, re government $15 billion a year over when a plan would be forthcoming. is engaged in a “ struggle member that he is despite all 'tfUWBW Ci the next four years to repair the The committee's deadline to raise bills is April 12. Manville between right and wrong, his faults a well-meaning, nation’s deteriorating highways. O’Neill as recently as Tuesday said all options on fiber gloss the issue are being considered, such as total good and evil.” The Soviet courageous man, and go on ’The typical interstate highway fiber glass F ' was designed to last for 20 years; elimination of tolls, one way tolls, or collection of tolls insulation Union, he said, is an “ evil about their business. only at the state border. many interstate have already empire” with the aim of Meanwhile, Sen. Thom Serrani, D-Stamford, last / This is not to say that the s lip i^ into their not-so-golden taking over the world. Open forum/ Readers' views year’s Senate chairman of the Transportation Soviet system isn’t a very bad years. In fact, more than 41 Committee, said the move to end tolls is late but still ■0 ^ . He said totalitarian states one, with a dismal attitude percent of the interstate system is welcome. Manville Send letters to: The Manchester Herald, Herald Square, Manchester, CT 06040 ^ y ' ^ . are the “ focus of evil in the toward civil liberties, both at now 20 years old; by 1990, 75 "A s long as we don’t make that commitment to fiber gUiss i insu/.j/ion i modem world.” home and in its satellites. It percent of the federally funded remove tolls we will continue to spend 100 percent of And he alluded to the may even continue to be an highways will have reached fhe state taxpayers’ dollars while federal funds go untouched, he said. “ global desires” of the So aggressive, expansionist sys Clearcut direction lacking in survey end of their planned life span. Overall, said an aide to Rep. Bill Serrani pushed his toll removal bill last year but it viets as he told the evange tem, though there is far from was narrowly killed in the Senate even though the Clinger, R-Pa., a member of the BIOnOK lOFF To the Editor: mately the same percent of retired town and educational items. House strongly supported it. Mtg. List $74 To $1B0-Now $37 To $90 Reg. 12.49 to 13.99 lists that those in the nuclear a consensus on that among Public Works Committee, the M s n v i l l e For Interior Walls Regarding your article of Feb. 28 and employed people; home While those polled were some "They didn’t understand what was involved. We’ve GOlfi DUSTor BIUE ROMAND freeze movement are naive Russian scholars. nation’s highways are deteriorat R-lt 3%” KRAFT MSUUTHHI CHERRYWOOD CARINETS concerning the GOP survey in owners and renters; mates and what more willing to pay addi lost time and we’ve lost money and hopefully they Hundreds ol cabinets in stocit and ready to go. Rich not to realize that peace can But a belief that Satan is ing at a rate of2,000 miles per year. won’t make the same mistake twice,” said Serrani. KITCHEN AND RATH PANEL Coventry: females; and people with children tional taxes to support education • R-19 6Vi" Unlacetl...... 244 Sq. Ft. laminated woodgrain finish for easy maintenance Durable Melamine plastic finish makes this the ideal come only through strength, behind the Soviet Union? Serrani, who wa8*removed from the committee by • R-19 6'/!" Ktalt Faced...... 284' Sq. FI A copy of the complete report Is in each of our four schools. (54 percent) than town services (40 •More than 30 percent of the and style Put extra storage space in any room panel for kitchen, bath or moist areas. Mellow pastel legislative leaders, said he was not bitter at all, "but I m IMa w IH buw tM not through a vain belief in Absurd. Absurd and danger available at both the Booth and The sample size chosen was nation’s bridges are now structu IrnWHt fttm , FREE Kitchen Planning Service — we ll help you tones to enhance your decor Complete line of percent), even for education, it feel frustrated in the loss of dollars we could have had W sa« la M FkI IMtt ai a Vital j the essential good will of ous, too. Such thinking can Dimock and Porter libaries (a approximately the same as that rally deficient — some of them with your kitchen remodeling project. installation accessories in stock, too. was only a bare majority. Thus it and are still losing until we make that commitment.” •frighteningly so. The bill for Soviet leaders. lead to corollaries: that you request to leave copies at the Town used to determine political prefer appears that there is no clearcut Serrani noted the Legislature in 1979 gave the Now there’s nothing wrong can never make a treaty with Hall was denied). The purpose of ence statewise at election time. direction for the town with regard replacement or rehabilitation of transportation commissioner the authority to remove in politics with a good meta the U.S.S.R., because its the survey was to give elected Some other interesting results to budget support. these unsafe bridges will come to tolls from the three Hartford area bridges in order to officials guidance with regard to not mentioned in the article were; about $46 billion. make them eligible for federal highway funds. phor — except when the word can never be trusted; However, the results indicate educational and town issues, in 66 percent felt that the last hired •Mass-transit systems 'are also He said he would not be surprised if the governor V ' metaphor reflects an overly that the U.S.S.R. will attack that most Coventry residents ap cluding the budget. should not necessarily be the first showing their age. The break Included the three area bridges in his toll removal simplisticrview of the world, pear to be reasonable, care about proposal. with nuclear weapon's the The sample, randomly selected, fired; a large percentage of people downs and other serious mechani and when a government very moment it feels it can was statistically representative of polled (not 5-14 percent as reported their town, and will support The Transportation Committee did agree Wednes cal failures that already plague day to move forward on bills to impose a commuter bases its actions on the “ win” in the ensuing ex Coventry's population in a number in the article but as much as 41 responsible spending if they under bus and rail systems will increase tax and prohibit tandem trailer trucks from of ways. It had the same percent of stand the n e ^ . metaphor. changes, and that any Third percent, and typically 20-30 per substantially if something isn't Connecticut highways. And surely it is simplistic — World government that is Republicans, Democrats, and un- cent) did not know enough about done soon. To rescue mass transit, The panel also agreed to draft a measure 99 affiliated voters as there are in many issues to give an opinion, and Suzanne Johnson Waitr Saver even naive — to believe that threatened by leftist guerril the federal government will have encompassing O’Neill’s proposal to establish a Coventry’s two voting districts. We only a very small percent felt that 31 Deborah Drive, Economy 4'x8'xV&" Mill Certified 4’x8’x3i" Top Quality 4’x8’x?i’’ Top Quality T M fT M IT Satan is behind the Soviet to spend about $5 billion a year de<|icated $25 million transportation fund to help las is inherently “ good” and found that it also had approxi less should be spent on various Coventry resurface and repair bridges and highways. 2l4l8’ STUD PLYWOOD SHEATNOK PARTKIEIOAIID TEKTORE H I White. Efficient flush over the next 10 years. action C4261 Seal extra Union. Imagine a college worthy of U.S. support. The commuter tax proposal sponsored by DiBella A low priced, standard sized For roots, floors, walls. " Underlayment grade. Solid core Rough sawn, V grcxived. Agency •Last year alone, the govemr would be imposed on the idcome of anyone who 11 ves in stud. We've got your lumber • 4’x8’x% "...... 6.29 certified. Use in or out ment spent $410 million to ease Connecticut and works in New York, Massachusetts Warm memories of 'Bill' Andrulot air-traffic congestion, which costs and Rhode Island and the money would be used for Berry's World the airlines $1 billion a year in transportation improvements between the states. To the Editor: Probate’s brother, John Wallett) Bigelow Brook. A little simple additional crew salaries, wastes .. A bill sponsored by Serrani would outlaw the MM In the early 1930s the fiscal was the caretaker/concessionaire. engineering revealed thaLw^ could more than 700 million gallons oY operation of double bottom and tandem trailer trucks problems of the town of Manches “ Bill” was promoted to foreman construct and maintain a constant fuel and causes a total passenges on the Connecticut Turnpike. The bigger vehicles will ter were reflected in the slashing of during World War II when a water/ice level in a shallow delay of 60 million hours. be alToWed into Connecticut in April under federal town appropriations at town meet ice-skating rink in that location laws that also will increase the federal tax on gasoline vacancy occurred and acted as •The Federal Aviation Adminis ings. (T^at was when we had a using brook water. by five cents a gallon. superintendent while I was in the tration figures it will need about $1 Board of Selectmen and before the It was suitably dubbed “ The Army. He was employed by the billion a year to expand and present system of town govern Annex” by Earl Vost, the Man Manchester Park Department for upgrade the nation’s airports; 66 24 Mlaml-Qieyi ment was instituted in 1947 under a iJl “ chester Herald sports editor. The 37 40 years and at the time of his State enters showbiz? Reg. 139.99-30 Gal. Gas ” are already hard-pressed to handle No. A9200 White 1’’x12"x4' Kiln Dried Reg. 36.99 24" Prehung Reg. 44.99"Lido’’ Reg. 3.29 Pebble Board of Directors and a general construction of other shallow ice- retirement in 1977 was .the Park the increasing traffic demands, WATER NEATERS 5’ TUI WAU KIT PHE SHELVM8 ■TEIIII HM OHT 20’’il7’’ VAMTY 2’l4 ’ CEIUM PAREL manager.) Department work coordinator. skating rinks, which extended the HARTFORD (UPI) — Two state advisory and 20 more will be in a similar fix committees would be eliminated and a new council Natural gas. Glass lined. 10’/. on Reg. Prices On All Precul. Smoothly sanded. Lauan door. Casing extra. One-piece top. WNte or Oak Washable In 80 sq ft One year the Park Department ice-skating season, followed. I • $1S on other Slock Heaters Other Stock Tub Wall Kits I remember “ B ill” first of all as by the end of the decade if estal)tobMl to put Connecticut in the film business 6’.....4.99 • 8’...... 5.99 Other slock sizes $32.98 Ixiish base Faucet extra. ctns for 29 90 recite this single incident as an appropriation was cut to $6,000. As a gentleman. Few were the prob improvements aren’t made. under bills approved by a legislative committee. example of “Bill’s” concern to the economic climate improved, a lems he couldn’t handle, since he The Planning and Development Committee Wed make Manchester Parks better. •The Army Corps of Engineers more generous 1937 town meeting always acted responsibly and - nesday approved and sent to the Government estimates it will take $6.8 billion to approved an appropriation that fairly. Giving more to the job than The town of Manchester has lost Administration and Elections Committee bills to a faithful former employee. Those repair more than 3,000 dams that permitted employment of two expected, he was always prompt • abolish the Connecticut Council of Economic Ad v isors are considered unsafe. The prob more park employees. One of those and reliable. of us who knew this kindly man, and the Advisory Committee on High Unemployment was the late William A. Andrulot, known to hundreds of Manchester lems Include seepage, unsUble or Areas. As I look back upon our associa The panel also referred a proposal to establish a ISyNATIONAL M who died Jan. 2. people, will never forget him. Our Inoperable structural components 11” NMITIUIS 3” tion of 30 years together in the Park ’’state motion picture Rim commission within the state ir sympathy is extended to his and Inadequate spillways. Reg. 1.09-Solarlan Reg. 16.99-Fluorescent 6.99-No. N428-3 Reg. 79< Ea.-Switches Or Reg. 16.99-50 CFM Reg. 6.49'Quarl I knew “ Bill” Andrulot because Department, I realize, now more devoted widow Julia, his twg sons Department of Economic Development. I2”ll2 ” FLOOR THE SHOPLWHT W /IO US PASSARE SCT RECEPTACLES lATO FAN ■■WAX STAM GiMSbyNEA. Inc •The network of inland water The Aim commission would prepare and implement he worked for my father, Charles than ever, that “ Bill” was emi William and Richard and his No wax. Popular patterns. Assembled. 48 " tong. 240-0 Plain knob boUi sides. Brown or ivory. U.L. listed. ' Ceiling or wall mount. N 888 Oil base interior stain. ways Is described by the CBOZ as programs to promote a motion picture industry in the M. Murphey, in the Velvet Mill at nently qualified for his position. daughter Joyce. “ old and In need of systematic gtate and to advertise various Connecticut sites as Cheney Brothers and he was also a Always resourceful, "B ill,” as a "The Depanment of the Interior wants to know Horace F. Murphey maintenance." Anywhere from desirable locations for making movies. Sale Ends Saturday, March 12th regular participant at Center great many Manchester residents Superintendent of how soon it can tease or sell Times Beach." $700 mllUon to $1.2 bilUon wUl be ' ‘ Rep. Paul Caravel, D-Danbury, co-chairman of the HAATfORO ^Springs Park Skating Pond at the knew him, observed that ice MANCHESUR NEWINGTON ENFIEU) Parks and Recreatipn, needed between now and to committee, said the unemployment committee had ■WMAPWiBlW 1900 MO'W intm Nimi time when the late Frank ’’Woody’ ’ remained, frozen longer in a Emeritus (1928-1967) repair and maintain locks. Aan.. not met for several years and the economic advisory Wallett (the former Judge of hemlock-shaded area alongside Sarasota, Fla. and harbors. ''committee duplicated efforts of other state agencies. OPEN Mon m>u FriBAm-ISOpfn SMSam-SSOpm 8 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Thurs., March 10, 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thurs., March 10, 1963 - 9 Thursday TV Millstone Area Towns 1;15A.M. thau, Glenda Jackson, At* (28 - Madama'a Plaoo Camay. 1S78. license 6:30 P.M. 9 9 - Peopla'a Court (82) - Buainaaa Raport 38 - MOVIE: Th a Baaat WHhln' A swamp crasturas 3:00 A.M. Bolton ( E ) - WKRP in Cincinnati 8:00 PaMa 12KX>A.M. spirit Inhabits a taanagar'a (3 D -MOVIE:'Baakatohawan'A 3D - CBS Nawa C2D C5D - Magnum. P.I. 3D - Quinoy body. Paul Ctamens, Ronny Canadian Mounted Police lit Andover Coventry 33 ) - Barnay Millar Thursday Cox. Ratad R. ( £ ) - P.M. Magaiine (3D 39 - Lait Word apactor and hla Indian frianda drive the American Sioux Indi is sought 32) - ESPN'a Sportalorum ( D 9 9 - Condo 0 - MOVIE: ‘Chaapsr to Kasp 3 D -P ttfa H Har* A privats ays chaaaa down ans back across tha border. C P . NHL Hockey: New York (8 ) 99) - NBC Nawa - Tannia: 1983 Davia Cup alimony dalinquanta. Mac Alan Ladd. Shallay Winters, Islanders at Pittsburgh 32) (H i - Untamad World During a heal wave, Officers Opaning Round - USA va. Davia, Tovah Faldahuh. Prlacilla Hugh O'Brian. 1S54 ^ HARTFORD (UPI) — New S8) - Noticlaro Nacional SIN dD - MOVIE: Tireoracker^ A Renko, (Charles Haid, left) and A^gandna - OooMing Mateh Lopaz. 1B81. Ratad R. 33) - MOVIE: ‘Nobody'S martial arts instructor sets off to England utilities who own the Noticiaa nacionales con Gull- ( S - MOVIE; 'WKnaas For tha 0 - Sign Off ParfSkt' Thraa frianda aaaK the Orient to locate her missing Hill (Michael Warren) are busier Millstone III nuclear power plant Charter unit to air larmo Ratirapo. Proaaoutlon' A young man ii on companaation for a car accl. sister. Jillisn Kessnar, Darby than ever on the streets In a 1:30 A.M. 9 8 - Jaffarsona trial for tha muidar of a waalthy dent Gabs Kaplan, Robert in Waterford have applied for an Hinton. 1961. rebroadcasi of the "Domestic woman. Martana Olatrich, Ty- 3D - Tom Cotds Show Klein. IBB 1. Ratad PG. ^ operating license from the Nuclear 3 9 - ABC Nawa Beet" episode of NBC's HILL d2) - Inside the U8FL (SEASON rona Powar, Chariai Laughton. SD - Hogan's Hsroas 3 8 - Sunday at tha King's Regulatory Commission. (82) - Ovar Eaay PREMIERE) S T R E E T B L U E S , airing Thurs 1BE7. 