Reagan Sets TV Address on Hostages

MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. Nov. 12, 1986 CONNECTICUT FOCUS Lawyer builds practice defending drunken driving suspects i S E S s a s s i Jai alai players AIDS prevention Teens ‘mock’ Bv Andrea Rowand to become an expert on drunken driving cases. County’s Driving Under the Influ­ tends Essen. Safety and Motor Vehicles. The Associated Press driving. He was tired, he said, of Essen, who loathes drunken ence division. Ms. Menadier, "The current emphasis on puni­ Of the 78,939 Florida arrests for can’t find place focus of week wedding vows representing drug defendants. driving but thinks offenders need whose former boss recently joined tive measures may fail to address drunken driving in 1985, 57,719 i T MIAMI — Advocates of harsher “I decided that if I could produce help instead of Jail, has no harsh Essen’s firm, said Essen avoids the real problem,” said George cases — or about 73 percent — - ] ... page 3 ... page 7 ... page 11 drunken driving laws accuse de­ the best results in drunk driving, I words for his detractors. trials, at times arranging for Marcelle of the National Council on ended with conviction, according fense attorney Richard Essen of would get business,” said the “A car with a drunk in it is' a clients to plead guilty. Alcoholism in New York. Of 18.3 to figures from the state Bureau of freeing killers. 47-year-old lawyer who in 1963 4,000-pound bullet. It’s a terrible “The benefit (of pleading million adults who are heavy Uniform Traffic Citations. “He’s getting potential murder­ successfully defended comedian thing,” he said. “MADD, to their clients) is saying you never lost a drinkers, 12.1 million show signs of Essen asks all new clients to get ers off and allowing them to Lenny Bruce on heroin possession credit and our detriment, directed case,” she said. But that’s not a alcoholism. Drunken drivers tend counseling and insists on it for continue to drive,” said Diane and DUI charges. this nation’s attention to one of our courtroom victory, she added. to repeat the offense and jail can’t those he suspects are hard-core Holmes, the president of Dade Since 1983, Essen claims to have most serious social, legal and Essen has been interviewed on cure them, Marcelle said. drinkers. Then the legal work County's Mothers Against Drunk won all his cases — between 1,200 health problems.” the Phil Donahue show and fea­ In 1985, SO percent of the nation’s begins, at prices starting at $2,500 Driving chapter. and 1,500 of them, but one prosecu­ Essen often files stacks of legal tured in People magazine. He also 43,800 highway deaths were and Increasing for each past DUI “We do not like what he does," tor says he has arranged for a motions for clients, in hopes that teaches fellow lawyers about de­ alcohol-related, Marcelle said. conviction the client has. said Mrs. Holmes, whose son was number of his clients to plead the 90 days in which cases must.be fending drunken drivers. In Florida in 1985, 1,294 of 2,870 Florida law has an array of laws killed by a hit-and-run driver she guilty. He does national consulting tried will run out and charges will His clients are often problem fatal traffic accidents, or about 45 governing DUI charges and Essen believes had been drinking. work, has a six-lawyer staff and be dismissed. drinkers who need counseling, not percent, involved drunken driving, searches for violations. For exam­ A former Dade County prosecu­ believes his is the country's largest His chief antagonist is prosecu­ jail or criminal convictions that according to statistics from the ple, by law blood samples must be ) Manchester — A City of Village Charm tor, Essen set out three years ago tor Jill Menadier, head of Dade can ruin careers and lives, con­ state department of Highway UJanrliPBt^r HrralJt practice devoted to drunken- drawn by licensed nurses.

30 Cents U.S.-hired Thursday, Nov. 13,19B6 LOWEST PRICES..... r$UMO*Vl N 1 II HOOM • firm linked THE EXTRAS YOU PAY FOR irM AL SIEFFERTS ELSEWHERE ARE FREE AT Reagan sets to contras AL SIEFFERTSa Bv Robert Parry !• FREE DELIVERY The Associated Press FREE NORMAL HOOK-UP WASHINGTON — A company TV address 0 hired by the State Department to !• FREE REMOVAL fly U.S. “humanitarian” supplies WHY PA to Nicaraguan contra rebels re­ • LOCALLY OWNED ceived telephone calls from a !• MEMBER, NATIONAL Salvadoran safehouse used in on hostages secret arms shipments to the BUYING GROUP FOR GIANT rebels, docdments show. The calls were made in Sep­ PURCHASE POWER!! V tember to the office and residence of retired Air Force Lt. Col. Bv W. Dale Nelson at fault if Ayatollah Ruhollah Richard B, Gadd of Vienna, Va., .,,,BEST SELECTION! The Associated Press Khomeini died ’’and we had not president of AIRMACH Inc. made any preparations for con­ AIRMACH was paid to fly non- REMOTE CONTROL MODEL tacts with a future regime. The WASHINGTON - President arms are necessary for that.” lethal supplies to the Contras Reagan will address the nation although it has no planes regis­ ilijili Wednesday’s congressional .* -‘I tonight on efforts to win freedom briefing was the first since the tered to it and no publicly listed for Americans held hostage in telephone number. emergence of reports of a pur­ 11,,,. Lebanon and "U.S.-Iran rela­ ported administration attempt to The contact" between the safe- tions,” the White House iiiiiii complete an arms-for-hostages house in San Salvador and AIRM­ announced. deal with Iran to spring Americans ACH represents an apparent new USHER f a m o u s m a k e Presidential spokesman Larry held captive in Lebanon. link between the official U.S. 19” DIAG. Speakes said Reagan will speak at government humanitarian aid and dua^l cassette “I have not changed my mind.” turntable electronic tuner 8 p.m. EST. the secret weapons supply opera­ The president, Speakes said, “is said Senate Democratic leader tion that came to light Oct. 5 when SPEAKERS Robert C. Byrd of West Virginia, COMPAC^ COLOR going to tell as much as he can, an American-manned C-123K consistent with the national inter­ after the meeting. Byrd has cargo plane was shot down over STEREO TV est” about efforts to free the sharply criticized what he said is southern Nicaragua. hostages. the administration’s apparent vio­ Government sources and a se­ FAMOUS FAMOUS FAMOUS Speakes said that Reagan would lation of its own policy not to cretary who answered calls to one FISHER MAKE 24 have preferred to avoid public negotiate with terrorists. number appearing on a telephone MAKE MAKE discussion of the matter for now “For approximately two hours, bill from the safehouse confirmed but that he "feels it is appropriate we discussed the entire situation that the number belonged to in view of all the speculation, some involving Iran, the American hos­ AIRMACH. but Gadd did not of it in accurate. He wants to set the tages and the matter of arms respond to repeated requests for record straight.” shipments,” House Majority comment on his role with the Speakes’ comments came a day Leader Jim Wright, D-Texas, said contras. after Reagan met with congres­ in a statement. “The discussions Calls also were made to a sional leaders. Published reports were frank and candid but at no telephone number at a house in said he told them the United States time vituperative.” Vienna that Gadd listed as his ZENITH had sent military equipment to Senate Majority Leader Bob residence in corporate records. It RCA 25" DIAG 1 9 ” D I A G . Iran in an attempt to establish ties Dole. R-Kan.. had nothing to say is now answered by a tape­ with moderate elements in the and was described by a spokesman Harald photo by Roch* recording saying the number is not Iranian government. as, “tight lipped, no words.” in service. COLOR Robert Duemling, who ran the COLOR The remarks were made at a Rep. Lee H. Hamilton. D-Ind.. Acting shelter manager Jeff Cox gets some blankets homeless people looking for a warm place to spend the closed-door meeting Wednesday chairman of the House Permanent night, Cox said he does not expect too many more to turn special State Department office TV _ TV and were reported by The Wa­ ready for those who will be using Manchester’s homeless 3 that disbursed $27 million in u rn Select Committee on Intelligence, shelter on Main Street. Although tonight’s sub-freezing up at Manchester’s shelter. non-lethal aid to the rebels, refused shington Post, The New York announced that his panel would to identify any of the five compan­ Times and The Baltimore Sun. ’The hold its first hearing on the Iran temperatures are expected to Increase the number of ies hired to fly the supplies, but FISHER FISHER newspapers quoted unidentified operation Nov. 21. said the carriers were examined WIRELESS REMOTE! administration and congressional sources. Earlier in the day, Speakes was for reliability before contracts asked about the possibility of an were granted. The Times reported that an administration official paraph­ announcement from the president. If homeless come, shelter Is ready “We weren’t under any heat to “It’s in the realm of possibility. A use anyone,” Duemling said. rased Reagan at the meeting as saying the United States would be lot of things are possible.’’he said. Statewide, thereareestimated to homeless shelters throughout the cots^ throughout the day, even He added that some of the air Bv George Lavng though they must be out by 7 a.m. Herald Reporter be upwards of 20,000 homeless state to be full tonight. freight companies leased planes “The cold weather certainly has The building is still being reno­ and hired crews for the contra aid people, according to Dave Dear­ born of the state Department of a bearing,” Leicach said. vated, and the kitchen area in the flights, which he said had ended by SAMSUNG The extreme cold forecast for basement cannot be used. Cox said tonight is not expected to drive a Human Services. The recent below-freezing late spring. LOYKEST Xerox spends millions temperatures in the Midwest and hot meals are served at Center The General Accounting Office, large number of homeless people to “The colder weather obviously p r i c e s does make the problem worse,” West have caused the deaths of a Congregational Church, and volun­ Congress’ investigative arm, has Manchester’s Samaritan Shelter teers from area churches also help on Main Street, although statewide Dearborn said, adding that coun­ few homeless people, according to criticized management of the $27 VIDEO CAS^TTE DELUXE to fight education lack news reports.- distribute soup and sandwiches at million, saying more than half the there will probably be an increase seling programs established this MODEL! year and the state’s growing Cox said many of those staying at the shelter in the evening. money could not be tracked, with r e c o r i ^ p W f e in the number of people seeking a In Vernon, the Tri-Town Emer­ said, is a rapidly changingtechnol- economy have helped lessen the the Samaritan Shelter, on Main millions of dollars disappearing WASHINGTON (AP) - Xerox warm place to sleep. Street, which is run by the gency Shelter is scheduled to open into offshore bank accounts and FAMOUS Corp. is spending $5 million as "an ogy base that requires even knowl­ "There’s not that many people problem. Margaret Leicach, president of Manchester Area Conference of Dec. 1 at 1 Prospect St. But the the Honduran military. S FISHER n r w n 1 B £ investment in the future’’ to start a edgeable workers to learn new (in Manchester), who live on the facility must receive approvals MAKE 2 4 streets that come in from the cold,” the Connecticut Coalition for the Churches, are in their 20s and 30s. The CIA and the Reagan admin­ non-profit research institute that skills. “When you think of a homeless from the Planning and Zoning istration have denied involvement will use sophisticated computers to “In an economy centered on Acting Shelter Manager Jeff Cox Homeless, said this morning that the busiest time of the year for person, you think of a bum, but Commission before it can become with the arms-laden C-123K flight -develop new approaches to leam- information and knowledge, edu­ said today. About 18 people are operational, according to the Rev. cation is the essential raw mate­ expected to be put up for the night homeless shelters is in the summer that’s not true,” Cox said. The that left two Americans dead and ^ing, company officials have oldest person currently staying at Paul Lutze. who will help oversee one. Eugene Hasenfus, captured in rial,’’ he said. "American busi­ on beds and cots at the newly and early fail. She explained that in announced. winter, landlords are usually reluc­ the shelter is 40. he said. operations. Nicaragua. Hasenfus has said the David T. Kearns, Xerox chair­ nesses need workers who not only renovated building at 466 Main St., Lutze said there are only a few are proficient in the basic skills but tant to evict tenants who cannot The shelter can sleep 40 people operation was directed by two man and chief executive officer, he said. and the most it has had so far this homeless people in the three towns said Wednesday that work of the who know how to think and can Cox said that number has held pay their rent, but do kick them out Cuban-Americans who he claimed when the weather is warmer. year is 23, Cox said. Last year, the that will use the facility — Vernon, worked for the CIA. Polo Alto, Calif., institute was communicate what they are steady over the past few days and Tolland and Ellington. He said for is down from last year’s totals In addition, she said that around shelter hit a high of 36 people on one Administration sources and con­ g e n e r a l aimed at countering the failures of thinking." night. now, those people are allowed to tra backers have said the air LITTON LITTON the current educational system, Kearns said Xerox’s $5 million because shelter officials have holidays, relatives and friends e l e c t r ic often take in homeless people The facility provides a cold stay on an informal basis at Sacred resupply operation was part of a • elec tr o n ic . el e c t r o ^ c which is threatening -American contribution will launch the insti­ helped homeless people obtain jobs tempqrarily. Nonetheless, she said breakfast and allows users to leave Heart Roman Catholic Cliurch in, secret White House-initiated pro­ SPACEMAKER III t o u c h pa d s t o u c h p a d s I productivity by producing an fll- tute, which will be associated with so that they can rent rooms Vernon the corporation's Palo Alto Re­ elsewhere. she exoects the 1,200 or so beds in some of their belongings on their gram that used former intelligence , t o u c h pa d s • FULL SIZE trained work force. operatives to assist the contras “American business will have to search Center, but he is appealing 9 during a two-year congressional M lC B O W i^ E M I C R O W ^ E hire more than a million new to other companies to join the ban on U.S. military assistance. entry-level people each year who effort. Those sources spoke only on can’t read, write or count,” Kearns Commerce Secretary Malcolm FOI questions surround mall discussion condition they not be identified. [Litton ■ Litton 2^ Litton 379 said, adding that one of every three Baldrige endorsed the project and Salvadoran telephone records major corporations now is teach­ urged other companies to collabo­ also show repeated calls from the ing new workers basic reading, rate with the Stamford. Conn.- safehouse to private office lines of writing and mathematics. EDC chairman, vice chairman exchange barbs over meeting Lt. Col. Oliver L. North, a senior ; Compounding the problem, he Please turn to page 10 .Staff aide on President Reagan’s assistance, the developer would several questions during the execu­ dom of Information Commission National Security Council. North, Bv John F. Kirch said it was difficult to tell whether the chief White House contact with Herald Reporter build .somewhere else, the report tive sessions that he later realized the contras over the past two TODAY’S HERALD said, arguing that a mall will be were in violation of the FOI laws in the meeting was in compliance years, said through a spokesman cinMS The Economic Development built east of the Connecticut River Connecticut. Those questions cen­ with the law. that "to his knowledge" he never no matter what. tered on comparisons between the Hachey’s comments came after g e n e r a l g e n e r a l Oppenhelmer resigns Commission, faced with charges Werbner defended himself against received calls from a safehouse. Clear and cold that it violated the state Freedom During the 45-minute meeting town’s plans to assist Homart and e l e c t r ic e l e c t r ic similar comments Hachey made One source identified AIRMACH Sunny, windy and cold today with The votes that put Gov. William of Information Act. met this this morning, the commission’s the J.C. Penney project, a mam- as the principal air freight com­ . heavy duty A. O’Neill back into office had morning to discuss the town’s plans cjiairman and vice chairman ex­ , moth distribution center built in after last week’s public hearing on . automatic GIANT highs in the low to mid-30s. Near the late 1970s, the mall project, when about 100 pany hired by the State Depart­ 18 CU. FT record cold tonight. Clear with a barely been tallied before the to finance public improvements , changed angry remarks over two ment to fly non-lethal aid to the electric executive director of the Division executive sessions the EDC held “When you’re talking about residents spoke against the bond­ frost FREE low of 10 to 15. Mostly sunny Friday around the site of the proposed ing plan. 6 comparing the J.C. Penney project contra counterrevolutionaries who DRYER refrigerator BAMGE with a high of 25 to 30. Details on on Special Revenue, A.W. Oppen- Mall at Buckland Hills. this fall to discuss the financial arrangement that had been pro- with the mall project, that doesn’t, Werbner, who did not mention are fighting to overthrow Nicara­ page 2. heimer, submitted his letter of In a four-page report issued to Hachey by name, said that the gua’s leftist Sandinista govern­ resignation and, administration the commission by Assistant Town posed with the mail’s developer, belong in executive session.” Ha­ the Homart Development Corp. of chey said later. He said he also public hearing was called as soon ment. Although continuing a ban 249 499 sources say, asked not to be Manager Steven R. Werbner. the as possible and was in accordance 399 Chicago. asked whether planning officials on lethal military aid iast year. reappointed. Story on page 4. town administration reiterated with state law. He defended the Congress approved $27 miliion in FULL SELECTION OPtN SUNDAY 12 NOON • S PM Swiss make promise that it will receive millions of Vice Chairman Joseph Hachey, had tried to call other towns where responding to comments made by Homart had built malls to find out executive session, saying that non-lethal supplies. Switzerland promised to monitor additional dollars in tax revenue “never once” didHachey complain Last month. Congress approved Index Chairman Alfred Werbner earlier what kind of public assistance was its giant chemical industry more from the 785,000-square-foot shop­ at the time. Reagan's request to lift the arms CAMCORDERS^ "" closely after a toxic spill in the 20 pig**. 2 ••etiont ping center, more than is needed to in the meeting, said that several given then. questions raised during the execu­ “1 don’t know a thing about it," “First of all,” Hachey re­ ban and grant $100 million in new • VMS I I ill size E-Z TERMS: Rhine River killed half a million pay for up to $13 million in sponded, “my feeling is you’re aid to the contras. •CASH Advice — 14 Lottery______2 tax-increment bonds to pay for tive sessions should have been Werbner said after the meeting ’’I • VHS-C f'ORMAT fish, endangered drinking water have no idea what he was referring addressing your comments to me. I Classified records obtained by • CREDIT CARO and threatened the North Sea’s Business____ 18 Obituaries___ 10 roads and utilitic-s around the site. struck down by the chairman and • NEW Hrnni UNITS Opinion______8 discussed in public. to.” find them in poor taste. What you The Associated Press, covering • MONTHiy winter cod harvest. About 30 tons Clatilfled _ 19-20 According to the report, during have said endangers the adoption Comics______8 People 2 “That goes against the principles Former Town Attorney Kevin the early phase of the humanitar­ 3 H! ' ' ‘ ' '' r''/Tjr , , f7- | £j^SYTO gettoi PAYMENTS of agricultural chemicals washed the 15-year period of the bonds, the of the plan and the whole mall ian aid program, show AIRMACH Connecticut.4, 7 Sports___ 15-17 town would receive more than $51 of democracy," Hachey said of the O’Brien, who attended the execu­ YOU Ll oEf 'v'yuv I 1 rA > M A N C IK in a CT into the Rhine on Nov. 1 when project. If you had taken the time to received a contract in January Up t•'l800lnlllm cridH Entertainment 14 Televlelon___ 14 million in real estate taxes and $9 conduct during the sessions. “It’s a tive sessions and today’s meeting, qm m firefighters doused a blaze at a worth $182,000 for “air charter TO SHOf^ AT Sll. ■ = L NTS' '» ll IM I buyri. Focus 11 U.S./World .L— 9 million In personal property taxes revolting violation."'’ said he saw no violations of FOI Sandoz chemical plant warehouse laws Officials at the state Free­ Please turn to page 3 services." OPEN DAILY: MON-THURS TIL 9 . TUES-WEO-SAT TIL 5 • FRIDAY TIL a •999 12.9 near Basel. Story on page 9. Local news3-4,10 Weather______2 from the project Without town Hachey said he had asked According to the Federal Avia­ tion Administration, AIRMACH has no pianes registered to it. » - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Nov. 13, 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Nov. 13. 1986 — 8 WEATHER Fuel assistance program Connecticut forecast sees rise in applications

West Coastal and East Coastal: Near record cold By Andrew Yurkovsky about 200 over the number filed at Claudette Beaulieu, public infor­ tonight. Clear with iows 15 to 20. Mostly sunny and Herald Reporter this time last year, according to mation supervisor at the state cold Friday with highs around freezing. Kathy Brcy, WACAP’s energy DIM. Central, East Interior and Southwest Interior: More low-income and elderly director. Nearly 80 percent of last Last year, Manchester’s DIM Near record cold tonight. Clear with lows 10 to 15. people in the Manchester area are yeal^’s 3,900 applicants received officials approved 1,117 out of Mostly sunny Friday with highs 25 to 30. sighing up this year for the state assistance, she said. about 1,165 applications from Man­ Northwest Hills: Near record cold tonight. Lows program that helps keep houses “ We expect the percentage will chester, Andover, Bolton, Coven­ around 10. Mostly sunny Friday with highs i s to 30. warm by paying part of the Aiel stay about the same,” Brey said. try and several other municipali­ bill. “ It seems that this year we’re ties. “ I would expect to see a Betty Markie, who heads the attracting more of the elderly.’ ’ similar number of applications for E x h a u s te d winter fuel assistance program in Last year, 50 percent of assist­ benefits this year” ^au lieu said, Coastal forecast These cars lined up for the grand opening of the Manchester, said about 285 appli­ ance recipients were senior citi­ noting that recipients of AIFDC Holland Tunnel on November 13, 1927. The tunnel cations have been received at the zens, she noted. and other such aid have remained Department of Human Services so The annual income limits for about the same. Long Island Sound to Watch Hill, R.I.. and under the Hudson River connects New York and New far. She expects about 600 house­ assistance from the state are The Office of Policy and Man age- Montank Point: Wind northwest increasing to 25 to Jersey. Engineers solved the problem of ventilating the holds in Manchester will receive $10,860 for a family of two and ment, the coordinator of the 35 knots and gusty today diminishing to 15 to 20 tunnel by installing enormous blowers to bring in fresh assistance this year, an increaseof $16,500 for a family of four. The program statewide, this year re­ knots tonight. Northwest 10 to 15 knots early Friday more than 100 over last year’s total ceived $38.2 million from the air. Air is forced in through vents at a velocity of 60 limits for the federal assistance becoming southwest at the same speeds late in the of 484, she said Wednesday. program— which requires that one federal government and $2.5 m il­ day. miles per hour. Exhaust fumes leave the tunnel through The program — funded by the member of the household be lion from the state. An additional $5 Seas building to 4 to 5 feet today 3 feet tonight and ceiling ducts. In peak traffic, the system changes all the state and federal governments — disabled or at least 00 years old — million is expected from the 1 foot Friday. air in the tunnel every ninety seconds. assists households meetingincome are $14,480 for a two-member federal government’s oil over­ charge fund. N Partly sunny today. Clear tonight. Sunny Friday. guidelines, providing either direct household and $22,000 for a four- DO Y O U KNO W — What is the chief pollutant emitted delivery of fuel oil or reimburse­ member family. Applicants must Craig Weatherby, the state cood- in car exhaust fumes? ment for gas and propane costs. present proof of income and inator of the program, said that Across the nation The program began Oct. 1 this names, ages, dates of birth, and last year 14,015 households in the WEDNESDAY’S ANSWER — The 19lh Amendment gave year. social security numbers for ail greater Hartford area received A cold air mass over the Plains and Mississippi women the right to vote. Markie attributed the increase in household members. some form of fuel assistance. Valley set record lows today, formed snow over the 11-13-86 ® Knowledge Unlimited. Inc. 1986 Manchester partly to about 25 The amount of aid provided The amount of funding available NAtlONAL FORECAST — Rain is forecast Friday for Northwest coastai Great Lakes and pushed South. striking telephone workers who depends on need. for next year is uncertain, but indications so far are that funding areas and snow flurries from the northern Rockies to the northern Plains. Temperatures early today were below zero had applied. In addition, she said, will be increased, Weatherby said. Rain is forecast from northern Texas to the Midwest, changing to snow across much of the northern Plains and upper she has made the rounds of the HOUSEHOLDS RECEIVING 0 A Newspaper in Education Program town’s elderly housing, encourag­ Aid for Dependent Children or the Applications for assistance may Mississippi Valley. Readings in the single digits to flurries over the upper Great Lakes. Showers are expected for most of Sponsored by ing those eligible to seek help. state supplement to Supplemental be made by Manchester residents teens were common from the central Plains, Florida. The Manchester Herald Security Income apply for fuel at the Department of Human northwest Texas, much of Oklahoma, Missouri, THE WINDHAM AREA Com­ assistance through the Depart­ Services. Andover, Bolton and and northern Arkansas to the Great Lakes and munity Action Program, which ment of Income Maintenance. By Coventry residents may apply at Ohio Valley. administers the program for An­ last week, local officials had MeSweeny Center in Willimantic ' ••' - f ' By early morning, record lows already had been . ^ ...... C . S dover, Bolton. Conventry and other received 184 applications — a between 9 a.m. and noon on Nov. 14 / , / , i f set in Casper, Wyo., 11 below zero, which beat a Abnanac area towns, has so far received figure comparable to last year at and Dec. 18. The deadline for 1959 record of 10 below; Grand Rapids, Mich., 13, a 2,000 applications — an increaseof the same time, according to applications is March 16. V degree lower than a 1911 record; and Milwaukee, 8, beating a record of 9 set in 1911. Today is Thursday, Nov. 13, the buses. The cold air, moving into the lower Mississippi 317th day of 1986. There are 48 In 1971. the U.S. space probe Valley and Southeast, prompted freeze warnings in days left in the year. Mariner 9 went into orbit around Harald photo by Rooh* EDC OKs Larson plan the Deep South. Today’s highlight in history; Mars. Wind chills were around 30 below zero from the One year ago, on Nov. 13,1985, IkSiEr::t \ )S In 1974, Karen Siikwood, a Steve Reid of Manchester scoops up the town Recreation Department does not The Economic Development East Hartford Welding, which against the company to enforce Dakotas across much of Minnesota and Iowa to about 23,000 residents of Armero, compliance, but withheld action technician and union activist at baii with his cesta during a game of want them to do so because of fear that Commission today approved three said it had outgrown the building, northern Michigan. Northerly winds of up to 30 Colombia, died when a gigantic after the company announced it the Kerr-McGee Cimarron pluto­ the newly painted handball courts will proposals by the C.E. Larson Co. of has been cited for violating the mph blew from the Great Lakes and Ohio Valley to mudslide, triggered by the Ne­ jai alai at Charter Oak Park W ednesday. town’s industrial park regulations was moving to a much larger nium plant near Crescent, Okla., East Hartford so the company can the Tennessee Valley and parts of the lower vada del Ruiz volcano, buried the About 25 jai alai enthusiasts play the be chippped. move into a Batson Drive building and conditions included in appro­ building in South Windsor. was killed in a car crash. Mississippi Valley. city. game in Manchester, even though the now occupied by the East Hartford vals the Zoning Board of Appeals Zoning Enforcement Officer The cold wind across the Great Lakes resulted in In 1982, the Vietnam War Welding Co. granted the company. The viola­ On this date; Thomas R. O’Marra said today lake-effect snow in snow belt areas. Heavy snow Memorial was dedicated in Wa­ The approvals were granted for tions included parking trucks on warnings were posted in northwestern Michigan, In 1775, colonial forces cap­ plans to add a second floor to the the lawn and storing material that East Hartford Welding has tured Montreal during the Amer­ shington after three days of made a commitment to the ZBA to northern Indiana, northwest Pennsylvania and ceremonies and marches in the 8,000-square-foot building, to ex­ outside. ican Revolution. pand the existing office space into The town was taking legal steps move out of the buildingby Dec. 31. western New York. nation’s capital. Jai alai needs a home A storm over Mexico was headed into west In 1909, 250 miners lost their part of the warehouse section and Ten years ago; Egyptian Pres­ Texas, increasing the chance of freezing rain and lives after a fire and explosion at to expand the concrete paving ident Anwar Sadat, in an address outside the building to allow for Dispute disrupts maii taik snow. Freezing rain and sleet set off travelers’ the St. Paul Mine at Cherry, III. Town players say they’re in official bind to a visiting delegation o f U.S. future outside storage. were raised previously by the advisories in north central Texas, and a livestock In 1927, the Holland Tunnel, the Continued from page I advisory was in effect in parts of south Texas. senators, urged President-elect The approvals come as C.E. public and the town Board of first underwater tunnel for vehic­ By George Layng feels the restriction on jai alai play assistant. Carl Silver, who call me in private, like I tried to call Rain was scattered across south Texas, the Jimmy Carter to help promote Larson, a general contractor, Directors. ular traffic, opened, connecting Herald Reporter is not reasonable. Schoembs said has repeatedly told prepares to move its administra­ you. and was insulted by you, I The bonds are needed, the report lower Mississippi Valley, the eastern Carolinas. peace in the Middle East upon New York City with New Jersey. . He said town officials have said the players to get off the courts. tive offices from East Hartford into would have explained all that to said, because the cost to develop and south Florida. assuming office. In 1937, NBC formed the first. Chris Schoembs and dsout 25 that the ball used by the players is “ I live in the town and I pay my the building, which is located at 150 you.” the site exceeds the normal con­ Today’s forecast called for scattered snowshow- full-sized symphony orchestra Five years ago; The astro­ other jai alai players in Manches­ too hard for the newly reconditi­ taxes,” said Schoembs. 20. who Batson Drive in the Buckland Amidst the controversy, com­ struction costs Homart faces. The MOSTLY CLEAR — Weather satellite photo taken at 2:30 a.m. shows ers and squalls from northern New England across exclusively for radio broadcast. nauts aboard the space shuttle ter are caught in the middle. oned courts at Charter Oak Park works as an announcer at the Industrial Park. mission members asked questions bonds would not be backed by the central and western New York and through the Columbia were ordered to cut When they try to play the game at and will chip and crack the wails. Hartford Jai Alai fronton. He said The move will end a dispute the regarding the town’s plans to issue full credit of the town and would be clouds associated with the southern branch of the jet stream extending In 1941, during World War II, Great Lakes region; snow in the Texas Panhandle; their mission short because of a the handball courts in Charter Oak Schoembs disagreed. many of those who play in town has had with East Hartford the bonds. In his report, Werbner paid off by Homart should the from the Southwest to the Southeast. The Northwest and parts of the the British aircraft carrier Ark and showers scattered across Florida, south Texas malfunctioning fuel cell. Park, town Recreation Depart­ He said the local players use a Manchester work at the Hartford Welding for a number of years. tried to answer the questions that project fail, it said. Northeast are overcast, with clear skies elsewhere. and th'- "a c ific Northwest. Royal sank in the Mediterra­ ment officials tell them to move soft plastic,^ ball instead of the fronton, but are not allowed to play nean, one day after it had been Today’s birthdays; Actress elsewhere. When they use their official one, which is much harder. there. torpedoed by a German U-boat. Madeleine Sherwood is 64. Actor wicker, arm-length baskets to hurl In addition, he noted thatthe courts In order to avoid the hassle with In 1956, the U.S. Supreme Court Richard Mulligan is 54. Producer the ball against the Cement rear — repainted this summer — are town officials, Schoembs said he struck down laws calling for Garry^MarshalHs 52. Actor Dack walls of stores, Manchester police already cracked and chipped. and the others often play early in FESTIVAL CALENDAR segregation of the races on public Rambo is 45. ^ tell them to play at Charter Oak “ Anything will chip the inte­ the morning, from 1 a.m. to 3 a.m. Park. rior,” Schoembs said. Thereisalso Usually the police are tolerant of 3 PEOPLE "It’s ridiculous,” Schoembs a large crack in the floor of one of the players being on the courts, he THE MANCHESTER complained. The next closest place the two courts, he said. said, even though play is not to play is at the Milford Jai Alai When he tried to explain this to allowed after 10 p.m. RCAD RAZE# more time to argue against On the Light Side Favor returned fronton, and that is too far and too town officials, he said, they refused In the winter, he said the players The 1986 Road Race Festival celebrates the fiftieth running of the Manchester Road publication of an unauthorized even shovel the snow off the courts expensive for most of the players, to listen. Race. It Is co-sponsored by the Race Committee and the Town of Manchester and will Musician Nell Young, who biography. State banks on video berry board. The board paid $590 tic ssid. “ They don’t want to listen. It’s so that they can be used. As for the played a benefit concert in 1985 to U.S. District Judge Pierre for video production and Potter Schoembs, who has played the ‘No jai alai. No jai alai. No jai alai.’ future, Schoembs said the players be held from Saturday, November 22, through Saturday November 29. All proceeds help Cheyenne, Wyo., recover Leval had denied Salinger’s to help largest crop Cranberry Co. of Warrens con­ game for the past 2*A years along You can’t get a word in.” he said. intend to continue playing at the from the festival will go to aid research In muscular dystrophy. from a flood that killed 12 people, request for an injunction block­ WISCONSIN RAPIDS, Wis. tributed the remainder of the with a growing number of local Recreation Director Scott courts when they can, and hope the The Road Race Committee acknoifiAidges the generous financial help of the following was honored on his 41st birthday ing publication of “ J.D. Salin­ (A P ) — A new video puts $725 cost, said Anderson. enthusiasts, said be is particularly Sprague could not be reached for restriction will be removed. companies that have made the FeetIvftI possible: Pratt & Whitney, United Technolo­ ger; A Writing L ife.” But he upset with the town because he comment today. Nor could his for his contribution. cranberries in the spotlight, and The reason for all the fuss is gies Corporation; The Hartford Courant; The Savings Bank of Manchester; J.D. Real Young was the featured guest delayed publication to allow the that cranberries are the state’s it’s geared for those whose Estate Company; and Lynch Toyota-Pontiac. at a luncheon Wednesday. Other author of “ Catcher in the R ye’ ’ to knowledge of the tangy, colorful largest fruit crop, and the musicians performing at the appeal. fruit stops with the relish for Wisconsin production comprises concert who were honored dur­ ’The delay was to expire their Thanksgiving dinner. 