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Call 649-1794. until April 17,19*6,2:00 P.M ., not IMar than 4:00 p.m. of April 10,19*6. *75. at which time they will be Want To Buy a good used 1974 Dotsun - 710 Wagon, publicly opened. The right Is Petition forms. Instruction* ond InformMlon concerning reserved to relect any ond all the procedure for filing opposing candidacies, may be ob lawn mower, ond a *e- Standard, 4 cylinder, tained from llvl J. Cannon, Democratic Registrar of Voters, cond hand picnic table, many new parts. $350. bids. Specifications ond bid CLASSIFIED ADS Mercier quits IBOATS/MAIIME forms may be secured at the 2 Fernwood Drive, Bolton, CT. 646-137*. 644-2833. Business Office, 45 North CATHERINE K. LEINER Iequiprent School Street, Manchester, TOWN CLERK OF BOLTON Connecticut. LIOM. NOTICt 021-04 643-2711 0304)4 16 foot Mad River canoe, poddies Included. Used A csrtiflad list of REPUBLICAN party-endorsed candidates on the slate of district deleootes to the State Convention In board, says four times. Excellent con the Fourth Sonatorlol District In the towns of Bolton, Col dition. seoo. Please coll umbia, Glastonbury, Hobron, and Monchester, Is on file In 643-4942 after 6pm or 647- mv office at 41 Center St., Manchester, C T., and copies ore 9946 0:30 - 5:30. Ask for available for public distribution. A Primary will be held on Mov 20,19*6 In said senatorial district If a slate of opposition Bob. condldales tor such convention Is filed pursuont to Section 9- 40S of the Cenerol Statutes, not later than 4:00 p.m. of April GOP divided HobI* Cot 14 foot, good IS, 19*6. condition, extro soil. Petlllon forms. Instructions and Information concarninothe By Kevin Costelloe Good starter boot $1,200. procedure for tlllnp opposing candidacies, may be obtained from the Republican Registrar of Voters of any town In the TAKE The Auocloted Press By Alex GIrelll Call Mike 643-1136 days, 646-4615 evenings. district. . Associate Editor EDWARD TOMKIEL TRIPOLI. Libya — A govern TOWN CLERK OF MANCHESTER ment official, echoing C^l. Moam- Republican Donna Mercier has mar Kbadafy’a statement that resigned her seat on the Manches A Libya has prepared for a military ter Board of Directors, effective confrontation with United States, LIOAL NOTtCB immediately. said today that his country doe* not Mercier, serving her second A certified list of party-endorsed candidates an the slots of want a fight but is ready “ in caM Teacher selling Bundy the D EM O CR ATIC P A R TY In the Town of Manchester for term on the nine-member board, student flute, excellent election os D E L E G A TE S to the conventions of sold Party war breaks out.” said Wednesday her chief reason condition, $175.00. 643- specified below is on file In my office at 41 Center St., Man CHANCE President Reagan, calling Khad- for resigning was a lack of 7431. chester, C T. and copies are avollable for public distrlbuton: afy “the mad dog of the Middle cooperation from her two fellow CONVENTIONS East” told a news conference State Convention Republican directors, William Di Congresslonol District Convention Wednesday night that bis adminis ana and Thomas H. Ferguson. PETS AND Senatorial District Convention tration still is gathering evidence Mercier, 33, said she had been Assembly District Convention that might link the Libyan leader m SUPPUES County Convention thinking about resigning for some to bombings last week aboard a time and made the decision A Primary will be held on May 20,19*6, If a slate of opposition TWA airliner and in a West Berlin Free Kittens - Adorable 6 condldalss for any or oil conventions Is filed In accordance Tuesday night, What convinced with Sections 9-3*2to 9-450, Inclusive, of the General Statutes IN nightclub that together killed five weeks old. 643-0062. her to quit was the fact that several not later than 4:00 p.m. of April IS, 19*6. Americans. (See story on page 5.) caucuses of the Republican direc Petitions forms. Instructions and Information concerning Earlier, Reagan told newspaper Wanted, a good home for the procedure for tiling opposing candidacies, may be ob tors on the town budget were MItxle. Port terrier, 1 year tained from Herbert J. Stevenson, Democratic Registrar gt editors the United States was “ not canceled because some of the GOP old. Is spaded and hos Voters, 41 Center ST., Manchester, C T. going to Just sit here and hold still” directors could not attend them, rabies shot. Will be availa THE amid the escalating attacks. He EDWARD TOMKIEL she said. ble by Sunday 649-9079. TOWN CLERK OF MANCHESTER said Kbadafy was “definitely" “ I ’m too much of a team player 032-04 suspected of responsibility. and we never seem to be able to DO NN A R. MERCIER Ibrahim Seger, Kbadafy's infor MISCELLANEOUS develop a team,” she said. . . . successor unclear LCQAL NOTICI mation director, responded to Diana and Ferguson said today FOR SALE Reagan in a telephone interview they were sorry Mercier resigned. Certified lists of portv-endorsed candidates on the slate of with The Associated Press. He said the R EPUBLICAN P A R TY In the Town of Bolton, CT. for "WE’VE GOT YOUR NUMBER” Both praised her work as a Mercier said she had been asked to election as DRLBGATRS to the ceaveaheas of said Party Libya was “ not looking for war. director, but denied the charge seek the minority leadership of the 3 - 2 tabby kittens 6 weeks Specified below are on file In mv office at 222 Bolton Center But if they (the Americans) attack call 644-4092. Rood, Bolton, C T. and copies ore available for public distrlb that the Republican minority bad party- hut thought, that job should uton: us, we have to defend ourselves.” failed to work together as a team. go to Diana, a veteran member of Tickets: Nell Diamond, CONVENTIONS CONTEST “ We are ready (itiem something As news of Mercier’s resignation the board. Julio Igleslas, Yonks, STATE CONVENTION happens, in ca s itv ^ lir^ a k s out,” spread, Manchester Republicans “ We have to develop a cohesion Mets. 201-051-2000. Charge CONGRESSIONAL CO N VEN TIO N (2nd District) Seger said. ’ COUNTY CONVENTION began talking about the appoint between the three directors,” she Itl S TA TE S E N A TE CO NVEN TIO N (4th District) Seger, refeitn^
MANCHESTER HERALD. Thuitdav. Aorii 10, 1966 — $ I - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thurtdav. April 10. >986 WEATHER Joyner Challenge slates cool to vie for signatures Today’s forecast By Susan Vaughn gubernatorial candidate Gerald CoBBecticat, Masiachuaetu and Rhode Itlaod: Herald Reporter Labriola, but the challengers say it offer includes people who are either A little sun this morning, then cloudy with a chance uncommitted or have supported of showers today. High temperature in the lower to The battle for delegates to candidate Richard Bozzuto, as middle 40s. Cloudy and cool with rain or snow Connecticut’s gubernatorial nomi By Alex GIrelll well as leading Republicans who showers likely tonight and Friday. Lows in the 30s. nating conventions is taking shape Associate Editor as challenge candidates in both are also on the party-endorsed Highs Friday 40 to 45. parties collect signatures to force slate. One of the Bozzuto backers Malae and New Hampshire: Scattered showers A renewed proposal from the primaries against the party- on the challenge slate is GOP Town or flurries today and tonight, flurries likely in the Manchester Board of Directors endorsed slates on May 20. Chairman Donald Kuehl, who is mountains today. Showers or flurries likely that the Eighth Utilities District also on the party-endorsed slate. Democratic gubernatorial chal Friday, mostly flurries in the mountains. Highs in contract with the town for fire Kuehl said today that he agreed lenger Toby Moffett will spice up the 30s to low 40s north and 40s south. Lows SO to 35. protection in the Buckinnd area to put his name on the challenge the petition drive by his supporters Vermont: Cloudy, chilly and unseasonably cool has been all but rejected by the slate because as town chairman he with a brief appearance this through Friday. OccasionI light snow or flurries. district president. felt he should be on both slates. afternoon in Manchester. Highs in the 30s both days and lows in the mid-20s. District President Walter Although Kuehl acknowledged Joyner said after receiving a letter The challenge delegates must that the majority of the challenge from the directors making the file the required petitions by April slate is made up of Labriola Extended outlook offer that the district is not 18, and leaders of both sides have supporters, he said that no dele interested. He said he would gate is legally committed to one Extended outlook for New England Saturday expressed confidence that they discuss the letter with fellow will get enough signatures. candidate at the convention. through Monday: district directors, but held out little Moffett supporters decided to The Democratic challenge slate Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode Island: UPl photo hope that they would be receptive challenge a slate composed only of of Moffett backers had collected Chance of rain or snow showers Saturday. Partly to the offer. supporters of Gov. William O’Neill 111 signatures as of Wednesday, cloudy Sunday and Monday. Highs in the 40s Today In history The letter was sent after the that was endorsed by the Demo according to Theodore A. Brin- Saturday and in the upper 40s to mid-50s Sunday directors voted along party lines cratic Town Committee last Thurs damour, one of the Moffett dele and Monday. Lows in the 30s. In 1971, the U.S. table tennis team arrived in China, the April 1 to renew an of fer to have the day. However, a primary chal gates. The Democrats have to New Hampshire: Flurries north and scattered first American group to visit that country since the 1950s. paid Town of Manchester Fire lenge was expected prior to that collect 635 signatures to force the Clouds hang around showers or flurries south on Saturday. Fair in the Department fight fires on a fee vote. challenge against Gov. O’Neill. south and chance of flurries north Sunday and Here, members walk through the gate at the Kowloon basis in the Buckland area, where Manchester Mayor Barbara The Republicans have to get 419 Today: Morning sun gives way to ciouds with a 50 percent chance of Monday. Lows in the mid-20s to low er 30s. Highs in Railway Station in Hong Kong to board the train for the the district’s volunteer depart Weinberg, a leader of the town signatures to force the primary, the 40s. People’s Republic of China. ment has jurisdiction. The three Moffett campaign, said Moffett but the leaders of that campaign showers and highs in the mid-40s. Tonight: cloudy and cool with lows Maine: Flurries north and scattered showers or Republicans on the nine-member was expected to arrive at her office said they will have no problem in the mid-30s. Friday: Continued cool with highs in the mid-40s. flurries south on Saturday. Fair in the south and board voted against the motion, on East Center Street this after getting them because the slate Drawing by Kristi Svalestad, 9, a fourth-grader at Bolton Elementary chance of flurries north Sunday and Monday. Lows which was made by Democratic noon and join one group of includes well-known town School. in the mid-20s to low er 30s. Highs in the 40s. Majority Leader Stephen T. petitioners for about a half-hour. Republicans. Vermont: Cool through the period. Chance of Ahnanac Penny. Meanwhile, a group of Republi In addition to Kuehl, Ferguson flurries or sprinkles each day. Highs in the 40s. The town directors voted on the cans challenging the slate of and Diana, the names of state Sen. proposal before the district indi Lows in the upper 20s to mid-30s. delegates endorsed by the GOP Carl Zinsser and state Rep. Elsie Today is Thursday, April 10, the lost. cated it might be willing to Town Committee last week has Swensson, both of Manchester, In 1971, the U.S. table tennis 100th day of 1986 with 265 to follow. consider sharing the town’s fire submitted 16 names for its slate appear on both slates. Others on team arrived in China, the first Across the nation The moon is moving away from station on Tolland Turnpike. and picked up petitions. Town the challenge slate include Board its new phase. American group to visit that Joyner and other district direc Director Thomas H. Ferguson, of Education members H. John Wintry weather returned to much of the nation The morning stars are Mercury, country since the 1950s. tors said Friday they would be who is heading up the challenge Malone and Gloria Della Fera, today, forcing sun worshipers from the Plains to Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. In 1984, the Senate in a non receptive to the renewal of the slate along with fellow Republican former school board member the East Coast who had begun working on their The evening star is Venus. binding resolution, voted over sharing offer the town has made in Director William Diana, said the David Dampier, Eddie Wilson, whelmingly against American summer tans to haul out the blankets again. Those bom on this date are under the past, one under which district petitions were taken out Neil Lawrence, Mary Warrington, Snow extended from northern New England the sign of Aries. They include mining of Nicaraguan ports. and town firefighters would share Wednesday. Betty Sadloski. Pat Boatman, across the Appalachians and southwest New York explorer Matthew Perry in 1794; the town’s No. 5 station in Buck- The Republican challenge slate Richard Schwolsky, David Black- state today, and temperatures plunged into the 30s William Booth, founder of the A thought for the day; Frances land. The station was built in the is made up mostly of supporters of well and Jerry Brown. and 40s from the Great Lakes and Midwest to the Salvation Army, in 1829; journalist Perkins. President Franklin D. 1070s during a court dispute over Roosevelt’s secretary of labor, northern Atlantic Coast states. and publisher Joseph I^ litzer in who had jurisdiction in the area. said, “ In America, public opinion In New Jersey, today’s high was expected to 1847; Frances Perkins, the first Because the district won the case, is the leader.” reach no higher than the low 40s. Newark had woman Cabinet member, in 1882; the town cannot now use the station God should be left out actor Max von Sydow in 1929 (age recorded a high of 71 Tuesday. to fight fires in the area imme The sam e was the case in Iowa, where less than 57); actor Chuck Connors in 1921 diately around it. (age 65); sports commentator two »^ k s ago the mercury soared to 91 in Des Later marriages Most of the town directors of race, Faucher says John Madden in 1936 (age 50). contacted by the Herald have said Moines and sunbathers flocked to parks hoping to WASHINGTON (AP) - More they feel a sharing proposal is - t get an early start on their tans. Forecasters By John F. Kirch Manchester or staying out of the On this date in history: people are marrying later in life, worth considering. .-y Herald Reporter election. Swensson has said family predicted highs today in the 50s. In 1864, Austrian Archduke Max according to the U.S. Census The district wants some kind of matters will determine whether The hardest hit by the return of the cold was West imilian became Emperor of Bureau. commitment soon, however. jaA a i Responding to comments by she seeks a new term. Virginia, where as much as 9 inches of snow piled Mexico. It says the median age of first Joyner said the district has until Democratic rival Henry E. Agosti- Faucher said that if both Thomp up in Canaan Valley Wednesday. Six inches of snow In 1945. the Nazi concentration marriages for women rose to 23 April 18 to decide whether it wants [^^SHOW EaS^ FLOW nelli, Robert Faucher said today son and Cassano opt not to seek was reported at Thomas in Tucker County, 4 inches camp at Buchenwald was liber during 1985, the highest ever to award a contract for construc that he was sorry to see God being Swensson’s seat. Agostinelli’s re UPl WEATHCR FOTOCAST ® at Snowshoe Ski Resort and Spruce Knob in ated by the U.S. 80th division. recorded, and 25.5 for men, the tion of a fire station of its own to brought into the 13th Assembly marks would make him "work Pendleton County, and 3>A inches at Elkins in In 1963, the U.S. nuclear subma highest since 1900. Nearly 2 million serve the Buckland area, one that District campaign. harder for the nomination.” Randolph County. rine “ Thresher” went down in the couples live together but are not would be within two lots of the town Faucher called himself a “ good “ I don’t want a person like him to Snow also was reported in sections of Michigan, Atlantic Ocean 220 miles east of married, almost four times the station. The low bid for that station National forecast :v;c/ Christian,” but said Bible reading represent m e,” Faucher said. Ohio, western New York and Pennsylvania. Boston. All 129 men aboard were number in 1970. was about $100,000 more than the and prayer do not belong in the Agostinelli, a longtime Demo district expected it to be. During early Friday snow is forecast for parts of the extreme Northern Scattered showers spread across parts of the classroom. Agostinelli told the crat who currently works for the Penny said Friday he would Rockies and Texas. Thunderstorms also were Herald Tuesday that he advocates state lottery organization, said Plains and the Lower Great Lakes region. Scattered showers are canvass Democratic directors to reported in Oklahoma, Kansas, and Nebraska. voluntary school prayer and Bible Tuesday that he supports more possible in parts of the Northern Plains and Central Intermountain see if there is a consensus in favor Heavy thunderstorms spawning snow and Lottery reading and would work for help for homeless and elderly of renewing the town's offer to Region. Showers and thunderstorms are possible in parts of the lightning in southern Wyoming knock^ out legislation that would allow such people and more aid for welfare. share the station. Most of the Herald photo by Tucker Central and Southern Plains, the Gulf Coast and the extreme South telephone service to thousands of Mountain Bell activities. He also said he is against abortion directors said they feel the idea is customers. Rhode Island daily: 0430 'T m an active Christian,” and equal rights legislation for Atlantic Coast. Elsewhere the weather will be fair. Connecticut daily worth exploring. Massachusetts daily: 1856 Show and tell Faucher said. “ I read the Bible homo.sexuals. Mayor Barbara Weinberg said Wednesday: 724 “ Megabucks” : 3-4-6-7-16-26 every day. almost. But certainly Referring to Agostinelli’s com she campaigned in the 1985 town is a kindergarten student at St. James Massachusetts weekly; Yellow Adam Satriano, 5, shows his father, it’s not the government’s responsi ments on homosexuals. Faucher election in favor of sharing and still Play Four: 1408 372, Bine 15, White 0 Jerry Satriano, the art project he made Eiementary School. bility to decide whether prayers said that God does not give man thinks it is an idea that should be and Bible readings are done in permission to judge the lifestyle of other numbers drawn Wednes explored. in schooi Wednesday afternoon. Adam day in New England: Wednesday’s Jingo numbers: school. That’s the parent’s others. PEOPLE Tri-state daily: 517, 3143 84-23-47-39-33-88-58-70-8-10 responsiblity.” Like Faucher, Agostinelli has Faucher today reiterated his said he would remove himself from intention to drop out of the race the race should Thompson run. But reports in Tokyo said today. Argument over car leads to assault charge UCLA Medical Center toured the spacious should either former Mayor John Agostinelli has said lie is not sure Rudy’s rough road The two-week visit planned for late May hospital complex Monday with “ Miami W. Thompson or town Director whether he would support either An East Hartford man was said. Police said Darby told them ted to having sold the drug to gold neck chain March 14 in will be put off until autumn, the Asahi Vice” star Edward James Olmos, who Stephen T. Cassano decide to run. Faucher or Cassano. charged with assault Wednesday he had had a bad day and “ blew off several students last month, police Hartford, police said. Osman told Entertainer Rudy Vallee will probably be Shimbun nationwide daily quoted Imperial represented a group of Floridians interested Neither has made a commitment In a statement today, Agostinelli after he turned himself in to some steam.” said. police that the man returned later hospitalized for several more weeks while Household agency officials as saying. Kyodo in helping earthquake victims. to the race, nor has incumbent said he decided to run after Manchester police in connection When Doreen's husband, Mark Police said today that Antonio L. with a bag of marijuana and told recuperating from surgery for throat news service also reported the delay. The hospital’s eight-story gynecological Republican Elsie L. Swensson. Thompson and Swensson had with an incident last month, police Midford, came out. Darby said he Osman. 