33) - Indapandant Nstwocfc House The Northeast Nuclear Energy idea to give council 7:00 P.M. d® - MOVIE: Th e Great day. March 10. (23)-N a w a Nawa 0 - Prime News Co. is an agent for 15 uUUties in the 3D - CBS Nawa Muppat Caper' The muppets CHECK USTOOS FOR EXACT TIME ( 8 - MOVIE: T h a Haart la a act as a trio of reporters trying 38 - Living Faith 0-Ounamoka j region. The atomic generator is 3 ) 9 1 - M*A*S*H Lonaly Huntar* Leva, loyalty and to solve s major jewel theft fadad draami ara tha ilim in ti 0 - NBC Nawa Ovsmiaht 3:30 A.M. being constructed by Northeast 3 D - Muppat Show Charles Grodin. Diana Rigg. In thii film about two dial 0 - Lis Dataotor Utilities, which operates three power over budget (3D - ABC Nawa Jack Warden. Rated G. mutai, an Iniacura whita girl 1:45A.M. 0 - T o p Rank Boxing from Las other nuclear power plants in 3 D -S o a p ( ^ - Prime News and tha divlalona In tha family Vegas. NV Connecticut. of a black doctor. Alan Arkin, 0 - 8 l g n O H 33) ® - Alloa ( S ) - Fame A suicide note is dis Sondra Lock. Cicaly Tyaon, 4K)0A.M. A notice published in the Federal COVENTRY — In the wake of Right now, under statute, towns covered causing shock among 2:00 A.M. 0 - Candid Camara (32) - NCAA Baakatball Raport the students. (60 min.) 1SB8 Register March 4 stotes that any the recent court decision in the people can collect 200 names on 'Conference Tournament Prev (82)-S ig n Off (3D - CBS Nawa NIghtwatoh 0 - U.S. Pro Surfing person who may be affected by budget suit, the Charter Revision petitions and force the budget to iew.' (29 - MOVIE: 'Diner' Five plad plana trial to maka it ac- - MOVIE: Story Of Louis Championahips I friends from the 'SOs hang out (23) • Qrpat Parformanoae 'El (2 5 ). 24 Horae roia tha PaciRc Ocaan. John 12:30 A.M. C8D operation of Millstone III may file Commission may propose to give referndum, according to advice dS) - NCAA Beeketball: Big lington: The Music Lives On.' - MOVIE: 'Mommla Paataur' Tha Ufa story of the 0 - Fraaman Raporta in a Baltimore diner and try to (23) Wayna, Claira Travor, Robart man who discovarad curaa fo r a petition to intervene in the the Town Council sole power to from Tolland County Superior East Tournament Tonight’a pro Host Cicely Tyson looks at the Dearest' Against tha glamorous - AH In tha Family hold on to thair youth. Steve . Stack. 1B54. anthrax and hydrophobia, and 0 - Nawa licensing process, the NRC said adopt the annual town budget. Court Judge Eugene T. Kelly. gram features coverage of the Guttenberg, Daniel Stern, genius and influence of song- background of Hollywood, (ED - Miaaion ImpoaalMa quarterfinal games 3 and 4. (4 O -F a a t iv a l of Faith the imprtrtant discovery of pas- Wednesday. The specific proposal, if adopted When Kelly ruled in favor of the Mickey Rourke. 1982. Rated R. writar/composar Duka Elling Joan Crawford's real life role aa 3D - Madama'a Plaea 4:30A.M. hrs., 30 min.) ton. (2 hrs.) O - Twilight Zona tauriiad milk. Paul Muni, Akim ( ® - Fall of Eaglaa mother is revealed. Faya Dunna- (28 0 - Abbott and Costello ; ~ If petitions to intervene are filed by the communjty, would effec town last week in a suit brought by (29 - NCAA BaakettMll: Big way. Stave Forrest Diana Scar- 33) - Star Trak Tamirotf, Joaaphina Hutchin 9:30 PaM. (23) - Sport! Tonight 0 - MOVIE: T h a EarthllnR’ K with the NRC, the commission will tively end town meetings on annual the Coventry Taxpayers Associa Eaat Tournament (21 - No EmpujOT Programa wid. 1981. (23) - Monayllna Updata son, Donald Wrwda. 1936. comico con la animacion de C D ® - It Takas Two (28 - Buainaaa Raport 3 ) - Jos FrankUn Show cruel twlit of fata throws two hold a hearing or issue an order. budgets. ' tion that was seeking to have the (2D - Moneyline 98-OddCoupla ( 0 - Entartainmant Tonight diffarant psraonalitisa together Raul Astor. ( S ) . Vanaaaa (28 - Palioula: 'El Rio da laa - MOVIE: 'Tha Myttsrians' The NRC said the license would The commission will be meeting 1982-83 budget overturned, Kelly (22)-N ew a (B ) - Maatarplaca Thaatra Animaa’ k ' ( 0 - Lata Night with DavM 33) in tha Australian wildarnsaa. UPI photo (31 - MOVIE; Tha Odd Angry Gigantic aciantific Intallactuals William Holden, Ricky not be issued until the nuclear tonight at 6:30 in the town hall to implied that the council erred (S ) - Raint>ow Jaokpot Shot* Auitrallan voluntaara in 10:00 PaM. 'Winston Churchill: Tha Wilder Lattannan Dtvid'a guaata ara ness Years.' Churchill is tha pri il:30P.IVl.^ John Watara and Norman Liar. attampts to conqusr Earth by Schrodar. Ratad PG. power plant passes a safety and discuss such a proposal, one they when it took the position that (29 - Soieded Serie dramatics. Vistnam confront thair aitua- ( D Q D * Knots Landing Tha mating with ita woman and en tion with humor. Graham Kan- odds are stacked against Gary mary parson people look to aa 3D - Hawaii FIvaO (R) (80 min.) ( 0 - N a w s environmental review and comp Early spring cleaning discussed a few months back but charter doesn’t allow Libertad Lamarque. tha countdown to wa^ begins. slaving its man. KenJI Sahara. nedy, Bryan Brown, John who faces Ciji's murdsr charge. C E ) - Baratta ( 0 - MOVIE; ‘Shoot tha Moon' YumI Shirakawa. 1B58. 0 - MOVIE: 'Blow Out* A lies with requirements of the decided to scrap. referendums. (29 - Entertainment Tonight (60 min.) [Closed Captioned] A family goaa through trying Jarratt. 1980. (00 min.) - Banny HHI Show sound affects anginaar accidan. Atomic Energy Act and NRC On Monday, acting on advice Statute provides for the 3D parioda of aaparation and 0 - Sports Update iQ l - Buaineaa Report C D -N a w a 10:15 P.M. tally records a political aasasal. regulations. Spring cleaaning comes a little early in the Cathedral petitioning. (82) - World W ar I 3D 89 - NIghtllna changa. Albart FInnay. Diane 2 9 - Sign Off of St. Joseph on from Town Attorney Daniel K. 7:30 PaMa - Program JIP nation. John Travolta, Nancy Millstone III uses a pressurized Lamont, the commission dropped Kelly also advised that the to\yn 8:30 P.M. (D ® - 20/20 (28 3D - O ff Trick Batting Keaton, Karan Allan. 1B82. Allan. 1981. Ratad R. Hartford was workmen clean the Wednesday. C2!) - P-M. Magaiine (TD - Independent Network 2:30 A.M. water reactor and at full power its proposed charter amendment could outlaw budget referenda by (ED - Carol Bumatt and Frionda 10:30 P.M. 33) - Satuiday Night Liva 0 - MOVIE; 'Stay As You Ara' religious sculptures over the entrance of CSD - All In the Family Nawa 3D - CBS Nawa NIghtwatoh charter adjustments. CSD - Amanda'a 3 3 ) - Nawa - NCAA Baakatball: Big A man falls in lova with a y o u i« would have an electrical output of that would have prohibited the - Rich Uttta'a Robin Hood 38 1:00A.M. JIP C£) - You Asked For It 32)-T o p Rank Boxing from Laa 93) O - CNN Haadllna Nawa Eaat Toumamant Tonight'i pro woman who might ha hla about 1156 megawatts. budget vote from going to referen The charter commission's pro|>- Tha master impressionist C2D - Sanford and Son 0 - ESPN SportaCantar daughter from a pravioua affair. C D - Family Feud Vagaa, NV gram faaturai covaraga of quar- The Northeast Nuclear Energy dum under any circumstances. osals must be adopted by towns brings tha Sherwood Forest (29 - Fourth Saaton tarfinal gamai 1 and 2. (4 hri., 3 ) - MOVIE: 'MeCloud: 0-Croaafirs Marctlio Maatfolannl, Natsaala (3 D -N e w a Co. includes: Connecticut Light The proposal read, "There shall people in order to become law. 3 8 - Voleo of Faith characters to life. (28 - Indapandant Natworfc 30 min.) SharkiT McCloud la charged 0 - Twilight Zona Kinakl. 1979. Call to Ellington d2) - ESPN SporUCenter Nawa with interfering with tha work and Power Co.; Western Massa be no right to adjourn the annual (21 - Nocha rto Oata (2D - Fraaman Reports O - Night OaNary 0 - Sign Off d 9 - HBO Magatine of another datactiva whan ha in- The last big saow of the* chusetts Electric Co.; Burlington town budget meeting or any (82) - Undaraaa World of ( 2 ) - Hill Straat Bluaa Capt. Fur- 10:45 P.M. (23) - Ctoaafiia Jaoquoa Couataau vaatigataa a ruthlaaa loan shark. 2:45 A.M. Electric Light Dept.; Central special meeting considering the (2D - Sporu Tonight illo learns a fallow captain is al (21 - Raportar 41 Dannie Weaver, Chriatopher winter follows imine Obituaries A Andover budget FOCUS / Family Laura E. Davis may call at the funeral home Laura E. (Eastman) Davis, 79, Friday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. of East Berlin, formerly of Man Memorial Contributions may be chester, died Tuesday at New made to the VFW Post 2046, 608 E. up 9.3% Britain General Hospital after a Center St.. Manchester. long illness. She was the wife of Edward L. Davis Jr.and the Nelson Nichols ANDOVER — Proposed elemen mother of Aldred W, Davis of Nelson "N ick” Nichols, 61. of 867 tary school spending for the 1983-84 Manchester. Center St. died Tuesday at Man fiscal year is up $68,000, a 9.34 She also leaves three other sons, chester Memorial Hospital. percent increase. Board of Educa Marshall I. Davis of Paoli, Pa., He was born in Thetford, Vt., and tion Chairwoman Beatrice Ko Russell G. Davis of Brookline, had lived in Manchester for many walski said today. Mass., and Calvin S. Davis of East years. He had worked with the Meanwhile, tentative proposed Berlin: two daughters, Dorothy D. Juvenile Department of the State spending for the same school year Morton of Cromwell and Thelma of Connecticut, serving as supervi at the regional schools is up D. DeMars of Higganum: two sor of boys for eight years. He had $80,000, according to Assistant sisters and a brother: nine grand- also served as director of the Superintendent William Breck children: eight great former Teen Home. Bristol, and today. ■L_ had worked to involve youths in grandchildren: and several nieces Both officials will be presenting C04SUMBT FINANCE t£«SC and nephews. amateur boxing. their figures to the finance board Funeral services will be Friday He leaves Elizabeth A. Nichols: tonight at 8 in the elementary ______a daughter. Lauren Egan of at 11 a.m. at United Methodist school. The meeting is open to the Church of East Berlin. Calling Manchester: a foster daughter, public. Shelley Seymour of Manchester: a hours are Friday from 10 a.m. to Breck said the above figure for VIKieUIOKDCISM the time of the service. Memorial sister. Isabelle Belanski of Man the regional spending will proba contributions may be made to chester: and five grandchildren. bly change as the regional school United Methodist Church of East Funeral services will be Satur board a^usts its budget further ffgaga- Berlin. 141 Main St., East Berlin, day at 10 a.m. at the John F. and decides whether to use any 06023. The Erickson-Hansen Fun Tierney Funeral Home. 219 W. surplus this year to offset tax UPI photo £$si*nes wilwiiie ie< Ir lew li eewle *••• ^ eral Home, 5 Hart St., New Britain, Center St. Friends may call at the increases. Last year, the regional has charge of arrangements. funeral home Friday from 6 to 8 ROBERT LUCAS CUTS A LIMB OF A WILLOW TREE board applied more than $60,000 to ■ 1 in w tmanmwit p.m. Elizabeth B. Duffy . . . It fell after an icestorm in northwestern Massachusetts the budget to hold down increases. Antanas Mockus Andover’s share last year was Funeral services were held last Antanas Mockus. 74, of Hartford $505,000. t ,, *..-r week in Sacramento, Calif., for died Wednesday at St. Francis What is projected for next year, Elizabeth (Brotherton) Duffy, 92, WlwSDMIilWgsl- Hospital and Medical Center. He Breck said, is $584,539. He said mmtt- WIMMIH tsMsf «a* ■ formerly of Manchester. She was was the husband of Albina Mockus Ice leads to problems the wife of the late T. Sherman that, based on expected enrollment and the father of A1 Mockus of from Andover, the percentage this Duffy., Manchester. She was bom in Scotland. She town pays at RHAM will go up Rent wheels? He also leaves another son. Gint was Past Chief Daughter of Ellen from 15.78 to 16.32. Mockus of Hartford: two sisters, Earlier this year, the regional . _____ rnummi------.amm------.9mhm.tn Douglas Lodge 8 and a member of Anele Lelis of Rochester, N.Y. and for western Massachusetts Royal Neighbors of America. She administration proposed a seven- a sister in Lithuania: two grand percent increase for school spend had lived in Sacramento for the children: and several nieces and Long term leasing can be expensive SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (U PI) — from 1.000 in the Berkshires and ing in Andover, but Mrs. Kowalski past 29 years. nephews. “ All the towns are above the Power company officials today those will be dwindling down said the board decided to add a few She leaves a daughter, Ann Funeral services will be Satur 1,000 to 1,200-foot level and they all hoped forecasted warmer temper slowly. A few will still be out (this) things, including $10,000 for energy By Susan Plese of Dillon Leasing Corp., 319 Main Johnston says the lease allows Johnston. The cost of the agree Dahm, and a son, E.J. Duffy, both day at a time to be announced, got ice. That’s what killed them. atures and showers would free morning,” Wyckoff said. improvements. s Herald Reporter St. “ At the end of the two-year you 15,000 miles a year, or 30,000 ment is about $30 a month. in Sacramento: a brother, William from the Giuiliano-Sagarino Fun WO had to inches of ice on trees and much of western Massachusetts He said 60 crews totaling about “ There are some areas in the lease all you have is receipts. miles in two years. If you return Findlay in Connecticut: and three eral Home, 247 Washington St., lines and that’s what brought them from an icy grip that caused 250 workers were laboring around school where we can save money” So you need some wheels. Shiny You’ve built no equity into the your car in two years and the UNDER THE AGREEMENT. grandchildren. Hartford, with a mass in Holy down," Wyckoff said. widespread power outages affect the clock to chop away ice-laden on energy costs, she said. wheels, attached to a flashy new deal.” odometer reads 40,000, you’ll owe the leasee is required to bring the The Harry A. Nauman & Son Trinity Church. Calling hours are He said today’s forecast called ing thousands of homes and branches from wires so line crews The proposed budget is $797,842, car. To impress your girlfriend or “ I ’m kind of negative about it,” six cents a mile for the extra 10,000 auto into the shop every three Funeral Home, 441 Freeport Blvd., Friday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. for light showers but the tempera ...... 'W -ii businesses. could restore the wires. up from the current total of - says Bruce Dixon of Carter Chev miles. That’s $600. months for preventative mainte Sacramento, had charge of the Memorial donations may be made ture is due to be 40 to 45. your neighbors or your mother-in- private funeral service. Crews from Northeast Utilities "The crews will keep working to $729,717. law. But you haven’tgot the money rolet, 1229 Main St. “ It costs you Demetrio Calderone, business nance. The leasee is given another to Holy Trinity Church or to the We’re hoping will melt the ice Jacob Laguza Jr. and private tree-cutting crews get what they can, but they won't and get rid of it for us.” Wyckoff She said the board made no for a down payment. more. At the end of the term you manager for Moriarty Brothers, auto to use free of charge while the American Cancer Society. atiJustments to the staff. “ We’re give the car back to me and you has a different viewpoint. leased vehicle is in the garage. Jacob Laguza, 69, of 29 Breton worked well into the morning get them all (by morning),” said. Long term auto leasing — is it keeping all 11 classroom have nothing to show for it.” “ Some people want to be driving Besides making the lease worry- Road died Tuesday at Manchester John F. Shannon trying to restore power to a 60-mile Wyckoff said. Virtually every home in the tiny feasible for the individual? by 40-mile area from Springfield to He explained that the last teachers,” she said. Johnston says he gets several a new model every three years. free for the consumer, the mainte Memorial Hospital. John F. Shannon, 74, of East town of Becket, population 1,300, Two out of three auto leasing the New York border, said a customers to receive power are “ The percentage is more than calls a week from people inquiring Leasing is a way to do it,” he says. nance agreement assures the He was born in Philadelphia. Hartford died Tuesday at Hartford was without power, said Dis companies contacted by the He company spokesman. those whose electricity is delivered I ’d like to see, but we expect more about long term leasing. But “ The convenience is the consu leasing corporatiort that the car is Pa., and had been a resident of Hospital. He was a former resident patcher Karen M. Avalle, wife of rald last week say it’s not a good The area was pitched into from lines running directly from money from the state GTB fund business — both at Dillon and mer doesn’t have to come up with a well cared for. At the end of a Manchester for the past 50 years. of Manchester. He was the hus the police chief. idea. . « darkness around midnight Tues the utility pole instead of first ing,” Mrs. Kowalski said. Carter — is done primarily with large down payment.” two-year lease, the corporation He was a veteran of World War II band of Agnes S. Shannon. "W e’re pretty much sufficient Gov. William O’NeilPgot himself day when ice-laden tree branches going through a transformer — The GTB funding is the major companies which lease cars for He says the average monthly has a “ good, marketable used and the Korean War and had He also leaves a son, Terrence P. out here. If there’s any elderly into hot water recently when it was began falling and snapping power