» - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wcdneiday. Dec. 18. I W SPORTS FOCUS U.S./WORLD Courtroom is battleground Turgeon hat trick Office partying? Smokers costly in Carbide takeover drama douses iRames Don’t biow it! to an employer ■v Pttor S, Hq w m UJ tage to friendly acquirers over tlve merger partner if it could Til* AuoclotMl Prcu those making hostile bids. quickly settle litigation over the ... page 11 ... page 15 ... page 19 1,757 deaths in a chemical leak DANBURY - The fight for ON DEC. 1$, GAF launched a from a company factory last year control of Union Carbide Corp. $4*-per share bid for Union Car­ in Bhopal, India. moved from a federal courtroom in bide that it sweetened to all-cash Now Haven to one in New York several days later. Carbide re­ SOURCES CLOSE TO the settle­ today a i GAF Corp. tries to quash sponded Sunday with a ’’poison- ment process have been quoted Carbide’s takeover defense. pill” defense designed to make an recently as saying that out-of-court On Tuesday, a federal Judge in unfriendly acquisition prohibi­ talks among Union Carbide, lawy­ New Haven said he would rule tively expensive. ers and the government of India Thursday on a request by GAF to ’The defense includes'an offer to have escalated with the company have a lawsuit filed against it by buy as much as 70 percent of the softening its position. Carbide has Union Carbide either dismissed or company's stock for $20 in cash not publicly commented on the transferred to New York. and debt securities it values at $65 progress of the talks. fKaurlirstrr Hrralft Carbide filed the lawsuit on per share if GAF acquires SO According to Tuesday’s edition Manchester — A City of Village Charm Monday as part of its defense percent or more of Union Carbide’s of the Wall Street Journal, so- against GAF’s hostile, $4.3 billion outstanding stock. called golden parachutes would be takeover bid. But In court on Meanwhile, Union Carbide said offered to 42 executives of Union Tuesday, GAF argued that the in documents filed with the Securi­ Carbide in the event of an un­ action should have been filed as a ties and Exchange Commission friendly change of control. The Thursday, Dec. 19,1965 Single copy: 250 counter-claim to a lawsuit GAF that it was considering other documents did not list the value of filed the same day in U.S. District defensive actions that include a severance contracts that could be Harild pholot by SivM * Qburt in New York. friendly merger with a company awarded to all 42. GAF asked U.S. Distict Judge other than GAF or the sale of some Union Carbide spokesman Ed O fficials Jose A. Cabranes to either dismiss of its large assets. Van Den Ameele confirmed Tues­ Coming to town Farm measure Carbide's lawsuit or move it to Also, the company was reported day that the company had offered a Now York, where GAF’s own to have offered its five top severance package to its execu­ Santa Claus is making regular appear­ Parkade Saturday through Tuesday. lawsuit was scheduled to be heard executives at least $8.75 million in tives on Oct. 22, but he would not ances during the Christmas shopping Right, Lloyd Smith and Lucille Giguere review ing tUs afternoon by U.S. District special compensation — so-called confirm the figures. season at the Manchester Parkade and appear as Mr. and Mrs. Claus at the Judge Andrew Pollack. golden parachutes — in the event However, the Journal reported in downtown Manchester. Left, Fred downtown Manchester Mall, listening to awaits action Cabranes said he would rule of an unfriendly takeover. that at least $8.75 million would go Thursday on GAF’s request. A Carbide spokesman would not to the company’s top five officers, Peck greets shoppers outside Liggett's the wishes of Frank Bell of Manchester. tax o ffer In the New York case, GAF elaborate on the SEC filings, in representing payment of about at the Parkade. Santa will be back at the Santa will be at the mall again Saturday. accuses Union Carbide of using its which it did not rule out a friendly three times their average annual By John F. Kirch defense to illegally frustrate merger with another company. compensation. Herald Reporter GAF’s bid by confusing share­ Wall Street analysts have said from Reagan Of that amount, $2.87 million holders and giving unfair advan­ Carbide would be a more attrac- would go to Chairman Warren M. Dollar mixed in European trading South Windsor officials said Anderson. The next four execu­ today they will review a proposal tives under Anderson are Alec LONDON (UPI) - The dollar pared with 51.42, and in Paris to almost a pfennig to 2.5085 marks made by the developers of the Firm sues over ‘monopoly" Flamm. vice chairman; James M. opened mixed in quiet trading on 7.6745 francs, compared with from 2.5170 and in Milan it feii Capitol Hill says planned Winchester Mall to create Rehfield; executive vice presi­ world money markets today, trad­ 7.6725. siightiy to 1,713 lire, compared a special taxing district that would MILWAUKEE (U PI) - The had a "monopoly” on "Monopoly.” dent, J. Clayton Stephenson, exec­ ing in a narrow range, dealers But in Frankfurt the doilar shed with 1,714.30 Tuesday. guarantee Manchester almost 40 makers of the half-century old Citigames President David Col­ utive vice president and chief said. percent of the revenues generated board game "Monopoly” say the bert said he didn’t know what all financial officer; and Elio E. Gold eased between $1 and $2 an president will sign by the mall. Wisconsin producer of a board the flap was about, adding that his Tarika, executive vice president. ounce. ANSWERS TO THE QUIZ South Windsor Manager Richard game is trespassing on its game had been selling for six years Van Den Ameele said the sever­ In London a pound bought WORLDSCOPE; 1-Andrei Sakharov; 2-Uranui; 3-Creat Britain; 4- Sarior said today that he has result of a year of struggle to property. and the U.S. Supreme Court ruled ance offer was made "to permit $1.4377, against $1.4382 at Tues­ comk-strip arlisli; 5-Yugoslavia By Jim Drinkard discussed the idea of a tax district reconcile powerful and competing Kenner Parker Toys Inc., Bev­ three years ago "monopoly” was a top management to focus on day’s close. NEWSNAME: Pope fohn Paul II; Roman Catholic The Associated Press with the developers, Bronson and forces; a deep and extended erly, Mau.. filed suit in federal generic term. serving the best interests of MATCHWORDS; 1-c; 2-e; 3-b; 4-a; S-d Hutensky of Bloomfield and Mel­ court Tuesday seeking an injunc­ An attorney for Kenner Parker WASHINGTON - President depression in the farm economy; vin Simon and Co. of Indianapolis, shareholders. These contracts The dollar also moved ahead in PEOPLEWATCH/SPORTLICHT: 1-Barbara SIreiiand; 2-|ohn tion preventing Citigames of said the Supreme Court had not Reagan will sign the 1955 farm bill massive budget deficits and the but has not studied it in detail. The give them the financial security to Zurich to 2.1070 francs from 2.1033, Lennon; 3-baseball; 4-lighlweighl; S-spitball America Inc., of Oshkosh, from ruled On an appeals’ court decision do that.” in Brusseis to 51.48 francs, com­ on Monday, despite its expense and need to cut federal spending; and a plan would give Manchester 38 using the word "monopoly” in its that the term was generic. But he the mixed policy outcomes for the slump in farm exports, which percent of the tax dollars from the real estate-trading game, "Home­ said subsequent legislation in administration, congressional traditionally have been the back­ entire development, even though town Monopoly.” Congress overruled the appeals sources said today. bone of U.S. foreign trade. less than 38 percent of the taxable In effect, Kenner Parker said it court. Agriculture Secretary John ’The administration won victo­ property would be located in Block scheduled a news confer­ ries on several important fronts, Htrald photo by Bathaw Manchester. ence to announce the decision, and the foremost of which was the issue Sartor said he received a letter SURGEON GENERAL'S WARNING: Smoking sources on Capitol Hill said the of commodity price supports. The Jim McMahon, left, and Bill Copeland of Center School. The $74,000 project, from the developers this week that supports for export-dependent president had decided to approve Premier Roofing Co. of West Haven which began on Nov. 18, is almost outlined the plan. Santa has a Causes Lung Cancer, Heart Disease, the legislation despite objections crops such as corn, wheat, cotton, "W e told them that if they want Emphysema, And May Complicate Pregnancy. from some In the administration. rice and soybeans will be substan­ brave the cold Wednesday to install complete after numerous delays caused to make a formal proposal, we Holiday Festival Many members of Congress, tially reduced and tied more aluminum trim on the new roof at Bolton by the weather. would discuss it with the 'Town which passed the bill on W^nes- closely to prices on world markets, Council,” Sartor said. He said the day, had urged the presideik to rather than being set at arbitrary developers would be invited to a of Value for approve It as a compromise that levels decided by Congress. council meeting in January to Kings, 17 mg. "tar". 1.2 mg. nicotine; Menthol, 18 mg. "lar", 1.2 mg. nicotine; would restore market competitive­ ’The aim is to lower prices discuss the plan in detail. Xmas shopping. Lights. 10 mg. "tar", 0 . 8 mg. nicotine av. per cigarette by FTC method. ness to American agriculture enough' to restore the attractive­ Bolton roof almost finished Allan Hutensky, a partner in while offering farmers an income ness of U.S. goods to foreign buyers Bronson and Hutensky, said Wed­ ©1985B&WTCO. workers would brave the cold safety net. and let crops flow into the By Goorgo Layng classroom floors. nesday that the proposals were Harold Reporter today to finish the edging. Come in and save ’The House endorsed the 1,397- marketplace rather than federal Rash said this morning that an made to answer Manchester’s The $74,000 project, which began page compromise bill on a 325-96 stockpiles. Farm exports have estimate of the damage has not yet concerns that Winchester would BOLTON>— Things have re­ on Nov. 18, was slated to be vote, and the Senate approved it dropped alarmingly, from near $44 been prepared. Head custodian bring much traffic to the town but turned to normal now that only completed in 15 working days. 55-38 a few hours later. billion in 1981 to a projected $29 James Veitch will probably wait few tax dollars. minor items remain to be com­ However, delays caused by Block was said by members of billion next year, while farmers until Christmas vacation before Most of the regional mall’s retail pleted on the new roof at Bolton weather and major leaks slowed Congress to have recommended have forfeited their crops to the assessing the work that needs to be space would lie in South Windsor, Center School, Principal Anne the work. In addition, students and 305 E. Center St.. Manchester, CT approval by Reagan, and some government rather than sell them done, she said. However, Rash said while a parking lot and an office Rash said this morning. teachers have complained that .A E A Mon.-Sat. 10-5 farm-state GOP members of Con­ below the price-support rate. the water has dried and classes are complex would be located in “ As far as I ’m concerned, it’s classes were disrupted by loud 643-4958 Thurs. NUes-8:00 PM gress sought Reagan’s signature to Income subsidies also will be being held in the rooms. Manchester. The Winchester prop­ finished,” Rash said of the roof. All noise and strong odors from the spare them the harsh political reduced over the life of the osal stands in contrast to one for that remains is for workers to construction. She said a complete assessment fallout of a veto. legislation, although at a slower the Buckland Hills mall, which finish installing metal trim that On Dec. 12, hundreds of gallons of the damage caused by the work ’"rhis gives the president every­ rate than price supports. That would be located entirely in runs along the edge of the roof, she of water flooded four classrooms will be conducted once the project thing he wanted in the way of means that nearly all the income- Manchester. said. that had been covered by a is finished. In addition to the trim, change, except for the schedule on farmers lose iii the short term due Hutensky said the creation of a , ^ Do You Have 5 “ It’s no longer disruptive, and tarpaulin. The water damaged a Rash said, some reseeding must be which he wanted those changes to to lower commodity prices will be tax district, which might need most of the equipment is gone,” copying machine and left two to done where equipment damaged occur,” said Rep. Edward Madi- made up from the federal special US^islation, would distrib­ J Holiday Baking Needs? * Rash said. She said it was unlikely three inches of standing water on part of the school grounds. gan, the senior Republican on the treasury. ute revenue from the project more m Ik House Agriculture Committee. Among policy negatives for the equally among the towns. Use A presidential veto would be ” a administration were provisions "One of the concerns of the town political disaster In the farm belt offering retaliation for foreign of Manchester in regards to the for the Republican party,” the trade practices Congress regards Senate Republicans to give project is that the bui4en would be f THE MARC BAKERY f Illinois lawmaker added. as unfair, continued protection on the town of Manchester, but the ^ • Christmas Logs • Assorted Pastry 9 But administration sources said from imports for the domestic tax dollars would go to South A • Assorted Cookies Trays ^ other forces within the executive sugar industry and a new assess­ Windsor,” Hutensky said. “ I think ment on dairy farmers which the ^ • Assorted Christmas • Stollen w F branch are weighing in against the this is in response to that concern. ’ ’ bill, citing policy problems on administration derisively calls ” a backing to tax deductions The 800,000-square-foot retail K Breads • Assorted Fruit Pies ^ trade and foreign policy and milk tax.” mall would be built on 93 acres (50 FREE PER CARTON!) objections to the bill’s cost. ^ • Many Other Holiday Items ^ By Jim Luther Packwood reasoned that even if straddling the Manchester-South ’The five-year farm bill is the Related story, p. 10 Windsor town line. The Manches­ The Associated Press Kennelly objects the Senate were to vote for repeal, y • Wedding & All Occasion Cakes, 9 House negotiators would never ter portion of the site contains about 36 acres. fg Rolls, Breads, Pastries Jk WASHINGTON - Fearing to voice vote approve a bill that included repeal, 25 great tasting "they’ll be left hanging out to dry” Almost all of the initial develop­ J i r OUR REPUTATION A QUALITY UNSURPASSED ^ Reagan would sign it anyway and by President Reagan, Senate Re­ — see page 5 Republican senators would be ment of Winchester would be done 2 MARC BAKERY / GIFT SHOP J cigarettes J n a k e publicans are unlikely to support “ left hanging out to dry" just as in South Windsor, meaning that the president's call to kill the they were earlier this year when Manchester normally would not Up 43 Purnell Place, Manchester « receive much of the tax dollars deduction for state and local taxes, member Bill Bradley of New Reagan backed away from a ^ HOURS; Mon.-Sat. 9:00-5:00 ^ fbrthepriceof ! the chairman of the Senate Fi­ Jersey said the bill was "a great major Social Security initiative. until after the development moved We will be open for your convenience n E 20 nance Committee says. victory for the general interest of The House bill would provide a south of the town line. Sunday, Dec. 22,10am - 2pm Chairman Bob Packwood, R- the special interests.” tax cut averaging 9 percent for Under the developer's proposal, Ore., told reporters Wednesday The House bill, written chiefly by most Americans while raising however, Manchester would re­ that the Senate probably would not Democrats on the Ways and Means taxes on corporations by more ceive 38 percent of the revenue make major changes in the tax bill Committee, is patterned after the than $140 billion over five years. generated from the development passed Tuesday by the House. A measure Reagan proposed as the Tax rates would be cut for of the entire project, even if all of senior Democrat on the commit­ top legislative goal of his second individuals and corporations; the the initial development took place tee, Sen. Lloyd Bentsen of Texas, term. But there are several major personal exemption (now $1,040) in South Windsor. said it would be difficult to differences, including treatment of would be raised to $2,000 for people "Ultimately our plan is to significantly change the House the deduction allowed for state and who don't itemize deductions and develop the land in Manchester Channels R ich la n d measure. local taxes paid. $1,500 for those who do. too,” Hutensky said. “ But right Those assessments raised the Reagan wants to repeal the More than 6 million low-income now the concentration is on the possibility — unlikely though it deduction: that would provide families would be exempted from mall.” of Beauty might be — that the final bill that about $150 billion over five years to the income tax altogether. Please tern to page 10 •-S- .J emerges from Congress next year help pay for lower tax rates and Elegant hoops set with might be one Reagan would veto. other changes. The Ways and Chqnnel-style diamond 30 diamonds SSSO Reagan supported the Democratic Means Committee concluded there jewelry with bill that passed the House on was no way to get a tax-overhaul Tuesday, but mainly he just bill passed unless the deduction TODAY’S HERALD that fashionable wanted to get it to the GOP- was retained. tailored look. controlled Senate where, he hopes, it can be changed. TO COAX HOUSE Republicans Several members of the Finance into supporting the Democratic NLRB rules Index Committee, which probably will legislation, Reagan issued a letter A nonstriking nurse, Peg Ru- 29 pages, 4 oeeUene Bracelet set with 6 diamonds. Flat start work on the legislation in spelling out the minimum require­ deen, was fired from her job at the herringbone chain S275. February, expressed serious res­ ments of a bill that could win his AHuIm 21 ’ ''V, ervations about the House bill. support. Among those require­ in November because she sup­ R iia in a M 9K.9ft Most of the comments were ments were a $2,000 exemption for ported the union that represents r i M a l f l w i 911.9ft Necklace set with 5 similar to those from Sen. William all lower- and middle-income striking employees at the Vernon r in m lM 70 diamonds with " S " style Roth, R-Del., who said the bill Americans and sufficient incen­ chain S490. Street facility, the National Labor nnnnaclleirt n "essentially is anti-growth” be­ tives for business and investment. Relations Board in Hartford has Fnt«rt>lnnmnt cause it would raise corporate 19 Packwood told reporters he does ruled. Story on page 3. F n eiM 1ft All settings 14k yellow gold taxes by more than $140 billion not feel bound by that letter and 1 fwial nmtta ______3-S over five years. said there is ‘no way to pay for the 1 n H ary A C « n ^ O f Sanfc* “ The most important thing we improvements Reagan wants if NEW! Weather forecast rthItiiarliM can do in tax reform is to create the methods of raising revenue are 10 kind of policies that will make us closed off. Repealing the state and Clear and very cold tonight. n p in in n competitive in world markets,” local tax deduction is a major Lows around zero northwest to the P a n p la fl2 'Ihared JeweWf* Snce less Roth said. "W e’ve got to have a revenue source — but Packwood mid teens southeast. Increasing R p n rta , 11.14 major overhaul of the House bill.” said Republicans, who control the cloudiness and cold Friday. Higito Talau lain n 21 BTOTOL FAnMNQTON HARTFORD MANCHESTER Senate, are unlikely to stick their in the lower 20s northwest to I I ft /IWnri/4 71 MEROEN MR.FOnO NEW HAVEN SOUTHaURY DEMOCRATIC PANEL necks out for repeal. around 30 southeast. Weather TORRNOTON TRUMaULL WATER8URV .2 lActmN CmnH*IH»r»lFVm/Ai«»Hcan Ehwsm Richland 25’s Available in Regular, Menthol & Lights B.i>ed tin m.-jfH;‘,K,tufcr s suyqvstocl rotntt.TtI p ric e tnq r Not availabip f. all nrfHis. I* - 1 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. 19. 1985 - 3_ I - MANCHEgTEW HERALD. Thurwtov. Pec. I». I9«5 WEATO la Labor board says nurse fired for union sympathies Josiah Lessner, both Manchester “ I don’t want to bring in another said they miss the nurse’s aides, By John F. Kirch striking nurse’s aides, housekeep­ ’The case will be assigned to an attorneys, and Howard DIcksteIn Herald Reporter ing and maintenance employees. administrative law Ju^e of the facility that isn’t involved,” she kitchen helpers and other service employees who went on strike Oct. of Vernon, have refused to nego­ She had also walked on the picket NLRB, Sauter said, but a hearing said. tiate a contract with District 1199, Today’s forecast A nonitriking nune was fired Officials at Crestfield-Fenwood 21. line. date has not yet been set. despite an order from the NLRB to from her Job at the Crectfield- could not be reached for comment. After she was fired Nov. 18, the do so. The owners contend that CoBBcetlcRt. MawacfeaMUs aai Rfeade Islaad: Fenwood nuriing home in No­ Bill Meyerson, a spokesman for BUT SAUTER SAID the NLRB’s union charged that she was dis­ IF ’THE JUDGE finds in favor of District 1199 does not represent an Moitly ninny and vei> cold today. Highs in the vember becauae ehe supported the District 1199, said Wednesday that decision has nothing to do with the missed because she supported the the union, the nursing home .will "uncoerced majority” of the nurs­ upper teens to mid 20s. Clear and very cold tonight. union that repreMnts itriking union. probably be required to offer the NLRB decision means that other nurses at Crestfield- Fenwood. ing home employees. Lows around iiro northwest to the mid teens employees at the Vemon Street "W e feel there is sufficient merit Rudeen her Job back with back other nurses still working at the southeast. Increasing cloudiness and cold Friday. facility, the National Labor Rela­ tothecase,” John Sauter, officer in pay, Sauter said. ’The matter might home can actively support the “ ’This decision is Just based on Workers voted 46-40 last De­ Highs in the lower I N northwest to aroond go tions Board in Hartford has ruled. charge of the NLRB office in also be settled before the hearing, union without fear of being fired. the termination of one Individual.” cember to allow District 1199 to southeast. The nuree. Peg Rudeen, does not Hartford, said Wednesday. he said. ” It also establishes the prece­ ^ u te r said. represent them in contract Maine: Mostly sunny today except some belong to the union. But in October, dent that all the other nurses are Rudeen said that she still sup­ negotiations. Sauter said the labor board will When asked if she would take her afternoon cloudiness with a chance of flurries she Joined 23 other nonstriking, protected,” Meyerson said. "A ll of ports the striking employees at the iasue a complaint to the owners of Job back at Crestfield-Fenwood if The owners challenged the union north and mountains. Highs from the single nonunlonixed nurses in signing a them.” nursing home, but no longer walks petition that asked the nursing the nursing home, probably within the owners offered it to her, vote, but were unsuccessful when numbers north to mid teens south. Mostly clear Rudeen said; ” I ’I1 have to see the on the picket line. the NLRB in Washington, D.C., tonight. Lows 10 to 20 below north and S above to 10 home’s owners to negotiate a the next week or two. He said both Along with Rudeen, about four union officials and the nursing offer first.” About 60 employees went on certified District 1199 Oct. 1 as the below south. Sunny Friday except increaaiag contract with the New England other nurses have walked on the home’s three owners have been Rudeen denied comment on her picket line, which is staffed 24 strike because the home’s three legal bargaining agent for 85 cloudiness southwest portion late in the day. Highs Health Care Employees Union, District 1199, which represents notified of the board’s decision. present employment hours a day. Other nurses have owners, Holland Castleman and employees of the home. 10 to 17 north and 18 to 25 south. New Harapehlre: Mostly sunny today except some afternoon cloudiness with a chance of flurries north and mountains. Highs from the single MHA picks Fuss numbers north to mid teens south. Mostly clear Police charge two Manchester/Area tonight. Lows 10 to 20 below north and S above to 10 below south. Mostly sunny Friday except increas­ Towns In Brief ing cloudiness south late in the day. Highs in the Pillowtex pickets for flood project Feels like mountain cold teens north to mid 20s south. Vermont: Bitter cold with partly sunny skies Board considers mill bonds By Susan Vaughn The work is intended to alleviate Today: mostly sunny and very cold. High around 20. Wind west 10 to 15 dent, police said. today. Chance of flurries. Highs 5 to IS. Evening A picketing man arrested Tues­ The town Board of Directors will hold a special meeting today Herald Reporter basement flooding in 100 of the 200 mph. Tonight: clear and very cold. Low zero to 10 above. Light west flurries then clear and frigid tonight. Lows zero to day outside the Pillowtex Corp. on Venceslau and Allard were held at 5 p.m. in the Lincoln Center hearing room to consider a plan for units at the complex. The problem Regent Street was arrested again pending arraignment today at wind. Friday: mostly sunny in the morning, increasing cloudiness in the 10 below. Friday sunshine followed by increasing the redevelopment of a former Cheney Brothers weaving mill. ’The Manchester Housing Au­ has been present for years, but W^nesday with another picket Manchester Superioi'Court. afternoon. Cold with high 20 to 25. Drawing by Ben Aucoin, 9, of 67 clouds. Highs in the teens. UPI| The plan calls for the issuance of mortgage revenue bonds for thority Wednesday night selected recently grew worse, prompting hfter they allegedly vandalized the Venceslau had also been ar­ the rehabilitation of the weaving mill at 91 Elm St. The Fuss and O’Neill, a Manchester the authority to take action. Arvine Place, a fourth grader at Martin School. cars of employees who were rested on Tuesday after he al­ consulting firm, to do an engineer­ Shanley said that if the plans are Today In history leaving the plant, police said this legedly threatened security developers, the Silk Mill Associates Limited Partnership of Extended outlook ing study on work that will prevent completed in time, the construc­ morning. guards at Pillowtex and then Manchester, which owns the building, and Munroe, Jennings & flooding at the Westhill Gardens tion work may start in the spring. In 1984, British Prime Minister Margaret Thatchersigned Wayne Venceslau, 35, of 152 struggled with police who tried to Doig of Farmington, want to use the bonds to finance the Extended outlook for New England Saturday housing project for elderly people, Henry St., and Kenneth Allard of arrest him, police said this conversion of the building into 249 apartments. In other busings at its meeting through Monday: an accord with China returning Hong Kong to China In Executive Director Carol Shanley East Hartford were each charged morning. The Manchester Redevelopment Agency approved the plan Wednesday, the authority re­ Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode Island; 1997. She is shown in a Fob. 21, 1985, file photo. ssid todsy with third-degree, criminal mi­ Police said Venceslau was Monday. The Board of Directors must make final approval viewed with accountant Arthur Snow likely Saturday. Partly cloudy Sunday. Fuss and O’Neill’s bid of $10,800 schief and second-degree rioting. charged with breach of the peace, before the agency meets with the developers again to approve the Damato year-end budget figures BOSTON Chance of snow Monday. Continued cold. Highs in was the lowest of three received for Both were also arrested in No­ threatening, criminal tresspass rate and structure of the bonds. for its two federally subsidized the 20s Saturday and Sunday and in' the mid 20s to the work, Shanley said. The firm vember in connection with distur­ and resisting arrest in connection The bonds, which woujd be issued by the agency, are backed by housing projects, for elderly peo­ mid 30s Monday. Lows 5 to 10 northwest and 10 to 20 prepared the preliminary plans. bances at the pillow and comforter with that incident. the proceeds from the project. The town would not be at financial ple. Westhill and Mayfair NEW YORK southeast. The project, which will cost an Ahnanac manufacturer, police said. risk. Gardens. Vermont: Chance of snow Friday night and Police said Venceslau entered estimated $400,000, will be paid for - Police said Allard and Venceslau The developers have received a 110-million construction Saturday, flurries Sunday and Monday. Cold with company grounds, yelled obsceni­ by modernization funds provided The authority took in $468,346 in prevented employee vans from mortgage commitment from a bank in Boston. highs in the 20s and lows zero to 10 above. Today is Thursday, Dec. 19, the ties at two Pinkerton guards and by\ the federal Department of rental income for the fiscal year leaving the Pillowtex plant. Allard threatened to kill one of them. ending Sept. 30, Shanley said. The Maine: Chance of snow Saturday. F air Sunday. 3S3rd day of 1985 with 12 to follow'. Housing and Urban Development, allegedly tried to scrape and grind Police said that when officers accounting showed that the author­ Chance of snow Monday. Lows 5 above to 10 below The moon is in its first quarter. Students make Who’s Who which subsidizes the housing pro­ the passenger window of one approached Venceslau in a van ity was well within its budget, as it LOS Al Saturday and Sunday warming into the single The morning stars are Mercury, vehicle, while Venscelau allegedly ject off Bluefield Drive. HUD has used by strikers that was parked Three area students from the University of Connecticut School approved the work. had anticipated income of $455,807. numbers and teens Monday morning. Highs in the Venus, Mars and Saturn. threw an egg at the windshield of The evening star is Jupiter. outside Pillowtex, he was uncoop­ of Engineering have been selected for the 1986 edition of “ Who’s LOWEST teens north to 20s south rising into the lower 20s to the van after it Ieft4)ie property, erative and appeared to be "ex­ lower 30s Monday. Those bom on this date are under police said. Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges.” OPEN SUNDAY 12-4 TEMPERATURES tremely intoxicated.” Police said The students are Steven C. Machuga of Hamilton Drive in New Hampshire: Chance of snow Saturday. Fair the sign o f Sagittarius. They According to police, the two also . 2 0 ip Venceslau struggled with officers Manchester, James J. Purcell of Flanders Road in Coventry and Sunday. Chance of snow Monday. Lows 5 above to Include British Arctic explorer incited the 30 to 40 people who were William Perry in 1790, actor Ralph as he was being handcuffed. Anne Silberstein of North River Road in Coventry. OPEN TONIGHT ORLEANS SsJ* 10 below Saturday and Sunday warming into the picketing the north and south gates During the struggle, which oc­ Richardson in 1902, Soviet Presi­ DAYS T I L C H R IS TM A S They were selected by campus nominating comnfiittees and single numbers and teens Monday morning. Highs of the plant to become unruly. curred inside the van, police said -LEGEND—— dent Leonid Brezhnev in 1906, editors of the directory on the basis of academic achievement, UNTIL 9:00 P.M. in the teens north to 20s south rising into the lower Police said the pickets became one officer burned his wrist on a JSNOW actor Kirk Douglas in 1918 (age “ increasingly more aggressive service to the community, leadership in extracurricular I BAM 20s to lower 30s Monday. 67), and actress Cicely Tyson in manned moon exploration camp stove. . and threatening towards non­ Police said Venceslau suffered a activities and potential for continued success. AM 1939 (age 46). program. striking workers.” SHOWERS FLOW On this date in history: In 1974, Nelson Rockefeller was cut above one eye during the Police said a Vernon man who struggle. He claimed the lacera­ UPl WEATHER FOTOCAST (& (SZ3 In 1777, George Washington and confirmed by Congress as Presi­ W ACAP closes for holiday pressed charges against Allard tion was caused when he was hit by 111V4 Center St., Manchester Across the nation the Ck>ntinental Army began a dent Gerald Ford’s vice president and Venceslau told them he would the officers, police said. The COVENTRY — The Windham Area Community Action Call for extended holiday hours winter encampment at Valley and was sworn in. ’The United be quitting his job at Pillowtex Snow will spread from the Dakotas and officers den i^ striking Venceslau, Program will be closed during part of the holiday week. Forge, Pa. States had been without a vice because of the incident. The National forecast Nebraska across the upper two thirds of the In 1968, Norman Thomas, six­ president since the resignation of police said. W ACAP will be closed Tuesday, Dec. 25 and Jan. 1. • Unique Fashions & Gifts From Around the World • employee said that although he Police said Venceslau was also Mississippi Valley. A few snow squalls will linger time Socialist Party presidential Spiro Agnew in October 1973. During Friday morning, snow is forecast for parts of the Northern had been given a raise by the belligerent when he was taken to near the lower Great Lakes. W in ^ will be strong candidate, died at the age of 84. In 1984, 'a mine fire in Orange­ company that day, he was "ex­ Manchester Memorial Hospital for Plains, the Lower Great Lakes and parts of the Mid Atlantic Coast and gusty over Montana and North Dakota. Fog In 1972, the splashdown of ville, Utah, killed 27 miners and tremely frightened” by the inci- treatment, and while he was being Region. Elsewhere the weather will be fair. and haze will remain over the western valleys. Apollo-17 ended America’s mine executives. placed in the holding cell at police EMERGENCY eWW SUMBM12 headquarters. Fire — Police — Medical 0 1 0 1 ^ Venceslau was held on $2,500 Fire Calls bond before being arraigned Wed­ DIAL 911 nesday at Manchester Superior In Manchester '^"Make it a Regal Christmas Lottery Court and released. PEOPLE Manchester with a Gift of Haggar Slacks Connecticut daily Tri-state daily: 433, 9195 Saturday, 1:26 p.m. — service UUiUUUUiiUUU t Rhode Island daily: 9l84 call, 58 Strickland St. (Eighth latest work, "The Color Purple.” "Thiswasa Rambo. The parade will have Paul Anka as A Cardin babushka Wednesday; 256 Massachusetts daily: 1032 District). departure for me,” he said in an interview grand marshal and also will feature Chrysler Play Four: 6589 “ M egabucks” : 3-7-11-13-25-32 Saturday, 2:19 p.m. — arcing Pierre Cardin and the Soviet government taped for "Good Morning, Am erica.” " I was Chairman Lee lacocca, who headed the (There were four winners) wires, 31 Union St. (Eighth have become comrades in fashion. Cardin making a movie about characters — not campaign to restore the Statue of Liberty, on other numbers drawn Wednes­ Massachusetts weekly; Yellow District). was in Moscow Wednesday, finishing up an about story, concept or special effects. ‘E.T.’ a Lady Liberty float. The 2.5 millionth copy day in New England: 323. Blue 12, White 0 Saturday, 3:14 p.m. — motor 678IMAIN 8T. MANCHESTER; C T . was a very emotional story for me. I think it of lacocca’s autobiography will be printed HAGGAR agreement that could bring iiis designs to as J J ______vehicle accident, 71 Haynes St. A VALVt VAAItTY SrOAg WITH UOAgI many as S million Soviets. "It is impossible to prepared me for ‘The Color Purple’ more Friday. .'(Town, Paramedics). say what the contract is worth,” he said at a than anything else. If 1 hadn’t made ‘ E.T.’ : Saturday, 6:04 p.m. — medical Expand-O-Matic news conference. "It is my dream to dress all I ’m not sure I would have Jumped into ;call, 689 Main St. (Town, YES WE’RE OPEN! t 280 million Soviets." A shop filled with anything as deep and personal as "Hie Color • Paramedics). Soviet-made Cardin designs is expected to Purple.’” Spielberg said when he met with : Saturday, 7:44 p.m. — medical MONDAY THRU FRIDAY ► open in a couple of years. Cardin brushed off "Purple” author Alice Walker, she too said Pop goes tradition ;call, 360 Oakland St. questions about how his fashions would look she would not have given her approval to let : (Paramedics). UNTIL 8 PM ^ on Soviet women, who aren’t known for him make a movie version had it not been for The Boston Pops are considering breaking : Saturday, 8:38 p.m. — medical glamour. "I dress Japanese, Latin Ameri­ "E.T.” an old tradition — foregoing their usual {call, 459 Keeney St. (Town, SUNDAY 11 AM TO 4 PM ^ cans and Americans,” he said. "Women are Fourth of July concert in Boston so they can Paramedics). women.” One Russian who already wears appear at the unveiling of the renovated NOW 'TIL CHRISTMAS ^ Statue of Liberty. ’"This is a great honor, not ^ Sunday, 2; 12 a.m. — medical Cardin clothes is Soviet first lady Raisa Politicians on parade Jcall, 107 Sycamore Lane (Town. only for the Boston Pops, but for Boston as Gorbachev and Cardin says she has an {Paramedics). One of the Mardi Gras Carnival parades well,” Pops conductor John Williams said. When yob^-getoV- Haggar* 365 “ ideal” image. “ They have reason to be slacks, you can count on great proud to have such a beautiful and elegant will have a political theme but fun will still be “ We are hopeful that we can represent lady who wears fashion so well,” Cardin the goal this February in New Orleans, 'hie Boston at this proud moment.” Orchestra performance year ’round. They said. theme of the of Endymion’s parade leaders have bw n conferring with Boston feature waistband for ultimate will be "What Might Have Been,” a political officials about arranging an alternate comfort. Protected by Scotch-Re­ spoof. Floats will feature likenesses of Gov. performance for July 4. The Pops plan to be lease*. so they're completely Purple training Edwin Edwards, whose racketeering trial back in Boston the next day for a show but the Tannenbaum machine washable, id backed ended in mistrial Wednesday, as the Sun news of the possible svritch drew m lx ^ Christmas trees have long been a symbol of the holiday by the Haggar* G tee of un- Not only was "E .T.” a box-office smash for King, his prosecutor, U.S. Attorney John reactions. One businessman went so far as to season. One account traces the origin of the Christmas conditional satisfa Steven Spielberg, it was good training for his Volz, as Jungle Jim and President Reagan as call the Pops’ desertion “ a traitorous act.” Mayor Raymond Flynn said he’d like to have tree to Scandinavia in the pre-Christian era, when the Pops play locally on July 4 but “this people there worshipi^ed trees. When Scandinavians special occasion requires special considera­ became Christians, they simply made evergreen trees • Navy • Grey tion. Lady Liberty deserves the best, and part of their Christmas celebrations. The Norse and with the Pops she’ll be getting the best — an Anglo-Saxons may have given the world the Yule log. • Brown • Mid Blue orchestra that is also one of America’s national treasures.” These heathen people used to bum a huge oak log once a 1 N U S E E TT B AK IN G • Tan • Black^ year to honor Thor, the god o f thunder. f POTATOES...... 99Cs lb. bag ^ DO YOU KNOW — What Christmas plant is asso­ Sizes 32 to 42 ciated with kissing? 690.h 1 Glimpses WEDNESDAY’S ANSWER — JeHerson Davit was Prati- 1 EMPEROR GRAPES...... dant of the Confederacy during the Civil War. 1 KNAKUS I9NONTED "Priszi’s Honor’; dominated the 51st New 00 12-1085 « Knowledge Unlimited, Inc. 1966 York Critics’ Circle awards and the voting 9 POLISH HAM...... »2.99ii.\ 2 fo r ^ 4 5 Wednesday was quick and simple. “ Priszi’s A Newqwpor In Educatkm Program I POHTED Honor” was named best picture and director by 9 Reg. *30 each...Now *23* each John Hnslon, star Jack Nlchotoon and The. Manchester Herald SWISS CHEESE------.. »2.99» supporting actress Anjellen Hnslon also won Buy ^2 and Save *15" awards. The best actress award went to Nomin Alendro, star of the Argentine film "The Offldal Story.” “The voting went very srooN ROUST______*2,99ib. it FREE ALTERATIONS fast,” said TV Guide critic JnilUi Crist. Manchester Herald COLONIAL tBMhBONELEtS “ There seemed to be very little controversy. I think it was about the shortest voting Richard W. Cosgrove, Publisher . HAM...... meeting in memory” ... Nobel Peace Prise CO NnCnO N EM , DAHK ON UOHTNNOWN winner Mother Teresn was released from St. USPS 327-500 VOL. CV, No. 60 Vincent’s Hospital Wednesday in New York DOMINO 5UGAR______, 2 / 0 9 ^ 1 lb. boxof after surgery to remove a cataract from her j y s g a a ewiy excw .iutiaev 3uew«tXSvasegtetf eorrlercerrler rotMrolM ere I91.19 left eye. “ The operation was h ii^ y success­ g * - . y !P!g..8g!Wt» by.Ww Men; w ^ y . SAif tor one meitHi. t ls S DIET COKE. CAm NE FREE COKE RECALLS ful,” a hospital spokeswoman said. COKE 9 9 C 2 IHor boWo ‘Yeur Quslltf Men's Shop' UPl pltcMO ddrwi eh eiw If the 8 All - 8 MO Owl. 8 AM • 8 M l V. ItofBie. P.trBeil 991. Te elece e ctaMNlea er Ul DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER TRI-CITY PLAZA Hollywood director John Huston’s black comedy “Prlzzl’s Honor" won "best cilwtor. Cerni. 91049. eaveniMment. erto reeerte 903 MAIN ST. VERNON Quote of the day OUARANTSSD OSUVSRV; It ltom,jtorverelclwreleee.eO [317 Highland St. Route 44 picture for 1085" at the New York Critics Circle’s 51st annual awards night ------M^to^AdS to 3911. Omm keure e r e 9 « Mijn.feS Open Mon.-FrI. 'til 9 Open Mon.-Fri. 'til 9 vow dowt receive veyr Hereto ay 9 A Mb aa r ~~ ^ ----- ^ — WedhMday In New York. Huston is shown here with the film's main cast in a White House spokesman Larry Speakes, pjw. weettUive er t S e.m.e.w tetor- * ' ^ '’WevVle Manchester Coventry 1 Sat. ’til 5:30 Sat ’til 5:30 eleeee teleetiene vewr r. HIGHLAND PARK MARKET Sun. 12-5 Sun. 12-5 file photo. Jack Nicholson and Kathleen Turner are on the left and Huston’s reiterating PreriHeat Reagan’s boast that If vew’re weetle to reeai v 646-4277 742-7361 daughter, Anjelica, who won the best supporting actress award for the film, is his successes on Capitol Hill provo he is not r eerideeiMM^ Tte a beading a lame-duck administration: M b y to jii.v er liejii. itrtiirr m vanss rwwss on the right. Huston won best director honors and Nicholson got the best actor etordBMtoro a IS irvk “All this talk about lame duck Is quack I jy^sacnsslsr award for his portrayal of Charley Partanna In the 20th Century Fox film. quack.” 4 Se— --

MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Dec. 19, 1988 - 5 4 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Ttiura

