MANCHESTER FOCUS OPINION WEATHER DEP to pursue Abstracts are latest Natives are restless Some snow & sleet; lawsuit vs. Lydall at Newspace Gallery at Democrats’ parley more snow & sleet page 3 ... page 11 ... page 6 ... page 2 HaitrljPHtrr Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm Friday, Feb. 1, 1985 — Single copy: 250 Reagan’s budget Jobless rate up seeks 1.5% hike to 7.4% By Elaine S. Povich cation, Energy, and H«psing and capital and o|)erating subsidies. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Ameri United Press International Urban Development, Rep. Ted Weiss, chairman of the ca’s unemployment rate rose 0.2 However. Reagan will propose House subcommittee on intergo percent to 7.4 percent in January, WASHINGTON — President an increase in the Defense Depart vernmental relations and human the Labor Department announced today, as another 300,000 people Reagan will send Congress a ment's military budget authority resources, said Thursday he was budget calling for federal spending to $313.7 billion next year, com advised of the proposal to elimi were added to the jobless rolls. It was the second con.secutive of $973.7 billion in the next fiscal pared to $284.7 billion this year. nate general revenue sharing and year, a 1.5 percent increase over Some of President Reagan's called it “ irresponsible monthly increase in unemploy ment and brought the total of last year, the White House said fiscal 1986 budget proposals would federalism. '-t I workers looking for jobs to 8.5 today. slash programs important to cit “ The loss of general revenue Deputy press secretary Larry ies, including revenue sharing, sharing funds will deal a severe million. Speakes said the 1.5 percent hike mass transit and the Small Busi blow to local governments, which Mo.st of the deteriorating job includes total spending as well as ness Administration, admini.stra- are already straining from the loss situation occurred among adult interest payment on the debt. The tion documents show. of billions of dollars of federal aid women, the department said. Reagan budget, which goes to In addition, the president is during Reagan's first term.” Their jobless rate jumped to 6.8 Copgress Monday, will project the likely to propose in his budget an Weiss, D-N.Y., said in a statement. percent from 6.4 percent. debt at $178 billion, compared to end to subsidized school lunches "Local services paid for by But retailers and construction about $200 billion for fiscal 1985. for children from families with revenue sharing are not frills,” firms cut back employment less Confirming figures reported by incomes over 135 percent of the Weiss said. “ The revenue sharing than usual in January, helping to The New York Times, Speakes poverty line ($10,610annually fora program is crucial for enabling add 3.50,000 new jobs during the said the overall amount represents family of four). an end to loans for local governments to provide vital month. a freeze in program spending. college students from families services such as education, police, The number of employed Ameri Most of the cuts will be made in the making more than $32,500 a year fire, rescue, and health care.” cans rose to a record 106.4 million departments of Agriculture, Edu and elimination of all mass transit The document was distributed in January. In December, the Wednesday to some House employed niynbcred 106.3 million. members by budget director Since the end of the 1982 David Stockman. recession, the economy has Democrats pick Kirk The document shows freezes and created 7.3 million jobs. reductions — but not eliminations The unemployment rate was 7.2 — of programs like Medicare, percent in December, a small as chairman of party veterans benefits and the rural increase from the previous month. electrification system and imposi But the increase in joblessness WASHINGTON (UPI) - Paul "m arks the day that the Demo tion of, navigation user fees, for a was a disappointment to adminis Kirk, a former senior aide to Sen. cratic Party ... goes back to work savings of $25 billion next fiscal tration economists, who are ex Edward Kennedy, was elected to reclaim its rightful and legiti year. pected to forecast 'Tuesday in the today to serve as national Demo mate heritage as the party that The proposed elimination of the Economic Report of the Council of cratic Party chairman on the first speaks to the shared dreams of Job Corps would save $1.4 billion Economic Advi.sers that the job ballot. individual Americans.” over three years, $100 million of it less rate will slip to 6.9 percent by Kirk, 47, the Democratic Party Kirk said the party’s primary in fiscal 1986, the document the end of this year. treasurer for the past two years, target will be "to earn anew the showed. Scrapping the SBA would Some analysts had expected a received 203.07 votes to former political respect of mainstream re.sult in a $1.5 billion savings and slight improvement in January, if Npith Carolina Gov. Terry San Am erica” - the sale of Conrail would bring in only because of n heavier produc ford’s 150.93. Sanford failed in his Earlier, Nancy Felosi, lormer another $1.2 billion. tion schedule at automobile plants. bid for solid support in the South chairman o f the California state Defense Secretary Caspar Wein Herald photo by Tarquinio The report showed 70,000 addi with such states as Mississippi and party, a i^ R o b e rt Keefe, a Wa- berger's proposal to slow the tional jobs in con.struc'.ion, part of Kentucky going to Kirk. sh in gtop ^litical consultant, an growth of defense spending only a rare, two-month winter .string of “ I ’m here to tell you that today nounce their decision to pull out of slightly, saving $8.7 billion, also is Taking a look improvements in that industry. included in the document. The number of jobs in the marks the end of the soul search the race at a breakfast for Mildred Kinney of Main Street decides to go back inside ing, the end of the identity crisis of members of the Democratic Na Weinberger and Reagan have electrical machinery industry — the Democratic Party,” Kirk said tional Committee. The move was been under considerable pressure, her apartment this morning after taking a look at one of those slowest to recover seen as a last ditch bid to stop Kirk much of it from Senate Republi conditions outside. A mixture of rain, sleet and snow from the 1982 recession — finally in his acceptance speech. but it failed to swing enough votes cans, to cut more from defense made today a good day for indoor activities. reached an all-time high in Janu He vowed that his victory to Sanford. spending. ary but many other industries, including steel and oil, have still shown no improvement. Overall, the number of factory jobs changed very little from O’l^leill proposes missing chiidren unit December to January. The unemployment rate for *Bv Mark A. Dupuis Nationwide, 1.8 million children lives. That is the tragedy families will collect and dis.seminate infor controlled Legislature Wedne.sday adult men remained at 6.3 percent United Press International are missing from their homes for endure every day across this state mation on missing children. It also will include an additional $11.4 compared to the previous month. varying periods of time every year and nation.” the Democratic gov will have the toll-free hotline to million in bond funds and operat HARTFORD — Gov. William A. while in Connecticut 378 children ernor added. receive information. ing budget funds for programs O'Neill today proposed creation of under age 18 are listed as missing, O’Neill said the $125,000 cost of The unit also will .seminars on benefitting the elderly. a special state police unit to O’Neill said. the new state police unit is a the prevention of child abu.se and O’Neill said he will ask for Inside Today investigate missing children "It is every parent’s nightmare relatively small portion of the total exploitation and will provide train additional funds for housing for the cases, saying children are the to lose his or her child, even budget, which will exceed $4 ing to local law enforcement elderly, home care programs, a state’s most valuable but vulnera momentarily; for example, when a billion, but could be the most agencies on the handling of mi.ss- screening program to help older 20 pages, 2 sections ble resource. youngster wanders away in a important. ing children cases. people remain at home instead O’Neill said he will include crowded shopping mall.” O’Neill "The children of Connecticut are In another address today, being moved to nursing homes and A riw lra ------___14 Obituaries. said in remarks prepared for its most valuable and, at the same O’Neill also outlined his budget adult day care for victims of Business _ ___ 0 O pinion___ $125,000 in his proposed budget for Classified. . 16-19 Peopletalk- the 1985-86 fiscal year to create the delivery at the Parkvillc Commun time, its most vulnerable, re proposals for programs dealing Alzheimer’s disca.se. Comics. . 8 Sports. new unit and a statewide toll-free ity School in Hartford. source,” O’Neill said. with senior citizens. O’Neill said the state faces "no Entertainment__ 12 Television . Lottery - 2 Weather ^ hotline to take calls about missing “ Imagine living with that mo The special unit would be staffed He said the budget he will small task” in providing .services children. ment of terror for the rest of your by civilians ~nd state troopers and present to the Republican- for the elderly. Sessions help In coping with death Nurse talks of miscarriage pain
By Adele Angle Death with Children,” "The Death "This is a person I ’m notgoingto Focus Editor of a Spouse,” “ Funerals and know,” she said. Funeral A rrangem ents.” and Patricia Daigneault sat listen About six years ago, Chris “ Parents who Have Had a Child ing, too. Her severely ill baby died Petrone’s first pregnancy ended in Die,” after one and a half months. She a miscarriage at four and a half The event was organized by said .sometimes she and her months. Two weeks later, Petrone, Florence Shells and Barbara husband wondered if those who a registered nurse at Manchester Doody of the Combined Mothers have suffered mi.scarriages had it Memorial Hospital, went back to Circle and by Ann Bonney, child- easier. work in the hospital’s birthing unit. life specialist at MMH, and Ernest ” lt’s so hard to have something The first night she was back at Harris, chaplain at MMH. and then not have it.” she said. work there was a woman on her S p eak ers included Delia floor who was miscarrying at 19 Skranski, Visiting Nurse and PETRONE TOLD the women weeks. Home Care’s hospice program: that a miscarriage is similar to any A colleague tried to spare the Rev. James Rush, chaplain at death. Parents must be able to say Petrone’s feelings. Ask to work on MMH; Jean Petty, Child and goodbye. another floor, she advised Petrone. Family Services. Hartford Many hospitals, she said, still Instead, Petrone went to the branch; Tom Tierney, Tierney thwart that process by not allowing patient and told her she’d just Funeral Home; Howard Holmes, women to view their babies after miscarried, too. Holmes Funeral Home; and Dee miscarriage or stillbirth. “ We sat there all night and cried. and Rick Pacukonas, co-founders At MMH, she said, mothers arc It was the first time I realized that of Compassionate Friends, a group permitted to view their babies, if all those crazy things going on in for grieving parents. A i they tvish. Instant photos are my head — she was thinking them, sometimes taken and left with too,” she said. THE PAIN of a miscarriage, CHRIS PETRONE someone until the mother wants to Petrone, the founder of a support Petrone said, is still a misunder support group founder look at them. group for parents who have stood and mostly ignored expe Often, Petrone said, women who suffered stillbirths, miscarriages rience. although it is by no means miscarry are haunted for months, and newborn death, was one of rare. An estimated one in five time that you’ve gotten to know the wondering what their babies actu several experts who led a small pregnancies ends in failure. One in baby.” ally looked like, especially if discussion group Thursday night 200 ends in a stillbirth, Petrone Peg Donlon, one of six women they’ve been told that their babies at St. James School. said. sitting in the discussion group, were deformed. The occasion was the Combined The experience can scar a agreed. ■’But what you TH IN K yourbaby Catholic Mothers Circle of Man woman for a lifetime, she said. "T o most people, you’re not looks like is a million times worse Herald photo by Pinto chester’s seminar on death and "Everybody else just thinks of it really even pregnant,” she said. than what your baby actually looks Donlon's pregnancy ended at two like,” she said. Manchester funeral directors Howard Holmes and Tom dying. More than 50 people broke as a medical event. In reality, into small discussion groups on you ’ re grieving the loss of a chi Id. ” and a half months. As she .sat Until recently, most hospitals Tierney speak at a seminar on death and dying of the topics such as “ Dealing with Isues she said. “ Even a pregnancy Iqst in listening, it was obvious her loss Combined Mothers Circle of Manchester Thursday. of Death and Dying,” “ Sharing the third month — that’s a long was still fresh. Please turn to page 10 MANCHESTER HKRAM). Friday. Fch. I, 1985 — 3_
t - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Feb, t. 1985_ Defense cut conflict divides Republicens Arbitration Manchester In And Stevens is a Republican —’8*'^ McCavanagh supports victims skirmish was fought on home territory could scrap sacrifices, despite Weinberger’s re not the only one who was displeased Bv Richard C. Gross within the administration. Reagan State Rep. James H. McCavanagh. 1)-Mamhesler, has peated arguments that it was neces with Weinberger’s $8.7 billion budget United Press International decitM in favor of his defense sponsored a bill to give financial aid to families of liomicide sary to keep up with the Soviet Union. secretary, not budget director. David cut. victims and a bill to include a de.scription of a victim s injuries in WASHINGTON — Nearly four years But Congress began asking how The new Senate majority whip, ^ n . agreements much of a price the country had to pay Stockman, in agreeing to cut the Alan Simpson. R-Wyo., was quoted as pre-sentencing reports. ago, Defense Secretary Caspar Wein Pentagon budget by $28.1 billion over "Expanding the rights of victims of crime will Itc one of IIk' for more and more missiles, planes, saying he was happy to see Mnj* berger warned before Congress that the next three years. major issues facing the General Assembly this session, social programs will have to be tanks and ships — especially In the face movement” on the part of the Pen If meiiibers of the Munche.ster Stockman wanted about $58 billion McCavanagh said in a news relciise, sacrificed to make room in the budget of scandals Involving millions of tagon, ’ ’but I’m waiting for more. police union vote Thursday to ask removed. McCavanagh said the families of liomicide vicliins need for President Reagan's $1 trillion plan dollars of waste In the purchase of The biggest test of all for the future of for binding arbitration of their spare parts and in buying weapons that But the war is far from over, and contract dispute with the town financial assistance to pay for the cost of any p.sychological lielp to "rearm America.” Weinberger can be expected in his late Reagan's defense program Is to come don't work. administration, the move, in ef they might require. And he said requiring a description of a He was right. winter appearances before congre^ in early spring when Congress is to vote Fortified with a congressional coali Congress really started turning the on whether to continue production of fect, will .set aside all the negotia victim’s injuries will help judges sentence offenders screws on the defense budget last year, slonal committees to put up a staunch tions so far and begin the process tion of conservative Republicans and defense of his budget. If the past year is the MX missile, the cornerstone and appropriately. and It is not about to stop closing the symbol of the administration’s $180 almost from .scratch. McCavanagh is a member of the Lcgislalurc's Judiciary and Southern Democrats labeled “ Boll ahy guide, he is bound to lose some. Weevils” who saw eye to eye with vise on the Pentagon when dawn billion modernization program for the Assistant town Manager Steven Public Safety committees. breaks over the new Reagan adminis Again, Senate Budget Committee Werbner described the steps in the them, the administration largely got Chairman Ted Stevens of Alaska can be strategic nuclear forces. what it wanted for the Pentagon in its tration that begins with the president’s Sen. Barry Goldwater, R-Ariz.. al process this way. The union will second inauguration Jan. 21. The expected to reach the point of exasper- .select one arbitrator, the town a MHS to highlight travel careers first two years in office. aUon in pleading with Weinberger to ready has rung what may be the death But life got tougher for the Wein congressional honeymoon with the knell for the missile when he said in second, and the State Board of Pentagon has been over for at least a shave off some of the $277.5 billion in Mediation and Arbitration a third. Joani Olsen of Go-Go Tours Inc. of llarlford will speak to berger Pentagon when the size of the proposed spending for next year, using early December that be favored killing federal deficit grew in the wake of tax year, and the Democrats are the first to the .10-warhead missile. He will be the The uftion. as the party which students interested in careers in the travel indiislry Wetlnesday say so. the argument that unless the secretary has i^ejccted the recommendations at 8 a.m. in the Manchester High School career center. cuts and a drawdown in tax receipts does the paring Congress will do it for new chairman of the Senate Armed ALASKA SENATOR TED STEVENS because of the recession. The Pentagon Weinberger has won the first battle of of a facl-findcr, will submit to the Olsen has been in the travel business for 10 years ami lia.s him. Services Committee. . . . if Cap won't cut, he will found that it. too, had to make the budget for fiscal 1986, but the panel of arbitrators a complete traveled throughout the world. Until last year, she was director contract proposal that it considers of Go Earn More, a consortium of Iravcl agents. desirable. The town will submit a She is also a member of the advisory hoard on li iivel :il Bay response, indicating where it Path Junior College in Longmeadow, Mass. Weather agrees, where it disagrees, and Peopletalk what alternatives it proposes. The arbitrators will hold a School lunch price goes up Today’s forecast hearing, probably in several ses The cost of all school luncltes and mo.st other limch menu Connecticut. MassachusetU sions, at which repre.senlatives tor The Donna Reed family I I items will go up by 10 cents or so starting Monday, School and Rhode Island: Light snow both sides will present their points Donna Reed was the epitome of American of view on any matters at issue. Superintendent James P. Kennedy announeed tliis week. possibly mixing with sleet and motherhood in her 1960s television series and After the hearing is closed, Elementary school student lunches will increase to tl.S cents now. alter almost 20 years in retirement, she has rain coastal sections. Highs from briefs will probably be filed by both and the cost of secondary school luncltes will he $1. been elevated to the status of stately matriarch as mid 20s well inland to low 30s Students display parties and each parly will have Miss Ellie on “ Dallas.” ” I feel comfortable with along the coast. Cloudy tonight. variety At MHS the right to file responses to the Officials to meet on bridge Miss Ellie so I hope that comes through,” she says Lows in 20s. Snow Saturday may brief of the other party. in Parade magazine. “ She’s one of the few good mix with sleet and rain at the The Manchester High School Jazz When the filing of briefs is Representatives of the eonsulting firm of Fuss and O'Neill and shore and becoming windy. female role m ^els on televison. She’s strong and Band, above, performs during a completed, each parly must sub the stale Department of Eitvironmenliil Protection will meet sturdy.” Reed, an anti-Vietnam War activist now Highs from mid and upper 20s mit a statement setting forth its Thursday for further negotiations overacontract todesign anew married to Grover Asmus, once an aide to Gen. well inland to low and mid 30s school-wide variety show this week at "last best offer” Union Street bridge. Omar Bradley, is on her third marriage, proving along the coast. the high school. The show Wednes Those last best offers are consi N,o agreement has been reached on how much tlic stale will pay that her life has been no sit-com. Still, she clings dered by the three arbitrators who Maine; Occasional light snow Hfiid day drew an audience of more than for the engineering work. to family values. “ I know it’s terribly old- today. Accumulations 1 to 3 then make a decision that is Williiim O’Neill, a partner in the Manchester engiiteei ing firm, fashioned but I stuck it out for the children," she inches. Patchy freezing drizzle 200 people. Felicia Petito, event binding on the parlies. said the firm has now submitted a statement on the "level of said of her unhappy second marriage. "I just possible southwest portion in the chairwoman, said she was pleased Werbner said that in practice, effort" involved. It estimates the miml)er of hours to he devoted couldn’t bear the idea of small children having a there is no appeal from the > morning. Highs in the 20s north Snow and sleot, snow and sleet to various tasks. DOT engineering per.sonnel have siil)mitted a stepfather. American family life is so tattered with the response because the show decision of the arbitration panel, to low 30s south. Fair north and septirate statement of level of effort. and tom and I don’t think it’s good. For me, mostly cloudy south tonight. Today: An 80 percent chance of a period of light snow, possibly was the first of its kind sponsored by even though theoretically there family has always been my support system.” mixing with sleet this afternoon. Accumulations an inch or two may be some avenues of appeal. At Thursday’s meeting they will be compared ;ind an attempt Lows ranging from zero to 10 the Student Assembly in seven years. will be made to reconcile them, O’ Neill said. below north to the teens south. possible. Highs In the lower 30s. Winds north around 10 mph. Werbner .said that if one arbitra In addition to the jazz band, the show tor dissents from the majority on Clouding up with a chance of Tonight; Snow ending this evening but remaining cloudy. Lows In the any issue considered, the parties snow north and snow south 20s. Winds north around 10 mph. Saturday: Snow possibly mixing included performances by a rock Residents will be hostages Riggins gets sacked with sleet at times and becoming windy. Highs in the lower 30s. learn only that there was a dissent, Saturday. Highs near 20 north to band, vocalists, break dancers and not the rca.soning behind that The hulking figure that waiters were stepping near 30 south. Today’s weather picture was drawn by Amy Hayes. 