BUSINESS Shultz Vows Best Effort for New Talks

20 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Jan. 5, 1985 NEW ENGLAND U.S./WORLD SPORTS WEATHER Newport, R.I., faces U.S. missiles strain Blake, Blood pace Snow ends tonight; BUSINESS new media onslaught ties with Germany MHS ice victory cloudy on Tuesday ... page 13 ... page 2 Overnight Professor sees ... page 9 ... page 151 millionaire good bargains days over for borrowers By Steven W. Svre United Press International By Susan Vaughn iEanrkatfr * .<.it _ _ * Monday, Jan. Ib 7, 1985 — Single copy: 259 BOSTON - ^ $ n the earliest years Herald Reparter Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm of the personal computer, selling software to make the new machine There are some good bargains do something productive held out right now on mortgages, finance real chances of quick millions for professor Lewis Mandell of the people with a marketable idea and University of Connecticut told the the right help. Manchester Board of Realtors There’s still plenty of money to Shultz vows » ■ . : ■) be made in the market , but the kind Friday. of help needed to make it really big Mandell said, " I f anyone is now usually involves people with dumb enough to be lending money marketing savvy and very deep at a fixed rate — grab it,’’’ as he pockets. . predicted that conventional mort­ best effort " f thiqk the days of the overnight gage rates will not be going down. ■ millionaire are over." said Camilo Variable mortgage rates, how­ Wilson, president of Lifetree Soft­ ever, may drop some, he said. ware. “ It takes a lot more Herald photo by Tarquinlo "Many lenders are letting mo­ \ resources, a lot of money and meeting Friday were (from 1^ ) Robert seasoned people.” Jeffrey Keith (second from right) ney go too easily," especially on Murdock, secretary-treasurer, Franks for new talks The business, widely considered accepts the gavel as new president of the local level. Mandell said. He to be on its way to a fallout, has put the Manchester Board of Realtors from J.T. Strano, first vice president and recommended various categories literally hundreds of word process­ of mortgages for different types of said he had "no illusions" the task outgoing president Edmund Jr Gorman. Michael W. Crockett, second -vice By John A. Callcott ing software products On the president. home buyers. United Press International would be easy. market. Spreadsheet programs Other officers installed at a luncheon For first-time home buyers, he., LEWIS MANDELL While the chief U.S. aim is to and intergrated business software suggested variable rate mort­ . . . grab the money GENEVA, Switzerland — Secre­ resume talks on reducing strategic 5 packages that can cost $500 or tary of State George Shiiltz and long-range weapons and medium- 7 gages. For people with children more are plentiful as well. previously estimated, he said. It is going to co^ege, he recommended Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei range missiles, Gromyko on his “ There hasn't been the breadth expected to hit $225 billipn in fiscal Gromyko met for 3'A hours today Realtors install Keith equity-based mortgages. arrival repeated Soviet demands of success a lot of people had hoped year 1986, which begins Oct. 1. in the first session of negotiations the talks must cover both offensive He said it would be a good year for. The stakes are much higher The Manchester Board of Realtors and the State directors are Anthony J. Wasilefsky, This surge in the deficit is to set up new arms control talks. nuclear arms and space weapons. now than they used to be." said for pre-retirement age people to Manchester Multiple Listing Service Corp. in­ Edmund J. Gorman and Susan H. Chaloux. attributed to a slowdown in eco­ “ There was no joviality but there Moscow is demanding a ban on Janice Antonellio of International sell their homes because the stalled G. Jeffrey Keith as president at a luncheon nomic growth and slow tax collec­ also was no tension." said ob­ the Reagan administration’s Stra­ Data Corp.. a market research long-term interest rates are likely servers, who described the first meeting Friday at the Manchester Country Club. Committee chairmen installed were: Norma tions. Mandell said. tegic Defense Initiative, or "Star firm in Framingham. Mass. Tedford, membership: Strano, education: Lom­ to go up next year. session as "very businesslike." Wars" space-bqsed anti-missile One of the reasons the stakes are Several other officers are directors also were “ The big question on the deficit bardo, grievance; Reale, professional standards; Retired people should invest in Shultz drove immediately to the system, but President Reagan has much higher is because some installed. is the willingness of the adminis­ Blanchard, equal opportunity in housing; Nicholas long-term bonds or certificates of U.S. diplomatic mission up the rejected in advance the Soviet call companies are pumping a lot of The other new officerJ are Frank J.T. Strano, tration to compromise on defense LaPenta, Multiple Listing Service: Joyce Epstein, deposit, he said. road from the Soviet mission for a moratorium on space money into marketing and heavier first vice president: M ^ a e l W. Crockett, second spending," Mandell said. If the communications; Herman Frechette, Realtor' Mandell suggested that a good where the first meeting took place, weapons. advertising aimed at a broader vice president and Robert D. Murdock, secretary- administration remains adamant, presumably to report to President political action: Crockett, political affairs; Nancy base for predicting interest rates is Two meetings between Gromyko base. Some successful marketing treasurer. ) Reagan on the morning session. von Hollen, convention: Keith, house; Murdock, he said, "1986 could look very and Shultz are scheduled today. efforts spawned others, but the New directors are Robert F. Blanchard, Daniel the Treasury instrument listing in Shultz told reporters during his personnel and finance: Crockett, legislative: and scary.” The session at the Soviet diplo­ risk has made some companies F. Reale, Gerald P. Rothman. Norma P. Tedford, the daily newspaper. flight from Washington to Geneva Rosemary Jackson, Christmas party. Economists use two types of matic mission was to be followed more cautious too. Antonellio said. Robert I. Wolverlon and Jo.seph S. Lombardo. Sunday that he would be reporting variables to make their predic­ by another meeting at the U.S. "People began to jump in with As far as the overall economic directly to the president. mission on the Avenue de la Paix. me-too products and me-too picture for 1985, Mandell predicted tions, Mandell explained. The The first of three scheduled budgets and me-too approaches to D’Addarlo buys building a 'Yelatively blah year.” H esaida internal variables are logically sessions took place at a rectangu­ ANOTHER SESSION WAS SET the introduction of prodocts." she Business couple of months ago “ it was correct and based on large-scale lar polished wood table in the BRIDGEPORT — Entrepreneqr F. Francis for Tuesday and provisions were said. looking pretty bad,'' but he said the computer models. dining room of the Soviet mission D'Addurio has purchased the largest building in made for a fourth meeting if Lotus Development Corp. in The policy variables are outside to the U.N. European headquar­ In Brief the Bridgeport Brass complex from the Knights situation has turned around to a necessary. Cambridge. Mass., was perhaps UPI photo ters in Geneva. The two sides first of Columbus for $1.25 million. more even keel. the model and due to things which Gromyko called for interrelated J the most prominent example that met in an anteroom under a large J "The biggest single question cannot be anticipated. “ The major Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko (left) and U.S. at the.Soviet Mission to the U.N. in Geneva, Switzerland, negotiations both to ban weapons spending big money on marketing Petrone joins law firm The quarter-mile-long building' on North ' picture of Soviet President Kon­ affecting the entire economic policy variable right now, of prior to today's opening session of arms talks. in space and to achieve “ radical can pay off overwhelmingly. Washington Avenue houses a huge Schloemann Secretary of State George Shultz exchange pleasantries stantin Chernenko. Lotus, a flashy marketer from Attorney Peter J. Petrone of Manchester has extrusion press, the largest machine of its kind in picture for 1985-86 is the (federal) course, is the political variable — reductions" of nuclear arms. been named a partner in the East Hartford law nobody k n ^ s what's going to "The Soviet Union.” said Gro­ the start, went into business in 1982 the United States. deficit," Mandell said. The deficit THE SECOND SESSION was firm of Serignese. myko, "is in favor of working out with $5 million in venture capital. is growing more rapidly than happen." scheduled for this afternoon at the Soranno and Col­ An Oklahonra company plans to start a factory basic guidelines to orient the Its first product, a superior busi­ U.S. mission with Shultz hosting a ness software package called 1-2-3. lins. The firm will in part of the building this spring to manufacture Court to hear interstate banking case negotiations'toward reaching mut­ reception later for Gromyko and came out in January 1983 and the now be known us parts on the press. ually acceptable accords which Serignese. Soranno. the other Soviet delegates. A third would prevent an arms race in company sold $53 million worth by D’Addurio said Thursday that another firmhus Senior executives Bv Elizabeth Olson loophole in federal law that allows panies only if they are located in mergers, noting "Congress can and final meeting is set for A Collins and Petrone. outer space and, at the same time, the end of the year. A United Press International them to establish banking subsi­ authorize states to enact statutes Petrone is a shown interest in the rest of the building, other New England states — Tuesday morning at the Soviet Lotus made $14.3 million in diaries elsewhere under certain which may interfere with inter­ ensure advancement along the magna cum laude including a possible purchase option. Connecticut, Maine, Rhode Island. mission. profits last year, plus another $40 WASHINGTON — The Supreme restricted conditions. state commerce." path of radical reductions of graudate of the Uni­ Vermont or New Hampshire. Con­ With Shultz were special adviser million from its first public stock National Distillers and Chemical Corp. closed hinder promotions Court today agreed to decide At the same time, large banks The 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of nuclear arms and, in the long run, necticut and Rhode Island passed and veteran arms negotiator Paul sale. The company had a thick versity of Hartford the antiquated and unprofitable Bridgeport Brass the complete elimination of nu­ whether states may erect barriers claim that allowing state legisla­ similar laws. Appeals concluded that Massachu­ Nitze, National Security adviser billfold when its second product and a 1981 graduate clear weapons." complex in 1980, idling more than 600 workers. to block out of state companies tures to erect barriers to more Citicorp, Northeast Bancorp, a setts and C o ^ c tic u t statutes Robert McFarlane, U S. Ambassa­ was ready this year and it went to of St. Mary's Uni­ D'Addario began purchasing the old factory^ in from acquiring additional banks. distant operations — typically Connectictut bank holding com­ "appear to be designed to foster dor to Moscow Arthur Hartman town promoting the new package versity School of the summer of 1983. of young workers This term, the justices will hear conducted by the big money center banking and related activities in Law, Sun Antonio. pany, and its subsidiary. Union and Jack Matlock, a Soviet expert called Symphony. an appeal from a ruling that banks — will lead to the Balkaniza­ Trust Co,, claimed the statutes those states and in neighboring Texas. He is a The Knights of Columbus, based in New Haven, with the National Security Council. N N FORT WORTH, Texas (UPI) — people are working into their 70s. several bank holding companies, tion of America into separate New England states.” were designed to freeze them out of “ The fact that they were so member of the Con­ bought the building in the early 1950s and leased it The interpreter was Dmitri Young managers increasingly "The question of the future is including New York’s Citicorp, say banking regions. This already has the nearby New England banking “ Massachusetts and Connecti- necticut Bar Associ­ buck to the brass company. Arensburger. Zaccaro successful so quickly has helped may find their corporate advance­ how do you then move the younger will lead to the “ partition of the happened in the Southeast and in £ul^may be concerned that their ation, the CBA business and interfered with inter­ With Gromyko were arms nego­ them keep up the pace of their ment hindered by senior execu­ person ahead in the firm as the country into regional banking New England, where the challenge banks could be dominated by large Young Lawyers state commerce. tiator Viktor Karpov, first deputy advertising." Antonellio said. "L o ­ tives taking advantage of the work force begins to age? How do confederations.” originated. bank holding companies located in Section and the When the Federal Reserve foreign minister Georgy Kor- tus really set the rhythm for current move away from manda­ you retire people to make room for The question has become more At issue are state laws restrict­ New York or Chicago if such American Bar Investment report Board approved the merger of -nienko, the deputy chief of the indicted making it big in that particular tory retirement at age 65. the younger people? How do you crucial in recent months as many ing control of banks. In 1982, three sets of Massachusetts and holding companies were allowed to industry. Association. Investment prices, courtesy of Advest Inc., are foreign ministry North American allow younger people to come into large banks, moving to establish Massachusetts passed a law allow­ Conifecticut bank holding compan­ acquire their banks." section, Alexander Obukhov, and NEW YORK (U P I) - John "Anyone coming up with a Before joining the Peter J. Petrone as of 3 p.m. Friday. Companies in the future may one end of the organization when themselves in distant states, have ing acquisition of that state's Apjx;aling the ruling to the East Hartford firm, ies, the case went to court. .A Soviet Ambassador tb Washington Zaccaro, the husband of former similar product, unless they were need to provide additional incen­ not enough senior people are rushed to take advantage of a banks by out-of-state holding com­ Supreme Court. Citicorp and Nor­ Petrone clerked in the Superior Court and was federal appeals court upheld the Anatoly Dobrynin. The interpreter Democratic vice presidential can- very well targeted, would have had Price Change tives to retain younger executives, getting out through the other theast Bancorp argued that the involved with the development of municipal V was Y>ktor Sukhodrev, a veteran , didate Geraldine Ferraro, was to mount as vociferous a campaign Friday This Week while at the same time encourag­ end?” "New England Compact" allowed'' to even be heard.” she said. comprehensive plans and labor relations. ing senior employees to put their Authority agrees with petitions fluent in American and British indicted today on fraud charges Ray predicted future demand for banks within certain favored idioms and regional accents. Lotus took the unpreceded step Advest Inc. V / t up % experience to the' maximum be­ involving a $15.5 million loan in a executives will be especially states to offer full banking services Shultz and his delegation drove real estate deal. of buying a big chunk of television FCB declares dividend Acmat 6% nc nefit of the firm, says Paul R. Ray, strong in biotechnology, financial on a more competitive footing. network time earlier this year to Aetna 36'/« up % Jr., president of the executive to the mission in a heavily guarded HARTFORD — First Connecticut Bancorp Inc. services, and highly automated They argued that if the court Zaccaro,. 51, was charged with advertise Symphony. Now the CBT Corp. 35>/i up % search firm bearing his name. limousine convoy from the Hotel announced a regular quarterly dividend of 30 and streamlined manufacturing upholds the "N ew England inter­ Harold Farrell, 63, of Queens, with company has settled into print ads Colonial Bancorp 29>/t up % Ray, whose company is in the top Purnell shift wins support Intercontinental. cents per share payable Jan. 25 to shareholders of industries. state banking zone.” it threatens to fraudulently obtaining finances for to promote the product. Finast 13% up % ten in its industry, said the end of A . small pool of reporters, record Jan. 14. "Health-related fields will be an exit onto Main Street because traffic scheme. ’ turn the nation into regional John G. DeLorenzo, a Manhattan The importance of marketing at First Conn. Bancorp 32% nc the baby boom on the one hand and The Manchester Parking Au­ photographers and television ca­ FCB is the parent holding company of United very strong and they will get highly the visibility between buildings Walter Fuss of Fuss and O'Neill, banking fiefdoms. Already Geor­ real estate investor for the pur­ Lotus was clear this year when the First Hartford Corp. ■A nc prolonged life expectancy on the thority decided this morning to meramen were allowed inside the Bank (Hartford), New Britain National Bank, the complex and technical. In the past, abutting the narrow street is poor. the consulting engineer for the gia, Florida, North Carolina and chase of five Queens apartment company shuffled its top ranks. Hartford National 26‘A nc other have tended to shift the back proposals put forth in peti­ high-(pnced Soviet compound to Simsbury Bunk and Trust Co., Independent Bunk you seldom found hospitals adver­ George Marlow, the merchant project, said that if the Purnell South Carolina have formed a new buildings. Founder Mitchell Kapor became Hartford Steam Boiler 58% nc emphasis more in favor of the tions seeking changes in the Main record Gromyko welcoming Shultz and Trtist Co. (Willimantic) and Pioneer Credit tising for administrators and man­ who started the petition which Place entrance at Main Street Southeast banking region. Utah with a handshake and the delega­ chairman and turned over the Ingersoll Rand 44% dn % middle aged than the younger Street reconstruction plan, includ­ The indictment charged Zaccaro Corp. agers. That has changed. Hospital proposes keeping Purnell Place were kept as it is, some angle and Kentucky have already passed tions taking their seats at the table. president's job to Jim Manzi. J.C. Penney 45% dn 1% group in several corporations. ing one to keep the east entrance- and Farrell inflated the value of administrators today can expect one-way east,' said the rationale parking spaces on Main Street regionally restrictive banking sta­ formerly vice president of market­ Lydall Inc. 12 nc "In the past, the baby boom way to the Purnell parking lot a the apartment buildings to a New salaries in the range of $60,000 to was that it functions well as it is, would have to be removed to tutes. ing and sales. Prague moves offices Sage Allen 17% nc brought a flood of people into entry one-way street. ON SUNDAY, SHULTZ vowed to Jersey mortgage broker and al-. $ 1 00 , 0 0 0 . facilitating movement into the lot. provide a safer turn-in to Purnell States with key financial centers do his best to revive the stalled Hank Cardello. who had beert the SNET 36% up % level management and that kept a A public hearing on the Main tered the appraisal that was sent to The Farley Co. has announced that Prague "The future executive or Most Main Street merchants Place. — New York. Illinois, Texas and arms control negotiations with the marketing director at Coca-Cola, Travelers 37% nc lot of people from moving ahead,” Street plan will be held Wednesday Prudential-Bache Securities. Shoes Inc. has moved its corporate offices from manger will need to have a strong at 7:30 p.m. in the Lincoln Center interviewed recently were opposed A left-turn signal is also pro­ California — would be excluded Soviet Union during the talks, but now handles that job at Lotus. Tyco Laboratories 33% . dn % said Ray. "The same thing is Zaccaro also overstated his net Willimantic to 200 Pitkin St.. East Hartford. technical background. It will be » hearing room. Several petitions by to the reversal of the one-way posed for the intersection onto under these schemes, the banks United Technologies 35% dn % occurring now but for a different worth by more than $17 million, the • "W e try to make sure the William Mulvaney of the Farley Co. handled very much like, the computer downtown merchants will be pres­ direction on Purnell Place for the Park Street which will require a maintained. New York gold $303.15 dn $5.15 reason. More and more companies indictment said. product concept is married to the the transaction. industry of the past. Obviously ented to state and town authorities same reasons. special left-turn lane. Fuss said. Such compacts interfere with the are moving away from the manda­ end user's need." Cardello said. there are not enough trained The idea behind the proposed In a related matter, members of federal government's traditional . In 1983, Zaccaro and two asso­ tory 65 retirement age and more in charge of the plan. Inside Today "It's not just a marketing oriented people in the health field and Parking Authority members, change in direction included in the the Parking Authority said they control over interstate banking, ciates applied to Prudential-Bache company. I see some companies demand for them will soar." who met this morning, said it is $4 million Main Street recontruc- will be present for the' hearing the banks argued. for $15.5 million in financing to In manufacturing, Ray said, going directionally that way. but I A good Investment more feasible to use Purnell Place tion plan is that there are two other tonight on the proposed acquisition In response, the Federal Re­ 20 pages, 2 sections purchase the five Queens apart­ don't know if every company future factories and plants will be as an entranceway to parking off roads which provide access to the of a portion of the Purnell Place serve System argued against re­ ment buildings that actually cost does.” small, automated and there will be Main Street. Purnell parking lot through the parking lot. The proposal before view, although its lawyers noted Advice—^ .12 ObituarlM. $11.9 million. The New York Tinfies fewer employees. Member A1 Coelho said: “ What new access road, said state De­ the Board of Directors is to acquire that the lower court decision ButinMB . . 20 O pinion. reported. “ Here too, the executive Will C lM B ltied-..^ 16-10 Poopletalk. Television, particularly network Manual tells how to open a bank we want is people to use the partment of Transporation engi­ the property for $113,948 from the "might well lead to a significant Com ici , . 6 Spnrta The indictment was announced advertising, isn't for everyone. need to be much more skilled in parking lot." neer Robert Rawkowski. Connecticut Bank and Trust Co., restructuring of the banking indus­ Enttrtalnmant_ 12 Talavltlon . by the Manhattan district attor­ 5 Finding the right medium comes understanding how to use the Coelho said that there would be Rawkowski said the change trustee of the estate .of W. George try as other states follow the lead Lottery 2 Weather__ 7 examiner and bank regulator with done so before," he said. “ The office box number for the share­ ney's office in a news conference down to a decision about who is DALLAS (UPI) - At $3,500 a sophisticated equipment. Schools problems using Purnell Place as would provide a "m ore efficient Glenney. set by the New England states.” majority are businessmen and holder. Many applicants do not today. going to buy the software. Cardello copy the 197-page qianual is a the U.S. Treasury Department’s that offer business administration \ bankers who have never really know this. said. bargain, its authors say, bepause Comptroller of the Currency. She degrees may have to change their owning one can save the buyer resigned last year to care for her started a new bank and they can "The routing number is not curriculum to provide technical Neiv adventure for GOP make very costly mistakes." " I think it really comes down to from pitfalls costing tens of infant son and to become an issued by the Federal Reserve background to the student. A Munson and Sartain said despite who the end user is. When you deal thousands of dollars or lost man independent consultant. In her System, but by Rand-McNally, a student with a bachelor’s degree in with a purely corporate environ­ hours. career, she said, she handled more deregulation, increased competi­ private firm in Chicago. It takes engineering or science will have an ment. you look itt print more. If you Dallas banking experts Marcia than 300 bank applications. tion and unit banking laws, operat­ about a mpnth to get this number advantage. look at the end user more as an Munson and John B. Sartain have Sartain, 41, holds a master’s ing a bank still is one of the best and if you don’t know where or how' Parties, politics to mark Legislature’s opening day - "In financial services, interstate investments, where the long-term individual. TV might make a lot written a book-length manual on degree in economics from South­ to get it, you can lose valuable time banking will soon be a reality. I see returns can be as high as 60 more sense.” he said. how to start a bank. ern Methodist University, and has and money." the possibility of some 20 or 30 very By Mark A. Dupuis legislators probably will spend fare before the constitutionally to a joint session ol the House and The House and Senate have little court," a GOP spokesman said. percent. The dry, cold information in been a banking consultant in large banks controlling much of United Press International more of their time Wednesday at mandated adjournment date of Senate. actual business to take up on Democrats are likely to oppose Selling the buyer isn't necessar- > Sartain said in 1983, 269 bank The manual includes a detailed “ Organizing and Opening a New Dallas since 1970 during which the financial activities through parties than politics. June 5. " I t ’s going to be an upbeat opening day aside from adopting the committee, but Republicans as ily the only step to marketing an charters were approved in the master chart outlining the step-byt' Bank” deals with every mind- time he helped charter over 150 large acquisitions and consolida­ HARTFORD — The Connecticut The 151 members of the House Republicans will work to show speech," O'Neill said. " I think the rules and other housekeeping the new majority party will have expensive, complicated software United States — 150 of them in step process for completing the boggling regulation for starting a banks. tions. Those trained in these areas Legislature opens its 1985 session and 36 members of the Senate will why they should be kept as the state of Connecticut is in excellent measures, though one item in the the votes to create it. The GOP package. Selling the retailer is also Texas. formalities which take up to 18 bank. It even tells how to install the “ It was Marcia's idea initially to will be in demand. There will be this week with Republicans taking be sworn in at 10 a.m. in their majority in 1986 while O’Neill will shape: it has never been in better House could prompt a long debate. controls the House 85-66, with important because many, custo­ Munson said on average 20 months before the bank can open vault, how to secure the "routing write such a book from her fewer regional banks. The very control of the House and Senate for respective chambers — an hour be trying to show why he should be condition than it is presently.” House Republicans plan to es­ Hi'rtley included, and has a 24-15 mers walk into a store befuddled percent'of all. applications for its doors for business. number" that appears below the experience as a regulator,” Sar­ small banks will survive and they the first time in a decade. after an all-day reception begins in re-elected in 1986 and given a " I ’ll be talking aboutthat and I'll tablish a "contested elections edge in the Senate. and looking for help. chartering a bank are rejected by serial number on the bank check tain said. The two estimike at least The authors said it costs about will be mostly catering to the Thanks in good part to President one legislative leader's office. Democratic majority. be talking about the vision that I committee" to investigate the For many lawmakers, opening the regulators because of incom­ "That might be the most impor­ needed for clearing checks and 200 different groups, in the process $35,000 intially to get the approval individual's needs. The large ones Reagan’s landslide, the Legisla­ Many of the festive events of the "We’re off together on a new see in the future for the state of close contest in Waterbury’s 73rd day will mark their first legislative plete information, inability to tant piece of marketing you do." other purposes. . of opening banks, will buy the from the Comptroller of Currency. will move away from these ture will open the session with both day are being planned by Rep. Mae adventure for Republican majori- , Connecticut, certainly during the Assembly District, where Demo­ session, thirty-seven House satisfy fiduciary responsibilities, said Chris Christensen of the The authors, one a former manual; they’ve already sold four. Then it costs about $200,000 to services.” houses controlled by one party and Schmidle, R-Newtown, who has ties and for this governor who finds ' next two-year period and hopefully crat Joan V. Hartley edged Repub­ members and a dozen senators are incompetent management, insuffi­ Yankee Group, a market research federal banking regulator and the Sartain said the average capital­ satisfy other regulations. Ray said his advice to those a governor from the other, which scheduled at least nine bands or himself in the minority at the thereafter,” he added. lican Gloria Bogen by two votes. newly elected and will likely spend cient funding and poor location. company in Boston. other a banking consultant, have ization for a medium-sized bank is preparing to go to college is to should lassure a good number of other school groups to perform on present tim e," said O'Neill, who O'Neill will be sharing the A Superior Court judge declined much of their time initially learn­ pooled their experience and exper­ about $3 -million. On that scale, "There are so many nitpicking "The rules are complicated but acquire a basic bachelor’s training political battles. the opening day of the session. will meet with legislative lead’brs spotlight this year us Republicans to get involved in a GOP challenge ing how the Legislature works. "With so many products out tise to produce the book. spending $3,500 for a “ hands-on, things in the regulations," Munson they are needed because banking in a technical or financial field, But don't expect to see much The parties and music will give a of both parties Tuesday. renew a pcactice4hcy launched in to a final vote count, leaving the It will cost taxpayers $14 million there and such a clutter in the Munson, 35, a graduate of the how-to guide” is insignificant, he said. "F o r example, the law is not like other businesses, it is a then get on-the-job training for one squabbling between the GOP and light start to a legislative session The governor will take center the 1973 session, when they last 'matter to the House. “ Since the to operate the legislative branch of marketplace, users tend to get Southwestern School of Banking at said. specifically says the list of share­ matter of public trust and your or two years to determine one's Democratic Gov. William A. that is certain to have late nights at stage for a time Wednesday to began a two- year stint in control of court said we are the court then I government in the current fiscal very confused and they look to Dallas SoutherniMethodist Univer­ “ Most people who are involved holders ' must have street ad­ money and my money are in­ interest before proceeding to grad­ O'Neill on opening day — most work and plenty of political war­ deliver his State of the State speech the two houses. guess we are going to be the year. retailers for guidance." he said. sity, worked for 11 y e tH ^ s a trust in opening a new bank have never dresses and it will not accept a post volved,” Sartain said. uate school. :'-v>. >-''v,h ktV'V'! «>vs.-t'i: 4. '.i