16, of 40 Olcott St., was Osman to sell the drug and meet cancer, a hospital spokesman said. The 51-year-old princess is recovering in wing and adjoining residence for physicians Thompson has said he must indicated they would probably not said today. panicked and tried to get away, arresteid Wednesday in connection him at a bowling alley in Hartford It was thought earlier that Vallee might be the Imperial Hospital from a successful collapsed during the Sept. 19 earthquake, discuss the matter with his family, seek the 13th District seati Robert F. Darby, 17. was police said. Darby’s car bumped with the sale of marijuana to four March 21 with $50 to get his neck released next week from Cedars-Sinai March 24 operation to remove a tumor in her while Cassano is wavering be "Since that time, both Jack and killing scores of doctors, staff members and charged with second-degree as Mark Midford in the knees, push or five students at MHS last month. chain back, police said. M edical Center in Los Angeles, said the uterus, an Imperial Household official who tween seeking the 13th Assembly Biz (Swensson) have stated that patients. sault and released. He is scheduled ing him backwards, police said. Vice Principal Peter Boudo refused to be identified quoted her doctors as Osman is scheduled to appear in District seat, seeking the 4th they are now undecided.” he said. spokesman, Ron Wise. to appear in Manchester Superior Darby said he was going slowly seized a plastic bag containing saying. Manchester Superior Court Senatorial District seat held by Nevertheless. Agostinelli said, Vallee, 85, was listed in fair condition Court Monday. and "possibly could have bumped marijuana and rolling papers on Lot off the top Republican Carl A. Zinsser of "m y hat is still in the ring.” Monday after two months at the hospital. Imperial Household officials refused to Police said Darby became in the man,” police said. March 21 and contacted police that Wednesday. Vallee suffered a slight stroke during the comment on the reports, saying a visit has Bjorn Borg will not have his trademark volved in an argument with the Police said that Darby's car then day, police said. Police said they hospital stay, im pairing movement on his not been officially announced. stringy sandy-blond hair when he shows up in owners of Midford Motors at 160 W. raced out of the parking lot. questioned Osman about the inci left side, said Chris Harris, the entertainer's Tokyo for three exhibition matches with Middle Turnpike March 21 after he “ squealing its tires." dent and in a sworn written spokesman. Jimmy Connors this month. parked his car in their parking lot. statement, the student admitted to Hammer helps out “ I believe he cut his hair because he is Darby argued with Doreen Mid- A Manchester High School stu selling marijuana. Osman said he sold the mari getting older but he looks 10 years younger,” Child’s Play ford, one of the owners, after she dent was charged Wednesday with juana for a man who had stolen his Visit on hoid? Occidental Petroleum Corp. Chairman said Percy Rosberg, the tennis coach who American children did rather poorly on a recent test of ; asked him to move his car, police sale of marijuana after he admit Armand Ham mer has contributed $100,000 to discovered the Swede. “ Damn, he looks like A spring visit to the United States by the earthquake damaged General Hospital in physical fitness. Some people say life has become too he did when I first met him.” “ soft” for such children. It was not always so. At the Japan’s Crown Prince Akihilo and Princess Mexico City and promised to continue “He looked so good, terrific,” said Michiko will be postponed several months so helping it rebuild. Veronica Liden, a secretary at the Salk turn of the century, two million children helped turn the the princess can recover from surgery. Hammer and representatives from the Tennis Club in Stockholm where Borg has wheels of U.S. industry. Children under the age of ten been working out. “ I am so happy he cut his worked at their machines for as much as 16 hours a day. hair.” In 1802, Britain slowly began to regulate child labor. As for tennis skills, Rosberg predicts the The United States passed the first federal child labor ftl five-time Wimbledon winner will beat From Our Meat Dept. law in 1916. Connors two out of three, saying Borg “ still USDA CHOICe LEAN plays very good but he is like a boxer who has DO YOU KNOW — What English writer exposed the been away from the ring. He does not have evils of child labor in the novel “ Oliver Twist.” match toughness.” STRIP STEAKS...... *3.79ib. 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MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. April 10. 1986 - » 4 - lf^l»fCHKSTER HERALD. Thursday. April 10, 1986 Bolton voters reject land purchase, OK two other projects vleagan calls Libyan ‘mad,’ ft be added to $34,311 appropriated all of 3V4 acres located behind the by Building Inspector Calvin i - chase of private land behind the which will replace a vehicle lost in Hutchinson. •y G«or«t Loyno an accident last July. four years ago for the project and town hall that is owned by Gaetano Htrald Rtporttr hall for expansion and modernisa Plstritto of West Hartford. The First Selectman Douglas Cheney tion of the building. Fehiing and others, however, will allow one of two baseball fields but he won’t cast blame yet at the facility to be Illuminated. town has said the property -Is said other options have been BOLTON — Townapeople Wed- argued that the full amount should explored and the money should be However, opponents led by be paid and said they wanted needed to expand Community By Michael Putzel as a date for his second summit ncMtay approved pUrna to use SUPPORTERS OF THE PLANS Hall’s facilities, parking area and appropriated * ‘in order for negotia meeting with Soviet leader Mikhail ■ federM revenue sbarlng money to Board of Finance member William another revenue sharing meeting tions with the land owner to be ThO Associated Press Fehiing argued that the money in order to put part of the $5S,000 in argued that the lights are needed to septic field. Reagan says Gorbachev, but that July is still a pay for new lights at one of the ball relieve overcrowding on Bolton’s effective ... (and) for appraisal possibility. Or, he said, the two fields at Herrick Memorial Park should instead be put toward the unallocated funds towards the fire However, Pistritto's son, David fees, surveying and engineering WASHINGTON - President cost of a new fire truck. They also truck. ball flel^. REIgan is calling Moammar leaders could meet after the U.S. and build a salt-storage facility. Plstritto of Bolton Center Road, fees, legal fees and for the actual he’s unlucky congressional elections in said the Community Hail improve "The town is faced with many Plans to spend $20,000 on the new said the town has not offered to purchase.” . Khedafy names but says he isn’t But they rejected a proposal to ments should be considered during crying needs,” Fehiing said. salt-storage facility were also But former Board of Finance yet ready to blame the Libyan November. use some of the hinds to iMy land negotiate for the property since sIKbgman for the latest terrorist WASHINGTON (AP) - Pres • Defended Vice President the annual town nteeting in May, “Number one is the fire engine we approved without opposition. Se last November and has threatened Chairman Morris Silverstein said ident Reagan says he has a for the expansion of Community when townspeople will vote on the lost.” lectman Michael Zlska said the Wednesday that by appropriating attacks on Americans. George Bush against critics who Hall. condemnation proceedings if a '"’iWe’re gathering evidence as feeling he is an unwelcome man charged he has strayed from the budget for next fiscal year. Fe In a discussion after Wednes facility was "desperately” needed settlement is not reached. Plstritto such money, “We’re putting the in the Baltimore Orioles dugout. The town expects to have hiing noted that the Board of to prevent road salt stored at the tools in the hands of the selectmen fast as we can,” Reagan told a administration line by suggesting Finance has recommended that day’s meeting at Bolton Elemen charged that the selectmen have nationally broadcast news confer The president, joking with something must be done to stabil im W l In revenue sharing funds tary School, the Board of Select existing facility from leaking into not explored other options, includ for condemnation.” reporters following his Wednes by Oct. 1, after which the federal I5S.000 from the town’s general the ground and contaminating "Anytime this town has to ence Wednesday night. And he told ize world oil prices. progran is scheduled to end. All fund be used for the improvements men decid^ not to schedule ing purchasing only part of the a group of editors earlier in the day day evening news conference, "I have made it a point to get another revenue sharing meeting drinking water. property. condemn someone’s land will be a said his trip to the Orioles’ but IM.OOO of that amount was rather than the revenue sharing Estimates for the cost of the cold day,” be said. Khadafy "is definitely a suspect" exactly and specifically what he allocate at Wednesday night’s funds. until after the budget for the in the fatal bombings aboard a opening day game Monday was said,” Reagan told reporters, “and 1984-87 fiscal year is adopted, project have run as high as GAETANO PI8TRITTO has said Ziska said none of the selectmen the fourth straight time the s p ^ a l town meeting. $100,000, with the remaining favors condemnation. He said be is TWA jetliner over Greece and in a I can’t find myself quarreling with ’TOWNSPEOPLE VOTED 35 to Administrative Assistant Karen he would consider selling part of West Berlin nightclub. team has lost when he was any of the remarks he’s made.” In addition to backing the Levine said. amount expected to be covered by the property if the land is not used willing to resume negotiations for there. storage shed and the field lighting, 11 against the selectmen’s Com state grants. ” But he said, “We’re continuing The president continued to op The selectmen’s proposal to by his son to build a new house. less than the 3^ acres. Asked whether he is a jinx, pose intervention in the free the Board of Selectmen last month munity Hall proposal. But they However, he has said his son will Levine said after Wedneday’s with our intelligence work and said that tSI.OOO should be used for approved the board’s plan „ to spend $20,000 on lights for Herrick Most of the debate during gathering evidence on these most Reagan said, "I feel that way. market but said nations must be Memorial Park was approved Wednesday’s hourlong meeting build on the property if his plans to meeting that no talks have been I’ve been there four times, and alert to efforts by one or more CoitMiHinIty Hall improvements, a allocate $20,000 toward the $53,000 build on Toomey Road are rejected scheduled with Plstritto. recent attacks, and we’re not proiiashl that involves the pur balance due on the fire truck. without discussion. The money will was over plans to acquire some or ready yet to speak on that.” they’ve lost all four games. I oil-producing countries to drive Reagan nonetheless called don’t think I’m welcome back.” prices down, gain a monopoly, then Khpdafy "this mad dog of the Reagan flew to Baltimore by push them back up. Middle East,” a line he said he got helicopter to toss out the tradi • Said that “contrary to what from a television news report. Vice tional first ball and watched two some people think” his adminis Civentry chief says more cops needed President George Bush had used innings before returning to the tration has been working con the "mad dog” description earlier White House. stantly to win the release of six The council last week began "These people have done a good The Cleveland Indians won Americans kidnapped in Lebanon. By Jacqueline Bennett were his main concerns. The in the day when speaking to the game 6-4. Herald Correspondent department is understaffed, he making cuts in Hodge’s proposed job but I inherited them,” he said. American sailors aboard an air “The best I can say to you is that UPI photo contended. budget and this week is meeting He emphasized that when they craft carrier in the Gulf of Oman. with ail the information we have, it with department heads to discuss were hired, there was no selection indicates that they are well,” COVENTRY — Police Chief ’Tm trying to cover myself and When a reporter quoted former Rep. Harold Volkmer, left, D-Mo., a nation’s gun control law for the first time Frank Trzaskos warned the Town further reductions. process. Trzaskos has since insti President Jimmy Carter as calling Reagan said, adding he “would the town by providing supervision Trzaskos had requested three tuted a testing procedure, includ geant was killed and some 50 hesitate to think that anything that supporter of the gun control measure in 17 years. By a vote of 248-176 Council Wednesday about liability and two-person coverage,” he told Khadafy a polecat, Reagan said, concerns and the importance of additional officers and an investi ing written, oral, agility, psycho "Everyone is entitled to call him Americans were wounded, Reagan we might do in retaliation” for the facing the House of Representatives, Wednesday, the House rejected an the council during a hearing on gator. Only one patrol officer was logical and physical tests. said, “then I think we respond.” most recent terrorist acts would improving safety for Coventry’s Town Manager Harold Hodge’s whatever animal they want, but I and Rep. William Hughes, D-N.J., an amendment that would have banned the officers. approved. Full-time officers are also re think he’s more than a bad smell.” Earlier in the day, Reagan told affect their well-being. interstate sale of handguns and the sale proposed budget of $9.6 million for Currently, officers work some quired to take polygraph, heart • Refused to discuss a report opponent, discuss the pending House Trzaskos, whose budget request the fiscal year that begins July 1. In American usage, a polecat is a the American Society of News for the coming fiscal year has shifts without back-up coverage, and hypertension tests, while skunk. paper Editors the United States is th at. American Stinger missiles vote on the measure that would ease the of silencers. already been slashed, told the "This is a new era, towns are liable which Trzaskos said is dangerous. part-time officers are not. "not going to just sit here and hold had been covertly supplied to council that safety and liability for much more nowadays.” He said coverage is most needed Trzaskos stressed the impor ASKED ABOUT REPORTS that still” amid mounting threats Angolan rebels, saying he would between 8 p.m. and 4 a.m. and he tance of raising pay. Coventry is he already had decided to retal against Americans. not want to tip their enemies to plans to put the new officer on that losing officers to other towns in the iate, Reagan said' to answer that Reagan said he isn’t overlooking what weapons the rebels may or shift. area that pay better, he said. would be "like talking about battle the possibility Khadafy might try may not have. However, the new patrol officer Council members seemed plans or something” — which he to strike at targets inside the • Said he hoped his administra House rejects amendment State cannot deny must go through 80 hours of exasperated. doesn’t discuss. But he said his United States, adding, ’’We’re tion could propose building a department training with a senior "We’re making massive de policy has been "that if and when going to be on the alert and on fourth shuttle to replace the officer to learn procedure and creases but not getting anywhere we could specifically identify guard for anything he might do.” Challenger, which was destroyed Action clears way for eased gun control policy, and then attend the poliM because of where we’re starting someone responsible for one of in an explosion Jan. 28. He also Medicaid abortions denied the White House had academy before working on his from,” council Chairwoman Joan these acts, we would respond.’’ ON OTHER SUBJECTS raised gun laws said legitimate hunters people will be killed as a result of If he can identify those responsi at the news conference, the pressured the National Aeronau HARTFORD (AP) - A state injunction preventing the regula own. Lewis said. By JudI Hasson and sportsmen had suffered under our failure to come down on the Council member Sandra Peace ble for the Berlin bombing, in president: tics and Space Administration to regulation prohibiting Medicaid tion’s implementation and ordered She said the town is losing launch the ill-fated Challenger. United Press International the law, and gun dealers had bwn side of law enforcement.” funding for poor women has been the state to pay for Rosie Doe’s asked Trzaskos why he couldn’t $199,000 in federal funding, putting which an American Army ser- • Said June ”is just about out” prosecuted because of technical Scores of police officers, dressed struck down as unconstitutional. abortion. continue to use part-time officers, it $70,000 in the hole before budget WASHINGTON - The House, violations. in their blue uniforms, walked the New Haven Superior Court Since then, the state has been some of whom have five years of reviews even began. ignoring warnings from police to Rep. Tommy Robinson, D-Ark., halls of Congress to lobby lawmak Judge Robert I. Berdon ruled picking up 100 percent of the cost of experience and training. “The federal revenue cuts are keep guns out of the hands of a former sheriff, said restricting ers against the bill that they said Wednesday that the regulation therapeutic — or medically neces Trzaskos said some part-time killing us” she said. More of Pentagon’s budget criminals, defeated a measure guns would not reduce the crime would make it easier for criminals violated the state’s Due Process sary — abortions for low-income officers lack knowledge of the law In another matter, the council Hanging on banning the interstate sale of rate. He noted the District of to get their hands on a gun. Clause and Equal Protection women, state welfare Commis and proper procedure, made no cuts Wednesday in the fire handguns and cleared the way for Columbia had a tough gun law and Rodino, recalling the 1981 assas Clause, and the state’s Equal sioner Stephen B. Heintz said. “If an improper arrest is made, marshal’s budget request and will easing the nation’s gun control one of the highest crime rates in sination attempt on President Rights Amendment. Connecticut and the federal the town is liable,” he said. discuss cuts in the road and Window washing is a job that requires agiiity at ali times, law. the country. Reagan and the wounding of White 1110 decision is being hailed as a government normally each pro Trzaskos also said that most highway budget with department but this acrobatic gentleman seems to be overdoing it under ‘top secret’ category Voting 248-176, lawmakers re But Rep. Peter Rodino, D-N.J., House press secretary Jim Brady, victory for thousands of poor vide 50 percent of the funding for part-timers have full-time jobs and head Roger Bellard tonight. just a bit Wednesday. He's doing a kind of jected pleas Wednesday from said that if the NRA-backed said, “This is a bill that deals with medical care covered by Medi life and death.” women in the state. those commitments come first, A final budget will be adopted by over-the-shoulder number on a nearby window in the By Bryan Brumlev supporters of strict gun control version passed, ’’Many, many The Connecticut Civil Liberties caid. But federal law withholds leaving some shifts difficult to townspeople at a town meeting in Tht Associated Press laws and laid the groundwork for Union, representing a single federal funds for abortions except cover. May. downtown section of Washington. D.C. "Congress is fully informed on the so-called another vote today on a bill that mother of five identified only as when the woman’s life is WASHINGTON - The Pen ‘black programs.’ There is nothing being would ease federal statutes for the Rosie J. Doe, filed suit against the endangered. tagon, battling Soviet spies on one first time in 17 years. Vietnamese return state in August 1981. The woman Heintz said he will have to read flank and congressional budget- carried out surreptitiously beyond the sight of Lawmakers were expected to was suspected of having cervical Berdon's ruling and consult with cutters on another, is keeping Congress.” vote on the bill sponsored by Rep. cancer, which is untreatable while counsel before deciding whether to more and more of its weapons Harold Volkmer, D-Mo., and a woman is pregnant. appeal. leSSICA M
MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, April 10, 1986 - 7 > - MANCHESTER HfeRALD. Thurtday. April 10. 1M6_ GOP cool to governor's surplus plan Connecticut In Brief surplus to affect 4heir earlier tax OPINION By Mark A. Dupuis tax relief drew a cool reception be stressed. cut plans nor GOP efforts to come from Republican legislative lead House Majority Leader Robert UnIttCI Prats Intarnotlonal up with a budget for the 1986 67 ers, who last year rejected a G. Jaekle, R-8tratford, said the Kennelly: Negotiate, don’t pay fiscal year. TWkTRcWUS HARTFORD - Gov. WilUam A. similar proposal by O’Neill. GOP already was looking at WASHINGTON (A P) — The Reagan administration should O’Neill and Republican legislative “ It seems to me that’s not an increasing aid to cities and towns While O’NeUI’s proposals were Some lessons listen to Latin American leaders and try harder to negotiate a leaders found themselves imme by adding money to existing funds based on the budget he submIttM appropriate use of a surplus,” said rather than creating another as Jack settlement with Nicaragua's Marxist government, instead of diately at odds over how to spend Senate President Pro Tempore in February, Republicans ol**™ y proposed by O’Neill. providing military aid to rebels. Rep. Barbara B. Kennelly, an unexpected $75 million increase Philip S. Robertson, R-Cheshire, have cut that plan by $72 million A n d e r s o n D-Conn., says. In the state’s budget surplus. who said towns would come to In announcing his proposals, and are locWng for up to $80 million in the schools ACTOR, The Democratic governor an in additional cuts. But Kennelly said she also returned from Latin America less expect the aid beyond the five-year O’Neill broke with bis earUer Dptimistic that the Contadora peace process involving nounced Wednesday the projected fund proposed by the governor. opposition to state tax cuts and Aside from tbe debate on tbe surplus for the fiscal year ending in said he would be willing to budget, Jaekle and Robertson said Nicaragua and its neighbors will succeed on its own. What is Robertson said the GOP majori June has grown to $222.7 million, negotiate with Republicans on a the Republicans also were looking It's unfortunate that Manchester taxpayers needed, she said Wednesday, is more direct U.S. involvement in ties in the House and Senate will up about $75 million from the last tax cut of between $40 million and at possible ways to spend a larger will apparently have to ante up some $4-5 the talks. consider a number of ideas for official estimate issued just last $50 million. surplus even before O'Neill dis million to bring five town schcrals up to the Kennelly was part of a House delegation led by House Speaker using the additional surplus funds. week. closed tbe $75 million increase. standards established by state codes, improve Thomas P. O’Neill, D-Mass„ that met with leaders in Argentina, Including "one-shot” spending or Legislative Republicans already O'Neill proposed using the grow bad been looking for up to $100 their energy-conservation capabilities and Funds keep Brazil, Venezuala and the Dominican Republic. ing surplus to create a $128 million tax cuts In the 1966-87 fiscal year. GOP leaders have been meeting million in tax cuts and said tbe make ove^ue repairs. The leaders of those nations, she said, are concerned about Robertson said examples could this week to come to agreement on fund to provide added aid to cities unexpected jump in the surplus is growing Soviet involvement in the region, but feel providing be to spend tbe money on certain a general fund budget and pre Nonetheless, the projects are necessary and and towns and to cut state taxes by not likely to affect their plans weapons to the rebels seeking to overthrow Nicaragua’s projects in tbe next fiscal year or a dicted again Wednesday that they should be gotten out of the way as soon as $40 million or more in the next significantly. pouring into I Sandinista government is the wrong way to handle the problem. one-shot tax cut, such as suspend will have a plan before the Friday possible, ^ a u s e costs will only keep going up. fiscal year, which begins July 1. Jaekle and Robertson said they deadline for tbe Appropriations The state is prepared to pay more than half The idea of creating the local aid ing the sales tax for a week or two. No final decisions have been made. did not expect the jump in the Committee to vote on a budget. the cost of the work. If the town goes ahead with fund to help provide local property plans to place a $10 million bonding question on billboard hole i • Group wants Galvin’s aide out, too the ballot this fall without revising the proposal GROTON — A group formed during the recent controversy of drawn up by the Building Committee, WASHINGTON — Probably few Americans are ! the way former Chief State Medical Examiner Catherine A. Manchester's share of the cost will be about $4.5 Senate OKs use of radar detectors XtONE aware that $200 million of their tax money has . . Galvin ran her office is calling for the removal of her successor. million, with the state paying the remaining been given to the billboard industry as i Shirley Loomis, president of Protection After Death, said her $5.5 million. oO THIS group wants Dr. H. Wayne Carver II fired for allegedly helping House wants insurers to give more canceliation notice compensation for removing its huge eyesores ' For that reason and others, it makes sense to WW. from the landscape under the Highway ! Galvin conduct autopsies on dogs and cats. put the proposal before the voters. And Public Interest Research Group Loomis also said that Health Commissioner Douglas S. Lloyd HARTFORD (AP) - The state Insurance Department, similar to Committee stymied last month. Beautification Act of 1965. ' conducted telephone surveys of 147 townspeople should certainly favor it when the should be removed from office, because he said he had heard last Senate has approved a bill allow the way tbe state consumer Used-car buyers would have Nor do they realize that the House Public Works [ state residents who had bought time arrives to cast their ballots. At the same year that Galvin allowed her pet dogs in autopsy rooms. ing the use of radar detectors on counsel represents the public in gotten a mandatory 30-day war Committee — that openhanded custodian of the | used cars from dealers within the time, however, they'll be well within their Allegations that Galvin conducted autopsies on animals and Connecticut roadways. The mea requests for utility rate increases ranty for cars costing at least congressional pork barrel — has voted to boost the » last year. The names were picked rights to ask a few questions about how the cost allowed her own Doberman pinschers Into laboratory rooms sure, passed 26-9, now goes to the filed with the Department of $3,000 and would have had to be taxpayers' largess to the billboard barons. In an i at random from a list obtained of the renovations got so high, why state resulted in Galvin's removal from office last month. House of Representatives, where Public Utility Control. told by dealers about known from the state Motor Vehicles requirements were not monitored and why at unprecedented move, the committee proposes to ' ! „ She has admitted allowing her dogs into laboratories, but said a its fate is uncertain. Democratic gubernatorial can defects. Wednesday in the House, Gen Department of about 2,800 people least some of the projects were left undone for Commentary raid the federal highway construction trust fund to I panel improperly investigated her work. She is suing to get her Under current law, radar detec didate Toby Moffett on Wednesday eral Law Committee Co-chairman who applied for a transfer of title in so long. finance its generous payoff plan. ; job back. tors may be owned but not rejected a call from all 12 Demo cratic state senators to drop his Loren Dickinson, R-Berlin, again August 1985. After the $10 million has been spent, The legislation as approved by the committee ; operated In Connecticut, one of two challenge to Gov. William A. blocked debate on the measure Manchester High School should meet every would raise the benefit ceiling from $10,000 to • states still banning their use. FINALLY WEDNESDAY, tbe Keeping energy costs down $20,000 for each billboard the government wanU to , Hearing on Rottman postponed Sen. Richard B. Johnston, R- O’Neill for the 1986 Democratic which. Rep. John Woodcock, D- state requirement on the books. In addition. gubernatorial nomination. South Windsor, had hoped to add as General Assembly’s Finance Com remove. The bill would block highway and ! HARTFORD — The Judiciary Committee has postponed a Wethersfield, said Wednesday the mittee defeated a proposal to sell Bowers, Waddell. Verplanck and Nathan Hale state’s current law could be ruled “ We are not going to let a handful an amendment to a Senate- By Carl A. Zinsser to assume some of the tax burden from the rate base any excess mass-transit projects unless the federal or state j hearing on the reappointment of Superior Court Judge Alvin G. all $477 million of tbe stete’s elementary schools should become cheaper to unconstitutional if it were ever of pols in the clubhouse stop 700,000 approved bill dealing with surety for the towns in which they own energy capacity produced by a government agrees to pay for relocation of the . ; Rottman who been criticized for his judicial demeanor and for pension fund investments in com heat, up to code and in generally better challenged in court and he said it is Democrats from deciding who bond requirements for car dealers property, and would channel plant, thus preventing consu allegedly refusing to let unemployed defendants to have public panies doing business in racially condition. Roofs and wiring will be improved, In the face of ever-increasing billboard — or can prove that removal is ; not now actively enforced. they want to see as governor,” and repairers. mers from paying for power that tom South Africa. costs, the Republican majority revenues straight to the towns absolutely necessary, which isn’t easy. defenders. Opponents of the bill said it Moffett said in a statement re Deputy Speaker Richard clocks will keep the right time and at least some The vote was 20-15 against the of the Connecticut General As themselves Instead of to state they have not used. » Sen. Richard B. Johnston, R-Wethersfleld, committee would only mean more speeding on leased by his campaign office. Belden, R-Shelton, ruled that the faculty members are likely to get tolerable measure, which would have stif sembly has devoted much atten coffers. ENVIRONMENTALISTS and at least one j co-chairman, confirmed late Wednesday that the hearing had In a letter to Moffett, the amendment was not germane to space in which to work. To help make Millstone III state roads. fened the stand the legislature took Through this shift in tax economy-in-government group are understanda- > been postponed for about two weeks at the request of his "It's a case of lawmakers senators said that continuing the the surety bond bill, sending But it is disturbing that the discovery of tion this session to paring down construction cost more manage in 1982 when Connecticut began patterns, towns would be given co-chairman, Rep. William L. Wollenberg, R-Farmington. encouraging law-breakers,” said fight against O'Neill “ will only sap supporters in search of another Manchester High School's more-than-150 code energy and telephone rates. able, we also enacted legislation bly incensed over the plan to enhance the ^ pulling out of companies that do The Hartford Courant reported today that lawmakers said the Sen. James D. Giullietti, R- the energy and resources of the vehicle bill. While market trends continue to additional freedom to use monies billboard industry's revenues. “ This is the only ; not adhere to the Sullivan princi violations came hot on the heels of an earlier in 1983 that capped those costs at decision was being postponed to determine If there was support Vemon, one of the nine to vote Democratic Party." "It's not easy in a short session. encourage these prices to rise, generated from cable television federal law we know of that pays polluters to stop j ples, a set of strict equal opportun renovation project at the school, one that cost $3.54 billion, a figure substan for Rottman’s reappointment or a bill that would allow him to against the bill. "It will allow an The senators said they decided to There are not as many bills coming lawmakers have sought to keep and telephone company opera polluting,” Jill Lancelot of the National ^ ity guidelines. $5.5 million by itself. While officials can tially lower than the actual $3.8 begin collecting his pension immediately If he is denied a new elite group to speed; people who send the letter after O'Neill’s out of committee,” Woodcock said tions, while the companies' fi This year’s bill to protest South legitimately argue that the rules changed in the utility costs affordable through billion it cost to build the plant. Taxpayers Union told our associate Stewart ! can afford radar detectors.” overwhelming victories in last after the latest setback. nances would be unaffected. eight-year term. Africa’s policy of strict racial middle of the game, it is fair to wonder why no out the state. Harris. "W e think it’s time to stop federal week's party caucuses and town Meanwhile Wednesday, a consu The difference must be shoul Rottman, who was unavailable for comment, is among several separation and white-minority Last session Republican legis Preliminary estimates indi subsidies of the billboard industry.” ; ALSO WEDNESDAY, the House committee sessions. As a result of mer interest group released a one was keeping an eye on such things. dered by company shareholders. of the 78 judges and state referees up for reappointment by the rule would require the state to sell lators, in the m ^ority for the cate that the town of Glastonbury Subsidies weren’t the idea at all back in 1965, ^ unanimously approved a bill re last week’s action, O'Neill’s camp study indicating 37 percent of used And at the elem entary schools, it is clear that Legislature this year whose nomination is said to be In jeopardy. $477 million in corporate holdings would probably pick up $200,000 quiring insurance companies to claimed the support of 1,146 cars sold by dealers are defective. crying needs have been ignored for much too first time in a decade, reduced WITH THESE TOOLS at the when Lady Bird Johnson’s campaign to beautify ; from ite $4 billion pension portfolio. in additional revenue starting give people, businesses and munic convention delegates to Moffett’s In the study, the Connecticut long. the state tax on residential gas disposal of the DPUC, along with the country resulted in a law that supposedly ' next year and continuing every ipalities more notice before insu 134. As officials have toured the schools in recent and electricity bills by 20 per the hard work being done by the would bring eventual removal of virtually all > year thereafter. Manchester Travel agent denies fraud charge rance policies could be canceled; Moffett said his count showed he months, jokes have been common. At cent. We also completely elimi consumer counsel's office and roadside billboards. But the law was turned on its I would gain approximately BRIDGEPORT — The former owner of the Follow The Sun The House rejected an amend had 164 delegates. He needs 270 to Verplanck, for instance. Principal Walter Roth nated the hidden tax on home the new prosecutorial staff of the head in a number of ways, with the result that ' qualify for a primary against PUBUC AUCTION $500,000 per year, and other travel agency is pleading innocent to charges that he made a ment that would have required the noted that his staff sometimes makes fun of the heating oil, a levy that was DPUC, it is my considered after 20 years and $200 million, the removal job is ; O’Neill in September. Challenges towns in the 4th District would false statement to a federally-insured bank to obtain a loan. insurance commissioner to ap Saturday, April 12th — 12:00 Noon age of kitchen facilities by saying they “ were passed along to the unknowing opinion that this year CL&P will only half done. And in some states, businessmen ; prove insurance rates before they to delegate slates picked last week gain lesser amounts — but they . David M. Largay. 44, pleaded innocent Wednesday In U.S. probably used by George Washington." Other consumer. Both taxes are re be granted either no rate in are using loopholes in the law to put up billboards could take effect. will be settled on May 20. gressive since they dispropor would indeed gain. Again, as faster than they’ re being tw n down. District Court to charges that he concealed his debts. The bill requires insurance com Manchester Mall principals have recited a litany of worn roofs, crease at all, or at most a very Largay was arrested by FBI agents March 14 in Tampa, Fla. cracked playgrounds, inadequate public- tionately hurt poor customers, with the cut in the electricity tax. How does a’ relatively small industry have such panies to give customers 60 days’ HOUSE REPUBLICANS USED small one. after his travel agency closed without warning and neighbors parliamentary tactics Wednesday 811 Main St. / Manchester, CT address systems and poor lighting. who typically use similar consumers would win, and bad clout in Washington? Some suspicious critics ; notice that a policy will not be reported that the family disappeared from their Middlebury to stall — perhaps for the re Just as it pays to question whether someone amounts of electricity than tax policy would lose. Republican legislators and think it has something to do with honorarium — a ; renewed. The measure also calls Over 1000 Pieces of Antiques, Collectibles and home. for 45 days’ notice before a mainder of the session — a should have considered the changing code while higher-income customers but members of the Energy and SO-cent word for the fee a member of Congress ; Used Furnishings To Be Sold. ON ANOTHER FRONT, the Public Utilities Committee con A federal grand jury indictment handed down March 21 premium can be increased. used-car lemon law. MHS was being fixed up, it is reasonable to ask are not as able to pay. Scaling gets for making a speech to a private group. Tbe measure proposed essen Something For Everyone state Department of Public tinue to actively pursue ways to accused Largay of concealing debts from Connecticut National The bill also requires the study of why the repairs at the elementary schools have back these taxes lessened the Bank in connection with a loan of approximately $465,000. tially the same consumer protec Utility Control (DPUC) has ease the burden of ever- having a “ consumer advocate” to Bill Surrell. Auctioneer Catered / Parking in Rear not been taken care of in annual school budgets. inequity, and lowered utility and IN 1964, FOR EXAM PLE, the billboard industry , represent policy holders before the tion as a bill the General Law Furthermore, it is fair to impose a bit of oil costs for everybody. received a rate-hike application increasing energy costs. By shelled out almost $100,000 in honoraria for critical scrutiny on the town's decision to delay A strong move is afoot this from Connecticut Light and keeping our eyes on the activities speeches that in some cases were as brief as an placing the school projects before voters until year to eliminate the existing 4 Power (CL&P), a division of of Connecticut's utilities and by Academy Award acceptance. One environmental- - this year. While it is understandable that the percent tax on electric bills Northeast Utilities. The bulk of submitting legislation to curtail 1st joked ruefully that a congressman can earn an - BAUSH NICE 5 9 C CURITY estimates have taken time to prepare, and that altogether, saving taxpayers the requested increase is di the financial impact of those honorarium merely by clearing his throat as he ^ BAUSH VASEUNE rectly related to the expense of activities on ratepayers, we are Soft Perm] Cosmetic the town administration fe a r^ competition some $36 million a year. With the flies over a billboard industry convention. ' &L0MB .o zen g es Intensive Care with last fall’s sewer plant proposal, it is also state accumulating a $114 mil completing the Millstone III making positive strikes toward Rep. John Breaux, D-La., who drafted the : Saline Solution &L0MB All Flavors Refill Puffs true that the cost of the projects has risen lion surplus, there is certainly nuclear energy plant. The Legis easing the steep cost of energy. current giveaway plan, pocketed $5,000 for Bath Beads Regular lature, and especially my com As chairman of the Energy Disinfecting 8’s Triple Size sharply. As recently as the summer of 1985, room for this tax cut. sharing his eloquence with the billboard moguls in ~ Soiution All Types or Curly their estimated cost was $8.3 million. mittee, is deeply concerned that Committee, I have grown con 1984. He also received some modest campaign 15 oz. 100's THIS YEAR we are moving in the ratepayer not be forced to cerned about the seeming lack of % 12 oz. Clearly, townspeople, along with politicians contributions from them. (Unlike campaign and officials, bear some of the responsibility for a number of directions to cut pay a disproportionate share of a sensible, comprehensive state funds, speaking fees go straight into a politician's ' CLAP'S rate application. policy on energy issues. To the time lapse. The delays on the part of the utility expenses. A proposal from pocket.) ~ ;SSJ school board and its failure to keep its buildings the Legislature's Energy and Our concern has prompted a address this shortcoming, I have Rep. James Howard, D-N.J., chairman of the in shape stem in large part from fears of Public Utilities Committee, of number of measures, including introduced legislation that would Public Works Committee, earned $6,000 in taxpayer backlash about continually rising which I am Senate chairman, landmark legislation enacted set up a task force this summer speaking fees from billboard magnates and ; fETONES budgets. would reduce the state gross last year that allows the DPUC to to try to determine where our associated groups in 1984. He did give one free ;; iTowelettes But at least two things are evident from the earnings tax on telephone and phase in any rate increase over a state's energy future lies. speech to billboard big shots that year, settling ~ EDGE HALSA period of three to 10 years. This RIGHT RIGHT Shaving Gel turn of events. If the town is to avoid cable television companies from instead for an all-expenses-paid, five-day stay in ' SILKIENCE Dandruff 70'S overbonding and keep its facilities repaired, 9 percent to 5 percent and allow provides for the DPUC to ar In addition to being a co- Palm Springs, Calif. RIGHT All Types range rate increases in such a chairman of the General As GUARD Hair Spray capital work must be done each year. And if it is municipalities to tax the per Howard also accepted $16,060 in campaign I GUARD GUARD 7 oz. Shampoo $149 to avoid looking foolish when codes change, a sonal property of the companies way that consumers are pro sembly's Energy and Public contributions from billboard people in 1983-1985. ; Aiiti-Perspiraiit Stick Deodorant Pump or Aerosol Regular or tected from rate shock — an Utilities Committee, Sen. Carl A. STKk more responsible eye must be kept on the rules instead. This would ease local Alf Types All Types 7 OZ. Permed Formula and regulations that govern the way things property taxes as telephone and abrupt rise in electricity costs. Zinsser is a Manchester real BOTH CONGRESSMEN D ENIED that the • AqytchclMMf must be done. cable companies would be made The legislation also excludes estate broker. campaign funds or the speech fees had any * 4 oz. 2.5 oz. t^eoepBwm 68C not avalikUt- influence on their views of the billboard industry. $ 1 7 7 In fact, the industry doesn't always get what it 1 $219 wants. Last February, while billboard lobbyist A festive night honored a quarter century Vernon Clark was out of town. Reps. Henry .. * FUNTSTONES $ ^ 4 9 lONE-A-DAY Waxman, D-Calif.,and Mike Synar, D-Okla., PEPSODENT DIMENSION Vitamins w/lron negotiated an exclusion for billboards from LYSOL ADULT Shampoo or| Within grant the town expected to get for the work legislation requiring tough health warnings for The Army and Navy Club, whose normal Disinfectant TOOTHBRUSHES 60's ambiance might best be described as became unavailable. snuff and chewing tobacco. When Clark got back, Pump Conditioner Vitamins summer-cottage casual, was never gussied up O'Neill was reminded further that he is in the he realized this would leave regulation of this Spray All Types Toothpaste All Types 60's process of finding some money to help Manchester more festively than it was Friday night when a Manchester lucrative billboard advertising up to individual . Regular or Regular or Mint 7 oz. testimonial was held to honor Ted Cummings for improve its sewage disposal plant. One speaker states or the Federal Trade Commission, which : * Scent II 4.5 oz. having survived 25 years as Manchester's Spotlight described him as a “ multi-million-dollar friend might promulgate stricter regulations. ^3^^I indeed.” 