BOLTON - The Board of Selectmen has decided to COVENTRY - Citing a lack of study further a request by town constables for nn C A S IO I legal information as a stumbling -I. I. I f f a s e ^ the wages they « “ ‘ve for block, the Charter Revision Com­ '->V '2 '^ . I covering off-hour evenU such as school basketball mission Wednesday night tabled.a motion to rescind its rejection of a **(Sn8toWes ra'i^ntly receive $6 an petition signed by 600 residents sr-7ifii.ru* calling for a return to a selectmen form of government. before the relectmen at their t"®***?* The commission had requested a constables did not specify how much of a raise they second opinion from Town Attor­ ney Abbot Schwebel on the legality L«vine said the amount the constables rev iv e for of its Sept. 18 rejection of the KEy$tONEl04b I covering off-duty events has not petition, but Chairman Frank Disc Camera . ^ C D 0 tu x 0 - - ,'4 ‘ years, even though there are ' a lot Perrotti said Wednesday night that than In the past and they’re having problems getting it had not been received. Commit­ 1 Q C Q S " coverage for these things.” u ei—re » tee members decided they should -i--WTO 'C*8IOCnMlHC«d-8IM Sewer opponents post first legal victory Selectman Carl Preuss questioned whether a pay not vote on the motion without -0 0 0 0 n80.i2.S7 ^sotw crtcuiator raise was necessary. . __ - , hearing from Schwebel. Miioi • Naw Y«w '8 r»80hiiion to cH "If the consUbles aren’t working because they feel ailhogeloosopholagbyusIngthikIC.. they’re not getting compensated fairly, then It s a In an earlier opinion, delivered LowDitoe By George Loyng “This gives us an opportunity to bring abatement order the agency issued in over 100 state Suprem e Court to the commission in October, ^ i«IMabletfbum.EaK:hpggohol(l8SvS|l breach of contract and they shouldn t be workli^ for iX,' Never needs tnmriesl QW 1 3 9 SS.'<'r£^’ the $S million sewer project was not court decision overturning the 1983 against the dismissal would not succeed However, Selectman Sandra Pierog said town be only around $150,000, according to tion, told committee members •KODAKDtaeFBin a m m moments and relish the savingsl S S S . -V...... 1 2 . 9 0 intatnMborraotion ayMiMH needed and was imposed unconstitu­ referendum — the third referendum in because the state has sovereign ordinances restrict coverage to constables. Water Pollution Control Authority Wednesday that she was ready to 04>ack, Our Reg. 4.87 ..■ t iM 'd .^Oreat stocking stuffer! ’8M elwfc tor 4«tallSMUI HmllM<hoiie’ FM Stereo Radio *CredttCaid'FMr Other commission members said that passage of the petition a s . 70.00 P r o m p t c a r e would mean the groups’ efforts at 3 4 .7 0 as 22B. ^59 'W ais^ mly 1.2 os. R« revision had been in vain. inciudaach^ar.Baa. not A CHRISTMAS ON MAIN STREET “I did not come in as a rubber stamp lor a petition,” commission ^m DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER IS HERE TOM P E TTY ‘Rack Up member George Coon said. ThePlantation-Liwt’ D e ce m b e r 21 — S a tu rd a y Further .-’ction by the commis­ O •HEART ‘Heart’ SERIES J jn e r s o n . 8^ sion hinges upon information pro­ EMERSON vided by Schwebel. Perrotti said S890 0 . 9 D •SADE‘Promise’ U1098 as8 ^ • Come visit Santa at the Mall, 811 Main Street, 1-4 p.m. WITHANADDRESS Diagonal B&W TV he hopes to have the information in time to call a special meeting on ^ Free Coloring Books, »2‘»» Photo (optional). SERIES *7 711 Jan. 2. If not, the issue will be T998 f ■ f O ^ 0 9 Rag. 110.07 < TOUCAN FEEL addressed at the commission’s With AM/FM digkal dock radio & pop •STEVIE NICKS ‘Rock-A-LNtla’ A, • Food Bank — Drop off non-perishable food items to regular meeting on Jan. 9. up stand. Has LED digitat cioqfc Commission members have •ARCADIA ‘So Red The Rose' display plus convenient sleep and Personl Tee, 825 Main St. been asked to bring their ideas for •RUSH‘Power Windows* snooze functions. #BCR45 GOODABOUT revising the charter in writing to •KISS ‘Asyhim’ •WINDHAM HILL ARTISTS •CASIO Mini BAW TV, «TV2i, Reg. SS.gr ~ Drop off toys to the M anchester Mall the next meeting. However, ' k > ' V to be distributed by MACC. member Roland Green encour­ ‘A Winter’s Solatice* A aged the commission Wednesday • Carol Sing-A-Long with Bennet Jazz Band, 12-3 p.m. to “follow the will of the people .. ' MANCHESTER f “If we find out we’re wrong, no TELEPHONES MEMORIAL I matter how far down the road, we HOSPITAL should correct ourselves,” he said. y- ANSWERING xc\:r-Lu. Kennelly hits SALE! JEassOte / \..A i T m u j.: Wte-Od«0aiamoe0yatetn • UV3. n'xuxi.Lfxij tax voice vote m r s , ...... c m m M . •IMlRAFMfniiP iiW i Itoeaker. ■. ■ ^ ; V v r r n x c m Mawtofy, iWioOiiiaih M.aa -... \ 0 3 S 3 X E C a ' By Chris Rose iTE* JMtntmeieFiKNMt < ^ Scripps League Newspapers V. \ WASHINGTON - U.S. Rep. A U OTHER CASSETTES AT SIMILAR SAVINGS That Barbara Kennelly, D-Conn., who is a member of the Ways and Means Committee which hammered out the controversial tax reform bill, BIG WINTEIi SAVINGS! Perfect I ow, you can get quality your records to your doctor if dures.) And no up-front payment said she would have preferred ■fSBStSSItBSti walk-in medical care in the famil­ you wish. is necessary - we’ll gladly bill you Tuesday night’s vote on the mea­ ■ TORO Electric. iar surroundings of your commu­ At Promptcare you’ll receive or your insurance company. sure to have been recorded. Power Shovel Gift! nity hospital. convenient care without lengthy “I would have liked to see a roll ^ CMOrRte. . r ...... 00.00, ______PROMPTCARE IS - PromptCare at Manchester waits and without appointments. call vote.” said Kennelly. “Chair­ CdderSaie...... A; .00.te CONVENIENT Memorial Hospital is an attractive You’ll feel secure being cared for man Dan Rostenkowski would LH j ‘l„I LJ ter. Ratwtte...... 10.00* new walk-in medical center where by medical and health profession­ PromptCare is open from 9 a.m. have liked a roll call vote, but the Republicans were not at the AFTER S7li' TOu'll receive the immediate, als with years of experience treat­ to9 p. m., 7 days a week. And be­ RERATE...... SAVE affordable, all-inclusive medical cause of our r^uced fee structure, rostrum to call for one.” Po\4,vr pAi 6001 ing illness and injury. And our fee The bill was brought to the House /Mrit Sanre-over $20 eilef rebate. SxO care only a hospital environment after-hours care for minor illnesses tlilil llllll 'K structure is designed to keep your floor for the second time late ampmotorA 12* clearing widOt.' can provide. For non-emergency costs low. When you need m ^ i- and injuries is available through Tuesday night when It was passed g r o llllll ;-*fp>tigtoterSiliitiairiitoHlwia. care from sore throats to sprainr^ cal care immediately, you deserve the Hospital Emergency Depart­ by voice vote, and pronounced ■ yy. restoa^e^a a aura ...... , C-. 20%re 40% ankles, PromptCare will provide more than just a walk-in medical ment at the same reduced fee. approved by House Speaker Tho­ REMINGTON 14' the quality care you’ve always facility. You deserve care at an mas P. “Tip” O’Neill. h ; At ..-- '-'Power Cutter’ - ‘TOROEiectric counted on from Manchester address you can feel good about. “The Speaker did not bring the y r '’i ^ Every WMIDDtETNPX gavel down too hard,” Kennelly Sectric Chain Saw I ikiow Thrower A ; Memorial Hospital. PromptCare at Manchester BLACKADEdom ^ : CaMorRm. . V . . 80.00 : McCULLOCH f iCaMar Ray. .,.224.00 What does PromptOre’s said. She said “strict parliamen­ • S w eater Memorial Hospital. tary procedure was adhered to, but Heel *N Strip Qun iVvCaMprSala .'.44.00 MaePower4tec’* , CaUorOaia...... 107.00 unique hospital location mean to ARMORY ST I te4 Mr.fMiela...... 8.00* \ Every ______PROMPTCARE IS there was no call from the 600 Watt Generater, a ter, RaOete...... 20;00* you? It means already beingat e AFFORDABLE Republicans.” ■' AFTW I ^4 your hospital if your condition i 0 2 4 ® R“ i» 2 0 .0 0 OCaO c m Oor m m i • O v ersize Kennelly said she is pleased the A M 't o lliir a ' tor— rO \ R E 0 A T E .' l Our basic fee is $38.00-all 3 9 S 9 -4E.99.99 R^ 34040 ; i eiRMBRMiI B: a.» 4. warrants more serious attention. /• bill passed. “I agree with the ', SaveezOwiOinMMb. ided hr Ideal for winter emeraandas, .0177 S h irt It means being assured of high comtpon supplies are included. president. Tax reform should be ^ ' iteidiiao0bite«inaa,l2*diwr< A Every (There may be additional charges ,4 running «ha> power lodia or ,w , ^|wkteandTiw»tnate.tel2Q4 quality, complete medical service done and tho process should move woodlor wWar. *757672E * icarandboettMiteriaa. " ; *Sweli*tor4iai4iWWtoBwie.. at any hour forany problem. for necessary tests and proce­ arntRST RTE bkU forward." '»-'*aw tl«it».tor asMtoiaidMagiit. •P an t The key feature of the bill, And because of PromptCare’s according to Kennelly, is that rates Manchester Memorial Hospital for all taxpayers are lowered. location, we’ve met all the rigor­ .PROMPTCARE IS "People who work will be able to FOUR w . » ous hospital and state accredita­ ACCESSIBLE keep a healthy amount of thedollar WAYS tion standards. After you visit they earn,” she said. MANCHESTER Promptcare is ideally located at TO VERNON PromptCare, we’ll assist your n addition, six million "working 1145 Tolland Turnpike Manchester Memorial Hospital Tri-City Shopping Center personal physician in providing poor’ ’ will be removed from the tax CHARGE on Armory Street, off Mafn Street. rolls, according to Kennelly. you with continuing care, referring WALK-IN MEIMCAL CENTER AT MANCHESTER MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Plenty of parking close by. During the committee’s two STORE HOURS: MONDAY JHRU SATURDAY 9 AM TO 11 PM • SUNDAY 10 AM TO 9 PM • PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SATURDAY months of negotiations, Kennelly’s Quality womcn’a clothing key participation was retaining the deduction for state and iocal taxes. _t - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thuriitov. Dec. 19. 1988 Richard W. Cosgrove. Publisher Douglas A. Bevins, Managing Editor James P. Sacks. City Editor S much ■■ / OPINION Manchester ^ M A t ^

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in state schools • A ’ - A A ' A • A ‘ ’ A ', WK»AVe 2 :'' 50% 10 70% OFF ^ n lN 6 6ocD a H h e m U N YOU mOMBY Thun, to Sun. A preiidential task force of recent years cited ' A . 'A . KMITIHiUY Wiwm A T T H i i ?s He"® A- ’wa A ^ ’ A the stark reality of a "rising tide of mediocrity” in education in the United States. This week, the Teamster head results of a new test for prospective public school 'P' F ------teachers in Connecticut showed how far educators Saturday, Dec. 21 ' Christmas H i have to go before they can say things have r ratified action -Sal chhnged. 11am-2pm Command Performance Greetings Only half of the college students taking the test 2pm-Spm O&L LADIES' managed to pass, something that disappointed — ;jCoN6^ s i : •85 ilNlN’s ] 44 vs. dissidents but did not surprise — state Education [•9S Commissioner Gerald N. Tirozzi. Two hundred Sunday, Dec. 22 lORNA WILL twenty-nine, or 53 percent, received passing GIFT WRAP grades, while 205, or 47 percent, fa il^ . Those who 1pm-3pm JoAnn Fabrica Manchester Parfcads WASHINGTON — Teamsters President Jackie 3pm-5pm Prague Shoes see MKMIa Turnpike West, Manehsster. CT 08040 FREE! bad received a total score of at least 1,000 on the Presser applauded the type of violence that has 2034M7-10S0 y t r y s t le Scholastic Aptitude Test were not required to take become all too common in some labor unions. This the new test, which covered mathematics, writing is the conclusion of the President’s Commission on Monday, Dec. 23 and reading. Organized Crime, which will publish its findings in Bring in your roll of Him Eau de Toilette Spray The results of the test indicate the continued a forthcoming report on labor racketeering. 11am-1:30pm Radio Shack for processing and printing by Yves St. 2pm-4pm Shady Glen • 9 5 0 t o # 1 5 need for a comprehensive plan to change the The report will cite Presser’s praise for 4pm-6pm Record World and receive one roil of 12 Laurent caliber of students entering the teaching Teamsters officials who tried to break up a MEN’S! profession and ensure that inept candidates are convention of union reformers two years ago. "W e exposur^ Tudor (3S mm) • Arpege • My Sin Real Special LADIES not allowed into the classroom. If the current should be doing more of that,” Presser is quoted Tuesday, Dec. 24 •150 trend is not reversed, the quality of public film FREE! Natural Spray •145 as saying two weeks after the raid on the 10am-12noon Millie Frugal 4AISANA1S® education will only get worse. 12pm-1pm Sprint Photo reform ers’ convention. Offer cannot be combined with any ^ Perfume AUDETOnnTE The move that is under way to hike starting 1pm-2p'm PapaQInos other offer. Espirea Dec. 31, 1985. The incident occurred on Oct. 15,1983, at the SEIKO* CIRCLE THINi salaries for teachers will go a long way toward O p e n F o ru m »27*» to »75 Reg. 17** Hilton Hotel in Romulus, Mich., near Detroit, ELECTRIC QUARTZ attracting qualified candidates to the field. But it where the reform group was holding its annual Cologne • 1 3 4 B ANALOG WATCHES must correspond with a commitment to rigorous convention. md Powder Set HALSTON Men's and ladies training if the quality of the teaching profession is the piano for the residents of close to Toby Moffett and have According to files of the National Labor ■r • ' styles with leather or to be upgraded in any meaningful way. Crestfield union XOLOGNE stainless steel bands. Fenwood on Sunday mornings of the highest regard for his perfor­ Relations Board and the crim e commission, about J25___ In fairness, prospective teachers are not alone. \SPRAY her own volition (as she has for mance in Congress. 200 members of a rival group were brought to • N m r nisdi winding The quality of education has slipped in all a selfish entity , Reg. »17 many years) because the "old- Romulus by bus from cities in Michigan, and from S J 3 M ] • Uthlum BiHiry Ills ibsut 5 ynre disciplines, and the task force warning I expect that both Gov. O’Neill To the Editor: folks enjoy it,” as she puts it. I Ohio as far away as Youngstown. They • Diy ind DM! • LumlimM Dili highlighted the need for changes in the entire and Toby Moffett will be impor­ • Aipaa* never would have believed “ coercively interfered” with the convention by • I Yur Buirintw educational process. Too many students are tant allies in our efforts to regain The New England Health Care anyone could stoop so low as to mass picketing and "forcibly entering” the a My Sis 1 o z allowed to leave high school, and then college, the m ajority in the House. NEW 1985 STYLES Employees Union, District 1199, violate all they claim to care for, meeting area. with poor gram m ar and math skills. Furthermore, I know that all SALE has once again shown its true women and elderly people, and Among the invaders were 20 Teamsters But teachers are of special concern: When Democrats will Join at the GUCCI® colors in the strike at Crestfield to do it in one action. Violence is officials, including two trustees and five business Parfum TIMEX 25% OFF inferior students make their way into the appropriate time in supporting a Kio ‘ lO*" Convalescent Home-Fenwood the last refuge of the incompe­ representatives of Teamsters Local 20, five Spray classroom, their deficiencies are passed on to unified Democratic ticket. iCASiSM M i'INC. New Shipment — Just Arrlv^ Manor. They stated at the outset tent and desperate. business reps from Local 337, two from Local 299 Reg. 17“ another generation. I will consider endorsing a Orsat Sstsctlon - that their concern was for the and the presidents of Locals 52,164 and 247. CHANEL NO. 5 Higher Education Commissioner Norma patients, yet every action, in­ A Gary Spieker, Administrator gubernatorial nominee at the • Quartz Elactric M 2 ** • Ultra-Thin Foreman Glasgow admitted she was "seriously cluding the initial one of striking Crestfield Convalescent Home- appropriate time. At this point, GENUINE TOP GRAIN _ , THE COMMISSION REPORT, according to our Charlie • Waterproof concerned” about the overall results of the new as I have stated, my foremost (the withholding of patient care) /Fenwood Manor sources, will quote Presser as singling out a LEATHER selection of • Perfume »4 S to *80 Cologne /i • Shockproof test. But she was overly optimistic in saying that and primary goal is to support has spoken against it. Vernon Street Temasters official. Bill Evans, for his Boxed Christmas Spray .'N.'n F* Automatic Wind state residents "should be heartened that when and promote the objectives and • In the most recent action, participation in the Romulus raid. Spray Cologne Reg. 11” • Day • Date the scores of each of the three tests are examined officers of District 1199 have candidates who support the Cards and Gift Wrap • 1 Year Quarantae "B ill, I want to tell you, you’re a helluva guy to Compares to Cases Selling 1.7 OZ. *20 $ 7 « a individually, nearly 85 percent passed reading, 73 asked that the state Department great traditions of the Demo­ • DIvars a Sporta take it on yourself,” Presser said, according to the • Body Powder a Gift Boxed percent passed writing and 71 percent passed of Income Maintenance revoke Conrad column cratic Party in this state. For $200 or More! mathematics.” report. “ I would have been there, but I ’m not Vz P rice Crestfield’s Medicaid contract I firm ly believe that the 8 OZ *18.50 By May 1,1987, any state resident planning to was misleading you.” Total luxury from its select EXTEA SUPEa SALE I SAVE 8t.88| which would result in the dis­ ongoing dialogue between my • Shalimar Cologne FOR MEN teach will have to pass the exam or get the SAT Noting that Evans had earlier suffered two cowhide padded exterior with placement of approximately 40 friends and colleagues. Gov. heart attacks, Presser continued: " I wouldn’t cowhide handle and twin brass • While Shotildert P ~ i r ~ b LD SPICE* • Plnri Cirdln waiver. But students can keep taking the exam patients from their home. That CHANEL I • Youth Dew To the Editor: O’Neill and form er Congress­ have let him go there in a hundred years. I really Presto combination locks to its n W Allir Shm • Polo by Rilpli Lturin until they pass it, and the results made public this Chanel No. 5 by Etiec Lauder they "ca re” cannot be denied; man Moffett, is part of this lined suedine interior. No. 5 week are nothing to applaud. got upset because I saw Bill there. His value is too • Chanel No. 5 *2.49 . PiM Ribinni but what they claim to care for Statements made by Bob Con­ tradition and will lead to the best Spacious 3-pocket fold-out file Cologne & There will be much debate about education great...” REED’S a Lauren • 8riy Fliniwl does not show in their actions. compartment plus convenience Reg, *3" rad in a recently published government possible for the The N LR B filed a complaint against a Joint Powder Set by Ralph tanren when the Legislature convenes again next year; District 1199 has proven without column concerning my position pocket and loops for pens. 4Vi OZ. • Hililin 1-12 m 2-14 people of Connecticut. council headed by Presser and six Teamsters 17’/ix13x4." All In re-uMble , , qj, and it is proper that the opening discussion will a doubt that it cares for its own INC. $ 3 1 5 0 idbrcA"* in the 1986 gubernatorial race locals for the convention raid. But the case was lA oi. alomUer ” • K i m h i center on how to raise salaries for teachers. There selfish ends. are misleading. Mr. Conrad was Irving Stolberg settled without a hearing. • RrHIlh Stirling is no question that the compensation has been too The thought that the state can hot present at the fund-raising House Minority Leader The settlement, termed "highly favorable” by a meager for too long, discouraging good applicants even entertain the idea of revok­ event he described in his article, Connecticut Legislature Teamsters attorney, Sorrell Logothetis, required from entering the profession and forcing many ing the contract at the request of and his statements were made the posting on union bulletin boards of a notice top-notch educators out of the field for more some disgruntled employees sets FAMOUS BRAND without any consultation with me pledging that reform ers’ meetings would not be lucrative opportunities. a dangerous precedent and is or any member of my staff. But once the lawmakers address the salary interfered.with again. An attorney for the extremely ill advised. Would it The true purpose of the fund­ l y g e i r ^ p problem, they will only have begun their work. reformers told our associate Tony Capaccio there W A T C H S A L E mean that any time District 1199 raiser, and my primary goal in Excelling in PARK\I)K Pir\K>1 \( Y State education officials can Join them as they Letters policy has been no repetition of the 1983 raid. (it must be remembered that the coming months, is to lead the turn to the task of tightening graduation The beautiful design and workmanship of 404 W.V MIDDIE TPKE at the PARKADE i/; 5 , 1. % to % OFF 1199 is a business) has trouble it House Democrats to a superb The Manchester Herald wel­ 50 70 requirements and strengthening the curriculum IN HIS REM ARKS, as quoted in the uncoming could rely on the state to displace session in the Legislature. In comes original letters to the 14K gold chains these 14K gold chains is |ust a small \SAVEs22 WB SAVE YOU MONEY for future teachers so quality education is ensured commission report, Presser said: “ I must have patients from their homes to addition, I am committed to editor. sample from our large collection We’ve OAK VENEER in Connecticut’s public schools. gotten a hundred calls. I know exactly what J ^avesiA resolve the dispute? Again, I fail developing Democratic House Letters should be brief and to MAGAZINE RACK happened (in Romulus). I was pleased to see that always been known for our high ciuality D cliyh ilu lly (let o rjh v e diuJ to see where the care of the candidates that will contribute to the point. .They should be typed piachc j l there are Teamsters that want to stop all that Reg •06** patients is taken into account. exquisitely crafted 14K chains So if 24 lx ie» w x22'/i h. the 1986 ticket and upgrade the or neatly handwritten, and, for (dissident) crap.” HP-1328 Last evening an incident oc­ performance of the General ease in editing, should be double­ you ve been thinking about purchasing one. Presser said Evans “ was screaming and N8W ILICm ONlC MOOIL curred that I believe tells all. A Assembly in 1987. spaced. Letters must be signed fighting and shoving and pushing and swinging vourselt or someone you love, rome in I • t'Charge give* 2*3 woekt of 70-year-old part-time dietary I believe that Democratic with name, address and daytime •having like the rest of them,” and added, according to the and chocjse one of ours All lengths • e Mttinge for clOMnau I employee, who has been em­ candidates will be equally fortu­ telephone number (for • Pop'Oul Timer report: "W e should be doing more of that. I ’m not ployed at the facility since it nate to run with either Gov. verification). available going to let up on these people.” > NO WINDING ^ opened 26 years ago, had her four William O’Neill or Toby Moffett. The Herald reserves the rigljt According to Logothetis, the labor board did not • 1-YR, car tires "ice picked” and her Gov. O'Neill has consistently to edit letters in the interestsqf view Presser’s remarks two weeks after the Mmlil HP-ieOS SAVE $22 WURRINTY car spray painted with the word done a good Job, especially in brevity, clarity and taste. ‘ Q)um w n€i^^ 8otitrict <>1M6byNEA me incident as authorization for the raid “ but rather ' YOUR "scab” on both sides. This lady very difficult times with Repub­ Address letters to; Open Fo­ "PlmcB Y om Tnnf In f — . Dull Voitigi - as ratification for it." He pointed out that none of CHOICE SEIK could not be a more gentle soul; lican control of the General rum, Manchester Herald, P.O. Rig. •81* "Dad said we've got spies coming out of the the Teamsters defendants had to admit to any World WIdi Uii she comes into the facility to play Assembly. I am personally Box 591, Manchester, CT 06040. woodwork." violations, and said one reason for the settlement Manchester Parkaiie I SAVE St 1\ FAMOUS BRAND CITIZEN was "the lack of a history of this type of activity’ ’ 64641012 WATCHES directed against the reform group. Presser’s alto Varnan, Simebufy- Wetertxjry. Bristol. Cromwell Squire ; Pulsar. remarks were not an issue in the settlement PLAN T *18“ Why not teach philosophy in high school? negotiations, Logothetis said. STAND Reg, »29« • Hamilton • Benrus • Oleg Cassini / tier o jk ve iit'ci ^iafutin • Gruen • Helbros • Elgin Reg. *95 tO *250 By Joe Duffy t-ietijiil spiral desiipi and rit fi SapwMesb disorders.” Beyond the sheaf of "fix-it” favorite who unfailingly stirs up issues of morality 'iillinish Stinuts i9 • hujh SMIOO • Pierre Cardin • Jules educational reports from Carnegie to "Horace’s and mortality for weeks. We’re always behind the Confidential tll0 Value Priced 12 (lidmeit'i • Jurgenson Lucian Picard | "So what can thiy do with philosophy anyway?" Dilem m a" to the “ Shopping Mall High School” is syllabus, a price this instructor gladly pays. For Cuban President Fidel Castro isn’t always the j $ 3 9 8 8 When I first started teaching the subject to high- Gift Ideas ■teniin^ton® • Tissot • Full Warranty the plaintive cry to restore imagination to the me, it’s "instruction and spectacle” — in Pericles' docile Kremlin stooge he’s made out to be. In fact, ' MICRO SCREEN' schoolers 10 years ago, the skepticism implied in learning process. Philosophy can help. fine sense of the words — to witness high- our intelligence sources suggest that at times he the question came at me from educators and In my course, we move form the ancient Greeks schoolers teach themselves how — not what — to can be a downright uppity puppet. They cite his parents. It still does! But a decade of spadework Slender size to Bertrand Russell. There is a dual purpose to think. Is there a risk of adding too much impudent lecturing of the Soviet bosses for failing ! |25%i DELUXE OKAL M i N f M with the adventure of high-school philosophy only packs great sound! this estimable intellectual odyssey of the young uncertainty to stormy adolescence? ‘Tve to support Argentina in the 1982 war with Britain >19** SOLID BOW BLOUSES HYGIENE SPRAY sharpens m y answer to nagging doubters. “ What OFF liiw tlSI WATER PIK ^ folks: to promote interest in philosophical and observed only confident minds in the making. over the Falkland Islands. Castro had argued Sizes 38-44. can’t they do with it! ” historical development for its own sake ("ars passionately for Soviet military aid to the t\s\ • Meerschaum Wi! Today’s parents and their educational gratia artis” ) ; and to use philosophy and history COULD THERE BE some transfer value to the Argentine Junta, but the Kremlin balked. Castro SaltPrIc* ' surrogates share a realistic concern. They want to as organizing principles in the honing of pursuit of philosophy in high school education? makes no secret of his opinion that this was a • Dr. Grabow $ 2 9 9 9 >l4** A GREAT SELECTION make the curriculum "do something” for the communications skills. Clear thinking, clear Indeed, say a host of my seminar graduates now major Soviet foreign policy blunder. m MFO’s , of Sweaters, Vests and economic future of young people. Fine. Our speaking, and clear writing are enhanced by the in fields of business, science, and the arts. They r • Free Hand MMFIMM wmtx rabM«.»5«« society is long steeped in pragmatism and Pull-overs. Sizes 38-44. Ultra-Mini n#g. ' «64.95 discipline of philosophy, surely marketable say they took it with them to college and OictmdeOli Sal* 44.86 increasingly organized around computer chips. Savanelli ' S i M-FM talents. But in the larger context of my course — afterward where it built perspective, subdued Feud o f the week I' OOCNRAOli R«bate R«b4te 5.«) ; < 2 4 « Reg. 39.9 5 With the gods of high-tech daily decreeing what from • SOOOZB ___— STEREO ‘ to cite novelist Henry M iller — "Our destination is silly fears, and even h el| ^ solve some routine Citizens for God and Country thinks the national • Music Alarm Final Catl*ll CASSETTE Flnil(X)st 'B i t information will be essential to vocational never a place, but rather anew way of looking at problems of ordinary living. Refreshingly, in Christmas display near the White House isn’t 20% ROBES & NIGHTGOWNS survival for tomorrow’s work force, a subject like things.” recent years, corporate think tanks, consulting religious enough. Groups con cern ^ about O f f Sizes 1X-3X *5” to M 25 BUXTON WALLETS philosophy is bound to stick out like a sore thumb. firms,'^hospitals, and ^ n a l institutions are separation of church and state think it’s too IS A F fW o l But let’s take a deeper look at a stud^ too quickly IMAGINATION TRIGGERED by philosophic treating philosophy as an idea whose time has religious. And that, according to the Interior left in the dust bin of academia. inquiry can be a swift, satisfying remedy for come back — from where “ Sputnik” in 1957 sent Department, must mean that the display is Just educational boredom. But it is as much a spiritual all those “ no-teeb” subjects? right. In 1973, a federal appellate court ruled that >19** LEVI» BENDOVERS AT THE BEGINNING of every school year, I tonic for those troubled teen-age psychos as Meanwhile, I ’ll continue to “ do philosophy” a nativity scene on public land violated the in solids and tweeds. Clairol ® pose queries to my teen-age philosophers like anything else in their overpressured lives. Sure with teen-agers and offer it as "possible thinking” Sizes 32M6. FOOT FIXER • Plush ' Men's • Gift constitutional church-state separation But the ' Leather “ How do you know you know?” and "W hat’s beats Valium and anti-depressants! M y proud for the American high school. Why? As a former PEDI CARE T Ladles Boxed Supreme Court decided otherwise in im , and - #------really real?” The peppering probes continue as philosophic few learn to adopt a "critical spirit” student once wrote about the course: “ It was nice SYSTEM m y Humanities Seminar unfolds. What happens? there’s a creche on the Ellipse again. ComplainU • Water maneage system with iherrpostaiicatlv toward education — and life. An attitude requiring for once to forget about things like the nuclear are coming in again, too. ^ conif oiled heat to soften skin and help soothe 4LL,«. iW h lan k stares, unfortunately the stock-in-trade practice, it means knowing the right questions to threat — and Just wonder about whether there’s lifed feel Electric Quartz o f so many high-school subjects, dissolve into ask and living with life's big surprise that there life after death! ” I don’t fear that this young • PurYiire stor>e helps remove caltouses. cracked end wrinkled brows. There’s nothing like seeing a dried skin are always more questions than answers! Not bad person can’t recognize distortions of reality like hUnhedltoriel i. • Fool exercisers to massage m uK le s and help feet social studies course take on a new look in young baggage for kids preparing to enter a world of drugs or denying the Holocaust. feel rjood LIGHTERS We have ndxed feelings about Fred Grandy’s • Model •FK2 Rsg.'4gAS eyes. But the real punch is my excitement in wonders and horrors. arousing high-school curiosity from its "dogmatic announcennent that he will sfek the GOP SALE PRICE...... I4.IS 2 5 % O FF nomination for Iowa’s 6th District Congrealonal LESS MFG.-S REBATE...... B.BO slumber,” to snatch a phrase from 19th-century Over the years, when I'v e given students a ■ JoeDuffy is a philosophy and history instructor M on.-Fri. 10-9 MANCHESTER PARKADE Wethersfield thinker Immanual Kant. seat. Grandy, who plays the hapless but lovable YOUR •ST“ »8.99to»21.97 (Mtf/TerteiM sample of Spinoza or a taste of Thomism, they like at East CathoUe High School, Manchester. This (next to the Three Penny Pub) B ristol FIHAL QuarUUeM ar And I’ ve come to believe after 20 years in “ Gopher” in the television show “ Love B ^ “ Sat. 10-5:30 • Slim • Ultra Slim • A ho combination talking with generations past. "It’s brain food! ” am da arose from a talk givea to a groap of Rocky Trum bull COST...... • GoM Finish cigarette & lighter cases •Pipe eShm teaching that the scarcity of curiosity in the appears to be a good guy. But he want. tTIT X ,* - " remarked a computer scientist of the future. That mu teachers at their aannal professionai day la Sun. 12-5:00 6 4 9 -6 3 8 2 G uilford • Ladies’ — Men's Lighters • lM « illint classroom is one of our chief "attention-deficit <^ancient wavemaker Socrates is a perennial November. six-term Democrat named Berkley B e d e lli^ “ happens to be a pretty decent fellow himself ■* t - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thutidav. Dec. 19, 19«5 MANCHES’TER HERALD. ’Thursday. Dec. 19.1985 — 9 GOP split on minimum teacher pay Connecticut In Brief C Philip Morrts Inc. I9K5 money to cities and towns to make a statewide starting teacher min­ On other issues. Smith said he By Judd Everhart expects a fight from lawyers in t'le The Associated Press sure they meet that minimum. imum of $19,300. Any town not Two corruption suspects arraigned "W e will not go for that at all," paying that amount beginning with ’86 session if there’s any Atempt to said Van Norstrand, whose party the 1986-87 school year would be limit the amount of damages that TORRINGTON — Court hearings were scheduled Friday for HARTFORD - Rank-and-file • • controls both the House and given enough state money to bring can be won in lawsuits for "pain two suspects, including a police officer arrested on drug charges Republicans in the General As­ and suffering." That is a xey issue sembly can’t agree on a proposal to Senate, “ Everything we’re looking salaries up to that level. ’The bc.ird ecause. in a grand Jury probe of alleged corruption in Torringtpn. as the General Assembly tries to at is local control." also approved higher salaries for Four suspects have been arrested in the on-going investigation set a minimum statewide starting find ways to Improve the availabil­ salary for public school teachers, House and Senate Republicans experienced teachers. by a Superior Court Judge appointed as a one-man grand Jurof. held separate caucuses Wednes­ Democratic Gov. William A. ity and affordability of insurance putting the proposal in Jeopardy for businesses and citiis and Torrington police Officer Vance Williams, 29, and George day to discuss issues coming up in O’Neill has endorsed those g h ' seven weeks before the 1986 Blasko, 35, of New Hartford were scheduled to be arraigned towns. legislative session begins. the next session. Chief among proposals. Friday in Winsted Superior Court. Teacher pay raises are expected them was education. Van Norstrand said he is more Smith also said there was Williams is accused of three counts of cocaine possession and to generate heated debate during Senate Majority Leader Regi­ concerned about improving salar­ support among the 24 Senate one count of second-degree hindering prosecution. Blasko, a car the next session, which convenes nald J. Smith, R-New Hartford, ies for experienced teachers, pro­ Republicans for tax breaks for salesman, is charged with two counts of sale of cocaine, three Feb. 5. said he had appointed a six- vided they meet strict standards of small businesses as proposed this counts of perjury and one count of sale of marijuana. House Speaker R.E. Van Nor- member committee of Senate quality. month by GOP legislative leaders. Republicans to examine the " I want to find a way to pay good strand, R-Darien, said Wednesday Van Norstrand said there had teacher-pay issue. teachers more,” he said. "W e that most House Republicans been no discus; ion of budget or tax Committee slows Capitol restoration opposed the idea of having the This month, the State Board of already know we've got some unanimously approved teachers who aren’t good." issues at the House caucus. HARTFORD — A legislative committee has voted to postpone state set a minimum and providing completion of a multi-million dollar restoration of the state Capitol for a year to ease disruption during the coming legislative election season. Lawmakers hall response The Legislative Management Committee voted 8-6 Wednesday to postpone the restoration of offices in the Capitol’s east wing until after a new legislative office building is completed near the 106-year-old Capitol building. O ’Neill unfazed by Moffett strength Delaying the work will increase the estimated cost by $169,000, dents people were questioned on but proponents said it was a fair price to pay to avoid the HARTFORD (AP) - Gov. Wil­ percent. Another 26 percent gave 5 percent picked Deputy House Nov. 22, 23, and 24 by the Becker disruption that would result from moving employees out of the liam A. O’Neill isn’t worried about him a "mainly unfavorable" Majority Leader Julie D. Belaga of Institute, based in Sudbury, Mass. east wihg according to the original schedule. a poll showing challenger Toby rating. Westport. Of the total. 32 percent were Under the original plan, workers in the east wing would have Moffett favored by some Demo­ Moffett’s ratings were 55 percent Among unaffiliated voters, Boz- , Democrats, 21 percent were Re­ been moved to temporary quarters after the 1986 legislative crats because O’Neill "does not "mainly favorable’ ’ and 22 percent zuto was the choice of 11 percent. publicans. 23 percent were unaffil­ run the office of governor by "mainly unfavorable.” Belaga 7 percent and Labriola 4 session ends in May to allow for restoration work. iated and the remaining 24 percent polls,” according to his Two Moffett backers in the percent, with 78 percent were either not registered or were spokesman. General Assembly, Reps.. Paul undecided. registered with a third party. The SADD defendant to get examination Rather, says O’Neill news secre­ Gionfriddo of Middletown and The poll did not ask about former tary Larrye deBear, “ he runs it to Irene Favreau of New Britain, said state Sen. Romeo G. Petroni of margin of error in a sample of 500 is considered plus or minus 5 D ERBY — A Judge has granted a prosecutor’s request that a carry out the responsibility given the Becker poll was “ proof... that Ridgefield, who is also interested in the Republican nomination. percent. state-chosen psychiatrist examine a former Students Against to him as governor. people are responding positively to Labriola, who sought the guber­ Drunk Driving member who is awaiting trial on charges that he A poll by the Becker Institute Toby’s candidacy.” “ We think these results clearly natorial nomination in 1982 but struck and killed a man while driving drunk. showed Moffett with a 5-point lead demonstrate that as of today, the wound up as the candidate for Agency wants Superior Court Judge Socrates Mihalakos agreed Wednesday among Democrats who said they candidate for governor most able lieutenant governor, was tops to postpone action in the case against Joseph J. Ungrady, 19, of would be likely to vote in a primary for the 1986 Dem^ratic guberna­ to articulate a Democratic agenda among the Republican candidates man charged Shelton, until Jan. IS to give the state time to arrange the torial primary between O’Neill is Toby Moffett,” they said in a in ratings, with a 17 percent examination. and Moffett. joint statement. "mainly favorable” rating and an HARTFORD (UPI) - The state In court papers, Ungrady’s attorney has said his client may use Moffett said the poll convinced The Becker survey also showed 8 percent "mainly unfavorable" Banking Department is seeking a defense of mental disease or defect to a charge of evading him that his own earlier polls the race for the Republican guber­ rating. But 46 percent said they criminal prosecution of a Ridge­ responsibility in the case. Ungrady has pleaded innocent to that showing the contest “ a horserace" natorial nomination wide open. had never heard of him. field man accused of defrauding charge and to another of second-degree manslaughter with a had been accurate. About 64 percent of the Republi­ Bozzuto’s ratings, respectively, investors of more than $2 million, motor vehicle while intoxicated. “ There’s more and more of a cans who said they would likely were 16 percent, 13 percent and 35 officials said. Ungrady, a freshman at Saint Anselm’s College in resemblance between the data vote in a GOP primary said they percent. A department investigation Manchester, N.H., was arrested May 5, a week after an April 28 we've gathered and these current hadn’t made up their minds. Belaga had a 12 percent "mainly found that Herbert M. Kirschner a cci^ n t in which a 24-year-old Stratford man walking along a polls,” Moffett said. “ We feel Former state Sen. Richard C. favorable” rating, 6 percent violated state securities laws by Sheimn road at 4 a.m. was struck and killed. At the time, he was a strengths out there.” Bozzuto of Watertown was favored “ mainly unfavorable” rating and selling unregistered promissory charter member of the Shelton High School SADD chapter, but he The Becker poll found that by 20 percent of those polled, 11 56 percent said they had never notes, acting Banking Commis­ resigned four days after the accident. O’Neill had a "mainly favorable" percent preferred for state Sen. heard of her. sioner Howard B. Brown said rating from those polled of 67 Gerald Labriola of Naugatuck and A total of 500 Connecticut resi­ Wednesday. Restaurant owner wants fragments Tax protester MILFORD — The National Transportation Safety Board is OUR CAMPING DEPT. IS supposed to be served today with an order prohibiting it from sent to hospital returning fragments of a ruptured natural-gas pipeline to HARTFORD (AP) — Tax pro­ Northeast Utilities. BULDGING WITH GIFT I tester Irwin ^hiff has been f The owner of a Derby restaurant destroyed by an explosion sentenced to three years in prison that killed six people two weeks ago obtained the Judge’s order for his recent conviction for FROM [pQCiKI]* BY Wednesday. The order was issued by Superior Court Judge income tax evasion, authorities Socrates Mihalakos and was to be served on the NTSB today, say. according to James D. Horwitz, a lawyer for Alphonse Ippolito, U.S. District Court Judge Peter the owner of the now-demolished River restaurant. C. Dorsey on Wednesday also FRAME SLEEPING The pieces are being studied by the board’s hazardous sentenced Schiff. 57, of Hamden to materials and pipeline accidents division to determine if a three years probation and fined PACKS BAGS rupture in the 3-inch diameter pipe leading to the restaurant may him $30,000 for conviction of three sinokeson. have caused the explosion that demolished the restaurant and felony counts of income tax eva­ 1 (AIIOOOP ItA iru i HI killed six people inside it on Dec. 6. sion from 1980 to 1982 and one count A'TnnaniauM«Mi J ouTDoaeroun«Nr Horwitz said the pipe fragments could be important evidence of failure to pay income tax. in a potential lawsuit. Ippolito is recovering from serious injuries Schiff, author of the book "How Many Styles sustained when he was trapped for several hours in the rubble. Anyone Can Stop Paying Income Tapered Taxes,” has publicly battled the To Fit Companion Internal Revenue Service for more Youths & BACKPACK and Mummy Bags P&W machinists may combine iocais than 10 years. He has advised Adults ° for all weather camping! thousands of people that the STOVES & EAST HARTFORD — The Machinists union is considering a government cannot force them to merger of its four locals representing Pratt & Whitney Aircraft pay federal Income taxes. LANTERNS workers in a niove that would avoid a split in tactics such as "I have left the field of combat.” HUNDREDS OF PEAK 1 JACKETS occurred during the recent strike. Schiff told the judge. “ I can’t ask In the strike, workers at Pratt & Whitney plants in North for forgiveness, but I am asking for CAMPING GADGETS and DITTY BAGS Haven, Southington and Middletown walked picket lines, while compassion." workers at the company’s East Hartford facility continued to After Dr. M.H. Silberstein testi­ work. fied Wednesday that Schiff is a OPEN SUN. Union attorney James L. Kestell said he has been instructed to manic depressive who needs drugs OPEN WED. TO 9 P.M. to control wide mood changes, FARR’S make the legal research for a consolidation a "high priority." Schiff was ordered to commit 2 MAIN ST. THURS.-FRI. TO 10 P.M. A UTC spokesman didn’t predict opposition to the proposed " , . r merger, but said the pompany prefers to see each plant vote himself to the psychiatric unit of 10 SAT. TO 9 P.M. individually. Company spokesman Thomas Drohan said the St. Raphael’s Hospital in New 643-7111 Haven. company has historically signed separate but identical contracts with each union and doesn’t want to change.