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Six of them had suffered the prove, said Straus, head of the their patients, indicating those 6,339 third-prize winners representing a specific, unnamed medical virology section for the patients were actively fighting syndrome that previously defied symptoms for 10 years or more. with each ticket worth $50, Both studies were reported in the National Institute of Allergy and infection, said Jones, Ste/r Hou$0 lottery officials said diagnosis, said Dr. James F. Infectious Diseases. "The degree of symptoms may January issueof Annals of Internal Blair House, the president’s Jones. The virus is difficult to grow in be different, but how they feel and Saturday. Medicine, released Sunday. guest house, fronts on Pennsylva­ Jones, an immunologist at Na­ the laboratory and, unlike other the consequences of the illness are v.f' “ I think the findings suggest that nia Avenue northwest of the White The Lotto numbers drawn tional Jewish Hospital and Re­ viruses, is often found in saliva and comparable," said Jones, the clinical syndrome is real," Dr. House grounds. Supervised by the F riday w ere 2, 10, 21, 25, 33, search Center in Denver, said that fluids of healthy as well as sick The researchers do not know reactivation of Epstein-Barr virus, James C. Niederman, professor of Department of State, it is the people. why the virus causes fatigue. At 36. epidemiology and medicine at otficiai residence of the heads of a herpes virus that causes two Consequently, the presence and first they thought the virus threw ««' types of cancer as well as mononu­ Vale University School of Medi­ state who visit Wjishington. cine, said in a telephone interview.. activity of the virus must be the immune system off balance John Douggla, Man­ Kathleen Callahan, cleosis, may be responsible for Inka Wrubleski, Staf­ Ray Hanna, Manches­ Shirley Szkira, Man­ ' Marilyn Neumayer, Glenn Parker, Hart­ Kelly Szkirka, Man­ chester: ’The Dukes of chester: "Mr. Rogers East Hartford: ’’.Hotel chester: " I don’t watch ford Springs: ter: "The Bob Newhart Manchester:- “ The Dukes ford: "The Bob Newhart Hazard. They juSt keep Neighborhood. He (Rog­ and The Love Boat. They very much. T m too busy them, except perhofps for Show. For a comedy, are reliashcs of the same o f Hazard. It’s Show. It’s boring. He doing the same thing over ers) is a moron," reading." 60 Minutes. They are tilled there’s no comedy in it.” Weather ridiculous.” (Newhart) can’t act. The and over again. lean walk tired situations and jokes are sick." with violence and filth. pander lo the same simple Peopletalk Barney Miller used to be out to a parking lot and see little minds." good, but later episodes cars wrecked." Today’s forecast are full of hard things." ' Up close and Impersonal Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode Island; Today: snow be­ Future generations searching for the soul of coming steady in the afternoon and Multi-Circuits gets DEP order Walker Percy must turn to the pages of his novels continuing into early tonight end­ Hearings tonight Manchester — not the pages of The Paris Review. ing late tonight. Highs today in the By Susan Vaughn that spill by repairing the leak and boards. Company officials wcr(?unuvail- The writer, who lives in Covington, La., refused 20s and low 30s. Tonight; lows in Herald Reporter pumping out the storm drains and able for comment today on their to answer further questions for a "last the teens and low 20s. Tuesday; concern condos, In Brief collecting the discharge at .storm interview." even though it meant giving up a variable cloudiness, windy and Multi-Circuits Inc. of Manches­ basins. Major said. plans to meet the order. Major said a certain amount of position in the prestigious "W riter’s at Work ” cold with a chance of snow flurries Unemployment claims up ter has been ordered by the state As a result, only about 100 spillage is expected in any plant scriss. over the western hills. Highs in the Department of Environmental gallons leaked into nearby Hop " I would hardly expect The Paris Review to E im ' ' ' shopping piaza Seasonal closings continued to boost the Brook through the storm drain which uses chemicals, us a result 7 7 20s. Protection to submit an engineer­ number of unemployment claims filed through­ of human error. Multi-Circuits has like it," Percy wrote journalist Robyn Leary. Maine: Mostly sunny, north ing report by Jan. 31 on measures system. Major said. He said that had several-spills in the past ye."r "They have asked me before. What they want is a today and cloudy south with light out the state in the latter part of December, to improve the storage and han­ the "relatively small spill" proba­ and a half. Major said. Nitric acid very long, talky interview baring one's soul. As snow likely this afternoon. Highs in - The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a including a 19.5 percent increase in the number dling of toxic chemicals at its bly did not result in any harmful was spilled inside the plant last I ’ve told you. I ’ve had enough of interviews." the single numbers north to the public hearing tonight on plans by two area filed in the Manchester office, according to Harrison Street ‘ manufacturing effects on the brook or water life. As an alternative. Percy suggested Leary will lower 20s south. Occasional light developers to turn the former Brentwood Swim and figures released by the state Labor Department. plant. Multi-Circuits has some options July 17. the text of their interview to the University of Racquet Club on Buckland Street into a residential A weekly average of 1,044 claims were filed in for permanent solutions to the spill snow in the south tonight and fair The order, issued Dec. 27 by The plant is required to report North Carolina, which has his papers, "as a relic development containing more than 450 condominium Manchester during the two weeks ending Dec. 29, problems. Major said. The com­ north. Lows 5 to IS below in the DEP Commissioner Stanley J. any chemical spills lo the oil and of the old 20th century." units. including an average of 250 initial claims and 794 pany can either use existing north and in the teens south. Pac, lists four steps the printed chemical section of the D E P and ■ Manchester real estate developer Lawrence A. continued claims, the Labor Department said. facilities or install new tanks to Tuesday partly sunny and windy circuit-board manufacturer must M ajor’s section gets involved Fiano and Thomas J. Crossen Jr., president of a Statewide, an average of 34,952.unemployment contain the chemicals. with flurries in the mountains. take to comply with recommenda­ whenever there is a possiblillty of Let It snowl Let It snowl home-building company in Tolland, have applied to claims were filed each week during the period — Major said the DEP wants all of Duke’s horse rides again Highs in the teens and iower 20s. tions on averting future chemical contamination of the state’s water the PZC to have the zoning of 49 acres northeast of the an increase of 33.5 percent over the previous the 4,000 gallons of chemicals New Hampshire: Clouding up In Today: snow becoming steady during the afternoon. Highs in t ^ spills, according to Kenneth Major supplies. Five years after John Wayne’s death, the horse intersection of Buckland Street and Tolland Turnpike two-week period. presently contained in the plant’s -Better late than never the north today and cloudy south upper 20s. Winds northeast around 10 mph. Chance of snow w of the DEP’s water compliance that appeared with him in a string of movies still changed from Residence AA and Rural Residence to “ tank farm ” contained, and possi­ The other DEP deadlines re­ with light snow likely this aftel-- percent. Tonight: snow ending late at night. Lows In the t^ n s . Winds Kennelly to talk at MHS unit. quired of Multi circuits include gets excited when it hears recordings of ’The Portraying "Americans on Broad Street," a noon. Highs in the single numbers Planned Residence Development. Condominiums are bly others. The "fa rm " is the area member of the Mummers struts his stuff and becoming northwest 10 to 15 mph. Chance of snow 90 Feb. 28 for plans and specifica­ Duke.” north to the lower 20s south. permitted only in a PRD zone. U.S. Rep. Barbara Kenelly.D-Conn.. w ills p e a l^ The recent order is the result of where clean chemicals are stored large headbands of feathers Sunday for the Tuesday; variable cloudiness, windy and cold. Highs in the middle tions; April 30 for start of construc­ Dolior, a 17-year-old chestnut quarter horse, Occasional light snow in the south The site, which once included the 32-acre swim and to Manchester High School students Thursday on ^ an ammonium hydroxide spill before they go into the rest of the annual New Y ear’s Parade in Philadelphia. It and'upper 20s. Toda/s weather picture was drawn by Mark Midlord, tion; and June 30 for completion of lives on Howard and Debra Keffeler’s 7-acre tonight with a chance of snow racquet club, was purchased by the developers in ’’Opportunities for Young Peoplq in -totaling about 2,800 gallons on Nov. plant for use. The company uses had to be postponed twice because of poor 9, of 16 Quaker Rd., a fourth grader at Buckley School. construction of facilities to contain ranch in Midlothian, Texas. north. Lows near zero north and in September for more than half a million dollars. Government." ^ 2trMaJor said. The D E P ’s oil and acids and other chemicals in the chemicals. ’’Dolior is a movie legend just as much as John weather. the teens south. Tuesday partly The public hearing on the zone-change application Kennelly’s talk, part of a month-long series on chemical spills division contained manufacture of electronic circuit Wayne was,” Mrs. Keffeler, 31, manager of a sunny and windy with flurries in is one of four scheduled tonight when the PZC meets at career opportunities tor history majors, will Western clothing store, said. “ A cowboy is not a Jersey’s finest the mountains. Highs in the teens ..... 7 p.m. in the Lincoln Centef hearing room. begin at 11 a.m. in the high school library. Before cowboy without his horse. They’re both my and lower 20s. The other hearings concern: becoming a congresswoman in Jan. 1982, The U.S. representative in a Jan. 14 gourmet • William Thornton’s application to change the Perjury nets wprpan prison term horoGs cooking competition in Paris will be a Frenchman. Vermont: Mostly cloudy today. Kennelly served as Secretary of the State of Dolior appeared with Wayne in the movies ’’Big zoning of 13.8 acres off Adams Street from Rural Connecticut and as a member of the Hartford J who now lives and works in New Jersey. Chance of snow north, snow likley Elsie Sanchez, the East Hartford May 22,1982, the day police said he third-degree assault and forth- J Jake," "The Cowboys,” "Rooster Cogburn," Residence to Industrial. In a rriemorandum to the Jean-Marie Josselln.v^ of Lake Parsippany is south with 1 to 3 inches possible. Court of Common Council. broke into former stale Rep. degree larceny. "Chisholm,” "Train Robbers ” and Wayne’s last PZC, Assistant Director of Planning Cariil A. Zebb woman convicted of perjury last executive chef at the Bt^ok Orchid restaurant in Cold. Highs S to 15 north, 20 to 25 MHS guidance counselor Sara Robinson said Donald Genovesi's Thayer Road But a later records check by the film, "The Shootist,” in which he had the script said the change would be appropriate. November in connection with a Morristown and qualified ^ t j h e contest with a south. Snow likely tonight tapering Friday she had asked Kennelly to speqk while she house and attacked both Genovesi slate’s attorney’s office showed changed so he could mention the horse by name. q Proposed changes to a zoning regulation that 1982 residential burglary in Man­ dish of roasted squab with a g r ^ e sauce, served to flurries. Another inch or two m , was campaigning for re-election in the First and his wife. that Sanchez’s daughter hud not Dolior was owned by Dick Webb Movie permits residents to rebuild automobiles as a hobby. chester, was sentenced last week with sauteed livers and wild mushrooms. possible. Still cold. Lows 0 to 10 Congressional District this fall. Sanchez said she remembered missed school at all that week, Productions but Wayne was so fond of him he • Lawrence A. Fiano’s application to change the to six months in prison. The competition is sponsored by Le Club below north, 5 to IS south. Blustery Sanchez, 35, was convicted of the date because she had taken her prosecutor Peter Ponziuni said drew up a contract that forbade anyone else to and cold Tuesday. Occasional zoning of a half-acre parcel at 117 Buckland St. from School board meets Jan. 14 daughter out of school the week Judge Harry N. Juckawuy sent­ Gastronomique Prosper Montagne and is one of Rural Residence to Business I. In a memo to the PZC, lying in her boyfriend’s 1983 ride him. flurries. Highs 5 to IS north to low before and sent her up to Massa­ enced Sanchez lo a three-year the world’s largest, Josselin said. Director of Planning Mark Pellegrini recommended The Board of Education will meet in the central burglary trial. She gave her " I asked Dick Webb why John Wayne 20s south. chusetls for the week. DeJesus was prison term, to be suspended after particularly liked him and he (Webb) made the "Many of the best chefs in France and other against the change, saying that it would constitute school offices at 45 N. School St. at 7:30 p.m. next boyfriend. Marcus DeJesus, an A A acquitted of charges of first- six months and followed by a remark that their temperaments were a lot countries have already won this competition or Spot zoning since it would be the only Business I zone Monday, Jan. 14. alibi when she testified that he had have tried to win," he said. " I t ’s a very difficult degree burglary, second- and year’s probation. alike," Keffeler said. ’’Dolior still gets excited Extended outlook in the immediate area. A series of workshops on the proposed 1985-86 been with her in Massachusetts on when he hears John Wayne’s voice and people contest. You oniy have three hours to prepare the 'The PZC is also scheduled to consider an application school budget will follow on Jan. 16,21 and 23. All meal and there is a lot of pressure." Extended outlook for -New will begin at 7 p.m. in the board room at 45 N. everywhere just want to touch him." England Wednesday through from Michael Konover of West Hartford for a special The chefs will all be required to prepare pigeon exception to build a 90,000-square-foot shopping School St. Friday: as the main entree, which Josselin said makes the center horth of the intersection of Parker Street and Connecticut. Massachusetls competition even more difficult. Setelllte view Tolland Turnpike. Bennet band best dressed and Rhode Island; Fair through If the PZC grants Fiano and Crossen a zone change Glimpses The Bennet Junior High school marching band the period. Highs from the mid Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 2:30 a.m. EST shows for the 49-acre site, Brentwood Condominiums would N is among the 10 best-dressed bands in the nation, N Princess Caroline of Monaco and her husband, 20s to the mid 30s. Lows in the an upper air disturbance over Illinois. High and mid level cloudiness become the largest condominium development in Quote of the day the National Association of Uniform Manufactur­ \ Stelano CasIraghI, abandoned the annual Paris- teens Wednesday and from the ahead of it stretch from northern Georgia to New England. Behind It Manchester, containing 452 units in 85 buildings, ers and Distributors said this week. Dakar rally after their truck overturned in Anne Brown of Newport, R .I., a defense witness mid teens to the mid 20s low level clouds extend to Minnesota. Another storm system can be according to the plans. Only one other school band in the Northeast was Aigeria but neither was injured in the Friday in the first trial of Claus von Bulow, commenting Thursday and Friday. All units would contain two bedrooms and would seen off the California coast. Some spotty precipitation is falling over ranked ahead of Bennet in the association’s Best accident, race officjpis said. They were in the on the announcement that the wealtln^ocialite Vermont: A chance of flurries range in size from 1,138 square feet to 1,152 square northern and southern California. Layered cloudiness shrouds the Dressed Band Awards program for 1984-85. fifth day of the grUeling 22-day race ... Jimmy will be tried again for attempting to kilfhis wife: each'^lay. Cold with highs 5 to IS I-/ Great Basin, Rockies and Pacific Northwest. feet, according to the plans. Judges gave high marks to the Bennet uniforms, Page, formerly of Led Zeppelin, and Justin "We’ve had so- many young rich women in north, 15 to 25 south. Lows zero to The development would cfe built in 14 phases with which feature traditional shako hats and blue Hayward of the Moody Blues both took their Newport. I hardly know any of them w.ho've had a 10 below north, zero to 10 above ;from 26 to 40 units constructed during each phase, the children to see a younger generation of rockers, happy life. It’s not an easy thing to be a young wool blazers and pants. south. ■plans say. With $10,000 raised in a special drive last n U S A D O U A R WHAM!, in London last week ... heiress." ■ In a memo to the PZC dated Wednesday. Pellegrini New Hampshire and Maine: sc* spring, the Bennet marchers bought new flag :said the site would be suitable for several types of Generally fair through the ’pe­ corps and drum major uniforms with red accents. development, including office parks and high-density riod but with a scattering of Red, white and blue flags were also purch’ased. ihousing such as that proposed by Fiano and Crossen. flurries Thursday and Friday. S.S3 Neatness, originality of design, and color The site would be well suited for a PRD zone Highs mostly in the teeps north to w vonx coordination were among the criteria used in J- because of its proximity to Interstate 84, a shopping s %C e the 20s south. Lows 0 to 10 below center, a bus stop and Hartford, Pellegrini said in his selection. north and in the single numbers S*N to low er teens south. 'memo. °

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1% MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, Jan. 7, 198.S — 5 4 - MANCHESTERiHERALD. Monday, Jan. 7, 1985 ^ Bolivian climbers No deterrence seen U.S./World [ stranded in Andes Soviet scientists decry ‘Star Wars’ quickly as we can," Eastern In Bv Traev Wilkinson spokesman Felix Forestieri said at a fraction of the cost. United Press International izing and dangerous for the following late Sunday. . ^ Treasure hunters hit jackpot position, which Foreign Minister An­ Radio communication with the Bv Louise Branson reasons: • The Soviet countermeasures LA PAZ. Bolivia — Three United Press International drei Gromyko Is presenting in his talks would require development of addi­ camp at a place called Condor s BOSTON — Robert Cahill says he knows a with Secretary of State George Shultz • Despite enormous costs, which the Bolivian climbers who reached the pirate ship when he can track one down — even tional U.S. offensive weapons and .wreckage of an Eastern Airlines Nest 18,000 feel up the mountain GENEVA, Switzerland — In a today and Tuesday. report estimates at $500 billion for represent a costly new spiral in the was expected to be re-established when it is over 200 years old and buried in a sea manufacture and deploymeifl, the jet in the Andes were stranded grave off the Massachusetts coast. detailed study explaining why Moscow "The assertions coming from the arms race. , ,, , today on the side of the mountain later today for an update on the is so concerned about the threat of war Reagan administration that the new plan’s effectiveness could not be The report says the Soviet Union climbers’ situation. . Cahill, a retiring member of the state board of guaranteed. by snow and high winds, officials underwater archaeology, said Saturday valuable in space, Soviet scientists condemn anti-missiles defense system spells fears the strategic defense initiative The weather and the precarious President Reagan’s strategic defense said. artifacts brought out so far have convinced him salvation from nuclear missiles for • If even one out 1,000 Soviet will increase the danger of a U.S. first The climbers, led by veteran nature of the climb forced Eastern, that the fumed 18th century pirate ship Whidah initiative as a massive deception. mankind are perhaps the greatest-ever intercontinental missiles breached the strike, after which the U.S. space climber BernardoGuarachi. made Red Cross and U.S. Embassy has been located. A report prepared under the sponsor­ deceptions of our times,” says the proposed defenses, its multiple war­ defenses would be used to mitigate the it to the snow-covered wreckage of officials to fe-evaluate their plans "How do I know it's the Whidah?” said Cahill in ship of the Soviet Academy of Sciences, 42-page report by the committee of heads would cause unacceptable effects of a Soviet retaliatory second the Boeing 727 Saturday. The plane to retrieve the 29 bodies. Among response to an inquiry. 'T ve traced shipwrecks and made available today, terms Soviet Scientists for Peace and Against devastation. strike. crashed New Year’s Day. None of those killed were eight Americans, including Marian Davis, wife of since I was a kid and done an awful lot of Reagan’s "Star Wars" plan unworka­ the Nuclear Threat. • The deployment would invite coun­ Reagan said in advance of the the 29 people aboard survived. ble — and says if it goes ahead, it will Geneva meeting the United States is U.S, Ambassador to Paraguay research. Everything that's been found is termeasures such as space mines, pre-1717. The coins arc all dated and in fact provoke a Soviet response and further ■ Rather than enhancing security as unwilling to halt research on space The climbers were ordered to Arthur Davis. sour superpower relations. Reagan claims, the report says the laser beams and decoy missile descend from the 19.600-foot lev^ "While there is no formal they’re in remarkable condition.’’ launches that would be easier to install weapons. He referred to hundreds of silver and gold The report illustrates the Soviet strategic defense initiative is destabil­ of Illimani Mountain Sunday and suspension of recovery operations, coins, a jar with a 'w' on the bottom, a were on their way down when they are in fact (suspended)," the pirate-vintage cannon and sword as evidence that deteriorating weather prevented Eastern spokesman said, adding a shipwreck found off Cape Cod is in fact the Congress them from reaching camp by that Eastern officials were pessim­ nightfall. istic the operations could be Whidah. • President The three-masted galleon, captained by the Attached to a rope, they were resumed. notorious pirate Samuel "Black’’ Bellamy, sank spending the night tied to the side "Conditions up there couldn’t be during a storm in April 1717. confirms of the mountain — braving snow, worse," Forestieri said. "We’re to meet sub-zero temperatures and winds really working against the clock. Burglars frequently surprised in excess of 30 mph about 18,500 The more snow, the more impossi­ feet up the mountain. ble it will be to recover anything." WASHINGTON — Almost a million people are landslide They were only .500 feet above the Bad weather conditions also at home each year when a burglar breaks in and rentiers campsite they were trying to threatened U.S. military techni­ UPI phoio about one-third of them are attacked, the Justice WASHINGTON (UPI) - Congress reach. cians-from conducting test runs Department reports. meets in joint session today to count the Stranded Sunday when bad weather postponed their "We think they will be OK, but today to see if a specially equipped The department’s Bureau of Justice Statistics WASHINGTON (UPI) — President votes of the Electoral College and A Sikorsky helicopter gets ready for flight Sunday to Sikorsky helicopter could reach descent from the wreckage site. it’s very dangerous up there and said Sunday that in 13 percent of 73 million Reagan has called a news conference formally declare President Reagan recover part of an Eastern Airlines jet which crashed New we want to get them down as the 25,000 feet level. burglaries that occurred from 1973 through 1982, Wednesday night — the day after and Vice President George Bush Year’s Day on Mt. Illimani. Three Boiivian climbers were someone was at home at the time of the break in. Secretary of State George Shultz ends re-elected in the final act of the 1984 That means almost 9.5 million people were two days of talks with the Soviet Union election. 7 surprised by burglars during the 10-year period. aimed at resuming arms control Bush, in his constitutionally man­ 7 Of those, about 2.8 million were the victims of ‘No common ground’ negotiations. dated role as president of the Senate, violent crimes committed by burglars, a bureau ^ | - A meeting with members of the study said. Over those 10 years, almost 1.7 million will preside over the session and white House senior staff was the sole announce his and Reagan’s election to people were assaulted. 786.000 were robbed and ivent on Reagan’s public schedule 281,000 were raped by burglars. a second four-year term. Kennedy. Bothe meeting ends without eny agreement today. Reagan shunned the limelight as Kennedy described the people he The study also said “a substantial percentage Shultz and Soviet Foreign Minister The joint session was slated to start , ...... - inging, desoairingdespairing visits I ever made Kennedy described the peopl of household burglaries are committed by at 1 p.m. EST and is not expected to last voting rights and political rights" had met as "some of the most Andrei Gromyko explored the time, Bv Erik Van Ees and responded by stating South to any facility in my life. ” persons related to or known by the victims.’’ more than half an hour. The hostel houses migrant courageous, bravest, warmest place and format of renewed negotia­ United Press International Africa’s position. men and women 1 have ever met tions on nuclear arms leductions and The Electoral College, established by "The purpose of such discus­ workers whose families must remain in tribal homelands or in anywhere in the world (who) want VIets storm rebel base possible limits on defensive weapons. the founding fathers who did not trust JOHANNESBURG, South sions is certainly not to reach to see change brought about by Africa — Sen. Edward Kennedy. common ground,” Botha said. other black African states where BAN SA-NGAE, Thailand — Vietnamese troops A news conference planned for the American citizens to directly elect no employment is available. The peaceful means." led by Soviet-built tanks stormed a key Wednesday evening was to afford their president, met in the nation’s 50 D-Mass., an opponent of the Kennedy left by helicopter for There was no sign of black state Capitols and the District of apartheid system of racial segre­ the rural black settlement of men see their families only once a Cambodian rebel base today, breaking through Reagan his first opportunity to react to year on annual vacations. radicals who joined by white outer defense lines on the sixth anniversary of the outcome of the Geneva talks, which Columbia a month ago to cast their gation, met today with South Mathopestad. north of Pretoria. conservatives booed the senator African Foreign Minister Roelof Botha told reporters the senator Kennedy, who also visited three Vietnam’s military takeover of Cambodia. were preceded by what U.S, officials ballots. homes in’*Soweto Sunday, was and chanted "Kennedy, go home” The fighting, described by military sources in described as an intense Soviet "propa­ The results of that vote were Botha but the two couldn’t agree on asked him about Mathopestad on his arrival Saturday. anything. where black families are being greeted by several hundred cheer­ Thailand as the heaviest of Hanoi’s dry season ganda offensive" and a similar re­ identical to the outcome of the ing people, sponse last week by Reagan and bis "I think it would be naive to uprooted to be resettled elsewhere. Prole.sters, nine of whom were offensive, spread to other guerrilla'bases along November election when Reagan and "We are so happy, so thankful arrested, accused Kennedy of the Thai-Cambodian border. advisers. Bush won all but Minnesota and the expect me and Kennedy ever to ”I said to him the South African reach common ground. He cannot government is against the forceful that he is here," exclaimed Ther- visiting South Africa and speaking Field radio reports from the rebels of the Reagan has held fewer formal news District of Columbia. The official tally eza Mofokeng. an unemployed out against the country’s policy of Khmer Peoples National Liberation Front at was 525 for Reagan and Bush to 13 foi» even teach common ground with removal of people but that must conferences during his first term than the Republicans in the United not be confused with removals that Seamstress. “Perhaps he can solve racial segregation, known as apar­ Ampil in Cambodia indicated the Vietnamese any of his recent predecessors. The last Democratic presidential contender some of our problems, like the theid, for political gain. troops launching a long-expected assault were Walter Mondale and his running mate, States and the Republicans are to must lake place for hygenic and was a post-election sessioh Nov. 7 in the left of us.” Botha told reporters medical reasons," Botha said. violence in Soweto.” able to penetrate outer defense lines at the base Los Angeles. His last prime-time Geraldine Ferraro. Kennedy, who flew to South near the Thai border. after the hour-long meeting. Violence in Soweto, South Afri­ televised news conference was last Ferraro, first woman ever nomi­ "I told him that he sees things ON SUNDAY, KENNEDY went ca’s largest black city, and other Africa following a tour of famine- J But the reports said a second line of defense stricken areas in Ethiopia and nated on a major party ticket, almost J held firm in most areas and the rebels still July. differently from us and that’s it," to mass at the St. Pius the 10th segregated townships erupted last First lady Nancy Reagan was said to ran ahead of Mondale in the electoral the foreign minister said. Roman Catholic church in Soweto, September, killing hundreds of Sudan, is to meet Wednesday with controlled all but a small section of the sprawling be among those within the White House Winnie Mandela, wife of jailed Ampil headquarters. , vote. Kennedy, who is on an eight-day a segregated black city outside blacks in civil rights riots. who had advocated a resumption by What was described as a mistake in fact-finding mission to gain an UPI photo Johannesburg with a population of "He has a good heart." said African National Congress leader The fighting began before dawn when the Reagan — on a regular basis — of Nelson Mandela. estimated 5,000 guerrillas at Ampil launched a the first count in Illinois put one understanding of the country and about 1.4 million, and walked Dorothy Mosimane, 15. preemptive mortar Strike on Vietnamese forces contacts with reporters. Republican elector in her column and a its racial problems, left the go­ Sen. Edward Kennedy (D-Mass.) leaves the Soweto through a filthy migrant camp. His aides said no response had White House spokesman Larry UPI phoio Utah GOP elector threatened to do the vernment guest house, where the After seeing the tiny, sooty An elderly black man in a leather massed for the attack on Ampil. Speakes told reporters last month that home of Mrs. Mahlaba Sunday after he paid a short jacket standing nearby added. yet been received to a request for a same. But a second count In Illinois and talks were held, without talking to private visit. Kennedy visited with South African Foriegn rooms and pools of stagnant water meeting with Mandela who is he hoped Reagan would hold news President and Mrs. Reagan arrive with their dog, Lucky, on the second thoughts in Utah gave Mondale reporters. and garbage heaps at the Nance- "What she means is she is happy serving a life sentence at Polls- A Police pres9 Jerri Ann case conferences every six to eight weeks south lawn of the White House Sunday from Camp David. and Ferraro identical votes. Botha told reporters Kennedy Minister Roelef Botha this morning, but failed to reach field Men’s Hostel, he said; ’This because he may do something good moor prison in Cape Town. A during his second term. raised "various issues such as the agreement on any South African policies towards blacks. camp is one of the most distress­ for us blacks in South AtK(ca." PAWTUCKET, R.I. — Eight weeks after citizenship of blacks in general. 4-month-old Jerri Ann Richard vanished from her crib, police have narrowed their suspect list and are evaluating FBI crime labratory tests in hopes Actor gives sermon in minister's place of finding her killer. Vanished Jewish quarter Attorney General Arlene Violet said Saturday she will meet with Police Chief Theodore King Bv Barbara Evans Becker and Pamela Ramsey will be N this week to determine if her office should get United Press International held in ^contempt of criminal or civil N involved. She said they will also discuss the law for being Inside the church. strips Vienna of ciiiture possibility of a grand jury investigation. CLAIRTON, Pa. — Actor David Soul Rex and Brandt, also have been Jerri Ann was reported missing on Nov. II by charged with crashing a Christmas delivered the sermon and a small homogeneity. Beckermann reveals the cultural her parents, Ralph G. and Donna Richard. Four cloth-covered table served as a make­ dinner at a church in nearby Pittsburgh By Diane Foulds wealth that once existed in the days later, after an intense police search, the and hurling balloons filled with water United Press International "You should have seen Vienna shift altar for defiant labor activists as before the war," one elderly district. infant’s raped and savagely beaten body was they held their weekly Sunday service and skunk oil at guests, many of them Beckermann looks with hope at found by maintenance men checking an alley VIENNA — When Vienna lost Viennese musician said. "The on the lawn of Trinity Lutheran children. theaters, th,e cafes — it was so the newly emigrated Soviet Jews several hundred feet from the Richard Church. Soul said Roth’s imprisonment for almost its entire Jewish population now beginning to set up sta^ids in apartment. defying a court order to stop preaching of 200,000 in World War II death much livelier. It’s nothing like that Inside the* small parish and out, now, since the Jews left.” Leopoldstadt’s Karmeliter “We’ve talked to hundreds of people," said sheriff’s deputies stood guard to make at the church after his tiring by the camps, it also lost Leopoldstadt, its market, reflecting at the same Detective Lt. John A. Haberle, the chief synod is unjustified. Jewish district. With it went a way Empty lots in the Leopoldstadt sure the church they stormed Friday, quarter bear witness to the Allied time on the pogroms that have investigator. "We have focused on some people. I arresting seven protestors inside, "I say the judge must hold 20 pastors, of life. ravaged Jewish settlements in the can tell you that we’re looking at less than a Little has survived its passing. bombings whose traces have been remained in the hands of the Lutheran at least 120 church-goers, people who so assiduously erased in more district since 1300. half-dozen people” synod andout of the dissidents’ control. come here and even myself for The quarter, nicknamed "Matzo Like all Jewish history, that of Island,” took up Vienna’s 2nd prosperous parts of town. Gutted Sold, former co-star of television’s complicity,” Soul said. "This is a Synagogues were replaced by Leopoldstadt is characterized by “Starsky & Hutch," clutched a Bible as travesty of justice, but it happened." District, the area just north of the persecution. The quarter’s very Report omits Sharon’s name Danube canal in this European (hastily erected tenements. he read a sermon written by the Rev. D. 