source of revenue for education salesmen or other employees. payment for the purchase of a car,” says Johnston. served in the 68th Coast Artillery at Shannon of East Hartford: a and most of those customers are in people who need firewood or announced that he was leasing a lines — affecting about 3,000 outside of local tax dollars. Lynx, for example, is $180 or $190 a the former Fort Wright. He was a daughter, Mrs. Mary S. Lawson of the hills. something like that, the fire or brand new Lincoln Town Car, but customers overall. “ There are so many of those and police department would help with it’s not voter outrage that you’ll According to Johnston, many month for 48 months. ” If you put out a lease with no master sergeant and served in East Hartford: three grandchild E ta sw is Is si p«r Advice About Town Hands Woman pays the full price Genealogy course offered The Institute of Local History at Manchester (im m unity College will offer a six-week, non-credit are his course entitled “ Introduction to Family History Research” beginning March 30. for 0 half-hearted affair Classes will meet Wednesdays from 7 to 9 p.m. in room MA 6 on the Bldwell Street campus. Class fee is »2S. DEAR ABBY: Last from Virginia, and I living summer when I just wouldn't trade her for the The instructor is Elizabeth Abbe of the Connecticut turned 18. I had a \efy national debt. We have Historical Society. The class, designed for beginners, short affair with a 14- four nice children' 12 will cover basic sources for geneological research. Continued from page 11' year-old boy. (He looked grandchildren, and six Students will compile an accurate genealogy. older.) As if that wasn't Dear Abby great-grandchildren, and For registration information call 646-2137. Not that Fletcher minds (at “ double bad enough. I became they all call her “ Mama,” scale” 'per diem?). But not that he pregnant. I debated on Abigail Van Buren I have called her “ Mama” came to New York to scrunch under a whether to tell him. and I from the very beginning, Turkey supper In Coventry tabie for hours while a camera shoots finally did. He was very and she has never com COVENTRY — First Congregational Church will his hands cutting, something on top upset, as was to be plained. It's a term of have a roast turkey supper Saturday from 5 to 6; 30 either. He came to show his talents as expected. endearment, and she p.m. in the church vestry. Main Street. an actor and a magician. But then so I was preparing to go off adores it. The dinner is open to the public. Proceeds will go to did thousands of others and commer to college and I knew During die eight years the church debt reduction fund. Tickets are adults, cials, he says, "are a viable part of the in trouble for contributing them, she doesn't let him there was no way I could when I was'governor of 83.75; seniors, $3.25, and children $1.25. industry. They aliow me to earn my out of her sight for a have a baby, so I had an to the delinquency of a Kentucky and she was living in the marketplace, although minor, or possibly minute. She reads every abortion. The boy agreed Kentucky's first lady, she now I'm also working in clubs as a charged with statutory letter we send Dad. She Buckley School PTA that it was the best thing was known to' everybody magician.” He is also appearing even opens the letters to do and promised to pay rape. Leave bad enough as “ Mama Chandler.” &hool PTA plans its annual father and son on-screen these days as himself in a alone, and write off the addressed to him. half the cost. Even the state police ** mi ®:3® p.m. at the school. chicken commercial. loss as tuition in the school We would enjoy a little I had the abortion last called her "Mama." They ^ c k e t e for this event wUl be on sale on Tuesday, Still, it's the one or more hands-only of experience. private time with our September, and he hasn't still do, and she loves it. WMnesday and Thursday mornings. Price: 50 cents. commercial he does a week that gives father alone, but she will paid a dime toward it. I With every good wish, I Gregg DeNies, mens' soccer coach at Manchester him applause. It began three years ago, DEAR ABBY: Eight not allow it. What do you talked to him on the am ... ' 'College, will run a soccer clinic featuring he says. years ago our mother suggest? telephone a few times and ALBERT B . such skills as ball gymnastics, juggling, heading and "Someone told me about an audition passed away after a long LOST: ONE FATHER he kept promising to send CHANDLER. passing. for a wine commercial. It was only a illness. Six months later me the money, but he VERSAILLES. KY. hand modeling job — they were looking never did. I think I have our father married a DEAR LOST: Don't put for mines — but you get paid to audition waited long enough and woman who is the com Herald photo by Pinto Dance reservations due all the blame on her. If your hands under the Screen Actors don't know what to do plete opposite of our DEAR MR. your father wanted a little Reservations for the Manchester Lodge of Masons' Guild contract and it meant $15, so I now. I had to borrow the mother. She's bossy, ar CHANDLER: (“Happy," private time with you, he annual dinner dance will close March 13. went. Sure enough, I got the job. I had to money for the abortion, gumentative and out right?) Thanks for the could arrange it. She may Surf and palms are waiting The dance is set for March 19 at Willie's Steak get down on my knees and lean my arm and I have to pay it back. spoken . In spite of all that, pro-Mama vote. Your let be calling the tunes, but it House. Robert Locke at 643-4992 is in charge of on the table and make signs with my I've considered telling his we are grateful that Dad ter was a real upper. still takes two to tango. The Parents Gub of East Catholic High turns the tickets over to Andy and Mary arrangements. fingers — an 'L ' with my thumb and parents about the whole seems content with her. School is sponsoring a Las Vegas Night Boyko, chairmen for Las Vegas Night. index finger, a victory sign — and then I The problem: Not once thing, but most parents Every teenager should Saturday at the school, starting at 7:30 poured the wine. will take their child'sside, since our father married DEAR ABBY: A recent know the truth about Tickets for the raffle are available in Open house at Red Cross so what good would it do? this woman have we been column has brought about drugs, sex and how to he p.m. In connection with the program, advance from the Boykos, 643-7438 or WHEN IT WAS ALL over, the The Nathan Hale chapter of the American Red What do you think I able to have a private this letter. Lately some of happy. For Abby’s boo Connecticut Travel Service has donated from Lee Plante, 568-2166 and will also Cross will have an open house Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m. director whispered, 'You’re going to should do? conversation with him. your women readers have klet, send $2 and a long, two roundtrip airfares to Hawaii. Gayle be available at the door Saturday night. at the new offices, 1237 Hartford Turnpike in Vernon. make a fortune with your hands.’ And NAMELESS, PLEASE (We have tried). When we written to complain be stamped (37 cents), self- The event is open to the public. the owner of the vineyard told me, call long distance (they cause their husbands call addressed envelope to: Trabitz, right, of Connecticut Travel, ‘Your hand has life! ” DEAR NAMELESS: live 150 miles away), she them “ Mama.” Abby, Teen Booklet, P.O. The more you watch him demon Because the "boy” was gets on the extension and Well, 58 years ago I Box 38923, Hollywood, Garden club studies roses strate how he demonstrates products, 14, you could possibly be horns in. When we see married Mildred Watkins Calif. 900M. Remember these faces? the more it’s true: His hands are The Manchester Garden Club will meet Monday at expressive, the way a magician's Hugh Downs eyes South Pole 7:30 p.m. in the Robbins Room of Center Congrega hands are. What’ s more, he says, “ My tional Church. This picture, dated 1954, was taken of the Schendel is in the front row, with white hat. hands are the smallest men’s hands in Bv Kenneth R. Clark After a business meeting, David Berg of Bloomfield the business. I'm a size eight.” Which Chronic allergic rhinitis Dick Van Dyke in three roles and Keith Mitchell as a will give a slide presentation on “ Success with Manchester Police Auxiliary shortly after the The photo was submitted by Lena Speed of 28 counts when they need someone to snap United Press International winsome youngster whose case of the adolescent Roses.” GROUP completed renovations on the new Wellman Road. Her husband, the late John a cracker without concealing the whole clumsies would make anyone weep. police station. The late Chief Herman Speed, is front row, right. NEW YORK — There really is a South Pole. It's Mitchell plays a 12-year-old boy teetering on the thing and, for some obscure reason, made of bamboo, it sports a tattered green flag, it edge of adolescence who learns about responsibility in Torah study at temple they want male fingers to do it. doesn't obstruct breathing travels about 30 feet a year on shifting ice and tonight There are, of course, jobs which call the course of a trip to the library in which he meets a Temple Beth Sholom, 400 E. Middle Turnpike, will on ABC's “ 20-20,” Hugh Downs will be seen putting it real, live, an im at^ bookworm. for strictly male hands. have their'annual Torah study weekend beginning back where it belongs. Van Dyke portrays his father, a no-nohsense “ There are a couple of guys in the DEAR DR. LAMB: I Friday at 8:15 p.m. Dramatic changes being planned business who specialize in nothing but DEAR DR. LAMB: Downs has just returned from a voyage to have chronic allergic rhi librarian aqd a futtering old man burdened by 287 Services on Saturday will begin at 10:15 a.m. and a What is thrush? Will hor Antarctica — one he says he has wanted to make overdue books. pouring beer: getting the right head nitis, which is similar to study session is planned at 1:30 p.m. mones and vitamins help? since, when he was 5, he started wondering how one consistently,” he says. allergic asthma that you This episode, titled “ The Wrong Way Kid,” should Speaker will be Ruth Zielenziger, a Bible scholar Is there an underlying could go to the bottom of the earth and not tumble off As for the other jobs, "There are 50 to discussed in your column ring bells of empathy throughout the television with the MeltOn Research Center of the Jewish Your Health disease causing this? Is it “ into oblivion.” audience. CBS will air it March 15 from 4:30 to 5:30 to improve nation's high schools 100 men and women who do commer but it doesn't obstruct my Theological Seminary. Her topic will be sanctity in the contagious? Is yeast in He did not tumble off, but he did return with some p.m., EST. cial hand modeling, but only about five bi.iathing. For years I've desert. Lawrence Lamb, M.D. fection the same disease? exquisite film footage of nature's coldest, most sterile or six do nothing else. They're the endured spasmodic, con laboratory where scientists are pursuing everythinc The weekend is sponsored by the temple sister Bv Patricia McCormack • Students, many more serious these percent of principals have left the biggies.” vulsive sneezing, but from prevention of the malady called infant crib death hood,. For information contact the temple office or United Press International days about what happens in class, profession each year — one-fourth of DEAR READER; when I turned 40 it got to development of anti-freeze for crops. Eileen Stem at 646-7599. associate education with success in them to retire, the rest to take higher THE OTHERS ARE like Fietcher, Thrush is caused by a A shake-up is under way to improve much worse. jobs and personal economic survival. paying jobs in the executive suites of actors, models buying time until the fungus. Yeast is a general Even in the perennial sunshine of summer, the nation's high schools. Now aimost every day Antarctica is a forbidding landscape. In winter, the Cinema They seek demanding courses and hard private enterprise. break comes, scrupulously attending to name for various fungi St. Patrick's dance Saturday Principals at the annual meeting of my nose swells up like a mercury hits 100 below and the winds howl at 100 mph. work. Sen. Ernest Hollings, D-S.C., cited a the hands that keep them going. and includes monila or the National Association of School balloon and is like raw that it can be caused by (the antihistamine medi COVENTRY — Coventry Volunteer Fire Associa • Corporations, dismayed by New York Stock' Exchange study that Fletcher, for one. attends to his mouth Candida albicans which is It is so cold not even bacteria can survive inland and vemen Principals in Dallas were told: meat on the inside. Tests allergic responses to cines) neutralize the ef Hartford tion Auxiliary Inc. will sponsor a St. Patrick's Day Workers who cannot perform ade named three main ways for people to as well to keep the sponsors beckoning. the fungus that causes one miscalculation can mean death for a human. Atlwntum CiMma — Co-r CMe I A 2 — Without A • Schools are the subject of 18 studies at the clinic showed I am many substances other fects of histamine. Still Troce (PG) 7, 9:X. — Kiss dance Saturday from 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. at the South quately or even be trained for high-tech boost productivity: by acquiring capi “ When you're a hand model,” he says, Even as the "20-J20” cameras turned on the segment Mblonca 7:30,9:30. by groups ranging from the U.S.De sensitive to ragweed and than pollens, such as others counteract the in thrush. These fungi are Cinema City —Eating Me Goodbye (PG) 7:10,9:10. Coventry Firehouse. jobs, want involvement in education. tal, by acquiring better capital, and by “ you’re working ciose to people. And to be broadcast tonight from 10 to 11 p.m., EST, one of W esIHortM partment of Education to the Carnegie other pollens, animal animal dander in your flammatory response to present in the mouth of Rnool (R> 7:30, 9:20. Music is by Night Life Production. Set ups will be The ability of many companies to working smarter with the capital they that means you have to have good the scientists from the American science station Iphlgenla 7:10 with Padre Elm I A 2 — Best Friends Foundation for the Advancement of dander, household dust, case. If you had a seasonal the histamine. The steroid about a third of the provided and snacks will be served. Tickets are $5 per survive in a world dominated by have. breath.” slipped and plunged into a 300-foot-deep chasm in the Padrone 9:3S— ThePh-otei (PG) 7:10,9 :X .— Without A Teaching. cooking fumes and fungi. allergy to one or a few hormones are in this general population. Usu ice. ot Penzance (G) 7:30,9:30. — Trace (PG) 7,9:X. person. wizards from Japan, Germany and the “ We can invest in new buildings, new., My house had a damp, The Movies — Homework • Industry, government, taxpayers pollens, you would be category. ally the bacteria that are Fortunately, he was roped, like a rock-climber, to Homework (R) 7,0:35,10. Soviet Union depends on improve processes, new equipment, but unless mildewed basement that CIOMtodlo — Some Kind of (R) 13:15. Z 3:45, 5:X, 7:X, and even some students want schoois to much easier to treat and Talk to your doctor normally present prevent other members of the party and was quickly hauled to Hero (R) 7:X w lth AnOftIcer — The Verdict (R) 12, ments in the schoolhouse. we make an equal investment in the aggravated matters. Fashion show set do a better job of preparing people for Test may clear hkn you might be able to solve again. Some doctors will the monila from affecting the surface in an impromptu illustration of the danger ond A Gentleman (R) 9:35. 