8, of Bldwell State Rep. James R. McCavanagh, Assi.stant General over at the Washington Press Club’s “ Salute to Street, a fourth-grade student at Keeney Street School. comedians. All performers were dissent. Manager Steven R. Werbner and town Fire Chief John Rivosa New Hampshire: Occasional Most municipal officials in Con Congress” was a sleeping John Riggins, the students at the high school. The rock are among the Manchester residents who will be taken hostage Washington Redskins star fullback. Riggins was Marino ties the knot light snow accumulating 1 to 3 necticut oppo.se the stale’s binding inches today. Patchy freezing band was composed of students who arbitration law. and Werbner by the American Heart Association on Feb. 13. seated at a table with Supreme Court Justice Miami Dolphins quarterback Dan Marino and But unlike most hostage-taking situations, this one should have drizzle south portion in the are members of other bands but shares that opposition. Sandra Day O’Connor, who he buttered up by his new bride leave St. Regis Church in a happy ending. The ho.slages can be freed in return to for pledges saying, “ Come on. Sandy baby, loosen up. You’re Pitt.sburgh, Penn., after their wedding this week. morning. Highs in the mid 20s to organized a special group for the He said Wednesday that the too ti^ t.” He further distinguished himself at the Marino, who attended St. Regis as a boy, lower 30s. Fair north and mostly / ■ process takes away all the efforts to the American Heart Association. $ Other hostages to be held at the James McCavanagh Agency on black-tie affair by passing out on the floor and married Claire Veazey. cloudy south tonight. Lows 0 to 10 show, said Thomas Murdock, Student of the past months during which .lO snoring through Vice President George Bush’s above north and teens to low 20s Assembly adviser. At right, Shelley or 60 issues have been resolved. East Center Street include Jacob Ludes, Manchester High Selioo principal; WiUiiUTi Churbonneau, East Catholic School speech. O’Connor left immediately after dinner south. Snow Saturday. Highs in Howe, left, and Felicia Petito serve as The only matters on which the F iMt an aide said Riggins’s behavior had nothing to the 20s north to lower 30s south. town and the union did not agree in principal: Robert Marlin, president of the town firefighters’ F do with the early departure. Hugh O’Brian, who Not funny pages Vermont: Periods of snow announcers during the show. negotiations concerned vacation union; Town Clerk Ed Tomkiel; Thomas Ferguson of the D.W. played Wyatt Earp on the old television series, Marvel Comics Group’s latest superhero is today. Highs in the 20s. Cloudy time and a requirement that police Fish Really Co.; Theodore Cummings Jr.; and James P. Sacks, was at an adjacent table when Riggins went down neither faster than a speeding bullet nor able to and cold tonight. A chance of officers allow the town to learn city editor of the Manchester Herald. and he “ told people in a courteous way to ‘let the leap tall buildings in snow developing again south Herald photos by Pinto results of mandatory physical Town Director Donna R. Mercier has been named Manchester guy sleep,” ’ said a witness. When the show was a single bound. It’s toward daybreak. Lows zero to examinations. chairman of the heart association's 1985 campaign. over Riggins was rousted out by a woman from Mother Teresa of 10 north teens south. More snow The town objects to a fart- his table who jerked his nose back and forth and Calcutta, whose ad finder’s recommendation that of likley Saturday. Highs in the ficers get a fifth week of vacation pulled his hair. Riggins, who has probably been ventures were pub teens and low 20s. Motel plans premature E treated nicer by Dallas Cowboys linebackers, lished in a unusually after 20 years’ service, but the E A spokeswoman for the construction division of the Red Roof was unavailable for comment. dignified 48-page union insists on that provision. The Inn motel chain of Ohio said that it is premature to announce any comic book. Mother Extended outlook union objects to giving the town Teresa is the third rc.sults of physical exams without definite plans the firm may have for building on a 2,5-acre parcel Long live Milton Extended outlook for New .some kind of job protection for on Buckland Street off Intenstale 84. religious figure fea England Sunday through tured in a series that police officers. She said the company is still negotiating the purchase of the Comedian Milton Berle thinks everyone should Tuesday: began in 1982 with property from Hartman Tobacco Co. of Bloomfield. Hartman have the opportunity to live as long as George Connecticut, Massachusetts Baras. Berle, 76, is spearheading a $20 million “ Francis, Brother president Richard Newfield confirmed that Hartman has and Rhode Island: Clearing, fund-raising drive to build a longevity research of the Universe,” to Satellite view Officials criticize use of lagoon released an option sale on the property. windy and cold Sunday. Fair and B center in Southern California. Berle, national mark the 800th anni- The property is located between two large parcels on which B chairman of the American Longevity Associa versary of the cold Monday and Tuesday. Day Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 4 a.m. EST shows major developments are planned. The 265 acre-parcel to the tion, says some of the money will come from the saint’s birth. That time highs 15 to 25. Overnight dense multi-layered clouds covering the East. Showers or north is the proposed site for construction of a large com m ercial sale of medical record cards — a card about the was followed by lows zero to IS. thunderstorms extend from Louisiana to the mid-Atlantic states while DEP contiues lawsuit against Lydall and industrial development. A large parcel to the south is being size of a driver’s license that contains a person’s “ The Life of Pope Vermont: Cold with periods of light snow stretches from northern Texas to the Ohio Valley. A band proposed for a . condominium development by Attorney entire medical history. “ It is long overdue and John Paul II,” flurries through the period. of middle and high clouds is over the Northwest. Lawrence Fiano and Thomas Crpssen. which sold 750,000 Highs in the teens and low 20s, Bv Susan Vaughn what Lydall has done to comply company is recycling most of the The DEP issued its original will save a lot of lives because of the speed with sludge it generates in its treatment order to Lydall to clean up the copies. Marvel lows 10 above to 10 below. Herald Reporter with an order issued last summer. • which a person’s medical records can be The order required the company to process back into production. polluted lagoon last May. Lydall checked,” he said. Berle blasted the government President James New Hampshire, Maine: Commission OKs M CC funding A lawsuit filed by the Depart clean up the lagoon and to develop Lydall manufactures fiberboard claimed it had complied with the for spending billions on weapons when it could Mother Teresa Gallon says Dr. Clearing south and flurries likely Martin Luther King SCA ment of Environmental Protection a long-range sludge handling plan. for boxes and the sludge generated original order, but a quarterly The state Bond Commission this week approved $31,400 for spend the money toward prolonging people’s north Sunday. Fair Monday and is a non-toxic small fiber material, inspection by the DEP late in the Jr. may be next in the series. “ Today’s society against Lydall Inc. of Manchester Lydall has cleaned out the engineering and architectural fees for renovations to the old lives. “ This $20 million is actually nothing for the Tuesday. Lows S to 15 Sunday officials said. year indicated there was still needs and can benefit from the living example will proceed despite efforts by the lagoons and has hired a consultant campus library building at Manchester Community College. government,” Berle said in Los Angeles. “ What morning dropping to zero to 15 Rick Webb of the state Attorney sludge on the lagoon. The DEP which the dramatic stories of these self- company to clean up solid waste to work on a long-range plan, but Rooms in the old library will be converted foruscaschemi.stry really bothers me is Washington. Does the U.S. below Monday and Tuesday VOSK General’s office said today that the then is.sued the request for legal sacrificing people provide, especially the young dumped into adjacent lagoons, a the efforts will not stop the legal and physics laboratories, preparation room.s and general Congress not believe they could be susceptible to mornings. Highs in the teens to action. people,” he said. DEP spokesman said this action, Winterbottom said. case against Lydall is “ moving purpose classrooms. these diseases?” low 20s. morning. ” I am not sure they should use toward getting ready for a trial." Winterbottom said Lydall has The total cost of the project is estimated at $344,800 and was The Attorney General’s office is hired Fuss and O’Neill of Manches Wesley Winterbottom. a DEP the lagoons at all,” he said. approved by the Board of Governors for Higher Education in Lydall officials were not availa waiting for a response to the ter, a consulting firm, to work on Across the nation sanitary engineer, said that repre November. ble for comment this morning. allegations from Lydall, Webb an overall plan of solid waste Snow will be widespread from sentatives from the DEP met with Lydall officials have said the said. removal. the southern Rockies across the L o w n r Lydall officials this week to see Directors to discuss noise Almanac ^JSMKIMTUMS southern Plains, Arkansas, A proposed ordinance to protect Manchester residents from southern Missouri and Illinois * " ^ 0 «r S A H S being exposed to excessive noise will be considered by the Board Today is Friday, Feb. 1, the and the Ohio Valley to southern -LCOCNO- Child assault charge leads to probation 32nd day of 1985 with 333 to New England. A mixture of of Directors when it meets Tuesday. follow. freezing rain and sleet will reach psychotherapy and parental coun Olcott Street not ,far from her The ordinance, patterned after a state law, was drawn up at the A Manchester woman charged O’Connor left open the possibility request of Republican Director Peter DiKosa. DiRosa proposed ’The moon is moving toward its from southern and eastern Texas FLOW last September with assaulting her that her son might be returned to seling that was begun shortly after apartment, the boy had a .swollen (S3 the ordinance this summer after receving complaints from full phase. across portions of the lower \ m WtATHm rOTOCASTCf 2-year-old son was given two her before the term of her her Sept. 24 arrest, court records and discolored fac^, police said. ’The morning stars are Mer Mississippi valley, the Tennes years’ probation last Friday in probation is up. show. She was charged with third- residents about late night noises, such as rock bands rehearsing. cury, Jupiter and Saturn. see valley and the southern half Manchester Superior Court. Staley’s criminal record will be Police said they arrested Staley degree assault and risk of injury to If the directors agree, the ordinance will be subject of a public Tlie evening stars are Venus of the Appalachians. Rain will Natlonel forecast Although the woman — Dorothy cleared if she successfully com after her roommate reported that a minor. hearing at the board’s March meeting. and Mars. fall over much of the southeast, L. Staley, 22, formerly of 40 Olcott pletes the probation, which is Staley had thrown the boy to the Police said the roommate re Most daytime noises would be exempt from the ordinance, and For the period ending 7 a.m. ES T Saturday. During early Saturday ground, kicked him and dragged Those born on the date are with scattered thunderstonns St. — does not now have custody of called accelerated rehabilitation. ported witnessing repeated, daily some night noises — like those caused by snow removal — would morning snow Is forecast for parts of the Central Plateau region, the him around by hi.s hair. When they physical abuse of the boy by Staley under the sign of Aquarius. They from the Florida panhandle to her son, a state prosecutor said But during the two-year term she is also be exempt. mId-MIssissIppI Valley, the Ohio Valley, the Lower Great Lakes, and .stopped Staley and her son on during the short time the two include film director John Ford the Carolinas. Rain will also Wednesday that Judge James D. under court order to continue with The ordinance would set noise level standards for various parts of the Atlantic states region. Rain in parts of the Southern and women lived together. Police also in 1895, actor Clark Gable in 1901, spread across the northern half kinds of noises. mid-Atlantic states. Elsewhere, the weather will be fair. Minimum said the September arrest was not and poet Langston Hughes in of the Pacific coast, changing to The directors meet in the hearing room of Lincoln Center temperatures will include (maximum temperatures In parenthesis): the first time Staley had been 1902. snow inland and reaching across beginning at 8 p.m. AtlsnU 33 (58). Boston 22 (36), Chicago -02 (14), Cleveland 4 (23). reported to authorities because of On this date in history: the northern Rockies. Dallas 13 (23), Denver -05 (23), Duluth -24 (1), Houston 17 (32), Fire Calls allegedly abusing her child. In 1790, the United States Temperatures will be below Supreme Court convened in New normal over the entire nation V Jacksonville 52 (74), Kansas City -04 (15). Little Rock 17 (23). Los ^ A n g e le s 37 (55). Miami 67 (81). Minneapolis -22 (3). New Orleans 36 York City for its first session. except the southern Atlantic Manchester Park Market, Coventry (North ney fire, Hop River Road. Bolton In 1968, the Viet Cong began a coast. Highs will remain below (51). New York 10 (30), Phoenix 28 (44), St. Louis 4 (14). San Coventry, South Coventry). (Bolton). designs on travel major offensive with a fierce Francisco 36 (47), Seattle 32 (39). Washington 23 (40). Thursday, 9:55 a.m. — dumpster Thursday, 5:21 p.m. — oven fire, zero from the northern Plains to fire. 274 Broad St. (Town). Wednesday, 5:22 p.m. — car fire, attack on the South Vietnamese Minnesota, with only the single Hebron Road, Bolton (Bolton). Rolling Hills Drive, Bolton (formerly Globe Travel of Manchester) city of Hue. Thursday. 11:29 a.:a. — motor (Bolton). digits across the northern and vehicle accident. Broad and Wood Wednesday, 5:22 p.m. — chim In 1979, Ayatollah Ruhollah central Rockies, the central land streets (Eighth District, Khomeini, symbol of the Iranian .J*lains, the mid-Misitoippi val Manchester Herald Paramedics). Discover l| | ar§ 8rita revolution, returned to his home ley and upper Michigan. Thursday, 4:06 p.m. — medical land and urged the expulsion of Richard M. Diamond, Publisher call. 49 Regent St. (Eighth District, e VALENTINE’S DAY SALE ^ April e t b -t t i _ _ all foreigners. Paramedics). '' VlsHthsCsHbiNNm|Mrf^«ffRisiM»^ Also in 1979, Patricia Hearst Penny Sadd Mark F. Abraitia Associate Publisher Thursday, 6:18 p.m. — car fire, was released from prison, five Lottery Business Manager 148 Kennedy Road (Town). Knesnt for thsir mqisMIs iNMdi iMMi m d ie e 0 r years after she was kidnapped USPS 327-SOO Thursday. 7:12 p.m. — medical iisry1»i4ifoo(d 4 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Fridiiy, Feb. I. 1985 V.S./Wortd In Chernenko attacks Brazil’s leader m eets R eagan ‘Star Wars’ plans Midwinter Savings! WASHINGTON t- Bruzilian President-elect Tancredo Neves today met with President Reagan who endorsed the first WASHINGTON (UPI) - In a mean In effect the end of the civilian-led gover^iment in 21 years. blistering attack on the "Star process of nuclear arms limitation Neves, 74, a diminutive former state governor known as a quiet Wars” proposal, Soviet leader and reduction but would become a catalyst of an uncontrolled arms ,and cautious moderate, was eiected two weeks ago and takes Konstantin Chernenko argues that 14KGOLD over March 1,5 from the current president, Gen. Joao Bapti.sta research on space-based weapons race in all directions.” could open up a new arms race the "It is to be recalled that the Figueiredo. A-bomb, too, appeared as a result Asked if he supports civiiian rule, Reagan, who does not like to way research on the Manhattan 50% OFF! Project ushered in the nuclear age. of scientific research under the respond to substantive questions during photo opportunities, Manhattan Project," Chernenko chuckied, 'T have to answer that one. Y es.” But emphasizing that he foresaw OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF: a successful outcome to arms talks said. “ Everyone knows how it Neves said upon arrival in Washington Thursday aboard an Air turned out for the people of • Italian Neckchains, Bracelets Force jet sent to New York to pick him up at the end of o next month in Geneva, Switzer land, Chernenko warned that Hiroshima and Nagasaki.” Corelie 35>Pc. Oinnerware four-nation B^uropean tour that Brazil has "nopolitical problems Reg. 16.97 to 329.97 ...... 8 .4 8 to 9 16 4 agreemehts on nuclear weaponry U.S. officials said Chernenko's Seivicefor 8 from Coming Were with the United States, only economic ones." statement represents "a continu must include a consensus on Break rtMiatant plus dishwasher, ovsn, | R A A weapons in space. ing Soviet effort to distort the true ^ • Rope Chains and Bracelets purposes” of the proposed space- and mlorowava safe. Assorted colors, j Administration officials imme Reg. 89.97 to 299.97...... 44.98 to 49 M iwr Mm«, «ony> <*• nUnoiwcM. {Rag. 94.99 N ationalists kill soldier diately took issue with the veteran based defensive weapons. Kremlin leader’s contention that B ELFAST. Northern Ireland — Irish nationalist gunmen shot President Reagan’s Strategic De CNN Bqreau Chief Stuart Loory, • 14K Gold Earrings and kilied an off-duty part-time soldier today as he prepared to fense Initiative — popularly known who submitted the questions, re Rag. 9.97 to 99.88 ...... 4 .9 8 to ^49 drive a bus full of children to a swim ming iesson. as “ Star Wars" is an "aggressive ported from Moscow that Chernen 3 Police said the soidier, who was ambushed by several gunmen concept" aimed at giving the ko’s responses were delivered StylM vary by atora. outside the schooi in the remote village of Derrylin, was the 148th United States military superiority. Thursday by Soviet Foreign Minis B O Y 2 T U B E S , G E T 1 F B B E l try spokesman Vladimir Lomeiko. member of the mainly Protestant Ulster Defense Regiment to be Responding to four written ques S c iS ilT Toothpmte (6.4 m <70 killed since it was formed in 1970. tions submitted by Cable News Lomeiko, taking issue with wi l: 8T«biB,ll»9.3.86...... 3tor4C*fV Two brothers of the dead man who also belonged to the UDR Network in Moscow, Chernenko despread speculation in the West SPECIAL WINTER CLEARANCE! PRESTONE II have been shot and killed by Irish nationalists terrorists, poiice stressed the "organic interrela that the Soviet leader was se I I •NQXZEMA Shave Cream said. tionship" between success in talks riously ill and had possibly suf Antifreeze The outlawed Irish Republican Army, which is waging a on nuclear arms and those on fered a stroke, insist^ Chernenko '* (11 «a .)ta «s -u r r ...... 1.29 CaWor Rag. 2 Osls...... 9.98 terrorist campaign to force the union of the British province of weapons in space .and rejected was taking an annual month-long ALL ELECTRIC CaldorSal«2CMIs...... 9.98 Reagan’s attempts to minimize his winter vacation outside of Northern Ireland with the Irish Republic, claimed responsibility :«DIMeN$iON Shampoo Mfr. UsM-in ftetwte ...... 2.00* "Star Wars" missile-defense plan Moscow. h e a t e r s 'J for today’s killing through its press bureau in Belfast. r(llwt)a 6 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. Feb. 1. 1985 t Richard M. Diamond, Publisher Connecticut In Brief Douglas A. Bevins. Managing Editor 1 ^ 4 ft* ■ ft,. G James P. Sacks, City Editor ;. i f ‘‘ ;.;'' . OPINION______Hartford court lacks heat ‘ ^ V •'V.-'lK* HARTFORD — Employees of the Morgan Street courthouse and jail are shivering while they wonder when the building’s dilapidated heating system will be repaired. J a c k The heat stopped circulating in the city-owned building when Natives get restless at Democrats’ parley A n d e rs o n the backup burner gave out Sunday night. The city sent a truck over Monday with a compact oil furnace Washington and an oil tank. The truck's boiler was hooked into the building’s The contrast was somewhat amusing, if not our own leadership... that we have lost touch with the heating system providing some heat. Morry-Go-Round indicative of the problems plaguing the Democratic people,” she said to the hearty applause of her peers. ‘We got heat back into some of the building but the pressure Party in Connecticut and elsewhere. One man said party leaders shouldn’t tell the people hasn’t been enough to put it everywhere yet,” said Robert M anchester , >\. 4 Gov. William A. O’Neill, titular head of the state what they want. Rather, he said, the people want to tell London, a building maintenance supervisor for the Department party, stood before an audience of more than 250 Spotlight party leaders what it is they want. of Public Works. Democrats gathered at Manchester Community The panelists then spent nearly an hour listening to College Saturday, telling them that their party was Kathy Garmus the views of the people. Most of their comments were alive and well. .Herald Reporter insightful. Journalist Suit claims default on loans His comments would have sounded fnore appropriate The fact that they didn’t come from a Toby Moffett or a John Groppo did not diminish their value. BRIDGEPORT — A state prosecutor who earns more than ■rtsijMit -1... had he been waving a set of pom-poms. UPl photo But the audience, which had assembled for the As Dodd said in his keynote address, the party had $41,000 a year is being sued for failing to repay $9,589 in loans purpose of finding out what they could do to help boost |ever and its past opposition to allowing unaffiliated better do more such listening, because it has failed to victim of provided for his education more than five years ago. it was the party's sagging strength, was brought back to voters to participate in primaries were “ symbols of appear concerned with the issues voters find of most reported today. Somber exercise In capital reality by the remarks of Sen. Christopher J. Dodd. Democratic power and arrogance.’’ concern, particularly the economy. The suit against Assistant State’s Attorney Robert A. Taiwanese Lacobelle of Fairfield was filed in Bridgeport Superior Court by Dodd bluntly told them what probably came as no The workshop was one of four presented during the D.C. The nation’s capital was blanketed with as much as the Connecticut Student Loan Association, reported the Hartford A man jogging Thursday passes by a frozen pond on the surprise to most — that their party was in trouble. And daylong conference at MCC. PEOPLE NO LONGER CARE that much about the five inches of snow during the day. Courant. mall near the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington, instead of pointing the finger at the party lever or the Other panelists agreed that in their haste to win the homeless man who sleeps on a park bench or the child WASHINGTON - Last Oct. 13. a who is unable to have a good breakfast before heading Chinese-American journalist Lacobelle was charged with default and the foundation wants lack of a computerized voter registration machine, as support of the United Auto Workers or the Teamsters him to pay the balance of the loan, 7 percent interest and off to school. named Henry Liu fired off a terse has become vogue among Democrats these days, Dodd Union or other groups, party leaders had failed to listen prosecution costs. Instead, they are more worried about whether they letter to me about the Taiwanese Police turn out to support tension law said he and other Democratic candidates were to to the little guy, the town committee worker whose Lacobelle refused to comment Thursday and the foundation will have a job tomorrow or whether interest rates will government’s attempts to intimi blame. door-to-door canvassing can make the difference at the and the lawyer it hired to handle the case declined to make any date Chinese-language newspap ing all paid fire departments. He It seems they have failed to reach out to and listen to local level. decrease so that they can own a piece of the American statement on the suit filed Dec. 20. By Susan E. Kinsman cities the right to challenge cations could be denied because members of what has been the traditional Democratic dream. ers in this country. The China United Press international whether the disability was job- there was no way of proving daily estimated the Capitol contingent at exposure to stressful job situations constituency, he said. IRONICALLY, THE SAME PANELISTS who The Democrats still cling to the past, but reality has Times, he wrote, “ was a victim of related. set limits on benefit 800 to 1,000. ‘ caused the disabling heart prob criticized their party leaders for that attitude did not finally caught up with them. political interference which our HARTFORD — An estimated payments or set health .standards Joel Cogen, executive director of lem or hypertension. NOTHING COULD HAVE illustrated that point open up the discussion to the approximately 60 in the If state party leaders are serious about conducting laws prohibit.” It was to be the last Teacher wants to fly in space 1,000 firefighters and police tor police and firefighters. the Connecticut Conference pf Under the present law, em Police and firefighters from better than O’Neill’s wishful assessment of the party’s audience ■— mostly made up of the little guys — until more workshops like that held on Saturday, they should letter Liu was to write. packed the Capitol to defend their Municipalities, did not deny the SIMSBURY — Physics teacher David Warner is hoping to ployees must prove they did not more than 40 towns jammed the hazards. But he said the law strength. over an hour after they began their dissection of the think seriously about putting more emphasis on town disability benefits for heart dis The next day, two assassins realize his childhood dream of traveling into space by clinching a ease and hypertension while mu have high blood pressure or a heart House chamber, an overhead "confers an unjustified and expen The reluctance of one of the state party’s top officials party’s woes. committee members and others involved at the local - gallery and congregated in outside scouted Liu’s suburban Daly City, seat aboard a 1986 shuttle mission. nicipal officials claimed they are problem bcfoiw they were hired sive special benefit on two groups It took a note relayed to moderator Sen. Cornelius P. level instead of trying to make the list of panelists sound hallways. Many wore their uni to admit that Democrats had failed to strike a “ The idea of traveling into space enthralls me,” Warner said. too expensive. and have been disabled by one of of employees” like a “ who’s who” in the Democratic party. Calif., neighborhood on bicycles. A forms and had travelled by bus and responsive chord among Connecticut voters in O’Leary to open the discussion. ‘It’s been a dream of mine since I was young.” Under attack is a 1971 law giving the conditions. Cogen said workers' compensa day later, they returned, waylaid car from as far as Greenwich to November was a good example of what former “ The natives are restless,” the note read. While that kind of workshop attracts the media Warner, 32, is one of the teachers across Connecticut who met benefits to police and firemen Municipal officials may chal tion is available for on-the-job Liu in his garage, whipped nut demonstrate their support for the Congressman Toby Moffett probably had in mind when When O’Leary finally asked if anyone had questions attention that party leaders love, it does little tp get at today’s deadline for applying for the seat. President Reagan unable to do their job, or any other, lenge only the extent of the injuries pistols and shot him three times. law. he referred to the arrogance of Democratic leaders. or comments, a number of eager hands shot into the air. the root of the party’s problems. announced last August that a teachei' would join a shuttle mission because of heart disease or disability, not whether it was Then the killers pedaled off on "The large contingent of public Frank J. Raccio, president of the Moffett, one of eight panelists on a workshop that “ Are we not interested in opening up the process?” The local party member — the little guy — may be in in 1986 in honor of their contribution to education. hypertension. job-related. They claimed the their bikes, which police found safety officers appearing here Connecticut Council of Police addressed the development of issues and platforms, asked one woman. the best position for that kind of analysis. For it is he or The Legislature’s Labor and "irrebuttable presumption” all abandoned. disabilities arc job-related im today, certainly, is an indication of Unions, repre.scnting 48 police said the party’s previously stated support for the party “ We have become so involved with ourselves, with she that remains most in touch with the average voter. Public Employees Gobrimittee locals and 3,000 officers, said heard more than four hours of poses a costly burden on local the overwhelming concern for this The day after the tragedy, Liu’s State stops greyhound drugs direct benefits for certain classes testimony Thursday on six bills taxpayers. statute," said Raymond D. Shea, wife, Helen, wrote me an an PLAIN VILLE — State officials are cracking down on the use of Union spokesmen said without president of the Uniformed Fire have boon upheld by the U.S. that would repeal the law. Supreme Court. 