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K - MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, Jan. 7, 1985 Richard M. Diamond, Publisher Farmington endures life without TV Douglas A. Bevins, Managing Editor Connecticut In Brief ■]feone to bed. Jaimes P. Sacks, City Editor 7-year-old daughter who no longer patience, creativity and humor By Ruth Youngblood such a transition requires, Mrs. “ I would love to be able to stretch O ’Neill to appoint two Justices United Press International watches television at all. “ She came home from school Washburn said. out and watch a program, ” said OPINION "Television is a baby sitter from Mrs. Washburp, ’ but with all there HARTFORD — Gov. William A. O’Neill said today he will last year and told us she wasn’t FARMINGTON— The toddler my point of view.’’ she said. “ It has is to do, I never have time day or nominate two veteran judges to fill upcoming vacancies on the scampered precariously around watching television for a month,” the 38-year-old homemaker said. a mesmerizing effect and becomes night. ” Connecticut Supreme Court. the kitchen while her brother Her husband said he can easily "Neither my husband nor I had an engrained habit.” O’Neill said he will submit the nominations of Superior Court pouted over missing “ Sesame resist the temptation of watching Washington any intention of turning the set off. “ We want our children to realize Do graduate business schools hurt? Judges Angelo G. Santaniello of New London and Robert J. Street,” but mom and dad are there is life beyond television,” she the Super Bowl. "What amazed us was that she Callahan of Norwalk for confirmation by the Legisiature, which determined to keep the television • While Courtney is involved with MciTy-G€>-Round stood by her word,” Mrs. Wash­ said. “ We’re hoping that by convenes Wednesday. unplugged for a month "no matter crafts and gymnastics, Melissa is increasingly competitive world economy. burn said. "She wouldn’t even creating good viewing habits now, ■VET IF A LAC K of a sense of perspective and Santaniello was appointed to the bench 19 years ago. He is what.” they’ll know as they grow up there an eager participant in extracur­ By Ray O. Werner The educational concomitant of the inflexibility "W e may be climbing up the enter the room when the set was an inflexibility buttressed by an obsession with Jack A n d e r s o n currently chief adm inistrative judge (o£_the civil division of the are other forms of fun.” ricular activities. cha racterizing the vast m ajority of business on.” number crunching is endemic, band aid solutions state Superior Court system. If confirmed by the Legislature, walls” by February, joked Norine The Washburns regard January But Steven needs some We frequently hear lamentations that American Washburn as she hurriedly Courtney’s resolve influenced of professorships for a semester for business schools is that undergraduate liberal arU colleges Santaniello would succeed Associate Justice Anthony E. Grillo of as the best possible lime for such prodding. management is responsible for lagging economic grabbed little Kelly, suggested a her parents and sisters to such an leaders at graduate schools of business, while which have remained true to their traditions have Hamden. "H e would watch television fronti growth and a lack of international extent they all agreed there would an experiment. become increasingiy endangered by vqcationalism Callahan is in his 15th year as a judge and presided over the gaipc for 4-year-old Steven and "The holidays are over, and the 7 a m. until 7 p.m. if he could, ” competitiveness. Often the education of Am erican salutary, will be totally inadequate. checked on her two older daugh­ be no television from Monday bred of wildly exploding technology. Generally trial of a young Brookfield man who unsuccessfully sought to use through Thursday night after the kids have all these new toys to play Mrs. Washburn said, "so I ’m business leaders is blamed for this situation. If we Administrations and faculties of the graduate ters loudly playing with their the response has been to succumb and to attem pt a defense of demonic possession in a m urder trial. If confirmed, with,” said Mrs. Washburn. "P a r ­ spending more time with him. schools must take the lead in solving the problem. friends. first blackout was over. carefully assess both charges, we com e to this to “ make education more relevant and useful.” Soviets leading he would succeed Associate Justice Leo Parskey of Farmington. "W e were all vacillating and ents have lots of time this way to directing him into other activities Given the nature of academia, reliance on this The Washburns are among the inescapable conclusion: The graduate education observing Courtney’s reactions,” wade through the reams of instruc­ such as water painting and playing solution offers only a slim glim m er of hope. Liberal arts have succumbed: often the college residents of this affluent commun­ of future managers is intrinsically uncreative said her father, Steven Sr. "She tions accompanying all those with clay,” Graduate business school leaders must have also succumbed. ity participating in the second ]'TV and, barring a major and unlikely act of will, can in program for Homeless struggle In suburbs really got things going for us.” presents.” Recalling she "probably As in Pandora’s box, hope remains — though it Blackout.” They admit it isn’t recognize the need to move from the creation of When Melissa, 8, and Courtney ’’The children are playing more watched television a lot at his only destroy the Am erican economy. is fleeting. Leaders of major American easy. skilled technicians to the development of creative HARTFORD — The growing problem of homeless residents brought their " I Pledge Not To together, reading and learning to age,” Melissa said she is encourag­ In its assessment of the requisites for the corporations recognize the problem — but their " I think it’s horrible,” pro­ managers. The essence of creative management has reached the suburbs and small towns, but advocates for the Watch TV ” cards home from find things to do on their own. ing her brother.to play games reindustrialization of America. Business Week’s young astronauts claimed Steven. ” I can’t see my — the ability to perceive the broad contours of recognition of it is not manifested in the hiring poor must overcome bitter local opposition to plans for badly school Jan. I for the second "But I ’m not trying to portray us instead. analysts in “The Reindustrialization of America,” favorite programs.” practices of personnel recuiters. Recruiters needed shelters. blackout, the family except for as an idealized fam ily,” Mrs. Even liltleKelly knows some­ emphasized the prerequisites for developing business problems and the social and political The youngster, whq is particu­ continue to emphasize not the potential for The perception that the homeless are.derelicts or “ bag ladies” Steven and his 2-year-old sister Washburn noted. "They fight more thing is up. environment in which they must be resolved — WASHINGTON — Despite all the controversy and larly fond of “ Sesame Street” and adequate management education. The managers, creative leadership but narrow vocationalism w hocongregrate in larger cities is not always accurate, officials e n th u s ia s tic a lly ’ ren ou n ced too.” While her mother was fixing requires intellectual flexibility grounded in consternation about “ Space Wars,” the key to peace "M r. Rogers,'" holds the minority it declared, must learn to think about the impact "W e’re doing many more things dinner, the child inquired. "S e­ knowledge of how persons behave in a social grounded in a quantitative record virtually on earth may be found in space. Am erica’s Young said. opinion in his family. Every other television. of world events on business and of business on “ Suburban towns are experiencing the same proportion of "Once we made the commit­ together,” added Washburn, presi­ same Street setting. Flexibility can be encouraged — no untouched by the liberating values their superiors member who could voice one opted world events. Astronauts and Russia’s Young Cosmonauts may join ; ment. we were determined to stick dent of the Plainyille Casting Co., "We’re not watching Sesame defend. They aiso tend, far too often, to pu|,^their homelessness as major cities,” said the Rev. Richard S. for 31 days of a blank screen after Vitriol drips from assessment of graduate educational methods can guarantee it — only by forces to promote the peaceful exploration of the including weekend excursions to Street, ” Mrs. Washburn re­ money where their recruiter’s mouths are. Schuster, president of the Connecticut Coalition for the the success of the venture a year with it no matter what,” Mrs. management education in the long-time best­ an education that is broad and essentially liberal. universe. Washburn said. museums and other outings. sponded gently. Homeless. ' < ago. Liberality carries no political connotations here; The Soviets are years ahead of the United States in Weaning youngsters off too Both parents are determined not •Oh! ” said Kelly with a shrug, seller, Peters' and Waterman s “In Search of “ In the cities, the homeless clump together — they become "It all started with Courtney,” it is liberal only in the sense that the explication of much television is well worth the to cheat after the youngsters have returning to her toys. Excellence ” Ambivalence in their quotations TH E F IR S T R E Q U IR E M E N T for change is a establishing a Young Cosmonaut program, which is visioje. But in the rural areas you don’t see them,” he said. Norine Washburn said of her does not conceal their disdain for the business a broad spectrum of concepts and historical broad recognition by business and the media of intended to stimulate the study of “ cosmonautics.” , school's too-extensive elaboration of quantitative settings is required to free man’-s mind and spirit. the central role that traditional liberal arts play in This covers the Dasic elements of space exploration, Shooting may be mob-related models nor business school's neglect of the human Suggestions that administrators and faculty in creative management. In addition, the reluctant from astronomy to rocketry. Talks begin Tuesday setting within which management functions. business schools do not now have such a liberal and entrenched faculties and administrators of The Soviet program, open to youngsters from 10 to EAST HARTFORD — Police say the shooting of a trucking 7 Extensive agreem ent exists that graduate and creative background from which an the graduate schools and even the undergraduate 17, operates through the school system and Young company manager may be linked to organized crime and drugs 7 business education, in the words of H. Edward appropriately flexible business education might departments of business must be convinced that Cosmonaut clubs. As part of the program, national might have been the motive in the attack. Wrapp of the Univrsity of Chicago, has "done emerge are, like most generalizations, • . change is so vital that if they do not choose to competitions are held in designing and modeling Angelo Squillante, 39, manager of the Admiral Trucking Co., Yale workers threaten new strike inaccurate. What is lacking is a general business space rockets. One of the goals, according to Soviet was shot in the legs about 7 p.m. Thursday as he was locking a m ore to insure the success of the Japanese and impiement it voluntarily, society must adopt ment and a member of the union school acceptance of the appropriateness and chain link fence in front of his business on Burnham Street. NEW HAVEN (U P l) - Union But several union leaders and There are two unions involved — West German invasion of Am erica than any one programs to impiement it. More important, no documents, is “ understanding the great role of negotiating team. need for a liberal education. At least three shots were fired from a “ small, dark” car that Yale employees are wondering if Local 34 of the Federation of thing 1 can think of. ” Investment banker Michael m atter hofv it is induced, change must be scientists in different ’countries working with the aim negotiations are scheduled for Local 34 has scheduled negotia­ pulled within 10 feet of Squillante, police said. He was treated and some white-collar workers might University Employees and Local Thom as’ seconding of this message, apparently reinforced by (he careful expenditure of grants. of strengthening peace." Tuesday at Yale University, but tions with the university Tue.sday released from St. Francis Hospital and Medical Center in leaders wonder how many workers refuse to return to the picket lines 35, the cafeteria and maintenance endorsed to some degree by Peters and EXPERIENCES IN ACADEMIA are sufficient Ali is not yet lost, but only heroic measures wfll In an October ceremony on the White House lawn, for the fir.st lime, since the Hartford. will be on the picket lines again ralher than lose their paychecks if workers’ union. Members of the Waterman, is that MBA graduates from whom to convince most observers that faculties tend to meanwhile, Rresident Reagan established a Young locals threatened to strike unless employees returned to work. Local save us. Police Detective Robert F. Kenary said police also were Jan. 18 if no agreement is reached. the dispute still is not settled. potential managers are increasingly drawn "lack reproduce their own kind. Nothing is surprising in Astronaut program open to children from 6 to 16. His both agree to contracts. 35 and Yale have been bargaining investigating if the shooting was related to an incident in the Some 1,500 clerical and technical "The one reason I was hesit(int liberal arts literacy ... (and need) a broader this observation. But the frightening fact is that purpose, he said, was to “ develop a cadre of young about coming back in was because "Everyone knows there is the since December and that union’s Ray O. Werner, an economics professor at The drivew ay of Squillante’s South Windsor home. workers suspended their 10-week contract expires Jan. 18. vision, a sense of history, perspectives from the faculties in whose hands the hope for change people who will be better prepared to meet the . I didn’t know if we’d gel enough possibility that we’ll be outside Colorado College, Colorado Springs, is currently His 19-year-old son and another man were arrested on drug strike for the holidays about one There is no way of predicting literature and art.” Thomas’s solution of closing now rests are, in fact, the faculties that have given challenges of the 21st century.” He also wants the , month ago and returned to work people buck out,” said Elsie again in long johns and boots,” working on a book dealing with the legal charges outside the home a short time after the shooting. said Lucille Dickess, registrar in how many clerical and technical every graduate school of business is, however, a American management the inflexible number- Young Astronauts to develop a camaraderie with the ; without a contract. A new strike Graham, a special service clerk in environment of marketing. the geology and geophysics depart­ workers would walk off the job. crunchers who respond so w;^akly to the future space explorers of other nations. - deadline was set for Jan. 18. undergraduate admissions. bit extreme. Kidnap attempt brings action NEW HAVEN — The near-abduction of a 9-year-old boy has AS CHAIRM AN of the Young Astronaut Council. I McGulgan names Buckley Potpourri ^ prompted a meeting today between concerned neighbors and have sent my daughter Tanya to Moscow with a letter , police to discuss a “ safe-home” plan. for Soviet President Konstantin Chernenko. The letter ; The boy, James Dimery, a third-grade student at St. Brendan’s The inaugural: makes this urgent appeal: School, was on his way to classes earlier this month when he said Special prosecutor to probe cops “ The purpose of this letter is to establish a bond he was accosted by a man in a car. between the Young Astronauts and the Young His mother, Barbara Dimery, said the motorist was a white tors that prompted Gov. William request that we de-escalate our Cosmonauts, who one day will explore space together. man driving a pale blue Cadillac, who tried to entice her son into HARTFORD (UPI) - F. Mac official claimed McGuigan gave J O’Neill and Chief Justice Ellen A. ongoing dispute with Mr. McGui­ ‘just minimal’ N-Our Young Astronauts want to be friends with your the car. When the boy refused, the driver grabbed him and began Buckley, a former federal prosecu­ DeBrizzi special treatment by J gan, we will have no comment on tor turned defense lawyer, has asking he be allowed to surrender, Peters last week to demand an end Young Cosmonauts. They would like to exchange to choke him, she said. his most recent actions,” state been named to investigate allega­ rather than be -arrested on a to the infighting. “ No monies will be spent for unnecessary visits, to leant from one another, to share dreams. Her son (reed himself by kicking the man, who then chased police Sgl. Edward Dailey said of tions that state police leaked warrant in connection with gam­ WRY “ The Young Astronauts are developing a sense of James two blocks to the schoolyard. “ In light of the governor’s Buckley’s appointment. purposes” on President Reagan’s second wiretap information about the bling charges in August. the great immensity of space and, in comparison, the inaugural, says inaugural committee spokes­ client of a state senator. In announcing Buckley’s ap­ infinitesimal size of the Ear*h. They view this planet man Tucker Eskew. “ Just minimal, legiti­ FBI searches for dynamite Chief State’s Attorney Austin J. pointment Friday. McGuigan said as merely an oversized spaceship hurtling through the Buckley also will assist in a grand mate funding.” McGuigan appointed Buckley a universe. Whatever might damage any part of the . NEW HAVEN — The FBI plans to continue to search special prosecutor Friday at the jqry investigation into the possibil­ h Even so, the Jan. 21 bash is expected to cost ity of state police leaks involving spaceship would endanger us all. Certainly, the Earth Connecticut warehouses for 400 pounds of dynamite believed request of stale Sen. Howard T. $10 million to $12 million — $9 million of which cannot be broken into pieces, with the Soviet Union intelligence reports on former A stolen by suspected terrorists in Texas who may have be stashed Owens, D-Bridgeport. was drummed up by GOP fundraisers in and the United States assigned separate orbits. it in Connecticut. Owens, who chairs a legislative Chief Justice John A. Speziale. “ We cannot order*other people out of existence No dynamite has been found yet. said Alonzo Lacey Jr., special probe taking a hard line on state McGuigan said another one-man interest-free loans in less than 12 days. grand jury was instructed to look simply because we don’t always agree with them. So agent in charge of the FBI in Connecticut. police intelligence operations, also While still a lot of money, it is well below into bribery allegations against a we had better learn to live with the people who are in The FBI was using trained dogs provided by New Haven and is an attorney, Reagan’s 1981 extravaganza, which cost a Owens made the request one day Waterbury prosecutor on Dec. 20, the world with us. The best way to begin, we believe, is state police, but rain and high humidity have impeded the after he threatened to sue the 11 days before state police accused record $16.3 million. And it’s in sharp contrast searches, Lacey said. to get to know one another. Somehow we must cross commander of the Statewide Or­ McGuigan of halting the probe. to Jimmy Carter’s “ people’s inaugural,” the chasms that keep us from understanding one ganized Crime Investigative Task McGuigan responded then by which cost just $3.5 million. accus'ing stale police of comprom­ N another. Woman’s death not homicide Force for statements made about Why the reduction in Reagan inaugural “A decent provision for the poor is the true test of civiiization.” “ May peace be in your hearts, in your homes, in Owens’ relationship with his client, ising the grand jury investigation. spending? Maybe it’s because this year, four your fields, in your factories. Yet peace on earth is no NEWINGTON — Homicide has apparently been ruled out in Thomas A. DeBrizzi, and other The rash of charges and allega­ — Samuel Johnson tions are part of an on'-going feud longer enough; we also wish you peace in the vast the death of a woman whose burning body was found behind a reputed organized crime figures. years after Reagan took office in 1981 vowing Two weeks ago, a st»ite police between stale police and prosecu­ to wipe out the federal deficit by now, the cosmos that surrounds'us.” school, four days after she was reported missing from a Washington Window psychiatric hospital. deficit has ballooned to all-time-high The chief state medical examiner’s office in Farmington proportions. THE FIRST EDUCATIONAL materials have Saturday identiflfedJhe woman as Ruth Winter, 33, also known as The word from the White House for 1985 is already gone out, meanwhile, to the Young Astronaut Lansing Jones, an d ^id an autopsy showed cause of death was that it would be unseemly to flaunt wealth at a PACs spread it around chapters that have signed up. We will also set up a sitioke inhalation. \ wiKim iliii time of national austerity. That, however, is nationwide “ Space Watch” to observe what scientists Additional tests were scheduled before an official ruling in the death, but a spokesnjan said. “ It doesn’t appear that it is not expected to stop many of the 50,000 special interest mdney being Hunt, who lost, got about the same are calling “The Year of the Comet.” Young . By Clay F. Richards hom icide.” amount of special interest money Astronauts will track Halley’s Comet, view other '. Reagan insiders from wearing furs or poured into House and Senate Authorities declined comment on the possibility of suicide, but celestial events and follow space launchings. arriving in limousines at the eight formal WASHINGTON - It’s hard to elections, but there are a number — $850,000. said they were investigating "two or three” leads about the defend special interest political of items found in the report that Special interests like to spend Before each launching, NASA has agreed to permit death. Police said Winter was reported missing Dec. 31 from inaugural balls. their money on sure things and old Young Astronaut backup crews ,'o accompany the /f’s makes it less bothersome. Wisconsin Sen. William Proxmire has action committees (or the millions Norwich Hospital. of dollars they pour into congres­ friends. House Speaker Thomas senior crews as they go through theirfinal paces at the sounded one of few sour notes on the sional campaigns, but it’s also SPECIAL INTERESTS seem to -O’Neill; who had no opposition this Kennedy Space Center. Eventually, a ’ Young Here! inaugural, complaining about hidden costs to hard to see them as a great threat like to throw their money away. tim.e and announced he will not run Astronaut is expected to fly as an observer aboard a Grants help towns repair bridges taxpayers, such as use of Pentagon personnel to democracy. The leading House recipient was next time, still got $173,925 from space shuttle. as social aides, drivers and ushers. The Public Citizen’s Congress Rep. Jim Jones, D-Okla., who got special interests. President Reagan has called on the private sector to HARTFORD — Gov. William O’Neill has announced 19 In 1981, Proxmire said, the military drivers Watch went over federal reports $694,000, and won easily as ex­ support the Young Astronaut program, and more than communities around the state will share $5 million in state grants a dozen corporate sponsors have already signed up. - and loans to help pay for repairs to locally owned bridges. Mam, Tha Quick Start Hbfpfil Lost Program, tha moat auccaaalulprogram logged an incredible 250,000 miles ferrying for the 1984 campaign and found pected but was unable to convince LOOKING AT THE TOP 10 special interests poured $104 mil­ his colleagues to change the rules special interest contributors, one Omni Publications will publish a monthly magazine The cities and towns were chosen for the first year of funding In tha hlatory of Walght Watchara, haa now baan mada auan aaalar VIPs. That’s the same as driving from knprovMf. with mora of tha aaalaatmanu plana wa'ra avar offarad. So loin tha finds, real estate dealers, home for Young Astronauts beginning in September. under the state’s 10-year, $5.5 billion plan to im prove lion into House and Senate races, and let him remain the powerful mllllona of paopla who loat mllllona of pounds on tha Quick Start Washington to the West Coast and back 47 up a lot from the $84 million they chairman of the Budget builders, doctors and milk produc­ Marvel Comics is developing a comic-book series and Connecticut’s aging transportation network, O’Neill said Friday State officials selected 26 projects in 19 towns “ based on their rt'gavan ProgrambacauaathlayaarwaWamadaltaaalar— luatforyou.Juat times. spent two years ago and the $55 Committee. ers all relatively conservative, and a TV cartoon show featuring the Young Astronauts. aaalar. lor your llfaatyla. Don’t wait— loin Walght Watchara* today. condition and the comparative need to repair or replace them,’ million they spent four years ago. The second largest amount went six unions, including the teachers, Safeway Stores will promote the program on Safeway Savings in almost O’N eill said. Public Citizen, a Ralph Nader- to Rep. Jerry Patterson,J)-Callf., all fairly liberal. The big money bags, cereal boxes and milk cartons beginning next Under the program, communities receive grants of 10 percent every department Pay only thaSrflralmaaMngfaalololn, through January2e.Wa’H Snappy souvenirs founded organization, and its pub­ who got $435,875 from special seems pretty well spread around. month. to 33 percent of the cost of bridge repairs and can apply for loans on our regular stock giro you tha raglatratlon laa (a $13 ralua) PHKKI Pay only $7 for all Sure, the proliferation of.special Adidas is developing a line of quality apparel for lic interest cousin. Common interest and was defeated. to cover up to 50 percent of project costs. The town of Vernon will following maatinga. Those attending the 50th inaugural will Qause, spend a lot of time re­ The special interest champion is interest money in American polit­ Young Astronauts. Pepsi Cola. Burger King, of furniture and Of/0f vsl/don/y a§ a dfacount and cannot ba comblnad with any othardiacountor apaofal ha ve a choice of snappy souvenirs to consider, receive the most in state aid: a $261,860 grant and a $408,900 loan rata. Of far valid In /xartlclpatlng araaa only. searching and writing reports on freshman Sen. Phil Gramm, R- ics is one of the evils of tho system. M&M-Mars, Martin Marietta. Rockwell International to help pay an estimated $817,800 for replacing a bridge on furnishings for every room. and the Eaton Corp. are sponsors. ranging from a stickpin and pendant gift set to which members of Congress get Texas, who got $1.4 million, but it’s But any one political action com­ Dobson Road. a "limited edition” of 500 porcelain eagles at what money from what special hard to feel too sorry for his mittee can only give $5,000 to any UP TO $950 each. interest groups and comparing the oppoent, Lloyd Doggert, who had one candidate for the election (and Th§Hm/ylnipro¥9dQUICK$TABT* Program 7 contributions with the voting re­ to get along with only $810,000 in a similar amount in the primary) INTERSAT HAS DEVELOPED a Young Astronaut '~The liberal New Republic magazine sug­ satellite dish for schools; Commodore is producing '! Ftam WEIGHT ¥UTCHMRS Can B s F o u n d . a a 7 gests some other items: cords on issues effecting the special interest money. and it is all on the public record. special interest involved. Or consider No. 2 in special So the candidate that gets Young Astronauts software for its computers; and YOU are a PRIORITY at MCC “ How about a 1984 Mondale debate briefing The fact that the Information on interest contributions. Sen. Cha­ $200,000 or more — there were 95 of Tymnet has granted space on its satellite communica- " Our new, prioritized registration system is designed to keep book, autographed by the president? Or a such matters is an easily available rles Percy, R-III., who got $1.2 tlons to the Young Astronaut program. ^ - you from waiting in long lines to sign up for classes. them last time — is probably a well NEW MEMBERS, MAINTENANCE AND LIFETIME MEMBERS lovely souvenir photo album of Nicarguan In addition, art and science contests are planned for “ part of the public record is both the million but still lost to Rep. Paul established liberal or conservative If you haven’t yet registered for Spring '85 classes, just check SOX SHOULD ARRIVE H HOUR BEFORE TIMES LISTED BELOW military b.ases? greatest reform to come out of the Simon who got “ only" $900,000. with a voting record that already Young Astronauts, and the winners will be the guests » the list below for the first letter of your last name and register at OFF!* FOR REGISTRATION AND PRE-MEETINQ ORIENTATION. ” ... Or an official $1,000 Defense Depart­ Watergate scandal and the grea­ In short, special interest on one goes down .the line with the group of Disney World at its resort. 2 that time or any time after. Classes begin January 23. ment screwdriver, a steal at $500? Or Ed test defense against special inter­ side tend to balance out the other giving him money. Footnote; At the rate that youngstersaresigningup Monday, January 7 1-3 p.m. MANCHESTER EAST HARTFORD EAST HARTFORD ests buying what they want on side. In the most tightly fought as Young Astronauts, the program should have at 2 3-5 p.m. Sscond Congrtgilloral Ch. KnlgMiolColumbui Hall HoHdayInn Meese’s house; $600,000 (2 percent financing 5-7 p.m. 3ffiN.MalnSt. 1831 Main SIraat 363 Rolwita Strdet Capitol Hill. Senate race in the country this least 2 million members by September. Applicants : Clay F. Richards Is a political 1-3 p.m. • Mon. 4:45 pm & 6:30 pm •Mon. 8:30 pm Exit 5801(184 available)? And for that special someone: should write tothe Young Astronaut Council, 101515th - , Tuesday, January 8 "True, $104 million could be year, both Sen. Jesse Helms, writer for United Press Interna­ 3-5 p.m. •W4d.8;45pm • M 4JI |S ad B:3I p i safety-sealed cans of toxic waste. , considered an obscene amount of R-N.C., who won, and Gov. Jim tional. St„ N.W., Washington, D.C. 20005. - 5-7 p.m. YMCA-YWCA YWCA 770 Main SIraat SOUTH WINDSOR Wednesday. January 9 1-3 p.m. 3-5 p.m. 78 N. Main Stiaat •Wad. 9:30 am Wapping Comm. Ctiurdi 1-3 p.m. *Thura.9:30am 1790 Ellington Rd. OOR REP CHINA LEAVERS ARE PLANNING WE CAN NOW BUY THAT SOUNRS O f COURSE. BUT PENG KVAOPING Thursday, January 10 •Thura. 6:30 pm TO BREAK UP GOVERNMENT OWNER­ CONPOG ANR IT'S A m a t t e r OF LE/>RNINS TO 3- 5 p.m. CARITAUSTIC. SAYS A CAT OF ANY COLOR \S PI6TIN6UI6H CAPITALIST RUNNING FOR MORE INFORMATION AND ADDITIONAL CLASS LOCATIONS, CALL SHIP OP a ir l in e s ANP RA\LWAVS.,. 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f . - MANCHKSTER HKRAl.D. Mondiiy, Jan. 7. 1985 CAPTAIN EASY by Crooks A Catale April 2 date set M o n d a y T V Newport brsces for medlB onslaught with new trial w _____II__ years aan nrlantlof hell andnnri «1Iwill spend the rest 1 (22l (30) M O V IE ; A Reason to Live* A von Bulow’s children by an earlier 1994 on technicalities. Bulow: innocent.’” of their lives tortured” by what 6:00 PM CD CD (22) (30) News 14-year old boy finds himself trying to The man printed 19,000 of them marriage, Alexander von Auers- C h a n n e l s convince his father that life is worth living NEWPORT. R.I. (UPI) - A Von Bulow went into seclusion happened to il'cir mother, he staid. CD Three's Company perg and Annie-Laurie ” A la ’ after the man suffers a series of devastat­ decision to retry socialite Clauq over the weekend. to sell the day the, verdict was "Theycerti. ily hope their moth­ CD Hart to Hart ing career and personal setbacks Peter KneissI, when their mother slipped WFSB Hartford, C T UJ von Bulow on attempted murder "The press from the whole world announced. er’s would-be Murderer would be (11) Puttin' on the Hits Fonda, Ricky Schroder. Deidre Hall. 1984 into the coma. WNEW New York, NY (C \ a charges sent the famous defendant has called, including the German, Some of the second trial is brought to justice, the same as New Haven, CT tc (2.4) (87) American Playhouse (CC) Kuh said the grown children are (i$ Dr. Gene Scott WTNH into seclusion over the weekend the English and the French,” said expected to focus on initial inter­ anyone in the world would feel (^0) Little House on the Prairie WOR New York, NY CC •Pudd’nhead Wilson ’ Murder, deceit, pre­ while his Newport neighbors views New York lawyer Richard in Austria with their father and WPIX New York. NY fft) judice and mystery surround a small town 'I Andrea Reynolds, von Bulow’s about one’s mother’s killer,” he 3 -2 1, Contact (C C ) braced for another round of Kuh had before von Bulow was could not be reached for comment. WHCT Hartford. CT (IB lawyer during pre-Civil W ar days. (R) (90 girlfriend. “ And he’s just not going “ They’ve been through four said. C3$ O ne Day at a Tim e WTXX Waterbury. CT 79 m in ) publicity. to talk to anybody.” indicted. Kuh was hired by Mrs. C4Q) N ew sw atch WWLP Springfield. M A 79 (41) El Maleficio State Attorney General Arlene A woman, who said she was WEDH Hartford, C T 74 (41) M undo Latino Jessn Losada y Soma Violet announced Saturday she WVIT Hartford. CT 79 (8i) Police Woman hired to fend off calls, answered Vorhauof son los anfniiones do esto pro WSBK Boston. M A 74 [C N N ] Freeman Reports will retry von Bulow April 2 on grama do asunios publicos nactonalos pro- LEVY'S LAW "by JamM Schumawiaf von Bulow’s New York apartment Rite Aid Pharmacies Will Rll Over.. WGGB Springfield. MA charges he tried to kill his heiress sentando ontrovistas, notioias. deportes y 9:30 PM ( D New hart The marriage is phone Sunday to say he had “ no WXTV Paterson. NJ (41) un segmonto desdo*Hollywood in trouble when Dick and Joanna attempt ...AUM06T; wife, Martha “ Sunny” von Bulow, WGBY Springfield, MA (6/) WHENb the- JAWTOB comment.” to collaborate on a pillow-making book. EVEBYONES (5^ MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour Hartford. C T 61) 60IN6 TO FIX THE with insulin. Newport businessmen who fed 30 MILLION WTIC Cable News Ntwrk ICNNI (4i) Grandes Series: Artakena COMPUAINING But a longtime von Bulow family $ i) Good Times CNN FUBNACP, fAEOT? and housed the dozens of reporters RITE Sporti Natwork (ESPNl ABOUT THE ESPN (D Cagney and Lacey ir6^F-FBE:E.2IN6.'. friend said Sunday she is “ abso­ (C N N i Prog Cont'd iHBOl 10:00 PM C-C-COLP' at the first trial said Sunday they HBO Home Box Office lutely convinced” the New York PRESCRIPTIONS ITM C ) MOVIE; 'Somewhere In Time' A CINEMAX Cinamax 1114 AXl (D New s expect more of the same during the young playwright, who falls deeply in love TMC Movie Channel ITMCI (I'i) Independent News - t j financier did not try to kill his wife retrial. with the photograph of a turn of-tho- USA USA Network . lUSAl with insulin injections in 1979 and “ It’s nice to have them in the THIS YEAR (1$ Dr. Gene Scott century actress, travels through time to 1980 at their elegant Newport (2^ Wild, Wild West (off-season),” said Michael DiCe- meet her Christopher Reeve, Jane Sey­ mansion. Clarendon Court. mour. Teresa Woght 1980 Rated PG saro, manager of the Viking Hotel, AID Quality, Accuracy & Saving Assured (38) Odd Couple [U S A ] Cartoon Express CD (40) Hardcastle & M cCorm ick Mark which usually caters to Newport’s (61) Kojak “ i TH IN K I ’VE KNOWN Claus ^ With Each Onel t and the Judge |Oin a neighborhood watch WNK //Pm ^ summer tourists. group that has become involved in interna­ [CN N ] Evening News von Bulow and his whole family 6:30 PM ([D ($i) One Day at a Time POL His hotel is within walking tional espionage (60 m in ) [ESPN] PKA Full Contact Karate- and his wife better than anyone d i) Dance Fever World Super Heavyweight Champion­ distance of the courthouse and is at l i M i l i i l i i C D N ew s else in Newport. I think it’s more (2S!) ^ N B C N ew s ship Coverage of this karate bout is CLAUS VON BULOW the foot of the street housing some (li) Mrs. Woman of the Year Pageant presented from Miami, FL. (90 min.) CONORA TULA TIONSI Nightly Business Report likely that I killed his wife than he . . . victim of put-up? of Newport’s most elegant man­ | m iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiitm (l8) Dr. Gene Scott [HBO] MOVIE: The Outsiders' The did,” said Anne Brown, 79, a d|) Jeffersons sions. All three major television ANACIN DRIVE HOME A WINNER (20) M O V IE ; 'Pork Chop Hill’ The bloody conflicts of rival youth gangs explode into ALLEY OOP ■ by Da»e Oraue defense witness in the first trial networks set up shop there at times | (4^ ABC News (CC) ...BLJT I KEEP W battiB to take the Korean hill, key to stop­ tragedy when a ’greaser’ falls for a rich girl. who lives at “ Harbour Court.” TABLETS d1) Noticiero SIN ping the Communists, is told by the com­ Malt Dillon, Tom Cruise. Diane Lane y ’w a n t m e t s e n p a n a r m y o v e r SO \ REMEMBERING “ We’ve had so many young rich during the first trial, he said. ANACII BOm E OF 100 SWEEPSTAKES manding officer of the American troops. 1983 Rated PG T'YOUR ISLAND T'HELP YOU GET X3 I...) WHAT HAPPENED "I'm absolutely convinced that It n'j Mff RM* tCNN i Showbiz Today RIP OF THINGS THAT FLOATV-^------, /TO YOU THE LASI women in Newport. I hardly know **MU4S«tic ••Sirs WINNERS; Gregory Pock. Harry Guardino. Rip Torn [M AX] MOVIE; A Farewell To Arms’ was a put-up job,” she said. RALPH PLUMB, OWNER of (ESP N l Mazda SportsLook IN TH'AIR BECAUSE THEy XYES,YOUR TIME WE GOT IN­ any of them who’ve had a happy I 1959 An American ambulance driver and an En­ ARE MAKIN'SLAVES OF (. HIGHNESS! j VOLVED WITH HIS “ To say that he tried twice to kill Brick Alley Pub, around the corner glish nurse meet on the Italian front in life. It’s not an easy thing to be a STANLEY FRANKEL-GRAND PRIZE (22) (30) T V 's Bloopers & Practical Jokes y o u r PEOPLE? PEOPLE! her — he was a very intelligent from the courthouse, said he NOCHtSTtft NY f§8B fORO HLA THUNOtRRmO 7:00 PM CD CBS News Practical ]oke victims are Lisa Wholchol World W ar I Rock Hudson. Jennifer young heiress,” Brown said. COMTREX man. If he wanted to kill her, he expects to pick up business again OOMniE)9 CD (38) M ‘ A * S 'H and Morv Griffin (60 min ) Jones. Vittorio De Sica. 1957. Sunny von Bulow “ had plenty of MHHi‘»twplo*nCo«dM»w JAMBS a g o s t Io n i- f ir s t m Z E would ave done it. There’s no way COLD atNU YVIUt. RA - fM 5 fORO MUSTANG CD ABC News (CC) (24) (57) W onderw orks (C C ) Hide and [TM C l MOVIE: 'The .Ratings Game' brains, great looks. But when she too. Seek ■ T w o students fight |o prevent immi­ (C C ) A trucking magnate uses h»s girlfriend Claus ... would have missed the ‘T m not looking forward to it.” TABLETS CAPSULES C D Dallas got older and didn’t think she was GEORGE H ITT ll-S EC O N D PRIZE nent disaster when a computer prograrn to beat T V 's moguls at their own game first time,” she said. Plumb said. ” I don’t like to profit BOTTLE OF 16 DAYTON. OH~ t9E8 TORO ESCORT Ol (11) A t The M ovies * and become a star Hollywood producer. pretty any more she began tdWng OR TABLETS develops the capacity to make it’s own Martha “ Sunny” von Bulow, 53, by other people’s misery. But if it Dr. Gene Scott decisions (60 mm ) Danny DeVito. Rhea Perlman, Lainie Ka­ drugs and alcohol. This wilr all OOMIRE)^ BOniE OF 24 BRENDA BLACKM AN-THIRD PRIZE (18) heiress to a Pittsburgh utilities MuiI(-Sv(Tip«4>mColdlMI»»»f zan has to be somewhere, it might as | DARLINGTON. S C - IM S FORO ESCORT QL (2(S) Barney Miller (36) M O V IE : Bret Maverick' Bret Mover fortune, lies in an irreversible come out in the new trial,” Brown ick wins a large sum of money at poker and well be here. (2t) Wheel of Fortune 10:30 PM (11) N e w s CAPSULES decides it s time to settle down until one of coma in a New York hospital. “ It was a happening. That’s the (24) (5 7 ) American Film Institute Strange (^4) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour the losertf robs the bank. James Garner, Ed Brown said she believed the Fruit 1948 Georgia is the sotting for this VON BULOW WAS CON­ best way I can describe it,” he | (30) (40) Family Feud Bruce. Stuart Margolin 1981 defense argument from the first limnHHI1l l 1lll1llim ill1IIIIIIHIIIIHHIHHHHll BEN-GAY tale of a young black man who is forced to VICTED of two attempted murder said. ” It was kind of wild, really. C41) Leonela (41) Cosas de Casados confront himself and make some vital trial that the coma was caused by Oiie of our customers had T-shirts I OINTMENT choices when ho decides to register to charges in 1982 but the state REG., GREASEIESS ($$ Nightly Business Report (6l) Fantasy Island an overdose of prescription drugs printed up that said Claus von | Colgate^/S. vof§. THE BOHN LOSER ‘ by Arl Sanaom Supreme Court overturned them in OR NON-GREASY (81) D iffrent Strokes [CN N] Prime News and alcohol. ^ (38) Dick Van Dyke GEL, 1.25 OZ. TUBE [C N N ] Monayline [E S P N l College Basketball; Villanova at WHAT‘5 COLGATE (41) 2 4 Horas WHOOPS PLASHIM6 LI6HT$ lESPN l SportsCenter St. John’s ^ r ] [USA] Ski Week COMll0foOPB5HIWP! [HBO ] Braingames Word scrambles, [HBO] MOVIE; Oh, God! Book II’ The TOOTHPASTE Visitor from above charms a spunky 7 OZ. FAMILY SIZE TUBE number puzzlers and history and mystery 1 1 :00 PM (D (D (30) (40) N ew s schoolgirl into spreading his message. Official calls new trial games are alt here to tease your brain George Burns, Suzanne Pleshotto. David ( D T a x i [U SA ] Radio 1990 Birney 1980 Rated PG. CD Phil Silvers OR GEL 7:30PM CD PM Magazine [M AX] MOVIE; The Onion Field' The (11) O dd Couple GILLETTE aftermath of a police murder is examined 6.4 OZ. CD All In the Family (l8) Dr. Gene Scott from the point of view of both the criminals GOOD NEWS TUBE CD Wheel of Fortune (20) Honeymooners In the cause of Justice’ RAZORS and the survivors John Cassavetes. Meryl PKG OF 5 (11) Independent N ew s Streep 1979 Rated R (2^ Dr Who (20) Hogan's Heroes ( T M C ) M O V IE ; Elvis; Th a t’s the W a y It (38) M -A * S 'H PROVIDENCE, R.I. —The legal on or before that date. “ Obviously Mr. Dershowitz is | Is' Elvis prepares for the concert event that d EDGE (22) M 'A 'S -H (57) T e n O 'C lo ck N e w s d nightmare is not about to end for The defense claims it has also Mr. Showman,” she said. drew the most people in Las Vegas his­ Violet said Dershowitz was i SHAVING Q-TIPS (3® Entertainment Tonight tory (8i) Gong Show socialite Claus von Bulow. amassed more evidence since the treading close to violation of a GEL (38) Barney Miller [C N N ] Moneyline The case of Rhode Island vs. first trial, bolstering its contention EXTRA RICH, IIME. REO . conoN Rituals state judicial ethics code barring MENTHOL, SPECIAL OR (40) People’s Court 8:30 PM (D [U SA] Gong Show Claus von Bulow, Docket No. von Bulow was framed. Violet I CONDITIONING & lANOlIN SWABS lawyers from making statements (57) W ild W orld of Animals ® MOVIE: 'Advise and Consent’ The FRANK An d ERNEST ®by Bob Thavoa 82-462, begins anew April 2 when wasn’t saying what new evidence 7 02 CAN President names a controversial liberal as 11:15PM (41) Reporter 41 outside court on witness credibility (61) One Day at a Tim e the New York financier goes on the state may have up its sleeve. I Secretary of State Charles Laughton. Don 11:30 PM CD Three's Company or giving opinions on the guilt or | [C N N ] Crossfire Murray. Walter Pidgeon 1962 trial a second time on charges he “ My policy is not trying this case CD Charlie's Angels in the media,” she said. “ I ’m not innocence of the accused. q « i w [ES P N ] College Basketball Report (41) M as Aprisa con la Risa tried to kill his heiress wife with PKG. ( D (40) Nightline She said ff Dershowitz continued I OF 170 (H BO l Fraggle Rock insulin ipjections at their summer going to tell you what our tactics J CD Burns & Allen I T T A d i c t i o n a r y — to “ try the case in the media,” he [M A X ] Album Flash: Alabama 9:00 PM ( D Kate & Allie Allie learns BOOKS mansion in Newport. are.” that being a mother and a student are not (j1) Honeymooners risked jeopardizing a fair trial for [USA] NHL Hockey: Los Angeles at ^ A W H O L E Arlene Violet, Rhode Island’s Violet discounted criticisms that easy when she returns to school his client. She also said she might • Boston (20) Leave It to Beaver new attorney general, said Satur­ about the cost of a retrial and I PRESTONE II (D Merv Griffin (2d ^0) Best of Carson Tonight's guests disputed a von Bulow attorney’s ask that he be removed as | EFFERDENT | 8:00 PM CD scarecrow and Mrs. O F Y fO F P / . day the state will retry von Bulow (D (40) Thorn Birds Part II (C C ) are Maureen Stapleton, Bill Maher and claim last week that it had consulting counsel to von Bulow. I ANTI-FREEZE King Buddy Rich (R) (60 min ) “ in the cause of justice.” DENTURE (18) Or. Gene Scott ‘‘ I an} convinced that there is Information that would ruin the Dershowitz, contacted in Miami^ GALLON JUG CD PNI Magazine (38) Anything for Money where he was lecturing, denied any sufficient probative evidence state’s case. ^ 4 9 Cli) Pelicula: 'El Hijo de Angela Maria' impropriety and said he was eilMbyNiA Me I h AVES 1-7-85 which, if believed by a jury, would $7) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour im result in conviction.” Violet said. THE DANISH-BORN FINAN­ addressing Violet’s charges in a ^ MOVIE: Chariie Chan’s Secret' “ This should be submitted to a jury C IE R was convicted of two counts memorandum to be sent to her. When a missing heir is found murdered at a Dershowitz said in court Friday seance, Chan is called in. Warner Oland, of Mr. von Bulow’s peers and that's of attempted murder at his first that notes taken by Richard Kuh, Astrid Allwyn, Charles Quigley. 