34 percent of the nation’s supply Nativity drive takes shape EVENTS Thursday evening buf Judge ing the luncheon included the The Wisconsin .Cranberry — second only to Massachusetts. Saturday, Novambar 22 Sawmill Creek Band and Irving R. Kaufman of the 2nd Board’s video production “ was Circuit Court of Appeals ex­ Cheyenne musician Michael developed for the person who By Alex GIrelll mistaken for donations to MACC’s ended, several people asked Wein­ • Sports and Fitness Expo 1 lam-3pm, Manchester High School, Cafeteria and Qymnaaium, DeGreve. tended it. Oral arguments are knows nothing about cranber­ Associate Editor regular Christmas collections. berg whether the scene for the -No charge for admission, All Information: Joan Schwarz, Telephone 843-4096. scheduled Tuesday before the “ I think the whole thing was a ries,” said Peggy Anderson, of Lottery Once incorporated, the commit­ center of the town would be e Turkey, Goose and Pig Ball 7pm, Manchester Community College, Cocktails, Buffet Dinner, ■memorable experience,” Young appeals court. Warrens, who worked on the The drive to replace two nativity tee will own the scenes and will displayed at Center Park or on the Salinger is suing Random Dancing, Black Tie, TIckaU fiSaOO per person. All Information; Anita Murphy, 131 Lakewood said. “ I hope we turned it around project. scenes damaged in a fire last attempt to insure them against fire lawn of the church. She said the Circle North. Mancheeter, Telephone 647-1306, TIcketa: Denise Prlndlvllle, 310 TImrod House, the biography’s pub­ decision would have to be made by so we can remember it happily The 18-minute presentation, Connecticut daily: month took on a formal structure so that they can be replaced Road, Mancheatar, Telephone 640-002a instead of the tragedy that really lisher, and its author, Ian Ham il­ “Growing Cranberries in Wis­ Wednesday: 312 Wednesday when a committee of without a new fund driveif they are the town’s Board of Directors, but did happen.” ton, contending it quoted or consin,” was unveiled Wednes­ citizens decided to incorporate, destroyed. .feels the committee should make a Young received the key to the paraphrased without permission day at a meeting of the cran­ Play Four: 4910 elected officers and discussed recommendation. Monday, Novambar 24 70 private letters he wrote over CO-CHAIRMEN OF the commit­ city, plaques and certificates of NEIL YOUNG HENRY KISSINGER various methods for raising about One of the two scenes is normally a Mancheeter Symphony Orchestra and Chorale 8pm, Mancheeter High School, Bradley 25 years and copyrighted. $13,550 to pay for the new flgures. tee are Reale and William Johnson, displayed at Robertson Park in the appreciation from the state, F.E. . . . birthday honors ... contributes to friendship • Auditorium, TIcketa $&0a Senior Citizens $4.00, at door. Children under 18, no charge. All Warren Air Force Base and the Annik La Farge, a Random The figures, slated to arrive in president of the Savings Bank of North End. For years the other was Manchester. Joyce Trainer of the Information; Mike Persona, Telephone 649-2768. Federal Emergency Manage­ House spokeswoman, called the Manchester Herald town in about three weeks, were displayed in Center Park, but was Manchester Garden Club is treas­ ment Administration in addition Prize, created in 1984 by the singing cowboy days, Clayton delay “ extremely disruptive.” ordered to replace the ones dam­ moved to the church when religious urer, and Sherry Crawford of the to birthday presents. city’s Concord Society for Moore of Lone Ranger fame and aged in an Oct. 17 fire at the Lodge displays on public property be­ Wadnasday, Novambar 26 at Center Springs Park, where they Rainbow Girls is secretary. T German-American friendship. Will Rogers Jr. USPS 327-500 VOL. CVI, No. 38 came an issue in other towns. • Fashion Show and Luncheon ’’Off and Running” Noon-2pm, Manchester Country Club, The others are former West Iron Eyes Cody, a Cherokee had been stored by the town. Loans Directors are Betty Sadloski, Presented by Sage-Alien and Sally Middleton, TIcketa $10.00, For Information and tickets; Friendship award Charles scoreless , Published dally except Sunday Suggested carrier rates are $1.50 from Daniel Reale, a Realtor, and MOST OF THOSE connected German President Carl Carstens who fought cowboys in numerous and certain holidays by the Man­ weekly. $0. 50 for one month, $19.25 Curtis Newell, Pat Castagna, Ken­ Bev Malone, Telephone 640-6718. the Savings Bank of Manchester with the effort to replace the scenes Form er U.S. Secretary of and the violinist' Yehudi westerns, showed up to present a Britain’s Prince Charles failed chester Publishing Co., ISBralnard for three months, $38.50 for six neth Lappen, Guy Lindsay, Ri­ 9 will pay for the new figures want to see the scene returned to State Henry Kissinger has re­ Menuhin. silver-embellished saddle for the to score in a polo match in Place, Manchester, Conn. 00040. months and $77.00 for one year. chard Claing and Betty Gorman, museum. Second clasa postage paid at Man­ Mall rates are available on request. initially. who represent various organiza­ the park. Thanksgiving, Novambar 27 ceived a 8^000 award from Muscat, Oman, that ended in a chester, Conn. POSTM ASTER: Anyone who wants to make a The museum, a project of the tions invited by Mayor Barbara Weinberg said she has been Krefeld, Wesr Germany, honor­ 3-3 tie, and Princess Diana Send address changes to the Man­ contribution can do so by making a a Manchester Road Race 10am. St. James Church on Main Street, Entry Fee $6.00 before Autry is back To place a classified or display Weinberg to Wednesday’s meeting receiving calls from people on both ing his contribution to German- Gene Autry Foundation, is “ one presented the Sultan’s Cup chester Herald, P.O. Box 501, Man­ check out to Manchester Nativity November 14, and $8.00 thereafter. All information: Telephone 643-1096. chester, Conn. 00040. advertisement, or to report a news at Lincoln Center. sides of the issue. American friendship. Gene Autry rounded up a posse I ’ve dreamed of for a long, long trophy to the opposing team, Item, story or picture Idea, call 043- Scene and mailing it to P.O. Box “ Kissinger is a representative of film cowboys to help him start time,” said Autry, 79, who long which had a higher handicap. 2711. Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5 231, Manchester, Conn., 06040. The group will meet at 5 p.m. Johnson told the group Wednes­ of the millions of Germans who work on a new spread offering a ago gave up the saddle for the The match Wednesday was a If you don't receive your Herald p.m. Monday through Friday. liie committee, which adopted Monday at Center Congregational day that he has already received Friday, Novambar 28 by 5:00 p.m. weekdays or 7:30 a.m. Church, which was chosen as a em igrated to America in the past taste of the Old West. desk of a media and sports highlight of the royal couple’s Saturday, please telephone your the name Manchester Nativity $460 in contributions. That grew to a Ruddell Auditorium, Mancheeter Memorial Hospital 12 noon, “Cheney Brothers was the 300 years,” Mayor Dieter Puetz- Among those who lent a hand entrepreneur. four-day visit to the sultanate of carrier. If you're unable to reach The Mancheatar Herald Is a mem­ Scene Committee, decided Wed­ meeting place instead of a town- $1,030 at the meeting when Reale World”, An audlo-vlauat preaenatlon of life and labor In early 20th Century South Manchester hofen said Wednesday. at the ground-breaking Wednes­ Oman. Charles and Diana also your carrier, call subscriber service ber of the Associated Press and a nesday to drop the Manchester owned building to emphasize sepa­ contributed $250, the Rainbow by John F. Sutherland, Professor of History at Manchester Community College and Director, ration of the project from the town Kissinger, whose familiy left day for the Western Heritage are to visit Qatar, Bahrain and at 047-0940 by 5:30 p.m. weekdays member of the Audit Bureau of Cir­ Area Conference of Churches from Girls contributed $70, and the Institute of Local History, All Information; Andrew Beck, Public Relations, Manchester Author gets break for delivery In Manchester. culations. government.' Downtown Merchants Asseciation Nazi Germany in 1938, is the Museum in Los Angeles were Pat Saudi Arabia on their nine-day the address for donations to make Memorial Hospital 647-4751. J.D. Salinger has been given sure contributions would not be After Wednesday’s meeting contributed $250. third recipient of the Concord Buttram, Autry’s sidekick in his tour of the Arabian Peninsula. a Blood Bank, St. Marye Church 1:30pm-6pm. Park Street, Mancheeter. Neill Auditorium Drop-Ins welcome. Appointments preferred. All Information: Rod Croas, Manchester Valid Through r WS4‘ 643-6111. Novambor 1966 248 Sprue# 8t. a sportsmen’s Thanksgiving Service 6:00pm, St. Mary’s Church. Park Street, Mancheeter. All Manch#6t6r 6 PEriPLE FREE CLASSIFIED ADS Information: Mary Wlllhlde, 047-6550 ^ 646-7202 a Hal Roach Show 8d)0pm, Mancheeter High School, Bailey Auditorium. Tickets $12 at Ray To all Herald Readers who have something to sell for STOP Belief’s Music Store, 50Pumeli Place, Manchester. All Information; P. J. Tierney, Telephone pmd classified *99 or less. We will run your ad for 6 days — FREEI ^ B R A K E 643-2507. I ■ ^ CENTERS, INC. irS GETTING € # liP ! No matter what your advertising message, Fill out coupon (one word t 2 9 4 Saturday, Novambar 29 per space) and mall or a Parade 11:30am, Downtown Mancheeter from Mary Cheney Library to Army Navy Club. 6 6 7 8 more people in this area will read it in cla&lfied. bring to the Manchester WINTERIZING SPECIAL "Fifty Yeare of Sharing”, Information; Steve Penny 643-7585. Herald Office, 16 Bralnard 9 10 11 12 ix Flush Cooling System Q C W e’ll help you reach the right people, too! Place. History of the road race, written by Amby Burfoot, will be available at race time. Pratt & 19 14 IS 16 ix Check Belts & Hoses Classified ads get results. Clearly state Item and price Whitney iaunderwritingthecost ofthe book and all profits will goto aid the a halter for In ad. One Item only per ix Install new Antl-freeze (upto 2 gaiions) homaless people operated by the Manchester Area Council of Churches. ad. No pet, tag sale, or Eamon Flanagan, Festival Co-ordinator Call 643-27^1^^Ask for Classified. commercial ada accepted. Name . Phone N^T^POrNTMENr’NECESS^ Address . HOURS: 8-6 M-W-F / 8-8 Tues. AThurs. / 8-3 Sat. ^ MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Nov. 13, 1986 - 5 A — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Nov. 1^, 1986

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Oppenheimer’s letter would likely Oppenheimer submitted his let­ tion that Oppenheimer was leaving Democrats name Stolberg speaker By Judd Everhart have to be made public unless the ter the day after the election and to take a job with American The Associated Press release of its contents would HARTFORD - State House Democrats have unanimously before O’Neill even sent out the Totalisator, the company that TOWN FAIR TIRE IS READY FOR constitute an invasion of privacy. living J. Stolberg of New Haven to serve as speaker of HARTFORD — The votes that request to all appointees. handles the state’s off-track bet­ the House and narrowly chose Robert F. Frankel of Stratford as put Gov. William A. O’Neill back Oppenheimer, who has run the ting operations. In partnership “ I don’t see how this kind of if Largest Inventory of SNOW and AII-Season-Tires majority leader for 1987 and 1988. into office had barely been tallied state’s legalized gambling opera­ with the state. But Oppenheimer letter would fall into that categoi^ Tlw Democrats took control of the General Assembly as a before the executive director of the tions since Dec. 31,1980, refuses to denies that, according to Seymour. but I haven’t seen it,” Pearlma rew lt of last week's elections. They will control the House, 92-59, Division on Special Revenue, A.W. discuss his letter or his plans and O’Neill aide Jon Sandberg said said. ★ Great Guarantee ★ All the FREE Services Plus GUARANTEED^°'‘![E^E?^^^ aiw the Senate, 25-11, in the session that begins Jan. 7. Oppenheimer, submitted his letter officials in the governor’s office the requests for resignation letters INCONN. Seymour noted that a law that was unopposed for the speaker’s job during the voting of resignation and, administration wouldn’t comment on Wednesday. were going out this week and the Wednesday night. Frankel had been in a three-way fight for the sources say, asked not to be “Mr. Oppenheimer does not letters are due Nov. 28. The letters takes effect Jan. 7 bars executive CONFIDENCE branch employees from taking 27 STORES THROUGHOUT CONNECTICUT "•^ortty leader’s spot — a fight that became a two-way battle reappointed. want to comment on any specula­ will be released then, he said; BRAND when Richard J. Balducci of Newington dropped out Wednesday O’Neill had said before Election tion concerning his resignation, or Sandberg, in refusing a request jobs with companies doing busi­ afternoon. Day that he would request pro on what he would do or wouldn’t do, to see Oppenheimer’s letter, said ness with their agencies for a year NAMES Frankel was the winner over Ronald L. Smoko of Hamden, forma letters,of resignation from or could do or couldn’t do should the governor "doesn’t want to after the employee leaves state satisfaction 45-42. all his commissioners and other the governor decide to accept it,’’’" ’ release them one by one.” service. LOW, LOW PSUCESl Stolberg, who served as speaker in 1983 and 1984 when the appointees if he was re-eliected. He said Special Revenue spokesman Mitchell W. Pearlman, execu­ "He believes in the spirit of that Democrats were in themajority, has been minority leader for the said he planned to accept some of William K. Seymour. tive director of the state Freedom "^ law,” Seymour said of Oppenhei­ ...and check out these FR EE senrlcesl past two years. He was first elected to the House in 1970 and hSis them, but wouldn’t elaborate. There was widespread specula­ of Information Commission, said mer. ▼ / been re-elected every two years since. S ' FREE MOUNTING! ' STATIC Worker pleads Innocent to abduction Moser says plan would help Coventry O' FREEBALANCING!k fIBV WBIQETS ' BVBBT SPECIAL! N NEW ^^VEN — A hospital volunteer who told police she noise from the Moser plant makes Road opposed the open-endedness S ' FREEROTATTON!:1.000 MILBS w anted make her boyfriend believe she bore his child has By Jacqueline Bennett Milk Street and immediately north 10 it unlikely that the ixroperty would of the proposed zone change and pleaded innocent in Superior Court to charges of abducting a Herald Correspondent of Route 31 from a residential to a asked if restrictions could be FREE FRONT-END commercial zone. The diange be desirable for residenUal uses. W FItEE ^CHANGEOVER! day-old baby boy from Yale-New Haven Hospital. At Monday’s hearing, the PZC placed on future building if the ALIGNMENT COVENTRY — Moser Farms would allow Moser to convert an Maureen Mead, 27, of Branford was arrested four hours after agreed to consider the proposal. Moser plan were approved.. WITH THE PURCHASE OF wants to expand its Bread and Milk existing house on that property into f l a t the baby was reported missing on Oct. 29. Police stopped thecar— But commission Chairman Ray Joesten said that althou^ no F T IE B R E P A IR ! FOUR NEW TIRES Street plant, a project that involves offices for about 15 people, includ­ in which she was riding with her boyfriend and found the infant Joesten warned members that if restrictions could be attached to a rezoning some of its property so it ing some who would be transferred Every tire sold by Town Fair is bacKed by our famous inside. the land’s zoning were changed, zone change, any future building WITH can add personnel offices. from Moser’s Ellington plant, he Mead, who entered her plea Wednesday, is charged with further commercial building would proposals would have to come “IRON-CLAD NO HASSLE” Guarantee! PURCHASE "Please take into account that said. 'GUARANTEED LOWEST PRICE POLICY" Every lire sold at TOWN FAIR TIRE is guaranteed lor defects kidnapping and risk of injury to a child. be possible, including retail stores, before the PZC for approval. PLUS! OF 2 NEW last year Moser paid the town Capozzela said Moser bought the Phillip Bouchard, a member of ‘When you're ready for tires, don’t sacrifice the quality . . . 7n workmanship or materials for as long as you own the tire — regardless of years in service or According to police affidavits filed in court. Mead said she took business or professional offices, mileage received. If a detect in workmanship or materials develop, return it to TOWN FAIR. We $26,000 in property tax and that is house from residents who had the Town Council and a resident of performance and guarantee you need. Town Fair Tires, TIRES the baby because she had suffered a miscarriage two weeks likely to increase if you approve complained about noise from, the theaters, hotels, and restaurants. will repair It at no charge or replace It. . . YOU PAY ONLY FOR WHAT YOU HAVE USED! earlier and wanted to make her boyfriend believe she had his And some neighbors of the Moser Bread and Milk Street, said he had wIpjm - you can trust, has a store near you — and there this plan,” Vernon Attorney Jo­ nearby dairy plant. The office plan no objections to the office plan, but MVU <1 ftfld just the right tire at... GUARANTEED LOWEST I We have selected tires GUARANTEED against child. seph Capossela, who represents was an "afterthought.” Capozzela plant spoke against the plans. RBICES*. Don’t compromise, Town Fair Tires' experience * glass, sharp metal, deep holes and all road haz- NO She didn’t teli him about the miscarriage, "fearing he would Bread and Milk Street resident asked for a guarantee Moser would Moser Farms, told the Planning said, adding that he thought the not build a convenience store if the costs no more. I ards, and it’s FREE! PURCHASE leave her,” the affidavit said. Mead told police she became a Paul Kingsbury said the traffic and Zoning Commission at a zone change would offer a worka­ zone change is approved. ' It you find a lower price advertised in Connecticut within NECESSARY ■ m CARS volunteer at the hospital after her miscarriage and convinced from office workers and sales hearing this week. ble transition between the light Capozzela said Moser had no 30 days of purchase on the same merchandise.. .. bring COMPARE US TO ALL OTHER TIRE DEALERS! Axelbend and McPherson Strut her boyfriend that the baby she took was her own, the affidavit people would add to the existing Not Included on All Above Capozzela presented a plan by industrial zone where the plant such plans. He then told the PZC us the advertisement and we will beat the price." V said. noise from the plant and Moser’s MICHELIN • GOODYEAR • FIRESTONE • DUNLOP • GENERAL • the dairy company to convert 6.39 stands'and the residences on Bread that Moser had met lall the acres of land west of Bread and and Milk Street. He noted that the trucks, and would make it even 1.1. GOODRICH • ARMSTRONG • UNIROYAL • YOKOHAMA more difficult than it already is to necessary requirements, Isuch as and many more famous brand tiros 2nd trial for robbery suspect starts enter Route 31. septic regulations and environ­ Kathy Muraski of Cedar Swamp mental considerations. WATERBURY — The second murder trial of Lawrence J. Sports Car Tires BoarcL^consIders 3UAUTY TIRES FOR SMALL C AflSj^^COMPACTS--UP^^ . Pelletier, charged in the bloody 1979 robbery of a Purolator depot AIL- here, began with the rejection of six prospective jurors and will GOODYEAR SEASON BRIDGESIONt TOWN FAIR DISCOUNTS ONE OF THE LARGEST SELECTIONS OE resume Nov. 24 with a hearing on a defense request to move the CORDOvah) CUSTOM FOIYSTEU 155R13 ....• 5 3 FINE QUALITY IMPORTED TIRES EAST 01 THE IKISSISSIPPI trial. school reallgjiment RADIAL W.W. 165R13....>57 • BRIDGESTONE •CONTINENTAL •DUNLOP STEEL BELTED RADIAL W.W. 175/70R13, .*66 Defense attorney Eugene Riccio has said that adverse pretrial m 185/80R13...... >56 • PIRELLI •MICHELIN ’ 18S/80ni3...>M 206/76814...'4S 185;70H14. *74 publicity would prevent his client from getting a fair trial in By Jacqueline Bennett About 700 students would be 175/75R14...... *56 195/70R14. *79 • YOKOHAMA • SEMPERIT •GOODYEAR 216/76ni4...*64 Waterbury, where Pelletier lives. Herald Correspondent affected by the plan. I Better Quality ieS/80R13...'41 195/75R14...... ' Better Quality Chesler said the only drawback Oi WE MY THE TOWI* 17S/80R13...'40 206/7eR15...*4t 205/75R15...... ' Imported Sports Car Jury selection began in Waterbury Superior Court Wednesday. STEEL BELTED 188/80R13...MS 21&/75R16...*6S 1488R13...... **t 1W8R14 . *1 COVENTRY — A committee would be that children from the 205/75R14...... 6681 STEEL BELTED RADIALS 1668R13...... *44 176/706R13 - *1 The trial was halted until Judge Bernard D. Gaffney hears the TOWN FAIR STOCKS IRAND 186/7SR14...«« 226775R16...*f6 studying school district realign­ same family might be attending Whitham Nursery... IMPORT 215/75R15...... »72| 194R12...... *M I 1 7 5 ^ .....m 1638813...... *4t| 166^0eR13-*( motion for a change of venue. 188/75R14...M7 236776ni5...*fT 14M13...... 9 $ 175770(113....rae . 1668814...... *61 168/708R14..4 ment is proposing major changes two different schools. But he said NAME SNOW TIRES 225/75R15...... ' Riccio and Assistant State’s Attorney Walter J. Scanlon said ★ HIlSIONninlCMitn 9 D M R 9 166R13...... *tt ! for the town’s two elementary he believes they would adapt. SNOW 75R15...... ' 166R13...... *U ' 166/70R14....«4S jury selection could take up to a month. ★ GOOOYlUtMwMIi *M CH0iIM S 106/r0R14....*4t schools. Busing would not be a problem, he 166R16...... m 1B0/65HR390 ...... ■* Pelletier and co-defendant, Donald Couture, 34, of Wallingford, tS5R12...... *39 190/65HR390 ...... *< “We’ve been considering rea­ said. Celebrating 25 Years of ECONOMY RADIAL were each convicted in 1982 of three counts of felony murder in )4SR 13...... *39 SPORTS TIRES lignment since 1980,” Superintend­ ^^^Nlajor Quality Thiainndi nod GOODYEAR YOKOHAMA the $1.8 million robbery. Three guards were killed. Chesler also has suggested con­ providing a green Spring in ' IS5R 13...... *45 166R12...... *171 106R14...... H ent of Schools Nathan Chesler said struction of a new wing at Coventry k BIAS SNOW Ttwasand6af 1S6R1S...... m \ 178/70«13--*t7 166816...... *68 The murder convictions were thrown out by the state Supreme R6SR13...... *49 ALLSEASON STEEL BELTED ..*81 166^0R13.. .*16 166R12... Wednesday as he explained the Grammar School as a way to J; WHITEWALLS Unodirartiiad RADIAL W.W. 188813. 146R13... 179/706R13..*M Court in 1984 on the grounds of that the prosecuting attorney’s the Fall. Using O r OOn v S oW ’ p75/70R13..*94 VECTOR 166R18 166/70R14.. 186/706R18-*66 plan, which is on the Board of address growth anticipated in 166/80-13...... *36 SNOW SPECIALS $ 166/80R13...... *26 175R14...... 166R13... closing remarks were improper. Education agenda for a meeting bs/70R13. .*99 4 188/76-14...... *43 Radial W.W. 166/60R13...... *41 166R13... 166/708R14-*81 coming years. products now insures a lush lawn IN STOCK 186/708R14..*68 Couture’s second trial in Waterbury Superior Court ended tonight. I75R14...... *54 r 196/78-14...... *46 176/60R13...... *44 Qiilinenlal 176R14... ..*U The realignment plan will be 206/76-14...... *47 186780R13...... *47 abruptly Monday in a mistrial after a juror failed to show up and next year. The current manufac­ I85R14...... *57 ' AT AU TIMES! 166813...... M 166mi6813...•66 The plan advocated by Chesler discussed by the Parent Teacher 218/76-14...... *42 186/76R14...... *41 166/706814...*71 other jurors apparently deliberated without her. |l85/70R14. .*64 M ail Gat Ml at th n 185/70R14...... *79 196/78R14...... *46 166813...... *1 r i R K L A . ! and District Realignment Commit­ Organization at meetings at 7:30 216/76-18...... *42 1TM14...... * 106/706814...*76 166R13...... *88. 186/706R18-.*t1 turer’s rebate is offered here. TOWN FAIR T ill 185/75R14____ 206/76R14...... *46 206/70HR14 -*66 tee leaders Lawrence Mickel and p.m Nov. 18 at Coventry Grammar |19S/70R14..*66 226/76-16...... *tt 195/75R14 216/75R14...... *63 116814...... • 166R18...... *48 166/r08R14..*68 236/76-18...... *66 FIR snviasi 160/eSTft16...*76 1787708R18-*4TI Patricia Watson calls for holding School and 7:30 p.m. Nov. 25 at I16SR15...... *52 205/75R15 206/78R16...... *46 1767706813.....• City woman arrested In fraud ~TSetaGreatOeaTNowonpfe-Season 215/75R15...... ‘ 86 216/76R16...... *62 BUY NOW kindergarten-through-second- Robertson, and by school staff 225/7SR15 *95 226/76R1S.,'...... *66 grade classes at Coventry Gram­ W hitham Nursery ' SNOW TIRES ARRIVING DAILY AND SAVE NEW HAVEN — A city woman has been charged with falsely members Dec. 3 at Coventry High Buy Early and Save! Be Winter Ready! mar School and putting students in School. Route 6, Bolton — 643-7802 1st Quality obtaining m ore than $39,000 in public assistance and food stamps grades 3 and 4 at Robertson. Both Better Quality STEEL BELTED T 'l r e s t o n c ECONOMY over nearly seven years with the aid of her sister. Open daily and Sunday 9 .A.M, lo 5 :3 0 P.M . schools currently offer all five On Jan. 14 at 7:30 p.m., a public REfREADS '7 2 1 ' STEEL BELTED DOUBLE BELTED State police said Katherine Austin, 39, is accused of falsely grade levels. hearing will be held at Coventry "6UMR6NTEED" RADIAL SNOW TIRIS * RADIALS * obtaining $39,433.2(i( in public assistance and food stamps from 185/80R13 *59 If adopted, the plan will be High School. 155/80R13.. . . *44 205/75B14.. . . *62 Radial W.W. A/B76X13 . .*25.88 175/75H14 *56 3 September 1976 to February 1983 in the name of her sister, implemented in September 1987. Chesler hopes the school board 215/75R14.. . . *64 185/75R14 *67 UlTRA-HIGH PERFORMANCE RADIALS J|i’'' i C/D78X14 . .*26.00 165/80R13.. . . *47 19S/75H14 *68 166760B13...... *! Thomasa Austin, who resides in West Virginia. . *29.08 \oMi or m useiST siuaioHsor nm -M m MsrosmAHa rats tAsr or m i m iiutsim l “ The major advantages of the will make a decision on the plan E78x14 . 175/80R13.. . . *50 205/75R15.. . . *63 205/70R14 *72 166/60R13...... *) , Katherine Austin was charged Wednesday with two counts of plan are the concentration of before January. F78x14 . . *32.80 205/75H15 ‘77 175/60R13...... *12 GOODYEAR EAGLE GT IStFQoodrich G78x14 . . *34.08 185/80R13.. . . *54 215/75R15.. . . *67 215/75R15 *77 186/60R13...... *33 Outline White Letters first-degree larceny and one count each of first-degree forgery curriculum and materials and “ Ultimately the board will make . *37.88 225/75m5 *79 RADIAL T/A C O M P. T/A H78x14 . 185/75R14.. . . *94 2 2 5 /7 5 R 1 5 .. . *69 1W/75R14...... *16 18S/70R13...... •®S and criminal impersonation, state police said. budget resources ... also the the decision,” he said, “ but we G78x15 . . *35.08 235'7SR15 *87 Raised White Letters 185/70R14...... *90 0 16S /70V R 13...... * 9 0 8 206/76R14...... *37 i 19S/70R14...... *90 5 20S /6 0V R 1 3 ...... *92® H78x15 . . *30.80 195/75R14.. . . *59 235/75R15.. . . *73 BUY NOW ■ SAVE 175/70R13 ...... ^ee 195/60V R 14...... * 9 4 4 Another sister, 31-year-old Linda Austin Pender of West opportunity for teachers to plan want input from the public at the 216776R14...... *36 185/70R 13...... *72 19S/60R14...... *90 7 L78x15 . *39.08 205/70R14...... •9 0 9 19S/70V R 14...... * 9 9 9 'D etails in stores. 1206/75R16...... *16 19S/70R13...... *75 20S /7 0V R 1 4 ...... ^9 2 4 Haven, was also arrested Wednesday and charged with aiding cooperatively,” Chesler said. Cur­ hearing.” 19S/60R13...... *76 205/60R14...... *90® 216/75ni6...... *T' 21S/60R14...... *9 93 21S /6 0V R 1 4 ...... «9 4 ® 1st Quality 20 S/70 R1 3...... •7® 18S /70V R 15...... *99® and abetting, police said. rently, he said, principals must PRICE 225/75R15...... *40 | 18S/70R14...... *70 225/70R15...... ^999 E C O N O M Y 215/6SR15...... *9 9® 2 0S /60V R 1S ...... •99® spread funds over the needs of the 236/75R16....:...... *41 19S/70R14...... *80 2 35 /60V R 15...... *97® ALL-SEASON BUSTER 205/70R 14...... •e e 245/60R1S...... *92® different grade levels ht both 21 S/70 R1 4...... '©O 2S5/60R15...... *93 2 DOUBLE BELTED 21 5/60R 14...... ; . .*87 GOODYEAR ST Judiciary panel approves Judges schools. 22 S/70 R1 4...... *04 Rmismd Whitm Lmttmrs 24 5/60R 14...... "ee YOKOHAMA 21S/70R14...... «e7 Another plus would be the Radial W.W. 225/70R15...... *92 HARTFORD — The General Assembly’s Judiciary Committee 21 S/70 R1 5...... *®2 1B5/60HR13 235/60R14...... *®2 chance for educators to match 156/80R13...... *33. 22 5/70R 15...... *®7 205/60HR13 245/60R15...... •••; has unanimously approved the nominations of three men to serve 168/80R13.. 235/70R15 _ ...... "a® ieS/B0HR 14 learning modes with teaching TIEMPO D tir U L r O F 19S/60HR14 as Superior Court judges. 186/80ni3...... *36 All-Season RADIAL 20S/60HR14 PIRELLI P-6 styles, because a variety of teach­ 205.b0H R13...... *8® 225/60HR14 1I6/60HR14...... ••• They are former state Sen. Myron R. Ballen of Fairfield, a 186/76R14... WHITEWALL I6S.60HR14 ...... •9 04 195/60HR15 106/60HR14...... m ing environments would be availa­ 166776ni4... 19S.60H R14...... *106 100.16QHR16...... *166 1S 5/80 R1 3...... *30 205/60HR15 Republican; Richard J. Stanley of Essex, a Democrat; and ble in the same building, Chesler 1^ 1st Quality 206/76R14...... *42 225.60H R14...... ' l l ® 215/60VR1S 206/60HR1S...... „ m R4DIAI SNOW RETREADS 185/80R 13...... *44 195.60H R15...... *90® 20S/5SVR16 206/80HR16...... *116 Robert F. Stengel of Rocky Hill, a Democrat. said. For example, if a child learns BacRed by town rmii y ECONOMY SNOW 216776R14.. 18 S/75 R1 4...... *46 205.60H R1S...... *9 92 22S/50VR16 286/B0HR14...... *116 They will serve on an interim basis until the full General IRON-CLAD NO-HASSLE 206/76R16...... *42 19 5/7SR1 4...... *50 OTHER SIZES AVAILABLE AT LOW LOW PRICES 'best in a highly structured environ­ aUARANTEE RADIAL W.W. COMPMRE 216/75R16...... 2 0 5/75R 14...... ‘BS Assembly acts on their nominations sometime after the 1987 ment he or she could be placed in a 15 S/B 0 R 13...... THE 205/75H 15...... 6 5 6 1 5 S / 8 0 H 1 3 ...... 1 6 S /8 0 R 1 3 ...... 226/76R16...... 2 1 5/75R 1S...... ‘ S e 1 ^ / 1 7 5 / B 0 B 1 3 ...... 17S/0O R13...... QURLirr HIGH PERFORMANCE I HR RATED session convenes in January. classroom with someone who Better Quality 1 8 b / 7 S H 1 4 ...... 236/76R16...... 22S/75H 1S...... *61 1 8 S /6 0 R 1 3 ...... 235/75R 15...... *64 teaches that way, he said. 1 9 S / 7 5 B 1 4 ...... 185/75R14 a t/fV L n f S N O W B I A S S N O W 2 0 5 / 7 5 H 1 4 ...... 1 9 S /7 S R 1 4 ...... YOKOHAMA 2 1 5 / 7 S n i4 ...... 185/60HR14...... *95 W h ite w a lls 2 0 S /7 5 R 1 4 ...... 1 8 5 /6 0H R 1 3 ...... 'a ® 185/60HR14...... *115 2 2 5 / 7 S H 1 4 ...... 2 0 5 /7 5 R 1 S ...... 1 8 5 /6 0 H H 1 4 ...... 'a a 195/60HR14...... *1 0 5 2 1 S /7 S R 1 5 ...... 195/60HR14...... *1 2 5 225/60HR14...... *1 1 9 155 /80 n 215/7SH 15 1 95 /6 0 H R 1 4 ...... * 1 0 5 21S/60H R15...... *1 3 9 In 1975, Japanese mountain IBS/75-14 2 2 S /7 5 R 1 S ...... r-i'-N riTT 2 0 5 / 6 0 H R T 4 ...... ‘ lO ® 195/60HR15...... *1 0 9 2 2 S / 7 5 B 1 5 ...... 195/75-14 2 3 S /7 S R 1 S ...... 215/65H R15...... *1 2 9 205/60HR15...... *1 1 5 climber Junto Tabei became the 23 S /7 S B 1 5 V|| 2 2 5 /6 0 H R 1 4 ...... *9 9 9 19S/6SHR14...... *1 0 5 105/75-14 XA4 1 95 /6 0 H R 1 5 ...... •109 215/60HR1S...... *1 1 9 first woman to reach the summit of !15/75-14 2 0 S /6 0 H R 1 5 ...... •its 185/6SHR1S...... *1 0 9 m i a t o w n i COUNTRY SHOW ALL-WEATHER RADIAL 195/6SHR15...... *1 0 9 Mount Everest. !25/7S-14 2 1 5 /6 0 H H 1 5 ...... ' l l ® SNOW RADIALS AT 715/75-15 TRACTION WHITEWALLS 205/55HR16...... *199 20S/65H R1S...... *1 1 5 LOW, LOW PRICES 14K G O L D 725/75-15 155/80H13. .«52l 195/75R14. .»65| 215/75H15. WHITEWALL Low Prices! 225/S0HR16...... *169 205/55H R15...... *14 5 735/75-15 lauonis.... 178/10(118...... W IIMMIS.... 188/20(112...... W EMERGENCY ECONOMY DOUBLE BELTED IMPORT SNOW TIRES irHONU... 188/7M14...... m 195/70R14 .* 5 9 1I8M12.... •72 1M/7M14...... GRAND PRIX • SUPER SWAFWPER Fire — Police — Medical JEWELRY SALE 155R13 . 185/70R13 iisra(i4.... 206/7M14...... 2 DICK CEPEK FUN COUNTRY GIANT 165R15...... *42 1M/78((14.... 2oe/7mis...... m 165R13 . 1 7 5 R 1 4 ... 208/781(18.... 216/78R16...... S TRACK/DESERT RACER 185/70R14 BUY NOW SAVE 218/78(1ia.... 215/7M1S...... 2 imilSTERI DENMAN GROUND HAWG DIAL 911 SOLD BY WEIGHT! 175/70R13 228/7M18. 228/7W1B...... •• GATEWAY GUMBO MUDDER SNOW WHITEWALLS na/rawiB. In Manchester fcOOO» E 4 « F-32 M t C M M U t i RV RADIALS IN STOCK 218/75(116.. [ii^Goodrich steiibeitidmdiuw.w. 14K Gold Chai.^ (including Tri-Color) and Charms i78«oni»-- 15M0R13.. 115/75(114.. 950R • 16.5 — 10R • 16.5 — 12R • 16.5 • 10R 17B776R13... irsmxHi.. 186/78(114.. 228/78(115.. CHOOSE FROM ONE OF IHE LARfiEST STOCK 9 11R.15 — 875R.16.5 • BOOR • 16.5 — 12R 116/78(114.. 188MM13.. 206/78R1B.. OF M TIRES IN THE HORTHKST ^«8/78R18.. Sports Car Owners RAISED WHITE LIGHT TRUCK and RV RADIALS . $1050 $21^°-GRAM RLL-SEASON LETTER RADIALS High PeHormaiue WIDE RAISED WHITE LETTER^ CALDWELL I COOP/ y e a r lARRIVA ITY^ T R U C K TIRES rsi o N HIGHER RADIAL W.W. 195/70R13. . . . *54 LOW PRICED RADIAL Made by a World Famout Manufacturer TRUCK STEEL BELTED 2ET2UDS - CU22ANUED 215/60R13. . . *62 235/60R14 ....•« 215/65R15.. . *89 195/70R13....*64 NON SNOW NON SNOW 205/70R14... • 6 5 225/70H14 . . . .•( 255/70R15. .. . ‘ 92 TIRES OIL INC. Whitewalls 166/80R13...... *17 205/60R13....*72 SIZE PIT SNOW PRICT SIZE PIT SNOW PRICT 14K Gold Earrings • 6 9 245/60R14 . . ..•( 275/60H15.. . . *99 165/80R13...... *58 176/60R13...... *m 215/70R14 . . 195/70R14. ...• 6 6 RADIAL EXCELLENT L i h t s 6 * 7 9 * S 4 875.16.5 8 •79 •89 185/70R14...... *66 166/76R14...... *31 245/60R14... * 7 5 205/70H14 ....• 7 4 225/70H15 ....• ( IAF»1$...*N and Rings $22®°-GRAM .*34 215/70314.,.. *79 235/60R15 . . . .‘ ( SELECTION! 700.15 6 ‘ 5 9 •6 2 950.16.5 8 •89 185/65H15...... *68 ig6/76R14...... 225/70R14... • 7 2 5 6 . 9 206/76R14...... *37 Q78«1S 6 •69 10.16.5 8 •9 5 •99 195/75R14...... *69 235/70R14... * 7 9 • B IA S 316/76H14...... • 7 2 H 76.15 6 •75 •7 9 12.16.5 5 *99 •1 0 9 per gal. C. O. D. 195/7SR15...... *72 225/70R1S . .. 185/70-13 . 235/60-14 ...... •! 275/60-15.... *79 e x p e r t ^ Finest Quality . 2381/76R14...... * 7 9 fl0 0 1 f.5 A •69 •7 9 750 16 R >69 205/75R15...... *77 245/60R15... 205/70-14 225/70-15... ■ SHOPS * 7 9 216/76R16...... * 7 9 COMPARE , , n • ir Lowest Price 215/75R15...... *79 228/76R16...... *41 235/70R15... 215/70-14 . 235/60-15... TRUCK JRAPIALS — ALL SEASON 255/70R15... • 8 2 6 4 9 - 8 8 4 1 Jewelry Repairs * 236/76R16...... *M I H/bR16 b 275/60R15. • 8 9 Prices Sub/sel to Chongs I 950 R 16.5 ah While-You-Walt ^ Goods Fully Guaranteed Every Tire BIAS P LY Headquarters for STYLE AND PERFORMANCE T!3(?Goodiich tXTTffnSTlMiH M V C H m j i i ' , Backed by POLYESTER W.W. WHEELS! GREAT SELECTION! A ll TERRAIN T/A WRANCIER XCA f Town Fair’s 18M0-12.. '•STi • H I 228/78-14.. •« r.OORIS...... -118 188/78-14. m 7SRIS 205/75R15 .... *75 "IRON CLAD NO HASSLE" 116/76-16... X5X fOE OUR tow. low RRICCS ON IMSl AND OmRS: AOORIAS...... 128 STERLING SILVER TOO! 188/78-14. SI 06/76-18... . mRian u e m • tm im i • bbs • coiCHi 30 9 sons 235/75R15.... *90 The Village Pub 208/78.14.. 87SR188...... 188 GUARANTEE ««1 M06/76-16... 31 10 SKIS 6 . 218/78-14.. • a m SHEiBr -c m m i H i • m c a • m u 10R15...... *100 880(1185...... 188 & Restaurant A78«13 C 7 8 k 14 . imoH • f r • com • imwHE • homo GOODYEAR OUR B E S T ^ n iwemSTIfc SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 15 a n i D i S i B78«13 560H1S moKfORj • s u n i m • sumi uu • tru spore '/ Serving Breakfast C78»13 D7B»14 $ 2 4 .8 8 • mos TURBO. WlLO RACINC • mSTERN and Unit! BATTERY B IA S T I R E S 60 Mos. Guar. 7am-l 1:30am 10 AM TO 5 PM We use speeiat tire equipment tor E78|i14. .*26.88 G78x15 .*33.88 A76x13. *31 G76x1S..*44 ettoy and other gpeeial wheels. VJ "THE LIVE ONE" H78x14. .*36.88 £78x14 . .*39 H78x15..*49 F78x14. .*31.88 £78x14 . .*42 L78x15 ..*47 $AO O C C°"'P 10/9 95 Wiih Eichange In order |to help s VERNON QUALITY INN G78x14 .*31.88 H78x15. .«36.eB Q78x14 . .*44 EAlCEBUStERS: want to taiK a comment or msf WE ARE to us about Our Route 83 M54 operation 130 TOWN FAIR TIRE CENTERS TIRE SPECIALISTS CONTACT ON WRITE Vernon, CT NEIL MELLEN t .iA |T HARTFORD VERNON WHEELS! Pr^etdent (ExS 94 afH-64> MANCHESTER . t ir e s 328 Middle Tpke. West 487 E. Main Street 295 Hartford Tpke. Kelsey Hayes ■ y,„'l®''*Y»Potnoad Located In tha K-Mart Shopping Ctr. AMERICAN MADE WHEELS * SlraHord, CT 06497 VISA, MASTERCARD, AMERICAN EXPRESS in front of Parkadt Shopping Ctr. Located In tha Worahoust Foods Plaza At DISCOUNT PRICES ■ 2 Eggs. Toast. Coffee — *1°’ WHULS fOU BOSl fOKtICN * AND CHECKS WELCOME mDicmnummi m 1-800-972-2245 w/Home Fries — •!” 646-8227 569-8710 872-2060 w/Bacon. Ham or Sausage — *1” a l l OPEN MON. & THURS. 8:30-9 ■ TUES.. WED. AND FRI. 8:30-6 - SAT. 8:30-4: 501 East Middle Tpke.. Manchester S .I. Held by GOLD CHAIN SALES, INC. across from VFW — 646-9457 236 WEST MAIN STREET, MERIDEN. CT (203) 238.0607 ^ w_Bfitam - Southington • Unionvillo • Tonini/ton • W. SpringfiDld • Manchester * MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. N0Vn3>1986 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thuraday, Nov. 13, 1986 — 7 OPINION Prevention focus of events

