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By Alex GIrelll Associate Editor push for aid 0 Manchester's Democratic chairman, a supporter of Gov. Wiiliam O’Neiii, made a proposal Wednesday night to gubernatorial challenger Toby Moffett under By E. Michael Myers which either side would give up its town committee- United Press International endorsed delegates to the state convention if it forced a primary election. WASHINGTON - White House Moffett said he will wait until after April 4 to give wheeling and dealing has nar­ Democratic Town Chairman Theodore R. Cummings rowed today's vote on President an answer. By then, all Democratic town committees Reagan's $100 million aid package in the state will have selected their delegates to the to Nicaragua’s Contra rebels to convention at which the party will nominate its within five votes, either way. a candidate for governor. Democratic source said. Moffett, a former U.S. representative who unsuc­ After some last minute maneuv­ cessfully ran against Sen. Lowell Weicker in 1982, will ering by both sides, most Republi­ know his delegate strength by that time. He needs cans and Democrats agreed that more than 20 percent of the delegates to force a the vote for the aid may be too close primary for the nomination. to call in advance. Cummings made the proposal at a meeting of the “ It’s a matter of five votes,” said Democratic Town Committee at which Moffett sought a Democratic source, who said the support for his candidacy. White House is "offering the Moffett, who had just completed his speech when Republican congressmen a lot ... Cummings made the suggestion, said he would have like bridges, excluding them from to caucus with his Manchester supporters before recisions and deferrals.” giving an answer. Cummings adjourned the meeting The pre.cident spent the morning briefy so that Moffett could consult his backers. calling 20 House members the When Moffett returned to the meeting room, he said administration listed as still unde­ he would have to delay his respon.se. cided, White House spokesman THOMAS FOLEY A poll of committee members taken later in the Larry Speakes said. . . . sees Reagan loss meeting resulted in a delegate distribution which ” He is calling on all members of gave Moffett supporters four delegates to the state Congress to set aside partisan convention and O'Neill supporters 19, almost politics, to support the commit­ votes. The speaker and the leader­ matching earlier predictions by both sides. ment to a democratic outcome in ship in the House have been asked 'H in d er the Cummings proposal, either side, if it Nicaragua,” Speakes said. that there will be an opportunity forced a primary election, would withdraw its Reagan offered Wednesday later on April 15 to consider delegates from the convention slate endorsed by the night to pursue a negotiated peace alternatives that might be put committee. Each candidate wou Id put up his own slate settlement with Nicaragua's San- forward; My guess is that the of 23 delegates and the winner's slate would be the one dinista government for 90 days proposal will go down to defeat sent to the convention by the town organization. today as. in my judgment, it A before supplying the Contra rebels The result would be that the candidate who forced a with offensive weapons. should.” primary would risk having no delegates, a "loser But, under the Reagan com­ On the "CBS Morning News" loses a ll" formula. A local primary is required if promise, the United States would program. Rep. Richard Cheney. either side files petitions containing the signatures of immediately ship the rebels $25 R-Wyo., chairman of the GOP 617 Manchester Democrats. million in "humanitarian” aid and Policy Committee, said, "It's too Cummings said he had asked Dorothy Brindamour, defensive weapons, including anti­ close to call" and Democratic a coordinator for the Moffett campaign in Manches­ aircraft missiles. Whip Thomas Foley of Washington ter. to'agree to the arrangement three weeks ago but "A fter all, we don't want (the said. “ It's close, but we'll win." had been unable to get an answer. Rep. Robert Michel. R-Ill., the R Contras) to be butchered during Moffett said the fairest thing the Democratic Town this 90-day period," said Rep. Rod House Republican leader, said on Committee could do would be to conduct a poll of all Chandler, R-Wash.. who helped NBC, “ I feel a lot better this registered Democrats in Manchester. Moffett suppor­ arrange the aid package deal with morning than I did yesterday. ... ters have claimed they have wide support among Herald photo by Bashaw the White House. It's a marginal issueout therebut I rank-and-file Democrats. In an effort to sway Democrats think we're right there." Cummings said today that if the suggestion, which May It never burst who favor some kind of aid for the Reagan's offer to delay most of came from the Democratic executive committee, is Contras, but who oppose Reagan's the Contra aid was contingent on not followed, there could be a primary with three Waddell School kindergartner Ryan Buzzell sends his soapy plan, the Democratic leadership the House and the Senate passing slates — a committee-endorsed slate, a Moffett slate creation skyward Wednesday during a learning session about promised they would have an the full $100 million package, and an O'Neill slate — all on the ballot. opportunity to vote on alternative which includes $70 million in State Central Committeeman John Sullivan, an bubbles put on by the Talcott Mountain Science Center and plans by April IS. weapons and $30 million in other O'Neill backer, has said he would favor a primary sponsored by the PTA Fine Arts Committee. Besides getting a Rep. Michael Barnes, D-Md.. a supplies over an 18-month period. because he wants all 23 town delegates in O'Neill’s chance to make their own bubbles, students saw a member of the House Foreign But the president reserved the column at the state convention July 18 and 19. demonstration and heard a talk about bubbles. Affairs Committee, said on the right to release all the funds before Moffett's supporters say he will get at least the 20 NBC “Today" program. "Our the 90-day period is up if he percent needed to pave the way for a statewide sense is on our side that this determines the Sandinistas fail to primary. (Related stories on page 3.) compromise will not swing enough negotiate in good faith. Student teachers see color disappear In the classroom

By Susan Vaughn Program, or STEP, sponsored .by learning experience,” she said. "1 felt like I really belonged citing one lesson in which Christie Betty Lou Nordeen. choral Herald Reporter the Capitol Region Education In response to questions from there." she said, adding that the videotaped her students doing music teacher at Illing. where Council and Central Connecticut members of Manchester's Interra­ faculty at Illing was especially mock television commercials. Witherspoon taught, said Withers­ Black college students who have State University. They will return cial Council at a reception for the friendly and helpful. This year was the first time that poon “ was wonderful. The children been teaching at nearly all-white to college on Friday. ^udent teachers Wednesday night The students' supervising Marler participated in the STEP loved her." schools this semester said Wednes­ Jackie Christie, a student from at Community Baptist Church, teachers had high praise for their program. She acknowledged that The program is in its fourth year 2 day they felt no color barriers Norfolk State University who Christie said: “I see no color teaching abilities. the experience must be frightening and rotates among several schools between themselves and their taught business education at Man­ problems in Manchester High Christie was "just outstanding, for the student teachers, who are in the Capitol Region, according to students or other teachers. chester High School, said she had School.” innovative and exciting,” said confronting “ different people, fa­ Eddie Joyce; a professor of educa­ Eleven student teachers from some qualms when she realized Maria Witherspoon, a Hampton Cynthia Marler, a business educa­ ces, accents.” tion at Central who coordinated the predominantly black Virginia uni­ she had only two black students in University student who taught tion teacher at MHS who helped Angela Gray, another of the five project this year. versities have worked in schools in all ber classes. But she added. choral music at Illing Junior High supervise Christie’s work. student teachers who came to She said STE P was started by a Manchester and South Windsor for “ Once I was in the classroom, School, agreed.'She said it was “ I think she motivated some in Manchester, also taught in the minority teacher in Simsbury who the past eight weeks under the color disappeared. “ not a shock” to step into a our department to become a little M H S business education Student Teaching Employment "W e were both there having a predominantly white school. more creative.” Marler said. department. Please turn to page 8 TODAY'S HERALD Ousted Galvin vows Dodd nnikes It ofHdal

Radon no problem Index to fight for her job EAST HADDAM (AP) — Democratic Sen. Christopher J. Dodd, declaring his “Job is not flnished,*' formally amoonced Us Radon is not expected to be a 24 pagos, 4 socllom serious problem in Manchester FARMINGTON (AP) - Former interim term, taking advantage of candidacy for re-election today at his honw in East Haddam.' AHwirA ia because the town does not havethe state's Chief Medical Examiner the fact that the 39-year-old “Consider the challenges and opportunities still abeado f us — 9 1.09 type of geological formations in RllAinfMA Catherine A. Galvin says she’s Galvin’s term had expired Feb. 9. from reducing the deficit and expanding prosperity to defending which the cancer-causing radioac­ niikftftifidhH 9 0 .0 A convinced she was thrown out Afterward, commission nnembers the principles of our nation’s foreign policy — our greatest tests tive gas is usually found, town P.rtm ire 1A because of a political power play insisted they were not judging are yet to come," Dodd told a crowd U supporters and reporters Sanitarian John Salcius said to­ nnnn»«^tir!9it 7 o n and vows to wage a legal battle to Galvin professionally. stAnding in the chilly sunsUne outside his home. day. Story on page 3. PntArtAinnMint 17 get her job back. ' Galvin was named to the post in The announcement was delayed more thana half hour because 10 Galvin was ousted Wednesday 1981. The 6-1 vote to appoint Carver the Route 8 1 bridge across the Connecticut River was Jammed - 1 nwnr* .0 ^ and replaced by her deputy, two followed 4>A hours of closed-door after letting a tugboat through. Reporters and supporters had to deliberations. L o tte ry 0 weeks after she acknowle^ed that walk across the bridge and up the UU to Dodd's home, a n h itiia riM n she allowed her pet dogs in autopsy Her attorney, Michael Koskoff of converted ItM schoolhouac. rooms during examinations. Bridgeport, suggested Gov. Wil­ Cold returns rip in in n a “ Let us n I M against the prostitution of freedom and tree: “ I’m speculating there was a liam A. O’Neill had pushed for P a n p la 0 institutions, wU cb robs life of beauty and meaning, against crass Cloudy and cold tonight with desire to get rid of me...I don’t Galvin’s removal for political R pnrt* 0 .1 0 lows in the 20s. Partly sunny and know on whose part,” Galvin said. reasons. Koskoff - said Galvin commercialism wUch seeks to extract Rie last doUarfrom every TaUniiainn 17 cold Friday with a high from the The Commission on Medicolegal would take legal action seeking Ficoae tarn is page • mid 20s to mid 30s. Details on page (1 «5 /MfniM d Investigations swore in Dr. H. 2. W m th e r 2 Wayne Carver II to a six-month Please tarn to page 8 MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. March 20. 1985 - 3 1 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thuradav. March 20,19M G O P will offer

Today’s forecast own budget plan Coaneedcat, MatMcknaetlt aad Rhadc Itlaad: would free up other staff to help Windy and turning colder today with a chance of By John F. Kirch with the inspections of older rental flurries in the north and west and temperatures Herald Reporter units. falling into the 30s and 20s this afternoon. A chance The Republican minority on the The Board of Directors will of flurries over Cape Cod tonight otherwise partly Board of Directors will offer its adopt a budget for the next fiscal doudy. Low from around 5 in the northwest hills to own budget recommendations in year in early May. Mercier said around 10 along along the coast. Partly sunny and May when the directors prepare to the budget is usually voted on cold Friday. High from the mid 20s to the mid 8M. adopt a spending plan for tbe fiscal section by section, with each part Maine and New Hampshire: Partly to mosffl year that begins July 1, one discussed separately. The Repub­ sunny today. Windy and much colder with director said Wednesday. lican recommendations will come temperature falling to 0 to 10 north and into the 2ta Republican Director Donna at the budget adoption meeting, south by afternoon. Fair tonight and Friday. l^wO Mercier said her party wil' have its she said, so that the three Republi­ to 10 below north and 0 to 15 above south and high. own recommendations to propose cans on the nine-member board from the upper teens to near SO. after party leaders review the can negotiate their priorities. Vermont: Windy and quite cold with considera­ budget recommendations Town But Mercier said, she doubts any ble clouds and scattered flurries. Highs only 15 to Manager Robert B. Weiss released of the GOP's recommendations 25. Clear, diminishing winds and very cold to ^ h t. earlier this week. will be adopted if they conflict with Lows near a little below lero. Friday sunny. Highs Weiss proposed a 9.6 percent tax what the Democratic majority in the 20s. increase paid by Manchester prop­ wants. She said the Republican erty owners to support over $M directors would go ahead with the million in recommended recommendations anyway so that Extended outlook expenditures. the public can see what they have Most of the more than $28 million to offer. Extended outlook for New England Saturday recommended for education will "I don’t consider it a waste of probably stay intact, Mercier and time,’’ shesaid. “ We’resayingthis through Monday: Connectlcnt, Massachusetts and Rhode Island: others have said. But Mercier said is what we as Republicans would Winter won't let go like to do.” Fair Saturday and Sunday. A chance of showers other parts of the budget may have She said the Republicans would Monday. High temperature in the 30s Saturday and to be changed. Today: Windy and turning colder with a chance of a few flurries and “ There aresome areas where we follow up on the promises they temperatures in the 20s. Tonight: Partly cloudy and cold with lows in ■ in the 40s Sunday and Monday. Overnight low from differ a lot,” Mercier said. Mercier made during last November’s the teens. Friday: Partly sunny with a high around 30. Drawing by the mid teens to the mid 20s Saturday and in the 20s could not comment on specific campaign for a housing inspector and 30s Sunday and Monday. j . Daniel P. Daley, 9, a fourth-grader at Saint James School. areas except to say that a part- and to improve Manchester’s Vermont: Fairly cold overthe weekend. Highs in time housing code inspector is infrastructure. the 30s. Lows in the teens. Chance of flurries needed to inspect rental units for Democratic Mayor Barbara B. Saturday. Dry Sunday. Milder with a chance of Today In history violations. Weinberg said today that the Herald photo by Pinto showers Monday. Highs 35 to 45. Ix)ws in the 20s. Republican recommendations In 1852, Harriet Beecher Stowe's anti-slavery novel The Building Division now in­ Maine: Fair Saturday and Sunday. Chance of spects rental units only in response presented in May probably won’t meeting of the town committee Wednesday. A poll of showers Monday. Lows in the single numbers north "Uncle Tom's Cabin" was published. The author is be adopted. She said the directors Former Congressman Toby Moffett, right, who is to complaints. But critics have town committee members gave Moffett four of the town's and teens south oh Saturday, warming to the teens shown In a portrait by Alanson Fisher. said that the Building Division is work on the budget for months and opposing Gov. William O ’Neill for the Democratic north and 20s south by Monday. Highs in the 20s overworked and cannot properly that the Republicans could not gubernatorial nomination, gets a welcome from 23 delegates to the party's nominating convention. The north to 30s south Saturday warming to the 30s conduct inspections. come in on the last day with new Democratic Town Chairman Theodore R. Cummings at a rest went to O'Neill. VOBK north and 40s south by Monday. Weiss rejected a request by budget recommendations and New Hampshire: Fair Saturday and Sunday. Health Director Ronald Kraatz for hope to get them approved. Chance of showers Monday. Lows in the single Almanac the addition of a part-time housing ” I don’t think they’ll be very numbers north and teens south on Saturday code inspector in the health successful,” she said. department. The Republicans Weinberg said, however, that warming to the teens north and 20s south by 1950 (age 36). Poll leaves Moffett with 4 delegates Today Is Thursday, March 20, have said a housing inspector who she would have to see the Republi­ Monday. Highs in the 20s north to 30s south the 79th day of 1986 with 286 to would concentrate solely on hous­ can recommendations before pass­ Saturday warming to the 30s north and 40s south by On this date in history: ballot because they knew the party rule calling for a poll. follow. ing code inspections is needed. ing judgment. Bv Alex GIrelll leadership ability and wide sup­ In 1852, Harriet Beecher Stowe’s majority would vote against it. The rule came out of a controv-; Monday. Today is the first day of spring Weiss has instead recommended Weinberg agreed with Mercier Associate Editor port among rank-and-file anti-slavery novel “ Uncle Tom's ersy in the 1970 election when the (vernal equinox 5:04 p.m. E S T ). adding two new positions to the that the recommended education Democrats. After the vote, Robin Tracey, a LOWEST Cabin” was published. Democratic Party had multiple The moon is moving toward its Building Division, which he said budget will probably hold. Manchester’s 23 delegates to the He said polls show New York’s committee member who supports TEMPERATURES In 1963, a volcano on the island of candidates for various town 3a2«vv. full phase. Democratic state convention will Democratic governor has the Moffett, questioned whether one of NEW Bali in the East Indies began offices. |3P Across the nation The morning stars are Mercury, be split with four in favor of support of 90 percent of the state’s those who voted in support of ibRLEANS erupting. The eventual death toll Cummings said the procedure, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. gubernatorial challenger Toby Democrats and that the Demo­ O’Neill met residency require­ Snow will be likely from the upper Ohio Valley was more than 1,500. which he helped develop, has been teaeND- The evening star is Venus. Radon said to pose Moffett and 19 for Gov. William cratic governor of Massachusetts ments. Democratic Town Chair­ through the northern and central Appalachians. In 1976, San Francisco news­ man Theodore Cummings ruled “ called into play only once — Those bom on this date are under O’Neill if the result of a poll of the has the support of 85 percent of the paper heiress Patty Hearst was tonight.” Rain will reach from Virginia across the Carolinas the sign of Pisces. They include Democratic Town Committee party members in that state. the challenge out of order because found guilty of bank robbery. It is not used consistently for the through central Florida. Cloudy skies will cover dramatist Henrik Ibsen in 1828: Wednesday night is not O’Neill, by contrast, has the it was made after the vote was In 1984, A Reagan-backed consti­ taken. He said it would not have selection of delegates to all conven­ /^SMOWKWS^ now much of the northern Plains, with mostly sunny actor Sir Michael Redgrave in little threat to town overturned. support of a mere 43 percent of tutional amendment to permit tions. he said. skies elsewhere west of the Mississippi River. 1908; actor and bandleader Ozzie The committee is scheduled to Connecticut’s Democrats, Moffett changed the outcome anyway UPI WEATHER FOTOCAST €) Nelson in 1906: comedian, pro­ spoken prayer in schools died in because any fractional proportion High temperatures will be in the trans and 20s By Susan Vaughn ment of Health Services’ toxic name the delegates April 3 and said. Moffett got two introductions ducer and director Carl Reiner in the Senate. of the vote goes to the candidate from the upper half of the Mississippi Valley across Herald Reporter hazards section, told the Herald endorse the slate. However, a before his speech — one by 1922 (age 63): Fred Rogers (“ Mis­ In 1985, President Reagan IN THE ROLL CALL vote taken who won the majority. the Great Lakes and the northern Ohio Valley to Wednesday. townwide Democratic primary Cummings and another by Mayor ter Rogers” ) in 1928 (age 58); named former Tennessee senator at the Lincoln Center hearing Cummings, who supports northern New England. Highs in the 30s and 40s will Radon is not expected to be a Brown said that bethinks the gas could be forced by either side and Barbara Weinberg, who earlier hockey player Bobby Orr in 1948 William Brock to succeed Ray­ room. 73 committee members said O’Neill, said the proportion of National forecast reach from the northern and central Plains across serious problem in Manchester is "prevalent in all towns.” But he could change the mix of delegates. Wednesday held a news confer­ (age 38), and actor William Hurt in mond Donovan secretary of labor. they favored O’Neill and 17 said votes to the 23 delegates allowed Missouri and Arkansas, the Tennessee Valley and because the town does not have the said that "no extremes” have been Wednesday night’s poll, in which ence to announce her support for they favored Moffett. was 18.65 for O’Neill and 4.35 for During early Friday, rain is forecast forthe Northwest Pacific Coast and the Virginias to southern New England. Tempera­ type of geological formations in found so far in the Connecticut about 90 people voted, came out the Moffett. Earlier, Timothy Gaffney, a Moffett. showers and thunderstorms are forecast for the extreme South Atlantic tures will reach the SOs and 60s over much of the which the cancer-causing radioac­ tests. way both sides had predicted, Cummings cited Moffett’s work Moffett supporter, had moved to Eleven members of the 101- tive gas is usually found, town The tests are being conducted to despite the fact that Moffett spoke with the Connecticut Citizen Action Coast. Elsewhere the weather will be fair. West and the deep South. have the vote taken by roll call and member town committee were Sanitarian John Salcius said get information and reliable data. to the committee beforehand and Group on consumer issues. He said Lottery seen his motion approved. absent from Wednesday’s meet­ .today. Brown said. He said the most told members, “ No one should be that when Moffett was a U.S. Gaffney said some committee ing. In addition to the 90 committee serious reasons for a home to be afraid of this contest for representative, his major theme Although Manchester has small members wanted a vote by secret members present, some Moffett 65804 and 904083 checked are cracked basement governor.” was that Congress should spend Connecticut daily pockets of granite formations, written ballot and some wanted the supporters from East Hartford Massachusetts dally: 2946 wails, location on a ledge or He predicted there would be a more time making old laws work Salcius said that the geology in the and Vernon attended. Wednesday: 387 “ Megabucks” ; 2-6-12-20-25-29 extreme energy efficiency. gubernatorial primary Sept. 9 and vote to be declared for each of the town is not like some areas of instead of passing new ones. (There were two winners.) Making sure a basement doesn’t that he would win. 12 voting districts by the district Play Four: 0605 Connecticut. Pennsylvania and AT THE OUTSET of the meet­ ” I introduce Mr. Moffett with PEOPLE Massachusetts weekly; Yellow leak and is well-ventilated are As he has in past campaign chairmen. He described the roll Maine where tests have detected ing, Cummings said he would go respect,” Cummings said. other numbers drawn Wednes­ 522, Bine 47, and White 6. some of the remedial measures speeches, Moffett, who formerly call as a compromise. the gas. Some of the more forward with the poll as a method Said Weinberg: ” I see in Mr. day in New England: that can be taken to help prevent represented Connecticut’s 6th Con­ One leader of the Moffett cam­ about military life, according to her Vallee, 85, was admitted to Cedars-Sinai mountainous areas where new paign said later that Moffett of apportioning delegates despite Moffett a dream, a vision and a Tri-state daily: 346, 9261 high levels of radon in the air. gressional District, characterized Mel the untouchable publicist, Mickey Freeman. In the movie Medical Center several days ago, according houses are being built are probably supporters did not seek a written the fact that he does not like the willingness to strive to reach out.” Rhode Island daily: 1284 Wednesday’s Jingo numbers: Brown said. There are also filtra­ O’Neill as a "good guy” who lacks titled “ A Time to Triumph,” Duke portrays a to hospital spokesman Ron Wise, who said more hazardous, he said. It will be Mel Gibson starring as Eliot Ness Rhode Island weekly: 074, 3491, 4^34-18-5S-71-6-61-67-80-31 tion systems available for high housewife who becomes an Army pilot to Wednesday that Vallee was expected to be in the big-screen version of “ The Untoucha­ Water samples taken by the water level areas, he said. support her family. Her recent marriage to moved to a private room shortly. bles” — that is, if Paramount is willing to state Health Department in Ver- Radon was one of the topics Sgt. 1st Class Michael Pearce, 31, was held at Vallee’s wife of 36 years, Eleanor, has wait for him. The Australian actor already jion during a recent sampling discussed at a conference Salcius Cummings wins new term as chairman Love’s Chapel in the South Lake Tahoe area. requested that no other information be has been signed to star in Warner Bros.' ;showed slightly elevated levels of attended Wednesday with other released about her husband’s condition or radon. Vernon is the closest town to "Lethal Weapons,” which roils in July. state environmental health offi­ Theodore R. Cummings, who has Cummings was nominated by "try to be fair and to talk less.” police Chief James Reardon and ailment. Wise said. Manchester that has been tested That’s the same time “ The Untouchables” is cials. He said the main problem is been Democratic town chairman Town Clerk Edward Tomkiel, who Lessard by Thomas O’Neill, the Daily Variety columnist Army Archerd during a preliminary study being Phillips, another veteran town Willie’S invitational that there are no standards for for 25 years, was elected without said it is difficult make a nominat­ Voting District 8 chairman. scheduled for shooting, which means the reported Wednesday that Vallee had under­ conducted by the state. David R. committee official, was nominated determining hazardous levels of opposition to a new two-year term ing speech for someone "who has movie adaptation of the vintage series may An invitation-only music competition gone throat surgery and was expected to be Brown, chief of the state Depart- by Herbert Stevenson, the Demo­ radon. Wednesday night at the first been here for 25 years.” The election went so smoothly have to be delayed if Gibson heads the cast. sponsored by Willie Nelson and Wrangler removed from intensive care by the end of cratic registrar of voters. Steven­ meeting of the newly elected town that Cummings, who presided over Jeans will be open to rock and rhythm and the week. “ If he had done anything wrong, son said he first nominated Phillips committee. we would have thrown him out by in 1966 and Phillips has served the meeting, forgot to surrender blues entertainers as well as country talent Vallee rose to fame during the Prohibition All other officers were also the gavel to someone else when the Pieces of the rock this year. “ For years I’ve wanted to do era, when he crooned such tunes as Suspect eludes police now,” Tomkiel said. continuously as treasurer since elected without opposition. Amy then. time came for his re-election. He something for American music, to give “Vagabond Lover,” “ My Time is Your The assortment of furniture and antiques Manchester police were search­ puter check that showed South Bums will continue as committee In a one-sentence acceptance apologized to the committee forthe something back to it.” Nelson says. ‘ T v e Tim e” and “ The Maine Stein Song’ ’ to an from Rock Hudson’s estate includes a fair ing this morning for a South Carolina wanted him extradited on vice chairman, Paul Phillips as speech, Cummings said he would Bums was nominated by former oversight. wanted to find some way to help those folks audience that lionized the lifestyle of Ivy shair of memorabilia. A footstool made out of Carolina man wanted in his home two forgery charges, police said. treasurer and Virginia Lessard as that nobody ever heard of who are making League colleges. stair treads, valued at $200 to' $400, bears an state on forgery charges, police Patrols were still searching the secretary. great music out there. All they need is a inscription from Elizabeth Taylor that said. area at around 11 a.m., police At the request of Cummings, the chance at recognition.” spokesman Gary Wood said. committee also named school reads. "E T. stood here. She had to because Kenneth Hopkins, 24, was stopped by police at 6:40 a.m. on Wood said before Hopkins ran board member Susan Perkins to she couldn't reach the sink. R.H. is a love, A creator speaks Regent Street for a motor vehicle away, he gave his address as 12 serve as a corresponding secre­ and I thank him always — even though he is N ativism Edward Bemays, who wrote the first book Today, about 40 percent of all Americans have ancestors violation, but ran away on foot Butcher St. and said he was tary, despite the fact that party one foot taller. Your always friend, Vallee on the mend and taught the first course on public relations after overhearing a routine com- employed at Pillowtex Corp. rules do not provide for such a post. Elizabeth" who entered the nation through Ellis Island. In a Rudy Vallee. whose image as a Yale more than 70 years ago, wonders if he’s University graduate crooning “ The Whiffen- created a Frankenstein’s monster. nation of immigrants, immigration laws have always Duke ties the knot poof Song” through a megaphone endured a “ It’s gotten to the point where any press stirred controversy. 