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H - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thuriday. Dec. 19.1965 College basketball NBA roundup Gammons column Gunman frees defendants, ■/ Officials SPORTS ... page 13 ... page 13 ... page 14 holds hostages in France reviewing Turgeon hat trick helps hose Flames NANTES, France (UPI) - An FELLOW DEFENDANT Pa­ Brevet, 31, and Oiristelle Dislar, tax offer armed man described as a Moslem 27, were being tried on several trick Thiollet, held a pistol and The teams traded ‘gimmees’ ina extremist burst into a courtroom hand grenade and stood menac­ charges, including armed robbery Continued from page 1 By Bob PapattI “ I have to give credit to my lackluster opening period, as op­ today and joined two defendants ingly behind the grim-faced crimi­ and passing forged checks, when Herald Sport* Writer players," n ot^ Turgeon of his posing netminders Steve Week* who were on trial in taking about 29 nal court judge. the incident began. V .- ■*<(?> linemates. "Kevin Dineen made a and Reggie Lemelin wanned up people hostage, including the The man who burst into the Manchester officials who were HARTFORD - Sylvain Tur­ great pass when I missed my third Judge, jury and several law courtroom, identified by Courtois WHETHER BREVET AND Dis­ contacted Wednesday said they geon, the 20-year-old slot machine, go a l.. . ” for second-half heroics. Dineen students, authorities said. as Abdel Karim Khalki, was shown lar. were participating in the still were working with the Buck- took it on the chin for the Whalers. With the Whalers trailing, 3-2, slinged a shot into the Calgary zone from mid-ice. and the puck ca­ The man disarmed five court standing behind the jury. Most of hostage-taking — or were hostages land Hills developers. Town Gen­ A scarlet streak of dried blood Dineen fed Turgeon on a 2-on-l in romed off the backboard between guards at gunpoint at 11 a.m. and the hostages appeared to be themselves — was unclear. eral Manager Robert B. Weiss and stretched from a one-inch railroad the slot, but Calgary defenseman Lemelin and his stick. Turgeon distributed pistols and hand gre­ women, about eight of them law Mayor Barbara B. Weinberg both track under the left winger's Paul Baxter spectacularly Upped Nantes police said the hostage- raced In for the poke of !• 2®. nades to two of the four defendants. students sitting in a row in the said that the Buckland Hills mall bottom Up to the nape of his neck. the puck away. O nter Ron Fran­ takers made no demands, but a Less than a minute later. Weeks The intruder and one defendant audience. would generate more money for The lower half of his idolised face, cis pounced on the rebound and telephone was installed inside the stopped a slapshot by Jamie then took positions around the " I f we must kill two, three or the town than Winchester. spray-painted yellow with a topical sent it back to pointman Risto courtroom for negotiations be­ Macoun, but couldn’t cover the courtroom while the other defend­ four people, or throw the grenades, "One-hundred percent is better anaestlietic, waa a stark illustra­ Siltanen, who uncorked one of his tween Courtois and police. puck, which waited for a converg­ ant threatened bloodshed if police I want you to know that it will be m than 38 percent,” Weiss said tion of the preceeding battle. patented missies. intervened. the fault of the police," said The television report showed two Wednesday Sly wasn't cute. A rare double-deflection later ing Carey Wilson to stick it in. Police encircled the courthouse Courtois, holding a cigar in one men with a pistol and hand The Buckland Hills developers "That’s five from the heart." and we were Ued. Calgary counted the only goal in in the center of Nantes, about 200 hand and a revolver in the other. grenade in each hand. One of them. ti'- .«•' — the Homart Development Co. of •aid Turgeon, who received five " . . . Kevin touched it, and then it the middle period, when Lanny miles southwest of Paris, and "The slightest sign of interven­ Identified by French news reports (Tiicago, a subsidiary of Sears, and ■Uebes in the third period after went on my sUck and in the net,” McDonald got a power play called in a crack SWAT police tion by the police will be followed as Thiollet, was holding a pistol Manchester 1-84 Associates, a being carved by a high stick. " I got said Turgeon. Siltanen and Fran­ staffer. McDonald was also a squad from the capital. within the next minute by imme­ behind the judge’s head. partnership of local business lead­ the three goals, and then the cis were credited with assists, but victim of a third-period high stick The apparent leader of the ers and New York developer John ■tiches." Dineen deserves one, too. and received a pair of facial diate repercussions," Courtois Courtois identified Khalki as "an 'y. group, a defendant identified as said. Finguerra — are proposing a The torrent Turgeon scored his Immediately after the officials stiches of his own. extremist Moslem that we met in Georges Courtois, 34, allowed a The journalist who made the 750,000-square-foot shopping mall second career hat trick to spark' cleaned a half dozen baseball caps The Whalers, who held a 37-30 prison, Thiollet and me. He told us television journalist inside the film, Bernard Dussel, said Khalki just north of Interstate 84 between yet another third-period rally as and hats off the ice, Crawford and advantage in shots-on-goal, domi­ about his struggle and what he courtroom briefly to film the scene claimed to be a member of the Buckland and Slater streets. They the Whalers hosed the Flames, 4-3, linemate Torrie Robertson fin­ nated the better part of the second planned to do when he got out of for the national midday news Palestinian extremist movement have been competing with the Wednesday night. ished it off. Crawford, buzzing period, after the Guided Muscle — prison. Rather than waste all my programs. associated with guerrilla leader Winchester developers to break Right winger Bobby Crawford down the right side, shot wide and right winger Paul MacDermid — time in prison, I decided to ally Courtois was shown striding capp^ Hartford's seventh third- the puck zinged around the back- was set loose. Abu Nidal. myself with his cause." ground first. about the courtroom like a lawyer, "He told us that he wanted to Business leaders and town offi­ period comeback of the campaign boards. Robertson dug it out and "A couple of big hits gets the rest lecturing Judge Dominique Bailh- give the French government a slap The situation appeared calm as cials have said the market can by delivering the game-winner at feathered it back to the doorstep, of the guys going,” admitted the ache, 45, as well as defense in the face and brandished photos the mustachioed, slender Courtois support only one such mall. 7:39. The Whalers tallied three where Crawford was planted for fourth-line checker, who rocks the lawyers, prosecutors and the ju­ of the war in Lebanon. He made his speech before the ca­ Three major retail stores — G. goals in a 3;55 span, including the the punch. f. joint with the best of them. rors, who all sat in shocked silence. proclaimed that in two months, it mera. No one appeared injured, Fox and Co., Sage-Alien and tying and winning markers 17 An announced attendance of The Flames best opportunity to Two newspaper reporters cover­ although a law student who es­ seconds apart, to blot out a 3-1 9,929 was sub-par in number but knot it back up came with six will be over for France in Le­ Steiger’s — have made commit­ UPI photo ing the trial were among the banon," Dussel said. caped the courthouse earlier said ments to the Winchester Mall. deficit. made more noise than the passive minutes left, when Eddie Beers hostages. Courtois, Thiollet, Yannick three shots had been fired. Developers of the Buckland Hills Hartford, now 15-13-1, has come Civic Center crowds of recent past. Whaler center Ray Ferraro, who missed man Neil Sheehy tries to tie him up. apparently missed an open net. mall have reaobed agreement with ' from behind in each outing of its An acUon-packed, physically pun­ four games due to a shoulder injury, Whalers rallied for 4-3 victory. But both Beers and Weeks said the shot barely caught the nob of the Sears. current, 3-0-1 unbeaten string. ishing final two periods combined chases the puck while Flames’ defense- Four lawsuits have been brought Despite the triumph, the Whalers with dubious officiating by referee goalie’s stick and went awry. UPI photo Accord on spending moves against the Buckland Hills mall, remain in last place in the Adams Kerry Fraser to produce the "I guess we’re just a third-period while one suit is pending against Division because fourth-place Buf­ wildest hockey night in Hartford the noise support tonight, when there,” said Evans. crowd was quiet," said Calgary team,” concurred Dave Babych, Shuttle mission scrubbed Winchester. falo also came back to beat the this season. they invade Beantown to slam into The “ goal” was the Whalers first coach “ Badger" Bob Johnson, the Whalers’ best defenseman who New York Rangers. The Whale's Fraser frequently wet his whis­ the arch-rival Bruins at the un­ of the final stanza, after Flame "Then all of a sudden, the puck has fulfilled all expectations in the Flori(ja Congressman Bill Nelson leaves the van POOF number (points out of tle and raised his arm in Horshack friendly Boston Garden. Steve Bozek’s shorthander, 53 wasn’t going our way." Johnson, squads' 7-3-1 ledger since his Congress closer to recess returning to the Operations and Checkout Building at fourth) is still one, but just five imitations from "Welcome Back "Another thrilling comeback for seconds in, had seemingly spelled father of former Whaler captain arrival. Kennedy Space Center today after the Space Shuttle points separate fifth place from Kotter" (nine high-stick penal­ the Whalers,” said smilin’ Jack the beginning of the end. But Mark, lost his first career game to Rookie Dean Evason, caught up Fatal crash spurs first. ties) , but he made a few questiona­ Evans, the coach of this best-ever Calgary’s Tim Hunter was saddled Hartford. It was the first Whaler in the moment, reflected his own By Robert Shepard sticking point — was resolved passed a nearly $52 billion, five- Columbia mission was aborted seconds before launch license suspension Turgeon is doing his job. The ble calls and didn’t make several Whale. Evans, who hardly plans with his third straight penalty and victory over the Flames since Jan. thoughts. United Press International when House conferees agreed to go year farm bill that would freeze time. No date for a subsequent launch has been set, sniper now has a club-high 20 others, which incited the coliseum Hartford's heroic histrionics, is as spent his 13th minute of the night in 27, 1982, after eight losses and ” I l’s getting scary,” whispered along with $126 million for chemi­ major crop subsidies for two or NASA officials said. Story on page 23. BRIDGEPORT (AP) - The goals, including 12 in the past 10 to decible levels reserved for surprised as everyone else. the box as Turgeon’s wrister made three ties. Evason, who knows how much WASHINGTON - A handful of cal weapohs production. three years and then slightly state Department of Motor Vehi­ games. He has scored two goals or Bruins’ games. "We got the goal and just seemed it 3-2. " I ’m going to bring my kid tonight’s game with Boston means. unresolved issues, including a The money bill was the key to the reduce payments to farmers. cles has suspended for two years more eight times this year. The Whalers could use some of to catch fire for some reason "Bozek scored a big goal and the back,” joked Johnson. "Division.” massive catchall money bill, end of the session and the target of Reagans’s latest farm bill ceiling Naugatuck chief suspended the driving license of a Brooklyn, forced members of Congress to last-minute sniping by the White was $50 billion. A companion N.Y., trucker involved in an gather for at least one more House, which called for spending measure, designed to restore in­ NAUGATUCK (AP) - The third-shift Patrolman Robert Tag- accident in which four people died session today before adjourning reductions. The measure provides vestor confidence in the ailing police commission has suspended gett testified that Clisham ap­ on the Connecticut Turnpike last for the holidays. money for five departments and Farm Credit System, also was MHS icemen drop opener Chief Dennis Clisham for 30 days peared to be drunk, used obsceni­ year. NHL roundup The list of must-do items was related agencies, including the approved. without pay following a more than ties and made harassing Department spokesman Don By­ whittled down significantly with Pentagon and White House. Bv Paul OfrlQ Coughlin pass at center ice, bury’s lead to 5-1 before Manches­ six hour public hearing into statements to them while they ers said Tuesday a department passage of a crucial farm bill but The House rejected an earlier Hope faded for enactment of the Herald Correspondent worked his way around a defense- ter answered with a score of its allegations that the chief harassed were on duty. investigation showed that Tindaro adjournment eluded the lawmak­ version Monday. bill designed to cut deficits by $75 man at the blueline and fired a own. A fired-up Gullo dug the puck two of his officers. Codraro, 52, was driving at 60 ers one more day. (Story on page 1) With other House and Senate billion over three years as negotia­ Clisham was arrested and BOLTON — When you give the wrist shot into the top corner. out of the corner after Jameson tors deadlocked on a Senate- The suspension vote came at 1; 20 miles an hour in a SO-mph zone snuffed him on a breakaway, and Canadiens are back Senate Republican leader Ro­ negotiators unable to agree on a Simsbury hockey team a power- Bobby Blake also picked up an a.m. today and was effective as of charged with harassment and when a tire blew out on his bert Dole began Wednesday an­ $75 billion deficit-cutting plan passed manufacturers tax to fi­ play, you have to prepare for a test. assist on the play. fed Blake who was alone in the slot, this morning with Deputy Chief breach of peace. The chief still tractor-trailer and caused him to Combined Wire Services nouncing, "W e're in the last day of Wednesday both chambers gave nance the Superfund toxic waste When they score, you cannot be cutting the Simsbury lead to 5-2. Joseph Summa in command of the faces those charges in superior lose control of the vehicle. The Indians held on to a slim 1-0 the session — hopefully." themselves more time by approv­ cleanup program. Dole suggested surprised. court. The truck hopped a median lead until the 3:54 mark when With four ticks of the clock The Habs are back, and ing a 24-hour extension of the the bill "may not be totally alive.” department until Clisham returns. That was the case last night at But by day’s end he had to tell his divider and crashed into oncoming Simsbury struck for the first of two remaining in the second period, getting there could hardly have 16-cent-a-pack cigarette tax, one of Clisham was accused of harass­ Clisham’s attorney, Timothy Bolton Ice Palace as the Trojans colleagues, " I could see us here The House Ways and Means traffic at about 8 a.m. on Oct. 2, textbook powerplay goals. Despite Trojan center Craig Lauzon picked been sweeter. the major items in the disputed ing two officers on Nov. 1 and Nov. Moynahan, said he would not converted both powerplay oppor­ even through Friday, but I can’t Committee earlier agreed to ex­ 1984 on Interstate 95 at the. strong penalty killing by Generis up a loose puck at the Manchester bill. President Reagan signed the 4. Lt. William Long, the depart­ appeal the suspension although he tunities while skating past Man­ Staying there tonight could see us here longer.” tend the cigarette tax, limits on Bridgeport-Fairfield border. and Dale Gullo, Simsbury’s Mike blueline and beat replacement measure late Wednesday. ment’s third-shift supervisor, and said there was a basis for one. chester, 8-3, spoiling first-year hardly be more difficult. The outlook improved, however, Medicare payments to doctors and Sinacori found Nelson Jenkins goaltender Rod Cantrell as Sims­ Without the legislation, the ci­ coach Eric Famo’s debut and Mats Naslund scored his 24th when House and Senate negotia­ hospitals, benefits for unemployed open at the far post, and the game bury took a 6-2 lead into the boosting their record to 2-0. Man­ goal of the season and added an tors reached agreement on a $369.7 garette tax would have dropped to railroad workers, and several was quickly tied at one apiece. dressing room. billion spending bill, clearing it for 8 cents a pack at midnight other provisions until Aug. 1, but chester will try to even its record assist Wednesday night at Jenkins and Mark Jablonski votes today in both chambers. Wednesday. ran into objections on the House Saturday night at Hartford Arena One minute and 14 seconds later, Montreal to lift the Canadiens, a against South Windsor High at 8:10 added to the Simsbury lead in the The defense portion — the final The House and then the Senate floor over the extra items. the Trojans went ahead 2-1 when last-place team earlier this p.m. John Tuller grabbed a loose puck third period and Generis scored his season, to a 3-2 victory over “ They have an excellent power- in the slot and pushed it by Indian second goal of the evening off a arch-rival Quebec and into a play. Our objective was to shut it goaltender Brian Oatway. Sims­ Dan Senkow rebound, closing the first-place tie with the Obituaries down, but we couldn’t,” Famosaid bury went ahead, 3-1, as Ted scoring at 8-3. Nordiques. after the game. Krutchoff and Jenkins set up the The Indians were without the "W e work hard on our special perimeter, feeding Sinacor for Tonight, however, Montreal services of blueline stopper Ron She was the wife of Albert Nolan, teams. They can make or break a thejr second powerplay goal in as must duplicate the feat at Bertha V. Guay Andrew A. Davis Smith for the first half of the game and the mother of Mrs. Eugene E. hockey team,” winning coach many tries. The Trojans never Quebec to gain sole possession Bertha Guay, 73, wife of Felix The funeral for Andrew A. and suffered first-period injuries V. (Lillian G.) Horton of Manchester. Dave Mathewson said. looked back. of the Adams Division lead. R. Guay of Stafford, died Tuesday Davis, 75, of Vernon, who died Shortterm to Coughlin, who was cut in the ear The couple celebrated their 57th The Indians held a 27-26 advan­ "W e passed the puck well and and Bob Kennedy, who suffered a "W e didn’t feel too well when at her home. She was the sister of Tuesday at his home, will be wedding anniversary early this tage in shots on goal, but winning moved it out quickly. The second we were in last place," Naslund Mrs. Joseph (Ann) Farr of Friday at 9 a.m. at the Holmes year. goalie Alan Jameson made the key rib injury. Manchester. Funeral Home, 400 Main St., with a powerplay goal was a big lift for said. "But now we have the She also is survived by another saves early. "Missing three key players in momentum, we have our confi­ She also is survived by a mass of Christian burial at 10 a.m. us,” Mathewson pointed out. daughter, Mrs. Kenneth E. (Mar­ Manchester started the scoring the first period hurt. Our lines were dence, and we’re on a roll," daughter, Barbara Guay of Willi- in Sacred Heart Church, Vernon. jorie I.) MaeShane of Lowell, at 9:22 of the first period when Craig and Keith Lauzon both broken up and we paid for it," mantic; six brothers, Joseph Ko- Burial will be in St. Bridget The contest was the Candiens’ Mass.; two sons, Leonard A. Nolan Mike Generis picked up a Brian added goals to increase Sims­ Farno added. season in microcosm. minski, Reuben Kominski and Cemetery. Calling hours are to­ of Lowell, Mass., and William Walter Kominski, all of Spring night from 7 to 9. Nolan of 'Tewksbury, Mass.; four "Look at how many chances Hill, Fla., John Kominski of Memorial donations may be granddaughters and four grand­ we had to score in the first two Ellington, Steve Kominski of made to the American Heart sons; one great-granddaughter Fired up Celtics bury Mavs periods (Montreal outshot Qu­ SHEkWOOf Somers, and Edward Kominski of Association, 310 Collins St., Hart­ and one great-grandson. ebec 32-14),’’ Naslund said. Ashford; and several nieces and ford, 06105. The funeral was held at the "But we knew the game was nephews. Morse Bayliss Funeral Home, BOSTON (UPI) - The Dallas they going to lose two in a row and midway through the third quarter. going our way, and it would just 'The funeral will be Friday at 11 Marjorie I. Nolan Lowell, Mass. Burial was in Lowell Mavericks have a tough enough three out of four. And that’s the Jay Vincent and Sam Perkins then be a matter of time until we took a.m. at Introvigne Funeral Home Cemetery, Lowell, Mass. time against the Boston Celtics way it should be with a good team. got the Mavericks back into the over.” Inc., 95 E. Main St., Stafford game with a 10-0 run, but two Marjorie I. Nolan, 77, of Lowell, under normal circumstances. You bounce back after a loss." Only some effective goaltend­ Springs, with burial in St. Edward baskets by Kevin McHale, who Mass., died early Wednesday When the Celtics are fired up, as Boston’s Robert Parish agreed. ing by Quebec goalie Clint UPI photo Cemetery, Stafford. Calling hours finished with 28 points, boosted morning at St. John’s Hospital, Composer Ludwig von Bee­ they were Wednesday night, it’s a “ When you lose, like we did in Malarchuk kept the Nordiques are today from 2 to 4 and 7 to9 p.m. Lowell, Mass., after a long illness. thoven died in 1827. certificates. double dose of bad news for Dick Chicago, you automatically want Boston’s lead to 90-78 near the end Sabres’ goalie Tom Barrasso makes great save on shot from suffering an embarrass­ of the third quarter. Motta and Co. to better your effort the next game, ment. Only another superior by Rangers’ Brian MacLellan (26). Sabres edged New One night after Boston dropped a and that’s what we did,” Parish Bird’s 17-point fourth quarter effort by Montreal tonight will York, 5-4. 116-108 decision to the Chicago said. "Usually, our games against keep the Nordiques from exact­ Bulls, the Celtics played what (Dallas) are tight. They go down to assured the triumph. ” It’s like ( ing a measure of revenge. GARDENS Motta called "the best game I ’ve the wire. I think tonight was the ever seen them play against best we’ve ever played against coach) Don Shula always says, ’’We’rerloying the Nordiques Los Angeles skinned Toronto Dallas,” riding a 44-point fourth them." 'The great ones always rise to the (tonight) so we’ll just have to do Black Hawks 5, Jets 4 4-3. ^ o d i a n d quarter to a 13f-117 rout of the Larry Bird scored 17 of his 35 occasion,” ’ said Parish. "And it again,” Bobby Smith said. Defenseman Behn Wilson 168 Woodland 8t. 643-8474 8 am - 7 pm dally Larry Bird is one of the great ones. Mavericks. points in the final quarter as “ We’ll certainly need the same scored early in the final period Heck, he's not MVP because he's The outcome didn’t exactly Boston recorded its 11th straight type of goaltending (Montreal on a power play to snap a 4-4 tie Come see our new “ChrMmas Fairyland" Shop! pretty.” shock Motta. victory over Dallas, which has goalie Patrick Roy bad 23 Capitals 5, Oilers 2 and lift Chicago over the slump­ saves). Patrick was sensational And for the Children... Real Animals! ‘ ‘I knew the Celtics were going to never beaten the Celtics. For Dallas. Detlef Schrempf had At Edmonton, Alberta. Wa­ ing Jets. be all business," the Dallas coach Boston moved to a 13-pdint 20 points and Vincent finished with in the last three seconds of the shington .goalie Al Jensen Winnipeg’s Dale Hawerchuk mom halftime lead and stretched it to 18 game." said. “ They were. No way were 14. stopped 38 shots in his second scored the first two goals of the With the Nordiques using an victory over Edmonton this game, both on power plays, but extra skater, Roy robbed the season and Kevin Hatcher, Chicago came back to beat the Nordiques of a tie by stopping Jorgen Pettersson. Alan Ha­ Jets, who have won only one Giants competitiveness to be tested two close-range shots in the worth and Mike Gartner all game in their last nine and ftimdKu rates. final seconds. scored in the third period for the stand at 10-20-4 overall. Capitals. The Hawks won for only the By United Press International 1963, the Giants can gain their third wild card spot in Quebec coach Michel Ber­ second time in their last seven Annual Rate five years. By beating the Steelers, New York will geron was thankful the score games, but moved back into EAST RUTHERFORD. N. J . — All season long. New clinch its first home playoff game since 1962. wasn't any higher. York Giants coach has called his players " It ’s the last game of the season and we're still in Sabres 5, Rangers 4 second place in the NHL’s Rod - Pink - White iingit Flimr 6 0 - 9 0 Days...... 7.50% it,” said defensive end George Martin, the senior "Clint kept us in there all the Norris Division past idle Personal Accounts Only as a bunch of competitors. They will have a chance to Don Lever’s goal at 17:05 of 4-7 Flowera ln« j 99 prove him correct Saturday. (Slant with 11 years’ experience. 'T v e been here when way.” Bergeron said. “ If he the third period lifted Buffalo to Minnesota. The Giants can seal a wild card playoff spot with a we were out of it halfway through the season. hadn’t made those early saves a comeback victory over the Chicago’s Denis Savard was W h ile you’re waiting to see what $100,000.) And, you’ll have the Montreal would have beaten us hooked by Winnipeg’s Doug victory over Pittsburgh, but first must shake off last ’ T v e talked to all the players on this team and no Rangers. The Sabres, who had happens with the long term certificate by a bigger margin, the Cana­ Small, sending Small to the flexibility to move your money in as week's heart-breaking 28-21 loss to Dallas which cost one has ever thought of the season ending Saturday. won only two of 11 previous diens beat us to the puck all penalty box. Wilson took advan­ rates, the best place to park your few as 60 days. New York a shot at the NFC East title. Everybody's looking to the postseason.” games, spotted the Rangers an CHRISTMAS Saa Chrlatmaa Land! money is in a snort term certificate So pull into your nearest C B T Most of the Giants players felt they could have won night.” early 3-0 lead before coming tage of Chicago's extra man by If the Giants win Saturday, they will host either San Qreenhouse Full of: POTTED MUMS. at CBT. the game if not for some key mistakes and strange The Canadiens suffered a big . back with a strong showing in nailing the game-winner after branch and park your money in a short Francisco or Washington in the wild card game. If TREES AFRICAN VIOLETS, CYCLAMEN. POIN- plays ttot turned in Dallas’ favor. loss when veteran forward the second and third periods to taking a pass from Tom Lysiak. You’ll get the highest annu­ term certificate today. But hurry, New York loses, it can still get in the playoffs if either Choose Your Living SETTAS. Are Ready (Rad, WhRa. Pink); " I haven't forgotten about the loss, but I don't dwell Ryan Walter sustained a se­ win it. It was the only score of the third KALENCHOE. GARDENIAS; Large and al rate available. (M inim um with rates like these we’re bound on it," Giants center said. "On Monday, the 49ers or Redskins lose. period. deposit-$5(X). Maximum- rious eye injury when he was Cut or Balled Tree Small FoHega and House Plants *1.19 a up. to run out o f parking spaces soon. tnere was an overall letdown. There was the feeling “ They realize what's at stake and the season kind of accidently struck by a stick. He The Sabres had scored four that it (division title) was there. If I felt we were comes down to this,” Parcells said. became tee fourth Canadiens' straight goals to take a 4-3 lead King* 4, M«pl« L«afs 3 BOUGHS beaten by the Cowboys and they were the better team, Five Giants were named to the NFC team player in the last two years to before the Rangers tied it on Marcel Dionne scored his isth Bi Iuib, Plat, Spract. Lavral, MlitIdN When ynAe ready to^demadd more it wouidn’t be so bad. Wednesday — three for the first time. Linebackers sustain a serious eye iitJury. Mike Ridley’s goal at 13; 18 of ^ ^ Rustic Logs — BIsnksIs from abank. “ I think the emotional effect of the loss is gone. I and , and defensive the third period. But Lever's and 14th goals of tee season to don't think we’re going to dwell on it, I don’t think Bill end were voted starters by the In other games, Hartford third goal of the season broke lead Los Angeles over Toronto. Comstory Biskots FRESH WREATHS (Parcells) is going to let us dwell on it. players, and and running nipped Calgary 4-3, Buffalo the tie as he knocked in the Los Angeles goaltender Bob "It took us a wUle to get over it,” added nose tackle edged New York 5-4, Chicago rebound of a shot by Richie Janecyk stopped 32 of 35 shots AH Tsttstully Dseontsd Hida FrMB Mia*. Plaa ar Prlaeaaa Phia Member FDIC back Joe Morris made the team as reserves. Simms, Jerome Sally, “ but after the game we realized we had Morris and Marshall made the Pro Bowl for the first shaded Winnipeg 5-4, Washing­ Dunn from about 15 feet at the as the Kings won for only the 6ARUND ROPING another shot." time. Carson is going for the seventh time and Taylor ton pounded Edmonton S-2, and left faceoff circle. third time at home this season. Although they have not won a division title since has made it in each of his five NFL seasons. . 1 Pina Pina 'a LaaraL Prlaeaaa Plaa and Laaral J . It - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tliuraday. Dec. 1», 1M5 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thuradav Dec. 19, 1980 — II SCOREBOARD College basketball roundup