FORT WOftm planned for state AIDS week Restoration By Susan Okula New Haven starting Nov. 22. from it. In Connecticut, more than Jack The Associated Press Next Thursday, Rep. Bruce 250 people have developed AIDS f1 Morrison, D-Conn., witt hotd a and more, including about 400 in A nderson NEW HAVEN — Two workshops congressionat hearing on AIDS in the New Haven area alone, are a good sign in Spanish, an educational session New Haven. suffering from AIDS-related il­ for gay bartenders and a forum on AIDS Prevention Week is a way lnesses. An undetermined number “safer sex’’ are among the events to try to inform heatth profession­ have been exposed to the virus but planned for a statewide program als as well as people particularly at are not exhibiting symptoms. on AIDS starting this week. risk for contracting AIDS, who The news that the engineering firm of Fuss “I think people need to under­ inctude intravenous drug users "The key thing for people to and O’Neili is planning to turn the former stand that AIDS is a preventable and homosexual men, Sabeila understand is that AIDS is not Cheney Brothers main office building into its disease, and we need to reduce the said. transmitted by casual contact, headquarters is a welcome sign that public misunderstanding by having peo­ People must learn to tailor their that the virus has to be gotten into Ambassador ple understand the facts.” said tifestyies to protect themseives your blood,’’ Sabeila said. effort to restore Manchester’s historic Wiiliam Sabeila, the AIDS educa­ and their sexual partners from the district has begun to encourage independent tion coordinator for the state deadly disease, said Alvin Novick, The disease is known to be health department. transmitted when intravenous private investment in the area. a Yale professor of biology and drug users who carry the AIDS In the process of making major renovations wants to live Sabelia is coordinating AIDS chairman of the New Haven Prevention Week in Connecticut, Mayor’s Task Force on AIDS. virus share dirty needles or when to the building, the partners in the which begins with some Yale AIDS, or acquired immune defi­ people come in contact with semen engineering firm plan to restore it as nearly University programs on Friday or cervical secretions of infected N ciency syndrome, crippies the as possible to its appearance when it served like a prince and runs through Nov. 24. body’s immune system, making persons, he said. as the showpiece for the textile dynasty that Sabeiia said Wednesday in a victims susceptibte to infection The health official said word telephone interview from Hartford and disease. Heatth officials be­ about AIDS prevention is starting developed the Cheney mill area and so much WASHINGTON - While State Department that the events aiso wilt inctude lieve it is spreading rapidly. to spread to drug abusers, some of of what surrounds it. officials were begging Congress for money to beef memorial services for victims of About 23,000 people in the United whom may not know much about The purchasers are embarking on the Job up security at terrorist-threatened posts — and AIDS and a 24-hour prayer vigil in States have AIDS or have died the disease. with no involvement on the part of the town, ciosing others to save money — the American but they were undoubtedly influenced by the ambassador in Trinidad was picking out crystal fact that the town has undertaken public chandeliers for his official residence and Ex-ambulance official sentenced improvements in the Cheney Historic District proposing a tennis court and costly renovation of his swimming pool. NEW LONDON (AP) - The man has suffered. He will continue Dixon had pleaded guilty to and entered into agreements with private All told. Ambassador Sheldon Krys wanted an former treasurer of an ambulance to suffer.” embezzling thousands of dollars developers that have made it possible to estimated $150,000 worth of improvements for his association embezzled more than Superior Court Judge Joseph J. from the association between 1979 open Forum $66,000 from the group to pay C(Hivert mill buildings into residences. That digs in Port-of-Spain, the Caribbean capital of A P photo Purtill on Wednesday sentenced and 1984. He could have been has helped turn what would otherwise have medical bills for his dying grand­ Dixon, who was treasurer of the sentenced to up to 20 years in Trinidad and Tobago. At the same time, the son, his lawyer told a judge. Waterford Ambulance Associa­ prison and fined $5,000 for first- deteriorated into an eyesore and an economic department was preparing to close consulates in “This man has lost his home, tion, to a five-year suspended degree larceny. 2. The 180 acres adjacent to the Bremen, West Germany; Rotterdam, Nether- Right season, wrong sign V liability into what will be a vibrant Development the wetlands, or shall we save he’s lost his reputation, he’s lost his sentence and three years’ As part of the sentence, the community in the not-too-distant future. mall CUD between Deming and human lives? iands; Salvador da Bahia, Brazil; Seville, Spain; Mailboxes along Autumn Road in snow fell on southern New Hampshire standing in the community and probation. 55-year-oId Dixon must repay Slater streets is of little tax- Trieste, Itaiy; and Winnipeg, Canada, to save Since the Cheney office building on at what price? A local newspaper reported on Hillsboro, N.H., show signs of an early this week. he’s lost his clean criminal re­ Dixon’s stepson, Edwin Perry, $85,000 — the $66,000 he stole plus producing value to the town. It is Oct. 27 that wetlands in Connecti­ money. cord,” said Paul Guernsey, attor­ .died in 1981 after a three-year money the ambulance company Hartford Road was abandoned by mostly wetlands, rocky and cut are being destroyed by The State Department’s pleas for additional snow in late fall after the season's first ney for Ronald B. Dixon. “This battle with cancer. spent for auditors’ and legal fees. Manchester Community College two years To the Editor; severely sloped and an unlikely various construction activities — ' security funds were only partly met; Congress cut ago, the possibility has existed that it might choice land for any development especially highways. $138 million from the department’s salaries and fall into insensitive hands. It is reassuring to I’m concerned about the pro­ in the foreseeable future. expenses budget, and $887 million from the know that it will be put to a use that fits the posed Buckland mall develop­ 3. This project will cost taxpay­ The day previously, there was proposed outlays for security. Bitterness neighborhood well, and still more so to reflect ment; not just the $22 million cost ers. If we spend $22 million for the an article about an automobile burden but the significant social, mall we don’t have that revenue accident on Oct. 24 on Route 6 in WORD OF THE BUDGETARY CRISIS on what the project indicates for the future of economic and environmental im­ to use for other town expenses. Columbia involving two cars apparently traveled by banana boat to the remains at the neighborhood. pact upon our community. Consequently, instead of the which hit each other head-on. southernmost U.S. outpost in the Caribbean, but “I found him in the\iellow This mall development will; expected mill-rate reduction As a result, three people were information on the ambassador’s luxurious 1. Create toxic vehicle, emis­ from 1987 property revaluation, killed, one was critically injured refurbishing plans was sent to Washington in hospital This couple met under some sions 555 times the allowable we may expect another increase and one was in stable condition. cables and official order requisition forms, some rather unusual circumstances, federal standard. in taxes and service fees to offset Unfortunately, this was not the of which have been obtained by our associate WATERBURY (AP) - Linger­ llie y found each other in the 2. Create transient service this mall subsidy. only serious head-on collision on Stewart Harris. Here are some pages from the ing bitterness from a four-month Yellow Pages, under “ D” for Save water demands for water, waste treat­ But I’m most concerned about Route 6 from Bolton Notch to ambassador’s dream book; strike has left Waterbury Hospital ment and safety equal to 10,000 the traffic patterns proposed for Wilimantic during the past sev­ • Construction of a tennis court and paving of with a nursing shortage, fueling a "Dancing Lessons.” new residents. the mall. Traffic to and from the eral years. the ambassadorial parking lot; $40,000. backlog of elective surgery cases Back when dancing schools be­ Given the weather over the past several 3. Require water and waste area can and should be restricted Route 6 is a two-lane highway, • Re-tiling, scraping and repainting of the and limiting the number of critical care beds that are available, came a part of life in Connecticut, days, many Manchester residents no doubt treatment needs exceeding exist­ to east and west access roads for many years there has been swimming pool; $7,000. naturally they became a part of ing and as yet unconstructed only. Slater Street in Manchester controversy about extending I- • Installation of central air conditioning for the officials said. find it hard to believe the town is facing a Five weeks after the strike was The Original Yellow Pages' from water shortage. capacity. should be cul-de-saced as will be 384orimprovingRoute6. Hadthis residence; $20,130. Cables explained that the settled at the state’s fifth-largest 4. Encourage continued dump­ done in South Windsor. All mall been resolved and Implemented residence’s existing window units repeatedly hospital, about two-thirds of the Southern New England Telephone. But a few rainy days cah’t make up for traffic should be contained on in the 1970s, this accident might months of dryness, and everyone should ing of heavy traffic onto local break down. institution's workers have re­ In fact, for more than 100 years, residential streets. Buckland and Deming streets. have been avoided. Additionally, • Renovation of th^ master bedroom and turned to work and 11 percent of whenever something new has recognize the need for conservation. Officials 5. Expose taxpayers to addi­ Thelimitedtrafficfrom Town can the cost then would have been bathroom and another bathroom; $20,000. The the nurses have quit their jobs. have warned that the town’s reservoirs are tional subsidies for other devleop- use the Deming-Haleor Buckland substantially less. There seems to master bathroom “can only accommodate one “There were some nurses who appeared in the Connecticut far lower than they should be in the wake of a ers to build in our town. approaches. This wou Id provide a be a consensus that economic person at a time,” one cable noted. went back there, felt they couldn’t community, it’s appeared in The 6. Impose continuing service, safe, convenient traffic flow conditions in Eastern Connecti­ • Remodeling guest bedroom and bathroom, respect the people they were Original Yellow Pages. parched October and a summer when the working with, and left,” said rains were less than normal. maintenance and debt servicing similar to that of Crystal Mall; a cut will improve with a better repairing or replacing plumbing and electrical • 1 You see. when you’ve been proven effective road network. Barbara Larson, secretary- Until the danger has passed, shorter on future decades of local prop­ highway. fixtures; $10,000. treasurer of Connecticut Health around as long as we have, people erty owners. Restricting traffic to north of 1-84 Perhaps we never should have In a telephone interview, Krys told us that some 3 Care Associates, District 1199. showers, leak repairs and more economical Of course, weshouldencourage would go a long way to reducing built 1-91 and 1-84, but I shudder to improvements to the 29-year-old residence were not only depend on you for just use of the sink are all in order. development, but not on the publicoppdsitiontothemall.Ifwe think of what it would be like approved long before he took over in August 1985 The union represented more about every conceivable product have to pay for these roads, let’s today without them. than 500 nurses who walked out Even if townspeople voluntarily save pocketbooks of the individual — which was also, of course, before the current June 2 after failing to reach and service. But sometimes even water, mandatory restrictions may be in homeowner ... the same people put them where they do the least So, where do we go from here? fiscal crisis. The ambassador said much of the agreement with the hospital on a for husbands and wives. store within a few months. Water could cost whose property values, quality of harm to Manchester residents. There is no question we must furniture is 15 years old, and the floors are covered new contract. The strike followed a more, and limitations on washing cars or life and safety will be impacted continue to monitor our environ­ with “a cacophony of carpets.” The only item walkout by service and mainte­ The Ordinal Yellow Pagesf watering lawns may be imposed. negatively. Manchester’s com­ AILotz ment. At the same time we must requested that could be considered extravagant, nance workers, who settled on a bined property, water-waste and 9 Stephen St. find ways to try to save human according to Krys, was a $2,500 chandelier for the new contract before the nurses but y 'y Connecticut’s Book. On the other hand, a bit of conservation and fire taxes are among the highest lives. I^ t’s keep building new diningroom. refused to cross their picket lines. more rain may give the problem a chance to in Connecticut today and are highways which are necessary During the strike, the issue of job abate. One is to be encouraged, the other programmed to escalate in the and beneficial to our state. IN ONE CABLE to Foggy Bottom, the security overshadowed pay and If we fail to do so, are those benefits as the hospital began hoped for. future. Some highways ambassador said a tennis court would improve the hiring replacement workers and Meanwhile, Manchester can take limited I’m concerned about the town opposed willing to accept some “post’s morale and provide a healthful outlet” for guaranteed them jobs at the comfort in having company. In Greenwich, admini^tration’s disinformation. really necessary responsibility for future fatal embassy employees. Private tennis clubs are expense of strikers. ■ 1. The Buckland mall is not accidents caused by head-on expensive and have standards of athletic prowess the rainfall has been 6.7 inches short of collisions? A spokesman for the New normal this year, and the Board of Selectmen essential to encourage develop­ that not all embassy staffers can meet, the cable England Health Care Employees, ment along 1-84. This area will be To the Editor: explained, adding; “There is only one public District 1199, which represents the has called for the elimination of all developed Buckland mall or no Robert Calnen court; however, it is located in a high-crime hospital blue-collar workers, said “non-essential” water uses. mall. Who will decide? Shall we save 550 Spring St. area.” that 350 of its 525 members who The Foreign Building Office approved the struck the hospital have returned ambassador’s tennis court “in principle,” but to work. officials said that funding for all embassy tennis All of the hospital’s services, / courts was put on hold after the budget cuts. The from the emergency room to How adventurous ventures raise money department authorized only $17,000 for the one-day surgery, are functioning, Port-of-Spain residence’s furnishings, $5,000 for a hospital spokesman said new gutters and a new roof and $57,000 for the air Monday. conditioning and bathroom work. “For the most part it’s been very STAMFORD — ’The Connecticut Venture install or remove a lighting fixture with a “jack good (since the strike) and people Group’s cocktail party looked like any other. But Not included in the refurbishing outlay were the system you can plug in like a telephone,” piano flown down to the islands and the have put the strike behind them my first chat told me it was different. replacing loose wires. and are back to their commitment "My company has come up with a new armor-plated Opel Senator car shipped from to quality patient care,” hospital N orthern He had invested $50,000 to launch Lightech Europe for $20,430. Officials defended the formulation for chocolate that reduces calories by Industries, but needed capital to promote his administrator Michael A. O’Brien one-quarter to one-half,” said Bob Benson, of the Perspective expenditures, particularly the repairs to the said. dream. Beneath the “crystal and chandeliers” he residence, which they said had deteriorated badly But, he said, “like with any International Marketing Group. "I’m here to get saw 250 people hustling each other. Yet he made 9 $300,000 to $500,000 to Start marketing it. I think we Michael J. McManus from constant exposure to the sea air. They also post-strike situation there have his case for $1 million. pointed out that the renovations were ordered to been instances of stress.” can get sales of $1.3 million in the first year, $3 “No one slapped $1 million on the table. But I While the hospital began to offer million in the second and earn a $650,000 profit.” coincide with security work on the embassy met a host of people willing to support the venture compound to avoid tearing it up twice. all services shortly after the strike My next conversation was with John Doherty, a 1^ process who gave me a lot of ideas,” he recalls. “A ended Oct. 4, a shortage of nurses patent attorney. “I’ve gotten a lot of trademark limited partnership was formed which raised has hampered efforts to return to work and patent work here. This is called $800,000. Beer bust full capacity. networking,” he said as he slid past me to talk to Another rose to tell of a “leveraged buyout of a “But the most valuable aspect was the Lt. Col. B.S. Baer, an Army finance officer, may Of the 483 registered and li­ business prospects. small manufacturer with $1.5 million in sales,” in networking. I met patent attorneys, advertising have to pick up the $742.84 tab for beer and chips censed practical nurses called But the original intention of the venture group — which most of the funds had been raised. , people and others who know how to work with a provided to GIs on maneuvers in West Germany back to work, 52 have quit, union or venture club, as it is more informally known — Bob Benson reported; "We set out to build a small startup. It is like some people were willing to four years ago, because his office mistakenly OK’d and hospital officials say. “was to have a better say with the Connecticut better chocolate. ’The trend is for light foods for a pray and take a risk. There is a different mentality the expenditure from the wrong account. The At the present rate, the annual Legislature,” said Kenneth Rind, of Oxford diet-conscious public. And yet ours is as good or turnover rate for nurses would be from a bank in that environment. ” Army has asked the camptroller general to let about 130 percent compared with Venture Corp., one of its founders. better than the higher quality chocolates. I’m at Baer off the hook since the error was made by one table #1.” the state average of about 30 Another founder. Bob Gustavson, of Argos TODAY, THE BUSINESS is not only employing of the colonel’s clerks. But the civilian percent a year, Ms. Larson said. Management, recalls that when the nation’s oldest Bob Sillars, a deep-voiced man with 30 years in 55 people, but Isban Is "signing an agreement with comptrollers say they can’t clear Baer until they Early this week, the 505-bed venture capital club began meeting in 1974, the advertising, said; "I am trying to raise a a substantial electrical manufacturer which have conclusive evidence that he didn’t see the hospital had 253 beds filled, a drop only people who gathered for a cocktail and lunch half-million for a new business magazine for includes a licensing agreement and perhaps a disbursement document himseif. The Army is of 20 percent from 320 in-patients 6 were venture capitalists, those rare financiers Connecticut. Similar magazines exist in states purchase of our company. ” working on this. The beer, incidentally, was before the strike, O’Brien said. who gamble by investing in new firms. that don’t begin to have the economic climate that Murray Butner, another founder of the club, American, even though the maneuvers were in the Officials blamed the vacancy rate Connecticut offers. I’m at Table #8. says, “I bought one small company, a lock heart of German beer country. on the shortage of nurses. “BUT WE BEGAN having a lot of accountants, manufacturer, that brought 20 jobs to Connecticut. “It certainly is disturbing,” lawyers, head hunters and entrepreneurs coming. RIGHT AFTER LUNCH, a prospect came over More important, I found a guy to run a business O'Brien said of the high turnover So when I was president In 1980, we organized it in and Sillars pulled out his prospectus and slick who I’ve also been Involved with on two other among nurses. “In some ways it’s an official way,” he explained. ‘”The meetings samples of what he had in mind; “Florida Trend,” JDaiirliPslpr Hrralh a reflection of the strike and some deals. I go to the club when I am looking for nurses just found other employ­ were on the first Monday of the month, from noon “Georgia Tjrend,” “Arizona Trend,” and someone.” , to 2 p.m. We established a format of speakers and “Virginia Trend.” Foundsd In 1881 ment during the strike.” CTearly, the Connecticut Venture Group is a key The nurses have left key |iosi- -fA-. ■■ a “Five Minute Forum” in which people could Perhaps a dozen of those who spoke were simply reason why Stamford’s unemployment rate hovers PENNY M. SIEFFERT ...... Pubtithsr tions in the emergency room, Dramali/.alion OWSfiSNI-.T exchange information on deals or what they were out of work, or, as the euphemism goes, were around 3 percent. D O U G LA S A. BE V IN S ...... ExBcutIvd EdItOf intensive care unit and maternity trying to finance. And we developed a newsletter.” “between opportunities.” JAMES P. SACKS ...... Manxglng Editor But as next week’s column will make clear, the ALEXAN D ER Q IRELLI...... A m o c IbIo Editor areas, O’Brien said. ’The "Five Minute Forum” took half an hour as a But plugging people into vacancies is as venture capital club idea is transplantabie. About Although he stressed that patient cordless microphone was handed from table to important as matching money with 100 cities have begun one on the Stamford model. DENISE A. R O B E R T S ...... Advmtltlng Oiroctor care has not been compromised by ® S N E T table and potential deal makers stood to pitch; entrepreneurial opportunities. M A R K F. A B R A IT IS ...... B u iln M iMtn ig a r the shortage, he confirmed reports “I have an opportunity in a retail fuel oil Elliot Isban felt "kind of queasy” the first time SH ELD O N C O H E N ...... C o m p o iln g Manigor that the hospital had to divert two Thiz colunn abont America’s oldest venture R O B ER T H. H U B B A R D ...... Praaaroom Managar ambulances to another facility distribution, which we are seeking to acquire for he talked at the venture club about his invention capital club is Ibe first of two by syndicated JE A N N E Q. F R O M E R T H ...... CirculationManagar $4.5 million,” said an ex-EXxon man. called “Safety Twist,” which makes it easier to shortly after the strike because of a columnist Micbael J. McManus. lack of open beds. » - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Nov. 13, 1986

HAQAR THE HORRIBLE by DIk Brown* SNAFU by Bruce Beattie U.S./World in Brief Bv Tony Czuczka Nov. 1 when firefighters doused a given” on the accident. He did not The officials agreed to meet Pentagon to limit access to data The Associated Press blaze at a Sandoz chemical plant elaborate. again in the Dutch city of Rotter­ WASHINGTON — Pentagon officials say they will take steps to warehouse near Basel. North Sea fishermen fear the dam Dec. 19. limit access to unclassified government and business computer ZURICH, Switzerland — Swit­ A 25-mile-long slick drifted down pollution could ruin this winter’s Rhine River states accused zerland promised to monitor its the 820-mile Rhine toward the cod catch, reports from Copenha­ Switzerland of negligence and data banks as part of a Reagan administration effort to make it giant chemical industry more North Sea, killing an estimated gen said, although Danish authori­ failing;, to provide quick and more difficult for hostile governments to acquire technical and closely after a toxic spill in the 500,000 fish and eels, harming ties said the chemicals probably adequate information. Swiss offi­ economic information. Rhine River killed half a million other aquatic life and endangering will be too diluted to pose a threat. cials said they warned neighboring Officials from the Defense Department, FBI and CIA already fish, endangered drinking water drinking water. The Rhine runs from the Swiss countries when the scope of the have approached the computer data bank industry, company and threatened the North Sea’s Swiss President Alphons Egli Alps to the North Sea. disaster became clear. officials say, to ask them how to best control access to winter cod harvest. said his government and Sandoz A joint communique issued after Basel authorities said the inter­ electronically stored information. European environmental minis­ would consider damage claims the five-hour meeting of ministers national Rhine Pollution Emer­ In an interview Wednesday, Diane Fountaine, director for ters, in a meeting Wednesday from other countries. from France, West Germany and gency Center at Mannheim, West information systems in the office of Assistant Defense Secretary called by Switzerland in response ”I hope that an amicable solu­ the Netherlands as well as repre­ Germany, assured them it was Donald C. Latham, said she was attempting to let the information to charges it mishandled the tion would be possible,” he said, sentatives from Luxembourg and aware of the spill hours before industry know “we are very serious about protecting disaster, issued a statement pledg­ also expressing the hope that the European Common Market sounding an alarm. The Swiss information, including unclassified but sensitive information.” ing to cooperate in cleaning up one compensation claims will be re­ said Switzerland had agreed to statement did not explain the of Europe’s worst environmental solved without going to court. check chemical storage sites’ misunderstanding or why it took 24 disasters in recent years. No official estimates for overall compliance with safety standards. hours for notice of the accident to Warrants Issued In ship sinking About 30 tons of agricultural damage have been given. Egli, head of the Swiss delega­ be given. chemicals — insecticides, herbi­ Egli said ”it is an exaggeration tion to the meeting, said his Six French environmental REYKJAVIK, Iceland — Iceland said Wednesday it had issued cides and mercury-containing fun­ to say my colleagues were satis­ government will also review disas­ groups on Wednesday jointly arrest warrants through Interpol for an American and a Briton gicides — washed into the Rhine on fied with the information they were ter contingency plans. called for a boycott of Sandoz suspected in the sabotage of Iceland’s whaling industry. products until the company’s The Sea Shepherd Conservation Society, an international plants are equipped to prevent the group against whaling, claimed responsibility for sinking two of "accidental dispersion of chemical Iceland’s four whaling vessels in Reykjavik harbor early South Africa denies sabotage products.” Sunday, and for wrecking an isolated station where whale Sandoz press chief Marc Sieber rejected allegations that the com­ byproducts were processed. By Patrick Reyna South African hillside about 200 Foreign Minister Botha, who pany knew five years ago about Icelandic authorities named two Sea Shepherd members, The Assacloted Press yards from the border with was contacted at his hotel room, safety lapses at the plant. American Rodney Coronado and David Howard of Britain, as Marxist-ruled Mozambique, kil­ said the Soviet plane’s radio Speaking at a Basel union suspects. FUNCHAL, Madeira - South ling 34 people people. equipment was very outdated: meeting, Sieber said Sandoz never Africa’s foreign minister today Machel, 53, had led Mozam­ “This is equipment from 20 or 30 was given a 60-page report by its denied Soviet charges that South bique’s since its independence years ago.” Swiss insurance company partly Leading Aquino supporter murdered Africa used a powerful radio signal from Portugal in 1975. devoted to the problems, but to draw the Soviet-made plane The Soviet Aviation Ministry on But, he said, Soviet, Mozambi­ confirmed its existence. MANILA, Philippines — A leading leftist supporter of carrying Mozambique’s president Wednesday claimed that South can and South African experts The Greens environmental party President Corazon Aquino was found shot and stabbed to death off course and into a mountainous Africa used a powerful radio were investigating the "whole in West Germany had cited the today, hours after his followers announced he had disappeared region where it crashed, killing jammer to scramble the plane’s matter.” report in charging Sandoz ignored and blamed supporters of Defense Minister Juan Ponce Enrile. him. instruments and draw it off course. The Soviet Civil Aviation Minis­ safety hazards. Police Cpl. Ernesto Bernabeo said family members identified ”I really believe this is an Ivan F. Vasin, the Soviet’s try on Wednesday also termed ”a a body found off a highway in northeastern Manila as that of attempt on the Soviet side to hide deputy aviation minister, said the hateful lie” South African charges Rolando Olalia, 50. the inadequacy of their instru- plane was following a radio beacon last week that investigations indi­ menis,” Foreign Minister R.F. to the airport at the Mozambican Olalia was president of the Partido ng Bayan, or Peoples cated personnel aboard the fatal Mobil' Botha told The Associated Press. capital of Maputo until it was about flight had been drinking alcoholic ON THE FASTRACK by Bill Holbrook Party, founded three months ago by former Communist Party Botha, who is accompanying 60 miles north of the capital, when leaders. He also was head of the 500,000-member May 1st beverages before the crash Spruce Street Mobil South African President P.W. it veered 35 degrees to the occured. Full Service Qes 1 7 ' 6 0 VoU'Rfi HAVW& a'^ Movement, a militant labor federation. Botha — no relation — on what has southwest and crashed just across ToOWi TiW£ flhlWMfr A lOlFe. HoW Olalia’s family said he failed to return home Wednesday night been termed a private visit to this the frontier. Portuguese authorities in Lisbon Naw Accapting ABOUT This a d fc^ ‘ mwl-o r p £R, after attending a labor meeting. mid-Atlantic Portuguese island, “There can be only one conclu­ have distanced themselves from Amartcan Expraas 8RID£6 FROM 6O0TriEASr ASIA*?> said an investigation of the Oct. 19 sion,” he said. "With the help of a the South African leaders’ visit, Lt. Col. Hercules Cataluna, the military commander for Rizal while officials of the serni- 220 Spruce Street province, said the body was found at 6 p.m. The body of Olalia’s crash that killed Mozambican powerful radio source on the President Samora Machel was territory of South Africa, operat­ autonomous regional government Houra; Mon.-FfL tam-7pfn driver was found 12 hours earlier about two miles away,' ing on the frequency used by of Madeira have met with the two tNurday Tam-tpiii Cataluna said. continuing. The Soviet-made Tupolev 134, Maputo airport, the plane was Bothas for what have been des­ DIaeal Fual with a Soviet crew, crashed into a drawn to the mountainous region.” cribed as private meetings.