1936 what we will do.” jury trial. The convictions were [C N N ] Sports Tonight overturned by the state Supreme the New York lawyer who first SAVE WITH RITE AID BRANDS III investigated the case on behalf of. NEWHART [ESPN ] SportsCenter VON BULOW, 58, WAS CON­ Court in April 1984 on grounds von von Bulow’s stepchildren show S liililllllillllllllliliiliillilltillllllilillilllilllllli [H B O ] M O V IE : 'Zelig' Eager to please, a VICTED of attempted murder Bulow’s constitutional rights were Julia DuMy stars as neurotic transforms himself into a human after a three-month trial in 1982 but violated during an investigation of three key witnesses lied when they Stephanie Vanderkellen on chamuleon W oody Allen, Mia Farrow. had the Newport County Superior evidence. testified at his first trial in 1982. MRITE AID Rated PG "Newhart," which airs Court verdicts overturned. He said The jury convicted von Bulow of [USA] Make Me Laugh COUGH M OND AY, JA N . 7 on CBS. only “ no comment” when tele­ charges he twice tried to kill his Dershowitz said the stepchild­ 1 1 : 4 5 PM [T M C ] MOVIE. Boarding phoned Saturday at his wife’s Fifth rich wife, Martha “ Sunny” von ren, Alexander von Auersperg and FORMULA DM School’ A flirtatious teenager is sent to ANTI-rUSSIVI CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME Avenue apartment in New York. Bulow, at their elegant Clarendon Annie-Layrie KneissI, and Mrs. school abroad whore she and her friends Court mansion along Newport’s von Bulow’s maid, Maria Schral- pursue the boys at a neighborhood school. He declined to come to the phone at 8 OZ, BOTTLE Nastassja Kinski, Gerry Sundquist. Ga­ all Sunday. Millionaire’s Row with injections Ihammer, “ testified falsely under briele Blum. 1983. Rated R Defense attorney Alan M. Der- of insulin in 1979 and in 1980. oath, and they did so because they 1 2:00 AM CD Simon Bi Simon showitz said he spoke to von Bulow The prosecution argued his were not confronted with ... prior (D Rockford Files after Violet’s announcement and motives were his $7 million share inconsistent statements” they had JH IR M AC K D Hawaii Five-0 he was not surprised by her of her estate and his love for given the lawyer early in 1981. MRITE AID SHAMPOO OR (ID Star Trek decision. another woman. "The state of Rhode Island has ANTACID CONDITIONER Dr. Gene Scott "M r. von Bulow has already Mrs. von Bulow, 53, who was not been duped by a private lawyer a diabetic, had a hypoglycemic with wealthy New York clients, LIQUID GELAVE, E.F.A. OR NUTRI-BODY ■ (2^ M O V IE : 'Rhapsody' A lonely heiress' been of two minds of this,” PLUS SIMETHICONE marries a piano student and realizes that A stro g ra p h Dershowitz said. “ On the one hand, condition aggravated by insulin. and the courts of Rhode Island she must help him achieve his goals. Eliza there is no defendant in the world She is now in a "Sleeping Beauty” have been used by this private both Taylor. Vittorio Gassman, Louis Cal 12 OZ. BOTTLE ■ 8 0Z. C r o s s w o r d who wants to be tried. But on the coma in a New York’s Presbyter­ lawyer who has hidden the truth ^ hern. 1954. ian Hospital. She is heiress to a not only from the courts, not only BOHLE AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) You’ll get allect upon your earning powers II other hand, he wants to be publicly " @8) MOVIE: 'The Great McGinty* A mar Pittsburgh utilities fortune. from the defense, but from the rises from tramp to mayor. Brian Donlevy along'well with just about everyone you exploited properly, vindicated.” ACROSS 3 Close relative Answer to Previous Puzzle Muriel Angelus, Akim Tamiroff. 1940. encounter today, especially those you're LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Situations that Violet, who resigned as a nun to prosecution as well,” Dershowitz ilL 4 Frugality GI0) Charlie's Angels able to deal with on a one-to-one basis, contain elements ol chance should work run for office and become the THE DECISION TO RE TR Y von told reporters after the hearing. 1 School organi­ 5 Son-in-law of $ i) Misa de Roma ‘TOrthday PISCES (Feb. 20-Mareh 20) Substantial out rather lavorably tor you today, nation’s first elected woman attor­ Bulow came one day after Dersho­ Von Bulow’s 1982 convictions zation (abbr) strides can be made at work today, pro- However, don't risk a lot merely to gain a 2353235353532302235348235353485323534823532323235353484823484848485323232323235323235323234848482353534823234848 Mohammed [CN N ] Newsnight ney general, said the trial would witz said documents released last were overturned because the state 4 Ingests 6 Decades vided you discard old methods that have little. [ES P N ] Mazda SportsLook begin in Newport Superior Court month could “ blow the prosecu­ police failed to obtain a search 8 Every 7 voce stymied you and try Iresh approaches. VIROO (Aug. 23-Sepl. 22) Today marks tion’s case out of the water.” warrant before having a crime lab [U SA ] Radio 1990 on April 2 before Judge Albert R. 12 Comedian 8 Augment Jan. 8,1965 ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) Try not to the beginning ot a lavorable shllt peiialn- I DeRobblo. She was uncertain Violet disputed his claim, calling analyze drugs seized from the Costello 9 Indian coin 1 2 : 3 0 AM CD investment Seminar structure your day too tar In advance. Ing to a matter you lelt powerless to CLAIROL A friend who has your best Interests at Fun, spur-of-the-moment happenings control. Eventually everything should whether jury selection woul(j,begin it “ erroneous and totally false.” mansion. 13 Nile queen, for 10 Whale (fi) Kung Fu heart will be helpful this coming year In could unexpectedly develop and you'll work out to your liking, NICE N ' EASY short 11 Datpe Myra iP RITE AID Late Night with David Letterman To- matters that could make or save you want to be free to participate. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) You may hear 14 Part of the leg ’ night's guest is Kevin Nealon. (60 min.) >MAXI-SH«.DS HAIR COLOR I money. Heed his advice. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) An unexpect- from a pal today who wants to gat you MAXI-SHIELDS ASSORTED SHADES 15 Annuity (a b b r) 17 Legend [E S P N ] College Basketball; Villanova at ad benefit could Come through a family Involved In his latest Idea. Even though It The Von Bulow drama continues 16 Balms 19 W ood St. Jo h n 's CAPRICORN (Doe. 22-Jan. 19) Today contact today. There will be something of may sound a bit far out, explore It (n 18 W yom ing 23 Glacial ridge [M AX] MOVIE: 'The Brood' A couple material worth associated with the depth. you may profit from a commercial June 16,1983 — Prosecutors filed mountain range 25 Poverty-war moves into a house only to discover that arrangement that won't be conducted happening. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) You could NEWPORT, R.I. (UPI) — The July 13, 1981 — Von Bulow they are not the only occupants. Oliver 2 9 9 20 Pen agency (abbr) along conventional lines. Although daring GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) Your |udg- be luckier than usual today In financial Claus von Bulow high society pleaded Innocent before a Superior a rebuttal, claiming “ greed and Reed, Samantha Eggar. PKG. 21 Roman bronze 26 Man's and dllfereni, It'll be ethical. Major ment Is quite keen today and your Initial and career areas If you're watchful. Your scandal has crept along for five Court judge in Providence and was love for another woman” drove OF 30 22 Astronauts' "all [USA] Ski Week nickname changes are In store for Capricorns In the assessment of situations will be accurate, opportunities will develop in unique ways. years. Attorney General Arlene released on 8100,000 surety bond. von Bulow to two attempts to kill right ” (comp, coming year. Send for your Astro-Graph Trust your assumptions, rather than SAQITTARIUB (Nov. EVOee. 21) You're 27 Hawaiian 1 2 : 4 5 AM [H B O l MOVIE: Hank Violet’s decision Saturday to retry Sept. 30, 1981 — The state made his wife. wd.) those ol others. seldom at a loss tor bright instruments Williams: The Show He Never Gave' predictions today. Mall $1 to Astro- Ideas, public its evidence against von April 27, 1984 — State Supreme 34 Ear (comb 39 Noun suffix 51 Exasperate Graph. Box 480, Radio City Station, New CANCER (June 21-July 22) Some unex- although they frequently end up collaol- him begins a second circuK for the 28 Knots in cotton Country star Hank Williams is portrayed in Bulow, including transcripts of Court overturned von Bulow’s 41 CoenpooenI 52 Indian tribe case. form) fiber a performance he tVtighi have given on York, NY 10019. Be sure to state your pected changes could suddenly occur Ing dust. However, today your Ingenuity convictions on grounds State Po­ 36 Dealer in 54 Chop zodiac sign. today that might have an advantageous will be positively expressed. Here are its highlights: state police interviews with von 29 College group 44 Strange (comb New Year's Eve 1952. Sneezy Waters, lice failed to obtain a search salvaged trash form) 56 Licks up Dixie Seatlo. 1984. Dec. 27, 1979 — Martha "Sunny” Bulow, family members and 31 Bay acquaintances. warrant before having privately GIRITE AID 30 Mixed (pref.) 32 Ireland 46 Clam genus 57 Biblical tribe von Bulow was unconscious over 1 : 0 0 McMillan & Wife seized evidence tested. It also 34 New Zealand 46 Accounting 58 Stringy AM (D Christmas holidays at her man­ It alleged von Bulow got drugs PLAYIN G 33 Declainv ruled the defense was improperly tree violently term 60 Do housework (D News sion, Clarenden Court. At the from a prostitute, vacationed with B rid g e denied access to notes of private CARDS LAD Y'S 35 Charitable or­ 36 Eager 50 Crowd 61 The |Sp.) ( D Saint urging of her maid, Claus von a mistress and told his stepson he ganization (3D Twilight Zone felt like a “ gigolo.” The allegations Investigation that led to the POKER, PINOCHLE CHOICE a 9 to 1 1 Bulow consentd to call a doctor (abbr.) Cj|) Dr. Gene Scott played a third club and trumped it. after insisting she was only sleep­ described a “little black bag” charges. OR JUMBO SIZE ANTI-PERSPIRANT 37 Odd (Scot.) Film/Sign off N O R T H Next she played a diamond to the ing. She was hospitalized and containing hypodermic needles REGULAR, FRESH ^8 French service It doesn’t July 23,1984 — Attorney General [C N N ] Crossfire < 9 Q 7 5 king and trumped the third diamond. and barbiturates found in the OR UNSCENTED I cap recovered. Dennis J. Roberts II asks U.S. 2 [U SA] Japan Today V K 10 5 3 seem possible Hapless Blast had to follow to all Dec. 21, 1980 — Martha von couple’s Newport mansion. PACKS 40 Roof edge ♦ K 10 6 Feb. 1,1982 — The trial began in Supreme Court to reinstate convic­ 42 One (Ger.) 1 1:15 AM [TMC] MOVIE: The these minor suit plays. South now Bulow lapsed into a coma during a FOR 4A42 Newport. tions on grounds state appellate 2 OZ. 43 English county Groove Tube' Movies and televisipn take By James Jacoby cashed her heart queen and led a low visit to her mansion and was * ■ . its licks in this satire on the world of popu­ W E S T EAST March 16,1982 — After 31 days of court “ grossly misapplied” the- 99 SIZE 45 Complaint 1 In the Women's Event of the World sP“ <*e- ^ West ducks, East will win hospitalized, then transferred to lar entertainment. Chevy Chase. Ken Shap­ 4 A 6 3 4 J 10 exclusionary rule on use of 47 Crimson Team Olympiad held in Seattle last I**® spade and be forced to lead into Columbia Presbyterian Hospital in trial and 37 hours of deliberation, iro. Richard Belzer. 1974, Rated R. 4--- 4J9862 the jury found von Bulow guilty of evidence. 49 Tunisian ruler fall, the first qualifying round provid- dummy’s K-10 of hearts. If West wins New York where she remains F lia i fFHCTIVI iAN. 7 THRU II. IMS NOT U M O N M U FOR TYFOORAFNICAi HAOM 26 27 28 ♦ A9742 ♦ Q85 Oct. 1, 1984 — Supreme Court WI MHHVI TM •KNIT TO IIMIT OUANmiO 50 Before (pref) ed a preview of the finals, when the ll>® spade ace, East will have to comatose. The maid later told two counts of attempted murder — 1:30 A M (D Hogan's Heroes 4Q9865 ■4J107 • refused to hear the case; von 53 Comedian USA again met Britain. On the trump anything West leads, and the detectives she saw von Bulow with a verdict unpopular with crowds of 34 (D Anything for Money Bulow said he was optimistic about [ Sparks S O U T H diagramed deal, Sally Horton of same end play results. Either way. a black bag containing valium people who gathered daily in the (iD Independent News 4K98 4 2 clearing his name. 55 Of the cheek 36 3 ^ Great Britain arrived at four hearts, declarer gets 10 tricks. before both incidents. courtroom to glimpse life in 59Transported by ^1) Despedida 4AQ74 Since at the other table her East-West '^**® '‘ey I® declarer’s success lay in Newport high society. ♦ J3 April 21, 1981 — Von Bulow told RITE AID PHARMACIES 1 planes 43 [C N N ] Newsnight Update teammates had played four clubs niffing the minor suits with her small May 7, 1982 — Von Bulow was Nov. 9, 1984 — In New York, a 4K3 police his wife relied heavily on 62 Year (Sp ) [U S A ] NHL Hockey: Los Angeles at doubled and incurred a penalty of 300 trumps before playing a second valium and barbiturates, drank sentenced to 30 years in prison but court-appointed guardian for Co- EAST HARTFORD | Boston ENFIELD i63 One of the Vulnerable: Neither points, she had to bring in the con- spade. Otherwise East would have regularly and was prone to eating was granted $1 million bail pend­ Sima von Bulow, daughter of^Claus •271 ELLINGTON RD. | Muses ■ ■ ■ 2 : 0 0 A M CD Get Sm art Dealer: Blast tract for her team to gain on the deal. *>®®t* ol>le to ruff the third spade, exit-. ing appeal. and Sunny, challenges a will •9 5 ELM STREET-PHARMACY PH: 745-41 21 64 Holy image 56 57 58 binges. ¥ (D Joe Franklin Show After the opening lead of the dia­ ing with either a club or a diamond. March IS, 1883 — Harvard Law disinheriting the 17-year-old girl PHARMACY PH: 528-611 5 | 65 Soft food West North East July S, 1981 — Von Bulow was MANCHESTER ■ (p ) MOVIE: 'Blondie's Hero' Dagwood mond ace, West switched to a small Professor Alan M. Dershowitz, from her maternal grandmother's 66 Hold 59 60 62 Pass indicted by a Newport County •361 MAIN STREET-PHARMACY PH: 649-9110 signs up for the Arm y Reserve Corps, goes Pass 24 Pass club. Declarer won dummy’s ace and grand jury on two counts of heading the appellate team, filed a $90 million estate because she 67 Examine away to training camp for two weeks and sided with her father in his court 68 Firmament * 63 65 Pass 44 Pass played a heart back to her ace, dis­ attempted-murder involving in­ 114-page argument with the Su­ sets the defense effort back two years. battle. Penny Singleton, Arthur Lake, William Pass covering the bad trump break. When you’re told that the new auto* sulin allegedly injected into his preme Court, claiming there was DOWN 66 1 68 Frawloy. 1950. Undaunted, Sally Horton casljed the are "downsized,” the translation U wife in December 1979 and De­ no valid evidence linking von Jqn. 5, 1985 — State announces plans to retry von Bulow April 2. (l8) Dr. Gene Scott Opening lead: 4 A club'king and led a spade to dummy’s that you’re getting a small one for the cember 1980. Bulow to his wife’s coma. 1 Make a map of queen. When that held the trick, she price of a big one. 2 Timbre 1986 by NEA Inc [M A X ] MOVIE: Endless Love' MANCHESTER:({ e s t e : HERALD. Monday. Jan. 7. 1985 — II

10— MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, Jan. 7, 19«5_ Polish cop implicates others

He said he held several conver­ SPORTS By Bogdan Turek diate superior, a captain, assured United Press International him the crime was approved by sations about the crime with police senior Interior Ministry officials. Capt. Grzegorz Piotrowski, sus­ TORUN, Poland — A secret The beaten body of the priest — a pected as the ringleader in the policeman charged n the kldnap- backer of the outlawed Solidarity crime. slaying of a dissid nt priest said- Two best teams to meet in Super Bowl XIX union — was retrieved from a "From what he said I understood today top Interior Ministry offi­ reservoir Oct. 30. cials approved of the action and Chmietewski was asked by pro­ that he got approval from the top hoped the priest would die of a secutors to confirm a statement for this operation and for the fact heart attack during "a good made during the investigation in that the priest could die of a heart Post-season air marks beating." which he said, "This action was attack," Chmielewski said. 49ers defense throws approved by the top — It was Lt. Waldemar Chmielewski, one " I f that happened he had permis­ known about by my superiors." fall to Miami’s Marino of four secret policemen accused of sion to get rid of the body by murdering the Rev. Jerzy Popie- Chmielewski told the court today, shutout at the Bears dumping it in the water," he said. even that one turnover was a fluke: luszko, testified that his imme­ “ I confirm everything” . By Rick Gosselln Herald photo by Pinto By Rich Tosches ing capped the scoring with a United Press International his second-quarter pass hit Moore United Pfess International 34-yard field goal with 1:57 left. in the hands and deflected high into Driving wasn’t fun "1 didn’t feel frustrated out M IAM I — For two seasons, the the air where it was plucked by SAN FRANCISCO - Minutes there,” said Chicago Coach Mike football world has tried to compare Pittsburgh safety Donnie Shell. Town tax priority suggested whose lights glistened for the last time Marino was at his best in the Main Street on Friday night has an icy before the NFC championship Ditka. “ I just kept feeling we Dan Marino of the Miami Dolphins this season on-dhe wet roadway. Police game began, the San Francisco would make a big play to put us with the greatest quarterbacks in second quarter when he completed car on which the tax has not been surface and a dearth of traffic. At the far If Assistant Town Attorney Wil­ tion on the subject to the General reported 16 accidents during the 49ers’ bib-overalled mascot back into the game. But it never the history of the game. ll-of-17 passes for 197 yards as the paid, and who register theircarsin right is the front enH of a bucket truck liam J. Shea had his way, the town Assembly in the coming session. pranced onto the field clutching a came. But those comparisons are no Dolphins scored 17 points to take a states that have lower tax rates for evening. would have priority in collecting The proposal is one of several which town workers were using to Chicago Bear teddy bear. He "W e did a lot of things we wanted longer operative; statistic-wise, 24-14 halftime lead. I motor vehicles. back taxes when the owner of that will discussed when the town the Christmas decorations, proceeded to tear its head off. rip to, but they just beat the butts off Marino is now the standard by Marino completed 6-of-8 passes Among the measures recom­ remove personal property got into finan­ Board of Directors and Manches­ out the stuffing and .scatter bear us.” which all other quarterbacks will for 116 yards in the final three mended by the committee are ter’s delegation to the General parts around midfield. Chicago quarterback Steve be judged. minutes of the second quarter after cial difficulty. requiring that the owner's social As the law now stands. Shea said Assembly meet Tuesday night at 7 Police Roundup Not something you’d want the Fuller, who spent most of the day Marino set single-season records John Stallworth had caught a security number be included with in a memorandum to General p.m. in the hearing room of Lincoln kids to see.nWalt Disney would' getting up, was l3-of-22 for 87 yards in 1984 for both passing yardage 65-yard touchdown pass from registration information, requir­ Manager Robert Weiss, a bank Center. have wept. But the San Francisco and one interception. He lost 50 (5,084) and touchdowns (48) and Mark Malone to give Pittsburgh its ing that vehicles be registered that has loaned money secured by The directors and legislators will fans loved Sunday’s pre-game yards in sacks and the Bears has now taken his record-breaking only lead of the game, 14-10. annually instead of every two A%sault investigation reopens the personal property can take also be asked to consider changes show. finished with only 37 riet yards act into the postseason with an But that lead only stood up for 90 years, cutting down the time it possession of thp property if the in procedures for taxing motor And, apparently, so did the passing. aerial devastation of the Pitts­ seconds. Marino completed four takes for a tax collector to notify dark eyes. He was wearing brown owner defaults in loan payments vehicles. Police said this morning they are looking for an unidentified man 49ers, who proceeded to treat the Tyler paced the 49ers rushing burgh Steelers Sunday in the AFC passes during a five-play. 77-yard the Motor Vehicle Department of a corduroy pants and cowboy boots and the town may be unable to Weiss has submitted to the re-opening an investigation into a who tried to pass himself off as an real Bears with similar disdain. attack with 68 yards and Payton championship game. drive that climaxed with Duper’s tax delinquency, requiring that and drove a white Chevrolet collect the back tax. directors a report by a statewide undercover police officer Thurs­ They recorded an incredible nine ran 22 times for 92 yards. But it Marino passed for 421 yards and 41-yard touchdown catch. motor vehicle taxes be paid in a suspected assault Sunday night When taxes on real estate are study committee on the subject. day, night in the parking lot of Camaro, police said. sacks while the offense shreddeij wasn’t nearly enough for the four touchdowns to knock both Then, after Miami safety Lyle single payment, and establishing that left one man in serious involved, the town has first call, Weiss co-chaired the committee police headquarters on East Mid­ the N F L ’s No. 1 defense for 387 Bears. ■ DaryleJ-amonica and Joe Namath Blackwood intercepted a Malone an official manual for assessing condition in the intensive care unit even if there is a mortgage on the with Rep. Timothy Ryan, . at Manchester Memorial Hospital. dle Turnpike. Vernon resident Eric Donze, 22, yards. " I ’ll tell you what. If there were out of the record book and carry his pass to give the Dolphins the ball the value of motor vehicles. property. No such priority exists The committee hps made a DebrJ Finkelstein was fright­ was arrested Thursday after an When the beating was over, the holes there to run through. Walter Dolphins to their fifth Super Bowl back at the Steeler 35 with 69 The committee also recom­ The case was closed Sunday for municipalities in personal series of recommendations it says when the victim, Ronald Webster, ened and drove to the police station altercation with another man in a 49ers had beaten the Bears 23-0 and Payton would have found, them,” with a 45-28 victory over his seconds left in the half, Marino 7 mended a pilot program under used just 30 seconds for five plays would cut down the amount of after a strange car followed her advanced to the Super Bowl just 20 said Chicago offensive lineman 7 property taxes. Shea said. parking lot on Hilliard Street, hometown Steelers. which one town in each county 18, refused to tell police what Shea would like to see state law money municipalities lose in un­ home from work about 10 p.m., police said today. miles away in Palo Alto where they Jim Covert. Miami will face the NFC cham­ and a 2-yard touchdown run by would be permitted to issue motor happened to him and said he did passed giving municipalities that collected motor vehicle taxes. police said. The car followed her to Police said Donze and Dennis will take on Dan Marino and the The 49ers had chances to blow pion San Francisco 49ers in Super Tony Nathan. His 28-yard pass to vehicle registrations and thus not want the police involved, police priority. The report says it is difficult to the station, where the driver got Blanche!, 27, of 9 Orchard St„ got Miami Dolphins Jan. 20. the game open early. One drive Bowl XIX Jan. 20 in Palo Alto, Joe Rose moved Miami into could be sure the tax was paid said. He has suggested that the trace owners of motor vehicles, But it was opened again when out, approached Finkelsstein, said into an argument after Donze The Bears will hibernate for the died when Montana fumbled the Calif. position at the Pittsburgh 1. before the registration was "With Dan in there.” Shula said, Connecticut Conference of Munici­ who sometimes use different Webster, who was found lying On he was an undercover officer and passed Blanchet’s van on the right next few months. snap from center on third down at Marino threw touchdown passes granted. "you always have the feeling he palities submit proposed legisla­ forms of their names to register a the side of West Middle Turnpike demanded to see her identifica­ while the two were driving on "They kicked our butts,” said the 2 and the 49ers had to settle for of 41 and 36 yards to Mark Duper, can make things happen in a shortly before 6 p.m., lapsed into tion, police said. Buckland Street. 275-pound Chicago tackle Keith a field goaL And, just minutes 40 yards to Mark Clayton and 6 serious condition after surgery td Finkelstein asked to see the Both pulled into the parking Iq^ Van Horne. “ They pushed us later, with San Francisco again at yards to Nat Moore as the Dolphins hurry.” remove a ruptured spleen, miice man’s badge but the man refused, at the Automotive Parts Supply around." the Bears’, 2, Montana’s under­ registered the most points in an police said. Nevertheless, she And that was the real surprise. thrown pass was intercepted in the AFC title game since the San Diego Marino completed the rout by Obituaries and a hospital spokeswomay said. store qt 640 Hilliard St„ police said. UPl photo Doctors have been unable to showed him her driver’s license Donze ran into the store, grabbed a The Bears stormed into the game end zone by Gary Fencik. Chargers scored 51 against the leading the Dolphins to touch­ control Webster's bleeding, police and student identification card, wrench, returned to the parking lot with a legacy of meanness and All of which becomes meaning­ Miami quarterback Dan Marino (13) gives Tony Nathan Boston Patriots in 1963. downs on their first three posses­ toughness that would make a less when your defense posts a sions of the second half. He hit Milford; a brother, Victor Rengh incorrectly in the obituary which said. police said. Police said she re­ and hit Blanchet’s van several Marino’s 421 yards bettered the Anna K. Uzup ported that the man appeared to junkyard dog flinch. They boasted shutout. (22) a pat on 'th e helmet after Nathan scored a AFC championship game record of Duper with a 36-yard touchdown of Tracy, Calif.; and a sister, appeared Friday. Webster lives at 454 W. Middle times with the wrench, police said. write information from the cards a defense that had pounded on "Anything we say will sound like touchdown in second quarter of AFC championship 401 by Oakland’s Lamonica in the pass. Woody Bennett scored on a Anna K. Uzup of 136 Ferguson Marjorie Dubay of Brea, Calif. Turnpike with his mother, who told Police said that Donze then quarterbacks to the tune of an an excuse, and I don’t want it to 1968 game against the New York 1-yard run and Moore caught a Road died Saturday at her home. The funeral will be Tuesday at police he was on his way to visit his onto a pad of paper before threatened to smash Blanchet’s game Sunday against Pittsburgh. Marino tossed for four Joseph Patelli NFL-record 72 sacks this season, sound that way.” said a dejected Jets and his four touchdowns 6-yard TD p:iss She was the widow of Jerry Uzup. 8; 15 a m. from the Windsor Locks sister in East Hartford when the returning them to her. head, but Blanche! called police touchdowns and 421 yards in leading Dolphjns to 45-28 including seven against Joe Theis- Payton. "The ultimate thing is to topped the record of three by New "They have a helluva passihg She was born in Lithuania and Funeral Home, 441 Spring St.. Joseph Patelli, 87, of 157 Sunny- incident occured. Finkelstein then drove home before Donze carried out his mann and the Washington Reds­ win. And we didn’t,” win over the Steelers. York’s Namath in that same 1968 game, well-designed.” Shell said, had lived in Manchester for 60 Windsor Locks, foliowed by a mass brook Drive, died Saturday at Police said they found a martial without entering the station but threat. kins last week. And the big. burly game. "but it’s not the design, it’s No. 13 years. She was a member of St. of Christian burial at 9 a.m. in St. Manchester Memorial Hospital. arts weapon and some of Webster’s later called police to confirm that Donze turned himself in later Bear offensive line had turned “ Marino continues to rise to the (M arino).’’ James Church, the Lithuanian Robert Bella.mine Church. Burial He was the husband of the late personal belongings lying near the man was an officer and was and was charged with breach of Chicago into the N F L ’s top rushing occasion, to attack defenses.” Clayton caught his touchdown Alliance of America and the will be in St. Mary Cemetery. Dorlna (Baldino) Patelli. Born in him on the road. Police said that told he was not, police said. peace, threatening, criminal mi­ club this year. Miami Coach Don Shula said. pass during a 7-7 first quarter and American Lithuanian Social Club Calling hours are today from 2 to 4 Montclavo, Italy, on March 23, when they arrived Webster was Police said she described the schief and driving with his license But againsMhe 49ers, Richard "Today was another good example Uwe von Schamann added a of Manchester. p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. 1897, he came to the United States conscious, with a cut knuckle, and man as white, about 5 feet, 11 suspended. He was released after J She is survived by a son, Albin J. Dent and Dan Hampton and the of that. What more can I say about 26-yard field goal on Miami’s and settled in Manchester in 1914. bleeding from his mouth. booking on a $200 non-surety bond J Memorial donations may be inches tall, between 23 and 28, rest of the Bears’ defensive line the guy?” opening posession of the second Uzup, with whom she made her made to the Visiting Nurse and Before he retired, he worked at Police said they first thought clean-shaven with neatly trimmed and ordered to appear Wednesday was overwhelmed. The line was Shula may have exhausted his quarter. home; and a brother, Joseph Health Services of Windsor Locks, Cheney Brothers for many years. Webster had been hit by a car but and combed-back dark hair and in Manchester Superior Court. held to only three sacks, two of .supply of superlatives for his Stallworth scored another Pitts­ Krauzaitis of South Windsor. 