(9-2) vs. Arttona State (8G). S p jn . Ball bounces right way Hack Hawka 5, Jala 4 D t c V Ubertv Bowl (Memphis, Tenn.) — BaaketbaU Football Louisiana State (9-1-1) vs. Baylor (B3). Hockey Wtowlgsg 3 3 4 -4 8:30 p.m. _ _ CBigago 441— 4 OtC* s Ptrat porlod— I, Wlnnlpog, Howor- Florida Citrus Bowl (Ortondo. Flq j — c h u k X (Stson, Mullon), pp, 12:34. NBAatandInga NFL atandinga Brigham Yoong()1-2) vs. ()hlo State (8-3). for Louisville’s Wagner 3, Wlnnlpog, Howsrchuk 31 (Mullon, NHL ttandings Stoon),pp, 14:03. Ponaltlos— ' ten Bowl (El Paso, Texas) — (teorglo Yoromchuk, CM, 3;5^Cortylo, Wag, Amerleon Cantorsnes (7-31) vs. Ailzono (33). 2:30. 3:9; Turnbull, Wpg, slsi; DuPont, (Si, Aloha Bowl (Honolulu) — Akdwjno Attonttc DIvislaa East Combintd Wire Sarvlcat nine minutes of the second half to grab a 19-point 10:01;Tumbull,Wbg,W:0l; O'Callahan, W L Pet. OB By LEWIS WITHAM W L T Pet. P F PA (32-1) vs. Southern California (8-5). 8 INrtiMiOlvWMl Chi, 13:09; S ocw ^C h l, 13:9; Dollas, cushion. W L T m*. OP OA Boston 21 5 J H — V-Mloml 11 4 0 .733 4 9 3X F " ’ - ^ — Wpg, 14:9; Boschman,Wpg,18:M. New Jorsov 15 13 .59 4Vi Talte the number of letters In Dec* M After a long period of depression, Mlit Wagner is Duke’s tough man-to-man defeiiM held the Wildcats PMIodtlphla 23 t 0 4* 147 100 New England 10 5 0 .447 3X 97 Freedom Bowl (Anohelm, Collf.) — WOdilngton W 7 4 42 117 90 Phltadolphla 14 13 SB 7 the last name ot New York Yan­ NY Jets 10 5 0 .97 39 254 finaliy getting the right bounces again. to 38.9 percent shooting for the contest. Davidson Socond porlod— 3, Chicago, S. Lormor Washington 12 13 .500 8 Indianapolis 4 11 0 .247 2 9 3X Washington (85) vs. Colorodo (7-4). 8 NY Itloraltrt 13 10 • 32 114 115 10 (Sovord, D. Wilson), pe, 4:50. A kees' new manager, subtract " I knew it wouid come sooner or iater,” Wagner stayed close by hitting 10 of 11 foul shots. Plittburgh 13 15 4 30 123 114 Now York 7 18 .39 13Vi the number of belts recently re­ Buffalo 2 13 0 .133 2 9 353 Chicoge, Socord II (Sovord, S. Lormor), Control Division Central ^’Ootor Bowl (Jacksonville, FlaJ — said after scoring 22 points Wednesday night to lead David Wingate scored 14 poinu and Michael NY Rgngtn 14 17 1 30 113 109 pp, 7 :9 .5 , Wlnnlpog, NoutoM 9 (Corlylo, linquished by Michael Spinks, Florida State (8-3) vs. Oklohomo State Now JOTMV 13 14 1 27 113 12S Mllwoukoo 18 11 431 — Cleveland 8 7 0 .533 277 247 16th-ranked Louisville to a 63-83 victory over No. 17 Jackson, Reggie Williams and Horace Broadnax HoworchukJ, pp, 10:27. A Chicago, Dotroll 14 13 J19 3 Cincinnati 7 8 0 .97 418 4()3 (33). 8 p.m. ^ A d a m DMttan Patorson 5 (Cordnor), sh, 10:43. 7, multiply by the number of "non­ Dec. 31 added 12 apiece as Georgetown buried crosstown rival OuotMC 17 12 3 34 123 99 Altanta 13 13 .59 3/i-minute span to widen a 39-36 lead to 5936 with \ CiiitoO iH Cowtoranea 8:43; B. Murray, Chi, 8:51; B. Mhlson, previous games this season before he asserted the ^ Norris DMtIoa W L Pet. OB teams. San Diego 8 7 0 .533 433 397 Peach Bowl (AtlontO) — Arm y (33) 11; 10 to play. Broadnax scored eight points and 13:04. Houston 18 9 447 — Kansas City 5 10 0 .333 279 324 vs. Illinois (44-1). 2 :9 p.m. leadership and clutch play Wednesday night that the W L T Pis. OP OA Third porlod— 9, Chicago, B. Mtllson 4 Wingate had six to lead the Georgetown surge. St. Louis 14 13 4 113 114 Denver 17 9 4 9 PAYOFF: The answer is also Notlenot Conference Jop. 1 Cardinals had come to expect from him. (Lyslok, T . M urrav),pp,5:9. Ponaltlos— Utah 14 12 .571 7Vi East Cotton Bowl ((tello s)-A u b u rn (33) vs. “ That’s the way they play,” said American Coach Chicago 11 IS 4 125 143 Yoromchuk, Chi, mlnor-molor (flght- the number of points scored by “ I had a couple of Jumpers in a row and I knew I MInnosoto 9 14 7 124 121 Son Antonio 15 13 4 9 3 W L T Pet. P F PA Texas A 3M (9-2). 2 :9 p.m. ^ , Ekl Tapscott. '"They are big, strong and talented and Ing), 4 :9 ; Wottors, Wpg, mlnor-molor Dollos 13 13 .500 AV7 Oakland to win the famous x-Dollos 10 5 0 .97 341 302 Fiesta Bowl (Tempo, A rli.) — couldn’t miss," Wagner said after scoring Louisville’s Toronto I 10 S 111 139 (tlghtlng), 4:9; Small, Wpg, 5:9; B. Dotrolt 7 19 4 91 154 Socramonto 9 17 .344 8Vli "Heidi" game in 1968. What N Y Giants 9 4 0 .49 371 273 Michigan (31-1) vs. Nebraska (32). 1:9. final 10 points. “ After a while. Coach (Denny) Crum they pressure you until you fold.” Murray, Chi, 8:57. Pacific OIvtsloa Orange Bowl (M iam i) — Penn State Smrlfco Division Shots on goal— Wlnnlpog 12-10-14-9. Washington 9 4 0 .49 370 294 started running plays for me, and it helped me get the Edmonton 23 4 4 50 175 130 L.A. Lokors 23 3 .8K — team did they defeat? Philadelphia 4 9 0 .49 249 275 (J1-0) vs. Oklohomo (131). 8p.m. Chicago 11-44-37. Rose Bowl (Posodeno, Collf.) — UC LA easy Jumpers and I got fouled a lot." Coloarv 17 11 3 37 134 101 Portland 15 13 .59 OVi St. Louis 5 10 0 .333 242 387 Powor-plav convorslons— Wlnnlpog Seattle II 14 .407 13 (3 M ) vs. Iowa (131). 4 :9 p .m . . , Unrank«d VOncouvor 10 19 4 34 131 143 7-A Chicago 7-3. Central In the only other action involving the nation’s wmnlpog 10 20 4 24 119 140 L.A. Clippers 9 17 .344 13'/i x-Chlcogo 14 1 0 .933 419 181 Sugar Bowl (New Orleans) — Miami Elsewhere, At Providence, Don Brown scored 18 (toollos— Wlnnlpog, Bouchard. Chi­ GoMon State 10 X .3X 141^ step 4iOA MSN iJdDAVd (Fla.) (131) vs. Tennessee (31-2). 8 p.m. ranked college basketball teams. No. 3 Duke defeated Los Angolos I 19 4 20 105 155 cago, Bonnormon. A-1449. Minnesota 7 8 0 .97 311 322 Wsdwssdgy’s Bosutts Phoenix 8 17 .3X 14 (ireen Bay 7 8 0 .97 317 338 Davidson 69-52 and No. 5 Georgetown walloped points to pace seven Friars in double figures leading WoBnosdov's RssuHs C k ^ S + JXC-S :|I3M8NV ttarfford 4, Calgary 3 Roforoo— Don Marouolll. Detroit 7 8 0 .97 2 9 329 College bowl capsuloa American University 63-39. Providence College to its sixth straight victory, a Buffalo 5. N Y Rongors 4 Boston 137, Dallas 117 ®1985bv,NEA Inc Tampa Bay 2 13 0 .133 277 4X 10978 decision over Holy Cross. Providence’s Jack Montrool X Quoboc 3 Now Jersey 113, Utoh 98 WMt Rose Bowl Top Twenty Chicago 5. Wlnnlpog 4 Philadelphia 19, Houston 108 x-LA Rams 11 4 0 .733 334 241 Participants — UCLA (32-1) vs. Iowa Duda hit six-of-seven from the field for 13 points. Jim Washington 5, Edmonton 3 Sabraa 5. Rangara 4 LA Lakers 107, Mllwoukoo 105 ten Francisco 9 4 0 .49 39 247 (131). With neither team able to keep a lead midway McCaffrey of Holy Cross had 10 points before leaving Los Angolos 4, Toronto 3 LA Clippers 103, Golden State 99 NMi 113, Jazz B8 New Orleans 5 10 0 .333 284 39 Bowirecord— UCLA85,1owo82. through the second half, Wagner took charge and had with an ankle injury early in the second half. Thursdov's Gamas Atlanta 3 12 0 .29 2 9 92 Coaches — UCLA, Terry Donahue; six points in an 30 Louisville run that put the (All TUnos B IT) BuffMo 4 3 3 -5 (All TMnss E S T) xOInched division tllte lowa,HavdenFry. At Houston, Greg Anderson scored 32 points to lead Hartford at Boston, 7:35 p.m. N Y Rongors 3 1 1— 4 Cleveland at Now York, 7 :X p.m. U TA H ( 9 ) v-clinched wildcard spot Dote ond site — Jan. 1, at Rose Bowl In Cardinals up for good at 52-47 with 7; 03 left. eight players in double figures and give Houston a Rrst porlod— 1, N Y Rongors, Sond- Dantloy 11-141515 a , Malono 514 3-32, Montrool at Qusboc, 7:35 p.m. Dallas at Atlanta, 7 :X p.m. Friday's Games Posodena,Callf. “ I ’ve been saying since the first of November that 92-82 victory over Brigham Young-Hawaii. Other Now Jorsov at Phllodslphla, 7:35 p.m. strom 13 (RIdlov, Ruotsolalnon), 11:9. X Washington at Chicago, 8 :X p.m. Eaton 384414, Stockton 4-3 3-2 3, Hanson (All Times EST) Television— NBC otSp.m. EST. Pittsburgh at MInnosoto, 1:35 p.m. N Y Rongors, Brooks 15 (RIdloy, Portland at Denver,9:Xp.m . 39 54 4, Groan 11-19 2-2 24,Balloy514 Denver ot Seattle, 8 p.m. Revenues — The PocIflc-IOond Big Ten Milt was going to have one of those nights he’s capable Cougars in double figures were Alvin Franklin with 18 PrMoy'sOamos Sondstrom), pp, 14:39. Ponaltlos— Hubor, Sacramento at Phoonlx,9:Xp.m. 54 IX Havot 1-2 44 2, Scurry 37 4-4 10, : Saturday's Games eachrecelvetamllllon. of having,” Crum said. “ He’s going to hit a couple and points, Renaldo ’Thomas with 13 and Rickie Winslow Cdlgarv at St. Louis, night NYR, 12:14; Homol, But, 14:9; Dunn, Dotrolt at SoMlo, I0 :X p.m. Roborts 51440. Totals 374725319. / 'Pittsburgh at N Y Giants, 12;Xp.m. Key matchups — UCLA RB (teston they might all go in.” Los Angolos at Edmonton, night But, 19:9. Friday's Gamas '' Washington at St. Louis, 4 p.m. Green vs. LB Larry Station; UCLA's with 10. Rick Curtis led the Seasiders with 23 points. N.Y. Istandors at N. Y. Rongors, night Socond porlod— 3, N Y Rongors, Houston at Now Jorsov, night NEW JERSEY (113) Sunday's Gomes Inlurv-rlddled secondary vs. QB Chuck ’ "They really had a great last 10-minute effort out of Doug Stewart scored 17, John White had 15 and Rick Toronto at Voncouvor, night Sondstrom 13 (Honlon), sh, 1:9. 4, Utah at Philadelphia, night Williams 511 1-4 17, King 511 1-1 9,1 Atlonta at New Orleans, 1 p.m. Lone and versatile RB Ronnie Harmon. Wagner," Indiana Coach Bob Knight said. “ He made Barker scored 14. Washington at Wlnnlpog, night Buffalo, PorrooultlS (Houslov, Rutf),pp, L. A. Lakers at Clovoland, night GmlnskI 59 2-3 12, Birdsong 11-X 2-2 24,/ Buftolo at Miami, 1 p.m. UCLA K John Lee vs. K RobHoughtlln. the difference in the ballgame, scoring and hitting 13:03. 5, Buffalo, McKonna 5 Milwaukee at Indiana, night Richardson 15171-131, Dawklns545418/ Chlcogo at Detroit, 1 p.m. Key statistics — Lee Is NCAA all-time At Little Rqck, Ark., William Mills scored 24 points (Orlando, Houslov), 15:48. San Antonio at L.A. Clippers, night Johnson 2-71-25, Ransov 3-41-17, O' Koran Cincinnati at New England, 1 p.m. field-goal leoderwIthTV. Iowa 1s second In those free throws down the stretch.” and reserve Eric Poerschke had 14 points to lift Ponaltlos— MacLollon, NYR, 1:00; 51 44 4. Totals 4992 13X 113. Cleveland at NY Jets, 1 p.m. scoring In notion,averaging37'/ipolntta ’Three Indiana starters, center Daryl Thomas, AHL itandingt Utah 31 V 21 2 5 - 9 Arkansas to a 87-69 victory over Alabama State. Tuckor, But, 3:37; Sondstrom, N YIL Green Bov ot Tampa Bay, 1 p.m. game. forward Andre Harris and guard Rick Calloway, 11:37; M acUllan, NYR, 14:31; Han­ Caltlca137.Maverlckan7 NOW JOTMV 99 935-113 Phllodelphlo ot Minnesota, 1 p.m. (Xdlook— This Is the game Longputoff Arkansas, 7-1, built a 42-31 lead by halftime, but lon, NYR , (Sorvod by MocLollan), Fouled out— Wlllalms. Total fouls— ten Diego ot Kansas City, 1 p.m. the N FL a season for. With on outskte played sparingly in the second half because of foul Alabama State chipped away at the lead in the second UPI photo 19:31. Utoh 19, Now Jorsov 27. Rebounds— chance at the notional title still at stoke, W L T PtS. OP OA DALLAS (117) Dallas at ten Francisco, 4 p.m. trouble. Steve Alford carried Indiana, scoring 27 half. ’The Hornets cut the difference to 51-48 with 13:01 Adirondack 17 9 3 37 133 91 Third porlod— 5. Buffalo, Androvchuk Utah 42 (Dantloy 9), Now Jorsov 48 Houston at Indlanopolls, 4 p.m. the Howkeves will pull out all stops. U C LA 13 (Ruff), 1:9. 7, Buffalo, Ramsoy 4 Agulrra 514 2-2 12. Perkins 7-14 54 17, (Gmlnsk112).Assists— Utah 31 (Stock- points, 16 in the second half. left. Mills hit a short Jumper to kick the Razorbacks’ Philadelphia’s Charles Barkley chases a night at the Spectrum. Barkley had Molno 15 11 3 33 115 114 Donaldson 2-3 1-3 5, Davis 57 DO 12, Monday's Gome backed Into the Rose Bowl when Arizona Frodorlcton 13 14 4 33 137 ill (Andorsson, Orlando), 5:9. 8, NY ton 6), NowJersov 9 (Richardson 9). LA Raiders at LA Rams, 9 p.m. State lost on the final Saturday of the Mark Alarie scored 13 points and freshman Danny lead back to five points with 12; 45 left and Poerschke Shorbrooko 14 14 3 31 142 129 Rongors, RIdloy 9 (Osborns, Ruot- Blackmon 9-X 3-3 21, Horpor 512 04 11, Tochnlcols-iHOawklns. A— 9449. ball he stole from Houston’s Rodney career-high 31 points in Sixers’ 1267- Schromp(5S(H)X,Blab2-3t-25,J.VIncsnt (regular season ends) season. Ferry added 12 and Duke took advantage of 16 came in to hit four field goals down the stretch. Novo Scotia It II 4 36 123 151 salolnon), pp, 13:18. 9, Buffalo, Lovor 3 OrangeBowl McCray (22) in NBA action Wednesday 1.08 win. Moncton 13 14 3 27 103 114 (Dunn), 17:05. Ponoltlos— Homol, But, 54 4-4 14, Ellis 51 54 O.Wonnlngton second-half turnovers to beat Davidson. At Logan, Utah, Patrick Hamilton scored 17 points to 51040. TotalsS51X 1517117. Participants — Oklahoma (13 1) vs. Southom Division 3:05; Whistio, NYR, 3:05; Brooks, NYR, NBA All-Slar voting PennStotedl-O). The Blue Devils built a 16-point lead in the opening lead Georgia to a 9974 victory over Utah State. Rochostor 19 4 3 41 134 103 4:18; Osborns, NYR, 9:15; Dunn, But, Pro Bowl toams Bowl Record— Oklahoma 1831, Penn half at 24-8 and looked as if they would blow the game Horshoy 17 9 3 34 129 101 13:07; Borrasso, But (sorvod by BOSTON (137) State1882. Georgia raised its record to 8 2, while USU dropped to SprlngtloM 14 13 2 30 119 119 Porrooult), 18:43; Osborns, NYR, 18:43. McHale 1517 53 9 , Bird 1537 54 35, Coaches — Oklohomo, Barry Switzer; open on a basket by Ferry with 7:05 left, but the 44. Georgia’s Joe Ward and Donald Hartry added 14 NBA roundup Parish 54 2-2 IX Johnson 7-18 44 18, NEW YORK — The voting for the NBA NEW YORK — The NatloanI Foot­ St. Cothorlns 14 II 2 30 140 155 Shots on goal— Buffalo 10-13-10— 9 . NY Western Conforonco All-Stars os of Doc. Penn State, JoePaterno. Wildcats cut the margin to 33-25 at intermission. The points apiece, while Horrace McMillan had 13 and Now Hovon 11 14 3 34 113 133 Rongors 134-13-34. Alnga 9-13 04 X , Walton 55 54 8, ball League 199 Pro Bowl teams Wodmon 1-7 04 2, Slchtlng 24 54 4, 18, 1985: Date and site — Jan. 1 at the Orange Blue Devils then outscored Davidson 20-9 in the first Binghamton 10 14 4 34 101 137 Powor-ploy convorslons-Buffalo (selected by N FL head coaches and Bowlin Miami. Willie Anderson 12. Carllslo54540, S. Vlncont541-17, Kltol-1 Centers players): Bolfimoro 9 19 3 31 107 IX 7-1. NY Rongors A3. 1, Koreom Abdul-Jobbar (LA Lakers) Television — NBC at 8 p.m. ES T (upon W sdwssioy*s Rosuffs 54 X Thirdkill 501-21. Totals 551041517 AFC con elusion of Rose Bowl). 137. )79,3X. 3, Wovno Cooper ( Denver) 9749. Offense Now Hovon 3, Bolllmoro 3 (OT-tIo) Goallos— Buffalo, Barrosso. NY 3, Akeem Olaluwon (Houston) 74470. 4, Revenues— opproxlnrMitelv$2.2mllllon Moncton 4, Nova Scotto4 (O T) Rongors, Hanlon. A— 17,19. Dallas 9 X 9 35— 117 Wide receivers— x-Louls LIpps, Pitts­ Barkley Malone chop Boston 37 M a 44— l a Artis Gilmore (Son Antonio) 52932. 5, each. Thorsdov’s Bom si burgh; x-Steve Lorgent, Seattle; Mark Key matchups — Penn State RB D .J. Threo-point goals— Harper, Schrompt Joe Barry Carroll (Golden State) 52415.4, Cloyton, Miami: Wes Chandler, ten No gamos schodulod Roforoo— Ron Wicks. Jock SIkma (Seattle) 9,875.7, Sam Bowie (tezler vs. LB Brian Bos worth. Penn State Prtdgvi Oomss X BIrdX Alngo2. Fouled out— None. Total Diego. fouls — Dallas 14, Boston 30. (Portland) 9491. 8, Mark Eaton (Utah) C Keith Rodectc vs. N T Tony Calllos. Molno at Now Hovon Tackles— x-Anthony Munoz, Cincin­ Penn State OLBs Don Graham ond Shane Canadlana3,Noriliquaa2 Rebounds— Dollos 37 (Schrompt, Par­ X494. 9, James Edwards (Pho­ nati; x-BrIan Holloway, New England; Faust takes Akron Job Boltlmora at Rochostor enix) X49. 10, Alvon Adams Conlon vs. scrambling QB Jamelle Frodorlcton at Shorbrooko kins 9), Boston 44 (McHola 10). ChrlsHInton, Indlonapolls. Assists— Dollas 9 (Horpor 9), Bo5 (Phoenix) 19,287. Hollewav. Rockets down to size Binghamton at Sprlngtlold Qusboc 141—3 ton 44 (Alngo 13). Technicals- Guards— x-John Hannah, New Eng­ Key statistics— Oklahoma ranks No. 1 Montrool 111— 3 Dallas coach Motto, Aguirre, Walton. 1, Alex English (Denver) 141,29. 2, land; x-MIke Munchak, Houston; Roy nationally In total defense and passing AKRON, Ohio (UPI) — Former Notre Dame Among his reasons for selecting Akron, Faust Rrst porlod— 1, Qusboc, Sauvo 5 A— I4JW. James Worthy (L A Lxikers) 119,794. 3, Foster, Miami. defense and No. 2 In rushing defenseond said, were the school’s desire to become a \ Whalirs4.Flimn3 (Andorson, OouloO, pp, 2:1A X Montrool, Marques Johnson (LAClIppers) 108409.4, scoring defense. Penn State ranks fifth In football coach Gerry Faust, who has agreed to a 113, Utah 98; Los Angeles Lakers quarter rally by Golden State. thenatlon In scoring defense. Division I-A school as early as 1987, the By William R. Barnard Cortonnoou 11 (ChoHos), 10:48. Ponalttos Calvin Natt (Denver) 107,910. 5, Mark Centers— x-OwIght Stephenson, M i­ five-year contract with the University of Akron, The Associated Press 107, Milwaukee 105; and Los The Warriors trailed 8969 with — Tromblov, Mtl, 1:34; Kumpol, Quo, Clippara 103. Warriora BB Aguirre (Dallas) 107413. 4, Ralph ami; Mike Webster, Pittsburgh. Outlook— Penn Statelsnot overpower­ 3S,(KK)-8eat Rubber Bowl, a strong academic 9:47 left, but they outscored the CatBorv 1 I I - I 4:51; Huntor, Quo, 12:X; Robinson, Mtl, Sampson (Houston) 94,155. 7, Mike ing on offense or defense. The Nlttony said Wednesday the step down from big-time Angeles Clippers 103, Golden State college football to a Division I-AA school will not - program and the Integrity of its athletic program. Clippers 28-8 over the next 8:09 to (toifHard l l > - 4 12:9; Mollor, Quo, 13:01; Chollos, Mtl, Mitchell (Son Antonio) 61,297. 8, Adrion Tight ends— x-Ozzle Newsome, Cleve­ Lions lust win. Oklahoma Is overpower- Charles Barkley and Moses 99. RrsI porlod— 1, Horfford, Turgoon II 13:9; Ooulot, Quo, 18:45. G O LD EN S TA TE (99) Dantlev (Utah) 59454.9, Cedric Maxwell Ing on defense, allowing only 94 points for relieve any pressure on him. United Press International learned Faust will tie the score 97-97. (DInoon) 1:39. X C o lg ^ , Wilson 15 L. Smith 1-2542, Short 7-187-9H, Corroll land; Todd Christensen, Los Angeles. Malone, the shortest power Houston, undefeated at home Socond porlod— 3, Montrool, Smith (L A Clippers) 47419. 10, KIkl Vande- — x-Don Marino, Mi­ the season. The Sooner offense has been earn $135,000 per season in straight salary, more (Macoun) 3:35. Ponaltlos— Huntor, 10 (Naslund, Trom blov), 18:48. 518 44 14, Floyd 514 50 18,Mullln 7-13 overpowering since Hollewav, a fresh­ “ There was as much pressure on (former forward-center combo in the Na­ this season, lost for the 19th Maxwell then took a pass from 54 X, Ballard 3-9 3-2 4,Teaelo5121-1 weghe (Portland) 44413. ami : Dan Pouts, ten Diego. than twice the amount paid Ohio State football Cal, mlnorfftolor (fighting) 2:03; Ro- Ponaltlos— Naslund, Mtl, 3 :9 ; Lalor, Guards man, took over at QB, averaging 37.7 coach) Jim Dennison at Akron University as tional Basketball Association, straight time in Philadelphia, a Marques Johnson, who led the bortson, Hor, mlnor.malar (fighting) Mtl, 5:49; Picard, Quo, 6 :9 ; Huntor, 13, Whitoheod 1-2542, Huston 51)04 0, 1, Moglc Johnson (L A Lakers) 279,145.2, polntslnwlnnlne7stralght.Oklahamahas coach Earle Bruce. Verhoovon 04 ()4 0. Totals 39-89 25X Running backs— x-Marcus Allen, Lo- there was on me at Notre Dame,” Faust said. streak that dates back to 1974. Clippers with 22 points, for a layin 3:03; PspllnskI, Col, 3:37; MocDormId, Quo, 9:04; RIchor, Mtt, 9 :9 ; Huntor, Fat Lever (Denver) 97,257. 3, Michael beaten 5 bowl teams — Nettroska, “ I was bom and raised a Buckeye, and I ’m chopped the Houston Rockets' Ho t, 10:04; Slltonon, Hor, 13:31; sAngeles: x-Freeman McNeil, New “ The coach puts pressure on himself.’’ The 76ers never trailed in the and scored again after a miss by Quo, 15:X;Chollos,Mtl,15:X;Svoboda, Cooper (L A Lakers) 9,704. 4, Chris York; Craig James, New England; Kevin Oklahoma State, Texas, Minnesota and Twin Towers down to size. PspHnskl, Cal, 14:15; Shoohv, Col, Mtt, 14:13; (ioulof, (3uo, 14:41. US CLIPPERS (ia> . Mullln ((Solden State) 81,853. 5, Rolando Colorado — and Is favored to beat Penn Faust left the high school football dynasty he happy to be back here,” Faust said. “ It’s great to Norm Nixon. His free throws with Johnson 519 44 X , Nloxwell 4-9 84 14, Mack, Cleveland. The 9foot-6 Barkley and the 6-10 game. 19:05. Blockman (Dallas) 79434. 4, Clyde State. The Sooners have too much speed built at Cincinnati’s Moeller High (17817-1 in 18 be back in Ohio.” 10 seconds left gave Los Angeles a Socond porlod— 3, Calgary, MacDo­ Nimphlus 514 5514, Brldgemon 1517 54 Malone combined for 55 points and Third porlod— 4, Montrool, Noslund 34 Orexler (Portland) 74,2)7. 7, Johnny Dotense for the Nlttony Lions and should give Asked if his contract included an escape clause, Lakara 107, Bucks 105 nald 13 (Konroyd, Otto), pp, 3:57. (Robinson, Chollos),pp, 11:37.5, Qusboc, X , Nixon511 509, Beniamin 35504, D. Moore (San Antonio) 43,952. 8, Alvin Cooch Switzerhissecondnatlonaltitle. years) in 1980 to go to Notre Dame, where he 31 rebounds and completely out­ 10997 lead. Ponaltlos-4lnoon, Hor, 0:11; Bolhwoll, Smith 35 3410, Edwords 1-354X Oogol-1 Ends— x-Howle Long, Los Angeles; Faust said, “ I ’m not interested in running.” Los Angeles improved its Goulot 23 (Andorson, Souvo), pp, 12:24. Robertson (San Antonlo)54,514.9,(tooroe x-Mark (testineau. New York; SugorBowl compiled a disappointing 30-291 record before classed 74 Ralph Sampson and 7-0 Junior Bridgeman had a season- HOT, 3 :X ; Robortson, Hor, lOmlnuto Ponaltlos— Huntor, Quo, 9:21; McPhoo, 04 X White 04540. Totals41441525103. (Jervin (Chicago) 53,99. 10, Reggie Participants — Tennessee (31-2) vs. “ I don’t go to places Just to stop and go,” he league-best record to 22-3 as misconduct, 2 :X ; Boxtsr, Col, 4:31; Rulon Jones, Denver. resigning last month. Akeem Olajuwon as the Philadel­ high 20 points for the Clippers, Mtl, 9:21; (toulot. Quo, 10:9; Oolnov, Theus (Sacramento) 53,293. Mlaml(Fla.)(131). said. “ If you look at my record. I ’ve only been to Kareem Abdul-Jabbar scored 31 Turgoon, Hor, 1:11; Suttor, Cal, Mtl, 12:05. OoMon State Bowl record — Tennessee 12-14, Miami Questioned Wednesday during a crowded news phia 76ers defeated the Rockets while Purvis Short and Chris doublo-mlnor 11:31; DInoon, Hor, Shots on goal— Qusboc 44-11— 9 . LA aippars xaa^ia Interior linemen— x-Joe Klecko, New 84. conference at the school’s JAR Arena, Faust two places.” points in a narrow victory over Muilin paced Golden State with 22 doublo^nlnor 11 :X ; Konroyd, Cal, Montrool 2M0-10-4X Throo-point goals— Short, Nixon, York: Bob (telle, Cleveland. 129108 Wednesday night. Both Collaga hoop roaulta Outside linebackers— x-Andre Tip­ Doteandslte-Jan. Lot the Superdome refused to complain about sharp criticism he Akron president William Muse, noting the Central Division-leading and 20 points, respectively. minor-major (fhihtlno) 13:13; MocOor- Powor-play convorslons— Qusboc D. Smith. Fouled out— Carroll. Total In New on eons. Sampson and Olajuwon fouled out mld, HOT, mlnor-molor (ftgr.tlna) 13:13; A X Montrool A1. fouls— Golden State X , Clippers X . pett, New England; x-ChIp Banks, received during his tenure at Notre Dame. university is the third largest in Ohio and 52nd in Milwaukee. Cleveland: Mike Merriweather, Pitts­ Television— ABCatSp.m. EST. after totaling 31 points and 10 Nets 113, Ja n 98 Huntor, Col, 17:39; Huntor, Col,19:49. Rebounds— Golden State X (Ballard 10), Tournaments Revenues— $2mllllon each. the country with an enrollment of 26,000 students, The Lakers trailed 7959 with Clippors 45 (M axwell 12). Assists— burgh. “ Decisions have to be made by a writer or a rebounds. (3oollos— Qusboc, Molorchuk. Mont- Cardinal Classic Key matchup — Miami QB VInnv called the institution “ one of the largest unknown 7; 14 left in the third quarter, but Otis Birdsohg scored/24 points Third porlod— 4, Calgary, Botok 13 rooLRoy.A-1049. Golden State 24(Flovd 10), Clippers 24 Ball State91, Delaware State49 Inside linebackers— x-Karl Mec­ television newscaster, and that is his right,” “ We knew that they were the (Nixon 11). Technical— Short. A— klenburg, Denver; x-Steve Nelson, Testaverde's passing vs. the best poss universities in the United States.” they got back into the game with a and Micheal Ray Richardson (Loob), sh, 0:53.5, H o rtw d , Turgoon 19 Mississippi Valley St. 74, Brooklyn Coll. defense In the Southeastern Conference Faust said. “ It does not bother me, to be perfectly league’s best rebounding team, so (Francis, Slltonon), pp, 3:44.4, Horffordr Roforoo— Torry (Trogson. 9,107. 54 New Englond; Lance Mehl, New York. Muse was president of Texas A&M when 196 spurt that cut the deficit to two. added 21 points, 11 rebounds and led by DB Chris White, who hod 9 honest.” it was important for us to be T u r o m X (Slltonon, Francis), 7:23. 7, East Interceptions. Miami D L Jerome Brown football coach Jackie Sherrill was lured from the Los Angeles finally took its first nine assists for New Jersey against Hoifford, Crawford I (Robortson) 7:X. New York Tech41, Pace 54 Cornerbocks— x-MIke Haynes, Los The 59year-old Dayton native said he was aggressive on the boards,” 76ers 76ara 126, Rockets 108 Angeles; x-Louls Wright, Denver; vs. O L Bruce Wllkerson. Miami's young University of Pittsburgh by a lucrative offer. lead, 98-96, with 3:50 left on two Utah. Ponoltlos— Huntor, Cal, 1:54; Dl- Providence! 09, Holy Cross 78 secondary vs. W R TIm Mc(tee. contacted by 13 colleges and offered nine Jobs Coach Matt Guokas said. “ I was noon, h o t , 1 0 :«; Suttor, Col, 13:04; South Roy Clovborn, New England. “ We’re confident that Gerry can build a strong free throws by Worthy, who scored After the Nets rolled to an 8960 Key statistics— Testaverdecompleted before deciding on Akron late Monday afternoon. suprised by the dominant effort of Turgoon, Hor, 13:04; MacDonald, Transactions HOUSTON (19) Clemson 19, (3a. StateM 214 of 92 passes for 3,29 yards ond 21 TDs. Division 1-A football program,” said Muse, whose 22 points. lead in the third quarter, the Jazz Col, 15:04; Somuolsson, 15:04. Duke49, Davidson 52 Safeties— x-Ken Easley, Seattle; Youngstown State, Rice, Marshall and North McCray 44 1-3 9, Sampson 515 1-1 17, x-Deron Cherry, Kansas City; Worren Williams rushed for522yards and our club. We attacked them before Georgetown 9 , Americans? 4 TDs for Miami while Alonzo Hlghsmlth Carolina State reportedly wereamong the schools school applied for membership in the Mid- Terry Cummings led the Bucks came back as Adrian Dantley and Shots on goal— Calgary, 1-13-10— Olaluwon 445914, Lucas 7-103418, Lloyd Dennis Smith, Denver. they could come after us.” 7-100414, Reid 3101-211, Leovell55540, Hampden-SvdnevOS, Bridgewater 57 hod 451 yards and 5 T[}s. Tennessee (3B also interested in Faust. America Conference two weeks ago. with 23 points, while Sidney Rickey Green had 10 points each in - X . Horfford, 10-15-13-37. BASEBALL LoulsvIlleOS, lndlona43 Daryl Dickey was 9 o f 131 tor 1,141 yards Barkley was 12-for-16 from the the fourth period. But when Utah AfMrtcon LsssiiA Petersen 351-5 7, WleglnsS41-111, Harris Specialists Moncrief had 17 points, 10 re­ 1451X Ehio 1-1335. Totals454417-X1M. Mlaml-Fla81, Rider College58 and 10 TDs after taking over for Inlured field and scored 31 points for Powsr^loy convorslons— Calgary, 4- BOSTDN RED S()X— Namsd Tony W.Vo. St .99, W.Va. Tech97 Punter— Rohn Stark, Indianapolis. Tony Robinson. bounds and 11 assists. cut the deficit to 101-94, Darryl 1; Harttord,7-l. Torchlo manogor of Now Britain of tho MMwost Philadelphia, and he led the 76ers' Dawkins scored nine of his 18 PHILADELPHIA (19) Kicker— Gar Anderson, Pittsburgh. Outlook — Miami won 10 straight otter Ooollss— Calgary, Lomolln. Hart­ EostornLooguo. BallSt.91,DelawareSt.49 opening l(»s to Florida, Indudlng 27-14 52-32 rebounding advantage with ClIpperB 103, Warriors 09 ford, Wsoks. A— 9,939. Jones 37 54 10, Ervlng 7-11 35 19, points in the final 2:26 to secure the MILWAUKEE BREWERS— Tradod Barkley 1314 79 31, Malone 51412-15 24, Findlay 94, Tlffln7S victory at Oklahoma. Testaverde elves 19. Roforoo— Korry Frosor Dson Frooland and Eric Pllklngton, Kick returner— Irving Fryar, New Cedric Maxwell scored six points victory for New Jersey. Cheeks 7-131-1 15, Wood5l0548,Moss54 Marietta 44, CopItalOl England. Hurricanes tremendous edge In passing In other NBA games, it was pitchsrs. to tho Son Francisco Giants (or Mount UnlonS8,Musklngum54 and Miami has more running depth. Seven Patriots in Pro Bowl in the last minute of play as Los Dantley finished with 32 points Rob Door, outfloldor. 50 8, Johnson 3414 5, Cotlodge 24 2-2 4, Special teamer— Fredd Young, Seat­ Boston 137, Dallas 117; New Jersey Stokes04040. Totals47-8533-4019. Dtterbeln43,Ohio Northern58 tle. Tennessee depends heavily on defense, Angeles defused a furious fourth- for the Jazz, and Green had 24. Capitals 5, Ollars 2 TE X A S RANGERS— Assigned Billy Qulncv(lll.)91,Cent.Mo.St.78 which posted shutouts In loff two games. Taylor, pitchor, to Tulsa of the Texas Houston 9 X 9 V —19 SlU-Carbondale VI, SlU-EdwardsvIlle Dickey has been hot and In Mc(tee has a 45 NFC Broncos had two defensive star­ Defense — ends Richard Dent of Phltadolphla 9 X 31 a — 19 Offense starrecelver. By United Press International ■dmonton 1 o 1—3 *^RONTO BLUE JAYS—Aulgned Throo-poInt goal— Lucas. Fouled Wittenberg 77, Hiram 52 ters apiece. New York placed end Chicago and Leonard Marshall of Lou Thornton, outfielder, and AAanny Southwest Wide receivers— x-MIke Quick, Phila­ Recruiting violations charged Woshington 0 1 4— 4 out— Sampson, Olaluwon. Total fouls— delphia: x-Art Monk, Washington; New York; tackle Randy White; Rrst Porlod— 1, Edmonton, KurrI 24 Loo, shortstop, to Syracuse ot the Arkansas 87, Alabama St 49 NEW YORK - The New Eng­ and nose tackle International League. Named Lorry Houston 31, Philadelphia 19 James Lofton, Green Bay; Tony Hill, outside’’linebackers Lawrence (Grotiky, Coffoy), pp, 19:23. Ponoltlos— Rebounds— Houston 32 (Petersen 7), Houston9X BYU-Howall 82 Dallas. land Patriots, battling for a playoff Joe Klecko on the starting defen­ McClollond, Edm, 1:18; Lowo, Edm, Hardy monoger ot Knoxville of the Pan American 93, SW Texas 42 Bowling Taylor of New York and New Southern Leoguo.' Phllodelphlo 52 (Barkley 19). Assists— Tackles— x-JImbo Covert, Chlcogo; spot, placed four starters and sive line. Howie Long of the 9:23; (iortnor. Was, 10:31; Fooolln,Edm, Houston X (Lucas 7), Philadelphia West Orleans’ Rickey Jackson; inside BASKETBALL Cal Ploy Slo9, Wise. Osh. 74 x-Jackle Slater, Los Angeles; Joe seven players on the AFC Pro Bowl Raiders is the other defensive end. 13;X; Adorns, Was, 15:51; Was, bonch X (Cheeks 12). Technical— Philadelphia Jacoby, Washington. itt’s Chipman to step down (sorvod by Kostollc), 18:41. Nottenol Boskstball Association Central Washington97Col. Ot Idaho78 team annouened Thursday, includ­ Chip Banks of Cleveland Joins linebackers Mike Singletary of HOUSTON ROCKETS— Waived Gron- (Illegal defense, delay of game) silk City Socond Porlod— 2, Washington, A— 11,787. (teorgla99, Utah State74 Tippett at outside linebacker, and Chicago and Harry Carson of the vlllo Watters, center. Lovota122,Cal-lrvlne19 Guards— x-Kent Hill, Los Angeles; ing starting .linebackers Steve Murphy 10 (Gustofsson), 8:55. x-Russ Grimm , Washington; Dennis ; comerbacks my work.” season in the Eastern Eight (now Ponaltlos— McClollond, Edm, molor NEW YORK KNICKS— Announced the te.Cal.Col.101,CSten Bern73 Pete Beaudry 213, Al Wilson 213, Nelson and Andre Tippett. Denver’s Karl Mecklenburg was By Alan Robinson rottrement of Marvin Webster,centor. Lakara107.Bueka10S Harrah, Los Angeles. Mike Vossallo 213, Bill Benoit 221, Nick Eric Wright of San Francisco and The Associated Press Chipman recently asked himself Atlantic 10). They recently sold out (fighting), 4:55; Adams, Was, molor Centers— x-Joy Hllgenberg, Chl­ The Pro Bowl, matching AFC voted at inside linebacker along­ (tlghtlno), 4:55; Lumloy, Edm, 7:09; BOXING MaroHI 29, John KozIckI 203, Ray Dallas’ Everson Walls; safeties if he wanted to be coaching at 55, 6,709seat Fitzgerald Fieldhouse BRITISH BOXING BOARD DF cogo; Doug Smith, Los Angeles. Chitlick 210, Tom Corcoran 209, John stars against NFC stars, will be side Nelson. CorpMtor, Was, 7 :X ;, McClolland, Big Eaat atandinga Wes Hopkins of Philadelphia and when it would be too late to make a for the 198986 season. Was, 10:34; Voltch, /was, 12:53; CONTROL— Announced that Barry LOS A N G ELES LAKERS (1 9 ) Morton 524, Charley Hartley Jr. 253- played Feb. 2 at Honolulu. The Mike Haynes of the Raiders and PI’TTSBURGH - Roy Chip- Mc(>uloan has rollngulshed his British Rambis 33 04 5 Worthy 517 54 2X Tight ends— x-Doug Cosbie, Dal- 714, Mike Adams 243233-79, Don career change. “ Who else but the Steelers in McClolland, Edm, 14:15 Howorth, Big East Csnterence O'all teams were selected by voting Louis Wright of Denver are the Carlton Williamson of San man’s University of Pittsburgh (oathorwetghtcrawn. A ^ l-J a b b o r 1334 79 31, Johnson 38 33 w L W L los; Jimmie Giles, Tampa Bay. Wilson 219-49, Roger MIeezkowskI “ The answer is no,” he said. ” I Pittsburgh has ever sold out on a FOOTBALL IX Scott3100410, C o o ^ 55049, Lucos 244-417, John Stratton 243594, Carl among the coaches and members comerbacks, with Seattle’s Kenny Francisco. basketball team is regarded as Third P ^ o d — 3, Washington, Hatchor Georgetown 0 0 7 0 realized that if I want the opportun­ season-ticket basis?” Bozik asked. 