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Today's deal, which was played take five diamond tricks and put the LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Strive to be extra Irma Jensen, a spokeswoman ♦ Q 5 3 a few years ago, shows his expertise in contract two down. by CONNIE WIENER tacllul when dealing with others today. for Braniff at the airline’s Dallas Member FDIC Equal Opportunity Lender ♦ K 3 finding the right defense to set a game They will resent you. especially if you headquarters, said the flight, en "H'CW EWWP HP WCWGT AKYWL RA contract. , route from New York’s LaGuardia Olfices in Manchester, Hast Ilaritord. are the head honcho who is issuing Vulnerable: Both The routine bidding did not give Adjustable-rale mortgage Bolton, Andover, South Windsor, hast ^X indsor, orders. Dealer: South much information to West for choos­ Airport to Dallas-Fort Worth, Ashford, Basllord, Mansfield and Tolland. WPLWGLKHPSWPL WBYWOL LUW YKGPHCKD VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) You're not carried 62 passengers and seven Iclephone 64b'l7(K). apt to be loo tolerant today of individ­ Wesl North East South ing an opening lead. However, since The adjustable-rate mortgage is North did not bother looking for a ma­ the newest and most complex of the crew members. KPX QGKPX ROWGK.” — GWX FJWDLRP. uals who do not wholeheartedly support 1 NT Ron Ridgeway, Braniff presi­ your views Pressing your opinions on Pass 2 NT Pass 3 NT jor suit fit, it seemed right to lead a new mortgage forms. The common PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "There is only one success — to be able to major. West decided on the seven of feature of the adjustable rate mort­ dent. said the airline was conduct­ the unreceplive may invite an Pass F^ass Pass ing its own investigation, but that it spend your lite in your own way. — Christopher Morley. argument. spades, a top-of-nothing lead that was gage is that the interest is not fixed LIBRA (Sept. 23-Ocl. 23) Be profit-con­ Opening lead: ♦ 7 not likely to cost a trick. When Jack and will vary aceo, ding to an inter­ appeared its pilot acted in accor­ scious today. Try not to "give away the Blair, sitting East, won the spade ace, est-rate index that is selected at the dance with accepted flight store just to make a deal. he had no trouble figuring out that his time the loan is originated regulations. 10 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Nov. 13. 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Nov. 13. 1986 - 11 Fire chief wants to expand Obituaries FOCUS Doris McDowell Manchester Board of Education ters, Oiavine Birch fieid of North Manchester paramedic unit Doris (Austin) McDowell. 85, of for 17 years. He had previously Hollywood, Calif., and Doreen 19 Edgerton St., died today at a worked at Gammons Hoaglund of King in Engiand; two sisters, local convalescent home. She was Manchester. Liilian McKendree and Leone Manchester has not had a The East Hartford Fire Depart­ town of South Windsor, Rivosa the wife of the late John A. He was a member of the North Roberts, both in Florida; and two T problem recruiting and retaining ment, which is facing a shortage of said. McDowell. United Methodist Church,> a grandchildren. paramedics to serve in the Town paramedics, is seeking union ap­ While the study is only in its early She was born in Scarva, County member of Manchester Lodge of Fire Department, Fire Chief John proval to put three department stages and Rivosa said he did not Rivosa said Wednesday. Down, Northern Ireland, on Jan. Masons 73, and served for 14 years supervisors — former paramedics know when it would be completed, 25,1901.andcame to Manchester in as an adviser to the John Mather Alma Quesnel — back on active paramedic duty. one idea being explored is to base a There are 10 paramedics and 1921. She was a member of St. Chapter of DeMoIay. Alma (Juneau) Quesnel, 80, Rivosa said he would like to raise The union is willing to permit the paramedic unit at the town's Wedding Mary's Episcopal Church. Besides his wife, he is survived formerly of Waterbary, died Wed­ transfers temporarily, but wants the number to 12, The increase Buckland firehouse. The unit She is survived by two sons, by two sons, Fredrick W. Hanson nesday morning at the Mary assurance something will be done woulil be made without any in­ would cover northwestern Man­ William J. McDoweli of Black Jr. of South Windsor, and William Elizabeth Convalescent Home in to recruit new paramedics for crease in the total number of chester and South Windsor, he Point, Niantic, and Austin McDo­ E. Hanson of Manchester; one Mystic after a iong iliness. She was permanent duty. said. firefighters, he said. well of East Hapipton; a daughter. brother, Herbert Hanson of Man­ the widow of Damase R. Quesnel, The study will also consider Rivosa said Manchester has not Ruth McQueeney of Windsor; 12 chester; three sisters. Louise and the mother of J. Bernard Rivosa said at least two para­ expanding the town's paramedic had similar recruiting problems. grandchildren; and eight great­ SmiUL^^Ruth Field and Edith Quesnel of Manchester. bells medics are needed on each of the service, which has been in opera­ four crews required to cover three He said one of the department's 10 grandchildren. FawcettVail of Manchester; eight Besides her son, she is survived tion since July 1983, to other A private funeral will be held at grandchiidren; four great- shifts a day for a seven-day week. paramedics wants to leave, but a by two other sons, Henry G. neighboring towns, including Bol­ grandchiidren; and four step- With three on each shift, he said, it replacement for him is already in St. Mary's Episcopal Church. Quesnel of Bethlehem, and Roger ton and Glastonbury, Rivosa said. Burial will be in the East Ceme­ would be possible to shift some off training. grandchildren; and eight great- G. Quesnel of Stonington; one The paramedic unit is currently tery. There are no caliing hours. stepgrandchildren. medical duty and onto straight Earlier this week, Rivosa and daughter, Mrs. Joseph (Loraine) W ell, sort of ... housed at the Center Street fire Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main The funeral will be Saturday at 10 firefighting duty every third week. Manchester Health Director Ron Bolus of Wayland, Mass.; three station, and it responds to calls St., is in charge of arrangements. a.m. at the Holmes Funeral Home, Rivosa said that would work to Kraatz began studyingthe possibil­ sisters, Regina Poudrier of Oak- throughout the town. Rivosa said Memorial donations may be 400 Main St.. with burial in the East prevent the burnout that tends to ity of expanding the town's para­ viile, Florence Caron and Rose since the program was begun, it made to St. Mary's Episcopal Cemetery. Calling hours are Fri­ N make people leave paramedic medic service in order to establish Philibert, both in Canada; 12 has been very successful in saving Church Book of Remembrance. 41 day from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. A duty. ^cooperative program with the lives. grandchildren; and several nieces Park St., or to a charity of the Masonic service will be held at 7 and nephews. donor's choice. p.m. Friday at the funeral home. Memorial donations may be A mass of Christian burial will be celebrated at 12; 30 p.m. Friday at Immigration rate means changes ‘ Fredrick W. Hanson made to the North United Metho­ dist Church. 300 Parker St. St. John's Church, Main Street, Fredrick W. Hanson Sr., 82, of 56 Watertown. Burial will be in Mount , WASHINGTON (A P) - High white population would drop to just research associate. C House Drive, died Wednesday Oiivet Cemetery, Watertown. I , immigration rates pose the possi­ under 50 percent in 2080.” the new At current high immigration night at Manchester Memorial Olavine Thompson There are no calling hours. bility that a century from now the study said. rates, the non-Hispanic whites Hospital. He was the husband of Olavine tHand) Thompson of Hickcox-Mitcheli Funeral Home. European whites who have domi- The report was written by Leon could shrink to 49.8 percent of the Ruth (Whaley) Hanson. Oceano, Calif., widow of John 195 Main St., Watertown, is in . I nated the nation will slip to F. Bouvier. a population re­ population by the year 2080 — He was born in East Hartford Thompson, died Oct. 17 in Caiifor- charge of arrangements. ! minority status, a private popula- searcher and former vice presi­ becoming "the largest minority in Aug. 22. 1904. and had been a nia. She was a former Manchester Memorial donations may be [1 , tion group reports, dent of the Population Reference a nation without any ethnic major­ lifelong Manchester resident. Be­ resident. made to a charity of the donor's li , Low birth rates among the Bureau, and Robert W. Gardner, a ity population.” fore he retired, he worked at the She is survived by two daugh­ choice. l| «purrent population, coupled with l ; j immigration estimated at Imillion '] ' annually — legal and illegal — I could result in Hispanics. blacks •a- V I and Asians constituting more than V I half the population by the year I 2080. the new report speculates. II “ The nation must once again 11 redefine itself,” reports the study, 11 "Immigration to the U.S.; The I' Unfinished Story,” published by 11 the private, non-profit Population C an you kids belong to the church’s Christian Youth Fellowship. I Reference Bureau. The "bride" and “groom" share pieces of the wedding Sherry Veai, 17, and Mike Bidweli, 15, ponder their I I ' Major population changes are cake. wedding vows as the Rev. Paui Kroii reads the wedding The exercise teaches them the many serious issues not unheard of in American his- service Sunday at South United Methodist Church. The they’ll face if they choose to marry. ' tory, a land where American I ' Indians were succeeded by North­ ern European whites and hlack slaves. At the turn of this century snot y o u r Italians. Greeks, Poles and others from the south and east of Europe flooded in. vastly changing the complexion of the nation. Today the flow stems largely from Asia and Latin America, the study notes. house? "One thing is clear; The nation's ethnic composition is again chang­ 'A i i l ing dramatically. This is an opportunity and a challenge.” "If illegal immigration remains high and annual immigration aver­ ages 1 million, the non-Hispanic 4 ^ Xerox spends for education Continued from page 1 3 Christian Youth Fellow­ based Xerox. "The private sector can't lie ship members at South Sherry and Mike kneel before the Rev. Kroll, who reads back and merely point the fingerat United Methodist Church the bridal service. Washington to solve our nation's competitiveness problem," Bal- liii held a mock wedding on drige said. "This new Xerox Sunday. Herald photo­ learning institute is a fine example that industry is beginning to meet grapher David Rocha -X« these competitive challenges.” P * ;f caught some wedding “ The education of our young people is a critical factor affecting moments, including Mike this nation's productivity," he said, "W e can't compete success­ Bidweli, at right, taking fully in a global economy with a the garter from the workforce that lacks basic skills." The institute's research will “bride," Sherry Veal. focus on “ artificial intelligence," a programming technology that aia- bles a computer to solve problems through a reasoning process sim­ ilar to that used by humans. With this technology, researchers will study how people think and learn and will try to develop new, more effective ways of teaching. An artificial intelligence pro­ gram can guide a student through & the problem-solving process and diagnose the causes of his or her errors, said George E. Pake. who founded Xerox's Palo Alto Re­ search Center in 1970. He will direct the new institute. "Our experience has been that students get discouraged going up blind alleys. We have to find ways .The Rev. Paul Kroll of South United 9 to seal off those blind alleys or at Methodist Church presides at a mock least help the students find their wedding. own way out.” he said. Photos by David Rocha <• Suspect brought from Arizona Paying tribute to a tower of stubborn strength A local man was extradited from • Free gift for all who call identifying their house- Arizona today to face larceny and without the rest of her family, when downed Cokes and munched fries, not supposed to lose her 72-year-old arguing this any further. You look other charges after he failed to no obligation! It seems grandmother. me up when you are past 70, and strange not to she was just a teen-ager. played game after game of bridge appear in court in August, police “ What’s the matter? You don’t we’ll talk again.” be prowling Her willingness to remain on her and canasta, and expounded her said today. • A BIGGER Free Gift for all who list their homes own paths, regardless of where philosophy of life. think I can take care of myself?” Call 649-9601 through card AT THE END of the week in Michael Caldwell, 28, of 12 Alice she teased me. noting the long face. stores this conventional wisdom would have There are two very clear memo­ Drive, failed to appear for an Aug. with Crossen Realty. Mv Side “ If I hadn’t found you. I ’d have Binghamton, we awarded her the week, shopping led her, has served as an example ries which I have retained from 20 court hearing on charges of hitch-hiked back to your house.” “ Grandmother of Arts” degree for the abso­ for her granddaughters. When I that week 14 years ago. One larceny, burglary, interfering with The other vivid memory Is of my with a special citation for bravery • Dinner for 2 at Cavey’s-w hen we sell your lutely perfect, Nancy Pappas was in college, I enjoyed a involves being lost, the other an officer and trespassing He was grandmother — normally the per­ in the face of bombastic professors. flowery birth­ particularly bold example of this. involves being found. 6 arrested Aug. 10 after police found listed home. sonification of the term "ladylike” Matted in faded purple construc­ fo r a H g day card. It I secured a tiny part in a I left her in the student center one tion paper, encased in a dime store him with a bag of unidentified Shakespearian production, and she day, this 4-foot 9-Inch silver-haired — finding the courage to argue feels odd not to frame, the honorary degree hung goods after pursuing him from a • Check this aerial now-call as soon as you traveled from Philadelphia up to lady in a dress and high heels very loudly with one Professor have a long­ in Grammy’s elegant dining room, home on Church Street, according Binghamton, N.Y.. toseeoneofthe seated among the long hairs in Edwards, a rather pompous Sha­ spot your house. distance tele­ beneath a crystal chandelier, for to a police report. performances. jeans and fringed vests. kespeare instructor who was visit­ phone call to make, wishing a there’s a far greater balance of the next 12 years. It was one of While no items from that house But instead of going back home When I wandered through an ing our campus from the Univer­ cheerful "happy birthday” to a good times than bad in the equation those things we had to cart away in were reported missing. Caldwell • A different aerial view next tim e-keep looking! with my parents, she stayed on for hour or so later, I wasn’t able to sity of Edinburgh. surprise. tiny white-haired lady In of our relationship. the spring. admitted to entering another almost a week at our college. Ir spot her. She was too small for her Edwards, a mere 50-or-so, had Philadelphia. What shall I do with it now? It’s home, whose address he could not 1971, long before elderly student.': blue-rinsed puffy hair to poke up little that was sympathetic to say The gutsy lady that we all qalled M Y GRANDMOTHER was knit­ going In among the sweaters she remember, policesaid. In addition, were a common campus pheno above the backs of the booths. about the elderly characters in One "Bigger Gift" per household • Drinks not included at Cavey's "Grammy” died In May. And I ’m ting sweaters for me, right up until made me, an enormous trunk full poiice said Caldwell had in his menon, she attended my classes, I think I finally found her by Shakespeare’s tragedies. My not sur^ I felt the full Impact of that a month before she dipd. She was of them which I ’ve collected for possession an address book con­ fried up potato pancakes in our kneeling on the floor and taking a grandmother, who had only a passing until this month._ also, stubbornly, still living in her passing familiarity with the plays more than 20 years. And when my necting him to 9 motor vehicle on It’s not that we always got along own apartment, even though she coed farm house a mile from the puppy’s eye view of the place. in question, took issue with his daughters are determined to follow Center Street that had been — far from It. She was a wonderful, campus, and held court among tr y Hers, I reasoned, wouldbe the only could scarcely care for it or analysis. a particularly difficult course of entered stubborn, opinionated gal who was herself. Nobody in the family was friends. black high-heeled pumps. He used scholarly quotations to action, I hope I ’ll have the good Caldwell was to appear this Crossen Realty Inc. always on the outs with one of her particularly surprised by the back up his side of the argument; sense to pull it out and remember morning in Manchester Superior progeny. I took my turn, with the spunk and courage she was show­ HER FAVORITE SPOT. I think, WHEN I F IN A LLY got to her. I she used her life. the admirable heritage of stubborn Court, where bail and a trial date 117 Buckland St. • Manchester, CT rest, at being on the receiving end ing — this was typical of the woman was the students' restaurant, suppose I looked a bit gray at the Finally, she said, " It ’s not worth strength they have to call upon. were to be set. of her tantrums and tirades. But who came over from Latvia. where she drank coffee as others gills. After all. a college student is MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Nov. 13. 1986 — I I It ■ MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Nov. 13, 1986 Adopt a Pet Back pain in domestic pets Car leasing gains Doberman-shepherd as popular option is caused by disc disease QUESTION: prevent permanent loss of nerve is a nice little dog Do you dream of buying and M y d og r e ­ function. Occasionally, there can cently expe­ be a serious sudden Impingement owning your Sv Barbara Richmond ; own car — but rienced some on the spinal chord, which required Special to the Herald by a Victoria Road family. back pain. Af­ P e t F o ru m emergency surgery to relieve the Besides Poppy there were sev­ you can’t even ter taking some compression. eral new dogs at the pound this afford the down S y lv ia payment? Does X-rays, our Older animals experience disc , 11j®re were 15 dogs at the pound week. One is a male Pekingesethat. the thought of veterinarian Edward A. Williams, D.V.M. disease. However, the degenera­ on Tuesday. But fortunately, sev- was picked up on Turnbull Road on ' P o rte r said the prob­ tion of the disc occurs differently eral of them have known owners Nov. 7. Dog Warden Richard Rand driving your lem involved and tends to have a more insidious ' claim them said he thinks the dog Is about 3 own new car within the next few days every year send ' d one of the discs onset. The end result Is the same, years old. w 1 in his back. He however, unless the condition ia This week’s featured pet is a you up a wall? A male shepherd cross, about 1 Don’t despair! is a dachshund treated either surgically or with female Doberman-shepherd cross named Poppy. year old, was picked up Nov. 6 on and only 3 years old. Can you the strains and stresses on the medication. Have you considered that your lessor takes more risk. For this Oakland Street. He’s black and tan. answer may lie in leasing a car reason, closed-end leases tend to explain how this could happen? vertebrae as they move in a There are a variety of methods Poppy was found at the comer of The baby at the pound this week Is a three-directional manner. for treatment of Intervertebral Maple and Spruce streets on Nov. Instead? carry higher monthly paymenta. black and white male Labrador Increasing numbers of Ameri­ Leasing a car is easy; under­ ANSWER: What you are des­ In certain breeds, and crossbred disc disease. Your veterinarian 7. She’s about l year old and is a retriever cross. He’s only about 8 cribing is a disease that is seen dogs as well, there is a characteris­ can assess the extent of the nice little dog. cans are turning to leasing cars. It standing what you are doing is not. weeks old. He was wearing a collar may amaze you that one out of very frequently and has the gen­ tic degeneration of one or more of damage and recommend approp­ Twiggy, featured three weeks Here are a few tips; when picked up on .West Middle every five vehicles placed in eral name of "intervertebral disc the discs, which con begin at a very riate therapeutic measures. The ago, is still waiting to be adopted. • Deal with a reputable lessor. Turnpike near the Parkade on Nov. service this year has been leased, Know who owns the car! Small disease.” It is the most common early age. As early as 3 months, results of medical or surgical She is beginning to look much 12. N reports the National Vehicle neurological syndrome seen in radiographic (X-ray) changes can treatment depend upon many better since she’s being fed regu­ dealers may be able to offer Misty, a black and tan female Association. domestic animals. be seen, which indicate the inabil­ factors; each case must be individ­ larly. She showed visible signs of personalized service and mainte­ Intervertebral disc disease has ity of the disc to absorb shocks as a ually evaluated. neglect when picked up. shepherd, was wearing a Connecti­ QUESTION: Why has leasing nance, whereas a discount broker cut Humane Society tag 80575, could offer low rates but also could been reported in more than 80 normal disc should. Due to these To reduce the risk of disc 'Daisy, featured two weeks ago, is become a popular alternative to breeds of dogs, with particular changes, a relatively minor acci­ disease, the most important sug­ when picked up. The society said buying a car? leave you out in the cold if you have also waiting along with Colonel, trouble. prevalence in those characterized dent can occur and cause a portion gestion I can make is that you- ahe could be returned to them. who was featured last week. Daisy ANSWER: Less cost. • Examine the specifics of each as "chondrodystrophic” breeds. of a disc to rupture and protrude prevent obesity in your pet. The, The dog pound is located on town irf a pretty white and cream When you buy a car, first there’s deal. It may cost less, but what are BEFORE ..AND AFTER These are the well-known breeds into the spinal chord. spine is naturally subject to a property off Olcott Street near the shepherd cross. She was found a hefty down payment. If you take you getting? Is there an option to with a curvature of the long bones, A protrusion will put pressure on variety of stresses and the addition town landfill. Rand is at the pound roaming on Hillstown Road and is a an auto loan, monthly payments buy? What are your responsibili­ and include the dachshund, the the spinal chord, which then causes of excess weight will hasten th^. from noon to 1 p.m. weekdays or he about 14 months old. She’s very begin soon thereafter. When you ties, such as insurance? Details are Pekingese and the basset hound. a variety of symptoms ranging development of Intervertebral disc, can be reached by calling the Photo by Richmond friendly. Colonel is so friendly he lease, there's no down payment. very negotiable. Cats are also susceptible to inter­ from mild pain to extensive paraly­ problems. pound at 643-6642 or the Manches­ Here’s the real fish story wants to shake your hand all the ter Police Department at 646-4555. Typically, you pay a security • No question is too obvious. vertebral disc disease. sis. The severity of the symptoms Poppy, a 1-year-old female Doberman-shepherd cross, time. He was left tied to the fence at deposit, which usually equals one The spine is a series of bones depends on the extent of the Edward A. Williams Is a Man-, There is a $5 fee to adopt a dog Don’t be afraid to ask and re-ask. the pound on Oct. 27. woul(j rather be running around, but she stops long month’s payment, plus one • Make sure everything is called vertebrae that have a disc protrusion and the exact areas of Chester veterinarian. Do you have and the new owner must have the dog licenced. Before being licensed enough to have her picture taken with Dog Warden month’s advance payment. spelled out in writing. between each bone. The disc is a the chord that are affected. a question you’d like to see used The little poodle cross mentioned Depending on the deal you • Watch out for scams that matrix of cartilage and other soft Your veterinarian can deter­ here? Write to Pet Forum, P.O. in last week’s co^mn was adopted the dog must have its rabies shot. Richard Rand. from the mustache’s mouth negotiate and the options involved, advertise to sublet your leased car "cushion-type” tissues. These mine the extent of damage and the Box 591, Manchester Herald, Man­ the monthly payments for leasing if you are having trouble meeting discs act like shock absorbers to proper treatment necessary to chester 06040. V can be less than buying. payments. This is illegal! There have fishing a pool on the river. And I Social Security Mailbox Often you can lease a more • Understand that manufactur­ b e e n m a n y 0 had tied “ Joe’s Mustache” onto the expensive model. In addition, when ers’ warranties cover leased cars. comments end of my leader. you lease, you only pay for the • Know how long you want the about the ab­ After making two passes A bou t Town period you use the car. You don’t car. Don’t enter Into a lease for sence of hair J o e ’s through the pool with other flies, I Social Security credits remain on record have to worry about resale value more time than you actually want growing under was sure that my mustache fly was and if you’re overloaded with the car. It’s difficult and expensive my nose. The W o rld going to produce. On my very first Council opens art show Sunday serve lunch. Twenty-four craftsmen will sell baskets, loans, leasing offers an alternative to break a contract. Find out the comments have cast, as the fly swung round in the silk arrangements, wooden pieces, dolls, tole QUESTION: When my first child ANSWER: No. Any Social Secur­ return to work, you can earn any for SSI payments. Does this m ie to buying. penalties involved in case you have been in print in current, I thought I had detected a An exhibit of paintings by Sue Speier of Glastonbury paintings, woolen items, leather goods, stained glass was bom, I quit my job as a ity credits you earn, regardless of additional credits you need to get apply to my daughter? But be on guard; Leasing is to break the lease. Again, this is ail Joe Garman will be held from Sunday to Jan. 17 at the Chamber of this newspaper flash under the fly. and holiday items. bookkeeper. Now that all the when you earn them, remain on benefits. fundamentally different from buy­ negotiable before you sign. Commerce building, Hartford Road. The Manchester and have come Preparing to make another cast, children are in school, I've decided your Social Security liecord. Of ANSWER: If a person is a ing. After your monthly payments NOTE; Under the new tax law, from friends, I started to draw the fly toward me. Arts Council will give a Israeli film to be shown Sunday to return to work. Were the Social course, if you stop working before QUESTION: I recently had a bad resident of a public institution are over, the buyer owns the car certain benefits of buying disap­ acquaintances, And I almost flipped out. Coming reception for the artist Security credits I earned in my you have enough credits, no fall and injured my back. Will primarily for approved educa­ and the lessee does not. pear. If you take out a car loan next and even strangers. 2S feet or more across the pool was Nov. 23 from 2 to 5 p.m. The Israeli film, “ Hill 24 Doesn’t Answer,” will be farmer job taken off my record benefits will be payable on your Medicare pay for the services of a tional or vocational training to Although recent low interest year, only 65 percent of the interest There also have been all kinds of a large salmon after the fly. Water at the chamber building. shown Sunday at 7:30 p.m. at Federation East, 434 when I stopped working? Social Security record. But, if you chiropractor? prepare him or her for gainful rates on auto loans have enticed will be deductible. By 1991 — zero stories floating around as to why creating a bow wave both sides of Speier . studied in Eu­ Oakland St. Tickets will be available at the door and employment, he or she may be car buyers, what’s best for you will be deductible. Also you’ll no that glorious mustache of mine its head, it came charging toward rope, South Africa and will cost $2.50 general admission, $2 for senior citizens ANSWER: Medicare medical eligible for SSI. For more Informa­ depends on your specific needs. If longer be able to deduct sales tax. was removed from my face. The the fly. Came right up to it, Boston. Her paintings, and $1 for students. insurance helps pay for only one tion, contact any Social Security you plan to keep a car for a long While the public still perceives Manchester Herald published a hesitated one fraction of a second, which have been exhi­ The movie is the first major feature film to be kind of treatment furnished by a office. time or if you run up high mileage buying a car as buying something story that I did it so that the gods and then that IS- or 18-pound fish bited in several coun­ produced entirely in Israel. It tells the story of four Liberalism threatens licensed and Medicare-certified in a three-to four-year period, to own, says Robert M. Frawley, would smile on me, and allow me to leaped clear out of the water over , tries. are inspired by young people assigned to defend Hill 24 outside chiropractor. The only treatment QUESTION: I got something in leasing is not for you. But if you director of dealership operations at catch a salmon. This is a half truth, the fly and headed upstream. natural objects. Jerusalem. The show is the third in a series of five that can be covered is manual the mail from a company that want an automobile for a limited the National Automotive Dealers foisted on the public by a certain Another half hour in the pool with presented by the Suburban Institute of Adult Jewish family, report says manipulation of the spine to offered to help me get a Social period of time, investigate leasing. Association, more consumers are female editor of this newspaper. “ Joe’s Mustache” proved fruit­ Bridge club Studies. correct a subluxation that can be Security number for my baby if I There are two basic types of learning about leasing. It's to your Allow me to give you the true story, less, and Bill Senecal and I headed demonstrated by X-ray. Medical' would pay them $10. Is this legal? leases. Briefly, under an open-end advantage to educate yourself on right from the mustache’s mouth. upstream. scores given WASHINGTON (A P) — A report report authored by its chairman, insurance does not pay for any lease, you run the risk of owing this auto option. To receive a free Last year in October, while About two or three hours later, Senlora bring big band sound ANSWER: It is legal, but you do extra money to the lessor, but you copy of the Consumer’s Guide to Manchester AM today to President Reagan by a Gary L. Bauer, undersecretary of other diagnostic or therapeutic fishing for Atlantic salmon in Nova we ran into Tommy Murphy, the not have to pay any money to get a have more options at the end of the Vehicle Leasing, write to; Public Bridge Club results for The Manchester Senior Big Band will hold an open special administration task force education, endorses restrictions on services. Including X-rays, fur­ Scotia, I decided at the onset of the fisheries warden, and his Social Security number for your lease term. With a closed-end Reference Branch, Room 130, Nov. 3 include; dance Sunday from 2 to 6 p.m. at the Elks Lodge, 30 charges that the fabric of Ameri­ welfare for unmarried teen-age nished by a chiropractor. trip that I would grow a mustache. assistant. child. All you have to do is contact lease, which is popular, you’re not Federal Trade Commission, Wa­ Photos by Brad Stevens North-south: Jim Bissell St. Lou Joubert will lead the senior band and can family life has been tom by two mothers, exhorts the courts to This was to be a great mustache, “ Hey, Joe, have to talk to you,” any Social Security office. You will responsible for the value of the car shington, D.C. 20580. If you have B^ker and Louise Ker- Lou Joubert Jr. will lead the Brothers Three. There decades of liberal social experi­ back off mlings that undermine QUESTION: My daughter, who long, with upturned ends, flowing, Murph said, with that twinkle in his n e ^ evidence of your child’s date when you return it, unless there’s questions about the Leasing Act, The "illegal" fly that wooed mode, first: Phyllis will be no admission charge but donations will be ments, from no-fault divorce laws traditional family mores and urges is severely handicapped, attends in the style of the 1890s. Why? eye that I knew boded no good. of birth, citizenship, and identity. excessive mileage or wear and tear write to: Division of Credit Practi­ Pierson and Barbara accepted. Proceeds will go to the Senior Band Uniform to permissive sex to the easy the government to resist social vocational training at a local Because it was something I always a salmon ’’You know that mustache fly of You will also need evidence of your on the car. Since you can walk ces, Federal Trade Commission, Anderson, second; Hal and Music Fund. availability of welfare. engineering and lighten the tax institution. I ’ve heard that people wanted to do. And I was away for yours? Well, put it in your fly book own identity. away once you return the car, the Washington, D.C. 20580. Lucal and Carol Lucal, Sue Speier The task force on the family, in a burden on families. in public institutions aren’t eligible two weeks. Time enough to get it and leave it there. It is now illegal hooked, played, hand-tailed, and third. 