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4 - MANCWEgTER HERAIi). TMuKtov. March iO. 19M Cranston admits Filipino donation Bolton zoners tell quarry owner that permit is in danger V.S./W 0M in B r i^ ______I_____A A M t a * BJG'AJBE'R H aw£kare offAntit/Aeffective and orpare Ailfenforced by will use the results from the study members said. A cease-and-desist COMMISSION MEMBER K. regime. . . . By George Lovng that infoi;mation from previous Harvey Harpin said Buck’s rene­ the state. But if the town adopted WASHINGTON (UPI) - Sen. "Certainly, at the time the tests — wliich Buck said proved he to determine if the license should order was issued to Buck in O llvt Oil rtd u c tt cholottorol lovoi Herald Reporter January because a fence around wal “is in jeopardy” If the fence is more restrictive limits, it would Alan Cranaton. D-CaUf„ aaya be contrlbuUons were made, M was complying with the noise be renewed. Buck said the ground have to enforce them, something unknowingly received $1,600 in Panaim to admit Marcos? continued, "we were not aware of may be thawed enough to conduct the top part of the hill being not put up. BOSTON — Peop(« who wont to ward off heart dlseaie but BOLTON — The owner of the regulations — was inconclusive Buck told the commission that he members said was not practical. contributions from a company the test in early April, but he quarried was not erected by a Dec. can't sUnd the UateleM tedium of very low-fat dieU mignt any reason to connect “•o*** quarry at Bolton Notch agreed because it did not measure the full thought all requirements had been linked to a plan to funnel other WASHINGTON (AP) — The United States is negotiating with Marcos. I also want to stress that I maintained that the test should not 31 deadline. conalder a reaeareher'i niueaUm; Eat lUUan. W^nesday to conduct a test blast, spectrum of sound from an explo­ The order was rescinded later in met with the installation of the Addressing another permit re­ donations to the 1960 campaigns of the government of Panama about the possibility that deposed do not know either of these two sion. Commission Vice Chairman be considered in the decision to Dr. Scott M. Grundy lald he has evidence that fats called Philippines president Ferdinand Marcos will move to the Central possibly in April, to see if noise the month when that portion of the fencing around the hilltop. quirement, the commission de­ Ronald Reagan and Jimmy individuals.” from blasting operations exceeds David A. Mix said some of the test renew the permit. cided not to change the stipulation mond-unsaturates — among them olive oil — reduce cholesterol American nation, according to government sources. fence was installed. The commis­ Carter, White House spokesman U rry federal and state limits. points used in those studies to “It's three weeks late, but that that Buck's rock crushing equip­ levels In the blood. __ , , .One of 2,300 documents seized The sources, speaking only on condition of anonymity, m io “ WE HAVEN’T broken any sion had agreed to require Buck to Speakes said the 1980 RepubUcan However, David Buck, the owner measure noise sampled only high was a tough deadline because of ment operate only on an "occa­ Olive oil Is a key Ingredient of meals prepared m from deposed Philippines Presi­ Wednesday that the U.S. effort to find a new home for Marros had campaign had “adequate w e - rules, so why Won’t our permit be install only the section around the of Box Mountain Quarries Inc., frequency sound, while others the winter, I thought,” Buck said. sional” basis. Buck has asked that Mediterranean regions such as southern Italy and Greece, where dent Ferdinand Marcos identified centered on Panama after he was rejected by several other guards” to screen Illegal contribu­ renewed automatically?” Buck hilltop during the winter months, told members of the Zoning measured low frequency. but the remainder has to be “I hope it's at re st... I hope we're a more exact definition be drawn heart disease Is relatively rare. the Mabuhay Corp. of California as nations. Including Singapore, Spain, and Indonesia. Marcos is tions but campaign Mix said the new test would asked. "This paper supports the concept that a Mediterranean-type Commission he was confident that erected by April 20 for the permit done with the fencing.” up, but Mix said Wednesday that the conduit for tens of thousands of now in Hawaii. ^ checking records to see if contrilm- measure both high and low fre­ Mix said the test information is diet, high In mono-unsaturates, represents a reasonable the tests would show the explosion to be renewed. Mix said the entire quarry Town Attorney Samuel H. Teller dollars from Marcos associates to Panama told the State Department Wednesday that Marcos tions were received from the to be well within the noise safety quency noise from three different needed to make a renewal deci­ alternative to a very low-fat diet for Americans, Grundy said of Reagan, Carter, and Cranston in sion, although he said the current Zoning Agent H. Calvin Hutchin­ should be enclosed because “it is a has concluded that the word would be allowed to enter the country, one source said. Philippines. . standards. Buck criticized areas around the quarry. The “occasional” is specific enough his leseaich, published in today’s New England Journal of 1980, said an aide to Rep. Robert permit may be extended until the son told the commission that safety issue.” Another source said "the negotiations (with Panama) are at a Melissa Montgomery, a ^ k e s - members of the commission for testing was prompted by com­ although the fencing put up so far The commission also decided not and would be upheld if the dispute MwDcine. Torricelli, D-N.J., a member of a very sensitive stage” and had been going on for several days. man for Carter, said the fom er hindering his business during their plaints from nearby residents that results are available. House subcommittee reviewing In addition to excessive noise. "looks like a magnificent job,” it to mandate more stringent noise went to court. U ka oUve oil, peanut oil Is naturaUy high in mono-unsaturates. A third source said the effort to find a new home for Marcos had president was "not aware” of any meeting at Community Hall. the sound from the operation is Buck has operated the quarry for the papers. Buck’s failure to install a fence represents less than half the limits than those outlined by the Sunflower oil and safflower oil could also be processed to be rich been initiated at Marcos’ request. That source said Panama is contributions connected to Mar­ “Everytime we come in here, excessive. amount that has to be installed. state because members said it the past three years, during which AUo listed as intended recipients Buck's annual permit to operate around the entire quarry will In dtOno-unsatUrates, Grundy said. currently the chief posslbiUty. But they cautioned that the move cos, and added, “If (Carter) had it’s something new,” said the “He has a long way to go,” would require too much research. numerous complaints have been were San Francisco Mayor Dianne the quarry expires April 20. and figure in the decision on whether to to Panama could only be temporary and said it was unclear learned of such an offer he would visibly angered quarry owner. Hutchinson said. They said the existing standards made by area residents. Feinstein, California Lt. Gov. Leo have rejected it.” But commission members said commission members said they renew his permit, commission Boston Qlobs editor Janeway resigns McCarthy, and about 10 other state whether Panama was willing to take Marcos permanently or for Feinstein said in a statement, and local Democratic officials in only several weeks. “My records disclose no names or Michael C. Janeway has abruptly ended his tumultuous tenure California who have been vocal evidence of any political contribu­ as editor of The Boston Globe, telling his staffers he had given the critics of Marcos, the aide said tions from the Marcos government Wednesday. the face of it, it’s ludicrous. It’s gain.” Some of the documents, a Dodd hits Job his "very best shot,” and he is confident they wiii make the Filipino investigator told the at any time. Unless concealed newspaper "great.” Campaign contributions from impossible to believe Alan Cran­ under identities unknown to me, I foreigners are illegal. ston would accept it.” panel, provide evidence of kick- Janeway resigned Wednesday after 14 months at the helm of backs to the Marcos government have not received any contribu­ New England’s largest newpaper. William O. Taylor, publisher Reagan, Carter, Cranston, Fein­ The name of the California firm tions from Marcos or any known appeared at the head of a docu­ by foreign corporations. budget and chairman of the board, said executive editor John S. Driscoll stein and McCarthy all denied &880CidtG8> ’ * 2 ment indicating Marcos associates Cranston reported Wednesday will assume Janeway’s duties March 31, but not his title, until a knowing of the planned contribu­ In Sacramento, McCarthy said, tions until this week, when they planned to make campaign contri­ that his office had turned up permanent successor is named. records of $1,000 in contributions “In a search of my Campaign surfaced in one of 2,300 documents butions of $50,000 each to the 1980 records, I can find no evidence of Janeway, 45, was editor of the Atlantic Monthly for 11 years being examined by a House Reagan and Carter campaigns and from two officers of the Mabuhay law plan before joining the Globe in 1978 as editor of iU Sunday magazine. Corp. — Lenelio Malabed and any Marcos-inspired contribution. Foreign Affairs subcommittee. $10,000 to Cranston’s Senate I have never had any contact, He was promoted from managing editor of the Sunday Globe to Congressmen who reviewed the campaign. Romeo Esperanza. Malabed is a direct or indirect, with Marcos or By Chris Rose editor-in-chief on Jan. 1, 1985. document supported their denials. The planned contributions on the San Francisco physician who was a boyhood friend of Marcos. anyone speaking for him.” Scripps League Newspapers “I’m very^confident they had not document could be evidence of "a Speakes and Cranston both ques­ the slightest awareness of the massive plan to influence U.S. "I want to stress,” said Cran­ ston, a long-time critic of Marcos, tioned the authenticity of the WASHINGTON - As Senate Meatpackers block Hormel gates planned contributions,” Rep. Jim politics,” Leach said. document. But Torricelli, who debate heats up on a balanced Leach, R-Iowa, said Wednesday. Solarz told a hearing Wednesday “that I do not know for a fact and I AUSTIN, Minn. — Striking meatpackers today blocked the am not stating that these two reviewed the record, said “there’s budget constitutional amendment. Referring to the Cranston contri­ the documents show “a seemingly no question it is not a phony gates of the Geo. A. Hormel A Co. plant and prevented nonunion persons had any connection with Sen. Chris Dodd, D-Conn., has bution, subcommittee Chairman pervasive pattern of (Marcos) document.” replacement workers from reporting to their jobs in the bitter using public office for private Mabuhay Corp. or the Marcos accused lawmakers of wasting Stephen Solarz, D-N.Y., said: “ On time on such proposals, which he seven-month walkout. calls nothing more than rhetorial Police Chief Don Hoffman said strikers who refused to leave "daydreams.” would be arrested. Addressing the Senate at a "They have blocked the north gate to the plant, ” Hoffman said. Panel fashions budget compromise recent session, Dodd criticized “Hopefully we don’t have to arrest too many people, but attempts to add language to the R j ^ n o y s unfortunately I think that’s what they want.” Constitution which would prohibit Between 150 apd 175 people milled around the main gate of the increase of 2.8 percent. Inflation WASHINGTON (UPI) - The month. for the fiscal year beginning Oct. 1 Congress from spending more Austin flagship plant, keeping replacement workers from Republican-led Senate Budget “It appears to me that they money than it receives. He said the almost acted as if they didn’t is expected to exceed 3 percent. reporting to their jobs at 7 a.m. CST, Hoffman said. To keep the Committee took on President Reagan wanted $320 billion for the health and welfare of Americans company from using other gates to the plant, demonstrators Reagan and won, approving a care,” he said. should take precedence over fiscal But White House spokesman military. parked vehicles in front of them. bipartisan budget that reduces his On taxes, the proposal includes accountability. YveVsoffiedng military buildup and calls for more Larry Speakes said after the vote The proposed amendment “is that the committee “achieves a Reagan’s recommendation for $6 than $18 billion in higher taxes. billion in increased revenue from dangerous and deceptive in its The budget now moves to the desirable goal by means of totally simplicity," Dodd said. “It would Personal income rises In February unacceptable methods.” He called higher user fees for government Senate floor, possibly next week, ) services, stepped up enforcement serve to bind the hands of Congress WASHINGTON — Americans’ personal income rose a healthy and congressional budget leaders the domestic spending cuts “timid to the grave detriment of the and minimal.” of Internal Revenue Service laws 0.6 percent in February while consumer spending was up 0'.3 are confident it will survive there and a continuation of the 16-cent-a- American people.” a n l R A r a t e House Budget Committee Chair­ percent, the government reported today. too, despite bucking the president pack cigarette tax. Dodd blasted the Reagan admin­ ’The Commerce Department said the gain in incomes followed on both taxes and military man William Gray, D-Pa., called istration, a "vociferous suppor­ the Senate committee’s action But it calls for another $12.7 a weak 0.1 percent January rise while the increase in personal spending. billion in additional unspecifed ter” of the amendment, saying the “I predict before we are finished merely "a step.” House Demo­ executive branch would not share consumption spending followed a 0.4 percent decline in January. crats are considering writing a revenues that Domenici said could While both categories showed improvement, they were still well on the floor, we will pass this or come from almost anywhere, equally in the budgeting responsi­ something very much like it,” said budget that would curb defense bility under the proposed law. other banks below the pace set in December. even further, down to $273 billion, except an increase in individual Budget Committee Chairman Pete tax rates. Those decisions would “I, for one, am growing quite The consumer spending increase was basically attributed to a sources said. weary ... of the administration's Domenici, R-N.M. have to be made later. swing in the weather. Unusually mild weather in January had Senate Republican leader Ro­ Opponents on the Senate com­ bumper-sticker mentality in this sent utility bills down. In February, gas and electricity costs mittee complained the bipartisan The budget does not cut Social bert Dole of Kansas said he would Security spending, and allows a particular arena." he said. sprang back to more normal winter levels, which helped to push like to put a little more money into plan raised too much in taxes and "Bumper stickers, ones like spending in the services category up at an annual rate of 116.3 cut too much from defense. cost-of-living raise for recipients e x p e c t y o u military spending and raise a little as wrell as for military and civilian ‘Balance the Budget Now,' may billion last month. less in taxes than the committee But Domenici and leading com­ catch the eye and garner attention mittee Democrat Lawton Clhiles of retirees. It freezes spending for did. most other social programs at the for the driver of the car. but they do The committee voted 13-9 fpr the LARRY SPEAKES Florida, who built the panel’s very little either to explain the A Andrew, Sarah make wedding plans . . . ‘unacceptable methods’ coalition for the budget this week, level of last year’s budget, reject­ package Wednesday — the first ing Reagan’s attempt to scrap underlying causes or to help bipartisan budget to come out of said the plan reflected constructively to achieve a solu­ LONDON — Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson, their inflation. Overall, it reduces the compromise, about three dozen programs. towaitfis:: the panel in the Reagan years — If Congress and the administra­ tion.” he said. engagement finally official, today faced the mammoth task of with six Democrats joining seven current $182 billion deficit to $144 “It’s not a budget I would have Dodd said liberal and conserva­ planning a royal wedding. billion, as required by the Gramm- produced or that Pete would have tion cannot agree on a budget, the Republicans in approving the Gramm-Rudman balanced budget tive economists agree that rigid Now you can gpt hig^ IRA rates The couple still must decide a date and a place, but indications Rudman balanced budget law produced for himself,” Chiles said. enforcement of a balanced-budget spending plan. law's automatic spending cuts were the wedding would take place in the summer at passed late last year. “But it’s a budget we knew we had policy could destabilize the econ­ without having to fight the April rush. The budget allocates $295 billion would take effect this fall to bring Westminster Abbey. Domenici maintain^ the White to produce together.” omy during “hard times.” for the military in fiscal 1987 — $25 the current $182 billion deficit Until now, if you wanted to get the highest IRA rates, you Buckingham Palace announced Wednesday that Andrew, 26, billion less than Reagan wanted House had been silent since the The $295 billion military alloca­ “In a period of recession, when R second son of Queen Elizabeth II, and Sarah, a red-haired, committee rejected Reagan’s orig­ tion in the Domenici-Chiles budget down to $144 billion, but that part of tax revenues are low and a usually had to wait until April 15... along with everyone else. and not enough to offset the the law faces a court challenge. freckle-faced commoner, were engaged to be married. The projected rise in costs due to inal budget proposal earlier this for fiscal 1987 represents an budgetary deficit appears likely, Well, CBT has a new plan that lets you get a high rate now and announcement ended weeks of speculation over what was called this amendment would demand that we either reduce expenditures avoid the April rush later. the “world’s worst kept secret.” Money Market IRA The wedding was expected to generate a souvenir and tourist ~ or raise taxes," said Dodd. "But of Open an IRA now and earn . industry of its own, but nothing on the scale of the “ wedding of the those alternatives would further Annuti/ Vifid fmcresi Rule cehtary” in 1981, when Prince Charles married Lady Diana NASA official looks to quell rumors . reduce economic activity and 12'lfithrou^ April 15. Spencer. ^ ;thereby destabilize the economy.” A 1979 study conducted by the If you open a Money Market WASHINGTON (AP) - The The same finding, according to them for a launch of the shuttle. I and noon the following day. 12.0 0 % 11.39% sources, was made by the would feel that I was way out of my In addition. Rep. Eldward J . Council of Economic Ad visors say s IRA now, we’ll give you a guaran­ telephone logs of acting adminis­ if the federal budget had been Four blacks killed near townships trator William Graham and other commission. depth in trying to do that.” Markeyyt)-Mass., released copies teed yield of 12% through April 15. Since the accident, there has The allegations also were de­ of NASA-provided telephone and balanced during the 1974-75 reces­ W hich means you get the highest IRA rate starting right away. JOHANNESBURG, South Africa — Police said today four NASA officials have been turned sion, the Gross National Product in over to presidential investigators, been a persistent undercurrent of nounced by White House spokes­ meeting logs for Graham from blacks were stabbed, stoned and burned to death near speculation that the space agency man Larry Speakes. Jan. 15 to Jan. 30. Those logs 1975 would have been reduced by 12 Transfer intoalong-term IRA with one simple i^MMie call. Johannesburg and Cape Town, and eight people were injured as who “are anxious to lay to rest” percent rather than 2.5 percent. In reports that the White House was pressured by the White House Administration and congres­ showed four contacts between political violence raged in the country’s strife-tom ghettos. to proceed with the launch despite sional sources, who declined to be Graham and White House aides addition, unemployment would Once you’ve opened your Money Market IRA , you can take pressured the space agency to have reached 12 percent rather The latest deaths raised to 37 the number of people killed in one launch Challenger on Jan. 28. unusually cold weather at the named, said the National Aeronau­ before the launch on Jan. 28. your time to look for the best long-term rates. Then, with a sim­ of the bloodiest weeks this year of anti-govemment violence, launch site in Florida. tics and Space Administration has A source close to the presidential than 8.5 percent. The telephone records also have A similar study released by the ple phone call to 1-800-CBTIRAS or your nearest CBT office, intertribal battles and gold mine riots. been' furnished to some members One version has aides to Presi­ provided to Sen. Ernest HoIUngs, investigating commission said; In the Pretoria ghetto of Mamelodi, hundreds of police and D-S.C., and other Democrats on “The commission has made no American Federation of State, you can transfer your money into any of CBTs long-term certifi­ of Congress who requested them, dent Reagan pushing for launch County and Municipal Employees soldiers patrolled the streets today as a three-day strike in congressional and administration because he had a paragraph the Senate Commerce Committee request for phone logs. But NASA cates or other investment options. \bu don’t even have to set foot protest of an alleged police shooting Sunday ended. a computer printout of all outgoing is providing as a courtesy a copy of outlined the effect a balanced sources said Wednesday. devoted to the Challenger flight in budget would have had on last in the bank. At Barbeton, near Johannesburg, a youth was wounded by NASA Assistant Administrator his State of the Union speech telephone calls from Kennedy all materials provided to Con­ Space Center between noon Jan. 27 gress. including phone logs.” year's economy. IRA specialists vdio can really help. ofRcers who fired pistols to disperse a crowd that burned a black John F. Murphy wrote to one scheduled the evening of Jan. 28. According to that study, the policeman's home. congressman, in thqonly exchange President Reagan said in 'a : number of unemployed would have If youd like to talk with someone about choosing an IRA, A spokesman for the Anglo-American Corp. said a black miner COME AND WORSHIP GOD made public, "There is no record March 13 interview with the • increased by nearly five million CBT has IRA specialists who can really help when it comes to was killed late Wednesday in an intertribal battle fought with of the White House playing any role Baltimore Sun; “We have never DURING HOLY WEEK and the GNP would have declined sticks and homemade metal weapons. The battle was the fourth in the launch of the Challenger.” from here suggested or pushed $700 billion. Local property and making the right decisions. 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March »■ l»a6 OPINION Judge Brodigan says ouster was show of political clout

Budget input By Judd Everhart in October by Democratic Gov. removal of a Superior Court judge. J a c k The Auocloted Press William A. O’Neill, pending confir­ AkGTWe/l 5 mation by the Legislature. <‘WE ARE ABOUT to vote based Anderson HARTFORD - Superior Court Sen. Richard B. Johnston, R- on hearsay and innuendo,” DiBelia needed from Judge George D. Brodigan sayshis Wethersfield. co-chairman of the said. “ It’s a kangaroo court. SAMDINISTAS PAY/ ouster from the bench was nothing Judiciary Committee, said the Fairness and equity have not been more than politics. committee’s recommendation had served. “ This was a partisan endeavor nothing to do with politics. “ We have a process that has no both parties almost from the outset and I just “ This is no witch hunt,” he said. standards,” he said, and “ that’s seem to be the victim of the “ There has only been a fair, sad.” majority party in the General thoughtful and conscientious in­ The two Democrats voting to quiry by the Legislature. We have reject Brodigan were Anthony V. Manchester Republicans often expend lawsuits Assembly trying to show its political clout,” the West Hartford been careful to sort fact from Avallone and Steven B. Casey. considerable time and effort criticizing the Democrat said after the fiction, rumor from truth.” In a statement released by his fiscal faults of their Democratic Republican-controlled Senate In addition to what Johnston office, O’Neill said; “ There was counterparts, who have set municipal policy used to stifle v o t^ 24-10 against him called Brodigan’s “lobbying” nothing in Judge Brodigan’s re­ for well over a decade at this point and will The vote came after a 90-minute through the letter-writing, the cord forwarded to me by the chief continue to do so until at least the winter of debate on the jurist’s qualifica­ senator said the Judge had shown a court administrator or the Judicial certain “ unsoundness in the basics 1987. tions. Brodigan had been recom­ Review Council that led me to citizens’ rights mended for rejection last week by of the law.” believe Judge Brodigan was doing During the 1985 town election campaign, the General Assembly’s Judiciary He also saidfirodigan’s recollec­ anything but a good job. F

Gladys Gidrites. Etthsr Matchott, The John F. Tierney Funeral Home Is in charge of arrange­ worked for town ments, which are incomplete. Esther Matchett, 67, of 255 N. Francis’ return gives Main St., died Wednesday at her home. She was born in Manchester Alice J. Ruffo Aug. 10, 1918, and had been a Alice J. (Small) Ruffo, 85, of 72 lifelong resident. Pascal Lane, died Wednesday at Before she retired in 1980, she Manchester Memorial Hospital. worked for the town of Manchester She was the widow of George T. Whaie an advantage as the assistant town clerk. She'd Ruffo. worked in the Town Clerk’s office Born in Maine, 'she lived In for 32 years. Boston and Rhode Island before Francis, who fractured his ankle shots, agreed that the key to the She was a member of St. M ary’s Combined Wire Services moving to Manchester 11 years on Jan. 18 against Quebec, scored Whalers’ victory was the power- Episcopal Church and the Man­ ago. the game-winner at 12:18 of the play goals by Evason and Babych. chester Senior Citizens’ Center. ST. LOUIS - Hartford Whalers Besides her husband, she is captain Rpn Francis, back in final period to give Hartford its “We started playing better, She is survived by two sisters, survived by a daughter, Claire skating better, passing better Ruth M. Matchett of Manchester, action after missing 27 games with first lead in the game, a 3-2 Ostrander of Louisville, Ky.; five a fractured ankle, says he’s ready advantage that they never gave (after the goals,” Liut said. and Mrs. Lewis (Irene) Brown of^ grandchildren; and nine great­ “ That’s the type of effort we’re Andover; one brother, John M. for what promises to be a tough up. grandchildren. going to need every night down the Matchett of Manchester; and stretch run for the final playoff Charlie Bourgeois and Kevin The funeral will be private. stretch.” several nieces and nephews. spot in the NH L’s Adams Division. LaVallee scored in the first period There are no calling hours. Tier­ "Naturally it feels good to be out to give St. Louis a 2-0 lead. But the The Blues led 2-0 lead when the The funeral will be Saturday at 2 ney Funeral Home, 219 W. Center Whalers’ Stewart Gavin went off p.m. at the Watkins Funeral there and contributing,” Francis Whalers scored the next five times Esther Matchett St., is in charge of arrangements. said after he scored the game­ on goals by Dean Evason, Dave for five minutes for a high-sticking Home. 142 E. Center St. Burial will Memorial donations may be penalty midway through the se­ be in the East Cemetery. Calling winning goal and picked up two Babych, Francis. Stewart Gavin made to a charity of the donor’s cond period. St. Louis went score­ hours are Friday from 7 to 9 p.m. assists to lead the Whalers to a 5-2 and Doug Jarvis. David Seldner choice. victory over the St. Louis Blues Evason’s power-play goal with less and Hartford rebounded with David Seidner, 74, of 142 Grissom Wednesday night. 18 seconds remaining in the second three power-play goals. Mary Holbrook Road, died Wednesday at Man­ Joseph Snider "This is a big win for our period cut the Blues lead to 2-1. Liut blanked his former team­ mates during the five-minute Mary (Parrish) Holbrook, 81, of chester Memorial Hospital. He Joseph Snider, 85, formerly of confidence going down the Hartford enjoyed a two-man ad­ Meadows Convalescent Home, was the husband of Miriam stretch,” the Hartford center said vantage when Evason scored on a short-hand situation. Sharon, Mass., died Wednesday at “ What can you say about Mike?” died Wednesday at the Meadows. Seidner. Manchester Memorial Hospital. of his team’s seventh triumph in its 10-foot slapshot past Blues goalie Htrald photo by Bathiw asked Hartford’s Dave Babych. She was born March 7, 1905, she He was born in Warsaw. Poland, He was the husband of the late last nine games. “ Personally, I Greg Millen. Babych then scored a “ He picked us up.” had lived in Colchester before on May 20, 1911, and lived in Gerturde (Denenberg) Snider. He know it helped my confidence. I power-play goal early in the third has been teaching at MHS for the past “ The five-minute penalty was Jackie Christie, a student teacher from moving to Manchester 10 years Brooklyn. N.Y. most of his life. He lived in a Manchester nursing know I ’m ready.” period to tie the game. the turning point,” Liut said. Norfolk State University in Virginia, eight weeks under the Student Teach­ ago. She had worked as a private lived in Manchester for the past home for the last five years. With 72 points, the Whalers are "W e got the two power-play "Sometimes, teams get too me­ ing Employment Program, which brings duty nurse before she retired. nine months. He was a member of He is survived by two sons, two points behind the Sabres, who goals to give us a boost,” Francis shows students in a business education thodical in that situation. If you minority teachers to predominantly She is survived by two grand­ the Workmen’s Circle, a fraternal Henry Snider of Amston and Barry defeated the Vancouver Canucks said. "A fter we scored to tie it, we ciass at Manchester High School this daughters. Rosanna Chapman and organization. Before he retired, he 4-3 Wednesday night, and the had a feeling." don’t score in the first 90 seconds of white towns in the Hartford area. Snider of Tucson, Ariz.; two the penalty, the fans tend to get on morning how to write a check. Christie Kathleen Coulombe, both of Man­ worked in the garment industry. brothers, Louis Snider of Holliston, Boston Bruins, who were idle. After Francis tallied, Hartford you.” chester; and two sisters. Besides his wife, he is survived Mass., and Abrahan Snider in The Whalers play six of their put the game out of reach on the U P I p h o to Graveside funeral will be Satur­ by a daughter and son-in-law, Florida: and four sisters, Ada final eight games at the Hartford goals by Gavin and Jarvis, the Said St. Louis coach Jacques day at 11 a.m. at the Jordan .Joyce and Edward Epstein of Block. Rose Freedman. Sarah Civic Center, beginning this wee­ latter an empty-net goal with 36 Whalers’ goalie Mike Liut (1) and geois’ first-period power play goal. Demers; "We had three excellent Cemetery, Waterford. There are Manchester: a son, Leonard Smith, and Alice Richards, all in kend, when they host the Los seconds left on the clock. Hartford came back to win, 5-2, in St. Hartford goalie Mike Liut, who chances to score there in the Color disappears in classes no calling hours. Seidner stationed in the U.S. Air Florida: and six grandchildren. defenseman Scot Kleinendorst (18) are Angeles Kings Saturday night and earned his first win over his former five-minute penalty and we came Memorial donations may be Force in New Jersey; a sister, The funeiral will be today at 2 helpless as Blues’* Charles Bourgeois Louis. the rival Bruins in a Sunday Evelyn Sternlieb of North Miami, Blues teammates by stopping 31 away empty.” made to the American Heart p.m. at Schlossberg-Goldman- (left) and Dave Barr celebrate Bour­ afternoon matinee. Assocation. Fla.; two granddaughters; and Fisher Memorial Chapel. 174 STEP brings Virginia students to town John F. Tierney Funeral Home, several nieces and nephews. Ferry St., Malden, Mass. Burial 219 W. Center St., is in charge of A memorial service will be held will be at Liberty Progressive NHL roundup arrangements. at Parkside Chapel. 2576 Flatbush Cemetery, Everett, Mass. A mem­ CantiBued from page 1 University, who taught business cultural education at MHS, who ' Ave., Brooklyn, N.Y., at 1:30 p.m. NCAA Tournament roundup subjects at South Windsor High, helped bring the students to orial observance will be at the Friday. Burial will be in Wellwood home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry was concerned that there were few said she is hoping to get a job i n t he Connecticut and organized social Marion E. Clay Cemetery, Long Island. N.Y. minority teachers in Connecticut area. She said that although activities for them, said he had Snider. 50 Brennan Road, Amston, Marion E. Clay, 80. of the Memorial week will be observed at Sunday through Wednesday schools. teaching in South Windsor was "a seen growth and self-confidence in the home of his daughter, Joyce Masonic Home & Hospital. Wal­ evening. Penguins pass Rangers The purpose of the program is to change from an inner city school, it the student teachers in the eight Louisville meets Tar Heels lingford. died Wednesday at the Epstein. 