50 Church St.; the American He was a U.S. Army veteran who became suspicious after Webster which occurred when 49erquarter- young quarterback but the Steel­ burgh touchdown on 19-yard third- The funeral will be Wednesday Cancer Society, 670 Propsect Ave., served in World War 1. refused to talk. back Joe Montana fell down. ers haven’t. Marino was also the quarter catch and Malone tossed at 8:15 a.m. from Holmes Funeral Hartford; or the Oncology Depart­ He is survived by a son, Louis architect of Pittsburgh’s worst- his third TD pass to Wayne Capers Home, 400 Main St., with a mass of ment of St. Francis Hospital and Patelli of Manchester; a brother in Police said today that the Meanwhile, the offensive line did Ice causes 16 wrecks ever loss at Three Rivers Stadium with 25 seconds left in the game Christian burial at 9 a.m. at St.' Medical Center, Woodland Street, Italy; three grandchildren; and a shooting death of Sunny Brook a wonderful impression of a James Church. Burial will be in St. back in October when Miami after both teams sent in the Hartford. great-granddaughter.. Drive resident Joseph Patelli early wards into the car following hers. revolving door. The 49ers .seem­ James Cemetery. Calling hours Private graveside services were Police reported 16 motor vehicle prevailed, 31-7. reserves. Rich Erenberg also A ./{Saturday Is-an apparent suicide. The third car in turn was forced ingly were driven by a version of accidents in less than two hours scored for Pittsburgh on a 7-yar'd A " I’ve never seen a second-year will be Tuesday from 2 to 4 p.m. held .today !a the EasLCemeteryi. Patelli,'87) shot himself through the battle cry of their namesakes: Frank Matarazzo during the height of an ice storm back into a fourth car, police said. quarterback play so well," said first quarter run. and 7 to 9 p.m. Memorial donations may be made the head with a .38-caliber revoiver “ There’s a quarterback in them Friday night, including one four- Ruzzo and her passenger Mary Pittsburgh cornerback Dwayne "Twenty-eight points probably Frank Matarazzo, 86, of Hart­ to the Assumption Church, 285 W. while his son and daughter-in-law 'thar hills.” The 49er defense car pile-up that resulted in minor Paquette, 19, of East Hartford, Woodruff, who was burned by the should have been enough to win,” ford, died Friday at Hartford Center St., or to the American slept in their house at 157 Sunny allowed the Bears only 186 total Anna G. Johnson injuries. were treated for minor lip and combination of Marino and Clay­ Malone said, "but the way Marino Hospital. He was the husband of Cancer Society, 237 E. Center St. Brook Drive, police said. Patelli yards — only 37 passing — and has Anna Griffin Johnson, 87, of 94 head injuries at Manchester Mem­ ton for four passes covering 95 was playing, every time you the late Pasqualina (Paladino) Watkins Funeral Home was in left a note in which he wrote,"I The pile-up occured when East not allowed a touchdown in the last High St., died Sunday. She was the orial Hospital, a hospital spokes­ yards and a-touchdown in the first turned your head they were back in Matarazzo and the father of charge of arrangements. have been suffering too much,” Hartford resident Kevin Greco, 17, 10 quarters, something the Dol­ Widow of Emit C. Johnson. woman said. Neither Greco nor the half. the end zone.” Thomas Matarazzo and Antionette police said. lost control of his car as he was phins might possibly discuss in the She was born in Geneva, N.Y., other two drivers — Daniel Lapp, "Marino was unstoppable today. Duper finished with five catches N Regina, both of Manchester. Patelli’s son, Louis, 50, reported traveling on West Middle Turnpike next two weeks. Agnes R. Calhoun 24, and Marcel E. Mercier, 50,both and lived in Manchester most of He also is survived by two other "You never expect a shutout, but He played .so well he could have for 148 y.irds and Nathan seven N that Patelli had been in good near Center Street and slid across of East Hartford — were injured, her#fe. She was a charter member sons, Salvatore Matarazzo of Mid­ Agnes R. Calhoun, 97, formerly of when it begins to develop, you go written his own script. I saw him catches for 114 yards. Stallworth physical health but had recently the median into the oncoming lane, police reported. of the Emblem Club of Manches­ dletown and Frank Matarazzo Jr. Porter Street, died Saturday at an when he played in coliege at also had a record-setting day with been depressed and complained of police said. Greco’s car collided Greco was charged with driving for the throat," said San Francisco ter, a member of the Manchester of West Hartford; a daughter, Tina area convalescent home. She was Coach Bill Walsh, who led his49crs Pittsburgh and thought he’d do four catches for 111 yards and two stomach pain. with a car coming from the too fast for road conditions, which Grange, a communicant of St. Jaskulski of South Windsor; two born in Manchester on Oct. 17, to a Super Bowl victory three well in the N F L but no one thought touchdowns. It gave him a record opposite direction, driven by Ma- carries a $50 fine if he is convicted. James Church and a member of sisters. Lucia Sbriglio of Hartford 1887, and had lived in town for seasons ago. he’d develop so fast and go .so far.” five 100-yard receiving games in rissa Ruzzo, 19, also of East The 16 accidents occured be­ the church Ladies Guild. and Francesca Matarazzo of Italy; many years. Police today said they are San Francisco, 15-1 during the M arino com pleted 21-of-32 postseason play and a record 12 Hartford, police said. tween 7; 45 p.m. and 9; 30 p.m., She is survived by a daughter, 16 grandchildren; and three great­ She was a communicant of St. regular-season, took a 6-0 first-half passes with one interception. But playoff touchdowns. Ruzzo’s car was rammed back- police records show. Margaret J. Minor of Manchester; grandchildren. James Church. She is survived by lead on two field goals by Ray two brothers, Raymond Griffin of The funeral was today from the several nieces and nephews. Wersching, from 21 and 22 yards, Manchester and John Griffin in D’Esopo Wethersfield Chapel, 277 The funeral will be Tuesday at 9 and took command with 8:27 left in Florida; a sister, Alice Mooney of Fire Calls Folly Brook Boulevard, Wethers­ a.m. with a mass of Christian the third quarter when Wendell Manchester; and five Good effort not field, with a mass of Christian burial in St. James Church. Burial Tyler rolled in from the 9-yard line grandchildren. MCC’S burial at St. Patrick-St. Anthony will be in St. Bridget Cemetery. Manchester for a 13-0 lead, UPl photo The funeral will be Wednesday Church, Hartford. Burial was in There are no calling hours. Holmes “Business News Lunch Series" Montana, who completed 18-of- at 9; 15 a.m. from the John F. Mount St. Benedict Cemetery. Funeral Home is in charge of Wadnesdov, 12:54 p.m — medical San Francisco defender Gary Johnson but the 49ers unit was the one to pitch call. Darning Street (Town, 34 passes for 233 yards but was enough forUConn Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. Bloomfield. arrangements. Paramedics). In the time it takes for lunch, you can learn intercepted twice, hit Freddie shutout, a 23-0 one, in NFC champion­ Center St., followed by a mass of (97) pulls down Chicago quarterback Memorial donations may be Thursday, 6:14 a.m. — medical call. \ways to improve management, increase your Solomon on a 10-yard TD strike ship game. 49ers will meet Miami for Christian burial at St. James made to the American Cancer Liberty and Russell streets (Town, Steve Fuller (4) during first-period PHILADELPHIA - It was a Louise E. Johnson Paramedics). profits and plan for the future - Six timely with 11:15 remaining after Roger stole the ball from Tim Coles and Church at 10 a.m. Burial will be in Society, 670 Prospect Ave., Craig had sprinted 39 yards for the action Sunday at Candlestick Park. Super Bowl XIX crown. good effort, but not good enough. Louise E. Johnson, 96, formerly Thursday, 6:56 a.m. — medical call, the Wildcats climbed to within two St. James Cemetery. Calling hours Hartford. 340A Charter Ook St. (Town, topics for smali business operators and area longest run of the game. Wersch­ Bears came in with the touted defense Connecticut, which fell behind at 51-49. will be Tuesday from 2 to 4 p.m. of Bluefield Drive, died Saturday Paramedics). 13-2 at the outset and appeared at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Thursday, 9:20a.m. — medical call, consumers will be offered Thursdays beginning Dwayne McClain then stole the and 7 to 9 p.m. AAultl-CIrcults, 50 Harrison St. (Town, headed for a blowout, righted itself Albert R. Stlmpsc^ Sr. She was born in Portland on May Jan. 24th, 11-2 pm in MCC’s Program Center. ball from Kelley to draw Villanova Emblem Club members will Paramedics). to take the lead against heavily into a tie. meet Tuesday at 7; 15 p.m. at the 31, 1888, and had lived in Manches­ Thursday, 9:47 a.m. — medical call, Albert R. Stimpson Sr., 60, of favored Villanova in Big East By the time UConn finally ter most of her life. She was a 400 Main St. (Town, Paramedics). Dolphins defense didn’t ace the test funeral home to pay their respects. Enfield, died Sunday at Baystate Thursday, 2:44 p.m. — alarm, Wa­ For more information and Conference basketball action here scored, Villanova had a 55-51 lead. Medical Center, Wesson Unit. He member of Emanuel Lutheran shington School, 94 Cedar St. (Town). what we did and we did get some field but the drive was blunted by Saturday ntght. "Just twice.” said UConn coach was the husband of Florence Church and had belonged to Thursday, 6:1) p.m — alarm. East a registration brochure, M IAM I (U P l) — After Miami the test. Norman A. Mainville Catholic High School, New State Road turnovers.” Miami cornerback William Jud- Dom Perno, "m aybe once, all we (Howard) Stimpson and the Scandia Lodge, Vasa Order of call 647-6175 rolled to a 45-28 AFC Champion­ ” I wouldn’t say it was an A,” (Town). But to hear tell of the cerebral son’s interception. Four plays The Huskies, behind the play of had to do was get the ball up the Norman A. Mainville, 52, of brother of John Stimpson of America, for 74 years. Thursday, 9:45 p.m. — medical call. ManchesterJM Community Colege ship Game victory over Pittsburgh said defensive end Doug Betters. Cost $5 per lecture, 3 for Miami offense, anticipating every later. Dolphin quarterback Dan freshmen guards Terry Coffey and floor, just once or twice, and the Paramount, Calif., died Dec. 24 in Mancheste’r. She is survived by several nieces East Center and Pitkin streets (Town, in which even the losing Steelers ” I think we did a good job on the Paramedics). $12, $20 for entire series. 60 Bktwell Stfset blitz, geniuses took the field. Marino gunned a 40-yard touch­ Terence Warren along with junior game was ours. Kaiser Hospice Hospital, Norwalk, He also is survived by a son, . and nephews. set a record for points in defeat, the run, but we’ve got to do a better job Thursday, 10:40 p.m — medical call, Manchester. Connecticut 06040 ” We had so many (blitz) adjust­ down pass to Mark Clayton to open Earl Kelley, moved to a 51-45 lead "We just gave it away. We gave Calif. He was the husband of Mary Albert Stepson Jr. of Enfield; The funeral will be Tuesday at 11 194 Fern St. (Town, Paramedics). Dolphins were pleased with their with the pass rush. We could have ments, said Jimmy Cefalo (who scoring. with 5:15 to go. it away without a battle.” (Mascarenas) Mainville. He was three daughters, Florence Beers of a.m. at the Holmes Funeral Home, defense, but said it didn’t quite ace played better, but we’re proud of had one 24-yard touchdown catch And so it went all afternoon as UConn, 0-2 in the Big East and4-6 Connecticut did draw even at the the brother of Valere J. Mainville Ashford, Bonnie Boucher of Elling­ 400 Main St. Burial will be in the called back by a penalty in the Marino and the Dolphins earned a overall and lo.sers of its last three, end of regulation at 55-all on a short and Edward Mainville, both of ton and Marjorie Marochini of East Cemetery. There are no second quarter), " I would imagine trip to the Super Bowl. then self destructed. The Huskies Kelley jumper. But the momentum ^lanchester. East Windsor, two other brothers, calling hours. it would take a Harvard Law "The Steelers moved the ball on didn’t get off a shot over the next had swung in Villanova’s Other survivors include a son, John Stimpson of Enfield and Memorial donations may be CAPRICE Whalers hold on summa cum laude weeks to the ground, but every time their five minutes. Meanwhile, Villan­ direction. Norman Mainville Jr.'! and ‘ a Frank Stimpson of Windsor; a made to the memorial fund of memorize all of them.” offense did something, our offense ova was coming back with Gary And the Wildcats ran off the first daughter, Mary Mainville, both of sister, Mrs. Cleo Lyons of Storrs; Emanuel Lutheran Church. Pittsburgh started off the game had an answer,” said Coach Don McLain getting things started with five points of overtime to send the Paramount; three other brothers, and five grandchildren. CLASSIC Shula said. 4:56 to play. Ed Pinckney then Huskies home a 70-59 loser. 7 Arthur L. Mainville of Johnstown, The funeral will be Wednesday to trip Chicago moving the ball relentlessly down 7 R.I., Charles A. Mainville of Coral It was a game which Connecticut at 11 a.m. at the Leete-Stevens should not have lost. Springs, Fla., and George R. Enfield Chapels, 61 South Road, CAIDWELL HARTFORD (UPl) - A flurry of 3-3. Ray Broxton led UConn with 20 Mainville of Simsbury; and three Enfield, with burial with military goals in the second period marked The win was a relief for Hartford sisters, Antionette Humes of Hart­ OIL INC. Coach Jack Evans, no matter how Carter key to 49er defense points. He had 16 in the first half, honors in Hazardville Cemetery. jhe midpoint of a game with a dual ford, Irene Cowles of South Wind­ personality as the Hartford Whal­ he got it. "W e had enough chances single handedly keeping the Hus­ Calling hours will be Tuedsay from the 49ers this year because Fred sor, and Alice Mainville of Rocky 96.9 ers held through the scoreless to win several games,” he said, By William D. Murray ’’Right now, winning the medal kies in the game. They trailed at 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. is still number one, (thrill for me) ’ ’ Dean — the other former Charger Hill. per gal. C. O. D. remainder for a 4-3 win over the "but we couldn’t pull away. We did United Press International the intermission, 34-27. With defensive — was a holdout. Memorial services will be Satur­ Chicago Black Hawks. hang on. It was a nervous-type said Carter, Warren, Kelley and Coffey helping Emoroy Rivers “ But if we win the Super Bowl Johnson said the 49ers planned day at 11 a.m. at the Vincent 649-8841 Joel Quenneville’s goal early in game.” SAN FRANCISCO - In six on defense, Broxton took care of Emoroy Rivers of Vernon, who on containing Payton. The leading Funeral Home, 880 Hopmeadow the second period Saturday night Johnson opened the scoring at months, San Francisco noseguard and I get my ring, that might the offensive end to keep Connecti­ died Tuesday, was the mother of Minimum requirement rusher in N F L history picked up 92 St., Simsbury, with the Rev. snapped a 3-3 tie and lifted the 1:30 of the first period to give the Michael Carter has gone from a change.” cut in contention. Harriet Stephens of North Truro, Carter was one of many stars for William Dudack officiating. Burial Pricn aubiset to Change Hartford Whalers to the victory. Whalers a 1-0' lead. Steve Larmer silver medal at the Olympics to the yards on 22 carries. He also did not The Huskies drew even at 39-all Mass. Mrs. Rivers' first name and an unheralded 49ers defense that complete a pass. will be in Center Cemetery, 550-1,000 gait. 04.0 C.O.D. U0,989 That second period featured answered for Chicago 34 seconds gold rush of the 49ers. with a 12-5 run at the outset of the her daughter’s name were spelled limited Chicago to 186 yards in Simsbury. . three goals in 39seconds, including later. On Sunday, the Olympic shot put second half. They then took the "W alter Payton was our main Memorial donations may be V-6, Air Cond., AM/FM Stereo, Int. two by the Whalers. It was the The Whalers fashioned a 2-1 lead silver medalist sacked Chicago total offense, allowed the Bears lead, but couldn’t hold it. into San Francisco territory just concern,” Johnson said. ” Our made to the American Cancer Wipers, Defog, More Stock #2218 fastest three goals by two teams when Pat Boutette redirected a quarterback Steve Fuller twice, Kelley totaled 16 points as the Society, 670 Prospect Ave., Hart­ Ron Francis pass past Chicago tackled running back Matt Suhey four times, sacked Fuller nine game plan centered around keep­ only other Husky in twin figures. ever in a Whalers’ game. ing him down.” ford, 06105. Quenneville scored from the left goalie Warren Skorodenski at behind the line on a screen pass for times, forced one turnover and Warren had seven points off the ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. The 49er defense now has a new point after taking a pass from Greg 14:37. But Ludzik surprised Greg a 3-yard loss and nearly stopped gave up but one legitimate scoring bench. McClain had 23 points and PLUS 16 MORE IN STOCK! Millen with a 70-foot slap shot at Walter Payton in the backfield on a threat. challenge — stopping Miami’s Dan Pinckney 17 to lead the Wildcats, AnnaMarie Marcinek Malone at 2:42. Marino. In the AFC title game, " I t was tic-tac-toe for part of the 15:33 to tie the score at 2-2. key 4th-and-short play in the third ” W e’re’ extremely proud of our now 2-0 in the Big East and B-i AnnaMarie (Rengh) Marcinek, INSIIMNSMITHS SINCE Marino threw for 421 yards and game, and then it was Katy-bar- The victory pulled the Whalers to quarter to lead the 49er defense. defense,” Coach Bill Walsh said. overall. 53, of Windsor Locks, died Thurs­ four touchdowns as the Dolphins the-door,” said Quenneville. "The 15-18-4. within five points of the Carter’s performance was vital '"They did an outstanding job of UConn resumes action Wednes­ day at St. Francis Hospital and / 1914. routed the Pittsburgh Steelers game changed completely.” fourth-place Boston Bruins in tl^e in the 49ers’ 23-0 triumph over tlwwr keeping the pressure on for 60 day night with a Big East test on Medical Center, Hartford. She was 45-28. Ray Neufeld had converted a Adams Division. Bears in the NFC championship minutes.” the road in the Ocean State against the mother of Richard M. Mar­ " I think this pass ru.sh can go up feed from Mark Johnson at 2:03 to Hartford has back-to-back road game. The victory sets up a Super Two of the top defensive per­ homestanding Providence. The cinek of Coventry and the wife of against anybody," Johnson said. 649-5241 give Hartford a 3-2 lead. But games tonight and Tuesday, visit­ Bowl showdown between the 17-1 formers came to the team from the Huskies have a Saturday night Martin S. Marcinek. “ But I ’ve played in the AFC and 65 E. Center Street Chicago’s Steve Ludzik answered ing Toronto and Buffalo in 49ers and the 16-2 AFC champion San Diego Chargers over the last date at home at the Field House In She also is survived by a son, 22 seconds later to knot the score at succession. i Miami Dolphins. four years. Gary Johnson joined. the AFC teams are tougher.” Storrs against Pittsburgh. Robert J. Marcinek of Fairfield; a Manchester, Ct. 229 MAIN STREET Tel. 646-6464 MANCHESTER daughter, Marjorie M. Nelson of »,.»- S V

MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Jan. 7. 1985 — 18. K - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, Jan. 7, 1985 mm m m M M ME M ^ Wilhelm and Brock top the list for Hall of Fame Blood’s tending, Blake’s trick * ^ ___ -..I...... U AMAone season Wai*but Ka/Ihad fmiirfour 1D.vl19-victory will probably not h''«ck Brock's stending right-handers who each likely candidates to be elected in which It was lower than two. include a perfect game in their seasons. His perfect game came BvMikeTullv election. United Press International Wilhelm failed election las'ityear During Dur one stretch he reeled off record, are also expected to against the New York Mets on pace IManchester ice triumph a sign^on! ive ERA'S of 2.30. 1.94. To be elected by an estimat€#1400 Father's Day in 1964. lO-year veterans of the BBWAA, a receive substantial support, as are NEW YORK — ^oyt Wilhelm, re is in 2 w 1.81, 1.66, 1.31 and 1.73. scrappy second baseman Fox and Fox, a star second baseman for This is Brock's first year of candidate must receive 75 percent the White Sox during the 1950s, has game. Lou Brock. Jim Buiinlng, the late store. A knuckleball artist. Wil­ World Series hero Lolich. BOLTON — Strong goaltending to up his total to 20 goals in seven hawk goalie Jim Flint. Blood turned aside 15 Glaston- eligibility and, in addition to of the ballots cast. Each writer is fallen 30 or 40 votes short in the last Mike Byers pftt Glastonbury in Nellie Fox. Catfish Hunter and helm pitched for the New York Hunter won 20 or more games for in the third period from Ian Blood games. “ What can you say about bury shots, including all six in the surpassing the magic figure of permitted to vote for up to 10 few elections. front again at 5:17 but 63 seconds - Mickey Lolich rate as the best Giants, St. Louis Cardinals, Cleve­ five straight seasons spanning 1971 and the three-goal hat trick of Blake. He just does a super job,” final- period. “ That was the bMt land Indians, Baltimore Orioles, 3,000 hits, he amassed the over­ candidates. later Blake, assisted by linemates possibilities to enter the Hall of Though in theory several candi­ through 1975. A class pitcher who Bobby Blake powered Manchester said an obviously pleased Man­ game I’ve ever seen Ian play. He White Sox, California Angeis, whelming statistic of a maj^r Lolich, eligible for the first Ume Doug Matthew and Bill Fleming, Fame tonight by vote of the dates can gain admission in one believed in getting ahead of the High to a 4-2 victory over Giaston- chester coach Wayne Horton. came up with six super saves in the Atlanta Braves and Los Angeles league record 938 stolen bases. He this year, had two 20-game seasoM brought Manchester even. Baseball Writers Association of year. In most years no more than hitter, Hunter threw a perfect bury High in non-conference action Glastonbury took the early lead third period." Horton said. America. Dodgers during a 21-year career set a record, since broken by game against the Minnesota Twins and a career total of 2,812 stri­ with a goal from Jeff Bauer with 27 Rickey Henderson, with 118 stolen two make it. Last year, right­ Saturday night at the Bolton Ice Blake got the game-winner at Results of this year's annuai that started in 1952. He had a in 1968. This marks his first year of keouts. He won all three of his seconds left in the first period. “ This game is the kind that hander Don Drysdale. slugger starts for the Detroit Tigers Palace. 13:13 of the second period on, a balloting will be announced by lifetime 143-122 won-lost record bases in a season. eligibility and his World Series The win lifts the Indians to 3-4 Manchester drew even at 1:-41 of makes you happy being a coach. Reservations about his defen­ Klllebrew and shortstop Luis Apa- against the St. Louis Cardinals in power play. Matthew dug the puck BBWAA secretary Jack Lang of and a 2.52 career earned run exposure — six years — should overall while the loss drops the the middle session on a short- They worked hard in the second sive play and his tendency to strike rlclo were elected. 1968, including a victory over Hall out of the right corner and fed the New York Dally News. average. help him. handed goal from Dale Gullo, his period and got three goals and then out frequently In the leadoff slot — A special Veterans Committee of Famer Bob Gibson in the tomahawks Jo 2-6 for the season-. Fleming. He fired on goal with Wilhelm and Brock, a pair of Wilhelm pitched 14 seasons in ~ Bunnlng’s lifetime record was * seventh of the season. shut them off in the third period.’’ he fanned more than Mickey announces Its selections in March. Manchester will try to get back Blake jamming home the rebound. standouts whose specialties made which his earned run average was 224-184. He won 20 games in only seventh game. Horton said. He also hud praise for, Monfie and Harmon Klllebrew — Bunning and Hunter, two out- to the .500 mark Wednesday night “ Matthew had a super game. He them hard to catch, are the most lower than three, and six seasons when it faces Conard High at the Gullo and Ron Smith combined Brett Factora and Smith, one of his did a lot of work in the corners." Veteran’s Rink in West Hartford at to steal the puck in the neutral zone defensive pairings. "T h e y ’ re^ Horton cited. 7:30. with the latter sending Gullo in all mighty miles but they're doing a alone. He fired on the ice to the Blake, on a breakaway,*iced Blake, junior right wing, scored matters with 47 seconds left in the bang-up job for me." SCOREBOARD theme Sill' Ml*' 'Tnwners' 'owners lastlusi three uiiec goalskuuis ,-taiit porner, winv-i, beating Toma­ Staten Island 86, Buffalo St. 75 East skaters drop another one Big East standings Temple 65, Penn Sf. 49 Saturday’s Results Thomas Aoulnas75, Franklin Pierce65 Big ■ost Conference O 'a ll Scholastic The loss wasn’t discouraging to BasketbaU n k. TT k T re n to n S t. 67, L o c k H aven 49 played as well as we can. I'm Whalers 4, Black Hawks 3 Union 55/Susquehanna 53 BOLTON — “ 1 thought we came row. It is idle until Saturday Russo. "I was pleased by our Hockey Georgefawn 2 0 '2 ® L( afraid we just have to start putting V lllo n o v a 70, C o n n e cticu t 59 afternoon when it visits Enfield Vlllonova 2 0 9 1 close to playing as well as we’re forechecking and discipline. Dave Wash. 6 Jeff. 73, Phlta. Pharmacy 70 Deanery baakelbaii High at the Enfield Twins Rink for the puck in the net,” Russo said. C h ko g e 2 1 M NBAstandIngs S t. J o h n 's ? S ’ 2 i W esleyan 61, B ow doln 56 going to play," said East Catholic That hasn’t been easy for the Olender and Kevin Wlash played H a rtfo rd 2 2 0 —4 Plttsburah ! 9 ,2 , a 3:15 game. \ NHL ttindings Rrst perlod-1, Hartford, Johnson 13 WIdener 49, M oravian 41 The St. James girls varsity beof Sf. ice hockey coach Vic Russo after Eagles of late. In their last four extremely well and so did Brian Boston College 1 ! '2 ! Wm. Paterson 55, M ontclair St. 52 Christopher, 33-27, Friday as N ^ his Eagles faced Springfield East beat Enfield in its second (Turgeon), 1:». 2, Chicogo, Lorm y O ■astern Conference S yracu se 9121 Y o le 73, V e rm o n t 59 games, they’ve scored/iMUy five Gallahue, Pat Barrett, Kevin Hutt (Gardner, Ludilk) 2:04. 3, HorHort, Feehan, Dina Merdleln, Jennifer De­ Cathedral Saturday morning at the game of the season, 8-2. W ofei Centerence Attanttc DIvltlen S e to n H a ll 2 2 ? 1 S outh Marco and Kristina W hite ployed w ell. and Kevin Tiilimieri,” he said, Boutette 7 (Quennevlllo, Fronds), 14:37. W L P e t. OB Providence 9 2? ! Ata.-Birm lnghom, 66 Depaul 59 Cathedral scored three goals in goals. ^ ^ Pafricfi DIvWen 4, Chicago, Ludilk 5 (Larm er, Gardner), Connecticut 0 2 4 4 In fhe lunlor varsity iwme, St. Bolton Ice Palace. East hasn’t faced any easy clubs "We’re just having trouble scor­ W L T P ft. a p OA B oston 28 6 .834 — Alabama 87, Georgia 74 Christopher was victorious, 15-8. Chris each of the first two periods and 2:25. PenalflevMolone, Har, 4:41; B. Saturday's Results AUerson-Broadus 83, Alice Lloyd77 East’s best, however, wasn’t ing,” he repeated. “ And when we. Phllodtlpbia 23 n S 51 166 117 Wllson,Chl,17:55. „ ^ Philadelphia 27 6 Dube and Amy SIddons had good floor added its final tally in the third in the last four, including Cathed­ 22 11 7 51 Woshlntiton 19 15 V lllo n o v a 70, UConn 99 (O T ) A p p a la ch ia n St. 66, E . TennesseeS7 good enough as the visitors from make a mistake, it winds up in th e, Wcnhlneton Second perlod-5, Hartford, Neuteld 10 (Seorgetown 82, Boston College 80 games for Sf. James. session. East’s,lone goal came in ral. “ They’re as good, if not belter, NY lilondcn 21 16 1 43 (Johnson), 2:03. 6, Chicago, LuM k 6 New Jersey 16 19 Armstrong St. 72, Longwood56 The Sf. James boys vorsity team the Bay State skated to a 7-1 net." 15 19 4 34 New Y o rk 13 23 (OT) A uburn 80 F lo rid a 74 than any team in Connecticut," Pltfibursh (Larmer, Gardner), 2:25. 7, Ho^ord, Pittsburgh 73, Providence 62 Improved Its record to 22 with victory. “ Every mistake ended up the middle period with Kevin Steve Cavallo ;ind freshman NY Ronetra 14 19 4 34 Quennevllle2 (Malone, Robertson),2:42. Central DIvltlen _ A v e re tt 81, V irg in ia W esleyon 65 win over crosstown rival St. Bridget Walsh firing home his second goal said Russo. “ Five from last year’s 13 22 4 30 M ilw au kee 23 13 .639 S t. J o h n 's 73, S eton H a ll 57 Bellarihine 72, Central St.58- in the net,” Russo said. George Jordan each played half 7 . New Jersey Penoltles-Poterson, Chi, 5:02; Neuteld, Tedav't (Same Saturday ot East Catholic. Ploym okw of the campaign, assisted by Dave team are now playing Division II 19 15 M 9 B entle y 71, S t. T hom as 61 7 Adam DIvltlen (D etroit Hor, 7:29; Fraser, Chi, 14:57; Lum l^, Vlllonovo at St. John's Scott A llru l had a game-high 15 points East, defending state Division II (college) on scholarships." he the game between the pipes for AAontreal 21 11 8 SO Har, double-minor (roughing), 14:57; C hicago 17 17 JOO B erea 99, P lk e v llle 76 7 assists and 5 rebounds. Resei^ra Olender and Mike Fisher. 18 12 9 45 A tla n ta 15 20 .429 Tuesday's (tomes Bethany 75, Oberlln 71 champs, after opening the season East. B u ffa lo S avord, C hi, 16:46. Boston Cotlege at Syracuse George Cook, Eric Nltschlra and Rob Both clubs had 28 shots. “ We cited. OuetMC 19 16 6 44 Thlrdperlod-None.Penoltles-None. _ Ind lona 10 24 .294 Bluefleld SI. 97, Glenville 90 Choquette played well fo r the Sobers. with three wins has lost four in a 7 39 C leveland 8 23 .258 (Jeoraetown at Seton Hall Bridgewater Coll. 75, Roanoke65 UPl photo B o tfo n 16 16 Shots on g o a l—C hicago 13-7-12-32. Wednesday’s (tames Sf. Jomes Is back In action Tuesday H a rtfo rd IS 18 4 Hartfordl5-184-41. Western Conference Cent. Florida 58, W. Illinois 55 against St. Christopher at the St. Rose Campbell Centerence M M wtsI DWtatan UCemn at Providence C harleston 75 F a irm o n t 70 P ow er-plav oonverslons: C hicogo, 3-0. Saturday's (tames o v n i. W L PCt. OB D uke 63, V irg in ia 58 The boys lunlor varsity dropped a Los Angeles Lakers’ Kareem Abdul-Jabbar tries to block w L T P it. OF OA Harttord,3-0...... H oM ton 20 14 .588 — Pittsburgh ot UConn (Storrs), 8 (ta o rg e ta w n 54, C um berland 50 Tritons Goalies—Chicago, Skorodenskl. Hart­ Georgetown ot Vlllanova 29-17 decision to St. Christopher Fri­ C hlcoeo I t 19 3 39 158 148 D anver 19 15 559 1 Grambllng 80, Jarvis Christian S> ' San Antonio Spurs’ Artis Gilmore from taking a shot fo rd , M llle n . A— 13,172. .500 3 Syracuse at Providence In d ia n a C e n tra l 101, W ebber C o ll. 95 day. John Robldeau, Greg Barry and S t. L o u li 16 16 6 38 138 145 Ref eree-Ron Fournier. D a lla s 16 16 Robbie LeClerc played well. under the net during first period action at the Forum. M lnneeota 13 19 7 33 140 155 U tah 17 18 .486 Vh Seton Hall at Boston College Jacksonville St. 71, N. Alabama 65 D e tro lf 13 22 5 31 145 184 Son Antonio 15 19 .441 5 Jam es M adison 66, D a vis 6 E lk in s 44 T o ro n to 6 28 5 17 115 181 Kansas City 12 20 ,375 7 Kentucky 78, N. Carolina St. 62 East Catiieiic freshman torpedo Smvnw (XvMen PacIBc Division How Top 20 farod Kv. Wesleyon 69, N. Kentucky 60 ’ E dm onton 27 8 4 58 202 128 Football LA Lakers 24 10 .706 — LouMona Tech n , NW Loulslana63 Brian Kennedy scared 15 points to NBA roundup 6W C o le o rv 21 15 4 46 P hoenix 18 17 .514 NEW YORK (UPl) — How fhe UPl M e rc e r 71, G eorgia S outhern 60 lead the East Catholic treshnjen bas­ W innipeg 19 17 4 42 P o rtla n d 16 19 .457 SV» M id d le Tenn. 79, C um berland 55 ketball team to a hard-fought, 4M1 .429 9V^ Too 20 college baskefball teams fared In L o t A n g e le i 16 15 8 40 Seattle 15 20 games through Sunday, Jan. 6: M ississip p i St. 83, L o u is ia n a S t. 79 triumph over St. Bernard's. The Eo- Cougars V oncouver 10 26 5 25 i » 219 N FL playafts LA Clippers 15 21 .417 10 Mocehead St. 68, Saginaw Valley 60 gles fe ll behind by as many as 12 p o in ts 13 1. Georgetown (160) defeated Seton Soturdav't R eiulli Golden State 10 22 .313 H all 7656; defeated Boston College 8680 N. C a ro lin o 7 6 F lo rid a St. 69 In the f Irst halt before chlpplngqwavto I N.Y. Rangers 3, Boston 3 Saturday's Results N.C.-Wllmlngton 66, George Mason cut the count to 2215 at Interm ission. Jabbar’s buzzer w ild Cord (tomes (o t). Andrew Seeitar came off the l^ c h to WELLESLEY, MASS. — Massa- New J ersey 5, M o n tre a l 4 Sotuidov, Dec 22 New Y o rk 119, C hicago 113 2. Duke (160) defeated Vlrelnta6656 64 B u ffa lo 7, N .Y . Islanders 3 D e tro it 121, W ashington 113 N o tre D om e 79, D avidson 62. score 6 of his 10 points to as East closed chu.sells Buy Community College AFC — Seottle 13, LA Raiders 7 3. Memphis State (61) defeated Delta to within a hoop, 3231, at the end of Los A ngeles 5, D e tro it 3 ' Sunday, Dec. 23 A tla n ta 124, New Jersey 114 State 7661; lost to South Carolina6656 O klahom a St. 78, New O rleans 57 proved an inhospitable host to a Vancouver 4, Toronto I NFC — NY G iants 16, LA Rams 13 C leveland 111, P hoenix 106 4. St. John's (161 )defeoted Connecticut S. C a ro lin a 60, M em phis S t. 58 three quorters. Kennedy led the flnal Minnesota 4, Calgory 4, (tie) D a lla s 135, Kansas Q tv 107 Southern Tech 86 Allen U. 73 quarter attack, scoring 8 points to baseline jumper busload of southern New England Divislonol (doyeffs 57-51; defeated Seton H all 7657. spark the Eagles to victory. Emt Hortford A Chicago 3 Sotuidoy, Dec 29 P h lla d e lp h io 110, M ilw a u ke e 106 5. Syracuse (61) lostto Vlllanova82-30. S. A labam a 63, S. F lo rid a 59 neighbors Saturday. Quebec 8, Pittsburgh 3 L .A . C lippe rs 127, D enver 115 6. Illinois (114) lost to Minnesota 6658; Southern Miss. 83, Wls.-Parkslde66 played a great team defense from the The Manchester Community Philadelphia 6, St. Louis 3 M ia m i 31, S eattle 10 S eattle 104, In d iana 97 Stetson 94, St. Joseph's (M e .) 60 second quarter on. _ ^ ^ n Froncisco 2), NY Giants 10 lo s t to lo w o 64-60. C\ College basketball team was Sandavt Results Sunday, Dec. to H ouston 103, G olden S tate 94 7. (jeorola Tech (162) defeated Tampa 75 Liberty Bo^lstSS East, now 23, hosts Notre Dame High N.Y. Rangers 5, New Jersey 4 lOT) Chlcago23, Washington 19 Sunday's Results Maryland-Eastern Shore 9640; lost to Tennessee 70, Mississippi 63 Tuesday at 4 o'clock. vanquishes Spurs thumped in its first road trip of the Edmonton 7, Winnipeg 2 P itts b u rg h 24, D enver 17 U tah 121, H ouston 92 Woke Forest 6654. Tennessee S t. 83, R o rld a A 6 M 82 season, 86-53, to NJCAA seventh- St. Louis 3, Chicago 2 Conference champlonthips P o rtla n d 118, In d iana 101 _ 8. Southern M ^o d lst (11-1) defeated The C ita d e l 8 6 F u rm a n 76 Mendav't Oamet LA . Lakers 99, San Antonio 98 ranked Mass Bay. Sunday's Results Rice 66-57; defeated Arkansos6660(ot). ' T ra n s y lv a n ia 86, C entre 73 By Mike Barnes this for years." J (A ll Thnet BST) Monday's Games Troy St. 84 Livingston 74 The Cougars, who fell to 1-2, are M iam i 45, Pittsburgh 28 9. North Carolina (161) defeated J Lo t Angeles at Boston. 7:35 p.m. (A ll Times RST) Calendar United Press International Michael Cooper, replacing John­ San F rancisco 23, C hicago 0 Stetson 8571; defeated Florida State VM I 58, IMorshall 54 back in action tonight at Woodrow Hartford at Toronto, 8:05 p.m. Super Bowl XIX Phoenix at Philadelphia, 7:30p.m. V a. Tech 9 6 N .C . A 6 T 67 son in the starting lineup, scored 13 TueeUav's Oomes Sunday, Jon. 20 Boston at New York, 8 p.m. lO.OePoul (63) defeated St. Mary's Virginia Union 96 J.C. Smith 58 1 points and had a season-high 14 Wilson Junior High in Middletown Hartford at Buffalo, night Golden State at Kansas City, 8:30 p.m. The exhilaration on Kareem At Polo Alto, Calif. (C a lif.) 76-53; lost to Alabam a- Woke Forest 66 Georgia Tech 54 TODAY assists. Mike McGee came off the against honiestanding Middlesex Montreol at N.Y. Islanders,night MIomI vs. San Francisco, 6 p.m. EST Utah at L.A. Clippers, 10:30p.m. W. Kentucky 1(», David Lipscomb54 Abdul-Jabbar’s face Sunday night Edmonton ot Quebec, night Dallas at Seattle, 10:W p.m. B lrm ln o h a m 6659. College Basketball Community College. W. Virginia St. Ill, Franklin 59 MCC at Middlesex, 8 was enough to convince everyone bench to add 18 points. A *N, Voncouver of Philadelphia, night Tuesday’s Oim iet 11. K a n to s (1 6 2 ) lo s t to K e n tu cky 92-89; W . K e n tu cky 73, O ld D o m in io n 67 Johnny Moore led San Antonio Manchester was never in the AFC championship New Jersey at Cleveland, night O irls Baskefball at The Forum that this 37-year-old Washington at Detroit, night Washington at Milwaukee, night defeated Texas Southern 7674 (ot); M id w e st East Catholic at St. Bernard's, 7 veteran still loves the game. with 27 points while Mike Mitchell game Saturday, fulling 15 points Kansas City at Houston, night defeated W ichita State9683. Anderson 70, lndlana-Purdus-lnd.68 behind by the midway point of the 12. In d iana (9-3) defeated M ic h ig a n A quinas 83, O liv e t 63 T U E S D A Y Abdul-Jabbar. who decided a added 15 and George Gervin 14. Golden State at San Antonio, night 87-62; losltoMlchlganState6661. first half. Doiphins 45, Sleeiors 2B Denver at LA . Lakers, night Augustana63, Nsbroska-Omaha61 Beys Basketball month ago his passion for the NBA Gervin, the Spurs’ leading scorer, A Dallas at Portland, night 13. Washington (63) defeated Lamar A u ro ra 81, K nox 61 Fermi at Manchester, 7:45 was held to 4 points in the second The Tritons, who upped (heir 6699; defeated Stanford 7669; lost to Ball St. 81, Bowling Green 67 — and a new 82 million contract — A Notre Dame at East Catholic, 7:30 record to a prolific l’2-4, featured Oiiars 7, Jots 2 P itts b u rg h 7 7 7 7 —28 Oregon St. 5245. Bethany 75, Oberlln 71 - Cheney Tech at VInol Tech, 7:45 was enough to pul off retirement half by Cooper, M ia m i 7 1 7 1 4 7 —45 J a n 121. Rocketa 92 14. O klahom a (1 03) defeated N o rtheast B ra d le y 83, D ra ke 74 Bacon Academy at Bolton, 7:45 tor another season, canned a five scorers in double figures, F irs t L o u lsla n o 101-95 C b lvin 84, T r in ity C h ris tia n ( II I.) 66 Coventry at East Hampton, 7:45 Moore led a San Antonio come­ including game-high men Aaron MIq-Clavton 40 pass from M arino (von 12-foot baseline jumper over Artis Rdmonton 1 3 3-^ 15. Ix iu ls la n o S tate (6 2 ) defeated Cedarvllle 66, T iffin 64 O irls Basketball back with 10 fourth-quarter points. Jo?ies and Murk Coppola, who had Wlnmpeg 101—2 Schomann kick), 7:15 HOUSTON (92) Georala 7674; lost to Mississippi State andnnofl 59, Tulane50 Manchester at Ferm i, 3:30 Gilmore as time expired to give the His 3-point play with 1:17 left cut. Rrst period—1, Edmonton, Hughes 7 Plt-Erenberg 7 run (Anderson kick), M cC ra y 2-12 M 4, Sampson 9-22 1-219, 8669. D ^ o n 67, M d ry lo n d 63 S w im m in g Los Angeles Lakers a 99-98 victory 21 and 20, respectively. (McClelland, Huddy), 0:54. 