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Opening lead: ♦ K WE DO WINTERTIME I^EPAIRS SENIOR CITIZEN BREAKS L 282-0089 -MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, Jan. 18, 1990 MANCHESTER HERAl.D, Thursday, Jan. 18, 1990—5 STATE NATION & WORLD State plan to buy condos Colombia says no amnesty brings in flood of offers will be given to traffickers

HARTFORD (AP) — State hous­ program to the state’s slumping con­ which agencies will get them. BOGOTA, Colombia (AP) — The drug cartel’s communique munities,” the communique said. ing officials say that since they an­ dominium market. Papandrea has declined to specify President Virgilio Barco’s govern­ followed Barco’s comment, in That has been the traffickers’ way nounced three weeks ago they “We’ve found that there arc a lot how much money the stale plans to ment has refused to give Colombian response to reporters’ questions in the past of saying they want par­ would buy 500 condominiums for more panicky people out there than put into the program on grounds that drug traffickers the amnesty they arc Tuesday night, that his government dons and to not be extradited to the resale or rent as affordable housing we thought,” he said. an exact figure would clue con­ now requesting, saying they will is not “inflexible” regarding a United Stales. they have been flooded with calls Three informational meetings dominium owners in on how high a have to take their chances in the negotiated settlement with drug “We have decided to suspend the from uneasy condominium owners. planned to explain the state program price they could ask for their units. courts if they surrender. lords. shipment of drugs and surrender the William Wheeler, a spokesman are fully booked, and the state is The programs calls for buying a Traffickers from the Medellin Previously, Barco ruled out talks. weapons, explosives, laboratories, for the state Department of Housing, planning to schedule another three total of 500 condominiums. Funding cocaine cartel said in a communique But Wednesday night. Minister of hostages, the clandestine landing said about 1,500 calls have come in such meetings, Wheeler said. for the program, according to Wednesday that the government ha.s Government Carlos Lemos Sim- strips and other effects related to our — roughly 1(X) per day. Under the program announced l^pandrca, will come from several won its war against drugs traffick­ monds said in a television interview activities at such a time as we arc He said the calls arc coming from Dec. 27 by state Housing Commis­ sources, including unspent DOH ers, and offered to dismantle their that the government’s position of granted constitutional and legal dcvclojters, bankers, and other con­ sioner John Papandrea, a blue-rib­ bond money. empire in exchange for a pardon. not negotiating with the traffickers guarantees,” it continued, reiterating dominium owners who arc anxious bon commission will screen pur­ Housing authorities or non-profit They released two kidnap victims stands. previous offers. to get rid of unsold condominiums, chase proprosals to allay suspicions agencies which buy condominiums to back up the offer, which was “I don’t sec why we have to Presumably, government pardons and from local housing authorities that the program will favor the under the program must cither rent similar to previous proposals change our position when our own would mean none of the traffickers and non-profit agencies hoping to politically well-coimectcd. them to families earning no more rejected by the government except enemies have declared that that would be prosecuted for the murders use state assitance to buy condos. The commission’s recommenda­ than their region’s median income for its acceptance of defeat. position has won out,” Lemos Sim- of scores of people in Colombia, in­ “People arc just jumping at this,” tions would still go to Rtpandrea, or sell them to families earning no Also Wednesday, a Colombian monds told Channel 7 News, a cluding governmment officials, Wheeler said. who will have the final say on which more than 135 percent of the brother and sister were flown to the nationwide program. judges, journalists, and members of He attributed interest in tbe condominiums arc purchased and region’s median income. United Slates to face cocaine-traf­ Barco, FYesident Bush and the security forces. ficking charges, bringing to 13 the leaders of the cocaine-producing The communique said Mrs. number of Colombians extradited to countries of Peru and Bolivia have Echavarria and her daughter, Dina, The Associated Press the United States since Barco joined forces to fight drug traffick­ had been freed as proof of the car­ More than 500 pack session launched the crackdown in August. ers. They arc expected to sign an ac­ tels’ desire to make peace. SHIPS COLLIDE — Damage is visible Wednesday along the stern section of the tanker In the 11-point communique, cord to that effect at a drug summit Barco began his crackdown on Pluto as it lays at anchor in Boston Harbor. The Pluto was struck by a Navy frigate Wed­ which was carried by one of the in Cartagena, Colombia, on Feb. 15. drug dealers five months ago after nesday morning in heavy fog. No injuries were reported and authorities said no pollution freed kidnap victims, the traffickers The Associated Press on tighter gun control scheme Patricia Echavarria, who was kid­ drug lords assassinated leading resulted from the accident. said: “We accept the triumph of the napped Dec. 16 in Medellin along presidential candidate Sen. Carlos DRUG PATROL — State Police Sgt. Paul Samuels, left, and New Haven Police Lt. state ... Thus we will lay down our with her daughter, carried the com­ Galan, who demanded more action WATERBURY (AP) — A legis­ said. Andrew Consiglio, right, confer with a New Haven plainclothes officer on the first night were members of Waterbury area arms and abandon our objectives for munique when the two were freed against drug trafficking. By law, lative committee’s public hearing on gun clubs and the National Rifle As­ Mrs. Kenney’s son was shot last the benefit of the highest interests of Wednesday in Medellin. Barco can’t run for rc-clcciion. that state police assisted local police in New Haven, Hartford and Bridgeport in the drug new gun control proposals drew sociation who came decked out in June while spending the night at the the fatherland.” “We submit to the existing legal As part of the crackdown, Barco Navy plan to mothball vessels war. more than 500 people who 'offered orange ribbons, hats and vests to home of a Seymour