142 Grissom Road. provide the student teachers with a was fine." weeks they have been in the state. Donations may be made to the learning experience, she said. The Masonic Home. She was the Christie, who is from Boston. Joyce suggested that communi­ mother of Raymond Clay of Manchester Memorial Hospital, Lillian Mutrie By Lisa Harris students are considered viable three assists to down Toronto. Mass., said she is now torn ties that want to attract minority Manchester. Cardiac Care Unit, 71 Haynes St. Lillian (Mahoney) Mutrie, 83, United Press International Lemieux will receive no argu­ candidates for teaching positions Hunter and Goulet have 15 points in between teaching in the South and teachers do better follow-ups on She also is survived by a formerly of Branford Street, died in West Region semifinals ment about his passing from New in area schools, she said. the North. But if offered a job in the students when they leave the Wednesday at a local convalescent their last two games. The Nor- All the student teachers had daughter, Mrs. Clarence (Irene) Viola Newmaiker The only rap left on Mario Jersey defenseman Dave Lewis, this area, she said she would area. home. She was the widow of Henry diques widened their first-place interviews with school personnel Norton of Glastonbury. Viola (LaVallee) Newmarker, Lemieux this season — a tiny one who was on the ice for three of the seriously consider it. lead in the Adams Division to four from the 12 participating towns Frank Smith, a leader in the The funeral and burial in Hillside 79, widow of Albert R. Newmarker Mutrie. By Ken Rappoport “ Their injuries have healed have beaten us this year have at that — was actually a sign of a four goals set up by Lemieux. Born in Barre, Vt.. she lived in points over Montreal. during a job fair at Illing last At least two students who black community in Manchester Cemetery. Eastford, will be pri­ of Vernon, died Wednesday at The Associated Press and believe me they are as good outrun us. Auburn scares me.” great player. Lemieux asssited on both goals by Manchester for many years. She Friday. Some have already been participated in the STEP program and an alumnus of Hampton vate. The B.C. Bailey Funeral Rockville General Hosptial. She as anybody in the country,” he Auburn Coach Sonny Smith The NHL’s second . leading his left winger Terry Ruskowski, Jets 6, Canadians 4 called back for second interviews, are teaching in area schools. Joyce University, suggested that alumni Home, 273 S.EIm St., Wallingford, was the sister of Oliver LaVallee of was a registered nurse, working at The Louisville basketball said. acknowledged that the muscu­ scorer, it seemed, had a tendency one by his new right winger Ron At Winnipeg, Manitoba, Brian Joyce said. said. organizations work to bring black has charge of arrangements. Manchester Memorial Hospital team hasn’t had many soft lar Tigers will run-and-gun to get up for the really big teams; Duguay, and one of two goals by Mullen scored his first career hat Manchester. The Cardinals, 28-7, who won Anita Spady of Norfolk State Lou Irvin, director of multi­ teachers to the state. Memorial donations may be sent She also is survived by a son, and Cheney Bros. touches this season — and the against Nevada-Las Vegas. the Edmontons, Montreals, Qu- defenseman Norm Schmidt. trick to key the Jets’ five-goal rally She was a former member of the the national championship in ebecs. If the Pittsburgh Penguins’ to the Masonic Charity Founda­ Donald R. Newmarker of Vernon, Cardinals like it that way. “ We’ve run against everyb­ "Ruskowski is the pest in the and send Montreal to its fourth Ladies of Columbus. 1980, go into tonight's game center and savior had a bad game, tion. P.O. Box 70, Wallingford, a daughter. Nancy A. Hutchison of ody and the only time we don't corner and in front, Lemieux sets straight defeat. She is survived by a son. Henry "The only way you find out against North Carolina, 28-5, it would come against New Jersey 06492. East Hartford; eight grandchild­ run is when we don’t have the him up so well, he has tap-in goals, Mutrie of Cape Neddick, Maine; how to beat the top teams is to with 13 straight victories. or Detroit. Flamas 6, North Stars 5 ren. and six great-grandchildren. ball,” Smithsaid. "W ejusthope Lewis said. “ Adding Duguay to Galvin vows .to fight dismissai six grandchildren; and four great­ play them ," Coach Denny Cnim Well, when Pittsburgh’s biggest that line is going to really help At Calgary. Alberta. Scott Bjug- Kenneth G. Lawson The funeral will be private. said as he prepared his team for Louisville guard Jeff Hall we don’t run all the way to the grandchildren. said the key for the Cardinals game of the year came along them. With Duguay’s speed, they stad registered a hat trick and Kenneth G. Lawson, 57, of 18 Burial will be in Grove Hill tonight’s NCAA West Regionals airport.” tions of misconduct against Gal­ bring in a puppy and there were The funeral will be Saturday at against the Tar Heels was to go Wednesday night, it happened to could take off.” goalie Don Beaupre won his 14th CoBtlBoed from page 1 Sterling Place, died Wednesday at Cemetery. Rockville. There are no semifinal at Houston against vin, issued a report critical of her accidents — urinating and defecat­ St. James Church at 9 a.m., at 6-foot-ll center Brad The Omni isn’t Georgia be in New Jersey and Lemieux set The line only has eight games straight game to draw Minnesota Hartford Hospital. He was the calling hours. North Carolina. " I f you play performance. ing. but I always cleaned it up. Did followed by burial in St. James Daugherty. Tech’s home court — the Yellow up four goals in the Penguins’ 7-3 left to do it in while the Rangers within one point of idle Norris reinstatement and monetary husband of Jeanne (Madsen) The White-Gibson-Small Fun­ patsies, you don't know.” they lap blood? No. Did they eat Cemetery. There are no calling Jackets normally play on cam­ victory. have nine remaining. Division leader Chicago. The vic­ damages. The investigative panel of out-of- eral Home. 65 Elm St., Rockville, "W e hope to get him in foul muscle tissue? No. Muscle tissue Lawson. hours. The John F. Tierney Fun­ In the opening game at the pus at the 8,000-seat Alexander After a seven-game winless "We can’t get too excited over tory was Minnesota’s first ever at "What happened today was a state forensic experts said Tues­ He was born in New York City. has charge of arrangements. trouble b^ause the guys who doesn't end up on the floor.” eral Home. 219 W. Center St., is in Houston Summit tonight Au­ Memorial Coliseum in Atlanta streak (0-6-1), the Penguins en­ this, but we had to do this,” the Saddledome. travesty." Koskoff said. “ She was. day that Galvin was a competent replace him aren't as good." April 6, 1928, and had been a charge of arrangements. burn faces Nevada-Las'Vegas. — but Coach Bobby Cremins tered the game against the Devils Ruskowski said. “ Mario was mov­ railroaded out of her office and forensic pathologist but a poor Carver, 34. said late Wednesday said Hall. Sabres 4, Canucks 3 resident of Manchester 35 years. Charies GIdrites Memorial donations may be At the Omni in Atlanta says his team still has the one point behind the idle New York ing tonight and so was I.” we're going to fight it legally." administrator. night that he had been asked to Thompson said the Tar Heels He owned and operated Ken's Charles Gidrites, 75. of 89 made to the Alzheimer's Disease tonight, third-ranked Kentucky home-court edge. “ We won’t Rangers in the race for the final Elsewhere. Quebec topped To­ At Vancouver. British Columbia, Koskoff said Galvin could only "accept a deep responsibility and 1 "have Mg guys with a lot of The panel termed the presence Korner in East Hartford. He had Foundation, care of the Visiting have to travel and we should Patrick Division playoff spot. ronto 5-2, Winnipeg defeatMl Mont­ Paul Cyr and Mikael Andersson be "removed for a cause and there hope I am up to it." Frances Drive, died Tuesday in 31-3, will meet Alabama, 24-8, in of dogs in the autopsy room formerly owned the Finest Flea Nurses Association. 397 Porter St., weight but we have quicker have good fan support." Crem­ “ I agree with that,” Lemieux scored 3:18 apart early in the third has to be a hearing, notice and Pompano Beach, Fla., while on the , opener of the Southeast real 6-4, Hartford rallied past St. "unacceptable,” It didn't address Carver, a graduate of Brown Market in East Hartford. He had players.” ins said. period to rally Buffalo. Cyr lifted cross-examination,” even though vacation. He is the husband of Manchester. Regionals, before Georgia said of his tendency to let down a Louis 5-2, Minnesota edged Cal­ allegations that the dogs ate University in Rhode Island and the been active in Manchester softball Daugherty said the Tar Heels the Sabres into a 2-2 tie at 2:14 and her five-year term had expired. Tech, 27-6, takes on Louisiana bit against the Devils. “ I don’t gary 6-5 and Buffalo got by human tissue, lapped up blood University of Chicago, has been organizations many years. were enjoying the role of The Yellow Jackets are big Andersson followed with his first “ Naturally I'm not happy and 1 State, 24-lL in the nightcap. think I played that well tonight, but Vancouver 4-3. from the autopsy floor, and uri­ Galvin's deputy for three years. He Besides his wife, he is survived lurking in ambush back in the favorites to turn back LSU. I was passing well and the guys put NHL goal. Buffalo moved into a don't think this is right,” Galvin The seventh-ranked Cardi­ Nordiqties 5, Leafs 2 nated and defecated on t he floor — said he had a lot of research to do by his mother, Ruth (Moore) Man faces arson charge pack. Kentucky is only a slim favorite it in the net for me. If we had not third-place tie with idle Boston in said. nals, generally acknowledged charges denied by Galvin before he made any changes in the Lawson of New York City; four "It's been more fun being the over Alabama, despite the fact won this game, I wouldn’t know At Quebec. Dale Hunter scored the Adpms Division, two points She has been on a forced to play one of the toughest office. sons, Lawrence Lawson of East WEST SPRING FIELD . Mass. of the rear wall, blew out a number hunter rather than the huntee." the Wildcats have beaten the what to think.” two goals and Michel Goulet added ahead of last-place Hartford. vacation since allegations against "The dogs have not been chew­ (AP) — Police arrested a West of window sections and damaged schedules in the nation, will feel said Daugherty. “ We know Crimson Tide three times this Carver sqid he got along well Hartford, Robert K. Whittemore, her surfaced two weeks ago. ing on things..or licking things- Springfield man and charged him scores of seats at the top of a right at home against No. 8 Louisville has a great team. But season and have won 75 of the with Galvin and "no right thinking Barry E. Whittemore and Brad A. Galvin's ouster came one day ...that just isn't right," Galvin said with arson within hours following a section inside the building, lie said. North Carolina. we’ll be relaxed going into the 100 games between the two human being would not be sad­ Whittemore. all of Manchester; after a special investigative panel, Wednesday. “ There have been fire that caused $50,000 in damage The fire was started in a pile of Crum said the Tar Heels, who gam e." schools. dened by the whole affair." three daughters, Brenda Whitte­ convened to investigate allega­ occasional instances when 1 did to the 69-year-old coliseum at the lumber s ta c k s behind the coli­ suffered some key injuries Nevada-Las Vegas Coach more of Somers, Linda Lawson Of "I'd rather be the one 3-0 Manchester and Lynn Lawson of Eastern States Exposition. seum by workmen remodeling the during the season, are returning Jerry Tarkanian said the Run- Celtics extend record going in than the one who's 0-3," Brian DeChainne, 26, was ar­ building. to the form that made them the nin’ Rebels had a lot of respMt Queens, N.Y.; and three sisters, Kentucky Coach Eddie Sutton rested in the 2:56 a.m. fire which A sprinkler was set off by the No. 1 team for most of the for Auburn because “ they like Eddy looking to unseat incumbent Laura Corrigan and Dianne Black, said. both of New York City. N.Y., and firefighters brought under control flames, but " if the fire had been season. to run like we do. The teams who Bv United Press International Carol Nick of Hauppauge, N.Y. within a half-hour. No one was spotted 20 minutes later, the J D'Amore Jr., claim Dodd has' Contlnned from page I is the clear favorite to win in The funeral will i x Saturday at injured. building would have been gone,” BOSTON — The Boston Celtics November. He's seeking his se­ paid more attention to foreign 11 a m. at the Holmes Funeral Deputy Fire Chief John Mulcahy Mulcahy said. did not want the Indiana Pacers to man.” the 41-year-old senator cond term, having been elected in affairs than the state pf Home. 400 Main St., with burial in said Patrolman Charles Harlow build up any hopes of gaining said. 1980 after three terms in the U S. Connecticut. Center Cemetery. Coventry. Cal­ spotted the fire at the rear of the The discovery of insulin for the ground in a tight Eastern Confer­ "L et us sound the clarion call House from Connecticut's 2nd ling hours are Friday from 2 to 4 building while patrolling the area. treatment of diabetes was an­ Who's going to win it? ence playoff chase, and in fact, Dodd has already raised more and rebel against mediocrity. Let District. and 7 to 9 p.m. The fire roared through a portion nounced in 1922. they did not even give the Pacers a us set our sights high." than $1 million for the campaign. chance. Eddy, a former state senatorand Eddy began raising money in Later today. Republican Roger now a member of the Republican The NCAA Tournament is down to the ‘Sweet Robert Parish led the way with a W. Eddy was to formally announce January when he formed a campi- 16’ with nary a Big East club among the select season-high 28 points and a game- National committee, acknowl­ , agn committee. He says he's his challenge to Dodd at the edges that his is an uphill battle at group. The Big East proved to be the Big Least high 17 rebounds Wednesday night Polls h-A m eri c a n hall in confident money won't be a major this time around. It was a sharp contrast to a year as the Celtics rolled to a club- best. problem. Both men say the cam­ FTNER’S Newington. # LET v n HELP ago when three of the Final Four were from the Thoushts record 22nd straight home tri­ Dodd, a strong vote-getter and Connecticut Republicans, par­ paign could cost each of them more still youthful Big East Conference. umph, with a 127-108 decision over son of the late Sen. Thomas Dodd. ticularly state Chairman Thomas than $2 million. Now that we do not have a local favorite to A p L E N ty the Pacers. YOU PUT A LITTLE follow, who is going to win the whole shehang? “ Indiana is a possible playoff Good question, glad I asked. Len Auster. Sports Editor team and we didn’t want to give In the East Region, there are three suprise them any confidence," Parish ■_ SPRII4G IN THE AIR entries — Navy. Cleveland State and DePaul — said. A TIME TO SHARE and one old reliable — Duke. The Blue Devils, the l^lH The victory was Boston’s sixth in No. 1 ranked team in the country after the regular a row and snapped the previous OUR EAS1rER PLA N TS ARE IN season, have the ingredients to win it. The mark for consecutive home wins, situation is the same for DePaul. a fact the Blue Crimson Tide one more time. And Georgia Tech, established during the 1980-81 Demons are only now discovering. Coach Joey with Mark Price in control in the backcourt. will season -T U WE HAVE A WIDE SELECTION OF Meyer's club has all the tools to go all the way. subdue LSU now that the Bengal Tigers are no “ The home streak is a matter of QUALITY PL ANTS BROUGHT IN TO US Just in the past DePaul never played like its longer the beneficiaries of the homecourt in pride," said Parish, who con­ talent level should. DePaul will not win it all; it is Baton Rouge. La. nected on 12of 17from the floor and ^ b y t h e AR EAS LEADING GROWERS. not going to get past Duke in the East Region The final will see Georgia Tech narrowly canned 4 of 4 free throws. semifinal, but at least the doubters won't be able buzzing past Kentucky to earn the third bid to “ I wasn’t aware of the streak," to snicker at the Blue Demons this year. Dallas. he continued. "The main thing is to BURPEE SEEDS flgniOUR EVERYDAY Look for Duke to torpedo Navy, a narrow The final region, the West, could produce the . play hard and be consistent every winner over Cleveland State in the other national champion. Auburn and UNLV will battle night.” SALE PRICES semifinal, to earn the trip to Dallas. it out in one region semifinal with North Carolina Indiana, which saw its three- 4 0 % PRICES \s£. ll 5.000 Sq. Ft. — • 7.95 The Midwest Region has a clear-cut pick in and Louisville in the other. game win streak snapped, dropped U P t p h o to WIDE ASSORTMENT OF 10,000 Sq. Ft. — *14.95 Kansas. The Jayhawks maybe have tte best Either the Tar Heels or Cardinals could be the to one game behind idle Cleveland ll in the race for the final playoff FLOWERS AND VEGETABLES all-around player in the country in 6-11 national champs. Each has a brilliant coach. Celtics' Robert Parish drives in for a iayup past Indiana's To share with those less fortunate is Christ-like. Please- 15,000 Sq. Ft. — *21.95 sophomore Danny Manning. Manning, only now. Denny Crum at Louisville and Dean Smith at berth, and a likely first-round is starting to assert himself on the offensive end. North Carolina, and each has won a national matchup with the Celtics. Steve Stipanovich in first period at Boston Garden share a portion of your worldly goods with those who SILK FLOWERS WORLD FAMOUS If anything, Manny was guilty of overpassing in championship in recent time. Louisville is so “ I don’t think we played as well Wednesday. Parish scored a team-high 28 points to pace the pass. He is one of Kansas'best shooters. North young with 6-11 freshman Pervis Ellison in the tonight, especially certain people, Ceits to a club-record 22nd straight home win. said Pacers’ coach George Irvine. I^ ^ W ID E ASSORTMENT OF SPRING a n n a l e e d o l l s Carolina State should get past scrappy Iowa State middle. need you: the poor & the sick, the hungry & the home­ in the other half of the Midwest Region, and the But there’s something about Louisville that "But you have to give Boston BBMfc EVERY DAY FLOWERS. WE 2 0 W final here should be exciting, but look for Kansas strikes a nerve ending and says “ bet on them ." If credit, they are very tough to the first quarter, scoring 12 points the way to the largest lead of the less, the young and the not-so-young. Send your gift to: ALSO HAVE PLASTIC FLOWERS. to make it to Dallas, too. the Cardinals do not win the championship this play” and grabbing 7 rebounds as the night. 94-74. late in the third The Southeast Region is turning out to be a year, and with 7-1 Felton Spencer, one of the Parish controlled the inside Boston held a 33-26 lead after one. quarter. Southeastern Cknaference reunion with three of nation’s top recruits coming on board in '86-87, game early. Pacers’ starting cen­ Kevin McHale, who finished with N O W O P E N DAYS A WEEK SUNDAY 10-4 the four teams — Kentucky, Alabama and LSU — they will certainly be a very, very strong ter Steve Stipanovich, who went 24 points, scored 4 during an 11-2 “ We want to keep the momen­ 7 / ^ from the SEC. The Atlantic Coast Conference's contender a year from now. scoreless in the ganne, could not run midway through the second tum going into the playoffs," said Archbisliop’s Annual Appeal Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets are the lone Don’t ask why — there is no sound explanation control the six-time All Star center quarter that pushed the Celtics in reserve guard Jerry Sichting. "If ± exception. — but the choice here is Louisville. and was benched early in the front, 56-37. you’re playing a team you might 134 Farmington Ave. VITTNER’S GARDEN CENTER, IN C .9 Kentucky has beaten Alabama three times Which team do you think is going to go all the second quarter after committing Boston led at intermission, 66-55, face in the playoffs, you want to already. Look for the Wildcats to beat up on the way? his fourth foul. and broke the g a m e open w ith a M send them a message that they Hartford, CT. 06106 VbROUTE 83 • MANCHESTER VERNON TOWN LINE • 649<2823^ Parish dominated the boards in surge e a rly in the second half on can’t come in here and beat us.” EXIT 63 OFF 1-88 TAKE 83 NORTH MANCHESTER HERALD, Thuredav. March 20. 1916 - U H - MANCHESTER HERALD, Thuradav. March 20, 1M6 Rozelle says players’ union stance Is not enough , w b a i^ n d u p

Players who test positive in the preseason would be who test positive tor illegal drug use during urinalysis Donlan said the union has no business trying to dictate Bv Will Dunham penalties for drug use. treated at an independent medical facility selected by Unittd Press International conduct^ during the league's annual preseason the union and would have to submit to spot-check Clippers derail the Lakers physicals. But the plan did not include random, "I don't think the players have any right to’ determine what the penalties will be. That comes ^ urinalysis supervised at the facility, Upshaw said. WASHINGTON — NFL commissioner Pete Roselle mandatory drag testing for all players, as Rozelle is under the comfnissioner’s purview.” Donlan said. "I If a player tested positive twice, he would be fiiiM with tremendous confidence. Ev­ Magic Johnson 18 for the Lakers. and Julius Erving scored 29 points hs&branded ineffective the players union’s new drag demanding. an amount equal to one game check ( th of his By Gerry Monlgon think they are getting into any area where they do not 116 The Clippers tied the score each to lift the 76ers. Chicago, proposal, which features limited random drug testing The NFLPA’s plan also represented the first time annual salary) — an average of about $ , , Upshaw United Press International erything we put up Inside, he put in belong and they are not getting into an area where 18 000 116-110 with 1:40 left when Ben­ aqd lifetime suspensions for three-time drag the union has accepted a program of fines and our faces.” which fell 1>A games behind they do belong.” said. The Clippers, 26-44, will need jamin hit 2 free throws. Rory White Cleveland in the fight for the last offenders. suspensions for players who are repeat users of illegal The Los Angeles Clippers, who Upshaw said the new drag plan was not a response then connected on 2 foul shots playoff spot in the Eastern Confer­ drugs. If a player tested positive three times, he would be need a hercnilean effort to make the help to make the playoffs, but this *T do not feel that the proposals which were to Rozelle's statements at a league owners’ meeting in victory certainly will help their before Johnson tied it for the ence, received 20 points from permanently banished from the league. However, ^ playoffs, produced one Wednesday announced today will solve the problem,' ‘ Rozelle said "The NFL players have recognized the fact that we California last week where Rozelle said he would confidence. Sacramento has the Lakers with a layup. Benjamin George Gervin. suspension could be reviewed one year later by a joint night against the Lakers. Wednesday in a statement reieased from his New have a responsibility not only to football, but to impose a policy of random drag testing whether the eighth-best record in the Western was fouled, with 48 seconds to go commitee of union, management an4 physicians, Trailing by 14 points entering the Spurs 115, Hswks 112 York office several hours after the union's package society,” Upshaw said. union endorses it or not. fourth quarter, the Clippers rallied Conference with a 31-39 record. and connected on 2 foul shots. wap revealed. ‘T hope that the Players Association Upshaw said the NFLPA's executive committee "We don't feel Rozelle has the jurisdiction to change according to the proposal. “ The Lakers have always terro­ James Worthy’s layup tied the At Son 6ntnnio, Alvin Robcrtson In the past several months, Upshaw had remained behind rookie Benoit Benjamin and the (NFL's bargaining group) Management endorsed the plan Saturday and would present it to the the policy,” said union executive board member Mark rized us,” Clippers coach Don score again before Benjamin’s foul scored 27 points, including a dunk steadfastly opposed to Rozelle’s call for random drug and Franklin Edwards to snap the Council will negotiate further in older to develop a league's 28 player representatives during their April Murphy. Chaney said. ‘T il take this win shot with 30 seconds left. with three seconds left, to help the testing, which the union said would violate a player’s Lakers' nine-game winning streak nuire effective solution." 22 meeting in Hawaii. If approved there, the union The union’s plan would maintain the current limited with my chest out, because they’re “ You saw it,” Riley said. ” We Spurs break a six-game losing rights and presume guilt rather than innocence. with a 115-114 victory. The three-tiered plan unveiled by NFL Players would propose it to the Mananagement Council as an drug testing, which is now conducted as part of a as strong as they could possibly blew it. But they won it.” streak. Dominique Wilkins hit a When some teams sought to include urinalysis in Edwards scored 12 of his -20 Association executive director Gene Upshaw during a amendment to the present collective bargaining mandatory preseason physical, and drag testing turnaround jump shot with 12 players’ postseason physicals after the 1985 season, points in the final period, but it was be.” news conference was the largest single concession the agreement, which has no specific stipulations during the season when the team doctor has Abdul-Jabbar finished with 34 Suns 108, Kings 104 seconds remaining, giving him a many players resisted and were fined $1,000 each. Benjamin who provided the the union has made in the area of drag use by players. outlining punishment for drug use. “ reasonable cause” to suspect a player of using At Phoenix, Ariz., Walter Davis game-high 38 points and putting (Grievances based on those fines are still peggjlng. biggest plays In the closing minute. points but he had his sky hook The proposal included random testing of players Management Council executive director Jack dn*Byron Scott added 22 points and At Philadelphia, Moses Malone scratched eye and did not return. TORONTO BLUE JAYS—Sent LOU NCM Tournammt pairings Thornton, outfielder, to their minor 2 Whalsrs5,BIUBs2 league campfor reassignment. BASKBTBALL Basketball (ieadUwolni NBA clubs Hockey Hartford 0 1 8 —5 Notional Basketball Assodoltan St. Louis 2 0 0—2 (M Thnat UST) First period— 1, St. Louis, Bourgeois 7 FkitR ew id MILW AUKEE BUCKS—Signed Der­ (Gllmour, Barr), pp, 2:58. 2, St. Louis, MM rick Rowland, guard-forward, to a UFi photo NHL$tindlng$ LaVollee 16 (Federko, Norwood), 12:54. NBA standings Ttwndov. March 11 two-year controct. aiming at Penalties—Samuelsson, Hor, 1:06; At Oroanabaro# N.C. WASHINGTON BULLETS—Fired Chris Evert Lloyd fires a backhand at Barbara Potter in Barr, StL, 7:45; DIneen, Hor, 13:08; Duka 85, Mississippi Vollty Stott 78 Gene Shue, coach. Named Kevin Wolat CeiMrsnca Pavese, StL, 15:35; MocDermld, Hor, E n ttm Conference Old Dominion 72, WoM Virginia 64 Lougherv coach. their match Wednesday night in the Virginia Slims PotrMc DtvMen 18:34: CavollInl.StL, 18:34. Atlantic Divlilon By LEWIS WITHAM OklohomalO, Northaatttm74 FOOTBALL 0 W L T Pts. OF OA W L Pet. OB OtPoul 72, Virginia 68 Natlenal Football Leoaue playoffs Championships at Madison Square Garden. Lloyd won x-Boston 56 13 .811 — K-Phllo. 46 21 4 96 2W J19 Second period—3, Hartford, Evason 18 Take the points scored by FriBay, March 14 LO S ANGELES RAIDERS — x-Wo^lnotn ^ 21 5 95 273 237 x-Phll. 45 25 .643 ))'/> At Syroeiiia, N.Y. Announced the retirement of Lyle Alzado, in straight sets, 6-2, 6-4. (Turgeon, Fronds), pp, 19:42. New Jersev 35 36 .493 22 Isaiah Thomas in winning his NY lilonders 35 26 10 SO 2S6 255 Penoltles—Bell, StL, malor (fight­ St. Josoph'tw, Richmond 59 defenslveend. Bv Randy MInkoff PlttlburoU 32 32 0 72 2S6 264 ing) 10:09; Robertson, Hor, major Washington 32 37 .464 24 second NBA All-Star MVP Clovoland Stota 83, Indlono 79 NY Ronotn 33 33 5 71 245 261 (fighting) 10:09; Gavin, Hor, major New York 21 49 .31X1 35'/i Novy 87, Tulsa M United Press International New JCTMV 22 46 3 47 264 333 Control Division award, add the meters in Anto­ Syrocust 10), Brown 52 10:56; Barr, StL, 19:09; Norwood, StL, x-Mllwoukee 47 22 .681 — nio McKay's specialty, multi­ AdoimDIvWan 19:33. lelw Bev, M4Tch IS CHICAGO — The Eastern Con­ QiMbK 40 28 5 S5 303 264 Third period—4, Hartford, D. Ba- x-Atlonto 43 27 .614 A'At ply by the Super Bowls John Rig­ At Otaomhoro, N.C. Chris avoids repeat, x-Detrolt 40 30 .571 V h Montrtal 37 30 6 80 309 259 bvch13 (Francis, Anderson), pp, 1:24. gins has played In and Dukt 89, Old Dominion 61 Baseball ference of the NBA has a tight race Boston 33 29 8 74 275 256 5, Hartford, Francis 20 (Anderson, Clevelond 25 44 .362 22 DtPoul 74, Oklahoma 69 to determine which club will be the Buffolo 34 32 6 74 273 267 Indiana 25 46 .352 23 subtract the number of feet from SiMdhv, March M Ferraro), pp, 12:18.6, Hartford, Gavin 25 “ David” to fight "Goliath” in the Hartford 35 35 2 72 294 277 (Samuelsson), 15:58. 7, Hartford. Jorvls9 Chlcogo 24 46 .343 23'/^ the headpin to the foul line in At SyrcKUto, N.Y. CampMiCenfsronct - Western Conference Navy 97, Syrocuta 85 upcoming postseason playoffs. (Tippett, D. Bobveh), sh, 19:24. Midwest Division bowling. Exhibitlan standings brushes by Potter Worrit pivltlen Penalties—Quennevllle, Hor, 2:29; Clovoland Stott 75, St. Joiaph’s 69 The Cleveland Cavaliers, Indi­ W L T Pts. OF OA Murzvn, Har, mlnor-molor (fighting). W L Pet. OB Fridw , March 21 x-CMcooo 35 28 e /a 316 311 x-Houston 43 26 .623 — PAYOFF: The answer is also ana Pacers and Chicago Bulls are 5:08; Barr, StL, malor (fighting), 5:08; v-Denver 42 28 .600 I'/S Notional Leoaue x-MInnosoto 34 29 9 77 297 278 Beers, StL, 11:13; Samuelsson, Hor. the number of meters at which At M M Ruthtrford, N.J. W L Fct. locked in a tight three-way strug­ By Bob Greene Friday’s schedule will pit Lloyd x-St. Louis 33 31 8 74 283 272 18:37. Dallas 37 31 .544 5'/i (7) Navy 294 vs. (14) Clovaland State Utah 35 35 .500 I'/s an American trackster won a Atlonta I 3 .727 gle for the eighth and final playoff The Associated Press against Sukova and No. 4 Claudia Toronto 23 42 6 52 290 345 Shots on goal—Hartford 13-8-8—29. St. 293, 7:15 p.m. New York 7 3 .700 Dotrolt 15 50 6 36 237 374 Son Antonio 32 39 .450 12 gold medal at Munich In 1972. (1) Duke 34-2 vs. (12) DcPaul 18-12, spot in the East. The team that Kohde-Kilsch of West Germany Louis 14-124—34. Sacramento 31 39 .443 12'/S Son Froncisco 7 3 .700 Smvttw Division Power-olov conversions— Hartford 5- Who? 9:45 p.m. Cincinnati 7 4 .6X finishes in the final spot will all but NEW YORK - With the Virginia against No. 5 Hana Mandlikova of V-Edmonton 51 15 6 108 3S6 278 3. St. Louis 6-1. Pacific Division Sunday, March i i v-LA Lokers 52 17 .754 — Los Angeles 6 5 .545 certainly face the powerful Boston Slims World Championships still Czechoslovakia. x-Cdleorv 35 29 8 78 310 280 Goalies—Hartford, Llut. St. Louis, At M M Rolharfard, N.J. Son Olsgo 7 7 .SX Winnipog 24 43 6 54 264 340 Mlllen. A—8,277. Portland . 34 37 .479 19 Rtglonol Rnols Celtics in the opening round of the within striking distance, Chris If history and seedings are an Phoenix 27 41 .397 24>,^ Philadelphia 5 5 .SX Los AnooNs 22 42 7 51 257 347 Referee—Andy Von Hellemond. aiiiOM OAea :dJOAVd St. Louis 4 6 .4X playoffs next month — and be Evert Lloyd didn’t want a repeat of indication, Sunday’s nationally Vancouver 18 40 12 48 238 289 LA Clippers 26 44 .37) 26'/> H u lhiaM Seattle 25 43 .368 26'/^ 008 Pittsburgh 3 6 .3X decided underdogs. last year. televised final (USA Network) will v-cunebed division tlllo 13 Chicago 4 9 .3X UPI phoiot x-dkKtwd otovoft bortti Jats 6. Canadians 4 Golden State 24 46 .343 28'/> 09 - Z X 00k T OC :U3M8NV At For most of the second half of the "Last year I lost the first game send Lloyd against Navratilova. Wsdneidov's Rosutts v-clinched division title Montrsal 2 7 .222 © isse by NEA Inc Georgia Tech 61, AAorlM 53 season, the Cavs have owned the (match) to Kathy Jordan, and I Potter felt she lost the match Pittsburgh 7, New Jersev 3 x-clinched playoff berth VIMonovo 71, Virginia Tech 62 Houston 2 9 .182 Quebec 5, Toronto 2 Mentraol 3 0 1 ^ Wednesdw's Results Memphis State 95, Boll State 63 Amsfican Lsogue The Washington Bullets made a move Shue (left) and replacing him with Kevin eighth spot with the Bulls, Pacers didn’t want that to happen again,” rather than Lloyd winning it. Hartford 5, St. Louis 2 WinnlpRg 1 1 4—4 Boston 127, Indlono 106 Louisiana State94, Purdue 17 (20T) Mllwoukee 8 3 .727 Loughery. and until the past two weeks, the Lloyd said after advancing Wed­ “ My first serve in the first set Wlnnloeo 6, Montreal 4 First period—1* Montreal. Robinson 19 Philadelphia 118, Chicago 112 Detroit 9 4 .692 Wednesday, firing head coach Gene FrMov, March M New York 7 4 .6X New York Knicks jostling for nesday night to the quarterfinals of was abysmal,” the Woodbury, Minnesota 6, Colgorv 5 (Walters, Skrodlond), 11:49. Z WlnnlpeOr Son Antonio 115, Atlonto 112 Nuggets 114, Pistens 98 At Chnrteltn, N.C. Buffalo 4, Vancouver 3 Arnlel 18 (unossisted), 13:45.3, Montreal, Denver 114, Detroit 98 Illinois 75, Fairfield 51 Texas 6 4 .6X position. the $500,000 tennis tournament at Conn., left-hander said. "It was not Tbundov's Oames Smith 37 (CheMos, GInoras). 