3 started before the folks at home on the river.” Pinochle scores announced East-west; Mollie Timreck and Peg Dunfield, first; could start wondering about the released a 20-pound salmon on an “ What the hell are you talking Pat Schackner and Lettie Jane Glenn, second; Pinochle scores for the Nov. 6 play at the Army and dirt under my nose if I had tried old cane rod. To say I was pleased about. Murph? And where and SENSODYNE Murray Powell and Barbara Phillips, third. Navy Club include; Sylvia Gower 630, Robert CONTAC growing one under a normal was an understatement. when did you hear about my fly?” Results for the Nov. 6 play include; Schubert 580, Kitty Byrnes 571, John O’Neil 565, Tony Toothpaste work-a-day week. I also did it to My fishing buddies, who had' “ Never mind where I heard Capsules ARRID North-south; Mollie Timreck and Bette Martin, DeMaio 564, Arline Paquin 563, Martin Bakston 558, kind of give me an edge with the heard my statement of the year about it. and how I heard about it. ROLAIDS POLIDENT 2.1 oz. first; Ellen Goldberg amd Viginia Weeks, second; Mary Hill 554, Arnold Jensen 550 and Seena Andrew m ’s TELDRIN Spray salmon gods. (I'm not' supersti­ before, said "OK, do it. And Just put it in your book and keep it Mary Corkum and Tom Regan, third. 540. Capsules Sodium Free Tablets tious. ... I just cpver ail the bases) remember what else you said there. I understand it scared all the /- ...... ;''7 , $ 1 4 9 Deodorant East-west; Morris Kamins and Jim Baker, first; $ 2 6 9 Cherry Flavor At that time I said in front of you’d do.” fish down river, and there isn’t a 12 mg 40's John Kilboume and Saul Cohen, second; Frankie All Types witnesses that I was going to grow The other thing I had opened my salmon left in any of the lower YWCA holds gift workshop Teldrin 75'S Brown and Peg Dunfield. third. 12's this appendage, and if I caught a big mouth about was that I would pools.” 4 oz. The YWCA will hold a two-session holiday workshop $ 1 9 7 salmon that trip, would keep the tie the hairs from my mustache on And with that, he and his SSKEAti $ 2 7 9 $169 mustache for a year, and on the a salmon fly and fish said fly. assistant broke up and practically Dec. 4 and Dec. 11 from 1 to 2 p.m. at the YWCA, 78 N. $ 2 2 9 Hike along Hockanum River Main St., for children 3‘A to 5. Registration may be t2HauRAa0 return trip a year from that time, Well, I did it. Note the “ before” rolled on the ground laughing. made by mail or in person. The fee is $6 for members would shave it off after landing my and “ after” pictures. Also note the They can laugh all they want. At The Hockanum Linear Park Committee will sponsor ______m and $8 for non-members. first salmon of 1986. picture of “ Joe’s Mustache,” the least I had a salmon come to the a walk Sunday at 2 p.m. starting at the Adams Mill Needless to say, the salmon gods fly tied with the wild hairs from fly. And next year. 1 may take it out Restaurant, 165 Adams St. Walkers may eat brunch at heard me, for I caught not one fish under my beak. of retirement, and let’s see who the restaurant first if they wish. The walk will start in back of the restaurant, proceed north along the river, Enjoy breakfast with Santa TROJAN in 1985, but took two, and that was a This was all done the night I laughs last. cross the railroad bridge and return on the opposite Ribbed tough year for fishing. caught my fish. The next morning The Manchester Education Association will sponsor ClAIROL JOHNSONS side of the river. The rain date is Nov. 22. GILLETTE RID Comes October 1986, and the Bill Senecal of Munson, Mass., one Joe Carman is a Manchester Breakfast with Santa Dec. 6 from 9 to 11 a.m. at Contraceptive NKEirEASV Baby Manchester High School. The cost for pancakes, a ESSENCE Lice second day we were on the river, I of the local fishermen, and I were resident who is a recognized Shields Haircolor Cornstarch authority on fly rods and fly Christmas fair Is SaturAlay photograph with Santa, a gift, and entertainment by Shampoo ATRA KibUnNS high school performing groups, will be $4.50. To 12's All Shades Powder TWrEMi Treatment fishing. All Types Razor NC«ma A Christmas fair, Sleigh Bells Ring, will be held register, send a check with name, address, telephone 11 oz. 9 oz. CBABOn’ puHirnci 4 oz. Births Saturday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at St. Maurice Church. number and number of children and adults who will $ 3 8 7 euu« t ir.i Spanish explorer Hernando de Bolton. There will be no admission charge and a attend to the Manchester Education Association, $ ] ^ 9 9 $ 3 4 7 $ 0 3 9 Soto died in 1542 while searching nursery will be available. Booths will include: Y e Olde Breakfast with Santa, Nathan Hale School, 160 Spruce $ 1 4 9 for goldo be negotiated with the Country Store, Women’s Boutique, Men’s Place, St. Proceeds will go to the Scholarship Fund. Coles, Randy Eugene, son of Perkins of Coventry. His paternal News, and operational data from Sweet Tooth Bakery, Holly Shoppe, Around the Home Reservations are due by Nov. 21. Call Jessie Hovey at Randy Alan and Christina (Briggs) grandparents are John and Marie other Knight-Ridder properties. Shoppe and the Kiddie Komer. The Calico Kitchen will 649-6261. Coles of 128 Eldridge St., was bom Bussiere of 27C Bluefield Drive. He Nov. 1 at Manchester Memorial has a brother, Roger, 3. ALK A Hospital. His maternal grandpar­ THE LITTLE THEATER CLOSE UP$1 39 GAVISCON TYLENOL $ 3 5 9 $ 1 7 7 ents are Thelma D. Ferry of OF MANCHESTER Toothpaste * Antacid OSCAL Extra Strength S E L TZ E R Riverside Drive and Larry N. Pomerleau, Serena Theresa, PRIME RIB Briggs of Ellington. His paternal daughter of Victor Joseph and The TONY AWARD 12 oz. Calcium MUSICAL 4.6 oz. IMPULSE Caplets PLUS grandparents are Sandra B. Coles Sherry (Adams) Pomerleau Sr. of Preienti... 9 Regulac Body Spray Supplement of 128 Eldridge St. and Ronald J. 114 Rachel Road, was bom Oct. 29 $50 9 Buy One Tablets Coles in Florida. at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Electric Musk 250 mg. 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6:00PM OD (E (H) (E Thr««*t Company CD Magnum. P. Fears of contracting AIDS O j) (S ) Qlmma a Break Clemens fully aware ® Private Benjamin | HILL STREET BLUES I Doctor Who ) Charlie's Angels are unjustified by the facts ® Quincy Sergeant Bates (Betty Thom­ as) advises her new partner, @ ) Reporter 41 DEAR they refuse to make her car MacNeil-Lehrer Newshour Officer Flaherty (Robert Clo- of the Cy Young hex dJ) payments. She Insists that she hessy), to tread softly in the ABBY: Like dD Facts of Life everyone else, I didn’t ask to be bom and parents [DIS] MOVIE: 'BIsckbeard's Ghost' A “Say Uncle” episode of "Hill owe their children an education Street Blues,” airing THURS­ ann confused V Michael A. Lutz college track coach accidentally conjures about AIDS. and a place to live. Poor “ Dis­ happened for me,” Clemens said., Sox were one strike away from up the ghost of Blackboard. Dean Jones. DAY, NOV. 13, on NBC. ?ihe Associated Press How contagious D ear A b b y gusted” complains because her “ We had a couple of injuries and winning the World Series before Peter Ustinov. Suzanne Pleshette. 1968. they looked around the comer and losing in seven games to the New [ESPN] Mazda SportsLook is It? I have a boyfriend is threatening to break CHECK LISTINGS' FOR EXACT TIME Abigail Van Buren up with her because her parents KATY, Texas — Boston’s Roger there I was." York Mets. [USA] Dance Party USA friend who will Clemens has accepted the Ameri­ not eat at a won’t let her stay out all night. Kansas City’s Bret Saberhagen Clemens joined Detroit’s Denny 6:30PM CB WKHP in Cincinnati Well, I’m a 21-year-old “ mature” can League Cy Young Award and won the AL honor in 1985, only to McLain and New York’s Ron restaurant that the legacy that accompanies it. (X) ® ABC News employs gay working girl who goes to school, succumb to arm injuries that Guidry as the AL’s only unanimous (3D Benson pays for my own education, clo­ “ It’s almost a challenge to get dropped him to a '7-12 record and Cy Young winners since the waiters. And this award, because Cy Young 4.15 ERA. QD s c t v she’s quit her thing, car payments, car insu­ baseball writers began giving the (S ) Too Close for Comfort rance, and I also do my share of winners in the past have had award to the best pitcher In each regular hairdresser' because she blood. In the last year, several trouble the year after they win It," Detroit’s Willie Hernandez, the (S) ® NBC News dD Tales of the Unexpected chores around the house. league in 1967. McLain was a 8:30PM C B M illio n D ollar C h a n c e o f a thinks he’s gay. (She says, “ Why studies have been conducted of Clemens said Wednesday after 1984 winner, finished 8-10 in 1985. (S ) Nightly Business Report L ife tim e ® M * A * S * H Parents don’t owe their children unanimous choice In 1968 and take a chance?’’) persons living in the same house­ becoming only the third unanimous Chicago’s LaMarr Hoyt won the Noticiero SIN @) dD Family Ties (CC) Alex follows Guidry in 1078. N dD (3D 24 Horas Abby, how big a chance is a hold with people with AIDS without an education and a place to live. 1983 award after a 24-10 season, M allory and N ick to N ew Jersey in an effort winner of the honor. dD Silver Spoons dD SCTV Network person taking to be served by a gay Now that I’m an adult, I owe it to only to slip the next year to 13-18. to stop their planned elopement. In Stereo. sexual contact. Of the several “ I’ll work even harder in the ‘"There were several outstanding [CNN] Showbiz Today waiter, or to let a gay hairdresser myself and my parents to pay them Milwaukee’s Pete Vukovich was dD Novels: Herencia Maldita [CNN] Moneyline hundreds of people studied, and ; off-season to try to knock down pitchers in the league this year, but [ESPN] SportsCenter Live. . [DIS] Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet shampoo and set her hair? I’m though they used the same dishes, back for all their financial backing 18-6 in winning the Cy Young in only one Roger Clemens,” Boston dD Good Health from Jane Brody's and support I was given while I was ; those gremlins that seem to chase [U S A ] Love Me, Love Me Not K itc h e n [HBO ] Inside the NFL Highlights of the signing my name, but please don’t the same towels, the same heel the Cy Young winner.” 1082, then didn’t win a game the Manager John McNamara said. NFL games, including commentary by Len growing up. next season after experiencing 7:00PM CE CBS News use it. I hope you print my letter linen and the same toilets as the . Clemens, 24, already has over­ “ It would have been the robbery of 9:00PM d ) Knots Landing (CC) Peter Dawson and Nick Buoniconti. (60 min.) In because a lot of people, are as people with AIDS, not a single “ Disgusted” should stop spend- arm troubles. CID O) (S) M*A*S*H seeks a solution for his problems, Lilimae Stereo. come long odds by winning the the century if he hadn’t won.” has a premonition about Paige and Gary confused and frightened as I am. person contracted the AIDS virus. iiig every dime she earns on clothes Clemens received the maximum C£) ® Wheel of Fortune [MAX] Max Headroom award one year after undergoing The 1081 winner, Milwaukee delivers Jill an ultimatum. (60 min.) MRS. C., BEVERLY HILLS So it is reasonable to conclude that and put it toward that car payment 140 points after being voted the top (X) $100,000 Pyramid [TMC] MOVIE: 'Cocoon' (CC) A group sugrery on his right shoulder on reliever Rollie Fingers, went from ( B (3D Colbys (CC) A seemingly happy or room and board, or even for her 0 of aliens has a dramatic effect on the lives people who do not engage in unsafe Aug. 30, 1085. He led the major choice of all 28 writers, two from (3D Jeffersons Sable plans trouble from Jason and Fran­ a 6-3 record to 5-6 the next season, of several people living in a retirement DEAR LADY: AIDS is a sexually sex or shoot up drugs are at no risk own education. each league city. On a 5-3-1 point (3jD Carson's Comedy Classics cesca and learns how she can prove Miles leagues with 24 victories and set a cornmunity. Wilford Brimley. Don transmitted disease, and your If my boyfriend wants to break and suffered an arm injury that is the father of Fallon's baby. (60 min.) from being around people with record by striking out 20 batters in basis, Milwaukee’s Ted Hi^era @ ) MacNeil-Lehrer Newshour Ameche. Brian Dennehy. 1985. Rated PG- friend would be far wiser to worry up with me because I can’t spend a plagued him for the rest of his CB MOVIE; 'Cpntract on Cherry Street' AIDS. a 3-1 victory over Seattle last April was second with 42 points and 84) Barney Miller 13. In Stereo. about her own sexual behavior night or weekend with him, then career. A New York (jity police inspector uses The bottom line; AIDS is a 20 . California’s Mike Witt was third ® ) New Newlywed Game [USA] Wanted: Dead or Alive than who is setting her hair or that’s his problem. He can either Baltimore’s Steve Stone won 24 . unorthodox methods to stamp out crime. sexually transmitted disease. It is He won his first 14 decisions with 35. Also receiving votes were dD Novela: Maria de Nadia Frank Sinatra, Martin Balsam, Verna 1 1:30PM CB 0® ABC News Night- taking her order. According to Dr. deal with the situation, or take a games and the Cy Young in 1980, no longer limited to homosexuals before losing 4-2 to the Toronto Dave Righetti of New York, Jack @ Nightly Business Report Bloom. 1977. lin e Mervyn Silverman, president of hike! but had a sore arm and only four and drug addicts. Blue Jays on July 2. He lost only Morris of Detroit and Mark Eich- © } Maude dD MOVIE: 'Death W ish' After his wife (3D Honeymooners the American Foundation for AIDS Who is absolutely safe? Only MARIA KASTELAN. wins the next season. hom of Toronto. is killed and his daughter brutally as­ three more games the rest of the “ A lot of the past winners have [CNN] Moneyline dD ^ Tonight Show Tonight's guests Research: "All” gays do not have couples who always use a condom NORTHRIDGE, CALIF. saulted, a law-abiding citizen beccrdes a are Jack Paar and The Amazing Randi. (60 season. V gotten caught up in all the banquets Clemens said he will rest until [E S P N ] PGA Golf; 1986 Isuzu Kapalua vigilante. Charles Bronson, Hope Lange. AIDS, nor have ’’all” gays been unless they are in a long-standing min ) In Stereo. Clemens led the AL with a 2.48 and autograph signings,” Clemens Dec. 1, then begin training for next International Second round coverage Vincent Gardenia. 1974. infected with the virus. Further, monogamous relationship. DEAR MARIA: Hooray for you! from Maui, Hawaii. (2 hrs.) Live. dD MOVIE: 'Killers of Kilimanjaro' An eamed-run average and was se­ said. “ I’m going to make a select season. (H) dD Cheers (CC) When Sam poses as engineer, commissioned to survey and there is not one case on record of a The days of casual sex are over! I received a barrage of letters from [H B O ] MOVIE; 'Grease' A young man cond to Seattle’s Mark Langston in a rioted heart surgeon to gain entrance at a build the first East African railway, is beset college students who feel as you do few banquets and do my off-season “ By the time I get to spring and his summer sweetheart meet again in hairdresser infecting a client in the popular restaurant, he cancels Diane's re­ by wild beasts, hostile tribesmen, and an strikeouts, 245 to 238. work." training,” he said, “ I’d like to their senior year of high school. John Tra­ line of duty, nor of a food handler DEAR ABBY: Thank you for and are clearly disgusted with servations and Diane is determined to get Arab slave trader. Robert Taylor, Anthony “ I’d love for it to happen again, Clemens helped Boston win its one or two steps ahead of everyone volta, Olivia r^ewton-John, Stockard Chan- even In Stereo. infecting a customer. your response to “ Disgusted,” the ’’Disgusted.” Newley, Anne Aubrey. 1960. but this was just a year that first pennant since 1075 and the Red else.” ning. 1978. Rated PG. In Stereo dD Living Planet: A Portrait of the Earth AIDS is not transmitted easily or Hogan's Heroes 20-year-old “ mature” college girl [USA] Riptide (CC) Attenborough's escapades include casually — not by a sneeze, not by a whose problem is her parents. CONFIDENTIAL TO GREAT traveling to South Georgia to encounter an d D N e w s 7:30PM dD p m Magazine touch, not by being in the same IDEA FROM WA’TERLOO, IOWA: albatross and viewing sweeping weather [CN N] Sports Tonight She lives at home, rent-free, has dD A Current Affair patterns enveloping our planet through room with an infected person. a part-time job and spends every Chastity belts for men? It would [DIS] MOVIE; Barry of the Great St. NBA roundup time-lapse photography. (60 min.) (R). It is transmitted by sexual seem more practical to just lock up dD (23) Jeopardy Bernard' A St. Bernard finds his devotion dime she makes on clothes. Her ( T ) Entertainment Tonight dD Novela; Muchachita tested when he must choose between contact or directly through the parents pay for her education, but the whole man. Independent Network News dD Mystery: Brat Farrar (CC) A destitute rescuing his master or someone else. Jean (3D Claude Dauphin, Pierre Tabard. 1977. (3D Best of Saturday Night m an w ho bears a clo se resem blance to the heir of a wealthy family returns to England [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Goonies' (CC) A group ( ^ (S ) Barney Miller from America, engulfing himself in a of kids encounter vengeful pirates iri a Celtics don’t miss Bird (Sp Carson's Comedy Classics wicked plot. (60 min.) Part 1. neighborhood cave when they go looking for buried treasure. Sean Astin, Jo^ Bro- Blood loss has explanations New Newlywed Game [CN N] Larry King Live lin, Jeff Cohen. 1985. Rated PG. ® All New Dating Game [DIS] MOVIE: 'Meet Me After the [USA] Alfred Hitchcock Hour DEAR DR. Wild. Wild World of Animals Show ' When the marriage of a Broadway dently, you did not have a tumor, star and a producer-director breaks up, he GO’TT: Three dD Carol Burnett and Friends 1 1 :35PM CB Entertainment Tonight ulcer or diverticulitis — the three feels she's only in love with money. Betty Harry Anderson, I'Night Court" star, tells days after my as Fred Roberts stars most common causes of intestinal [C N N ] Crossfire Grable, Rory Calhoun, Eddie Albert. 1951. ET about "The 10th Annual Young Co­ annual physi­ [M A X ] MOVIE; Dreamchild’ The [ESPN] College Football; Indiana State medians All-.Star Reunion" an upcoming bleeding. woman who was the inspiration for Lewis at Northern Iowa (3 hrs.) Live. HBO special In Stereo cal, my doctor called me and D r. G o tt Aspirin can cause bleeding from Bv Dove O'Hara He scored 12 points and grabbed player the last two years, was Carroll's most famous character, is pro­ [HBO] MOVIE: 'Power' (CC) A media 12:00AM CD K o ja k The Associated Press 9 rebounds as the Celtics outscored ejected on two technical fouls with filed. Ian Holm, Coral Browne, Peter Gal­ consultant with an ability to turn political told me to get to the stomach because the drug CB Nightlife Boston ahead 24-17 and 2:52 re­ A P p h o to lagher. 1985. Rated PG. candidates into winners uses his know­ the hospital Peter Gott, M.D. causes gastritis, a raw inflamma­ Milwaukee 35-16 to take a 100-74 [T M C ] MOVIE: The Beast From ledge to gam power. Richard Gere, Julie (T) Carol Burnett right away. The tion of the stomach lining, which BOSTON — The Boston Celtics lead into the fourth quarter. maining in the first period. 20.000 Fathoms' After an experimental Christie, Gene Hackman. 1986. Rated R. S D S t ^ r T r e k la b report can ooze'. were shocked when superstar "I knew I had to play 100 Johnson was called for a foul in Vancouver defenseman Garth Butcher NHL game Wednesday night in Van­ atomic blast, a scientist sees a tremen­ [M A X ] MOVIE; Deadly Force' A former blocking a scoring attempt by (3D Tales of the Unexpected showed that Larry Bird was ejected on two percent,” Roberts said. ” I didn’t couver. The Whaiers rallied for a 4-3 dous pre-historic beast. Paul Christian. co p is called upon to track dow n a psych o ­ If I were you, I would lay off want to look pretty, just scrap and Milwaukee’s Terry Cummings and (5) is on the ice as he holds the stick of Paula Raymond, Ceci Kellaway. 1953. (M) Alfred Hitchcock Presents more than half technical fouls late in the first pathic mass murderer Wings Hauser, Bird was ejected for remarks to the Hartford’s Torrie Robertson in their victory over the Canucks. Joyce Ingalls, Paul Shenar. 1983. Rated R. (3D D ic k C a v e tt my blood aspirin and get your stool periodi­ period. help us get a win.” 8:00PM (B Simon & Simon A.J. and "Roberts came in and did a job officials. Jack Madden and Bill [TM C] MOVIE: 'Irreconcilable Differ­ dD Novela: Am o y Senor (60 min.) supply was missing. During the before your physical — the reports cally checked for blood, perhaps as In the end, though, the NBA’s Rick contend with the aggressive young Oakes. son of a murdered investigative reporter, ences' A nine-year-old girl tries to 'di­ dD Sanford and Son next week I had two units of blood, show nothing,” and sent me home. often as once a week for awhile. If most valuable player the last two on us,” Milwaukee veteran Sidney who is determined to solve his father's vorce' herself from her self-involved par­ the bleeding doesn’t return, you Moncrief said. "Maybe we should [CNN] Newsnight a G.I. series, a barium enema, a In one million words or less, please years hardly was missed. Kings 110, Nuggets 108 death. (60 min.) ents Ryan O'Neal, Shelley Long, Drew go back and tell them to reverse the [ESPN] SportsCenter Live. proctoscopy, a gastroscopy anil a comment. can blame the aspirin and rest Newcomer F r ^ Roberts, a ( E MOVIE: 'Tw o Mules for Sister Sara' Barrymore. 1984. Rated PG. easy. If it starts again, you will technical fouls (on Bird).’’ Terry Tyler, who scored 20 points [HBO] America Undercover: Surveill­ bone-marrow test. At the end of all veteran signed as a free agent a After rescuing a nun from an attack by 9:30PM C® NHL Hockey:, Hartford to lead Sacramento, was im­ ance... No Place to Hide A startling look have to go through more testing, few weeks ago, came off the bench With veterans Danny Ainge, Bill Long-range bombing three men, a man and the nun join forces to W halers vs. Calgary Flames (2 hrs , 30 this, my doctor said, ” It must have DEAR READER: I’ll try to do it 3 pressed with the poise of Derek help the Mexican Juaristas in their attempt min.) at the rapid increase in the use o f electronic been the few aspirin you took in less than a million. You were which may include a mesenteric and scored 23 points while grab- Walton and Scott Wedman injured, to overthrow Emperor Maxmillian’s gov­ surveillance. (60 min.) arteriogram — a fancy X-ray study the Boston Celtics appeared ready Smith, whose two free throws with @D N ig h t C o u rt A s Dan lies in a com a, anemic. This could have resulted l3ing 12 rebounds Wednesday night, ernment. Clint Eastwood, Shirley Ma- 39 seconds remaining broke a tie. Harry regrets that his last words to him 1 2:05AM CB Night Heat O'Brien and from improper blood-cell forma­ to identy[y a source of bleeding sparking the Celtics to a 124-116 to be taken when Bird was ejected. cLaine. 1970. Giambone investigate when a a painting is and Otis Thorpe, whose two with 13 were in anger. Part 2 of 2, In Stereo. tion, destruction of blood cells within the large bowel. victory over the Milwaukee Bucks. “ We were in shock for a little C B (3§) Our World (CC) (60 min ) stolen from a m useum gallery opening. (70 seconds left sealed the victory in @D Novela: Camino Secreto within your body or loss of blood. “ Fred is our backup MVP,” while after Larry got ejected, but CB News min.) nets a Whaler victory Thoughts Denver. CD Kay O Brien Kayo strug­ quipped Boston guard Jerry everyone realiz^ we had to take (11) MOVIE: 'National Lampoon's Ani­ 1 0:00PM ( B Ju d g e ’The bone-marrow exam would DEAR DR. GOTT: How are gles for a w elfare parient to have a desper­ 1 2:30AM up the slack,” Sichting said. “ Fred “ A win like this, especially on the mal House' A feud erupts between rival have shown an abnormality if you Sichting. ately needed heart operation which she CB Entertainment Tonight doctors selected to participate In road, really doesalot for ourclub.” fraternities. John Belushi, Tim Matheson, weren’t producing enough blood. “ Roberts is the write-in candi­ can play. He showed in the cannot afford (60 min ) Cjp Jim & Tammy the Medicaid program? Tyler said. “ Otis Thorpe stepped in VANCOUVER, British Columbia Canuck coach Tom Watt. "But Donald Sutherland. 1978. My Alma Mater is the Jewish First cause explained. Blood tests date on the All-Star ballots now,” preseason he can be solid without C B N e w s dD ^ Late Night with David Letterman (AP) — It didn’t take the Hartford don’t just blame the goaltender on Q® McCloud ’Theological Seminary of America. would have indicated whether your said Milwaukee assistant coach getting the kind of stats he got and made some free throws and so NHL roundup CB (3D 20/20 (CC) (60 min.) Tonight's guests are Teri Garr, Joseph This year it is celebrating its 100th tonight” ^ did Derek Smith and that tends to Whalers long to compile a book on the last goal. dD Star Trek Heller and 80-year-old dancer Barbara blood cells were deformed or being DEAR READER: The doctors Del Harris, who filled in for ailing (3D Independent Network News anniversary. This is also the first develop a poised basketball team.” rookie goaltender Wendell Young “ We had a chance to play it safe (S) dD Cosby Show (CC) Vanessa is la­ Mosley. (60 min.) In Stereo. destroyed. No. 2 down. are asked. Any licensed physician head coach Don Nelson. "It was a great wilfT a real — see page 17 (H) @D Hill Street Blues Renko worries year Dr. Ismar Schorsch is serving of the Vancouver Canucks. at their blue line and dump it in. beled a rich girl' at school after two of her ® Alfred Hitchcock Presents You probably had some bleeding is a candidate and can become a “ Roberts is not flashy, he just accomplishment,” said Boston as­ classmates visit her home. In Stereo when a gypsy accidentally places a curse as Chancellor of the Seminary, He sistant coach Jim Rodgers, who Lakers 122, Sonics 97 The Whalers fired three long But we didn’t and it ends up in our on him and LaRue arrests a suspect who ^ Gene Scott and became anemic because your Medicaid doctor if he or she gets the job done.” said Boston (3 ) All Creatures Great and Small Is only the fifth man to serve in this directed the Celtics in the absence Kareem Abdul-Jabbar scored 25 shots past the young netminder as net. We made a few mistakes, but confesses to over a dozen unsolved mur­ [ESPN] Auto Racing '86; Rally Racing blood-forming organs couldn’t chooses. ’The doctor simply agrees guard Dennis Johnson. “ In a sense, capacity in a century. He recently Hartford twice came from behind we weren’t that horrible under the (S ) MOVIE: 'Breakout' When her hus-\^ ders (60 min ) In Stereo San Remo Rally from Italy. (60 min.) (R). keep up with the rate of loss. it was like we didn’t even miss Bird of ailing K.C. Jones. “ Coming into points and James Worthy added 20, band is framed and sentenced to jail in to accept state fee schedules for circumstances.” (S3) Mystery: BraL.Farrar (CC) A destitute wrote: the game we didn’t feel we had all but Los Angeles won the ga me with to defeat the Canucks 4-3 Wednes­ Anderson broke a 3-3 tie with Mexico, a woman hires a Texas bush pilot [U SA] Edge of Night Commonly, painless bleeding can any Medicaid patient. To my because Fred was doing every­ man w ho bears a clo se resem blance to the ‘"The real challenge is to achieve defense. day night. three seconds left in the second Hartford coach Jack Evans, to stage a helicopter raid on the prison. come from the intestinal tract; the thing. Every time I looked up he the bullets in the gun and then some heir of a wealthy family returns to England 1 :00AM (B I Love Lucy knowledge, there is no selection “ I played with Wendell three whose team had three days be­ Charles Bron son , Robert D uvall, Jill Ireland. a worldly piety, a faith that Imbues was getting a rebound.” of our players started to pick up “ Our defense is sort of carrying period when he fooled Young with a from America, engulfing himself in a fT) Dynasty blood often is not evident in the process. The bureaucrats are glad years ago with the Canadian high shot on the short side, a long tween road games, said he was 1975 wicked plot (60 min.) Part 1. the secular with the sacred, and “ It really felt good,” Roberts some early fouls and Larry got us now,” Coach Pat Riley said CB Joe Franklin Show stool. ’The doctor investigated your to accept any doctor who is willing pleased with the Whalers effort. ( ^ MOVIE: 'Serpico' A policeman sacrif­ finds the holy in the profane.” • after the 4-1 Lakers won their Olympic team,” said Hartford blast from just inside the blue line 8D Local News intestine with several tests. Evi­ to enter the system. said of a standing ovation routinely ejected. ices his career, and almost his life, to ex­ dD Twilight Zone This thought could well apply to fourth straight game. “ On offense, winger Kevin Dineen. “ I didn’t after the Canucks lost possession at “ Boston and Buffalo both lost, (3D SIN Presenta: Estamos Unidos En- given Bird. “ I felt really content, “ We just had to pull together pose top-level corruption in the New York ^ Telephone Auction an individual of any religion. From with our other people. We needed we’re J.filtering in new players. remember much about him then, the Hartford blue line. which is good, and we played a City Police Department. Al Pacino, Tony trevistas a diferentes personalidades. (60 excited and a little choked up. It solid game in the third in protect­ min.) (g ) M a u d e the words themselves, you would help from the bench and we got It. Defensively, we’re trying to keep it but we found out a few things “ I guess the goaltender thought I Roberts. 1973. ‘ felt so good. It’s been so long since ing a lead.” Evans said. “ It’s time dD War arid Peace (@ More Real People not know that Dr. ^horsch Is We needed someone to rise to the simple and our level of intensity tonight.The long shots seemed to was going for the far side,” said (3D Novela: Monte Calvario ■ I’ve had anything like that. To get we got some momentum going and [CNN] Crossfire Jewish, but the philosophy ex­ occasion. has been high.” get to him, especially up high. But Anderson. "I saw anopeningonthe dD This Old House (CC) d D K oja k something like that here with this a win on the road can do that.” [DIS] Scheme of Things pressed Is particularly Jewish. ’The "Roberts played real strong. he didn’t play a bad .game and short side and let it go. ® MOVIE; 'The Octagon' A retired kung [CNN] CNN Evening News team, it really made me feel good.” The Whalers, now 4-1-2 at home [HBO] MOVIE; No Small Affair' (CC) prophets railed against those who Fred is a worker. He worked hard Mavs 114, Rockets 85 made some big saves to keep it “ A lot of people were talking fu champ goes back into action to combat [USA] Airwolf : The 6-foot-lO Roberts was a and 2-3-1 on the road, are aiming a secret order of Oriental killers. Chuck Sparks fly when a teen age boy developes offered their sacrifices and said ■ dominating force in a decisive from start to finish. He was our Rolando Blackman didn’t like close.” about how tir^ the Canucks Norris, Lee Van Cleef. 1980. 1 0;30PM 3 D N e w s a crush on an 'older woman' of twenty Young started In place of veteran looked, but if that’s the way they for a .500 season on the road. Jon Cryer, Demi Moore. 