3 (Langway), 1:10. 4, Washington, Notional Football Loogud 57 « IX K u p c h to tlT 32 5Groon04 Syracuse 0 0 6 0 Quarterbacks — x-Joe Montana, ten Ogren 203-588, Larry Roy 582, Joe of the NFL Players’ Association. Easley and Deron Cherry of Specialists — Los Angeles pun­ having Top ’Twenty potential. He Pottorsoon 4 (unossllod), 8 :9 . 5, HOUSTON OILERS— Waivsd Mike 1-21.Totals43402524107. Connecticut 0 0 6 0 Francisco; Phil Simms, New York. Pogglolll 213549. ter Dale Hatcher and kick returner has recruited at least one consen­ ity to do something else. I’d better “ Coach Chipman has been a large Moroskl, quartorback. MILWAUKEE (19) Running bocks — x-Walter Payton, ’The Chicago Bears, whose 181 Kansas City at safety. Washinton, Haworth 15 (unoultod), Boston College 0 0 t 0 Ron Brown, New Orleans kicker sus high school All-American in do it now,” . part of that.” 14:(M. 4, Washington, (Jortnor 18 PITTSBURGH STEELERS— Signed Cummings1524349, Prossev315321X St. John's 0 0 8 1 Chicago; x-Roger Craig, Son Franclsco; Home Enolnoara record is the N FL’s best, placed Kicker Gary Anderson of Pitts­ MIko Morrlwoothor, llnobockor, to a Breuor 1-7 1-2 3, Hodges 511 32 15, (terald Riggs, Atlanta; Joe Morris, New Morten Anclersen and all-around Chipman’s unexpected resigna­ Chipman said he was under no ((iould, Pottorsson), 17:34. 7, Edmon­ Providence 0 0 6 1 Ruth Sklbo 187-447, Joyce McDer­ eight players and five starters on burgh, Indianapolis punter Rohn each of the last three years. ton, Brubokor 1 (Lumloy, Corroll), throe-voor contract. Moncriet 315 54 17, Uster 59 33 IX Seton Hall 0 0 6 2 York. special teamer Joey Browner of The Panthers have been in the tion leaves athletic director Ed­ pressure to resign, despite wides­ SAN FRANCISCO 49ors— Placed Fields443515, Pierce37544, Lomp1404 Detofise mott 191, Alice ChIHICk 178177479, the NFC team announced Wednes­ Stark and all-around special team 19:04. Ponaltlos— KurrI, Edm, Pittsburgh 0 0 5 2 I Lynn Davis 192-513, Donna Hardesty Minnesota. ward Bozik heading a search pread allegations that Pitt has Randy Cross, offonsfvo guord, on Inlursd X MokeskI 51 44 0, Reynolds 44 44 o. Vlllanova Ends— x-RIchord Dent, Chicago; day. player Fredd Young of Seattle Join NCAA tournament three of his six 2:18; Corpontor, Wos,doublo-mlnor, 0 0 6 3 183484, Cathy Bohlallan 183-198-183- committee for the second time in a improperly recruited in recent 2:54; Somonfco, Edm, 13:10. rosorve. Signed Vince Stroth, offonsivo Totals. 43101 1524 105. x-Leonard Marshall, New York; New England’s offensive star­ Fryar as specialists. Reserves — Giants quarterback years as coach. Thanks to his lineman. Los Angslss n n V 3S—19 Don Hampton, Chicago. 544, TrudI Zuldema M35()0, Diane Cote week. Last ’Thursday, Pitt hired seasons. Shots on (Kial-Washlniffon 13-11-14— Wodnasttav's Results 183443, Shirley Eldrldge 198498, Bar­ ters are guard John Hannah, 'The rest of the offensive reserves Phil Simms, mnning backs Gerald success in recruiting players, such 37. Edmonton 14-19-7— 40. HOCKEY MH«*9*oo assas^m (teorgetown 83, American 59 former Kansas Coach Mike Gottf­ Notional Hodtov Loaguo Three-point goals — Cooper, Interior linemen — x-Rondy White, bara Turgeon 452, BobM Greco 49, selected for the ninth time, anil are quarterback Dan Fonts of San Riggs of Atlanta and Joe Morris of as sophomore star Charles Smith, Chipman has constantly denied Providence 19, Holy Cross 78 LIndo Corbitt 492, Fran O'Brien 478. ried as football coach to replace Powor play convorslons— Woshington DETROIT REDWINGS— Sent Ed John­ H o d M . Moncriet. Fouled out— None. Today's Game Dallas; Michael Carter, San Fran­ tackle Brian Holloway, who will Diego; running back Kevin Mack New York, wide receivers James Pitt may be ready to enjoy the charges that Pitt recruited un­ stone, right wing, to Adirondack of the Total tools— Angeles 24, Milwaukee cisco. Foge Fazio, who was fired Nov. 25. SO, Edmonton 7-1. Dowling at Seton Hall start for the third straight year. of Cleveland; wide receivers Mark Lofton of Green Bay and Tony Hill most successful string of seasons fairly, but conceded “ it’s possible Goollos— Washington, Jonsen. Ed­ American Hockey League. S ; * (Rombis Saturday's Games Outside linebackers — x- Since Joining the Big East but improbable” that a team can PHILADELPHIA FLYERS— Trodod IJJ' "WS5*99 3» (Cummings, Moncriet LawrenceTaylor, New York; x-RIckev New England also had three Clayton of Miami and Wes of Dallas, tight end Jimmie Giles of in its history. monton, Fuhr. A— 17,221. Minnesota at UConn (Civic Center), (Conference three years ago, Pitt Joe Paterson, loft wing, to the Los Angeles 'P?- 9 (Johnson 1 p.m. Jockson, New Orleans; Otis Wilson, first-time Pro Bowl selections chandler of San Diego; Raideif Tampa Bay, tackle Joe Jacoby of Most coaches would be fired up, win an NCAA championship with­ Roforoo— Ron Hoggarth. Kings In exchange for future ** (Moncriet 11). A— (teorgetown at DePaul Chlcogo. Calendar has dramatically increased its out breaking recruiting rules. consldorottons. iitOS2. n am ^ as reserves — coraerback tight end Todd Christensen; tackle Washington, guard Dennis Harrah but Chipman says he’s burned out. Florida State at Pittsburgh Inside linebackers— x-MIke Slngle- basketball exposure and revenue. COLLEGE Howard at Providence tory, Chlcogo; x-Horry Corson, New Raymond Claybora, running back Chris Hinton of Indianapolis, and center Doug Smith of Los Chipman. blaming in part the The Panthers, currently 92, are AKRON— Named Gerry Foust hood Yoirk; E.J. Junior, St. Louis. TODAY- 600 Klnoa4.MaplsLsafs3 Niagara at SI. Jahn's Craig James and kick returner guard Ray Foster of Miami and Angeles, defensive end Dan Hamp­ pressures resulting from allega­ ’The Panthers sold fewer than 82-64 in six seasons under footballcoach. St. Banaventure at Syracuse „ . - •(Hketboll season tickets in 1981-82, their final (Chipman. FERRIS S TA TE — Named Keith Ottor- Adult baakalball Cornerbocks-x-ErIc Wright,' San |ost Catholic at East Lyme, 7 :9 Irving Fryar. Pittsburgh center Mike Webster. ton of Chicago, nose tackle Michael tions that Pitt engaged in improper St. Jaseph's vs. Vlllanava (Palestra) Bolton at Rocky Hill, 7 :9 Carter of San Francisco, Chicago bolnhoadtootballcooch. DIRoso Cleaners 97 (Carl Bulauclus Francisco: x-Everson Walls, Dallas: ' Miami, one of six clubs with four Completing the defense are end recruiting, said Wednesday he —^ f ^ R I D A A l iM Nam ed Robert Luces Joe DoPosqua Don Gunlan Al LeRoy Irvin, Los Angeles. _ ^ (3lrta Baeketball outside linebacker Otis Wilson, would resign at the end of the R rs tp ^ o d — 1, LosAngolos, Ericksons ^b^ TOosobollcooch. a , 17, 14, Baorgolown B3. Amarlcan 69 Bacon Acodemy at Coventry, 7 :9 players on the team, had quarter­ Rulon Jones of Denver, Cleveland (Nichom, Williams), 13:9. % Toronto, Robb 14, Hal Rawlings 13, John nose tackle Bob Goiic, Pittsburgh inside linebacker E.J. Junior of St: 198986 season. He does not plan to (Fl o r i d a s t a t e —Announced that Connolly 10), B.A. Club M (Don Barry Sofetles— x-Wes Hopkins, Philadel­ _ Wreetllng back Dan Marino and center Lsoman 4 jcourtnoll, Tsrrion), 18:23. Hosson Jones, wMo rocolvor. Is InoUglblo phia; x-Carlton Williamson, Son Fran­ East Orthollc at Fermi, 4 p.m. Louis, Los Angeles coraerback Walker dons goggles 19, Keith Bonnot 13). named as outside linebacker Mike Merri- seek another coaching Job. PonoltMo— Prycor. Tor, 3 :9 ; Dlonno, tor tho Gator Bowl duo to NCAA rules American (X ) cisco; Dove Duerson, Chicago. Terrvville at Cheney Tech, 8 :9 LeRoy Irvin and safety Dave LA, 15:45. Pogonl Cotarors 1W (Mark Murphy offensive starters. weather, Jets inside linebacker “ I made my decision because — violations on compllmontarv tickets. 44, Tom Moggors 19, Dove Oloason 13, Hopkins 1-5 Socandportod— 3 .1.OS Angolos, Dlonno MISSISSIPPI STATE— Named Charlie Od2, SompspnO-4(M)9, Ross»)75-S23. fptClOllltB FRIDAY Cleveland. Denver, Los Angeles, Lance Mehl and safety Dennis Duerson of Chicago. and don’t laugh, because it’s not ^LEXINGTON. Ky. (UPI) — Walker said at practice Wednes­ 13 (Hochbom, Konnodv), 7:33. A Toronto Dave Pardo 12), Allied Printing 97 Carrathloticdirector. (Doug Leonard 9 , MIko Munroo 9, Witting 1-2A44, Brown Punter— Dole Hatcher, Los Angeles. ^ Bgye Eaeketboll the and Pittsburgh Smith of Denver. The coaching staffs for the Pro funny — my 9year-old son, Geof­ Kentucky’s standout forward day. “ It’s extremely painful, and it Frycor 13 (Staslnv), 13:X. 5, Los PITTSBURG H — Announced the roslg- 9, Steswirt 0-104) 0, Manchester at Enfield, 7:45 Angolos. NIcholls 15 (Svfcos), 14:41. MIko Robinson IS, Chris Green 13, Herb also had four players on the AFC The following is the NFC team; Bowl will be those of the losing frey, came home and asked me if I Kenny Walker took on a new look can really damage your eyesight.” notlon of Roy Chlpmon, hood boskolboll L a g re o ll). SchererOOOOO. Totals2259 Kicker— Morten Andersen, New Cheney Tech of Portland, 7 :9 Ponolty— Williams. LA, M :X . coach, offoctlvo the end ot the 198544 1S-21X. Orleans. ^ Girlt Eoskstball team. Offense — & n Francisco quar­ teams in the conference champion­ was going to go to Jail because of this season when he grew a Walker’s latest eye Jab — the Thlrdportod— 4, Los Angolos, Dlonno 14 season. Rohlred Alex Kramer, odmlnls- Oeergetown (81) Kick returner— Ron Brown, Los Enfield ot Manchester, 7 :9 ship games on Jan. 12. mustache. His latest addition isn’t (Lodvord), 7:34. 7, Toronto, Stostny 13 Marino will be Joined in the terback Joe Montana; running illegal recruiting,” CHiipman said. third in his career — was ex­ tratlvo assistant, and Sal Sunsorl, dofon- MIdgat Wingate 4-14 2 G 14, Angeles. East Catholic at Hamden, 7 :9 . Each 41-man Pro Bowl squad Just for appearance. (F ry c o r), 19:54. Ponoltlos— Loomon, slvollno.cooch. Dalton 0-3 2-4 2, M.Jockson 8-I8 0-1 12, Special teamer— Joey Browner, Min­ starting backfield by Marcus Allen backs Waltery Payton of Chicago “ I said, ’Damn,’ and then said to tremely painful to the WildcaU as Tor, 3:43; Wrsggst, To r, doublo-mlnor Bullets IS (Randy Norris 4, Loland Braaitopx 8-13 00 1 1 Smith 2d o-l i nesota. SATURDAY of the Los Angeles Raiders and and Roger Craig of San Francisco; consists of 20 offensive players, 17 myself, ‘It's not that important.’ It is for protection. well. 'Hie 6-8 senior was knocked (sorvod by Dooust), 4:44; l9roto. Tor, Boutlller 7), Knicks 12 (Marek Fal- Eitnords IM 1-1 7, Motoen 2-5 80 i j x-denotos starters. , ^ ^ >*Ye BaefeetBoll Freeman McNeil of the Jets. wide receivers Mike ()uick of defensive players and four special­ '"There are a lot more things Walker this week is trying out a out early in the second half in oamo^nlsc, 4:44; Williams. LA, doublo- kowskl 4). J.J 0< ^ n 1-2 M A McDonald 34 00 A South Catholic at East (tethollc, 7 :9 ists. Each team had two equal mlnor, 4:44; ElNiblom, LA , 9:31; Tuor, Mavericks 15 (To n y Cook 9, Shone W|!*2oiii M (W 0, Hlghsmllh 0-2 27 1 Bolton at Somers, 7 :9 PitUbuigh’s Louis Lipps and Steve Philadelphia and Art Monk of than coaching basketball, more series of eye goggles he intends to Kentucky s 83-66 loss to Kansas. LA, 13:37. Wlrto played well). Bulls 14 (Chris WyHjt.lH) 00 0. Totals 3374 17-X 83. Gollogo bouri matchupa Tolland at Coventry, 7 :9 Largent of Seattle are the wide Washington; tight end Doug Co8 votes, one from the coach and one important things than what I'm wear for the rest of his basketball S h A on pool Toronto 1GI1-14— 35. Rliy, Paul Kirby ond Lafv Nevins *• Amerleon . icaHockav from the consensus of the players. Los Angslss SM -IO-34. Radio, TV Dec. 21 re(ieivers and Ossie Newome of bie of Dallas; tackles Jimbo doing,” said Chipman, 46, and a career. A Jab in the eye from In the Kansas game Saturday, ployed well). 32. Total fouls— American 28, (teorge- ktenchester vs. South Windsor (ot No one was permitted to vote for a Lakers 34 (Mott Lescoe 11, Brian town 23. Fouled out— Edwards! Cherry Bowl (Pontiac, Mich.) — Hoifford Areno). 8:10 p.m. Cleveland the tight end. Covert of Cbiago and Jackie Slater coach for 25 years. “ I wanttogoon teammate Rob Lock last ^turday the coriiea of Walker’s left eye was Powor-ploy convorslons— Toronto Sards 8. Batov McCubrev ployed well), Rsbaun9 American « (Brent 7), Morylond (33) vs. Syrocuse (74). 1 p.m. East Catholic at Fairfield Prep, 7 :9 Completing the offensive line are of Los Angeles; guards Kent Hill of player from his team. to those things, hopefully some­ was one too many for the product of scratched. While it was diagnosed 44. Los Angolos 34. TONIGHT 7«grt 13 (Tina (SuacMmene 4. Ken ,6t«toetown 9 (Wnillams, Wingoto Independence Bowl (Shreveport, Lo.) WrastlliM H w players with the most votes Roberta, Ga. SoundarsS). 11). Assisli Americim 4 (Sampson, — Minnesota (85) vs. Clemeon (85). 8 dnciilBatl tadde Anthony Munos L os,A n g ^ s and Russ Grimm of thing . that’s more satisfying ... as fully healed Wednesday, Walker 7:X Whalers vs. Bruins. W TIC Manchester Holiday Teurnamaiit, 10 at their positions are the desig­ Ooalios-Teronlo, Wroggst. Los An- 9:00 Collogobotkolball: Woke Forest Coltict X (Tylar Miller 8, Mott "i?*Oeorgetesm p.m. o.m. and Houston guard Mike Munchak. Washington; and center Jay Hil- (and) something where thousands “1 Just want to prevent anything said he doesn’t want to take any gstos. Jonocyk. A -7 J9 3 . Arnold 8), Hawks X (Andy Solo 9, D p c a vs. North Carolina Stoto, ESPN « T « h n l c o l - Cheney Tech ot Pomeraug Tourno- The Jets. Raiders and Denver genberg of Chcago.' nated starters. i of people aren’t there to critique from happening to my eyes,” more chances. M9torso-BlH McCroorv. Aaron Oranatof, Tom (3uallelmore 7). Y^Htar^r Holiday Bowl (ten Diego) - Arkansas ment, 9 a.m . .. ■ ( M — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thurgday. Dec. 19. 1985 V MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Dec. 19. IBM — II Most Intriguing deal fell through at winter meetings

needing a number one starter on a staff predominated move Von Hayes to first, Mike Schmidt back to thirt SAN DIEGO — As has become the norm at the and pray that somehow Darren Daulton and John Fam ily outdated trade show known as baseball’s winter by kids like Jose RiJo, Tim Biitsas and Eric Plunk, FOCUS / Russell can split the catching. meetings, what was talked most about In the week was took the gamble, for catcher Mike Heath and pitcher i ^ t didn't happen. Several teams, including those Tim Conroy. "We think there are a lot of factors that should make Oakland a positive environment for GABY ROENICKE WILL HELP the Yankees, hMing to be active, like the Blue Jays, packed up their Baseball because he’s a good outfielder and can hit lefUianders. deie^tlons and went home late Friday morning. AnduJar,” said A’s general manager Sandy Alderson. "And we all know he is an exceptional pitcher.” The Red Sox, who wouldn't give Bob Stanley for I t e most interesting thing that didn't happen — Seaver, sUU hope that Seaver’s desire to play in the Oartton Fisk going to New York and Don Baylor to Peter Gammons We all also know that AnduJar is an emotional front-runner who is given to such shifts of emotion that East will force Harrelson’s hand and trade Win to Chicago hasn’t, but will — came when the Sox Boston for AI Nipper. Harrelson told Red Sox GM Lou actually turned down Joaquin AnduJar, Jeff Lahti, he has won 20 games the last two years and is still a .500 pitcher, but the A’s do have some factors in their Gorman that he would do the deal, but Mgr. Tony I^cky Horton and Kurt Kepshire from the Cardinals LaRussa wouldn’t. One thing Harrelson has to watch: for Bruce Hurst. The Boston delegation had three favor. First, Andujar’s neighbor in San Pedro is Alfredo Griffin, and Griffin is one of the league’s he now has given up four good prospects, twotoTexM problems with the AnduJar trade; 1) they were faced (Edwin Correa, Jose Mota), two to New York (SS with an immmediate take-it-or-leave*it deadline and deal worked out for Hurst at the end of May, then the unique leaders. Second, AnduJar will have Juan Marichael around him. • Mike Soper, OF Glenn Braxton). The other collapsed wera working on a Tom Seaver deal at the time, 2) pitcher he was trading threw a shutout and he backed deal that caught everyone’s eye was San Francisco they were afraid of taking on AnduJar and any off. The pitcher was John Tudor, of course, it is the Heath can throw, plays very hard and he is extremely versatile, but he also has been injury-prone asking for Mark Gubicza, Darryl MoUey and Van problems — legal or otherwise — that might be Tudor Factor that has zoomed these pitchers’ values. Snider for Chill Davis. That may not be enUrely dead, forthcoming and 3) they have no other regular In June, Toronto turned down Hurst for Luis Leal, when catching regularly and had his catching openly questioned. The staff bad an ERA over 5.00 with him either. Boston also rejected Steve Bedrosian, Terry lefthanded starter for Detroit, New York and Toronto. which may have cost them the world championship. Harper, Brad Komminsk and Craig McMurtry for At season’s end, they were offered Gardner, catching, 3.29 with Mickey Tettleton this past season, Jim Rice. Given time to think, they might have changed their Schiraldi, Lahti, AnduJar, Horton and Kepshire for and 20-game winners are so rare, it seems worth the ndnds. If they had made ft, they then could have make Hurst and Bobby Ojeda. gamble. the Bob Stanley-Seaver deal Chicago proposed, used t h e METS s o m e h o w HAVE to strengthen their Horton as their iefthander out of the builpen and done Boston had less than 18 hours to decide, and backed HIE TEAM THAT DID the most reconstruction away. Oakland was more prepared. Bob Watson, who was Philadelphia, which will open the season with bench, now that Rusty Staub, Tom Paciorek, what they wanted with Kepshire. That would have Bowa, John Christensen and Clint Hurdle are off their given them a starting rotation of AnduJar, Seaver, Oil takes time away from his financial career to be a different players at catcher, first, third, left and hitting coach, got a call from Rafael Ramirez before center. The biggest improvement, however, comes bench. They’ll probably pick up Dave Stopleton from Can Boyd, Roger Clemens and A1 Nipper with Calvin Boston for lefthander Tom Gorman, but they have a Sdhiraldl and Tim Lollar as swing men. the meetings. Ramirez had been with AnduJar in San with the acquisition of Steve Bedrosian, who, used at Pedro de Marcoiis and told Watson that AnduJar told the end by manager John Felske, should be an lot of tinkering left. '*What happens if they call and say they’ll do it?” To clear up any misconceptions about a bullpen Cardinals GM Dal MaXvill reportedly asked Whitey him that he’d gotten a call from the Anheuser-Busch exceptional closer with Don Carman, Dave Rucker, people, who told him he’d never pitch for the Kent Tekulve, Dave Steward, Dave Schipanoff and pitching coach and Don Drysdale, LaRussa tells Iteriog. But Herzog wanted Hurst, who is close to anyone who asks, “ Dave Duncan is my pitching pitchi^ coach Mike Roarke and gave indications that Cardinals again. Larry Andersen for long men. They wanted speed, coach. Period.” bd was blossoming in the second half. Herzog had a The A’s did their homework and, desperately onH got Gary Redus and Milt Thompson. Now they

Sports in Brief Camacho batters stubborn Roach rounds, opening a deep cut above since his Impressive victory over SACRAMENTO, Calif. (UPI) - Camacho, who weighed in at ' Free throw contest Saturday For Freddie Roach, the price of 127>A pounds, used left-right com­ the Roach’s eye. Referee Hank Jose Luis Ramirez last August, in Elespuru checked the cut twice, respect against undefeated WBC binations to draw blood from which he cialmed the WBC light­ BOLTON — St. Maurice Knights of Columbus will hold its but Judged it to be of no danger and lightweight champion Hector Roach's nose from the third round weight crown. basketball free throw shooting competition on Saturday from allowed the fight to continue. The bout was likely his last •:30-ll:30 a.m. at the Bolton High gym. All boys and girls from "Macho” Camacho was a broken on. Roach, according to his man­ nose, a broken hand and a gashed ager and father, also broke his While Camacho may have lost a before a tentative title defense age 11-14 are eligible. hand in the round and could not little respect with his perfor­ against Sergio Zambrano early For further information, contact Claude Ruel, 646-3828. face. Camacho battered the stubborn punch effectively the rest of the mance, his image as a snappy next year in Mexico. Roach for 10 rounds Wednesday way. dresser may have suffered a more serious setback. The 23-year-old, Camacho, of New York, also won Haynes on all-HCC squad night, but could not put the the WBC super featherweight title challenger on the canvas on the In the fifth round, Camacho’s who is known for his flamboyant BRIDGEPORT — East Catholic High’s Barbara Haynes was lack of hard training began to style of dress, had part of his $2,700 in 1983, but was forced to give up way to an unimpressive unanim­ the crown after one titele defense one of seven selections named to the all-Hartford County catch up with him. He tied up matching sequined boxing outfit ous decision in the non-title bout. because of personal and weight Conference girls’ volleyball team for the 1985 season, it has been "He fought the best he could,” Roach at every opportunity and stolen before the fight. He was forced to wear a pair of simple problems. announced. the champion said. "Everyone was penalized at one point for holding. white boxing trunks with the word Roach, who also weighed in at thought he was going to get killed, 217‘A and lives in Las Vegas, Nev., but he proved everyone wrong. He However, Camacho’s relentless "Bronx” written on them. saw his record fall to 39-10. Torchia named BritSox manager was very tough.” pounding took a further toll in later The bout was Camacho’s first NEW BRITAIN — Tony Torchia, who managed the Boston Red Sox Double A franchise when it was based in Bristol, has been named manager of the Eastern League’s New Britain Red Sox Davis Cup final to have youthful look franchise, it has been announced. Torchia was a coach with the parent Red Sox this past season before being dismissed. By United Press International Remarkably, tennis is challeng­ final in tennis history at Melbourne announcing his lineup. “ Jarryd Torchia won Eastern League titles with Bristol in 1978 and 1981. ing soccer as West Germany’s No. Dec. 8, replaces his doubles will play (doubles) if he is fit.” Baby Boom-Boom vs. The Boys 1 sport thanks to Becker, and even partner Anders Jarryd as second Jarryd and Edberg paired to is big box office at Munich. at $50 per courtside seat, there singles. Becker, of course, is No. 1 give Sweden an unassailable 3-0 Unitat held not responsible Boris Becker, the 18-year-old were more than 134,000 applica­ for West Germany, and Michael lead over John McEnroe and Peter Fleming when Sweden trounced MIAMI — A federal Judge ruled Wednesday that former pro Wimbledon champion, will lead tions for the 39,275 tickets availa­ Westphal second. ble for the three days of the tie. the United States 4-1 in last ear’s football star Johnny Unitas is not responsible for losses suffered West Germany this weekend in its Small wonder tickets are changing Jarryd, the senior member of the Davis Cup final in Gothenburg, by customers of a bankrupt investment firm he endorsed four first Davis Cup final since 1970 against a Sweedish team whose hands on the black market for 10 Swedish squad at 24, has a sore Sweden. years ago. eldest member is all of 24. times their face value. throat and was widely assumed to Jarryd was being treated with Investors Harry Kramer and Leo and Mary Savino, who Mats Wilander, 21, and Stefan West Germans have waited IS be dropped entirely from the penicillin and kept isolated from collectively lost $77,500 when First Fidelity Financial Services of Edberg, 19, finalists in the Austral­ years for another chance to win the Swedish team. the rest of the Swedish squad, but Hollywood, Fla., went bankrupt in 1982, had named Unitas as a ian Open 10 days ago, will play the Davis Cup since the 5-0 drubbing -was up on his feet Wednesday. defendant in a damage suit. first two single for defending by the United States in the 1970 "But you don’t drop the best With Becker tipped to win his two U.S. District Judge Eugene Spellman ruled that Kramer and champion Sweden, which trounced final in Cleveland, Ohio. doubles player in the world from singles, the doubles may prove the Savinos failed to prove that Unitas ever saw or approved the the United States inlastyear's Edberg, who beat Wilander in your team,” Swedish Davis Cup crucial to the tie, which begins with print advertisements that bore his face and name before they finals. the first all-Swedish Grand Slam captain Hans Olsson said in the first singles matches Friday. were used to promote the investment firm.

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♦ W — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thurgday. Dec. 19. 19«» MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Dec 18. 1965 - 17 Your neighbors’ views: Siain custodian in Portiand ieft iegacy of iove to friends Each year at talked about Dave — the good And it manifested itself the night A gift of love by the many, many holiday time, I times, the funny times. We talked before the funeral, and at the letters from people all over the generaiiy write about the tragic event, we talked funeral. country coming into the Portland What’s the most stressful part of the holidays for you? a coiumn on about our feelings. And what More than 1,000 people paid their Board of Ed. ■ portam en’a Joe’s ' emerged from thediscussion was a respects to David and his family at A gift of love from the many gifta, and feeling of sorrow and pity for the the funeral parlor the evening telephone calls I have received ■ portamen’i World boy who police have charged in before his internment. The line from fishermen around the coun­ “ with” iiita. connection witbDavid’sdeath. Not stretched around the sidewalk and try who had met Dave in the "Back Room" at one time or another. This year it'i a Joe Garmari anger. Not hate. most people waited from 25 min­ different atory. My anger and resentment had utes to 40 minutes before entering A gift of love, by thie mountains of As many of been blunted by their genuine the building. food that were brought to the you imow, Dave expression of pity. This, to me, is The church the next day was church to feed the 600 to 700 people Bengston of truly a charitable gift. packed to capacity, with about 600 after the internment. And the food Portiand. a iongtime ciose friend holiday spirit and gift giving? That first gift, the gift of love, to 700 people attending a beautiful and flowers that were left on the and charter member of "the Back But, out of the trauma that was has to be the most wonderful event service. And sitting there during Bengstons’ (both families) Room," was taken from us in a experienced last week, a gift, truly and feeling I have ever witnessed. the service, one could feel the porches while they were at church. tragic shooting. A U-year-old boy a gift, began to emerge. It was the There was, and is still going on, grief, but even more, the feelings This is going to be a holiday time has been arrested and charged. gift of love. And today a second gift an outpouring of feeling from not of love and compassion that chilled with sadness. Yet the Dave, a warm, wonderfui, ever- emerged. The gift of charity. just the people of Portland, but emanated from the congregation warmth of love between all the giving-of-himkeif person, is dead from people all over the state, and towards the family and for Dave. Bengston family, and their friends, pt age 96, ieaving behind a loveiy LE T ME TACKLE the second the country. This feeling of love and compas­ will sustain us all. wife, and two fine boys, ages 5 and gift first. David was not a statesman or a sion has shown itself right here in Joyce and I spent the day today, politician. Not a movie star or TV Manchester. Caring friendly peo­ Joe Garman, a Manchester ! How couid I, who have feit Sunday, with David’s wife, his personality. He was a warm, ple — most never knew Dave — resident for many years. Is a feeiings, of shock, despair, anger, parents, his sister Dawn, and his friendly, giving-of-himself person stopped by to express condolences. recognized authority on the sub­ bate, terribie sorrow and ioss, sit brothers Peter and Paul. who touches all those who knew DAVE BENGSTON Some even brought donations for ject of bamboo fly rods, and the down and write a column on And we let it all hang out. We hinn. . . . dead at 36 Bonnie and the boys. Gifts of love. sport of fly fishing.