12 OZ. $\S9 Democratic town chairman. He stormed up Capitol Hill seeking The linen tablecloths were impressive. Blue and Alex Girelli Timing is the key to the success of an event like reconsideration of the exclusion provision. The white stars hung from the ceiling in brilliant Friday's. The fact that it came just 24 hours after billboard lobby was "crying all over the place,” -- profusion. Equally profuse were the blue and the Democratic Town Committee had engaged in Waxman said. " It was a tense time,” Synar I white balloons that floated in clusters from the a spirited fight over how many convention added. end of each table and along the rear of the head delegates O’ Neill and Moffett would get added But they held tough. PRIMATENE table. spice. PLAYTEX Deodoraiit AQUAMARINE AVEENO FIBRETRIM One of the honoree's major adversaries in that Mist The balloons were so dense that when confirmed nor denied the good-humored charge. C a n d y l9 d a n d y . . . J I ID Shampoo or Bar Fiber Democratic State Chairman Timothy Moynihan There also were people at the dinner who are not battle was Mayor Barbara Weinberg. But on Tampons r ^3®* AFRIN I Complete Unit Friday night she presented him with the mayor's But liquor is quicker. An amendment tacked • Conditioner Regular Supplement tried to make a graceful exit after saying words of readily recognized as either Democrats or onto legislation regulating snuff and chewing ^ 28’s Deodorant Plm Nasal Spray praise for Cummings, he got caught in a bunch of Republicans. For instance, there was John Citizen of the Day award for his service. “ Ted and All Types 15 cc. I have had our differences," she said simply. tobacco will allow interstate sales of liquor-spiked 3.2 oz. Regular or Mint them. Finguerra, who is connected with the proposed candy for the first time since pre-Prohibition z 15 oz. "W e've got the chairman all tied up," development of the Buckland Hills Mall and who 15 ml. ROBIN TRACEY, a newcomer to Manchester days. An enthusiastic backer of the amendment z Cummings shouted gleefully. enjoys visiting in Manchester now and then. A v e e n o b a r .yr AU.IWIUUI. Democratic politics, was also among the guests, was Sen. Wendell Ford, D-Ky., whose Capitol H llf $ ] ^ 0 9 More than 300 attended the event and most of The highlight of the event, of course, was the office is said to be the principal source outside - FIBRE '' and a number of people said it was thoughtful of $277 them, naturally, were Democrats. But not all visit of Gov. William O'Neill. When the governor Kentucky for a delicacy called bourbon balls. TRIM. : shared the party tie. Among the Republicans marveled that Cummings has been town her to come. Tracey is the town coordinator for present were Nathan Agostinelli, a member of the chairman for 25 years and does not seem to have the gubernatorial campaign of Toby Moffett. That Republican State Central Committee; William made an enemy. Penny offered to disabuse him of put her at odds with Cummings, an O'Neill Diana, minority leader on the town Board of that notion by sending him a list. backer. n E n M M n m N Kit Bourn, who prefered not to put firm dates on Available at participating ANASH4 3 Directors; Mary Willhide, Manchester's To bring the point home, the master of Crown Pharmacy VALUE PLUS STOPESI Maximum Suppositories Republican registrar of voters; and Barry ceremonies, who spends much of his time as the her recollections, remembered that when she and JHanrhpalpr HpralS Linux Pharmicy ADVIL Proscription Center Not all Hama available at Strength 12's majority leader on the Board of Directors, said a Cummings started out in politics. Republicans 299 E. Cmtir Sl Tablets Botticello, a former assistant town attorney. Poundod In 1861 208 W. Center SL all atoraa. Republican Town Chairman Donald Kuehl, who centerpiece at the head table was decorated with a outnumbered Democrats five to one in Not raaponalbla lor Manchntir 24’s Tablets Manchester. She did not use the old joke about Manchester typographical arrora. did not attend, sent a letter of congratulations. little flag saying, "Don't Tread on Me.” It also RICHARO W. COSGROVE ...... P ubIW w r 100'S bore a card with the sentiment; “ I hope you get Democrats caucusing in a telephone booth. DOUGLAS A. BEVINS ...... ExwsuUv* EOMoc $ 0 0 9 DURING ONE of the several times in the what you deserve.” It's likely that back then, the caucuses were not JAMES P. SACKS...... Mhntging Editor $ 4 , 6 9 . festivities when guests took a break for so stormy. But you could not have filled a big hall ALEXANDER GIRELLI ...... Ah o c M o EdMoc Heilth a Brookt PhariMcy Quinn’s Pharmicy with people honoring a Democratic leader, either. Baiuty Alda table-hopping, Agostinelli was among the last to MOSTLY IT WAS NOT a poUtical evening. But MARIE E. SIEFFERT .. AdvoftMng Dhoctor/AMoc. PuMItMT 585 Enflild A v i.. 873 Main 8L get back to his seat for the next presentation. when the governor was intnxiuced, it was Everything is a trade-off in politics, it seems. MARK F. ABRAITIS...... BuN iw m Managw Sale Priceal SHELDON COHEN ...... Compoolng Managtr EnflBid Minchistar “ When Mr. Agostinelli is through politicking, we mentioned in passing that he had been EFFECTIVE DATES Alex Girelli is associate editor of the ROBERT H. HUBBARD’ ...... Praoarootn Manaow can resume,” said master of ceremonies Stephen instrumental in coming up with a million dollars JEANNE G. FROMERTH...... Clroulatlon Managar 4PR/L 10-12. 1986_ T. Penny. Agostinelli smiled, but neither for the town's Porter sewer project after a state Manchester Herald. MANCHESTER HERALD. Thurwlav. Atiril 10. im - 1_
» - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thurgdav. April 10, 19M Crenshaw confession usable in trial, judge rules SPORTS______former gas station worker was Crenshaw was given his keys each session that he was not under Registered nurse Beverly Crenshaw were crying wMle being following the second interview, By George Loyng interviewed in a conference room technically intwlice custody while Herald Reporter arrest and could stop the question Palmer and Dr. James Elderidn being interviewed three times on and later called Mqrrissey to ing and leave at any time. both testified the diild was pro about what had happened to the arrange to meet him at Lynch child. the evening of April 20 and again in HARTFORD — The trial of an Quinn said the actions of detec nounced dead at about S: 50 p.m. the early morning hours of April Toyota on West Center Street, the Liut, Turgeon difference for the Whale after no signs of life were found. In Olcott Street man accused of tive Joseph Morrissey, who led the 21. detective testified. The two then killing his 10-month-old daughter addition, both said the body bad RODGERS SAID TH AT during agreed to go back to Crenshaw s questioning, “were, very protec the interview. Lard asked him Kelly said that although police Combined Wire Services began in Superior Court Wednes tive of (Crenshaw's) rights.” spots and marks caused by bleed- apartment, where another Intor- in the first five minutes of the day afternoon after Judge Francis , ing underneath the skin, and “ What’s going to happen Wednes told the defendant he was free to vlew and the written confession game. Liut stopped them cold both day when they find out?” and told leave during the first interview, R. Quinn rejected a defense motion The decision cleared the way for bruises on the left side of the were obtain^. QUEBEC — Mike Liut's spectac times. to suppress a confession the opening testimony to begin before forehead and around the right eye. him to call the state Department of Crenshaw was not given his car ular goaltending smoothed over a In the first period be also made Children and Youth Services to Before the final Interview, Mor defendant allegedly made to Man the jury. Crenshaw has pleaded Elderkln said Crenshaw and keys after the session and “had a rocky start by the Hartford three big saves on Anton Stastny not guilty to charges Uiat he speak with the case worker who psychological leash” on him to rissey said he did not advise chester police. Lard told him the bruises were Crenshaw fully of his constitu Whalers. , and he robbed Goulet twice on Public Defender Richard Kelly suffocated his daughter, Dale-Lyn had been counseling Lard and stay. Morrissey had testified he Liut kept the Whalers close until clean shots at point-blank range. In suffered earlier in the day when Crenshaw following an earlier asked the defendant to begin the tional rights because as he was contended that the confession Crenshaw, at their Olcott Street the child tried to stand up by Sylvain 'Turgeon notched the win addition he had a big save of I a shot apartment on the afternoon of incident of suspected child abuse. second interview after it was doing so, Crenshaw Interrupted made by Marshall Crenshaw was balancing on a table and the table him and stated two of the rights ning goal at 2; 36 of overtime to give by Paul Gillis and stopped the inadmissible because he had not April 20, loss. Dale-Lyn had been removed from discovered Crenshaw had re fell on top of her. Elderkln said he the couple for three months in mained outside the building. that the detective had not yet Hartford a 3-2 victory. rebound attempt by Alain Cote as been fully advised of his constitu then reported to the hospital's mentioned. The Whalers, appearing in their he lay on the ice. 4 K / : V' tional rights prior to being questi STATE’S ATTORNEY Dennis August 19S4 by DCYS. administrator and was instructed HOWEVER, QUINN RULED first playoff game in six years, are ”I was expecting that type of oned by police on four separate O'Connor called to the stand the to call police. Testimony was scheduled to O'Connor argued that this dem^ doctor, nurse and social worker that Crenshaw was free to walk onstrated Crenshaw was aware of now 1-0 in their best-of-five Adams first period,” Liut said. “The '■‘•J occasions. continue this morning. Division playoff. The second game players were ready, but it was However, Quinn ruled that offic who were working in the emer Social worker Fred Rodgers, away from police headquarters on his rights. Crenshaw was also fully gency room at Manchester Mem who deals with social and family Before the trial began Wednes East Middle Turnpike at any time. advised of his rights while he was will be played tonigh at the Colisee. their first playoff game and I was ers were not required to read day, defense and prosecution argu Crenshaw his rights because he orial Hospital when Crenshaw and problenns at the hospital, said Lard iniUally being interviewed by Nordique goalie Clint Malarchuk expecting a little bit of anxiousness came into the emergency room ments on the motion to suppress “The fact that he didn't have took in stride the winning goal by from them in the first 10 minutes. was not in custody. The judge said the child's mother. Susan Lard, keys to the car means nothing.” police at Manchester Memorial brought Dale-Lyn to the hospital screaming “Help my baby — my Crenshaw’s earlier confession cen Hospital, O'Connor said. Turgeon. “You have to go out, get your feet that police in fact "went out of their te r ^ on whether the 25-year-old Quinn said. way” to warn Crenshaw before that afternoon. baby.” Rodgers said both Lard and Turgeon took the puck off the wet and then Just carry on. That’s boards, skated in front and beat what we did. We had every bit as Malarchuk cleanly at 2:36 of the much of the play as Quebec did first extra period to give the after the first period.” Republicans express interest in seat Whalers the lead in the series. Quebec opened the scoring in the It was a shot Malarchuk would first period when Anton Stastny have liked to have back, but one he candidates who lost in 1985 town tions about others. took a -comer pass from Peter Bv Alex GIreMI tion and at her criticism of himself kaid won’t bother him when the Andersson and slapped a low shot and John Mitchell and Diana. elections. The emphasis was on Kuehl, who like Della Fera has Gloria Della Fera, a former served as a director, said his name teams face off in the second game past Liiit from the faceoff circle to "We've always worked together here tonight. as a team, ” he said, adding that the director who came in tenth in the has been suggested. his right. Republican town directors Wil Hartford tied the score with 49 liam Diana and Thomas Ferguson Republican directors have cau vote count. Nine candidates are ”I don't think I want it myself. I “It was a good goal and I’m glad today rejected the charge by fellow cused regularly. elected to the board with no more think I’ve got enough to do as town for that at least,” said Malarchuk, seconds left In the period when GOP Director Donna Mercier, who Diana, the Republican minority than six from the same party. chairman,” he said. who faced 37 shots in the game. Dean Evason caught Malarchuk announced her resignation Wed leader, said caucuses have been Della Fera, who currently holds Ferguson said Mercier’s resig “When you give up a bad goal, you napping with a long slap shot that nesday, that they have not worked held regularly at his law office on a seat on the Board of Education nation is unfortunate because she think about it more and that can went over his outstretched band as a team. Tuesday mornings. “ We do settle but is leaving it this fall, said today was the only homemaker on the sometimes carry over into the next from outside the faceoff circle. Mercier cited the inability of her differences as they arise,” he said. she will have to give a good deal of board and as such was in a position game, which is something I Former Nordique John Ander Republican colleagues to develop As news of Mercier's resignation thought to the matter before to represent a constituency others wouldn’t want to happen.” son gave Hartford a 2-1 lead in the "cohesion” as her main reason for spread, Republicans began focus deciding if she is interested. cannot represent as well. After Michel Goulet failed to third period, but Brent Ashton tied resigning. ing on the selection of a successor. Edward Boland, another Repub “I don’t like to see it,” Diana connect, the Whalers took the play it with a slapshot from the top of Ferguson said he was surprised Names that arose included those lican candidate in the 1985election, said. “The town is losing a good the faceoff circle a little more than UPl photo UPl photo also said he would have to consider right back up the ice and almost at the news of Mercier's resigna of the three Republican board director.” scored when Ron Francis.drilled a two minutes later. the matter. Democratic Director Peter Di- “Any time you get goaltending Quebec's Paul Gillis (23) slams the Whalers' Tim Carol Lenihan, the third 1985 Rosa, formerly a Republican di shot off the goal post. Hartford's Ulf Samuelsson hits the puck with his skate Less than a minute later, the like that, you have to applaud,” while tying up Quebec's Michel Goulet during Bothwell up against the boards in the opening game of candidate, declined to comment. rector who figured in earlier Anderson said. ”It was a wide open Geoffrey Naab, who has consi disputes over a lack of unity among underdog Whalers made no mis first-period action Wednesday night at Le Colisee. The their Adams Division best-of-fIve series at Le Colisee in Mercier quits board take as Turgeon scooped up the game with a lot of good chances dered seeking the Republican town the Republican directors, indi Whalers won in overtime, 3-2. Quebec City. chairmanship, said he is interested cated that Mercier may be at fault puck and scored the winner. and great goaltending.” Continued from page 1 study of the issues, long hours of Quebec coach Michel Bergeron, research, and thoughtful consider in the post. But if Della Fera wants in the dispute. "I was going to go to the corner, the job. she should get it without but I saw a Quebec player there so I whose team split its season series Smith in town committee posts. ation of all the cases that come “When someone constantly corn- was the difference in the game. Nordiques’ defenseman Risto indefinitely. a long series for him. If we could opposition, he said. pains about the same thing with the headed in front.” Turgeon said. with Hartford, praised Liut. “He (Liut) saved the Whalers have got a two-goal lead in the first When she ran for re-election in before us. "Liut was fantastic, especially We’re not worried though. Nobody Siltanen, who was traded for “If, during my two and a half Curtis Smith, who resigned as same result, that someone should "Then I saw an opening, so I shot.'' Anderson, said Liut won’t be able tonight,” Siltanen said. "If we can period, we could have beaten 1955, she said that when she first GOP town chairman earlier this in the first period when he made six thought we’d win three straight.. took office she was surprised to years on the board, I helped even begin looking within,” he said. The Nordiques started quickly We’ll be ready Thursday.” to continue his miracles get 40 shots a game, it’s going to be them.” one individual to solve a problem year because of the demands of a “I used to get blamed for all with two power play opportunities key saves,” Bergeron said. “He find that “things do not happen new job, said he would not rule out quickly in government.” or, in speaking out on an issue, that,” DiRosa said. “Now Billy In her letter of resignation, express^ the opinions of a few, the possibility of seeking the post. (Diana) gets blamed for all of that, directed to Town Manager Robert then I have accomplished what I The Town Charter provides that and I’m sure Ferguson will be Red Sox bullpen Weiss, Mercier did not mention intended by involving myself in the vacancy be filled for the rest of blamed for all of that. Maybe the any of the dissatisfaction voiced in politics. the term, which ends in November people who do the blaming should UP1 photo 1987, by a vote of the Board of Farr finding new iife with KC her interview with the Herald. “I have enjoyed working with look inwardly.” The letter read: you and your staff. And, in closing Directors. In practice, the direc Asked if Mercier’s resignation Meet the press can’t protect lead “It is with deep regret that I must say, have acquired an tors accept the recommendation of and her criticism indicated a fault By Gerry AAonloon was called up from Omaha in must inform you of my decision to appreciation of the time and effort the party that has the vacancy. within the party, Kuehl said: “I Clint Eastwood holds his first press conference United Press Internotlonal August, and won Game 3 of the involved in serving our fellow Republican Town Chairman Do think we are getting closer devel American League playoffs By Richard L. Shook they’ll have any lasting effects. We resign from my position as a town Wednesday following his election as mayor of Carmel, had our chances. ‘O il(^n’ (Dennis director, effective immediately. citizens.” nald Kuehl said today that “the oping cohesiveness now.” NEW YORK - Steve Farr against Toronto last year with 4 United Press International “I have considered it both a Mercier said Tuesday she plans field is wide open” as far as he is “I do anticipate that between Calif. Eastwood told reporters President Reagan called has found what Ed Whitson 1-3 innings of two-hit scoreless Boyd) gave us seven good in privilege and a pleasure to serve to devote time to the Parent concerned. He said he will call a now and November 1987, you'll see to tell him he had also starred in a movie with a monkey. craves: New life with a new relief. He made three starts and DETROIT — Last season when nings.” McNamara said. “We just meeting of the party's selection such cohesiveness that there will 12 relief appearances, and Detroit manager Sparky Anderson couldn’t bold a lead.” my community in this capacity: Teacher Association and to the Eastwood said he intends to immediately implement his team. Boston scored 8 run in the top of however, it has become increas American Heart Association. She committee next week. Meanwhile, be six Republican directors,” he Farr, released by the Cleve posted a 2-1 record with one pushed a button one of two things Kuehl said, he expects to get many said. ideas to improve Carmel. save and a 3.11 ERA. occured. the lOth off Willie Hernandez. 