3:X, 4:40, 7:10, 9:X. — • The federal government's first step individuals that will manage those Cigarette smoke also ■oit Hartford Lovesick (PG) 12,1:W, 3:X, lifetime work or further study. your problem by simply use prednisone in small the tissues. point Downs was trying to make. 5:X,7:X,9:X. The Lioness Club of Bolton will sponsor a St. to strengthen schools is aimed at facilities, design and develop those OREGON CITY, Ore. (UPI) - A lie makes my eyes water and loitweod Pob A Cinema— Scott Thomson, executive director of avoiding the offending amounts initially to con Downs buttons up his exquisite travelogue with the Without A Trace (PG) 7:15. Wllllmantlc Patrick's Day fashion show March 17 from 7 to 10 p.m. correcting deficiencies in math and processes and operate that.equipment detector test a man took on a television my nose run but theclinic It may cause mouth the NASP said all the studies signal substance. Avoiding expo trol symptoms and then pole-moving ceremony, which must be carried out Peer Richards Pub A Ci Jlllsen Square Cinema — at Piano's on Route 44 in Bolton. science education. Without improve we will fail to met the com|»tition that show may result in dismissal of his 1982 sores with creamy white nema — without A Trace Sophie's Choice (R) 4:15, renewed interest in what is happening allergist, puffing away, sure to whatever you are continue with sprays that Fashions are by Sage-Alien. There will be ments, the edge in science and math faces us in the world todaj/;” Hollings conviction, prosecutors said. patches in the mouth. This every year on the basis of a satellite survey to keep the (PG) 7:30,9:X. 9:X. — Homework (R) 7, in high schools — “ a tremendously said that was a myth. I've allergic to is often the best contain steroids for local 9:10. - Tootsie (PG) 7,9:15. refreshments and door prizes. Tickets are $4 for will go to nations with better schooiing. said. \ Donald R. Riggs, 38, of nearby is caused by an overpro bamboo marker within 20 inches of where it should be ShewcoM Cinema — Toot positive sign.” taken Dimetane and had of all treatments, bul^if relief of nasal symptoms. at the exact axis of the earth. sie (PG) 1:05k 7:10, 9:45. — — One Dark Night (PG) 7:10, adults and $2 for children under 12. Tickets are If gaps in science and math continue, Gladstone was convicted in 1982 of duction of the fungi. It can The Last American Virgin 9:10, THE AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOL is pollen shots, but it's ciear you are allergic to t ^ I'm sending you The available from.club members or at Tedford Real the survival of the nation may be at ERNEST L. BOYER, former U.S. witness tampering, but the test — on F. occur in . infants or in He then proceeds to walk around the world in 24 (R) 1:35, 7135, 9:50. — The WIndser in an era of dramatic change, the I need some stronger many substances, this Health Letter 8-4, Hay Lords of Discipline (R) 1:15, Plaza — The, Dork Crystal Estate, Bolton Notch. stake. Commmissioner of Education and Lee Bailey's "L ie Detector” show — adults who have diabetes steps, moving across converging meridians from (PG)7:15. greatest in two decades, Thomas said. remedy. I am not a vain may become a little Fever (Allergic Rhinitis), time zone to time zone. 7:40, 9:50. — 40 Hrs.(R) 1 :M, head of the Carnegie Foundation for the indicated he was innocent. or problems with den 10. — Sophie's (fholce These are the signs: woman, but this condition impractical. for more information. A SURVEY ISSUED at the annual Advancement of Teaching, said Presi Deputy District Attorney D. Eric is disfiguring and I hate (R) 1:15, 7:15, 10. — Gandhi • Colleges and universities are Most of the symptoms Others can send 75 cents tures. And it may occur The “ CBS Library” series is back, this time with (PG) 1,0.— Frances (R) 1 :M, An old-timer is a person UN ICO raffle under way meeting showed the recession has hit dent Reagan's $70 million catch-up Woodard said he would not contest a the way I look. from allergic rhinitis are 7:10,9:55. — One Dark Night who can recall when any toughening entrance requirements. with a long, stam p^, when antibiotic treatment Manchester Chapter members of UNICO National principals in the pocketbook. Their program aimed at solving the shortage petition for post-conviction relief fiied caused by the body's (PG) 1:40, 7:45, 10. family with a kid tall Many will require applicants to have self-addressed envelope has eliminated the normal Enlield are selling raffle tickets. Proceed s will aid wth increases, ranging from 5.4 percent to of math and science teachers “ under by Riggs. DEAR READER: Al reaction to the release of enough to peer over the edge more high school credits in math and for it to me, in care of this bacteria in the mouth and Cbie 1, 1, 3, 4, 5 A 4 — administrative expenses and supplies for the 7.6 percent, were the lowest in years. estimates the seriousness of the ^ , Woodard said two Oregon State though allergic rhinitis is histamine. Some medi Tootsie (PG) 7:X, 9:X. — of a sink ha^ a dishwasher. science, plus foreign language credits newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, allowed an overgrowth of Manchester chapter. For senior high school principals in problem.” Police polygraph operators examined also called hay fever, it is The Last American Virgin — a requirement many colleges cines are used to prevent Radio City Station, New the fungi. It is not districts with enrollments, between “ We cannot delude the nation into the results of the tests administered to (R) 7:15, 9:X. — Homework Some 400 tickets will be sold at $5 each. dropped. Critics claim the colleges, important to recognize histamine release. Others York, N.Y. 10019. contagious. Thoughts (R) 7M, 9:40. — XJondhl 10,000 and 25,000, the average maxi believing that rebuilding public educa Riggs and the woman who accused him . First prizeis trip for two to Las Vegas or an among today's most vocal complainers (PG) 0 — The Lords of mum salary is $41,873. For those in tion will be easier than rebuilding roads of threatening her life if she testifed Discipline (R) 7:40, 9:55. — lequivalent trip of the winner's choice. of the poor quality of high school One Dork Night (PG) 7,9:15. districts of more than 25,000 students, and bridges or rebuilding the security against him. Freedom from the bon words I hope will offer Second prize is a weekend for two at the Sheraton graduates, helped weaken high schools Manchester the average maximum salary this year of the nation,” he said. "They concluded the tests were dage of disease . some inspiration. . UA Theaters East — The jTara Hotel in Framingham, Mass. by dropping stiff entrance require is $42,554. “ A strong education system is at properly administered and they agreed We don't know magic secret Have you ever consi Verdict (R) 7:10, 9:X. — Third prize is a weekend for two at the Sheraton ments over the past 20 years. Homework (R) 7:15, 9:15. — ITara Hotel in Nashua, N.H. During the past several years 10 least as important as a strong defense.” with the resuits,” Woodard said. dered the many ways in Rev.Em est Harris Lovesick (PG) 7:X, 9:X. which we allow disease to Chaplain Mansfield Tickets can be purchased through chairman Paul J. Trens-Lux Celleae Twin — •Rossetto, 646-2462, Raymond F. Damato at 646-1021, keep us in bondage. Being Manchester Memorial Gandhi (PG) 0. — Das Boot severely sick or iQjured Hospital 4:45,9:X. ! president Barry Botticello at 643-1845 or from any of happy 32-year marriage : UNICO member. OF MANCHESTER certainly is not something Private colleges say we seek or welcome. But Drawing will be March 30 at 1 p.m. Willie's Steak CALDOR SHOPPING PLAZA •House. Connecticut Travel Services has helped with OPEN MON.-FRI. 10-9 DEAR DR. BLAKER: the fear of being sick or It is, however, a danger !arrangements. My husband and I have injured drives some peo SAT. 10-6 SUN. 12-5 ous drug and your daugh bwn happily married for ple into inflated insurance aid is still available ter should be informed of 32 years. Everyone ai- Ask protection, extravagant ilirvEys vn4‘ ways asks us for our its potential to cause her a safety precautions, and Ostomy group meets financial aid receives about pne third of magic secret. We don't Dr. Blaker lot of distress as she very restricted existence. ARHdURS: By GIno Del Guercio becomes more and more This fear prevents us Manchester Ostomy Association will meet Monday United Press International his tuition, room and board from the know what they want to at 7:3 p.m. in conference room B of Manchester hear. Karen Blaker, Ph.D. dependent on it. Look in from getting early physi SI coilege. The rest is usually supplied magazines and give her a cal and emotional treat Memorial Hospital. Despite skyrocketing college tuition from family savings and bank loans. We think that you either Program will be a group discussion. FAMOUS MAKER good article to read on the ment. This fear also keeps costs and shrivelling federal funds, love each other and the Calvin Boston, Maine Department of subject. us in poor treatment. Registered nurses Lois Pabst and Constance educators say high school students marriage lasts a long time Higher Education director, said fed Norman Cousins offers Callahan will consult with anyone with questions. should not eliminate expensive private or you don^t love each TOOTSIE [BS eral budget cuts have given many his own personal story The meeting is open to the public. Those with colleges from their lists too quickly. other enough and it ends. Divorcing? Write for ostomies, colostomies, ileostomies or urinary ostomy students the impression “ there is no Dr. Blaker's newsletter along with those of Pablo MiOWIIAri— i SPRING COAT But that is probably terests and pursuing joint IRSiMAOM are urged to attend. “ The saddest moments I encounter money out there. . simplistic. am crushed. Just yeiRer- “ Helping your child ac Casals and Albert challenges. day my daughter told me ' each fall are those moments when Who do some marriages cept divorce.” Send 50 Schweitzer in his volume “ But that's definitely not the case. Most of us have unreal that she has been using Anatomy of An Illness. parents and students tell me that their last so long? cents and a stamped, son or daughter did not apply to our It’s true that the cuts are going to BONANZA istic expectations of mar cocaine while away at Perhaps this reading may IflMEI eliminate some families from student riage. This, in and of self-addressed envelope Recreation college because the family could not college. She has always inspire you to take charge ' mOWHIEt- aid but many families making over DEAR READER: In itself, causes many mari to Dr. Blaker in care of afford us,” said Gary Weaver, Colby been a super achiever and this newspaper, P.O. Box of your living even during $30,000 will still be eligible,” he said. part it may be that special tal problems. Therefore, HteHsmSImMttsSMSM coordinator College financial aid director. “ We chemistry that binds two a terrific kid. 475, Radio City Station, an illness or an injury. It in addition to the five certainly reminds us of never had a chance to make an award Gerry A. Massey, a counselor at people together through What happened? New York, N.Y. 10019. offer because the student never points above, I would also the variety of resources FRAlKESi appointed Cony High School in Augusta, Maine, 00 thick and thin. recommend that people Write to Dr. Blaker at applied.” agreed. "Many of our students that Chances of having a we can mobilize if we will —— SNOWMIEi— — to not look to marriage to the above address. The Tom Neyera has been, have applied to private schools do find satisfying, long marriage DEAR READER: be creative and imagina Although the federal government has provide- them with all the volume of mail prohibits appointed as recreation they can handle the finances,” shesaid. are also increased by: There is tremendous peer tive and persistent. Some eliminated some federal aid programs 1 6 4 emotional support they personal replies, butques- coordinator of the Man • Understanding that pressure on most college times, without being h and cut back others, private and public Besides, James M. White, assistant need in life. tions of general interest chester Sheltered Work campuses for young peo aware, we can let an school officials said there is still listening is a sacred duty The widow of Robert will be discussed in future director of financial aid at the Univer of love; ple to at least try this injury or disease take shop. financial aid available. Regular W to »98” Frost commented in a columns. JBKSEL He will be responsible sity of Maine, said public schools • Frequent expression white powder that has over our living and turn it SATURDAY, MARCH 12th roundabout way on the br. Blaker is currently for all the recreational An informal survey of public and generally compete well with most of love in both physical been called ‘ ‘nose candy.'’ into a living death. Get ups and downs of mar involved in a project ana private schools across New England private institutions. And for the price, and verbal ways; ting free of this kind of 10:30 a.m. - 2KM> p.m. and social programs dur riage when she closed her The use of cocaine gives lyzing people’s secrets. If iwn IB 8 made by U P I indicates that between 35 most public colleges can't be beat, he • A continued effort to bondage may require ing and after workshop epitaph with the following one a feeling not unlike you would like to help, and 50 percent of all private college said. make yourself an interest great trust and tremend hours and will be involved words, “ Together wing to that of the “ high” of send your secret to her at students receive some amount of ing person; ous work — and Cousins’ in special events and “ It may be true that a person often wing and oar to oar." an success and therefore, SECRETS, Newspaper financial aid from their schools. • Letting the other per fundraisers. gets a higher starting salary if they apt description of any often becomes a problem Enterprise Association, son know on a regular The amount each student receives graduate from Harvard than out of the good, fuifllling marriage, for those who need the 200 Park Ave., New York, Plus many other basis about his or her Helping people satisfy Looking for an usually depends on a student's finan University of Maine,” he said. "But if it don't you think? rush of achievement and N.Y. 10166. Any use of this positive attributes and their n e ^ and wants ... apartment? Check the cial needs. Student aid at most colleges costs $40,000 more, I wonder how many recognition on a regular information will be kept • Maintaining joint in that's what Want Ada are W l _ Llh f ROAM ranges from a few hundred dollars to years it would take to make up for styles to choose from. DEAR DR. BLAKER: I basis. confidential. many vacancies listed in about. Classified each day. Tom Nevers the full cost. The average student on that.” * MANCHESTER HERALD, Thurs., March 10, 1983- 15 14 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thurs., March 10, 1983 Seton Hall Females Adopt a pet surprises forsake 'Boots' still waiting SPORTS Page 16 weather By Barbara Richmond Herald Reporter By Bruce Schoegler. “ Boots," last week’s pet of the week, is at the pound wondering South Windsor lOusts East, 7-2 Written tor UPl why no one has adopted him. He was picked up on Center Street. BOSTON — Do you remember He’s mostly Labrador retriever. By Len Auster East, in only its fifth year of lit the red lamp on its next two a drop pass from Nowak and the been giving up tallies at a faster the buxom weathergirls who Main added his second goal at Eric, the beautiful white Husky, Herald Sportswriter existance, bows out 14-8. The attempts with a man advantage. latter fired a 35-foot slapshot inside purred forecasts on 1950s TV news rate recently. "1 think the 1:23 of the final session before East is also still waiting to be adopted. Eagles went to the quarterfinals a The Bobcats, after holding a 9-4 the top left corner of the cage, to difference tonight was our wings programs and sizzled sets from rallied a little. Mike Keeler, with This week’s pet was just picked MIDDLETOWN— For one pe year ago. edge in shots in the first 15 minutes, the goalie’s stickside. played super. They came back and Providence to Petaluma? Where goal No. 13 of the campaign, tucked up Monday on Grove Street. Dog riod, it couldn’ t have been any " I don’ t know," responded Bob started quickly in the middle have they gone? Some continue A second Eagle penalty was took some of the pressure off our home a rebound of a Jason Hanford Warden Richard Rand hopes the closer. cat Coach Vic Russo, when asked session. It took only 56 seconds to again converted into a score with performing, but most have gone defensemen. And our defense has drive at 3:50 and 11 seconds later get the ball rolling as Chris the way of the dinosaur. dog will be claimed by its owner. But the middle session saw the what caused the floodgates to open Kent Mawhinney skating into the been maligned all year. When we defenseman Dan Raffin fired He was wearing a regular collar ice turn to quicksand for East in the middle session. “ We got a Robbins took the puck from along slot area, again not being chal had yielded 18 goals in nine games Television news has matured. home a 45-foot slap shot from the and a flea collar. Catholic as fast-skating South heckuva lot more out of the second the left sideboard, skated into the lenged, and flipping a backhander we were called an offensive team," left point. Kevin Hull drew an Doctors, lawyers, economists and The dog has been given the Windsor High erupted for five period than the first. We were slot area unmolested and fired a high into the cage. Robbins drew Russo said. meterologists now deliver special assist. It was Raffin’s fourth goal temporary name of "Rusty" be goals en route to a '7-2 vctiroy in a trying to shoot more. And they wrister home. an assist. "Their defense did surprise ized reports. In spite of heralded of the season. cause he is a rusty brown and State Ice Hockey Tournament went in,” 'he smiled. The Eagles shortly thereafter The fifth Bobcat goal came on a me,” said Mannix, who saw his advances for women in the work Lanier was credited with the black. Rand