Roy Johnson: "Deciding what Barbara Gustafsgn: "My Gloria MartotU: "Christmas Brian Lerabo: "With children, Royann Kinel: "Th e shopping. Paul Dutelle: "Nothing’s: to get my wife for Christmas. She birthday is Christmas ^a y so it shopping. Getting gifts.” In all, traveling to all the different The crowds. The lines. The really too stressful. Addressing About Town has everything but she doesn't seems a good time. It'll be a little she said, she has 24 people on her relatives. Trying to get to expense. Trying to get the cards, I guess. That’s monoto-' think she has.” hard this year because we just list. everyone's on time.” perfect gift for the right person. nous but it has to be done. W e But it’s all worth it in the end.” have friends everywhere.” ; Senior Citizens Center, Park Place, Rockville. The lost my mother-in-law." Health center appoints dentist chorus will car-pool from Emanuel Lutheran Church, Dr. Sedrick J. Rawlins of Manchester has been 60 Church St., at 1:30 p.m. named special assistant to the vice president for minority affairs at the University of Connecti­ Organfzation says many epileptics over-medicated cut Health Center. Raw­ Square dance in New Year lins, a member of the TOLLAND — The Tolland Square Dance Club will By Gayle Young Epilepsy Foundation of America. MORE THAN 2 million Ameri­ the disorder after an injury to the nnedications, most designed to thing without damaging side founding Committee of hold its annual New Year's Eve dance on Dec. 31 at United Press International cans suffer from epilepsy and half head, a stroke or a viral infection. depress the central nervous sys­ effects. the center, will recruit Tolland High School, Old Cathole Road. Dancing will The non-profit organization has of those are children, according to It is difficult to predict when tem and make the brain less minorities (or the center be from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. A cold buffet will be available launched a national campaign to In the meantime, foundation NEW YORK - David Braun was recent figures. seizures will come and when they susceptible to nervous stimulation. and supervise the work all evening. educate doctors and patients about leaders say 65 percent of epileptics, tired and he was edgy, side effects During an epileptic episode, the will disappear altogether, doctors "W e’ve known for years that of the Office of Minority recent studies that show many should be taking only one drug at a; There will be two hails for dancing for beginners of the daily doses of three different brain sends erratic impulses say. epileptics are often dull-witted but Student Affairs. He will epileptics are given more drugs time to control seizures. and mainstream. Dave Muller and Bob Smith will be types of drugs he took to combat through the nervous system. The "The thinking has always been that was considered the better of work part time at the than needed to control seizures and the callers. Tickets may be purchased until Friday at epileptic seizures he had deve­ results vary from a grand mal to stop the seizures at all costs,” the two alternatives," Terrence Epileptics taking more than one; center, identifying, ac­ that these drugs may Impair their $14 each. For more information, call 875-9864. loped as a child. seizure of uncontrollable jerking to said Dr. Christopher F. Terrence, said. drug or suffering from side effects- cepting, recruiting and ability to function. " I ’d fall asleep during class all an almost undetectable momen­ chief of neurology at the Veteran’s Recently discovered medica­ should have their condition re­ retraining minority stu­ the time,” said the White Lake, “ It almost comes down to the tary loss of consciousness in an Administration Medical Center In tions and diagnostic techniques evaluated in light of the recent dents in the schools Of Mich., teenager in a telephone cure being worse than the original otherwise normally functioning Pittsburgh. "Doctors will add drug allow doctors to pinpoint where in tests, say foundation spokesmen. medicine and dental medicine. He will con-, interview. "Once I punched the problem.” said Or. Eileen P.G. person. after drug until they don’t know the brain seizures are occurring, "B y understanding the syn-. tinue his East Hartford Poetry club has winners principal when he came up behind Vining, a professor of neurology at Researchers still are not sure what Is doing what.” Vining said. drome we can design an intelligent* practice of dentistry. The Wit and Wisdom Writers Club selected Dorene me. I was so druggy and sleepy, it Johns Hopkins University School why children develop epilepsy, Terrence said it is important to Her own tests at Johns Hopkins treatment plan with both a begin­ Rawlins has been a Anne Sullivan the December writer of the month for was really hard to think straight.” of Medicine in Baltimore who is although genetics may play a role. attempt to control seizures be­ have shown children on phenobar- ning and an end,” said Dr. Fritz E, leader in civic and pro­ her poem, “ Irish Lace.” Dr. Alfred B. Sungdqulst Braun, who is now off his working with the foundation. "We Most children "grow out” of the cause a violent episode may bital — the most commonly Dreifuss, chairman of the founds-; fessional activities. He received honorable mention for his poem, "Toast to medication, is one of thousands of are seeing many children im­ disorder as they mature and physically harm the epileptic or prescribed drug for epilepsy — had tion board. epileptics — most of them children paired during the most crucial hormones change the chemical even cause heart failure. But he more difficulty with higher forms is a member of the Aphrodite.” and teenagers — who have been jrears of their development, intel­ make-up of their brains. said since anti-epilepsy drugs were of reasoning and thinking than Connecticut Dental Sedrick Rawlins over-medicated, according to the lectually and socially.” Epileptic adults usually develop discovered during World War t, they did when not taking the drug. Commission, the Nor­ Last month's winners were Susan Betko for her physicians have paid little atten­ The children did much better on WE DELIVER H sftid photo by Bashaw theast Regional Board of Dental Examiners and the ' poem, "Prologue to a Book fo Poems,” and Julyn A. tion to the sometimes crippling sodium valproate, a drug designed American Association of Dental Examiners. He is Pride for "Autumn Nocturne.” If you haven't received your past chairman of the State Board of Parole. Social Security side effects of the depressants they to stop the chemical chain reaction Manchester Herald by 5 p.m. The winning poems will be copied for a booklet to be Sixth graders share He grew up in Harlem and served in the U.S. Army prescribe. of seizures in the brain without weekdays or 7:30 a.m. Saturdays, issued each year and eventually become a formal before graduating from Lincoln University in Lincoln, depressing the entire nervous please call your carrier. If you're anthology. Winners are given certificates wiht their Neb. He earned his degree in dentistry from Mehanry DOCTORS INTERVIEWED system. unable to reach your carrier, call John Luman, Kim Gazdzicki and Lisa collection boxes, making announce­ names and poem titles. Blind child may get benefits said it is not unusual for an Other studies have shown new •ubecrlber service, 647-0046, by 6 Roberta, from left, pack food at ments, desiging posters and collecting Medical College in Nashville.Tenn., in 1954. epileptic to take daily doses of alternative drugs, such as zoni- p.m. weekdays or 10a.m. Saturdays The Wit and Wisdom Writers Club meet at 2 p.m. on for guaranteed delivery. Robertson School for Governor food donation. More than 600 packages QUESTION: We have a child that amount. Be sure that your son ANSWER: No. Private pensions three or four different types of samide, accomplish the same Beethoven Chorus meets the second Saturday of the month at Whiton Memorial who is blind. Can he receive SSI reports his earnings to Social and annuities do not count as O’Nelira second annual “Care and of food were collected. Teacher Jack Library. The public is invited to bring poems. The club payments? Security. earnings for Social Security u m m ie M im ii Share” food drive. Sixth grades organ­ Zaccaro was in charge of the school’s The Beethoven Chorus will present a musical members also are involved in judging the state's 3S0th purposes. ized the school’s efforts by distributintg project. program Friday at 2:15 p.m. for the S.S.S. Club at the anniversary poetry contest. ANSWER: Blind or disabled QUESTION: The size of my trap up children may be eligible for SSI. If company pension have any affect This column Is prepared by the an unmarried child living at home on the amount of my Social Social Security Administration in is under 18. some of the parents’ Security benefit when I retire? 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Dec. 1». 19M - It Trailing spouses’ need help Im ag e Manchester’s office parties quieter Workshop CoBlInaed from page IS she said. Dinner Theater in East Windsor. “It’s really giving (under age employees) “ We have a mature enough group here. when jobs require relocation Christmas party at Manchester Country Sandl Hastings a ticket to something that’s not even legal,” This isn’t a swinging, hard-drinking group,” Club. she said. he said. “ It’s a social get together.” "Often, they have to grab the There will be a cash bar and the hours will T w o dual- At Southern New England Telephone Co., career couples I first job that comes along so the be curtailed. MANCHESTER Memorial Hospital’s family can qualify for a mort­ employees plan a catered luncheon on Dec. know recently In the past, said MCC party organizer Jack emergency room department had a faced a di­ gage,” he continues. "O r they’re 23. Again, alcohol will not be served. Gannon, dean of community services, the Christmas party at Manchester Country Club lemma familiar fearful of the process and set their “ I don’t think it would go over too big with to many cou­ sights too low.” party was held at a private clubhouse and it on Dec. 13; Sylvia Accessories the PUCA if we were slurring our words,” ples today; "Reluctant spouses don’t want to went from noon "until all hours." Joel Reich, chairman of the hospital’s move because they feel their said Jean Waddell of the Southern New whether 1) to “There’s a pretty dramatic change this emergency department, said he senses a move when one Porter career issues aren’t dealt with," England Telephone Co.’s Manchester office. year,” said Gannon. “There’s definitely a difference today in the way people approach spouse is trans­ says Lynn Gilbert, co-founder and enhance look ferred or of­ r principal of Gilbert Tweed Asso­ concern.” H t these office parties. fered a job in a ciates, an executive search firm in He said the increased concern with alcohol “People aremuch more socially new city, or 2) New York. was behind the change. responsible. Years ago, not only was it td*tum down the offer. estimates it cost in 1984 to relocate Her firm founded Spouse-Search of executive a few years ago for this purpose. “I wouldn’t want to be respdnsible for socially acceptable to get blitzed but it was Quiz answers The first couple chose to move a family. when the husband was i^ruited Moreover, when corporations "W e seldom actually use the someone wrapping their car around a tree or actually encouraged.” for a top executive slot. The wife select a candidate for transfer or a program, but its existence acts as QUESTION: My wife is a junior executive for a around someone else.” Today, he said, people who order Perrier a safety net. It diffuses resistance local manufacturing firm. I’d like some suggestions 1. False. It’s best to arrive about an hour resigned her teaching position and new position, they’ve chosen the waited until they moved to seek a person they judge best-qualified to the move and demonstrates that for Christmas presents. Are there any accessories I water aren’t greeted with that sympathetic, late. This is generally when the corporate new job. the spouse’s career is important, could buy for her to enhance her professional image? M ANY COMPANIES have a dinner-dance “ Oh, you’re a recovering alcoholic” stare for the job. Accepting the second or executives will arrive. The second couple opted for a third choice may also result in too," she told my research asso­ and then sponsor something in-house on from the bartender or from fellow upi photo "commuting marriage” when she hidden costs. ciate, Ellen Hermanson. ANSWER: My answer to your question is gender Christams Eve. The booze, however, is employees. Z. False. You should eat only what you’re "Very often, trailing spouses neutral because the suggestions I will make are good was promoted and transferred to a Only about 26 percent of compan­ strictly limited to the restaurant or hall “There’s no pressure today.” he said. sure you can eat with grace. If theentreeisa job in Philadelphia and he had just ies identified in a Merrill Lynch may not know how to interview or gift items for professional men and women. All Comet Is coming conduct a job search," Herb professionals should carry a pen. a pencil, or both. A party, company officials maintain. Those companies which do serve ajcohol at lobster, and you’ve never tried one before, been named a partner in the New study offer some assistance to the York law firm. Ricklin observes. "W e help them Cross pen and pencil set would be a good gift because don’t use this as a learning experience. The mo8t detailed photograph yet of photo was taken when the comet was "trailing spouse” In finding a job. Economy Electric Co., for instance, the office party insist that it is kept within put their best foot forward.” professionals should never use a cheap pen or pencil, These couples accepted the That assistance can be minimal: recently threw a Christmas party dinner- strict bounds. Halley’s Comet has been obtained by 118 million kilometers from earth (74 The clients for these services are even if the people they are dealing with use cheapies 3. False. A husband who appears weak and disruption caused by transfer and booklets about job search tech­ Jet Propulsion Laboratory astronomer million miles) and shows the tail to be 18 the corporations that pay the bills, themselves. Another good gift item is a note pad. legal dance at Glastonbury Hills Country Club. vacillating is no asset to his wife. recruitment, but not before think­ niques, videotapes, career not the individuals. But the servi­ size is best, and it should be either brown leather The affair was sponsored by the company’s AT MA NCH ESTE R ’S branch of Eleanor Helln, using the 48-inch million kilometers (11.25 million miles) ing hard about declining the offers workbooks. But a trend is under way in which ces make sense. As Ricklin says: (cordovan) or a good quality imitation leather. Since 4. True. People generally do not count the Schmidt Telescope at the Palomar long. because of potential career disrup­ employees’ club. On Christmas Eve, there Connecticut Bahk and Trust Co., for "This is no handout. If businesses managers need to read current literature to be drinks consumed by a male, so long as he tion for either spouse. executive search firms and corpo­ will be a catered buffet, also paid for by Observatory in Pasadena, Calif. The rations are developing programs don’t do this, they will not move the informed of the latest trends in business, a instance, there will be a catered after- To an increasing extent, job does not show the effects by slurring his right person to the right place at subscription to a magazine, such as "Business Week” employees, but alcohol will be a strict no-no. banking-hours party for employees and candidates and employees are to assist the trailing spouse and, in speech or talking about inappropriate the process, win the employee they the right time." or "Working Woman,” is a good idea. In addition, “All the employees chip in,” said Judi spouses. turning down transfers and reloca­ Koop report cites risks tions because of the other spouse’s want. many books are available which should be read by Addabbo, personnel manager at Economy. subjects. Alcohol? career. No one knows how many, THE NEED is obvious. "Most "Sylvia Porter’s New Money anyuone seriously pursuing an upper management She said the country club affair has a cash position. Seek assistance from a sales clerk in any ^ “ Little to none,” said branch manager 5. False. If you are there to make your move because many employees still trailing spouses take a significant Book for the 80s,’’ .1,328 pages of down-to-earth advice on personal good bookstore. bar. Noel Belcourt. ‘"There will be wine available up the corporate ladder, your time should be obscure the reason for refusing a cut in pay when they relocate and Smokers costly to employers move and, consequently, senior money management, is available Years ago, she said, an open bar was tried but no hard drinks or beer,” he said. get a new job," says Herb Ricklin, invested in seeing those who are not yet your management can ignore the whole president of Ricklin Echikson through her column. Send $9.95 QUESTIObl: I plan to buy my boyfriend a wallet at the off-site party, but there were He said employees decide what kind of for Christmas. Should I buy a certain kind? friends. Plan to get together with your lung disease. men, a substantially higher per­ issue. Associates, a national career con­ plus $1 for mailing and handling to problems. Now that the state’s drinking age Bv Horry F. Rosenthal Christmas party they’d like to have. Other friend after the party breaks up. The Associated Press For those who are exposed to centage of blue-collar workers BUT CORPORATIONS must sulting firm that has just entered "Sylvia Porter’s New Money Book ANSWER: The businessman's wallet should be is 21, the cash bar is even more of a necessity. years employees have gone to the Coachlight such cancer-causing materials as than white-collar workers are consider the cost involved when an into a joint venture with Merrill for the 80s,” in care of The made of good-quality leather, preferably in the color WASHINGTON - People who asbestos or coal dust at work, cigarette smokers. employee refuses a key transfer Lynch Relocation Management to Manchester Herald, 4400 Johnson brown or black. A cordovan color is the best. All styles smoke are 50 percent more likely smoking can create more disease Nearly half the men who operate because of a spouse’s career or provide comprehensive career Drive, Fairway, Kan. 66205. are acceptable, but the oblong "secretary" style is to need health care than non- than the sum of the separate machinery smoke; the rate among when that spouse can’t find a good counseling for the working spouses Please make checks payable to Universal Press Syndicate. preferred by most upper-middle class professionals. smokers and probably cost their exposures, the report said. professional and technical job in the new location. of transferred executives. Regardless of what kind of wallet he carries, it should Experts urge caution at holiday parties employers $200 to $500 more each workers is 26 percent. Approximately 60 percent of "We know that in non-asbestos- never be so full that it bulges — not even with money. Among other findings in the year, the surgeon general’s annual exposed populations, smoking in.- current 'employee transfers in­ Finally, businessmen should carry their wallets in Continued from page IS report on smoking said today. '516-page report: volve dual-career couples, and Turtles saved from cold their inside jacket pocket, never in their back pockets. Puritan work ethic,” said Molloy. “ Hard If a party is held later in the evening, a creases the lung cancer risk Moreover, it said, studies show approximately tenfold," Koop • Evidence suggests that, that figure is expected to reach 75 executives on the subject of corporate work — the kind you do at the desk, that is — man has just one safe choice: a dark suit. smokers have more accidents on among coal miners, the contribu­ percent by 1990. JAMESPORT, N Y. (UPI) - stranded on the frigid beaches said. "The risk is increased more Saturday, said Samuel Sadove, QUESTION: My husband has recently been conduct, and the mistakes younger that’s only part of success. That’s the stuff Women, on the other hand, must choose more the job, receive more disability tion of cigarette smoking to "There are direct and indiret Three rare sea turtles found promoted from sales into manageibent. He has a full than fiftyfold if the asbestos stranded and suffering from hypo­ research director of the Okeanos managers tend to make. His observations on that most people think of as work. The rest, carefully. “Choose something several shades payments, and are absent more workers also smoke. disabling airflow obstruction in the costs," says Tim Thompson, se­ beard and mustache, but one of his co-workers often than their non-smoking lungs, substantially exceeds the nior vice president at Merrill thermia on Long Island Sound Ocean Research Foundation in Christmas parties are based largely on the the social skills, are what people tend to think darker, several shades more conservative, Hampton Bays. suggested he shave to conform to the company's colleagues. "In other words, for those contribution of coal dust exposure. Lynch Relocation Management. beaches were packed in disposable unwritten code. He likes his beard and doesn’t want to data he collected in that survey. of as ’apple polishing.’ But that’s completely than you’d normally wear at that time of This year’s report, the 17th in the • "Both tobacco smoke and " It’s Expensive for corporations to diapers to keep them warm and The turtles usually live in the workers who both smoke and are warm waters of the Gulf of Mexico shave unless it’s absolutely necessary. What do you In some cases, for example, an employee wrong.” series, focuses on smoking in the exposed to asbestos, the risk of some industrial pollutants contain transfer unhappy individuals. II sent today to Massachusetts for the night,” said Molloy. winter!' during the winter, leaving scient­ advise? workplace. Dr. C. Everett Koop, developing and dying from lung substances capable of initiating the employee is unhappy, he or she can blow a promotion that’s already “ in the In a world where corporate deals are made The Kemp’s Ridley turtles, an ists baffled about why they were so­ For example, if the party is to be a dinner- the surgeon general, said a major cancer is 5,000 percent greater and promoting cancer and damag­ doesn’t produce." That cost is in ANSWER: I advise your husband to shave both his bag,” so to speak, by the way he — or she — over elegant meals, a person who knows how conclusion is that cigarette smok­ ing the (lungs’) airways." addition to the $35,000 Thompson endangered species, were found lar north. dance, a woman would obviously not choose a than the risk for individuals who beard and his mustache, because the safest look for a behaves during the company bash. to eat a stuffed shrimp neatly is a real asset. ing represents, for the majority of neither smoke nor are exposed." businessman is a clean-shaven one. Since your It’s not just a matter of remaining sober A person wearing green onion dip on his tie is business suit. But she should not choose a American workers, "a greater husband has moved into a new management position, cocktail dress with an off-the-shoulders cause of death and disability than The employee costs of smoking ; V .. • V ' - C • • V " - it’s important for hirn to present his best professional and refraining from flirting with the boss’s not. rr»e sleeve, either. “ Anything that spells ’sexy’ their workplace environment.” to employers, "as well as consider­ image. Most managers frown on facial hair, spouse, Molloy maintains. “Those are the A suave demeanor is important, said It linds also that risks are ation for the welfare of their instead of ’efficient’ is OUT, if you’re trying especially beards; however, everyone reacts posi­ obvious things, right? Everyone knows Molloy, even for those who are not “ wheelers reduced for individual workers in employees," have led a number of \ ( HUISIMAS oQo l\/lanchester 0 tively to a clean-shaven appearance. If everyone else those,” he said. “ You don’t wear a and dealers.” “ You need polish to raise to get promoted,” said Molloy. places where smoking is controlled businesses to establish anti­ in management is without facial hair, it’s not and exposure to smoke is reduced. smoking programs at the work­ advisable for your husband to wear a beard and lampshade on your head, or disappear for an money, whether you’re bucking for a defense Cancer and chronic lung dis­ place, the report says. Eleven to 15 I SllOPlMM. P ^ k a d e mustache. If he doesn’t shave, he may be viewed as a hour with someone else’s wife. And this is not contract or asking for a government arts THE SAM E is true for the dancing wh^ch eases are responsible for more percent of American businesses, it non-conformist, an unflattering label for someone in a the time to run around kissing everyone in grant. Your whole organization can die on the than a quarter of all deaths each said, provide smoking reduction 6 / D A ^ S Merchants Association new position. may go on later in the evening. Even thoWh the office — even if there is mistletoe hanging vine from the inability to look sophisticated year, Koop said, with 10 million programs and more plan them. you may be excellent at the newer, wilder Americans suffering from chronic The report notes that among t ______QUESTION: My friends and I read your column from every doorway.” enough to warrant investment.” dances, you should behave in a relatively every week and didn’t understand your answer to the The stage directions for the person who’s restrained fashion at the office party, said questions of pastel hose. Is it correct to wear pastel looking to climb up the corporate ladder are IN THE G AM E of corporate “Chutes and hose when not in a corporate structure? Molloy. a great deal more subtle than that. “This Ladders,” it’s easy to slip down the notch or VASEUNE PHILUPS 1 ANSWER: Yes, it certainly is. In general, pastel may be the only time that the president two, simply by wearing the wrong outfit to “ There shouldn’t be a single person in the Milk of L’OREAL hose, especially shades of bone and grey are perfectly comes up from corporate headquarters, and the holiday party, Molloy said. room who can say, ’Hey, look at the babe Petroleum CLAIROL ^ DtcraNSorrs Magnesia FreeHoM acceptable. It’s only in a conservative business comes in contact with a large group of If the party is held during office hours, or r i s e Jelly setting that you should avoid the pastel shades of with the moves,” ’ said Molloy. “It can take a Shave Cream Condition Witch Hazel Regular or Mint ■MMLHfS'- Mousse hosiery. 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Channel's first Christmas featuring cartoon 7:00PM CD CB S News ( D Headline Chasers hdwever. After it was over, my At the risk of sounding like a What do you think? G D Three’s Company shorts and clips from several Disney clas­ '-X INTERESTED PARTY sics. (90 min.) CD «1oe Franklin Show htjsband and I arranged our own broken record, I repeat: Never CD A B C News M JotWaM (DNews ® Break the Bank funerals by making a prepaid sign any kind of contract without CD S100,000 Pyramid 10:00PM DEAR INTERESTED: I don't QD Dr. Gene Scott contract with a local mortician. the approval of a lawyer. (l|) Knot’s Landing CD ® 20/20 (CC) ‘ , Now we have the peace of mind of know whether the boy is working IndeperKfent News [C N N ] Crossfire ALLEY OOP ^by Dave Qraue ® M*A*S*H QD knowing that everything will be the DEAR ABBY: Please settle a up to his potential or not, but I do QD Mission: Impossible [USA] Gong Show IT WORKED. ) LISTEN, MEN! WE’LL BE MOVING HOW'RE WE GONNA .S O Y O U T E L L T H ' know that children should neverbe ® Wheel of Fortune J U S T LIK E ' OUT IN TH' SAME DIRECTION KNOW EXACTLY / HE SAID BOYS TKEEP THEIR . way we want it, and that terrible disagreement between me and my Trapper John. M.D. 1:05AM CD MOVIE: The Keeper' A ® MecNeil-Lehrer Newshour detective uncovers a horrible secret when OOP FIGURED! I THAT PTERANODON IS HEAPING, WHERE ALLEY ( HE'D SIGNAl EYES AN' EARS ; cQore will not fall on either one of mother. If a friend or relative is compared with their siblings. ^ Hill Street Blues The alfeged at Price Is Right he investigates bizarre events at an insane SO GATHER UP YOUR STUFF ! EN D S UP, S A R G E ? V LIS.’ OPEN Praise and encouragement will tacker of Goldblume's ex-wife is released ON T H I PASTRACK by BHI Holbrook : ( us or our children. being married and I’m invited to asylum Christopher Lee, Sally Gray, Tell ® Newlywed Game and commits murder, Jablonski attempts 1 hope you put this in your both the bridal shower and the do more for a 10-year-old than Schreiber 1983 column. It might start people to wedding, should I buy one gift or punishment. I think grounding the GH) Loco Amor to coax a woman from the mens' rest- i\mio6tBpfons (5$ Nightly Business Report r(x>m, and Belker is upstaged when he 1:15AM [TM C] MOVIE: 'U Cag« , thinking so they won’t continue to two? boy for six weeks is five weeks too masquerades as a chicken (60 min.) (R) Aux Folles' (Dubbed) A young man brings , J CAHTETM OlptooK M&11®UJ5APn«^ dD Leprechaun's Christmas Gold I put off this unpleasant task. After Mother says I should buy one long. @ ) diO Mystery: M y Cousin Rachel (CC) his fiancee's parents home to meet his gay |/irptKiU& TUf [C N N ] Moneyline Pact 3 of 4 Letters written by a dead man father. Michael Serrault, Ugo Tognazzi. I V » C € « p F . ^ T H ^ ‘S ffiONofr. [DIS] MOVIE: 'Popeye’ The cartoon begin to arrive (60 mm ) Michel Galabru. 1979. Rated R. character and hts friends come to life in this ® Odd Couple 1:30AM CD Action News musical comedy Robin Williams, Shelley 6^CPM£T&TH£* QD Bodas de Odio QD Independent News New medication may help Duvall 1980 Rated PG T H I N ^ / [ESPN] SportsCenter @ ] Millionaire Maker [C N N ] Newsnight Update • ■ >•< IX-lO [H B O ] Inside the NFL [CNN] Evenirtg News [U SA ] Auto Racing; Can-Am Champs DEAR DR: technique, as well as surgery and [U S A ] Radio 1990 [M AX] MOVIE: 'Harry and Son' A father 1:40AM (M AX] MOVIE; 'The WHd GOTT: I am 74 the leave-it-alone viewpoint. and son try to salvage their relationship THE BORN LOSER ®by Art Banaom Life' T w o teenage co-workers m ove in to ­ years old. I am 7:30PM CD p m Magazine Paul Newman, Robby Benson, Joanne gether to pursue what they think is DEAR DR. GOTT; Since I was a Woodward 1984. Rated PG taking 25 mg. of young girl (I am now 56) I have CD M*A»S*H important - drugs, sex, and rock and roll. IV, Tick CD Wheel of Fortune [TM C ] MOVIE: Android' An almosi- Christopher Penn, Lea Thompson, Eric A ttM p w k . Sjnequan each been able to just lie in water human android, working as an assistant to Stotz 1984 Rated R flight for de- D r. G o tt CD Benny Hill Show a mad scientist, learns he is about to be put without moving a muscle and not HD MOVIE: Dawn Patrol' A iC K v q i @ (Ml Barney Milter of commission. Klaus Kmski, Don Opper, 2:00AM pu'ession. It sink. I can do it horizontally and World W ar I flying ace orders the inexperi­ Brie Howard 1982. Rated PG. M R MIN™ AND LITTLE MI88™ by Hargroavos A 8allora T|£ hhips me eat Peter Gott, M.D. vertically. None of my children, Jeopardy enced brother of another flying ace into and sleep bet­ grandchildren and friends can do ® New Newlywed Game [U S A ] PetrocelH battle. Errol Flynn. David Niven, Basil Raih- ^ bone 1938 TiCl ter, but it has it. I truly enjoy it! Why can I do it ® Benson 10:15PM [HBO] MOVIE: The MOVIE: A Very Special Favor' A done nothing (g) Wild, Wild World of Animals Bounty' (C C ) During the famous 18th- CD the tre e , holly, -.and a and not them? century S ^ t h Seas voyage, an officer of father asks a lawyer to pursue his spiinster for my depres- dS First Christmas presents, roomful of DEAR READER: You are ob­ the English sailing ship "Bounty ' leads a daughter Rock Hudson, Leslie Caron, mistletoe, djon. I cry as [C N N ] Crossfire mutiny against Captain Bligh and falls in Charles Boyer. 1965. cuss lipoma. Mine seems to be viously a buoyant person in many cards deconations Uncles / iBuch as ever. Should I continue to [ESPN] Speedweak love with a Tahitian princess. Mel Gibson, QD Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous take this medicine? mostly below and behind my left ways. Your ability to float is due to Anthony Hopkins. 1984 Rated PG t [USA] Dragnet [ESPN ] Mazda SportsLook armpit; occasionally there is a the amount of lighter-than-water 10:30PM d D News 8:00PM CD Magnum, P.l. Magnum 2:30AM [C N N ] Sports Latenight ' DEAR READER: Some patients similar enlargement on the other tissues in your body. For example, ^ Dick Van Dyke ( faces a moral dilenfma when he decides [ESPN ] SportsCenter respond more satisfactorily to side. Would the relatively new fat people can usually float with whether or not to submit evidence that 3D 24 Horas 6 - some antidepressants than to “ fat-suction” technique be a wor­ ease, whereas youngsters who would prove a suspected killer innocent of [U S A ] T N T 11:00PM CD (1® ® News FRANK AND ERNEST ®by Bob Thavea T others. The doctor who prescribed kable solution. My doctor advises have low body-fat contents have one crime although he was guilty of an­ 2:35AM CD CBS News Nightwatch other (60 min.) ( D Taxi Sinequan for you is the best judge (a)cutitout; (b) ignore it. What do difficulty floating. However, even [H B O ] Inside the NFL of whether this drug is the most you say? normal-weight people are some­ CD PM Magazirte IT) Action News I D Bizarre John Byner hosts this long run- 2:50AM [ T M C ] m o v i e : Strartge X ’M S^EictNG effective for you. If a change in times extremely buoyant. The CD Shadow Chasers (CC) Jonathon Brew ' The McKenzie Brothers attempt to EMPLOYMENT ning cable comedy series medication is indicated, there are DEAR READER: Lipomas, be­ reason for this are not completely and Benny explore a connection between a outsmart a demented brewmaster. Dave series of grave robberies and a rash of QD Carton's Comedy Clettict ^ p l o y m e n t S u r many available compounds that nign fatty growths affecting many understood. Continue to enjoy your Thom as. Rick Moranis, Max Von Sydow. deaths at a health spa. (60 min.) QD Best of Saturday Night Live 1983 Rated PG doutd be substituted. It sounds to people, are harmless and ordinar­ talent as you effortlessly paddle Puxites Astrograi^ CD News Bosom Buddies I'M NOT Nec^^APlLY 3:00AM 33) spac«: 1999 ipe as though an alteration in your ily require no treatment. Certain around those of us who sink like MOVIE: The Bells of St. Mary's' A QD ® NewsCenter 7 ' Loo/ciN«; pop WOpK. treatment is in order. specialists have been encouraged stones — and continue to buoy up priest and a nun rebuild a failing parochial [CNN] News Overnight QD Doctor Who [ESPN ] Tennis Magazine 2 Falina sound Answer to Previous Punis by the use of suction lipectomy, so your family with your sense of school, having enticed a skinfhnt to donate ACROSS the land and a new building. Bing Crosby, (3) M*A*8*H ! DEAR DR. GOTT: Please dis- your options should include this humor and enjoyment of the water. [M A X ] m o v i e : Putpl* 3 Rivar in Graaca Ingrid Bergman, Henry Travers. 1945. 3:20 AM R E A QZ) Second City TV Rain' (CC) A performer overcomes a trou­ 1 Madical suffix 4 Hayardahl'a reft a QD McCloud A P R A QD Comedy Break bled home life and fierce rivalries to be­ 4 Parsian rular (comp, wd.) „ TLiAVas IX-l9 M OVIE: 'Th e Last Hurrah' Film adap­ come a major rock star. Prince. ApoHonia R o P ^ r t h d a y [C N N ] Moriayline 8 Bridga on tha 5 Charlamagna's A tation of Edwin O'Connor's classic story Kotero, Morris Day 1984 Rated R. Rivar_____ domain (abbr.) E s No saffron in this garden about the aging head of an old-line, big-city [D IS] Dr. Joyce Brothers 3:30AM [ESPN] Down the Stretch ■ political machine. Carroll O'Conrtor, Bur­ 12 Ovar Ipoat) 6 Actor Guinnoaa Dec. 20, 1985 [ESPN ] Compaq Sports: CoHege Foot- gess Meredith, Patrick O'Neal. 1977. baH Bowl Clashes [U S A ] It's Your Business 13 HariMIc 7 Baltic rivar WINTHROP ®by Dick Cavalli In the year ahead, you will have more in­ DEAR i house. Whenever I make a recipe ® The Cosby Show Cliff and Clair are baaring [U S A ] Alfred Hitchcock 3:35AM [H B O ] m o v i e : HeanbrM k- B Tiad fluence over your peer group than you P O L L Y : My that calls for buttermilk, such as delighted to reclaim their hon>e as the kids 14 Bothart 1 1 :30PM (D Dynasty ers' (C C ) T w o lifelong friends experience 9 Oasis have had in the past. Happy times are in KNOW W HAT I'M T H E N y o u W O N T B E husband loves pancakes or bread. I use yogurt face the new school year. (R), In Stereo. dramatic c h a n t s in their careers, rom ­ 15 Wlwlher 10 Awry the ofting lor you where your social life is (3 0 INS lO B E W HEN PESTERINCE ME saffron- instead. Stirring the yogurt before dD Hollywood Musical CD ABC News Nightline ances and their ow n relationship. Peter or — GOOD.. GD Off Track Batting Coyote. Nick Mancuso. 1984. Rated R. 11 Rivar in Bavaria concerned. I G R O W UP? FOR FREE TICKETS. flavored rice, P ointers adding it to the batter gives it a ® M OVIE: 'W e're No Angels' Three es­ 16 Largo East 19 Writing fluid but the spice is more liquid consistency. — ANN capees from Devil's Island take over a QD The Honeymooners 4:00AM CD Joe Franklin Show Indian traa SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Doc. 21) Your French shopkeeper's store just as the audi­ 21 Arranga R E d I o QD Second City TV QD Emergency warmth and dynamic personality, will very expen­ tors arrive Humphrey Bogart. Atdo Ray. 17 Concart halls 23 Faudal aarvant H o o| F ® All in the Family make a favorable impression on others sive! Can I Polly Fisher DEAR POLLY: When I went on Joan Bennett 1955 [C N N ] Larry King Overnight IB Ba in atora for 25 CoaLdarivad O A ' r H today. People who meet you for the first make my own a weight-reducing diet, I really (S) Cristal ® The Tonight Show Tonight's [U SA ] MOVIE: 'Forever Female' A w ri­ 20 Franch axploror guest is pianist Horacio Gutierrez. (60 min ) fual D N ~a B time aren't likely to forget you. Major saffron from missed salty snacks like potato ter's first play flops when the producer's 22 Noraa goblin (g) This Old House In Stereo. 26 Colors changes are ahead for Sagittarians in the crocus in chips. I started grabbing a dill wife IS cast as the star William Holden. 24 Inaaet agg dD Star Search (3 ) Hogan's Heroes .^Ginger Rogers, Paul Douglas 1953. 