1984, Rated R. In their prayers, but ignored the real • third period as the Celtics extended defensive stopper and also did ail the looks of things when Dallas was [C N N ] Prime News @) Honeymooners They’re back in action tonight in Stereo world. A worldly piety forces the the other things, a little bit of down by 10 points early in the Richard Brodeur, sidelined on a play when they’re tired, well, look [DIS] Animals in Action : their unbeaten home streak to 44 Calgary against the Flames to [D IS ] Best of Walt Disney Presents (60 religious man to get his hands everything." second period, so he did something day-to-day basis after suffering a out. They’ve got a pretty good [USA] Edge of Night : games, including 41 at Boston complete a three-game road trip. min.) 1 1 :00PM CB CB @1) ® 0® News dirty, to get ihvolv^ with human Bird, the NBA’s most valuable about it. bruised thumb on his catching team.” 1:1 OAM [TMC] MOVIE: Razorback' ' Garden. [U S A ] MOVIE: 'Running Scared' Two CD (61) Late Show suffering. ’This must be our goal. “ We started pressing a little and hand Tuesday in Calgary during a Paul Lawless scored for Hart­ The Whalers are back in Hartford discharged so ld ie rs are suspected of being A man searching for his missing wife in the Saturday night against the Edmon­ 0D Odd Couple Australian outback is confronted by a giant things like Tuesday night’s game 5-3 loss to the Flames. ford in the opening period on spies with information about a Caribbean ton Oilers. invasion. Ken Wahl, Judge Reinhold, An­ d® Wild. W ild W est man-eating boar. Gregory Harrison, Bill Rabbi Richard J. Flavin (a 104-103 loss at Utah) started The Canucks played their sev­ another long shot as the Whalers Kerr, Chris Heywood. 1984. Rated R. In "It’s been a mixed season so far, nie McEnroe. 1980. (P This Old House (CC) Temple Beth Sholom creeping into my mind,” said enth game in 11 nights, including moved into sole possession of third Stereo. Blackman, who scored 31 points, five in eight days on the road, and place in the Adams Division but it’s early and we seem to be 9 including 10 straight in the second ran out of gas in the third period standings, two points ahead of the pulling things together.” said period. when the Whalers easily protected Boston Bruins. Hartford center Doug Jarvis, who GRAND OPENING a one-goal lead. Rich Sutter, Barry Pederson and played in his 895th consecutive Cinema Bullets 101, Bulls 99 Dineen, Ron Francis and John Tonti Tanti scored for Vancouver game, just 19 short of the NHL Washington’s Jeff Malone, Anderson — a line that had scored as the Canucks remained last in the record held by Garry Unger. People who may be whose specialty is hitting jump- only 11 goals in 12 previous games Hartford outshot the Canucks MANCHESTER salon Smythe Division, a point back of HARTFORD ^ ^ shots from the outside, was sur­ — each scored a goal in the second 29-21 as goaltender Mike Liutofthe Clntmo City — Peoov Sue Got UA Thoatari Edit — Top Gun (PG) interestecj in ritding with the Los Angeles Kings. Morried (PG-13) 7:10,9:30. — Nobody's 7:20, 9:40. — Tough Guvs (PG) 7:15, prised when Chicago crowded him. period in the comeback from 2-1 “ I didn’t think the goaltending Whalers had little work after the Fool (PG-13) 7:70,9:«. — Menooe7:30, 9:30. — Peggy Sue Got Married (PG-13) And he made the most of it, and 3-2 deficits. was vintage at either end.” said midway point of the second period. 9:50___The Nome of the Rose (R) 7, 7:30, 9:45. you or giving you a ride 9:40. accounting for five points on VERNON read the Classified driving layups down the stretch. ■AST HARTFORD cme 1 a 2 — Tough Guvs (PG) 7:10, “ A lot of people don’t play me Rmtweed Pub A Chiema — Too Gun 9:15. — Top Gun (PG) 7, 9:30. columns. Place a car (PG) 7:15, 9:J0. close, so I take jumpers,” said Watts goes to Providence Poor Richard's Pub A Chicma — Top WEST HARTFORD pool ad today. Malone, who scored 30 points. “ But Gun (PG) 7:30, 9:30. Elm 1 a 2 — Top Gun (PG) 7, 9:M.— (Elston) Turner and Michael (Jor­ Showcase Cinemas 1-9 — Something Tough Guvs (PG) 7, 9:30. TRUMBULL, Conn. (AP) — national letters of intent during the ody wants to see how the new era W lld(R) 1:15,7:25,9:50. — Standby Me Interested readers will dan) were on me way outside, so I week-long. NCAA early-signing here begins. I don’t expect people (R) 1:40, 7:40, 9:55. — Tol-Pon IR) 1,7, WILLIMANTIC went by and made the move.” Chris Watts, a highly recruited Jlllsen Sguore CIneing — Tol-Pan period. to just step forward,” Calhoun 9 : 25. — Jumpin' Jock Flash (R) 1:30, see your message Moses Malone scored 33 points to high school basketball player con­ '7:35,10. — The Color of Money (R) 1:05, (R) 7,9:20. — The Color of Money (R) 7, sidered the top college prospect in Providence Coach Rick Pitino said. 9:20. — Somethlgn Wild (R) 7:05, 9:15. lead the Bullets, who blew a 6 6 7:10,9:45. — Crocodile Dundee (PG-13) said his new 6-foot-3 guard is “ very There’s also a report that the 1:35, 7:10, 9:20. — Soul Mon (PG-13) — 52 Pick-Up (R) 7:05, 9:15. — this week! 13-point lead but hung on to edge New England, has announced his "Crocodile" Dundee (PG-13)7:10,9;25. good at everything.” Huskies have lost a second recruit 1:25, 7:20, 9:45. — 52 Pick-Up (R) 1:20, the Bulls and end a three-game intention to attend Providence 7:30, 9:50. — Children of o Lesser God — Peoov Sue Got Morried (P(J-13) 7:10, College of the Big East Conference. “ He can shoot, he has range, he to another Big East foe. Sean Muto, (R) 1:10, 7:05, 9:35. 9:25, losing streak. handles the bail, he’s a passer and a 6-foot-ll, 240-pound center from Pistons 108, Suns 100 Watts had narrowed his choices he’s a good defensive player,” Mechanicsburg, Pa., reportedly is going to sign with St. John’s Isiah Thomas was-satisfied with to the University of Connecticut, ^tino said. although there was no official word Detroit’s victory but not its offense. Bostdti College and Providence “ I think Coach Pitino is a good Wednesday. Muto visited UConn on “ We’ve still got a ways to go. in before making his final decision, coach and academically. I think ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. Oct. 25 and Calhoun last week terms of offense,” said Thomas, according to St. Joseph High Coach (Providence) will help me a lot,” believed he would sign with Con­ who led the Pistons with 31 points. Vito Montelli. said Watts. »e>' necticut. But things changed after INSURANSMITHS SINCE MANCHESTER “ During the course of the season, Basketball Weekly recently UConn Coach Jim C!alhoun said the shots will fail." ranked Watts as the 35th best high he was unhappy to lose Watts. Muto visited St. John’s last Reserve forward Tony Campbell school senior in the country. He “ Providence was there early, weekend. 1914 HERALD AP photo scored nine of his 12 points in the averaged 14.8 points a game and4.9 before I was even hired,” said clattHied ads people read fourth quarter as Detroit evened its assists last season in leading St. Calhoun, who replaced Dom Peni(> Watts and Muto were the only Boston guard Jerry Sichting (12) gets off a pass as he’s UConn recruits who had planned to record at 3-3. Joseph to a 27-2 record and the as UConn coach on May 15. "If we classified sign early, according to Calhoun. 649-5241 phoas 643-2711 confronted by the Bucks’ Tarry Cummings in their NBA Phoenix, winless on the road this state Class M championship. had gotten an earlier start, maybe 4 0 5 Center Street — 65 E. Center Street game Wednesday night at Boston Garden. The Celtics season, has lost Its last four road Wednesday was the first day we could’ve done it. The early signing period runs from salon Manchester, CT o 4 0 ’7130 Wednesday until Nov. 21. ^elle games and is 2-5 overall. high school players could sign “ The second thing is that everyb­ Manchester, Ct. won, 124-116. ' . ~ ' r U — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Nov. 13, 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. Nov. 13. 1986 — 17 Liberty, No. 1 prep recruit, signs on with lilinols S ports In Brief I roundup By The Associated Pi-ess “ Marcus can play any position,” N.Y. from Nebraska Western bounds a game last season at for Verbum Dei. He had a single­ Ryan Drew of Woodlnville, Wash., Henson said last week after Lib­ Junior College, with Texas Tech; MacKenzie. game high of 47 points. 6-7 Roy Fisher of Renton. Wash., Sports & Fitness Expo at MHS Marcus Liberty, rated by several erty announced his intention to sign 6-2 Kevin Williams of Los Angeles The Tigers have three other ' “ Kevin is an outstanding player and 6-9 Eric McDonough of San national scouting services as the with Illinois. “ He can take the ball Verbum Dei, with UCLA; 6-11 Eric players from Detroit on their who will fit well Into our style of Ramon, Calif. ^ week-long plan of activities in conjunction with the Rangers change O T script best high school basketball player off the defensive board and run the Wilson of Detroit Henry Ford, with current roster, and Smith said that basketball," UCLA Coach Walt Carty averaged 18.2 points per 50tn anniversary of the Manchester Road Race. Launching the In the country, signed a letter of middle of the fast break. He is an Minnesota; 6-0 John Carty of was a factor in his decision to Hazzard said. “ He’s a great game last season. Drew averaged activities will be a Sports & Fitness Expo at Manchester High intent Wednesday to attend the excellent permimeter shooter. Corvallis, Ore., with California; 6-8 choose Missouri over Iowa, Michi­ shooter who fits into my scheme of 14.3, Fisher 18.4 and McDonough school s Clarke Arena on Saturday, Nov. 22, from 11 a.m. until 3 By The Associated Press of overtime, but could hot score university of Illinois. Treg Lee from Cleveland St. gan State and North Carolina a quick player who can play 22.9. p.m. again. The mini also bagged 6-3 Bob Joseph, with Ohio State; Matt State. defense, has speed, has a good shot There will be several exhibitors, including shoe companies and Walt Poddubny. Mark Osborne Troy Murray gave the Black- “We have recruited other All- Starnes, a Florida pr^uct whose Muehlbach of Kansas City Rock- Sanders, a 220-pounder, helped and is a winner." Lee averaged 16.7 points and 11.3 footwear and clothing retailers. Blood pressure screening, body and the New York Rangers had hawks a a 1-0 lead midway through Americans,” Illinois Coach Lou father, Rob, captained the 1063 hurst, with Arizona; and 6-6 Donald Nebraska Western to a 21-8 record Wilson averaged 16 points and rebounds in leading St. Joseph to a fat measurement and computer health analysis will also be seen the script ail too often. They the fil^t period. Alan Haworth tied Henson said of the 6-foot-8 Liberty, minois team. Bolston and 6-3 Ulysses Foston of last season. He said he had nine rebounds per game last year 23-3 record last season. among the items offered. Those wishing to join a running club go into overtime — and then lose. it with a power-play goal at 8:36 of who averaged 20 points per game Other top recruits to sign letters Baldwin High School in Milledge- narrowed his choices to Texas at Henry Ford, which finished 16-9. "A lot of people feel he’s as good can talk to representatives from five running clubs, including the “I said to myself. ‘Oh no, not the middle period, but Steve last season in leading Chicago King were 6-8 Doug Smith from Detroit ville, Ga., to Oregon. Tech and Washington. He also visited Michigan, Iowa. a forward as there is In the Silk City Striders and Hartford Track Club. again,” ’ Osborne said after setting Larmer’s wrist shot put Chicago Williams averaged 22 points and country,” Ohio State Coach Gary to the Illinois Class AA state MacKenxie, who went with Mis­ Smith, who weighs 213 pounds, Temple and Detroit. In addition, runners can pick up their numbers and register for up Poddubny for a goal Wednesday ahead with three minutes left in the championship. souri; 6-0 J.D. Sanders of Buffalo, averaged 18.5 points and 12 re­ six rebounds per game last season In addition to Carty, Cal got 6-3 Williams said. the race at the Expo. ' night that gave the Rangers a rare second period. overtime victory. 2-1 over the Blues 4, Maple Leafs 2 I ! Buffalo Sabres in the NHL. Hopperstead named to all-star team The triumph was just the Doug Gilmour scored two goals Rangers’ second in 30 overtime and assisted on another as St. Louis continued its home hex against HANOVER, N.H. — Senior Shana Hopperstead, a Manchester games duringthe past two seasons. Toronto. High School graduate, will represent the Dartmouth College New York, which is 2-14-14 in those SCOREBOARD extra-session contests, has played The Blues are 11-0-2 in their last women’ s soccer team in the New England Women’s more overtime games than any 13 games against Toronto at the Intercollegiate Soccer Association (NEWISA) senior all-star St.Louis Arena. ’The Maple Leafs game. other team in the league this season, going 2-64. have not won in St. Louis since Feb. W hiltri4,Cinucki3 Hopperstead has been a four-year letter winner for 17. 1983. N "It was great to win in overtime, Dartmouth. She’s scored six goals and added 10 assists for 22 but we wanted to win in regula­ Gilmour’s power-play goal at Hockey Baseball points during her career. The midHelder was an honorable 1 3 0 -4 tion,” said Poddubny, who scored 6:57 of the third period put St. Louis ____ t I 0-4 mention All-Ivy League selection as a sophomore and was Rrst Period— 1, Hartford, Lawless 6 both goals for host New York. ahead 3-1. Defenseman Jim Pa- (McEwen, Bobych), 10:09. 2, Vancouver, selected second team All-Ivy as a junior. In other NHL games, Montreal vese set up three goals as the Blues Sutter 6 (TantI, Uditer), 14:54 (pp). AL Cy Young Award winnora Hopperstead helped Dartmouth improve this year to an overall endeid their three-game winless I . NHLttindIngi Penalties— Lhrt, Hor, served by MacDer- beat Quebec 63, Washington and mld 6-6-2 record. “ Shana has done an excellent job for us all season,” Chicago tied 2-2, Pittsburgh de­ skid. Toronto has lost three (delay of game), 13:01; Richter, Von winners of the American League Cv first-year coach B.J. O’Hara said. “ She’s a hard worker and straight. WALKS CONnUNCE YoungAward as the outstanding feated Boston 2-1, New Jersey PoIrMfc DtvWen (holding), 15:31; McEwen, Hor (holding), Demis 5, Red Wings 3 19:41; Tontl, Von (hooking), 19:49. pitcher; should contribute to the all-star team. She’s most deserving of downed Detroit 5-3, St. Louis beat W L T Pis OP OA 1986— Roger Clemens, Boston the selection. PItlsburoh 10 4 2 22 tf M Second Period— 3, Vancouver, Pederson5 Toronto 4-2 and Hartford got past John MacLean scored twice (Skrlko), :06. 4, Hartford, Francis 4 1985— Bret Soberhogen, Kansas City PbllocMpMa 10 3 1 21 99 32 1984— WlllleHernandez, Detroit Hopperstead is an engineering major. Vancouver 63. during a four-goal binge and New N Y Islanders B « 1 17 59 46 (Dineen, Anderson), 5:16 (pp). 5, Van­ couver, Tontl 7 (Butcher), 6:45.6, Hartford, 1983— LaMarrHovt,Chlcago Poddubny’s winning goal 2:01 Jersey ended its four-game winless Washinoton 7 7 3 17 57 66 1982— Pete VUckovIch, Milwaukee New Jersey 7 7 15 56 69 Dineen 4 (Fronds), 14:20. 7, Hartford, into overtime was set up almost string by beating Detroit. 1 A nderson 6 (Q u e n n e v llle ), 19:57. 1W1— RollleRnoers,Mllwaukee N Y Rangers 4 7 4 12 55 63 1980— Steve Stone, Baltimore Perrone second leading tackier single-handedly by Osborne, who The Devils’ burst began in the Adorns DMslan Penalty— Butcher, Von (holding), 4:42. Third Period— None. Penalties— None. 1979— MlkeFlanaaan,Baltlmore also assisted on the first goal. first period and carried into the Montreal S 5 3 19 62 57 1978— Ron Guidry, New York AM HERST, Mass. — Junior linebacker Vito Perrone is the Quebec 7 6 4 IS 6S 58 Shots on gool-Hartford 7-11-11— 29. Osborne took a shot that de­ middle session. The Red Wings had Voncouver 84-5— 21. 1977-^lparky Lyle, New York second leading tackier with the University of Massachusetts Hartford 6 4 3 15 45 50 1976—Jim Palmer, Baltimore flected off the backboards, chased AP photo the second-best goals against mark Boston 6 8 1 13 49 S3 Power-play Opportunities— Hartford I of 3; Vancouver 1 of X 1975-Olm Palmer, Baltimore football team this season. The form er East Catholic High School the puck around the net and in the league. Buffalo 4 10 2 10 56 57 1974-Catflsh Hunter,Oakland CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Goalies— Hartford, (Jut (21 shots-18 All-State selection, a 6-4,248-pounder, has 62 solo and 28 assisted plucked it of f the sideboards before MacLean tied the score 1-1 at saves). Vancouver, Young (29-25). 1974— Jim Palmer, Baltimore V Norris DIvtsien tackles for the 7-2 Minutemen. Boston’s Rick Middleton (16) is tripped by Pittsburgh’s A-9J)67. 1972— (joy lord Perry, Cleveland firing a hard, cross-ice pass. 5:48 of the first period, Pat Verbeek Toronto 7 5 3 17 48 48 1971— Vida Blue,Oakland UMass is 4-1 in Yankee Conference play and hosts New Detroit 7 7 1 15 42 43 Referee— Kerry Fraser. Linesmen— Ron "All I wanted to do was throw it Ville Siren in first-period action VVednesday night in put New Jersey ahead seven Asselstlne, Gerard Gauthier. 1970-Jlm Perry, Minnesota Hampshire on Saturday. St. Louis 5 5 4 14 46 45 1M9— (tie) Mike Cuellar, Baltimore, and toward the net. I figured Walt Pittsburgh. The Penguins beat the Bruins, 2-1. minutes later and Greg Adams Minnesota 5 8 2 12 57 60 Denny McLain, Detroit would be hobbling around there scored with two minutes remaining Ctllcoeo 4 9 4 12 54 71 1968— Denny McLain, Detroit somewhere.” Osborne said. in the period. MacLean made it 61 Smytlw OMsIen Capitals 2,BlackHawka2(0T| 1967—Olm L^nborg, Boston Edmonton 10 6 1 21 74 58 1964— Dean Chance, Los Angeles UConn hoopsters at Southington " I didn’t even see Walt. Fortu­ just 1:58 into the second period. CalgoiY 9 7 0 18 58 58 1961— Whitey Ford, New York nately, it went onto his stick.” meeting of the season between the Lafreniere’s second goal of the John Ogrodnlck scored twice for Winnipeg 8 6 1 17 60 50 WosWngton o i i s— i Mictgvt football photo 1999—Early Wvnn,Chlcogo provincial rivals. game with 4:36 remaining, but Los Angeles 5 10 1 11 59 72 Chicage 1 t 8 0 -9 STORRS — The University of Connecticut men’s basketball Poddubny put the puck between the visiting Red Wings. 1958— Bob Turley, NewYork The host Canadiens reclaimed could not tie it. Vancouver 4 11 2 10 48 68 First Period— 1, Chicago, T. Murray 7 N O TE : From 19561966 there was one team will be on display Friday night, Nov. 21, at Southington the legs of Buffalo goaltenderTom Penguins 2, Bruins 1 Wednesday's Oomes (O lezyk, W atson), 12:08. Penalties— first place in the Adams Division Midget football all-stars selectlonfrom both leagues. High School in the annual “ Blue-White” team workout and Barrasso for the game-winner. Pittsburgh 2, Boston 1 Ludilk, Chi (holding), 1:41; Loughlln, by one point over Quebec. The Blackhawks 2, Capitals 2 Dave Hannan scored two goals, N.Y. Rangers I Buftalo 1, O T Was (trippino), 6:17; B. Murray, Chi scrimmage. Both goaltenders. DougSoetaert game did not have any fights and Larry Murphy scored off a including a tally that broke a 1-1 tie Montreal 4, Quebec 3 (hoMlna), 13:03; Carpenter, Was, double The Manchester Midget Football Lang, Darren Lebel, Kavin Banks, Jon Tickets for the scrimmage are $3 and are available at the of the Rangers and the Sabres’ New Jersey 5,' Detroit 3 minor (roughing), 16:35; Presley, Chi ALCy Young Award voting Barrasso. played well. Soetaert contained few rough moments, in scramble with three seconds re­ 2:33 into the third period, as Washington 2, Chlcogo Z tie (hooking), 16:K; B. Murray, Chi, gome- League named an all-star team for the Keeler, Brian Lukas, Corey Lassen. UConn ticket office in Storrs. made 26 kaves and was especially contrast to most recent meetings ■ maining in regulation time, and Pittsburgh beat Boston. St. Louis 4, Toronto 2 misconduct, 16:35. The Southington workout will be UConn’s final public Hortford 4, Vancouver 3 1986 season. The Chargers chose not to Back row: Pat Purcell, Gordon Hamil­ NEW YORK (A P ) — Voting for the 1986 sharp during a first-period flurry. between the two teams. Washington and the Blackhwaks Hannan scored the only goal of tlHirsdev’s Oomes Second Period— 2, Washington, Haworth American League Cy Young Award, with appearance before kicking off the 1986-87 season at home at the Richer, who has five goals and played to an overtime tie. the first period, beating Bruins be involved in the selection. Team ton, Dwayne Goldston, Mark Massaro, pitchers receiving five points for each Barrasso stopped 16 shots, several EdnuMiton at Boston, 7:35 p.m. 9(Lauohlln, M urphy),8:36 (pp). X Chicago, Field House in Stors on Saturday, Nov. 29, against UMass at 8 four assists in his last nine games, Murphy was credited with a goal, goaltender Pat Riggin at 13:17. Detroit at Philadelphia, 7:35 p.m. (jormer 4 (Savard, O'Cailohon), 17:03. members, from left in front row, were Frank Woodbury, Mark Czachowski, first-place vote, three points for second and during a second-period barrage in Hartford of Calgary, 9:35 p.m. Penalties— Hatcher, Was, mlnor-malor onepoIntfOrthIrd: p.m. which Pierre Larouche kept com­ scored in the final minute of the even though the goal judge did not Paul Boutilier tied the score on a Winnipeg at Los Angeles, 10:35 p.m. (Instigator, fighting), 3:21; Bergevin, Aric Alibrio, Mike Dickens, Vashon Coach Warren Strickland. Jay Slater is Player First Second Third Total first period for a 3-1 lead. He tallied turn on the red light. Referee Ron power play at 14:39 of the second Clemens, Bos M - - I X ing close. m day’s Oomes Chi, molor (fighting), 3:21;0'Calla- Thomas, Peter SIrois, Jay Romeo. not pictured. again on a breakaway early in the Fournier ruled the puck had gone period. But Hannan put the host Phllodelphia at N.Y. Rangers, 7:35 p.m. hon, Chi (hooking), 7:09; Gould, Was Hkiuera, M il - 11 9 42 Canadlens 4, Nordlques 3 Pittsburgh at New Jersey, 7:35 p.m. (hooking), 8:51; Olavfc,Chl (holdlng),9:53; Middle row: Kevin Sadosky, Jason Witt, Col - 9 8 X UConn cagers are In action tonight third period for a 61 margin. into the net before bouncing out. Penguins ahead early in the final Quebec at Washington, 8:05 p.m. Greenlaw, Was, molor (fighting), 13:20; Rlghettl, N Y - 5 5 X Stephane Richer scored twice as Quebec narrowed the deficit on The visiting Capitals had a man period when he scored on a pass Winnipeg at Vancouver, 10:35 p.m. Begevin, Chi, molor (flghting), 13:20; Morris, Det - 3 4 13 STORRS — The University of Connecticut basketball team will Elchhom, Tor - - 2 2 Montreal beat Quebec in the first goals by Peter Stastny and Jason advantage for the final 43 seconds from John Chabot. Leach, Was (holdlno), 16:K; Secord, (Xil find out a little more about itself tonight at the Field House in (roughing), 16:25; Monson, Chi (elbow- Ing),f8:56. Kings 110, Nuggsts 10B Storrs as they go against the Australian National Team at 8 p.m. Third Period— 4, Washington, Murphy 7 Tickets will be available at the door. Cinidlans 4, Nordlquss 3 (Stevens, Gartner), 19:57. Penalty— Sutter,Chl,mlsconducf, 19:57. Basketball SACRAMENTO (19) Golf Transactions Overtime None. Penatles— Sovord.Chl, Thorpe 44 S6 13, Tyler 413 42 9, Cash no prize for John McEnroe 1 S 2 -4 mlner-misconduct-game misconduct Thompson 5-94-414, Smith6-124215, Steppe 3 8 1—4 6-13 5-6 17, Johnson 7-13 42 16,Rogers1-4 Jets sign veteran Jim Stuckey First Period— 1, Montreal, MePhee 5 (trlMlng), 4:17. BASEBALL Snots on goal— Washington 12-17-10-3— (M)2,Pressley1-51-13,Klelne342-9,Doualas Kapalua Boll scorss (Walter, Skrudlond), 7:20. 2, Montreal, NBA standings 1-304Z Totals4347242519. Amertcon League By Andrew Warshaw old magic and looked slow and seeded player to be knocked out semifinals in his previous 10 Grand Glngros 3 (Robinson, Smith), 14:26 (pp). 3, 4Z Chicago 10-1343— 34. BALTIMORE ORIOLES— Waived Juan HEMPSTEAD, N.Y. — Defensive ' nan Joe Klecko Power-play Opportunities— Washington The Associated Press sluggish on the mid-paced Su­ early. Prix events. Quebec, Lafrenlere 6 (Slltanen, DKNVBI (98) KAPALUA, Hawaii (AP) — Rrst-round Bonilla, Inflelder. Added Billy Ripken and underwent arthoscopic surgery for torn cartilage in his left knee Brown), 17:57 (pp). 4, Montreal, Richer 7, 1 of 6; Chlcogo 0 of 4. EASTERN CONFERENCE D.L. Smith, mnelders, Chris Podget, first preme court. After two days of the $375,000 On Wednesday, he made a Goalies— Washington, Mason (34 shots- Enellsh7-214216, Alarle7-1266», Honzllk scores Wednesday In the 8600400 Isuzu and w ill be out for 3-4 weeks, the New York Jets announced 19:1X Penalties— Skrudlond, AAon (cross- Atlantic Division 4 9 411 16, Lever 612 1-3 14,Dunn 1-42-44, Kapalua International Golf Tournament baseman, and Greg Tolomontez, pitcher, to WEMBLEY, England - John His volleys were often wild, his Super Series event, five of the eight stream of unforced errors against dtecfclno), 4:50; P. Stostny, Que (trlM lng), 32 saves). Chicago, Souve (42-40). W L Pd. OB their roster. Wednesday. A — 15431. Cooper 7-13 44 17, Rasmussen 1-1 00 2, onthe6,731vard,par3636— 72Kapalua Bov McEnroe’s behavior during his approach shots very short, his seeds were aiready eliminated. a steady opponent whom he had 11:26; Malarchuk,Que,servedbyP.Stostny Phllodelphlo 5 2 .714 — Walker 44048, Evans 401-211.Totals 4140 course (DNF-dId not finish; will CHICAGO WHITE SOX— Purchased the Despite the surgery, Klecko will be kept on the roster, the NF L (delay of (Xime), 13:46; Skrudland,Mon Referee— Ron Fournier. Linesmen— Jim Boston 4 2 .667 'A controcts of Carlos AAortlnez, Inflelder, first singles match in Britain in 17 positioning poor, his timing off. In addition to Cash’s win over beaten three times previously Chrlstlson, Don Schochte. . 2632108. complete first-round ploy Thursday): (hoofclno),16:11. New Jersey 2 4 J33 2W Saaomento 9 9 » 27— 19 Nick Faldo 3634-68 from Buffalo of the International League, team said. months was impeccable. It was the McEnroe. Amos Mansdorf. a 21- without dropping a set. Second Period— None. Penalties— Washington 2 5 .286 3 Dave White, pitcher, from BlrmlntStom of He kept his temper in check, Denver M n 9 25— 98 Davis Love III 3436-48 M arty Lyons, a defensive end, was placed on injured reserve caliber of his play that left year-old Israeli army sergeant, Leconte, the No. 2 seed, had Chellos, Mon (hooking), 6:48; Hunter, New York 2 6 .250 Vh Three-point goals— Smith. Fouled out— Don Pohl 3635— 9 the Southern League, arxt Tony Menen- grimacing and gesturing but other­ 3 by the Jets with sprained right shoulder. He is expected to be out Que (holding), 9:14; Glllls, Que, double Central Dlvlslen Paul Azinger 3634— 9 dez, pitcher, from Peninsula of the something to be desired. knocked out France’s Henri Le­ similar problems as he lost 6-2, 6-7, Panguina2,Brulna1 None. Rebounds— Sacramento 40 (Thorpe wise behaving himself. minor (hIgh-stIckIng), 14:47; Robinson, Atlonto 5 1 .833 — 9), Denver 41 (Dunn 11). Assists— Bobby Wodkins 3636—71 Carolina League. 4-6 weeks. McEnroe lost to Australian Pat conte. one of the most naturally 6-3 to Mansdorf, a player he had Mon (roughing), 14:47. Chlcogo 5 2 .714 'h M INNESO TA TW INS— Sent Ron Gar- But his game just never got Sacramento 9 (Smith, Steppe, DougUB Tom Purtzer 37-34—71 TJie Jets said they signed free agent defensive end Jim Cash 6-3, 5-7, 6-4 Wednesday night gifted players on the circuit. beaten easily in their previous Third Period— 5, Montreal, Richer 8, Boston 0 1 0— 1 Milwaukee 5 3 .625 1 5 ),Denver 27 (Honzllk, Lever 8). Total Andy Bean 3636— 72 denhlre, Inflelder, to Toledo of the going. 1:42. 6, (3uebec, P. Stostny 10 ((Joulet, Cleveland 3 3 .500 2 fo u ls — S a c ra m e n to 24, D e n v e r 16. Joey SIndelar 3634— 72 International Leogue. Added Larry Black- Stuckey, a seven-year NFL veteran. Stuckey retired from the at the Benson and Hedges tennis Switzerland’s Jakob Hlasek also meetings. Plttsbursh 1 0 1—2 Detroit 3 3 .5D0 2 well, outfielder, and Joe Klink, Yorkis "I can’trememberthelasttimel smarten), 10:33 (pp). 7, Quebec, Lafre- Rrst Period— 1, Pittsburgh, Hannan 3 Technicals— Socromento /Coach John­ John Mohoffev 3634—72 San Francisco 49ers in the off-season, then changed his mind. championships. It was his first upset top-seeded Stefan Edberg. “ I have'played too much,” said nlere7 (A. Stostny), 15:24. Penaltles-Nllan, Indlono 3 3 .500 2 son. A— 7,29. Howard Clark 37-35—72 Perez, and Alan Sontog, pitchers, to their lost in the first round. It probably (Chabot, Errey), 13:17. Penalties— WESTERN CONFERENCE 46fnan roster. singles contest in Britain since he He’ll take on Yugoslavia’s Slobo­ the popular Frenchman, who has Mon (elbowing), 9:43; Hunter, Que Llnsemon, Bos (hlglvstlcklng), 2:30; Lance Suzuki 3638— 9 only happened about eight times in (roughing), 19:22; Chellos, Mon (rough­ Midwest Dlvlslen Don Poolev 37-36— 9 TEX A S RANGERS— Signed Tom Pacl6 lost at Wimbledon in July. 1985. dan Zivojinovic today. missed three months of the season Buskos, Pit (high-sticking), 2:30; Houston 4 2 .667 — Bullsts101,BullsBB rek, Inflelder-outflelder, to a one-year the last nine years,” said a ing), 19:22. Simmer, Bos (trippino), 4:07; Boston Mike Hulbert 3340— 9 Bears’ McMahon Is definitely out McEnroe’s return to singles play because of illness and is now Shots on goal— Quebec 7-5-11— 23. Mont­ Utah X 2 400 >/i Scott Verplonk 3637— 9 contract. Assigned Greg Ferlendo, pitcher, disconsolate McEnroe. Like McEnroe. Edberg and bench, served by Miller (too many men on Dallas 4 3 .571 V in Britain after his self-imposed catching up on his schedule. "A ll I real 9 ^ 4 — 19. Ice), 7:06; Pederson, Bos, malor (fight­ 2 CHICAGO (99) Lanny Wodkins 37-37— 74 to Oklahoma City of the American LA K E FOREST, 111. — Quarterback Jim McMahon has a slight Leconte said it was time for a Power-play Opportunities— Ouebec2of4; Denver 3 4 .429 IVj Corey Povln 3638— 74 Association and Ricky Wright, pitcher, absence was a disappointing anti­ “ It was a pathetic match. ’The am looking forward to now is the ing), 11:49; Young, Pit, malor (fighting), Sacramento 3 4 .429 1W Cureton 7-12 1-2 IS, Daklev 7-14 64 9 , to Tulsa of the Texas League. tear in a right shoulder tendon and won’t play on Sunday when the break. Montreal 1 of 4. 11:49; Buskos, Pit (holding), 13:59. yyalters 0-1040, Colter65048, Jo rd a n 4 9 Bob Twav 3639— 74 climax for the 6,000 spectators who tennis was simply terrible, I Masters (in New York) and then a Goalies— Quebec, AAolorchuk (19 shotv San Antonio 2 5 .286 Vh Craig Stodler 3636— 74 TORONTO BLUE JAYS-Purchased “ I am very tired mentally and Pacific Division 1612 9 , Corzine 69 42 9 , Paxson 45 04 7, Chicago Bears meet the Falcons in Atlanta, a team physician gave up the chance of watching brought Pat down to my own level holiday.’’ 15 saves). Montreal, Roy (23-20). Second Period— 2, Boston, Boutlller 3 Turner45046, Sellers14445, BrownOOOOO. John Cook 3636— 74 contract of Lou Thornton, outfielder, from physically.” said Edberg after his A— 18J)7Z L.A. Lakers 4 1 .800 — Jodie Mudd 363674 Syracuse of the International Leogue. says. Engiand’s national soccer team at and apologized to him afterwards Only three seeds remained going Referee— Denis Morel. Linesmen— (Courtnoll, Bourgue), 14:39 (pp). Golden State 3 3 .500 1'/> Totals3S4221-999. Sent Ron Shepherd, outfielder, to 7-6, 3-6, 6-4 defeat by the Czech- Penalties— Hllller, Pit (holdlno), 2:47; WASHINOTON (91) Nick Price 4635— 75 Mike Tomezak will start at quarterback for the second straight neighboring Wembley Stadium to for the way I played. I had no into the third day of the tournament Kevin Collins, Ron Finn. L.A. Clippers 3 3 saa Vh Hole Irwin 37-38— 75 SyrcKuse. born Hlasek. ranked No. 29 in the Courtnoll, Bos (Interference), 5:23; Seattle 3 4 .429 2 Catledge341-37, Jones 1-11-23, M. Malone National League week. Coach Mike Ditka said. energy. It was not the real me.” — No. 3 Yannick Noah of France; Lemleux, Pit (hooking), 13:13; Miller, Bos 4161615 33, Johnson 4121-315, J . AAalone Roger AAoltble 3637— 75 see the world’s former No. 1 tennis world. "After a time, the body just Phoenix 2 5 .96 3 1 4 9 6630,0'Koren 4 704 6, Cook 1-41-13, Tony Sills 39-37-76 NEWYORKMETS-TrodedRonGardeev McMahon’s shoulder will be treated for the rest of the season, player back. McEnroe, who begins a 42-day No. 7 Kevin Curren, the South (Interference), 15:52. Portland 2 5 .286 3 hlre, Inflelder, to the Minnesota Twins fora says no.” Roundfleld 0-41-21, Bol 1-11-23.Totals 3S40 AAOC O’Grodv 3937— 76 but off-season surgery may be performed. Dr. Clarence Fossier The 27-year-old left-hander, who suspension on Monday, said he had African-born naturalized Ameri­ Rangers 2, Sabras 1 (OT) Wednesday's Oomes Ben Crenshaw 4636— 76 player to be named later. Third Period— 3, Pittsburgh, Hannan 4 Boston 124, Milwaukee 116 ^ . played too much tennis recently Edburg. the Australian Open can; and No. 4 Miloslav Mecir of (Chabot, Hllller), 2:33. Penalties— Chkage 9 9 9 2 8 — 99 Lee Trevino 3638— 76 PITTSBURGH PI RATES— Named said. returned to the pro circuit in Washington 101, Chicago 99 Payne Stewart 37-39— 76 Rocky Bridges manager, Jackie Brown The tear was detected after dye was injected into the shoulder and needed a rest. champion and the world’s fourth- Czechoslovakia, runner-up at the Simmer, Bos (Interference),7:47; Siren, Pit Detroit 108, Phoenix 100 WoNiingten 9 9 M 36-101 August following a six-month Butfale 0 1 0 0 -1 (holding), 10:45; Kasper, Bos (holding), Three-point (xtols— Paxson, Sellers. Peter Jacobsen 37-39— 76 pitching coach cxid Carlc» Ledezma trainer But McEnroe wasn’t the only ranked player, had made the U.S. Open. N.Y. Rongers 0 1 0 1—9 Dollos 114, Houston 85 S o n ^ Lyle 3636— 76 of Vancouver of the Pacific Coast and McMahon exercised the joint, Fossier said. layoff, showed few glimpses of his 14:15. Sacramento 110, Denver 108 Fouled out— None. Rebounds— Chicago 49 First Period— None. Penalties- Shots on goal— Boston 8-11-6— 25. Pitts­ (Ookley 13), WasMnglon 53 (M . Malone 13). Warren Chancellor 3639— 77 League. Waived Roy Krawczvk, pitcher, for Palement, Buf (high-sticking), 2:39; L.A. Lakers 122, Seattle 97 Steve Pate 37-40— 77 the purpose of reassigning him In their burgh 04-16— 33. Ttiwsdav’s Oames Assists— Chicago 9 (Colter 7), Washington Helmlnen, N Y (hooking), 3:26; Foligno, Power-play Opportunities— Boston 1 of 18 (Johnson 4). Totol fouls— Chicago 27, AAork O'Meara 3639— 77 form system. Added Martin Hernandez, Buf (hooking) 4:16; Tucker, Buf (slash­ Indiana at New Jersey, 7:30 p.m. Chi Chi Rodriguez 3936— 77 pitcher, to their 46mon roster. 