0 ISSH VsWKW - guished letter. ” I have terrible a hormone given to greyhounds at the Plainfield Greyhound Repeal would give towns and the presumption clause, all appli Fighters As.sociation. represent Guest editorial news to inform you,” she began. Park, fearing its illegal use could fix races and hurt the animals. After the shooting, the assailants The use of the male hormone testosterone allows female dogs *>ieh fled, she reported, “ before I to race when they would normally be in heat. State regulations caught sight of their faces.” But prohibit the racing of female dogs in heat. Environment panel kills ban on leghold traps Dark vision she thought she knew who they But the hormone also hSs been found to promote muscle growth gotten more support had the vote and theoretically could make them stronger and perhaps faster, said she did not have the votes to committee co-chairman, said "1 were: hired assassins of the HARTFORD (UPI) - A legisla think the feeling of the comirrittec been delayed. "Perhaps not gaming officials said Thursday. force it out of committee by Taiwanese government. tive committee has voted to kill a was they wanted to dispose of the enough to carry it. But I think the Dr. Edward A. Williams, veterinarian for the Division of controversial bill to ban leghold petition. hill today," Coalition on Animal Rights had covers iran "They were not interested in Special Revenue, said the outcome of races "could be affected.” traps in Connecticut, and the bill's "I would love to petition it out, done a lot of work. It just has not “ Quite honestly being very fair money,” she noted. Valuables in John F. Papandrea, chief of the division’s gaming regulation sponsor admits she doesn't have but I can count," Mustone said given the proponents of the bill a after the vote. "I have no chance." on this, ... I've sal through more of the garage "were not touched at unit, said, “ There’s no question that indiscriminate administra the votes to petition it out of these hearings than any member reasonable chance." Since the end of the hostage crisis Ayatollah all.” It was perfectly clear to her. tion (of the hormone) could harm the dog.” committee. Mustone had asked the commit around the table and there wasn't Khomeini has receded in American memory, “ The assassination is politically The bill to ban both steel-jawed any new evidence presented on Strong lobbying by hunters and padded leghold traps drew tee to delay action for a week to against the bill and the appearance like a bad dream. Only when fanatics motivated.” she wrote bitterly. give her time to review testimony cither side (at the public hedr- / a Man faces murder charge hundreds to a six-hour public ing)," Tiffany said. "You can go the .state Department of Environ thirsting for martyrdom blow up a building Helen tiiu was right. The Taiwa hearing Tuesday night. But it was from the public hearing held mental Protection was against it BRIDGEPORT — A Bridgeport man has been charged with during the three days she was buck and read the transcripts from and murder Americans do recollections of the rw nese authorities, after vehemently boxed 13-4 by the Environment undermined its chances this year, murder in connection with the slaying earlier this month of away on legislative business. Her each hearing ad infinitum and they nightmare return. ,L denying having any part in the Committee Thursday. would have been identical.” Mustone said. another man found shot to death in the hallway of an apartment The vole effectively killed the request was rejected 9-8. assassination, have now reversed Tiffany said he wanted to accom Outlawing leghold traps has building. issue for the year because it means "1 was very disappointed.” Khomeini is one of those irrational figures themselves. They have admitted modate Mustone's request, but it become a perennial and hotly Police said William Perez, 19, was arrested about 1:30 a.m. the committee will not bring it Mustone said. "1 asked for a contested issue before the Legisla that Taiwan’s military intelligence one-week extension. 1 thought that posed a conflict with other commit history coughs up now and then, a madman in Thursday at his home and held in lieu of $100,000 bond pending before the House dr Senate. tee members, ture. Spokesman for animal righta agency was Involved in the sMbot- request was not unreasonable.” power bent upon an apocalyptic mission. Like arraignment in Superior Court. Sen. Am elia Mustone. D- Mustone said she may have groups said they will try again. ing and have arrested the official Mcriden. and the bill’s sponsor. Rep. John Tiffany. R-Lyme, Hitler, who made no secret of his intention to A y Perez was a candidate for a position with the Connecticut State believed to be responsible. Police, a state police spokesman said. get rid of all those who were “ defiling” the Bridgeport police said the shooting death Jiui. 18 of Shane Aryan race, Khomeini ooenly proclaims his Though the Taiwanese deserve Crooks. 22. inside a building at the P.T. Barntirn Apartments credit for accepting responsibility, Senate likely to back removal of party lever plan to “ purify” the world. appeared to have resulted from a robbery attempt. intelligence sources believe the vote in favor of the amendment for O'Leary said he doesn’t plan to Taiwanese decided to make a By Mark A. Dupuis join Republicans to achieve the three-fourths margin needed to the three-fourths margin needed to offer guidance to his fellow Demo His is a religious vision, a conviction that he clean breast of the affair and claim Democrats meet Saturday United Press International “Some grand jurors called about your fake credentials — they said to take pass a propo.sed constitutional place the amendment on the 1986 crats on the issue. "They can go it was an unauthorized, isolated any way they want to go," he said. expresses the will of Allah, Islamic scholars two indictments and they’ll see you in the slammer.” HARTFORD — The state Democratic Parly will hold a HARTFORD — The state Senate amendment to eliminate the party statewide election ballot for con incident. If they can make an "It’s a strictly personal, nonparti can demonstrate that Khomeini’s prescrip daylong hearing Saturday to get ideas on how to make the state's appears certain to go along with lever. sideration by voters. arguable case that Liu’s assassina Democratic Sen. Joseph H. san issue in my view." tions for private life and the Iranian state majority party more effective and successful. the House and give voters the right The Senate's Republican major Harper Jr. of New Britain. Minor Smith said the number of Demo tion was a regrettable aberration, The meeting at Democratic state headquarters will be held by to decide if the state should remove ity met in closed caucus Thursday derive from his own perverse interpretation they might avoid retaliation by and all 24 GOP senators are behind ity Leader Cornelius O'Leary of crats who will vote for the a subcommittee set up by former state party Chairman James party levers from Connecticut’s amendment could grow. “ The of Islam, but this subjective distortion in no Congress. the amendment, which cleared the Windsor Locks and Deputy Minor M. Fitzgerald to study the party structure. voting machines. vibrations we’re getting from out Senate Majority Leader Regi House by just more than a ity Leader Amelia P. Mustone of way diminishes the megalomaniac’s cer State officials, members of Congress, other elected officials there is that there are more than Open Forum For an amendment to the Export nald J. Smith, R-New Hartford, three-fourths margin Wednesday. Meriden said they are supporting tainty that he is devinely inspired. and local party officials have been invited to testify. three," he said. Control Act authorizes Congress to said at least three Democrats will Twenty-seven senators must the amendment. cut off weapons shipments to In December, Khomeini addressed a countries that engage in syste Arson declines in Bridgeport gathering of leaders of his Islamic Republic Manchester sports for years to come. matic harassment of their critics Ignorance of law Policy is needed It’s unfortunate that the high school on the anniversary of Mohammed’s birth. The in the United States. Taiwan BRIDGEPORT — The number of arson fires reported in O’Neill’s budget will include welfare increase had to lose a good coach to make people receives some 1800 million a year Bridgeport last year dropped nearly 40 percent, but the total speech he delivered was his stock material, is no fair excuse for coach review aware of this. in military aid that could be number of calls firefighters responded to increased by 550, HARTFORD (UPI) — Gov. or if he will go along with a study benefits. O’Neill already has outlined his and it was prominently featured the next day officials say. committee recommendation and budget proposals for the criminal To the Editor: To the Editor: threatened by the Liu murder. William A, O’Neill, who in past Mike Masse The increase in calls included emergency medical and rescue years left the issue of increasing ask the Legislature to tie the But with Republicans now con justice system and education. He in the official press. What may have seemed Already, Rep. Tom Lantos, D- said he decided to detail parts of The resignation of Doug Pearson as MHS Freshman Football Coach calls. Mayor Leonard S. Paoletta said in releasing the figures for welfare benefits to the Legislature, increase to an economic index. trolling the Legislature, O’Neill commonplace to Iranians should make the Calif., the Liu family’s congress the budget in advance of the speech After each snowstorm in our neighbor basketbali coach points out the need for a will propose a welfare increase in In the past, O’Neill has left the this year also broke with that Illing Boys’ Basketball Coach man, has asked for hearings on the 1984. this year to educate the public to rest of the world recall “ Mein Kampf.” hood, every sidewalk maintained by yearly coaches’ evaluation procedure. There were 199 structural arson fires last year, down 37 the budget he will present to issue of increasing welfare benef tradition and his previous policy of 33 Crestwood Drive case. its to the Legislature and regularly keeping specifics of his budget to the state’s spending needs before senior citizens is shoveled or swept. If Coaches are educationai role models for percent from the 314 reported in 1983. There also were 192 set lawmakers next week. Manchester signed bills passed by the House himself until he gaVe his budget any decision is made on cutting “ If an infidel is allowed to pursue his they are not physically able, they pay an the youth in their charge. Sports There is evidence of a pattern of fires in vehicles in 1984, compared with 258 during the previous O’Neill, forced to deal with a Republican-controlled House and and Senate to raise welfare address to the Legislature. state taxes. ambitious school kid to shovel out for participation is a vaiuable sociai/educa- harassment, which I have docu year. nefarious role as corrupter on earth until the Senate for the first time since he them. Usually younger house owners tionai process, and the roie of the coach is Letters to the editor mented in the past. Here’s the end of his life,” said Khomeini, “ his moral say, “ Hell, no, we don’t shovel snow.” became governor, will unveil the integrai in the experience. The Manchester Herald welcomes record: R O B M c K i n n e y sufferings will go on growing. If we kill him, These are in the minority. Caucus re-elects Rep. Brooks welfare increase along with other Anyone successfui is going to aiienate a letters to the editor. parts of his budget in an address PHOTOGRAPHY Some senior citizens from House and • Five years ago, I reported that and we thus prevent the infidel from certain percentage of people by his acts. Letterashould be brief and to the point. HARTFORD — Rep. Walters. Brooks, D-New Haven, has been Wednesday to the Legislature. Case drives have to face unshoveled Taiwan had sent streams of agents Announces perpetuating his misdeeds, this death will be Doug Pearson has his weaknesses as we They shonld be typed or neatly handwrit re-elected chairman of the Legislature’s Black and Hispanic There was no welfare increase walks on Hartford Road. They walk to into the United States to infiltrate Julie Ristow of West to his benefit,” Killing the infidel, Khomeini aii do. I don’t condone certain actions, but ten, and, for ease in editing, should be Caucus, the group announced. included in a tentative $4.4 billion Chinese-American groups that fa Hartford has been se Crispino’s market and Westown drug I recognize the positive effects Coach double-spaced. The caucus Thursday elected Sen. Margaret E. Morton of budget O’Neill received late last EYEBALL OPTICAL reasoned, is the only way to keep him from vored Communist China. This was lected from our bridal store every day, winter or summer. They Pearson has had in many areas of life. The Herald reserves the right to edit Bridgeport as vice chairman, Rep. Carrie Saxon-Perry of year from budget officials, but an VERNON WINDSOR MANCHESTER becoming even more “ corrupted.” To kill him confirmed by a secret 1979 Senate increase has since been added, usually have to scuff and tiptoe to their The resignation of Doug Pearson letters in the interests of brevity, clarity Hartford as secretary and Rep. Abraham Giles of Hartford as show drawing to receive 630 Talcottville Rd 286 Broad St, 70 East Center St is to perform “ a surgical operation com report, wlfich also reported that according to officials who asked destination after each storm. hopefuliy will bring about a coaches’ and taste. treasurer. $275.00 worth of wedding (Rte. 831 (Next to Plaza Theatre) (Across from Cavey's) the Taiwanese government had Brooks said the theme of the 11-member, Democratic caucus not to be named. m and^ by God.” review poiicy which obviously is needed. Address letters to: Open Forum. photographs 875-6156 688-1383 649-5672 I have owned 10 dogs since the 1930s, even co,nsidered sending letter will continue to be economic and political development. It wasn’t immediately known and had one barker I couldn’t train. I Such a policy will benefit the coaches, Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, FREE bombs to prominent Americans “ The caucus will continue to work on behalf of black and how much of an increase the The notion of putting the infidel out of his administrators, athletes and fans of Manchester, CT 06040. Democratic governor will propose gave “ Saber” to a farmer in Middletown. who were pro-Peking. Hispanic residents to ensure that they receive a fair share of the Congratulations! NOW OPEN IN' He wanted a loud canine to keep his cows misery by killing him is inseparable from a • Three years ago, I reported economic and political pie,” he said. in. We have three top-notch dog wardens hallucinatory vision of the cleansing powers that Chen Wen-cheng, a Camegie- in town: Dick, Dan and Virginia. When WINDSOR of a perpetual blood-letting. Khomeini sees Mellon University professor who they have a trouble call, they respond Killer faces estate lawsuit (286 Broad Street next to Plaza Theatre) had dared to criticize the Taiwa the martyr saved by his own death and the within minutes. nese government, had died vio MIDDLETOWN — Carol Magnano of Middletown, serving a Celebrate with savings at.all three locations! nation exalted by the mass slaughters that Our town ordinances stipulate a IITTHEN lently during a visit to his native 35-year prison term for killing her husband with a crossbow, is 643-5692 continuous barker is a public nuisance. accompany war. By war, he declared, the Taiwan. There was evidence that being sued for misusing the victim’s estate. But canines are only as smart as their ril‘/z Center Street^ Manchesten H - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Feb. I, 19BS CAPTAIN EASY * by Crooks A C o s ily AND ^INCB V WB THOUBHT VOO OF COURSE. IF you Business WB'RE 9 0 HAVE MORE IMPORr Friday TV bUPY WITH T/WT A55I6NMENTS- WORK- BUSINESS In Brief believe that Mark is still alive (60 min.) 6:00 PM CD CID d2) ® Ntws (D Marv Orlffin CS3 Thrss's Company Channels (D 99 Straat Hawk (CC) Street Hawk Realtors plan seminar CSD Hart to Hart races to save a beautiful rode singef SNET Income up more than earnings 3 9 Or. Gene Scott WFSB Hartford, CT (S) from a professional killer. (60 min.) A real estate seminar co-sp nsored by the WNEW Now York. NY OD (39 Dr. Gena Scott (29 Little House on the Prairie WTNH New Haven. CT (S SNET restated earnings per share for out the state,” Monteith said. Manchester Board of Realtors > d the Eastern V Diana is rendered powerless Net income for 1984 was $124.6 (2$ Or. Who WOR Naw Yofit. NY CD (22) (39 NEW HAVEN (U PI) - Southern ’’The Florida segment of our Connecticut Bicentennial Women’s Council of when Charles forces her to marry him in million on total operating revenues of the third quarter of 1984 to 95 cents, 3 9 One Day at a Time WPIX Naw Yoifc. NY OB New England Telephone Co. had down from the $1.02 announced in LIGHTNET network is operational, Realtors will be held from 8 a m. to noon on Feb. WHCT Hartford. CT a a lavish lizard ceremony. (60 min.) more than $1,273 billion, up from 3 9 Newswatch slightly higher earnings last year October. SNET will not incur similar and work is continuing on design and 14 at Manchester Community College’s confer WTXX Waterbury. CT « (23) 37) Great Performancee (CC) 'Man despite net income of more than $124 operating revenues of about $1,182 (33) Reporter 41 WWLP Springfield. MA o from Moscow.' First of 3 parts. Two men depreciation expenses in 1985, Mon right-of-way agreements for*4he New ence center. million on operating revenue.s that billion in 1983. ($7) MecNeii/Lahrer Newshour WEDH Hertford. CT « form a deep friendship when they be teith said. York-Chicago segment,” he said. Speaker Dave Diegelman will cover the topics come involved in a series of Anglo- The Federal Communications Com WVIT Hertford. CT M climbed 7.7 percent, the company The company al.so sought and gained SONECOR, SNET's communica of real estate tax shelters, estate planning, how (S3) Good Timas WSBK Boston. MA « Soviet trade delegations. (60 min.) LEVY'S LAW - by Jamas Schumaistsr mission set substantially higher depre announced. approval from the Connecticut Depart tions equipment division, continues to the new tax laws affect real estate and [C N N ] Prog Cont'd ^ WQQB Springfield. MA 3 9 Atfrwl Hitchcock IT I Earnings were adversely affected in ciation, rates in its triennial review of WXTV Patanon. NJ ffi) KFOB&ICUFF >OUMV ment of Public Utility Control todefer a show increased sales. syndication. Three credit hours will be given for [HBOl MOVIE: Hammatt' A prostitu Et Maloficio the second half of 1984 by increased SNET’s capital recovery program. tion ring, a millionaira and a blackmail WGDY Springflwid. MA FBIFNP H te t TO ^ portion of the expenses for future SNET also has responded with continuing education. WTIC Hertford, CT S3) Potico Women depreciation expenses, Walter H. Mon- Monteith said. The increased rates plot lure detective Dashiell Hammett u c m IF YOU capital recovery consideration. “ workforce and wage containment” to Members of either sponsoring group may ^end back into the private eye business. Fred CNN Coble News Ntwrfc (CNNl [C N N ] Frocman Raporta 60 you O/ee TO VOUB UFFT teith Jr., president and chief executive reduced earnings by 15 cents per share ESPN Sports Network (ESPN) ■The deferred accounting started Jan. offset expected slower business growth $15, and non-members, $20, to the Manchester eric Forrest, Manlu Henner. Peter Boyle. (U.e;a n tm a t window th fe p . officer of the firm, said Thursday. from July 1 to the end of 1984. HBO Home Box OfHce (HBOl 9:30 PM S9 Alfred Hitchcock 1. Monteith said. and government actions 'that may Board of Realtors, 186 E. Center St., Manchester, 1982 Rated PG I MAY However, SNET has no plans at the CINEMAX CifiMnw IMAXl 33) SIN PreeanU: 'El Rafa* Losses posted by SNET’s diversified affect the growth of the company's toll Conn. 06040. [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Eddie and the Cruisers' Movie Channel ITMCI 6TUGI6, However, Monteith called the FCC TMC present to request higher rates for revenues, Monteith said. The limited registration deadline is Feb. 8. Twenty years after the disappearance of USA USA Network (USA) 10:00 PM D Falcon CraatRlabmann B U T YOU decision a ’’positive one, allowing us to telecommunications businesses had a band's lead singbr, a reporter and the has Angela kidnapped after it is dis C A N 'T customers, he added. been expected because of startup costs, ” Our past success in cost controls band's lyricist try to piece together the SNET had earnings of $4 03 per share recover more quickly the capital we closed thet she is on to him. (60 min.) e C A C H he said, but "gratifying progress” was and stimulating revenues has enabled mystery. Tom Berenger, Michuel Pare. last year, an increase of 1.8 percent invest in facilities and equipment, so Ellen Barkin 1983. Rated PG. D News MC, made despite intense competition. us to avoid requesting higher rates for ® News compared with $3.96 per share in 1983. we can keep pace with increasing Textron buys up Avco [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Scarfaca' This gangster D 39 Matt Houston (CC) Matt comes p -rriE B / ” Our cellular mobile service is on the nearly three years. We have no plans at (53) MOVIE: 'Whatever Happened to to the rescue when a murderous extor Fourth-quarter earnings were 85 cents competition and rapidly changing film highlights the early history of crime air for Hartford customers and we are the present to make such a request.' ’ he PROVIDENCE. R.I. — Textron Inc. has in Chicago Paul Multi, George Raft. Aunt Alice’ tionist shows up at C.J.'s weekend re per share, the same as the final quarter technology.” completed the acquisition of outstanding shares treat. (60 min.) proceeding with construction through- said. Boris Karloff. 1932 Rated PG 39 Dr. Gene Scott in 1983, Monteith said. To reflect the increased expense. of Avco Corp. of Greenwich, Conn., and is (33) Independent Newt [U SA] Cartoon Exprass (29 MOVIE: Shot In The Dark' A bun preparing to finalize the merger of the two firms, gling police inspector, believing in the 39 Dr. Gene Scott 6:30 PM CD ®3) Ona Day at a Tima innocence of a parlor maid who is ac officials said. (22) 39 Miami Vice Crockett and Tubbs ALLEY OOP ®by Dave Oraua 33) Barney Millar cused of murder, has her released from pose as cocaine importers in Colombia Figures as of Jan. 29 show that Textron had jail Peter Sellers, Elke Sommer. George Eastern (22) ® NBC News in or'der to find out who has been ripping Insurer acquired about 25,4 million shares or about 90 Sanders. 1964. (29 Nightly Business Report off some dope smugglers. (60 min.) percent of Avco’s outstanding common stock at (ff i ( ® All-Time Greatest TV Censored (29 Gotta Make This Journey* Sweet the tender price of $50 per share. Officials said ‘ (29 Jaffarsons Bloopers Dick Clark hosts this ninth an Honey In the Rock The five-woman ectiv- Textron's cash tender offer for Avco common (39 ABC News (CC) nual special featuring more than 20 per ist singing group, 'Sweet Honey in the defaults sonalities in classic bloopers. (60 min.) Rock,' is profiled. (CC) (60 min.) cuts jobs stock expired Wednesday at 5 p.m. 33) Noticiaro SIN Company officials said the m erger of Avco with (23) (57) Washington Week/Reviaw Paul 3 9 Alfred Hitchcock [C N N ] Showbiz Today Duke is joined by top Washington jour a Textron subsidiary will take place around Feb. (27) Love to AIL Lorraine HARTFORD (UPI) — Hartford Life MIAMI (UPI) - Eastern Airlines [ESPN] Mazda SportsLook nalists analyzing the week's news. 28 and the Connecticut firm wold become a wholly Insurance Co. said terminations, failed to reach agreement on wage 7:00 PM CD CBS News (29 Alfred Hitchcock 33) Kojak owned subsidiary of Textron. [C N N ] Evening News transfers, early retirements and attri concessions in marathon talks with its ® (29 M*A*S'H (33) 'Cherytin' Programs musical presen- biggest union today and went into The $1.4 billion transaction is expected to tando la bella Charytin [ESPN] Action Sports of the 60's 1984 tion have eliminated 91 positions in its D ABC News ICC) technical default on some of its $2.5 double the size of Textron, a Providence-based 33) Fantasy Island Peugot/Bridgestone Pro Ski Champion Windsor offices. CD Dallas ship. billion in loans, a company spokesman conglomerate, and create a major defense [C N N ] Prime News R. Fred Richardson, president and 33) Jaffarsons [HBO] Eddie Murphy Delirioue One of said. contractor with about $t.7 billion in annual sales [ESPN] College Basketball: Villanova at (39 Dr. Gena Scott today's hottest comedian/ectors per chief operating officer, said the com Company negotiators reached the to the military. Both firms currently do some Syracuse forms his uncensored material. « pany has laid off 27 employees at its (29 ® Barney Millar basis of an "agreement in principle” phases of the work on the MX missile os well as [HBO] MOVIE: '48 Hrs' A convict is re iM A X l MOVIE: 'LaitlMt' A roguiih Windsor offices in a major restructur (22) Wheal of Fortune leased from prison for 48 hours to help with Eastern’s pilots and flight attend other aerospace and defense work. jewel thief is pressed into doing spy ing to cut costs. (23) MacNatl/Lahrar Newshour the police catch two killers. Eddie Mur work for the Allies in London during ants. Richard McGraw, chief of corpo phy, Nick Nolte, James Remar. 1982. The latest layoffs, Richardson said, (29 Family Feud World War II. Tom Selleck. Jane Sey rate communications for the carrier Rated R. are not related to the 69 terminations 33) Marlsala mour. Lauren Hutton. 1963. Rated R. said. [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Educating Rita’ A tutor [TM C ] MOVIE; ■Ncnc' One of Peril's announced in December in the Hart (57) Nightly Business Report gutdes a working class woman to the But McGraw said Eastern was most celebrated seductresses capti ford Insurance Group’s property- unable to .strike a deal with the biggest Hancock elects Krayeler 33) Diff'rant Strokes path of self-discovery and intellectual vates some new wealthy lovers. Katya enlightenment Michael Caine. Julie casualty offices in Connecticut. [C N N ] Monayllna Berger, Jean-Pierre Aumont, Shirin Tay of its unions — the 17,000-member BOSTON •— Stephen F. Kraysler was elected Walters. Michael Williams. 1983 Rated lor. 1982. Rated R. International Association of Machi president and chief executive of John Hancock [ESPN] SportsCantar PG Richardson said the company has [U SA] ChiM found other jobs for four of the 27 and he nists. which represents mechanics, Mutual Life Insurance Co.'s pro|>erty and [U SA] Radio 1990 [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Blame It on Rio' A man IS pursued by his best friend's underage 10:30 PM (£ ) NBA Biskctblll: Niw expects half of the rest will be placed in baggage handlers and other ground casualty subsidiary, it was announced Thursday. 7:30 PM CD p m Magazine daughter Michael Came, Michelle John York Knicks at Los Angilis other company positions within a workers. Kraysler will be responsible for seven member CD All In the Family son. Joseph Bologna. 1983. Rated R. S3) Nows month. Negotiators for the unions and the companies that sell the line. (D Wheel of Fortune [U SA] PGA Golf: Bing Crosby National (29 T a lii from tho Oarktldi In addition to the 91 positions cut at company talked for most of the night at The Hancock property-casualty group has (33) Independent News Pro Am Second round coverage is pre UPI photo (29 Alfred Hitchcock Windsor, another 37 have been eli- a Miami hotel. The sessions were premiums of nearly $500 million and assets of (29 Hogan's Heroes sented from Pebble Beach, CA. (2 hrs.) attended by Eastern Chairman Frank more than $1.2 billion. 