1-0, ingly difficult to direct all my said she does not expect to return land Indians last spring, was ’"'vN when Wade Boggs grounded bis energies to the job. I feel that to be to politics for at least four or five telephone calls from people who picked up by the Kansas City “Last season at this time, I Either nobody answered or are interested or who have sugges was probably home (Balti somebody did and nothing fourth hit of the game through the a town director requires careful years. Royals early last season, and right side to drive in pinch runner emerged as the Royals’ most more) in a bar, drinking,” Farr happened. MORIAIVfiY BROTHERS versatile pitcher in the last said. ”I don’t think about it. I So between seasons Anderson EA Romero. know what it is to be released and Tigers’ general manager Bill Boggs had a two-run home run in three months of the season. the third for Boston, which also Carriers await new orders Wednesday night, he took over and to be sent down. I’m just Lajoie strengthed the Tigers bench for Royals starter Charlie Lei- trying to put food on the table.” with players they thought would scored in the seventh on an RBI respond when called upon. double by Bill Buckner and got a tery at Sidra, the Pentagon said. brandt and allowed one hit over Leibrandt worked the first 3 Continued from page 1 globe, including American cities, if 4 2-3 innings to help Kansas City 1-3 innings, allowing four runs Detroit’s bench contributed in its run in the fourth on Hoffman's Reagan orders military strikes The U.S. attacks came in re first opportunity Wednesday as sacrifice fly to right. sponse to the firing of Libyan to a 7-4 victory over the New on four hits and six walks. Dan against Libyan territory. York Yankees. Quisenberry pitched the ninth, pinch-hitter Dave Bergman drilled The first inkling things might be U.S. officials said the evidence missiles at U.S. aircraft when they a two-out bases loaded single to different on the bench for Detroit linking Khadafy to the West Berlin Both carrier battle groups crossed Khadafy’s "line of death” Whitson, who got off to a 1-6 allowing two hits, and recorded his first save of the year. right in the 10th to give the Tigers a this season came in the ninth, when bombing, though not conclusive, staged five days of exercises off and flew over the gulf. Khadafy start with the Yankees last Harry Spilman squeezed a single Libya and in the Gulf of Sidra two year, started and was shelled Whitson, 0-1, lasted 2 2-3 6-5 victory over the Boston Red was obtained from messages inter claims the Gulf of Sidra as Libyan Sox. through the left side leading off. cepted as they were sent from the weeks ago. territory, but the United States early again last night, and felt innings, surrendering four runs the renewed wrath of New York on six hits. The defeat indicated a long Spilman, a National League Libyan capital of Tripoli to Libya’s U.S. planes destroyed two considers it to be international standing Boston problem still discard who was the 24th man on embassy in East Berlin. Soviet-built Libyan missile boats waters beyond the standard 12- fans. He missed much of spring “I could see his mental training because of illness in his anguish out there,” Yankees exists. For the second game in a Detroit’s 24-player roster, was In Tripoli. Khadafy threatened and knocked out a radar guiding a mile limit and insists it has a right SELECTIONS row the Red Sox bullpen was bouyed by chants of ‘Harry, Harry’ SAM-5 anti-aircraft missile bat to hold naval exercises there. family, and seems ready to catcher Butch Wynegar said o f. to attack U.S. targets across the crack under the pressure. Whitson. "He was upset (when unable to protect a lead. Boston before his first American League O SAVINGS George Brett, meanwhile, Manager Lou Piniella took him lost 24 games where the bullpen at-bat. posted his eighth two-home-run out). He was walking around was unable to hold a lead last Detroit didn’t get a run, but Kirk O SERVICE game of his career, and passed saying ‘I can’t understand season. Gibson, who followed his 4-for-4 Obituaries Amos Otis as the Royals’ all- what's going on. I can’t pitch Detroit beat Sammy Stewart in Opening Day performance with a time leader in that category. here. Monday’s opener and picked on 3-for-5 outing Wednesday, singled "He bailed us out last year, ”'I want out. I want to go Joe Sambito, Bob Stanley and to center to start the 10th against QUALITY VALUES IN OUR USED CAR DEPARTMENT Steve Crawford Wednesday. Stanley, 0-1. Andrew Blnock husband of Anne (D'Allesandre) Albert E. SBtryb and he bailed us out tonight,” where the fans understand what Therian of East Hartford, died Howser said of Farr, 1-0, who I’m going through and I can UPl ptxrto “Crawford and Stanley are two Gibson’s antics at first (be had Andrew Binock. 71, of 4 French Albert E. Satryb, 76, of Vernon, 85 RX7 Q8L 8E 85 Lincoln Continanta of the best pitchers we have down no intention of stealing) helped Wednesday at Massachusetts Gen fully loaded, computer dash, retired the first 11 Yankees he pitch in peace.’” Road, died Wednesday in Willing- eral Hospital, Boston. He was the died Wednesday at home. He was low miles, great shape *13,995 **16,995 faced and 14 of 15 overall. "He Brett gave the Royals a 6-4 George Brett heads for home and is congratulated by there,” said Boston manager John disrupt Stanley and he walked ton. He was the husband of Shirley the brother of Bernhardt Satryb leather, must seell McNamara, who now may find Lance Parrish on a 3-1 pitch. father of Arthur F, Therian Jr. of 84 Ford T ’ BIrd picked up right where he left off lead in the seventh with his third base coach Mike Ferraro after belting homer (Worden) Binock. Manchester. and Louise Mullen, both of 82 Mazda RX7 last year. If he had stayed in the second homer of the game, a Wednesday night against the Yankees at Yankee himself forcing youngster Wes Defending AL borne run champ He was bom in Willington Nov. Manchester. sporty 2 Dr., mag wheela, nicel Gardner into a situation he’d hoped Darrell Evans, who had four bits He also is survived by another *8,495 5 spd., sunroof, low miles minors last year, we wouldn’t leadoff shot off the right-field Stadium. Brett had two homers in leading KC to a 7-4 10. 1914. and had lived in Manches son, Robert J. Therian of Colches He also is survived by a son, *7,995 have won the pennant.” foul pole off reliever Bob to get him into slowly. including two home runs, greeted ter most of his life. Before he ter; his mother. Rose (LaRoche) Albert F. Satryb of Rockville; a 85 Mazda G L C The 29-year old right-hander Shirley. victory. "These have been tough Crawford with a game-tying single retired in 1976, he was employed at Therian of Windsor; four brothers, daughter, Mrs. Francis (Joan) sunroof, am/(m & much morel *6,995 84 Mark VII c a ^ A O C games,” he said, "but I don’t think to center. Carlyle-Johnson Machine Co, in Frank Therian and Edward Ther Berman of Ellington; two other fully loaded, computer dash, X O a ^ W 9 Manchester, and had been with the ian, both of Windsor, Oliver brothers, Harry Satryb and Wil 83 Buick Regal tilt steering, ps-pw " compnmay 26 years. He was a Therian of Windsor Locks and liam Satryb, both of Rockville; auto, e cyl, air, am/fm *6,395 Stanley Cup playoffs World W arn U.S. Army veteran, a Aldor Therian of Tucson. Ariz.; a three other sisters, Gertrude Siuta 79 Lincoln Mark V member of the Army and Navy sister, Ida Linonis of Windsor; of Rockville, Lillian Dyer of Cape 83 Chrysler Bill Blass special edition, Club, the Disabled American Vete three grandchildren; and several Cod, Mass., and Margaret DuPrey ps-pw-pb, am/fm, leather, tilt rans and the Manchester Senior convert., air, ps-pb-pwindows *8,395 *6,995 nieces and nephews. of Enfield; four grandchildren; steering, cruise Citizens’ Center. The funeral will be Saturday at and two great-grandchildren. 82 Toyota Tarcal Three division champs booted in opening play Besides his wife, he is survived 8; 15 a.m. at Newkirk & Whitney The funeral will be Friday at 9 5 tpd., air 3,995 79 Merc Cougar by two daughters, Mrs. Robert B. Funeral Home. 318 Burnside Ave., * ps-pw-auto, air, blue (Susan) Selley of Stafford Springs East Hartford, with a mass of a.m. from the Burke-Fortln Fun eral Home, 76 Prospect St., Rock 82 Datsun w/tan trim *4,195 By Ken Rappoport record in the NHL next to the handed goals. second-period goals for Montreal, Tom Lysiak added a consolation Edmonton finished the regular and Mrs. Richard J. (Andrea) Christian burial at 9 a m. in St. Oilers during the regular season, ville, with a mass of Christian pickup, sport package w/cap The Associated Press Said Rangers Coach Ted Sator: while rookie goaltender Patrick Chicago goal at 18:29. season 60 points ahead of Cronin of Westlake Village. Calif.; Christopher Church, Elast Hart *3,995 had beaten the Rangers IS of 19 “We played extremely well to Roy provided several key saves to Winning goaltender Ken Vancouver. two brothers. John Binok and ford. Burial will be in Hillside burial at St. Bernard Church, 79 Gran Marquis Rockville. Burial will be in St. 83 Buick Regal While the Edmonton Oilers got previous games. night. We kept our composure. One lead the Canadiens over the Wregget credited his defense with With Edmonton up 3-2, Krusbel- George Binok. both of Manches Cemetery, East Hartford. Calling ps-pb-pw, ac, am/fm, tilt Meanwhile, it was business as of the big things was we took Bruins. playing an outstanding game. ' nyski scored on a goalmouth hours are Friday from 2 to 4 and 7 Bernard Cemetery. Calling hours auto, air, sunroof, pw-pb-ps off on the right foot in defense of ter: a sister. Anna Kelly of *6,595 sjaaring, cruise, 68,(X)0 miles, *4,595 their Stanley Cup title, three other usual for the Oilers, who started advantage of our chances.” Smith scored his first goal from ‘T ve never seen (Chris) Kotso- deflection at 4; 27, on a power play, Manchester: three grandchildren; to 9 p.m. are tonight from 7 to 9. ^£oj^wheels____ division champions got the boot on drilling for their third straight Capitals 3, Islandafs 1 the faceoff circle that beat Bruins poulos play a better game.” and Lowe found the open side of tte and several nieces and nephews. Memorial donations may be Memorial donations may be Stanley Cup championship with a goaltender Pat Riggin at 6:53. His Wregget said. "Ail I had to do was net at 5:06. made to the Massachusetts Gen made to the American Heart opening night of the National The funeral will be Saturday at EXCLUSIVE AGENT — DOLLAR RENT-A-CAR! Hockey League playoffs. 7-3 decision over Vancouver. Bob Carpenter, considered a second goal came on a backhander stop the puck and the defense ”We played a good first period, 8:15 a.m. at the Holmes Funeral eral Hospital Burn Unit. P.O. Box Association, 310 Collins St., In other first-round action, the doubtful starter bMauae of a knee at 11:28. Mike MePhee gave cleared the rebounds.” had a lull in the second but played 135, Fruit Street, Boston 02114. Hartford. In a night of upsets Wednesday, Home, 400 Main St.. with a mass of the New York Rangers stunned the Washington Capitals trimmed the iujury, scored the winning goal at Montreal a three-goal cushion five BIu m 2, Stsra 1 great in the third,” said Wayne Christian burial at 9 a.m. in St. Mercury Lynx’s Philadelphia Flyers 6-2 in the New York Islanders 3-1 in the 11:46 of the second period as minutes later. Gretzky, who scored one of EM- James Church. Burial will be in Mercury Marquis’s Mercury Cougars Patrick Division the Hartford Patrick Division; the Montreal Washington defeated the Roy was working on a shutout Doug Gilmour’s short-handed monton’s goals. East Cemetery. Calling hours are all with auto, ps, pb, Canadians beat the Boston Bruins Islanders. until Gord Kluzak batted a rebound breakaway goal with 12:54 left THINKSGIVIIIG EARRING HEAVEN all with auto, air, ps, pb, Whalers turned back the Quebec Flamss 5, Jots 1 Friday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. all with 6 cyl., auto, air, am/fm, air, rear Nordiques 3-2 in overtime in the 3-1 in the Adams and the Calgary Carpenter suffered a hyperex- through the goalie’s legs with 5; 14 boosted the Blues over the North tended right knee in Sunday’s final Stars. Goaltender Rick Wamsiey Lanny McDonald and John To- Memorial donations may be NOVENl TO ST. IGDE Costume Jewelry am/fm, pa, pb', cruise & defroster, cruise, and am/fm, cruise, rear Adams and the Toronto Maple Flames beat the Winnipeg Jets 5-1 remaining in the third period on a made to the American Heart in the Smythe. regular season game. He skated power play. made 27 saves as the Blues turned nelU scored long-range goals and O holy St. Jude. Apostle and mar much much morel much much morel defroster Leafs defeated the Chicago Black- goaltender Mike Vernon played an Association, 310 Collins St., Hart tyr, great in virtue and rich In mira hawks 5-3 in the Norris. Patrick Division for the first time Tuesday, and then Norria Division back the same Norris Division ford. 06105. cles; near kinsman ol Jesus Christ, kept alive his streak of never rivals that swept them out of last outstanding game in his first A fourth team also won on the Laafa 5, Blacfchawka 3 faithful intercessor of all who In- *6995 road when the St. Louis Blues Rangars 6, Flyara 2 having missed a game in his five year’s NHL playoffs. appearance in tbe Stanley Cup vokeyoix special patronagein time SALE *5995 NHL seasons. Washington’s Mike The Blues executed tbeir grind playoffs to lead Calgary over *6195 defeated the Minnesota North Rookie Mike Ridley and Bob Steve Thomas scored two goals Arthur F. Th«rlan Sr. ol need. To you I have recourse APML 10-13 Brooke each scored twice and Gartner, who had an arthroscopic and Gary Leeman and Wait ing offense to perfection most of Winnipeg. from the depth of my heart and Stars 2-1. in the Norris Division. the game. They were content to The goals by McDonald and Arthur F, Therian Sr,. 74, humbly be g to whom God has given "We put in 10 months of good handed out an assist as the knee operation on March 28, also Poddubny scored key third-period such great power to come to my as LARGEST SELECTION work, but tonight certainly was not Rangers upset the highly favored returned to action. goals to lead the Maple Leafs over keep thebulkoftheactionat center Tonelli in the first two periods went sistance. Help me in my present and OF EARRINGS typical.” Philadelphia Coach Mike Flyers, the NHL’s top defensive Carpenter’s backhanded re the Blackbawks. ice and keep two defenaive players between the pads of Winnipeg urgent petition In return I promise bound of a Scott Stevens shot gave The Leafs made the playoffs back much of the time. goaltender Dan Bouchard, wbo CARD OF THANKS to make your name known and Keenan said after perhaps the team. IN NEW ENGLAND most unexpected of the eight The Rangers got a great effort Washington a 2-1 lead and Dave with a 2S-48-7 record for 57 points. SmytlM Division bad a tough night for tbe Jets. I wish to thank ail n.y wonderful cause you to be invoked. 301 Center Street Christian added an insurance tally Brian Hayward scored on the Say three "Our Fathera. Three Closed Mondays Manchester 643-5135 playoff results Wednesday night. from goaltender John Vanbies- Leeman, who assisted on two Ollofs 7, Canucks 3 ' family and friends for in.;r brouck, who faced 33 shots. The at 12:16 of the third period. other goals, broke a 2-2tie at 6; 09 of power play for Winnipeg in ^ Hi’i' Marys and Glorias." Publica 1227 Burnside Ave. “It was probably the worst game cards, flowers, food and help tion mui.: be promised. St. Jude (Just on Exit 60 we’ve played since I started Flyers, meanwhile, got a poor Adams Division the third period and Poddubny Mike Knisbelnyski and Kevin third period. during my recent bereavement. pray for us aro fcil who Invoke your East Hortford • 289-8189 At 1-84) coaching here." effort from their specialty teams, Canadians 3, Brains 1 scored at 9:28. Thomas, who Lowe scored 42 seconds apart Vernon made 22 aavea, while aid Amen. This no.era hi"« never MORIARTV ( 7 early in the third period to break up Boudiard and Hayward faced a I appreciate it so much. Many, been krxrwn to fall I have hao ..•/ Across from Marco Polo The Patrick Division champion converting only one of eight power scored the game’s first goal, added Flyers, who had the second-best plays and allowing two short- Bobb'’ C'-uh scored two ot three a power-play goal at 17:47 before a t i ^ t game for the Oilera. total of 2t Shota. many thanks. request granted. RON. Ooen Sunday i2-4 Victoria S. Brewer J MANCHESTER HERALD. Thuriday. April 10.1966 - 11 I t - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. April 10, 1»«6 Masters tournament SCOREBOARD Langer set to defend his title W MItri 3. Nardlqun 2 (OT) BImw 2, Mirth 8 lin 1 OrltiM 4 MI m s 3 NMIanal Laagua ratuHa St. Loiris BasebaD PMIIias5.Rad8 3|11| HorMerd By Dovid Moffit Sarazen, who used a late double “ Our field is very tight,” said million on the PGA Tour since 1971, CLBVIUUIO BALTIMOm First psrlod*^No tcorlnp* • brhM First period— 1, Quebec. A. Stostav 1 Unlttd Prdss IntBrnatlonal eagle to win 51 years ago, and Hardin. “ We’ve been under strain has won eight major champion Butter cf 4 0 10 Wiggins 3b 4 1 1 0 FHILAOILFHIA CINCINNATI ((taulet, Andersson), Pt?., ?.!<*■, ,2, from all sorts of golfers to add to it, ships, including five British Opens, Benurd 2b4 0 1 1 Lacy rf 4 13 0 ObrhM ObrhM Hartford, Evasen 1 (unossIsML 19:11. 73-year-old Sam Snead, a three- but none since he won the 1982 U.S. Franco ss 4 0 10 RIMen ss 4 0 1 2 AUGUSTA, Ga. - Bernhard club pros, seniors, champions of AL ttandlngs Redus If 6 0 3 1 Doyls cf 5 111 Peiraltlee-Samuelsson. Har, 0:47; Tor- Ume Masters champion, will play Open. Tlwmtn dh 2 0 0 0 (Murray lb 4 0 1 0 Thmpsn c f3 0 0 0 Bell3b 5 0 0 0 Mon, Hor, 4:27) P. Stastny, ttar, 7jl5; Langer enters tixfay’B opening other countries. We feel If we Nixon pr 0 0 0 0 Benloux dh 3 0 0 0 (Maddox cf 1 1 1 0 Parker rf 5 1 1 0 Itabertson, Hor, 13:38; Monn.Qoe, 1:3t. a few holes as honorary starters. started making exceptions, our “ I ’ve been through periods like Hall n 4 1 1 0 Lynn dh 0 10 0 Samuel 2b 5 1 1 0 Esosky lb 4 1 1 0 Second period— No scoring. round of the 80th Masters with a Today’s weather forecast called w L M l. a t By LEWIS WITHAM field would become too large for this before,” he said. “ I don’t think Jacoby 3b 3 0 0 0 Young If 2 12 0 Schmidt 3b 3 0 0 0 Jones If 4 0 2 0 Penolttes— Goulet, Que, lj36; DIneen, PenaltlM^ourotals, StU 1M, **cK » chance to become only the second for clear skies with the tempera Detroit 2 01.000 — ToMer 1b 4 0.1 0 Shelby cf 4 0 0 0 Wilson rf 4 0 11 Daniels ph 0 0 0 0 Hot, 2:22; Hunter, Que. 6:07; McEwen, our purposes. there’s any doubt my game is MltwoukM J 01.000 — Carter rf 4 1 1 1 Dempsey c3 0 0 0 Take the barrier last passed nev, Min, 1:42; Niwwood, StL, mo or back-t5back winner. Hayes 1b 5 0 0 0 Conepen u 4 0 1 2 Har, 6:48; Robertson, Har, ma er (fightina), 5:09; M c K ^ y , Min, in a ^ tures rising from near 40 overnight “ When we get as high as 90, we coming around. I’m playing better ttow York M S ! Altanson c 4 1 3 0 Gutirrz 3b 3 0 0 0 G.