18:31. 4, Phoenix 108, Sacramento 104 Toronto 6 4 .6X Alabama 97, Xavier (Ohio) 10 Oakland 7 5 .513 But Cleveland this week fired Madison Square Garden. her exceptions that won the game (All Tbnes EST) Montreal, Walter 15 (Naslund, Chellos), LA Clippers 115, LA Lakers 114 DETROIT (98) Western Kentucky 67, NebroskoSO Ranked second in the world and Los Angeles at Boston, 7:35 p.m. DP, 19:01. Penalties— Marols, Wpo,4:01; Thursday's Games Trlpucko 9-13 5-5 23, Benson 1-3 1-2 3, Kentucky 75, Davidson 55 Chicago 7 6 .SX Coach George Karl as the team for her, but my limitations that lost NY IslandersatToronto, 7:35 p.m. Bouchard (served bv Neu(eld), Wpa, (All Times EST) Lolmbeer 7-14 2-2 16, Dumors 14 SO 2, Collfornia 6 6 .SX continued a slide and replaced him seeded No. 2 in this 16-woman the game for m e." Idturdoy March IS Minnesota 5 6 .455 Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, 7:35o.m. 18:31. New York of Cleveland, 7:30 p.m. Thomos 2-10 2-2 6, Cureton 2-6 (M> 4,At Bntnn Route, La. with Gene Littles. event, Lloyd brushed off Barbara St. Louis at Detroit, 7:35 p.m. Second period—5, Mullen 24 (Neufeld, Houston of Milwaukee, 8:30 p.m. Johnson 410 2-5 10, Mohorn 34 2-2 8, Cleveland 5 7 .417 Bullets fire Gene Shue, Louisiana State 13, AAemohls Stotell Potter 6-2, 6-4 to open her bid for The two traded service breaks in Fiidov's Oames Carivie), pp. 2:57. Penalties—Smith, Mtl, Dallas of Utah, 9:30 p.m. Campbell 5-12 2-2 12, Long 6-12 04 12, Georgia Tech 66, V1llanova6l Kansas City 4 6 ,4X The Bulls have received a boost New Jersev at Buffalo 1:18; Rooney, Mtl, 13:12; Boschmon, Golden State at Seattle, 10:30 p.m. Gibson 14 0-2 2. Totols 41-9616-2290. Boston 4 7 .364 her first season-ending title since the third and fourth games to level Sunday, March 16 Seattle 4 7 .364 with the return of Michael Jordan, Winnipeg at Washington Wpg, 13:12; Nllon, Mtl, 15:49. FHdoy's Gomes DENVER (114) At Chortulle, N.C. but Chicago has insisted it will only 1978. the opening set at 2-2. Potter didn't Minnesota at Edmonton Third period—6, Winnlpeo, Mullen 25 Chlcogo at Boston English 13-26 9-11 35, Nott 1-T 04 2, Akiboma SI, Illinois 56 Baltimore 4 I .3X Vancouver at Colgarv (unassisted), 0:19. 7, Winnipeg, Steen Washington at Phllixlelphla Cooper3-10946, Lever 3-71-27,Ounn6444 Kentucky 71, Western Kentucky 64 SpHt sound games Included use the second-year star about 14 “ Barb’s a real strange player to win another game until she held (unnossisted), 1:44; 8, Winnipeg, Corlyle Atlanta of Dallas 12, Honzllk 24 2-2 6, SchPves 5-9 6-10 16, TBunBgyi Wednesday's RssuKs minutes per game. play,” Lloyd said. “ She's either up serve to begin the secxind set. 13 (Small, Lundholm),4:50. 9. Winnipeg, LA Lokers at Son Antonio Evons 44 M 10, Turner4 6 4 4 1Z Williams Retlenoll New York Niels 7, Boston 4 bring aboard Loughery But Lloyd broke Potter’s serve or down, which makes her AHL standings Mullen 26 (Howerchuk, Lundholm), LA Clippers at Denver ^5944. Rasmussen91040, Whlle2-3904. Los Angelts 13, Houston 9 The Pacers, bolstered by Herb 10:00. 10, Montreal, DeBlols 14 Detroit at Phoenix Totals45402431114. Philadelphia 5, Montreal 1 Williams’ strong play, has played unpredictable.” again in the third game, then (5) Alabama 244 vs. (1) Kentucky 11-3, Chicago White Sox 1, Atlanta 0 A (Walter, Chellos),, 16:21. Penoltles— Seattle at Portlond Detroit 22 26 15 25— 94 Other opening-round winners on served out for the match. Norflieni DIvIslen 6:37 p.m. Detroit II, Cincinnati 10 Bv Will Dunham this season. The job of a coach is to liked by his players, but he never well at times — just well enough to Smith, Mtl. 12:»; Smith, Mtl, 12:30; Denver 2719 32 36—114 (11) Louisiana State 3411 vs. (2) Wednesday were sixth-seeded Bassett started out her first- w L T Pit, OF OA Howerchuk, Wpg, 12:X; Neufeld. Wpg, Fouled out—None. Total fouls— Pittsburgh 12, Minnesota 5 get the most out of his talent. I was able to ignite Washington into stay in the hunt. AAoln* 39 257 257 Georgia Tech 27-6,9:10 p.m. United Press International 36 7 85 12:X. Detroit 29, Denver 22. Rebounds— Suturdny, March 12 Toronto 9, St. Louis I think I accomplished this.” anything more than an Atlantic The Knicks fell to the cellar when Pam Shriver, who eliminated round match by breaking Shriver’s AdlrcmUacfc 37 2S 7 81 301 279 Shots on gool—Montreal 11-7-5— Detroit 50 (Johnson 8), Denver 44 Texos 7, Kansas City 3 service in the first and third games Moncton 30 2S 10 70 251 255 Caltics 127. Pacers 108 At AtlonM Chicago Cubs 6, Californio 5 WASHINGTON - Gene Shue, Shue compiled a 231-248 record Division also- ran. Patrick Ewing, their prize rookie Canada’s Carling Bassett 6-3, 6-0, 23. Winnipeg 8-9-17—34. (Lever, Dunn, Schoves 9). Assists— Regional Rnols to take a 3-0 lead. She didn't win Slwrt>rook« 31 33 8 70 313 308 Detroit 26 (Johnson 6). Denver 22 San Diego 4, Seattle 2 whose low-key approach won favor since taking over the Bullets for a In his six seasons since he center, went down again with a and No. 7 Helena Sukova of Fredericton 27 36 8 62 275 282 Goolles—Soetaert, Montreal. Win­ INDIANA (108) (Honzllk, Cooper 4).Technlcol- Ml^hugst Cleveland (ss) 11, Mllwoukee 2 (ss) at knee injury. Czechoslovakia, who edged Kathy another game and only reached Novo Scotia 36 37 8 60 278 310 Tucson, Ariz. with his players but translated into second time in 1980. The Bullets replaced Dick Motta, Shue’s best nipeg, Bouchard. A—14,135. Anderson ^5(M)4, Williams 11-20 24, Lolm beer.A-16,217. •noRidov, March 11 "It’s going to be tight, probably Rinaldi 6-7, 6-3. 7-6. game point twice more in the Souttiem Olvislen Stipanovlch 0-604)0, Richardson 2-9 (H) 4, At Doyloa, Ohio Mllwoukee (ss) 9, Cleveland (ss) 6 at too few victories for Washington were 32-37 this season, fourth in the record came during the 1981-82 Hershev 43 2B 3 89 330 271 Power-play conversions—Montreal Fleming 9-14 3-3 21. Mortin 7-17 ^ 18, Kansas 71, North Carolina ABT 46 Nogales, ArIz. Atlantic Division, 23‘/5 games sesaon when Washington went until the final game of the season, ’' Tonight, Shriver will begin quar­ match as Shriver reeled off the Springfield 34 33 4 72 273 272 New York Yankees 7, Baltimore! management, was fired as coach 3- 1. Winnipeg 2-1. Warrick 343-49, Tlsdale6-10Z214,Garnett Temole 61, Jacksonville 50 (OT) of the Bullets and replaced by behind the first-place Boston 43-39. He then guided three losing said Bulls coach Stan Albeck. “ No terfinal play when she faces next 12 games. St. Cothorins 33 33 4 70 276 273 1- 2 3-5 5. Stonsburv 2-3 1-1 5McClaln1-2 Georgetown 70, Texas Tech 64 Thursday's Oomss third-seeded Steffi Graf of West "Pam was very aggressive.” the R BInghomton 33 33 5 69 271 278 04)2, Gray 1-1 04)2. Totals 4S-9718-21108. Michigan State 72, Washington 70 (All Times EST) Kevin Loughery. Oltics. seasons before this one. one would seem to have an edge. 314 Penguins 7. Devils 3 S u n t 1 0 8 ,K ln g s 104 18-year-old Canadian right-hander New Haven 31 35 6 68 305 Friday, March 14 Atlanta vs Cincinnati at Tampa, Fla., Shue. fired Wednesday after a Bullets president Abe Pollin said Shue, 54, is a two-time NBA We’ve not giving up hope. We’ve Germany, followed by top-seeded Rochester 31 32 7 69 289 295 BOSTON (127) At MhuMogollt ): X p.m. Martina Navratilova, seeking her said. "She psyched herself up for Baltimore 36 38 7 59 245 270 Detroit vs Boston at Winter Hoven, six-year stint as Bullets coach, has assistant coach Fred Carter, who Coach of the Year, but never has been encouraged by the way we’ve PIftsburvh 3 1 3 -7 McHaleS-ll 8-924, Bird7-147-821, Parish SACRAMENTO (188) Michigan 70, Akron 64 hung in there despite the injuries.” third straight Virginia Slims the match.” Wedneedov'e Ramils New Jersev 1 1 1—3 12-174-428, Johnson4-126-614,Alnge 10-14 Iowa states), Miami (Ohio) 79 (OT) Fla., 1:X p.m. lost more games than any coach in also was an assistant under won the league title, with teams Adirondack 6, Springfield 4 Olberdlng 46 94 8, Tyler 44 04 8, L. St. Louis vs. New York Mets at St. Shriver said she got a lot of help First period— 1, New Jersev, Preston 17 2- 2 22, Wedmon 04 00 0,Slchtlng2-5OO Thompson 36 46 10, Theus 914 7-7 25, North Carolina St. lA. Iowa 64 NBA history (768). He started as Loughery with the Chicago Bulls twice being knocked off in the Winning the eighth playoff spot Championships crown, against Hershev 6, St. Catharines 3 (Velischek. McNob), 4:46. 2, Pittsburgh. 4, Wolton3-504)6,Kite01(M)0,CarllsleO-1 Arkansos-LIttle Rock 90, Notre Petersburg. Fla., I :X p.m. Bonnie Gadusek.' from Bassett in the victory. Rochester 4, Moncton 2 Woodson 5-11 45 14, Johnson 8-14 24 18, Phllodelohla vs Los Angeles at Vero (xiach of the Baltimore Bullets in and Atlanta Hawks, will remain finals. As both a player and a will be a mixed blessing. Not only LIndstrom 14 (Bullard. Cunnev- 04) 0, Thirdkill 1-1 2-2 4. Vincent 1-2 2-2 4. Drew 7-139414, Thorpe351-27, Kiel neOI Dome S3 Molne 3, Nova Scotia I worth), 8:59. 3, Pittsburgh, Lonev 2 (J. Totals 48-8731-33127. Beach, Fla., ): X p.m. 1966 and in 20 years has accumu­ with the team. Loughery, Carter coach, Shue has been involved in will team get a chance, probably, Tbursdov's Oomes 94 0. Totals 4379 18-24 104. New York Yankees vs Montreal at Johnson, Chobot), 9:07. 4, Pittsburgh, PHOENIX (188) 15 lated the third-most victories in and the entire Bulls coaching staff more than 2,000 games, most in to be wiped out by the Celtics, but Rochester at Fredericton Indlono 26 29 2S 28-188 At OnylMi, Ohie West Palm Beach, Flo., 1 ;X p.m. Maine at Moncton Schmidt 13 (unassisted), pp, 11:37. Glouchkov 2-7944, Pinckney 5-105415, NBA history, 757. were fired at the end of last season. league history. the club also will likely miss out on Penalties— Oletrich, NJ. 9:34; Cl- Boston » a 30 31—127 Adams 37 34 9, Davis 4-16 1910 26, Mlchlgon State 80, Georgelown68 Pittsburgh vs Konsos City at Ft. Becker upset victim FrMov's Oomes Fouled out —Martin. Total Kansas 65, Templo 43 AAevers, Fla., ):X p .m . He (xiached Loughery for six “ After a great deal of considera­ The silver-haired Loughery, 48, the lottery for the No. 1 draft choice Baltimore at New Haven rello, NJ. 12:15; Bullard, Pit, 13:40. Humphries S41-211, Sanders9-133421, B. fouls —Indiana 24, Boston 18. Thompson 74 32 16, Pittman 91 94 9 iuadav, March M Minnesota (ss) vs Chicago White Sox years when Loughery was a tion and a lot of agonizing over the has coached 13 seasons in the NBA in the June (xllege draft. Second period—5, Pittsburgh, Rus- Rebounds—IrKlIana 31 (Williams 10), Jones94940, Foster 37 0 4 6 Totals 4377 AtMiaaiagilii (ss) at Sarasota, Fla., 1:Xp.m. The Pacers and Knicks, by BRUSSELS, Belgium (UPI) - am very disappointed,” said kowskl 25 (Duguov, Lemleux), 11:09. 6, Boston 48 (Parish 17). Assists—lndlono24 North Corollno Stote 80, Arfc.-LIttle Chicago White Sox (ss) vs Toronto at solid-shooting guard on the Balti­ situation, I feel it is in the best and ABA, posting an overall record Second seed Boris Becker of West NsrthStars&FlimssS 2430 UM. (Xjnedln, Fla., ):X p .m . missing the playoffs a year ago, Becker, the Wimbledon champion. New Jersev. Sulllmon 19 (Verbeek, (Martin, Worrick 5), Boston a (John­ Sacrannento 11191414—146 Rock 66 (20T) more team. interest of the team to make a of 284-438. He has guided the Germany fell in the first round of Muller). 14:2M. Penalties—None. son 8). Technicals—Indlono ossistont Iowa State 72, Michigan 69 Minnesota (ss) vs Houston at Kissim­ qualified for the draft’s "final “ I started out to win this tourna­ Phoenix 2) 1814 IS—111 mee, Flo., 1:35 p.m. “ I am both surprised and disap­ coaching change at this time,” Philadelphia 76ers, the Nets in cooch Donieis, Indiana coach Irvine. Fouled out—None. Total fouls- 111 |even” in 1985 by having poor the $315,000 Belgian Indoor Tennis ment. I have been practicing hard Third period—7, Pittsburgh, Schmidt 14 A—14,890. San Diego vs Son Francisco at pointed by the decision of the Pollin said. “ I feel fortunate that a both New York and New Jersey. Cfll9orv S 3 I s Sacramento 27, Phoenix 27. Scottsdale, Ariz., 3 p.m. Championships Wednesday, but I need more tournament First period—I, Calgorv. McDonald 23 (Lemleux). pp, 2:13. 8, Pittsburgh, Rebounds—Sacramento 29 (L. At KooMi CHy, Me. Washington Bullets," Shue said coach of Kevin's stature and Atlanta and Chicago. He was fired enough records to land the top two (Rlsebrough), 1:43. 2, Colgdry, ^ lln s k l Duguov 22 (Lemleux, AAontho), 7:14. 9. (6) North Carolina State 39-12 vs. (7) Cleveland vs Chicago Cut» at Mesa, ousted in straight sets 6-3. 6-3 by practice.” 76ert118.Bulls112 Thompson 10), Phoenix 37 (Pinck­ Ariz., 3 p.m. W^nesday night. "I think eve­ experience is available to take last season after a 38-44 record in choices. Indiana wound up with 21 (Mullen),3:16.3,Mlnnesot6Kgitigstad Pittsburgh, RuskowskI 26 (Montha, ney 8). Assists—Sacramento 24 Iowa State 2310,7:37 p.m. Wayman Tisdale, the Knicks with unseeded Broderick Dyke of "Every first round is hard and 35 (Broten, NllssonI, pp, 16^2. Lemleux), pp, 10:23. 10, New Jersev, M. (Theus 12), Phoenix X (Dovls 7). (5) Michigan State 237 vs. (1) Kansas Seattle vs Milwaukee at Chandler, ryone in the league understands over immediately." Michael Jordan's rookie season Australia. Dyke produced unbelievable Minnesota, Blugstod 36 (Broten, Johnson 17 (Muller), 11:06. Penoltles— 333.10:10 p.m. Ariz., 3 p.m. Shue's friendly approach was with te Bulls. Ewing. CHICAGO (112) Technicals—Jones, Pittman 2. A — Cdlllomla vs. Ooklond at (>hoenlx, the problems the Bullets have had Dyke, No. 109 in the international shots," he said. "I used too many rellll, 18:49. Penalties—Maruk. Min'. Gogne, NJ, 1:59; Simpson, Pit, 4:18; M. Banks6-116-618,Green S-UOOIO.Ooklev 10676. tuddov, March H 10:18; AAacInnls.Cgv. 14:42. Johnson, NJ, 4:18; Buskos, Pit. 7:31; AtM Kuotai CHy. Mn. Ariz., 3 p.m. computer rankings, took advan­ topspins while I lacked feeling for 5-9 04) 10, (3ervln 10-16 (H) 20,AAacv8-13 Texas vs Baltimore at Miami, 7:X Verbeek. NJ, 8:55; Buskos, Pit, malor 0-1 17, Smrek 2-3 04) 4, Holton 0-1 00 a Regional Rnols tage of Becker's lack of concentra­ my forehands." Second period—5, Colgorv. Patterson (fighting), 10:28; Anderson. NJ, major p.m. NIT roundup Higgins Z4 (M) 4. Woolrldge ^5 34 7, tion. pinpointing his passing shots 12 (McOorxild), 0:13. 6. Calgary. Quinn 28 (fighting), 10:28. Poxson 1-2 04) Z Jordan 4-14 4412. Totols Frtday’s (kunes Defending champion Anders (Pepllnskl. Shechv). 12:57. 7. Minnesota. Shots on goal—Pittsburgh 11-5-9— ihundev, March 11 Minnesota vs Boston at Wln*er Haven, and making excellent volleys. Jarryd of Sweden opened the 45-92 21-25 112. Flo., 1 :X p.m. Acton 22 (Grobam. McKegnev). 15:52. 8. 25. New Jersev 10-3-S—18. PHILADELPHIA (118) AlOgdio, im h Becker's volleys often ended up in second round, defeating young Minnesota. CIccarelll 39 (Nilsson. Power-plov conversions—Pittsburgh Cllppart11S.Lakare114 LoulsvUle93Drexel73 Toronto vs Cincinnati at Tampa. Flo., Erving 10-T6 9-10 29, Borklev 80 7-1119, 1:X p.m. Broten). op. 18:19.9. MInnesoto. AAoruk 18 4- 2. New Jersev 2-0. Malone 10-16 9-12 29, Threott 4-9 1-2 9, Brodicv T n o i EFPoto t f the net. - Marian Vajda of Czechoslovakia (McKegnev. Roberts). 19:12. Penalties Goolles — Pittsburgh, Meloche. New Cheeks S8 10-10 20. McAdoo 34 Z2 8, Alobama-BIrmlngham 66, Missouri Chicago White Sox vs Kansas City at Ft. Pitino is expecting tougher battie “ I played a terrible game and 3-6. 6-0, 6-3 Meyers, Fla., ):X p.m. —Moruk. Min. 7:55: Suter. Cov. 8:05: Jersevt BIMIngton. A—4, ^ . Johnson (M)04)0, Moss 1-20-0Z JonesO-12-4 LA LAKERS (114) 64 Suter. Cgv. 13:24; Quinn. Cov. 17:42; 2. Totals 39-68 40-51 118. Rambis 45 91 8, Worthy 7-13 32 16, North Carolina 44, Utah 72 Detroit vs Pittsburgh at Bradenton, Bellows. Min. 19:22. Abdul-Jobbor 14222-234. Scott 9-213-322, mdoy, March 14 Flo., 1 :X p.m. CMcoge 31 a a 26—112 Los Angeles vs. Atlanta at West Palm Bv The Associated Press nals March 24 and March 26. Kipfer, who led Providence with 19 what I’ve heard, they (the Bears) Third period—10. MInnesoto. Blug- Nordlquss 5. Mapls Laafs 2 Phllodolphlo 29 27 2 fa -1 1 8 E. Johnson 7-16 44 IM Cooper 34 1-1 9, At Long Buoch. Cullf. stod37 (Wilson. Hartsburg). po. 11:07. Greenl-2)-43, Lucos95990, McGee2-499 Nevada • Los VeiXB 74, NortheoM Beach, Flo., 1:X p.m. Providence, 11-20 last season, points. take the ball away a lot more than Three-point goal—Mocy. Fouled Montreal vs Philadelphia at Clear­ II. Calgary. Patterson 13 (Rlse- out—Oakley. Total fouls—Chlcogo 32, 4, SorlggsOOOOO. Totols4996)3l7114. LoulslonoSI After a no-sweat 90-61 victory has improved to 17-13 this year Southwest Missouri State is the they give it away. They beat some Introducing... brough. McDonald). 16:00. Penalties— Torwito 8 2 8—2 Maryland W, Pepperdlne64 water. Ro., 1 :X p.m. Qaibec 2 2 Phllodelphlo 18 Rebounds—Chlcogo 42 LA CLIPPERS (115) New York Yankees vs Texas (it over George Mason, Providence under Pitino, whose four key last team to have defeated Cleve­ good teams, so they’re no fluke. 2 CIccarelll. Min. 3:19: Johnson. Cov, 6:X; (Ooklev 11), Phllodelphlo 36(Borkltv 15). St. John's •), Montana State 74 Rrst pwKxt—I. Quebec. Hunter 27 AAoxwell 37 1-4 11, NImphlus 49 99 I. Auburn 71, Arizona 63 Ponrano, Ro.. 1 ;X p.m. Coach Rick Pitino figures things guards are 6-foot-2 or shorter. land State, which in turn shocked We’ll have to be on our toes.” Beoupre (served bv McKegnev). Min, (Goulet. Patrick),4:18. ZQuebec. Hunter Assists—Chlcogo a (Bonks, Mocy 8), Suzzanne E. Oefinger 9:11; Acton, Min, misconduct, 9:11; Phllodelphlo 27 (Cheeks 13). Beniamin 19157-I027.M. Johnson 7-1547 Saturday. March IS Son Francisco vs Seattle at Tempe, will get tougher in tonight's Louisiana Tech, 29-3 last season, Indiana in the first round of the (Srohom, Min,gome misconduct, 9:11: 28 (Goulel, Ddorme), 16:40. Penalties— X , Ntxon 317 32 16, Edwards 9-14 33 X , AtOgdio. Utah Ariz., 3 p.m. An6. Totols46-S219-27112. defense). Clippers (Illegal defense). (1) Auburn 21-10 vs. (4) Nevodo-Los Chicago Cubs vs Son Diego at Yuma, Frveer. Tor. 15:77; Ashton, Quc.l5:Z7; A—12,723. VsgcB 334,6:37 p.m. Ariz., 9;X p.m. triccione, whose team lost to "Coach Pitino tries to offset an 8akres4. Canucks 3 Moxwell, Tor, 15:43. SAN ANTONIO (IIS) (2) Louisville 287 vs. (3) North (M)-sglltiauadgame Louisiana Tech in January, thinks opponent’s strengths with differ­ Bv United Press International "The SEC is the toughest (xinfer- Grtonwood 10-13 7-9 27,-'Mltcboll 9-17 SO Carolina 283 9:10 p.m. ent defenses,” guard Don Brown ence in the country. There’s no Shots on goal—Toronto 7-14-I0— 23, Johnson 1-7 40 6, Williams 0-2 3-3 3, l otardoy. March 22 the Friars will have their hands BdMdu 812—4 31. Quebec 259-10-42. Rbtwrtson 10-16 7-9 27, Lamp 2-7 00 4, full. said, "but our strength is the Intense rivalries will be renewed reason why we should have to face Vidceuver 1 1 1—3 At Hsustsu Goolles—Toronto. Wregget. Qu­ Wilkins 44 2-4 10, Matthews 5-8 S6 15. Rsglonal Finals matchup (zone) with man-to-man Thursday in the regional semifi­ Georgia in the regionals three of Rrst period—1, Vancouver, Skriko ebec Malorchuk. A—15139. Totals 41-74 33-43 115. “ They have some exceptional "■s 31(Smy1, Bubla), 18:35. Penalties— Rac baakatball principles.” nals of the NCAA Women's the last four years." Atlanta 27 N 18 29—112 Saturday B Msodov. March 2981 athletes and they pass the ball very Cvr, But. 0:42: Borrono (served bv Power-olov conversions—T oronto Son Antonie 271119 31—1)5 Two of Louisiana Tech’s Tournament. Rutgers won three of the earlier Selling), But. 2:46: Smvl, Van, 2:46; AIDOBOS well. They come from one of those 51.0uebecVO. Throe-point goal—Wilkins. Fouled Notional Semifinals and Rnols Exhibitlan llnascaras strengths last season when the At Iowa City, Iowa, Southeast meetings with Penn State, but the Crawtord, Van, 10:49. out—Rollins, Koncok. Totol fouls— Adults leagues that’s stronger than people Sue has been aur Receptlanist and Operatar far 2’/i Atlanta 32, Son Antonio 24. Rebounds— realize (Southland Conference). I Bulldogs reached the Final 16 of Conference foes Georgia and Ten­ Lady Lions won the most recent, years. She has attended secretarial science caurses at Second period—2, Vancouver, Smvl 25 Atlonto 31 (vyillls 12), Son Antonio 38 Hose Co. 95 (Jon LIndIzera 23, Don an 84-69 victory in the champion­ (CrodMi, Tontl), 3:39. 3, Buffolo. Sacha X , Jim Welir )4, Sean Thompson Mats 7. Rad Sax 4 think they'll match up very well the NCAA Tournament were 6-9 nessee will (xillide, and at Philadel­ (Greenwood 121. Assists—Atlanta 31 ship game of the Atlantic 10 post­ Manchester Carhmunitv Callege. Andreychuk 33 (Andereson, Houslev), (Wilkins, Whitman, Dovls 8), Son 16, Tom Foron 13), Westown Phar­ with Providence.” Karl "The Mailman” Malone, now phia, Rutgers and Penn State will 5:18. Penalties—Butcher. Von, VoUeybaD macy 86 (Ray Shook 25, Gary Doyon 22, Pitino thinks the Bulldogs might an outstanding rookie with Utah of meet for the fifth time this season. season tournament. 11:00: Holt, But. 14:38. Antonio 25 (AAotthews 9). Technicals— Lvdon Kroh 17, Dennis Downer 13). Transactions W«?l------Sue resides In Manchester with her husband William Matthews, Hostings, Rollins. A—11J67. Poganl Caterers 97 (Mork Murphy Bsstan X S I I8 III — 4 ■■ be able to handle the press better the NBA, and 8-10 shot-blocker “ You're going to see a good Southern (^Ts Cheryl Miller, and 2 children, James and Andrea. Third period—4, Buffalo, Cvr 30 X . Tom 6Aeggers X, Bill Pardo II, Now YOfk (NL) 110188101-7111 than George Mason. Willie Simmons, Sacramento’s old-fashioned war between us and who broke a finger in practice last (Hamel, FoUgno), 2:14. 5, Buffalo, Dave Pardo 15), Style 81 (Duane BASEBALL SMIers, ScMroMI (6), Stanley (I) and week, is expected to play in the In additlan ta warklng and keeping busy with her Rac vallsyball Gedmon, Schoefter (6). Berenyl, “ I don’t think they’re going to fourth-round draft choice last Tennessee,” Georgia coach Andy Andersson 1 (Andreychuk), 5:32. 6, Milner 17, Kurt LeOovt 14, Dave Milner West Regional semifinal against tamlly Sue enlavs Interlar decarating and caaking. Buffalo, Houslev 14 (Andersson, Dvk- Americon results — Insurers det. 12, Bruce LeDovt 12. Gary Bollev 10). BOSTON RED SOX—Asked wdl vers on M), Myers (7) and Lyons. succumb right away and take tbeir year. Landers said Wednesday. “ We etra), 13:32. 7, Vancouver, Tontl 36 Watkins 8-15, is n , IS-6. Hose Company won tlie National Ed Jurok. tatlelder, tor the purpose of W—Myers. L— Schlroldl. first shot,” Pitino said. Providence is (ximing off an have one of the greatest rivalries in North Carolina. (Loni, Smyl). PP, I7:S9. Penalties— R e^ood Forms meets Insurers In Division plavotf crown and Poganl glvlna hhn Ms unconditlorral release. In tonight’s other quarterfinal outstanding rebounding game in women’s college basketbali." X-rays revealed a break in the Borroeio (served bv Andersson), But, best 3 ^ t-o f-5, storting Tuesday night Caterers won the American Division CHICAGO WHITE SOX—Sent Bobby I— REMEMBER- 8:11; Gradm, Von, 8:11; Setllng, But, of 6:X. Radio, T V plavoff chomplonship. TMgpen and Tony Menendtz, pltcbers,ta Yankaaa7. 0rMas3 games, it’s Southwest Missouri Monday night’s whipping of The rivalry is something Tenn^- top portion of Miller’s left hand, 18:31; Russell, But, 18:58 Notions results — North Enders det. National standings — Westown tbeir minor leitaue comp for retnslgn- State, 24-7, at Florida, 18-12. and George Mason in the NTT’s second see (taach Pat Head- Summitt and she has been listed as SINCE 1969 Shots on goal—Buffalo 54-7-21. Jjy^^jJtTa^Prooertv Maintenance Pharmacy 132, Hose Co. 196, DIRosa ment. Optioned Al Jones, pitcher, to Clemson, 19-14, at Wyoming, 22-11. round. Center Steve Wright would have preferred to renew in day-to-day. (?oach Linda Sharp Vancouver 84-12—29. TONIGHT Cleaners IIM , Irish Agency 9-S, Sports­ Buffalo of the American Assodotlon. 500 W. Canlar Si. 6:30 NCAA Tournoment; UNLV vs. man Cote 7-7, B.A. Club 44, Monche4 On Friday night, Brigham Young. equalled bis career high of 15 the Final Four at Lexington. Ky., said Miller should be ready. Six Porters nteet North Enders In NEW YORK YANKEES-Sent Oorrsn ^ Vafk (AU 4M8N18I—M il Manchaatav Power-plav conversions— Buffalo best 3 ^ t-o f-5, storting Tuesday night Auburn. ESPN, WPOP ter Bor Association 3 ) 3 Smoke 0-14. Read, Jdv Buhner, Oove Stegman. BMWMiri 8II1881S1—2 S4 18-13, plays at Ohio State, 16-14, in rebounds and forward Dave Kipfer at the earliest. In other matchups. Long Beach LYNCH 24. Vancouver 3-1. On 6:30. American Mondlngs— Poganl Cater­ 6 4 6 -4 S X 1 8 :X Knicks vs. Cavaliers (toped Oerwln McNeolv. outfielders, Kellv J. N h ^ . Montafusoo Armtirena the fourth quarterfinal contest. had a career high of 13 rebounds. ’T m not v ^ happy with the State meets Louisiana Tech; Ohio wxnt nan ■MUM n M T Women’s results — Woodland delay). Channel 9 ers 1 3 3 Style 11-3, Green Hardware 84, Faulk, Rick Botabon, Cloy Chrli ttansen, (6), Rsher (I), Rlghettl (9) and Goolles—Buffalo, Barrosse. Van­ Tavern 9:00 NCAA Tournoment: LSU vs. Allied Printing 7-7, Glenn Construction Eric Dersln. pitchers. Bob Geren, Wynogor: S. Dovls. Mortlnaz (S), The winners of the semifinals get "I can’t remember a game this format,” said Head-Summitt, State plays second-seeded Louisi­ couver. Young. A—8JI8 15-12. Buffalo Wotor (Seorglo Tet^tpWPOP 39, Manchester Cycle 410, Manche4 catchor, and Keith Smith, Miguel Soso Rayford (7) and Stafsro. w —Nlekro L— trip to New York for the season where so many players whose team fell to the Bulldogs ana State; and James Madison 9:00 NCAA Tournoment: North Ca­ ter Police 410, Gentle Touch Cor Wash and Cartas Mortlnaz. Infisidtrs. ta their Dovls. HRs—Baltimore, Cerhert, Po­ faces Western Kentucky. rolina vs. Louisville, Channel 3 410. mlnar lemue comp for reimlgnment. rts. ehampionship semifinals and fi­ have had so many relxHinds,” said 84-74 in conference piay this year. MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. March 20. 1986 - 13 11 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thurwlav. March M. 19M Spring training roundup DEMO CUMUNCE F OC U S /Fam ibi Stearns trying to make Rangers’ squad • Marquis

— i—— drove in two runs to thelp the Broughams By Gerry Monleon Chicago Cubs snap a three-game United Press International losing streak with a 6-5 Cactus • Cougars League victory over the California Jim Brady’s wife A pair of veterans attempting A n fds. • Lynx m W l: comebacks (or tbe pastthreeyears At Sarasota, Fla., Tom Seaver wont bead to head Wednesday, and allowed two hits in five innings, • Topaz John Steams' success In the and Daryl Boston drove in the confrantatioa may cost Dennis winning run to lead the Chicago LCM18IX1. White Sox to a 1-0 victory over the fights for gun curbs At Fort Meyers, Fla., Steams Atlanta Braves. Atlanta starter htNOiered off LMnard in the third, David Palmer matched Seaver ' ’Jo e then'drove in the winning run with with five shutout innings. At St. Petersburg, Fla., Danny By Thomas Ferraro a siatb-inning single to lead the United Press International I f •888 d Texas Rangers to a 7-3 victory over Heep and Darryl Strawberry each ask your salesman ALL MURDRIlt COMMITTED the Kansas City Royals. drove in two runs to lead the New ARUNGTON, Va. - Nearly five N 1983 IN THE ILS. Tom Paciorek contributed three York Mets to a 7-4 victory over the for details years after a bullet meant for 1396 Rotoon, hits to the Rangers’ 11 hit attack. Boston Red Sox. Mets pitcher Ronald Reagan crippled her hus­ Steams, the former four-time Bruce Berenyi, recovering from Exploalvas, ale. Plus: FR E E band, Sarah Brady has publicly An-Star catcher for the New York shoulder surgery May 22, allowed ^^4796 o r 8g014' parted ways with the president on Mets who has struggled to recover two runs on five hits in three Orlando the volatile issue of gun control. •opto kNtod\ from an elbow injury, had three innings. The wife of White House news ‘i t hits, including an RBI single that At West Palm Beach, Fla., Vacation! w ith secretary Jim Brady is lobbying drove in Geno Petralli to break a Expos pitcher Dan Schatzeder hando*N>* with any ear for tougher gun laws. She knocks 3-3 tie. walked the leadoff batters in the purchasad from on congressional doors and attends Leonard suffered a severe knee second and third innings and both now 'til March 2Sth hearings. She writes to private injury in 1983, and by September of came around to-score Wednesday Includes hetsi and Heheli to citizens and appears on television last season had worked his way to lead the Philadelphia Phillies to Disney WoiM talk shows. She tells her story and back to the majors. a 5-1 exhibition victory over the seeks reform. Ironically, Stearns, a non-roster Montreal Expos. Shane Rawley T 9 6 ah o tgu n 2296 (n doing so, Sarah Brady is invitee to the Rangers camp, is went five innings for the victory. r B ta b b ln g bucking an adnninistration that has competing with Petralli, a 26-year- Slumping Montreal rookie Andres Raroonol Waapona refused many calls to clamp down old switch hitter who can catch and Galarraga, O-for-18, was hitless in (Hawids. FOat, ate.) / on handguns since the March 30, play third, for the last spot on the four trips, stranding five runners 1981, assassination attempt by a 496R H Ia roster. with two strikeouts. pistol-wielding and mentally de­ "Bobby and I have an under­ At Lakeland, Fla., Kirk Gibson, UPt photo ranged d rifter named John standing," Stearns said of Rangers playing for the first time in six Cara a Trucka manager Bobby Valentine, a Milwaukee's Jim Gantner gets down exhibition game against Cleveland days, hit a pair of home runs and Hinckley. to chooae fromi “ I feel I have, and I ’m sure former New York teammate. "If I Wednesday at Tucson, Ariz. The Indians drove in five runs to help Detroit and dirty as he slides back into first base (Reagan) feels I have, the right to can throw. I ’ll make the club. I’ve defeat the Cincinnati R ^ 11-10. on an attempted pickoff play in won, 11-2. speak out as an individual,” she been throwing good. My arm is not Chet Lemon’s bases-loaded single Plus: FREE said, seated in the living room of what it used to be, but it’s good in the bottom of the ninth delivered At Tempe, Ariz., Mark Parent’s diotti held Milwaukee scoreless Orlando her red brick house that overlooks enough to play.’’ Duncan had five hits, and Steve the game-winning run. while striking out five and walking the nation’s capital. At Orlando, Fla., Mike Diaz, Jim Sax added four to lead the Los two-run homer highlighted a three- At Dunedin, Fla., Cecil Fielder lione in five innings. Milwaukee VacationI “ I think tbe world of Ronald 23 84 Morrison aifd Steve Kemp each Angeles Dodgers to a 13-9 Grape­ run ninth, lifting the the San Diego hammered a solo homer in the ia starter Bill Wegman allowed one Reagan,” she said. “ I ’m not homered to key a 19-hit attack and fruit League victory over Houston, Padres to a 4-2 victory over the bottom of the ninth inning Wednes­ with any Mazda hit in five scoreless innings. disappointed in him at ail. I don’t lead the Pittsburgh Pirates to a the Astros’ seventh straight loss. Seattle Mariners. day — the fifth home run of the purehasod now 'ttl At Nogales. Ariz., Joey Meyer think everyone agrees with some­ 12-5 Grapefruit League victory Duncan had three triples, two off At Tucson, Ariz., Carmen Castil­ game for Toronto — to give the March 2Slh homered and had three RBI, and one else on every single issue. Of over the Minnesota Twins. Minne­ loser Nolan Ryan, scored three lo’s bases-loaded triple keyed an Blue Jays a 9-8 victory over the St. biekidM hoM and ttehoto to Milwaukee scored eight runs off course. I ’d love for him to take my sota pitchers John Butcher and runs and drove in two. 11-run eighth, carrying the Cleve­ Louis Cardinals in a Grapefruit Dlanoy Wortd Cleveland reliever Jim Kern in the stand on gun control." Ramon Romero allowed 10 runs In a “ B” game, the Dodgers beat land Indians to an 11-2 Cactus League game. ninth, leading the Brewers to a 9-6 and 14 hits in the first five innings. the Astros 6-4 as right-hander ' League split-squad victory over Blue Jays outfielder Lou Thorn­ split-squad Cactus League deci­ A LIFE-LONG Republican and Johnny Ray had four hits for the Alejandro Pena pitched three the Milwaukee Brewers. Brook ton was sent to Toronto’s minor- sion over the Indians. u s e d T a r the daughter of an FBI agent. Pirates. scoreless innings in his bid to come Jacoby added three RBI. league complex for reassignment. HANDQUN MURDERS: WORLDWnDE A ’ At Vero Beach, Fla., Mariano back from shoulder surgery. Indians knuckleballer Tom Can- At Mesa, Ariz., Shawon Dunston Sarah Brady favors licensing of SAVINGS! gun owners and background PERSPECTIVE _ checks and waiting periods for gun AN of the atXMO countries have extensive gun control laws UPI pholM '8S Unceht Ceittlweittal purchasers. lully loaded. Isattier Intsrtor. wcepling the united States UPl Graphic for the president crippled her husband, 17,000 ml. “ Even before Jim was shot I was Sarah Brexly, wife of White House news Debi Thomas takes the lead interested in the topic,” she said. secretary Jim Brady, disagrees with she is lobbying for tougher gun control Sports In Brief •17,49S Sources: FBI. Bureau o( Alcohol. Totwcco and Firearms. National “ After Jim was shot, I was initially Ronald Reagan on the subject of gun laws. '84 Rorli V8 hesitant to get involved. I was Safety Council and Handgun Control. Inc. fully loodod, 29,000 ml. busying helping Jim get better. control. Five years after a bullet meant »13,759 And we have a little boy.” Dandley benefit hoop game Sunday at world skate championships “ Last summer, though, when the *81 Otryilsr Islereii Senate passed a bill (backed by the Texas, like most states, require convsrtibis EAST HARTFORD — The Bemie Dandley Memorial White House and mished by the no background checks or waiting By Salvatore Zanca Jozef Sabovcik, who beat Fadeev "If there was a waiting pericxl and Scholarship basketball game scheduled for Sunday at 7 p.m. at to worry about anyone else. I can <8,395 National Rifle Association) to periods. The Associated Press the East Hartford High School gym will feature the Harlem in last month’s Europeans, is always look back and say ‘I did it weaken existing laws. I really got In seeking federal laws to do background check, John Hinckley probably currently in second overall. before at nationals and you can do '83 Muidu 6U Magicians against the EHHS All-Stars. 