27 Shoahonsans 40 Rug before 50 Mast dish the coming year. Send for your Astro- A...U m y garden? pickle when the urge to snack hit. 25 Polo pariod [CNN] Prime News QD PELICULA: 'Los Frios Senderot del 28 Strsamlat Graph predictions today. Mall $1 to As­ How is it pre­ The salty, flavorful pickle satisfies 29 Plaatar of Paris entrance 51 Author Gardner [E S P N ] Championship Roller Derby Crimen' Danny Martin, Agata Lys, Man 30 Briatia 43 Notwithstand­ tro-Graph. c/o this newspaper, Box are related to, but not the same as my craving for other higher 33 Down and 52 Character part pared? - MRS. Y.L. [HBO] MOVIE: The River' (CC) A hard­ Perschy, 31 Rivar in Europe ing 1846, Cincinnati, OH 45201. Be sure to Ct99*byKA IT the crocus used to make the calorie crunchies. — BETTY 54 Come into view state your zodiac sign. working farm family must use all their re­ © ] Star Hustler 32 Having an 45 Golfing aid precious spice saffron. You can’t sources to save their land. Mel Gibson, 34 Part of aya DEAR MRS. Y.L.: The spring­ QD Comedy Tonight offansiva odor 47 Actress Bo 55 Irritated blooming crocuses that brighten substitute one for the other. I’m Sissy Spacek, Scott Glenn. 1984. Rated 3B Buainaaa BUGS BUNNY tty Warner Bros. [CNN] Sports Tonight 'J BUSY TO COOK 7 i 35 Looks 56 Refrigerate CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Several afraid. And, even if you had Crocus Ways to select the best Christ­ PG-13 agraamont the yard every March and April [ESPN] SportsCenter d Tvmut & SnYrwf l2 - I4i6$ ***’199.95 ^ 38 Obaaaaion 49 Food (al.) 59 Own (Scot.) situations that have been disturbing you '’^ H A V E I \miVT ELMER 1 NOW THAT WABBIT HAS^ sativus, the crocus containing the mas tree and keep it fresh [M A X] MOVIE: 'Choose Me' A lovelorn p l6-22i68----- lw .9 5 G ex-hooker makes daily calls to a radio talk- 37 Hold ard going to work out to your liking to­ ONE WISH PUDDTD WAVEf saffron stigmas blooming in your throughout the season, plus deco­ [TM C ] M OVIE: Protocol' (C C) A naive 39 Ran from 1 2 B 9 10 11 day. There are hidden (actors going lor WEALCy (K 5NE AND S/VEN show host who unknowingly answers the cocktail waitress becomes a national her­ & NTWYitW BiUuns G you that will be coming into play. HIS BISSESt I N\B SOMETHIN© TO yard, you probably wouldn’t get rating and safety tips are featured hooker's ad for a roommate. Keith Carra- oine when she is recruited by the State ^ SlM NM i 16 BiKtfllB...... —-I4I.95 V 41 Bangkok nativa n G 14161 Mfa 426 M6CVU6------$79.95 G 12 14 AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) It's Impor­ CARROTCBDP/ enough saffron from them to make in Polly’s newsletter “ Caring for dine, Genevieve Bujold. Lesley Ann W ar­ Department as a protocol official. Goldie 42 School WCWWV ABOUT. ren. 1984. Rated R. Hawn. Chris Sarandon, Andre Gregory. ^ Omkb 12/21/65 ^ Thoughts even one recipe of saffron-flavored Christmas Trees and Holiday ^ Cau: 423 •2977(0w>i—< S«Mna/i«»Mi cau P eompoaition tant for you today to be around friends E v E P . 1984. Rated PG. 16 who know how to have a good time. rice. It takes 40,000 flowers to Plants.” Send $1 for each copy to [TM C] MOVIE: Carnal Knowledge' SCt uiim*v MAA6U c-k 44 Dancar's garb T w o Amherst roommates compete for the (frss\ffss\s\s\c\c\c\s^\a\s\s\s\s\s\s\s\s'^^ " Make sure you're included In their plans make one pound of saffron. No POLLY’S POINTERS, in care of 4 6 B u t(L a t) affections of a Smith co-ed. Jack Nichol­ IS If they are going where the action is. wonder this colorful and slightly The Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 48 Woodan tub Can you imagine a life without son, Candice Bergen: Art Garfunkel. 1971. PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) Your possi­ pungent spice is so expensive! 1216, Cincinnati. OH 45201. Be sure Rated R. ' 49 Dolawaro Rivar anticipation. Many times we hear bilities for personal acquisitions are very Fortunately, a little goes a long to include the tifle. [USA] MOVIE: 'Face-Off A young pro­ town children exclaim ”I can hardly strong again today. Don't let any oppor­ way. Most recipes call for no more fessional hockey player has a turbulent 53 Mamanto 26 26 27 1 wait” before a birthday. They get tunities slip past you that could better Polly will send yciu a Polly Dollar romance with a rock singer. Art Hirtdie, Come Celebrate New Yeair*s Eve 57 M ata------your lot in life. more excited as Christmas (and than a teaspoon of this expensive Trudy Young, Derek Sanderson. 1971. 93 'ARIES (March 21-April 19) To gain the the prospect of receiving a special spice — and even that can cost a ($1) if she uses your favorite 58 Maandar 8:30PM CD a h in the Family t support of others today, you must be gift!) approaches. We adults, too couple of dollars just for that small Pointer, ♦ 80 OoM (Sp.) 37 81 City In Norway open regarding your purposes. Let them anticipate future events. Perhaps amount of saffron. — POLLY at see how your Ideas benefit them as well. it’s a well-deserved vacation or a ^ n n 62 Diractor Kaian 42 63 Povarty-war TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Trends that badly needed automobile. We all DEAR POLLY: We eat a lot of have an effect on your financial well-be­ agancy (abbr.) Bridge need to look forward to things. A yogurt, so I always have it in the ing are especially promising today. Gain 64 At what tima life without anticipation would be Either- could come to you from more than one 61 64 66 66 awful! But Shakespeare warns us WONG’S 65 MMwastam coL 49 60 source. that anticipation can be greater A quiet dinner in our dining room - laga GEMINI (May 21-J uim 20) If there are to fail wasJor West to hold the trump RESTAURANT 67 Ibo Board lost 1 than realization when he said; “ all 66 1550, Roman unexpected changes In your social plans NORTH IMS-U king. “ Hands across the sea” and aU Peking • Szechuan • Authentic Chinese Cuisine Full dinner entrees include today, don't get upset. In fact, they are ♦ A6 that, we nevertheless must charge things that are, are, with more 61 63 in a wipeout ‘Opry’ bash slated DOWN likely to work out better than your origi­ YQ532 South with error. Worth noting also is spirit chaste than enjoyed.” ^ m e - Take Out Service and Cocktaiis • Prime Rib Au Jus nal ones. ♦ KJ9 that declarer might well have grabbed time'B our hopes are too high and HOLLYWOOD (DPI) — More Peal Cutlet Parniigiana 64 66 ♦ J954 By James Jacoby • V Eugana CANCER (JuiM 21-July 22) Testy Career the spade ace immediately, so that he our expectations are too great. We than 100 country music stars WONqL’S RESTAURANT Baked Stuffed Shrimp CNailTs developments will serve to awaken your WEST Here is another interesting hand could then take the heart finesse in are left very disappointed with the convened last month for a two-hour • 19 EAST GIFT CERTIFICATE daughtar (0)1985 by NEA. Inc resourcefulness. You'll come out on top 610 8 4 ♦KJ532 from this year’s British Gold Chip. On relative safety, feeling of having been let down. CBS-TY special, “ The 60th Anni­ • Lobster Tails when the dust settles. YK Y 1 0 0 8 the opening lead of a small spade, de­ ’Adding salt to declarer’s wound was Advent is the season of anticipa­ versary of the Grand Ole Opry,” The Best Gift For Your LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Something for • Swordfish ♦ Q 10 8 3 2 ♦ A654 clarer ducked. Blast won the king and ^ sacrificial error made at the other tion for us (Kristians. We look which will be broadcast. Jan. 14 in which you’ve been hoping looks like it's Family and Friends During The or ♦♦ ♦♦ ♦♦ ♦ 8632 ♦ lO played back the club 10. Declarer won Uble, when non-vulnerable East-West forwartl to the coming of Christ­ tribute to the world’s longest much closer than you think. Social con­ the jack in dummy and played a heart Holiday Season!______CELEBRITY CIPHER tacts you've made will help speed it to­ SOUTH spades and set mas. Hopefully, we will temper our running radio show. CaMMy ClaMr cniploerm tra oMtad Irani quouuofw by fmoM pnpto. pMt end prMMt. to his jack and West’s singleton king. 7(W.’That was not too glaring a mis, excitement so as to prevent a crash Featured segments of the ho- BLAST OFF! Caeti IMMr In th* dpMr lunda lor mttMr. Todty't dUK D tqutit H. ward you. ^ ♦ Q07 ’That was curtains. West led a club for VIRGO (Aug. 23-SepL 22) Be alert lor fi­ YAJ764 U te m ^ u r ^ against what s ^ e d a afterwards. Let us focus on the edown are the entire cast singing East to ruff, and the defenders took In our Banquet Hall with dinner & dancing to the by CONNIE WIENER nancial opportunities today. They might ♦ 7 certam 620 o> 650 lor North-South but true meaning of the event. A child Roy Acuff’s classic "Wabash Can­ • Chef Wong • be suddenly thrust upon you, and you'll ♦ AKQ7 the diamond ace to. set the game nunus 100 as described raised the total 'Is bom! "See what love the Father nonball’’ and a bluegrass segment •‘TH IH U UBI UH WYLJ RHBJLJB. IHP contract Dinner Specials Weekly sound of "NIGHT MOVES” have to act and think promptly. Vulnerable: North-South loss to 800 instead of the expected re­ has bestowed on us" (1 John 3:1) starring Country Music Associa­ LIBRA (8epL 23-00.23) Joint ventures Declarer had some small justifica­ sult of minus 80. As we celebrate the birth of the tion Entertainer of the Year, Ricky • Wine During Dinner XVWW BHU QPAAJJT." — CJHBCJ Dealer West tion for his misplay. After all, East have excellent chances for success to­ Infant, let us remind ourselves that Skaggs. • Champagne at Midnight^ day, whether they be for business rea­ might well have held the king and two Post Road Plaza Mon.-’Thur. ll;30-10pm nt North East Sw each human life has dignity and In addition to Acuff and Skaggs, Party Favors •JBBKBT aOKX. sons or purely social purposes. You iss 14 14 24 other hearts, with West bolding the di­ People who attend tennis mstches veiy the show will headline Alabama, 352 Hartford Tnpke. Fri. &Sat. ll:30-llpm might be Involved with both types. value. To you and your loved ones, PREVKXfS SO LLinO N : “What we call progress Is the exchange of one us 3 Y Past 4 4 amond ace. Now declarer’yilay of ace seldom need advice on how to exercise 'a blessed Christmas. Larry Gatlin It the Gatlin Broth­ (Rte. 30) Sunday 12 noon- ♦ Cocktail Hour 7:00 Dinner 8:00 8CORPIO (DO. 24-NOV.22) Direct your ISS . Pass Pats and a heart would allow E ^ t to win their neck muscles. nultm ict for another nuisance." — Havelock Ellis. energies and efforts today toward areas ers, Loretta Lynn, Reba McEntire, (1-84 Exit 65) 10pm Reservations 646-316i / 649-3292 the king, put partner in with the dia­ You can spend thousands on a motlon- that have profitable possibilities. You Rev. James C. Rash Bill Monroe, Minnie Pearl, Willie Vernon • laas by NEA, mo. Opening lead; Y 4 mond ace, and finally take the setting ^ • I n g , scent-actuated, sound-react­ 074 should be quite lucky with things that Cbaplaia Nelson, The Oak Ridge Boys and ,60 Villa Louisa Road, Bolton, CT trick with a club ruff. Still, this way all ing, electropic-eyed burglar system — could make you m on^. Maachesler Memorial Hos|rital . the defenders needed for the contract or you can get a noisy dog. L «« - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thundav. Dec. 19.19«5 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Dec 19. 1985 Inflamed anal painful for dog U.S./World In Brief Shuttle flight killed during countdown QUESTION: The anal spes become inflamed chronic and requires r e p e a l Our dog fre­ and painful when the secreted treatments, surgical removalfof these structures is indicated, w r- By William Horwood Launching today was crucial to inside 20 Beconds in the four-year one of the most powerful evw quently drags material fails to he expelled. That shuttle program. launched, is the twin of one carriad is, the sacs hecome over-distended glcal removal usually results i i a Experts: AIDS vaccine a possibility Unltod P rtu International NASA, which wanted to give her back end on NASA officials had been con­ aloft aboard the shuttle Atlantia and the resultant pressure is complete elimination of this fn- harried shuttle workers time off the floor and Pet Foram BOSTON — The search to r an AIDS vaccine has "scHentific CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. — over the holidays to keep morale cerned about threatening weather last month. licks at herself. painful. In mild cases of inflamma­ noying problem. The anal giMd poasibiUty" now that a vaccine has been developed for a rimilar The rebuilt shuttle Ckilumbia's high as the agency gears up for a and launch, originally scheduled The $50 million relay station will Her doctor has tion, the application of moderate and sacs serve no known useful virus that causes feline ieukemia in house cats, say federal Edward A. Wiillama, D.V.M. pressure to the area will force the purpose in the domestic dog ^ d countdown today stopped unex­ 14-flight schedule in 1986. for 7 a.m., was delayed to allow allow cable programming to be treated heV sev­ researchers. time for heavy cloud cover to material to he expelled and that is therefore their elimination dws pectedly 14 seconds before liftoff beamed to rural areas and will eral times for The cat virus is in the same family, called retroviruses, as the break up. the end of the problem. not interfere with a dog's normal on computer command, delaying THE COUNTDOWN appeared to allow inexpensive direct-to-home anal gland virus that causes acquired immune deficiency syndrome, the ship's launching on a five-day proceed normally once it resumed Once the countdown resumed, it problems. My In some cases, the sacs become function. The procedure usudly broadcasting. severely impacted and it is diffi­ improves the overall health m d although the way it causes iUness is quite different. Other social mission for a second time in three after clouds broke up before the proceeded normally until the cu­ questions are days. toff was ordered. With Satcom on its way, the crew cult to expel the material by comfort of the animal. I and scientific obstacles are also likely to make the development launch computer called an unex­ what are anai of an AIDS vaccine "considerably more challenging,” the Launch control spokesman pected "hold" in the countdown. Once aloft, the crew plans to plans to settle down for a hectic glands, and why do they bother the sacs and is normally expelled applying pressure. In those situa­ Cats also have anal glands » d schedule of materials science tions it is necessary to infuse researchers said. James Ball said the countdown Ball said it appeared the count­ spend five days in orbit before some dogs. Also, what can be done to the outside when pressure is sacs. However, anal sac diseasd is returning to the Kennedy Space experiments, medical studies, ob­ medication directly into the sac D ri. Donald P. Francis and John C. Petricciani of the Centers sequence was stopped automati­ down was interrupted because of a to solve the problem once and for exerted on the area from normal much less frequently encounteif cally by the computerized launch Center. servations of Halley's comet and before removing the material. for Disease Control in Atlanta made their assessment of whether problem with a hydraulic unit that all. bowel activity. in cats. system. milestone research to learn more Sometimes it is necessary to an AIDS vaccine is possible in a special report to the New delivers power to the (Hintrol Columbia, America’s first space Anal glands are sometimes "At this time we do not under­ system of the shuttle's right-side shuttle, last flew in December 1983. about ultraviolet radiation from ANSWER: Dogs have two anal referred to as "scent glands" as perform this under a general England Journal of Medicine. deep space. "The recent licensure of a vaccine for feline leukemia virus, a stand exactly why that occurred,” solid rocket booster. Since then, it has spent two years in sacs, one on each side of the anus. the material from them has a anesthetic. he said. “ All systems are safe The anal sacs can repeatedly Dr. Edward Williams Is I a retrovirus causing an AIDS-like disease in cats, brings home the He said a turbine sensor in the the shop for a major overhaul to While the crew stays busy with a These structures fill up with strong and unique odor. They are aboard the arbiter." become impacted and inflamed or Manchester veterlnartan. Do y^n scientific possibility that a su(x;essful retrovirus vaccine for hydraulic unit indicated an "out of upgrade its capabilities. Its return heavy slate of space science, a secretions from anal glands which thought to have had the function of Ball said theearliest launch time to service marks the first time infected and they develop an have a qaestlon yon’d like to see human beings might work,” they said. spec” limit and the ground launch battery of automatic experiments, are located in the same area. The marking a territory in the dog's was 7 a.m. EST Friday. abscess which must be treated as a answered here? Write to ^ t computer stopped the countdown NASA has had an operational including three designed by school secreted materiai is simiiar to that pre-domestication, wild state, thus The most troubling difference between the cat virus and the At the controls were commander as it is supposed to when it senses four-shuttle fleet. students, will collect data on topics which is secreted by certain giands leaving what is- referred to as a deep infection. Foram, P.O. Box 581, Manchester human virus is that vaccinated cats are able to build up Robert “ Hoot" Gibson and co-pilot something amiss. as diverse as how weightlessness in the skin'. The material collects in "scent trail." . When anal aar disease becomes Herald, Manchester, 0M40. | chemicals in their tissues, called antibodies, that make them Charles Bolden. Their crewmates The astronauts calmiy moni­ DURING THEIR first day in affects engorged female dog ticks resistant to the disease the virus causes. Humans also develop are Steven Hawley, George Nel­ tored the whoie operation from orbit, the astronauts plan to launch to particulate contamination of antibodies to the AIDS virus, but these antitxidies have not been son, Franklin Chang-Diaz, RCA their seats in Columbia's two-deck Satcom Kl, a television satellite optical detectors that could be used shown to protect against the disease. satellite engineer Robert Cenker cabin. owned by RCA American Com­ in the Strategic Defense Initiative, Harold photo by Richmond Cinema i and Rep. Bill Nelson, D-Fla. It was the third launch delay munications Inc. The relay station. or "Star Wars", program. Pearl, one of this week's residents at the dog pound, Judge won’t ban controversial film takes a little airing with Dog Warden Richard Rand. Pearl MARTPORO . Clnsmo Cllv — K#v Exchono* (R) CAMBRIDGE, Mass. — A Judge, declining to enfor<» 17th An Invitation from is waiting to be adopted. 7:10,9:15. — A Love In Germany (R) 7, ,[n century laws against blasphemy, has refused to ban showings of First woman gets 9:M. — After Hour* (R) 7:40, 9:50. — The God* Mu*t Be Crazy (PG> 7:20, the controversial film "Hail Mary,” which depicts the Virgin 9:40. Mary nude in bed, writhing in worldly passion. \Center Congregational Church Adopt a pet Middlesex Superior Court Judge Charles Grabau on RAST HARTPORO an artificial heart Roetweed Peb A Cinema — To Live Wednesday dismissed arguments the French movie violates the and Ole In L.A. (R) 7:15. state’s blasphemy statutes dating from 1657, and reaffirmed an Poor Rictiord'* Pea A Cinema — To MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - The Officials declined to say what Live and Ole In L.A. (R) 7:30.9:30. earlier decision declining to issue a restraining order against the time the surgery by Minneapolis saowceee CIneme 1-9 — Bock to the showing of the movie at The Orson Wells Cinema. first female recipient of an artifi­ Pearl tops females cial heart was in critical but stable Heart Institute doctors ended. It ~ Joooed Edee (R) Opponents have picketed each showing of the Him. On Dec. 4 13:30, 3:40, 4:50, 7:20, 9:45. — One condition today after surgeons began at 7 p.m. Wednesday. they filed a lawsuit alleging the modern retelling of the Nativity Moolc Chrletmo* (G ) 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, "successfully completed" the first , CHRISTMAS SUNDAY 7:20,9:30. — White Night* (PG-13) 1:15, violates 328-year-old state laws. The woman, who had no history at local dog pound 4:05,7:10,9:45. — Rocky IV (PG ) 1,3,5, implant of a smaller version of the of heart disease, was admitted to 8:00 a.m. and 10:00 a.m. 7:15, 9:25. — Sole* Like U* (R) 1,3:10, Jarvik-7 heart, hospital officials I Trumpets, Carols & Quartets 5:20, 7:40, 10. — The Jewel of the Nile Abbott-Northwestern late Tuesday (PG ) 13:M, 3:45, 5, 7:30, 9:40. — Clue said. and her condition continued to Bv Barbara Richmond she's 12 to 14 years old and seems to (PG ) 1:20, 3:25, 5:30, 7:35, 9:40. — Edwards announces re-election bid deteriorate. Horner said. CHRISTMAS EVE Young Sherlock Holme* (PG-13) 1, A 40-year-old Minnesota secre­ Special to the Herald have had good care except her NEW ORLEANS — Gov. Edwin Edwards wasted no time tary, described by doctors as Horner said it’s the first time hearing is bad. She was picked up 3:15,5:20,7:50, 10:10. 5:30 p.m. Worship Service J reasserting his leadership following the mistrial ruling that gravely ill from a viral infection of surgeons have used the 70-ml Dog Warden Richard Rand can't on West Middle Turnpike, near MANCNISTRR (lots) ended his federal racketeering and fraud trial, announcing a bid the heart, came out of surgery version, which can fit into the understand why an owner hasn't Oxford Street on Dec. 17. UA Theater* Ra*t — To Live and Ole 7:30 p.m. Worship Service In L.A. (R) 7, 9:15. — King Solomon'* 'for an unprecedented fourth term in 1987. early today and was listed in chests of patients weighing less claimed Pearl, this week's fea­ Lassie had a tag on her collar Mine* (PG-13) 7:15, 9:10. — Bod critical but stable condition, said than 150 pounds. The woman (Candle light) tured pet. Pearl was given her with her name on it and listing Medicine (P(3-13) 7:20, 9:20. Six days of deliberation ended Wednesday when jurors said Venetia Kudrie,' an administrator weighs 110 pounds and is about 5 10:.30 p.m. Worship Service name by Rand because she was Holbrook, N.Y., as her address. they were hopelessly deadlocked at 10-2 for acquittal of Edwards MANSPIRLD at Abbott-Northwestern Hospital. feet, 4 inches tall, said Dr. picked up on Forest Street on Pearl She was not wearing a license tag. on most counts and at 11-1 for acquittal on the other charges in his (Candle light) Trane-Lax Celles* Tw in— Clue (PG) Fredarick Goebel, a cardiologist Harbor Day, Dec. 7. 7,9. — An Officer and o (Jentlemon (R) SO-count indictment. "The surgery for implantation Rand said she may have come here Pontiac l8 a gift acting as spokesman for the Pearl is well-behaved and is a to visit with someone and roamed 7; wltb.Aooln*t All Odd* (R) 9:15. U.S. District Judge Marcel Livaudais Jr. granted a defense was succesfully completed earlier ' WASSILE & FELLOWSHIP this morning," Ms. Kudrie said, medical team. 9:00 p.m. medium-sized nice-looking dog. away. VRRNON General Motors presents a 1985 Pontiac request to declare a mistrial, ending the 3-month-old trial. A When picked up she was wearing a The little black and white female Oim I A 1 — King Solomon'* Mine* represents General Motors' Pontiac Juror who voted for acquittal said the prosecution had failed to reading from a statement. “ The The seven previous recipients of patient is currently being moni­ new orange collar and a black flea part Labrador retriever which was (P(J-13) 7:10,9:10. — To Llveond Olein to Howell Cheney Regional Technical Motors Division. Bandall is school make its case. the Jarvik-7 heart have been men. L.A. (R) 7, 9:30. tored post-operatively." collar. She is ready for adoption picked up on Park Street a few School Tuesday. Reggie Rose, left, director of receiving and McCavanaugh Abbott-Northwestern received and would love to have a home for weeks ago is still waiting to be WRIT NARTPORD The woman, whose name has not The Clark Family and Rim 1 A 1 — To Live and Ole In L.A. watches Joe McCavanagh hand Lewis is vice president of Lynch Motors Inc. been released at her family's federal approval in September to Christmas. adopted. She is a small dog and (R ) 7, 9:15. — King Solomon'* Mine* Randall the keys to the new car. Rose Wake held for elain godfather implant 10 artificial hearts over All of Us at Center It was all female day at the won't grow any larger, Rand said. (Pats and women in furs — filled the funeral home. Births Easier than moving Manchester Herald by 5 p.m. $250® the woman was suffering from - performing the first artificial CHURCH has been adopted by an Essex *^ A leo. »40« Published reports have said authorities are seeking John Gotti, Street family and will celebrate weekdays or 7:30 a.m. Saturday*, acute viral myocarditis. She would heart implant, in Barney Clark at 11 Center Street CHICAGO (AP) - With the high please call your carrier. If you're a reputed “ capo,” of captain, in the Gambino family for not have survived the night without the University of Utah on Dec. 2, the holidays in her new home. cost of housing, many peopie are Manchester - 647-9941 Morris, Nathan Brice, son of unable to reach your carrier, call questioning. They described Gotti, 45, as the leader of a "m ore the implant, Horner said. 1982. The dog pound is located off choosing to make improvements in Always Hair Elizabeth (Schettler) and B. Ran­ subscriber service, 647-9046, by 6 violent-prone, cowboy" family faction. Olcott Street near the town refuse their existing home rather than p.m. weekday* or 10 a.m. Saturdays 345 Main St., Manchester dall Morris of North Huntington. area. There is a IS fee to adopt a move, according to a kitchen for guaranteed delivery. Call lor Appointment 843-0789 Pa., was bom Oct. 21 at Forbes dog. The new owner must also buy remodeiing franchise here. Regional Medical Center. Pitts­ Syrian starts new talks In Beirut a license for the dog. "Many consumers aiso feei that burgh. Pa. His maternal grandpar­ Rand is at the pound weekdays a new kitchen increases the vaiue ents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert BEIRUT, Lebanon — Syrian Vice President Abdel Halim from noon to 1 p.m. He can also be of their home when they decide to Schettler of 31 Flower St. His Khaddam today opened a fresh round of reconciliation talks in \ r u m . s i M \.s reached by calling the pound. seli their home and trade up," said jQPpa. iVlanchester paternal grandparents are Mr. and Damascus, Syria, involving representatives of Lebanon’s main 643-6642 or the police department, Michaei Busch, chief operating Mrs. Brice D. Morris of Pitts­ Christian and Moslem militias, aimed at ending the 10-year-old I S H ( ) P 1M\(. 646-4S5S. officer of Faceiifters of Chicago. burgh. Pa. The baby has two civil war. P ^ k a d e brothers. Brian. 7>A, and Scott. S. Militia officials said the representatives returned to the ' I ) \ ^ S FREE conference table after a night of marathon private meetings in Merchants Association Sprague, Jeremy James, son of Beirut and seprate talks in Damascus with Khaddam — the Perry L. and Kimberly (Pelletier) architect of the Syrian-backed Lebanese peace process. Sprague was born Nov. 8 at St. In Beirut, police sources Wednesday said at least five civilians Francis Hospital. The maternal were kidnapped as they crossed between Christian east Beirut grandparents are Lewellyn and and the mostly Moslem western sector by Moslem militiamen Mary Ann Pelletier of Manchester. Classified Ad who released at least one hostage about 24 hours later. The paternal grandparents are the ( f l i t , In a related development, relatives of people kidnapped during late Harold and Gwendolyn the civil war that began in 1975 marched on the government Sprague. The maternal great- Invilet you to join uj on the palace of Prime Minister Rashid Karami, demanding action be grandparents are Aurele and Reg­ taken to free the hostages as part of the peace talks. ina Pelletier of New Britian. The Mountain for fine Italian dining. Fill out coupon below (one word per space) and mail: paternal great-grandparents are PreMenti A New Divereified Menu Francis and Lyda Nash of Owls Clearly state name of item and phone number in acj. Head. Maine. • Italian Cuitine • Seafood • Fowl • Steakt • Ribt December Special:(Tuc«., Wed., Thur*. Only) Price must be included. SANTA SAVINGS IN OUR MEMBER STORES Inkel, Christopher Ray, son of Bulkhead cracks led Veal & Shrimp Scampi *9.95 One item only per ad. Jack and Jill (Ackerman) Inkel of PEARLE VISION 28 Helaine Road, was born Nov. 28 Ot'er Linfuini Do not use abbreviations. BERNIE’S TV A APPLIANCES JOANN FABRICS at Manchester Memorial Hospital. thinner o j Too 100 USA for extenaive wine liat. io August JA L crash BRIGGS’ ICE CREAM KINNEY SHOES PRAGUE SHOES The maternal grandfather is Ed­ Reserve Now For Our ward Ackerman of 32 Keeney St. CARD GALLERY LIGGETT’S PHARMACY RADIO SHACK The baby has a brother. Geoffrey New Year’s Eve Bash! N O Pet, Garage, Tag Sale or Commercial ads TOKYO (UPI) — Government num partition, separates the pres­ John Inkel. 3. 60 yUla Louiia Road, Bolton. CT — 646-3J6I investigators said today cracks in surized passenger cabin from the CASUAL LADY MARSHALLS RECDRD DREAKER Complete banquet facilitiee. accepted. a rear pressure bulkhead deve­ unpressurized tail section. RECDRD WDRLD Zerio, Jenn Lynn, daughter of loped before the crash of a Japan Investigators found a variety of COMMAND PERFORMANCE MILLIE FRUGAL Air Lines Jumbo Jet last Aughst in tiny cracks they believe were REEDS STATIONERS Thomas A. and Carol (Machabee) Ads must be printed on order blanks appearing in the CRT NORTHEAST SAVINGS Zerio of 18 Linnmore Drive, was : which 520 people died, the clearest caused by metal fatigue and REARS a ROEBUCK bom Nov. 30 at Manchester Manchester Herald. Indication so far about what suspect the bulkhead ruptured, CVS DRUGS PAPAGINO’S Memorial Hospital. The maternal caused the crash. allowing pressurized air to rush DAL PARKADE BARBER SHOP SHADY GLEN grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. The report also indirectly into the tail, which is not built to SPRINT PHOTO Ernest Machabee of East Hart­ pointed to possible negligence by withstand such force. DIANA’S BAKERY PARKAOE CLEANERS ford. The paternal grandparents ; JAL in inspecting the bulkhead Boeing replaced the lower half of DIAMOND SHOWCASE PARKADE HEALTH SHOPPE SUPERCUTS are Mr. and Mrs. Peter Zerio of 20 ' after It was repaired following a the bulkhead after the same plane Clearview Terrace. BEARgi 1978 accident. The Settle-based made a “ hard landing” in Osaka in EMPHASIS PARKAOE LANES SWISS COLONY CHEESE To all Hsrald Boeing Co., the planewviiifinufac- 1978, but has admitted the left 1 2 3 4 THOM MCAH readers who turer, has admitted its repairs at section was improperly Joined to HARVEST HILL PACKAGE STORE PARKADE SHOE REPAIR LnPointe, Kyle Robert, son of P ^ R S . that time were faulty. , its upper section using two small WEATHERVANE Marc A. and Vicki (Allen) La- have something A committee official said exaihi- splicing plates instead of one laige 5 7 8 • Pointe of Apt. 27, 16 Lawton Raod, to sell for . nations of the bulkhead wreckage one. was born Dec. 4 at Manchester m BBARS. showed numerous cracks — the The error placed an abnormal Memoiial Hospital. The maternal longest measuring two inches — amount of force on one of three sets Largest Teddy Bear Shop In New England 9 10 t1 12 grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. ^99 or Less and some had clearly opened of rivets, and the new report said Robert Killian of Columbus, Ohib. “ after the (1978) accident but not “ 15 percent of the cracks” around The paternal grandparents are REGISTER TO The Wooden Sleigh 13 14 15 We \^ill run your ad after the crash." the suspect splice "had been SANTA IS HERE Mr. and Mrs. Joseph LaPointe of for 6 days Free of The findings — contained in the caused by metal fatigue,” along Saturday, Dec. 21 11am-2pm Command Performance Vernon. Doll & Bear Shoppe : third interim report on the Aug. 12 with cracks around 60 percent of 2 p m -S ^ DAL m C h a r g e . 283 Blast Center Street ; crash by the Transport Ministry’^ the rivets in the improper repair. Sunday, Dec. 22 1pm-3pm JoAnn Fabric* Pierce, Chenpa Dawn, daughter i air accident investigative commlt- The report did not take note of WIN 3pm-Spm Prague Shoe* of Stephen R. and Ciara G. Manchester, CT 06040 ' tee — were the latest and most JAL’s maintenance procedures, Fill out coupon and Monday. Dec. 23 11*m>1:30pm Radio Shack (Creager) Pierce of 105 Sycamore Name. specific evidence to date about the which have been tightenei^ince Lane, was born Dec. 4 at Manches- 649-9077 Open 7 Days either mail it or 37 FROSTY SNOWMEN 2pm-4pm Shady Qian crash’s cause. Officials have still the crash under government elder, 4pm-6pm Record World terMemorial Hospital. The mater­ Address but left open the possibility inspec­ bring it to the not made a final determination. TO BE GIVEN AWAV Tueoday, Dac. 24 nal grandparents are the Rev. and HOLIDAY SPECIAL The Boeing 747 slammed into a tions performed after the 1978 10am-12noon Mllllg Frugal 12pm>1pm Sprint Photo Mrs. Charles Creager of South Phone _ Manqhester Herald ; mountain in central Japan shortly accident failed to detect the metal' REGISTER IN MEMBER Easton. Mass. The paternal grand­ 10% O ff all Dolls & Bears 1pm-2pm Papa QInoa office. : after takeoff from Tokyo's Haneda fatigue. STORES AND BANKS parents are Mr. and Mrs. Ray­ except Steiff - One ad a month only \ airport, killing 520 of the 524 people The latest inspections were in mond I^ierce of Amston. per family t aboard, the worst single airplane November and December 1984. Until Dec. 24th (No phone calls : accident in history. "There is a possibility that these Thomas, Randal Jamison, son of All our Staff at The Wooden Sleigh L______o a »'m o n ^ ____ The Transport Ministry, in re- cracks had not developed to such Lawrence and Edna (Ware) Tho­ . ports iuued Aug. 27 and Sept. 14, an extent at the time of the mas of 96A Rachel Road, was bom. wish you a Merry Beary Christmas and U.S. air crash investigators inspection,” said Hiroaki Kono, WEST MIDDLE Dec. 3 at Manchester Memorial & A Happy New Bear! ’ who examined the wreckage, bead of JAL’s maintenence TURNPIKt/ Hospital. The paternal grandpar­ \ poUfted to the rear bulkhead as the operations. M anchester ents are Mr. and Mrs. William iHattrijratpr lirraift likely cause of the crash. Boeing has ajpneed to split BROAD Thomas of New Britian. The baby Parts of the plane’s tail were compensation payments to the has a broUier, Lawrence II, 22 ' found to have blown off before the victims’ relatives with JAL and is STREET months, and a sister, Nicole, 7 16 Brainard Place ______Manchester • crew lost control. , considering a number of design years. ; The bulkhead, an umbrella- changes in 747 tail sections as a I'ahapeil, 15-foot diameter aluml-'t result of the crash investigation. I MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Hi t 19. 19W — » _ BUSINESS i i The perfect 365-day Buaineaa Bond change should be done by bank in B rie f ## OPEN QuetUon: My wife and I own a large number of Beginning sometime in 1986, Treasury bonds and municipal bonds in bearer form. As we are both past notes will come only in "book-entry’ ’ form — recorded SUNDAY forin buyout lotos ttoam so, clipping the interest coupons as they come due is on computers, with no certificates issued. U.S. Treasury bills have come only in book-entry FbRRINGTON — T o ii^ a c h ln e ry employees quite a bother. Sometimes, we don’t clip the coupons 12 TO 4 on time. We would like to have our bonds changed to Inveatora’ form for many years. Many new issues of municipal Than k You ba^e lost what appears m be the final round in a registered form. bonds also are only in book-entry form. biotabuy their com puy and keep about 70 Jobs Guide Many municipal, corporate and Treasury bonds from moyiBSjsuto^thS state. What is the safest and least costly way to do this? Would you advise us to have our bank handle it and issued in bearer form before the dates mentioned The Torin employees failed to put together a William A. Doyle above are still around and can be bought and sold in financial package needed to buy the plant. The give us a receipt, listing the bonds by name and CUSIP the marketplace. Nonetheless, bearer bonds are deadline for completing a deal passed at midnight number? gradually becoming a thing of the past. Tuesday. BIG BOY ROCKERS The plant’s owner, Cievepak Corp. of Purchase, Answer: Although you could take, it on as a Question: Until a year or so ago, my bank never N. Y., announced a plan earlier this year to sell its do-it-yourself project and possibly save some money, charged when I presented interest coupons from my Torin division and accepted the employees’ my advice is to turn the chore over to your bank. $9095 10 ONLY bearer bonds and deposited the money in my account. purchase bid of between $3 million and 14 million Of course, get a receipt, which the bank should interest-paying agent’s books. The remaining interest Now, it charges $5 for each such transaction. in June. naturally provide. A listing of the bonds by names of coupons will be cut off the bond and destroyed. The semiannual coupon on one of my bonds is (or cash A carry ROOM SAVER wall recllner Naugatuck Valley Project spokesmen said issuers, interst rates and maturity dates should be Your bank almost certainly will charge a fee forthe fimp nnrt pffnrl that goes into this. But, if you own $30. The $5 bank fee reduces that interest to $25 — Wednesday that Torin employees hope to sufficient. But CUSIP numbers will provide further quite a jolt. Wouldn't it be wise for me to have that convince Cievepak to sell the division to a firm identification. Every stock and bond issue has a many different bonds, the bank’s service fee might be > by Fl.KxSTKKl--salepric® bond changed to registered form? that will maintain the century-old plant. CUSIP number, assigned to it by the Committee on less than the cost you would incur doing it yourself. "Many of the people at the plant are SO-plus Uniform Security Identification Procedure. When you send any securities through the mail, you (years old),’ ’ said Shoup. " ’rhey’re not just going Most municipal bands issued in bearer form can be should do it by insur^, registered mail, return receipt Answer: Sure. The change, on that bond alone, will to waltz into another job.” changed from bearer to registered form. While your requested, save you $10 a year. While you're about it, why not bonds are in bearer form, you name does not appear have all your bearer bonds changed to registered on the bond certificates or on the record books of the Question: I was surprised to read in your column form. Besides saving bank charges, that will give you Coleco completes acquieltlon issuer. After the change, your name will be on the that no municipal bonds have been issued in bearer the convenience of receiving your interest checks WEST HAR’TFORD - Coleco Industries, Inc. bonds and on the issuer's records. You'll get your form since June 30, 1983. How about corporate and through the mail and eliminate coupon-clipping. announced Wednesday it has concluded the interest checks by mail. \ U.S. Treasury bonds? Aren’t they still issued in Yes, I ’m aware that some people still like bearer 7 acquisition of Leisure Dynamics, Inc. for However, the change cannot be made with some bearer form? bonds, often with thoughts of ducking taxes. However, approximately $21 million. municipal bonds. Your bank should check that out over the past few years, tightened reporting rules Coleco of Weat Hartford, said it completed the with each bond. Answer: No. No corporate bonds have been issued have just about put an end to that dodge. // acquisition at $2.10 per share of approximately Your bank will send each bond that can be changed in bearer form since Dec. 31, 1982. The same thing 4,100,000 shares from certain shareholders, to the registrar of that particular issue. The registrar applies to Treasury bonds issued after Sept. 5, 1982, Doyle welcomes written questions, but he can representing in excess of 40 percent of the will print your name on the bond and record it on the and Treasury notes issued after December 1982. provide answers only through the column. outstanding common stock. Coleco has also been granted an option to acquire up to $5 million in a new class of Leisure Allen A Co. offers $1.65 billion Dynamics voting preferred stock, which is convertible into common stock at $2.10 per share. Leisure Dynamics is a Connecticut-based toy I M' \ s Ti: i:i and game manufacturer. Cktleco produces such RNE UPHOLSTERCD FURNITURE toys as Cabbage Patch Kids and Rambo dolls. Dole says n e w Conrall bid Is H a w e d ’ Stock prices open lower Bv George Lobsenz credits through to Conrail employees. little about it. , NEW YORK — Prices opened lower today in United Press International Thomas Saunders, managing director of Morgan Conrail offficials reserved comment on the new bid, active trading of New York Stock Exchange Stanley, also was skeptical that Allen & Co. could but said it showed Wall Street agreed with their issues. WASHINGTON — A third bidder has named the come up with the promised $1.65 billion. assertion that their railroad can survive as an ’The Dow Jones industrial average, which fell highest price yet — $1.65 billion — to buy Conrail, the " It ’s not a firm proposal,” Saunders said. "It's just independent entity, a contention Dole has disputed. Broyhill Tables 2.07 to 1542.43 Wednesday, was down 1.83 to government-owned freight rail carrier, but Transpor­ a promise. It’s very iffy." Dole has recommended Congress approve Norfolk 1540.59 shortly after the market opened. tation Secretary Elizabeth Dole says the new offer is Morgan Stanley also has proposed a public stock Southern's bid, saying the company's railroading _ C iS iU L ^ i Declines led advances 491-293 among the 1,237 "flawed.” sale, but only after it has put up $1.2 billion to buy experience and deep financial resourcesofferthebest issues crossing the New York Stock Exchange Conrail with money provided by 41 investors who have guarantee of Conrail's future. Alien & Co. Inc., a New York investment banking tape. joined a Morgan Stanley-led consortium. house, Wednesday sent Dole a letter outlining a $1.65 A spokesman for Norfolk Southern, which would use billion offer for the government’s 85 percent stock $1.2 billion of its own cash to acquire Conrail, declined Congress passed a law in 1794 prohibiting American Chino Cabinet Occidental unit plans purchase interest in Conrail. The other 15 percent is owned by comment on the Allen & Co. bid, saying they knew vessels from supplying slaves to other countries. , DARIEN — Occidental Petroleum Corp. said Conrail employees. 