(>ron IbO 1 0 0 Dial c 5 0 10 in the National League by Dizzy (fighting), 9:23; Delorme, Ctae, major The only man to accomplish that and hitting a lot of good shots.” Clovotand ’ ! S ! Bonilla ph 1 0 1 2 (fighting), 5:09; Acton. Mta, 5:09, to about 70 and northwest winds of don’t have the facilities to handle Russell c 5 12 2 VenoMe pr 0 0 0 0 Dean, divide by the finish of (fighting), 9:22; DIneen, Har, 18:4X RoCrltL Min, 6:M j F J ^ ^ feat was five-time champ Jack Lanny Wadkins, who has won IS Botttmoro 1 ! -SS ’! TeMs S ill Tetais. I^S 4 Jeltz ss 3 10 0 Oester 3b 5 0 10 the 1985 Kansas City Chiefs, Plelt,Mln,9:14;Flockhort,StL,11:44. up to 20 miles per hour. more. A lot of our spectators have Toronto 1 1 S 1 D m gut sdien winning run scerM Rowley p 2 0 0 0 Brownng p 3 0 0 0 Third period-3, Hartford, A n d e rs 1 tournaments including the PGA Boston 0 3 .000 2 multiply by the number of Third perlod-3, St. Louls,.GilmouM Nicklaus when he successfully lodging so or more miles way and Clevetend * * * 5 !!S ~ ! Aguayo ph 0 0 0 0 Franco p 0 0 0 0 (Fronds, DIneen), pp, 9:29. 4, Q ue^> (MMMdMr)t thf 7:0^ PtnoHlts— Plftt# “ As long as the wind keeps Championship and the Tourna WMt Bnittmere tOiOltOB— 4 Bedrosin p 0 0 0 0 Milner ph 10 0 0 teams in Auburn’s confereni» Ashton 1 (P. Stastny, A. Steitay), 12:47. defended his title in 1966. we don’t want 7 o’clock starting Mlnnototo 2 01.000 — j i A i i y S (flMrtlng),^ Hunty. StL, blowing," said 1982 champ Craig ment Players Championship, said Oame-wInnIngRBI— BonlllaO). Power p 0 0 0 0 and subtract the number of Penalties— toffluslsson, Hor, 3:39) g!! [»> “ I’m quite happy with how I've times. Sooftlo ! ! S E— Gutlerm. DP— Cleveland 1, Bol- Terry p 0 0 0 0 Que, 3:39; KMndorst, Har, 6:40; (Nllb, motor (fighting), 2:37; Fedmko, StL, Stadler, “we’re going to have its just a matter of time before he tlmoreX LOB— Clevelands, Baltimore 6. courses on which the Pebble 6:10; Romooe, StL, 7:51; Fovj**'S^ been playing,” said Langer, who is “Seve could run it better, Toxot ! ! S ! O’Neill ph 1 0 0 0 Quo, 6:40; MacOermId, Har, 6:56; trouble getting the ball on the wins a Masters. Komoi City 1 1 -SOO 1 2B— Ripken, Franco, Bonilla. HR— Totals 16 S 7 4 Totals . 42 3 I S Beach Pro Am Is played. Patrlck, Que, 6:56; (taulet, Que, 8:21. malor (fighting), 7:51; 7 51, currently fifth on this year’s PGA maybe,” said Hardin, “ but we’re Californio 1 1 1 Carter (l).SB— Halid). PhHodetaMa M iM tfS l0 4 -S Overllme-S, Hartford, Turgeon 1 Bellows, Min, molor (fighting), 7.51, greens." “ I know that may sound silly, Ooktond 0 2 .dOO 2 Graham, Min, 18:^ ; Bourgeois, StL, Tour money list with more than going to do it this way.” Cinclimall 100 0104000-3 (Evason, QuenneV 111 e ) , Watson, who has been fifth or considering I’ve been playing here C M cooo...... 0 2 .000 2 IF N RBRBBSO Game-winning RBI— Wilson (1). P AYO FF: The answer is also 2:36.Penaltles— _ $160,000. “ I hope I’ll be up there “ Wind is a big factor on this golf Btodnoodoy's bm oNs E— Rowley, Schmidt, Esosky, Bell. DP the year ( 19- ) of the Celtics' firs) Robertson, Hor, 0:27; (31111s, Que, i):27. '*Shots on gool— St. Louis X11-10—30. better seven times in the past nine since 1970 and have never really Detroit t, Boston S, 10 Inn. 7 2 2 2 2 Minnesota X11-14—28. Sunday (when the Masters is course,” said tw5time champion Huoton 6 — Phllodelphia 1, Cincinnati 1. LOB— NBA title. 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f.’)i, MANCHESTER HERALD. Thundav. April 10. tW6 - U It - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tliurnto. April 10. H NBA roundup Indians cited b y FOCUS/Fam ife Spurs make playoffs C C C East "Artis is coming backslowly, but it Johnson scored on a slam withO; 35 ■v •ill Won* was good to see him in there left to make the score 98-32. ENFIELD — The all-league Unittd Prtu International tonight.” N«tg 108, C«nic* 98 selections for the Central C o n i^ - Meanwhile, the loss knocked cut Conference East DIvIsIot Two ailing big men returned to At East Rutherford, N.J., Mike Phoenix, 30-49, out of the playoffs winter sports teams were re le a ^ the San Antonio lineup Wednesday Gminksi Mtablisbed career highs for the first time in nine years. Tuesday and, as always, Manches night and pushed the slumping Injuries have also hamper^ the of 41 points and 22 rebounds to lead ter High School had its fair share of Spurs into the playoffs. New Jersey. The Nets became the representatives. Artis Gilmore, who bad missed Suns. only club other than the Philadel The Indians had a goodly 11 of San Antonio's previous 17 “ As banged up as we were, with phia 76ers to defeat Boston more number named in voting con gamea with a strained right people hurt the whole dam year, than once this year. Otis Birdsong ducted Iw the coaches in the shoulder, and Steve Johnson, who when you go for the playoffs, you'd finished with 32 points for the Nets. r6spBctiv6 sporU in wr68tiing» had missed i of the last IS, like to go and be in a position to give Kevin McHale led the Celtics with girls’ Indoor track and boys combined to boost San Antonio to a somebody a good go for their IS. swimming. There was a lone 114-ltS triumph over the Phoenix money,” Suns coach John Ma Kings 113. Jazz 108 representative in girls’ basketball Suns. cLeod said. “I don't like not being The 7-foot-2 Gilmore scored 20 At Salt Lake City, Eddie Johnson and two In boys’ Indoor track. in the playoffs. I like being in the Manchester, which qualified for points and the (-10 Johnson added scored 26 points and reserve Otis playoffs.” the state tournament with a less 10 points and I rebounds as the Wes Matthews added 14 points Thorpe hit for 10 of his 12 points in Spurs clinched the final Western the fourth quarter to pace Sacra than .500 record, was shutout in for San Antonio, while Alvin boys’ basketball. Conference playoff berth. The Robertson scored 11. Phoenix was mento. Adrian Dantley scored a craftsman’s Coach Barry Bernstein’s wres Spurs also received a game-high 22 M by Walter Davis with 23 points, game-high 45 points for Utah to points from Mike Mitchell. move ahead of Atlanta's Domi tling team had one of the most while Mike Sanders added 20 successful campaigns in school ' San Antonio entered the contest poinU off the bench. Larry Nance nique Wilkins and Aiex Engiish of in the midst of a 3-21 tailspin and Denver in the battle for the NBA history, finishing 10-6-1 overall. It and Alvan Adams scored 15 points had five matmen named to the based on their play some thought each for the Suns. scoring lead. they were more interested in Clippsrs 132, Nuggsts 127 all-CCC East squad led by senior Leading 69-64 midway through Sean McCarthy, who took runner- sole making the draft lottery than the playoffs. the third quarter, San Antonio ran At Los Angeles, Marques John unpKoto up honors in the 132-pound class in San Antonio coach Cotton Fitz off 11 of the next 14 poinU to go up son scored 11 of his 32 points in the Class LL. He was joined by Mike simmons said the return of Gil 80-67 on a free throw by Johnson fourth quarter and rookie Benoit Boston’s Kevin McHale (right) takes control of the Taylor, Greg Vincent, Dwayne more and Johnson brightens the with 3:24 left in the period. Benjamin added 24 to power the basketball as the Nets’ Buck Williams tries to grab it from Albert and Frank Hoher on the S|Mrs playoff outlook. The Spurs extended their advan Clippers. Alex English led Denver behind in NBA action Wednesday night at the elite list. tage in the fourth quarter, leading with 31 points and reserve Danny Coach Ron Anderson’s boys “ Two of our key performers are Meadowlands. The Nets upset the Celtics, 108-98. coming back,” said Fitzsimmons. by as many as 16 points when Schayes added 24. swimming team experienced a 9-3 mark in '85-86 and it was reflected in the number which received post-season accolades. The list is led by Mel Slebold, who had the No. Sports In B ri^ Balance is the hallmark 1 time in the 200-yard freestyle this past winter at 1:57.3. The Indian 200-yard medley relay of Siebold, , Petersen fifth best with the Hawks Will Sciaudone, Egils Ramans and John Gorman also was honored H A R T FO R D — Sophomore Chris Petersen, who is a freshman with MHS airls track along with Ramans in the 100-yard eligiMity wise, has cooled off after a fast start in Arizona but is butterfly for his 1:00.66 clocking , still the fifth-leading hitter with the University of Hartford Fahey, along with sophomores and Siebold in the 500-yard frees- • baseball team after 22 games. Bv Bob PapettI be better.” tyle (5:24.7). Petersen, a natural third baseman who has shifted over to Herald Sports Writer Manchester, 5-2 in 1985, is solid Mindy Forde, Kim Jarvis, Karin Fry and Doreen Breen will provide East Hartford and Weaver dom i-: shortstop, is batting .292 with two homers and nine R BIs for the up and down the roster, from nated the girls’ indoor track list but promise — and plenty of points — Hawks. The Manchester High School graduate has 21 hits in 74 In the process of running, sprinting to throwing to distance in the 800-, 1609- and 3200-meter five Manchester runners were at-bats. sprinters are up on their toes while events. honored. They were sophomore marathoners land on their heels. Two quartets will handle all of runs. Freshman Mickey Garbeck has appeared in five games on the “ It’s a strong group from the Laurie Smith, Mindy Forde, Kim mound for the Hawks and the East Catholic High School graduate But during every stride, virtually the sprinting chores, including the Jarvis, Doreen Breen and Kris every runner touches down — even 100, 200 and 400 meter dashes and cross country team,” notes Bern has an 0-3 record. In 12 innings, he's walked 22 while striking out stein, of the distance runners. Nielsen. only 5. He has a huge earned run average of 20.25. for a slight instance — on the balls the 4x100 and 4x400 relays. In the Hartford Public and Weaver far of his or her feet. It's what gives first group are junior Joanna “ They’re our best, in terms of Hartford has won four of its first 22 outings. quaiity depth.” and away bad the most picks in them balance. Zachery, last year's top sprinter, boys’ track but Brian Brophy and The Manchester High girls' and versatile sophomore Laurie The tong jump and high jump will feature Smith in both, while Tom O’Marra were selections on Bill Masse doing well at Davidson track team is on the ball this year, Smith. Both have already bettered t h e all-CCC team from and balance is the reason. Zachery's times of a year ago. Also Nicholson is a good bet in the latter event. Junior Sue Allen Is another Manchester. DAVIDSON, N.C. — Sophomore Bill Masse, an East Catholic “ It's a well-rounded team,” said expected to garner their share of Coach Eric Fame’s Ice hockey High School graduate, is having an “off-season” with the Coach Barry Bernstein, whose points are sophomore Kris Nielsen high jump hopeful. Veal, Finkelstein and F ry are team had a most successful 1985-86 Davidson College baseball team but he still leads his club in two Indians host Hartford Public High and junior Cheri Finkelstein. campaign, finishing in second Schooi at Pete Wigren Track in Four others who will figure among three performers that will departments. participate in the 100 and 300 place in the division at 4-3-1, going Masse, who was voted the Southern Conference's Rookie of the Tuesday's opening meet. “ It's the prominentiy in the dashes are 12-9-1 overall and reaching the most baianc^ team here in eight sophomores Valleri Holden and hurdles. Y ea r in 1985, is batting .274 (28-for-102) and leads the team in “ We will have several others Division II semifinals before bow home runs (7) and stolen bases (10). He is fifth on the team with years. We’li be consistentiy com Jen Atwell, senior Shelley Fac ing out. Prolific scorer Bob Blake, petitive in all events.” tors, and junior Sira Berte. arising from the roster that will be 24 RBIs. who had 46 goals and 43 assists for And this may be just the Three athletes will contend in a scoring points,” said Bernstein, “ H e's hitting the ball well but th ey're just not falling for him ,” 89 points, was joined on the beginning for the Indians, who trio of throwing events, as seniors who expects to challenge for the said Emil Parker, Davidson sports information director. all-league team by Dale Gullo featuse severai juniors and sopho Mary Ann Troy and Sarah Nichol Central Connecticut Conference Davidson was 17-7-1 after 25 games and was leading the East Division title, along with (10-35-58) and Mike Generis (30-20- mores among their top point son and junior Kristen Guntulis 50). All three are seniors. South Southern Division of the Southern Conference at 8-4. producers. will take turns tossing the shot put, defending champion (and Class LL state champ) East Hartford High, Windsor, which won the division at “ Even though we're young, discus and javelin. 8-0, had four selections led by the we’re taiented,” noted Bernstein, The distance races may prove and Windham High. Sisk, Gardenhire clear waivers “ Meet by meet, the lineup will Sullivan brothers, Kevin and of a 30-man squad. “ The depth is MHS' best events in the long run, Brian, followed by Manchester's really good. We have a good team change.” NEW YORK — The New York Mets Wednesday announced pun intended. threesome. this year, and next year we'll even Juniors Sherri Veai and Caroiyn And keep Its balance along the that right- handed reliever Doug Sisk and infielder Ron way. Windham High bad four picks on Gardenhire have cleared Major League waivers and have been Schednie; April 15 Hartford the all-CCC East girls' basketball optioned to AAA Tidewater of the International League. The Public H, 25/26 New Britain team followed by three from state Mets also announced the contracts of left-handed pitcher Randy Invitational A, 29 Windham A. Class LL ranner-up Rockville. Niemann and first baseman-outfielder Tim Corcoran will be Holmes aplogizes May 3 Nutmeg Relays A, 6 Dawn Martin, the only Indian to purchased from Tidewater on Thursday. Enfield H, 9 South Windsor H, 13 average in double figures in scoring, was the Manchester re members threatened to revoke Fermi A, 17 Greater Manchester LAS VEGAS. Nev, (UPI) — presentative on the squad. their approval of the Holmes- Invitational H, 20 Rockville A, 27 Mats Wllander rallies to beat Krtek Former World Boxing Councii and East Hartford High put its entire Spinks championship bout. East Hartford A, ,*30 Hartford International Boxing Federation backcourt of Wayne Campbell and DALLAS — Top-seeded Mats Wilander rallied from a two-set champion Larry Holmes Wednes Holmes lost his title and a bid to Public A. June 7 Class LL Meet, 14 State Tony Murphy along with sopho deficit Wednesday night to defeat Johan Kriek, 3-6,4-6, 7-6 (7-3), day apologized to the Nevada State tie Rocky Marciano’s mark of Open Meet. more center Troy McKoy on the 6-3, 6-2, in the quarterfinals of the WCT Finals. Athletic Commission for question most wins by an undefeated Dual meets 3:30 p.m. all-league boys’ basketball squad. It was Wilander's fifth straight win over Kriek, who was ing the honesty of the state's heavyweight Sept. 21, 1985. ranked 14th. boxing officiais. Kriek broke Wilander to go up 5-3 in the third set but lost the “ To Harold Buck, Duane Ford and Sig Rogich and to all the people tiebreaker. of Las Vegas: Man, I've got a big In the evening's earlier matches, Anders Jarryd and Paul mouth,” said Holmes, who will Annacone were winners. attempt to regain his IB F crown Annacone defeated lOth-rated Miloslav Mecir of Czechoslova April 19 from current champion USED CARS kia, 6-7 (3-7), 6-2. 6-3, 7-6 (8- 6). Annacone, ranked No. 13, was Michaei Spinks. slowed and slightly limping from a hip probiem, and Mecir, who Holmes recently said in a had corrective knee surgery last October, was also favoring the television interview that Nevada Come In and Get Spoiled old injury at times during the match. boxing officials “ got drunk when Shoemaker Anthony Sala, 75, holds a shoe upper in Jarryd defeated Thierry Tulasne, 6-3, 4-0. after a shoulder they go to judge fights, that people injury forced the Frechman to retire. get paid off and there is no such There’s Nothing Like A Quality work-worn hands in his shop downstairs in Marlow's Jarryd. ranked No. 9, will face No; 4 Joakim Nystrom thing as fairness." Department Store, 867 Main St. Below, he sews a sole Thursday in the second round. Ford and Rogich, two members Yannich Noah also faces Stefan Edberg Thursday. of the NSAC. Tuesday demanded Used Car From CARTERS to a shoe, using a special machine. Left, he sands the In the semifinals,' Wilander will face the winner of the an apology from Holmes or proof of edge of a sole so it will fit the sides of the shoe. Sala, a Jarryd-Nystrom match. his accusations. Without either, the commission SAMPLE BUY SAMPLE BUY native of Italy, came to the United States when he was 32 PONT. BONNEVILLE ‘O' BROUOHAM 84 DODQE ARIES 4 Dr.. V-e. Auto, A/C. PS. PB. P Windows. 26. He has been a shoemaker at Marlow’s for 36 years. Connors barred P Seats, Vinyl Roof, RAdIo 4 Dr., 4 Cyl., Auto. A/C, PS. R Introducing. He lives in East Hartford. BECKENHAM. England (UPI) WAS *0695 NOW ^5895 wm<5795 n o w >4995 — Jimmy Connors has been barred Karen Kaufhold from competing in the centenary Beckenham grass court tennis 33 CHEV. CAVALIER 31 MERC. CAPRI CPE. 38 CHEV SPECTRUM tournament from June 2-8. 2 Dr. Hatchback. 4 Cyl-. Auto. AC. 4 Cyt., Auto, AC, Starao 2 Dr.. 4 Cyl., 5 Spd., AC. PS. The decision was announced Starao Cast.. 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EVERY CAR IS RECONDITIONED AND GUARANTEED Spnico Street Mobil Full Service Qes r-REMEMBER- “A Good Place To Buy A Car" Photos by David Bashaw SINCE 1969 CHEVRoirr 220 Spruce Street seo W. Cantor 8t. Hours: Mon-f rt. 6sm-7pm Manchaatar CARTER CO., INC. LYNCH 646-4331 Saturday 7atn-6pin • nraTtMuaraar Complala Air Conditlorting 1229 M ill ST. — iriN EtElllCS 'III I — Ell. 'Til t — MIKHESIEI Sarvlca ______. MANCHESTER HERALX>, Thureday, April 10. 1986 - l» / H - MANCHESTER HERAU3. Thuradav. April 10, 1986 Catnip can leave your tabby contented About Town bones are chicken bones that are QUESTION: check your pets daily, especially about the head and neck for the hollow and shatter Into shards, Sportsmen open pond to public Church serves roast beef N If catnip really amd steak and chop bones becau w good for cataT little varminto. they are sawed and chip easily COVENTRY — The Mahcbeiter Sportamen’s COVENTRY — The F in t CoagregaUonal Church of How often Aaaociation at 612 Merrow Road will open ita private Coventry udll have a roast beef supper from 4:30 to QUESTION: Should I let my dog when chewed. ahould they • a i P et Fonim Since bone chewing is n good pond to the public Sunday at 9 a.m. for a trout derby, 6:30 p.m. Saturday at tbe Community Hall of Second have it? If fresh have bones to chew? dental exercise, promotes gum continuing until 3 p.m. It will be held rain or ahine with Congregational Church on Rte. 44. The tickets will be b e tte r than no limit aa to the number of fiah a person may take. 84 general admission, 83.50 senior citizens and 81.25 ANSWER: To quote Dr. Marc of health and occupies restless chcw- dried? Just Allan Leventhal, D.V.M. ers who may otherwise go for The pond is stocked with brook, rainbow and brown for children. what is in cat People, Pets k Dr. Marc of Channel 57 “It’s OK to give your furniture or shoes. There ore many trout. nip that makes bone substitutes. Rawhide bones Derby awards will include door prizes, trophies, 110 cats frisky dog a bone if it’s too big to swallow in cash for each tagged trout cau ^t and a grand prize Orange hat mlnatral show 1 and too hard to chew.” are popular but are often swal andfr drowsy? lowed, causing digestive prob of tlOO for the longest trout caught. Manchester Grange 31 will have a minstrel variety Does catnip Generally speaking, though, No Connecticut license is required. An entry fee of bone chewing may do more harm lems. Indestructible artificial show Friday at 7:45 p.m. at the Grange on Olcott cure or alleviate any ailment or except maybe the blahs. bones such as nylon, processed 87 for adults and $4 for children 10 and under will be Street. Refreshments will be served. Tickets at 82 will condition a cat may have? M.E.F. than good to the chewer. Large leg charged. There will be a refreshment stand. To get to QUESTION: I found a tick on my or joint bones from cattle are the natural bones and others that are be available at the door. — Bolton also too large to swallow are the the pond, follow signs posted on Rte. 44 in Coventry or cat last week. She plays outside. I safest because they usually meet on Rte. 32 in Willington. thought there were no ticks this Dr. Marc’s criteria. Puppies that safest chewables you can give to Bennet hat ‘One Night of Jazz’ i,Se j ANSWER: Catnip is a strong your pooch. scented herb (Nepata cataria) of time of year. haven’t erupted their permanent stronger teeth may gnaw bones Wood carver speaks to AARP The Bennet Junior High School Jazz Bands will the mint family. Cats can have it present ‘’One Night of Jazz” Friday at 7:15 p.m. in the daily if desir^, either fresh or ANSWER: Ticks are tough ras constantly with no problems. VERNON — The American Association of Retired cals. They’ll survive outside all But Strong-Jawed adult dogs Allan Leventhal is a Bolton Cone Gymnasium of the sdiool. Marilyn Lillibridge is dried. Catnip contains a mild veterinarian. Do yon have a Persons, Chapter 2129, will meet Monday at 1; 80 p.m. the director of both bands. hallucinogen that gives cats either winter and become active in the should have even these bones early spring. It’s time to take taken away after they’ve chewed qnestion you’d like to see answered in the Fellowship Hall. “an upper” or "a downer.” As far bereT Write to Allan Leventhal, Don Nelson of Tolland will present a program on as I know, it’s “good" for them in preventive measures again for off the meat scraps and cartilage Belle Choir givea free concert outdoor pets. Tick collars, sprays, before they actually ;begin to crush P.O. Box 591, Manchester Herald, wood carving. His specialty is carving birds, these ways only and doesn't cure or especially ducks. alleviate any ailment or condition powders or dips are useful. And the bone. The more dangerous ManchesteV 06040. The Belle Choir of Emanuel Lutheran Church will For more information on planned trips, call Esther present a free concert, open to the public, Sunday at 4 ^ V Hubbard at 875-3033. p.m. in the church sanctuary, 60 Church St. Mel Lumpkin will direct. Slaughter of the Innocents? M A C C supplies butter, milk The 61-bell choir includes 13 women who Manchester Area Conference of Churches will performed recently at the first Bolton Bell Festival at distribute government surplus butter and non-fat, dry Faneuil Hall. milk April 17 from 3 to 5:30 p.m. at Center Bat is in big troubie around worid Congregational Church. Registration applications Have pancaket for breakfatt are being accepted for the program. Applicants are The Renew Groups of St. Bridget and St. James asked to bring proof of income source and residency. parishes will sponsor a pancake breakfast Sunday By Jan Zlotilor For more information, call the Department of Human from 8 a.m. to noon at the Knights of Columbus Hall, United Press International Needs at 646-4114. 