5 Bpd., air. anv'fm Btoroo riled. I said. ‘That’s it. I ’m in. I both, Sarah Brady is going up GENEVA — Debi Thomas, who Thomas has a total of 1.6 never would have been able to buy that gun Advance tickets at $3 are available at Pat's Medical Pharmacy it again.’” said Thomas. CBBB.. 30.000 ml can’t wait any longer.’’’ against the NRA, one of tbe three months ago was considered a in East Hartford. Tickets at the door are $4. factored placements going into the How will she spend her off-day She joined Handgun Control. nation’s most powerful lobbying longshot for even a U.S. title, is <4,895 used to shoot the president and my husband." final portion. Kira Ivanova of the today? Inc., a 14-year-old, 170.000- groups. The organization has a $60 suddenly within range of a world Soviet Union, the leader after the “ It’ll be a training day to try and '81 Teyetu Tarsal member citizens’ group that had million annual budget and 3 million Sarah Brady figure skating title that had all but S Spd.. air. armfm. low miloa UConn indoor tourney this weekend compulsories. dropped to second put together ever3dhing and do the long been interest^ in signing up members. Among them is Ronald been conceded to East Germany's while a revitalized Tiffany Chin of best we can.” said Thomas, who <4,295 the wife nf one of the nation’s most Reagan. STORRS — The 16th annual UConn/Metropolitan Life Indoor Katarina Witt. Toluca Lake, Calif., the 1985 U.S. would become the first black world famous victims of handguns. For decades, the NRA has waved a day of physical and speech wooden cane at his side, home Soccer Tournament, the oldest and largest all-collegiate soccer While Witt, the two-time defend­ champion, is in third with 3.2 champion if she wins. 'S3 lynx Wufeii auto, armfm coat., roof With Sarah Brady in a visible the constititutional right to bear therapy. A year ago he began from another riding session. ing champion, was dropping to tournament in the country, will take place Saturday and Sunday placements while Witt has 3.4. In other events Wednesday, the rack. 50.000 ml position, Handgun Control stepped arms in. opposing tougher gun horseback riding as part of his "Those are my golden hours.” he fourth place after stumbling on the at the Field House and Guyer Gym on the UConn campus in "That’s sort of been my theme Soviet Union took the top three up its battle against the legislation, laws. The N R A and Reagan are treatment. said. “ I wouldn’t trade them for jump combination Wednesday <3,295 Storrs. for the year and it’s worked so places after the three compulsory now before the House, that would against gun registration. He can only go to work one day a anything.” night, Thomas was taking the lead There will be a 32-team field in the double elimination tourney. far," Thomas said of the number dances in that competition. De­ allow interstate sales of handguns week. His White House activities Asked if he rode horses as boy after two-thirds of the competition e cyl.. auto, air,r. am-lm. Play begins Saturday morning at 8 with play continuing until she used in her routine. fending world champions Natalia and generally relax the Gun SHE ACCUSES Uie N R A’s lead­ are generally limited to respond­ growing up in Illinois, Brady's by skating a dynamic routine to the cruiaa. loodad 10:15 p.m. The 16 winners of Saturday’s round robin play will “ Whatever happens, at least I Bestemianova and Andrei Bukin Control Act of 1968. ership of "half-truths, innuendo ing to mail, attending briefings and eyes lit up and he said: disco number "Relax” by Frankie <5,995 begin play Sunday at 8:15 a.m. with action culminating with the can say I was in first for a while were in first place with the original and lacking common sense.” But going to black-tie affairs. “ What Midwestern kid didn’t Goes To Hollywood. championship game. even if I do mess up. I can say I was set pattern dance scheduled for '8S ty n SARAH BRADY, 44. Jim Brady, she utters no ill word of Reagan’s He is escorted to work and to slip out to the pasture with a bridle < tf The 18-year-old premed student There is no admission fee to see the action. the best in the world for figures and today. auto. pa. pb. am-fm, air, 45, and their son. Scott, 7. live less position. therapy sessions by White House in his teeth and climb up on the at Stanford University moved up cruiaa short program combined.” However, to be a defending than 10 miles from the Washington She said. " I guess I can under­ drivers. Three nurses' aides help horse's neck and put the bridle on it from a second-place finish in the But she hopes for more. champion is not necessarily a safe <5,995 hotel where Hinckley opened fire stand that he would be reluctant, attend his needs at home on a and ride with the wind?” compulsory figures. She'll skate Thomas said she’s not afraid of bet going in these world champion­ with a gun he bought for $29 from a and I think my husband would be rotating basis. When his wife got up to answer for the title on Friday night. the charming Witt, who can still ships. Witt is currently behind and Texas pawnshop in the fall of 1980. reluctant, to change a general “ What happened to Jim has put a the telephone, Jim Brady changed NASCAR superspeedway planned On the men’s side, meanwhile, auto, air, pa. pb. anvfm. win the title if she captures the long the Soviet Union’s Elena Valova cruiaa “ Hinckley lied on his form that viewpoint they have held for a strain on certain things,” Sarah the topic. six-time Canadian champion and NORFOLK, Va. — A veteran auto-racing promoter has program and Thomas finishes and Oleg Vasiliev were dethroned be lived in Texas.” she said “ If number of years because of a Brady said. "In a lot of ways, “ She spends a lot of time on this Olympic silver medalist Brian <6,995 announced plans to build a $19 million NASCAR superispeedway lower than second. by compatriots Ekaterina Gor­ there had been a waiting period personal experience.” we’ve all become victims of gun control issue.” be said. “ And Orser will be looking to move up that will be the third largest in seating capacity on the “ My biggest competition will be deeva and Sergei Grinkov in tbe '81 and a background check, it proba­ Reagan recovered from his handguns. But we’re doing okay. I ’m glad she does. It’s an outlet for from his third-place position in the myself," said Thomas, following pairs final on Tuesday night. r daf.. pa. pb. air. We’re a happy family. We enjoy professional auto racing circuit. 49.000 r bly would have been determined he experience — a buUet that pierced her. Every now and then I want to men's event that concludes Thurs-' her two-minute performance with kick a wastebasket or something Paul Sawyer of Virginia Beach, said Wednesday the new was not a Texas resident and that his left lung and caini|| within about being together.” day night. seven required moves. “ I’m not Ron Widby of Dallas had to punt <4,695 like that. She doesn't have a superspeedway will be erected in nearby Isle of Wight County, he bad been detained by Tennessee an inch of his heart. While Sarah Brady is at home Orser needs some help. The the defending champion. I was the bail nine times in the 1971 Super wastebasket to kick,” midway between Windsor and Isle of Wight Courthouse. '81 M 288 n police weeks earlier for attempt- Jim Brady is still trying to this day, Jim Brady is out Soviet Union’s Alexander Fadeev, fifth last year. Bowl Game against Baltimore. It 5 apd.. arMm. aunroof •ing to bring handguns aboard an recover from his — a bullet that horseback riding. As White House news secretary. The facility, with a 1.75-mile-long moderately banked oval the defending champion, is in the " If I do my program, I don’t have was a record for the event. <3,995 'airline.” destroyed a portion of his brain. He "It's really good for him, emo­ Jim Brady won’t disclose his track, will seat 70,000 spectators and may be expanded to 100.000 same position as Thomas — first “ If there was a waiting period is alert, but his speech is slow. He tionally and physically,” she said. position on handgun control — not within 10 years, track planners said. , after the compulsory figures and '81 Ferd and background check, John tires easily. "It gives him a feeling of even to his wife. Jim Brady is still recovering from the assassination Construction of the track, which would be the third largest in short program. Orser must win the airnfm, air. pa, pb Hinckley probably never would He has no use of his left arm. His independence.” "I'v e asked him,” Sarah Brady attempt on Rbnald Reagan’s life five years ago. Brady’s long program while Fadeev must seating capacity behind Daytona and Charlotte on the NASCAR <4,995 have been able to buy that gu n used left leg is in a brace. He can walk A few nights later, Jim Brady is said. “ He'll just kid and say be third or lower. WE’VE GOT MORE speech is slurred and he cannot walk without the use of a o circuit, was expected to begin this fall with the first race slated to shoot the president and my with a cane, but often uses a seated in a living room chair, his something like, Tmfortherightto Orser won the men’s short - '81 Seidi Beflel cane. for February 1988. THAN OUR SHARE OF am-fm. air. pa. pb husband” wheelchair. He receives two hours limp left arm on his lap and a arm bears.” program on Tuesday, but Fadeev was second. Czechoslovakia’s <4,995 CREAM PUFFS* '81 ' l y n , am-fm, nica car Alzado retires ^ Annual Connecticut Marine Trade Assodation I <2,995 Late model, low mileage, Your Neighbors’ Views: BEVERLY HILLS. Calif. (UPI) '81 R n d a 117 — Lyle Alzado, who played profes­ i=l HIIMGE OK Used Cars & Trucks am4m, 5 spd.. air sional football on emotion for 15 5 that look and act like new! <6,995 seasons, fought back tears in announcing his retirement from HARTFORD CIVIC CENTER *81 the NFL sir. r windows A locka, MARCH 20-231986 •0 CORVETTE 83 BUICK LE8ABRE pt, pb. am-fm. fuRy t How do you know when spring is finaiiy in the air? Limlted.'4 Or. Sedan. V8. Auto, PS, Alzado. whose short fuse and V3, Auto. AC, Stereo, Tape. Alum. < 5 y ffS spirited play made him one of the Wipers, 42,000 miles PB, PW. POL, Porver Seats, most feared players in the league. Cassette, Loaded, 52,000 miles • r f I •R€ LATESMACKLE •1 PLYMOUTH CHAMP Bill I I Edition. Wednesday ended a career in - MANY HNE DOOR PRIZES •BCMS 4 Cyi., Auto. PB, laatbar. onty- which he played in two Super 83 PONT. T-1000 •BfCTRONCS Charier Trip lor \ina cx Shade from C o p t John Sunroof. Cassetts. 54,000 miles H y ffS Bowls. •ACX^SSORES 4 Cyl., 5 Spd., Radio, 82 CITATIO N 30.000 mileage ^^ASTtfGPOND 2-4hp1brnaha Outtxxads from Boats Inc Csmwm 0 7 The former All-Pro defensive 4 Or. Hatchbeck. V6, Auto. PS, PB. air, am-fm. auto. ps. pb. ■ g jN C S 84 CITATTON bluai ) tan 1 end, who tore an Achilles’ tendon Alurnirtum Fishirig Boot with Mariner AC. AM/FM, n Defoggar 4 Or. Hatchback. AC. PS. PB. late in the 1985 season, said he will •TROUT POND Oultxxxd from Marine General <3,895 •SBGNARS 82 CAVAUER Radio. R Oelog. 20,000 miles pursue a full-time entertainment '8S Me^Pwli career, including a co-stariing role Type 10 Hatchback. 4 Spd., AC. 84 DODGE AIRES PS. PB. Casaalta, Cust. Trim, Sts. Wg.. 9 pass., am-hn. in an upcoming television movie 4 Or., Auto. AC, PS, PB. Radio, auto, crulss. casasl. p. ^ i called “ Ocean of Fire.” 33.000 miles 41.000 miles ertndoes 4 locks, pa. pb 82 FORD LTD <11,995 " I am not the player I once was, 8S SPECTRUM DEMO 4 Dr., va. Auto. PS. PB. AC, Tilt. RlcaSat Eipirt. I 4 Cyl., 5 Spd.. AC. R. Oelog. '83 Chee. CoetBer V and I ’d just as soon go out now Cruise, 50.000 miles before I try to do things that I rrl.-ta*. CMsalta. Low miles, SAVE Wg.. am-fm. roof rack, pb <4,995 cannot do anymore.” Alzado said 82 PONT. 80NNEVn.LE 84 CHEVY VAN at a news conference. Brougham 4 Dr., VO. Auto, AC, PS. % TlMi.-Sai. Q-10, Customized, VS. AT. PS. PB. PB. PW. POL. Power Seats. Vinyl w a n s i T s i AC, Stereo Cassette, 26,000 miles roof. Stereo. 50,000 miles TIm>i .-Sm . Manr Om i Dm rrtm rncIsSsS. 83 CAMARO Z-28 . 83 PLY. SCAMP 5 Spd.. AC. R.W. Def.. PS. PB. 4 Cyl., 5 Spd.. Radio. Inter. Wipers, n « Hot .... CALDWELL Radio. 20,000 miles low miles OIL INC. 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I where it was 82 degrees and, 1229 RUN ST. - OPER EVERIHSS 'Til I - Ell. 'Til 6 - MANCHESTE Mseday thru Friday Chgclren 7-11 $2.00 going up north to ski but I like it W e're all ready for it.” have to get working. H all goes wish I could go again.” suddenly, it was nice and warm 19 s S § s d lo * U n d e r FREE 8i«.ya.aLls6DJii. then it’s spring.” 7 warm where I live.” with spiing.” here ” MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. March 20.1936 - 1| M - MANCHESTER HERALD. ThurnUv. March 20,1! LENSEPT Disinfecting QUESTION; ria immitis. Is the new vac­ Mosquitoes transmit heartworm Solution cine for leuke­ larvae from infested dogs to mia in cats uninfested dogs. Therefore, where 8 oz. proving to be there are mosquitoes, the potential safe and for heartworm disease exists. The effective? mosquito is a true intermediate host of this parasite — it cannot ANSWER: spread from dog to dog without the Yes, it is safe young form (microfilaria) passing and highly ef­ through a mosquito. The season for fective. It is transmission of heartworms ther^ CONDITION SEA BOND BABY true that with fore coincides with the mosquito Mousse Uppers or something about beartworms? season. The length of the mosquito any vaccine, there is the potential A ll Types ORA-JEL for adverse reactions. We have What are they? Can my dog catch season is an important factor in the 9k m Lowers used the leukemia vaccine exten­ them? How do I know if he has rate of incidence of the disease. 6 oz. I8's Vs oz. sively in our practice and have not them? 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Take time to stop and smell the roses All Types SUAVE a SUAVE SUAVE SUAVE 16 oz. Skin Lotion Mousse Hairspray What makes was because we started out lousy, temperature, their rods, the lousy Shampoo or a good day? and I improved with each round we line, or leader, or what-have-you, A ll Types A ll Types All Types because they haven’t caught any Suave Ptioto by RIchmomI What makes a shot. Or maybe it was because of Conditioner 10 oz. 5 oz. 7 oz. good day for a the ,i|;idding around that went on fish. Patches, a well-behaved shepherd-collie cross, shares a sportsman? J o e ’s betvpen rounds of trap, and on our It’s the same way bird hunting. secret with Dog Warden Richard Rand. A l o t o f skeet squad.” Sure I like to hunt pheasant, things. But I W o r ld ” I think it was a pleasant day grouse, woodcock, ’cause I like to think it’s weatherwise for a change, the hunt, and I like them for the table. Adopt a pet mostly what, Joe Garman joking and hassling that went on, But most of all I enjoy watching Beau, or any good dog, work, and I UNISOM we, as individu­ and the fact that though we shot DESITIN ___ J PWOtitN enjoy the woods, fields, and als pull out of relaxed, we bore down when it was H A L S A A ' ^ r VISINE Ointm ent Sleep Aid the day and its our turn to shoot. But what really swamps, in which we hunt. {Shampoo or happenings. made it for us, was the ability to I have a great day even if I come Eye Drops Tablets Patches has a mix ib'i " ^ 16 oz. Unisonv•eoKrTMcaiZEPMOa. cm Am ^ Some of us find our pleasure in thought was a discussion I had with look at the day as a whole, and pull home birdless. So often I’ve run Conditioner .75 oz. 48's certain aspects of whatever sport' a good friend after a good day of what was pleasant out of it. into another hunter and the conver­ SlOtSITlNg-l $C59 ^toU aap we pursue, others in the competi­ shooting skeet and trap. He said he Look at Charley X (not his real sation will go like this. "D o any of collie, shepherd tiveness, that they make out of a couldn’t remember when he had first name) Came out to the field good?” $ 2 3 9 $509 sport, some of us out of just being spent such an enjoyable morning today, shot two 24’s, threw his gun "No. But isn't it a helluva great outdoors, and some of us with the and afternoon. in the car, and went home mad day? Makes you feel wonderful to By Barbara Richmond adopt her. She is about 1 year old because he didn’t go 50 straight. I be alive. Is that your dog? Is he a : S i^ ia l to the Herald camaraderie that comes with most Bonus Pack and has a sweet disposition. She’s “ What made it so good?” I feel sorry for people like him. He's good one?” 13 oz. medium-sized and won’t grow any sports. And most of the time, it’s a asked. "You and I shot fairly well, SINEOFF SHOWER TO constantly fighting himself, and if And then the stories start.and CONTACT 30’s Patches, a black and white male combination of parts of the above, but not that great.” larger. he doesn't go straight, he's mad. the tips as to where the birds might ORNEX Tablets SHOWER $ 0 6 9 ^ mixed breed, is this week’s fea- if not all of it. Severe Cold Also still waiting from last week "Well, I don't know. Maybe it Well, that's the way he is. His be. and thetwo hunters part feeling Regular or Nodrowea : tured pet. Patches was picked up What started this train of Capsules Powder “ is the male terrier cross found in pleasant days are few and far good about the meeting, and the Formula ; on Waranoke Road on March t. $99919 CoM Fomwla Charter Oak Park on March 5. He’s between, but maybe that's his way day. 48's Regular or ' He's still hoping his owner will WanOwaaif azja- 20's about 5 years old but is lively and of getting enjoyment. I don't A few nights back, Del Mazza of Morning Fresh ' claim him. healthy. know ” Utica N. Y. came down to the Back Dog Warden Richard Rand said The big fluffy mixed breed 1c disorder It’s funny, but I know fellows like Room to tie flies for the Back Room Patches probably has some collie mentioned in last week's column that who fish. And unless they are Gang. Del is one of the greatest fly 1 and some shepherd in him. has been claimed by his owner. imparting their wisdom as to the tyers in the business. Super tyer, Colleen, last week's featured The only new dog as of Tuesday genus of flies that are hatching, to great human being, and funny guy. 400 mg. pet, doesn’t seem to be having the traced to brain region OYSTER was an overweight male Labrador all fishermen around them, and We left that back room at 11 STAYFREE N A TU R E O luck of the Irish. She’s still waiting retriever cross. He’s about 10 100's follow up with catching and p.m., and I think most of us could SUNNY 500 Mg. twin PACK to be adopted. She's a spayed WASHINGTON (UPI) - A bi­ Even more strange, patients SHELL years old and was picked up releasing beaucoup trout or bass to have sat there another couple of ISIIhouettes 26 s female, medium-sized and taffy- roaming on East Center Street on zarre psychiatric disorder in report that such self-mutilation is 60’s MADE 250's prove how smart they are. they go hours. Del was informative. We all MADE Calcium colored. She was picked up on which patients mutilate them­ often painless and usually brings March 16. He must have an owner home angry, blaming everything learned a lot from him. But what Maxi Pads $ 0 7 9 Vitamin E Gardner Street on Feb. 22 and selves to relieve rage and anxiety ” a state of calm and clearing of Chewable $ 7 8 7 who wants him back. and everybody for their ability not made it even better, were the Water Soluble desperately needs a good home. Rand is alerting dog and cat may involve a disturbance in the thoughts.” the scientists said. stories, and the hilarity, that came Annie, the sweet-natured to produce. Vitamin C -C-L owners that there will be a rabies same brain region affected by a At a recent NIMH news confer­ along with them. shepherd-collie cross featured a type of epilepsy, according to new Poor ^ y s , they never see the clinic conducted at the firehouse on ence, Cowdry recalled that he birds flying up and down the River, Pleasant days, pleasant even­ few weeks ago, has a woeful look in Center Street (at the center) on research evidence. became intrigued with the dis­ the small mammals skittering ings. We get out of them what we her eyes, waiting for someone to April 5 from 1:30 to 4 p.m. Scientists at the National Insti­ order when he learned that six along the shore, or the beauty of put into them. Go in, looking for the Two veterinarians will give the tute of Mental Health have traced patients who had been diagnosed the lake or river they are fishing. neat aspects, and that's what we shots. There will be a $6 charge for “ borderline personality disorder” MITCHUM ROBITUSSIN as borderline actually were suffer­ Or even the beauty of the selfsame retain. Go in with a combative IMITCHUM ROBITUSSIN either a dog or a cat. A new law to the brain's limbic system, ing from temporal lobe epilepsy. insects, whose latin names they frame of mind, and you go home a Cream requires that dogs be licensed and believed to be the seat of emotion Aerosol 9 W O O CF PE Suspecting a link between the are so proud to proclaim to all and sore head. B ir th s have their rabies shots by the time and known to be the site of 4 oz. psychiatric symptoms and neuro­ sundry. Deodorant “ Deordorant _CF 4 OZ. PE they are 6 months old. Licenses are temporal lobe epilepsy. logical events, he began a search If that’s the way they enjoy Joe Garman, a Manchezler due to be renewed by the end of Borderline disorder, which can Scented or 2 oz. Sniafia. Todd Mark, son of Mark for the biological underpinnings of themselves, and have a good day, resident for many years, is a $ 2 2 9 June. be treated in some cases by ’ P. and Joanne C. (Kosciol) Salafia borderline disorder. that’s fine, but they sure don’t act recognized authority on the sub­ Unscented On April 6 the police department psychotherapy and drugs, is so of 17 Bobby Lane, was bom Feb. 25 like it when they stomp up out of ject of bamboo fly rods, and the on Middle Turnpike plans an open named because its symptoms He and his colleagues injected at Manchester Memorial Hospital. patients with procaine, a local the water swearing at the water sport of fly fishing. Ihe maternal grandparents are house. Officer Rand will be on hand overlap with schizophrenia, de­ with some of the dogs from the pression and organic brain aneth'estic that activates the Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Kosciol of brain’s limbic system, where the 29 Lyness St. The paternal grand­ pound. disorders. FIBERALL OLD SPICE 2 oz. The pound is located near the Borderline patients are paranoid temporal lobes are located. In 60 to ROBITUSSIN LADY'S parents are Mr. and Mrs. Anthony 70 percent of the cases, the patients L. Salafia of 35 Summer St. town dump off Olcott Street. Rand about rejection by others and Wafers Aerosol is at the pound weekdays from prone to angiy outbursts which plunged into ” a dysphoria (bad Night Relief Deodorant CHOICE noon to 1 p.m. and can also be come and go like “ summer thun­ mood) that very accurately re­ 4 oz. A ll Types Barnett, Rae-Ana, daughter of creates the states they experience ^rim Jaiklons Deodorant Pamela (Breen) and Donald Bar­ reached by calling the pound, derstorms.” reported NIMH re­ 14's 3 oz. 643-6642 or the police department, searchers David Gardner and Rex naturally.” (Cowdry reported. Pro­ SpadoKzing Exdusivoly in nett Jr. of 342-D Charter Oak St., caine did not trigger dysphoria in All Types 646-4555. Cowdry. The outbursts often take SIENOERIZING was bom Feb. 28 at Manchester normal subjects. Memorial Hospital. The maternal Someone can also be contacted the form of self-mutilation — plws-siza fcnhions at the pound by calling either of slashed wrists and cigarette burns Using a computerized method grandparents are .Mr. and Mrs. Spadol Sizos Joseph Breen of Spencer St. The those numbers from 6 to 9 p.m., are common and borderline pa­ for mapping electrical activity in Monday through Friday. There is a tients have been known to break an te brain, the scientists measured l2W-26Vk paternal grandparents are Mr. and «nd38*aS2 IHEMGaAN CREMACOAT Mrs. Donald Barnett of Margaret $5 fee to adopt a dog and the new arm with a hammer or carve brain waves during the drug- SQUIBB SQUIBB ------' Raod. The baby has a brother, owner must have the dog licensed. words like “ YUCK” into their skin. induced dysphoria. Vitamins (RhjnM Decongestant #3 C*heSoM4 Cod Liver Oil Adult or sanB Gregory. 3. 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• - MAWCHKSTER HERALD. Thuriday. March M. 1W« / K A N U T * by ChailM M. Sdiuta •HAOAIITM HOHRIM-e toyOlkIrowM YOU PUT IT BETW EBI I .CAN THINK OF Acrobats have long odyssey AFTEI2 THE WiMTBfZ '^THIS IS HOU) you SHOOT A MARBLE. YOUR SECONP FINGER ^ EASIER WAY... KICK IT !!! Thursday TV WE'VE MAR 6LAP, A N P Y O U R T H U M B W IT H vr T W Y H f e FIHALLY IT, THE TIP OF YOUR A g W V E P p FORaTNes unperneath. c S n the Weet* A young men holds a psychotic GD SecoTKl City TV from China to U.S. circus 6:00PM C£ EyvwttnM* Newt grudge because Ns mother died giving ( ^ All In the Family ■ CE) ® Dtffrwit Strakn birth to his stepbrother. Lee Marvin, (S) The Tonight Show Tonight's (£ Action News Charles Bronson, James Drury. 1979. Bv Joan Honouer X guest is Shelley Long. (60 min.) In Stereo. CE) ® Hwt to Hart United Press International 8:30PM (]D NBA Baaketball: New (3 ) Doctor Who "I wanted to do a salute to China — its culture, QS IS Oknmoa Brook York at Cleveland Tape Delayed. ® Hogan'e Heroes N E W Y O R K - Kenneth Feld has its history, all the romantic aspects of China. (31 Knot's Landing ( S ) ® Fam ily Tie e Part 2 of 2 Alex races . to stop EHen from marrying ariother man. © )N e w a been negotiating since 1972to bring ^ / a- S NawtCanter So I turned it into a 25-minute segment of the 12 (R) . In Stereo. G D K o ia k acrobats from China to the Rin- U.S.ACfin byJhnOavto SDoctorWho [D IS ] Mousterpiece Theater [CNN] Sports Tonight gling Bros, and Barnum & Bailey circus this year." SSN s w s ALMAVS REMEMBER. OPftOal ' I lL BE AN OLP PlfiJBY t h e [ESPN] FisMn* Hole [ESPN] SporteCenter Circus — and one of the biggest THIS « MO FON AT A L L ./ I ^ . IT'S TIME I SOW THAT ONE OOT 9 9 Rapoftar 41 Kenneth Feld GOINOTO Be LONELV OOTTHEAe CARE ABOOT PEOPLE ANP BE 9:00PM GD College Basketball Cham­ [HBO] Whoopi Goldberg Direct from stumbling blocks has teen over WCE TO THEM ANP VOO LL @ MacNaH-Lalirar Nawahour pionship: Regional Semifinals Broadw ay The star of 'The Color Purple' what they would eat. circus producer NEVER BE ALONE performs her own one woman show. (60 [ESP N ] SportsCantar f D Searching for 8olutk>nt: A Place to Feld, president and producer of I t HS PHANTOM by Lm P M A By Barry min.) I,.IPROMI^^ [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Hombte' A whito man Uvo* the circus, is delighted with the 15 rSCHOOLS) HOSPITALS/ , raiud by Apachsf la forced to a show­ OF THIS WHAT IS CD ® T h e Colbys (CC| A s Fallon pre­ 1 2:00AM CD Barbour Report members of the Shanghai Aero- eMBOHKHAN I WEOICALClWE«UTIUTlES J ' down whan the stagecoach In which he ia ,/POLICE/, ARMV.< ALL PUBLIC , pares to marry Jeff, trouble brews for the CD Hawaii Five 0 batic Troupe who will make their O HUNSeR traveling Is ambushed by outlaws. Paul rest of the family. (60 min.) 5 ^ Newman, Frederic March, Richard Boone. GD Star Trek U.S. debut when the 116th edition of rived with their own interpreter real heart throbs of the show this , 1967. (S ) ® ) Chaers When Diane sinks into a GD The Untouchables year. They perform on the whirling depression because she feels she doesn't the circus opens at Madison and ohef. USA Cartoon Express Wheel of Death. It's a 40-foot long 'i * [USA] belong to the bar's 'clique,‘ Frasier comes ® MOVIE: 'In Enemy Country' A Square Garden in New York City “ That was the toughest thing in • 6:30PM (EDSTooClosofbrComfort up with a plan to brighten her spirits. In French intelligence Colonel must discover on March 25 — but getting them the whole negotiation. They said it contraption that has an axle in the Stereo. how to build a defense against a new Ger­ middle and spins around'at great , 99 Banson man torpedo. Ton y Franciosa, Anjanette here wasn't easy. would be unbearable for their (S ) Heritege: Chrillzetion and the Jews: speeds. They balance and do i IS ) isti NBC Nightly News Comer. Guy Stockwell. 1968. "f started back in 1972, after people to eat Western food for a Roe(de from the Ghetto The struggle for whole circus season. And you handstands and somersaults and £SSiS IS) Nightly Businoaa Report Jew ish emancipation is examined during G D Maude President Nixon went to China and know. I ’ve been in China fourtimes at one point they are free-flying ® A B C N o w s the period of the Industrial and French Re- @ ) Charlie's Angels opened up trade and cultural and w . CAPTAIN BABY ®by Crooha A I vohilions. (60 min.) diplomatic relations. I thought it in the last year and I understand because of the speed. It's BUT TM AN INTERPRETER. • , 99 Noticim SIM GD PELICULA; 'Separacion Matri­ incredible.” EASY. THE COUMTPOWN ® ) Bodes de Odk) monial' would be wonderful if we had what they mean. I eat their food HAS BSeUH. WE'VB COT NOTAN ASTRONAUT. ' 99 Sanford ami'Son [CNN] Larry King Live [CN N ] Newsnight performers from there. I called the when I ’m there and it's probably a SOME LAST MINUTE / » e r |0h t [CNN] Showbiz Today [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Man in the WhHe consulate. When they established lot healthier than what we eat. I THERE ALSO IS the Quiros BRIEFINGS- t h e r e . [DIS] Adventures of Ozzio and Harriet [ESPN] Speedweek Suit' 'A brilliant chemist invents a cloth don't see how their systems could Troupe from Spain, which Feld [U S A ] Edge of Night an embassy, I called the embassy. [ESPN] Cotlaga Basketball Touma- what w on't stain, tear, or wear out. caus­ handle McDonald’s hamburgers.” described as “juSt four maniacs on 2 I was invited to dinners; f in v it^ mant: NCAA Regional Semifinals ing the textile market to panic. Alec Guin­ 12:05AM GS MacNeil-Lehrer the high wire. They go faster on the ness, Cecil Parker. 1951. them to the circus. The Chinese acrobats are a part BLONOIB by Daan Young a Stan Draka 7:00PM CD css N ew s New shour high wire than I can run on the [HBO] MOVIE: Karate Kid' (CC) When “ We had this great dialogue and of Ringling Bros. Blue Unit, which ONB 3000 THINS ABOUT (E ) Thrao's Company a teenager is bullied, a Japanese handy­ 12:15AM [TM C] MOVIE: 'Amar- the answer for everything was: ‘ft will have played 31 cities — ground. They do what in the circus cord' (Dubbed) An Italian youth copes OASWOOOtt HOBBV... ' d ) A B C N e w s man teaches him about self-confidence we call a low wire act, but they do it with growing up in a small coastal town in is possible.’ That means it is including New York, Philadelphia. (X) ® $100,000 Pyramid and karate. Ralph Macchio, Noriyuki Mor- on the high wire, totally defying u r n . A the 1930s. Bruno Zanin, Magall Noel, Pu- possible some time and you hope it Los Angeles, Chicago and Denver ita, Elisabeth Shue. 1984. 1 ^ - ' 9 9 Jaffarsons pella Maggio. 1974. Rated R. is in your lifetime. — when its tour ends at New Y o rk ’s death,” he said. 9:30PM (g) ® All Is Forgiven (Pre­ “Then I did something unbeliev­ (3 ) Carson's Comedy Classics [ M A X ] m o v i e : -P a u lim a t Nassau Colisseum on Dec. 7. The miere) A young woman attempts to cope 1 2:25AM “ f kept at it and late in 1984, at a the Beach' The romantic ups and downs able,' ’ he said. “ I built a rocketship .