4; Pittsburgh 0 of 6. Cleveland at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. Washington 21. Techiilcals— J . AAalone; ing)/7:30; Somuelsson, N Y (holding), 7:30; Goalies— Boston, Rlitgln (33 shots-31 Chicago, Illegal defense. A— 15,121. Larry Mize 3938—77 SAN DIEGO PADRES— Purchosed the Knicks complete deal for Henderson Welcomed breeze an aid to Stars & Stripes Follono, Buf, molar (flghttng), 8:05; L.A. Clippers at Utah, 9:30 p.m. Nell Rnch 3741— 9 contracts of Joe BItker and Rusty Ford, saves). Pittsburgh, Meloche (25-24). Philadelphia at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. Patrick, N Y, malor (flghltng), 8:05; A — 16XB3. Doug Tewell 3741—^9 pitchers, Sandy Alomar, Jr., catcher, NEW YORK — The New York Knicks have obtained Gerald Goantr, NY (hooking), 12:35; Hofl^d, But — r%r Pistons 108, Buns 100 Bruce Lletzke 41-37— 9 Randy Reexiy and Edwin Rodriguez, In- Referee— Bill McCreary. Linesmen— Atlanta at (letrolt, 7:30 p.m. Henderson, a 6-foot-2 guard, from the Seattle SuperSonics for (roughing), 16:17; Patrick, NY (trippina), Wayne Bonney, AAork Vines. Jov Haas 3939— 9 flelders and Randell Byers, Scott Parsons FREMANTLE. Australia (AP) with a resounding9:27 victory over Stars & Stripes trailed at the round victories. 17:20; Osborne, N Y, misconduct, 17:49. Boston at Chicago, 8 p.m. and James Steels, outfielders. future draft picks, the NBA team announced Wednesday. New Zealand and America II New York at Milwaukee, 9 p.m. PHOENIX (180) American Atsectatten — Aided by stronger winds. Dennis Challenge France, which went 0-11 start, but Conner won an early Second Period— 1, New York, Poddubnv7 Dallas at Denver, 9:30 p.m. Nonce67669, Plnckney66565, Edwards INDIANAPOLIS INDIANS— Signed I In exchange. New York gives Seattle the Knicks’ second-round Conner and Stars & Stripes downed in the second round. New Zealand, tacking duel with Kolius to grab the look like shoo-ins for two of the four (Osborne, Patrick), 14:13. 2, Buffalo, Devlla5,RadWlnga3 Philadelphia at Phoenix, 9 :9 p.m. 694212, Davis16226525, Humphrles7-1034 las Williams and Tom Romano, pick in the 1990 draft and the right to exchange either Seattle’s America II today by 1 minute. 31 skippered by Chris Dickson, is 22-1 lead and never gave it up. spots, while Conner’s impressive Tucker 2 (Andreychuk, Palement), 14:55. L.A. Clippers at Portland, 10:X p.m. 17, Vonos 1-3602, Gattlson62600,Homocek fielders. first-round pick or Milwaukee’s first-round pick, which Seattle Stars & Stripes led at the first victoi^ again makes him one of the Penalties— Krupp, Buf (holding), 2:55; 4 5 6 4 9 , Sanders682410, Gondrezlck652-3 Bowliag BASKETBALL seconds on the final day of the overall with 66 points. Maloney, N Y, mlnor-malor (Instigator, 1 2 0 -3 10.Totals37-772634100. Notional Basketball Assectotlen owns, in 1987 for New Y ork’s first-round pick. second round of the America’s Cup French Kiss moved into the mark by 48 seconds, and by the favorites. French Kiss, White fighting), 7:23; Hotrman, ■ Buf, ntalor New Jersey 3 1 1—s Callics 124, Bucks 116 SEATTLE SUPERS0NK3— Traded However, if New York’s 1987 first-round pick |s in the lottery challenger trials. all-important fourth, position, one second windward mark, it was in Crusader, USA, Canada II, Italia (tlghhng), 7:23. Rrst Period— 1, Detroit, Yzermon 7 DETRCMT (98) Gerald Henderson, guard, to the New l^ e y 617 45 11, (Jreen 1-5 1-2 3, u «-« r— ■______and is drawn in positions one, two or three, the Knicks do not have With winds of 24 to 26 knots filling point behind Stars & Stripes, with a front by one minute 57 seconds. and Eagle all have a shot at the Third Period— None. Penalties— (Ogrodnlck), 1:59. Z New Jersey, MacLeon MILWAUKEE (116) York Knicks for New York's second-round Gillies, Buf, molor (fighting), 11:35; 5,5:48.3, New Jersey, Verbeek 12 (Muller, Lolmbeer 612 68 18, Dumors 46 61 6, HOniB cnQinSSrS draft pick In 1990 and the right to to make the switch. In that case, Seattle has the option of its sails. Stars & Stripes, the San victory over England’s White Conner left almost immediately final berth. Broten),12:11-(pp). 4, New Jersey, Adams Pressey 611 61 9 , Cummings 7-18 4616, Thontos 1618 11-15 31, AAahom 66 1-2 9, Corkner, NY, molor (fighting), 11:35; Slkmo 1-9 64 6, AAoncrlef690411, Hodges Janet Dakin 176176474, Helen Eaton exchange either Seattle's first-round Diego Yacht Club’s entry, ended a Crusader. The first four finishers for San Diego, where he is Iain Murray, the hottest skipper Kom, Buf, misconduct, 11:35. 6 (Richmond, Corlsson), 18:03. Johnsan7-174216,Rodman63(H»,Salley1-2 draft pick or Milwaukee's first-round switching for New York’s first-round pick in 1989. Penalties— Wolonln, N J (hooking), 3:02; 613 60 11, Pierce 11-17 74 31,Sklles491-2 60 Z Campbel1684412. Totals46942639 98. 176-467, Shirley Eldrldge 226551, Ruth two-race losing streak and finished after the three round-robin series scheduled to attend to his family among the defenders, again Allen 179, Donna Hardesty 176226541, draft pick, which Seattle owns. In 19X. 9 6, Breuer676414, Bradley 3-41-19, MokeskI Ovetime— 3, New York, Puddubny 8 LaDouceur, Oet (Interference), 8 :9 ; 1-3602. Totals4691149116 TrudI Zuldema 216X5, Cindy Hurley the second round with 46 points, make the semifinals. drapery business and to help raise switched from Kookaburra III to (Osborne, Moloney), 2:59. Penalties— Selling, Det (holding), 9:36; Muller, NJ 28 28 24 22— 180 FOOTBALL the helm of Kookaburra II, and (hooking), 14:42; Snepsts, Det (rough­ ^ 11 24 20 28-188 186482, Alice Chittick 177-464, M ary ^aMarr Hoyt finds more trouble good for third place. Despite the White Crusader, now fifth, lost a more funds for the Stars & Stripes None. BOSTON (19) PrestI 459, Evelyn Anton 454, Karin National FeetbcM League Shoits on goal— Buffalo 84-11-d— 27. N.Y. ing), 18:43; Ludvig, N J (roughing), 18:43. Fouled out— None. Rebounds— DETROIT LIONS^Ioced Jimmy Wil­ loss, America II, the New York crewman overboard, which cost syndicate. then handed Australia IV an McHale 617 1614 29, Bird 1-3 00 Z Phoenix 40 (N once9, Detroit 48 (Lolmbeer Sceer 455, Diane Cote 476, Toni Robert­ SAN DIEGO — Three marijuana cigarettes were found in Rongers 44-4-2— 18. Parish 7-12 11-15 H , Johnson 613 65 21, son 451. liams, linebacker, on Inlured reserve. Re­ Yacht Club entry skippered by the boat 20 seconds, and 1 ater on the America II had mainsail prob­ embarrassing 1:41 defeat. Peter Power-ploy Opportunities— Buffato0of3; Second Period— 5, New Jersey, Mo- 16). Assists— Phoenix 24 (Nonce, Dovls 5), signed James Johnson, linebacker. LaM arr Hoyt’s car a day after the San Diego Padres pitcher was cLean 6 (Adams, Corlsson), 1:58 (pp). 6, SIchtIng 611 04 10, Roberts 611 7-9 9 , Detroit 19 (Dum orsfl. Total fouls— Phoenix John Kolius. finished the second first run blew out a spinnaker. The lems that delayed the race and Gilmour moved aboard Kooka­ N .Y. Rongers 0 of 4. Carllsle1-41-24,Tumer1-360ZVIncent1-342 HOUSTON OILERS-SIgned Chuck arrested for allegedly trying to smuggle illegal pills into the Goalies— Buffalo, Barrosso (18 shots-16 Detroit, Ogrodnlck 5 ((>ates, Lewis), 6:41.7, X , Detroit X . A — 9,366. N its O w ls Bonks, fullbock. Placed Butch Woolfolk, round-robin series in second place crewman, still unidentified, was forced it to be shortened to 18 miles burra III and trounced Australia saves). N.Y. Rongers, Soetoert (27-26). Detroit, Ogrodnlck 6 (Yzermon), 9 :59 (pp). 4, Klte62040,Thlrdklll42606Totals4241 running back, on Inlured reserve. United States, a U.S. Customs spokesman said Wednesday. with 56 points. not injured. instead of the normal 24.5 miles. III, the world 12-meter champion, 344819. M avsricks 114, Rocks ts K A — 17427. Penalties— Kocur, Det, double minor Mllwaidiee 29 29 16 42— 116 Beth Hook X4192-544, Llso Hatfield MIAMI (XILPHINS-Ploced Bob Customs spokesman Mike Fleming said the marijuana was Stars & Stripes’, two prgvious The challengers will use the time by 2:01. Referee— Mike Noeth. Linesmen— (roughing), :02; Anderson, N J (rough­ 194182-543, Kathy Gavin 186191-538, Baumhower, nose tackle, on Inlured In other races, USA. based in San ing), :02; Norwood, Det, malor (fighting), Boston 23 22 9 24— 19 Maureen Wood 193-181-489, Kennie found in Hoyt’s car by two agents who searched it Oct. 29, the day losses were in light winds. Conner Francisco, defeated Heart of between the second and third The double defeat was a blow to [i Wayne Forsey, Dan McCourt. Three-point goals— Bradley 2, Rerce Z HOUSTON (88) reserve. Signed Brian Sochia, defensive 1:45; Bridgman, N J, malor (fighting), Moir X1-498, Luz Rogue 182, Linda tockle. AAoncrlef, Sklles, Hodges, Carlisle. Fouled AAcCroy 60 1-1 9, Petersen 611 1-1 9, after Hoyt was arrested at the San Ysidro Port of Entry, where he has said his boat wasn’t built for America, the Chicago Yacht Club’s rounds to make alterations to (heir the Alan Bond Syndicate, which 1:45; CIrella, N J (roughing), 19:57. Luce 193-497, Marlon Smith 179, Karen MINNESOTA VIKINGS-Placed Mark Third Period— S, New Jersey, Broten 6 out— None. Reltounds— Milwaukee 49 Olojuwon 142669X, Wiggins 1-10612, Reid Tracey X1-489, Joyce Michaud 176451, allegedly tried to smuggle several hundred illegal pills hidden in winds under 15 knots, but that if the entry; Canada II edged Eagle, the boats. wrested the America’s Cup from (Cummlmgs 11), Boston 63 (Roberts 12). 6121-19,Feltl4A4n,Harrls46606,Johnson AAocDonold, offensive lineman, on Inlured Bluaa2.MaptaLaafa1 (M uller), 16:45, Penalties— Snepsts, Det Roxanne Wilson 463, Karen Shumaker reserve. Re-sIgned Curtis Rouse, offensive his clothes into the United States from Mexico. winds got stronger, his boat would Newport Beach, Calif., Yacht The third round begins Dec. 2, theU.S.in 1983. Ithad hoped its two (tripping), :20; wolonln, NJ (cross­ Assists— MUwaukee9(AAohcrter8),Boston 1-2 42 4, Andersen 1-260 Z (.eavell 61 (H)0, 462, Bunny Ahl 4X, Kathy BerzenskI lineman. 9 (Roberts 6). Total fouls— Milwaukee Lloyd1-5622,Henry1-2602.Totals369114X win. club’s contender, and Italia lost a with victories worth 12 points each, boats would be in the defender checking) 10:9. 455, Laurie Gagnon 457. NEW YORK JE TS -P lo c e d AAorty First Period— None. Penalties— Shots on goal— Detroit 6165— 9 . New 33, Boston 18. Technicals— Bird 2 (elected), 85. New Zealand completed an 11- headstay and was forced to retire compared to one point for first- finals, but now may be lucky to get Boston Illegal defense, Boston Assistant Lyons, defensive end, on Inlured reserve. Domphosusse, Tor Jersey 1447— 9 . DALLAS (114) round wins and five for second- one boat that far. Coach Ford, McHale. A— 14490. Aguirre 610 610 16, Perkins 612 66 15, B a la x ie s Signed Jim Stuckey, defensive end. Kosar offensive player of week race sweep of the second round from its race against Azzurra. Hughes, StL (roughing), 5:18; Bothwell, Power-ploy Opportunities— Detroit 1 of PHILADELPHIA EAGLES-Plocod Ron StL (dosing hand on puck), 6:08; 4; New Jersey 2 of 4. Donaldson 61 00 0, Harper 6 9 42 X , Blackmon 1421 66 31, SchrempftSO 46 9, Carolyn Minor 128, Robin Teets Joworskl, quorterbock, on Inlured r 6 NEW YORK — Bernie Kosar of the Cleveland Browns, who Gllmour, StL (slashing), 6:40; Salming, (joolles— Detroit, Stefan ( 9 shots-23 127-347, Kathy M olor 143-354, Jon serve. Signed John Tupper, tight end. ; To r (slashing), 6:40; Gllmour, StL saves). New Jersey, Chevrier (2623). 7 61600, Wennlneton63l-31, Wood Laksrs 122.8uper8onlcs87 604312,Dovls44606,Blab1-26Z Jacfcson Rosengrant 144, Dlone TrazInskI 134, SAN DIEGO CHARGERS— Waived threw for 401 yards against Miami, was named the AFC offensive (charging), 11:22; Johnson, Tor (rough­ A -6 4 9 . Bruce AAothlson, quarterback. Claimed 1-1 00 ZTotalS 4400 26X114. Pom KrInlak 131, Denise Martino 127, player of the week. Pair shares golf lead COUPON — COUPON ing), 11:22; Hunter, StL, mlnor-malor Referee— Terry Gregson. Linesmen— Chris Bradley 136346, Laurie Czolko Angelo Snipes, linebacker, oft waivers 6 (sloshing, fighting), 13:()9; Alllspn, Tor, Pot Dapuzzo, JeiTV Potemon. SEATTLE (97) Heusten 24 24 X 17— X 132. from the Washington Redskins. Safety Jeff Dale of San Diego won defensive honors. mirtor-malor (slashing, fighting), 13:09; Chambers 6171-311, McDaniel 6161-117, Canadian Feetball League KAPALUA, Hawaii (AP) — The But when I was p ^ in g No. 11,” Domphosusse, T o r (charging), 16:1X Danas 17 X » 28— 114 Kosar completed 32 of 50 pass attempts to compile his yardage, Lister 69 1-4 11, Ellis 6 9 1-3 7, Young 14 Three-point goals— Harper Z Schrempf. MONTREAL ALOUETTES— warm sun and soft breezes usually said Faldo, a three-time British **NEED FUEL- 60 2, Lucas 1-5 60 Z Schoene 47 00 4, Happy Holidays Announced that the contracts of Gory second best in Cleveland history, in the Browns’ 26-16 NFL Second Period— 1, Toronto, Thomas 6 Fouled out— Ololuwon. Rebounds— associated with Hawaii were no­ PGA champion and one of the later Stonsbury 6 9 6316, McMillan 69608, C. Houston 44 (Olaluwon 11), Dallas U Durchik, head coach, Wally Buono, victory over the Dolphins. He was without a touchdown pass, but (Valve,lafrate),4:S2.ZSt.Louls,<3llmour 5 Johnson 422-46, Wllllams642-38,Phelps 1-3 Patty Narbutas 128-141-369, Dot linebacker coach, Dave Ritchie, defen­ where to be found in the first round starters. ” It must have been TRI-CITY” (Sutter, Povese), 9:50. 3, St- Louis, 645.Totals41-9816997. (Perkins, Donaldson 10). Assists— Christenson 1X-3X. at least three passes into the end zo n ^ ere dropped by his Houston X(AAcCray7),DallosX(Harper sive backs coexh, of the Isuzu Kapalua International blowing 50 or 60 miles an hour.” Hunter 7 (Gllmour, PoveM), 13:34. George Cortez, speclol teams and defensive receivers. Penoltles— Johnson, To r (h o ld u p , 6:44; LA . LAKERS (122) 8). Total fouls— Houston X , Dallot 21. golf tournament. "Awesome,” said defending Technicals— Dellas Coach Motto. line cooch, Stan McGorvey, running Ihnocok, Tor (Interference), 15:49. Rec basketbaD Rombls 46 64 9, Worthy 7-14 67 20, bocks and receivers coach, and Doug Rain and howling winds sent champion Mark O’Meara, who S€ OFF/GALLON Third Period— 4, St. Louis, (Jllm ow 6 Abdul-Jobbor 11-166(25, E.Johnson6127-7 Sams, offensive line coach, will not be (Hunter, Bothwell), 6:57 (pp). 5, Toronto, 19, Scott 34 42 9, Cooper 612 1-1 10, renewed. Maleeva upsets Sukova In net play most scores skyrocketing, with played in the more difficult condi­ Fergus 41 (M cG ill), 7:19. 6, St. Louis, BrIckowskI 1-2 1-3 X Thompson 67 1-4 9, HOCKEY those having early tee times tions of the morning — rain and Hughes 1 (Rockhorf, Povese), 17:46. Green 34 60 6, Matthews 1-7 42 4, Radio, TV National Hockey League even stronger winds. ^ In o In Coupon Penalty— Damphousse, Tor (cross­ A d u lta Calendar CHICAGO — Katerina Maleeva of Bulgaria defeated bearing the brunt of the bad Branch 62644, Smrek 1-1424.Totals4693 PITTSBURGH PENGUINS— He had a 77 that, under the -checking), 5:02. Green Hardware 108 (Tom Bisson 9 , 3644 122. Traded Mike Bullard, center, to the third-seeded Helena Sukova of Czechoslovakia. 7-5, 6-1 in weather. or Coll Today Dave Lewis 27, Peter Dorefman 24, Pot Seattle 28 2S 19 » - 97 Calixxv FIcxnes for Dan Quinn, canter. second-round action at the $150,000 Virginia Slims of Chicago "It blew pretty hard all day,” conditions, “ wasn’t too bad,” Shots on goal— Toronto 134-16— 38. St. Sclofonl 17, Jim Callahan 10), Man­ L A . Lakers 27 38 28 11— 122 FRIDAY TODAY O’Meara said. A Full S9rvlee Company L 0U ls jil-1611- j 6. 7;X Golf: Isuzu Kapalua Interna­ Tennis tournament. insisted rookie Davis Love III, who chester Police M (T.J. Calabrese 9 , Three-point cnals— Stonsbury, Scott, Faotbotl OENERAL -The gale-force blasts ripped 89 West Road _____ w-play Opportunitit -Toronto 0 of Bob Charbonneou 21, Pete Moffet 14, C o ^ . Fouled out— None. Rebounds— East Catholic at St. Bernard (Uncas- tional, ESPN U.S. WRESTLING FOUNDATION— Earlier, fifth-seeded Claudia Khode-Kilsch of West Germany scored eagles on consecutive holes 2; St. Louis 1 of 5. _ Seattle 67 (Chambers in , L A . Lbkers 60 vllle), 7:X p.m. 8:W College basketball; UConn vs. Named Pavel Kotsen (jreco-Romon wres­ in a round of 68 that tied Britain’s limbs from trees, stripped names Ellington, C T 06029 Paul Mersock 11) Australian Natlonol Team, WPOP outlasted Australia’s Dianne Balestrat, 6-3, 6-4, and eighth 875-7227(ISO gallon m inim um ) (;oalles— Toronto, Wregget (36 shots-32 B.A. Club 61 (Bill Bellock 11, Brian (Ruihhls 9). Assists— Seattle 21 tling coach for the 1988 Olympic teem. Nick Faldo for the lead at 4 under and numbers from the leader- Offer expires soves). St. Louis, Wonrtslw (30-36). Moron 10, AAork BenneH 10, ..John (McMIllon, Young 4), LA . Lakers 25 (E. SATURDAY 9;(9 College football; Indiana State seeded Zina Garrison of Houston, beat Alycia Moulton of vs. Northern Iowa, ESPN COLLEOE boards and blew down a sponsor’s November 14,1986 Limit One Per Customer A— 9,563. AAason 10) Hose Co.>59 (To m Foran 15, Johnson 9 ). Total fouls-Seattle 29, L A . Football IOWA STA TE — Fired Jim Crmer,fOalball Sacramento, Calif. 4-6, 6-4, 7-5. par. Referee Bob Hall. Linesmen— l4on Jim Wehr 14, Jon Llndberg 14) Lexers 9. Technlcois-McDonlel, E. East Hartford at Manchester, 1:X 9 ;X Whalers vs. Flames, Channel 18, cooch. Named Chuck Banker octlng "The wind didn’t subside until hospitality tent on the Kapalua Bay Stickle, Ryan Botok. WTIC Johnson. A — 13494. p.m. football coach. mnvhe the last three nr foimholes. course. MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Nov. 13, 1986 — 19 18 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Nov. 13, 1986 BUSINESS CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711

Notices Business P ro p erty...... 25 Entertainment...... 53 Farm Supplies and Equipm ent__ 80 Resort Property ...... 26 Bookkeeplng/lncome T ax ...... 54 Office/Retail Equipment'...... 81 Minors account oners control Lost/Found ...... 01 RATES; 1 to 5 days; 90 cents per line per doy. Recreational Eaulpment...... 62 Personals...... Mortgages ...... 27 Carpentry/Remodellng...... 55 09 Boats and Marine Equipment...... 83 6 to 19 days: 70 cents per line per day. Announcements...... Wanted to B u y ...... 28 Polntlng/Papering...... 56 QUESTION; So, even if you file tax returns for lowest rate in effect each year. 0.1 Musical Items...... 84 20 or more days: 60 cents per line per day. Auctions...... Od Rooflng/Siding ...... 57 Minimum charge: 4 lines. My late hus­ your grandson, you’ll have to know For 1987, the lowest rate will be Flooring...... 58 Cameras and Photo Equipment ... 85 Financial...... 05 Rentals band and I his parents’ tax rate. From the 11 percent. For 1988 and future Electrical ...... 59 Pets and Supplies...... 86 II started putting tone of your letter, your daughter- years, it will be 15 percent — unless Rooms for R ent...... 31 Heating/Plumbing...... 60 Miscellaneous for Sole ...... 87 DEADLINES: For clossifled advertisements to money away for Investors* in-law might not take to too kindly Congress tinkers again. Employment & Education Apartments for Rent...... 32 Miscellaneous Services...... 61 Tag Sales...... 08 be published Tuesday through Saturday, the Wanted to Buy/Trade ...... 89 deadline Is noon on the day before publication. our son's educa­ to the thought of divulging that Help Wanted...... 11 Condominiums tor R e n t...... 33 Services W anted...... 62 QUESTION: My granddaughter l:tomes for R ent...... 34 For advertisements to be published Monday, tion shortly af­ Guide information, unless you spell out Situation Wanted ...... 12 is in the second grade and I would Store/Office Space...... 35 the deadline Is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. ter he was bom. the reason. Business Opportunities...... 13 william A. Doyle like to put $1,000 into an investment Resort Property ...... 36 Merchandise I have urged There’s an alternative. You can for her college education. Consid­ Instruction...... 14 Autom otive buy Series EE, U.S. Savings Employment Services...... Industrial Property...... 37 Hollday/Seasonal...... 71 READ YOUR AD. Classified advertisements ore our son and his ering that the investment would be ...... 15 Cars tor S ale...... Bonds, as gifts for the tyke. Those Miscellaneous for Rent...... 38 Anfiaues and Collectibles...... 72 taken by telephone as a convenience. The wife to do the for her use 10 years into the future, Trucks/Vans tor Sale...... Roommates W anted...... 39 Clothing...... , ...... 73 Manchester Herald Is responsible tor only one same thing for bonds accumulate interest on where can it get the best return — Campers/Trallers...... which income tax payments can be Real Estate Wanted to R e n t...... 40 Furniture...... 74 Incorrect Insertion and then only tor the size of my only grand­ safely? TV/Stereo/Appllances...... 75 Motorcvcies/Mopeds...... son. I might as well talk to a wall. state. At that time, you will be deferred — and no returns need to Homes for Sale ...... 21 the original Insertion. Errors which do not Machinery and Tools...... 76 Auto Services...... lessen the value of the odvertisement will not They don’t save a dime. My required to turn the "custodial be filed — until the bonds reach ANSWER: The safest place, Condominiums for Sole...... 22 Services Autos for Rent/Lease...... Lawn and Gdrden...... :... 77 be corrected by an additional Insertion. daughter-in-law spends money like property” over to the new adult. maturity or are redeemed. with a good return, would be Series Lots/Land for Sale...... 23 Child Care...... 51 Good Things to E a t...... 78 Miscellaneous Automotive a drunken sailor. It is clear I will A gift to minors account can be EE, U.S. Savings Bonds. The EE Investment Property ...... 24 Cleaning Serylces...... 52 Fuel OII/Coal/FIrewood...... 79 Wonted to Buy/Trade ...... have to pay the child’s college opened at a bank, brokerage firm QUESTION: I have two sons, 18 bonds now being sold reach matur­ costs. or mutual fund and can hold such and 16. I plan to open a gift to ity in 10 years. I thought about opening a gift to things as certificates of deposit minors account with a no-load If your granddaughter doesn’t minors account, with my son as and/or securities. income mutual fund for each of need th e. money in exactly one LOST custodian. But I am sure niy However, keeping the account them. I will put $10,000 into each decade, there’s a possibility she Notices HELP WANTED daughter-in-law would get her secret from your daughter-in-law account in December and the sa me will be able to hold on to the bonds AND FOUND IPEB8DNAL8 IHELP WANTED ED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED CDHELP WANTED handsnon that money and squander will be virtually impossible.^ A amount in January. so that they accumulate even more Impounded-Male, 8 weeks Looking tor part time Infant day care needed Part time help wanted Poll time position availa­ it. She is "the boss” in “her” provision of the new federal tax What income tax rate will they interest. The government might or New Credit Cord I No one ble at automotive lube house. law says that a child .under 14 who. pay on the mutual fund dividends might not grant "extended maturi­ old Lab cross, black and refused Vlso/Mostercard. housekeeper. Approxi­ beginning In January. For afternoons, evenings, LOST white. West Middle Tpke. mately 2-3 days per week. more Information please weekends. Apply In per­ center. Experience help­ AP photo Do you have any suggestions is taken as a dependent on his or they will receive in 1987 and ties.” All the older E bonds have Call 1-619-565-1522 ext. ful but will train. Apply In been given extended maturities — AND FOUND Please call the Manches­ C76CT... 24 hours. Must be mature dependa­ call 6434)089. son ;Pero Fruit Stand, 276 about how I can invest in the baby’s her parents’ income tax return subsequent years? They will with­ ter Dog Warden at 643- Certified Nursing ble and meticulous. Coll Oakland Street. 643-6384. person at; 315 Brood St., name, so that his mother won’t be generally must pay tax on invest­ draw money from theiraccounts to up to 40 years, for the very oldest. 6642. Assistants-Weekend posi­ 646-5153 and leave mes­ Needed experienced ma­ Manchester or call 647- Tough test Lost-Small sized fawn co­ 8997. able to touch it? I would prefer that ment income — interest, dividends pay their college expenses and will But there has been no promise of lored, short haired older h 30U8INE88 tions now available. Stort­ sage with service. ture woman to stay week­ Cook Attendant- ing salary $7.58 per hour. she doesn’t even know about it. or realized capital gains — exceed­ have no other income until they are extended maturities to EEs. female dog. Answers to DPPDRTUNiTiED days 9-4 with eosv care for Permanent part time posi­ Engineer Ken Humble aims water jets at a Motorola ing $1,000 at the parents’ tax rate. graduated. While EE bonds are absolutely Apply In person Monday Production Worker-tor elderly bedridden tion available. Monday Carpet Installer and "Jenny". Call 646-0600 af­ HELP WANTED Helpers. Top pay, health portable cellular telephone at the company’s accelerated ANSWER: You can open a gift to The very complicated new rules, safe, that doesn’t mean they are ter 3pm. CD through Fridov from 9am lig h t manufacturing. woman. Comfortable through Friday, 4pm-8. Must Sell-T-Shlrf, locket to 3pm. Meadows Manor, Some lifting required. home with bus to door. Minimum 2 years expe­ Insurance, paid vacation, life testing laboratory in Schaumburg, III. Though not minors account, with yourself as which take effect for 1987 and ANSWER; Because they are sure to provide the “best” return. and cap printing equip­ bonus. Year round work. apply to returns due April 15,1988, both past 13, they will pay tax on Other investments, such as stocks 333 Bldwell Street, Please call 649-3900. Possible flexible hours rience In large scale food designed to operate in such a rough environment, custodian. That way, you’ll have ment. With suppliers. Wil­ Manchester. shared between two. service operation re­ Call 2824)831. Commerical control of the account until the boy will require any child who has their investment income at their and mutural funds, might do better ling to train. $4000. Negoti­ work. Motorola subjects equipment to tests that simulate years Medical Secretary-Part Please write about your­ quired. Also must have reaches the age of majority, which more than $500 annual income to tax rates — not at your rate. With — as they have in the past. able. Coll 904-767-8296. Part time office clerk tor time opening In Internal self. Send replies to; Box some experience dealing of abuse in just a few months. varies from 18 to 21 from state to file a federal income tax return. no other income, that will be the However, they do involve risk. telemarketing room. Medicine office. Responsi­ X c/o The Manchester with mentally retarded. Must have pleasant tele­ bilities Include billing, Herald. $8.61 per hour. Apply at; HELP WANTED phone personality and typing, Insurance forms, Mansfield Training SELL. good moth aptitude. 8am - ond patient contact. Medi­ School, Rte 44, Mansfield Driver-Part time tor the 2pm, 5 days per week. Call cal office experience Depot, Ct. or call Susan Manchester Herald, Cov­ States to test re-employment program 528-9624. needed. Call Cathy at PawloskI at 429-6451. entry route. Good pay. Business In Brief 646-4665 between 9am- Front Desk Representa­ AA/EOE. Short hours) Call Frank at MANAGERS/ Teocher Aldes- 742-8867 or the Manchester YOUR 5pm. tive. Full and part time. ASST. MANAGERS Immedlote openings In Varied hours. Apply In Dental Asslstant-3 day Herald office. 647-9946. By Matt Yancey The congressional Office of to pick up the other half. WHETHER THE Canadian pro­ Florist agrees to drop name Special Education class­ Poultry farm workers full person; Quality Inn Con­ week In Glastonbury. Pe­ The Associated Press Technology Assessment said in a Often chaired by a retired gram can work in the more A Ladles apparel rooms. One for language time. Benefits Included. ference Center, 51 Hart­ riodontal practice. Expe­ Delayed Behavior Disor­ report in September that it usually businessman agreeable to both acrimonious labor-managment NORWALK — A local florist has agreed to drop the name chain has immediate Call Arbor Acres Farms. ford Tpke, Vernon. rienced preferred. Includ­ WASHINGTON - A successful takes three to five months for the labor and management, the Cana­ climate of the United States is in “Bloomingpail’s” for his shop after being threatened with a dered Students, ages 5-7; 633-4681. John Purcell. EOE/AA. ing x-ray technique but . . . with a Classified ad. openings available the other tor Developmen- Canadian program for helping Labor Department to get job dian committees usually are setup doubt. lawsuit for trademark infringement by Bloomingdale’s willing to train enthuslos- Permanent Part time po­ workers find new jobs after, or training and placement aid to on the same day a layoff is The Canadian program is volun­ Home buyers read our for full time managers tally DIsabled/AutlstIc Home Health Aide-Port tlc Individual. Call Jo at sition available for a Cou- department store. and assistant manag­ Students ages 3-8. EOE. Part time drivers - wanted time position for qualified 633-8371. rler/Clerk In the Man­ even before, they get caught by displaced workers after a layoff is announced and exist for a year or tary, but 95 percent of the compan­ "Your use of the ’Bloomingpail’s’ trademark and trade name real estate listings for South Windsor school ers. We are looking Apply at: Community Individual In private chester Herold’s plant closings and mass layoffs announced. less. ies contacted by the Industrial is likely to cause confusion and to deceive purchasers into everyday. Advertise Child Guidance School, buses. Storting pay $6 per home. Duties Include Texas Oil Company needs Advertising Department. will be tested next year in six Because most employers pro­ But by quickly contacting em­ Adjustment Service concerning for career minded In­ 317 North Main Street, hour. Full training pro­ health care, meal prepa­ mature person for short Monday through Friday, believing that there is some association or relationship between your home in the vided. Call 5284)086. states. vide less than two weeks notice of ployers in similar industries and pending layoffs or plant closings your retail flower store and our client’s department stores. ” New dividuals who are mo­ Manchester. ration and light house­ trips surrounding the 9am-3pm. No experience Iowa, Michigan, New Jersey, layoffs or plant closings — and cooperating unions, they have a participate in it. Classified eolumns tivated, responsible, keeping for elderly cou­ Hartford area. Contact necessary. Most be ener­ York attorney Daniel Ebenstein wrote to florist Rick Myers. Help Wanted-Responsible New York, Ohio and Vermont each many give none —- the government record of finding jobs for laid off In addition, most Canadian where ready buyers will and enjoy working East Horttord roofing ple. Certification and customers. We train. getic and reliable. Assist will get $20,000 under grants aid is seldom timely or effective, workers at an average cost of only provinces require employers to "Further, your mark simulates and dilutes the distinctive company looking for roof­ adult needed to transport experience necessary. Write K. G. Dickerson. our advertising staff with quality of our client’s well-known trademark.” see it. Classified with people. Previous ers and roofers helpers. vehicles tor local GM Weekend hours required. Pres. Southwestern Pet­ clerical duties and occa­ approved Wednesday by the Labor the OTA report said. $108 to the government. give eight to 16 weeks advance retail experience a dealer on a port time "The strategy is to tap the notice of a plant closings, enabling Myers said recently he was surprised to get the complaint a readers will make vour No experience necessary. Call 643-8065. roleum, Box 961005. Ft. sional pick-ups/dellverles Department to foster re­ plus. We offer; Health Benefits available. Call basis. Apply; Tom Kelley, Worth, Tx. 76161. of advertising materials. employment labor-management THE TRIAL EXPERIMENTS in hidden job market, the jobs that the labor-management commit­ year after opening his store. The name was penned after his home a bestseller! Carter Chevrolet. 646- Benefits and a Pen­ 289-2919. Dietary Aide-Immediate Must have reliable car. committees at two companies in the six states will be modeled on are never publicly announced but tees to line up the needed aid well attorney remarked that the store’s lease was so long that it 6464. Truck Drlver/Worehouse Good pay plus mileage. sion Plan, with sala­ opening tor energetic per­ each state anticipating large the two-decade-old Canadian In­ are filled by word of mouth,” the before the layoffs occur. seemed more like a document for Bloomingdale^. Hard working handy man son to perform a variety person combination. Wil­ Excellent opportunity to layoffs in 1987. dustrial Adjustment Service, a OTA report said in praising the U.S. companies have shown a Myers replied he was selling flowers, so the store was more like ries for qualified peo­ for painting, and mainte­ Dental Asslstant- ot kitchen tasks. 