128 Main St. TickeU are 82.50 for adults, 81 for children m under 12 and a maximum of 88 a family. Profits will WASHINGTON - The banana MMH gives series for parents benefit Mary’s Field in Hebron, a facility for pregnant you eat with breakfast cereal and teenage girls, the elderly, battered wives and abused the avocado you serve at lunch The Parent Education Program at Manchester probably got to your table courtesy Memorial Hospital will sponsor a free program for children. of a bat, the same furry breature parents of adolescents starting in May. As space is limited, early registration is encouraged. Pinochle scores given associated with Halloween and The sessions will be from 7:30 to 9.p.m. in the vampire legends. hospital’s conference room on May 1,15 and 22. Susan Pinochle scores for the April 3 game at the Army This winged wonder is necessary Stillman, psychotherapist, counselor and educator and Navy Club include: Robert Schubert 661, Arline to survival of many tropical plants, Paquin 603, Adolph Yeske 583, Helen Bensche 582, Herald photo by Bashaw is a whiz at insect control and can will lead discussions on control, discipline, communi cation and normal development. Fred Glein 575, Amelia AnasUsio 574, Sylvia Gower even be cute and friendly depend To register or get more information, call Elaine 574, Bud Paquin 573, Gus Frank 568, Bob Hill 567, Little Lassie, this week’s featured pet, gets a lift from Dog ing on the species, yet millions of Kahaner, parent education coordinator, at 646-1222, Gladys Thompson 561, Anne Fortier 559, Kitty Byrnes bats are slaughter^
Sharon Kittredge: “Yes. I also Arvet Bstcher: “Ratings are George Mnrmy: "Yes, I con Catberlne Starkweather: “I go Lee O’Connor; “Yes. I have U sa Knowles: “Yes. It’s sort call up to find out if there is too helpful. They give you some sider the ratings. TTie system is to few movies. Sometimes I go if three young children. I have to be of helpful. I think they should be much explicit nudity. I have a handle. I go to PGs; once in a pretty good in general. The a friend has recommended it. I very careful with what they see. more strict, but they help. SPRING, 13-year-old son.” She considers while, an R. Gs are all right. rating are a good help in wouldn’t go to an X or an R. I Most movies aren’t worth a hill Usually, I go to comedies. I’m © lilR Egin ...irs ratings but gets information Some PGs should be Rs and some selecting what I should see. Most may be prim but I don’t approve of beans. It’s just as good, maybe concerned about too much sex in elsewhere, too, to check movies Rs should be Xs. TTie standards of the ones I see are PG.” of them. Ratings would be better, to stay home, take the movies.” for her child. She is more have been relaxed. Kids pick up helpful to those with small kids fishing or work around the concerned with the nudity than language from the movies.” children.” house.” Time To Get Growing!,,, the language. “He can hear that on the street.” 1» - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thuradav. April 10, 1916
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HOLLYWOOD — Which actress holds the curious distinction of appearing in six of the top U.8.ACMB byJhnOwl* box-office movies of all time? P m M P ^ She’s not one of Hollywood’s INEERAOOOP BOOK THIS o n e s TOO bm all^ ^OOH/THIS ONE'S biggest names or most glamorous TD RELAX WITH ANP THIS ONE'S TOO JUST RIGHT J beauties. But her films have TM n M H TO II by La* Falk « By Barry BIO grossed almost $1 billion and she has twice been nominated for ...... SHE'S GONE FOR I MISS HE'S HAV'INS Academy Awards, once for best TH E CMV. W HO'S REX, A N IC E CALLING ^ /riawny, VISIT WITH actress, once for best supporting HIS DEAR ' actress. SRANOfiATHER. Her successful record at the )>ox
U N ./ IF R O -a s j /j n D office is directly related to two men, her brother, director Francis h u m a n r i g h t s d i \ Coppola, and writer-actor-director Sylvester Stallone. She is Talia Shire, who played DMNA P4L/MER-V Adriane Balboa in all four director ’’Roclcy’’ , pictures and Connie Corleone in both "The Godfather” CAPTAIN BABY ®by Crook* * Caaal* and "Godfather II.’ ’ She was ,.JT TRANSLATES THE TRANSMISSION MEAN- I V 1 CAN'T BELIEVE WHILE THE ALIEN L IS TE N S IN nominated for best actress in WHILE I'M IN A SPACESHIP "R ock y" and best supporting AHEAP» P0LL0WIN6 AN actress in "Godfather If.” by Daan Young B Blan Orak* She estimates the six films each grossed more than $200 million intelligent career move up the around the world and speculates ladder. she will never play Coiinie or " I ’m not a picture snob,” she Adriane again. said. " I love film in all its phases. In ail six films Shire, whose My sliills include story-telling, maiden name is Copiwla, played playwriting, music, casting, post Herald photo by Tucker young American-Italian women production and. being Neapolitan, dominated by powerful men. the banking. *South Pacific’ at MHS Off screen Shire is a powerhouse "We are trying to make enter herself. She and her husband. Jack taining, vital pictures that will Audra Choromanski, Michael Paris and Timothy Stahl, tonight at 7:30 and Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m. at the Schwartzman, have ijecome pro close the generation gap between ARLO AND JANI8 • by Jimmy Johnaon from left, express the emotional turmoil of those far from school at 134 E. Middle Turnpike. Tickets tonight are $3. ducers for Taliafilm, which turned young people and their parents — home during World War II. The members of the Senior citizens will be admitted free tonight. Tickets out the successful "N ever Say films that entire families can enjoy Friday and Saturday will be $4. Never Again,” starring Sean Con together. Manchester High School drama club. Sock ’n’ Buskin, nery as James Bond. "A ll three of these new pictures rehearse "South Pacific." The musical will be presented Their most recent film is “ Rad,” have young people as protagonists who find integrity and value in the ON THE FA8TRACK by Bill Holbrook a youth-oriented picture about bicycle racing and romance. world. There is action, romance, iiAve?wr^ “ It’s the first of three movies on good music and they are totally our current program," said Shire clean. There is comedy, too, but SoiW IA£CUgfl> 'Thursday TV during lunch the other day. not the belch or sex humor that <(baOF W N 6-A “ The others are ’Hyper-Sapien,' crops up in so many movies D U U M I E / O N N lfrH W W / on the Mississippi. Tom m y Lee Jones. about a IS-year-oId alien girl who today.” ^U)eUA\(SNo6U? 9:00PM C3D Eyawltmi* New* ( g ) M O V IE : 'Funny Face' A fashion ma [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Buddy System' (CC) A Brian Dennehy, Martha Plimpton. 1984. makes contact with Earth from Shire has roles in both “ Rad” gazine photographer sends a girl from a lonely kid tries to play matchmaker be Rated PG. and “ Hyper-Sapien" but will not (£ 85 DlfTrant Stroke! tween his single mom and a would-be nov another planet, and ’Lionheart,’ a book store to Paris. Fred Astaire. Audrey [U S A ] Edge of Night appear in "Lionheart.” CD Action New* Hepburn. Kay Thompson. 1957, elist and gadget inventor. Richard Drey- modern tale about the Children’s fuss, Nancy Allen, Susan Sarandon. 1984. ( ) M a gnum , P .l. (R). Crusade. They will be released this “ I dropped acting six years ago GD (8 ) Hart to Hart Juana Iris 1 2:05AM 3 Rated PG. g MacNeil-Lahrer Newshour summer and next fall. for my new marriage and to create (S ) (S ) Gimme a Break (S ) Auction [U S A ] Petrocelli “ Jack and I are financing all our production business,” she said. (3 l Krwt's Landing ($D M O V IE : 'Cabobtanco' In a little town 12:20AM (3) Night Heat Kirkwood N ew s three ourselves. You could say I ’m "But I continued to work in the (SI NawsCeirtar in Peru, an American barkeeper's lifestyle 10:30PM 0D and O'Brien investigate the murder of a glamorous star's secretary. (60 min.) (R). ‘Rocky’ films. I ’d really like to (8 ) Doctor Who is altered by a French lady with plans to (g) Alfred Hitchcock getting tired of putting up our raise a sunken ship with twenty million land some solid roles like Anjelica (g ) Dick Van Dyke 1 2:30AM CD Comedy Tonight house for financing. It’s a danger (8) (SSNavra plus on board. Charles Bronson, Jason Ro- Huston did in ‘Prizzi’s Honor.’ ’’ dD Loco Amor g g Late Night with David Letterman ous thing to do, risking $3 million ® Raportar 41 bards, Dominique Sanda. 1981 Talent runs in the Coppola [D IS ] MOVIE: 'Call It Courage' Haun^d Tonight's guest is Bea Arthur. (60 min.) In for the production and another $4-5 (SB Auction [CN N ] Prime News Stereo. million for marketing and distribu family. Shire is the daughter of MR. MEN” AND LITTLE MISS” by Hargreaves A Seller* by dreams of his father's death in shark- [ESPN ] Mazda SportaLook [ESPN ] Fishin' Hole infested waters, a boy leaves his native g Phil Silvers tion. But it also gives us arranger-conductor Carmine Cop [M A X ] M O V IE : T w o of a Kind' A self- [TM C ] MOVIE: 'The Formula' this film isle to face his worst fears and become a g M ore Real People independence. pola and her brother Francis is one styled inventor and a bank teller are cho follows the action during an international man, 1973. of Hollywood’s most distinguished sen by the Supreme Being to prove synthetic fuel conspiracy. George C. Scott. g Dr. Gene Scott “ We are the Flying Wallendas of [M A X ] MOVIE: Callaway Went Thata- directors. As a child she traveled mankind's worthiness. John ‘fravoka, Oli Marlon Brando. Marthe KeHer. 1980. w ay' T w o fast-talking hucksters must lo [ESP N ] SportsCenter movie financing. It’s scary to via Newton-John. 1983. Rated PG. Rated R. cate an ex-cowboy star whose popularity [U S A ] Edge of Night gamble on movies, but ‘Never Say with her parents on tour with [U S A ] USA Cartoon Exprais [ U S A ] Golf: Th e Masters First round has renewed. Howard Keel, Fred MacMur Never’ grossed more than $100 various musicals. from Augusta. G A . (2 hrs.) (R). ray. Dorothy McGuire. 1951. 12:45AM [HBO] America Under 6:30PM (X) @ ) Tiw Closa for Comfort cover: Cops: Behind the Badge The real million. Her acting credits, in addition to @3) ^ Famity Ties Alex de i (3) Eyewitness News ity of being a policeman in today's world is the “ Godfather” and “ Rocky” (35 Banaon 8:30PM 11 OOPM “We renamed the company cides to take up ballet in an effort to share presented. (65 min.) films, include “Kill Me If You (S) (SS NBC Nightly News d D T a K l Taliafilm II. For the record, I was his girlfriend Ellen's interests. (R). In Can" with Alan Alda, “ The Outside (B ) Nightly Buainats Report Stereo CD (g) ® N ew s 1:00AM CD Get sm art named for my mother whose name THE BORN LOSER ^ y Art Saneom (3 ) Benny Hill Show Headline Chasers is Italia. She shortened it for me.” M an" with Jean-Louls Trinignant, -'(SS ABC News 8:40PM [D IS ] Mousterpiece Theater CD GD Barney Miller CD Joe Franklin Show Much as she enjoys acting. Shire “ Rich Man, Poor Man,” “ Old ‘O f T A U C A L C T / B O r Z .^ } Notidaro SIN ( 3 ) Sim on & Sim on A .J. runs 9:00PM Odd Couple Comedy Break says producing was a logical and Boyfriends" and "Windows.” ' ® Sanford and Son for a City Council seat while Rick investi GS GD 4D0 CWrs^WMUCH, ([CNN] Showbiz Today gates a murder case-w hich leads directly (g) Wild, Wild West g CNN Headline News to A .J.'s political opponent. (60 min.) (^O W O U 't : [D IS ] Adventures of Ozzia and Harriat (g NewsCenter [C N N ] Crossfire Th e Colbys (C C ) Jeff and Fallon . [ESPN] Fishing: 1984 Arthur Smith CE) ® (g ) Doctor Who [ESPN] Fly Fishing With Joe Hum return early from their honeymoon while ■ King Mackerel Tournament (g) M*A*S*H phreys Aayrogropfi Sable dreams of winning back Jason's fa P u x E l e s [U SA ] That Girl ; [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Moving Violations' vor and Francesca takes up residence in dD 24 Horas NOIIV SCOTIA ■ (CC ) A moronic group of students strug* the poolhouse. (60 min.) d D Maude 1:20AM CD MOVIE: The Phoenix' A * 'Qles to graduate from traffic school. John Ig ) ( g ) Cheers Sam and Diane arrange for god-like being, brought to life by scientific Murray. Jennifer Tilly. James Keach. [C N N ] Moneyline A C R O S S 67 Nautical rope Answer to Previous Puzzle W oody to see his hometown girlfriend. (R), means, tries to learn to cope with human . 1985. Rated PG-13. [HBO] MOVIE: 'The Breakfast Club' ity. Judson Scott, Fernando Allende, E.G. In Stereo. (C C ) A group of high school students learn s L A T 9:45PM [H BO ] MOVIE: -The Compe- Marshall. 1981. 1 Small island DOWN ^ Ifo u r (g ) Heritage: Civilization and the Jews: several things about themselves when A 1 R E * titk>n' A heated contest between two Into the Future (C C ) The rise of the State they are forced to spend a Saturday to 1 :30AM l Love Lucy 4 East Asisn CD 1 Actor ____ ^ B i r t h d a y T gifted pianists turns into a conflict be of Israel and its relationship with Jew s in gether in detention Judd Nelson, Ally country S L U E tween love and ambition. Richard Drey- GD Independent News Kristoffarson other parts of the world is explored. (60 Sheedy, Anthony Michael Hall. 1984. 1 H 1 M S ^ fuss. Amyirving. LeeRemick. 1960. Rated min.) [C N N ] Newsnight Update (i 9 Range of sight 2 One (Gar.) Rated R. l^ G . 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I - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thurxiay. April 10, 1986 V .S ./W o rld Smallpox vaccine helps AIDS research IBU S IN E S S would prevent later infection with AIDS Journal. Moss’s collaborators included become infected, with the cioaely By Paul Raeburn virus, said one of the vaccine’s Robert Gallo and others at the National in B r ii^ The Assaclated Press reiated smaiipox virus. Cancer Institute. „ 4 In the new research, the cowpox developers, Bernard Moss of the National Institute of Allergy and Ronald Kennedy of the Southw^ B u s in e s s Secrets In suspect’s files NEW YORK - An experimental virus, called vaccinia virus, was Foundation for Biomedical Reaearcn in geneticaliy engineered to inciude the Infectious Diseases in Bethesda, Md. vaccine made by splicing smallpox " I t has not been demonstrated,” San Antonio, Texas, said of Moos’ work, SAN FRANCISCO — A classified national vaccine and a gene from the AIDS virus gene responsible for making the outer " I t ’s an exciting approach; it’s POt*®* Firms can redeem bonds early Moss said in a telephone interview in B rief defense document outlining Navy contingency coat of the AIDS virus — a protein has produced some immunity to AIDS Wednesday. "But at Ibast we have a tool tially very cost-effective. I think the plana for a conflict in the Middle East was found in mice, researchers reported today. calied the enveiope. Important thing is people are looking at in the home of accused spy Jerry Whitworth, an The hybrid virus produced the now to see whether or not we can protect QUESTION: I purchased $25,000of municipal bonds a receipt. We would retain the bond certificates — It is a first step toward a possible with this. The next thing is to try to go different approaches, and the results without the coupons. Then, as each Interest coupon FBI agent testified. principai component of tae AIDS virus three years ago. The confirmation slip from my vaccine to protein humans against from mice to monkeys. We're immuniz are promising.” Whitworth, M, is accused in a IS-count envelope, a protein designated gp 160. broker stated that these bonds were “ due 1-1-95“ and comes due, his firm will cash it and send us a check. AIDS, but considerable research must ing monkeys now to see if they develop The technique of modifying smallpox What do you think of this idea? indictment of taking from the USS Enterprise a be done to assure the safety and The protein was also "processed” vaccine has already been used to were “ callable 7-1-92 at 103.” document known as “ Annex K ” with the intention exactly as it is in the AIDS virus — it antibodies.” A few weeks ago, my broker said $5,000 of the bonds In v e s to r s ’ effectiveness of the vaccine, its devel When the vaccine was injected into develop experimental vaccines for that it be used to the “ advantage of a foreign was split into two smaller proteins, have been called and I received redemption at their ANSWER: Don’t go along with it. It could lead to opers say. mice, .they did produce antibodies herpes, hepatitis, rabies and certain problems. If you ever want to sell any of those bearer nation" — the Soviet Union. The smallpox vaccine was discovered called gp 120 and gp 41. animal diseases. Moss said none of face value. Based on the confirmation slip, I had G u id e FBI agent Jeff Newpher testified Wednesday It is believed that gp 120, when against gp 120, Moss said. assumed none of these bonds could be c a lM before bonds, you’ll have to present them with all remaining in 1796 when Edward Jenner, an A report on the research appears these vaccines has yet been given tO William A. Doyle the document “ was found in the file cabinet of his present in the human body, will trigger July 1,1992, and that, if they are called on that date, I interest coupons on them as they were issued — not English physician, showed that people today In Nature, a British scientific humans. separate or even cellophane-taped or paper-clipped to (Whitworth’s) office” during a June 1985 search injected with cowpox virus could not a protective immune response that would get 103 percent of face value. of Whitworth’s mobile home in Davis, Calif., by 20 Am I getting the runaround from my broker? the bonds. Otherwise, you won’t make what’s known as “ good delivery” and no broker or banker in his or FBI agents. The disclosure was the first time jurors learnw ANSWER: I doubt it. More likely, $5,000 of those her right mind will accept them for sale. that classified material was found in Whitworth’s bonds have been called for early redemption through The same thing applies if the bonds are called for Judge allows AIDS boy to return to school broker and don’t have possession of the certificates, early redemption or are redeemed through sinking possession. a sinking fund provision. Many municipal and Whitworth is also accused of conspiring to pass corporate bond issues have such arrangements. you have to get the information from the broker. funds. Coupons from bearer bonds should never be clipped off until the time to cash them. Navy cryptographic codes, message traffic and Ryan’s lawyer, Charles R. Vaughan, threat to others. . At the time bonds are issued, a maturity date is set Granted, in this particular case, the sinking fund By John Strauss neys for the Indiana Civil Liberties I suggest you go ahead with your thought about sateliite technology information to the Soviets who asked the judge to give - up AIDS is a viral affliction in which the — Jan. 1,1995, in the case of your bonds. The issuer story comes to you too late. But you should find out The Associated Press Union, which supported Ryan’s position having those bonds changed from bearer to registered through a spy ring operated by his former Navy and filed a friend of the court brief. jurisdiction in the case, arguing that bt^y’s immune system becomes unable pledged to pay off your bonds' at face value on that about calls and sinking funds, before purchasing any buddy, John Walker. to resist disease. More than 17,000 date. , ' bond. It’s the old story: “ Investigate, before you form. That can be done with most municipal bonds by FRANKFORT, Ind. -A cou n tyju d ge Ryan, who attended the hearing Ryan is protected by federal law. Walker, who confessed to masterminding the people in the United States have The bonds might also have a call provision, giving presenting them to the registrar for each bond issue. today lifted an order which had barred Wednesday with his mother, Jeanne “ We are talking about a child with a invest.” spy operation, is expected to be the key contracted AIDS and more than 9,000 the issuer the right to redeem all the bonds on and teen-age AIDS victim Ryan White from White, had said he was disappointed communicable disease, not a handi QUESTION: A radio financial commentator said prosecution witness against Whitworth. have died, according to national health after a certain date at a stated price — July 1,1992, at QUESTION: We own municipal bonds in “ bearer schooi. O’Neiil did not rule immediately, but capped child,” said David Rosselot, the interest from municipal bonds is “ completely tax 103 percent of face value, in the case of your bonds. form ,” with semiannual interest coupons attached. Of Supporters of the 14-year-oId Kokomo “ at least there’s a little hope now. It’ll attorney for the six parents. records. free.’’ Isn’t it true that states levy income tax on Carol Anderson Ruth Johnston However, when there’s a sinking fund provision, the course, it’s a bother to clip a coupon and cash it each Blast kills three In SIdon boy erupted in cheers in the courtroom give him time to think about it.” Howard County health officer Alan J . AIDS is most often transmitted Interest from municipal bonds issued in other states? issuer also has the right to redeem some of the bonds time one comes due. And our bank charges $10 for after Clinton Circuit Judge Jack R. Adler issued a permit for Ryan and the through sexual contact. Other means of SIDON, Lebanon — A car packed with 330 Ryan contracted acquired immune gradually — even before the call date. Sinking fund each coupon we cash or even deposit in our account. ANSWER: States with income taxes do just that. O’Neili vacated the preliminary boy returned to school Feb. 21, but the transmission include transfusions of Lydall Inc. promotes two pounds of explosives blew up yards from a Syrian deficiency syndrome through blood provisions vary from one bond issue to another. An Also, five states — Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Oklahoma injunction. preliminary injunction barring him b lo ^ or blood products, and t he sharing Baath party office in Sidon’s main square today, treatments for hemophilia, and has issuer might have the right to redeem, say, 5 percent We thought about having the bonds changed to and Wisconsin — levy state income tax on interest Lydall, Inc. has promoted Ruth K. Johnston James 0. Smith, superintendent of from classes was issued the sa me day in of contaminated hypodermic needles or killing at least three people, including the driver, been barred from classes since last of the bonds each year and pay them off at face value. registered form, so that the interest checks would be from all or some of the municipal bonds issued within and Carol A. Anderson, both of Manchester, to ' the Western School Corp., said teachers Howard Circuit Court. syringes by drug abusers. and wounding 34 others, rescue workers and summer. Along with all other provisions, the sinking fund mailed directly to us. After discussing this with our their borders. positions in the firm ’s Composite Materials and staff at Western Middle School in Vaughan said the intent of the law witnesses said. Ryan was diagnosed in December details are set at the time bonds are issued. You’ll find broker, he made a different suggestion. Division. Russiaviile were prepared for Ryan’s The case centered on whether he is was to allow children with communica No group claimed responsibility for the blast. A 1984 and school officials decided last them spelled out in the flyspeck type on the back of the He said, if we clip all the remaining coupons off our Doyle welcomes written questions, but he can Johnston, a 21-year employee, will coordinate return to ciasSes immediately. covered by federal law guaranteeing ble diseases to attend school if they pose Moslem militia source hinted that Christian summer not to readmit him. Since fall bond certificate. If you have left your bonds with your bonds and give him those coupons, his firm will give us provide answers only through the column. efforts of the division’s in-house and field sales O’Neill heard arguments Wednesday education for handicapped children, or no medical danger to other people. He militias were responsible. he has taken part in classes with his staffs. In addition, she will serve as customer from attorneys for Ryan, the school by state law on communicable diseases. said the state board of health and “ Flames are shooting up like an inferno,” one seventh-grade schoolmates by tele service representative. “ State law cannot deny him that county health officials had already VI witness said. "The whole square is covered in corporation, six schoolmates’ parents phone to his home five miles away. Anderson has been appointed telemarketing who sought the injunction, and attor federal right (to an education),” said deternninArt Rvan’s condition was no black smoke. ... Ambulances are rushing the The war for shippers sales representative for the division and will casualties to hospitals.” • ' _ V--3- oversee telephone contact and control of more A rescue worker said three people were killed, than 500 accounts. She also ^will investigate including the driver of the car, and at least 34 potential markets for the division’s fiber-polymer others were wounded. Shuttle investigator claims Judge sentences component materials. The blast in Sidon, a Moslem port city 24 miles is now aimed at cargo Lydall, Inc. is a $109 million manufacturer of south of Beirut, was the second in Lebanon in products for Industry which include specialty three days. A similar car bomb ’Tuesday in the two mob hitmen increasing cargo, which climbed a fiber materials and engineered elastomer and Christian port of Jounieh, 12 miles north of Beirut, By Pot Scales crew cabin hit ocean intact United Press International record 35 percent at VPA terminals in fiber components. killed 11 people and wounded 110 others. 1985. NEW YORK (UPI) — A judge sentenced two NORFOLK, Va. — TheSun Belt-Frost The VPA, which plans $250 million in Time of death key in trial By Howard Benedict hangar. Most of the boosters are in a secure building accused hitmen and an associate in a mob Belt war took on a new front when improvements, wants to lure cargo Maine high in Job Injuries The Associated Press because they still contain hazardous propellant. auto-theft ring to life in prison without parole — PROVIDENCE, R.I. — Four-month-old Jerri Hampton Roads went after Baltimore’s from Midwestern and Southeastern Only the tail section of the orbiter shows evidence of telling one defendant who claimed his only crime AUGUSTA, Maine — The rate of injuries Ann Richard may have died as early as Nov. 11. port business with an aggressive manufacuturers to boost the port’s CAPE CANAVERAL. Fla. — Challenger’s crew flame damage, and Armentrout said this indicates the was ’’being Italian” to “ beg God’s forgiveness.” suffered on the job in Maine is among the highest 1984, the same day her parents reported her campaign that brought four major export trade. cabin hit the surface of the Atlantic Ocean intact shuttle was thrown free of the fireball. U.S. District Judge Kevin Duffy Wednesday in the nation, according to the state Bureau of kidnapped, testimony in the rape trial of the shipping lines south. Now they want inside the nose section of the space shuttle after the He said the nose section containing the crew cabin sentenced two other defendants to five-year "Since the dollar has decreased Labor Standards. child’s father indicated. spacecraft blew apart on Jan.'28, a federal safety came away from the rest of the orbiter “ with a clean prison terms. All five men had been convict^ on more. some, inflation is down, consumption The bureau said that of 32 states surveyed in Bernard Greenberg, a forensic entomologist at 1983, Maine ranked first in job-related injuries inspector reported Wednesday. break.” federal charges of participating in the interna In just the past year: habits will be up,” said Katherine the University of Illinois at Chicago, told the and illnesses and also ranked first in days lost due When the nose section “ struck the water, it had tional car-theft ring. e A record 4.02 million tons of cargo Davis, a VPA spokeswoman. ” We’re 16-member Superior Court jury Wednesday that some mass inside it; that mass was the crew module,” STANDING IN FRONT of sections of the nose The trial was the first of a series resulting from moved through Hampton Roads in 1985, hoping we’re going to be able to do more to injury or illness. experiments he conducted on fly larvae taken In 1984, the bureau said in a report this week, said Terry Armentrout, director of the National section that have been assembled atop sawhorses, a 78-count 1984 Indictment against alleged compared to 3 million the year before exports.” from the child’s body were consistent with the the rate of on-the-job accidents increased by 25 Transportation Safety Board’s bureau of accident Armentrout said, “ We don’t see any evidence of a members and associates of the Gamblno crime and 2.6 million two years ago. Most of Baltimore’s cargo passes state’s case against her father. percent. It said Maine has exceeded the national investigation. bum-up or a blow-up. It either broke up aerodynami- family, largest of the city’s five mobs. The star • Three shippers that previously through the M P A ’s 570-acre Dundalk Ralph Richard. 34, is accused of raping his average for such injuries and lost workdays in However, most experts do not believe the cally or when it hit the water.” defendant in the trial was Paul Castellano, called only at Baltimore also decided to Marine Terminal. But a new facility, infant daughter, whose battered body was each of the last 13 years. astronauts survived the nine-mile plunge to the ocean. He estimated chunks of Challenger struck the water reputed “ boss of bosses” of organized crime, make stops in Hampton Roads. Another the 265-acre Seagirt Marine Terminal, discovered in a Pawtucket alley Nov. 15.1984. His Bureau of Labor Standards Director Daniel They believe the seven probably were killed instantly at speeds ranging from 140 to 180 mph. Damage could until he was shot to death Dec. 16. line left Baltimore altogether. with a 2.5 million-ton capacity, is under wife. Donna. 33. is charged with murder but will Coyne said there is a “direct relationship” from the shock of the explosion or from aerodynamic have resulted from aerodynamic forces because Two of the life sentences went to Henry Borelli, • It has been estimated that Balti construction. be tried later this year. between the accident rate and the cost of forces as the nose section and enclosed cabin tumbled Challenger was moving at supersonic speeds when it 37, and Ronald Ustica, 41, both of Brooklyn, who more lost 400,000 tons of cargo to upstart Like Hampton Roads, which has Prosecutors contend the child was raped and workmen’s compensation insurance, which em from the sky. came apart, he said. were convicted in the 1979 killings of two auto Hampton Roads. worked out a reduced rail rate agree already dead when she was reported kidnapped. ployers are required to pay to protect employees Armentrout said Challenger broke apart more from He said there is bum damage on the vertical dealers. Prosecutors say mobsters suspected the Baltimore, which last year handled ment with Norfolk Southern Corp. for By examining flies and larvae, scientists can aerodynamic forces and water impact than from the stabilizer and some other sections of the vehicle. auto dealers had told authorities about their 6.7 million tons, a 4.3 percent drop from Midwest cargo, Baltimore is keen on against on-the-job injuries. roughly determine when a slaying may have Two factors contribute to the rate, officials force of the explosion. There also are scars showing that the external tank stolen-car ring. 5.7 million tons in 1984, still is the larger developing its Midwestern market. taken place. Greenberg said. and the solid-fuel rocket boosters collided with the “ I did not kill those two men,” Borelli said while of the two ports. Maryland port officials Baltimore is 150 miles closer to the said. Some traditional Maine industries, such as In fact, he said, there was no large explosion. He lumbering, papermaking and fishing can be orbiter during the break-up. his mother sat sobbing in the courtroom. " I am say they’re ready to fight to keep it that Midwest than Hampton Roads, but 10 LaRouche on the offensive said the cloud of smoke and flame resulted more from hours further from the Atlantic Ocean hazardous, and the economic recovery of the past the breaking up of the large external fuel tank and the Armentrout said he and other experts are trying to guilty only of being Italian.” way. ° WASHINGTON — After two decades of than Hampton Roads — factors few years has brought some new and inexpe fires that resulted when its liquid oxygen and liquid figure oiit what parts of Challenger were broken up by The judge repli^: ’"rhe jury has determined “ They’ve made great propaganda out political obscurity. Lyndon LaRouche held shippers must consider in deciding rienced people into the workforce. hydrogen propellant mixed and burned. the explosion of the external tank, and what parte you are a contract killer. I would suggest that of attracting these new steamship perhaps the biggest news conference of his career which port to use. were shattered by aerodynamics, by water impact what you should do is beg God’s forgiveness.” lines,” said Miles Maguire, a spokes — and he went on the offensive. Labor availability and quality also ARM ENTROUT TALK E D with reporters as he led and by collision with other spacecraft parte. Borelli was sentenced to life without parole for man for the Maryland Port Standing before about 100 journalists at the are examined by shippers before they Stock market opens mixed them through two hangars where the shuttle debris is conspiracy to deprive the victims of their civil Administration. National Press Club, LaRouche said Wednesday select a port. laid out over a pattern of 4-foot-square grids. It was A search of the ocean floor for more debris will rights through murder. He was sentenced to 150 Baltimore was unable to counter NEW YORK — The stock market was mixed he represents “ the forgotten majority” and is For years, Baltimore has had a the first public viewing of the wreckage. continue through April, J.R. Thompson, vice years for transportation of stolen cars. Hampton Roads’ gains among shippers today in the aftermath of Wednesday’s volatile under attack by those who are pro-Soviet and “ reputation of not having the best labor NASA called on the safety board the day after the chairman of the NASA investigation task force, said in Ustica was given life for the slayings, plus because “ we had 90 to 100 shipping lines session. linked to the international drug lobby. situation, but things have improved.” The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials slipped accident to help it learn what caused the disaster by a briefing Tuesday. Nine ships and three small concurrent sentences for conspiracy and trans-' calling here and there wasn’t any one of At times bristling at questioners, LaRouche Maguire said. However, “ reputations using its expertise in investigating aircraft accidents. submarines are taking part. porting stolen cars in interstate and foreign any great size who wasn’t already 3.96 to 1,774.66 in the first hour of trading. also dismissed as lies charges by groups such as commerce. Again, the judge recommended no calling at Baltimore,” he said. like that die hard,” he added. Gainers outnumbered losers by about 5 to 3 in the Anti-Defamation League and the AFL-CIO An estimated 14 to 16 percent of the shuttle has been Officials hope to recover key parts of the right solid parole. “ I would say that (increasing cargo) On the other hand, Virginia port the early tally of New York Stock Exchange- that he is an “ anti-Semite” and a “ fascist.” recovered. Some was found floating in the days after rocket booster. ’Thompson said Tuesday a faulty joint ” I never hurt anybody in my life,” said Ustica. was the war all along,” Maguire said. officials claim shippers have praised listed issues. He said, ” I know of no case of any attack on me, the accident; the rest has been retrieved from the between the bottom two segments of that booster “ Only God has the right to take a life, and I ’m not “ They were so far behind they had to do them for the quality of longshoremen The day’s trading volume figures were swollen which has been published or which I have noticed ocean floor. definitely caused the explosion, 73 seconds after G o d .” both (attract shippers and boost provided to unload the mammoth by the largest block trade ever on the Big Board — in the news media, which did not originate with Wreckage of the orbiter itself is laid out in one launch from the Kennedy Space O nter. cargo).” vessels. 48.79 million shares of Navistar International at To make itself more attractive to the drug lobby or with the Soviet operation.” hangar. Much of it is in small pieces, but there are UPt photo But Virginia’s campaign appears to 10. LaRouche, 63, a three-time presidential candi large chunks of the right wing, of the payload bay be working. As recently as 1982, few shippers and Midwestern manufactur The block included a 43.49 million-share date who spent the past 20 years on the political doors and of the fuselage. MANCII HOURS; ROI.TON IIOIIKS; people put stock in the Virginia Porte ers, Baltimore lowered its tariff sys secondary offering sold by institutions that had ..ooN ( n..4 M-F 9-6 *I’F ■•<> fringe, charged into a national spotlight last iNGLAND OPfc“ >. OpiB « , a... Authority, which owns Norfolk Interna tem, entered a reduced rail agreement a cq u ir^ the stock when the company, then month when two of his followers scored upsets in The debris of the external fuel tank, two of the three 9\lNn^''l S Tliuri. Nlghii s„„; loT* Sua. o.z Quality control tional, Newport News Marine and with CSX Corp.’s Chessie System to known as International Harvester, underwent a the Illinois Democratic primary. main engines and the forward sections of the two HARDWARE ’ll! * P 649-S355______610-1320 Portsmouth Marine terminals. reduce the cost of transporting Midwest financial restructuring in 1913. solid-fuel rocket boosters are laid out in a portable It’s not a sophisticated erector set. A technician has his eye on a In 1083, an aggressive marketing cargo and is providing steamship lines Navistar shares subsequently traded at 10 W, gasket galaxy at Armstrong World Industries laboratories in campaign pushed the three ports with more personalized service, Ma unchanged from Wednesday’s close. YOUR TRUE VALUE... together and things began to happen. guire said. In the general market, analysts said Investors Lancaster, Pa. He is checking the quality of non-asbestos For Virginia port officials, satisfied The fierce competition with Hampton seemed to be proceeding warily because of Fish diet gasket materials used in automobiles. The modern gaskets are that Hampton Roads shipping termi Roads shook things up at the port of uncertainty over the future course of oil prices. typically made of reinforced cellulose (wood pulp), synthetic nals are filled, the fight for shippers Baltimore, prompting a reorganization good for LAWIM-BGY a d d rubber binders, high performance fillers and man-made fibers. may well be over. The battle turns to of the MPA. Reg As time goes bVi know whyi •6" NOW GE has higher net income, lower sales the heart ESn 21 inch Supreme Picture additional charges against earn workers in three Massachusetts million before taxes. BOSTON (UPI) - Eating an FAIRFIELD (AP) — General 159.88 ings for restructuring costs. Spo cities. 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Jm tV a iu t In the first quarter of 1985, GE runnii^ your earned $511 million on $6.20 billion The earnings improvement McCoy Jr., a securities analyst purchase on Feb. 15, leaving the men large amounts of fish oil to • Optional accessories — rear in sales, officials reported Wednes came despite a month-long strike with Kidder Peabody & Co., only pending approvals to come simulate the diet of Eskimos, who day. Per-share earnings were $1.18 against the company by about 7,500 estimated its cost at about $20 from governmental agencies. have low heart attack rates, bag; Mow-N-Mulch™; leaf . in the 1986 first quarter and $1.12 in resulted in a significant drop a shredder; leaf bag; ow n the comparable 1985 period. substance in the blood known as remote air filter GE said the 1986 results include thromboxane. Independent “ We’re very enthusiastic but Rag. Rag. 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