- ®IS)M'>A*S*H with her new soap opera producing job as dinner at the embassy, I finally put Red Unit which generally plays of a young Parisian woman vacationing In 9 9 Wheal of Fortune well as her new marriage. m y foot down and said f don’t want shorter engagements at smaller with Ringling technology. Two Normandy are viewed through the eyes of men are launched from this 0 @ MacNail-Lehrer Newshour ® ) SIN Presenta: Teresa de Jesus her 16-year-old cousin. Amanda Langlet, to be old and grey before Chinese cities, will have played 51 cities — 90) Newtywad Game [ESPN] W orld C u p Skiing: fyien's Giant Arielle Oombasle, Pascal Gregory. 1983. performers appear with Ringling including Nashville, New Orleans, rocketship from one end of the Rated R. arena to the other, and they travel ARLO AND JANIS • by Jimmy Johnson . 99 Novola: Cristal Slelom Bros, and Barnum & Bailey Houston, Dallas, St. Louis, Detroit next to each other, about a foot and Nightly Buatnoss Report 10:00PM CD N e w s 1 2:30AM CD Comedy Tonight Circus,-', and Boston — when its tour ends on JAMS! 1 GanMnDRKTO 0H,-W6Vt6 SO a half apart, and land in a net. It 99 One Day at a Time CD ® 20/20 (CC) CD Here's Lucy He was invited to go to China, Nov. 16. PlAKTb.' Feld said much of this year’s sends chills up and down m y spine 3-j , [C N N ] Moneyline (S) IrKlependent News (22) G D Late Night w ith David Letterman where he dealt with the China Tonight's guest is Richard Belzer. (60 min.) circus is new. every time I see it.” [DIS] MOVIE: -The Boy Who Tflkad to (3$ Mission: Impossible Performing Arts Agency — he In Stereo. “ I decided this year there were Feld believes the circus should Badgers' A six-year-old farm boy be- (S ) (S ) Hill Street Blues Bates defends called it “ the W illiam Morris V comas lost in the Canadian wilds but sur- her new female partner against charges of (M) Break the Bank Agency of China” — and saw all going to be m ajor changes,” he have something old. something • vives with the help of a friendly badger sexually harrassing a prostitute, while GD Dr. Gene Scott the approximately 190 performers said, “ and I went virtually all over new. ON THE FASTRACK by Bill Holbrook ' . Chrialian Jutlner, Cart Betz. 1975. Buntz faces down his freaked-out ex- [ESPN] Winterworld Series; Mark of in virtually all the acts of the the world for the test acts. More “ The public has certain expecta­ [HBO] M O V IE : Bye Bya Birdie' A rock partner, w hom he suspects of killing an­ Champions than ever before the circus is a tions at the circus," he said. “ They ‘n* roH sir>9 er. who is a b ^ t to be drafted, other cop. (60 min.) In Stereo. Shanghai Troupe. ^ M«*. IS ART , U)HY,Y<5. HAG WORP [H B O ] MOVIE: The Killing Fields' (CC) blend of nationalities.” want to see the man on the flying triRoOfrHOUR gives a farewell T V performance. Janet @ ) Mystery: Charters and Caldicott “ f wanted to do a salute to China X An American journalist in Cambodia aids in trapeze and the elephants and the cakvcmcrsiemf UURSL.' fitfir/HARPUNPAT L i ^ , pick Van Dyke, Ann-Margret. 1963. (CC) Part 1 of 6 Two eccentric old En­ — its culture, its histop', all the The newcomers include the Aii K iT c HBN the evacuation of a Vietnamese photogra­ CHKKSOFFASWACK IHSMWWVIW/ glishmen find the body of a young woman. Hassani Acrobatic Troupe of 18 tigers and I wouldn’t want to H O W D ^ lOlHUOU). [U S A ] Wild. Wild World of Animals pher's family. Sam Waterston, Haing S. romantic aspects of China,” Feld (6 0 min.) Ngor, John Malkovich. 1984 Rated R. disappoint them. But I don’t want it PfRSONNFl.? KNOW? c m c m f - f ' ' 7:30PM CD PM Magazine said. “So I turned it into a 25 tumblers from Morocco, whom (S ) A '6 0 's Folk/Rock Reunion Richie [U S A ] Edge of Night Feld said perform the same to be predictable, either, so I ’ve . (X)M*A*8*H minute segment of the circus this C Haver)s hosts this concert special, high- routine that has been passed down switched a lot of things around. OD Wheal of Fortune . lighting the fusion of folk and rock music in 1:00AM CD Get Smart year. There will be four different to generations of acrobats for “We’re using the children in a ALLEY OOP :^by Davo Qrauo CD MHIkm DoUar Chance of a Lifetime the sixties (60 min.) CD Headline Chasers acts, aii entire parade and specta­ cle. It will feature the entire cast, about 400 years. The tumbling different way, too. This year there WE'LL KEEP TH'TRAIL IN ) 3000 IPEA! ITS \SOMEONES y e a h ! \ M Y G O SH , LO OK! ( PROEAELY, B U T IT P O E S I^ d i) Independent News SD Star Search CD Joe Franklin Show will be a tug of war between the 10 SET POWN.) WOMEN...ANP V with specially built floats and techniques originally were used to SIGHT BUT STEER CLEAR IlOO WELL TRAVELEDll COMING.' (9 ) Best of SatiHdey Night [CNN] Evening News GD Comedy Break toughest clowns and the 10 tough­ OF i t ; __ ■< I....H EY, LISTEN,' N A M B A ! y THEV'RE RIDIN6 \ WANTA TR N Syl'y'IiL, wagons that turn into stages, and hoist .soldiers over fortress walls. ^PINOSAURS! BETCHA'^ HH, W I^TEVBl THEY ® Barney Miller [MAX] M O V IE ; 'Frances' The public and CNN Headline News elephant blankets hand-painted to “Two brothers from Holland, est children we can find in the ITS A HUNTING RAKTY!V ARE! (S ) Jeopardy private struggles of Francis Farmer, from [C N N ] Crossfire her successful career in Hollywood to her display different parts of China.” Marco and Phillip Peters, are audience. For some unknown [ESPN ] Fishin' Hole ® New Newlywed Genw placement in a mental institution, are por­ handsome, electrifying per­ reason, the children win every [U S A ] That Girl ® Bertson trayed. Jessica Lange. Sam Shepard, Kim FELD SAID THE Chinese ar- formers,” he said. “ They are the tim e.” .. (S) WUd World of Animals Stanley. 1982. Rated R. 1:30AM CD l Love Lucy ;. Archie Bunker's Place [ T M C ] M O V IE : 'Being The re ' A childlike GD Independent News : MR. M E N " AND LITTLE M IB B " by Hargraavaa A Ballara man meets important, powerful people vss;; •' [C N N ] Crossfire who interpret his bewildered silence as [C N N ] Newsnight Update [U SA] Radio 1990 brilliance. Peter Sellers, Shirley MacLaine. [U S A ] All American Wrestling (R). Meivyn Douglas. 1979 Rated PG. 8:00PM CD Magnum. P.l. Higgins is 2:00AM CD Entertainment Tonight In­ i & f f m s i n r g shocked when his illegitimate brother Don [U S A ] Petrocelli terview with Shelley Long. Luis arrives on the eve of a state visit (60 10:30PM Q D N e w s CD MOVIE: 'The Great White Hope' The HARTFORD House (R ) 1:30, 7:45,9:50. (PG -13) 7, 9:30. — F X (R ) 7, 9:30. min.) «HOL»UPlsl*r«H<»LT ( ^ Alfred Hitchcock story of the world's first black heavy­ Cinema City — Brazil (R ) 7, 9:40. — Dream Child (PG) 7:20,9:20. — Ktssof MANCHESTER WILLIMANTIC CD PM Magazine weight champion is told James Earl Jlllson Square Cinema — Highlander A T PB<:>PI-e ANP , 0D Loco Amor Jones, Jane Alexander. 1970 the Spiderwoman (R) 9:50. — TheTrIp UA Theaters East — F X (R ) 7:10, PUSH T H e w APPLAJP.'. THE BORN LOSER ®by Art Sanaom CD ® Ripley’B Believe it or Not! (CC) to Bountiful (PG)7:30.— OutotAfrIco 9:15. — Murphy's Romance (PG-13) (R ) 7:05, 9:10. — Wildcats (R ) 9. — Visit a tarantula ranch, meet a man who [D IS] Scheme of Things M O V IE : 'Saskatchew an' A Canadian CD (P G ) 7;)0. 7:15,9:15. — The Jewel of the Nile ( PG) Crossroads (R ) 1:30, 7:05. — Pretty In risks his life to make deliveries, and see a World Cup Skiing: Women's Mountie needs all the help he can muster to Pink (PG-13) 1:30, 7, 9:05. — Hannah TDfWEKg|GA<^>tGTAMT [ESPN] 7,9:20. -C street that goes nowhere. (60 min.) (R). Giant Slalom drive tho American Siou>( Indians back ac­ EAST HARTFORD ond Her Sisters (PG -13) 1:30, 7,9:05. — A ross the border. Alan Ladd, Shelley W in­ MANSFIELD Down and Out In Beverly Hills (R ) 1:30, THAT THE CD N e w s 11:00PM CD Eyewitness News Eastwood Pub A Cinema — M u r­ ters. J. Carrol Naish. 1954 phy's Romance (PG -13) 7:30. Trans-Lux Colleae Twin — The 7:10,9:10. — The Color Purple (PG-13) dD MOVIE: 'Green Berate' Pert 2 of 2 A Hitcher (R) 7, 9. — A Clockwork 1:30, 7:30. "dapwimiam ■meo(2H".^-.^ CD Taxi GD Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous Poor Richards Pub A CInemn — cynical war correspondent goes on special Murphy's Romance (PG-13) 7. Oronoe (R ) 7, 11:30, with Pink Flovd: 5-aM assignment to Vietnam with an army car­ CD ® ® N ew s [ESPN ] Mazda SportsLook WINDSOR OOPS.. (O W e E C T! Showcase Cinemas 1-9 — The Color The Wall (R ) 9:25. eer man. John W ayne, David Janssen, Jim CD ^ Benny Hill Show Purple (PG-13) 1, 7:45. — Highlander Plaza — Murphy's Romance (PG-13) [ M A X ] m o v i e : -Last W in Hutton. 1968. 2:05AM (R ) 12:50, 9:50. — Wildcats (R ) 12:40, VERNON 7:15. GD Carson's Comedy Classics ter' T w o women identify the same blurred d i McMHIen and WHe 7:15, 9:40. — Pretty In Pink (PG-13) 1, Cine 1 A 2 — Murphy's Romance GD O d d Couple photo as their husband. Yona Elian. Kath­ 7:10, 9:30. — Down and Out In Beverly (PG-13) 7, 9:10. — F X (R ) 7:10, 9:30. A s tro g ra p h ® MOVIE: 'A Place in the Sun' An am­ (S) NewsCenter leen Quinlan. Stephen Macht. 1984. Rated Hills (R ) 1:20, 7:40, 9:55. — Gung Ho DRIVE-INS Puzzles bitious young man's liaison with a factory R WEST HARTFORD Manchester — Closed Thursday. (2?) Doctor W ho (PG-13) 12:30,7:20,9:35. — Honnohond girl threatens his romance with an heiress. Her Sisters (PG-13) 12:45, 7:25,9:45. — Elm 1 A 1 — Murphy's Romance Mansfield — Closed Thursdoy. Montgomery Clift, Elizabeth Taylor. Shel­ ® M *A*S»H 2:30AM CD CBS News Nightwatch R ley Winters. 1951. Joined in Progress 6 Engliah Anawar to Piaviout PuzzIa GD 24 Horas ACROSS [C N N ] Sports Latenight broadeaatora < % u r ® (S) The Cosby Show (CC) Mrs. Wes­ GB Second City TV Y M c Y O R IE I tlake's plans to give Theo a math test are [ESPN ] SportsCenter 1 Aanlvark'f diet 6 Taa disrupted when she goes into labor. In (ID Maude M E O V A Ll ^ B irth d a y [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Crimes of Passion' MANCHESTER GILBERT & SULUVAN PLAYERS 7 Loopa o Stereo. [C N N ] Moneyline 5 _____voyage 1 (C C ) A young woman leads a dual life- 8 Oppobad 8 Attorn Y E N D B o n c i n D c i March 21,1986 FRANK AND ERNEST ®by Bob Thavas (S ) All Creatures Great and Small [D IS] MOVIE; The Secret Life of Wal­ fashion designer by day and prostitute by ter M itty' A meek man dreams of exciting IZOdorgas 9 Rivar nymph o s 8 E In the year ahead, you will establish an (SI MOVIE: 'Two Minute Warning' A night Kathleen Turner. John Laughlin.. 10 Color a p l^ro sniper, perched in the scoreboard at a experiences. Danny Kaye, Virginia Mayo, Tony Perkins. 1984. Rated R 13 Sign of o Important friendship with a person who Ann Rutherford. 1947. 11 Author of IT A CASe football game, prepares to shoot into a [ U S A ] T N T (R). diaopproval is slightly older than yourself. He will be crowd of 91,000 fans. Charlton Heston. [USA] Alfred Hitchcock 14 With plaatura "Picnlc- the type of pal who can be counted upon qp EN T^A P M eN Tl - - John Cassavetes. Martin Balsam. 1976. 2:55AM [HBO] m o v i e : 'O nce upon a 17 Mao_____ □ D O B EDE tArHttfk r%^^/4of4 11:30PM CD College Basketball Tim e in Am erica' (C C ) Childhood friends IB Fit dD Juana Iris Championship: Regional Semifinals 16 Congoaling tung □ □ n n D o n n ARIES (March 21-AprH T*) People with THF rANfc’^ 5I6M rise to the top of the underworld. Robert 19 Hawaiian city whom you associate today will hold you ^ QT\.v @ ) No Nukes Concert with Bruce CSD Dyitesty DeNiro, James W oods. Elizabeth M cGov­ 18 ___ Nador □ U n n O E l E1I!]QDDD S p rin g itM n ern. 1984. Rated R. in high regard, so it won’t be necessary /MMNOUNOF^ IT.^ CD ® ABC News Nightline 20 CIA forarunnar 24 Clayay aarth B E i n n □ □ □ dD MOVIE: 'Stalk the Wild Child' A be­ lor you to go around flexing your mus­ CD Off Track Batting 3:00AM GD Emergency 21 Famala aaint 25 Admiiar havioral psychologist attempts to civilize a cles. Just be yourself. Major changes (abbr.) 26 Egg (Fr.) A < s s e T x . boy who was abandoned in the wilderness (S ) The Honeymooners [CN N ] News Overnight 27 Choir voice are ahead for Arles In the coming year. as a small child. David Janssen. Trish Van 22 Muaic tyllabla Send for your Astro-Qraph predictions Devere, Joseph Bottoms. 1976. 23 Larga Eaat 29 In today. Mall $1 to Astro-Graph, c/o this •WIXWA.— TL-«Av E.'5 3-70 [CNN] Prime News Indian tiaa 31 Kind of sign newspaper. Box 1846, Cincinnati, OH [M A X ] MOVIE: Roadhouse 66' Travel­ 2B Laiga anaka 32 Scandinavian 45201. Be sure to state your zodiac sign. w m god 54 Farm agency ing west on historic old Route 66. a young 28 Falla bahind 45 Horia ralativa TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Try to give college graduate runs into trouble in Ari­ 33 Protubaranca 30 8hof1ty 47 Burttt into (abbr.) domestic matters top priority today. Un­ zona when some local hoodlums shoot a 35 Pluah hole in the radiator of his classic ‘55 Thun- 34FM fM p powdar related issues can be attended to ai a WINTHROP ®by DIefc Cavatll ^ O L L V J ^ 38 Otoak tottor 48 vagranta 65 Trickle derbird, leaving him stranded at a deserted 36 Cflsiga ttw later date — after you've met your fam­ 39 Harvanfa rival 49 Uncovarad 57 Participla end­ ily duties. gas station. Willem DaFoe, Judge Rein­ dacdror DOES YOUR DAD ]/ SU R E- NO, I READ TO H IM . ITAAUSTBETDUeH, hold. 1984. Rated R. 41 Haart part 50 South Scat QEMMil (May 21-Juna 20) You might 37 Coapa, for ona ing READ TiOYtaU / DOESN'T WE'RE (XXNtaTHORBAUte BEING/AN 42 Actraaa ttilboat have to make a difficult decision today. [TMC] MOVIE: 'The Year of Uvtng Dan- 38 Woody AT8EDT/AAE? /\ V O U R S ? " WALDEN" RIGHT NOW . intellectual . gertNJSlv' (C C ) A journalist, trying to Flaming 53 Dtmaga 58 Idol Your judgnient will prove to be right 40 Flying aaueora even though you might temporarily up­ scoop the potential political overthrow of 1 2 3 Is 9 10 11 Indonesia, meets and falls in love with the (abbr.) set an associate. ■VT y British attache. Mel Gibson, Sigourney 41 Opara fara CANCER (June 2l-July 22) It will mean W eaver, Linda Hunt. 1983. Rated PG. 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PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Tho moat beautiful thinga In the world are the standing pioneers, was chartered by moat uaaleaa: poacocka and lilios lor Inatanco." — John Ruakin. efforts. Don't quit if you Initially fall short ors could also work badly for you with 6434751 „« •»—. M—.-I- 8S 1- . ....5. . . . A. rnfumMa In t964 U - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thurgday. March »0. 1W6 Advice About Town Phony franchise deals part Jeannette elected president Roast beef raises band money Marie E . Jeannoice of 129 Tanner St., a junior in the C O V E N TR Y — Coventry grange 75 will sponsor a, some fools and their money Union man’s wife wonders nursing program at Western Connecticut State roast beef dinner Saturday to benefit the Coventry High School Band. The dinner at the Swoiid University in Danbury, has been elected president of no one can make a franchisee read the Connecticut Student Nurses Association, a Congregational Church Community Center on Route A review of 44 will be served in two sittings, at 5 and 6:30 j^m . franchising the disclosrue documents, al­ constituent of the National Student Nurses Associa­ though you should. And you should tion. It is the only professional organization of nursing Tickets at $6.50 each are being sold by band members. under the su­ if she is getting her dues For more information, call William A. Miller at, pervision of the definitely be tipped off if a students. She also is active in the Nursing Club at the Federal Trade "franchiser” tells you. that you D EAR C.P.A.: I've printed it. I university. 742-7812. DEAR Commission is Sylvia don’t neeH any disclosure material hope my readers are set straight. I ABBY: John under way. The because state law doesn’t require am. And thank you for not billing Illing, Yala singers sing together and I are young VFW.tervea breakfast F T C has opened Porter if (Several states do have tmieh grandparents. I me. Students of Jan Noyes at Illing Junior High School a 60-day com­ disclosure and registration laws go to my daugh- Veterans of Foreign Wars. Psot 2046, will serve will take part in a benefit concert with the Yale Glee ment period and the F T C covers all franchis­ D E A R ABBY; On the subject of ers, everywhere.) t e r 's home Dear Abby breakfast Sunday from 7 a.m. to noon at the post, 608 Club April 8 at 8 p.m at the University of Hartford’s during which % 1 quite often on Introducing people when you don't E. Center St. Ham, sausage, eggs, French toast, home Lincoln Theater. Also performing will be the Kodaly you can offer The F T C does not require any weekends to Abigail Van Buren know their names: As a tennis fries and juice will be served. Tickets are $2.50 for Institute Chamber Singers and children from other' your opinion estimate of what you, the franchi­ baby-sit. We official for the last 50 years, I’ve adults and 11.50 for children. public schools. and explain your experiences if ACTIVITY IN business format see, will earn. But if you do receive iive in New traveled all over the world and met General admission Is $12 and student tickets are $0.; you’ve invested or considered franchises — the kind most people an estimate, it must be York, my a lot of people, and It’s impossible For more Information, call 243-4228. investing in a franchise. This is and buy — is even better. This term documented. daughter ilves to remember all their names. This Boosters hold awards night will be your chance to speak up. refers to franchises like McDo­ is how I handle it: Review the documents tho­ in New Jersey. The Sports Boosters of RHAM Junior-Senior High Don't miss it! nald’s, which involve an ongoing John encourages my visits, but he record of tips and report them to If I’m with a person whose name Good nutrition progam Set relationship between franchiser roughly with your lawyer or the employer once a moifth, to that I know, and someone whose name I Schools will hold a winter sports awards night (or the The boom is on in franchising, adviser. And now to the second stays home, saying he has business junior high Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. in the cafetorium. A The Connecticut Dietetics Association will conduct tens of thousands are seizing on a and franchisee covering every­ the employer can deduct the don't know comes up to me, I say to point; Study yourself. meetings to attend or peopie he has meal of pizza, salad and dessert will be served nutrition edcuation tours between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. franchise as a way to build a thing from marketing strategy, to meet (or business. I accepted proper tax. Just at he does on the the one I don’t know, "You've met at Stop A Shop. 342 Broad St. The tours are part of the. quality control and standards to "Are you mentally and physiclly other wages. John Doe, haven't you?” Ope of followed by the presentation of awards. Team business of their own — and attuned to the business?" Alfred J. that because he's very active in his members, cheerleaders and scorekeepers will be cooperative effort of the association, the American countless numbers are dooming the product and trademark. them will either say, "Yes,” or Modica rhetorically asked my union. It has long been the practice of admitted free. Admission for others will be $2.SOeach. Cancer Society and the supermarket chain (or themselves to a future of bitterness Hot areas include service busi­ "No. my name is John Jones — research asociate, Elen Herman- One weekend I stayed home with some waitresses, waiters and National Nutrition Month. and poverty by taking on risks they nesses geared to busy families; pleased to meet you.” "The senior high awards night will be April 3. son. “ Before you huy a franchise, the flu. John was home, too. The other service persons not to report cannot afford while they throw in home repair, housecleaning, cat­ If you don't know either person's work part-tirhe in the business. phone rang and I answered it. A the tips at ail. Therefore, the IRS money way beyond their capacity ering, and videocassette rental 2 woman said. "This is Marion..Will name (and it's happened to me), I Use vacation time if you have to. hat ruled that the employer must to repay. The whole field is in an stores as examples, says a spokes­ you please tell John we are waiting say, "You two have met before. You'll learn whether you can take include an amount equal to 8 upsurge. man for the International Fran­ for him?" Then she hung up. I percent of that employee's sales on I'm sure.” One of them will say, C o lle g e N otes chise Association. the pace and maintain the interest. - But fraud in franchising is could hear loud music in the the W-2 form as "allocated tips.” "No, my name is Joe Blow,” then If you see a franchise in your “Suppose you are used to earn­ background that sounded like she he extends his hand to the other. exploding along with the boom in ing two or three times what you can is majoring in physical therapy and is a member of the future, first investigate two key If the employee has done his (or the business. Phony franchise expect in the first year or two,” was calling from a party or a bar. It’s never failed me. Just make Stahl named to list areas: the business and yourself. her) duty and reported the actual class of 1989. deals easily exceed $500 million a Modica, director of management When I gave John the message, he your statement and shut up, and The Federal Trade Commission turned red and said, "It must have tips, then this is already included Kristen Stahl, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter year, according to estimates by the at Mercy College in Dobbs Ferry, one of them is sure to say helps you by requiring a franchiser been a wrong number.” It re­ in the taxable wages, and the Stahl of 67 Linwood Drive, has been named to the Eastern honors Finnegan Council of Better Business Bu­ to disclose to potential franchisees N Y.,andan expert on franchising, "allocated tips” mean nothing. If something. It works. T ry it. dean’s list for the fall semester at Russell Sage reaus and the North American minded me of the time he called me MIKE BLANCHARD. such information as its business says. “ It’s easy to say you’ll get by "June.” My name is Terry. the required reporting has not been College in Troy, N.Y. She is a junior majoring in Timothy R. Finnegan of 180 Briarwood Drive has Securities Association. The swin­ on less but hard to change a 0 REFEREE EMERITUS. and litigation history. Is this man a sinner or a saint? done, the employee may still use physical therapy. been named to the dean's list at Eastern Connecticut dles merely intensify the risks in lifestyle.” For one thing, you have U.S. OPEN TENNIS State University. He is a member of the class of 1987 After the public comment pe­ GRANDMA TERRY his own record for figuring the tax franchising itself. riod, the F T C will review the fixed overhead that can’t always and is studying human resources management with a on tips. However, if no reporting or record and your comments and be whittled down. min^r in English. He also is involved in a cooperative Meanwhile, legitimate franchise DEAR GRANDMA: If your record keeping has taken place, UConn lists Kennedy activity swells: Franchises of all decide whether to rescind, leave as If you think franchising will fit the allocated amount is the amount Getting married? Send for Ab- internship in manufacturing with the Frito-Lay Co. in suspicions are correct, he’s a kinds employed 5.7 million in 1984 is, or modify the disclosure rule, into your future, get a copy of the that person must pay tax on. This is by's new, updated, expanded boo­ Jennifer Kennedy, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. James Dayville. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J.‘ sinner. and will probably employ 6.3 explains John M. Tifford, program Commerce Department’s 19th an­ only fair. The United States is the klet, "How to Have a Lovely P. Kennedy of 273 Ludlow Raod. has been named to Finnegan. million by the end of 1986. More adviser for franchising at the nual “ Franchise Opportunities Wedding." Send your name and the dean's list at the University of Connecticut in DEAR ABBY: Your advice to only country in the world where the than 478,000 outlets will ring up commission. To submit your com­ Handbook.” The current edition, government allows taxpayers to address clearly printed with a Storrs. She is majoring in English in the School of "Against Tipping” was good but Greene serves as Big Brother sales exceeding $570 billion, pre­ ments, write to the secretary. listing offerings of 1,318 compan­ misleading. The IRS does not force tell it what they owe. The least we check or money order for $2.50 and Liberal Arts. a long, stamped (39 cents) enve­ dicts the Commerce Department's F TC . Washington. D.C. 20580 by ies, costs $15 from the Government waitresses to pay tax on tips they can do is be honest. William C. Greene, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clinton. . franchise expert, Andrew April 25. Printing Office, Washington, D.C. Abby, please print this to set lope to: Dear Abby, Wedding did not get. The current rules are Greene of Dale Road, volunteers six to 10 hours a week Rostecka. Even with no change, however. 20402. It’s worth every cent. the same as they always were. The your readers straight. Booklet. P.O. Box 38923. Holly­ Logan honored at university in the Big Brother-Big Sister program at St. Michael's waitress is required to keep a daily OKLAHOMA C.P.A. wood, Calif. 90038. Renee Logan, daughter of Alfred Logan of Adams College. Greene, a senior majoring in business, has Street, has be'en named to the dean's list at the become an adopted big brother to a Burlington, Vt.^ University of New England in Biddeford, Maine. She student. City pays homage to wrong man

Circumcision isn’t a must W PONCE, Puerto Rico (U PI) - the south.” minister’s visit.” The request ' City officials laid out the red carpet There was only one hitch — the came as Harding toured the Ponce D E A R DR. best be administered by a derma­ ;for a man they mistakenly be- visitor wasn't Seaga. but Jamai­ Art Museum. G O TT: We are tologist or plastic surgeon. Some COMING SATURDAY '• lieved to be Jamaican Prime can Minister Without Portfolio expecting our newer techniques, such as skin I Minister Edward Seaga, leading Oswald Harding, a member of the City officials, thinking the man first child early grafting, show great promise for ; the visitor and a growing entour- Jamaican leader's advance team. at the museum was Seaga, quickly next year and adults who were scarred by • age of reporters on a grand tour of Seaga was to arrive in San Juan dispatched a photographer. Police Dr. Gott adolescent acne. rustled up an escort and reporters Htrtid photo by Pinto want to decide W eekend Pliis Magazine Z the town. today for a conference on the whether, if a ; Misled by a Puerto Rican Caribbean Basin. rushed from site to site, hoping for boy. he should Peter Gott, M.D. D E A R DR. G O TT: I will soon be • government official. Ponce offi- The confusion developed after a a few quotes. Radio stations 2 Between the Lines: The story provided minute-by-minute cover­ Wearing necfdaces for fair be circumcised. 79. In the past two months. I've had Z cials accompanied the unexpected Puerto Rican State Department Can you tell us trouble with a wrist injury and a behind the story. ’ visitor on the tour of their city. official asked Ponce officials for age and a television station ob­ what the risks circulatory problem. I get discour­ •* which hills itself as "the pearl of help "during the Jamaican prime tained an exclusive interview. Jennie Burnett of 88 Spruce St., Amy necklaces she made are also displayed. aged becuase. on the whole. I are in this 4 Trends: Reflections on a mid-life Jones of 48 Hollister St. and Am y’s doll She will be one of 75 professional surgery? wonder what the future holds for craftsmen at the free fair, a benefit for me. Is there some medication that all wear necklaces like the ones Burnett crisis. the Connie McCurry Scholarship Fund. D EAR R EA D ER : Medical opin­ and location of your bleeding. As a could brighten my outlook? will sell at the Manchester High School Food will be sold and free child care ion seems to have shifted away general rule, painless bleeding in 0 Cover Story: John Januszkiewicz Industrial education department’s craft from routine circumcisions. There the genito-urinary tract is rela­ D EAR R EA D ER : Wrist pain fair Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in available. is no need to circumcise healthy tively easy to diagnose and treat. shouid be no more difficult to treat of Coventry puts new meaning in A at 79 than at a younger age. Your the school cafeteria. Other rings and newborn boys, except for parental the phrase, “ Press the flesh.” preference. Circumcised fathers D EAR DR. G O TT: As a teenager question does not supply sufficient ordinarily want their sons circum­ and during my early 20s, I,suffered information for me to advise you cised so that the youngsters will a mild case of acne. I am very what to do. However, I ’msureyour 9 Profiles: Lisa Collier. Mailbox: doctor would be capable of diag­ not grow up wondering why they self-conscious about the scars ieft. Our readers comment. Treatment helps leukemia patients look different from their fathers. A few yers ago I heard of some kind nosing your problem and suggest­ ing treatment. Arthritis, painful Complications of the procedure, of plastic surgery called derma­ BOSTON (U P I) — Combining an junction. But they suspected the chronic myelocytic leukemia, but injury or circulatory problems of although rare, can be disastrous if brasion. What is it. and would you 10 Sexuality: Most husbands and anti-cancer drug with an anti­ drugs complemented each other Storb said the results indicate such the wrist are usually treatable the circumcision is improperly recommend it? If not. is there any rejection drug can significantly somehow. treatment would be effective for R once the cause of discomfort has wives remain faithful, a study in performed; the sensitive glans at hope of correcting my skin? improve the chances of survival Leukemia is a cancer of the parts victims suffering from other forms been identified. the end of the penis is necessary for the Kinsey Report shows. for leukemia victims who undergo of the body that produce blood, of leukemia. adult sexual fulfillment and can DEAR READER: Dermabra­ bone marrow transplants, re­ such as bone marrow. Victims The researchers estimated an 80 What are the benefits of Vitamin very occasionally be injured dur-, sion is a method by which a searchers said today. usually succumb to infections, percent survival rate of at least l ‘A E? Dr. Gott's new Health Report 11 Exercise: You can fight flab while ing surgery. dermatologist can remove superfi­ A study of 93 leukemia patients such as pneumonia. Only about 40 years after the transplant opera­ tells what's true — and what isn’t. In the past, when performed in a cial layers of skin by sandpapering you sit at your desk. found that combining two drugs percent of leukemia patients can tion for patients who received both Send 75 cents plus a long self- hospital for nonreligious reasons, the area. It is often useful in greatly reduced the incidence of And suitable donors for bone drugs compared to only 55 percent circumcision was commonly done removing scars caused by acne. If addressed. stamped envelope to "graft versus host disease." in marrow transplants, in which for those who received only one P.O. Box 2597. Cincinnati, OH 12 At the Movies: Freddy is nasty and by resident doctors or interns. This the procedure isn’t effective in which the transplanted bone mar­ victims receive healthy marrow to drug. policy led to problems if the your case, you may need, more 45201. Be sure to ask for the Health nice... Film capsules. row attacks the patient's vital replace the diseased marrow. Of the 50 patients treated only Report on Vitamin E. doctor-in-training made a mis­ involved skin teatment that can organs. The study involved adult pa­ with cyclosporine in the study. 19 take If today's parents want their 1 3 Weekend Television: An eight-page Researchers at the University of tients suffering from acute non- died, including 14 from graft child circumcised, I recommend Washington School of Medicine in lymphoblastic leukemia and versus host disease. that the simpie operation be Gene therapy offers cure pullout section with program Seattle found that patient.