said he’s a mixed Division II semifinal Wednesday "It seemed they got a quick goal, had a 2-on-l break >^ith Ken West heads-up play by Main. He Eagles stood up most occasions at place. almost all broadcast meteo Bobcats’ final goal at 11:23 as breed. night at the Wesleyan University then we had a couple of penalties firing into the pads of Bobcat intercepted a hasty Eagle clearing the blue line. " I felt we could get rologists remain males. White came 15 feet out from his If not claimed by his owner, the Rink in Middletown. and then we started to fall apart a keeper Andy Lanier, who had a try along the left sideboards and something going and we wanted to How did this occur? cage and fanned at the puck. All dog will be ready to be adopted The win lifts the top-ranked little bit," said East Coach BUI shaky first period before settling centered it to a waiting Klishewitz hold the score down so we were White could do was helplessly look Foremost is the fact that fewer ’Tuesday. He appears to be about 4 Bobcats, who'made the semifinals Mannix. “ The kids started to run down. . South Windsor turned in the slot. The latter wristed a defensive-minded. But maybe that back as the puck slithered into the women than men choose sciences years old. a year ago before bowing out, into around and then maybe we had too matters around and forced an 10-footer home at 13:24. backfired. We didn't generate cage. Lanier later admitted as a college course of study. Also at the pound is a beautiful the Division II championship tilt much individual play." Eagle penalty. South Windsor had a 13-6 edge in much of tn offense. defenseman Mike Sullivan was the Historically, females have fore- black' and white, part-Siberian Saturday afternoon at noon at the The first period, which ended That was converted into a 2-0 shots in the middle session, and a “ It wasn’t a shooting gallery in last one to, touch the disk. saken advanced mathematics and husky. He was brought to the police New Haven Coliseum. It will be an scoreless, was about what Mannix lead at 3:33. Mike Nowak was five-goal lead going into the final 15 our end but every time we made a "W e had a good year and I have physics, the prerequisites for turned aside by East goalie Vinnie Herald photo by Tarquinio department by another officer who all northern Connecticut final as had hoped. "The first period we minutes. mistake, they put it in," continued to nothing to say but good things meteorology. Even in today's age picked him up by Adam’s Mill on South Windsor will oppose Fermi played the way we wanted to. We White, who was tested throughout " I felt safe after the second Mannix. "W e missed a couple of about the kids,” said Mannix. in his of sexual equality, only about 5 Adams Street. He too, probably High of Enfield, a 7-4 winner over wanted to keep their shots down the evening, but the Bobcats period,” said Russo. "W e had one 2-on-l one shots and Lanier when fourth year at the helm of the percent of meteorology PhDs are Essay contest winner has an owner who is looking for North Haven, for the title. and keep it low scoring,” he said. regained control with Jeff Main man in and two back and once we he was tested made some nice five-year program. women, while about 10 percent of him. He appears to be well- The Bobcats, 19-3, will be vying "But penalties hurt us all year and notching his 38th goal of the season got the rhylhmn, it was a safe way saves. We played well the first and East will be heard from again in those receiving undergraduate de Rhonda Oliver, a student at Bennet Junior High School, groomed and was wearing a chain for their second state title as they again tonight." from the slot. John Brancati and to play. third periods. I don’ t know what 1983-84 as it graduates only three grees in the discipline are females. looks over the essay that earned her a first place award in collar. captured Division II honors back in South Windsor was thwarted on Chris Klishewitz drew assists. South Windsor in its first nine happened in that span in the second seniors. All of this limits the supply to begin the black history essay contest conducted at the school. His temporary name is Bandit. 1976. its first powerplay opportunity but It went to 3-0 at 10:10 as Main left games yielded 18 goals. It had period " with. . Tuesday Rand picked up a little For most of the approximately Looking on is her mother, Nancy Oliver. black terrier who was wandering 0 500 active women meteorologists, inside an office building on Broad a television career is out of the Street. He’s about 1 year old and is question. It is for men, too. quiet and well-behaved and looks Penney High, As is typical in the sciences, Medium caffeine intake well cared for. Jets shock Sabres meterologists are not known for Anyone wishing to adopt a dog, i i : the extroverted loquaciousness or claim their own dog, should call Manchester demanded of broadcasters. In Rand at the pound, 643-6642 or Bv United Press Internatlional addition, rigid academic disci- ’ poses little or no threat contact him by calling the Police plines often cap abilities to com Department, 646-4555. Herald photo by Richmond The benefits of team solidarity in 'rubber' municate complicated scientific WASHINGTON (UPI) - A new caffeine’s effects, it said. The pound is located on town was apparent Wednesday night in information to the general public. "RUSTY” IS THE FRIENDLY TYPE review of studies on the effects of “ Recent publicity has created a property off Olcott Street. Rand is Winnipeg, Manitoba. Rubber match will be on tap In fact, many people distrust caffeine has found that moderate climate of fear about caffeine that usually there each weekday be .. waiting at pound with Officer Rand The Jets, buoyed by the passage tonight as Manchester High and scientists simply because they caffeine consumption poses little is completely out of proportion to tween noon and 1 p.m.. of the NHL trading deadline, Penney High collide in a State don’t understand what they are or no health threat to most people. this substance’s real health im registered a shocking 6-0 romp Basketball Tournament Class L saying. The survey by the American pact,’’ said Dr. Elizabeth M. over the Buffalo Sabres. Goal- Region I encounter at the Black In the end, from, stream to Council on Science and Health Whelan, executive director of the tender Brian Hayward picked up Knights' gym in East Hartford at trickle, qualified female weather- specifically disputes claims that independent, non-profit council. Libraries list new books his first shutout. 7:30. casters nearly evaporate on the caffeine can cause such serious "In fact, caffeine as generally “ There was more confidence in surface of Newton Minow’s des health problems as cancer, birth consumed in foods,dteverages and New books at Mary Paimquist — Questions and Mouse of U.S. commitments for national the (dressing) room before the Penney stands 14-8 and is the No answers for electricians Gardner — For special services cription of TV as a “ vast waste defects, heart disease, peptic over-the-counter drugs is not a Cheney Library include the defense? game than there has been in some 4 seed in the region while Manches land." There are less than eight examinations; 7th ed. Gilbert — Mr. Calder & Mr. Crystal — America’s old age ulcers or high blood pressure. threat to the health of most following: The Reagan experiment Behrens time,” said Winnipeg Coach Tom ter sports a 12-9 mark and is No. .=i crisis women meteorologists presenting Noting that caffeine is a stimu people.” Schoen — The closet book Haymon — Ritual murder Watt. “ All the upsets and changes seed. The clubs split during the weather programs throughout the , Fodor — Fodor’s budget Japan lant drug, .however, the report Whelan said some people who Fiction Science against crime Herbert — The white plague Fodor — Fodor's Mexico, 1983 this team has gone through had a regular season, eachwinningonits Thompson ^ Western Europe, country. That's about 3 percent of recommended that nursing moth consume large amounts of pro Cartland — Riding to the moon MacDonald — The good old stuff Fodor — Fodor's People's positive effect tonight. No one can home court. The Knights pre 1982 their nearly 300 male Hill — A very good hater McDougall — A lovely tim e was Republic of China. 1962 vailed last Jan. 4. 53-47, while the ers and women who are pregnant ducts containing caffeine may, Tree — Maine, an explorer's had by all go up, no one can go down and no counterparts. Grace — The ABCs of IRAs f t or attempting to become pregnant however, experience problems guide Malamud — God’s grace one can be traded.” Silk Towners took a 47-39 verdict Nonfiction Kelman — Cataracts Should a woman seek a weather limit their daily consumption. Waters — Pink Floyd; The wall Mason — Shiloh and other stories last Feb. 8 at Clarke Arena. such as chronic headaches, sleep Christmas observed Kitcher — Abusing science: the The Jets had acquired Laurie casting career? By all means. But Penn — An ad for murder Body changes during pregnancy disturbances, rapid heart beat, Ciidero — Applied electrical case against creationism Boschman in a trade for Willy sacrifices are inevitably linked to Radley — A talent for destruc The Manchester-Penney winnei make women and their unborn anxiety, stomach upset and systems for construction New books at the Whiton Mahony — You can find a w ay: a Lindstrom of the Edmonton Oilers tion advances to the Region semifinals the advantages. Coben -* Healthy babies, happy book of factual optimism children especially vulnerable to depression. Memorial Library include Itayner — The enduring years: a prior to the deadline, and Watt kids Oberg — Mission to M ars; plans against the NFA-Weaver winner the foiiowing: novel said, “ The Boschman line cer Collins — Marva Collins’ way anc concepts for the first manned Saturday night at 7:30 at a site to be Williamson — Manseed Fitzgerald — Champions landing tainly played well, but everyone announced. Fiction made a contribution tonight. There remembered Nonfiction Pearson — life extension: a East Catholic, coming off its Service Notes Prank — ain t Eastwood Asimov — Foundation’s edge practical scientific approach were no passengers.” 81-61 success over Prince Tech last Baehr — Nothing to lose Heinowitz— Pregnant fathers Brody — Jane Brody’s nutrition Rosefsky >- Money talks Hayward turned aside 24 shots, Tuesday evening, will pick up Jones — A steady trade Berger — Crazy in Berlin book Smith — What every client needs with his best saves coming early in Berger — Reinhart In love tournament play Friday night at Korea — U.S. A. centennial. 1882- Clarke-Stewart — Daycare to know about using a lawyer the first period. for duty at Kadkena Air Base, Okinawa, Jap^n. 1982 Clarice — 2010, Odyssey 2 Coleman — Squeal Thompson — Beyond the cold 7:30 against BOlkeley High in .a A Completes basic training Chartier, a jet engine mechanic, was previously Mahon^— You can find a way IJeighton — Goodbye. Mickey CRS — What should be the level war Lucien DeBlois and Dave Chris U-i-. Class L Region III semifinal at assigned at Laughlin Air Force Base, Texas. He is a tian scored two goals each for Conard High in West Hartford. Army Pvt. Joann M. Coulter, daughter of Gerald S. 1980 graduate of Manchester High School. Winnipeg, with DeBlois opening Bulkeley, 15-3, took a 59-58 Coulter of 30 Forest St. and Virginia 0. Reneson of the scoring with 30 seconds left in overtime decision over the Eagles Colchester, has completed basic training at Fort the first period. He drove a 30-foot during the regular season. That Jackson, S.C. Green promoted in reserves slapshot past Sabres goaitender contest was decided in the final She is a 1976 graduate of Manchester High School. Bob Sauve. second. John H. Green, grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Francis D. The Jets then scored two goals Green of 231 School St., has been promoted from cadet within 38 seconds early in the R Completes Air Force basic One'Stgp private to cadet corporal in the Reserve Officers second period, when Christian Training Corps at Kemper Military School and scored his first goal, a 15- footer between Sauve’s pads at 5:24. Kacevs to honor Airman Mark A. Wallace, son of William J. and Gail College, Boonville, Mo. UPi photo S. Wallace of 33 Edgerton St., has been assigned to Green was also designated a member of the athletic DeBlois then notched his second pair on Monday Lowry Air Force Base, Colo., after completing Air honor society for outstanding achievements during goal by putting a shot into the net off the post. LEAFS’ RICK VAIVE GRIMACES Force basic training. the first semester. He is a freshman. One of the highlights of Monday He will now receive specialized instruction in the Scott Am eil was fed a pass in . . .after colliding with Blues' goalie Rick Heinz fertilizatim front of the net by DeBlois and night’ s annual Knights of Colum supply field. Serving in California scored a short-handed goal at bus Irish Sports Night program at 14:45. Sauve was screened on the Kacey Home will be a salute to Former resident honored Winnipeg’s fifth goal at 17:38, Joe McCooe as Irishman-of-the- Senior Airman Douglas P. Kingsbury, son of Paul when Paul MacLean blasted a Kite out to end talk Year. and Janice Kingsbury of 472 Bread and Milk St., quick shot from the slot. Honored guest will be Matt Cadet Margaret C. Laneri of Glastonbury, formerly Coventry, has arrived for duty at McClellan Air Force and Christian picked up his 15th goal ORLANDO, Fla. (UPI) — Tom tournament last month, has been' Moriarty Jr, Moriarty has fol of Manchester, recently began a four-month term as a Base, Calif. UPI photo at 2:12 of the final period. Kite, still trying to shake a one of the tour’s steadiest per lowed the practice of his father regimental Fourth Class System officer, one of the Kingsbury, a helicopter mechanic with the 41st In the only other game, Toronto can’t-win reputation, opens his formers over the past several started 50 years ago with his highest positions in the cadet chaib of command at the Consolidated Aircraft Maintenanqe- Squadron, was CARL YASTRZEMSKI WORKS OUT title defense today in the $350,000 years. He was the tour’s leading backing of sports in Manchester. U.S. Military Academy. topped St. Louis 5-2. previously assigned in Keflavik, Iceland. * . . .in batting cage at Red Sox camp Bay Hill Classic. money-winner in 1981, finished McCooe, retired captain of the She’s the daughter of'Maureen C. Ayerton of 2 Kite picked up his only victory of third a year ago and stands second Man.Chester Fire Department, Melrose St. and Raymond A. Laneri of 369Thdmpson° Compietes officer’s course Maple Leafs 5, Blues 2 1982 in last year’s rain-delayed behind Morgan entering Bay Hill. has long been active in KC St., both of Glastonbury. ccotrol At Toronto, Borje Salming Bay Hill tournament with a dra functions. But respect hasn’t been easy in She is a 1979 graduate of East Catholic High School Tigers use power scored two goals and assisted on matic comeback. He holed a chip coming to the young Texan. Critics Jim Holmes will serve as MC and and is in her fourth year at West Point. Capt. Gary J. Ardel, sonof Stephen J. and Marjorie two others to spark the Leafs. shot for birdie on the. first playoff point to his few career victories as guests will include Msgr.Edward K. Ardel of 3 Cornwall Drive, Coventry, has Toronto, opened the scoring at 3:43 'hole to defeat Jack Nicklaus and his greatest shortcoming. Reardon and WINF sportscaster Arrives for duty completed a field artillery officer advartbed course at of the fn^st period when Salming Denis Watson. “ I don’t think the criticism is George Ehrlich. Joe McCarthy is the U.S. Army Field Artillery Center, Fort Sill, Okla. in to stop Red Sox put a high shot over St. Louis goalie Others entered in this year’s justified,’ ’ said Kite, 32, who has general chairman. He is a 1978 graduate of the University of Rick Heinz’ glove, and Dave 72-hole chase for the $63,000 first five career victories. A corned beef and cabbage Airman 1st Class John D. Chartier, son of Francis Connecticut. His wife. Army 2nd Lt. Sharon Barnes is Farrish launched a 50-foot power- prize at Arnold Palm er’s golf “ But I ’m still trying to establish dinner will be served at 7 o’clock- M. and Wanda T. Chartierof 59 WinterSt., hasarrived from Carmel, N.Y. W INTER HAVEN. Fla. (U PI) - and Rick Leach also drove in runs play drive at 12:18 to make it 2-0. course include Gil Morgan, a myself as one of the top players in .Tickets will be available at the German Barranca, Htjward John for the Tigers in the third inning. St. Louis managed the only goal two-time winner already this sea the game. Until I start winning door. ______son and Mike Laga belted home Johnson singled home a run off of the second period, with Brian son, Tom Watson, Denis Watson, four or five tournaments a year nalf-a'da^j runs to pace a 13-hit attack and Bob Stanley in the fourth before Sutter getting his 41st at ll':38. Nicklus and host Palmer. . consistently, every tournament I • t'-’ power the Detroit Tigers to an 8-4 Laga reached Mark Clear for a Perry Turnbull tied it 2-2 at 1:48 Previous champions Andy Bean, win is significant." College Notes exhibition victory over the Boston long homqr in the eighth. Later in of the third, tapping his own Dave Eichelberger and Bob By Kite took a giant step toward R ed Sox.' the eighth, Alan Trammell brought power-play rebound past Maple man also are on hand «.at the erasing any doubts at last year’s Leafs giralie Mike Palmateer for , Weed and feed your cornfields The b^st incorporated com The win Wednesday was the home the final Detroit with an RBI 7,089-yard course, owned and fourth annual Bay Hill Classic. second in as many days for the single. his 27th goal. Miroslav Frycer designed by Palmer. He started the final day six shots England Track team in his treshman year. Quesnel awarded degree in one trip. herbicide. Tigers (2-1) over the Red Sox (0-2). scored the game-winner at 9:16, Johnny Miller, the winner of last behind Nicklaus.