93) 24 Horse minted at the division’s other U.S. (22) M-A*S*H 8:30 PM CD Rituals Borman. [ESPN] SportsCantar locations. Former U.S. Sen. Paul Tsongas, D-Mass„ speaks Thursday at a Kraysler will succeed Phyllis A. Celia, who (29 Entertainment Tonight CD (39 Webster (CC) Webster invites No additional jobs are targeted for Eastern notified First Boston, the served as the company's president since 1975. She Diahann Carroll to sing at his school's 11:00 PM (2D CD (S) (29 99 News high-tech conference in Burlington, Mass. He said Congress is (29 Barney Miller FRANK AND ERNEST ' by Bob Thavaa elimination at the Windsor offices. lead bank in its group of more than 60 will retire at the end of next month. fundraiser (3D Taxi more interested in reducing the federal budget deficit, but must 39 People's Court Richardson said. lenders, that it was unable to obtain ( D MOVIE: 'Our Family Business’ Fear (33) Odd Couple (27) State We're In grips the innocent and guilty alike when “ Tl(e problem we're dealing with get support from the White House. cost-cutting measures by a midnight (39 Dr. Oene Scott oTHf/? poGS l o l l 33) One Day at a Time the second-in-command of organized does not exist in our employee benefits deadline. Millstone l|l costs more [C N N ] Crossfire crime returns from prison determined to (29 Honeymoonere division,” Richardson said. “ The drive McGraw said the company would find out who set him up. Steven Apostl'e, (23) Dr. Who have to notify the New York Stock [ESPN] Winning Golf Tips from the Pros Deborah Carney, Ted Danson. 1981 THflp HEAP OUT to cut costs exists, but we don't feel we M ONTPELIER. Vt. — A Boston consulUnt has • Billy Casper and Jerry Barber. (B l Alfred Hitohcook Exchange of the "technical default” by said Vermont regulators can expect a Connecti (23) (27) Wall Street Weak Louis Rukey- need to do it by removing jobs.” licit taik dominates [U SA] Dragnet ser analyzes the '80s with a weekly re ISZ) Ten O'clock News th e VS'lNPovv/ Richardson said he insisted the 10 a.m. The Securities and Exchange cut nuclear power plant partly owned by four 8:00 PM (D Dukes of Hazzard* view of economic and investment 163) MOVIE: 'Killer Bess' An aging me- terminations be done all at once. Commission requires such notification Vermont companies to cost more than expected. matters. triarch terrorizes a town with her I to minimize the impact on trading of Paul Chernick, a utility analyst, told the Public CD PM Magazine strange power to control killer bees. Glo ’ ’Spreading it out leaves everybody (29 Alfred Hitchcock technoiogy conference stock. Service Board Millstone III in Watertown, Conn., CD (§9 Benson (CC) Benson runs into ria Swenson. Edward Albert. Kate Jack- wondering when the other shoe’s going the Smothers Brothers on his official 9:00 PM (D Dallas (CC) Pam con son. 1974. G > 0 to drop,” he said. In a statement, Eastern said it would will probably cost $5.5 billion, nearly $2 billion visit to Las Vegas! fronts J R about his scheme to make her [C N N ] Moneylino Terminated employees will receive BURLINGTON, Mass. (U P I) — "The fact is the climate is far more continue its efforts to reach agreement more than management estimates. (E S PN l College Basketball: UCLA at generous severance packages and Speakers at a conference on the coming realistic now than it was even four or with the Machinists union "in the near He said financial planning by utilities with use outplacement counseling and other climate for high technology business five months ago. It’s not an academic future.” shares in Millstone "should Include preparations [HBO] MOVIE: The Oatarman assistance to find new jobs, Richardson spent most of their time talking about a issue in the minds of a lot of people,” he Details of the agreement with the for costs of up to at least $7 billion” in case there Weekend' A crazed CIA agent manipu said. subject of concern to any company, said. pilots and flight attendants were not are unexpected problems. lates his friends and turns a friendly WINTHROP - by Dick Cavalli Technology companies looking for announced, but the Eastern statement weekend into a nightmare of terror and ’’The individual life insurance busi whether it makes computer chips or Millstone Project Manager Robert Busch told deceit. John Hurt, Rutger Hauer, Craig T. CAN YOU CO CAN YCJU DOES THAT/VAKE IT ness in the United States is going paper clips. cash to grow this year could have a said it involved ” a combination of wage the board earlier this month he thought the plant DALLAS Nelson Rated R. difficult time, but the equity market increases, expense reduction and'pro- could be built for $3.8 billion, by May 1986. LON Ill - MANCHKSTKR UKRAI.D, Friday, F<-h 1 19«5 FBI has ‘crucial’ evidence Treasure hunter FOCUS/ Weekend won’t keep it all in siaying of Rhody baby BOSTON (HI T) — Treasure hunter Barry venge has not been completely Muksian said. PAWTUCKET, R.I. (UPl) - Clifford doesn't i in to cash in on all the gold, silver eliminated as a motive in the Police are tracing a hair that FBI tests of certain evidence could and other booty 'e found in the wreck of a pirate killing. was found on the baby’s clothing. Coventry man’s abstracts be crucial to the investigation of ship off Cape Cod He wants to build a museum for Police theorized initially that Haberle said the hair did not the November 1984 kidnap, rape it. revenge over a bad drug deal belong to the baby's father. and murder of 4-monlh-old Jerri Clifford appeared before the state Underwater involving the baby’s father might Donna Richard appeared in Ann Richard, police said today. " Archeology board on Thursday to outline plans for have caused someone to murder District Court in Attleboro, Mass., Lt. John Haberle would not excavation of the wreck — a job he expects will the baby. On Thursday, Haberle Wednesday and was ordered to disclose what .sort of evidence was open at Newspace Gallery take .seven to 10 seasons of sifting through the sands .said that revenge was no longer give police a sample of her hair for being tested by the FBI but said the a quarter-mile off Wellfleet. being considered, but he declined testing. re.sults could be a “ crucial part of "We're really working to bring out how "That's not unusual, for a Bv M argaret Hoyden costumes. Saturdays. “ Sec the relationships of the the case," to say why. important this is for Massachusetts. This is really Haberle said a team of seven mother's hair to be found on her Herald Reporter His abstract expressionist paint Morgan’s 16 paintings reflect the elements in the compositions and Haberle declined to discuss any the only pirate ship that we ever found in the investigators is still working full baby," said Muksian. “ I think it ings will go on display tonight at college's tradition of exhibiting art the tensions created between lho.se specifics but said "W e're progress world.” said Clifford, time on the baffling case. would be far more noteworthy if it Ken Morgan's art reflects his Newspace Gallery in the Lowe which stretches the mind, said elements?" Manning said. The ing w ell." He would not say if "W e really feel there’s more than just treasure The parents’ attorney, George were not hers.” circus background in two ways. Building at Manchester Commun Robert F. Manning, director of the components are not readily recog police were close to making an on the ship, ft's an excellent opportunity for us to Muksian, said Thursday the baby's Haberle conceded that identify The strength and agility the ity College. After the free concert, gallery and the school's visual fine nizable in abstracts, he said. arre.st or if they planned to present give everybody a history lesson — and a sociology parents. Ralph and Donna R i ing the hairs found on the body Coventry resident acquired as a a wine and cheese reception will arts program. "Don’t look for a cow, a chicken evidence to a grand jury. lesson, as well as an archeology lesson.',' he said. chard, vWll no longer cooperate might not shed any new light on the circus gymnast allows him to take place in the Lowe Building's "Art requires a great «deal of or a tree," he instructed as he Haberie disputed reports that The board, while admitting it was the most with the police. He said they have case but it had to be done. boldly paint canvases which mea lobby. yourself to get nourishment,” said showed the paintings. the infant's father, Ralph Richard, exciting find it has overseen, refused to vote for the been questioned repeatedly, al The infant's beaten and raped sure 6 by 8 feet. Morgan's work will be displayed Manning, who calls Morgan's Morgan’s paintings arc large. was a prime suspect. record that they believed the wreck was in fact the most to the point of harassment. body was found Nov. 15, four days In addition, the bright, clear until Feb. 22 in the gallery, open to recent work “ visual music." He "It took a lot of muscle,” " I don't want to say that." three-masted galleon the Whidah. a pirate ship "They (the parents) feel they've after her parents reported the reds, blues and yellows he uses are viewers from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m, compared Morgan’s paintings to Manning said, studying the artist's Haberle said. "H e has not been sunk off the Cape in an April 1717 storm. been treated unfairly and in so far baby had been taken from her crib distinct reminders of circus weekdays and from 9 a.m. to noon classical music. long brush strokes on targe areas eliminated as a suspect” but The Whidah, according to records, was a former as the investigation involves them, while they slept. The body was of contrasting color. neither have several other people. slaving vessel captained by the notorious "Black the police involvement in this case found in an alley about a block Morgan, a Coventry High School Haherle al.so reversed him.self Sam" Bellamy. It had approximately 200 pirates ... is bordering on harassment,” from the apartment. grad, is guest teaching at the San somewhat today, saying that re- aboard, many of whom drowned in the shipwreck. Diego Stale (California) Univer "It's a wreck of profound importance and that's sity this semester and won't attend what's significant — not what its name is.” said tonight's opening. board member James Bradley, an archaeologist Obituaries He spent many of his childhood and member of the Massachusetts Historical CLIFFORD GOES TO STATE BO.ApD summers and weekends perform Commission. . . . wants to build a museurr^ ing as a gymna.st with Al Morgan Bradley was one of several members of the and His Toy Boys, a family circus Jack.son St., Willimantic, is in nine-member board who would not vote for the Ruth Loomis Victoria Zegarski act. which also included his father, charge of arrangements. record that they believed the find was the Whidah. broadsword. Ruth Loomis, ''92. of Boston Victoria Zegarski, 78, formerly two brothers and a si.stcr. "I think the issue of verification is one that will Cahill has c.stimated the value of the find, Turnpike, Coventry, died Thurs r ~ of Hartford, died Thursday at St. Manning is obviously proud of need clarification," he said. " I ’m a trained skeptic currentiy the property of the commonwealth, could day at Manchester Memorial Henty D.-Rogers Francis Hospital and Medical Newspace, which opened last fall, as an archaeologist,” said Bradley, adding he had reach $400 million. Hospitai. She was born in Man Henry D. Rogers. 75, of Hart Center. Born in Shenandoah, Pa., replacing the 16-ycar-old Stairwell "the normal range of scholarly reservations” By law the commonwealth owns the booty, but chester on March 19, 1892, and had ford, died Thursday at Mount Sinai she had lived in Hartford over 50 Gallery at 146 Hartford - Road. about labeling the find as definitively the Whidah. Clifford receives 7,5 percent of any money from its lived in Coventry most of her life. Hospital. years. Prior to her retirement, she Manning .said he beleives Stair But member Robert Cahill said he was sure of the sale. The find, currently in the safe of a Cape Cod She was the widow of C. Irving He was a lifelong resident of was employed as a timekeeper well’s solid reputation was why find, based on the loot pulled this summer from the bank, cannot be dispersed until the entire find is Loomis. She was a member of the Hartford. He retired in 1974 from with Pratt it Whitney in East MCC was able to fund the the wreck one-quarter mile off Wellfleet’s ocean coast, excavated, .said Bradley. Second Congregational Church of the Royal Typewriter Co. after 41 Hartford for many years. 1,500-square-foot gallery with 16- about 20 feel under sand and 20 feet under water. Clifford estimated it would take .seven to lOyears Coventry and the Coventry Frag years of service. foot-high ceilings, truck lights and The booty included hundreds of silver and gold to complete excavating the site, at a cost of $300,000 ‘ She is survived by a son, ment Society. She was also a He is survived by his wife, portable interior walls. Such plans coins, gold nuggets and beads, a jar with a 'w' on to $.500,000 a .season. Because of the cold waters, Edmund J. Zegarski of Manches Golden Sheaf member of the Angeline (Bordonaro) Rogers of often get deleted in slate economy the bottom, a cannon, flintlock pistol and pirate's excavation work may not be done during winter. ter: a sister, Wanda Lesnewsky of Coventry Grange No. 75 PofH and Hartford; a daughter, Ann-Marie moves, he said. the Pomona State and National West Hartford: and several nieces Meredith of Manchester; two Since 1968 Manning has tried to Granges. brothers, Samuel Rogers of Hart and nephews. She is survived by a daughter. Services will be Saturday at 9 combine disciplines by having ford :md Rico Rogers of Windsor; concerts introduce each art .show. June D, Uoomis of Coventry, and a and a sister, Angelina Vallario of a.m. from the Taylor & Modeen Roads slick; no accidents cousin, Katwll'ine Vergason of Funeral Home, 136 S. Main S^., Windsor. Tonight Robert Rutman and the New Haven. The funeral will be The funeral will be Saturday at West Hartford, followed by a mass U.S. Steel Ensemble will perform Although roads were reported barracks said .state highways were ing highway .superintendent, said Saturday at 11 a.m. at the Second 10; 15 a.m. from D’Esopo Wethers of Christian burial at 10 a.m. in the at 8 in the room next to the gallery. slick with slush and freezing rain covered with snow, slowing traffic Shea’s report went for town roads Congregational Church of Coven field Chapels, 277 Folly Brook Church of St. Mark the Evangelist, Manning, who met Rutman 25 this morning, state and local police in many spots. as well. “ It’s a little slippery but try. Burial will follow in Center Blvd., Wethersfield, with a mass of West Hartford. Burial wil be in years ago in Mexico, cho.se the reported no weather-related motor Stale Storm Coordinator Jack we're out there catching up with it Cemetery. There are no calling Christian burial at 11 a.m. at St. Rose Hill Memorial Park in Rocky unusual sound for the opening. vehicle accidents. Shea reported that the highways as fast as we can.” he said. hours. Lawrence O’Toole Church. Burial Hill. There will be no calling hours. Rutman created large steel .sculp Area public and private schools are "wet. with a slight slush Road crews in all area towns Memorial contributions may be will be in Mount St. Benedict Memorial contributions may be tures strung with wires to he were expected to remain in session cover," which he said makes for began sanding and salting Thurs made to a charity of the donor’s Cemetery. Friends may call at the made to the Association of R e played with cello bows. all day, despite forecasts of hazardous driving. But. he said, day night. choice. Wethersfield chapel today from 2 tarded Citizens, 201 E. Center St., Although Morgan cannot be at- continued precipitation, with a "W e’ve been very fortuna'te since Northeast Utilities said there The Potter Funeral Home. 456 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Manchester. tonight's opening, his wife, Kate, three-inch accumulation of snow yesterday. The problems have were no reports this morning of and the couple’s two sons will be possible by the end of the day. been few and far apart." interruptions in electrical service Newspace Gallery director Robert Manchester Community College's Lowe there. A state trooper at the Colche.ster • Neil Brouder, Manchester's act in the area. Building. The opening will follow a Manning - discusses the contrasting Herald photos byTarquInlo concert at 8 by Robert Rutman and his Manning said he hopes the colors in "Sweet Dreams Aren’t Made of unusual sounds and sights of the These," part of an exhibit by Ken U.S. Steel Cello Ensemble in the shows will generate lively Rungs of a Newspace Gallery ladder frame Mapning as Police seek two in holdup Morgan which will open tonight in performing room next to the gallery. discussions. he studies a picture. Manche.stcr police are seeking pockets, police said. have at least one lead in the case. 24MSTSAl£V I D E O S A L ^ m the identities of two men they said Police said the attendant told The man with the gun was robbed a gas station attendant on them he gave the man with the gun described as white, with red hair Drawers tutt of bones Tolland Turnpike Tuesday about $300 in loose bills and coins. and a beard, wearing a black and evening. The station owner later reported red checked hunting jacket, blue r g n m Two masked men in a 1968 or 1969 that $700 in cash was missing from jeans and a full-face ski mask. Chevrolet Chevelle pulled up to the the day's receipts, police said. NOW ONLY The car backed onto Parker The driver was described only as D.C. body parts museum isn’t for the squeamish Power Test gas station at 176 white, wearing dark clothes and a Tolland Turnpike, police said. Street, turned onto Tolland Turn dark ski mask. The attendant also When a station attendant ap pike and disappeared onto a ramp TVM By Lisa Jennings child who would have been born exhibits of Siamese twins, children ter Reed, for whom the Army leading onto Interstate 94 after the reported that there were no proached the car. the man in the hubcaps on the pa.s.senger's side of United Press International with only one eye. An exhibit tells the story of Maj. Daniel with limbs in the wrong place and a hospital is named, discovered the passenger seat pulled a gun on him robbery, police said. the car, police said. “ It’s not for everyone,” said tour' Sickles, whose leg was blown off by a uterus with the child in it, taken cause of yellow fever and typhoid and forced him to empty his Police said they believe they 4-Head Scanning WASHINGTON — There is a guide Diana Monroe of Alexan from a woman with two wombs. and made major progess toward $ 4 4 9 "This exhibit is the one people the discovery of a vaccine. museum in the capital where dria. Va. “ We want to stimulate” cannonball in the battle of Gettysburg. MODEL VR20C0,14-day. one event pro* lunctfon Space Command Wireless Now a part of the Armed Forces grammability. 4 -head scanning, auto Remote Control, and more tourists can see the cruelties of life visitors to learn about the history Sickles packaged the leg in a black coffin have the hardest time dealing Coventry delays lake-lowering rewind. Instant Record. 2*way picture and death over a century of of medicine. with,” Monroe said. Institute of Pathology, the mu speed search and pause/still frame Asked how she felt about telling seum is under the direction of Dr. BK8T BIIYI medical history through more than The museum was started in 1863 and sent it off to the museum with his calling advance special effects, optional 10- ■p w w ■ w ■ # the stories of medical atrocities Robert McMeekin of Bethesda, just pictures and wax models. by Dr. William Hammond, sur COVENTRY - Plans to lower would probably have to be cur The lake is now at its lower, card. He visited it every year on the every day, the former X-ray Md. McMeekin, an Arm y patholo Nowhere in the country except at geon general under the Lincoln Coventry Lake to permit the tailed throughout* the summer winter level. Wheeler said the lake liin n m technologi.st said: gist, is known for his work the Armed Forces Medical Mu administration, as a museum of anniversary of the amputation. installation of court-mandated while the lake remained at about could probably be brought up to its “ It's harder to work with people investigating the cause of aircraft seum can a visitor learn about limbs amputated from Civil War sewer lines in some areas will be two feet below its normal level. usual summer level by April if the fg iU rH who are suffering than to look at accidents. / elephantiasis, for example, by soldiers. g delayed until the end of the The drop would have added as weather cooperates. these (exhibits). These are the Monroe said about 60 people visit seeing an actual leg of a man who battle of Gettysburg. Sickles pack John Wilkes Booth, his assassin, summer, Zoning Agent Ernest much as 10 feet of beach to "W e’ve got drawers full of bones aged the leg in a black coffin and with a diagram showing the path of kinds of things people just don'tget the museum each day,—.in c itin g "W e must have rain or snow died of the disease, carefully Wheeler said Thursday. property abutting the take and NOW ONLY with their names on them,” to see. It takes this kind of tour groups of nurses and medical before we can get it up." he said. preserved in a jar of sent it off to the museum with his the bullet that killed him. The delay will permit the lake to would have raised the state boat Monroe said of the thousands of calling card. He visited it every education for us to be able to learn students. formaldehyde. Rows of carefully preserved remain at a recreational level until taunch out of the water, he said. The sewer controversy dates donations, most of which arrived year on the anniversary of the how to correct them." One visitor, Hugh Cannon of brain tissue show various stages of the beginning of August, he said. The town must also find a way to back to 1971, when the state On display at the museum, at the museum in jars of whiskey amputation. THE MUSEUM ALSO holds an Harrisburg, Pa., said he came to the effects of disease. Wheeier said the engineers de keep water flowing to Deknatel, a Department of Environmental located on the grounds of Walter before the days of formaldehyde. extensive display of the develop the museum because he once Also on display is the bullet that signing the sewer project — Fuss .suture manufacturing firm down Protection first issued an order 136 Channel Tkining Reed Army Medical Center, are Another exhibit, set apart from ment of the microscope. thought he would go into medicine. killed Lincoln, as well as pieces of and O'Neill of Manchester — told stream, when the take is lowered, requiring the installationof sewers, MODEL VR3010, with 14*day. eight event memory backup. One-touch Instant rows of hearts and lungs with AN EXH IB IT tells the story of "It's really interesting," he said. bone and hair. the rest, shows a display of fetal Many of the curators of the him they will wait until mid- Wheeler said. in the Lakeview Terrace, Water programmable auto record. 