<= who performed by a qualified surgeon. schedules for Saturday and Herald photo by Bashaw received only cyclosporine were However, for a normal newborn, BETHESDA, Md. (AP) - normal gene into cells of a patient four times more likely to die from there appears to be no compelling Scientists are getting closer to whose own body lacks the gene or Sunday. the disease than those who aiso medical reason to circumcise. finding a cure for some of man’s has an abnormal gene, m a y' The hanging fudges received methotrexate, an anti­ most destructive hereditary eventually be used to cure patients Music. How teens learn to Rush... cancer agent that also helps Buy Early & Save D EAR DR. G O TT; I am 82 and in diseases. with cystic fibrosis, various forms 21 The town of Manchester’s art teachers weeks. From left are Elinor Dolan, suppress the body's immune good health. I do not smoke or Human gene therapy, in which of hemophilia, and possibly mus­ Turntable tips. are hanging an exhibition of work done department chairman for elementary system. drink. 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Stnart, Pastor (( YOUR VOICE IN MANCHESTER" United Pentecostal Chnrcb I M - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thuradav. March 20, 1966 Jury deliberations enter sixth day C/f/es, towns demand aid HARTFORD (UPI) - Mayors, first municipal leaders from around Connecticul are demaM ng Seven men, five women review testimony of psychiatrist more state aid to hold down spiralling property tax rates and ease the loss of federal funding. Ruane has suggested 10 possible, Dozens of municipal officials lobbied «awmakers Wednesday Polaroid awaits ‘imagery’ boom NORWICH (A P ) - A Jury has In capitol folony murclar casos, Connacticut mitigating factors to the Jury, complaining they are forced to raise taxes at a time the state ana heard again the opinion of a including mental impairment. federal governments are cutting them. psychiatrist that convicted double- statutes call for a special penalty phase to . Since they began deliberating,' The local leaders representing about 70 communities earned Firm boots chief rival out of instant photography business m u r^ rer Jerry D. Danieis suf­ the Jurors have reheard testimony signs and tracked down legislators at the Capitol. * fered from a mental impairment determine a sentence of either life "The message is simple: more state aid, said T h o ^ Video Film Recorder which produ­ describing the causes of deaths of THE JUDGE’S DECISION that ras are rising, but Peter. K. when he killed a Norwich woman Bv Ruth Younoblood ces instanf color prints or slides imprisonment oreiectrocutlon. the victims and asked for defini­ Murphy, a lobbyist and spokesman for Jh® ConnecUcu^ Kodak infringed upon seven Pola­ Eichom, vice president for North a ^ her three-year-old daughter. United Prats International from video images. Designed and tions of cruel, heinous and Conference of Municipalities, the state’s chief lobby for cities roid patents should mean more American market operations, pre­ The Norwich Superior Court depraved. dicts Polaroid will "reposition developed by Polaroid and Japan’s March 12 to reach a verdict after The Jury will decide whether any CAMBRIDGE. Mass. — There’s business for Polaroid "both in the Jury, considering whether Daniels Superior Court Judge Harry W. instant photography and revitalize Toshiba Corp, the unit is to be attorneys presented their final aggravating or mitigating factors ^"h c sald*that while the state and federal governments ™®®"‘ an aura bordering on Jubilance at short-term and in the long-run,’’ should be sentenced to death, on Edelberg has instructed them the consumer photographic distributed in the United States arguments. The panel has spent 10 were present during the commis­ years have cut taxes, the property taxes cities and towns rely on Polaroid headquarters on Technol­ Booth predicted. Wednesday reviewed testimony by twice on the legal definition of marketplace.” later this year and expected to fill hours deliberating over five days sion of the crime. have "Increased dramatically.” ogy S^are, where executives are Even though Kodak board Chair­ Dr. James Merikangas, who said mitigating factors. This week, the “ From the very beginning, it has numerous applications in advertis­ since then and was expected to If the Jury finds any mitigating Murphy said the municipal officials want Increased state aid to determined to steer the company’s man Colby h a n d le r has said his Daniels suffered from brain dam -. panel asked that testimony from been J*olaroid’s objective to make ing, broadcasting, medicine and meet again today. factors. Connecticut statutes dic­ hold the line on property taxes In light of reducUons In federal aid monopoly in instant photopaphy firm is leaving the instant business age and had a mental condition two psychiatrists and a psycholo­ instant photography comparable industry. The Jurors also have spent many tate that Daniels be sentenced to and increasing costs for feducation, roads and other loc toward new heights In quality. forever, “ we intend to continue to typified by uncontrollable violent gist that they heard previously be in quality with the best of photo­ To create an instant print, Yanes hours since March 12 reviewing life imprisonment. An example of With Eastman Kodak Co. effec­ vigorously pursue our opportuni­ outbursts. read to them. services graphy,” Eichom said, citing a. explained, the viewer "freese- testimony they heard before begin­ a mitigating factor is significant Norwalk Mayor William A. Collins said his city is facing a " j f * tively knocked out of the Instant ties in instant photography,” The seven-man, five-woman In addition to Merikangas' tes­ tradition that included the original frames” th e. image, adjusts tbe ning deliberations. mental impairment. percent property tax hike, a good percentage of which would go photography business, Polaroid’s Booth said. panel was convened in February to timony, the Jury reviewed state­ Polaroid instant camera of 1948 color, brightness or contrast, and hear evidence and reach a verdict On Wednesday, they again heard to pay higher costs of running city schools. leaders are brimming over with "Aa the need to capture and If the Jury finds at ieast one ments from psychologist Charles and tbe SX-70 and self-developing pushes a single button. Tbe re­ concerning Daniels' sentence. A Merikangas’ statements about Da­ "To some of us that seems a trifle unfair when the state ideas to recapture the dlszying display computerized data grows, aggravating factor and no mitigat­ Opsahl regarding tests he per­ film of 1972. corder then captures, stores and three-judge panel previously had niels’ intermittent explosive dis­ government is lowering taxes and the federal government has purchasing pace of the late iVTOe. I think tbe whole world is heading ing factors, the law would instruct formed on Daniels. Opsahl and “ The new system Includes a new digitizes the image field, with the found Daniels guilty of capital order, which the psychiatrist said A spirit of vindication Is winding in the direction of instant imaging that Daniels be sentenced to death. Merikangas testified for the gone through an extended period of lowering taxes, Collins said. camera, the highest quality film in camera ejecting the print. felony murder. is characterized by sudden violent from the top officers to the — and our Job is to make sure we State’s Attorney C. Robert ^ tti defense. “ Frankly, the mayors are sick and tired of being the dumping our history, a full line of accesso-, Also coming is a new "Environ­ In capitol felony murder cases, outbursts. rank-and-file employees, and are ready.” mental Sonar Transducer.” It can has attempted to convince the Jury The Jury also has asked to hear spot for the financial problems of our state government and our While Kodak stock has plunged ries and a new copy print w rvice Connecticut statutes call for a Daniels was found guilty in the President I. MacAllister Booth be used to measure the distance that the murders were committed again the statements of Dr. Robert federal government," he added. and the Rochester, N.Y., firm using the latest in laser tMhnol- special penalty phase to determine June 1984 stabbing deaths of envisions'a world “ heading hi the between the camera and a subject in an especially cruel, heinous or Miller, a psychiatrist who testified , Democratic Gov. William A. O’Neill included an Increase in recoriied a $194 million loss in the ogy,” Booth said. a sentence of either life imprison­ Norwich resident Christine K. direction of instant im aging." in places like factory assembly 2 2 depraved manner, a condition that for the state. state aid to cities and towns in his proposed budget for the coming Polaroid’s picture quality has fourth quarter of 1985, Polaroid ment or electrocution. Whipple. 20. and her daughter. Polaroid, already on the market areas where critical measure­ would satisfy the r^uirem ents for The-Jury was dismissed at 3:30 fiscal year, but leaders of the Legislature’s Republican majority stock which Sold for less than $26 in been criticized, but Eichom said After hearing testimony for Amy Russell. 3. He was also with systems that record images ments by more conventional the aggravating factor. p.m. Wednesday due to the illness have been cool to the Idea. January 1085 topped $35 in October "significant changes were made to much of February and in early convicted of second-degree sexual from computer screens and medl- means can be too difficult or Daniels' defense attorney James of a juror. after Zobel’a ruling and has the color chemistry.” March, the jury was asked on assault against Whipple. I cal and scientific devices, will dangerous to undertake. climbed past $66 this year. Public zeal for instant pictures I start marketing this year an Developed for the SLR6S0 in­ For Polaroid, in both domestic peaked after Kodak first intro­ Instant Video Film Recorder pro­ stant cameras, the transducer and overseas markets, unit sales of duced its new cameras in 1976. . ducing color prints or slides from emits ultrasonic chirps that travel instant cameras were significantly Polaroid founder Edwin H. Land video images. at the speed of sound to an object. Shipyard CALDOR hi^er for the fourth quarter of sued his rival, charging that Kodak * Executives are also ushering in By detecting the speed of the CIRCULAR SALE 1086 than in the comparable 1984 had stolen patented inventions. 0 0 the third generation of Instant returning echo, it can measure the market. Total sales of instant cameras Continues Through photography with a camera code- camera-to-subject distance. Net earnings for 1985 were $36.9 climbed from 7.4 million unit in on lookout I named the 7000. It is designed to Other Polaroid sonar systems million compared with 1984’s fig­ 1076 to 10.3 million in 1077 and 14.3 Saturday rival 35 millimeter film. are being used to detect customers ure of $25.7 million. million in 1978. Polaroid’s patent-infringement at banks and fast food restaurants, "The combination of higher A decline ensued, but Polaroid for spies I case against Kodak la awaiting to alert motorists to low-hanging sales, the weakening of the U.S. officials are predicting a new CALDOR action by a federal appealp court obstructions, and to help drivers dollar and savings from ongoing boom. Communications Director following U.S. District Court Judge back their trucks into loading UP) photo GROTON (AP) — ElectricBoat, cost reduction programs designed Sam Yanes noted consumers are Rya Zobel’s January injunction docks. the sole builder of Trident nuclear to improve efficiencies in the using more film per camera, and barring Kodak from making and Polaroid’s plans include a digital Polaroid official HariV L. Johnson demonstrates the submarines, will begin random company’s operations were signif­ ” a concerted effort to stimulate selling instant cameras and film. electronic camera, video re­ checks next week of items carried icant . factors in our improved the market is under way.” company's new Instant video film recorder which “ 'The most immediate effect, I corders for maps and charts, by its employees into and out of the performance,” said Booth, 54, "W e’re going after new parents produces instant color prints or slides from video think, has been on all our our various kinds of printing such as shipyard in an increased effort to chief executive officer since Janu­ and their young children with the NOW WATCH spirits,” Booth said. He said he and ink Jet and thermal, an electronic images. Executives at Polaroid are determined to steer prevent spying. ary and Polaroid president for two resurgence of family life,” Yanes his 14,000 employees worldwide ID system and Joint ventures with the corppany’s monopoly in instant photography toward The new seburity regulation also years. said. are “ extraordinarily proud that no other companies to produce medi- will restrict the 18,000 employees 16mm HOME Tbe new instant camera comes new heights in quality. They’re brimming with ideas to one has found a way to get into -4 from bringing anything larger at a time when sales of 35 EXECUTIVES ARE particu­ instant photography that doesn’t Please turn to page 22 reignIte public interest in their product. than 12-inches high, wide or deep millimeter single lens reflex ;am- larly excited about the Instant into or out of the shipyard, unless W)UHVIDBO rely on our inventions.’’ they obtain a pass from a supervisor. EB General Manager Frit* G. Tovar said the shipyard, a subsi­ 2 POLAROID 600 COLOR RLM Let Caldor TftipPir Farmers Oil price slide continu es diary of General Dynamics Corp.. can’t take the nation’s trust lightly. .. (VAL. 16.09) WHEN YOU BUY: “ The hostile intelligence­ l>olamM 600 LMS CainMa Polaroid 660 Camera Home Movies Tl» Corporate Profits After-tax corporate profits down for 1985 gathering threat is real and Features auto focus- M ntoie BBtttig up movhi * backing demands that we take whatever Has an auto eloctironic 3 hash&autoffim advance. mg,autofiashandaido proitetors and sersBRs! No After tax-income increase since the third quarter of precautions necessary to prevent a 3 9 ® » The Associated Press world oil glut at about 2 million H’aeasytoopenoe (ilmadvanceforfast& more ttuoadlna ffiml Just barrels a day and say it could 1983 and was a sign that profits are breach of that trust.’’ Tovar said in C M jx m CALDOR easweatcoiorprints. . .just aim and shoot! LOW PRICE PSP program in billions of dollars. widen significantly in the next two headed up again. a letter distributed to employees LOW PRICE ait bad e... and en)oy! .IS. 5 - Speculative trading in oil on the BONOS:: W» TO $16IM CALDOR eOW»OM8AWDIQ# WITH BTHER CAMERA.* futures markets is Mtting record months. last week. MEANWHILE, A shudder ran ■SEE CLERK FOR DETAILS (Quarterly, at annual rates) volumes as traders continue to Sources have said that without As the only builder of the By Don Kendall through the bond market Wednes­ ballistic-missile Trident subma­ await the outcome of the efforts by Joint action to rediice production, The Associated Press day over worries that the Senate rine, the Navy's largest and most the Organization of Petroleum oil prices, which have plunged to about $15 a barrel from nearly $30 might remove the tax-exempt powerful weapon, EB is a prime WASHINGTON — Government Exporting Countries to end the CANON CAMERAS LET YOU SNAP OP T l « SPrUS last December, will remain at status on billions of dollars worth target for spies. Tovar said. Down 2.1% slide in oil prices. and industry sources are saying Up 6.00/0 their depressed levesi or fall even of traditionally tax-free municipal "The special trust accorded to that dairy fanners have responded The price of West Texas Inter­ A A I from 3rd Qtr. from 1984 further. bonds. all of us as builders of the one of. Canon Micro mediate. the main grade of U.S. so well to the government’s Several major Wall Street brok­ this nation's most sophisticated Compact 35mm “ whole-herd buyout” program, crude, edged lower Wednesday on ■ ' ALTHOUGH THE SHARP fall in erage firm s tem porarily sus­ weapons platforms is enormous." . m aimed at reducing the nation’s the New York Mercantile Ex­ A uto fo cus change, as the trading volume of oil prices was expected to give the pended dealing in the bonds as Tovar said. v w i l l i l l ^ milk surplus, that two million cows details of proposals by Senate The shipyard also builds futures contracts reached an esti­ U.S. economy a boost in 1986, the Cam era could be slaughtered if all applica­ Finance Committee Chairman Ro­ nuclear-powered attack subma­ mated record 51.176 million government reports that after-tax tions were accepted. bert Packwood, R-Ore., hit tbe rines and is involved in the design barrels. corporate profits declined during According to the sources, who $144.0 $141.1 market. Although Packwood out­ of a new generation of fast-attack Tbat represented more oil than 1985. come from tbe Agriculture Depart­ $136.6 $136.4 lined his plan last week, actual submarines. 6114 the non-communist world uses The Commerce Department said ment and tbe dairy industry and documents did not become availa­ R R Wednesday that after-tax corpo­ Employees will have a four- : .■Sr.'.'*;- ■ who insisted on anonymity, enough each day. and topped the previous n E 0 .1 2 t.M rate profits rose 6 percent in the ble until late Tuesday. week grace period beginning Mon­ bi^ have been received from high Tuesday by more than 8 hickides{/2.8lena, final three months of 1985 but were In addition, the sale of millions in day. A fact sheet distributed to dairy farmers to reduce tbe U.S. million barrels. dstachabte flash & carry down 2.2 percent for tbe entire dollars worth of the bonds, which employees did not specify what milk cow herd IS percent to 20 Sparking the heavy trading has case. Has autoload, year. H ie government said tbe are issued by cities, school dis­ penalty would result after the advance, rewind & ex­ percent from its current 11.1 been the conUnuing meeting of yearly decline was the first since tricts and other government enti­ grace period expires April 20. Bonus Offer* posure. ASA range to 1000: OPEC leaders in Geneva. The million bead. the recession year of 1062, when ties to raise money, were Vincent T. Malcolm, an EB w/Purchaae o f a 35mni The program will begin April 1 13-nation cartel generally has profits fell 22.2 percent. The postponed. spokesman, said Wednesday no C enw ra. CaM or anil 'Cuatom and continue for 18 months. agreed it must cut oil production to I C a i M m decline last year empbaaised tbe Legislation already passed by particular incident prompted the 3 5 ' d e v e lo p A print y ou r flrst Under tbe plan, which was bolster prices, which have been cut roR of Color Print Fern (2 4 ea p .) battering U.S. industries suffered the House would restrict tbe new regulation. It is part of an included in last year’s farm bill, in half since late last year. 8AVINQ8 ON ALL CANON from foreign competition. issuance of tax-free municipal overall tightening of security mea­ applicants submit bids, which are ^ The oil ministers, having al­ But analysts noted that the 6 bonds, and the threat that sudi sures, be said. ‘ SEE CLERK FOR DETAILS ALL CANON CAMERAS INCL. CANON USA 1 T R Lin . NAnaANTY CARP renewed by USDA. If tbe bids are ready agreed they must cut tbeir percent rise in profits during tbe restrictions could become law has In past years, security at EB has - Xjih accepted, a fanner agrees to sell oil production to prop up prices, fourth quarter was the strongest slowed the issuance of the bonds. been focused on protection of its bis cows for slaughter and then reportedly were at odds over how perimeters following two break- receives federal payments as deep the cuts should be and how ins by anti-nuclear weapons additional compensation for going they could be shared by the protesters. SW E OVER »100t out of business. member nations. Savin makes change at top EB's increased security comes The cartel was aiming at a One of tbe stipulations is that tbe E. Paul Chariap resigned to at a time when military concerns preliminary agreement that could STAMFORD (AP) — Savin farmer remain out of milk produc­ become president of a Savin about the leaking of classified JVC VHS‘C’Compact All 1 be presented on Friday to repre­ Corp. has named its third chair­ tion for five years. subsidiary. documents has been heightened by sentatives of- five non-OPEC oil man in five months in a manage­ C am corder David Lyons, an aide to Assist­ Hampson is president of Canada the exposure of spies, such as 1964 1985 producing countries, whose help ment reorganization aimed at ant Agriculture Secretary Robert Development Corp., which owns a former Navy officer John A. s u r e OPEC is seeking in a broad strengthening the marketer of L. Thompson, said Wednesday that nearly 70 percent interest in Walker and fam ily members last no firm figures are available on the price-support scheme, officials copy machines. 6 7 9 9 ipaRM.»» cwi ' requirements in an agreement hickidaaliaasfyaack/ from Feb. 10 through March 7. Wednesday with officials from the new chairman Wednesday. He eemewig VMS VCR with for trouDW-hee variations, increased by 6 percent to $149.5 billion in the . Hampson has become chairman reached in early February be­ “ I don’t know what the numbers non-OPEC members Mexico, Ma­ replaces H. Anthony Hampson, Wlraliee Remote control peeoi5in0.itonciU of the bo'ard’s executive, tween the Pentagon and General are abowing,” Lyons said when last quarter of 1985, the largest increase since the third laysia, Egypt, Oman and Angola. who had held the pM tioa since 2 2 October, when former chairman committee. Dynamics. » 1 2 9 nea.irajHi asked if 20 percent of the U.S. dairy OPEC experts estimate the ♦ ^ • e v i d s o quarter of 1983. flB0.31».M C o W iita any T V sal M o a ramoia b«rd may have been offered. “ But Mas iOS«hanneicatm4Mdycapaciiy. WMMcdfMMigtf swwM^^^si wasi m NfSr*L asawwwLmIii iivMfy'FWs luni^esae wnnsflit wwwwVgdfiM I it would not surprise me if we bad Consumers get >Hsolwawe8k»^vedpmgiammable .Raa.2$.f7 cuMMvDuiMLOtianigachannala... .afl something like that on the table." MiwsrandRwflMunctionwireleaaremote NOW...16.96 llmmtijaoomlortofyourchak.imsiago The buyout payments to those Luck has played role In recovery of ’86 limited gains who quit dairying will be financed PENNY STOCKS by assessments on all U.S. milk lower cost of oil would offset any An Opportunity o f the 80’s HARTFORD (AP) - Gasoline shipped their money to America, to do so during tbe recession. producers of 40 cents i^r 100 By John Cunniff inflationary affect. supporting stock prices. Then the oil cartel fell apart and m fljBKnflTuuaim 'Kun service stations made an average r pounds of milk produced tbis year, The Associated Press 30 percent greater profit but They shipped their goods too, their prices fell, and there went the What a remarkable series of 0 V oticw i by tMeeM Martin and 25 cents per 100 pounds eiHLT??-?4tft and in so doing they helped notions about inflation catching timely events! And the impact is p a s ^ three-quarters of that on to I A rich and draRialie monumental saga through Sept. 90,1987. NEW YO RK — This economic 'CO consumers between December I chiofiteingiwi decades of We Inside expansion has been charmed. Like Americans keep down inflation. bold again. seen in a brand new view of the and March, the attorney general's MALACHI MARTIN a football team on a winning The U.S. dollar was so highly A still-rising stock market added economy. Rather than preparing 'uv A NOVEL Me.usTiajs 6*vaiiean. office concluded today. A NOVEL I streak, it finds all the boles and valued that foreigners in fact could bundr^ of billions of dollars to for a recesssion, tbe consensus of ■avctUMoi But while dealers are a factor, dodges all the obstacles. pr^uce and sell their goods here asssets. Interest rates fell. Capital forecasters is now bullish sgaiB. Stocks show spending plans picked up. And the they do not appear to be the major Like a winner, it has a partner­ for less than could American stage was set for bringing tbe price reason why gasoline reu il prices ship with luck. It has left behind a firms. of tbe dollar back to normal. failed to fall significantly during SMufdey NighI by Ja« WMns^ strong rally checkered past, which critics had It wasn’t altogether a good While the dollar’s high price bad the period. Attorney General Jo­ BaBiN»aga.iiiwoi ^ ‘jBWtur^ii ^ warned would overtake it and situation; the American manufac­ seph I. Lieberman said. helped keep inflation down, it also Milllflicfliflf ct piiioifiiiititf An NEW -YORK (A P ) - The stock smother it with inflation and high turing belt was badly hurt by the “ While it is clear that dealers are £ made it difficult for U.S. manufac­ 12^ J ^ArV MW fvf fff)T1.#8T Sfld market rallied with renewed force interest rates, the factors that foreign competition. But tbat com­ Call GINA BENOIT enjoying a few pennies more profit pwLuerirjw^1 6iieNa«rNt^-af|NniS turers to sell abroad. Now U.S. WiMNaSS V e « * SW^F^Ve today, pushing tbe Dow Jones played so Urge a role in ruining the petition did help avert the inflation per gallon now than they were last manufacturers would have their industrial average above tbe 1,000 lITOs. disaster that so many people For Your iMwance Needs December, we’ve got to look expected. chance, giving still another kick to ' farther up the line for answers.” level. Now in iu fourth year, it has the economy. Dow Jones’s average of 90 blue outlasted tbe critics, made fools of As the early momentum seemed Lieberman said. “ We will intensify The reason: A lower-valued cfaipe climbed 15.46 to 1,603.« in some of them, and converted a lot about to fade, tax cuts and a our scrutiny of wholesalers and TiraiouiymO apipacy dollar no longer was a great threat tbe first hour of trading. of them. Federal Reserve easier money major oil companies." A BSSSEge ^k x7 cif I vwflfl i^^^^flflglllDQNfl, n im i ewwf iOlllilflflCnflO to domestic inflation. The oil-price 742-8064 Gainers held a 6-5 lead over An almost universal warning policy was able to help keep it Based on 4M responses to 9flifl§gitaRiy 6iii nowii iflovifl tvltliWijawng collapse took care of that. Imports Sohjrday Live loeers in the early tally of New was issued by respectable econo- going. Improved corporate profiU Ueberman’s recent survey of 2,44$ Ctoug Hll (xd Jdf ^At»lgrad 13" would indeed coat more, but the For an appointment in your home .morueritkai York Stock Exchange-listed inisU that any advance would he added their bit, especially by retail service stations in Connecti­ relieving companies of their bon­ cut, service stations saw an issues. aborted by a confrontation be­ or at our office. On Wednesday the Dow Jones tween government, business and dage to lenders. average drop in their wholesale Even the weather helped. price of regular unleaded gasoline industrial average slipped 1.82 to consumers for a limited supply of EMERGENCY 1.717.66. funds to be borrowed. Simple confidence played a big Kierstead bMarance Agency of 13.8 cents per gallon between CALDOR EVERYDAY LOW PRICES role. The consumer, whom many Fire — Police — Medical December and March. MANCHESTER Declining issues slightly out­ It didn't happen. In fact, as tbe VERNON numbered advances on the NYSE. expansion progressed interest analysU thought had lost his Of that 13.8 cents, on average, ALL BORDEN WALLPAPER TRLCITY SHOPPING CENTER rates fell, aod so did the level of nerve, took oh more and more DIAL 911 70 Seagraves Road Coventry they passed along a 18.4 cents per e x it 62 • ROUTE 84 Big Board volume totaled 140.I0 4 0 % O F F LIST million abaree, against 146.01 inflation. Still, foreign investors c r ^ t and bought more and more In Manchester gallon savings to consumers, keep­ milUoo in the previous session. liked what they saw. and they goods, making up for the inability ing 1.5 cents themselves, the ' h o u r s : M ( ^ A V t h r o SATURDAY 10 AM TO 9:30 PM » SUNDAY 11 AM TO 5 PM » PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SATURDAY

I U - MANCHESTER HERAIX>. Thursday. March 20, 1986 Polaroid plans new products tp industry research center. three things in mind when deciding CoBlinued trom page 21 chase one of the most popular “ He was extremely pleased how Polaroid will spend any instant cameras. money it gets: TAG SALE SIGN about the decision,” said Yenes, a cal diagnostic tests that combine Even the traditional rainbow of "It’S ironic, but there are people who still • longtime friend. “ He has always “ How we should use this money film technology with biomedical color design for packaging of film think in terms of instant cameras and felt very passionately about the on behalf of the company as a Are things piling up? Than why developments. and other products is changing. patent system and how It can whole to Increase out profits — The hast way tn announce it is with a Herald Tag Sale ' Instant photography enables mi- After consumer testing revealed birthday party snapshots. But the judge’s protect inn'bvafdrs. 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In my Monchestei* home, hammer, shovel or do 6432711. vate homes In the area. dotting the area. Built In Wish the special person In Prefer experienced In bri­ after 2:30, Tuesday thro phone. Pick up extra cosh (or your life a Happy Birth­ vet willing to train. 649- Administrative Assistant Mature woman to care for Tuesday-Fridav, 2pm- Oil Burner Mechanic — cleanup. Must have own Blanchard A Rossetto 1965. M a n y Im p rove­ dal wear. Call Shirley for Friday. ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN those clothes In your attic 3311, call between 10 and 2. — Growing company two infants In Manches­ 9pm. 646^508. The Manchester Board of transportation. Some Real Estate, 646-2482.Q ments. Spotless through­ day In our personal co­ an appointment 643-4809. that your children have seeking qualified person ter. Hours 7:30-5pm. Coll Education Buljdings , 2 year degree or military equivalent de­ pick up delivery work. out. Offered at 899,900. lumn. Just call 643-2711. Needed — Help with do­ 8 APARTMENTS outgrown. Place an ad In Retired Salespeople look­ with good verbal skills. 647-9170. (^rounds Department Is Apply to Del-Mar Group, Jackson A Jackson Real Part Time Gas Attendant Gas Station Attendants — mestic work at my home sired. 1-2 years experience in repairing to the Classifieds. Call 643 ing for extra Income. Responsibilities Include seeking candidates for an 674-0783. Estate, 647-8400 or 646- FOR RENT — $5 per hour evenings 8, Evenings, part time. Reli­ In Andover, 4-5 hours component level. Ability to use Oscillos­ INSTRUCTION 2711. Make your own part time group Insurance adminis­ oil burner and boiler 6.0 weekends. Apply In per­ able with good work weekly. 659-1303, 742-5992. R hours! Good commission. tration, personnel re­ copes, DVMS frequency counters, and sig­ Duplex — Cheney His­ Like Private Home — Z'/7 son to M r. Brenan at Tire record. Apply Vernon maintenance mechanic. 6-6 643-4805. cords , office supplies Receptlonlst/Secretary nal generators. Plano Lessons — Your torical district, great In­ Rai:e Find — Extra Large room apartment. Applian­ ANNOUNCEMENTS 8 Country Texaco, 270 West Shell, 875-5450. Applicants must haveo B2 ' Inventory and purchas­ home or mine. Call 649- vestment. Excellent con- 37 Duplex with detached 2 ces. Working single adult, Middle Tpke., to 814,300. Well estab­ license with a minimum of FUND RAISER ing. S a la ry , S250-S320 Accounting Clerk — Part 0343 or 6431372. d I t I o n . Nice cor garage, living room, married couple. No child­ 0 FURNITURE Emergency? In Manches­ Manchester. Manchester — Bigelow lished east of river com­ 5 years experience. Expe­ The Easter Seels Society weekly depending on ex­ time to work IVz days In G S P offers an excellent benefits package neighborhood. cor gar­ kitchen, dining room, ren, pets. 6432880. ter, dial 911 for fire, Street — Sitter needed for pany offers attractive di­ rience with commercial- ol Connecticut located 2 perience. Please call for Manchester and IV} days age, private yard. each unit. 3 bedrooms one Protect Your Treasured police, medical help. three children In my versified position for type burners and boilers which incudes medical, dental and life off Route 2 in Hebron, It an appointment, 8:30am- In New Britain. Computer 8164,900. Call owner after side, 4 bedrooms other, no Manchester — Beautiful 5 Dining Room Table with Dental Hygienist — home. Call 646-2361 (after person with pleasant tele­ Is desirable. Knowledge insurance, pension plan and tuition seeking an energetic, 12:30pm, Prague Shoe experience helpful. Call imaginative, mature per­ Real Estate 6pm and all day Saturday leases. Good for Investor room, 2 bedroom apart­ custom dt table pods. Model Contestants Needed for Mondays or 4pm).