^He needed three Get two jobs done fast, right and Barranca, a ndn-rosfer infielder Three of the Boston runs came on John Anderson added one at 15:46, week’s Inverrary Classic in Lau- birdies on the last seven holes to 0 Sutan-H with atrazi^ne and/of - pickqd up from the Cincinnati solo homers, with Jim Rice tying and Salming added his second goal deiihill, is not entered. Michael J. Quesnel, son of J.B. Quesnel of 129-A Named to dean’s list force the sudden- death playoff and organization last September, hit the game 1-1 in the first with an into an empty net. Kite, who won the Bing Crosby Eldridge St., has been awarded the bachelor of on time. Just ask your fertilizer Bladex gives you oiitotanding con then clinched the victory. the second pitch thrown by starter opposite field shot off winner Milt science degree in management by Ithaca College He dealer to apply Sutari*-l-herbicide in Wilcox. Catchers Rich Gedman will graduate in May, Laura Marie Spasito, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. trol of annual grasses and broad- and loser Dennis Eckersley over John Spasito Jr. of 52 Steel Crossing Road» Bolton, has combination with atrazine and/or leaf weeds. Sutab-f is the only corn the scoreboard in right center. and John Lickert also homered been named to the dean's list at Wheaton College for Then, in the third. Barranca la t ^ in the game.'^Mike Davis, Supersdnics surprise Celtics Named to dean’s list the first semester. She is a sophomore. Bladex"* with your choice of fertili herbicide designed to be incorpo tripled and rode home..on John acquired from the New York Mets son’s homer, alsir.off Eckersley, for Mike Torrez, drove in the pther zer, dry or liquid. He’ll spread them. rated. So you get a weed barrier ^ who yielded five runs and seven Boston run with a bloop single in BOSTON (U PI) - The Seattle instead of to win.” "W e were in tune with what was Andrew G. Browne of Manchester has been named Students on dean’s list SuperSonics are hanging on for You just incorporate. > that works rain or shine. hits in three innings. Chet Lemon the eighth. Trailing 85-84 after three quar happening out on the court," to the dean’s list for the past academic term at Tufts dear life to secure a Western ters, the Sonics went to center Brown said. “ There was no indeci University. Conference playoff berth and The following Manchester residents have been Check with your fertilizer James Donaldson, who scored 9 of sion. We didn't rush our shots or You have four hours to incorporate. edging the Boston Celtics out named to the dean’s list for the fall term at Hartford .supplier ndw about time and labor- his 17 points in the period. force our offense, and we made our State Technical College: Of course, your dealer ca^ apply 112-106 sure helped. Donaldson said both teams free throws." Makes scholarship list Ski morale on rise " I t ’s been a tough year for us, Robert J. Carlson, Kennedy Road; Robert C. saving weed and feed, with no “ played well." The Celtics had gained their lead but tonight was a big help toward Ferguson, Brent Road, Mariann B. Grenier, Summit your fertilizer impregnated with "W e match well against them after three quarters with the help worry about loss of effectiveness. WATERVILLE Valley. N.H. "Christin Cooper was injured and getting into the playoffs," said Suzanne Staub, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Street, Stephen N. Hersey, Forest Street, Mark E. Sutan-I- faster than you can disc it when we put in all our big guys of a 15-point third quarter by Staub of 67-C Ambassador Drive, has had her name Kiefer, School Street. (U PI) — The morale of the entire is out for the season and Maria Supersonic Coach Lenny Wilkens against their good fast big guys, center Robert Parish, who ended Follow label directions. Stauffer United States women’s ski team Marlcich was injured in the same of Wednesday night’s game. placed on the Commendable Scholarship list for the Also: Douglas E. Meek, North Main Street, Eric F. in. But you don’t have to worry about it’s quite a struggle," Donaldson the game with 26 points. has been lifted with the ascension race and I think the morale of the Gus Williams led the way with 30 fall semester at Mitchell College, New London. Nelson, Bryan Drive, James S. Paggioli, Henry Chemical Company, said. "In the first half I was Parish said the Celtics espe Sutan-I- losing any of its effective team kind of dropped and the kids points and Jack Sikma added 25 to Street, Lisa M. Paggioli, Henry Street, Jeanette N. of Tamara McKinney as the watching how they were dropping cially missed Nate Archibald, who Agricultural' overall World Cup point leader, were a little bit down for a while. spark the SuperSonics. Seattle is in Quey, Brookfield Street, Nannette E . Savage, Downey ness. Because you’re allowed up to Mutant on me going for the ball. In the has been out for much of the season Barry named to honor list "W e’re back on the road,” she Drive, and Robert H. Thulin, Bruce Road. Chemical Division, assistant coach Chip-Woods says. fourth p la c e ' in the P a c ific second half I saw they weren’t with nagging injuries. a full four hours between applica-’ Division. Westport, CT 0688L McKinifey held on to first place added after McKinney’s victory doing it and they let me make my “ We certainly missed Tiny,” he David M. Barry Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. David M. tion and incorporation. ' Wednesday by capturing the giant and a fifth place finish Wednesday “ We had injury problems early. " m ove." said. “ He wasn’t in there to make Barry Sr. of 473 E. Center St., has been named to the Makes dean’s list slalom on Hecumseh Mountain by veteran Cindy Nelson in the Even when we got the injured back Seattle took the lead for good us run when we needed to run... We Faculty Honpr^ list at Trinity College. over Mafia Epple of West Ger giant slalom. we were still out of synch. It’s just with 2:30 left on a Williams jumper were never there to take the lead many and Fabienne Serrat of McKinney, 20, flashed through now smoothing out. We were out of Barry is a 1981 graduate of East Catholic High Gary P. Cyr of Meadow Hoad, Bolton, has been to make it 106-104. A Fred Brown when we needed it. There was no School. He’s a sophomore at 'Trinity and has been *R4*ic- T.M. nf Shell Chemii’ai Cumpiiny France, v. the twin 970-meter courses in our rhythym, and when that jumper and Williams’ free throw killer instinct, and when you’re not named to the dean’s list at Hartford State Technical “ We had ^ lot of problems in 2:18.44 Wednesday, well ahead of active in cross country and was named to the All New College for the fall semester. happens you’re not confident, and stretched the lead to 109-104 with 51 able to do that against a team like MATT MORIARTY JR. The'best incorporated com herMcide Epple. Europe with Injuries,” Wood said. you play to keep from losing seconds left. Seattle you’ve got a problem.” . . . honored guest I I ft — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thurs., March 10, 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thurs., March 10, l9H:t 17 USFL not exciting West Virginia Did you get a glimpse o{ the United States Football League's first weekend of action? Scoreboard I did. And f wasn't impressed. Thoughts You can't be impressed when teams rely upon' tops Penn State Bobby Scott, a reject of the New Orleans Saints — ApLENty a reject of the New Orleans Saints?—, John Reaves and Greg Landry as their signal-callers. Len Auster, By Tony Favla After falling behind twice by 10 Temple players in double figures markers respectively tor the At Winter Haven, Flo. All were never-weres and washed-up quarter Herald Sportswriter UPI Sports Writer points in the second half, Penn and lift the Owls, 13-14, >vho w m Bullets 110, Bulls 92 Insurancemen. Dolroll 104 100 OX — 8 13 1 backs in the established National Football State, 17-11, came back to tie at Boston 100 010 11x — 4 7 0 defeated by their rival in toe Wilcox, Dacko (4), Lopez (6),Gumpert League. Hockey CHICAGO (92) Penn State’s football team may 69-69 on a three-point iield goal by regular season. Basketball Midget (8) and Castillo, Poole (8); Eckerslev, Golf How can the USFL expect to gain respect with Dwight Gibson with 2; 22 left. But Greenwood 49 241), Higgins 29 (M) 7, Stanley (4), Clear (7), Aponte (9) a,-id have enjoyed considerable post Temple did not commit a tur Corzine 915 46 22, Dailey 918 24 20, Lakers topped the Bullets, 2323, and personnel like that. Jones sank three of four free the Nets whipped the Knicks, 4226, Gedman, LIckert (7). W— Wilcox. L— season success this year, but the nover in the first half and ripped off Theus 210 1-1 7, Jackson 1-5 1-3 3, Eckersley. HRs— Detroit, Barronca, The football was not exciting, boring would be a throws and two layups off fast Olberdlng 411 03 8, Bratz 38 03 10, Wednesday night at the Community Y. basketball team will have no such 17 straight points over a fi^e- JHLstandlngs Tom Diana and Dan Callahan had 16 John PGA statistics better description. It was hardly like the old NBA standings Spriggs 1-2 03 2, Oldham 1-2 40 3 son, Laga; Boston, Rice, Gedman, become a solid franchise. And they cannot panic. luck in the NCAA Tournament. breaks to put the game out of minute stretch en route to a 48-36 Bradley 40 03 0. Totals 448911-18 93 and 8 markers respectively for the American Football League where razzle dazzle Some people have said they should have accepted, reach. Lakers while Scott Aronson had 7 LIckert. Scoring At Pittsburgh Wednesday night, halftime lead. The Hawks, 15-13, WolHCoiiMrtnct W ASHINGTON (110) 1, Ben Crenshaw 69.14. 2, Tom Watson was the norm, not the exception. That put people the New York Islanders' package for their No. 1 The Lions got 17 points - from Patrick mvMwi Eastern Contwence Ballard 1-3 03 2, Ruland 1320 23 X, tallies and Dave Abare 6 tor the Greg Jones scored 28 points, were unable to get closer than 11 Atlantic DIvblon Bullets. Jett Cappello and Dave Montreal OMOKOK —6 61 69.17. 3, Ray Floyd 69.X. 4, Bob Glider in the stands and eventually, with a little help pick next year. Gibson and a strong 12-point effort W L T Pit. OF OA Mahorn 914 46 23 Collins 46 03 8, Los Angelos 1K0X0K — 3101 69.35. 5, Don Poolev 69.44. 6, Calvin including seven in the last 68 points in the second half. x-PtillocMpft 43 17 S M 278 1SS W L Pet. GB Sobers 318 24 13, Grevey 29406, Dovls Arnold sank 15 and 12 tallies respec from Joe Namath, led to the merger. Not true. All the Islanders were offering was in the second half from Wally Phllodelphia 51 9 .050 — tively for fhe Nets while Tony Kastau3 Lerch, Burris (4), Tomlin (7), Dixon (9) Peete 69.54. 7, (511 Morgan 69.60. 8, Tom seconds to break open a close Roy Hinson scored a career- bi){b ...x-N Y Itlu n d rt 34 23 12 80 2S0 198 915 27 21, Terry 2-2 1-2 5, Warrick 41 4 and Blackwell, Wleghaus (6); Wright, Klfe 69.61. 9, Lannv Wadkins 69.63. 10, The USFL is experimenting with spring excess baggage. It would help for a year or two Choice, a substitute guard. x-WoMngln 33 21 14 80 263 238 Boston 44 17 .721 7'/2 0 0. Totals 4488 1 4 X 110. kas and Sean O'Donnell had 10 and 6 game, lifting West Virginia to an 31 points and blocked seven shots New Jersey X 24 .613 14 points respectively for the Knicks. White (2), Zachary (5), Howe (7), Holton Johnny Miller 69.85. football, ft's interesting, but can the gridders but in the long run such a manuever would have In other Atlantic 10 action, St. '--X-NY Ronort 28 30 9 65 364 2S3 (:hlCMO 2IXX26—X (9) and Sclocla. W— Lerch. L— Wright. — Driving Distance 82-72 victory and eliminating the to lift Rutgers. The Scarlet .* Now J t r w v 13 43 13 39 191 286 New York 31 X ,5X XV 2 Washington 26 X X 29 110 Over at Mahoney Rec Center, the compete on an even basis with baseball for fan been detrimental. Bonaventure defeated George Wa- Washington X 32 .467 23 Bulls tripped the Celtics, 18-17, and the 1, John McComIsh 277.7. 2, Andv Bean Nittany Lions from the Atlantic 10 Knights, 22-6, took control by .. Plttlburoli IS 46 8 38 218 349 Three-point goal— fflgglns. Fouled Minnesota OX I K OK — 9 10 0 272.3. 3, Tom Purtzer 271.2. 4, Buddv support. That has to be a great concern. There The Whalers, like the Stanley Cup champion A d o m i O Iv k Is n Central DIvblon out— Lakers downed the Rockets, 4226. Conference playoffs. outscoring the Mbiutemen 13-2 Milwaukee 41 2) .66) — none. Total touls— Chicago Washing Devin Marquez had 6 points, Eric Toronto 010 OK OX — 3 8 3 Gardner 271.1. 5, Curt Bvrum 270.7. 6, are many, many fans, yes, but the sports dollar Islanders, have to hang onto their draft picks and - x-Boitan 44 15 8 96 283 188 22, O'Connor, Viola (4), Fllson (7), Schrom Fred Couples X9.8. 7, Charles Coodv The Mountaineers, who con behind Hinson to take a 30-17 lead. : x-M ontrsol 35 20 13 83 299 240 Atlanta 32 3) .500 9V2 ton Lazorln 4ond Tom Carroll played well can stretch only so far. build from their. But they have to do a better job Detroit 29 X .460 12 19. Rebounds—Chicago 44 (Corzine for the Bulls while Jason Levy had 6 (9) and Laudner, Smith (7); Morgan, 269.6. 8, Fuzzy Zoeller 269.2. 9, Payne quered then-No. 1 Nevada-Las Although U-Mass, 9-20, cut tte „ X -B u ltalo 34 24 12 80 269 234 Chicago 22 40 .355 19 CeruttI (4), Moftitt (6), Shipanoff (8), Stewart 268.9. 10, Dan Pohl 268.3. There will be a limit and it's to be seen how far it than in the past. If necessary, they should not be x -Ou N m c X 28 11 71 298 290 12), markers and Collette Factora and Vegas in a major upset earlier this deficit to 34-27 at halftime, Rutgws Cleveland 17 45 .274 24 Woshlngton 36 (Mahorn 10). Assists— Matt Helln played well for the Celts. Lukish (9) and Martinez, Poole (7). W— Driving Accuracy will go. afraid to raid — borrow — some of the top ' Hanford 16 46 6 X m X9 O'Connor. L — Morgon. HRs — T1, David Edwards and Calvin Peete season, thus advanced to the mounted a 12-3 spurt to open the CamsaoU CooMrsncs Indlona 16 46 .258 25 Chicago 18 (Theus 4), Washington 23 Mike Flynn had 10 points, Glen Jensen For now, the USFL can take its football and go personnel from the more successful clubs in the Western Conterence (Sobers 11). A— 5,6X. 7 ond Al Smith played well for the Minnesota, .788. 3, Gene LIttler .776. 4, Lee Trevino league semifinals Friday night in College basketball second half. John Hempel led the N o rrlt m v M o n Midwest DIvblon Bush, Gaetti; Toronto— Moseby, John- .768. 5, Jim Simons .741.6, Miller Barber home. league. W L T Pit. OF OA Lokewrs while Matt Vaughn hooped 11 Philadelphia against St. Bonaven- Minutemen with 20 points. W L Pet. OB points and Dave Compbell played well son. .740. 7, Bobby Cole .739. 8, Bob Shearer Not interesting. j That's maybe the only way the Whalers are 41 18 9 91 288 234 San Antonio X 25 .609 — tor the Rockets. .737. 9, John Cook .736. 10, Mike Sullivan Herschel Walker included. I ture. Temple will meet Rutgers in In other games, Scott Skilbs X ; M ln n ^ o X 17 15 87 279 234 At Pompano Beach, Fla. .735. going to stop behing a laughing stock. , 51. L w b 21 35 14 56 2 X 278 (Tenver X X .5X 4 24— 109 Parlaplano also played well for Cleveland Oil OK OK — 4 5 1 .245. 5, Bob Gilder .244. 6, Roy Floyd teams in the country that are ranked Boston College, the top .. N.Y.ItlondirtatPltMxiroh,7:Xp.m. Three-point goal— Matthews. Assumption. KIson, Witt (4), Corbett (7), Curtis (9), .240. 7, Lon Hinkle .237. 8, Don Poolev competitive. In their last three outings they have back from a 15-point deficit early Kansos City 1», Dallas 113 who plays baseball in the spring, to be a boost to better than we are.” seed in the tournament. In the Mlnnatolo at Phlladolphlo, 7:35 San Antonio 108, Phoenix 105 Fouled Assumption lakes on St. Paul’s ot Boone and O'Berrv (4); Sutcliffe, .XI. 9, Curtis Strange .22). 10, Rex a goals against of 26 in three games, which doesn't his school's program... in the second half to pull within p.m. out— None. Total Fouls— Atlanta Kensington Sunday ofternoon at 4 Anderson, (4), Bailer (7), Hassev ond Caldwell .227. Freshman Dale Blaney added 18 pairings today, it’s No. 8 St. Jobn’s- CMoooo lU Oilrolt, 7:X p.m. Los Angeles 119, San Diego 1)4 even approach the "bad” level. 