0 A K 4 9 9 « « U that its chemical subsidiary. Occidental Chemi­ The new bid would top the $1.2 billion bids made by cal Corp., had tentatively agreed to buy the both Norfolk Southern Corp., a major Eastern W40" D18" HT76" 42 inch Round Drop Leaf Table (ckiends lo 62 inches) polyvinyl chloride business of a Tenneco Inc. unit railroad, and Morgan Stanley & Co., another New with four side chairs for an undisclosed price. York investment banking house, who have been Very Special Price I >125 E«. Occidental Petroleum’s chairman, Armand battling in Congress for months for the right to buy B ro yh ill Hammer, said Wednesday a final agreement Conrail. should be reached during the first quarter of 1986 after a review by governmental agencies and Despite the big dollar signs. Dole immediately both companies’ boards. threw cold water on the new bid. Terms and conditions of the transaction were “ On the face of it, the proposal presented by Alien & 7 s not disclosed. Co. appears flawetl in numerous respects and we do GIVEABODY Tenneco’s PVC operations currently are held not think it is attractive to taxpayers or those who within its Tenneco Polymers Inc. subsidiary. depend on Conrail for rail service or.employment," Occidental Chemical is based in Darien. she said in a statement. Canberra buying UTC unit Transportation Department officials said Alien & TO ANYBODY Co. proposed to raise the money to buy Conrail by MERIDEN — Directors of Canberra Industries holding a public sale of stock in a new concern they Inc. and United Technologies Corp. have agreed would set up under the name Conrail Acquisition 48%"Nir k43K'>4 Corp. ON SALE *199.95 to Canberra’s proposed acquisition of Packard Instruments Co. for an undisclosed price, a A top Dole aide said there was considerable doubt F0R0ttY$99! Your eholeo of olthor California Oak Canberra spokeswoman said. whether such a stock sale would raise the promised V/tpup a FKEEmimOOUCTCJRY PHOTOGRAPHY eeXMTSE AND COUPON BOOK The acquisition is expected to be completed in or Toppan Hickory FInlahl $1.65 million, especially since Alien & Co. made $250 WORTH MORE THAN SWOvmen you puntmeMp35nmSUtamieTabotfyBo(Hes Conaolldata all you audio and vidao aqulpmant Into ona convanlant late January after certain details are worked out, million of that sum contingent on other factors. and attractive location. Faaturaa Include ttoraga batilnd glaic doora Canberra spokeswoman Aurora Giamino said on O m vn here areJust S99irta our expertt a n help you add* g n a t leru value Furthermore, department officials said Allen & Co. 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Now and battar Idaas Stanley concerning future Conrail maintenance Nook Set lor a changing world. about $45 million in annual sales of analytical P l i ' instruments for the life'sciences. expenditures, cash reserves, service levels, pension i 8 S Canberra, which makes radiation measure­ funds and other key issues. 439. / And they said Allen & Co. proposed to keep $300 Kcctaafriof laMe ts ttte ment equipment for the nuclear power industry, jnfc^hraiVMiyal has annual sales of about $55 million, but sales million in investment tax credits accumulated by have stagnated in recent quarters, Ms. Giamino Conrail — tax credits Norfolk Southern and Morgan / Yemaaa's chavs tit akek' said. Stanley have agreed to surrender to th^ government. aaeMwrsidt. 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MANCHESTER HERALD. Thuradav. Dec. 19. 1985 — t7 M - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thunday. Dec. 19.18»5 \ Working at home is attractive, but it gets ionesome CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 at the cutting edge. Corporations large and small By Ken Franckling you have that time from 7 to 9 a.m. IW-V- "Large corporations do not have found a variety of pluses in . United Preti International all to yourself,” she said. ”I can go change quickly. This is something doing it. They include: walking, or jogging or do some that flies in the face of nearly 100 gardening. It’s like somebody Just H ^ w e n APARTMENTS BOSTON — Catherine Marenghi years of tradition of ‘going to • American Express in New g g n o aB j j ^ H O K S Rentals FOR RENT commutes five days a week to her gave me a gift of a couple hours a work.’ Now we’re saying: ‘Time York began "Operation Home- HELP WANTED ns MU m i M E IFOHSALE FMUU FMUIE Park Avenue office in New York day all to myself.” out, let’s look at an option here.’” bound” in its international banking Manchester — Two bed­ without leaving her bright, airy Marenghi was hired in January division in 1982. It hired, trained Gombolattl-Bullt — Man­ Brand New LIstIngl An- Eost Horttord — 867,900. Welcome In the New Year Acreoge. Horses a Woter TELECOMMUTING IS not for — will be yours when you ROOMS room apartment with ap- Boston condominium. 1983 by longtime computer guru and equipped 10 disabled em­ chester. 8124,900. Well- soldl built 6 room Colon­ The Bore Fact: The only In this beautifully deco­ FOR RENT The young executive with a everyone, and experts say If you John Diebold as his editorial and ployees to do word processing in built Oombolattl Ranch, ial, 3 bedrooms, 1W baths, thing missing from this rated 7 room full dor- purchase this 3 bedroom pllances. Available are the type who needs a daily dose SawDperator/hlppIng Re- In ultra-desirable netgh- cozy ranch Is your grsen mered cape with first home with 2 cor garage, 2 Immediately. $450 plus Manhattan consulting firm be­ research assistant. their homes. They have the same fireplace. Extra Insula­ utilities and security. Coll longs to a growing breed of of water cooler gossip, don't apply. benefiU and responsibilities as cetvlng - Entry level posi­ borhood, 2 fireplaces, 2 tion, very energy effi­ thumb. Unique floor plan floor ftreploced family baths, large tieldstone Ladles Dniy — Nice, quiet "1 didn’t want to move to New room, screened In porch, fireplace In living room, 643-2006. workers known as The key is proper management. York because I have family and office workers. tion with small steel dl6 car garage B carport, cient, pretty lot. Coll us offers eat In kitchen with room for senior citizen or “The real issue, when you strip tributor. South Windsor. flagstone entry wav and todoyl Offered In the breokfost bor a first floor Inground pool and gar­ aluminum sided, o 40’ working girl. Located on t ------“telecommuters.” friends here,” she said. • Rising Star Industries, a Tor­ enclosed porch, alarm Like Private Home — iVi In general terms, telecommu­ away everything else. Is ‘How am I rance, Calif., computer software Call 2824)751. dll appliances. D.W. Fish 890’s. Jackson 6 Jackson laundry. Beautiful rec age I Dniv $125,900. Happy bus line. References and "The time I’m freeing up by not Realty, 643-1591 or 071- Rsol Estate, 647-0400 or room with stone fireplace Holidays. Blanchard a system, 3 stall barn, cor­ security. Coll after room apartment. Bos6 ters are salaried employees who going to manage somebody I don't firm, was founded four years ago ment, appliances. Work­ see?’ They get a little bit nervous,” commuting is the plus. I’m saving 1400. a oak staircase. Vinyl Rossetto Reol Estate, 646 ral, pond a brook plus 13 5:30pm, 6460303. work from home all or part of the one and a half to two hours a day, with telecommuting in mind. exterior. Situated neor 2402.______acres for horses. Call ing single adult, married time. They are linked to the office said consultant Gil Gordon. Chairman Chris Rutkowskl needed R88l Estat8 now, $12L900. Century 21 couple. No children, pets. and there is monetary savings on Investment Property — Manchester — Redwood Glastonbury on deep lot. Female DnIy — Large by telephone and, quite often, by "Managers often manage by commuting and clothes. And I like the kind of top programmers who Manchester $149,900. 2 Sentry Real Estate, 643- Manchester — Treat you Jackston-Showcase, 646 room, clean and modern 643-2880. observing activity than striving for Forms: Enloy the out­ and your fam ily this 1316. the development that made it all having my own coffee in the abhor three-piece suits and punch­ homes, one Is a two standing view of the Hart­ with kitchen privileges. possible — the personal computer. results. That's a fundamental shift morning and not something off the ing timeclocks — and didn’t want family, the other Is a Xmas to this lovely 7 All utilities, on bus line, For Rent — January 1st. for people. There is a fundamental ford skyline from the room cope that otters 3 Five-room duplex. F lr6 The Yankee Group, a ^ston truck.” to move. Fifty-five of Rising Star’s single family home. Of­ large rear deck of this ■ South Windsor— $147,900. Spacious Cope with 4 coll 647-9013. marketing research firm, esti­ difference between being at your 80 employees, including Rut- fice space Is possiblel Coll bedrooms, formal dining place, large kitchen, She commutes instead to an Brand New Listing I 9 room raised Ranch. Fire- Proud a Professional. room, family room with bedrooms, large tire- stove, yard, basement, mates that 30,000 people are desk, looking busy — and produc­ kowski, telecommute from all over today tor details. D.W. placed family room, 3 or 4 The kind of home many ptaced living room, for­ office in her condo, equipped with a Room older Cape Cod Fish Realty, 643-1591 or fireplace and an enclosed washer-dryer hookups, involved in corporate telecommut­ ing results.” the nation. bedrooms, 2 car garage, yearn for. . outstanding mal dining room, fully d APARTMENTS Telecommuting is a part of the telephone, a company-provided situated on 2 plus acres In 871-1400. sun porch along with sev­ 109 convenient location to bus ing programs. Perhaps another computer, two file cabinets and a • Aetna Life and Casualty Co. of Bolton. Newer kitchen etc. Priced to sell at design a quality with eral other fine features appitanced kitchen, large I ^ I for r en t stops, parking for one cor workday world where definitions 8122,900. Zinsser Agency, 100,000 do so informally. The desk. Frequently, she works in Hartford. Conn., had trouble re­ with appliances. Needs significant amenities, too that make this home Ideal first floor family room, only. No pets. $625 are hazy and flexible, and that Is Manchester — $61,500. 643-1511.______many to mention here. central atr, lots of extras numbers are distinct from an blue jeans with her dog at her feet. taining computer programmers finishing touches through­ Great wav to start. Super tor voul Priced ot monthly plus utilities, se­ Pour bedrooms, 2 baths, to stay, you'll enloy pri­ Manchester — Available estimated 6 million self-employed part of its allure. But unions — because they were on call 24 hours out. Priced to sell at stater home In convenient S136JIOO. U a R Realty. curity deposit, lease. Call first floor fomllv room vacy of fenced In yard, Immediately. Dne, two home professionals. including the AFL-CIO — oppose it ) a day and didn’t like driving to $87,900. Call us today I location. 3 bedrooms, All real estate advertised 643-2692. 647-1004 after 5pm JACK NILLES of the University with floor to celling Field- house sets on quiet street and three bedroom apart­ Banks and insurance companies for fear homes will become “elec­ Jackson 8, Jackson Real large eat-ln kitchen plus In the Manchester Herald weekdays. of Southern California’s Center for work in the middle of the night. The a stone fireplace. For your Wet Paint I The Inside of close to all conveniences. ments. 8425, $495, $525. are doing it. So are computer tronic sweatshops.” Estate, 647-8400 or 646 spacious formal dining Is sublect to the federal CATHERINE MARENGHI AT HER COMPUTER Futures Research coined the term answer was equipping 50 pro­ personal showing coll to­ $90,000. Century 21 heat and hot water In­ software designers, telephone Gordon, who publishes "Tele­ 8646.______room and a garage. Fair Housing Act of I960, this ttrrific 6 room Ranch Four Room Aportment — . . . technology creates 'telecommuter' profession telecommuting in 1973 when calcu­ grammers with personal compu­ day. Sentry Real Estate, has lust been freshly Jackston-Showcase, 646 cluded. J.D. Real Estate, companies and even state goven- commuting Report” from his Hurry I Won’t last I Joyce which makes It Illegal to 6461980. Heat, appliances, one cor lating the amount of gas used ters and software. Selling? We Need You I advertise any preference, 643-4060. painted. New wall to wall 1316. ments. Telecommuting is best Monmouth Junction, N.J., home, • Pacific Bell hopes to have 100 G. Epstein Real Estate, only. No pets. Security, ployee retention, space control and telecommuters include isolation, a annually to commute to work. We have more buyers 647-1895. limitation or discrimina­ carpet In living room, new lease, references. $435. suited for people who work with calls the format a natural evolu­ of its employees telecommuting by kitchen floorcoverlng and Just Listed I Enloy main­ Available January 1. tion in the work place. It stems productivity,” Gordon said. “It tendency to work too much, "It clearly has been growing in than homes I If you’ve tion based on race, color, Custom Designed — Cape Call 649-3340. information — writers, budget year's end, and is helping its considered selling over with 4 bedrooms, master new light fixtures tool tenance free living In this Modernized, two bed­ analysts, computer programmers, from technological changes, cost costs between $3,000 and $6,000 a concerns about advancement — popuiarity,” Nilles said. “It is Historic Bolton Green — rellplon, sex or national year in most cities Just to put a roof and a tendency to gain weight getting to the point where the corporate customers set up similar the last several years but Spacious restored antique origin, or an Intention to suite on first floor, 21’ Built In 1901 - approxi­ charming 4 room, 2 bed­ room apartment, close to Deluxe Four Room, two designers. control pressures and employee wore hesitant because of family room, gourmet kit­ mately 3 acres In Bolton. room, Vh both unit on shopping and bus lines. desires for work options and a over one employee’s head. because the refrigerator is too technology, particulary personal programs. "Our Commitment is to 0 room Colonial with 7 make any such prefer­ bedroom apartment — While most New York commu­ computers, is widely accepted by make telecommuting a strong part market conditions...coll working fireplaces, chest­ ence, limitation or dis­ chen plus 0 5 room att­ Dwner anxious. Imme­ Green Road. ERA Buyers $550 a month plus utilities. fully appllonced kitchen, ters spend hours in freeway traffic, balance of home-career "In terms of productivity, stu­ near. diate occupancy. Give us Protection Plan In­ Security and references "This is definitely something business. of the business,” Director Lynda the professionals at Blan­ nut floors and a new born I crimination. The Herald ached guest of In-low Includes heat and hot hanging onto subway straps or responsibilities. dies show a IS to 30 percent chard and Rossetto, 646 Must be seen I Blanchard will not knowingly accept apartment. See It today. a call. Jackson a Jackson cluded! Blanchard a Rot- required. Call Mr. Bov- water. $525 monthly. 649- that is not mainstrcam corporate "By the 1990s, most desks will Anapol said. dashing for trains, Marenghi's In firms where it has become increase because employees at 2482. 'W e’re selling 8i Rossetto Real Estate, any advertisement which Blanchard a Rossetto Real Estate, 647-0400 or setto Real Estate, 646 less at 643-2)01 betwetn 4003. 9 have computers associated with • The state of California is arrangement with The Diebold part of the norm, companies have home tend to work more hours and. America yet.” Gordon said. "The houses I'. 6462482. Is In violation of the law. Reol Estate, 6462482. 2482. 9am and 4pm. found the pros outweigh the cons get more accomplished through growth rate is impressive, and the them. By the end of the century, we implementing a telecommuting Group Inc. affords her a New York pilot program for 200 workers salary without the New York for both employer and employee. flexibility. number of companies that '.are could have 20 percent of the work "The benefits to the company actively pursuing it (estimated at force telecommuting at least some because of a shortage of office hassels and high cost of living. space in Sacramento. "You find, all of a sudden, that include improved recruiting, em- THE COMPLAINTS by some 200 to 300) are high. But we’re still of the time." HELP WANTED HELP WANTED

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K IT ‘M* CA R LYLE ®by Larry Wright APARmiEllTS HOMES RMRENT FOR REHT iBaurbrstrr) Manchesler - A City nl Village Charm Hrralb Coventry Lake Water­ Manchester — Large four front — Newly renovated, bedroom Contemporary fumithed one bedroom In fine family nelehbor­ oOortment for maximum hood. 8925 per month. Call Friday, Dec. 20,1965 Single copy: 25« 3 pertani. Available to Joyce, 647-8895. Jane IS. tSSO a month Includet hoot and electrlc- Odd lofr8« TruckMie. Hy. Leaie. S1.100 deposit Home repairs. Vow name A and references reaulred. STORE AND we do n. Free^ esti­ 743-3033. ( o f f ic e SPACE mates. in s u r^. 643W4. Free auotee, home owner. Food, fuel costs push consumer prices up ASanchester— North End, Howkes Tree Aervtce — Sieve Glorratona. Office Spoce — Excellent I- •...... ------one bedroom apartment. location with ample park­ io d ie t t r ^ a Chipper. In quiet residential area. ing. 600, 400 & 300 sq. ft. Stump Removal. Free Es­ Handyman for Services, Donald RataJezak said the sharp Both were in line with November odd lobs around your By the Asaoclotod Press grew a sluggiah 2.4 percent in 1085, today. full-year pace since 1967, when Near buslines. Utilities office suites are now timates. special conslder- gains in both beef and gasoline wholesale increases of 4.5 percent oNon for EMerly end Han- house. CarM ntrv. roof­ the weakest rate since the reces­ According to Labor Department consumer prices rose 3 percent. not Included. S400 available. 649-2891. for beef and 3.7 percent for monthly. Call 446-3151 be­ |icapped.647-7SI3. ing, etc. Call Tim at Sharply higher food and fuel sion year of 1982. figures, the last time retail prices Retail prices rose 4 percent in 1984. prices “ should vanish in a mont.i 647-8659 after 6pm. Moreover, analysts cautioned or so” as slaughter and marketing gasoline reported one week ago. tween 0am-4:30pm. Store — Moln Street, costs sent conaumer prices up 0.6 The Commerce Department said rose at November’s pace was OeUverlna ria i loom — 5 againit reading too much into the trends return to more normal Although most analysts are Manchester. 100% loca­ percent in November, the biggest growth in the gross national January 1984. The last time they Manchester — Two bed­ yards. SiS'plus tax. Sand, Jump in nearly two years, the product, the broadest measure of rose at a steeper rate was April November spurt because it was patterns. predicting slightly higher inflation tion, heat, air, parking Overall food costs were up 0.7 next year, few see it heating up room duplex with oppllon- Included, reasonable. 649- pravel. E stone. 643-MM. government said today. economic health, was down sub­ 1983, when there was a 0.7 percent attributed mostly to temporary enough to be a serious problem for ces. Newly remodeled, 5334 or 643-7175. The Labor Department's Conau­ stantially from the revised 6.6 increase. factors driving up beef and gaso­ percent last month, largely be­ Loving Mother will core nice nelehborhood, avail­ H^lfAPERIM mer Price Index had risen Just 0.2 percent increase posted in 1984. B^ut even with the advance line prices. cause of a 2.3 percent burst in meat the economy. able Immediately. SSOO fpr your child in our The more stable, underlying and poultry prices. The fuel plus security. Coll 643- home. Call 6464SW. Carpentry and remodel . P utBasi Bsetff c-»i««t Ctf»yNM.Inc percent a month from May to For the laat three months of this reported today, retail prices have factors continued to move along at component — listed as transporta­ Meanwhile, a government sur­ 3006. Ing servtess Complete EtePtrieai f>ratf September before inching up 0.3 year, the economy la growing at an risen at an annual rate of only 3.6 McKechnie Electric — Custom Painting and Wal home repairs and remo- Need A iorps or o i percent in October. estimated annual rate of 3.2 percent so far in 1985. the modest pace that has intiption tion in the report — also was up 0.7 vey predicted that U.S. businesses THE NUTCRACKER by The Joe Kubert School percent, mostly because of a 1.4 will cut back on investment Six room apartment for For that extra outlet, or to Ipoperlng. Quality work' 4mffl9e MOT* ",OTiPMir* WW In a separate report today the percent, according to an initial If that rate holds through De­ running at its slowest rate in For Sale aATHER 'RC5UNP, percent jump in gasoline prices. spending by 1 percent in 1986. Immediate occupancy, Update your exielino ser­ monshlp. CMI evenings, oraheoer HpsnePd and in- ncien7N0...HEH«s government said the U.S. economy "flash” calculation released cember, it would be the slowest nearly two decades. vice. ,84 hour emeroency Oory McHugh, 64»; ?«0 • ^Soept; $6,000 this year. The average is about $8,000, though ever since bis last living relative, his sister, was ro>« donations have fluctuated each year, he said. Wonder Worm Jenus 400 Classical Accoustic guitar taken to a local convalescent home 10 yeans ago. wood Burning fireplace with cose. Rarely used. Russell, who has been with the Salvation Army for The two of thorn would very much like to spend Insert by Dunham Lehr Nylon strings. Good for CARS/TRUCKS II8CELLANE0U8 27 years, said the group has had between six and eight Christmas tiMether. The home has already Inc. Used only 2 seasons. bralnner. Coll 646-3513. ( fo r SALE lU T OMOTIVE volunteers working since the day after Thanksgiving. invited him to join his sister for dinner. Asking S400. Coll 646-4886 S45.0 People have been very receptive to the Army’s The Manchester Area Conference of Churches I Send That Special onytlme. 1964 Rambler convertible Snow tires — one pair efforts, he said, even though it has not been reflected wtAld like to provide not just the ride, but a LOOKING FOR O low-cost In good condition. Asking mounted on Ford wheels, in the amount of donations so far. Christmas to remember, including all the special Maple Stereo Console — way to communicate your S1,000. Coll 389-1360. G78-15. Still good rubber. "It depends on the circumstances,” Russell said. touches that a family shares together — a amall $50. 647-1912.D advertising message? S75 pair, 649-4744.0 "When the weather is cold and people’s arms are full tree, homemade cookies, periiaps even a pie for Wont ads ore vour 72 Chevy Nova, new front of packages, they're less likely to give.” later. It won’t take a lot money but it will take a When you coll Closslfleo Quartz Heater — $20. answer. end, only 9,000 miles on He said the kettles, which can hold between $400 and special kind of giving. i Person Some Telephone 646-35S6.D rebuilt englne(wlth paper­ to place on od, o friendly $500 dollars each, have been set up at the town's major Albert and his sister are among the more than •• work), good condition. Ad-VIsor will answer vour stores, including Caldor, Bradlees, K-Mart and Shop 300 households which MACC hopes to help during •a $900. 742-5024 after 5pm. coll and help you word Rite. How long a volunteer solicits donations depends vour od for best response. the Christmas season. Nonperlsbable foods, and on the individual, said Russell. Automotive 1979 Ford Pinto— 4 speed, 643-2711.______gifU for shut-ins and elderly people, may be left at “ Some work only three or four hours, others the Kitchen Table and Choirs SOK, looks and runs good. UPI photo the Town Fire Department’a Center Street — Mooseheod Maple, 42' S1,150. Coll work: 646-7202, entire day,” he said. Most of the kettles are outside, headquarters, the Eighth District fire station at I HOLIDAY CHEER!! which makes the weather a major factor in how long a round with one leaf, excel­ , i m RS/TRUCKS Dove. Butterflies The House Democratic leadership tries shington, left, House Speaker Thomas 32 Main St., any office of the Heritage Savinga and lent condtilon. $295. Coll volunteer works, he said. Loan Association or the Manchester Mall at 111 646-0280. El^• Im R S A L E to sort out unfinished bUBlness in an Tip ' O ’Neill, center, and Rep. James Despite the lower totals so far this year, Russell said Main St. Checks can be mailed to MACC Seasonal Ill larger SiiM attempt to adjourn Congress for the Wright of Texas, confer in Washington. he expects contributions to increase as Christmas Sharing, Box 773, Manchester, 06040. 1975 Dodge Window Von holidays. Rep. Thomas Foley of Wa­ draws near. with a personalized message in the Herald — With bock soot, 3 speed “ Our busiest days are the two to three days after [g g j MISCELLANEOUS on column and removoblo Thanksgiving, and two to three days before FOR SALE bed frorhe In bock. S900. Christmas,” he said. works with the Manchester Area Conference of Coll otter 4pm, 74^5824. Russell said he is optimistic the trend will continue Churches to help provide needy people with food baskets and food vouchers, he said. Royal Portable typewri­ 1967 Mustang, automatic, Congress nears budget accord again this year. ter with leather cose. 10 6 cylinder. First S200 takes “ I ’m still very hopeful things will pick up as people The Army also visits nursing homes to help spread point type. Excellent con­ It. Coll 742-S843 otter get in the Christmas spirit,” he said. holiday cheer. dition. $50. Telephone 649- 5;30pm. finally arrived at about 1 a.m. EST to Reagan, who promptly signed it. Russell said donations to the Salvation Army help “ It’s always a great joy to give during Christmas," f i > i = 9 today when the House refused to t s 1047.O By Robert Shepard The bill was thought to be the last feed less fortunate people in the area. The Army Russell said. 1977 AMC Gremlin — United Press International consider the Senate's latest offer major obstacle to adjournment. I Women's full length Power steering, air condi­ and House Democratic leader Jim But the two chambers then got I leather coot, size 5, cor- tioning, new brakes, WASHINGTON - Congress Wright of Texas declared the into a long squabble, described by ^ mel color. Excellent con­ exhaust system. Snow edged to the brink of adjournment chamber had completed its busi­ several members as "a game of* Comet led wise men? dition. S50. 643-1S14.0 tires. Asking SSOO. 643-0636 early today, but was thwarted in its ness for the year. chicken,” over the $74 billion otter 6pm. effort to bead home for the The adjournment resolution was "budget reconciliation” measure. Right on time for the holidays by a stalemate over a $74 passed and House leaders pre­ holidays — 3 piece boy's The delay caused the 16-cent 70 Olds Cutlass Solon billion package of spending cuts pared to join senators in the cigarette tax to expire and techni­ Scholar: Jesus born in summer suit, size 16. S30. Coll Brougham — 4 doors, air and taxes. traditional telephone call to Presi­ cally revert to 8 cents a pack. 649-5354.0 conditioning, I cylinder, The drive to wrap up business for dent Reagan informing him Con­ Among the key points of conten­ automatic, runs well, By Masha Hamilton the 4th century, on the edge of sponsored seminar with students the loss session was to resume gress had called it quits for the tion was the new, broad-based tax 1 x 2 = Ladles small CB locket, needs grill and bumper, The Associated Press biblical Bethlehem, where an inn and journalists that his theory ^tnbroiilery. during daylight hours after the year. But the leaders instead on manufacturers to help finance coordinating bibs sweater no rust. S675 or best otter. could have been located, he said. about Jesus’ birth was based in and hot. Good condition. weary lawmakers caught a few huddled in Dole’s private office to •8.00 649-0252. the Superfund toxic waste cleanup BETHLEHEM, Occupied West Fleming, who also lectures on part on an unpublished work by S45. 643-4607.O consider their options. program, backed by the Senate, hours of sleep. Bank — New evidence suggests historical geography and ar­ Jerry Vardaman, profeyor of Dole finally emerged and re­ 14 Mercury Pork Colony Tangled up in the congressional but resisted by the Ilouse and the Jesus was not born Dec. 25, the chaeology at Hebrew University in archaeology at the Cobb Institute Lifetime Video Member­ Wagon — 9 passenger, cessed the Senate until 11 a.m. Impasse was the fate of the administration. date on which Christmas has been Jerusalem, founded the non- of Archaeology at Mississippi ship plus 10 free rentals. loaded, low miles, excel­ 16-cent-per-pack cigarette tax and today. The House followed suit, “ We have to make a judgment on celebrated for 16 centuries, and denominational Jerusalem Center State University, in Starkville, Won at Auction. Already lent condition, 812,000. Af­ a p r o p o ^ new tax on manufactur­ quitting until noon. dropping the (Superfund) tax or hove. 646-0475 evenings. that Halley's comet, rather than a for Biblical Studies 10 years ako to Miss. ter 12:00, 649-9337. ers to help pay for the nation’s During the long session that insisting on it and sending it back $20.0 star, alerted three wise men to his offer Bible courses for clergy and He said 4th-century scholars toxic waste cleanup program. began Thursday morning, the two to the House,” Senate Republican SCnSON'SGR€€TINGS birth, according to a Biblical lay teachers. 1977 Pontiac Wagon — The end of the first session of the chambers approved a |3M billion leader Robert Dole said at about 2 scholar. He said during a government- Looks now. One owner. catchall spending bill and sent it on PleaM turn lo page 10 Power brakes, power 99th Congress appeared to have a.m. Jim Fleming, founder and dean steering, roof rack, m ort. of the non-profit Jerusalem Center New Jogger, Bernot latch Runs well. $2400.7424160. for Biblical Studies, also says hook rug kits, (two 41' x Jesus probably wasn’t born in the 80'), other smaller. 742- TODAY’S HERALD 2 x 2 = 1900 Cougar XR7 — Auto­ Crestfield strikers get support year 1 A.D. as popularly believed, 6700. matic, dork blue With •14.00 8363 GrMcfa] spraya of BnL but in 12 B.C. landau top, power ctoor- Supporting that date is a new Ing, brakes, air. Super terilies and Flowera in easy embroidery and By John F. Kirch support of town and state officials, ing that union.” translation of a tablet that shows a shape, S24S0. Coll work: A welcome addition to B o w in g o u t I n d e x brieht colors add a Harold Reporter Granat said Thursday. “ We’re trying to bring enough population census was ordered in 646-7202, Dove. , the larm r aipo wardrobe springtime note to yonr I PETS . . . aid^siiiped loons or Four of the directors contacted pressure on the owners to get them re^on in 12 B.C., and evidence that The torch has been passed to a 2i pagoa, 4 aoetiona tab^Ioth or linens. Halley’s comet was visible that new generation of America's most skirt wil£ elastieiied No. 2460 baa transfer Five members of the town Board said they lent their names, which to negotiate,” Cassano said. I— SCRSON'S Gfl€€TINGS Doberman, rod, 4 years INVITATION TO b » #611' back and bnndy pockets. for 4 l ^ e designs and of Directors have lent their names would be used on letters sent by the Officials of Crestfield-Fenwood year, Fleming said. famous political family with the •wuiowAm o u m i n r. No. 8SM with Photo- Luke's Gospel recounts that surprise announcement Thursday PH flne** old, spaded female, excel­ The Boord of Educollen, 110 6 small motifa; color to a newly formed committee that committee to state officials, be­ could not be reached for comment ia lent lines and temper- Long Hill Drive, East Hert­ GnlSe is in Sisco 86 to chart; directions. supports striking workers at the cause they supported the strikers this morning. Jesus' parents, Mary and Joseph, by Sen. Edward Kennedy that he riaaaHi«H 68. Sixe 88, S6-ineh waist, _ mont. Froo to good homo ford, Ct., will rocolvo cost and thou^t the nursing home’s About 00 nurse's aides, house­ had traveled to BeMehem to be will not run for president in 1988. Coml<^ on Your message will appear Dec. 24t,h. proposals for “ HARDWARE .. .Jeans, 8 yards 45-ineh; TsjNStr, ttiS $2Jlt Nr tsM Crestfidd-Fenwood nuriing home, 9K.97 with fenced In yard. Coll sot Nr psstap laS a union organiser said today. owners — RoUand Castleman, keeping and maintenance em­ counted for the census when he was Story, on page 22. r*.i%nnaMI/>iit .. 649-1955. SUPPLIES''. Cost Propoool s U ^ 2% yards. Information and tpodflca- The directors are Stephen T. Josiah Lessner and Howard Dick- ployees at the Vernon Street home born in the stable of a crowded inn. pnfaHalirwMnt Hons oro ovalloMo at Iho TSI -a The family lived in Nazareth. 7 Casaano and James F. Fogarty, stein — were wrong to refuse to went on strike Oct. 21 to protest the P/wMie IK Free to good homes — 3 Businoso Offict. Cost Propo­ Fleming, 42, a native of East ia negotiate with District 1199. owners’ refusal to negotiate a block kittens, one young sals will bo rocolvod UnN11 lOO both Democrats, and Republicans 1 n/^al nawa Call Johanne - 643-2711 p.m., Tuosdov, Docombor 31, Thomas H. Ferguson, Donna Fogarty could not be reached for contract with the union. Union Meadow, N.Y., said one popular W eather forecast block cot. Please coll IMS at which Nmo Ihoy will 74^5760. Merrier and William J. Diana, comment this morning and has not officials have sought state and belief about Jesus’ birth does bo publicly eeonod and rood Winter storm watch for tonight nhHiiarlaa _ aloud. Tho Board of Educe- SPECIAL: Over 286 aa- according to Pearl Granat, an confirmed his support for the town intervention to help end the appear correct: be apparently was 0 Opinion hen rosorvos tho rioht lo oc- ZIM lecUona and n FHEB organiaer for the New Englaiid strikers. strike. born in Bethlehem near the and Saturday. Snow possibly be­ in Monday thru Friday, 8:30-5:00 copt or roloct any or oil cost Panpla Section in tha Health Care Employees Union, “ I told them to feri free to use my The new committee, called the present,-day Church of the Nativ­ coming heavy tonight with lows in ft proposals or Iho rlaht ;le New FASHION with ALBUBL jM t $846. name,” Ferguson said today. “ I ity, if not at the exact spot marked the teens. and lower 20s. Snow R p o flf wol vo tochnicol formal Hits If Pkoto-Gaido patterM in District 1199, which represents the Committee for Justice for Crest- 0 Free To Good Home — In It Is inthobostlntorosttedo aawautuiiMN striking workers. The committee feri that strike has gone on as long field Workers, was formed about inside the church. possibly heavy at times Saturday. TalaMlalnn all alia raagea, has a m i Bn». SW . country for spayed Mock Continued cold with highs in the 11 ft Mlnrlit lWanrl|fHtpr IlmiUi **' Richard A. Huot apeeial Graca Cole CoUac- N *«n Nmi Sm ta llHW. is made up of union organisations as it should. I believe they Xthe Ardieological evidence shows a 01 I lob c ro n who needs room Director tioN for larger alMa: plM - anm a aaiiis. m and other groups, a i ^ j ^ seek the owners) are wrong in not recogniz­ ^•leaie turn ta page It church first was built on the site in 20s. Details on page 2. Waathor gp-jmxe. * p ^ a . • , •'■■■■ •• i^SS^GM MIqPHe , OA9 to run. Affectlonqte dnd 00 ^ « e » . V #A ■usinou Sorvlcos 3 BONUS CoepoHl 4 >isi-j|iinoaN asaaniaig m tunlovlng. Coll 643-5136. 829-13 Price, . StJS bS« n OMSNpifk iNh. ■A