136-channel Record. Full special effects. And Space gunshot wounds, a mummified M aj. Daniel Sickles, whose leg was and stillborn infants that had museum are now famous for their “But it’s got some pretty sick direct access tuning, with 54 cable Command* Wireless Remote Control September to go into .some areas of A court order requires the town front Manor and Village areas of channels Precision, 4-head scanning head, the fully developed fetus of a blown off by a cannonball in the Next to it are the vertebrae of developed abnormally. There are medical breakthroughs. Dr. Wal stuff.” the lake to install the sewer lines. to keep water flowing to the firm to town to prevent the seepage of raw system for optimum picture quality Auto Fuss and O’Neill had originally meet its manufacturing and fire- sewage into the lake from the matic front self-loading; tape rewind; WHY PAY MORE! planned to begin the work this protection needs, he said. If the septic systems that now serve tape remaining indicator; and timer >599 spring, he said. water drops below the sluiceway of most of the nearby homes. Wheeler told members of the the dam, Wheeler said the town In 1983, a Hartford Superior Inland Wetlands Agency Monday would probably have to pump Court judge gave Coventry until Can Club Med and the People’s Republic mix? Stereo Soun^ night that boating on the lake water around it. August 1986 to install the sewers. rg M O H Three charged in school theft NOW ONLY 280-bed hotel-village in China BOLTON — State police Thurs The three already face charges dent state trooper, said one of the day arrested three teenagers in in connection with the theft and three confessed to the break-in. is expected to open by Christmas connection with the Jan. 2 theft of destruction of a commercial van in Manchester police said Berk VR4000 STEREO Hl-R RECORDER. about $7,000 worth of industrial Manchester last November. The also confessed to his part in » 2-channel AFM stereo with auto • Automflllc front self-toad. By Ed Kerins in France where staff members much of the country as possible. > arts equipment from Bolton High van was later found burned and stealing a company van from A4B matic noise reduction • 136-channel quartz electronic United PrRs International are trained. Trigano believes this With this in mind, the Club is » 2-channel longitudinal audio with School. gutted off Steeles Crossing Road in Cooiing Corp. on Loomis Street in tuning. was a turning point in the planning a number of tours to Dolby* noise reduction. • 15-functlon Wireless Space Charged in the high school Bolton, Manchester police said. Manchester on Nov. 19. negotiations. major sites, with guests accom * 14-day programmable auto-record Command* Remote Control. ,NEW YORK (U PI) — Can the break-in are Frank J. Berk Jr. of 31 Each is scheduled to answer Berk. Pohlmann. Svejk and panied by bilingual guides. Tri $ 8 9 9 free and easy style of the Club Med "They were greatly impressed Kerry St. in Manchester, Gene A. charges of second-degree larceny, Martin Wright, 19, of 51 Purnell work well within the regimented, gano is still negotiating to build .second-degree criminal mischief Place were each charged with .Theultro-llghlwelflht Zenith VM6000 Video Movie with the quality of the training Pohlmann of 50 Clark Road in work-oriented society of the Peo program,” he said. several small inns where travelers Bolton and Peter A. Svejk of and third-degree burgiary on Feb. separate counts of first- and No bulky recorder or ple’s Republic of China? could stay while touring the Willington. All three are 18 years 12 in Rockville Superior Court. third-degree larceny and third- battery pocks to carry U n d e r terms of the agreement. country. Richard Walsh, Bolton's resi- degree burglary in connection with Weighs less than 5 lbs , fg M iT g L Apparently officials of both Club Club Med will not only train the 200 old. the van theft. including battery Med and the Chinese government Chinese it plans to employ at the The new resort is expected to Those cases are pending in NOW ONLY believe it will. They’ve reached new resort, but will develop draw vacationers from North I The video camera A VCK America, Japan and Southeast Talks help with death Manchester Superior Court. ^ in one agreement on the construction of a another program for those Chinese Wright is currently in custody at Plays through any TV, hotel-resort near Canton. who will be involved in the Asia. It is part of an overall the Hartford Correctional Center, nothing extra to buy! expansion program that calls for Continued from page 1 you’re so lucky, you can have Convincing Chinese authorities country’s emerging tourist a spokesman for the state correc the building of villages in, among another," Petronesaid. "Children to give their okay to the project industry. automatically cremated stillbirths other areas, Japan, Thailand and are not interchangeable.” tions department said. Construction is already under and miscarriages. Today many was a lengthy process. According Bali. Nor is it heipfui to tell the woman The others are free on bond. way at the 280-bed hotel-village in parents opt to have funerals, to Serge Trigano, Club Med’s chief that it was a blessing, since the Shenzhen, and it is exp ect^ to instead. Many funemi homes will executive officer, negotiations Although there is Just one Club baby was deformed. "That doesn’t open for business by Christmas of Med in the United States — in perform such a serviivice at cost, she took more than seven years. matter. It’s still a baby," she said. BOOKS & BIRDS this year. Copper Mountain, Colo. — Trigano added. Instead, let the person know that See them both, along with the full line of dependable Zenith >1399 The Chinese were Concerned The self-contained resort will says sites are being considered in A miscarriage or a stiilbith can “Used Books” you're wilting to listen. Petrone _Smartjecjnndeo recorders and accessories, today. about the Club’s swinging singles have its own golf course and beach, Hawaii, California, Arizona and cause severe strains on a mar said. image, but, says Trigano, "They and wilt offer, among other activi riage. Many women grieve alone, Bounht & S«M Florida. " I f you don't know what to say, made no rash judgements, and ties, tennis, squash, sailing, wind The organization began in 1950 long after their husbands have SUPER that's OK. Say that. Show them 375 Hartford Tpka |RL 30| Room kept an open mind." What they surfing and language and compu with a collection of rented army recovered. DISCOUNT that you’re there — both physically Vernon. CT 08066 875-1876 AL SIEFFERT’S also did was consult with tourism ter workshops. The Club will tents on the Spanish island of “ Grieving is a very selfish officials from several of the and emotionally," she said. -ovar 10,000 hardco¥ar books 445 HARTFORD RD„ KEENEY ST. EXIT OFF 1-84 CENTER provide frequent ferry service to Majorca. Today, with about 100 U PI photo process," she said. "It's about TERMS. countries in which the Paris-based Petrone, a resident of Vernon, •QIFT CERTIFICATES C A S H -C R E D IT C A R S t > and from Hong Kong, less than ten resorts In 26 countries. Club Med is taking. Marriage is about giving.” MANCHESTER. CT M O N T H L Y T ER M S organization operates its "vaca Club Med and the Chinese government way at the 280-bed hotel-village motel, a said her group meets on the third Please call for hours—locates in miles away. . the 11th largest hotel chain in the Wednesday of every month at St. former Vernon Elementary It’s like hovin tion villages". Despite the long fist of sporting world. During the peak summer recently reached an agreement on the model of which i|s seen here. It’s HOW CAN OTHERS comfort undo in Hio buslnosi Francis Hospital and Medical School, across from muffler In addition, there were vislU to activities at the China village, it is season it employs 22,000 people those who have miscarried? construction of a hotel-resort near expected to open by Christmas. Center, Hartford. Her phone shop. Club Med resorts, and to a facility expected guests will want to see as worldwide. The last thing is to say "Oh, number is 646-6989. Canton. Construction is already under / M ANCHESTER HERALD. Frid^iy. Feb 1, Hms - 15 U - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Fob. 1. 19B5 r Advice SPORTS She must be a ‘he’ before they wed And to have Allowed your grand Whalers lose road trip opener; One day last week, a neighbor D E AR ABBY: I am faced with a child to be exposed to whatever unique and delicate situation and came over to visit me. She is an intelligent, educated woman who was ''going around” was need some information in a hurry. inexcusable. I am in love with a man who wants has a good job, but apparently not much common sense. She said to marry me, but I don't know if we DEAR ABBY: My husband gave L.A. power plays burn Weeks can legally marry. she'd called in sick because she had a bad cold and a cough or me his class ring when he asked me He is a transsexual (female to to marry him. He said he wanted it m ale), but he has not yet had the “ whatever was going around” — Hartford is 1-4 in its last five back when he gives me a ''real” INGLEWOOD, Calif. (UPl) - the third period. But the Whalers victory, the Kings used second- necessary surgery to make the so she came over to spend the games. engagement ring. The Los Angeles Kings are begin got the goal bpek three minutes period goals by Steve Shutt and change complete. afternoon with me. “ We got 40 shots against Boston ning to win games they're sup- later when Greg Malone struck for Bob Miller to erase a 2-1 Hartford He has- been on hormones for My daughter brought her baby Well, we have been married for and lost," said Hartford Coach his-11th goal of the season from 35 lead. Shutt tied the score at 9:55 seven years and has the appear over that afternoon, and you 26 years, and now he wants his , posed to win and protect leads Jack Evans. “ We got a good , they're supposed to protect. feet to cut the lead to 4-3. when he knocked in his own ance of a male, but he still has guessed it. The next day the baby class ring back. I won’t give it to number tonight (.32) and lost. We "We’re a good hockey team,” Nicholls, who assisted on Rus- rebound for his 14th goal of the female genitals. A female-to-male transsexual is came down with whatever it was him because he hasn't come up stopped Iheir big scorers, but kowski's goal, iced the game with year while the Whalers were a man He has had his name legally not considered a male, medically, my neighbor had, and so did I. with a real engagement ring yet. . goalie Bob Janecyk said Thursday somebody else hurt us. We played his 31st goal of the season at the short. Miller rammed in a 5-foot changed, and has lived as a man unless her ovaries have been I am furious with her for coming night after Terry Ruskowski and a pretty good game tonight, but our What should I do'? Bernie Nicholls fired in third- 7:20 mark. His 10-footer from the rebound with 3:04 left. for six years. removed. And a male-to-female to my place to spread her germs. power play wasn’t as good as their Please print this as a warning to STILL W AITING ;. period goals to carry the Kings to a right side of Weeks bounced over I need to know if we can legally transsexual is not considered a Earlier in the period, Ron power play.” female, medically, until his testes thoughtless, stupid people who go 1,5-3 victory over the Hartford the goalie’s stick. marry before he has had his DEAR WAITING: Technically, Francis broke a 1-1 tie when he Los Angeles Coach Pat Quinn sex-reassignment surgery. have ^ e n removed. visiting when they’re too sick to go ‘ Whalers. * was impressed with the Whalers. an engagement ring is one that Weeks was in goal for the first deflected Dave Lumley's long shot D. IN NEVADA For more information on this to work. ' "W e’ve let down at times, but “ They bumped and grinded and symbolizes a commitment to time in 23 games for the Whalers. between the pads of Janecyk. It subject, write to the Janus Infor MAD IN MANHATTAN we’re still learning. Blowing leads played a very disciplined gam e," marry. It can be a tin ring from a "W e took advantage of our was Frapeis' 19th goal. DEAR D.: In order for a mation Facility, 1952 Union St., ; Is in the past. The good team taltes he said. "W e were lucky to get out box of Cracker Jacka, a paper band chances tonight,” said Nicholls. Joel Quenneville put the Whalers UPl Photo transsexual to marry, he or she San Francisco, Calif. 94123. D EAR MAD: You should be -‘the one-goal lead into the third of that second period. We were from a cigar, an expensive ring “We played a good defensive ahead at 9:41 of the first period on must be examined by a physician, This is a non-profit service, so furious with yourself for having period and holds it. Like tonight.” lucky we outscored them 2-1. We Whalers' goalie Steve Weeks sits on the ice after Kings with a diamond or a class ring. game. We made the most of even^ an unassisted goal. Phil Sykes got who then'^nust verify that the please include a long, stamped, lacked the courage (and good Ruskowski poked in a power- didn't deserve that margin.” So, keep the class ring; it is your opportunity. That’s what we’ll the goal back with three minutes Garry Galley scores a goal during first period action transsexual is' medically of the self-addressed envelope. sense) to tell your ailing neighbor * play goal from five feet in front of Hartford is back in action tonight engagament ring. And don't give it have to do down the stretch.” left when he tipped in Gary Galle's opposite sex from the person he or as soon as she showed up at your ■' goalie Steve Weeks to add to Los at Vancouver. Thursday night. back until your husband replaces it En route to their third straight shot from 45 feet out. she wants to marry. (Same-sex D EAR ABBY: If I don't tell door that you didn’t want to risk Angeles' 3-2 advantage at 2:10 of with another one. marriages are not legal.) someone, 1 am going to explode! ontr>iin0 whatever it was she had. NBA roundup Exercise helps minimize damage painful diarrhea and vaginal yeast DEAR DR. LAMB — I am 32 and for a program that includes exercises Dawkins comes back infections. The only help seems to be was diagnosed two years ago as hav for stretching and flexibility. One of Herald photo by Tarquinlo the problems that results from spon to eat yogurt. It takes about two ing the female variant of spondylitb. years for me to restore the balance I have been on 750 mg. of Naprosyn a Your dylitis is that one loses flexibility and the spine may become as stiff as a after taking antibiotics. I plan to visit day. I have read about the effects of relatives in a Tbird World country Happy birthda'', Lily Naprosyn over a long p ^ o d of time, Health poker. to spark Nets’ victory You should limit your medicine to where yogurt is not available. Is there which Include renal probtoms-iat^ Lily Aubin is celebrating her 100th birthday this week the smallest amount needed to pre something I can take to replace the On my own I have reduced my dose tb yogurt? with friends and staff at the Meadows Manor, including 500 mg. a day with no obvious vent pain. Naprosyn and similar medicines combat the inflammation nurse Barbara Young; Bv Joel Sherman discomfort. DEAR READER — You cannot Does Naprosyn simply prevent and provide comfort, but there Is no United Press International' evidence they really delay or stop the eradicate a yeast infection of the inflammation or hide the progressive vagina by treating yeast in the intes disease. Many physicians prefer to Darryl Dawkins is back for the and inevitable burrs on the spine? I tines. This is why vaginal supposito DEAR READER - I am gUd that prescribe Indocln, when the paUent New Jersey Nets while the Los feel that if the bone growth is going to ries usually are prescribed for this Thoughts increase with or without drugs, then I you have had your diagnosis estab- tolerates it, and there is sotm indica- Angeles Clippers might have to condition. should take the smallest bearable llshed this early in your life, since tion that Butazolidln may delay the foot the bill without their big guy. dosage to minimize the side effects that will provide the maximum rate of fusion of the vertebroe. AnUbioUcs wUl eliminate the natu When it comes to Friday, well, grumble it’s a joke; Dawkins, whose recurring back later. I am supplementing my diet opportunity to minimize the damage DEAR DR. LAMB — When I take ral bacterial flora in the colon in TGIF! The meaning, of course, is We grumble at the cares of problems have limited him to just with vitamins and minerals. from the disease. It is also good that medicine it is like opening Pandora s some patients, which can lead to a "Thank God it’s Friday.” Then wealth, we grumble that we’re two games since October, played I’m very athletic and do some you are physically active. You need to box. Antibiotics are especially trou- troublesome overgrowth of yeast in when we get to Monday, we have broke. 12 minutes Thursday night to spark weight lifting. I weigh 126 and don’t maintain muscle strength. However, blesome. They trigger an imbalance the colon. Yogurt can be helpful in the blues— back to work again. It’s But what’s the use of grumbling, the Nets to a 122-99 victory over I he plan to ever become too sedentary. you should see a physical therapist between bacteria and yeast, causing these cases, as can medicinm that almost a no-win situation — never all the way along? The road seems so much shorter Bill Walton-less Clippers. eliminate yeast from the digestive satisfied! if we take it with a song! m tract. Walton sat out the game at East I A friend gave me a book in which ♦ *1 The yogurt is helpful because It Rutherford, N.J., with an ankle Economic rights, poiicies these anonymous lines appear: We ail grumble. But with a and foot injury after playing in a contains Lactobacillus bulgaricus and We grumble at the cold day, we different attitude, we might even Streptococcus lactis bacteria. The career-high 40 straight games. The grumble at the hot; "whistle while we work.” I sup 6-foot-ll center has had trouble claim is that they seed the colon and pose God may sometimes laugh at We grumble when it’s raining, with the right foot before and the re-establish a flora to compete us when we take ourselves too dominate women’s issues against yeast. Lactinex tablets and we grumble when it’s not. injury resurfaced Tuesday when We grumble at the labor that seriously. the' Clipiiers were playing Cleve I granules contain Lactobacillus acido they are not treated as equals. philus and L. bulgaricus, which should every day renews; land. Walton’s current status is We grumble at the leisure which Newell Curtis Bv Patricia McCormack "In the computer field, one of the accomplish the same thing as yogurt. day-to-day. nited Press International we don’t know how to use. Senior Pastor UPl Photo best for women, females make 68 These UbleU and granules must be Center Congregational Church Meanwhile, Dawkins has im cents to the males’s $1. In other refrigerated. We grumble life’s too serious, we skates in to break up the play in r NEW YORK — The economy is Quebec’s Mark Kumple awaits a pass as proved and that revitalizes the fields the pay for women sinks to 56 shaping up as a major 1985 Boston defenseman Mike Milbury (26) Thursday's Boston Garden match-up. Nets hopes in the playoffs. The 6-11 cents for the $1 a man makes.” master of the dunk had a splendid battleground in women's rights, Even among holders of Masters according to Stephanie Coohesy, .stretch run and post-season last in Business Administration de year, but has been curtailed with executive director of the National grees from Harvard and Stanford d to V f NHL roundup Organization for Woman's Legal the back injury in a sea.son that Universities, studies find lower to s®*'' was suppos^ to forever quiet his Defense and Education Fund. earnings for women. ppened "Economic issues and policies numerous critics. LOOKING OVER HER w ill^ m in a te the women's rights Bruins get back at Nords Dawkins finished Thursday with SHOULDER at 1984. Coohesy said scene,” Coohesy said during an 8 points, including 2 on a interview^that also focused on major advances included political lead and went on to score a hat backboard-shaking third-quarter gains and losses in the world of visibility for women — "largely as By Lisa Harris Flyers 3, Devils 1 a result of Geraldine Ferraro’s United Press International trick, Keith Crowder and Tom dunk. women's campaign for equality At Philadelphia, Ilkka Sinisalo " I didn’t realize I could have that nomination.” Fergus scored 20 seconds apart. during 1984. ^ scored for an early lead and type of effect on this team,” said Other front-runner achieve Boston rookie Dave Reid, a "W e were ,down 2-0 and if they The defense fund, the nation’s a.ssisted on the insurance goal as Dawkins, who first entered the ments came in sports and science. Bruin for all of seven games, has to would have gotten a third goal, it largest non-profit organization the Flyers extended New Jersey's game with two minutes left in the These included American women know he can’t begin to replace would have been a killer,” said working on equality for women, winless streak to seven games. The opening quarter. ''Wt\en I athletes who excelled at Summer injured scorer Charlie Simmer. Bruins defenseman MikeMilbury. runs on a $2 million budget and Flyers outshot New Jersey 11-2 in slammed that dunir. I felt like Olympics, winning 62 gold medals. However, Reid is repaying the "But we came back w ith^ couple funded equally by individual con the second period but failed to get dancing in the dark. I call it my Scientific plaudits were earned by Bruins for the opportunity af of good efforts and it turned the tributions and foundations, includ *'***f£«S«"*” '* ^ the puck past goalie Chico Resch. ‘Spine Chiller Supreme.'” Dr. Kathryn Sullivan, who became forded him by the veteran left game around.” UPl Pholo ing the Rockefeller Family Fund, MARY LOU RETTON Nets Coach Stan Albeck is aware the Ford Foundation and the the first American woman to walk * *** wing’s absence, and Thursday . . . ’84 standard-bearer in space. • night he even paid back the team The teams traded second period Blues 3, Red Wings 2 of what Dawkins means to his club. Carnegie Corporation. "Darryl’s presence gave us a Nets' Otis Birdsong uses fingertip control as he goes up She picked the economy because ; that sidelined Simmer. tallies. Gillis completed his first At St. Louis. Blues goalie Rick Another advance came when the Ot>M» pyschological boost,” said Albeck. to score 2 of his game-high 20 points against the of th attention being focused on This is true in all but 16 states in The fourth goal of Reid’s short career hat trick and Alain Cote Wamsley came within eight min Supreme Court of the United States T1NXU.V.OtM "W e’re looking for him to play ta;' r rm — and the impact on which community property laws Bruin career broke a third period scored for Quebec while Terry utes of his first career shutout Clippers. ruled that law firms may not 12-15 minutes a game and if it were pocketbooks, threadbare to mink- exist.” deadlock to give Boston a 6-5 O’Reilly scored his 200th career against Detroit. Wamsley, who has discriminate in deciding which close, I would not have hesitated to victory over the Quebec goal and Milbury picked up a an 8-0-0 season record against shots from his point guard po.sition lined. lawyers to promote as partners. To use him the last three minutes. He •” 1 look at the new year,” OTHER ECONOMIC AREAS IN Nordiques. short-handed goal for Boston. Detroit, made 29 saves to win for for Denver. discriminate would violate title seems to have gotten through the Coohesy said, "and I see the which Coohesy maintains a double, Goaltender Pete Peeters, who Defenseman Brad Maxwell fired the fifth time in his last seven VII, the federal equal employment 12 minutes OK.” College hoop roundup economy and economic policy as standard exists are pensions,' ! had vowed to "get back” at Quebec a 40-foot slapshot at 7:19 of the games. He blanked the Red Wings regulation, the court decided. Dawkins played seven minutes SuperSonIcs 96, Spurs 94 the issue for the year. Every insurance, and Social Security. 1 winger Wilt Paiement for breaking third period to give Quebec a 5-4 until Lane Lambert scored at 12:20 — See page 17 against Chicago Jan. 16 in his first At Seattle. Jack Sikma scored 24 women’s issue fits in with eco Most of all, the leader of the ' Simmer’s jaw in Quebec on Jan. 19, edge before Mike O’eonnell scored of the third period. Brian Sutter's "This was a very important appearance since he checked into a points and Al Wood added 20 as nomic rights issues and policies, fighting end of the women’s tma td ; made 29 saves as the Bruins moved a power-play goal to tie the game 26th goal made the difference in decision,” Coohesy said. "It hospital Oct. 30. He left the Bulls' they sparked a second-half surge from divorce legislation to child equality crusade fears women ; into a third-place tie with Quebec at 9:27. the game. means women in the elite profes «Mif game early and could not suit up that lifted the Sonics. Sikma and support. might lose as the result of tax __ W [ in the Adams Division standings. O’Connell was playing in his sions of laMy and medicine and ^ ikibtA again until Thursday. Wood combined for 32 points after reforms put together by male IIUIM I "Our priority was to get two 500th NHL game. . "Consider the plans for tax architecture cannot be discrimi Flames 7, Rangers 2 "I feel pretty good right now,” Elsewhere. Denver downed Dal intermission. legislators. ! points,” said Bruins Coach Gerry Reid then accepted a pass from reform. Almost all the tax reform nated against. For all women in Dawkins said after the game. "I'm las 121-110, Seattle edged San "They sit around and try to ; Cheevers. “ If we went out of our Rick Middleton, skated down the At Calgary, Alberta, Kent Nils items affect women differently these fields, but especially the » a C -s .'W -' going to ice it. I can only play a create one economic policy that jJSrT •< • way to get him, we might not have left side and fired a shot off the son’s 25th goal of the season Antonio 96-94 and Portland Blazers 129, Warriors 109 than men. Take for one example, first-timers.this is a very impor completed Calgary's four-goal, certain amount of time. The trounced Golden State 129-109. ^ the tax break on real estate. will apply equally to men and ’> won. right pad of netminder Richard At Oakland, Calif.. Kiki Vande- tant decision.” i " I f you have a chance to hit him, second period rally Thursday night doctors won’t let me play more. I “ Women are discriminated women because they see men and -s-yssSjs S S S g s S — Sevigny. weghe scored 20 of his 32 points in ; you have to hit him.” he continued; and the Flames went on to blitz the think I can come back^pd help this against on this issue in states in women as equals,” she said. Leading setbacks for women’s " I kind of just shot it at him and it Nuggets 121, Mavs 110 the second half to help the Blazers S i New York Rangers 7-2. team.” '' which, when they are married, "But women make less than causes in 1984 were "almost • "Our intent was to take the body went in,” said Reid. "It feels great, send the Warriors to their 16th Nilsson also set up Mike Eaves Otis Birdsong scored 20 points At Denver, Alex English scored they are not able to assume men, women are more vulnerable mirror images of the advances,” : and we did that with everybody.” especially when the game is straight lo.ss. If the Warriors are twice in the third period after and Darwin Cook added 15 to help 40 points to lift the Nuggets to their one-half ownership of property. in the work force and in other ways Coohesy said. : The Bruins exacted their re- close.” beaten Saturday against the Calgary overcame a two- goal New Jersey send the Clippers to eighth straight victory. Fat Lever ■ venge, but broke Nordique backs Center Butch Goring also as Knicks, they will tie an all-time figuratively rather than literally. sisted on the Reid goal, giving him ' first-period deficit with seven their sixth loss in their last seven contributed 15 points. 5 steals, 8 games. assists. 