60-59 with 5:56 remaining. Thursday's Gome 35z o'clock for fhe slafe title. Esslan (8). W— KIson. L— Sutcliffe. Softball in the spring is a big participant sport points, including 15 in the second Pittsburgh and No. 12 Villanova- Wlnnlpto at Coloarv, 9:Xp.m. Milwaukee 28. Rebounds—Atlanta That's abysmal. in Manchester. Injuries are part of the game but At Philadelphia, Jim McLough- Pnday'tOama (Solden Stote at Houston, 9:05 p.m. half, while Russel Todd had 14 and Connecticut in the afternoon and Fridav’s Gomes 41 Transactions Pleau, in making the announcement, said, ^'I'm according to Carl Silver, assistant recreation Tim Kearney 13 for the Mountai lin scored 20 points and Terence •’ N.Y. Ranotrt at Edmonton Boston at New Jersey (Roundfleld, WllklnsSeach), Milwaukee Oakland IIOOKKO —2 60 Syracuse-No. 14 Georgetown and 41 (Lister 9). Asslsts— Atlanta 26 (Davis leaving tomorrow morning (Wednesday) on a director, injuries have been reduced 75 percent neers, 21-7. Stansbury added 19 to lead five Seattle at Indiana Son Francbco 2K OK 02x — 4 9 0 lO-to-15 day trip so that I can see all of the kids I Seton Hall- Boston College at night. Kansas City at Mllwoukee 7), Milwaukee 18 (Johnson 5). Technicals B d ^ b a l l Keouoh, Baker (3), Kravec (7) and Boseboll since spiked shoes were banned seven years ago. Dallas at Utah — Davis, Atlanta coach Lougherv. A- Heath, Kearney (4); Laskey, Chris (4), Cincinnati — Named former malor want to see. Johnny and Jack (Mclllhargey) will Players would get spiked or hurt themselves AHL stanillngt Chicago at San Diego 10,897. Barr (7), Minton (9) and Brenly, Pruitt league catcher Bruce KImm manager of handle things until I get back. They may coach sliding... (5). W— Barr. L— Kravec. HRs— farm club in Cedar RapIdSz Iowa, the rest of the year but we'll play it by ear.” Ookland, w York (NL) — Purchased cat^er UConn, as expected, landed 6-foot-4 guard Big East roundup Henderson; San Francisco, Vail. Yoshiharu Wakana from Hanshin of Exciting, but will the lobk-see by Pleau be Nerftiern KInga 129, Mavericka 113 Blazers 101, Pacers 97 Alvin Frederick from Mattatuck Community W L T Pit. OF OA Japan'sCentral Malor League. better than having the Whaler scouts, who've Fredericton 30 23 0 04 300 239 A l Jacksonvilli, Fla. Seattle— Signed 11 players to one-vear College. Frederick, who has led the Chiefs to an D A L L A S 013) Exhibition Boseboll New York (AL) 000 011 500 - 7 10 1 contracts — pitchers Bryan Clark, Mott been out there all year, continue to do their job. M ain e 33 30 7 73 270 267 Aguirre 13-23 11-12 X , Vincent 2-12 1-2 PO R TLA N D ()01) Notlonol League unbeaten season to date, will have two years of Novo Scotia 33 30 S 71 314 Naff 918 39 24, Thompson 7-17 1-3 15, JodisonvHle U. 000 010 000 — 1 6 2 Young, and Mike Moore, first baseman But then again the Whalers' track record on 211 5, Cummings 913 7-10 25, D avb 4-7 1-2, Guidry, M ay (4), LaRoche (6), Pat Putnam, catchers Orlando Mercado eligibility. He averages 28 points per game along Seton Hall shows life Adirondack 30 33 5 45 279 294 10, Turner 13 IM) 2, (3arnett 1-4 2-t 4, Cooper 311 16 11, Paxson 418 1411 26, Montreal 3 1 753 draft picks hasn't been too hot. Wehrmelster (9) and Wynegar, Gulden and Jamie Nelson. Inflelders with 10.6 rebounds and more than five assists. M oncton 27 33 6 40 243 2SI Blackmon 6-13 2-2 14, NImphlus 0-2 24 Z Lever 27 2-2 8, Carr 410 38 13, Lamp 4 Los Angeles 2 2 .500 Sltertkooke 30 43 4 44 241 2 22 3 Buse 1-4 03 3 Townes 42 03 0. (8); Helse, Perry (3), Pate (6), Naza Jamie They hit it with Ron Francis, but then again the Frderick will play either shooting guard or 302 Ronsey 33 44 10, C.Thompson 14 22 4. San Francisco 1 1 .500 (7), Ennis (8), Parrish (9), Bayly (9) Allen, Darnell Coles and Dave Edter, and Whalers were after Bobby Carpenter, who is Seulliern Totab 4039 6142 113 Totals 37-89 27-39 101. Chicago 1 2 3X small forward for the Huskies. He is the first of RocheHer X 21 7 05 325 202 INDIANA (97) and Mosley, Matsko (8). W— May. L— outfielders Al Chambers and Glenn doing his skating now for the Washington K A N S A S C IT Y ( IX ) Atlanta 1 4 .200 Pate. HR— New York, Hobson. Walker. hopefully several recruits for UConn Coach Dom Hershey 33 31 4 70 260 264 EJohnson 1421 0 3 » , Nealy 22 03 4, Johnson 410 1-2 9, Kellogg 7-17 38 19, Cincinnati 0 0 .000 Capitals. defeating Providence Bln«4Kxnton 32 30 6 70 274 Williams 311 1-2 11, SIchtIng 27 1-2 7, Football Pemo... 203 Mwlweather 34 03 6, Drew 219 7-10 27, Houston 0 0 .000 Seattle Mariners ON OK XO — 27 1 New England — Signed kicker John Franics, to date, is a better pro than Carpenter. Now Haven 31 21 6 40 271 264 Williams 412 3413, S.Johnson 73 5-7 19, Knight 9-16 56 23, Schoene 314 37 15, New York 0 0 000 UConn showed some spunk in upsetting St. Cotltarlns 30 34 5 45 290 300 Carter 49 24 11, Branson 1-3 03 2, Arizona State OK K1 OK — 1 5 4 Smith to a series of one-year contracts. King 47 44 13 Woodson 6-9 1-2 13, Philadelphia 0 0 .000 Moore, Nunez (4), G. Nelson (7) and NY Jets — Named Mike‘Faulklner This merry-go-round is getting kind of silly. Syracuse at the Hartford Civic Center in the Big NEW YORK (U PI) - In the Big could have beaten a number of points, cut it to 53-51 with 6; 20 left Baltim ore 27 32 9 43 299 315 Denord (M) 03 0, L.Thompson 2-2 2-2 6 Duren 42 03 0, Byrnes 03 03 0. Totals St. Louis 0 0 .000 Springfield 27 34 4 40 239 267 3489 21-31 97. Mercodo, Wilson (6); Villanueva, Bene special assistant to coach Joe Walton. Pleau hired Kish to coach the Whalers and among East Conference finale for the Huskies. UConn East Conference, the meek do not teams the way we played tonight.” but the Pirates held on. With Totals 5285 22)9 IX. San Diego 0 0 .000 dict (7) and Wokamatsu. W— Nunez. L— Basketball WadUstdav't Rstallt Portland 25 20 22 34— 101 Pittsburgh 0 1 .000 the compliments extended was indicating the ■was to take on Villanova today at 3 o'clock in the inherit the earth. They get to play In today's other pairings, it's No. Providence forced to foul, the Adirondack 4, N ova Scotia 2 5«"«« 3127XX1I3 Indiana X 19 X 28 97 Villanueva. Washington — Signed forward Joe latter was the finest young upcoming coach. That K o m CUy X X 31 X I X American League Kopicki. Big East Tournament at Madison Square Garden Boston College. 8 St. John's vs. Pittsburgh and No. Friars scored their 11 points at the St. Cotlnrlntt 7, BoltlmoroS Three-point goal-E.Johnson. Fouled out— Williams. Total W L Pet. ended in a hurry. M oncton 5, H trth ov 3 foub— Soccer in New York City. The Huskier are not expected Seton Hall, losers of 15 of 16 12 Villanova vs. Connecticut in the line. Fouled Chicago 3 0 1.000 Team America — Named Gor AAolne 8, Frodtrlcfon 5 out— None. Total fouls— Dallas 23, Kan Portland 26, Indiana » . Rebounds— Milwaukee 2 01.000 Pleau, who had one stint behind the bench to emerge as conference champ, but they have league games this season, shook afternoon apd Syracuse vs. No. 14 Binghamton 8, RodMtter 5 Portland 51 (Thompson 18), Indiana 54 don Otis Thorpe, shadowed under sas California 1 0 1 000 Bradley as vice-president of player previously, took over in mid-stream this year and gained some respect. some life into its basketball T lia rtd a v 't Oom at (Johnson 13). Assists — Portland 20 Detroit 2 1 .667 Georgetbwn and Seton Hall vs. neath by Seton Hall’s zones, had 24 Nova Scotia at Binghamton City 33 Rebounds—Dallas 42 (Cummings (Thompson9), IndianaX (Wllllams6). A relations and community develop the results have not been a heckuva lot better. program Wednesday night, beat Boston College at night. 10), Kansas City X (S. Johnson 7). Assists Texas 2 1 .667 ment. Intensity and desire has taken UConn a long points and Sean Canty 15. Ron Frodonclon at SpHngntId — Dallas 21 (Dovb 7), Kansas City X — 3,036. Baltimore 3 2 .600 Football The last three are probably among the worst. way. Some additional talent could make things ing Providence 73-64 in the opener FrMov’t Oonitt College Seton Hall, with no player in its Jackson, the Friars' leading (Drew 11). Technical fouls— Dalloscooch New York 2 2 .500 Oklahoma City — Confirmed The Whalers have a lot of work to do before they of the Big East Conference Adirondack at Baltimore Motto, Kansos City coach Fitzsim Minnesota 1 1 ,500 quite interesting in 1983-84. starting lineup over 6-foot-6, re scorer, was sidelined with a M oncton at New Haven resigno- Championship. mons. Oakland 1 1 500 t l^ ofbasketball cooch LonnIeNIchols. ceived good production from its sprained ankle and did not play. Maine at Rochetter Sonics 112, Celtics 106 Toronto ) 1 .500 It was the first time in the four Fredericton at Sherbrooke Oklahoma State — Named Myron W. frontline: Andre McCloud had 22 "W e missed him but that’s no Seotlle 0 0 .000 USFL atandings Roderick athletic director. years of the tournament that the points, Marvin Morris 18 on 9-of-ll excuse," said Providence coach Nuggeta122.Jazz109 SE A T T L E (1)2) Boston 0 2 .000 Pirates have won a game. As a shooting and Tom Brown 14 points Shelton 213 24 9, Vranes 04 1-2 I, Cleveland 0 2 .000 Kell, Alston Joe MuUaney, ^hose club flnished SIkma 7-13 11-12 25, Thompson 012 45 20, Kansas City 0 2 .000 Allonllc DIvblon •••••••••••••••••••••a result, Seton Hall advances to and 9 rebounds. Ken Powell eighth in the Big East and closeo Mipla Lnfs 5, Blun 2 D E N V E R (122) Williams lO X 1011 30, Donaldson 09 1-5 Wednesday's Results W L T Pet. P F PA today’s next round, meeting 13th- finished with 10 points and 10 its season at 12-19. "They played English i5-X 22 X, Vondeweghe 12-24 17, Brown 2-5 44 8, Howes 04 03 0, Montreal 6, Los Angeles 3 Philadelphia 1 0 0 1.0K 13 7 ranked Boston College, the top assists. 22 X , Issel 1217 34 27, McKinney 0-3 03 Smith 1-4 00 2. Totals 39-88 3443 112 Chicago (AL) 7, Pittsburgh 5 Boston 0 1 0 .OK 17 21 Volleyball better than us." * St. L e a k 8 1 1— s 0, Dunn 47 34 11, Schoyes 0-3 24 3 BOSTON (106) Detroit 8, Boston 4 New Jersey 0 1 0 .OK 15 20 top of list seed in the tournament. The McCloud-Morris-Brown Seton Hall, which hiked its Torenle 283-4 Evans 412 03 16, (Jondrezick 24 03 4, Maxwell 310 14 11, Bird 11-24 23 27, Texas 5, Baltimore 4 Washington 0 I 0 .OK 7 28 "Our season has not been good combo carried the Pirates to a First period— 1, Toronto, Salming 6 Hanzilek 1-3 22 4. Totals 54951418IX. Parish 12-X 46 28, Alnge 311 02 10, Minnesota 9, Toronto 3 Central DIvblon Training record to 6-22, now awaits its shot IT errIon ), 3:43. 2, Toronto, F arrish 4 Atlanta 13, Kansos City 0 Chicago 1 0 0 1.0K 28 7 and there wasn^Hhuch these kids 38-32 lead at the half. During the U T A H (189) McHale 7-11 47 20, Buckner 1-7 03 2, at Boston College. (Salm ing, Anderson), 12:18. Drew 9 X 63 24, Kelley 47 44 13 Wedman 1-3 03 3 Henderson 06 03 0, San Francsico 4, Oaklond 2 Tampa Bay 1 0 0 1.0K 21 17 Women's playoff oefion Wednesday for Shrine could be prou4fof,” said Seton Hall opening 20 minutes, Seton Hall shot "You can beat Boston College if Eoton 13 1-2 3 Green 39 03 6, Griffith Robey 03 00 X, Carr 26 00 6. Totals Milwaukee 6, Chlcogo (NL) 3 Michigan 1 0 0 1.0K 9 7 nighf at llling saw Buffalo Water coach P.J. Carlesimo. "Our play Tor, 8:10; Brownschidle, StL, 17-25 03 34, Poauette 7-13 1-1 15, Wilkins 43101 14X. 106. California 8, Cleveland 4 Birmingham 0 1 0 .OK 7 9 Tavern upend Farr's9-15,15-10and 15-5 Camp 70 percent from the floor and took you can handle their pressure 11:01; W ilson, StL, 13:23; Turnbull, StL, ers played hard and defended well. 36 1-1 7, Eaves 39 22 8, Anderson 04 O Seoffle X X X 2 4 : - 1 1 2 New York (AL) 7, Jocksonville U. 1 Pacific DIvblon and Main Pub sweep past Great TAMPA, Fla. (UPI) — Two Providence out of its game. defense," Carlesimo said. "But X :X ; Valve, Tor, 16:X. 0 0, Naff 02 0 3 a Totals 47-103 1316 I X Boston M 31 X 21-IM Seoffle 2, Arizona State 1 Oakland 1 0 0 1.0K 24 0 Expectations, 15-3 ond 17-15. We were poised offensively and The Friars, who during the only four teams (in the league) Second period—3, St. Louis, Sutter 41 P«ny«r X 31 31 X—IX Three-point goals— Blrd2. Fouledout— Thursday’s (iames Los Angeles 1 0 0 I.OK X 15 veteran stars will be voted into (Fedsrfco, Reeds), 11 :X. Penalties— Denver 0 1 0 .OK 7 13 Expectations didn't turn the ball over. I think we season twice heat Seton Hall by 16 have done it so far.” Utrt X 31X20—IX none. Total fouls— Seattle 18, Boston ». St. Louis vs. Los Angeles at Vero Wednesday evening at 6:30 and BW T baseball's Hall of Fame today by Notes Frycer, Tor, 6:12; Bobych, StL, 11 :X; Three-point goals— None. Fouled Rebounds— Seattle 52 (Slkmo 11), Boston Beach, Fla., 1:X p.m. Arizona 0 1 0 .OK 0 24 opposes Main Pub al7 :X a l llling In the the shrine's Committee on Volve, Tor, 16:46. out— M (Bird 11). Assists— Seattle 20 (Brown Atlanta vs. Montreal at West Palm Sunday’s Results double elimination otnv Veterans. Third period—4, St. Louis, Turnbull 27 None. Totals foub— Denver 21, Utoh 17. 5), Boston it, (Bird 8). A — 15,320. Beach Fla., 1;Xp.m. Tampa Bay 21, Boston 17 (Federko, Pettersson), 1:48. 5, To Rebounds— Denver 55 (Dunn 12), Utah 47 Boston vs. Philadelphia at Clearwater, Chicago X, Washington 7 George Kell, former Detroit Coach stopped yelling ronto, ^ (Kelley 10). Assbts— Denver X (English, Fla., 1:X p.m. Phllodelphia 13, Denver 7 Tiger third baseman, and Walt FrvcerTO (unassisted), 9:16.6, Toronto, Dunn 8), Utah X (Green 14). Technical— Clndnnofi vs. Chicago (AL) at Los Angeles 20, New Jersey 15 Anderson X (Valve, Salming), 15:46. 7, None. A— 10,075. Sarasota, Fla., 1:X p.m. N.Y. (NL)(x) Oakland 24, Arizona 0 Alston, long-time manager of the Toronto, Salming 7 (Harris), 19:01. College hoop rosults vs. Detroit (AL) at Lakeland, Fla., 1:X Monday’s Result Bowling Brooklyn and Los Angeles Mets bolster catching Penalties— Valve, Tor, 0:45; Terrion, p.m. Michigan 9, Birmingham 7 . Dodgers, were considered the top Tor, Pittsburgh vs. Kansas City at Fort Saturday's Games m isconduct, 10:14; Rogom e, StL, 15:22; SpuralOB, Buna 105 Wednesday'sResulb Myers, Fla., 1:X p.m. Michigan at Tampa Bay, 8 p.m. candidates of a prime, list which Sly Williams on target Stewart, StL, 15:22; Dooust, Tor, 15:22; South Chicago at Arizona, 9 p.m. Houstonvs. Minnesota at Orlando, Fla., has been studied for the last month By United Press International drove in two as the St. Louis Dore, StL, molor-mlnor, 16:X; Ihnaoak, Go. Southern 68, Ark.-L. Rock 67 1:X p.m. Sunday, March 13 PHOENIX (MS) Home Engineers by the 18-man committee. regulars defeated a team of Tor, malor, 16:X; Higgins, Tor, 17:17. Midwest N.Y. (NL)(x) vs. Toronto at Dunedin, New Jersey at Philadelphia, 1 :Xp.m. The New York Mets, seeking to Shots on goal— St. Louis 8-11-13—32, Lucas 415 45 13 Nonce 9)5 4)1 X, Mlchlgon St 63, Northwestern 58 Fla., 1:X p.m. Boston at Denver, 3 p.m. Rosemarie Downham 178-477, Phyllis The committee will announce its reserves 8-7 in an iiftrasquad Toronto 7-8-10— 25. Adams 7-10 03 14, Dovls 9)7 00 19, Birmingham at Oakland, 4 p.m. bolster their catching corps, San Francisco vs. San Diego at Yuma, Heritage 189-497, Barbara Hlgley 187- selections at about noon EST. A game. Joaquin Andujar pitched Goalies— St. Louis, Heinz. To Johnson 25 2-2 6, ThIrdkIII 03 44 4, Tournomenb ArIz., 3 p.m. Mondoy, March 14 471, Dolores Kelly 196-178-5M, Jean as Knicks turn back Nets ronto, P lt t ^ 1-1 03 3 High 23 24 6, Kramer Big E « t candidate must be mentioned on 75 looked in every direction for an three innings for the winners and California vs. Chicago (NL) at Mesa, Washington at Los Angeles, 9 p.m. Kielick 189-472, Diane Cote 176-481, experienced player and decided to Palmateer. A— 16,382. 