2, Winnipeg, 11:30 O loluw o n 12-21 5 6 29, H o llin s 1-5 (M) 2, 16. M a ry la n d (1 13) defeated N o rth DePauw 85, AAanchester 77 Manchester at H artford Public, 3:30 the Lakers’ lead to 96-95 and after Tony Peoples led the Cougars Carlyle 5 (Lundholm, Wilson), Second Wiggins 6-133615, Reld46008, Uovd4-7, C a ro lin a S ta te 5656; lo s tto D a y to n 67-63. D efian ce 100, U rb a n a 92 over the San Antonio Spurs. each team hit a free throw, Mla-FG von Schamonn 26,5:56 0-2 8, E h io 1-3 DO 2, P eterson 1-1 1-1 3, with 17 points and 12 rebounds. 1:42. Penalties—McBaIn, Win, 4:42; 17. M ic h ig a n (6 2 ) lo s tto In d ia n a 87-62; Ferris St. 66 Michigan Tech 54 W ID N B S D 6 Y “ You don’t get many charges Gilmore canned his 2 foul stots. Edm bench (served by McClelland), PIt-Stallworth 65 pass from Malone M c tX lw s ll 0-1 0 0 0, M Icheaux 1-1 0-0 2. defeated O hio State 87-82. F rc n k lln 9 6 H u n tln ^ o n 66 Ice Heckey- after you’ve played 16 years, but Winston Brooks pumped in 14 and 10:36. (A nderson k ic k ), 12:08 T o ta ls 41-94 10-15 92. 18. L o u isia n a Tech (11-1) defeated I ndlono-Southeast 57, Taylor 55 Ot Manchester vs. Conara (at Veteran's The defeat was the 23rd straight garnered 9 caroms. Second period—3, Edmonton, Ander­ Mla-Duper 41 pass from Marino (von U TA H (121) N o rth w e st L o uisiana 92-63. Iow a 64, Illin o is 60 you could see how animated and N R ink), 7:30 over 10 seasons at Inglewood for son 21 (M essier, H u n te r), 12:13. 4, Scham onn k ic k ), 13:30 D ontle v 11-17 6 6 28, B o lle v 613 0 0 16, 19. Virginia Commonwealth (61) Kansas 90, W ic h ita S t. 83 W resH Ing ■ excited Kareem was after that MCC, which trailed 42-22 af Mlo-Nathan 2 run (von Schamonn San Antonio Coach Cotton . E dm onton, C a rro ll 4 (U n d s tro m ), 12:46; E aton 6 5 6 4 11, G reen 611 1-2 17, defeated JacksonvllN67-65(ot). Kansas Newman 91, Bethel 77 Bloom field at Manchester, 6 shot,” said Los Angeles Coach Pat intermission, was hampered by 5, Edmonton, CotMv 17 (M essier), 15:27.. k ic k ), 14:24 G r ittllh 620 6 4 23, S tockton 5 8 0 0 10, 20. Ohio State (63) lost to Michigan Kansas St. I l l , M o rg a n St. 70 East Catholic at Branford, 6:30 Fitzsimmons. poor first half shouting and sidelin­ Penoltles—Hughes, Edm, 1:09; KurrI, T h ird R oberts 2-5 6 4 8, K e lle y DO 0 0 0, S tate 8679; lo s t to M ic h ig a n 87-82. Kent St. 91, E. Michigan 90 Portland/Valley Regional at Cheney Riley. In the only other NBA games, Edm ,3:18. Mlo-Dupor 36 pass from Marino (von A nderson 1-5 0 0 2, P o u ltz 1-2 0 0 2, Kenyon 85 Mount Vernon 71 T e c h ,6 “ It was not anything unusual. He ing injuries to frontcourt starters Third period—6, Edmonton, ‘Ander­ Scham onn t ic k ), 1:48 W ilk in s 6 7 0 0 4, AAannIon 61 0 0 0. Utah downed Houston 121-92 and . Sunday's coiiega rssuits Lewis 85, Wls.-Whlte W aters practices hard on his baseline UPl photo Kevin Brophy and Mike Edwards. son 22 (M e u le r, P o u io r), 3:36. 7, Plt-Stollworth 19 pass from Malone T o ta ls 51-94 17-20 121 L o yo la ( II I) 86, B u tle r 74 T H U R S D A Y Portland defeated Indiana 118-101. Brophy could be finished fur the Edmonton,Gretzky 41 (Coffey), 7:23. 8, (Anderson kick), 7:05 H ouston 20243614— 92 M a rq u e tte 67, C o lo rix f o 52 O irls Basketball jumpers. So many teams try to Winnipeg, Boschman 14 (McBaIn), Mlo-Bennett 1 run (von Schomonn Utah 2825 21 25-121 MiomI (Ohio) 9), Cent. M ichigan59 ball fly by as Indiana’s Clark Kellogg season with a severe ankle injury! k ic k ), 13:20 Thre6polnt goals—G riffith 2. Fouled Northwest Catholic at East Catholic, take away his skyhook by double- Portland’s Jim Paxson (4) seems to be 8:05. 9, Edmonton, LIndstrom 5 Natlenol Catholic Basketball Teurno- M ic h ig a n 87, O hio St. 82 Jazz 121, Rockets 92 prevents him from getting the pass. while Edwards’ availability is on a (Huddy, Coltey), pp, 13:20. Penalties— F o u rth out—None. Total fouls—Houston 21, Utah M lchlixin St. 68, Indiana 61 and triple-teaming him. He has to saying “Why me?" as he watches the Kyte, Win, 13:13; Hunter, Edm, 15:54. Mla-Moore 6 pass from Marino (von 11. Rebounds—Houston 41 (Otaluwon 18), game to game basis due to a foot M a ry c re s t Christian Brothers M u skin gum 71, M o u n t U nion 56 F R ID A Y work on other things." At Salt Lake City, Adrian Dan- Schamonn kick), 3:55 U ta h 55 (E aston 16). A ssists—H ouston 2) N . Illin o is 69, To ledo 62 Bovs Basketball malady. Shats on goal—Edmonton 12-12-12— Pit-Capers 29 pass from M alone (Hollins 6), Utah 32 (Green 10). (T“ e n in n .) .) 41 The victory was the ninth tley scored 28 points to help Utah B elm on t A bbey 45, L o ro s 44 N . P o rk 9 6 N . C e n tra l 72 Rockville at Manchester, 7:45 straight for Los Angeles and came 36. W innipeg 9-14-9—32. (A nderson k ic k ), 14:35 Technicals—Utah bench, Utah (Illegal Brattier(HlverAIUBaskelballClasslc N orthw ood 106, O akland 102 (2ot) Aquinos at East Catholic, 7:30 snap Houston’s four-game winning College basketball roundup MASS BAY (16) — Eric Bradshaw 4 A-764029 defense) 2. A— 7,013. (tansetotlen N o rth e rn M ic h ig a n 101, G rand V a l­ despite the absence of guard Magic streak. The Jazz outscored the 3-511, Tony JocXun62-314, Bob DucaS Power-plav oonverslons—Edmonton, Cheney Tech at Rocky H ill, 7:45 A taska-A nchoroge 71, C onco rdia 68 le y VInal Tech at Bolton, 7:45 Johnson, who Friday suffered a Rockets 17-3 in the first four 1-1 11, M a rk C opp ola 9 2-5 20, B ria n 2-1. W innipeg, 44). P it M itt 67 Meehan 0 3-4 3, Aaron Jones 8 69 21, Goollos—Edmonton, Fuhr. Win­ First downs 22 28 Coventry at Bacon Academy, 7:45 sprained right index finger. He will Biazers11B,Pac8rsl01 ■ o s t • O aklcvid C ity 84, In d ia n a Tech 73 O irls Basketball minutes of the final quarter to open John Noonan 3 0-0 6, Totals 35 1626 86. nipeg, Behrend. A—14AM. Rushe6vords 32—143 38—134 Ohio Northern 41, Baldwin-Wallace be examined today and possibly MCC (53) — Bernie Alemany 0 1-21, Passing yards 312 435 Bloomfield 65 Franklin Pierce52 Manchester at Rockville, 7:45 a 113-89 bulge. Akeem Olajuwon 0 - 0 0 - 0 Colby 76 Mossochusetts-Bosfon 69 33 S w im m in g will return Tuesday against had 29 points and 18 rebounds for WVU just misses — maybe Jeff D'Angono 3 04) 6, Brion M cAulov 8 Referee—Ron Wicks. Sacks bv-vards INDIANA (M l) O tte rb e in 79, H e ide lberg 69 W ethersfield at Manchester, 3:30 600, Ken Cooper 2 63 7, Tony Peoplos7 Return yards 131 116 RIpon 79, Ladysmith 64 Denver. Houston. Posses 20—36—3 22—33—1 G a rn e tt 8 7 2 6 8. K e llo g g 82 0 1-3 17, South 3-5 17, John Wheeler 0 60 0, Winston W illiams 816 82 18, Fleming 814 85 26 Alderson-Broaddusi 18, Franklln76 S. Dakota St. 65, Nor. Colorado 64 The winning basket Sunday B ro o k s 6 2-3 14, B o b L a c y 0 04) 0, P a u l Punts 3— 43.7 2—42.5 St. Thom as 63, St. M a ry 's 55 Stan Rote. Polec scored 22 points and Michi­ Rangors5,Deviit4|OT) 1—1 Thom os 8 6 IM) 6, S lchtlng 2 5 8 0 4, W. V irg in ia S t. 104, A lic e L lo y d 63 night came over Gilmore, who By Joel Sherman Armelln 2 0-0 4, Bob Lerorlo 2 60 4, Fumbles4ost 2—1 Brown 812 86 16 Stansbury 83 22 2, Tulsa 96 Southern 96 Blazers 118, Indiana 101 “ I don’t know if they (WVU gan State, 11-1, connected on6-of-7 T o ta ls 22 9-13 53. Penoltlevvords 3—30 3—2S V a lp a ra is o 57, T rI-S ta te 56 three secbnds earlier had given the United Press International Time ot possession 27:27 32:33 Stlponovlch 1-6002, Durront14802,Grav (Morge Williams 89, Ohio Dorn. 86 officials) have lodged anything free throws in the final minutes to New Jersey 21 10-~t 24804, W alters 1-4224. Totals481011326 (2 0 T ) W. Michigan 85 Ohio U. 79 (o)) Swimming Spurs a 1-point lead with 2 free At Portland, Ore., Clyde Drexler W ashburn 110, T a b o r 73 formal," MacConnell said. “ But lift the Spartans past Indiana in a N Y R angers 3 8 )1 Individual Statistics 101. S. D akota 81, M o rn in g sid e 62 throws. In the battle of giants, scored 18 of his 23 points in first Yogi Berra was wrong. Some­ R rst period—1, New Jersey, Bridgmon PORTLAND 018) Wabash Valley 84, (jokelond 78 Wovne St. 66 Hlllsdole 63 they have asked that Charlie look Big Ten Conference game. 12 (H ig g in s , D riv e r), 3:28. 2, NY RUSHING —Plttsburgh-Abercromble Drexler 18198623, Vandeweghe81488 W ilm ington 81, John C arroll 68 Abdul-Jabbar finished with 28 half and Kiki Vandeweghe poured times it’s not over until after it’s “ Give Larry Polec credit,’ ’ said 1368, P o lla rd 11-48, E renberg 6-27. VMM in 26 points to carry the Trail over. into it. He’ll try to compile all the Rangers, MePhee 8 (Larouche, Sand- M ta m l-N oth an 19-64, Johnson 10-39, Ben­ 25 B ow ie 2-5 2-5 6, Paxson 7-12 2-2 15 Hawall-Hllo 76 Hostings (Neb)jO W isconsin 52, N o rth w e ste rn 51 U.S. Swimming In fe ra a lle a g l^ points while Gilmore had 23. MSU Coach'Jhd Heathepfe. “ We Doctor J. strom ), 3:47.3, NY Rangers, Sundstrom 7 V a le n tin e 1 6 8 8 10, N o rris 2-5 8 5 8, M . W ittenberg 76, M arietta 71 information he can for his investi­ n e tt 8-33, S trock 1-m lnus 2. Fresno St. 67, Univ. of Pacific 57 IV iM t ' “ We knew they wanted the ball Blazers. Drexler helped overcome The Atlantic 10 Conference finally got him iWo-a'place where (Ledvord, Allison), 9:20. 4, New Jersey, Thom pson 88 1-2 7, C o lte r 2 7 2 2 6, B. X a v ie r 68, D e tro it 63 At PaveNeviiM, A tb, Jon. 6 an early deficit as Portland went proved that. gation, and hopes to make a B rote n 12 (P Ic h e tte ), pp , 10:47. 5, NY Thom pson 810 (H) 12, K ersey 1-2 8 0 6 S euffiw e st P bioN in Kareem’s hands and 1 kept him he could snoot the ball, and he got PASSING — P lttsb u rg h -M o lo n e 20-36- Saturday's ceiiaga resuitt Ark. St. 73, Jackson St. 50 on a 20-7 spurt midway through the First, West Virginia Jiad its decision on this as soon as possible, Rangers, WIemer 5 (Povellch, J. 3— 312. M la m l-M a rin o 21-32-1—421, S Na­ ch e tfle r 1-3 8 0 3. T o ta ls 4891 3838116 w em en as far from the basket as I could,” us some key baskets. That’s P a tric k ), pp, 18:05. P enalties— Larouche, Indiana 38 36 2829^181 Ark.-UttleRock97, SomfordTI . 400meter freestyle— LA strld Strauss, second period. Rookie Vern Flem­ winning basket against St. Jo­ maybe tomorrow (Monday) or to return th a n 1-1-0-14. A rkansas St. 73, Jackso n S t. 50 Gilmore said, “ What can I say ? He another game that could have gone V r' NYR, 1:23; WIemer, NYR, 10:08; Do re. Portland 3131 3631-118 Teumaineirts East Germany, 4:05J6 6 Jullane ing led Indiana with 22 points. seph’s disallowed five minutes Tuesday. NYR, 11:25; Russell, NJ, 16:39; Ledvard, Fouled out—None. Totol fouls— Cnrsen ftewnmon Teuracmient Centencery 88, G e o rg ia St. 63 Brossmon, U.S., 4:05.69.3, Tiffany Cohen, made a great shot. He’s been doing either way. We just feel fortunate N YR 1S*26 RECEIVING — Plttsburgh-Stallworth Indiana 24, Portland 18. Rebounds— Evansville 65, Oklahoma City 63 after the game ended Saturday Eight members of the top 20 are 4- 111, LIpps 345, Sweeney 342, P o lla rd U.S., 4:0688. 4, (k it Richter, Eoet enough to win.” By United Press International ' Second pvlod—6, New Jersey, Gagne Indiana 51 ((tam ett 10), Portland 49 (M . Chompienshlp Houston Baptist 75, HardIn-SImmans Germany, 4:0699. 5, Suzonna Nilsson, because the referees had decided wondering what happened after 13 (Verbeek), 9:20. Penaltles--Gagne, 3-13, Erenberg 359, Copers 1-29, Aber­ Thompson 11). Assists—Indiana 20 64 At Seattle, A.C. Green scored 17 crombie 1-13 Mlaml-Nathan 8114, Duper Carson-Newmon 74, West Virginia Sweden, 4:14J9. 6 TamI Bruce, U.S., the shot had gone in after the losses to unranked opposition NJ, 5:48; Ludvig, NJ, 9:39; Erixon, 3148, C kivton 4-95, M o o re 2-34, H ard y (Thonxis 6), Portland 23 (Drexler 6). Wesleyon 70 . Indiana St. 91, W. Texas 88 (2 o t) 4:14.46 7, Mary T. Meagher, U.S., points to lead Oregon State, 11-1, PHILADELPHIA - PhlludeL NYR,9:39; PIchette, N J,17:41. A— 16666. netUM Seulfiern CMesIc O klahom a 101, NE L o u isia n a 95 St. Bernards’ drills buzzer. Now, the situation remains Saturday. 2-16 Rose 1-28. 4:1S.92.8,MarvWavte,U.S.,4:19A1. past Washington in a Pacific-10 phia 76ers General Manager Pat VMNUPiWWIip Oral Roberts 68, St. Louis 55 200 b a ckstro ke — 1, C o rn e lia S Irch, without a final ruling as Atlantic 10 South Carolina upset No. 3 < Third period—7, New Jersey, Gagne 14 Missed field goals: Pittsburgh, Ander­ Rice 63, Texas Chrlstlon 62 Conference game. The loss Williams says says a decision by son, 53. M ia m i, von Scham onn 52. Long Isla n d U . 96 F lo rid a S outhern 80 East (tarmonv, 2:1329.6 B e ^ M itchell, Commissioner Charlie Theokas Memphis State (9-1) 60-58, Iowa (Ludvig), 4:09. 8, NY Rangers, Ftorek 4 C oneelunen S. AAethodlst 63, Arkanscn60 (OT) U.S., 2:15.07.3, Amy W hite, U.S.,2:691.6 snapped an 18-game homecourt Julius Erving not to retire from (Fotlu, Brooke), 4:49. Penalties— Lakers 99, Spurs 9B Santa Barbara 89, New Akexico St.83 examines the decision, a confer­ startled No. 6 Illinois (11-4) 64-60, NFC championship American University 80, Eastern Tori Troos, U.S., 2:1696 5, Andrea East Catholic cagers winning streak for the Huskies. professional basketball is no sur;' J. Patrick, NYR, 5:01; Muller, NJ, Illinois 79 __ _ Stephen F. Austin 98, Henderson St. 71 Haves, U.6, 2:1695. 6, Sofia KroR, ence spokesman said Sunday. Wake Forest shocked No. 7 Geor­ (5:a0flghtlna m alor), 5:38; Richmond, prank Shonnenlnvltattonal T e xm 61, H ouston 58 At Starkville, Miss., Jeff Nor­ prise in light of the star forward’s SAN ANTONIO (98) Sweden, 2:16.96 7, Beth Barr, Pensacola Kevin MacConnell, the Atlantic gia Tech (10-2) 68-54, Alabama- NYR, (5;00flahtlngmalor),5:38; Russell, la v a ro n i 14 8 0 6 M itc h e ll 7-16 1-2 15, ChemgleiisRig Texas A 6M 11^ Etoylor 78 (Fla.) Junior Cotlege, 2:1641. 6 Aline UNCASVILLE — For one half. third period and East didn’t success this season. N J,8:11. 49ers 23. Bears 0 Texin Tech 81, N. Texas 55 Birmingham stunned No. 10 De- wood scored 17 points to lead Gilmore 7-11 811 23, Gervin 813 22 14, O hio W esleyon 98, Hope 95 Larouche, Points Claire (Canada) Swim East Catholic had matters going respond. "We didn’t have too many lO’s director of information, said- “ His year has gone well, he’s (ivertim e—9, New York, Sondstrom 15 M o o re 11-2 22 27, K n ig h t 1-5 8 0 6 LebunenVuReyTeuragmenf Texcn-Arlington 82, Texra-San Anto­ Club, 2:20J)I. Paul (9-3) 66-59, Michigan State Mississippi State, 6-5. (unassisted), 1:14. Penalties—None nio turnovers in the period but they athletic officials at West Virginia 7 0 8 0 0 —8 R obertson 810 OO 6, Banks 1-5 5 6 7, 200 Individual medley — 1, Michelle its way. surprised No. 12 Indiana (9-3) The team which is beginning to playing well, he'scontinuedtoplay CMcooo 7 81 had asked Theokas to look into the Son Frandsco 3 3 7 1 0 -2 3 Jones 1-2006 Paxson8IOOO.Totals3889 Y o rk 78, W ilke s 60 Grlgllone, U.S., 2:1687. 6 Elena Then homestanding St. Ber­ forced us to put up quick shots be ranked as one of the quickest at a very high level,” Williams said ShoN on goal— New Jersey 11-8-114)— 1823 96 ' Rail W M t Dendsberova USSR, 2:16J)1.6 Svetlana controversial ending, which 68-61, Oregon State upended No. 13 3a NY Rangers 1M1-10-2-35. F irs t A riz o n a 61, A riz o n a St. 60 nards’ turned up the dial on its instead of sitting back in our and most powerful of all time Sunday in confirming Erving SF-FG Werschlng 21,10:39 LA LAKRRS (99) A d e lp h l 86, D om in ican 63 Kop^lkova, USSR, 2:1725. 6 Susanna turned a 51-50 Mountaineer victory Washington (9-3) 52-45, Mississippi S prloes 2 3 8 0 5 W o rth y 7-10 8 0 14, A b a n y S t. 86 B u ffa lo 64 Boise St. 66 E. Washington 57 Boemicke, East (Mrmanv, 2:17.56 6 pressure defense and the end offense. almost joined the ranks of fallen would sign a one-year contract tir Power-plav conversions—New Jersey Second Cal St L A 91, Texas W esleyon 87 into a 50-49 loss at the Palestra. State ambushed No. 15 Louisiana SF-FG Werschlng 22,7:03 Abdul-Jobbor 11-20 89 26 Cooper 810 23 Btoom fleld (N .J.) 85, Kings Coll. 65 Soha Kraft, Sweden, 2:19.66 6, Kim result was a 64-45 decision in “ We rushing things. They con­ top-20 teams Saturday. But No. 1 remain withtheteam. “ Ithinkthat 5-1, N Y R angers 4-1. 16 S cott 1-9 1-2 3, W ilke s 2 6 1-2 5, B u ckn e ll 68, Tow son S f. 50 Cal Northrl(tae59,TexasA6l53 .. Rhodenbaugh, U .6, 2:19.76 7, Chris The incident began when lead State 83-69 and Dayton upended ' (ioalles—New Jersey, Resch. NY T h ird Cal Poly SLO 76 Cal Baptist 47 Hartford County Conference bas­ trolled the tempo through their Georgetown held on to defeat Big as long us he’s enjoying it and la SF-Tvler9run (Werschlng kick), 6:33 McAdoo 811 1-1 9, Rombis 13 00 6 C. Conn. 117, V irginia St. 82 Em erson, Sunkisf Swim Dub, 2:19.86 8, official Dutch Shample ruled that No. 16 Maryland (11-3) 67-63. R aniM rs, H anlon. A —17A13. Lester 1-1 1-2 3, McGee 8111-116 Totals C onlslus 80, Siena 71 Cal Poly Pomona 68, Ccmcordla (Neb.) /Knv White, U.S., 2:2636 ketball action here Saturday night. defense," he added. East rival Boston College 82-80 in motivated ... I think that tliut’s the. Referee—Bryan Lewis. F o u rth 65 Lester Rowe’s slam dunk off of a At Columbia, S.C., South Carol­ SF-Solomon 10 pass from M ontana 4284 1820 99. C e n tra l C onn. 117, V Ira In ta St. 82 100 b u tte rfly — 1, M a ^ T . M e aghe r, The Saints are now 3-0 in Rich Radicioni led four Saints in overtime. key to him. Son Antonie 21 2535 27^68 C o rn e ll 77, R obert M o rris 66 Cal-lrvlne83, Utah St. 73 rebound came after the buzzer. ina, 7-2, hit six free throws in the (Werschlng kick), 3:45 Cent. Washington 69, Pac. Lutheran 59 U.S., 1:00.34. 6 Jenna Johnson):!U.S., conference play, 6-0 overall. East double digits with 17 points. John Bill Martin’s two free throws “ Most players give out mentally SF-FG Werschlng 34,13:00 LA Ulfcen 25352721-69 D a rtm o u th 6 6 H a rv a rd 60 1:0026 3, Tohano Kumikova, USSR, The decision by Shample, who final 43 secxmds to hold off Three-point goals—Maare 3, D elaw are 7 5 RMer 70 Claremont Mudd79, Bernardino S3 is winless in three HCC outings and Bostick and Paul Bergeron before they do physically and. Biuos3,BiackHawks2 A61J140 Denver 59, M etro St. 57 1:01.06 4, Koraolla Gresstar, East originally had ruled the basket Memphis State in the Metro with 1:38 remaining in overtime C hi SF Caoper, McGee. Fouled out—None. D rew 87, E . M essiah 56 Germany, 1:01.41. 5, Elena Osodchuk, is 2-5 overall. chipped in with 12 apiece and Pat proved to be the deciding points as that’s not the case with Julius,” he Totalfouls—San Antonlo25 LALokers2S. Frank. 6 Marsh. 71, Wash. 6 Lee 48 Fullerton St. 82, Long Beach St. 71 Conference opener for both teams. First downs 13 25 G eorge F ox 82, W illa m e tte 80 USSR., 1:0658. 6 Michelle Ortgllons, East’s next outing is Tuesday Seccharoli 10. Chris Galligan net­ good, came five minutes after the ^ i d . “ I think at this point In his iI f t . Louts I 1 1 - 3 Rushe6vords 32—149 29—159 Rebounds—Son Antonio 42 (Gilmore 8, GWg •I '.f .i',.' -.'•,T- -

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NHL roundup - Debate over U.S. missiles splits Germany any say in how to use these new Bonn. By Patricia Koza And recently, Ulf Strichc. the nuclear weapons, and that means United Press International leader of the Young Socialists — our people are concretely in Mistakes help Rangers danger," said Hanns-Dieter Reich- the youth arm that comprises BONN, We.s( Germany — More helm, a spokesman for the anti- one-third of the Social Democrats, than half of the 108 Pershing 2 NATO Greens Party that led the snow on the crossbar where it hit. I and jammed the puck past goalie aged 16 to 35 — demanded the Bv United Press International missiles planned for West Ger­ missile protests in the fall of 1983. Gl^n Hanlon. withdrawal of all 252,000 U.S. tried to show it to Lewis and he many are now operational, but the Although both types of missiles Ifs hard to say whom New skated away. What can you do?" controversy that surrounds them troops from West Germany. The ruling Christian Democratic are nuclear, the cruise missiles Jersey coach Doug Carpenter will The call may have been weigh­ Oilers 7. Jeto 2 . - will not go away. lake hours to reach their target, as 9 Party continued to strongly sup- blame for Sunday night's 5-4 loss to ing on Carpenter's mind when he At Winnipeg, Manitoba, Glenn '4* The 5-year-old dispute over the opposed to under minutes forthe ' port deployment of the weapons: 12 the Rangers — referee Bryan made a basic tactical mistake in installation of the Pershings anti 96 new Pershing, which is replacing Anderson scored twice and Mark three battalions of Pershings in Lewis or him^lf. the extra session. He failed to send intermediate-range cruise mis­ Messier added three assists to lead Swaebisch-Gmuend. Heilbronn 108 Pershing 1A missiles and more Television replays showed Lewis two centers out for a faceoff deep in Edmonton to its 20th straight siles has caused the biggest than doubling their range to almost and Neu Ulm in .southern Germany erred when he ruled a third-period his own zone, and when New victory over the Jets, a string that y upheaval in postwar Germany 1,100 miles. shot by New York's Robbie Ftorek Jersey center Pat Verbeek was since the historic debates about and 464 cruise missiles spread extends to March 23, 1983. among Germany and four other , had slipped over the goal line for thrown out of the circle, George "It's just unfortunate for Win­ rearmament in the 1950s. The Pershing 2 cannot reach European NATO countries. the game-tying score. MePhee easily won a duel with nipeg that when we play them, It was one year ago, on Dec. 30, Moscow but the Soviets still It was, in fact, one of the four But there was no video available Paul Gagne — a winger unaccus­ we've been having problems of our that the first of the super-accurate, consider it a first-strike weapon to account for Carpenter's failure tomed to taking faceoffs. U.S.-supplied Pershings became priorities in the party’s emergency because of its high accuracy. It own and we've needed the wins program after Schmidt was ousted to put the correct people on the ice MePhee pushed the puck badly," Messier said. "People say operable. could wipe out certain Soviet as chancellor and Helmut Kohl in overtim'e — a move that may through Gagne's legs and Tomas we must enjoy playing Winnipeg The previous month, the Bundes­ nuclear command and ^ control was elected in October 1982. have cost the Devils a crucial SandstroQ]^gathered it in and beat because we've won so many times, tag. or lower house of Parliament, structures, and the Soviets say victory against their Patrick Div­ Resch af 1:14 of overtime. but that's not the case. " X. affirmed 286-226 the government's they would be vulnerable to a ision rivals. Immediately after the goal. decision to proceed with deploy­ THE PERSHING 2, about the surprise attack because of its Carpenter Juiwped on the ice and ment, despite' the protests of length of a telephone pole, was speed. ■ With the Rangers trailing 4-3 at berated Lewis. Blues 3, Hawks 2 hundreds of thousands of developed by tbe United States to \ It is used on a mobiie launcher 4:49 of the final period. Ftorek's Germans, play a central role in MATO shot hit the crossbar and fell in the “ I told Lewis on the ice that he At Chicago. Mark Reeds scored security plans. mounted on a 5-ton truck and also from close range 35 seconds into That prompted the Soviet Union crease where goalie Chico Resch robbed us," Carpenter said. "He to walk out of two sets of Geneva The missile deployment unders­ has the world's first maneuverhble smothered it. Lewis, trailing the wouldn't listen to Chico Resch and the third period to propel St. Louis. UPI photo cored a U.S. commitment to warhead, which theoretically ban Rik Wilson scored once and added arms control negotiations and play, awarded a goal although he wouldn't listen to the goal judge. announce that deployment of So­ defend its European allies hit within 120 feet of a target — four replays showed the puck had not There is nothing we can do about it two assists as the Blues moved of an East bloc invasion d(f . times as accurate as the formida­ within one point of first-place St. Louis defenseman Terry Johnson action Sunday night in St. Louis. Blues viet nuclear missiles in Eastern \ crossed the line. now except send the tapes to the bloc countries would be resumed. risk of nuclear retaliation by the ble U.S. MX intercontinental mis- The goal judge never turned on league and see that they under­ Chicago in the Norris Division. (26) sends Chicago’s Randy Boyd (32) Soviet Union. sjle - while dodging enemy Black Hawks coach Orval Tess- Although the protests have with­ the red light to signal the score. stand what happened." ered, the missile question remains Soviet Defense Minister Dmitri defenses, ier, who has criticized NHL jailin g into the goal post during NHL I "The puck hit the crossbar," Just 40 seconds before the a crisis point for West Germany’s Ustinov mentioned that risk in a Resch said. "He (Lewis) wouldn't questionable goal, the Devils had officiating all season, became speech last year to an East The cruise missiles are causing incensed after a minor altercation of the third period. As a resuU, penalty, mciting Tessier to stand . g l two top political parties. problems in other European coun­ listen to me. Those pucks are iced taken a 4-3 lead on Gagne's second referee Kerry'Fraser assessed the on the bench ahd wave a white German audience. between Chicago's Jack O'Calla­ tries. The first cruises deployed at before the game and they have goal of the game. He took a pass Black Hawks a bench minor towel at Fraser. He was then ice wiin aeona FOR THE FIRST TIME since "If Washington thinks that we residue on them and there was from Jan Ludvig from the corner han and St. Louis' Wilson at 13; 24 will reply to the use of Pershing Greenham Common, England, last West Germany was integrated into fall, drew huge protests, while the NATO, there is a profound differ­ and cruise missiles by hitting targets in West Europe alone, it is first ones shipped into Comiso. ence between the parties over how Italy, prompted smaller 7 7 deeply mistaken. " he warned. the nation's security interests are demonstrations. Maryland’s Frank Raich hoping for place in pro football best served. "Retribution will follow inevita--v. That debate, in turn, prompted bly, and against the United States Belgian officials are coming to Linebarger’s first recovery was itself." times the past few weeks, the 39th renewed fears among allies about the United Stales in January in an to lead the East to an easy 34-14 me (in getting into the professional Player. Defense Minister Manfred HONOLULU (UPI) - Mary­ Hula Bowl was just a “ fun game.” at the East 13, from where Gale how serious the West German attempt to delay deployment of victory over the West. ranks," Reich said after his Toon’s first TD pass was a Woerner defends the Pershing and land’s Frank Reich thinks there's a “ It was throw-and-catch out Gilbert of California hit Missouri’s public is about their country’s that country's 48 missiles sche­ After taking over for Flutie in the performance, “ It can’t hurt.” 1-yarder from Flutie, which gave George Shorthose for the score. cruise missiies as necessary to lot of room for quarterbacks in there,” he said. “ It was fun out commitment to NATO. duled in March. And the fifth professional football and maybe — second quarter, Reich took the Arriving a week before the game the East a 7-0 lead in the first The second turnover resulted in a counter at least 378 Soviet SS20 NATO country that agreed to quarter there. We were having a good time "In the past, we used to be afraid just maybe — he's found himself a East on drives of 91 and 89 yards also helped. 60-yard West drive .with Hawaii’s missiles aimed at Western Europe. accept the cruises, the Nether­ In addition to his TD pass. Flutie, — talking it up in the huddle, of German militarism." said so­ place in either the NFL or USFL. and capped them with a 29-yard TD "Basically, wejust ran a handful Raphel Cherry teaming Svith "We know the real protection of the Boston College hero and the talking and joking out there.” cialist Jacques Hunlzinger^ an lands, has said it will only deploy Almost totally ignored before the -pa.ss to Wisconsin's A1 Toon and of plays,” he said, "We (he and James Maness of Texas Christian Europe.is that the Russians know if its 48 missiles if the Soviets center of attention, also scored on a He did get some work in, too. He adviser to French President Fran­ Hula Bowl because of the presence 26-yard scoring pass to Chuck Scott Toon) got here a little early and got on a 21-yard scoring pass. they attack, they run the risk of a • increase their SS'ZOs beyond the 378 l-yard sneak. A 2-yard dive byt completed 10 of 19 passes for 111 cois Mitterrand. "Now it is Ger­ of Heisman Trophy winner Doug of Vanderbilt. to know each other as both players As with the outcome, the game nuclear war,” Woerner said in an now officially deployed, or if a North Carolina’s Ethan Horton yards. man pacifism we fear.” Flutie, Reich responded with a On the first drive, he completed and people.” was statistically heavily weighted Three days before the.hi.storic interview, U.S.-Soviet agreement isn’t all six passes for 86 of the yards and The formual worked. Toon late in the game capped the day’s The West’s only highlights were "The (Soviet) SS20s are a threat performance Saturday that was an a pair of fumble recoveries by in favor of the East. The East ran Bundestag vote, the Social Demo­ reached by Nov, 1, 1985. attention-getter. the second resulted in 76 yards via caught 10 passes for 124 yards and scoring for the East. up 409 yards on offense with Reich to isolate Europe with a devastat­ For Flutie, whose credentials SMU’s Tom Linebarger which set cratic Party, the party of Helmut He completed 16 of 21 passes for Reich’s arm. two touchdowns and was voted the and Flutie accounting for341 yards. ing blow. To counter that, it is not have been chronicled countless of up both touchdowns. Schmidt and Willy Brandt, rev­ WEST GERMANY’S RULING 230 yards and a pair of touchdowns "The way I played can only help game's Outstanding Offensive ersed it.self and \oted overwhelm­ enough to show political will. You CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATS see no ingly to oppo.se the missiles — have to show them hardware.” _ need for major changes for now in while maintaining support for either conventional or nuclear NATO — on grounds there had not BUT TO MANY GERMANS. NATO policy. East German tankers each take four events been enough “ good faith” negotia­ whose country is the geographical "The problem with NATO is not Sports In UPI photo tions in Geneva to justify their key to European unity, the Persh­ Griglione, a 15-year old high medley in 2:15.87, finishing ahead FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (UPI) University of Texas women’s deployment. Schmidt was one of ings merely mean a greater risk of its structure." said Hans Ruble. of Elena Dendeberova of the Soviet 1983. The missile deployment issue has Germany's planning minister for Northern Michigan wins ice crown — Astrid Strauss picked up yet coach, attributed East Germany’s school junior from Alexandria, Anti-missile demonstrators, with Presi­ only 14 party members who annihilation and another .step another freestyle title, joining .strong showing to timing. He said Va., won the 200-meter individual Union. stirred anti-American sentiment away from any possible effort to defense matters. "The problem is J J continued to support deployment. dent Reagan and Chancellor Helmut HARTFORD — Bob Curtis scored with 1:35 left in the game to East German teammate Sven the East Germans’ workout sche­ throughout Germany. Many public and "To support the missiles as a reunify the two p o s' t w a r there is not enough military Kohl (right) caricatures depicted as strength to implement our snap a 4-4 tie and lift Northern Michigan, 5-4, over Yale in the Lodziewski as the first performers dules had been altered to assure private individuals openly ask a reas­ party would have been suicidal." a Germanies. championship game of the Phoenix Mutual Hockey Classic. ever to win four events at the U.S. that they would be fresh for the Stars of East-West game nuclear missiles, hold an early vigil near party spokesman said later in "Inourcountry, no politician has strategy." Curtis took a pass from Dave Moree and fired one from the slot Swimming International Meet. meet. the chancellery in Bonn in October sessment of their ties with America. past Yale goalie Scott Relick to give Northern Michigan, 15-9, the As the meet closed Sunday. At the same time, he said, many title Saturday in the Hartford Civic Center. Yale fell to 10-5. Strauss overtook the U.S’s Juliane U.S. swimmers were working show NFL scouts plenty Brossman in the final three meters extremely hard to prepare for In the consolation game, Colgate thumped Notre Dame, 13-4, STANFORD, Calif. (UPI) - It terbacks Steve Calabria of Col­ ‘Greens’ to win the 400-meter freestyle in NCAA competition. led by Gerald Waslen, who had a hat trick and Brad Martel who was a perfect dress rehersal for the gate, Kurt Page of Vanderbilt and 4:05.58. Bro.ssman. a 16-year-old "The problem is that most of our scored twice during a six-giciil second period. forthcoming Super Bowl, stars of Rusty Hilger of Oklahoma State Many West Germans A A prepster from Fair Lawn. N.J;, .swimmers come from the intercol­ North Michigan reached the championship round with a 4-1 win every description from a host, of and defenders Jim Hermann of legiate programs.” Quick said. Friday night over Colgate, the tournament’s defending finished in 4:05.69. schools showing their best tor an BYU, Jim Melka and Richard oppose Strauss won the* 200-, 800-and “ The payoff is in March at the overflow crowd of scouts in the 60th Johnson of Wisconsin and Troy champion, while Yale had defeated Notre Dame 10-5. 1,500-meter freestyle events in NCAA championships. That’s annual Shrine East-West football Benson of Pittsburgh. earlier rounds of the four-day what everybody shoots for. game. Cunningham completed 18 of 29 to U.S. Central whips Virginia State competition. Lodziewski won the wary of ties weapons The West won the game, 21-10, passes for 186 yards and one men’s 100-, 200-. 