8 rebounds and 2 blocked club record for con.secutive losses. About Town We Want Your Memories! ; Alter Paul Gillis gave Quebec a 2-0 500 for his NHL career. straight goals. They are eagerly read by thousands of our subscribers. Baker and Marcia Ryan, second; and Lane Deyoe and How much influence do coaches really have? Students compete in quiz Fred Unger, third. The McCarthys were the overall winners. surrounded by company. Team benches are usually influence that these emotional, aiithoratative figures Several Manchester students, members of the Beth One of the winter’s consistently entertaining sports the front row of the bleachers. have on our vulnerable, impre.ssionable youth? Or do Sholom Temple on East Middle Turnpike, will programs is the Big East basketball broadcasts. Top Basketball coaches wear suits and ties. Which administrations care more about how they look in the compete in the Hartford-area Bible Quiz at lo a.m. twenty teams. All-America match-ups, intense school makes it all the more distressing to see such an attired eyes of their own employers — the parents? Sunday. It is to be held at the Bess and Paul Sigel Check your Mood pressure — It’s Easy— Here’s How— rivalries, last-second shots . . . what more could a grown man shouting and jumping up and down. Greater Hartford Hebrew Academy, 53 Gabb Road, COVENTRY — A blood pressure clinic will be held Bob Papetti If scholastic governors could make a mold, their college hoop junkie ask for? Spectators would expect such spectacles from the Bloomfield. Tuesday from 1 to 2 p.m. at Coventry Pharmacy ideal coach of the I980’s would be a mellow, Let’s not forget that colorful cast of amusing sterotypical baseball manager, complete with Students from that academy, and the Solomon sponsored by the Community Health Services. Earn a big fat $5. Become a celebrity.... mild-mannered, middle of the road android who coaches. Is there any denying that announcers and unshaven face drooling tobacco juice. As for football, Schechter Day School in West Hartford will compete, Another one will be held Feb. 19 from 1 to 2 p.m. at Herald Sports Writer doesn’t care about winning or losing or how you play Write down your recollections of Manchester long viewers alike eat up the theatrics and tantrums of soccer and hockey coaches, audiences are often too as well as synagogue religious school students. To Village Pharmacy. the game. sideline dictators like Lou Carnesecca of St. John’s. far from the sidelines to even hear what they are ensure fair competition, however, the day school ago. Tell us about the trolley cars or the parades down Jim Boeheim of Syracuse and Rollie Massimino of The bigge.st deception is the paranoia that an students will compete separately from those who yelling. irrational leader will adversely affect the personality women to meet Villanova? Everyone knows that when a baseball coach argues attend religious instruction only a few days each Main Street. Describe the day the circus came to town There’s no doubt that these unique personalities are development of his teenaged minions. week. HARTFORD — The Business and Professional with an umpire, he doesn’t have a prayer that the call Sixteen year-olds make their own decisions about part of the show. in question will be changed. But the coach has to stick The competition is sponsored by the Commission on Women’s Club of Hartford will meet Feb. 9 at Vallie's or the boys went off to war. But are these guys just colorful — or maybe a little the collegiate level. Conduct of coaches is largely sex and drugs and rock and roll. The drunk driver, no up for his players by displaying disapproval. It’s an Jewish Education of the Greater Hartford Jewish Steak House, 165 Brainard Road, for a social hour at emotionally unstable, as well ? Do they take their jobs ignored, as long as the product continues to sell. Most matter how impaired his or her conscious, still Federation. Priaes to be awarded include ColecoVi- 12:30 p.m. and lunch at 1:30 p.m. A representative of Photos will be returned but submissions cannot. controversies are overlooked, unless a coach pulls a accepted part of the game. assumes responsibilty for getting behind the wheel. too seriously? . , The same holds true on the basketball court. High sion video games. Refreshments will be served, and the U.S. Secret Service will be the speaker. Why would any kid want to play for such tyrants? Woody Hayes and socks a student in front of national Everyone is his or her own person, once they get to school officiating is subject to drastically different the finale will be a group sing. For information, call 667-1612. Submissions should be 300 words or less, about two How could any self-respecting parents ever think of cameras. high school. Characters are formed from grade school interpretations, depending on who’s wearing the releasing their child into such pressurized clutches? Back on the home front, on the scholastic level, up through peer interaction. The learning process is and a half typed pages or less. stripes. Coaches aren’t as concemea with their And the most alarming puzzlement — how can there are no dollar signs to cloud the issues. All too one long series of trials and errors. Center Bridge reeuHs Ueted Tootsie’ to be shown Send entries to Adele Angle, Focus Editor. Box image-conscious school administrations employ such often, matters are blown completely out of proportion. personal wori-loss records as they are in making sure When I was a freshman in high school, a classmate A high school basketball coach is probably in the that their team gets a fair shake. was accidentally .shot in the eye with a BB gun by one Center Bridge Club results for Jan. 25 include: “ Tootsie,” a film starring Dustin Hoffnrtan and Teri controversial, publically-spotlighted people? worst position — in terms of scrutiny — of any high But school admini.strations and parents would of his best friends. A senseless prank, a regrettable North-south: Mr. and Mrs. C. D. McCarthy, first; Garr, will be shown Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at the 591, Manchester Herald, Manchester 06040. The end-all explanation, of course, is summed up in school sports coach. While other games like baseball, rather not have their coaches get emotional. Isn’t that action. Anne DeMartin and Phyl Pierson, second: and Sara Educational Community, 645 Birch Mountain Road. a single, universal symbol. You may enter more than once! football, soccer and hockey often find the crowds what it’s all about? Displaying emotions? But I knew exactly what I was doing when I pulled Mendelsohn, Ken Kozak, John Greene and Dick The movie is part of the Thursday free film 'The dollar sign. situated far from the playing fields, ho^p contests are Are the Lords of Discipline too concerned with the the trigger. Jaworo'vski tied for third. presentation series. For more information, call Naturally, none of this is ever discussed out loud on East-west: Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lucal. first: Jim 646-0711. MANCHESTER HERALD. Fridiiy. Fi‘h 1. 1985 - Ij. IH - MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. Fub. 1, 1985 « M 1 _ * — USFL owners agree to bail out ^ling franchises College basketball roundup _____ •■•Adlroet but Hoosiers still lose financially weakest the pool for the Express’ operating in 1983 and expanded to 18 last were “two of the fnost exciting Indiana veterans back become a team without an owner, deeper” to support the Express year, but several teams have Bv Cerlsse Anderson expenses. dubs in the league.” powered by the league announced Thursday. . until a buyer for the club is found. undergone changes in ownership United Press International The two teams open the season two "premier young quarter Arkansas State with 23 points. Scott Skiles and Sam Vincent Denver real estate developer Usher said. and many of the franchises in practice Monday and Tuesday Feb. 24 at Los Angeles, the second backs,” referring to Steve.Young the backbone of integrity and the Greg Stokes scored 21 points for At Birmingham, Ala.. Kenny scoring '29 points each, Jay Roulier. who said in Octoter Though declining to disclose how By Fred Lief because of the flu. Michigan shot 60 NEW YO RK - With opening day day of the upstart league’s third m ajor cities have disbanded. of the Express and Jim Kelly of the United Press International best damn coach in the business. Iowa and combined with freshman Gattison followed his shot with one he was dissolving his one-third much each team would have to The Express has had two owners Jeff Moe to spark a second-half percent and Northwestern 31 in the United States Football season. The USFL plans to move to Gamblers. Foliowers from both camps were second left as Old Dominion won a Carlos Yates had 28 points and League less than a month away, ownership of the Houston team to contribute. Usher said, "it is a since its inception in 1983 and is charge. Indiana drew to 48-47 percent. George Mason beat Navy 78-74 to a fall schedule in 1986. and directly Maybe, as one sign suggested, at Alumni Hall in Bloomington, At Berkeley, Calif.. Kevin John tough Sun Belt game on the road. owners of 12 of the league teams buy the Express, has decided to substantial amount.” looking for a third. before Stokes and Moe sent Iowa end its ll-gam e winning streak; challenge the NFL. .Young’s $40 m^Hlion con tact Bobby Knight should have started Ind., Thursday night, although the son and Chris Washington scored Gattison finished with 21 points. have agieed to make monetary return to his partnership in Hous In the interim. Don Klosterman up 69-55 with three minutes left. Jim McCaffrey struck for 46 points When league owners met in Usher said the unusual mea ^ e \ p s make the EicprMS payroll the cheerleaders. pro-Knight forces held sway. 16 points apiece to lead California UAB, 18-5, had won 10 straight. transfusions to the fiscally anemic ton. said Harry Usher, who offi is continuing to operate the Los Indiana was hurt when center as Holy Cross upset Iona 102-85, October at Amelia Island. Fla., sures to support the faltering one of the highest in theJeague Because in the end it mattered True, there were no audible boos in a Pac-10 upset. Oregon State, the Steve Mitchell’s 15 points paced Houston Gamblers and Los An cially becomes USFL commis Angeles club as president and Uwe Blab picked up his third foul dropping the Gaels' record lo 17-2; they reportedly agreed to put $24 teams were necessary to ensure Kelly was the first pro quarterbacK not if Indiana’s freshmen or when Knight took the Boor, but the nation’s eighth best shooting the Blazers. geles Express. sioner today. general manager, the commis at 13:56 of the first half and Iowa Xavier McDaniel, the nation’s . million into an emergency fund. It that neither collapsed during the to throw tor more than 40 touch upperclassmen took the court weicome was subdued. There was squad, hit just 32 percent from the Elsewhere, Kenny Walker's 21 The Los Angeles franchiser The other team owners voted sioner said. went on to control the boards. was not clear whether further season. downs and 5,000 yards in a season. TTiur-sday night against Iowa. The also one vendor selling "Knight- points carried ) Kentucky oyer second-leading rebounder and which reportedly losi between $10 Wednesday at an 11-hour league Vcu... .-..irt the U SFL’s two In the Top 20, No. 11 Michigan floor. V scorer, had 31 points to muscle cnntrihiitions would be sought for The league began with 12 teams Hoosiers still lost — this time 72-59. buster” T-shirts and the sign - At Las Vegas, Nev., Anthony Louisiana State'63-43; Pete Willi and $15 million last year, has again meelinc in Now York to “ dig pounded Northwestern 76-52; No. Wichita Stale past Indiana State This was Indiana’s first game calling to enlist the cheerleaders. Jones scored 13 points and UNLV ams had 20 points and Arizona beat 12 Oregon State lost to California 88-72; Terry Catledge’s 25 points since losing at Illinois Sunday with But the spirit of the crowd of rolled to its 15th straight triumph, Washington 69-56; Arizona State 42-36; No. 13 Nevada-Las Vegas sparked South Alabam a over four freshmen starters. Among 17,035 probably was better re the nation’s longest winning beat Washington State63-59 behind beat San Jose State 70-56; No. 16 North Carolina-Charlotte 8’7-76; those benched, all game for what flected in the sign that read, with streak. Matt Fleming of San Jose Eric Holloway’s 16 points; Brad Louisiana Tech defeated Arkansas Calvin Duncan fired in 17 of his 19 Knight felt was undedicated play almost religious conviction: "Do Slate had 13 points in the Pacific Sellers and Clarence McGee State 80-73; and No. 19 Alabanria- points in the second half and was Steve Alford, the scoring and not question Bobby.” Coast Athletic Association game. scored 15 points to push Ohio State SCOREBOARD Birmingham lost to Old Dominion Virginia Commonwealth defeated door leader. Knight started five veterans, At Ruston. La., Karl Malone’s 26 past Minnesota 76-62; freshman 59-58, Jack.sonville 81-54; and Rodney Warring camps have since each receiving a hearty ovation. points. 21 coming in an explosive Anthony Taylor scored all 10 of his At,Evanston! 111.. Roy Tarpley Gowens’ free throw with 11 se Chlcogo St. 77, U.S. Inti 67 LPGA resulta formed around the Indiana coach. Still, Indiana lost its fourth second half, powered Louisiana points in the second half as Oregon had 16 points and Antoine Joubert conds left allowed Wyoming to FresnoSt. 56, Univ. Of Pacific 39 On one side, Knight is depicted as straight Big Ten game — the first Tech, 17-2. in a Southland Confer beat Stanford 61-54; and Michigan KingsS.WhalersS Nevoda Los Vegas 70, San Jose St. Si time since 1972 it has done so — to 13 assists to lead Michigan. 15-3, in edge Colorado State 54-53, Northwest Naiorene92 Warner-Paclf Ic HOOJIOOLPOAToumament an irascible and egomaniacal ence meeting. Reggie Gordon led State downed Wisconsin 77-68 with At Miami, Fla., Jon. 11 drop to 11-7 overall. a Big Ten game. Both did not Hartford 111— } 86 (POT 71) bully. On the other, he is deemed Hockey J i j t t Oregon 61, Stanford 54 Lo* Angeles i * *-■* . M d K Pacific 57 Willamette 55 FIrstperlod— 1,Harttord,Ouennevllle5 Cathy Morse 3634-67 (unasslsted),9:42.2,LosAngeles,Svkes14 Pepperdine 76, Portland 75 3433-67 Miller P u ^ Sound tt, Seattle Pacific 52 Jane Blalock NHL standings (G o lle v, M ille r), 17:00. P e n a lt y - IllfiillS . i t f r u a i ] Janet Coles 3435-69 Blalock has Neufeld, Hor, 13:51. San Diego St. 77, Brigham You ng71 3435-69 Santa Clara 91, Lovola-Marv. 70 Patty Sheehan Sports In Brief Second period— 3, Hartford, Francis 19 Debbie Massey 3435— 49 WOlM ConftTMC* (Lum lev, Turgeon), 6:28.4, Los Angeles, Santa Barbara 73 Long Beach St. 56 3535— 70 St. M ary's (C o.) 75, San Diego 65 Pat Bradley negotiates Patrick Division Shutt 14 (Fox, Redmond), op, 9:55. 5, 3535— 70 W L T 1Pt$. OF OA Utah 78, Hawaii 64 Alice Miller solid round Los Angeles, Miller 3 (Kelly). 16:56. Morel Bozorth 37-33— 70 Somes eighth in nationai event Washington 31 13 7 69 214 151 Penalties— Wells, L A , 0:16; Crawford, Utah St. 87, Cal-lrvlne84 3 6 3 4 - 70 29 14 6 64 207 147 Wyoming 54, Colorado State53 JoAnne Corner Philadelphia Hor, 2:19; joneevk (served bv Hokons- Sherri Turner 3436— 70 Sandra Somes of Manchester took eighth place at the recently N Y Islanders 26 21 3 55 229 201 son), 2:19; Redmond, LA, 2:19; Klelnen- 3 6 3 5 - 71 into lead Lauren Howe N Y Rangers 17 24 8 42 175 199 dorst, Hdr, 8:02; Neufeld, Har, double- 37-34— 71 held Women’s National Power Lifting Championships at the to earn tie 5 41 179 220 Nancy Lopez PIttsburejh 18 25 minor, 18:35; Anderson, LA, 18:35. Beth Solomon 3 5 3 6 - 71 Park Plaza Hotel in Boston. New Jersey 15 29 5 35 167 206 Third period— 6, Los Angeles, Rus- 3638-71 Adams Division Beverly Ktoss M IAM I (U P l) — Although she kowskl 11 (Shutt, NIcholls), pp, 2:10. 7, G olf Alice RItzmon 3635— 71 Competition was held Jan. 26. By Joe Sargis Montreal 25 16 10 60 198 169 Hartford, Malone 11 (Robertson, Dl- 3536— 71 Somes had lifts of 281 pounds in the squat, 150 in the bench press bogeyed the final hole to tie Cathy 23 15 12 58 181 146 Dale Eggellng United Press International Buffalo neen), 5:26. 8, Los Angeles, NIcholls 31 / Kathy Whitworth 3437— 71 Morse al 67 in the first round of a Quebec 24 20 7 55 199 181 (F o x ),7:20. Penalties— Robertson, Hor, 3536— 71 and 350 in the dead lift. 24 21 7 55 191 180 Stephanie Farwlg $200,000 LPG A tour event, Jane Boston 14:16; Hardy, L A , 14:16; Engblom, LA, PGA reaulta Melissa Whitmire 3437— 71 Somes trains at Gibson's Gym in Manchester. PEBBLE BEACH. Calif. - Hartford 17 25 5 39 159 205 14:37; Los Angeles bench (served bv 3638-71 Blalock said it was probably "the Campbell Conference M ary Beth Zimmerman Lanny Wadkins .shot a 73, his worst Kelly), 17:09. , $500800 Bing Crosby Pro-All) Amy Alcott 3636— 73 most solid round” .she’s played in Norris (Mvlston 3636— 73 round of the year. Tom Watson and W L T Pt«. OF OA At PebbM Beach, CalH. Jan. 31 Cindy Hill Shots on goal— Horttord 316-8— 32. Los Jane Geddes 37-35— 73 Wortham wins unanimous decision five years. Lee Trevino had 75s. Jack Nick- St. Louis 21 19 9 51 184 189 Angeles 136-15— 36. (Par 72) 3636— 73 Blalock had taken a one-shot Chlcogo 22 26 3 47 200 194 Vicki Fergon laus had a 76. Hale Irwin needed 77 Power-plav conversions— Hartford 6 35-33-68 Carolyn Hill 3537— 73 ATLANTIC CITY, N:J. — University of Hartford junior Troy Minnesota 15 25 10 40 175 203 0. Los Angeles 32. ini36«Ri Johnny Miller edge Thursday on the preyioiis .strokes to finish. And Ben Cren 236 33-36-69 Jull Inkster 37-35-73 Detroit 15 30 7 37 182 Goalies— Harttord, Weeks. Los An T.C . Chen 3438— 72 Wortham won a unanimous eight-round decision over Ken Butier hole by sinking a 20-foot birdie shaw shot a 79 in the opening round Toronto 11 32 6 28 154 216 Willie Wood J3 J6 -6 9 Ayako Okamoto geles, Joneevk. A— 10,218. 33- 36— 69 Laurie RInker 3 6 £ -7 2 in an E SPN weiterweight tournament bout Thursday night at the putt. Thursday of the $.500,000 Bing Smvttie DIvMon George Archer 3634— 72 Edmonton 36 9 6 78 259 167 Nuggets 121, Mavericks 110 Lee Elder 34- 36—Janet 70 Anderson Resorts International Hotel and Casino. But on her final hole, she drove Referee— Dan Morouelll. Joyce KozmIerskI 3 6 3 6 - 73 Cro.sby National Pro-Am. Calgary 26 19 7 59 243 202 Mike Reid 32- 38-70 It was Wortham’s 20th victory without a ioss. Butier dropped to into the right rough, pitched into 226 228 35- 35— 70 Sue Ertl 37-36-73 If you think lho.se were high Winnipeg 26 21 5 57 Flyers 3. Davila 1 Mark O'Meara 3538— 73 Los Angeles 22 20 9 53 233 214 Basketball DALLAS (110) Donnie Hammond 43J7— 70 Betsy King 16-2 with the ioss. more rough short of the green, then scores, how about Hal Sutton? He 7 33 176 275 Aguirre 9-20 35 23, Vincent 317 64 20, 35- 36-71 Donna White 37-36— 73 missed an 8-fool putt for a bogey 5. Voncouver 13 32 Ken Brown 3 6 3 5 - 73 shot an 87 and poor Bob Murphy Thursdov’s Results New Jersey 0 0 1— 1 NImphlus 37 0-0 6, Davis 3-8 0 8 7, Mark McCumber 3 4 0 7 - 71 Patti Rizzo Blackmon 12-18 35 28, Perkins 67 08 8, 37-35— 72 Susan Berddv 3538-73 "It was probably the most solid had an 88. Boston 6, Quebec 5 Phllodelphia 2 01—3 Tim Norris 3538— 73 Philadelphia 3, New Jersey 1 First period— 1, Philadelphia, SInIsalo NBA standings Harper3102-212,Ellls02080,Sltton3308 Jim Simons 36- 36—Martha 72 Nause Bayiock named pitching coach round of golf since I won here five The Cro.sby is a tournament 6, SlubyOl 080, Brvant08(MX).Totals47-93 37- 35—LeAnn 72 Cossodov 3 6 3 7 - 73 St. Louis 3, Detroit 2 20 (Zezel, Marsh), 11:35. 2, Phllodelphia, Brad Faxon 37-36— 73 years ago,” said Blalock, a 27-time known for unbelievable perfor CalOorv 7, N .Y . Rangers 2 Brown 3 (Young, Cochrane), 15:20. 1616110. Doug Tewell 33- 39-72Jo Ann Prentice STORRS — Andy Bayiock, head baseball coach at the Eastern Conference DENVER (121) 3309L-72 Barbra Mlzrohle 37-36-73 winner on the tour who was forced mances, but when the gam e’s best Los Angeles S, Horttord 3 Penalties— Verbeek, N J, 12:02; Eriksson, David Ogrin 37-37— 74 University of Connecticut, has been named by the United States Prldov's Oames Phi, 12:02. Atlantic Division English 1622 39 40, Natt 615 66 17, Tommy Armour 3606— 72 Judy Clark to completely revamp her game can't break par, then you know 7:3 5 W L Pet. Cooper 612 08 10, Lever 610 35 15, 32-40-72 MItzl Edge 3 5 3 9 - 74 Basebali Federation as pitching coach for the nationai basebaii N .Y . Islanders at New Jersey Second period— None. Penal ties— La rry Nelson 3 6 3 6 - 74 after a back injury in 1982. .something is wrong. p . m . Boston Dunnl-4082, Hanzllk656412, Issel687-10 Joey Rossett 40-31-72 Dot Germain Lorlm er, N J, 0:27; Driver, N J, 6:42; 17, Turner 36086, EvonsO2080, KopIckI 37-37— 74 team on its summer tour. Iowa coach Duane Banks was named The twin rounds of 5-under-par Toronto at Washington, 8:05p.m. Lew ls.NJ, 14:31; Marsh, Phi, 19:52. Philadelphia Hubert Green 37-35-72 Patty Hoves What went wrong was that a Harttordat Vancouver, 10:3Sp.m. Washington 082-22. Totols468429-36121. Payne Stewart 3 4 0 8 - 72 Pam Gletzen 3 6 3 8 - 74 the manager. gave Blalock and Morse a two-shot Third period— 3, New Jersey, Muller 12 37-37— 74 cold, bitter wind came up out of the Saturday's Oames (Broten, PIchette), pp, 1:19. 4, Philadel New Jersey Dallas 28 15 15 31— 110 Mike McCullough 35- 37—Hollis 72 Stacy lead over three golfers tied at 69 — New York 1 7 30 .362 20’/r Denver 371131 31— 111 Jane Crofter 37-37— 74 Pacific to .sweep the three seaside Winnipeg at Boston phia, Erlksson8 (Slnlsolo.Croven), 1:41. Jim Kone 40-33-73 defending champion Patty Shee Butfoto at Philadelphia Penalties— ^ I t h , Phi, 2:33; Gagne, N J, Central Division Three-point goals— Dovls, Black Ed Sneed 3 4 0 9 - 73 Robin Wolton 3539— 74 courses — Pebble Beach, Cyrpess Quetiec at Detroit m ajor (fighting), 4:11; Tocchet, Phi, Milwaukee 32 14 .696 man. Fouled out— Perkins. Total touls— Isoo AokI 37-36-73 Vicki Alvarez 37-37— 74 Northeastern to Join YanCon han, Janet Coles and Debbie Point and Spyglass Hill — and Detroit 28 17 .622 3>/j Dallas 29, Denver 19. Rebounds— 36- 37— 73 Jerllyn Britz 4634— 74 Montreal at Los Angeles, night m ajor (fighting), 4:11; Cochrane, Phi, KIkuo Aral Massey. made playing conditions almost N .Y . Islanders at Pittsburgh, night mlsconduct,4:11; Russell, N J ,7:24; Kerr, Chicago 24 22 .522 Dallas 41 (Vincent 9), Denver 52 Greg Powers 3439-73 Laura Hurlbut 3638-74 BOSTON — Northeastern University, despite the objections of Atlanta 19 26 .422 12'/j (Cooper 10). Assists— Dallas 23 (Dovls 36-37— 73 Marlene Hogge 37-37— 74 Blalock said she recovered from N.Y. Rangers at Edmonton, night Phl,7:24;Kerr.Phl,10:01. Tommy Aaron neighboring Boston University, is expected to become the 10th intolerable. Minnesota at Toronto, night Shots on goal— New Jersey 32-9— 19. Indiana 15 31 .326 17 7), Denver 33 (English, Lever 8). Lorry RInker 35-38-73 Barb Bunkowskv 37- 37— 74 her back injury a year later, but The negatives aside. Johnny Chicago at St. Louis, night Phlladelphla611-3— 25. Cleveland 13 31 .295 18 Technicals— None. A— 8,140. George Burns 35- 38— 73 Beverley Davis 3638— 74 member o^ the Yankee Conference in footbaii when the Western Conference 38- 36— 74 was playing so poorly she took four Miller, a former Crosby champion Power-plav conversions— New Jersey David Graham 36r37— 73 Nonev Ledbetter presidents of the ieague universities meet today in Boston. 61.Phlladelphlo4-0. Midwest Division Big Eaat standings Skeeter Heath 36- 37-73 Shirley Furlong 37-37— 74 months off and considered who has played in the tournament AH L standings Goalies— New Jersey, Low, Resch. W L Pet. OB D.A. Welbrlng 37- 36— 73 Connie ChlllemI 3638— 74 If Northeastern gains admission, it is expected to compete for quitting. Denver .638 37-37— 74 ever since he joined the PGA Tour Philadelphia, Lindbergh. A— 17J)56. 30 17 Big East Conterence O 'all Roger Moltble 37-36-73 Marty Dickerson the league championship no iater than 1988. ” 1 was hitting some funny Houston 26 20 .565 3'/r Lonnv Wodklns 3439-73 Nancy White-Brewer 3539-74 in 1970, negotiated Spyglass Hill, Northem Division Dallas 24 22 .522 5'/j St. John's Steve Caulkins 35- 38-73 Marta Flgueros-Dottl 3539— 74 looking shots, ” the_07-^ar pro the most treacherous of the three W L T Pts. OF OA Son Antonio 22 23 .489 7 Georgetown Bernard Longer 37- 36—Jan 73 Flynn 3637— 75 said. UPl photo Fredericton 25 19 5 55 178 178 Blues 3, Red Wings 2 Utah 20 26 .435 9'/j 3637— 75 courses under any conditions, in a Vlllonova Ken Green 36- 38— 74 Joan Joyce Pheian gets contract extension Then lust year she turned her Maine 24 21 4 52 194 169 Kansas City 15 30 .333 14 Syracuse Jim Nelford 3707— 74 Beth Daniel 37-38— 75 neat 4-under-par 68 for a one stroke Adirondack 21 22 7 49 184 225 Detroit 002— 1 Pacific Division Boston College Corev Povln 37- 37— 74 Debbie Hall 40J5— 75 game over to teaching pro Ed Jill Watson and Peter Oppegard complete one of their " lead over Tze-Chung Chen, Willie Nova Scotia 22 23 4 48 192 203 L.A. Lakers 3637— 75 WEST HARTFORD — University of Hartford men’s St. Louis 101— 3 Connecticut 3 5 Tim Simpson 36- 38— 74 Lori Gorbaez Oldfield, who overhauled her routines during the Championship Pairs free skating Wood and George Archer. Sherbrooke 22 27 2 46 190 203 First period— 1. St. Louis, Wilson 5 Phoenix Pittsburgh 2 5 Mike NIcolette 38- 36— 74 Deedee Lasker 3637— 75 basketbail coach ^ack Pheian received a two-year contract Moncton 20 29 5 45 196 206 Seattle 3637— 75 swing. Miller checked in with his 68 with (Pettersson, Levie), pp, 15:45. Providence 2 6 Victor Regalado 38- 36-74Sandra Palmer extension, it has been announced. competition at the U.S. Figure Skating Championship. Southern Division . Penalties— Monno, Det, 4:49; Sutter, Portland Seton Hall 0 8 Joy Hoos 39- 36-75Chris Johnson 3936— 75 " I t ’s starting to pay off. I feel about half the field of 168 still out Binghamton 34 12 4 72 251 167 StL, 5:01; Delorme, StL, molor (fight L.A. Clippers Today's Game Mark Lye 3540-75 Debbie Austin 39- 36— 75 Phelan signed a threfe-year deal prior to the start of this season. that I ’m a better ball striker than I Couple claimed the title and will represent U.S. in world Rochester 26 15 9 61 206 186 ing) 14:11. Lambert, Del, mlnor-molor Golden State Vlllanovo at Syracuse, 8, Jeff Hart 39-36— 75 Denise Streblg 3639— 75 He is now under contract through the 1988-89 season. The new hacking it around, Springfield 26 21 3 55 216 201 (elbowing, fighting) 14:11. Ttuirsdoy's Results Saturday's Games Chip Beck 3807— 75 Koren Permezel 3637— 75 was when I was winning all those championship. ” 1 don't like to make predic 179 159 New Jersey IS , L.A. Clippers 99 deal comes with the Hawks at 3-15 and in a school-record 11-game Baltimore 21 20 8 50 UConn at St. John's, noon Joe Inman 39-36— 75 Carole Charbonnier 3637— 75 tournaments,” she said. " I ’m tions,” .said Miller "But I think 68 New Haven 19 24 6 44 185 211 Second period— None. Penalties— Denver 121, Dallas 110 Pittsburgh at Seton Hall Lou Graham 39-36— 75 Dawn Coe 3442— m losing streak. Hershev 17 27 7 41 196 211 Portland 129, Golden State 109 3640— 76 hitting the ball more solid and a will hold up. The wind is really Williams, Det, 1:14; Johnson, StL. Boston College at Providence Brad Fabel 38-37— 75 Jane Lock Hartford is in its first year as a Division I school. Phelan s St. Cothorlns 16 29 4 36 164 212 6:44; Campbell, Det, 11:15; Romoge, Seattle 96, San Antonio 94 Sunday's Games Steve Pete 37- 38—Pat 75 Meyers 3541— 76 little further.” blowing out there and it’s getting Thursday's Results StL, 16:55.. Friday's Games , Arkansas ot Georgetown Larry Mize 3639^75 Mary DeLong. 3937— 76 teams were 8-20, 9-18 and 12-15 in Division II before the university Morse, whose only tour victory Watson-Oppegard skate Hershev 2, Baltimore 1 (ot) Kansas City at Boston, 7:30 p.m. colder by the minute.” Third period— 2, St. Louis, Sutter 26 Marquette at Syracuse Tom Watson 38- 37— 75 Rosie Jones < 3638— 76 upgraded its program to Division I this season. in eight years was in 1982, gave a Binghamton 7, Fredericton 1 (Paslowskl, Gilm ore), 5:24. 3, St. Louis, Chicago at Philadelphia, 7:np.m . Gay Brewer 39- 36—Barb 75 Thomas I 3640— 76 There was .something a little Novo Scotia 5, Moncton 2 Federko 20 (Mullen), 5:51. 4, Detroit, Cleveland at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. David Frost 37-38— 75 Sue Foglemon 3640— 76 new set of clubs much qf the credit unusual about Miller’s play. too. Sprlngtleld 8, St, Catharines 4 ' Lombert 12, (KIslo) 12:20. 5, Park 9 Washington at lndlana,7:30p.m. Thursday’s^college results Lee Trevino 3906— 75 for her bogey-free 67 over the par Friday's Games Utah at Dollos, 8:30 p.m. to pail's championship "Instead of going to the driving (Gore, Duguov) 19:50. Penalties— Chris Perry 3540-75 72. 