3-7pm. lingness to work overtime work with o pleasant staff small government agency with a system. much greater reluctance to pro­ "Bloomingpail’s.” ple ranging from nance around opart- Orthadonlc, Vernon. Ex­ for New England furni­ In an Interesting field. Responding to rnounting cricit- perienced preferred. Will train beginner. Call ism that the Reagan administra­ record of finding new jobs — In contrast, job-finding aid of­ vide the advance warnings. For Myers said he has agreed to change the name to Every $15,000 to $18,000. If ments. Part time. Call 6464)129. ture distributor. Benefits. Please call Denise Ro­ 875-6246. berts, Advertising Direc­ tion is doing too little too late to usually within a year or less — for fered by the Labor Department example, intensive lobbying last Blooming Thing by Nov. 30. you are Interested In Ken at 643-1442. Apply In person; Ware­ MANCHESTER Meadows Manor is now house M 8, Associates, 170 tor, at 643-2711 for Inter­ help the nearly 2 million workers 66 of every 100 workers displaced under the Job Training and Part­ year by the Chamber of Commerce an exOlting and chal­ Computer Operator-Data nership Act reaches only about 5 and the National Association of Carpenters Helpers-Full accepting applications for Tunnel Rd, Vernon Ct. view appointment. displaced annually by layoffs and by plant closings. HERALD lenging career, call 1- time. Keep busy this Win­ Processing, 7:30om- future Certified Nurse As in Canada, the government percent of the eligible displaced Manufacturers helped narrowly 4;00pm. Monday through plant closings. Labor Secretary claoiifiod ads 800-972-9603 and ask ter. £49-4800, ask tor Mr. Aide training classes. Mechanics-Must be able Munson’s Chocolates of William Brock agreed earlier this will pay half the costs of establish­ U.S. workers, and then usually not defeat a bill in the House that Friday. Please call 646- Bolton Is seeking a re­ Shipyard workers sue tool makers classified for Personnel. Derring. Please apply In person to perform all levels of year to take a close look at a ing and operating the labor- until months after they have been would have required advance phoae 643-2711 5773. Monday through Friday, "truck maintenance and sponsible retail sales per­ heralded Canadian worker re­ management committees with the laid off, according to the OTA notice of plant closings if more GROTON — Ten Electric Boat shipyard employees have filed Help Wanted-Babysltter 9am-3pm. Meadows repair. Ability to diagnose son. Hours are 9 to 4:30, employment program. participating companies expected report. than 50 workers are affected. suit against four machine-tool manufacturers, charging that must be experienced and Manor, 333 Bldwell Street, and work from repair Monday through Friday. vibrating equipment damaged nerves and blood vessels in their have references. Part Manchester. manuals. Experience on Full benefits. Call 647-8639 hands. time.. Good pay. Nathan Ford trucks helpful. Ex­ tor appointment. Hole area. 646-4531. Physical Therapy Truck Drlver/Dellvery cellent benefits, company The suit, filed Wednesday in New London Superior Court, Assistant-Part time, 15 to person. No class 11 license paid medical and dental. Part tIme-Hardware store New tax laws may curb overbuilding alleges that the tool makers took no significant action to protect ARE YOU LOOKING FOR X-ray Technlclons;lmme- 20 hours per week. Appli­ needed. Approxlmotely Profit sharing, 2 weeks counter person. Ideal for operators of air-powered tools such as needle guns, grinding dlote Medical Care Center cants should possess an 20-25 hours per week. Call paid vacation. Qualified retiree. Apply In person has part time and perdlem Associate's Degree In for appointment between persons apply In person only, Manchester Hard­ wheels and pneumatic hammers, despite studies indicating the Physical Therapy or 2 at:The U-Haul Repair ware, 877 Main Street. Bv John Cunnlff disorder, with vacancy rates in Minneapolis, San Francisco, A PART TIME JOB IN openings for registered 9 and 4. Arthur Drug Chicago, Dallas-Fort Worth, and tools could cause a condition known as "vibration whitefinger,” X-ray Technicians. We years experience. Apply Warehouse. 649-8648. Shop, route 66, East The Associated Press some areas already at 25 percent. Dallas-Fort Worth and Miami-Fort Lauderdale, followed said attorney David Neusner, representing the EB workers. otter competitive salary In person or send resume Cloumbla, Ct. Guest ServIc e If the slowdown doesn't develop, as Minneapolis. in descending order through the YOUR HOMETOWN? along with a weekend to: Meadows Manor, 333 Now hiring! Manager and Representative-Position NEW YORK — Based on va­ expected, Birch foresees rates of In reaching his conclusions, 30-percent bracket by Seattle, He said the product-liability suit names asdefendants Chicago differential. Interested ap­ Bldwell St, Manchester, waitresses with expe­ X-ray Technician tor phy­ available. Experienced cancy figures for office buildings, 35 percent to 40 percent. Birch studied existing vacancy Austin, Texas, San Francisco, Pneumatic Tool Co. of New York; Ingersoll Rand of Woodcliff, We have a permanent part tim^ position avaiiable for a plicants please call Ct. 06040. Attention Physi­ rience for new Icecream sicians office In Rockville. preferred. Full time 3pm cal Therapy Deportment. now at almost unprecedented Said Birch: "The speculative rates, job growth, and 'growth . Minneapolis, St. Louis and San N.J.; Dresser Industries of Dallas, Texas; and Stanley Works of Courier/Cierk in the Manchester Heraid’s Advertising Joanne at 721-7393. parlor In Coventry. Coll Part time, flexible hours. to 11pm. Excellent career highs, the recently enacted tax bill fever of the past 10 years must cool patterns for 7.2 million businesses ?iego. New Britain. Mr. Miles at 646-8340. Send resume to Box Y c/o opportunity for the right came just in time. if the investors who fueled it are to in 239 geographic markets. Basic Jenver-Boulder and Los An- Department. Monday through Friday, 9am to 3pm. No the Manchester Herald, person. Apply at front The Occupational Health and Safety Administration has not set Part TIme-JanItorlal Manchester. desk: Quality Inn, 51 Hart­ There are far too many office avoid significant losses on these to his findings is an anticipated gleles are expected to be able to standards for industries to follow in dealing with occupational SALES SECRETARY ford Tpke, Vernon. 646- investments.” Which means, in slowing of labor-force growth. experience necessary. Must be energetic and reliable. work. Rockville area. 2 structures around the country, a absorb only 24 percent of their past vibration. But the National Institute of Occupational Safety and hours per morning. 4 days Auto DIsmantler-Some 5700. EOE/AA. consequence in part of an old tax effect, that still another real estate The study estimates the amount rates, Houston-Galvestbn 22 per­ Assist our advertising staff with cierical duties and occa- Immediate opening for a full time per week. Coll 249-6880. experience desired but shakeout is under way. of new office-construction needed Health, OSHA’s research arm, recommended in a March 1983 code that encouraged investors to cent and Phoenix 17 percent. that design of the tools be changed and their use be reduced, sionai pick-ups/deiiveries of advertising materials. Must assistant to a busv regional sales not necessary. Most hove Unisex Hair Stylist, part ignore demographics and even in each of the markets in order to In presenting the figures, spo­ Jewelery Sales-Part time own tools, overtime plus time, 20 hours. Must be economics — and put their money THE STUDY, co-sponsored by reduce rate to what Birch des­ kesmen for MIT and Arthur Neusner said. have reliable car. Good pay plus mileage. Excellent op­ manager and staff. 2+ years Christmas help wanted, benefits, average 45-50 dependable. Experienced into new buildings for tax reasons the MIT Center for Real Estate cribed as a tight market with a 6 Anderson said they co-sponsored portunity to work with a pleasant staff in an interesting experience dealing with customers and flexible hours. Apply; Dia­ hours weekly. Call 649- with following preferred. only. Development and Arthur An­ percent vacancies. the study to assist the real estate deadlines. Typing 50 wpm. No mond Showcase, M an­ 3391. Apply: Oanco's 253 West On that basis. New York and field. Please call Denise Roberts, Advertising Director, at chester Parkode, Middle Tpke, behind Mr. The new law removes those tax dersen & Co., suggests that big- industry in successfully planning shorthand required. East ot the river Auto Polisher and detail Donut. market areas of the Northeast, Washington, D.C. could tolerate an Ray mark losses put at $1.7 million Manchester. incentives, offering some hope that for the future, but that has been an 643-2711 for interview appointment. location. Please forward resume, person. Immediate open­ overbuilding will be reduced, and might continue to sustain fairly even greater rate of construction elusive quest in the past. TRUMBULL — Raytech Corp. has reported that its Raymark Secretory-Executive to ing. Full time position for Person to perform cour- that the 650 million square feet of strong building paces and not face in 1985-1995 than in in 1975-1985, and Made up of risk-taking, individu­ subsidiary lost $1.7 million in the third quarter this year as Includingsalarv requirements to Box Z, $16,500. Glastonbury area. auto dealership In new, rler and general file clerk vacancies that existed in 1985 can huge vacancies. both Detroit and Baltimore would alistic entrepreneurs, the industry compared with a $1C . .lillion loss for the same period a year ago. c/o The Manchester Herald. Progressive firm Is hiring used and service depart­ sevices. Part or full time. be absorbed by economic growth. And the same might be said for be able to absorb rates only traditionally goes through boom due to expansion. Respon­ ments. Monday through Flexible hours possible. "some not so obvious places,” such slightly less than earlier. The loss this year was equal to 56 cents per share and last sible and diversified posi­ Thursday. 11am-8pm. Sat­ Retirees welcome. Send That vacany figure comes from and bust cycles. If not forced into year’s third-quarter loss amounted to $5.25 per share. lianrIjPHtpr lirralh a just-released study by David as Kansas City, Mo.; Atlanta: bankruptcy, many developers in tion entails :secretarla- urday 9am-5pm. Most resume to: Kathy Tower Orlando, Fla.; Syracuse, N.Y.; AMONG THE BIGGEST Net sales for the quarter were $23.6 million, a 3 percent l/admlnlstrotlve support have prior experience. atFuss8 posal, pool, tennis courts. CLOTHIRB steering, om/fm cassette, to Plym outh C aravelle, or MI8CEUANEDU8 Democrats want to resolve the Sen. Patrick Leahy, D-Vt., said in Rossetto Real Estate. 646- Near 84. Coll 282-7906otter CB transceiver Realistic bucket seats. Good condi­ Dodge 600. 62,000 m iles. AUTOMDTIVE Inquire Excellent condition. Drig- problems “ in a judicious and an interview on ABC-TV’s “ Good 2482.0 7:00 pm . or (617) 864-5770 Maternity clothes, shirts, TRC-441 40 channel coax­ tion. $1595. 289-3613. cautious manner" so thatthere will Morning America.” X4204 days. pants, dresses, sizes me­ ial antenna 25' cable lead Inal cost $11,000 sell $5000. 1984 Mercury Cougar, 643-4263 or 643-1710. 2 P205 75R14 radial steel be “ understanding and affection.” Leahy, vice chairman of the Loan Center 6-6 Duplex with separate dium 8-9. Excellent condi­ in very good conditon. $75. belted snow tires mounted "It is our intention to start Intelligence Committee, was re­ heating systems, garage tion. Dresses like new. 742-7080.O black, $67,000/best pavings Bank otfer.43,000 miles. Excel­ 1977 Red C adillac, very on Chevy wheels. $60. working towards these ends imme­ sponding to the president's tele­ and 0 prime location near $1.00-$5.00 each. 647-7131 .□ good condition. Radio, air 643-5585.0 of Manchester the hospital. Blanchard & Free for the taking! 2 box lent running condition. diately,” she said. vised explanation of why he sent a springs for standard sin­ Must sell by November conditioning. Musical The majority directors and other secret mission to Tehran to open 923 Main Street Rossetto Real Estate. 646- 4 room apartment. Mar­ Buyer meets seller In horn I 646-0551. 2482.0 ried Adults preferred. No Classified ... and It's gle, 1 king sized mattress. 17th. 649-1553. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Democratic officials in Manches­ talks with Iran's leaders. Manchester pets. No appliances. Se­ happy meeting tor both. Coll 649-1047.0 ter led an unsuccessful attempt Sen. Joseph Biden of Deleware. 1983 Toyota wagon-5 1976 Toyota Cellco G T , 5 Notice Is hereby elven, pur­ EOE One floor living available curity, references, 1 cor. speed, air conditioning. suant to Section 33-379 of the this year to change the Town the second-ranking Democrat on PRESIDENT REAGAN if you buy this Immo- 649-1265. Polyester tobrlc-monv speed, am /tm stereo. Fine Herald photo by Rocha the Senate Foreign Relations Com­ condition, low mlleoge. $1275. 649-8736 o r 646-4060 Connecticut General Sta­ Charter so that the Eighth District . . . says no laws broken cuolte 3 bedroom Ranch. solid colors. Great for tutes, os amended, that the — which has provided fire protec­ mittee. said the address "vainly auMts. .50 cents a yard or $5200/best otter. Coll 643- (work) and ask (or Connecticut corporation Fireplace, pool and more! Manchester - 2nd floor 2 M itchell. tion and sewer service to most of Chief Howling Wolf, a Micmac Indian history lesson, showed native American underscored how amateurish this Blanchard & Rossetto $50 tor oil. 643-1814.0 4459. listed below hos been dis­ bedroom, heat and ap­ FURRITURE solved bv resolution. A Certi­ thing has been.” Real Estate. 646-2482.0 pliances, no pets. $550 plus 0 northern Manchester for almost from Norwalk, speaks to childr^a^ artwork and answered children’s 1981 Buick Skylark, 54,000 ficate of dissolution has been 100 years — would no longer be able "The president seemed very R-Ind.. said, “ The president made OPERATORS security 646-3979. Sliding glass tub doors. LIO AL NOTICE filed with the Secretory of the Robertson School in Manchestei^fhurs^ questions. Let's Moke a D e a l! Bedroom set-GIrls white Swan design, standard tub miles, power steering, State os required bv low. to fend off consolidation with the uncomfortable with the explana­ a judgment that the security of the I t t A 2 n d provincial by D ixie. 649- power brakes, olr condi­ day. Howling Wolf gave the st/dents a hostages, the security of the new 4 Owners anxious to nego­ Two bedroom townhouse size. $50. 646-4638.0 Vacant Real Prooerty for AM creditors. If any, ore town. tion he was giving, in my view.” Shift Ofoningt tiate 0 sole. 3-tam lly In - heat, hot water, car­ 3127. otter 6pm . tioning. Coll G ory at 568- tale bv Estate. 112 Soencer warned to present their The measure was soundly de­ Biden said in an interview with the relations that we were fashioning Manchester. Many Im­ peted. All appliances. Air 6 foot fluorescent fixtures 2020 or 646^)213. St., M anchester. 1S.716 sq. ft. claims opolnst sold corpora­ "CBS Morning News.” "It seems with Iran, justified a very close For silk screening and hot Queen Ann wing back Sold by sealed bid at Man­ tion on or before the dote In­ feated. If it had been approved. provements, excellent In­ conditioning. Coll 647- with 4 toot lamps and as though the president just circle, and there it was kept. I think atamping coamallc parts. choir. Floral back shades. $5 each. 649-6201 .o chester Probate Court, 66 dicated, or theraofter be Democratic officials were ex­ No experlanca nacaasary. come, separate utilities. 1595. Center St., Manchester, CT barred os provided bv Sec­ pected to lead a consolidation underscored the fact that this is a this is debatable.” Positive cosh Flow! ground. A1 condition. on Dacensbar 2, 1986. Bids tion 33-379(d) of the Connec­ Apply In parson: Price $80. 649-7944.0 must be submitted to Pro­ •drive. Students meet a chief policy that somehow went awry.” Members of both parties also Priced to sell. $129,900. 3 and 4 room apartm ents, Orthopedic weights 22 ticut General Statutes. Jackson 8, Jackson Real no appllonces,no pets,se- pound packets with pouch Price reduced! New black bata Court on or before De­ -. Following the vote, both sides Key members of both parties indicated interest in launching cember 1, 1986. Bids must be Bast Engineerina, Inc. also said the president ran an investigative hearings into the APOLLO II Esote. 647-8400 or 646- curlty,coll 6^2426. Week­ holder for legs etc.' Cost top and Interior with this accompanied by certified or (Manchester) Vl^xpressed a desire to negotiate S Q ian Rd.. 8646.0 days 9-5. $54 . $40. 643-1710.O classic red convertible, a cashiers check of 10% of bid. Their disagreements, which are unacceptable risk by keeping his sequence of events. Those probes Manchester, CT Present claims to: Robert P. Howling Wolf tells of Indian contributions 1964 R am bler A m erican. All bids sublect to Probate Voipe, Its attorney, 237 Buck­ often the subject of considerable initiative a closely held secret and could begin this month. 203-647-1678 An Autumn Treat! Adora­ One bedroom apartment 5 piece Blonde bedroom Glass Insulator collection, Rebuilt last year so It runs Court approval. ingham Street, Hartford, CT bitterness. Eighth District Direc­ by failing to buttress it by building Rep. Richard Cheney, R-Wyo., a have a lot to be proud of.” ble 6 room Cope In Bowers newley renovated. Adults set (1950's) with tw in beds. over 50 different pieces. good and looks good. Was For further details concern- 06106; on or before February tor Gordon Lassow said a letter Bv John Mitchell a supportive bipartisan coalition. member of the House Republican Limed Oak Veneer. Van­ Ino bid procedures or the 24, 1907. Drawing from his red trunk full of ancient School District. 3 bed­ preferred, no pets. $425 $99 or best otter. 649-0477 $900, now $800. Coll 635- requesting a meeting with town Herald Reporter “ There is a reason for having leadership, said that to him the per month without utili­ ity with mirror and bench, evenings.o______1998 anytim e. property contact Attorney 049-10 ' ' artifacts. Howling Wolf chronicled the history of rooms, 1.5 baths, fire­ Michael M. Darby at 643- officials will be sent today. checks and balances,” Leahy said. ’’heart of the matter” was Rea­ place, new furnace, new ties. Available December dresser with mirror, night the American Indian during his visit to Robertson. When you coll Classified 1136. The outstanding problems con­ Fourth-graders at Robertson School gasped “ The Constitution does not provide gan’s attempt to improve the driveway. Pretty yard 1st. Security required. table and 2 beds. $200. 1982 M azda 626, 4 door, 5 At one time he said. 650 tribes in the country, 646-1229 or 646-7380.O to place an ad, a friendly 020-11 cern what to do with the town’s Thursday morning when Howling Wolf, a Micmac that foreign policy be run by long-range security interests of the with storage building. Call M rs. Jarvis at 647- speed, 57,000 m iles o m /fm speaking 250 different languages, roamed the SECRETARY Ad-VIsor will answer your cassette, gold with beige The Tam Buckland firehouse on Tolland Indian who gave a lecture to their class, confided colonels in the basement of the United States, not whether he $112J)00. Jackson & Jack- 0069. forests and worshiped the sacred ground. Then Four piece bedroom set, call and help you word Interior, excellent condi­ Turnpike and who will collect that he enjoyed munching on rattlesnake. White House: it’s going to be run should have consulted with the For reception, typ­ son Real Esote. 647-8400 or the white man started slowly taking the land. 646-8646.0 Vernon Rockville 1 bed­ good condition. 649-5821. your od for best r^ponse. tion. $3995. 243-7855 days, Roin/Shine Cope lucrative hookup charges from a And he wasn’t finished yet. through the normal constitutional congressional leadership. Howling Wolf said, and the numbers began to ing and general du­ room apartm ent In 3 tam - 643-2711. evenings 646-3383. new sewer line planned for Buck- “ One of the nicest eating animals there is is a checks and balances.” Sen. William Proxmire. speak­ dwindle while animosity grew. Brand new listing!!! East llv nice neighborhood. 5 land in northwest Manchester. skunk,” the Norwalk resident told about 40 Shortly after the speech Thurs­ ing in San Bernardino. Calif.. ties. Good skills re­ minutes from highway. 1963 Jeep Wogoneer- “ Many of my people have died for this H a r tfo r d . 3 b e d ro o m The two governments earlier this students, explaining through the loud noises of day night. Sen. David Duren- Thursday night, questioned giving quired including Ranch on slob. 1'/2 baths No pets. $400. 647-0593. TV/STEREO/ Rebullt engine, new tires, country,” he said. “ They were fighting to protect ENDROLLS year had talked about sharing the disgust how clean the critters were compared to berger. R-Minn., chairman of the aid to Iran's Ayatollah Ruhollah and family room. Close to APPLIARCE8 plus 1966 Jeep W agoneer what was rightfully theirs.” , typing and P.C. Ex­ 2TA width - 2S4 Buckland station, but those talks chickens. Senate intelligence committee, Khomeini, pointing out that Kho­ schools. Quiet neighbor­ fo r ports. $1500 to r both. They continue to fight, he said, as evidenced by cellent opportunity/ 8T0R E ARD 13V< width - 2 lor 2Si have since stalled. Some Eighth " I thought he would say that.” one little girl in said Reagan’s remarks were "at meini has ’’called America Satan.” hood, above ground pool. Stove-Electric self clean­ 649-5180. an Arizona tribe that protested this year against OFFICE 8PACE M LIST be picked up at the District directors have called for back said, gritting her teeth. best confusing.” The Wisconsin Democrat said benefits. Send your $113,900. Jackson 8, Jack- ing copper. $75. 643-2809.O Manchester Herald Office the government’s plan to take their holy land to son Real Esote. 647-8400 or 1985 Chew Chevette-4 the district to purchase the facility The 78-year-oId Indian said he has spoken to “ My guess is that this confusion Reagan has now taken sides in the resume and salary before 11 A.M. ONLY. mine the precious metals it contained. 646-8646.0 Office Space For Rent. Frost tree refrigerator. door, 4 speed manual, 80 that its firefighters could better countless local organizations and school groups is shared by our allies, by terrorists long-running Iran-Iraq war. history to: Excellent location-heat, Good working order, stereo cassette, son roof, serve Buckland. through the country over the past 20 years, "so and by Iran as well,” he said. "Providing arms to him is a Reduced to $99,950! Man­ olr ,|anltor, parking. 500 w hite. $75. 649-6039.O low mileage, excellent people will realize we give a lot to this country and Please turn to page 3 Durenberger said “ the biggest terrible mistake that will cost chester by owner. 6 room square feet $250. 649-5334. condition. $4700. 643-2048. TAG Please turn to page 10 , revelation of the evening may have thousands of lives of Iranians and P ersonnal Dormered Cope, 1 cor or 643-7175. Westinghouse electric Iraqis,” Proxm ire said. “ Ob­ 1976 Chevy M alib u classic, been that we are attempting to use Administrator garage with potlo. Full range self cleaning. 8A LE8 the hostages and the war with Iraq viously, when you provide arms to basement. Excellent loca­ 4 door, automatic trans­ Manchester-Commercial Copper colored, working to influence the long-term course of one side, you have taken sides.” KCR Technology Inc. tion and condition!' Coll, store front, toll basement. tine. Reasonable. $50 call mission, running condi­ Rum m age 8> Tag Sole- tion. Asking $200/best events in Iran.” Meanwhile. Sen. Orrin Hatch. owner tor appointment. Ideal tor office, workshop otter 6pm . 646-8661.0 Soturdav, November 15th, 100 Prestige Park Road otter. Call 643-0034 o tter Freeze hits state, doesn't faze town ’’The president has yet to learn R-Utah. said he is considering 649-6309. or retail outlet. Located 10-3. A m erican Legion, 8pm . East Hartford, CT 06108 o n busy street. Wall Street, Coventry. that he will gain both support and convening his Judiciary subcom­ $525/month. Strono Real Bv The Associated Press that business had picked up good advice by broadening the mittee for hearings on constitu­ 9 Good clothing, books, bi­ 1981 Camaro-V-8, 45,000 Esot*!. 647-7653. IRECREATHIRAL cycles, home made food and Herald Staff slightly, most reported normal circle he consults with on impor­ tional questions stemming from e q u ip m e r t miles, 4 speed, posi trac­ conditions and few road service the administration's actions. An Equal Opply. Employer Rentals I and much morel tant foreign policy initiatives.” tion rear, air condition­ Oil companies rushed to fill calls this morning. Hatch loses his chairmanship when M/F ing, louvres, sun roof, Durenberger said. Estate Sale-21 Benton tanks, homeless people huddled in "W e havn’t seen a large Increase Outlined Appllcanit Only IR D U 8TR IA L For Sale. Rowing Ma­ power steering, brakes. Senate Foreign Relations Com­ Democrats take control of the R 0 0 M 8 P R O P E R n chine, fully assembled, 1 Street, Monchester. Sat­ Excellent condition. shelters, and automobile mechan­ in towings,” said Cliff Gerich, the mittee Oiairman Richard Lugar, Senate in January. urday November 15th, 9to FOR RERT year old, excellent condi­ $5700. 646-5916 . ics braced to jolt cars with dead owner of Gerich’s Mobil on Tolland E l tion. $75. Call 646-3245 3. VIctorlon sofa and batteries after record-low temper­ Turnpike in Manchester. Manchester-Good space choirs, antique lamps. at reasonable prices. Call otter 5:30pm. 1973 AMC Hornet-Running atures gripped Connecticut, but The same was true for oil heating Central location, kitchen Governor WInthrop desk, condition. $400 or best companies contacted, which said privileges. Parking avail­ owner tor present or fu­ walnut bedroom set, forecasters promised sdhie relief TODAY’S HERALD Real Estate ture needs of 643-2414. otter. 649-5160 otter 6pm . today. the frigid temperatures haven’t able. Security and refer­ IO«JBOAT8/MARIRE Chino, crystol, fireplace - - _ . * ences required. $70 per equipment, linens, cedar At Bradley International Airport lasted long enough to cause w eek. 649-9227 or 569-3528. IB3 I equipmert chest, music cabinet, 1978 [}atsun B-210 auto­ in Windsor Locks, the weather problems. rnROOMMATEB matic, 2 door. Best otter. "It's opened everybody’s eyes Santa under attack Police search river HOMES procelain clock's, framed 529-1975 after 5. Laura. service said the mercury dropped FOR SALE L arge room to r rent-Close g ^ W A H T E D 16 foot Mod River canoe, 1880 view o f South M a n ­ to the record low of 21 degrees .first and let them know winter is Santa and the Easter Bunny are state police divers were search­ ini to bus line and downtown. paddles Included. Used chester, antique trunks, recorded in 1920. Forecasters said coming,” said one employee of the under attack in Virginia, while ing the cool waters of the Connecti­ 8 2 3 5 $70 per week, utilities Manchester-Male or fe­ tour times. Excellent con­ vintage fur coots, kitchen the average temperature for the Manchester-based Wyman Oil Co. some Baptists in Tennessee want cut River underneath the Found­ Included. Security and ref­ dition. $800. Please call Smoll Take a look at this new 6 male to shore 3 bedroom ware. Sole managed by date is 43 degrees. Inc. who declined to give his name. to purge public school libraries of ers Bridge in East Hartford this room , V/i both Colonial, erences required. Call 643- 643-4942 afte r 6pm or 647- :Allce Kugelman. AAedium oportment with 2 others. 1966 Ram bler-The Clas­ Forecasters said a high pressure " It takes two to three weeks of books on the occult. The demands morning for the body of woman fireplace, 1 st f lo o r 1021. 9946 8:30 • 5:30. Ask tor sic 1 From when they mo- Larg« Credit check required bv system that blew in from Canada consistent cold before we really get were registered before local school who may have jumped off the 6 laundry. Great loti $120's. Bob. de'em like they used to. > landlord. $184 per month was responsible for the blast of busy,” said Nelson Gottier. the boards this week and follow a structure. Story on page iO. B la n c h a rd 8, R ossetto Room-Central-Non- plus one third of utilities W ANTED TO Dniy 85,000 miles! Solid For tho.se cold days Real Estate. 646-2482.0 smoklng gentlemon, runner. 742-7686 evenings. ahead . . . the floppy, Arctic air. Temperatures were owner of Gottier W.J. Fuel Co. Inc. recent a federal court decision that and oil heat. Call 643-0034 BUY/TRADE crocheted tarn. Direc­ in Vernon. room with telephone, next otter 8pm. M U 8IC A L A dashint; cape in long or expected to rise somewhat today fundamentalist Christian children to shower, parking, 649- tions arc also included That wasn’t the case in other Well maintained 6 room IT E M 8 ... . . Murcorv Bobcat, 1979, short length with a flat­ and reach up to 35 degrees in parts in one county may be excused from 6801. Wonted-Snow blower-3 to , good running condition, 4 tering yoke and collar. for a handsome long parts of the state, though. classes that offend their religious Colonial situated In o nice scarf. of Connecticut, they said. Index residential area. 1 '/j 5 horse pow er, p o s ta g e , speed, asking $600. 644- Ideal for rain or shine. ^ The cold spell hit just two days At the American Automobile beliefs. Story on page 7. WANTED Mako guitar-excellent power driven. 643-5205. 3153 No. 5446 has crochet baths. Spacious closets. No. 8235 with Photo- after the first significant snow Association of Hartford, a tele­ 20 page*, 2 SECtlonB TO RENT condition, red and white. Guide is in Sizes Small, directions for tarn and Partially finished base­ A PAR TM EH T8 scarf. storm of the year dropped as much phone operator said she expected ment. Great place tor a $190. Strop and case In­ 1985 Suburu, 5 speed, sun Medium or Large. Me­ Advica — . 14 Lottery . _ 2 FOR RERT AP photo as seven inches of powder in the this morning's weather to bring a young family. $106,500. Cleon 2 bedroom fu r­ cluded. Never used. 643- root, cruise, o m /tm . 8600 dium (12-14), short ver­ To order, Mnd $2.S0. for itch B usiness. .20 Obltuarles- , 10 6985. Automotive miles. S7200. 6463430. sion . . . 2 yards 64-inch; itte rn , pine SOI lo r pottage tod northwestern part of the state hail of calls from motorists who (!oll now for an appoint­ nished apartment In Mon- Sunny and cold Claasifled - 18-19 O p ln lo n ___ _ 6 chester/Vernon oreo. Coll long, 2%, yards 1 con­ Randllog. The deep freeze hit the Midwest as weli as the Northeast, before it was washed away by rain couldn’t start their cars because of ment. Realty World Manchester-Luxury town- ANNE CABOT P e o p le ------2 Frenchette Associates. house, 2 bedroom , 1'/i Gerber Scientific Instru­ M ust sell! 1972 Ford L T D trast, % yard. harming the frozen foiiage at a nursery in Louisviiie, Ky., and sleet. dead batteries. Sunny and cold today with highs C o m ic s ------6 CAR8 wogon. First $200 drives It Manctweter Herold The cold also spurred increased in the mid to upper 30s. Clear Connecticut — 4 S p o rts ------15-17 646-7709.O baths, central air condi­ ment Company, Person­ TO ORDER, send $2.50 (or MCh tlBOAve. of Americat where temperatures were at a record iow again today. In Manchester, the cold did not tioning, all electric, nel D epartm ent 644-1551, JFO R BALE away. Coll 871-7202 pattern, plus SOf tor postiga and New York, N.Y. tOOBB seem to affect drivers or ho­ business at the state’s shelters for tonight with lows in the teens. Entertainment 12 T e le v isio n ------14 laundry room, 2 car gar- ext. 4362.______Cable/Nelson Upright Pl­ evenings. nandling. Print Hama, Addrtst wllb ZIP Workers had sprayed the piants with water to protect U.S./World 5, 7, 9 Ranch with 2 bedrooms, ■ CODE and able Numker. meowners., Although some towing Sunny and warmer Saturday with F ocus------11 brick exterior, move In oge, centrally located for ano. Excellent sound. SJIE B U R N tn services and oil companies said Please turn to page 10 highs in the 40s. Details on page 2 Local news-3, 10 W e ath er------2 condition, m any new" fea­ elderly couple. $500. Ref­ Storage (kirage-ln Man­ $150.646-1229 or 646-7380.or 1982 Chevette-outom otlc, Meneheeler llwld SPECIAL: Over 200 se­ them . ' r i 60 A«t. ot Americas lections and a FREE tures. A honey of a erences required, lease chester. Big or small. will donate to accredited air conditioning, sunroof, New York. R.Y. 10036 plus security. No pets. Please call 649-4800 and (charitable) 67,000 miles. $1500. 872- Pattern Section in the house 11 $95,900. Strono Print Name, A'ddrass with ZIP ALBUM. Just 13.00. Real Estate Co. 647-7653.0 643-7135. ask for Joy. organlzotlon.D 4801. CODE, style Numlier and Slie.