400-and 800-meter "Countries such as East Ger­ but that was incidental to the touchdown and caught a pass for some U.S. foreign policy decisions. NEW BRITAIN — Central Connecticut has streaked to its 8th freestyle contests, but failed to many have only one organization, and agricultural center with various individual performances, another score on a razzle-dazzle Bv Patricia Koza straight victory with an easy 117-82 win over Virginia State in the qualify for Sunday’s .50-meter and they look to this meet. They’re 130,000 residents. "The 35-to-40 age group grew up some of which made the scouts in play involving Johnson. United Press International with the Vietnam war, riots in BONN, West Germany (UPI) — N N 10th annual Doc Hurley Classic. finals. able to place more emphasis on it It has been carefully restored attendance — and there were more Cunningham was surprised he America and inflation." said The anti-NATO Greens Party is Freshman Tony Little had 22 points, sophomore Renardo Mack "In the last five meters, I realty than we are.” after being demolished by Allied of them than usual because of was named offensive player of the BERLIN — Several times a Steven Sandelius of the Interna­ becoming a favored form of 20 points and five other Blue Devils scored in double figures in kicked,” Strauss said through an Quick said he was pleased with bombs in World War II in retalia­ Sunday's NFC Championship up game. week, two U.S. Army jeeps tional Institute for Politics and political expression for the new Central’s most productive scoring contest of the season Saturday interpreter. “ I wasn’t sure I could the performance of his team. tion for the German destruction of the road at Candlestick Park — "A lot of guys were saying on the mounted with M-60 machine guns Economics, a research institute in generation that is preparing to overtake the American girl, but I " I ’m enthusiastic for the U.S. Coventry, England, like Wurzburg night. shake their heads in anticipation of sidelines 'you’re the MVP,” ’ said bounce over bumpy dirt roads to Hamburg. "European support of assume power in West Germany. gave it everything. team this year because I didn’t see a cathedral city. "It was like an organized playground game to m e,” said the next NFL draft. Cunningham. “ I said, ‘no I’ni not.’ inspect the Wall encircling West With three key stale elections “ I didn't expect to win four titles. anybody in the meet who is Wurzburg is headquarters of the U.S. foreign policy is a very Central’s Dwayne Jones, “ lots of running and gunning under Quarterback Randall Cun­ I didn’t know until I saw my name Berlin. scheduled this spring in The competition is really good unbeatable. Our better swimmers U.S. Army 3rd Infantry Division critical support — with control. We didn’t execute very well at times, but we had a lot of ningham of Nevada-Las Vegas and on the scoreboard. I thought a lot of Residents, many old enough to Rhineland-Wcstphalia, Saar, and here. 1 couldn’t expect this.” can compete with anybody at and host to more than 10,000 reservations." intensity.” defensive lineman Garin Veris of other people deserved it.” remember the huge allied airlift West Berlin, they may extend their All told. East Germany won 18 of certain times of the year when they Americans and their families, The 8-3 Blue Devils took advantage of good floor shooting in Stanford won the individual honors As for Veris, he had eight tackles , during the Soviet blockade of W est. AN EXAMPLE OF THE CRITI­ growing political clout. the 38 events. The U.S. picked up are ready,” he said. "I think during the last seven or breaking a 21-21 tie at 10; 37, with a 16-2 scoring spurt that included but that was only a start. and two quarterback sacks. Berlin in 1948-49, greet them with CISM is the nearly unanimous The Greens formally organized 12, but only one men's individual Americans Michelle Griglione ' eight years, the American officers 12 unanswered points, putting them ahead for good. Also showing well were wide “ I think it was kind of an ' smiles and waves. But the West European opposition to the Ameri­ themselves in 1980, concentrating title. No other country won more and Mary T. Meagher picked up in the area have tried to improve receivers Emile Harry of Stanford audition,” said Veris. '” 1 think I’m Berliners' fondness for Americans can invasion of Grenada, Europe first on environmental issues such than three events. victories Sunday to take a bit of the relations,” said vice-mayor Hans- and Vance Johnson of Arizona with is far from universal. also is concerned that President as the forests, which are dying U.S. Coach Richard Quick, the limelight from the East Germans. in a position where playing well in Jurgen Weber. "The only problem Oosterhuis wins Spalding tourney seven receptions each. Texas There is a feeling of angst among Reagan's Strategic Defense Initia­ because of industrial and auto this game and the next (Senior is as soon as we get really good running back Terry Orr, purfter West Germans about what the tive, dubbed "Star Wars,” could pollution, and on opposition to Bowl), I might move up in the contacts, they have to go.” PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. — Peter Oosterhuis fired a relationship between the two su­ result in the militarization of nuclear power. Scholastic wrestling roundup Rick Donnelly of 'Wyoming, quar- draft. This sure was a lot of fun.” Ralf Mueller, a free-lance jour­ 3-under-par 69 Sunday to collect his second Spalding Invitational perpowers means to them, caught space. They made headlines in 1983 by nalist who sometimes reports on Tournament in three years with a four-stroke victory over geographically between East and leading the opposition against the drug cases involving GIs in Wurz­ Johnny Miller. West. As a result, the nation is A current area of tension con­ deployment of intermediate-range burg courts, noted the United Oosterhuis, an 11-year veteran of the PGA Tour who also won beginning to assess its relations cerns an amendment sponsored by nuclear missiles in West Germany. PaineWebber cordialfy invites you to States provides a "little America” this tournament in 1983. won $40,000 in the non-tour event. Five with its chief postwar benefactor U.S, Sen. Sam Nunn to gradually Such issues appeal to the "suc­ Hoher in upset of supermarkets, bowling alleys strokes behind were Mark O'Meara, George Archer and Bob attend our three-part seminar on more critically than in the past. pull U.S. troops out of West cessor generation," with no direct and other touches of home that Germany unless there is a greater Eastwood. During the 1983 annual autumn UPI photo memory of the devastation of insulate soldiers and their families ‘Tve done very well everywhere except the American NATO maneuvers, for example, European monetary contribution World War II or the dramatic from the residents. toNATO. It was narrowly defeated circuit,” said the London-born Oosterhuis, who finished with a win over Grant the U.S. Army practiced digging Kohl, a member of the Christian Democratic Party, telis recovery that followed it. "They don’t have to get out,” he in the Senate last year but is 13-under 274. “ In 1983,1 made more in four selected events than in mass graves for burying casual­ Like the conservative Christian said — and when they do, there can expected to be introduced again pariiament he accepts his re-election as chancellor of a whole year on the PGA. GLASTONBURY — Manchester pinned Patarinl 2:29,138- KurowskI (G) ties in the event of war, prompting Democratic Party headed by dec. Steinbacher 10-4, 145- Babun (G) Financial considerable criticism in the local be problems. "We have some bars when the 99th Congress convenes West Germany,as Greens Party members Petra Kelly “ I would hope that this is the turning point. High wrestling team fell to Glas­ ma|. dec. Prianano 15-4, 155- Hoher in the area which don’t allow Chancellor Helmut Kohl, the (M ) dec. Grant 6-5, 167- Tavlor (M) press. this month. (left) and Marieluise Beck-Oberdorf look on during a Greens hope for eventual reunifi­ tonbury High, 46-15, here Saturday soldiers to come in.” pinned Mackenzie 2:23, IBS- Lynch (G) During a reporter’s six-week cation of the two German states. in non-conference action. dec. Flannaaan 9-5, Unlimited- Dl- The U.S. Army, which has 700 Such moves distress the March 29, 1983 session. In the elections that year, 27 Cards’ Bidwell listening to bids visit to West Germany, residents But their approach is to endorse The Silk Towners are now 0-2 for censo (G) pinned Thompson 1:04. installations in West Germany, has Germans. members of the Greens Party made it into the Bundestag, the season while the Tomahawks, JV matches: 134- Twitchell (M) everywhere expressed concern • "We are partners and allies and neutralism and withdrawal from ST. LOUIS — The St. Louis Cardinals may be the latest NFL Pinned Shea 1:33, 140- PIskura (G) Pfannii^ made efforts to improve relations the Federal Government, for the first time. about two things: President Rea­ NATO — views that still run franchise to play musical cities. No. 10 in unofficial state rankings, pinned Grassman 3:32, 147- Scanlon with its neighbors. hopefully friends,” Defense Minis­ gan’s view in 1982, since officialiy counter to tho.se of a majority of St. Louis owner Bill Bidwill said he has begun fielding inquiries are now 6-2. (M) pinned Priest 1:54, 147-Albert (M) During NATO’s autumn ma­ ter Woerner said. "We do not want dec. Fitzgerald 6-1, 185- Vincent (M) If you’re heavib' taxed, you should listen in on our retracted, that a nuclear war can Germans. from representatives of cities that want him to move the St. Louis Manchester junior Frank Hoher dec. Rodriguez 8-1, Unlimited- Kouach neuvers this year, for example, the to be put under pressure. We do not be limited, and his joke during the want to be treated in this way, with Nevertheless, the Greens have Cardinals' National Football League franchise out of St. Louis. pulled off the biggest surprise of (G) pinned Shanaman :S8, Unllmlted- lecture on Personal Financial Planning. Well tell U.S. 7th Corps assigned 1,000 men the match in the 155-pound class. Moran (G) pinned Krause 1:20. testing of a microphone about East meets West emerged as the third-largest party Bidwill told the St. Louis Post-Dispatch he had spoken only you about the risks and potential rewards of: to help control maneuver damage a stick.” Hoher faced Glastonbury’s An­ bombing the Soviet Union. in West Germany, recently outpol- Cheney splits and make on-the-spot repairs. $ 10,688. personally with a representative of only one other city. Bidwill thony Grant, unbeaten at 7-0 and "The discussion about how to He noted Germany has the BONN. West Germany (UPI) — ling the Free Democratic Party, characterized the discussions as very preliminary and "very win a war in this time shocks biggest land army in NATO with Here is a comparison of vital winner of his weight class at the Cheney Tech’s wrestling team > Mutual FVinds * Benefits of Compounding WITH 512,000 MILITARY and East Germany (German Demo­ the tiny coalition partner in the 7 7 Europeans,” said Mayor Teddy 340,090 troops, hosts nearly 400,000 statistics for West and East pleasant.” Manchester Invitational Tourna­ came away with a split Saturday, Christian Democrat-led govern­ However, another source told the Post-Dispatch at least two • Stock Market • Tax Shelters * Koschnik of Bremen, whose north­ civilian jet flights a year over the foreign soldiers on its soil and Germany: cratic Republic) ment and Greenwich Holiday downing Pomperaug, 44-25, and country, including 110,000 low- Population: 16.7 million, in­ ment. Polls give the Greens as other cities have been in contact with the club. • Life Insurance • Selecting Professionals ern port city has specialized in allows 5,000 military maneuvers a Tournament. bowing to Derby, 42-23, at the level flights, military officials try cluding 1.1 million in East Berlin, much as 15 percent of the popular Bidwill is listening to offers now for two reasons — the size of Grant was leading, 5-1, with only Techmen’s gym. • Time Value of Money • Tax Planning U.S.-German trade since it annually covering almost one- West Germany (Federal Republic vote. shipped arms to George Washing­ to figure out the best routes and third of the country. of Germany) a Religion: Protestant 47 per­ Busch Stadium and possible legislation in Congress eight seconds. That’s when Hoher, Cheney is now 4-7 for the season best altitudes to minimize the cent, Roman Catholic 7 percent, no In the 1983 elections, 27 Greens St. Louis plays its games at Busch Stadium, which seats 51,391 in an all out effort, secured a with a triangular match coming up ton for the American colonies’ “ These kinds of burdens our • Population; 61 million, includ­ made it into the 498-member Join us at our free seminars. fight against England. impact. Trees are planted and population accepts voluntarily and ing West Berlin. Expected to affiliation 45 percent. for football. . Of the 26 stadiums in use in the NFL, only the takedown and put Grant on his Wednesday night at 6 o’clock at earth walls erected to muffle the Health: Infant mortality rate Bundestag, the popularly elected home against Portland and Valley Then there are inevitable prob­ tolerates with great patience,” decline gradually because of .low a 50,496-set Astrodome in Houston is smaller. back and recorded a three-point T im e: 'Bieaday, January 15,22,29,7:30 RM. noise. 13.1 per 1,000. Life expectancy: lower house of the federal parlia- The other reason is club officials believe Congress or the courts near fall to pull out a 6-5 victory. 'Regional. lems between the 250,000 U.S. Woerner said. birth rates. -ment, for the first time. That P la c e : Quality Inn troops stationed in West Germany "The mass of the Germans are • Religion: Protestant 44 per­ Women 74.7 years, men 68.8 years. may soon close'the “ window of opportunity" that allows NFL Hoher is now 2-0 for the dual meet Curt Archaubeau, Steve Hecker, Woerner reafiijmied West Ger­ seriously threatens the Free De­ ■Route 83, Vernon, CT and the local population. with us, ” said a U.S. military cent, Roman Catholic 45 percent. a Area: 41,768 square miles, owners to move their clubs almost at will. Two bills have been season. and Steve Roy were among the official at U.S. army headquarters many’s strong commitment to the including East Berlin — about the mocrats in the 1987 elections, Junior co-capain Mike Taylor Cheney winners. • Health: Infant niortality rate because a party needs 5 percent of introduced in Congress to restrict franschise movements. Speaker: Sue Ann Perry JESSE KINO IS a black Ameri­ in Heidelberg. "The mass of the Western alliance. 13.5 per 1,000. Life expectancy; size of Tennessee. upped his record to 2-0 for Results: Cheney ys. Pomperaug — niinMkbber, VPIiweitmenlt, Certified Financial Ptanner Germans are supporting what • Major cities; East Berlin, the total vote to be represented at Manchester with a pin in his 100- Phillips (CT) pinned Semple 1:22, can musician who has lived in "My own country has no future Women 73.4 years, men 67.2 yers. all in parliament. 107- Archambeau (CT) drew with Europe for 23 years. Now a disc we’re doing." , • Area: 95,975 square miles, which the German Democratic Kitty Carruthers injures back 167-pound match. Senior Jim san- Shehle, 114- Hunter (CTJ pinned K.Hut- Free Financial Plan But Mueiler pointed to an outside of NATO,” he said. "Our Republic considers its capital; the In 1984, the Greens broke Into the ter 1:24, 121- Hecker (CT) WBF, 128- jockey in a Munich bar, he said including West Berlin — about the tana was a winner by pin' in the upon completion of seminars. exercise the 3rd Infantry con­ entire policy, both security and United States does not recognize European parliament, winning PROVIDENCE, R.I. — PopularOIympicsilvermedalwinners 126-pound class for the Indians. M.Hutter (P) pinned Smith 3:33, 134- some GIs seem to go looking for foreign policy,' is based upon the size of Wyoming, ^ven seats and 8 percent of the Anderson (P) pinned Mormlna 1:29, ducted several months ago to • Major cities: Bonn, the capi­ the Soviet sector of Berlin (East Peter and Kitty Carruthers canceled two shows in Providence In junior varsity action, Whitney 140- Balon (CT) WBF, 147- Janson (P) trouble. practice evacuating American civ­ fundamentals of this alliance.” West German vote. Since then, Sunday after half of the sister-and-brother skating team fell and sup. dec. Baldlnger, 157- Janson (P) “ In Frankfurt, I can’t even go In tal. population 300,000. West Ber­ Berlin) as part of the GDR. Twitchell (132), Jeff Scanlon (147), B>r reservations call ilians from the area within six Leipzig, 563,200; Dresden, 515,800; their candidates have won several hurt her back. Dwyne Albert (147) and Greg pinned Romano 1:14,169- Barone (CT) a local bar. They think I’m in the THE ARRIVAL OF THE FIRST lin, 2 million; Hamurg, 2 million; local and state elections. WBF, 185- Pullo (CT) WBF, Unllmlted- Sandra Ferris at (203) 727-1586. military,” he said. hours. Some 16,000 family Munich, 1.3 million. Karl-Marx-Stadtj 316,200. Miss Carruthers could not immediately be reached for Vincent (185) wrestled well for Roy (CT) pinned Zobb11:50. j ■; members were sent to evacuation of 108 U.S. Pershing-2 nuclear • Political parties; Socialist Political observers say the comment Sunday. But Don Watson, Ice Capades manager, s'aid Manchester. Cheney ys. Derby — 93- Fernondes ” I call ’em the corner boys. missiles last year prompted mass • Political parties: Christian (D) mal. dec. Ash, IDO- Phillips (CT) King said of the GIs. “ They’re the centers, from which they would be Democratic Union-Christian So­ Unity Party, which is the Commu­ Greens appeal particularly to she “ seemed optimistic that they'd be abie to perform on Manchester’s next action is demonstrations by protesters con­ WBF, 107- Fraser (O) pinned Archam­ guys that stand on the corner and airlifted out of the area in a war. cial Union; Social Democratic nist Party of East Germany; four highly educated university gradu­ Tuesday in Connecticut." Wednesday night against Bloom­ beau 5:49, 114- Hunter (CT) dec. SHI, cerned their country might be ^Thankyou see how much trouble they can "The exercise was somewhat Party; Free Democratic Party; other nominal parties. ates as well as youth. A study by field High at Clarke Arena at 6 121- Sheehy (D) mal. dec. Hecker, 128- made into a nuclear battleground. Kitty Carruthers went home to Burlington, Mass., and was Bogart (D) pinned Smith :24, 134- start. They’re the ones that make it secret because obviously the Ger­ “ Greens” ; national Democratic a Gross national product: (1979 the Konrad Adenaur Foundation, planning to see her doctor late Sunday, he said o’clock. Llndlner (O) pinned Mormino :13,140- mans are nervous about it,” In addition, 464 U.S. cruise mis­ purchasing power equivalent) which has links to the Christian DIMartlna (D) pinned Balon 2:11,147- so hard.” siles are being instailod' in West Party; Communist Party. The Carruthers, who won the silver medal in the 1984 Winter RMUIIs: V3- Dciton (G) plnnad Lli- Pain^9(@Uber North of Munich, in the northw­ Mueller said. $89.1 billion. Per capita income: Democrats, found three-fourths of comb 1:33,98- Jonw (G) plnntd Merrill Orcaano (D) pinned Baldlnger 4:28, Germany and four other NATO • Gross national product (1982); Olympics, are one of the highlights of a national Ice Capades 1:47, 105- Santord (G) WBF, 112- 157- Romano (CT) dec. Gablanelll, 185- est corner of Bavaria, sits Wurz­ Such incidents may explain why $658.8 billion. Per capita income. $5,340. the party's voters were under 35. tour. It is scheduled to travel to Hartford on Monday, with a Swonson (G) pinned Fraoeau 1 ;47,119- Lamonlca (D) pinned Pullo, :51, 10 Constitution Plaza, Hartford, CT 06103 (203) 727-1500 burg. a picturesque medieval town Germans can be quite critical of countries. Grelnan (G) WBF, 126- Santana (M) Unlimited- Roy (CT) pinned Cayalloro six-day run opening Tuesday. pinned Wilhelm 3:30,132- Cavanna

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16 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, Jan. 7, 1985 The elite meet Advice Joining the ciub Should adult children pay the rent? DEAR NOT HUNGRY: An ego- D EAR ABBY: A reader asked action. meniacal boss would never see you how much room and board per DEAR ABBY: I am the secre­ himself in this letter, but it may be week should parents expect of In’ in Maiaysia tary of a very successful business worth a shot. grown children who are employed Dear executive. For several years now. and living at home. Your reply: By Susan Robinson yard Kipling. In 1922, the Duke of “ There is no flat fee; much would Abby my boss has been giving me a DEAR ABBY: My husband is a Christmas present “ for another United Press International Windsor — before he became the depend upon the parents' volunteer firefighter. He is on call Abigail year of faithful service.’ ' He takes Prince of Wales — came to call. finances.” 24 hours a day, answering em er­ me to lunch — just the two of us. KUALALUMPUR, MALAYSIA Today, the Selangor Club has Van Buren gency alarms that range from a Abby, I think it stinks that any My boss is a fine man and we get — Miiluysia has discarded much of neither the stuffiness of the typical- broken toe to a house going up in parents would expect their child­ along well in the office, but its British colonial heritage in the English gentleman's club nor flames. My husband, and all the ren to pay room and board for 27 years si]ice independence, but many of the amenities — a whatever gave him the idea that other volunteer firefighters, put living at home. Children don't ask lunching with him is some sort of one tradition steadfastly survives swimming pool, for instance, — their lives on the line very lime taken for granted at an American to be born — their parents brought “ gift” is beyond me. Rather than a — membership in an exclusive allow their children to live at home they go out on a call. And they get country club. , them into the world, and those gift, it is actually a tense hour social, drinking and sports club. for free are teaching their children no pay. " I think the most important role parents are responsible for feed­ during which I must pretend to be At latest count, each of Malay­ to be irresponsible. we play is getting people of all ing, clothing and housing their totally engrossed in what he has to What do they get? Complaints sia's 13 states had at least one such I've seen grown children live at races together. They enjoy the children until they decide to leave say (always ^bout himself) and from an ungrateful community. club, and in the capital of Kuala home for years, spending their facilities without regard to home. thank him y e tjo r the privilege of Just the other day in the super­ Lumpur there are four. earned money only on things to whether they're Malay, Chinese, being a one-wo'man audience (or market 1 heard a woman com­ Perhaps the most prestigious If parents are really that hard pamper themselves. Consequently Indian or European," Harun says his boring monologue. plaining about the loud sirens and and firmly established of them all up, I can see asking their children they never learn how to deal with proudly. I make a good salary, and flashing lights of the fire trucks is the Selangor Club, a survivor of to help out once in a while, but as responsibility in the real world. “ The club is the melting pot of lunching out is no big deal for me. that go “ tearing around town at all war, flood, fire and economic for charging them room and board, How can parents not see this? Malaysian society." (I do it every day.) His company is hours of the night and day.” If it depression that is also observing like 1 say, Abby. I think that stinks. CONCERNED IN ARIZONA nothing special either. 1 see him was her child or her house, maybe its 100th anniversary this year. A more luxurious and expensive FURIOUS IN DALLAS eight hours a day. fivedaysaweek, she’d feel differently. " I joined my first club the day I local club is the Raintree, which DEAR CONCERNED: Many I can think of no way to decline Abby, I have a message for her joined government service,” said opened last year. A recent news­ DEAR FURIOUS: Read on: parents (consciously or uncons­ and others who feel the way she Justice Harun Hashim, president paper advertisement offered ciously) provide their gown child­ his invitation without causing hard does: Lady, I ’m sorry about the of the 4,500-memher Selangor membership for $17,000 — but it DEAR ABBY: Concerning how ren with all the comforts of home feelings. Perhaps a word in your noise and fast driving. Next time Club, tinkering with a gin in the does not have the exclusivq)^ of the much grown, employed children column would wise up my ego- indefinitely for free as a way to my husband has an alarm I ’ll tell club's leather-chaired salon. older spots. should pay for living at home: maniacal boss — and others like keep them from trying their wings him not to make any noise and to "It was the accepted norm. It Regardless of whether the parents him. The Selangor costs just $1,739 to and leaving the nest. take his time. was expected of you to join. Now UPI photo need the money or not. their NOT HUNGRY join, but the waiting list is long and So what may appear to be FIREFIGHTER’S WIFE club life'is a Malaysian way of life. • children need to learn responsibil­ (SKIP THE CITY) UPl photo generosity is in reality a holding "In most other former British the membership committee has Forget Tony Franciosa! Lloyd Schulman is the real ity. Furthermore, parents who .colonies clubs closed after inde­ the right to blackball a candidate if heavy gas, and undergoes anther scan. Doctors then southern California private eye who spawned the ABC 7 pendence. They were thought of as he is determined not. to have the A model demon^ates how a patient undergoes a brain too exclusively English and a relic “ right stuff." measure how quickly the gas reaches brain tissue, series. He claims to have located between 40,000 and 7 scanning test. She is first positioned in the tunnel-like of colonialism.” computes blood flow and determine whether any ' 50,000 people since he started his trade in 1960. Nestless s Women, once allowed to enter apparatus to the right, where a CAT scan produced The Selangor Club sits in tudor the club only as wives, have sections of the brain have suffered damage. splendor on the edge of a lovingly images of her brain function. She later inhales zenon, a need a drug hangover. cal irritation. Genital herpw Is recently been accepted as full, DEAR DR. LAMB — I am 60, and tended emerald-green playing DEAR DR. LAMB — My friend’s transmitted by the mechanical Irrlta- fee-paying m im ite rs , but they still recently my sleeping has been fouled field — called the "Padang" — in Private eye Shulman son has genital herpes and I am won- tion of sexual activity, have no voting rights. up. I sleep one night and stay awake the heart of downtown Kuala Your dering how safe It Is to visit their xhere was a report of herpes virus the next night. What can I do? Do you home. 1 am especially worried about organisms being found on toilet seats, Lumpur. The club s so-called "long bar" Technology aids brain-death diagnosis have a Health Letter on this? I don’t eating there and using the bathroom. However, the herpes virus cannot sur- is also out of bounds to women, but finds the lost loves want to have to take sleeping pills or Health IN 1890, THE PADANG was the How contagious Is herpes? I do not outside the body, or certainly not they are permitted to drink on an By Elizabeth PennIsI have hypothermia, it is difficult to University of Pittsburgh who Molinari. anything else. Lawrence think her son is taking any medlca- ^ surface. Even if one did — scene of the first cricket match airy veranda outside the male LOS ANGELES, Calif. (U PI) - “ People start thinking a lo t... In United Press International determine accurately the brain's helped develop the new scanner. Yonas’ technique goes beyond DEAR READER — Your com­ tion, aside from using an ointment. |^y one chance in a million — get ever played in the country. inner sanctum. tnanv cases, stubbornness and status, said Dr. Howard Yonas, But he and Yonas agreed in an all or none. With it, patients first Finding “ lost loves” is the real-life plaint is a little unusual. Most people Lamb, M.D. DEAR READER — Relax! You ^ome of the viruses on the surface of Once a huge vegetable garden p ? r ^ played a big part in the who have trouble sleeping have diffi­ NEW YORK — Trapeze artist associate professor of neurology at interview that the technique might undergo a CT scan, then inhale low business of Southern California will not get genital herpes unless you t(,ey cannot cause infection and orchard, the Padang was a "Women have never been al­ separations.” There was the culty every night. A certain amount Cindy Dodge was 23 when she fell the University of Pittsburgh. one day streamline the assessment concentrations of xenon, a heavy private eye Lloyd Shulman, the come in direct physical contact with unless there is a break in the skin. favorite hunting spot at the turn of lowed in the long bar and it's former Marine drill sergeant who of the sleep pattern is caused by during practice and injured her This is where Technology can of brain damage. inert gas that the scanner can ' man whose unusual 25-year-career the Involved area. Herpes is contract- , ■ j, i. „ „ the century. Newspapers of the always been like that for a very told his son to hit the road if he did habit. You ckn improve your sleep by head so badly she went into a help. “ If you can tell a family that “see.” From measurements of ' inspired a television series. ed only when the herpes virus pene- Eating m your friend s home is no day tell of a colonial who shot a practical reason,” said Harun. • Like actor Tony Franciosa, who not like the rules. The boy did and, improving your habits. preparations, the effects of the drug coma. She "liv e d " fbr a week, Doctors say a new technique •there’s no chance for survival, if how quickly xenon reaches brain trates the skin. To cause penetration, problem, either, since, in general, tiger near the playing field and left "Men after work or games want to 20 years later. Dad wants him Try to go to bed at the same time will still be there the next day and sustained by life-supporting using computerized X-rays known you can tell them earlier rather tissue, blood flow is computed, plays attorney Gary Maxwell on live viruses must be present where only a sexual partner of a patient the slain bea.st on the club's porch come in, have a drink and he free home. every night. Set a time when you will . . _ 1___ 1___1__ w.. w ifh hprrwHB a Iro 0Pts ffenital hi as CT scans that provide cross- than later, then I think everyone is then presented simultaneously the network’s new Saturday night 3 h'-,,is7^ while he celebrated inside. with their language. It's not technology. “ Stubborn people say stubborn be sleepy and then use that hour regu­ On Dec. 10, doctors at Nassau sectional images of the brain better off,” said Schwartz. with images of the brain itself. series “Finder of Lost Loves,” Malaysian independence was peculiar to the Selangor Club. Shulman reunites people long things. They think someone will be larly. Try to wind down before bed­ declared from the Padang in 19.'57, County Medical Center in East combined with blood flow mea­ gone a week, not 15 or 20 years." PROLONGED INTENSIVE XENON HAD BEEN USED ' separated. time by doing something that t and each national dtiy, the Malay­ "It was probably brought about Meadow. N.Y., where she was surements offers physicians a excite or upset you or require a lot of CARE is expensive and takes its before to measure blood flow. But However, Shulman does not There was the mother who sian king still watches the anniver­ by the social norms of the old days hospitalized, declared her dead more complete picture of brain concentration. (I guess a lot of TV toll on organs that might otherwise with the older technique, radioac­ smash bad guys or break down Cinema sary parade from its green lawn. when men had to act correctly at and removed her respirator. function and can help determine criticized her” daughter's long­ programs would fit into the kind of be used to save another life, they tive xenon was inhaled, and its ■ doors. He claims to have located haired boyfriend just once too In earlier times, the club was the all times. They had to have a place Their decision, according to a whether an person in a coma is actvity that prepares you for sleep.) J said. course was measured by radiation ' from 40,000 to 50,000 people since often back during the hippie H artford 9:30, 10:20. — The Cotton Club (R ) 2, 9:15. — Runaway (PG-13) ’ -45- they could be themselves." neurosurgeon at the medical cen­ dead. The Movies — PInocchIo (G ) 12,1.50, frequent hangout of writer Rud- Cinema City — The Brother Irotn 7:35,10:05. — City Heat (P G ) 1:30,7:30,. J detectors placed outside on the he decided to make it his investiga­ You should get some exercise every ter. was based on an assessment of With this new technique, said According to Dr. Gaetano F. generation. "She slammed the Another Planet 7:25, » : 4 S . - Star Trek 9:40. — Fallino In Love (PG-13) 1,7:15. 3-50, 4:30, 8:15, 9:55. — Johnny her brain function. Yonas. “ You can determine areas Molinari, chairman of neurology patient’s head. tive specialty in 1960. door on her mother that night and day, since it will help to relax you. II (P G ) 7;15. — StarTreklll (PG)9:20. Monchostor , . Dangerously (PG-13) Shulman said he was contacted However, don’t exercise too late in — Amadeus (PG) 8. — PInocchIo (G) UA Thootors East — Breakin' 2 7-20,9:40. — The Flamingo Kid (PG-13) of the brain where blood flow is at George Washington University “ This system has little to no never came back. Fifteen years 12-20, 2-25,4:30, 7,9:20. — Pink Floyd: about a year ago by 20th Century 6:45, 8:45. Electric Booealoo (PG ) 7:40, 9:40. — ACCORDING TO GUIDELINES compromised.” in Washington. D.C., death is such sensitivity to blood flow deep in the later, the mother asked me to find the evening, or the stimulation of the Johnny Dangerously (PG-13) 7:30, Vhe W a illR ) 11:50.- H a i r (PG)^^^^^ Eost Harttord -T h e Who: The Kids AreAlrlght (PG) Thoughts set up in 1981 by a presidential Brain cells need a constant blood a final diagnosis that physicians center of the skull,” Yonas said. Fox studio personnel who had her. 'They were reunited right here meUbolism may keep you awake. Eastwood Pub A CInomo — The 9:30. — The Flamingo Kid (PG-13) 7:15, welcome tests that reinforce clini­ The ability to measure blood heard of his unique operation. in my office but neither one of them There Is a good reason for exercising Terminator (R) 7:15. 9:25. 11:40. commission, someone in a deep supply to survive. Deprived of that Poor Richard’s Pub A Cinema — M anitlold , ,, cal observations of a patient's flow throughout the brain shows “ They said they thought I ’d could remember the name of the when you get up: It wakes you up, and Translux Collogo Twin — Call Wllllmantic grees of adherence to scriptuul coma, who shows no reflex re­ lifeline, cells die and cease to put Runaway (PG-13) 7:30, 9:30. Jlllson Sauaro cinema — Beverly Fads and cults come and go. ' make a good subject for a you don’t want that at night. theater tor showtimes. authority, and moral systems, sponses, has fixed, dilated pupils out the electrical signals electro­ demise. So does the patient's promise for diagnosing the living boy with long hair and dirty Showcase CInomot — M'o G’ ,1' Hills Coo (R) 7:15. — Johnny Danger­ along with narrowness and bigo­ ■ television show. I said, 'Let’s do it.’ Avoid all stimulants, coffee, tea 7:30, to. — Protocol (P G ) 1:)5, 7.15, A cover the spectrum from rigid and does not respond to sound, pain encephalograms pick up. Conse­ family. as well as the dead, Yonas and Gur fingernails." C lnot A 2 — TheTerm lnalor (R ) 7:30, ously (PG-13) 7, 9. — MIckI A Maude try. These are parts of our lives, And they did, ” Shulman said. and caffeine-containing Qolas. 9:15. — Starman (P G ) 1, 7:30, 9 :^ . — (PG ) 7, 9:15. — PInocchIo (G) 7, 9. — conservatism to unrestricted liber­ or pressure for a day or more is as quently, said Schwartz, the lack of “ People would like something said. MIckI A Moude (PG-13) 1,7:35,9:50.— 9:30. — Missing In Action (R ) 7,9:10. A and are found even among Shulman routinely reunites fam­ Protocol (PG) 7:10, 9:10. — Starman they can understand, something He is under contract to the studio Dune (PG-13) 1:45,7:20,10.