6,092-yard Turnberry Isle Fredericton.at New Hoven None. New York at L.A . Lakers, 10:30p.m. David Frost 37-38-75 Vatanen wins Monte Carlo rally range,” Miller said, " I drove over Adirondack at Rochester Shots on goal— Detroit 312-11— 31. Son Antonio at Portland, 10:30p.m. East 41-34— 75 layout. Alfred 109, Doemen 68 (Sorv McCord Jill Watson and Peter Oppegard to Spyglass and sat in my car with Maine at Sherbrooke St. Louis 11-1611— 35. Milwaukee at Seattle, 10:30p.m. Bob Eastwood 3807— 75 KANSAS CITY, Mo. (U P l) - Saturday's Oames Saturday's Oames Bloomsburg62, Shlppensburg59 3906— 75 MONTE CARLO, Feb. I — Ari Vatanen of Finland won the 53rd became a golden pair as they won the heater on us high as it would go. Brondels 86, Bobson 78 Rex Caldwell Skating Brian Boitano may not have to New Haven at Adirondack Power ploy conversions — Detroit 2-0, Phllodelphia at New Jersey Robert Wrenn 3 6 3 9 - 75 the senior pair’s division with a That made me real toasty and was Boston at Washington, night Clark 61, Trinifv 53 (ot) edition of the Monte Carlo rally Friday, reclaiming the title from settle for a silver tonight in the St. Catharines at Baltimore St. Louis 61. SI Hwon Pork 3540— 75 stunning freestyle performance a better way lo get ready to play Rochester at Hershev .Goalies— Detroit, Mlcolef. St. Louis, Kansas City at Cleveland, night Franklin Pierce 77, Plymouth St 70 37- 38— 75 defending champion W alter Rohrl by a margin of more than five Holy Cross senior men’s division if he skates Fredericton at Maine Atlanta at Detroit, night Gannon 92, Coppin St. 79 Billy Casper Thursday. than hitting a few hulls.” Womsley. Gene LIttler 38- 37— 75 Figure akating reaulta minutes. as well in the freestyle event of the Binghamton at Moncton Denver at Houston, night George Washington 93, Rhode lslond84 3637— 75 Watson and Oppegard first Like Miller. Chen played his first Sherbrookeot Springfield Son Antonio at Utah, night Harvard 75, Lehigh 72 Lorry Babica Vatanen, driving a Peugeot was the winnerof the 1981 rally . He upsets Iona 1985 U.S. Figure Skating Cham Gory Hallberg 3441— 75 U.S. Figure Skating Champion teamed up six months ago to shoot round at Spyglass Hill, while Wood L.A. Inkers at L .A . Clippers, night Holy Cross 102, Iona 85 3609— 75 gained over four minutes in the last half of the final overnight Houghton 65 Buffalo State 62 Clarence Rose ships WORCESTER, Mass. (U P l) - pionships as he has all week. Rec League New York at Golden State, night Joey SIndelar 39- 36— 75 for the nationals championship. and Archer played Pebble. That Bruins 6, Nordlquea 5 Milwaukee at Portland, night John Jay 86, Hunter 82 Championship Pairs Final Stand stage speeding to the finish 5 minutes and 17 seconds ahead of his Jim McCaffrey exploded for a Boitano, a silver medalist in the Danny Edwards 3637— 75 ings For Oppegard, it was his 11th year trio led'by another stroke over Lee King's 85, Baptist Bible 72 37-36-75 West Germen rival’s Audi Quattro. last two nationals competition, has Niagara 88, Boston Unlv 87 (ot) Curtis Strange I, Jill Watson, Bloomington, Ind., Peter Metro-Atlantic Athletic Confer and his first gold. Elder, Mike Reid and Murk Quebec 2-2-1— 5 Bob Tw av 37-39— 76 Oppegord, Ranchos Palos Verdes, Calif., placed first in both the short Boston 2-2-1— * Nyack 95, Simpson 74 pP 4636-76 ence record 46 points Thursday O'Meara. Adult basketball Penn St. 71, Massachusetts 65 Don Pohl 1.4 factoral placement. 2, Natalie and program and the figures events First period— I, Quebec, Glllls 7 Nats 122. Clippers 99 John Cook 3442— 76 night to lead Holy Cross to 102-85 Tiflany Chin will have the Ken Brown and McCumber were Penn St.-Behrend 79, Alliance 78 Wayne Seyiiold, W llm li^ o n , Del., 2.8.3, Rozler may Join U S FL Bulls this year. The 21-year-old from (Ashton) 5:43. 2, Quebec, Glllls 8 Standings: Notional — Manchester Dick Lotz 37-39-76 Gillian Wochsmon and Todd Waggoner, upset of Iona, which came into the ( Kumpel, Cote) 11:43.3, Boston, Crowder Police 31, Allied Printing 8-1, DIRoso Philo. Pharmacy 72, Beaver 38 4636— 76 chance to strengthen her lead next at 71. while the even pur group LA CLIPPERS (99) Roger Williams 96, Gordon 82 Tom Lehman Wilmington, Del., 4.6.4, Susan and Jason Silver Lake. Calif., received only 2) (O'Connell. Fergus), pp, 16:38. 4, Cleaners 63, Westown Phonmoev 5-4, Sandy Lyle 39-37— 76 JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Mike Rozier and the Jacksonville game with the best overall record tonight in the short program of 11 included Hubert Green, Jim Boston, Fergus 24 (Kasper, Slelgher) M . Johnson 692-212, Catchlnos 1-4382, Salem 90, Shepherd 76 Dungen, Troy, Mich., 68. 5, Katv Keely, 11 ordinals in both events, finishing Hose Co. 4-5, B .A . Club 3-6, Siportsman Jim Thorpe 3638— 76 San Diego, Joseph Mero, Costa Mesa, in the nation at 17-1. competition of the championship Simons and Larry Nelson. 16:58. Penalties— Mllburv, Bos, Cote 2-7, Manchester Bor Association Donaldson 610 67 15, Nixon 318 2-2 16, Southern Mass Unlv 69, E. Conn 65 (ot) Bulls are close to signing an agreement after team officials the short program Thursday first Smith 614 1611 22, Brldegmon 2-7 60 4, Nick Faldo 3640— 76 Calif., 7.3.6, Sandy Hurtublss, Haverford, Holy Cross raised its season 7:07; Glllls, Que, 15:15; M llburv, Bos, 0-9. St. Joseph's (P a .) 70, DuquesneS6 3709-76 reversed their stand not to negotiate with the Heisman Trophy ladies division. Chin, 17, of Toluca So. a total of only 20 golfers were Coae66388,Worrlck35616,Whlte342-4 St. Thom . Aa. 92, Manhattanvllle79 Lon Hinkle Pa., Craig AAaurIzI, Newtown Square, mark to 5-14 overall and 4-3 in with 101.90 points. < i8:08. American — Green Hardware 7-2, Tom Jenkins 3 6 3 6 - 76 Pa., 8.2. 7, AAarla Loko, Flat Rock, Lake, Calif., collected every first al par or under. By contrast, 36 SCKCond period— ^5, Boston, Mllburv 3 Fogorv Oilers 63, Manchester Cycle 8, Gordon 63080, M urphy 1-24-46. Totals Susquehanna 83, Wilkes 67 winner. Close behind is Mark Cockerelb 37-82263199. John Joseph 3638— 76 Mich., Michael BllcharskI, Trenton, conference play, place ranking in the figure event golfers shot 80 or over, "rhe (Kasper, Goring), sh, 3:09. 6, Quebec, 6 3 , Paoanl Caterers 5-4, Donato's Temple 77, St. Bonaventure 56 3638— 76 "The Bulls are very hopeful to have provisions for a final a 22-year-old from Burbank, Calif. NEW JERSEY (1ZI) U Of Rochester 74 Roberts Wesleyan 67 Greg Norman Mich., 9.4. 8, Karen Courtlond and McCaffrey, who scored 25 points toughest course wound up being Cote 8 (Morals, P. Stostnv) 6:20. 7, Lounge 4-5, Gentle Touch Car Wash 4-5, Tom Jenkins 3638— 76 contract by this weekend,” team own^r Fred Bullard said in a Cockerell finished the short pro Thursday to give her a perfect Boston, O'Relllv 9 (Crowder, O'Connetl) Style 36, Fllloromo Construction 1-8. O'Koren 612 0812, Williams 310 38 9, Union 88, Williams 74 Robert Dow, Whlppany, N.J., 11.0. 9, in the first half and finished with 15 GmlnskI 611 1-2 9, Birdsong 313 4-8 20, Mark Brooks 37-39-76 Tommy Crowson and Joy Freeman, ordinal score of 9 with 110.60 Cypress with its many expo.sed 7:23. 8, (Juebec, Glllls 9 (Cote) 12:33. Vermont 57, Unlv NewMampshlre52 42-34— 76 prepared statement Thursday. gram with 16 ordinals and 101.30 Richardson 613 0811, Dawkins 33 64 8, Wesleyan 75, M IT 72 ^ Mac O'Grodv Wilmington, Del., 11.6. 10, Ginger and assists, scored on 18 of 25 shots points. holes along the ocean. Penalties— Crowder, Bos, 1:35; Maxwell, Fred Couples 4 )0 5 -7 6 points. Que, 8:11; Bell, Que, malor (lighting), Volleyball Ronsev 67 1-2 13, Cook 610 2-2 15, West Virginia 76, Rutgers 71 (ot) Archie Tse, Marleta, Go., 14.8.11, Kristin from the floor in the game. Turner 5-8 1-3 11, G.Johnson 08 08 0, South Barry Joeckel 37-39^76 KrIwaneK, Westchester, Calif., m alar (misconduct) 13:41; Reid, Bos, Jack NIcklaus 3637— 76 tralor (tlghtlng), motor (misconduct) Women's League — Buffalo.Water Soppleton 6 1 0 8 0 . Totals 51-991331122. Ark.-Little Rock 68, Georgia State64 Doug Williams, Plava del Rey, Calif., Ta ve rn 361, Scissor Works 30-6, W ood David Edwards 3541— 76 13:4). L A CUppen 27 28 2519^99 Berea 71, Union 68 160. 12, Sheila Nobles, Lakewood, land Gardens 2611, Clork Paint 22-14, New J*n*y , 34 3618 34— 122 Orville Moody 3907— 76 Cant., Tom Zokrolsek, Littleton, Mariners may have to move Third period— 9, Quebec, Maxwell 4 (P. Blrmlnglram-South. 97,Talladega66 42-34— 76 Bench plays a major role Tierney's 17-19, Crockett Agency 17-29, Three-point goals— Richardson, Cumberland 86, Brescia 56 Rafael Alarcon Colo., 17.6. 13, Danielle Broussard, Stostnv, A. Stostnv) 7:19. 10, Boston, Bobby Clampett 3541— 76 O'Connell 13 (Llnsemon, Crowder) 9:27. B 3 J Auto 12-24, Nichols T ire 11-25, Cook. Fouled out— None. Total fouls— E. MennonIteTO, Lynchburg 62 Drexel Hill, Pa., Christopher Hefner, S E A T T LE — The Seattle Mariners baseball team is looking at F a rr's 11-25, M ain Pub 636. P. Oosterhuls 3640-76 11, Boston, Reid 4 (Middleton, Goring) LA Clippers 22, New Jersey 28. Furman 73, E. Tennessee St. 72 Wllmlntiton, Del.,18.2. possible bankruptcy or a move out of town unless the team BRAKE Results: Woodland det. Tierney's Rebounds— L A Clippers 43 (Donaldson George Mason 78, N avy 74 Nathan Crosby 3640— 76 In Coventry girls triumph 11:28. Penalties— Moller, Que, 8:22. 3640- 76 1611, 169, 12-15; BW T det. B3J 163, 18), New Jersey 47 (GmlnskI 10). James Modlson 70, American 68 Mike Bornblott receives more fan support and a better deal from King County, STOP 168, 167; Crockett del. F a rr's 1614, To m Kite 3740— 77 Man’aakating results Shots on goal— Quebec 9-12-13-34. Bos Assists— L A Clippers 22 (Nixon 7), New Kentucky S3, Louisiana St. 43 baseball officials say. shot with 3:59 left gave Coventry 1612, 1610; Clark det. Nichols 169, Jersey 32 (Rlchardsonll).A— 9,436. Ky. Wesleyan 76, lUPU-Ft. Wayne 74 Mick Soil 3 9 0 8 - 77 CROMWELL — A deeper bench BRAKE ton 10d-7-23. 165, 166; Scissor del. Pub 168, 162, AAork Hayes 41-36— 77 its first lead, 40-39. Wendy Dopslaff SPECIALS (ot) “ Yes, it’s a very serious issue,” owner George Argyros said proved lo be the difference as Power-plov conversions— Quebec Wayne Levi 4205— 77 U.S. Figure Skating Champion- CENTERS, INC. 30; Boston 32. 1613, Livingston 61 Ala.HuntsvllleS9 added two big buckets near the end National Division — Six Packers Mark WIebe 3809— 77 silips this week. "Y ou can’t put money down a rathole.” Coventry High came from behind Louisiana Tech 80, Arkansas State 73 3740— 77 Championship Men (oner short pre- for the Patriots. 32-4, M ain Pub 238, North Enders2616, M ary Woshington 82, St. M ary's 60 Hole Irwin Paving the way for demise of the team is the manner in which for a 47-42 win over Cromwell High Goalies— Quebec, Sevlgnv. Boston, Sonlcs96,Spurs94 Mike Smith 4007— 77 gram) Danehy had 17 points, Dopslaff Peeters.A— 13067. Lloyd's Auto Ports 1617, Economy McNeese91, Texas-Arllngton82 Argyros acquired the club in 1981, the Seattle Post-Intelligencer in Charter Oak Conference girls Electric 1620, M P M 1618, M oon Unit Brett Upper 4007— 97 1, Brian Boltano, Sunnyvale, Calif,, 11 WITH STATE-OPTHI-Airr BRAKE SERVICE! Referee— Ron Wicks. Old Dominion 59, Ala.-BIrmIngham ordinals, 101.90polnts. 2, AAork Cockerell, basketball action Thursday night. 16 and freshman Kim Mizesko 9-27, Tiern ey's 2-34. 58 Mike Bright 3641— 77 reported Friday in a copyright story. Results: Six del. North 17-15, 1612, lavoroni 66 08 8, Mitchell 7- 17 67 20, Burbank, Calif., 16,101.30.3, Christopher Argyros purchased the Mariners under the shelter of a general The Patriots are now 3-6 in the grabbed 12 rebounds for Coventry. Gilmore686716, Gervln6211-219,Moore S. Alabama 87, N.C.-Charlotte76 Bowman, Von Nuys, Calif., 27,-98.10. 4, Flames?, Rangera 2 1613; Pub det. Econom y 1610, 1612, Samford 76 Centenary 40 conference and 8-7 overall while Coventry also won the junior moot 1614; M PM det. Moon 165,1610,4-15; 313 2- 219, Banks 2-3 2-26, Cook 6 1 6 00, Bobby Beauchamp, Los Angeles, 40, partnership rather than his own personal name, making iteasier Robertson 35 2-2 6, Knight 08 08 0, Jones Tennessee St. 47, Jockson St. 46 94.10. 5, Angelo D'Agostino, Glen Ellyn, Cromwell drops to 4-4 in the COC varsity contest, 51-31. Mizesko had Lloyd's del. Tierney's 1610,166,1612. Transvlvonla91, BellarmlneTS for him to seek protection under bankruptcy laws and move the DRUM BRAKES N Y Rangers 10 0— 2 American Division — Redwood 6 1 680 , Paxson61080. Totals 33761622 III., 52, 91.80. 6, Paul Wylie, Colorado and 9-6 overall with the loss. 18 points and 18 rebounds for the MSC BRAKES Calgary 0 4 3— 7 94. S E A T T L E (9t) Vo. Union 77, Norfolk St. 74 T ransactions Springs, Colo., 54,91.80.7, Daniel Doren, club elsewhere. Forms 333, Watkins 27-9, Insurers Va. Commonwealth 81, Jacksonville Cromwell had a 16-6 lead after 13-2 young Patriots, First period— 1, NY Rangers, Povellch6 2313, Buffalo Water Tavern 1626, ABA Chambers 3-9 62 6, Vrones 1- 7 1-2 3, Lakewood, Colo., 72, 90.X. 8, Craig (Hedberg, Ruotsololnen), 1:23. 2, NY SIkma 1621 64 24, Henderson 613 3212, 54 Coventry’s next outing is Mon Tool 3 Die 328, Ambulance Service W. Carolina 58, Davidson 57 Henderson, Harbor Clty,Callf .,83,8680.9, one period and 28-20 bulge at the 4 9 .9 5 Rangers, Sundstrom10(Erlxon, Brooke), 7-29. Wood 318 34 20, BrIckowskI 66 36 11, ScottWIIIIoms, Redondo Beach,Calir.,80, day at Rocky Hill. 5 9 .9 5 18:54. Penalties— Baxter, Col, 4:17; Beck, McCormick 67 67 16, Sundvold 16 08 3 Midwest 89.40.10. To m Clernlok, Denver, 83,88.90 Zurbriggen wins first half half. Its lead was 34-30 after three perexi* Results: B W T det. A B A 1614, 615, Akron 61, Central Florida 60 (ot) peraxto N YR , 10:36; Mocoun, Col, 16:04. 1614; Redwood det. Ambulance 161, Sobersl6082.Tota£3389132596. Cincinnati — Signed pitcher Joe Price II, David Fedor, Haverford, Pa.,98,87.90 periods. That, though, is just what Second period— 3, Calgary, Loob 22 San Antonio 2716^16-94 Bethel 74, St. John's, Minn. 71 (ot) 12, James Cvoan, Santa Ana, Calif., looi BORMIO, Italy, Feb. 1 — Switzerland’s Pirmin Zurbriggen C O V E N TR Y (47) — Wendy Dopslaff • Free < wheel brN«*lnepeotlon • FioaAwhaalbrakalnapactlan 163, 167; Insurers det. Watkins 1615, E. Illinois 72, Evansville 67 and outfielder Duane Walker to 1-yeor Coventry coach Ray Dimmock (Macinnis, Bozek), 5:50. 4, Colgorv, 164,169. Seattle lO M iM i-e e contracts. 87.60. 13, To m Zokrolsek, 112, 84.40. 14, Friday won the first half of the men’s combined event at the 7 2-2 14, Rae Dim m ock 1 0-1 2, Pom • Replace pads with new . Replace ahose with new Wilson 16 (McDonold, Kromm), 7:08. 5, Three-point go o ls^ Mitchell, Moore. Elmhurst 69, Wheaton 65 John Fllbig, Garden Grove,Collf., 116 was hoping. Bagnoll 2 0-0 4, Leslie Donehv 8 1-3 17, Frlefids Bible 64, Manhattan Chrstn 39 St. Louis — Signed first baseman- llnlnga Colgorv, Macoun6 (Tontbelllnl), 12:13,6, Fouled out— None. Total Fouls— San outfielder Ronnie Jaduon to a contract 84.10. 15, WIntrld Movar,Glenvlew,IIL, World Alpine ski Championships, coming first in the downhill in a "W e told the girls to get within Pom Sfondfest 20-04, K im Mizesko 12-5 guarantaad dlec pada Calgary, Nilsson 25 (Eaves), 14:42. Antonio 22, Seattle 22. Reliounds— San In d im Stat3Ev. 80, Ashland 70 134,78.90. 4, Lisa TalagoOO-00, Louise Chamber- • Reeurtaoe rotor* ■ Reeurtaoe drums Iowa 73 Indiana 59 wlthLoulsyllleoftheAmerlcanAssoclatto time of two minutes, 00.36 seconds. eight al the half and four after Penalties— Bourgeois, Cal, 14:28; J. Antonio 42 (Gilm ore 12), Seattle 40 n. lain 0 0 4 0. Tofols 21 S-11 47. • Repleoe gteeee eeele • Inspect wheel oytindars ‘ Patrick, NYR, 14:36; PepllnskI, Col, Calendar (Chambers and Vrones 9). Assists— Son MacMbrrav 51, Prlnclplo38 The Swiss all-rounder waved his ski sticks in the air in three (periods) and they did.” he CRO M W ELL (42) — Loir Mackle- Michigan 76, Northwestern 52 Seattle— Signed second baseman Jack • Inaipect and repack wheel • Inspect hold down springs 18:24.. Antonio 28 (M oore 15), Seattle 26 (Wood Perconte, outfielder Daye Henderson and jubilation when he saw his time, which left him in a commanding cited. ” He was using only five wlcz 5 3-513, Lauule Poizun 4 5-813, Sue Th ird period— 7, Colgorv, PepllnskI 12 9). Technicals— None. A— 5,826. Michigan St. 77, Wisconsin 68 M cNaughton ] 0-0 2, Diane Dalo 4 0-3 8, baatinga • Lulirtcats backing pM se Mount Vernon 70, Tiffin 68 pitcher Mike Moore to 1-year contracts; position for the second half of the combined event, next players and I felt we could wear (K ro m m ), 7:19. 8, Colgorv, Eaves 11 TODAY reached contract agreement wHh pitcher Bowling Diane Barllloro 0 1-5 1, Leigh Hodge 1 • Inapact calipers • Inapact hydraulic system (Nilsson), sh, 8:24. 9, Calgary, Eaves 12 N. Iowa 70, Pan American 68 them down and I think we did.” Boys Basketball Terry Taylor. Tuesday’s slalom. . 1-2 3, Kim Czerwonka 1 04 2. Tofols 16 R e f u e l brakes (Nilsson), 9:55. Penalties— Bourgelos, Harttord Public ot Manchester, 7:45 Ohio St. 76, Minnesota 62 Freshman Leslie Danehy’s foul 10-23 42. • IneiMct hydraullo sytlam • Quincy 73, SlU Edwordsvllle 59 BaeketbaH Close behind Zurbriggen in second place was another Swiss, Cal. East Catholic ot St. Paul, 7:30 Blazers 129, Warriors 109 Cleveland — Released guard Butch • Lubricats caliper anchors • Road tael Shots on goal— N Y Rangers 11-137— 30. Cheney Tech ot East Ham pton, 7:45 Rockhurst 100, Missouri Baptist 49 Peter Luescher, in 2:00.56 while West Germ any’s Markus So Illinois 63, Illinois State 50 Graves. Powder Puff • Inapeot fluid levels Calgorv 1319-13-45. Rocky Hill at Bolton, 7:45 PtWTLAND (129) Phoenix — Activated guard Walter Wasm aier came out of the second-seeded group to place third in Power-plav conversions— NY Rangers Coventry at Crom w ell, 7:45 Vincennes 105, Hesston (Kans.) 90 M a ry Bania 1895459, Carol Schubert • Add fluid If requited Thompson 11-21 1-3 23, Vondeweghe Wichita State 88, lndlonaState72 Davis. Connors gains quarterfinals 30, Colgorv 30. Girls Basketball 11-19161032, Bowle35369, Paxson3131-2 Football 193473, Kathy Randall 201-463, Lorrie 2:01.59. • Road test (loalles— NY Rangers, Vanbles- Manchester at Harttord Public, 3:30 Wright St. 113, Urbona 78 Baker 191-470, M a ry W right 302-465, 17, Valentine 1-2 08 2, Drexler 1614 7810, Southwest . Tampa Bay (NFL) — Named Doug 'struggling all the way with my brouck. Colgorv, Lemelln. A— 16,683. Ice Hockey Kersey 1-3083 Colter 331 -17, Norrls3636 Shively defensive coordinator and lint Nancy Hahn 176186526, Barbara MEMPHIS, Tenn. (U P l) - Top Manchester vs. Windsor (at Loomls- Ark. Tech AtOzarks, Pod., Snow Chamberlain 185185493, Ann Brendle 9.Totals51-892632129. acker coach; dropped quarterback seed Jimmy Connors beat Leif serve,” said Connors, who lost the 1 iir-r-~ir Mop Oulk brako ihon ond 4I40 brako padi tra MOboud for Chotfee), 6 p.m. Ark. Coll At Henderson, Ppd., Snow 471, Te rry SlemlnskI 458, Shoron Oliver Bobby Lewl^’ hoop clinic Saturday GOLDEN S TA TE (109) Bishop College 58, Trinity 54 coach BoydDowler,recelverscoachChlp Shiras 6-7, 6-2, 7-6 Thursday and first point of his serve seven times. M kxxi kk you oon your Amorfoon ot loiblqn oar. H thay a w wdar ouL naa Swlmmlna Short 1325 66 32, Smith 610 1-1 11, Myers, defensive line coach Abe GIbron 471. flop M k braka ahoaa or pada wM ba kiatMtd without ohatga for lha ahoaa Manchester ot Ferm i, 3:30 Central Arkansas 68, Harding 65 faces Kevin Curren today'in the Radio and TV Whlteheod673210, Conner2-3684, Floyd Dallas Baptist 69, Texas Wesleyan 54 and kicking coach Bill Kollor; released Basketball clini^n Bobby Lewis returns to Manchester Said Shiras; "This is the best or pada or tha labor to Inalall tha ahoaa or pad*. AddWotial parta aiKVor labor 619 39 20, Johnson 310 66 13 Wilson trainer Tom Oxley. quarterfinals of the $315,000 U.S. match I have played in my career.- taquitad to raalor* tha ayalatn to opataHonal ootxlltloti at* axtra ^ SATUR DAY Eastern N.M . 73, Woyland Baptist 66 Hockey LaVae Industrial Ratiirdav to give a like exhibiUon on the fundamental skilU of the 1-1 667, Aleksinas 61 380, Burtt 1-52-24, Hendrix At Ark.-Mont., Ppd., Snow National Indoor Tennis Ice Hockey Plummer 1-2466,Thlbeoux1-21-13.Totals Philadelphia — Recalled center Tim Rich Pinto 215554, B a rry Flanagan game” Loewis’ clini{w ill be held SatiKday morning at the MHS But Jimmy probably was not at his TONIGHT , ,,, Guilford vs. Manchester (at Bolton Lomar 84, Northeast Louisiana70 Championships. 37-853637109. McNeese St. 91, T exavArlIngton 82 Young from Hershev of the American 206555, Brian Brow n 215, Rick Wood Clarke Arena, froinSJl^m to noon. best. 7:30 Pro bosketball: Celtics vs. Ice Palace), 8:10 Hockey League. bury 206584, Paul Charette 311, Dick Connors, who was beaten by IOCAU.V owmao • o m A m Kings, SportsChannel, W KHT Portland IS 261919^119 NIcholls St. 97, W . Texas 73 East Catholic vs. Fairfield Prep (at Golden State 19 211413— 109 N Y Isla nd ers-R e turn ed defenseman Murphy 202, Roger MIeezkowskI 226 It is open to the public. „ . , Curren at Wimbledon last year, Joining Connors in the quarterfi 8:00 College basketball: Vlllonova M ilford P a vilion ), 7:30 S. W. Louisiana 62, New Orleans 45 Ken Letter and left wing Alon Kerr to 569, John Myers 226222428, Dale Three-point goal-Drexler. Fouled W m I Lewis a college All-America and former ABA player, stresses nals will be No. 9 Stefan Edberg of vs. Syracuse, ESPN Wrestling out— None. Total fouls— Portlond 32, Springfield of fhe American Hockey Naegell 203, Al Senno221, G o ry l ^ s o n didn’t have an ea.sy time of it 10:15 Hockey: Wholers vs. Canucks, Manchester at Hartford Public, noon Arizona 69, Washington 56 League. techniques in dribbling, passing and shooting. He performed at Sweden. Greg Holmes, No. 2 Eliot Golden 23. Rebounds— Porfland 35 Arizona State63, Washington Stote59 216562, Charles Hartley J r . 2C7-SK, against Shiras. East Catholic at Fermi, noon Pittsburgh — Demoted wingers Bruce Leon Bilodeau 231-557, Joe Lauzon 205, Illing Junior High and Bennet Junior High last November. 248 Spruce St. • Manchester, CT • 646-7202 ^^':30 Pro basketball: Knicks vs. (Thompson 8), Golden State 42 (John CS Los Angeles 83, Grand Canyon 74 "It wasn't a very pretty match, Teltscher and No. 3 Yannick Noah Bacon Academy at Cheney Tech, son 8). Assists— Portlands) (Volentine Crowder and Andy Brick lev to Baltimore Rick Garner 201, Ernie Whipple 200, Al Lokers, Channel 9 . noon Cal-Santa Barbara 72, Long Beach St. but it was exciting and I was of France. 11:00 College basketball: U C L A vs. 9), Golden Stote 15 (Conner 6). 56 ot the A H L and called up left wing Bob Wllspn 200, Nick M arrotl 206571, John Girls Basketball Technical— Volentine. A— 6,717. Errev, their 1983 No. 1 drott choice. M cC arthy 202-221417. use, ESPN Mercy at East Catholic, II a.m. Cal Ifor nia 42 Oregon State 36 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, Feb. 1. 1985 — 19 18 KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE " by Larry Wright ILOTS/IANO I ROOMS Servicos _ _ For Sale TAG SALES Real Estate I f o r s a l e FOR RENT C65VAR7 le t ISERVICES I09IHOU8EHOLO ANTIQUE AND CRAFT SH O W - F e b ru a ry 2, HOMES MANCHESTER - Cledn by ou)|\eir, w t e n a a o in p a n iQ i by w . 160008 rooms tor rent. 24 Hour |0> loFFEREO 10am, South United . .643-2711 FOR SALE 4n3f9it>0 oy Viioaew Ok uiWitAlinj, ulkiLb Methodist Church, Main LAND SALE security. Maid and Linen For advertisements to be ( to be i^rwtei at all o/sU:’, i/nlts/i ■she \ USED REFRIGERA Classified... •Household Goods 62 service. 646-7066. ODD JOBS, Trucking. Street, Manchester. Business Opportunities 22 Store/Ottice Space « R a t e s Y«)lr ^ooA d isk. TORS, WASHERS, 63 published Monday, the dead MANCHESTER - Quiet StrattoiyBromley Area Misc tor Sole Home repairs. You name Ranges - clean, guaran Notices Situation wanted 23 Resort Property 45 64 Minimum Charge: line IS 2:30 p.m on Friday neighborhood. Six Room, TAG SALE - Indoors ■ Home and Garden It, we do It. Fre e esti teed, parts and service. $ 3.00 for one day Two Bedroom Cape. So 24 aeras — $19,900 F u rn itu re - ski boots - old Los.^'=ound 0, E m p « ^4 ^ P e ts 65 rriAPARTMENTS m ates. Insured. 643-0304. Low prices. B.D. Pearl & lar hot water. Fireplace. trunks - lamps - clothes, Personals 02 Roommates Wanted 48 Musical Items 66 P e r W o rd ; 27 acras — $21,900 | 4 ^ fo r r en t Son, 649 Main Street, 20C Read Your Ad 1'/j baths. Rec room. No BRICKS, BLOCKS, gloss and much more. 170 A n n o u n c e m e n ts 03 Recreotionoi items 67 1-2 d a y s 643-2171. School St., Manchester. 18C agents. $72,900. C a ll be T w o beautifully STONE — Concrete. A n tia u e s 68 3-5 d a y s Ciossitied advertisements Friday, Feb. 1, and Sotur- Auctions 04 Real Estate services 16C tween 5 and 8 evenings wooded parcels M A N C H E S T E R — A v a il Chimney repairs. No lob T o g S a le s 69 6 d a y s are taken by telephone os a day, Feb. 2, 9-3pm. 12C and 10 to 4 on W eekends, fronting secluded able Immediately. One, too sm all. C a ll 644-0356. MISCELLANEOUS Homes for Sole 3' ,, Wonted to Duv 70 26 d o v s convenience. Financial condominiums 32 Services Ottered 51 649-1920. country road. two and three bedroom FOR SALE H a p p y A d s : Tne Manchester Herold is Lots/Land for Sale 33 Pamting/Papering 52 Only 15 minutes apartm ents. $400, $455, CLEANING - We will M per column inch responsible only tor one incor Automotivo Mortgages V investment Property 34 Buildmg/Controcting W $3 00 r o m T I m b e I $520, heat and hot water clean your house, apart rect_insertion and then only Included. J.D. Real Est ment or office, weekly, CAR RADIO — Excellent Personal Loons 2 Business Property 35 Roofing/Sidmg M A u t o m o t i v e Ridge Ski Area D e a d l i n e s tor the size of the original ate, 646-1980. bl-weekiv. Someone you condition. High powered. In s u ra n c e ...... 13 R e so rt P ro p e rty 36 H e o tin g / P lu m b in g 55 Lovely m o u n ta in 71 in s e r t io n . can trust with 4 years Includes Dolby NR, Bass ICARS/TRUCKS Wanted to Borrow 14 Flooring 56 Cars Trucks tor Sale For classified advertise- views and a life Motorcycles Bicycles 72 ments lo be published Tues- Errors which do not lessen MANCHESTER BY -NOW TAKING APPLI experience. References. and Trebble controls and FOR SALE _ * •_ Income Tox Service 57 OWNER - Three family, time supply of fi C A T IO N S to r 3 room C a ll 646-7971 otter 5pm. 73 day through Saturday, th e the value of the advertisement m ore. $90. C o il 646-1063 Employment Rentals services wanted 58 Rec Vehicles - - . $ per month rewood. Owner apartment. With heat, 74 will not be corrected by on 6 6 4 1,220 after 4:30pm. Auto Services deadline is noon on the d a y Income. Separate furna will finance. Call: hot water, stove, retiger- -DAYCARE* IN HOSPI 1974 F IA T 128 S P O R T L — IEHiirnfinn Rooms tor Rent 41 For Sale Autos tor Rent Leose 75 before publicotion. additional insertion. T o be used to r parts. C o ll & caUCaTIOn Apartments tor Rent .42 ces. Three car garage. ator. Centrally located. TAL AREA - For toilet ANTIQUE BUREAU, Misc Automotive $135,000. P rin cip le s only. ( 802) 694-1581 No pets. $350. Security trained toddlers at least P h il after 5pm, 528-1332. Help wonted ...... 21 Homes tor Rent 43 Holidoy/Seasonol 61 2 Bedroom vanity and coat 646-0754. 8:30am - 8:30pm deposit. Call 646-7690 or years old. Large comfor rack. $99 tor oil, but will Also Panasonic AM/FM Wknds. 'til 5 643-0496. table home provides do sell separate. Call 643- car radio. MANCHESTER TO SET mestic growth environ 1516 after 5:30pm. TLE AN ESTATE - Beau- 118 MAIN STREET - 3 CELEBRITY CIPHER ment. Highly qualified HELP WANTED HELP WANTED C«l*brlty CIphtr oryptogrwnt f crMltd from quotttkoni by HELP WANTED HELP WANTED tlful west side rooms, heated, hot wa famous poopM. pMt and praaani. Each Wtar tn tha dphsr atantfa supervision. Fully In (^ P E R S O N A LS PERSONALS PERSONALS I s H PERSONALS neighborhood. Six Room REAL ESTATE ter. No appliances. No tor aiHMhar. Toda/'a ctoa; U aquafa H. sured and License pend Cape. Three bedrooms. WANTED pets. Security. $445. Call ing. For appointment, MEADOWS MANOR HAS I by CONNIE WIENER 1983 HURST/OLDS — BANKING - We are look PART TIME WORKER RN/LPN Charge nurse Living room, dining 646-2426, 9am to 5pm call after 5pm, Terri 643- with fu lly m assaged 307, ing for a Lead Proof WANTED at Screen positions available on room, kitchen. One both weekdays. “ EYE BWI’M O WIHAL8P 7340. SPARTAN MOBILE T-root, lightning-rod 4- Operator experienced on P rin tin g shop. 20 to 40 per diem basis from 11 pm and garage. Call 1-263- ACTIVE 'N' ABLE H O M E 1968. 