0-1 03 a Macy 39 1-1 13 White 03 2-2 3 Seton Hall 73, Providence 64 Ariz., 3 p.m. A^lyce McArdle 456, Marsha Danahy percent of the ballots to be elected. allowed only one run, a homer by Scott 41 24 3 T otals 3930 2 3 X 103 Atlantic 10 Cleveland vs. Oakland at Phoenix, disregard Horace Greeley's ad By Roberto Dios SA N A N T O N IO (108) The committee is empowered to rookie Andy Van Slyke. Lonnie The Nets ran off an 18-8 spurt and final period, to spur Milwaukee. West Vlrglna 83 Penn St. 72 Ariz., 3 p.m. vice and go East. UPI Sports Writer ^ k s 7-U 01 14, Mitchell 920 14 19, St. Bonaventure 77, Geo. Wash. 67 elect two players or one player and Smith, playing for the reserves, trailed 93-85 with 4:02 remaining, Marques Johnson had 25 points foV JMs6.S«brM0 Milwaukee vs. Seattle at Tempe, Ariz., The Far East, that is. Gilmore 7-i) 7-10 2), Moore 410 66 14, Temple 88, St. Joseph's W 3 p.m. Hec a manager, executive, umpire or also homered. Is the sometimes elusive Sly but Ernie Grunfeld, who had eight the Bucks while reserve Mike G w v in 6 3 1012 23 Jones 02 22 3 Rutgers 79, Massachusetts X Texas vs. Baltimore at Miami, 7 :X Wednesday, the Mets purchased John Fulgham, battling to re Williams finding personal fulfil Dunleavy 13 22 5, Sanders 38 1-2 7. East Coast p.m. BUI Zwick 183-156-144-483, Jim Jack- Negro League player. of his 14 points in the fourth Glenn had 18 for the Hawks. BollMe 88»-8 Totob 3982 2939 104 Radio & TV son 164-158-155-477, Art Johnson 181-437, veteran Yoshiharu Wakana from gain his starting role after recover lment with the New York Knicks WkMilgeu 1 4 1 6 American 77, Lehigh 59 Friday’s (Somes The two new Hall of Earners will quarter, led a 7-0 burst that sealed Spurs 108, Suns 105 PlManbc XXX32-105 Rider 60, Drexel 51 Philadelphia vs. Cincinnati at Tampa, Randy Copeland 139-139-138-4'6 Bob the Hanshin Tigers of Japan's this season? And, are the Knicks the triumph. First period— 1, Winnipeg, DeBlols X Smith 157-406, Ken Cromwell 1,17-381, be formally inducted in Cooper- ing from rotator cuff surger^, At San Antonio, Texas, Johnny (Lukowich), 19:30. Penalties— Son Antonio XXX 24—ix La Salle 103 Delaware 62 Fla., 1;X p.m. Central Major League. W^akana, allowed one run and two bits in two finding Williams, period? Three-point oools-Dovls, Macy, Bucknell 56, Hobtra 55 St. Louis vs. Pittsburgh at Bradenton, Norm Vltfner 152-375, Lou Mossollnl stown, N.Y., next July 31. Brooks New Jersey's Michael Ray Ri Moore, George Gervin and Artis m o ^ r . Doft* 371, Dick Roach 366, Tom Martin 28, is a five-time All-Star selection innings for the losers. "Y es,” said Williams, who had But, nsolor I6 :X ; AAonn, W in, m alor Midwestern City Flo., 1 :X p.m. TODAY Robinson and Juan Marichal, chardson played for the first time Gilmore hit key free throws to pa(£ Ixnry- Fooled out— Adams. Total touls— Detroit 78, Oral Roberts 77 Minnesota vs. Houston at Cocoa, Fla., 3 UConn vs. Villanova, WDRC 136-365, Roger Labrie 141-138-363, John in his league and was purchased on been known to go AWOL in the M:33. M alorca Sr. 362, Ken Osbonre 351, Wolf elected by 10-year members of the At Vero Beach, Fla., pitcher against his former team. San Antonio. After Phoenbc’ Wal ' Second pwlod—2, Winnipeg, Chrk- Ph^lx33, SporsX. Rebounds— Phoenix Evansville 72, Butler 63 1:X p.m. 7 College basketball; Syracuse vs. a conditional basis. He has a .263 Randy Lerch keyed a six-run past, to both questions. " I think M (Nonce, Adam s 10), Spurs 40 (Bonks Kansas City vs. Montreal at West Palm Georgetown, Channel 20 Moynes IX . Baseball Writers Association of "When we see the Knicks in the ter Davis brought the Suns hi II). Assists— Phoenix X (High 5), Spurs lifetime batting average in nine I ’m playing well. And I ’ve shown (Steen, Sm all), 5:24. 3, W innipeg, NAIA Playoffs Beach, Fla., 1:X p.m, 7 Track and Field: L.A. Times Meet America, also will be inducted on second inning with a two-run single playoffs. ifU be another story," within IDS- 103 with a 3-point ir« X (M o o re 14). T e c h n ic al-M o o re . A — Dbtrict 16 Los Angeles vs. Boston at Winter (taped), USA Cable years in Japanese major league up for every practice and every O e B lols 2) (W ilson, Lukow ich), 6:02. 4, 8,X). GOP Women that date. to lead Montreal to a 6-3 victory said Richardson, who scored 10 basket, Moore hit two foul ^ o ts Winnipeg, Amlel 8 (DeBlols, Sovord), Drury 69, Rockhurst 58 Haven, Fla., 1;X p.m. 7:X Whalers vs. Devils, Channel X, ball. game this year." District 18 Also considered prime candi over Los Angeles. The Expos points and bad a game-high l i with 24 seconds left to ice the 14:45.5, W InnIpM Maclean 25 (Hawer- New York (NL) vs. Chicago (AL) ot WTIC Helen Zalegowski 177-461, Harriet "Wakana is a fine defensive Undoubtedly, the New Jersey cnuk, Sovord), 17:38. Penalties— Point Pork 66, Geneva 58 Sarasota, Fla., 1:Xp.m. 7:X Bruins vs. Canadlens, Channel X Haslett 195-176-502, Sally (Heavisides dates are shortstops Glenn Wright, scored all their runs off loser Ricky rebounds. "This is just another victory. '4 District 21 Toronto vs. Detroit at Lakeland, Fla., Islanders vs. Penguins, catcher and he comes highly NeU are wishing {hat Williams FoUgno, Lakera119.Clippera1l4 182-484, Pris Whitney 205-525, Judy Dick Bartell, Marty Marion and Wright. Lerch’s single was fol L ” (loss) in the standings." KingiUO, DaUaslU ' 1 But, m alor, 1:04; Boechman, Win, malor, Chicago State 84, Quincy 71 1 :X p.m. Spragg X4-4B4, Sandy Sawyer 194-483, recommended,” said Tom Gor Dbtrict 22 San Francbco vs. Son Diego at Yuma, X in g : Fred Hutchings vs. Phil'Rizzuto, whose careers all fell lowed by RBI singles by Tim didn’t show up at the New Jersey New York’s Bill Cartwright and At Kansas City, Mo., Eddie 1:04; Howerchuk, W in, 14:30. Joyce Tyler 454, Robin Smith 459. man, the Me{^ vice president for ' Third perlod— AW InnIpw Christian 15 SAN DIEGO (1)4) Walsh 62, Rio Grande X Ariz., 3 p.m. ss; James Broad vs. Tony in the period between 1924 and Raines, Chris Speier and Andre Meadowlands Wednesday night. Bernard King each bad 12 points Johnson scored 29 pobits and Larry Dbtrict X California vs. San Diego at Mesa, 'N operations. Gorman said that (Small, Steen),3:l2.Penoltles-Plavtair, — Cummings 1424 11- 1958; third baseman Jimmy Dawson. The not-so-shy Sly scored 17 points, Buck Williams and Albert King Drew had 27 for Kansas City) But, 7:12; Patrick, But, 12:13. 12 3J, Chambers 416 22 14, Hollins 1019 W. Va. Wesleyan 86, Salem 65 Ariz., 3 p.m. Antiques Wanaka would have a spring all in the first half, to pace the New Milwaukee vs. Cleveland at Tucson, Dykes, outfielders Babe Herman At Winter Haven, Fla., German had 19 poinU each for New Jersey which has won four straight. Mark Shots on goal— Buffalo 8-5-11— 24, 24 23 Wood 414 1-2 17, Gross 24 03 4, e basketball: Seton Hall vs. Robin Moorhouse 125, Pat Dorsey training trial and a decision will be Winnipeg 12-199-39. Anderson 03 00 0, Hodges 01 03 0, N JCAA Inter-Reglonol Playoff Ariz., 3 p.m. BostonS College, Channel 20 Barranca, Howard Johnson and York Knicks to a 103-92 victory 126, Irene PIsch 141, Alice Richards and George Van Haltren, pitchers Aguirre had 37 poinU and Pat Goalies — Buffala, Souve. Winnipeg, Moore 03 (H) 0, Smith 14 03 2. Totals Allegheny CC 66, Spartanburg(SC) Oakland vs. Seattle at Tempe, Ariz., 3 10:X Skiing: Men's alpine, USA made whether to complete the over the division rival Nets. 4998 1421 114. p.m. 129-133-364, Sally Anderson 1X-133-369, Joe Wood and.Wes Ferrell, first Mike Laga belted home runs to Cummhigs 25 for Dallas. ' Hayward. A— 1L5X. (ibble Bev Anderson 137-348, VIv Bayer purchase or return him to his It was the first time in eight U » ANGELES (IX) Atlanta vs. Baltimore at Miami, Flo., 11:X UConn vs. Villanova (taped), basemen Charlie Grimm. Jake pace a 13-hit attack, and power Nuggets 122, Jazz 109 7 ;X p.m. 163-368, Kathy Williams 133-145-383, Japanese club. games thatthe Knicks hadbeatthe . R « n ^ 47 45 16, Wilkes 4)6 26 19, Big East Channel 20, U SA Cable Louise Webb 175-X6, Barbara Calla Daubert and Harry Stovey, Detroit to an 8-4 victory over NBA roundup At Salt Lake City, Alex EnglUb Ab^yobbqr 12)5 37 31, E.Johnson 25 Texas vs. New York (AL) at Ft. Wakana played in the United Nets. N^w'York last won at home Lauderdale, Fla., 7:Xp.m. han 128-129-375, Debbie Wilson 133-364. catcher Rick Ferrell, the late Boston. The triumph was the scored 32 polnU, Dan Issel bad 27. 34 A Nixon 7-15 23 16, Cooper 46 2210, Walter O'Malley and all-around States in 1975 with Lodi, the second in as m ^ y days for the on Nov. 10, 1981. Worthy 64 01 13 Jones 45 01 8, x-spllt-sauad and Kiki Vandewegbe added 28 in C Johnson 03 03 O Totab 50771 9 X 119. Seton Hall 73, Provldence64 Baltimore Orioles’ farm team in Tigers, 2-1, over the Red Sox, 0-2. "The point difference between Tee-Totaiers executive Frank Lane. powering Denver to iu nbitls P*— ? VXX29-114 Basabaii resuits the California League. us and the Nets is sm all," said New Calendar Jean Aldrich 471, joAnn Ricci 471, The committee surprised the In other games, Seattle sur straight victory. Utah’s Darrelt *"B9<98 , X X X 36-119 SE T O N H A L L (73) At Dunedin, Fla., third baseman At Bradenton, Fla., non- roster York coach Hubie Brown. "W e lost Soccer Three-point goals— None. Fouled Linda Haves 180, Mary McConvIlle baseball world by electing former prised Boston 112-106, Portland Griffith scored 34 pobits hi the first out— T. Brown 47 37 14, McCloud 915 46 Wednetdoy's Exhibition Baseball Ro- 182-503, Donna Miller 215-502, Jessie Gary Gaetti, coming off a rookie outfielder Dave Stegman keyed a four games to them this season, Commissioner A.B. (Happy) dropped Indiana 101-97, Washing three periods, but was shut down in' Cummbige. Total foub—SD X, LA 21. 23 Morris 911 41 18, Burton 25 1-2 5, su lb Williams 181-470, Maryann ZawilinskI season in which he belted 25 home three-run eighth-inning with an two by 2 points, one by 4 points and Rebounds— SD41 (Cummings 18), L A X Powell 25 39 10, Boyle 03 03 0, Sealey THURSDAY 180-198-528, Shirley Blue 180-465, Gayla Chandler and ex-third baseman ton defeated Chicago 110-92, Mil the fourth quarter. 23 03 4, Rogers 03 03 0, Dunne 03 03 Travis Jackson in 1982. runs and knocked in 84 runs in 102 RBI double to lead the Chicago the other by 9. It’s b ^ n close. litical mileage from the pope's visit, 'til 6:00 CONN. John Paul clearly won contests of will. Defense planners are concerned just mire’s blast by saying they “believe CARTER BREAKS ARAB BREAD In the Caribbean nation of Haiti, one nuclear device exploded about the assumptions are more than plausi . . . jog around Jerusalem “President-for-life” Jean-Ciaude Duvalier Italy probes Walesa plot 250-to-300 miles over Kansas could ble, they are solid and reasonable.” Wednesday called his country — the poorest generate enormous currents and vol Longmire was one of several top tages that would seriously damage experts who reviewed the study and in the hemisphere — "a nation of peace in ROME (UPI) — An Italian accused of Scricciolo was interrogated in his heavily an area of turmoil, a model of stability in a electrical equipment, power plants and were critical of its limitations. spying for Bulgaria has provided valuable guarded room at Rome's Gemelli,Hospital electronic communications circuitry world of disarray.” information about the Communist nation’s by Magistrates Ferdinando Imposimato Visit by Carter But John Paul rebuffed the official line, and Rosario Priore. nationwide. espionage in Italy and an alleged plot to kill The concern, in terms of nuclear saying Haiti was afflicted by "injustice, Polish Solidarity leader Lech Walesa, Along with prosecutor Ilario Martella, N.H. towns send excessive inequality, the degradation of the investigators say. the two are heading the investigation into power plants, is: an electromagnetic FROZEN & DAIRY quality of life, niisery, hunger, fearofmany pulse would severely disrupt the GROCERY SPECIALS Bulgarian spying activities as well as the triggers protest ARMOUR DINNER CLASSICS people. Investigators said Italian labor union attempt to kill Pope John Paul II in May reactor control room and prevent strong message "Something must change here,” he said, official Luigi Scricciolo, arrested 13 months 1981 in the Vatican’s St. Peter’s Square. operators from safely shutting down 11 oz. *1.79 virtually commanding Duvalier to clean up the plant. This could result in the, GEISHA LASA6NA or VEAL ago on spying charges, began giving the Martella has accused Bulgarian intelli CONCORD, N.H. (UPI) - Small ARMOUR DINNER CLASSICS the nation’s human-rights record and end information in a detailed confession gence agents of being behind the attack on reactor core overheating and melting' towns across New Hampshire are MANDARIN ORANGES 2/*l poverty. Wednesday. the pope. down, with radioactive gases escaping. sending a strong plea to President on West Bank SWEET LIFE SIRLOIN IIP or BEEF BURGUNDY 10 oz. *1.19 A Nuclear Regulatory Commission Reagan to take steps now to control CUT GREEN. CUT WAX. LOUISE’S 2 VARIETIES engineer warned in a 1979 memoran acid rain and sponsors of thh-move dum, obtained by United Press Inter ment have vowed that it’s only the By United Press International SAUERKRAUT. SLICEO BEETS 4/*l CHEESE RAVIOLI „„ *1.19 national, the government “must as beginning. OCEAN SPRAY SARA LEE Retirement age hike passes Hause sume, and this is not an unrealistic At annual town meetings held so far Former President Carter pleaded the cause of 10 oz. *1.29 assumption, the severity of the electro this week, at least 95 of the state’s 224 Palestinian rights and expressed regret at the lack of CRANAPPLE «..*1.79 POUND CAKE magnetic pulse effects will cause a progress in Middle East peace negotiations but his BIRDSEYE WASHINGTON (UPI) - Bolstered by overwhelm towns endorsed a petition calling for a CHICKEN OF SEA nuclear accident in each plant.” 50 percent reduction in sulfur emis visit to the Israeli-occupied West Bank triggered 7 0 . COOL WHIP 8 oz. 7 9 0 ing House approval of a Social Security financing bill The engineer, Demetrios Basdekas, protests by residents. WHITE TUNA in Water *1.09 that curbs pensions, raises taxes and raises the sions, which is believed to be linked to L. BROWN. D. BROWN A CONFECT. BIRDSEYE argued “the consequences of such a acid rain. About 100 other communities Carter was heading for the occupied Gaza Strip retirement age, the Senate now starts work on a scenario” could kill hundreds of 10 oz. 2 /* 1.00 similar measure. are scheduled to vote on the issue at today to talk with Rashad Shawwa, the deposed OOMINO SUGAR 1 lb. 59c GREEN BEANS thousands of people and subject town meetings this week. mayor of Gaza city. Later in the day he was to receive SUPERMAN BIRDSEYE The bill won bipartisan support on its 282-148 vote, millions of others to “latent cancer and an honorary doctorate from Tel Aviv University. but also encountered bipartisan opposition — from No towns have defeated the measure 1 S a z n . 3 9 PEAS 10 oz. 2 /* 1.00 genetic effects.” so far, according to an official count by An Israeli military spokesman said four Israelis, PEANUT BUTTER conservatives unhappy with tax hikes and liberals The NRC eventually ordered the HOOD FLAVORED angered at benefit curbs and the retirement age the sponsors, the Acid Rain Education including two women soldiers, were injured Wednes Sandia study, which concluded it is Project. day in West Bank violence triggered by the former MARSHMALLOW FLUFF 7WOZ. COHAGE CHEESE looz. 990 change. “unlikely an electromagnetic pulse U.S. leader’s visit. At least 10 Israeli vehicles were 2/^1. But another resolution — urging DOXEE N.E. COLOMBO The Senate Finance Committee arranged to vote on event will fail sufficient equipment so President Reagan to negotiate a damaged. provisions in its own bill today. The House vote to as to prevent safe shutdown” of the Carter pleaded for Palestinian rights Wednesday at CLAM CHOWOER , 15 az. FRUIT YOGURT 10 oz. 6 5 0 bilateral freeze on nuclear weapons 79c FLEISCHMANN’S increase the retirement age erased the biggest more than 80 U.S. commercial with the Soviet Union — got a mixed a reception at Bethlehem town hall hosted by Mayor JIFFY 1 . possible difference between the two bills, since the reactors. Elias Freij. He made similar remarks in Egypt on the reception in 43 communities where it CORN MUFFIN MIX 8Woz. 5 / ^ X b s o n MARGARINE 9 9 0 Senate is expected to follow suit. A spokesman said Basdekas, who has publicly critic was on the town meeting agenda. first leg of his 18-day Middle East swing. FAMILY VALUE President Reagan also supports having American&< ized the NRC in the past, was not “Peace through the deprivation of human rights is CAIN’S Freeze opponents appeared to hold 64 oz. 4^. work longer. available for comment. But in a formal the edge in town meeting votes tallied not enough,” he said. “There must be peace with 24 oz. ORANGE JUICE 9 9 0 critique of the repOrt, he argued some justice for all.” KOSHER SPEARS S9C In the Senate, the problems may be of a different through Wednesday with at least nine ^ _____ of its basic conclusions “are hot communities opposing it. Recalling he was the first U.S. president to-call for a ( sort. Senate Finance Chairman Robert Dole, R-Kan., Palestinian homeland. Carter lamented the lack of is determined to push the bill through intact, but there progress in Middle East peace negotiations since he f is a move afoot to amend it by repealing inierest WeiNY mediated the Camp David accords in 1978. withholding provisions of last year’s tag act. “We had high aspirations, then, at least for a while, llllllllllliu llllllllltlll \ After Wednesday’s House vote, Speaker Thomas PUBLIC AUCTION ORDERED BY ONE OF THE MAJOR U.S. BANKS that those principles would be honored,” he said. | ------—, O’Neill, who called the bill “landmark legislation” The accords led to the-1979 Egyptian-Israeli peace — ------I ■ r ------1 ■ ------— 1 M l with coupon 1 $7.50 purchaaa HIGH QUALITY KNOTTED - wNh coupon $7.50 purchaaa With coupon 1 $7.50 purchaaa commended members for a good job even though he treaty and were followed by the now-stalemated talks wHh coupon • »7M purchoH Limit 1 Coupon par cualomar Limit 1 coupon par euatomar opposed raising the retirement age. 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