--Beverly West H artford members of respected religious alism. the people who answer their dead as .someone whose heart blood flow, like the lack of CT scans are routine in head ilies split by divorce and custody You are wise to avoid sleeping Elm 1 A 2 — The Terminator (R) 7, (P G ) 7:20, 9:30. that's black and white,” he said, as technical consultant, but all the Hills Coo (R) (two screens) 1, 7:20, groups. Can we not see cults as call, or who succumb to their lure, stops. electrical activity, is a sign of injuries and stroke cases. A CT disputes. In a highly publicized pills. They can be used on occasion, but a CT scan with blood flow story lines are fictionalized. opportunities for us to undertake have all been living with serious An important part of the guide­ brain death. scan was one of the first things recent case, an Orange County but should never be a regular aid to measurements “ is probably going “ I sat down and told them about .some reforming self-examination needs unmet. Our response should lines Uuse of the electroencephalo­ Yonas and co-workers have been doctors did to diagnose the Dec. 13 woman was reunited with the sleeping. Many sleeping pills lose beyond what you need.” a lot of my cases, so they’d know us well as some Godly ministry to address the needs of those directly gram, which monitors the brain's evaluating the new technique. He stroke of artificial heart patient mother and brother she had not their effectiveness within two weeks; Molinari said a contrast dye in a .what I do. Their writers take care others? and indirectly involved, in the electrical activity and can confirm described the results at a recent WilUam Schroeder in Louisville, seen in 29 years. then the dose must be increased to routine X-ray scan or a four-vessel of the rest.” A charismatic leader appears spirit of charity and justice to all: that the brain — and therefore the meeting in Washington of the Ky. “ Oh, I love these cases. People have any effect, which starts you on angiogram, in which dye is in­ Although Shulman said he finds N and starts to preach a new without being overly dogmatic, patient — has succumbed. Radiological Society of North hug and kiss each other. Then they the path of taking too much. Except someone every day of the year, the The criteria for brain death are America. jected to make blood vessels At the radiology meeting, Yonas N for the very short-acting sleeping synthesis of a religious tradition or judgmental, or belligerent. . holidays are particularly busy. hug and kiss me. traditions, a new interpretation of The challenge which faces us is very strict, said Dr. Jan Arthur visible in X-rays, shows whether reported on findings in more than blood is reaching the brain and older religious ideals, or a new not so much directly eradicating Schwartz, anesthesiologist at Gei- SO FAR, YONAS has used the 30 patients, many of whom had a revelation of truths. the “ cult menace" but rising to singer Medical Center in Danville, scanner to help decide which side confirms that the brain is dead. stroke or heart attack and were Supermarket Shopper S'.ie stresses authority, commu­ occasions to love and serve: Pa-. of the life-death line six patients But Schwartz said the angio­ slow to regain consciousness. gram is not an ideal test, because it nal living, and mystical awareness respecting the individual and "A lot of people look at medicine were on. “We have seen patterns of involves some risk to the patient. mure than involvement in social moral freedom of all while showing as art, but with the strict criteria In one patient, the image showed disturbance in brain blood flow At Geisinger Medical Center. reforms. S'/ae creates a secretive concern for the serious problems for diagnosing brain death, you are no blood flow to the center of the which fit with the neurophysiologi­ Ask stores for write-in coupons Schwartz injects small amounts of initiation rite to emphasize the which many experience. We can­ assured that it doesn't become an brain many hours before a compu­ cal studies and which gave us a radioactive tracer into comatose total break with the past which the not deny that cultists often exhibit art," he said. “ It's a very certain terized X-ray scan alone showed better understanding of the pa­ Bv Martin Sloane thing." that part of the brain had died. patients’ veins, then uses a sophis­ novice is expected to make, and a religious element, no matter how tient’s injury,” Yonas told fellow United Feature Syndicate Dying for the spinach However, doctors did not certify ticated Geiger counter to see if sends adherents on strenuous repulsive and incredible we may But there are times when those radiologists. Clip jerunds missionary endeavor to grow and find their theologies or their criteria fail. Sometimes electrical the patient dead until 24 hours and tracer reaches the brain. D EAR M ARTIN: I read your column about establish a base for ^elf- leaders! activity in the brain persists, even about $2,000 of intensive care later. When there is no blood flow, no Six centers are testing the Beverages (File 8) supermarket food shows, and I decided to attend the cannelloni you had at your propagation. A cult is born! after blood flow to the brain stops. “We still have limited expe­ dye, contrast material, or tracer is potential of the advanced C t- Clip out this file and keep it with similar first Food Fest put on by Randall’s supermarkets here While cults, so far as their Rev. Philip A. Sheridan In children and comatose people rience with this,” said Dr. David detected in the brain. “ It’s a scanner that Gur and Yonas cash-off coupons — beverage refund offers with in Houston. I had a wonderful time. The manufactur­ metaphysical assumptions, die- St. Bridget Church who have^^n heavily sedated or Gur, a professor of radiology at the simple all-or-none criterion,” said adapted to measure xenon flow. beverage coupons, for example. Start collecting ers were very generous with their samples and I . the needed proofs of purchase while looking for picked up dozens of coupons and refund forms. I favorite Italian restaurant? the required forms at the supermarket, in certainly hope they do it again next year. — newspapers, and magazines, and when trading Wilhelmiha King, Houston, Texas. About Town with friends. Offers may not be available in all areas of the country. Allow 10 weeks to receive DEAR WILHELMlNA: The people at Randall’s each refund. were amazed that more than 40,000 food lovers turned Maybe we can help. The Help for the bereaved Greater Hartford Jewish Community Center, 335 Nassiff speaks on skiing WATES weigh-in The following refund offers are worth $16. This out (or their first food show. The lines of people Herald is now running a weekly Bloomfield Ave., will sponsor two programs this week’s refund offers have a total value of $30.60. waiting to get in were often long, but once they got column featuring readers’ VERNON — Compassionate Friends, an area month. On Tuesday at 7:30 p.m., Mimi Rosenblatt, VERNON — Manchester Area Christian Women’s Manchester WATES will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. These offers require refund forms: inside the Albert Thomas Convention Center they support group of parents who have lost a child by director of Jewish Vocational Services, will lead a Club will meet Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. at the Colony. at Orange Hall, 72 E. Center St. rear. Weighing-in will enjoyed the free food samples. And of course there favorite restaurant dishes. To death, will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at Rockville discussion on resume writing, interviewing skills and Robert Ramey, owner of R. K. Ram ey Co., of start at 6; 30 p.m. The meeting is open to members CARNATION Hot Cocoa Mix Bear Offer. were enough coupons to delight the heart of the most enter, simply fill out the coupon General Hospital Cafeteria. The group meets on the • networking techniques. Granville, Mass., will speak on “ New Beginnings.” only. Receive a free 7-inch Baby Bear. Send the jaded coupon clipper. .. , second Tuesday of each month to help parents deal Jan. 29 at 7:30 p.m. Debbie Ezarsky, an accountant, Fred Nassiff Jr. of Nassiff Sports Co. will speak on required refund form and three Universal Will Randall’s do it again? Despite the problems of below, listing your favorite dish with grief. and Harlan Shakun, certified public accountant, will cross country skiiing. Nurse explains hospice ^ Product Code symbols from the 10-envelope box crowd control and what seemed like a million and the local restaurant that Jane Helmolt of South Windsor will model a ski discarded food containers, the people at Randall’s say conduct a seminar, “ Tax Tips for Singles.” HARTFORD — Norma Kronenberg of the Hartford of Carnation Sugar-Free Hot Cocoa Mix, or from outfit. Patty Howard of Eastford will be soloist. Area they consider their first food show a tremendous serves it. It may be an appe­ Adults 21 to 45 are welcome. Non-members are Visiting Nurse Association will speak on the Hospide the 20- or 30-serving canisters of Carnation Legion schedules events asked to pay $2 but there is no charge for members. women are invited. To make reservations and success. They are looking forward to a bigger and program Wednesday at 8 p.m. at a meeting of Sugar-Free Hot Cocoa Mix; plus a 50-cent check tizer, main dish, vegetable, arrange for nursery care, call 649-3423 or 872-4876. better Food Fest next year. American Legion, Dilworth-Cornell-Quey Post, will American Asoscaiton of Medical Assistants, Hartford or money order, payable to Baby Bear Offer, for meet at 8 p.m. Tuesday downstairs in the fireplace the postage and handling. Expires May 31, 1985. If you attend a supermarket-sponsored food show, salad or dessert. Senior session Tuesday Chapter, at the Hartford Medical Society, 230 please let me know about it. I wish all my readers had room of the post home at 20 American Legion Drive. Scarborough St. A potluck will be served at 7 p.m. HAW AIIAN PUNCH Coupon Offer. Receive a Hear talk on divorce the chance to enjoy a food show in their area like the The post regularly holds Friday fish nights from 6 to The Golden Age Club will meet Tuesday at 1 p.m. at For information, call Sally Benoit at 246-6089. 75-cent coupon good on Hawaiian Punch Concen­ 9 p.m. with music for listening and dancing starting at Manchester Senior Citizens’ Center, East Middle COVENTRY — “Divorce: Parents. Children, trate and a 75-cent coupon good on store-brand ice one put on by Randall’s. Supermarkets that would like Then we’ll do the rest. We’ll contact 7 8 p.m. Bingo is played Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Turnpike. School, Community,” a three-part series sponsored cream. Send the required refund form and one information on these shows can write to me in care of the chef and ask for the recipe, which Enjoy Jewish humor ." by the Coventry Public Schools, Department of Pupil label frdm Hawaiian Punch Fruit Concentrate this newspaper. 7 upstairs. will be printed in TODAY’S SPECIAL, Reservations are being taken for the setback Personnel Services, will present the second of the The film, “Mollie: The Goldbergs,” will be and the rtjdster tape for the ice cream. There is tournament starting in February. Games will be AARP hears Leitan series Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m. in the Coventry High presented Sunday at 7:30 p.m. at the Greater Hartford no expiratioirdqte on this offer. REFUNDING NOTE: I have been.asked to provide couponing and refunding information that would be played Thursdays at 7 p.m. in the fireplace room. Call Manchester Green AARP 2399 will meet Thursday School library. Jewish Federation East Building, 434 Oakland St. LIBBY'S DelicJohs-OualUy Beverages Coupon helpful to Canadian shoppers. Many readers have 646-7961. at 1:30 p.m. at Community Baptist Church, East Social worker Michael Momparler will speak on the The movie of the Goldberg family, popular on radio Offer. Receive four 50-cent coupons for Libby’s Center Street, to hear Louise Leitan of the Visiting effects of divorce on parents. Teacher Jean-Ann and television in the 19S0s and ’60s, is the fourth Delicious Quality Beverages. Send the required friends in Canada who would like to get in on the savings. “ Smart Shoppers” is a refunding publication Nurse and Home Care of Manchester Inc. She’ll speak Moore will speak about its effects on teachers. program in a series, "Survival Through Jewish refund form and six Universal Product Code j . ------that features hundreds of refund offers that Canadian Birth slides shown on home health service. For baby-sitting, call 74^-7541. Humor.” Tickets will sold at the door. symbols from any Libby’s 46-ounce Juices or shoppers can take advantage of. For more informa­ A slide presentation of Caesarean and vaginal Nectars. Expires March 31, 1985. tion, write to: “ Smart Shoppers,” 925 Colborne Rd., births after a Caesarean birth will be shown Thursday SANKA Coupon Refund Offer. Receive two No. 2, Sarnia, Ontario, Canada N7V 3K4. I Name...... S at 7:30 p.m. at the Church of Christ, 394 Lydall St. Music friends sought Not a good start Something DIRarent...... Wish Someone A 50-cent coupons good on Sanka Brand Instant Decafelnated Coffee. Send the required refund Family Oriented Childbirth Information Society will Manchester Friends of Music will meet Tuesday at RALEIGH, N.C. (UPI) — form and 10 Sanka Single Service Envelopes and SMART SHOPPER AWARD: The Smart Shopper ■ I sponsor the program for expectant parents. 7:15 p.m. at Illing Junior High School cafeteria. New Members of MADD — Mothers Award goes to Jo-Ann Consiglio of North Branford, ■ Address...... | members are welcome. < Against Drunk Driving — are mad Happy Birthday one inner seal from a 4-ounce or 8-ounce jar of Sanka Instant or Freeze-Dried Coffee. There is no Conn; ^ . at new North Carolina Gov. Jim with A Herald Happy Heart expiration date on this offer. “ Most stores in my area have a damaged-goods Circle meets at bank Martin for allowing booze sales at I ■ Stewart talks to DAR SANKA Mug Offer, General Foods Corp. Send section with savings of 50 percent on scratched and St. Margaret Circle, Daughter of Isabella, will meet his inaugural bash. I Phone Number...... ;...... ! the required refund form and two 2-inch squares dented items. I have had great successs with these Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at First Federal Savings on West Orford Parish, Daughters of the American Cash bars at Saturday’s inaugu­ cut from the plastic lid of Sanka Ground Coffee, or items and my secret is usi.ng coupons when the store is Middle Turnpike. Revolution, will meet at noon ’rhursday at Bonanza offering to double them. Last week I found eight boxes ■ I Restaurant at 240 Spencer St., to hear Rhea Talley ral party were open to anyone who four inner seals from Sanka Instant or Freeze- could pay a $2 admission and prove Dried Coffee. For additional mugs, send one proof of Duncan Hines cake mix that were a little worse for S Favorite restaurant dish...... I Stewart speak on her book, “ Fire in Afghanistan,” wear, but the contents were still intact. They had been How to use microwave and national defense. he was of drinking age. of purchase, plus $2.25 for each extra mug I I ordered. Expires Jan. 31, 1985. marked down to 35 cents a box. I had two 30-cent and VERNON — A new, six-lesson microwave corres­ “ It’s a hypocritical situation and Only : | Here’s a refund form to write for: A 50-cent two 35-cent coupons, each good on the purchase of two I Served at...... -...... 1 •I pondence course will be offerd by the University of ,Hope for alcoholics it’s not a very good first step into Love potato chip coupon and two 50-cent Lipton Soup boxes. When I'handed them in at the cash register and UmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmJl Connecticut Extension Service at Tolland Country the governor’s mansion,” said 16.00 : i Mix coupons. LIPTON “ You Dip In ... We’ll Chip they were doubled, the eight boxes onjy cost me 20 Extension Service. 24 Hyde Ave., Vernon, 06066. Alcoholics Victorious, a Christian organization to Melissa Lennon. Mary In” Offer, P.O. Box 7008C, Clinton, lA 527-36. cents. How’s that for smart shopping?” help alcoholics stay sober, will meet Tuesday at 7:30 To register, call 875-3331 or send $5 to the service. r i There is no expiration date on this offer. While Jo-Ann and other readers whose smart shopping Cut out ind mill today to tha Manchootar Harald, Box H I. Minchaatar, CL 06040 Registration deadline is Jan. 14. p.m. at Community Baptist Church, 585 E. Center St. “ He has said he supports MADD Call.... : l waiting for the forms, save proofs of purchase experiences appear in this column receive an The group’s weekly meetings feature prayer, and tough laws against drunk ask for..., -I from Lipton Soup Mixes. autographed copy of my “ Guide to Coupons and discussions, Bible readings and fellowship driving,” Lennon said, “ yet he is Refunds.” Write to me in care of this newspaper. Study resume writing Refreshments will be servied. Those attending are giving people liquor and they will 643-2711 Janet WEST HARTFORD — The single adult division" of asked to use the.rear entrance at the back parking lot. be out on the roads.” MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, Jan. 7, 1985 - 19 LOOK FOR THE STARS... * . . 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 Look for the CLASSIFIED ADS with STARS; stars help you get For odvertisements to be s 44 Household Goods 8 1 Classified.r\rtr\/\rt(initip^ 7722 Stor6^0^^*C6Store/pttice SpOC6Space• • Rates Business Opportunities published Monday, the dead- 45 Misc tor Sole 23 Resort Property Minimum Charge: line is 2:30 o.m. on Fridov ‘ Notices Situotion Wanted 46 Home and Garden Employment Info 24 M i s c . lo r R e n t S3.00 tor one day b better results. Put a star on your ad and see what a _ L o s t / F o u n d ...... 01 47 P e ts 25 Wonted to Rent Personols 02 Instruction M usical Items P e r W o r d : Roommates Wonted 48 20C Read Your Ad A n n o u n ce m e n ts 03 Recreolionoi llenis 1-2 d a y s • i 3-5 d a y s 18C Clossilied advertisements * 1 'k difference it mokes. Telephone 643-2711, Mondoy-Friday, A u c tio n s ...... 04 A n tiQ u e s Real Estate 16C Services T a g S a le s 6 d a y s are token by telephone os o i 31 26 d a y s 12C Homes tor Sale 51 Wanted to Ouv convenience. Condominiums 32 Services Ottered The Manchester Herold is FinanJcial Painting/Pdpering 52 H a p p y A d s ; 8:30 o.m. to 5:00 p.m. 4- Lofs/Land for Sale 33 responsible only tor one incor- * Building/Controcting 53 $3 00 p e r c o lu m n in c h MorTgages "• Investment Property 34 rect^insertion and then only . T’.w* Rooting/Siding 54 P e rs o n a l L o o n s ...... 12 Business Property 35 Automotive Deadlines tor the size of the originol Hedt m g.'Plum bing 55 In s u ra n c e ...... '3 Resort Property 36 KIT ‘M’ C A R LYLE ®by Larry Wright 56 Cors Trucks lor Sale For clossilied advertise- insertion. t- IAPARTMENT8 Wanted to Borrow >^14 F lo o r in g Errors wh'Ch do not lessen 4.84 Services For Sale Income Tax Service 57' Motorcycles Bicycles ments to be published Tues- IFOR RENT day through Saturday, th e the value of the advertisement -J Rentals Services Wanted 58 Rec Vehicles Employment Auto Services deadline Is noon on the d a y will not be corrected by on 41 «<■) FOUR ROOM APART­ SERVICES HOUDAY/ Rooms tor Rent For Sale Autos lor Rent Leose before publication. additional insertion. M EN T — In 2 fam ily, first & Education 42 :.'A DFFERED SEASONAL Aportments for Rent Misc Automotive floor, fully appllanced ( I 43 Holidoy/Seosonol 61 Herald Help Wonted 21 Homes for Rent kitchen, walking distance to downtown. Nice yard ODD JOBS, Trucking. TWO, LIKE NEW, Classified and one car garage. Call Home repairs. You name SNOWMOBILE suits and ■ ROOMS 646-4525. It, we do It. Free esti­ boots. C a ll 644-2733. Ads HELP WANTED I fo r r e n t m ates. Insured. 643-0304. HELP WANTED t J j H E L P WANTED I HELP WANTED MANCHESTER — North Notices HELP WANTED I HELP WANTED NICE ROOM IN SINGLE,; End. One bedroom apart­ BRICKS, BLOCKS, IH0U8EH0L0 643-2711 COUNTER HELP — TAILOR fam ily house. Nice neigh- _ m ent In quiet residential STONE — Concrete. I roods______PART TIME CASHIER EMPLOYMENT OP­ Morning, afternoon and Part time. Experienced borhood.’' Full use o f.' area. Near bus line. Utili­ Chimney repairs. No lob WANTED — Monday PORTUNITY — First, se­ evening shifts available. In Men's wear. Apply In house. C a ll Ed, 649-2947. , ties not Included. $395 too sm all. C a ll 644-8356. person to Mr. Apter: USED REFRIGERA­ ■lo s t and fo u nd through Wednesday, 1- cond and third shift. STATION ATTEND­ Apply In person only: The m onthly. C a ll 646-3158 be­ iHaurhpfitpi 5:30pm. Experience pre­ Premium pay for third Regal Mens Shop, 903 HOUSECLEANING — TORS, WASHERS, NEWSPAPER DEALER ANTS WANTED — Gaod Whole Donut, 319 Green tween 8am-4:30pm. Main Street, APARTMENTS Personalized service tor Ranges - clean, guaran­ N E E D E D In M anchester- ferred but will train. Stop shift. Start part time or starting pay, neat and Road, Manchester. l o s t — B lack and white make a career. Flexible Manchester. your home. Bonded and teed, parts and service. Court of Probate, District of f H w filh /South Windsor area. In at Fairway, 975 Main dependable. Morning FOR RENT FOUR ROOM APART­ long haired cat, named Street, Manchester. s c h e d u le available. MENT — Heat and hot insured. Manchester and Low prices. B.D. Pearl & Manchester C a ll 647-9946. hours and atternoon NOTICE OF HEARINO "Sneakers". Reward. RECEPTIONIST/TYPIST surrounding towns. The Son, 649 Main Street, Apply In person at Xtra hours. Some experience M A N C H E S T E R — A v o ll- water. Fully appllanced E S T A T E O F Bennet Jr. High area. ACCOUNTANT — For Mart, 404 Hartford Road, kitchen, two bedrooms. Housew orks, 647-3777. 643-2171.. PAULINE E. PERRONE, MEDICAL RECEPTION­ helpful. See Barney at the - We need an energetic able Immediately. One, C a ll 646-0280 or 228-3096. various related busi­ Manchester or call 649- and dependable person to 1^5 per month. Lease (-l-tS oka PAULINE'PERRONE, IST — For extremely gas station, Moriarty INSPECTOR — M in ­ two and three bedroom' SEARS CONSOLE HUMI­ nesses located In the and security deposit. Call LICENSED DAY CARE oka PAULINE EMMA 7 busy 4 doctor practice. 2337. ■ Brothers. imum 5 years experience answer phones, greet apartm ents. $400, $455, PERRONE DIFIER — Used 2 sea­ 7 Southend of Hartford. customers/vendors and * 289-4781. HOME — Bilingual, Must have medical office final Inspection. Must be $520, heat and hot ^ Pu rsu an t to on o rd er of Hon. Minimum 3 years expe­ MATURE SECRETARY French and English If you sons, 8 gallon capacity. Winiom E. FitzGerald, experience and be capa­ E X E C U T IV E D IR E C T O R familiar with Pratt & assume general typing Keep our Employment /RECEPTIONIST — included. J.D. Rear wish. C a ll 646-8588. Very good condition. g )IM 4byNCA Hic Judge, doted January 4,19SS ble of answering and rience. Ability to work — National health Whitney and Electric respon sibilities In a busy MANCHESTER — Avail­ with computer required. ate, 646-1980. Phone 643-7252. C a ll be­ o hearing will be held oh on taking charge of tele­ 2-3 days per week. WP agency seeking person to B oat w ork. 40 hour week, front office of Bolton able Immediately. Beau­ oopNcotlon proving tor tha Pleasant office atmos­ skills on IBM-PC, typing LICENSED DAY CARE fore 7pm. $50. & Education phones, making appoint­ organize wide ranging fringe benefits. EEO Em­ based manufacturer. Full TWO, tHREE AND FIVE ' tiful 5 room, 2 bedroom granting letters of Admin­ Carriers Busy! phere. Salary commen­ and tronscribing. Man­ time M-F, Good benefits. apartment. Wall to wall HOME — One full time, CELEBRITY CIPHER istration . os In sold a p p lic a ­ ments and various re­ volunteer program of ployer. A pp ly In person ROOM Apartments — No ELECTROLUX CARPET surate with ability. Send chester professional of­ Call tor appointment carpeting, appliances, one part time opening. C«M>fity CIphw oryptooTMna from quotallonB by tion on Hie more fully ap­ lated office duties. Full community service, edu­ Mondav-Fridav, 8am- appliances. No pets. Se­ famout p*opl«, pM t and pr— nf. Each W tar in tha clphar Blands pears, at the Court of Pro­ resume and salary re­ fice. Send resumeto: Box laundry hookups, park­ Creative and loving en­ SHAMPOO a t t a c h ­ time, Monday through cation and fund ra isin g In 4pm: Triumph Manufac­ only, Svndet Products, cu rity . C a ll 646-2426 week­ for another. T o d » y ’M cA#a. N 0 q u st$ W bate on Ja n u a ry 21, 19SS at quirements to; P.O. Box P, c/o the Manchester ing, no pets. $480 plus vironment. Meals pro­ m e n t — Excellent con­ 10:30 A .M . Subscribe Today I Friday. Contact Mrs. the Manchester area. turing, 750 Tolland Inc. 646-0172. days, 9am to 5pm. by CONNIE WIENER HELP WANTED 187, Wethersfield, CT utilities. C all 646-0599. vided. C a ll 646-1311. dition. $40. C a ll 649-7951. Dionne E. Yuslnos, Noonan at 646-0314. H erald. Marketing/Sales expe* Street, East Hartford. Ass't. Clerk 06109. TECHNICIAN/INSPECTOR Hence a plus. Experience MANCHESTER — One k i n g s i z e b e d s ­ “NEKW FVUKVWK HKXXF IV8 O llb l DRIVER NEEDED — For TAKING APPLICA­ - Established testing la­ FOUR ROOM’ APART­ TAROT CARD C O U N T E R A T T E N D A N T with volunteer develop­ bedroom , 1st flo o r w ith p r e a d Call 647-9946 TRUCK MECHANIC PART TIME COUNTER Auto Parts Department. MENT — Available Feb­ READI NGS-Counseling. — Shades of blue — Must be 18. Apply at; ment helpful. Reply, stat­ TIONS for mixing room boratory seeks a con­ stove and refrigerator. FVUKHEQWC JKAQKF Court of Probate, District of WANTED — At M 8. M PERSON — Immediate Must have valid Connec­ ru ary 1st. Heat, no pets, Serious, sincere only. $15 and green print. $10. Call Subway, 288 Center ing education, expe­ assistant. Starting Janu­ crete and so ils fie ld tech­ Manchester Service. Call Dave at opening. Excellent op­ ticut drivers license and No pets. $375 per month security, references, session. Call Jeanne 649- 649-7951. NOTICE OF HEARING Street, Manchester or 45 rience and sa la ry level ta ary 7th, 1985. Between nician. Candidate can 649-2871. portunity for an Individ­ / excellent driving record. plus heat. Call 646-1379. 6839. , JKFMDOBHaVW, 'IVS MRW OK E S T A T E O F Burnside Ave., East Director of Field Servi­ 8am and 2;30pm. Carbon expect an adversity of lease. $415. C a ll 649-3340. ETHEL M. LINDSAY ual who wants to grow Part time. Apply: Mr. H artford. ces, P.O. Box 410, Wal­ Research, 48 Stock Place, assignments. Experience P u rsu an t to on o rd er of Hon. h e l p w a n t e d — with one of the most Chet CholnskI, Parts 3'/z R O O M A P A R T M E N T VERNON — Attractive WILL CLEAN YOUR MISCELLANEOUS BOKHHI F8DK EK'F CVQWC HV W illiam E. FitzGerald, Emergency Medical lingford, CT 06492. De­ Manchester. helpful, but will train the — Private home, heat, prestigious Import fran­ Manager, Gorin's Jag­ 3'/i room apartment In APARTMENT or home. FOR SALE Judge, doted January 4,1985 SALES SECRETARY — gree preferred. right person. Vehicle re­ hearing will be held on on Technician - I.V. Techs. chises In the U.S. Pre­ uar, Route 83, Vernon. appliances. Working sin­ $10.00 per hour. C a ll 643- I 0 For manufacturing com­ quired. Benefits and se­ residential areo. Includes ERPK R CV RH QH RWIMRI.” — application oraylng lor the Full time. Start Imme­ vious parts experience gle adult only. No pets, 9787. pany located in Hartford. 646-0158. INSURANCE CLERK — curity. Coll Mr. Young heat, hot water, applian­ CAR RADIO — Excellent authority to sell real estate diately. New Penefit necessary. Must be neat children. C a ll 643-2880. ces and pdrklng. Washer situated In Tow n of M an ch e s­ Good telephone and or­ Local savings and loan 242-6291. Condition. High powered. MERDXQK NRJFNVDHE. package and sa la ry sche­ in appearance and pos­ MEDICAL SECRETARY and dryer on premises. MATURE MALE will ter, C ounty o f H a rtfo rd os In dule. 12 hour shifts. Call ganizational skills neces­ needs Individual to assist ONE ENGINE LATHE THREE ROOM APART­ Includes Dolby NR, Bass sold a p p lic a tio n on file m ore sess excellent communi­ — Wanted Immediately. No pets. References and drive, shop, run errands, PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "I've always been a late 523-9117, ask tor Ralph or sary. Free parking. Di­ In payment of Insurance OPERATOR — ONE PART TIME EVElllINGS MENT — With heat, hot and T rebb le controls and fully orpeors, at the Court of cation skills. Top wages Typing, Insurance forms. BRIDGEPORT OPERA­ - Telemarketing repre­ security deposit re­ emmisslon test, et cetera. bloomer. I think a lot 01; things In my life have gotten Probate on January 31,1985 Dick. Apply at: L 8t M versified duties. No bills and other related water, stove, refrigera­ m ore. $90. C all 646-1063 will be paid Including full Repv to Box R, c/o the TOR — Minimum 5 years sentative tor specialized quired. $340 a month. Call C a ll 649-1226. better as I get older." ^ Robert Duvall. at 11:00 A .M . Ambulance, 471 New steno. ‘Monday through duties. Good aptitude for tor, carpet. $350. Adults afte r 4:30pm. Dionne E. Yuslnos, benfits and pension plan. Manchester Herald. experience. Able to read 875-3748. Park Ave., West Hart­ Friday, 8:30am-5pm. Call figures, light typing, re­ calling from our conve­ only. Centrally located. Ass't. Clerk J Contact Mr. Chet blueprints and do own nient East Hartford of­ RESPONSIBLE LOVING OlObI 547-0871. lated experience helpful. ANTIQUE BUREAU, J ford. EO E. CholnskI, Parts Man­ Na pets. S ecurity deposit. MOTHER will take care TELLER — Part time. 20 Call 647-4651 tor setups. 45 hour week, fice. Must be experienced MANCHESTER — Avail­ Bedroom vanity arid coat ICARS/TRUCKS ager, Gorin's Jaguar, C a ll 646-7690 o r 643-0496 ab le February 1st. 3 bed­ of yo u r child In m y hom e LEGAL NOTICE hours per week. Expe­ appointment. fringe benefits. EEO Em­ and aggressive. Hourly rock. $99 fo r a ll, but w ill Automotive Route 83, Vernon, 646- rience preferred, but not after 5pm. room duplex. Lease, any hours. Licensed. 649- IFOR SALE TOWN OF ANDOVER BOOKKEEPER/ ployer. Apply In person rate plus excellent Incen­ sell seporote. Call 643- The 3rd quarterly Installment TELLER 0158. necessary. Apply to Mr. CASHIER-TELEPHONE Mondav-Fridav, 8am- tive.. Call Miss Johnson security and references. 6035. of property taxes on the 1 Oc­ ACCOUNTANT 1516 after 5:30pm. CHEVROLET MALIBU, Full time to work in Full charge, for growing Fields, 23 Main Street, OPERATOR- 4pm; Triumph Manufac­ 282-0324. $500 plus utilities. No tober 1983 Grand List ore due Manchester or Glas­ ICARS/TRUCKS 1979 — Two door, 6 cy­ and payable 1 Jonuory 1985. manufacturing company Manchester. RECEPTIONIST-40hour turing, 750 Tolland pets. C a ll 646-0042. WESTINGHOUSE CON- tonbury. Good hours. East of "River. Responsi­ HOMES | f o h s a l e linder, new brakes. One Also, the Supplemental Motor RN week. No weekends. Ex­ Street, East Hartford. HOMEMAKERS/HOME IPAINTING/ VERTIBLE DIS- Vehicle taxes will be due at Excellent working ble for accounting func­ PART TIME POSITION MATURE INDIVIDUAL owner.$2900. C a ll 644- cellent benefits. Must be HEALTH AID to work (FOR SALE THREE ROOM APART­ I p a p er in b HWASHER — Holds 14 this lime. Payments mode aF conditions and bene­ tions, including financial AVAILABLE. Choose from NEEDED to stay with 14 CLERK — Process ship­ part time, weekends In M E N T — With. heat, $275. 9985.______ter 1 February 1985oresoblecf statements and IBM- staff with benefits or per diem able to type. Apply In place settings, $75. Pair 1973 VOLKSWAGON SU­ to a late charge ot lVj% per A fits. Apply at; Main O f­ at higher rate. $1/hr. differen­ year old boy while ping and Invoice docu­ on-call. Assist our clients Adults only. No pets. person to Mr. Carter, CEILINGS REPAIRED of studded steel belted month on the late Installment A PERBEETLE — Semi au­ fice. 1137 Main Street, PCXT operation. Excel­ Security deposit. Call 646- 1978 HONDA GOLD lent starting salary and tial for 11 pm to 7 am shift. For mother travels on busi­ Carter Chevrolet, 1229 ments for fast paced with personal care and MANCHESTER or REPLACED with dry- radial snow tires for Ford tomatic, AM/FM radio, from the due dote, or a mini­ East Hartford: further information and shifts W IN G - $1900. 1979 Honda m um ot S2. Paym ents m ov be growth opportunity. Send ness. Call 643-1072 after Main St., Manchester. manufacturing concern. homemaking activities. 4 bedroom (Green Manor 7690 o r 643-0496.______wall. Coll evenings, Gary Mustang. Size P- 40,000 m iles. $800. C all available please call 423- ranch). 2 baths. 26' beamed 500CX $1200.649-1013 after mode by mall or at the Town resume in confidence to: 2597. 6pm. Some phone work. Figure Certified Aid or Aid expe­ M cH u gh , 643-9321. FIRST family room, carpeting, alt STORRS — Two bed­ 175/75R14M/S. $50. Call 232-5869 e vening s, 566- 5:30. Office Bulldina which Is open President. Apollo Molded aptitude a must. Full rience preferred, but will 649-3890. 6213 days. 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. M onday FEDERAL Products, Inc., 20 Mount­ CANTURBURY VILLA time, Monday through train qualified Individu­ appliances, fireplace, garage. room, family area, ap­ through Friday. The Tax Col­ Owner-Agent will help fi­ NAME YOUR OWN ain Street. P.O. Box 1276, OF WILUMANTIC Friday. Competetive als. Must have own trans­ pliances. $385. Call RECREATION lector Is also In the office Mon­ SAVINGS. Rockville. C T 06066. nance. $63,900. Gordon 643-8516. PR ICE — Father and son. TENNIS RACQUET — 1974 F IA T 128 S P O R T L — day evenings 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. CLERK TYPIST wage and benefit pack­ portation. Weekend dlf- Realty, 643-2174. Fast, dependable ser­ Wilson Pro model. Excel­ T o be used fo r parts. C all VEHICLES 021-13 age. Call for an appoint­ terentlal, mileage vice. Painting, Paper­ lent condition, wooden, P h il otter 5pm, 528-1332. For Advertising Dept. m ent,,646:1737. P lllo w te x N reimbursed. Glastonbury hanging & Removal. Call $15. Ideal to r younger or Also Panasonic AM/FM T H R E p 15" FORD NOTICE TO CREDITORS IHOMES Corp. e 6 £ . Visiting Nurses Associa­ TODAY'S E S T A T E O F N 644-0585 o r 6444)036. new tennis player. Call c a r radio. WHEELS — One with Hours 8:30 am to 5 pm tion, 633-3521. IFOR RENT BASIL T. NODDEN SR. 649-0832. rubber In good condition. The Hon. William E. Fitz­ Monday through Friday NURSES - Substitute Real Estate EXPERIENCED WAL­ TIRED OF WAITING $20.^elephone 742-6871. Gerald, Judge, of tha Court WE N EED A RN's for Coventry Public COVENTRY LAKE — LPAPER HANGING and TWO OLD TRUNKS — FO R YOUR NEW of Probate, District ot Man­ JUST LIKE removal. Reasonable Early 1900 era. Good HONDA? I deliver most chester at a hearing held on Schools. Contact Dr. Nl- Furnished home tor rent. LOOKING FOR a low- Ja n u ro y 3, 1985 o rd ered that Real Estate rates. Call otter 5om, condition. $49 each. Call models within 2 weeks. Excellent fringe benefits, pleasant c o le ttl's office at 742-8913. $490. C a ll 528-2101 days. cost way to communicate oil claim s must be presented CLASSIFIED TELEPHONE E O E . ______643-9266, evenings. 643-6160. 643-7534 after 5pm. Call Gary Winn at 623- your advertising mes- to the fiduciary on or before working conditions, good starting 8809 or 741-3401. soge? Want ads are your April 3, 1985 or be barred as by law provided. GOLD! VARIETY OF HOUSE- e a s y a s s e m b l y HOMES b y N o rm a ROCKVILLE - Rent or answer. Dianne E. Yuslnos, SALES REPRESENTATIVE salary. PLANTS — Excellent C H E V R O L E T - 1981 - WORK! $600 per 100. G u a­ FOR SALE T edford rent with option to buy. 8 IBUILDIN6/ Ass't. Clerk ranteed payment. No ex- ( room colonial, fireplace, condition. Most sell. Var­ Citation. 4 door, 4 speed, MISCELLANEOUS The fid u c ia ry Is: The values you can find in ICONTRACTINB Nell Nodden Must have outgoing personality perlence/No sales. De­ wood stove, $600 a month iety of sizes, $1 to $3. Call power steering, low mi­ The "Graduated Pay-, I AUTOMOTIVE 221 Hackmatack Street the classified pages. and pleasant telephone manner. tails, send self-addressed MANCHESTER — plus utilities. C a ll 742-8932 649-6486. leage. Clean. Call 646- I Manchester, CT 04040 MON. THRU FRI. 8:30 to 5 stamped envelope: Condo, Northfleld Green, ment Adjustable Mort­ o r 7424)417. ____ FARRAND REMODEL­ 214B. 012-01 ELAN VITAL-173, 3418 3 bedrooms, 2’/2 baths, all gage Loan" (GPAML) ING — Cabinets, roofing, 25" COLOR CONSOLE 1980 J A Y C O 23' M IN I combines the features of I gutters, room additions, TV — Zenith, wood grain. 1976 OLDSMOBILE AAOTOR HOME — Ford LEGAL NOTICE e Good typing skills required • Call for confidential interview ap­ Enterprise Road, Fort appliances. $71,900. F .J. FOL'P. ROOM OFFICE - TOWN OF MANCHESTER the graduated-payment I decks, all types of remo­ Working condition. Call DELTA 88 — Loaded, 460, low m ileage, m any pointment: Pierce, Florida, 33450. S plleckI R e a lto rs , 643- plan and the variable-in­ Prime, central location. NOTICE OF e High school graduate • deling and repairs. FREE 875-6736 otter 7om. $99. very good condition. Ask­ extras. Had TLC. Tele­ COLLECTOR OF REVENUE 2121. ______terest rate. With the I Air conditioning, wall to READ • Pleasant phone voice • FUEL OIL TRUCK w a ll. P a rkin g . Rent In­ estimates. Fully Insured. ing $1000. C a ll 646-2557. phone 643-0692. The second Installment of 643*2711 G P A M L . one starts out Telephone 643-6017, after EVENING G O W N — taxes due on the Grand List DRIVER-Class II L i ­ MANCHESTER — For with a below-market in­ cludes heat. 646-8811. ot October 1, 1983 Is due and THEM TOD AY! Light blue, metallic • pleasant atmosphere Between 9 am and 3 pm cense. Dependable fuel sale by owner. Five room terest rate, lower-than- | 6pm, 647-8509. B M W , 1982 3201 — Blue, Is ad vertising expensive? payable during the month of • good salary oil delivery East of the Ranch, 2'bedrdoms, fam­ standard monthly pay­ material. $25. Nice tor cloth Interior, 5 speed, You'll be surprised now Ja n u a ry , .19^. If this Install­ • holidays & birthdays LEON CIESZYNSKI new year. CaM 649-1396. sun roof, alloys. Excel­ m ent Is not p aid In fu ll du rin g • health benefits Ask for Penny Sadd R iver. F u ll tim e. Insvi- ily room, aluminum sid­ ments and a repayment j ISTBRE AND econom ical It Is to ad ver- the month ot January, Inter­ rance benefits. Call 647- ing, new root, recently schedule calling for in-j lOFFICE SPACE BUILDER — New homes, lent condition. $10,500. tlse ln C la ssifie d .643-2711. est w ill be chorged at the rote For confidential Interview: 9137. rem odeled bath, city u til­ 1 creased monthly pay- | additions, remodeling, TWO SNOW TIRES with C a ll 742-6659. ot 1'/j% per month from the ities, move-ln condition. ments on a firm basis rec rooms, garages, kit­ rim s. 8.25X14, and 5 lugs. INVITATION FOR PROPOSAL due dote, January 1. The m i­ Call I Call Penny Sadd • 643-271 chens remodeled, ceil­ $60 fo r both. C a ll 647-9833. 1983 RENAULT FUEGO nimum Interest charge Is Registered nurse- Principles only. Call af­ I The exception to the lat- I s t o r e — West Middle Sealed Proposals will be re­ $3.00. Between 9 & 10 A.M . Glastonbury Public ter 4:30pm, 649-1286,9am- I ter is that, as the cost of Tpke., near Parkade. Ap­ ings, bath tile, dormers, — Mint, low mileage, 5 ceived In the O ffice of the D i­ In compliance with Section Schools. 35 hours per 4pm, Saturday and Sun­ money changes accord­ proximately 2100 sq. ft. roofing. Residential or speed, leather seats, o/c, rector ot General Services, 12-17b of the G en eral Sta­ ClassHled ing to an agreed upon In­ com m ercial. 649-4291. AM /FM cassette, power 41 Center Street, Manches­ tutes, Motor Vehicle taxes week. 183 days per year. day. $66,900. A v o lla b le February 1st. ENDROLLS ter, Connecticut until FE­ due on the October 1, 1983 Applications available dex, the interest rate of C o ll 649-6205 o r 643-6802. 27