45’ long X O' speed. 649-2206. a NCR 775 proof machine. hours per week. Call 5500, Woodbury, CT. REALTY Needs listings! EAST HARTFORD - Up LIGHT HOUSEKEEP FULL TIME RECEP to 7am. Excellent poy OINEPCH. 8M’W MU8W MU8IY wide. L ik e new. $4,800, We run a multi pocket 643-2377. If you're selling your stairs tour room apart ING DONE - Manchester, TIONIST for busy physi rate. Call Mrs. Gibbs or firm . 649-6351. 1980 FORD FAIRMONT sort Monday through Fri M rs. B alet at 647-9191. property call Jack ment. Heat and hot South Windsor, Glaston WAGON - Light blue. Call SHEET METAL ME cia n 's o ffice In M a n ch e s CONDOMINIUMS Lappen at 643-4263. water. Fully appllanced CAI FN WOKHWEHI, KOONHCW bury area. Weekly or d ay and t/2 day Saturday. ter. A pleasant telephone T W O 30 Y E A R O L D 646-0554. Please call Peter Kirk at CHANIC - Steady work. kitchen. Two bedrooms. bl-w e e kiv . 649-4992, o r C O K E M A C H I N E S - V e ry personality Is required. MACHINESTS - Imme FOR SALE So. Windsor Bank 8i E xp e rie n ce In fa b ric a diate openings tor: CNC- M TWO FAMILY DUPLEX $475 monthly. Lease and OIL O BBPAIM O IM W .” — 569-7095. good condition. Drafting 1988 DODGE ASPEN - 2 Put the Jove of your Must function well under T rust, 289-6061. tion and installation. TURNING-HARDINGE-C by owner only. Call 643- security deposit. Call 289- table, combination sink, door. Senior's car. PS, Good salary, advance pressure and have gen 0675. 4781. HWMUHC QBKKBOEW. eral front office expe H U C K E R - WELLSWEEP CON stove, refrigerator. 742- PB, FM stereo. New steel FULL TIME TELLER m ent. C a ll 643-6793. rience. Must be flexible INSPECTOR/QC DOMINIUM - 400 North PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "I'm not looking lor a style, but I iR o i PAINTING/ 7267. radlals. Low mileage. POSITION - Good public THREE ROOMS - Third life onoCloud 9jwith a regarding working hours MANAGER- Main St., 2 bedroom guess I’m very stylized.'' — Judith Jamison. 13 ^ 1 PAPERING Moving out of state. relation skills a must. WANTED BABYSITTER floor. Heat, Appliances. SEASON FIREWOOD - and must be able to PRODUCTION MIL townhouse, fully ap- Apartment 13A, Carver Experience preferred. - Babysitter, afternoons, Rentals Security. $375 monthly. handle miscellaneous LING. Minimum 5 years pllanced country kit Cut, spilt and delivered. Lane. Apply to Mr. Fields, 23 Bolton Center area, Adults, no pets. Call 649- clerical duties. Please experience. Company chen. IV2 baths, Individ NAME YOUR OWN $95 a cord. C a ll 228-9181. LOVE MESSAGE Main St., Manchester. needed Immediately. 649- 2236. call Ruth at 647-1493 for paid benefits. Call for an ual basements. 100 plus II IROOMS APARTMENTS HOMES PRICE — Father and son. EOE. 1931 anytim e. HORSE ARINS SNOW appointment. appointment: Horst En energy efficiency rating | fo r r en t FOR RENT FOR RENT Fast, dependable ser 6 gineering & Manufactur Northeast Utilities. N E W L Y R E N O V A T E D -3 ( vice. Painting, Paper BLOWER - Asking $450. VALENTINE RN SUPERVISOR xUam HI TECH FIRM needs room apartment In quiet C all otter 3pm. 649-9066. TEXAS OIL COMPANY ing Co., East Hartford, $61,500. Peterm an hanging & Removal. Call 1974 MAZDA - Excellent - 7pm Sdn^ v - Thursday. savvy person to handle R ealty, 649-9404, 647-1340, MANCHESTER — Pri Manchester residential NORTH END - Newer COVENTRY LAKE - 3 needs mature person for 289-8209. 644-8585 or 644-(X)36. condition. 4 door auto in the Call Harmoh—Doovllle, telephone Inquiries, 647-0000 o r 649-4064. vate home, separate area. Stove, refrigerator duplex, IV] balhs, 3 bed bedroom, available Feb BLUE SEAL FEEDS tor short trips surrounding modern bath/entrance. ru ary 1st. C a ll 872-6212 matic. Air and AM/FM D.O.N. at 423-2597. Can- bookkeeping and typing furnished. Personal and rooms. Lease, referen PAINTING AND WAL dogs, horses, cats and Manchester. Contact 15 minutes to Hartford. between 9 and 3 Monday stereo. New engine, only terbury Villa of at 50 plus wpm. Good PART TIME - AAA AUTO FO R S A L E V E R N O N -3Va credit references. One ces, security. $500. Coll LPAPERING - Ceilings rabbits. High quality bale customers. We train. References required. thru Friday. Ask tor 50,000 m iles. C a ll 643-6029 Willlmantic. phone skills a must. Full CLUB Position available Room Condo. All ap year lease. 2 months se 872-2879 after 8pm. repaired. Gary McHugh hay. Lvndales Stand, Manchester Herald time position with benef Write T.S. Dickerson, In our T ele m arke tin g D e Call m-8830. curity deposit. $375 per Robin. after 6pm. President, Southwestern pliances. Garage. Pool. 643-9321. Route 44, Bolton. Open 7 SENTRY REAL ESTATE its. Call tor an appoint partment. Interesting Excellent condition! m onth. C a ll 643-0445. MANCHESTER - Large 6 days a week. Pe trole u m , B o x 789, Ft. IN NICE SINGLE FAM O LD S 98 R E G E N C Y -1974 S E R V IC E S Is lookin g fo r m ent 646-1839. work from 9am - 1pm. Owner m ust sell q u ickly! Room New er Duplex. I'/z J & B PAINTING - 'Qual Call 643-2711 W orth, T X 76101. ILY HOUSE - Kltcjien 4 door. Fully loaded. salespeople who want to Good salary plus com 39,500. 646-8268, or 643- CHEERFUL, IMMACU baths. Wall to wall car . a i STORE and ity and Service Is First!' KODAK XL33 MOVIE M atu re privileges. Call Ed, 649- LATE, QUIET 4 ROOMS - Excellent running condi O n ly *6.00 learn how to succeed CHILDCARE mission. W ill train. Call 4286. peting. All appliances. I OFFICE SPACE Fre e estim ates. 646-2192. CAMERA and Chinon and through training and per experiencedcuMci IC..I.CU person to , WAITRESS WITH EXPEr 646-7096, M rs. N agy. An 2947. Centrally located. Older Available mid February. 8mm and Supers Movie tion. $650 or Best Offer. sonal supervision. If you care for my toddler and f r i e NCE on grill, part Equal Opportunity working persons pre $595 monthly plus heat P ro ie cto r. $99 lo r both. 646-6876. live In the East Hartford- preschooler In m y Bolton time nlgljtsrtJver 20 ye a rs E m p lo ye r. n riH O M E s HOMES ferred. Non-smokers. Se and u tilities. 646-0616. OFFICE SPACE AVAIL C all 649-9664 afte r 3:00 1973 FORD LTD COUN ask for Sue before 12 noon, Tuesday, Feb. / M a n C h e s t e r / S o o t h home. Hours flexible. old,>WJ0lv In person afte r FOR SALE FOR SALE curity, references. No ABLE IN DOWNTOWN Im i DUILDING/ pm/ Windsor marketing area References. Call 643-5108. 5m at Glide's Restau - EASY ASSEMBLY pets 649-5897. M A N C H E S T E R - 588 1 CONTRACTING TRY SQUIRE WAGON - and are considering a full ra n t, 303 A d a m s St., W O R K ! $600 per 100. Guo- HOMES square feet or possibly Cleon Inside. Needs some time and rewarding ca SECRETARJ 6/ R E C E P - Manchester. ranteed payment. No ex- V E R N O N - 3'/] Room 1,880 square feet. Near work-m ust be seen. First TIONIST - typing, filing, Condo. Garage. Pool. Ex 1^ FOR RENT ENDROLLS $99 takes It. 643-4859 reer In Real Estate, ca ll perlence/No sdles. De 1-84 Extension. Parking FARRAND REMODEL 27'A wldlh-2S8 Bob Durato at Sentry bookkeeping knowledge CUSTOMER SERVICE - cellent condition! No ING — Cabinets, roofing, anytim e. tails, send self-addressed on premises. Call 649- 13V4 wldlh-2 for 25* Real E state 643-4060. helpful, pleasant phone Only customer service stamped envelope; pets. $400 monthly plus 2680. gutters, room additions, manner and good organi oriented people need ELAN VITAL-173, 3418 utilities. 646-8268, or 643- decks, all types ot remo m u s t be picked up at the 1970 DODGE DART - 6 zational skills. Four day apply. Waiters, wai 4286. Manchester Herald Ofllce cylinder, automatic, Enterprise Road, Fort MANCHESTER - 4 bed MANCHESTER, CEN deling and repairs. FREE week. Manchester Pro tresses positions availa estimates. Fully insured. belore 11 A M. ONLY. pow er ste e rin g . 60,000 T H A N K Y O U SAINT Pierce, Florida, 33482. room home, fully ap TER STREET - Imme fessional Office. Please ble between 7am ond EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY 3V] R O O M A P A R T M E N T diate occupancy, ample Telephone 643-6017, after miles. New tires, brakes, JUDE. J.B.S. send resumes to Box TT, - Private home, heat, pllanced kitchen, 2 V] heater. Body restored. HELP WANTED QD HELP WANTED 5pm, 5 days. Excellent PRODUCTION baths, 1 year lease. Se parking, 5 room office 6pm , 647-8509. Noticed Manchester Herald, 16 working conditions. Pro All realattalaedvartited in thii newspaper isiubjeci loiheFe- appliances. Working sin NEARLY NU SHOPPE $1,100 or best offer. C a ll WORKERS & TRt*^ daral Fair Housing Act ol IM S which makes il illeoai aOveriise curity deposit. $700 per suite, 2 restroom s. Fra n k Broinard Ploce, duct purchase discount. 10 gle adult only. No pets, LEON CIESZYNSKI Leon, 647-0167. RECEPTIONIST/OPER- PART riMECLERICAL- DRIVER FOR LOC^ any pralarance. Ilmilation. or diacriminaiion based on race m onth. 646-8352. S p lle cki, 643-2121. A G8ui(aiNiit Shippi Manchester. Uniforms supplied. Ex children. C oll 643-2880. BUILDER — New homes, HELP WANTED ATOR - Immediate open 20 morning hours per ROUTE NEEDED - Apply color, raliolon, sax or national origin, or an intention to make any cellent working condi STORE — West Middle additions, remodeling, SKI TOGS LDST AND FDUND HD ing for full time position week. Duties Include; in person at Carla's such pralaranca. limitation or discrimination This newspaper 1^ DELIVERY & STOCK tions. Product potential. w ill not knowingly eccepianyadvertisemaot lor real estate which rec rooms, garages, kit YOUNG MEN'S 1 MOTORCYCLES/ for small company In Mall and policy sorting. Pasta, 275A Progress INVITATION TO BIO Tpke., near Porkade. Ap COOKS, M/F, nec/ded CLERK - Full time, For Interview appoint chens remodeled, ceil 3 PC. SUIT SALE BICYCLES Bloomfield. Good typing Convenient location, free Drive, 3 to 5pm Monday la In violallon o l the law. SCHOOL CODE UPDATE proximately 2100 sa. ft. part time, mostly nights. steady work, 40 hours ment call Manager be MANSFIELD, CONNECTICUT ings, bath tile, dormers, sizes 16-18-20-36-38 LOST - 4 months old skills and pleasant atti parking. Apply In person thro Friday. A v a ila b le February 1st. MANAGER TRAINEE Must be flexible for days, Monday thru Friday. tween 3 and 5pm . 649-5563. rooting. Residential or mixed golden retrlever- tude. Excellent company 9 to 2, N o rth e a s te rn Seoled proposals tor the General Contract Including C a ll 649-6205 o r 643-6802. NEEDED WANTED weekends, and holidays. Tim e and one half after 40 Friendly Restaurant, Mechanical, Electricol ond Asbestos Rernoval Subcontracts com m ercial. 649-4291. /labrodor. St. Johns St. paid benefit package. For Council, 1 Rivervlew F U L L T IM E O F F IC E P O Bring In your baby clothaa. area., REW ARD. Call 643- High school student needed Good pay. Apply Ground hours. Paid holidays, va Caldor Shopping Center. w ill be received by the Tow n o l M a n sfie ld , Connecticut, tor M A N C H E S T E R — Ottice Toddler clothaa — Ladles for excellent opportunity. interview call: Personnel Square, East Hartford SITION - A v a ila b le In the Work of bringing throe Monstleld Schools Into compli drtosas, slzat 12-20. Waiting 7431 .;-^ Round, 3025 Main Street, cation plus other benef EOE. manufacturing plant., ance with the Handicapped Code, Connecticut Fire Sotetv space. Ideal for accoun CARPENTRY AND RE Apply; 242-2201. E O E , M F H . (second floor). EOE. A nother List for fur coats. 1983 V-45 M A G N A - 1,008 MItUr Donut G lastonb ury, 659-0162. its. Immediate opening. Typing skills essential. Code and OSHA, and bringing two ol those schools nto com tant, lawyer or sales of MODELING SERVICES For Interview, Manches pliance with Connecticut State Guidelines Pertaining to Re- fice. Central location. — Complete home re EARN EXTRA $$$ miles. Excellent condi 255 West Middle Turnpike Looking for dependable, reason movol of Asbestos. Proposals shall also Include code-re tion. $2,900. C a ll 649-1902. Manchester. CT 06040 ter Tobacco & Candy self-starter. Two years, quired site Improvements of all schools. Ample parking. Call 649- pairs and remodeling. 386 Miln 81., M inchiitir HELP WANTED Company, 299 Green general office experience why Merrill AH propoMlt prtvloutly rtc^vpd forlhto Work hav* btan r«)«ct^ M 2891. Quality work. Referen 648-2073 Road, Manchester. the MemlleM Boerd ol Educellon, beceuee llm exceeiM 'unds aF ces, licensed and insured. locotttf bstwssn Hovnst & helpful. Training pro-, lowad. Contract documtnlD art baing latiiacl tor REBID at of tnia NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED SEWING MACHINE ME vided. Diversified duties Lynch Realty M A N C H E S T E R - 4 room C a ll 646-8165. Ruttsll Sts. In Ihs Phllbrich RECREATION PART TIME TRUCK CHANIC - Some expe Aesnev Bide.) WANTED - Full time Include customer ser a II*b^dsoreToYe directed to Mr. Jefirev Smith, Director of suite. Main St. located VEHICLES DRIVER - Apply In per HURSES AIDES IN MANCHESTER AREA rience required. First Is g e ttin g Finance, Four South Eaglevllle Rood, Sforri, Connecticut Hours 104-Mon. Him 8E. mature woman for uni vice. Competitive wages,, next to law offices. $3IM DUMAS ELECTRIC — N son between 7:15am to shift. Good benefits. 06248, w here they w ill be re ce ive d u n til 2:00 p.m ., E.SJ^. on (Certified) form shop In V ernon and fringe benefits. For< per month Includes heat. Lights dimming? Fuses 198Q Jayco, 23 ft. mini 4;00pm to Arthur Drug Full and pari time open A p p ly In person. P illo w - Results! Tuesday, Morch 5,1985, and publicly opened and read. blowing? Repairs, Im area. C a ll 247-4047 or Interview c a ll 649-4192. Copies of the Contract Documents Including Drawings and A llb rio R ealty, 649-0917. motor home. Ford 460, Store, 942 Main Street, ings on all shifts In 270 tex C o rp o ra tio n , 49 Re provements and addi Woodland SL 18-98 875-1022. Project MonuoL os prepored by Russell Gibson von Dohlen, low mileage, many ex Manchester, CT. bed Skilled nursing facil Ansildl Rd. 52-79 gent Street, Manchester, Inc., Architect, In Formlngtom Connecticut, "jov be ob tional circuits. Fully li Daepwood Dr. 65-155 FOUR ROOM OFFICE - PETS tras, had T L C . Telephor ity. Salary $5.95 hourly af Butternut Rd. all CT. tained on or otter February 4,1985, of the ottice of the Archi Prime, central location. censed, Insured. Coll ter probation. Many bene Hickory La all Divon Dr. III GENERAL OFFICE tect, Russell Gibson von Dohlen Inc., 28' Formlngton 643-0692. fits. Free parking. Call 61-S3 WORKER - Duties In Avenue, F a rm in g to n, C T , upon dep osit of $75.00 to r each Air conditioning, wall to 646-5253 dnvtim e. Hilliard 81 10-104 Edmund SL CARPENTERS - Expe complete set, refundable upon return of etroh set In good between 10am and Noon. III clude typing, filing, and wall. Parking. Rent In TWO YOUNG FULL PERSONNEL Autumn SL 290-344 Edison Rd. rienced carpenters condition within ten days ot receipt of bids. Checks shall be cludes heat. 646-8811. ROBERT E. JARVIS — answering phone. Full DESIGNER-CHECKER -' drown In favor ot the Architect, Russell Gibson von Dohlen GROWN MALE CATS - 233-8241 Fulton Rd. III needed tor year round YOU! B uilding 8, Remodeling Terota Rd. all time with benefits. Call One grey and white, one CLERK West Middle Tpke. 508-701 work. Transportation For a growing power Specialist. Addition, gar For Playtims Lorraine Manor Eldridge St. 4-91 871-6602 between 9am to transmission company. After opening ol bids, oil proposals shall stand available tor MANCHESTER, MAIN, sandy colored tiger. One 428 only and tools required. Sa acceptance tor o period ot 45 days. ou ages, roofing, siding, kit Our busy East Hart 25 Lorraine St. Virginia Rd. all Brood SL 2pm. Candidate must have five STREET Stores tor rent. or both free to good ford office Is looking for lary open. Behrmann Thank you to all of our past custom Bids must be submitted on on exocf duplicate ol the Bid chens, bathrooms, re- H artfV d Center SL 323-467 odd years minimum design Form which follows ond sholl be completely tilled out os re- 200 to 5,000 square feet home. Well behaved, full time Personnel LIlM SI all Construction Company, available. Some window placement Griswold St. III LOOKING FOR MA- engineering experience ers and clients who have made 1984 Quastad. . healthy and loved. Call Clerk. Trumbull St all 643-2629. ' Bid proposals oi e to be sealed In double envelopes, conwl- display. 643-1442. windows/doors. Call 643- R e sp o n s ib ilitie s In T U R E and an associotes de- otter 6pm 643-9019. Frances Dr. all Diene Or. 111 the most successful year In our his cuously Identllled with the name ol the project (md bid due 6712. clude: The Processing of LES GRANDMOTHERLY- CONSTRUCTION LA greee. Send Resume to tory. We appreciate the confidence date and shall be directed to Mr. Jetlrev Smith, Director ot new hire paper work and The Carlyle.Johnson M a F R E E TO GO OD H O M E - OPPORTUNITIES TYPE WOMAN to do BORER - Hard working EtTch'bld must be accompanied by o certified check ot bIM er I a c i RESORT all employees status light chores and help with chine Company, 52 Main you hove placed in us. YOU hoye 5 puppies, males and changes. Individual to assist car o r B id Bond payable to the ord e r ot the Tow n o l M o nstleld , PROPERTY HEATING/ We are a m alor pub- children. Some weekends penters and -related St., Manchester, CT mode us the Number One real estate C onnecticut, In the am ount o l 10% ot h is bid. females. Cute, adorable Position will require: The Owner reserves the right to relect or accept any or oil an Individual who Is able llshino company MANCHESTER HERALD and weekdays. Monday trade. We w ill train. Beh- 06040. E O E . company In Connecticut! PLUMBING and lovable. Telephone bids and to waive onv Intormolltles, omissions, excess yerbl- 649-7703. to handle detail work In w o rk in g w ith the B e t and some Fridays. rmann Construction oge, or technical detects In the bidding It, In the opinion ot VACATION RENTAL, et- fast paced environment. ter Business Bureau Please c a ll 646-5153. Com pany, 643-2629. DELIVERY PERSON the Town ot Monstleld, If would bo In Its best Interest fodo so. tlclencv condo, at Cape FOGARTY BROTHERS Typing, phone, and ge of Hartford area. WANTED for delivering fMerrill Lynch The successful bidder will be required to furnish a Perfor Cod, sleeps four, stove, — Bathroom remodel neral office skills a must. and setting up home en mance Bond and a Labor and Motorlol Povment Bond In on ■MUSICAL ACCOUNTANT amount not less thot 100% ot the contract amount. refrigerator, walking dis ing; Installation water Interested applicants tertainment products. yrrt, Really i ■ITEMS can send a letter or re • Complete Training NEEDED for growth or The Board ot Educotlon moy moke such Investigation m tance to beach. 528-1428 heaters, garbage dispo Must have good driving deemed necessary to determine the ability ot the bidder to or 228-3214 otter 5pm. sals; faucet repairs. 649- sume or apply In person • W eekly Pay iented related companies discharge his contract. The bidder shall furnish the Boardof to: In real estate, con stru c re co rd and v a lid Connec K-Mart Plaza 295 Hartford Turnpike I 4539. V Isa /M a ste rC a rd Com m ission ticut license. For further Education with all such Inlormatlon ond data os may be re TAMA DRUM SET - MOTT'S SUPERMARKET, Inc tion and retail Industry. l a jS JvMrnoti. Connecticut 872-7777/423-2627| quested lor thot purpose. The Board of Education reserves accepted. Information, call Mr. the right to relect any bid If the bidder tolls to satisfactorily Black tin piece. 26” dou SO LaggM SIral • Leads Provided SALESPEOPLE Computer experience 17 IWANTED convince the Boord of Educotlon that he 1s proM rlv quol- ble base. Concert tom helpful. Great opportun L and ers at 646-6851 be EMt Himord, CT Itled by experience and facilities to carry out the obligations ITO RENT tom s, * through 16:: 5x ity for advancement tween 1 and 3pm. 8 OOlOS of the contract ond to satisfactorily complete the work 14* Snare drum. 16* x * Professional O ri within the company. Sa called for herein. Conditional bids w ill not be accepted. I flooring 8 In person applications PART TIME HELP floor tom. 4 Zlldlln cym and Interviews to be held ented People. Inter lary commensurate with Jelfrev Smith TWO PROF. MALES WANTED - General ). Director of Finance bals. 16* medium thin Friday, Monday and view s: FRIENDLY RESTAURANT WANTED a b ility . 563-8276. SEEK 4 Rooms and heat, cleaning person. To clean 001-02 FLOORSANDING — crash. 16* m edium crash. Tuesday 2/1 to 2/5, from hot water, appliances. 28* ping ride. 18" m edium 9 am to 12 pm. C a ll OFFICE WORK PART small shop and office. Floors like new. Special $375-S475. M a n c h e s te r crash. 14* highhat with EOE M/F Immediate openings for mature res TIM E- Accounts receiva Hours negotiable. Apply izing In older floors, natu 237-7030 OFFiaAL NOTICE area. Collect ontlques- throne. All hardware in ble and payable, typing at Able Coll, Howard TOWN OF MANCHESTER CONNECTICUT ral and stained floors. No ponsible people to work full or part /pointlngs, references cluded. Leather cases. and answ ering phone. 15- Road, Bolton. BOARD OF TAX REVIEW waxing anymore. John time. To work evenings provided. C a ll 646-7992 Sm all tra p case plus a set 28 hours w eekly. H ours V e rfa llle . C a ll 646-5758. The Board of Tax Review of the Town of Manchester, Conn., otter 9pm. of Clear Tama Octobans RN’s LPN’s NA’s & HHA’s 12-4pm. C a ll 649-8072. W A IT R E S S E S - A p p ly In w ill be In leSslon in the Municipal Building, 41 Center Street, Come and learn about the advantages of work 5:00 pm to 8:00 pm person. Luigis Restau MNOtM THE TREES on the tollowine doya during the month ot February. with stands. Asking ing tor medical personnel pool. Must have 1 year $3,888, negotiable. C a ll Positions available: CLEANING PERSON - 2 ra nt, 706 H a rtfo rd R d „ Thia cozy. 7 room Ranch laallualad on a largacounlry lot. It haa F e b ru a ry t1, M o n d ay 7:00 - 8:00 p.m. ■ ROOMMATES INCOMER lull time experience. We have openings on all Manchester. a llrat lloor family room, (Iraplace In the F e b ru o rv 14, T h u rsd ay 7:00 - 8:00 p.m. 647-8855, o r 643-2527 pref hours a day, 4 days per larga walk-ln cloaal, 2 car garaga and mora. Call uafor appolnt- l2 iJ SERVICE^ shuts. We oiler excellent pay and benefits. We with Herald carriers F e b ru a ry 19, Tuaadov 7:00 • 8:00 p.m. IWANTEO erably after 6pm. ^ I T will be recruiting on February 6th, 1985 from 10 Waitor — Waitress week. Perfect tor serious mant lo aaa. a m to 4 p.m. In the H&R Block Office, Mar student. C o ll 643-2103. SECRETARY - Vernon There w ill also be o meatlng on Saturday February 23, )985ot area; Transcription and I® ^ 10:00 a.m . fo r on site Inapectlona. ZINGLER'S INCOME shall's Mall, 324 Broad St., Manchester. Cook ROOMATE WANTED - to typing skills required. All partoni claiming to be aggrieved by thedeclalonotthe TAX SERVICE - Filing Must Call For Interview Appolninwnt. Excellent Income DAYCARE OPENINGS- Atsesaor ot the Town ot Manchester must appear ond Hie share halt a house In Call 872-6200 for personal and smalt busi Production — Utility Teachers and aides their complaint at one ot these meetings or at some ad- Manchester/ $258 in ANTIQUES 8 2 3 ^ MEDICAL appointment. lourned meeting ot said Boord of Tax Review. ness tax returns. In your I for the needed to work with in cludes a ll. 647-8656. MyrS. ______PERSONNEL fants and preschoolers. D ated Ja n u a ry 24, 1985 home. Since 1974. Also A pretty ruffle-trimmed POOL Must be over 18 years of age and P le ase col 1646-9606 fo r an B O A R D O F T A X R E V IE W bookkeeping services ANTIQUES A N D dress for playtime is easy have dependable transportation. right people. appointment. Frank M. Stamler, Vice Chairman NOTICE TO CREO ITO Rt available. Coll Walt at COLLECTIBLES- Will to sew and cool to wear. 549-0870 051-01 E S T A T E O F 646-5346. purchase outright or sell No. 8288 with Photo- CATHERINE H. BARRETT Guide is in Sizes 1 to 6 aka KATIE H. BARRETT on commission. House lot No experience required. THE EASY W AY to find a HAVE YOUR INCOME years. Size 2, 216 yards cosh buyer for no-longer- oka CATHERINE P. or single piece. Tele HMHCMESTEa SS4.S00 BARRETT oka KATIE P. T A X P R E P A R E D phone 644-8962. 46-ineh. needed household Items aOCUiaDE ARE* a little spsuse w ill BARRETT EARLY. Reasonable fee. TO O E IO L la a i 12.88 fs r aaafe PART TIME EVENING For interview call manager for ap Thia Immaculala. 7 rooifTQarriaon Colonial la conveniently gattara, |hu 8*8 Mr ftsttga la* Is w ith a w ant ad. D ia l In the right place The Hon. David C. Roppa. C a ll after 5pm. 649-2373. Please contact Jeanne 643-2711 to place you r locatednao moavdoaa tolo evoiyiiiivu.everything. 7, rooma, o3 ..bedrooma,v u iw m .*, ,,, balha, Judea, ot the Court of Pro B O B 'S COINS AND aaa< llaf. pointment. llrat lloor family room. llrAplaca with built-in woodalova. gar i^avBXtn Ideal for housewives, stu DATA ENTRY-Fulltim e quick-actlon ad. bata, D litrict ot Coventry at STAMPS - U.S., foreign. openings tor processing aga with elactricelectric opener. Mual ba aaen! a hearing bald on January 29, 1888's, Canada B ank T o k 1985 ordered thot all clalma r o c k y clerks tor Workers Wi un M r yw feacwM 1 ^ HOUSEHOLD ens. Baseball cards, com Nawfi(%R.T.1tasa dents, or anyone who needs GLASTONBURY HILL 1 must be presantod to the fidu Trial Naaia, A88raii alUi IIF Comp. Duties include; "REMi" PR0FE88I0NAU ciary on or batora April 29, | D Z | b00D8 mon and collector’s an extra $75 to $125 weekly. 633-2895 563-1983 at 647-9946 BUSINESS RESULTS! ceai, HIM tMaiasr aae tin . Policy review and coding Cill 645-4625. m4 Hk lar Oin. 1985 or ba barred aa by law cards. Classic comics. Naw FASHION with for data entry. Liberal OPPORTUNITIES provided. Bertha E. Roppe, P.O. Box 2493, New Bri Photo-Gable pattezaa in 8 Positions WETHERSFIELD MAPLE AVENUE benefits, free parking. D.F. IE ALE, INC. 643-2711 C le rk f r o s t l e s s r e f r i g tain, CT, PO Box 423, all alia ransaa, haa a A p p ly In person 9 to 2, Rm I Efiata The fiduciary It: e r a t o r - Bottom Bolton, CT. Phone 647- apecial Graca Oila Collac- 563-4821 249-4227 lanrI|patprMpralJi III aw . II.. a n aii>ir, ci. Call’Mr. Burton at 647-9946 Northeastern Council, 1 MANCHESTER - attrac Anne P. Kobotkl freezer. Sears Copper- 1485, 6om to 18pm or tion (or largar aliaa: plan Rivervlew Square, East tive Main St. clothing M S-4SIS P.O. Box 173 tone. P resen tly In use. 646-9681, 5 days, 7am to 2 BONUS CoappMl EQUAL OPPOHTUNItV EMPLOYER a h t n i m b Kenalngton, CT 06037 Positions won't last long. Hartford, (secondfloor). boutique. Good terms. 002-02 $258. 643-1814. 5pm. P rice------$248 EOE. Allbrio Realty, 649-0917.