^ phone manner, good typ­ of pneumatic controls and Company, Administra­ Rona, Connecticut Travel ing. Parking. Good benef­ related equipment Is also reimbursement. Qualified candidates may son to organize tpecial & Sunday, 646-6517. or live In owner. Priced to ment In mint condition, Guaranteed. Superior Wanted — Ages 2-30 for Fridays In prevention or­ Part Time Help Wanted — tive Office, 282-9074. Services, after 1pm, 522- desirable but not essen­ apply at our facility or send a resume with avanta. Poaltlon requirat sell — 8131,900. Century 21 great location, extra workmanship. Some Ideal Model Pageant at iented general practice. Apply In person, Pero its. Fee paid. Call Hilary 0437. EO E. Driver Delivery Person — Cutts, Business Personnel tial. Contact Mr. Wilfred axcallant communication Love At Rrst Slghtill Jackston-Showcase, 643 large rooms. Available styles with decorator C 3 the Hartford Marrlot- Flexible hours. Pleose Fruit Stand, 276 Oakland salary history to; FulbTIme Position availa­ Immediate opening. Part Associates, 659-3511. Dion, Supervisor, Build­ akllli, both oral and writ­ HOMES New Listing — Delightful 1316.0 April 1st. 8600 Includes lors. I'll come to your /Farmlngton. Excellent call 646-2251. Street, Manchester, 643- ble at automotive lube time seasonal. April ings i Grounds Depart-- ten. Mutt hava ability to FOR SALE 8 room English Colonial heat, hot water A garage. home to measure your prizes. 617-791-2527. 6384. 8 in i center. Experience help­ Warehouse Persons — through August, 3-4 days Secretory, 815,000. Presti­ ment, 22 School Street, relate well to voluntaera. on Scarborough Road Great Buy — Monchester. Singles welcome! Call table with no oblloatlon^ Library Services Coordi­ PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT Previoua fund raising ax- ful but will train. 647-8997. Immediate openings. Ex­ per week. Closs I License, gious east of river com­ Manchester, C T 06(M0,647- (Porter St. area), newer 8n,900. You won't find Rose, 647-8400 or 6438646. Lisa, 236-1808, leovtr nator — Mansfield Public Executive Officer — The parlance a plus. Excellant All real estate advertised perience a plus but not able to lift 50 lbs. Work out pany offers attractive GERBER SaEN TinC PRODUCTS, INC. gas furnace, newer roof, more house for the mo­ message. Schools. One year posi­ Manchester Board of 3514. EO E. banafits, liberal time off In the Manchester Herald Landscape company necessary. Good starting of Glastonbury. Seml- secretarial position. tastefully decorated with ney. 15 X 18 fireplaced Three Room Apartment tion from September, 1986 Realtors Is now taking 151 Batson Drive with pay, small, auppor- Is sublect to the federal Employment needs hardworking relia­ pay. Must be dependable. retlred or reliable person Word processlng- lots of charming features. living room, 2 bedrooms — First door, renovated, Furniture Sale — Moving, to June 1987. Experienced applications for a full tlvs offica. Mutt have drlv- Fair Housing Act of 1968, ble and responsible Apply In person, 8om- welcome. 742-8856. dlsploywrlter or Wang Manchester, CT 06040 Offered at 8122,900. Call plus full finished 18 x 20 appliances. 8300 monthly everything must go. Call as a school librarian and time executive officer to aTa lliwnaa and car. Sa­ which mokes It Illegal to attic. Modern kitchen, workers to start April 1st. 4pm, Mondav-Fridav, preferred. Excellent be­ lary range $15,500 to today! Jackson A Jack- plus utilities. Security and 6430549. & Education CT state certification re­ manage and coordinate odvertlse any preference, newer root, wiring and quired. Closing date, Good starting pay, 40-50 UFC, 180 Prestige Park nefits. Fee Paid. Call Hi­ $17,500. Chnlng date tor limitation or discrimina­ son Real Estate, 647-8400 references required. No activities of Its associa­ Permanent Port Time carpet. One car detached April 14th, 1986. Applica­ hours weekly. Call 643- Road, East Hartford. lary Cutts, Business Per- application: April 4,1006. tion based on race, color, or 646-8646.D pets. Available April 15th. tion. Organizational and Teller Work. Will train. garage. D.W. Fish Realty, 7 c |TV/STERE0/ tions available at the Su­ 1699. sonnel Associates, Sand retuma to J.H, CItto, religion, sex or notional 97 Wells Street. Call 643 office management skills Apply 923 Main Street, 6431591 or 871-1400.O perintendent of Schools Responsible, Mature Bab­ Walters,, Waitresses & 659-3511. P.O. Box 100. Hebron, CT origin, or an Intention to Brand New Listing!!! 0350. |re]'3 1 APPLIANCES are a necessity. Typing Port Time — AAA Auto ysitter — Assumption Cooks for all shifts. Also, 0024S. Great Big Colonial — HELP WANTED office, 4 South Eaglevllle and bookkeeping skills make any such prefer­ In-Law — Manchester. Club. Opportunity In our Church area. Saturdays 8, evening hosts. Apply In Wanted — Guitarist or Possible conversion to a 2 Manchester — Rve room Road, Storrs, CT 06268. are essential. Real estate ence, limitation or dis­ 8112,900. Apartment on Used Refrigerators. telemarketing depart­ after school hours If Inter­ person, Mike Kelly's Res­ keyboard player to start family. Total of 7 rooms, 4 drst door apartment with Part Time Inserters 429-3349. EOE. background helpful. Sa­ crimination. The Herald lower level Includes 13x22 Washers, Ranges — ment, 391 Broad Street, ested. 643-1691. taurant, 411 Connecticut beginning band. Call 643 bedrooms and 2 full baths. one car garage near East wanted. Call 647-9946, ask la ry range $17,p00 to FURNITURE will not knowingly accept ((replaced living room, clean, guaranteed, parts Manchester. Interesting Blvd., East Hartford, 2W- 0064, ask for BUI. any advertisement which Excellent condition. 11 Center St. Two bedrooms, for Bob. 820,000. Send resume to X 16 kitchen and carpeted and service. Low prices. work In pleasant sur­ Receptionist for busy ap­ 8279. REFINISHER Owners take great pride 8475 per month. Available Manchester Board ' of Is In violation of the law. bedroom with double B.D. Pearl A Son, 649 roundings. Hourly wage pliance store In Manches­ In their property. Ottered April 1. Zinsser Agency, Poste-uo artist, part time, Realtors, 186 East Center PICTURE THIS closets. Main level In­ M ain Street, 6432171. and commission. ter. Heovv telephone coM Pirrai Experienced Indl- at 894,900. Jackson & 6431511. 20 hours, Monday, Tues- Ready to return to the |ob St., Manchester, CT 06040. cludes 3 bedrooms, 14 x 17 Mondav-Thursdav, 4pm- work. Must be responsi­ Jackson Real Estate, 647- dov, Thursdov afternoons market? Figure aptitude 646-2450. EO E. SHIPPING CLERK OPERATOR vidual for full time po- living room and ap- Like New 14 cu. d . Indus­ 9pm. We will train. Ask for ble for dally cash, heavy 8400 or 646-S646.Q Manchester — Large 3 and Friday nights. News­ and good telephone skills Experienced Individual sition in large volume pllonced kitchen. Co­ trial freezer. 8350. 649- Judy Natv, 646-7096. An Customer contact. Light bedroom apartment, 2 paper experience helpful. required. Call Mrs. Len­ Full time position for for full tlma poaltlon in $ EXTRA MONEY $ Older 4-4 Two family on vered patio, garage and a 9012. ^ Equal Opportunity bookkeeping. Call 647- ■BWKEEHR/SECKTART furniture store, good Bolton — 3 bedroom L stove and refrigerator In­ Pleose send work history non qt 647-4645 for large furniture store. quiet deqd end street. shaped Ranch. Large liv­ new roof. D.W. Fish cluded, 8525 per month, Employer. v-9997, Jan or Joan, be­ The MifKsheeWr Board of responsible individual. pay and benefits. T V , 21' Black and white and salary requirements app(}/ntment. Good pay and.benetiti. Needs some work. Mod­ ing room with cothedrol Reolty, 6431591 or 871- tween 12-4pm. R aaH o rt It lobking lo r a part Good pay an^'^ne- con 6432796. Zenith portable. 845. Call to: The Manchester He­ time Bookkaapar/Sacratary Apply in person to Mr. Apply in person to Mr. With Your Own Part-Time Job. ern kitchen A both, full ceilings and fleldstone 140O.a Looking for a loving per­ otter pm, 646-4618.0 rald, Box S C/0 Manches­ Office Position — .Full lor light Bookkaaping. fits. Send replies to William Singer.Puritan William Singer, 1061 attic, walk-out basement, fireplace, formal dining Manchester — One bed­ 6 son to care tor our 6 ganarti offica work and toma updated wiring, new ap­ ter Herald. time, good typing ability, Box N, c/o Manchester Furniture. 1061 Now Bri- room, 2 ’/^ baths, central room apartntent, applian­ month old intant, 4-5 days WAITRESSES typing Approx. 20 flexibla New Britain Ave., An Excellent Opportunity for- pliances. 8129,500. Owner- Excellent Coin Operated pleasant phone personal-' air conditioning, central ces, 8375 monthly Includes a week. Prefer no more hours per week. Call Herald. tain Ave.. Elmwood. CT Elmwood, CT. Agent, 6434902 or 649-0795, washer. (3reat tor apart­ Ity & good organizational 646-2450 v a c u u m s y s t e m . In heat ond electricity. Im­ thpi) 2 other children be­ Port Time / Full Housewives an hr./start | ' III everything you could pos- Another New Listing! 100’ security deposit, also one you have no use for. Place personality. Apply to Mr. John Fitch Blvd., South HHHvd St 357-501 tlblv want. Lorge living on the beach. 8109,900. C H FA Approved — Spo- 3 bedroom apartment. an od In the dosslfleds room, fam ily room, den, 4 Fields, 23 Main Street, Windsor, between the WsIlMrallSL 1-140 With warm weather orriv- clous two bedroom newly Call Ed or Dean, 649-2947. ar«d replace the tools with bedrooms, and a 20'x40' Manchester. EOE. hours of 6om and 1 pm. $ No dress code. Cesual fun a t- | McCaiw SL all Ing soon, you'll really decorated condominium cosh! Call 6432711. LaksSL Inground pool too. You appreciate this year- featuring central olr con­ K88BSV S i 1-150 Four Rooms. Central. Cldsr Mill Rd. $ mosphere. If you enjoy talking $ must see the Inside to round 4 bedroom water­ ditioning, large bright Heat, appliances, mar­ Set of Men's tools. Call N«m l\m SL 5-07 SALES PEOPLE ELECTmaMIE2 BrookllRld 8L BrNbii $ on the phone, we might have a $ 22 Hours Per Week truly appreciate this front home on Coventry sunny rooms, two full ried couples, no children, after 4pm, 649-7536. Rackveni Electric lac. WasdferMiaSL 10-230 home. 8179,900 Is not too Lake. You can swim, baths and a deck over­ no pets. Available April 1. much to ask'and seeing Is Full and part time R75-5tt5 E. MIddiR TpkR. I job for you. We offer a guaran- | MalnSL 1-104 Salary Plus Gas Allowance water ski, or Ice skate to looking the woods. Truly 649-3190. Onnon Generator — 21.8 Srivf 8L all believing. Jack J. Lappen your heart’s content! This a value In today's market. Amp. Very Good condi­ evenings and wee­ M/F - Industrial - Com ­ LIniRy 8L I teed salary with bonuses. Work | Realty, 6434263. will not lost long so coll Only 872,600. Joyce G. MRnc.-BoNofl Pina Hill SL all SOUND INTERESTING? tion. 8500.743875$. kends. Excellent mercial - Residential, CRrpRirtRT Rd. You can be a Herald Area Adviser and handle and today! Allbrio Reolty, Epstein Real Estate, 647- CONDOMINIUMS able to work with mini­ I done from our office, four even- | HaiBlIlan Or. all Inc., 6494)917.a 8895.0 opportunity with BluwldgR Or. supervise our carrier boys A girts. If you like kids, New and Beautiful — FOR RENT mum supervision All CariaBiar Rd. all Luxurious brick front MrikIwrIrt I ings a week and Saturday | want a little independence and your own income... iFUaOK/COAL/ large volume fur­ insurance coverage. BdltR Or ~ McDivlll Dr. all Cope. 7'Ai baths. Unique Unbelievable 880's. 3 bed­ Looking For Affordoble $ mornings. Call Michelle, 647- $ room home In the th Housing? We hove a sin­ Monchester — Oie bed­ niture store. RIO.IKX) life, vacations. Nartk Elm SL 00-230 family room, drst door 8 pai(l holidays and uni­ master suite. district. Modern both, 2 gle bedroom condo that room, second floor, remo­ $ 9946, Monday-Thursday eve- $ Slnrwaid Ck. all Two Cords of wood. Sea­ Bend replya to: forms Steady place to 8174,900...'W e Guarantee car garage ond nice lot. comes with a garage and deled, wall to wall, safe MANCHESTER HERALD area, no pets. Security, soned 6 months, cot A Bex M, work with excellent I ings, also Saturday mornings. | Our Honrtesl' Blanchard Hurry! Blanchard A Ros­ a pool for only 844,9001. MANCHESTER HERALD setto Real Estate, 643 Allbrio Realty, Inc., 649- lease. 8450 plus utilities. split. <75 each. Cosh A c/e Mwicheater Herald working conditions XCALL 647-9946 or 647-994T\ A Rossetto Real Estate, Call NOW 647-9946 2482. . ______. .0917.0 5230773 carry. 646-3153 Maneheiter, C T 0R040 and co-workers. Call NOW 647-9946 643248ZP _ .

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RWTORCYCLES/ RIOTORCYCLES/ m is c e u ^ o u s needs more fire OFFKEAiETML I PETS AND CARS ittmJTRUGKR/VAIIS high in tourney SUPPUES Automotive FOR SALE l » l F O R RALE WOPEDS RI0PED8 AUTORHmVE ... page 9 ... page 13 19M Chevette— 4 apeed, 1979 F o rd Cube V on — Motorcycle Insurance — 1902 Kowosokl 550 LTD — Four almost new Itctrict. 10% off. 20 Gallon Flah Tank with IIIJS IB M A t d standard tranamlatlon, Runs great, body needs Get Protection! Ride with Excellent condition..6,500 165SR13 radial tires. 3 on O o v Sp o c Io II occoaaorlaa. Also 3 aharka I GARS M. P otiP k '* 45,000 miles. $1X0. Call work. $1,200 or beat offar AAA Coverage. Competi­ miles. 74M043. toyota rlmo. $150.643-4400. «. and 2 angolflsh. 20M062 FOR SALE tive rates for all ridtrt. ovontnga. 643-9IH3 otter 6pm. See at Al Sleffert'a, 445 'Hartford Rood, Discounts for expe- Truck Cop tor • toot bed, 1972 M ustang — 6 c y lin d er Manchester. rlencad riders & ridora blue. Excellent condition. Fro# — Bonn Typo dog. with prior Insurance. Spe­ RII8CELLANE0U8 $200,644-2124. KCROTigNiU. Good with chlldron, 12 automatic, power steer­ cial rates tor older riders EQUIPMEliT yoora dd. 644^19 oftor in g . Runs, b u t needs w o rk . 1900 Bronco — 351, V-8, m AUTORIOTNE □ with touring bikes. For a There's Someone out 5:30pm . $250. Call 643-7237 otter Automatic, 4 wheel drive, 1975 Dodge D a rt Swinger 6pm . AM/FM stereo cassette no obligation quote, coll there who wants to boy Pootal PooUl Pooltl AAA and running boards. AAA Insurance at 646- your power tools. Find pool ditfribufor must dl«- — Gaod running condi­ Ladder Rack for Pickup tion. 1600 or boat offar. 1960 P o n tia c L em o n t $4,000. Call 6494112 otter 7096. that buyer with a loi^o st POM of ontiro tfock of 6pm . truck with 0 ft. bed. $250. od In Classified. 643-2711. now, loffovtr, IfOS, 31 ft. MSCELLANEOUS Call 449-9942 between 6- ConyertlMe. Air, oil new What mokes Wont Ads C oll 647-9710. famHv titod twlmmlna 8pm . . tires. 0aaalc candidate. work? Poople like you FOR SALE $2,500 or beat offar. 646- 1977 C hevy V « i — 6 podia with hwoo aundock, m who read csid use the Court of Probolo, District of Hanrltrslrr HrraW cylinder, automatic, runs foncing, fllftr. loddora T o S ettle E tfa fg • 1903 8030.______■ NOTICE TO CREDITORS . ) Manchester — A City of Village Charm good mechanically, body Wont Ads every day. M onchsstor owd warranty for only Brokaonic Cordloss Olda Rrenza. 4 cycle, 3 ESTA TE O F NOnCB OF HEAIHHO OfTI. Inatollatlon optional Phono w ith m tm o ry . S35. door coupe. 50,000 m llet. 19M Chevy Citation — good. condition. Asking HENRIETTA M. RUFF, lata ESTATE OF JAMES M ., „ $2,000. Coll attar 4pm, Of Monchaater, deceoaed and oxtra> flnandng avoll- 6434001.D Loaded w ith C B , 649^7660. Blue. Automatic, air, high DEL ORECa DECEASED 646-3059.______. INVITATION TO OID Tha Hon. Donald F. Auch- Pursuantto on erdocef Hon. oMo. Call Pawl at73MM4. miles. (3ood condition. 25 Cents $1,195. Coll 646-2796. The Mancheatar Public tar. Acting Judge, of the Donald^. Auditor, Ading Friday, March 21,1986 0 Soctlona uaod atockodo 1971 V o lv o 145 F Station You'll never know the SchoMa aollcita blda for a Court ot Probata, Olatrict of Judoo, dotod Morch 13. Ittto fori CO, 6 ' X 0’ with post. S75 PoldiUp Ping PongToMo Wagon, automatic, excel­ power of Closaltlad until SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHER Mancheatar at a hearing held hoorlng w ill bo hold on on ap­ w m i not. S2S. C a ll 64M 010 fo r a ll. 643-1930.0 19W Cougar X R 7 — 10,000 for the 19S6-19t7 achool vaor. on M a rc h 17, 19S4 ordered plication proving for tho^ lent running condition & you use It yourself. Sealed blda w ill be received that all dolma muat be pre- 9 H t r S;30pm.o 1972 V o lv o ata tlo n wagon, miles. Vary good condi­ authority to aoll cortoln rootl tion. $2,200 or best offer. u n til A p ril 2 , 19$4, 2:00 P .M ., aentad to the fiduciary on or proportV -attuotod In tho 4 speed, use for porta. at which time tlw will be before June 10, 1966 or be Town of Monchodor, County BIko for Solo— ao* Huffy. e n d r S l l T S1,l00 for both or best 646-7202 o r 646-7995. ICARIPER8/ publicly opened. The right la barred oa by low provided. of Hartford oa In aatd ooDll- reaerved to ralact any ond all Mory Lou Taylor. cation on fllo more fullv op- Reagan vows S2S. C a ll «47-73M o fto r 17% aridtli-280 offer. Coll 74^77U after TRAILERS 5pfn.o 5pm . 1973 Volksw agen Super Mda. Spgclflcotlona and bid ( f lir k poora', of the Court of Pro- sridlh*2 lor W Beetle — 3 apeed auto­ forma may be aecurad at the Tho fiduciary la; boto on M ai«b3l. i9t4ot9:45 MUST bo plefcod up at mo matic. Very good condi­ 1973 Volkswagen Camper Bualneaa Office, 45 North Fronk F. Ruff A .M . ~ Monchosior HoraidOltlco 1974 G re m lin — 49,000 School street,-Monchaater, 152 Cooper St. Mary Lou Taylor, miles, new exhaust, auto­ tion. New paint lob. $750. — Good condition. $1,500. Connecticut. M onchoalor, CT 04040 BOATS/MARME botoro 11 AM . ONLY, 041-03 i matic, good running con­ 646-1525. C a ll 742-0843. 040-03 04303 continued fight EQUIPIIENT dition. $1,000. 649-8074.

Rowboat, 12 ft. All flotbot- 1970 D ataun F10 — Station font, marina plywood. wagon, excellent condi­ Bow docktd, atom tron- TAR SALES tion. Low mileage, $2,000. aon. cyproaa. 6404477. 643-9730, please leave for contra aid ' message.

1979 R enau lt L eC a r — Dole’s assessment of Reagan’s I PETS AND By United Press International mood was milder than a formal 8UPPUE8 Tog Sale — Rain or ahine. Needs clutch. Othenwlae TAKE Saturday 8, Sunday, 9am- In good condition. $300 of White House statement, which 3pm. 623 Keeney Street, best offer. 7«-«7S>. read; AKC Goldon Rotrlovers, A disappointed President Rea­ Manchester. gan, calling the defeat of his contra "Today’s vote in the House of roody 4/10/06 coll 646-1263 Representatives was a dark day o fto r 5pm. 'aid package in the House “ a dark NOTICE TO CBBDITOBB for freedom. NOTICE TO CREOrrORB ESTA TE O F A day for freedom,” says the battle ESTA TE O F EOWINA W. PITNEY, late in the Senate will bring him the “ This vote must be reversed." JAMES E. BLANCHFIELD, N o n ct TO cnaorrona of Manchester, deceased victory the "good cause rightly he declared, and expressed his J R ., 0/k / a JAM ES The Hon. Oonold F. Auch- "solemn determination to coine E STA TE OF EDWARD BLANCHFIELD. tar. Acting Judge, of the deserves.” ELEANOR M. WILSON, late of Manchester, Court of Probate, District of Senate Republican leader Ro­ back, again and again, until this lofo of Monchottor, deceosad Monchaater ot a hsorlng hald battle is won. until freedom is do co oitd The Hon. Donald F. Auch- on M arch 14', 1904 ordared CHANCE bert Dole, who met with Reagan Tho Hon. Donald F. Auch- ter. Acting Judge, of the that all dolma m utt be pre- shortly after the H ou^ voted given the chance it deserves in tor, Actino Judoo. of the Court of Probate, District of santad to tha Rduclory on or Nicaragua. Court of Probata, District of 222-210 to reject the package, Manchester at o hearing held b tfo ra Juna 17, 19t4 o r be “ We are gaining ground. We are Monchostar at a hoorlng hold on M arch 17, 1904 ordered barred oa by low provided. described the president as "disap­ on M a rch 13, ISOS ordarad that oil claims must be pre­ Mary Lou Taylor, pointed. not happy" and said he' winning converts," Reagan said. that all claims must bo uro- C lerk “ The next battle will bring us the aantad to Iho fiduciary on or sented to the fiduciary on or wanted to "start tomorrow" drum­ before June 20, 19E4 o r be Tha fiduciary la: victorj’ this just and good cause boforo Juno 14, 1404 o r bo barred as by law provided. Janet C. Reeae ming up votes in the Senate for his barrad ot by law provided. rightly deserves Mary Leu Taylor, Mary Lou Taylor, 4 Revnolda Or. next try at contra aid. C lark C lerk Coventry, CT 0423t In Managua. Nicaragua. Presi­ The nduclory Is: and The nduclory Is: James E. BlanchReld, III dent Daniel Ortega indicated the Roao Wilton M oiior Raymond C. Chomp 141 P ro okn old St. 350 O ld Comers Rd. 3lt Fern St. House defeat of $100 million in aid C hatham , M A 02433 M oncheator, CT 04040 for the rebels would have little M o nch ottor, CT 04040 04303 04303 04SO3 Rowland effect and warned that President KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ®by Larry Wright Reagan’s policies would lead to the "Vietnamization" of Central U O A L N O T K C roam o r ANDO van America. FPIAL ACTION o r THE fends off "A s long as the president of the FUUNPNO 6 IDNOra COaiBNOOiON I'Ve (DARNEbVM United States and his advisers At a Public Hoorlno hold on stick to their position of a military M a rc h 10, 1004, In Andovsr, M ltk lcor ''WE’VE GOT YOUR NUMBER” president solution in Central American con­ ConnocHcut. tha Planning 6 O F W fS tlA *. Zoning Cemmittlon voted flicts. we continue to run the risk of unonlmautlv to ooprovo tho a U.S. invasion." Ortega said late opollcaHon of Mrs. Lorraine WASHINGTON (A P ) - U.S. Thursday, in his first comments on M . Loot and Mrs. Yvonne M. T Rep. John G. Rowland of Connecti­ the House defeat of President Attordo for a Special Permit CONTEST for a motl ordor butinett. cut says an llth-hour phone call Reagan’s proposed aid to the Information portolnlno to contras. ^ this apollcallon It on file In from President Reagan made his the oftlco ot tho Town Clerk, vote against providing Nicaraguan Reagan staged one of the most Toom Othco Building. rebels with $100 million in U.S. aid intensive legislative lobbying cam­ Herald photo by Beshxw Dotod at Andevor, Connec­ ticut, thia lath day of Morch, STARTING the toughest of his political career. paigns of his presidency in the first laat, But despite the 35-minute phone round of his struggle for the $100 Help after the crash ANDOVER PLANNING 6 call from the president, the Sth million aid package for the rebels ZONING COMMISSION Konnoth Lastar, MARCH 14th! District Republican stood firm, seeking to overthrow the Marxist- Tovim paramedics and Eighth District firefighters taken by ambulance to Hartford Hospital, where his C bplrm an g i v i n g AWA leaving Rep. Nancy L. Johnson. led Sandinista government. Sutonne Dower, R-Conii.. the only member of He saw 94 members of Congress, administer treatment to the driver of a car that veered off condition was being evaluated this morning. The district Vice-Chairman ' state’s U.S. House delegation to made countless telephone calls. 20 Tolland Turnpike this morning and struck a telephone fire department put out a small grass fire caused by back the Reagan plan. of them made as vote time pole. The driver, Walter Larson, 51, of 299 Main St., was burning wires from the pole. "That was a tough 35 minutes." approached Thursday. Today la groat day ... and Rowland said. “ That was the After the House vole. Reagan Closalflod la a groat way F B E E ^ To Every 5th, 10th toughest 35 minutes of my life. He aides and supporters hurried to ..; to aoll tomofhlng! 643- put his teeth in and didn't let go. He map out strategy for their next 2711.______CfiR9f«* ** 15th and 20th Callere.. was tough.” move. Nonct TO CMorrona who speaks with our classified ad Rowland was joined in his "N o " Dole said the Senate likely will E STA TE OF vote by the delegation’s senior open debate on the' proposal Judiciary panel may kill rail bill ROSE M. VALLUZZI. late Republican congressman. Stewart 'Tuesday. of Monchoatar, docaoMd RkkltackTria EltgortGowK department between -^8:30 a m. The Hon. Donald F. Auch- McKinney. The three Connecticut Richard Lugar, chairman of the tor, Actino Judge, of the and 5:00 p.m., Monday through Court of Probate, D IttrIct of Please turn to page 8 Please turn to page 8 No time seen for consideration of local commuter line Monchoater at a hearing held Friday, we’ll give away a free clas­ on M a rc h IS , 1904 ordered that all claims mutt be pre- " r il see what I can dp, " he said. aonted to the fiduciary on or sified word ad for a maximum of By George Lovng that have to be considered before ford. a member of the Transporta­ bofOro June 21. 1964 o r be PLUS Herald Reporter the April 4 bill deadline, he said. tion Committee, said last week his Simmers has said he expected a barred as by law provided. six consecutive days. Manchester native Walter W. committee approved the bill with little more difficulty in getting his * Mary Lou Taylor, Questions raised over bill approved by the full Legisla­ C lerk The Rockville Railroad might Simmers, an attorney who now little discussion and almost no Tho ndudary It: turn out to be be the little train that lives in yernon. had the bill opposition. ture this session because under the F ran k s. Vollunl. Jr. couldn’t, at least as far as the introduced Mn the Transportation When asked if he might have to General Assembly’s rules only 12 S challer Rd. committees can- raise bills. Next M anch ester, CT 04040 seiection of officiai current session of the General Committee in January. That com­ lobby Judiciary Committee “ 3 ” Every 150th, 200th Assembly is concerned. mittee agreed to consider the bill members to build support for his year, individual legislators can propose their own measures. HARTFORD (API - The me­ have to make the selection for it to A bill that would allow the and approved it March 12 after bill. Simmers said it "looks like I'll thod used to select Connecticut’s be effective." Deputy Attorney establishment of commuter rail holding a public hearing. have to” If the railro.nd bill is approved. LCOAL NOTICE and 300th Caller... first inspector general doesn’t General Clarine Nardi Riddle said ' service between the North End of The bill was then sent to the Simmers said he has received Simmers has said he would first TO: RNPOUIO MEMPRRS OF g r a n d support from almost everyone who THE OEIOOCIIATIC PARTT m will receive a grand prize of meet requirements of the law. the Thursday. Manchester and Hartford, and Judiciary Committee. If the panel conduct a test run with a few THE TOEM OF ANDOVER. attorney general’s office has ad­ eventually into Willimantic. is decides not ' to act on it. the learns of his idea. Douglas J. Wells, 36. of Green­ commuter cars between Hartford Dinner for Two at one of the vised legislative leaders. unlikely to be raised by the legislation would most likely be "Everybody’s been pretty favor­ Pursuant to tho orovltlons at wich was picked for the post this and the North End of Manchester Soctlona 0-390 and 9-391 o f the Republican Auditor Henry J, Judiciary Committee, where it is killed, although it could be att­ able." he said. week. Donohue refused to make a along existing track. If that were Oanorol Statutes of tha State p r i z e s following restaurants of their Becker made the selection after being considered, according to a ached to another bill at a later A Newin^on train group has selection, because he doesn’t be­ successful, he would begin daily of Connecticut, you ore horo- Democratic Auditor Leo V. Do­ member of the committee. date. contacted him and is interested in by wonted that a caucus trill choice: lieve the $l00.000-a-year office is commuter rail service. bo hold on April 1 1906,010;0a nohue refused to participate. The Rep. James R. McCavanagh. Simmers .said Thursday that working with him to support the needed. p.m., at Town Dfneo Bund­ law requires that both auditors D-Manchester. said Thursday he after the action of the Transporta­ Rockville Railroad, he said. Eventually. Simmers said, he ing, School Rd., Andover to If the bill dies in the Judiciary would expand the operation to andaraa candidates for elec- • PIANO’S •W ONGS make the selection after eodays. or Senate Majority Leader Regi­ would be "very surprised if it (the tion Committee, he would be tion as dalagatas to the Do- the responsibility falls to the nald J. Smith. R-New Hartford, bill) got out" to the floor of the surprised if the Judiciary Commit­ Committee, Simmers said, he will Willimantic. For that to happen, mocroHc State and District • THE ADAMS MILL t legislative search committee that said he saw no problem and House of Representatives. The tee did not raise the bill. cvntinue to work to get it c«nsi- track would have to be laid along Conventions, and to transact 5^- dered by other means, including an existing right of way because such ether buslnaas os may • VITO’S BIFiCH MOUNTAIN INN interviewed candidates for the job. predicted the search committee Judiciary Committee is tied down “ I thought it was such a be proper to come before “ It is our basic feeling the intent would stand behind Becker’s with too many otherthings. such as perfunctory thing." he said. attaching it to another piece of the previous railing was torn up the nomination of state judges. Rep. Donald Bates, D-E^ast Hart­ legislation. and .sold for scrap in the 1970s. Dated at Andover. Connec­ of the legislation was both auditors choice. ticut, ttds 14th day of March d DEMDCRATIC TDWN In order to qualify, simply call and COMMITTEE OF ANDOVER BY: speak with one of our classified SmithKIine capsules TODAY’S HERALD Beatrice Kowalski, O’Neill charge spefks Chairperaon Call Now representatives to learn if you 831: M are a LUCKY WINNER. word war with Zinsser removed after threats Store to be sold Index ItWITATION TO BID tt Sealed Mda will bo racalvad By Susan Vaughn of the drugs bought since March 15. Kamins Department Store in 24 pages, 4 sections In the General Services' of- 5185 By Alex G lrolll h o e, 41 C anter S t., Manches­ and Win! Herald Reporter Ail five pharmacists interviewed Glastonbury plans to buy the Assoclotg Editor Arluirp 17 te r . CT Utttn A p ril 3. 1904 a t this morning said that they had Fairway Department Store on IIM o .m . for the felt owing: Most drugstores in the Manches­ heard the reports on the news Riifiinpc,: 10 C o lo rfo l r ic h la iA aecaB U U se bright knittinE wor­ Main Street at the beginning of (II GYM EQUIPMENT this eew-oiaaple apToa. Gov. William O'Neill and state Sen. Carl Zinsser. R- ter area contacted today removed Thursday and had voluntarily FOR MANCHESTER Great caver-up la r hosBe sted to creehet or knit April, Kamiris officials said POUCX DEPT. these elegsuit gowns fo r MawHiester. are u n ilin c over legislation involving the effects of their supplies of Contac, Dietac removed their supplies of the r.nmirs 1ft or gift-giviiig. CONTEST DATES this week. Story on page 3. (21 PURCHASE OF the 11-indi doU. A lovely the cost of the MOIstoae m nadear powerpiantonelectric rates. and Teldrin before they opened drugs from their shelves. None had rtnnnpptiriit A ft No. U I7 with Phet*. bed-trim or gift. FlUNG/STORAGE UNIT Gdide is in Sixes Small, In a letter eenl today to Zinsser and Rep. Dadd Anderson, this morning after reported inci­ received any notice from state or Fntprtninmpnt 1ft FOR MARY CHENEY No. 5185 both knit MARCH 14 th — 31st 643-2711 R-Nor9ri(di, O’Nem criticised the Legistetore's Energy and dents of tampering involving the federal officials. LIBRARY Medium or l^ige. Medi­ and crochet directions. Frt/M ic 1*^ um (U -14), 1% yards 65- N094-(XlMMEnaAL ADVERTISERS ONLY. PuhUc Utilities Committee for failing to hold piM ic hearings or produids Most said that they expected the 1 nr.*l npw/c r\.A The Town of Mandiaatar Is in eh . To artw. mal $2JK I n mdk ONLY IN THE ' The U S. Food and Drug Admin­ latest scare involving capsule on equal eppertunltv em- I, aha SB9 I n satNBt am act on three bills be had proposed to’ease “rate shock" from the 1 nttpry 0 plevor, and roqutraa an otflr- TB aaiK atol tZJB tN ami start-op this spring of the Miilstone III nuclear power plant in istration Thursday reported tam­ forms of over-the-counter in d ic a ­ Dhitiiaripc mattve action poilcyferall of wdiN^ahi a t firmaNBO am pering with the capsule forms of tion to result in the end of the Sunny, but cod A Its Controclots and Venders W at^onl. Zinsser and Anderson are (xi-chairmea of the Dpininn ft as g cendNIon at doing busl­ packages of the drugs, which are manufacture of capsules, even Clear and (X)ld tonight with a (Mimmittee. Ppnpip 0 naas with the Town, as per ia a a .B .T .1 produced by SmithKIine Beckman though drugs are often more low from the teens to the 20s. r ed arol O rder 11344. fn e m o a uiN zir " It seems to me that before the governor writes a letter he Rpnrts 0-19 a iw iw k . I Corp. of Philadelphia. The manu­ effective in capsule form. Sunny and warmer Saturday Bid Forms, pi ana ondspaclfl- Pteoae t a n i e page t facturer has asked retailers to hah "Unfortunately, it looks like the TAlnvisinn 17 cotlom ere avallobla at the eSRsuNtiSermlSa ** SPECIAL: Over ZM ao- with a high from the mid 30s to General Sarvicas' office. leeUena and • FREE sales of the products and has ll.R/World 7 TO W N O F New F_A8MjtW „wUh advised consumers not to use any Please tern to page 8 the mid Xs. Details on page 2. WMther aweciel G race < Patton SoctiaN ia tha 2 MAtNMESTER, CT. ALBUM. Jort $AM. iianrhpatpr Brralft ROBERT B. 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