auxiliary police The communique, like others establishment in the hope of obtain­ revived Colombia’s extradition emotional arguments both pro and protest proposed legislation for officer, where Mrs. Kenney said from the traffickers, was signed by ing from the government and from treaty with the United States, some­ con. stricter gun conuol. police found three loaded guns. The Exvaditablcs, the name of the society respect for our rights and our thing feared by Colombian traffick- leaves only 2 active battleships Troopers aid in drug battle So many people turned out Wed­ About 2(X) people, mostly mem­ Waterbury State’s Attorney John Medellin cartel’s armed wing. return to our families and com­ nesday night at Waterbury City Hall bers of Naugatuck’s GRIEF — short Connelly, who spoke at City Hall that state officials had to move it to for Gun Responsibility In Every before the hearing was m ov^, ad­ WASHINGTON (AP) — The member of the gun crew trying to and saltwater piping, gunfire-control a high school auditorium. Family — attended to support gun vocated a “Florida Responsibility ” Navy plans to mothball the bat­ commit suicide, a conclusion strong­ equipment, electronic equipment despite city union’s protests Among those showing up in force safety laws. President Susan Kenney law in Connecticut. HUD drops insurance program, tleships Iowa and New Jersey in a ly oppo.scd as unsupported by many and steam, fuel and water v^ves. money-saving move that would members of Congress. Under a plan to disperse the bat­ HARTFORD (AP) — Six uniformed slate uoopers has threatened to go to court to keep the troopers out. CARRIAGE PARK CONDOMINIUMS... leave only two active battleships, a tleship!!, attacked by critics as pure will hit drug-plagued city streets with local police of­ Union officials in the three cities have attacked the Two fired, says it led to $1 billion in abuses Defense Department official says. The Iowa entered the Norfolk, pork-barrel politics, the Navy ficers today, the Hartford police chief said, despite governor’s S250,0(X) pilot program as an election- Recipient of; The Iowa, which was damaged in Va., Navy Yard earlier in the week • k Connecticut’s “Best Design Award” planned to base the Iowa and its four objections from the local police union officials who year ploy that will have limited or no impact on the April 19 explosion that killed 47 for a 14-wcck refit that will cost $26 ■ k Connecticut’s "Best Affordable Project" or five smaller escorting frigates and threatened to greet the action with pickets. drug-related crime. They have also said the money WASHINGTON (AP) — Housing problems as excuses to drop Kemp cited in announcing the sailors, would be repaired before million and restore the crippled tur­ 1 cleared, Nationally voted as one of the "Top 10 Model Home Park In the Secretary Jack Kemp is killing a ret to full operation. destroyers at a new base on Staten Hartford Police Union President Dennis M. would be better spent paying overtime to officers United States” programs, but a congressional aide decision — was the HUD-backed being mothballed, the official said Island in New York City, and the mortgage insurance program that O’Brien said an emergency meeting of the 448-mcm- who already know the streets they will be patrolling said he expected no battle over kill­ loan for Colonial House apartments Wednesday night. In addition to the structural, New Jersey at Long Beach, Calif. was part of the Reagan administra­ ber Hartford Bolicc.Union had been scheduled for or hiring additional local police officers. ing co-insurance. in Houston. “It’s as good as done,” said the electrical and equipment repairs The official gave no indication in crash tion’s effort to trim the bureaucracy today. He said he expected members to authorize Lorangcr said he did not believe the union objec­ “It was a seriously flawed The development was co-insured official, who spoke on condition of needed in the turret, the Navy also what would happen to the facilities picketing. tions would interfere with the work of the patrols. but is now blamed for costing tax­ program,” said Donald Campbell, for $47.2 million. HUD was forced anonymity. plans to overhaul pumps, freshwater lined up for the home ports. Officers scheduled to work will not be involved in “1 think they (the officers) will be professional WALLINGFORD (AP) — payers nearly $1 billion. staff director of the Senate Banking, to lake over Colonial House after But he conceded that political picketing, O’Brien said. “There will be no interrup­ about it; they will accept it,” Lorangcr said. “I think Amtrak has fired a second worker Kemp said Wednesday the Housing and Urban Affairs subcom­ default and recovered just $8.9 mil­ pressure from New York City, where tion in (police) service,” he said. if there arc some labor issues, I believe they will take and cleared a third in connection Department of Housing and Urban mittee oil housing. Democrats, lion when it auctioned the properly. the Navy had planned to base the In addition, he said the union would file an unfair it up in the appropriate form.” with a fatal train crash at a railroad Development will phase out the co­ however, likely would question In his slatcmcni Wednesday, Iowa, could cause another ship to labor practice complaint with the state Department of Lorangcr said he believes the addition of tbe crossing in December, an Amtrak insurance program and all private whether HUD has enough qualified Kemp said extensive reviews by “be thrown into the pot” to replace lenders will have to gel HUD ap­ Labor today, contending the assignment of the state troopers would help fight crime, but he was not over­ spokesman said. staffers to oversee the program HUD staff and outside auditors con­ that one at that new base, now about troopers to the city is equal to contracting out .ser­ ly optimistic. Clifford Black, an Amtrak proval before making new loans in Kemp promoted as an alternative, vinced him to kill the program. 70 percent complete. vices performed by union members. “I don’t think it’s going to make a major dif­ spokesman, said the company’s in­ the meantime. Campbell said. It had been known previously the “Our review of co-insurance, and Hartford Police Chief Ronald J. Lorangcr said ference,” he said. “It’s not going to end crime in vestigation into the Dec. 12 crash Kemp, in a statement, said The co-insurance program, Navy would seek to mothball two Grand Opening its mounting losses, has shown that Wednesday that each trooper will be paired with a Hartford.” was completed with the firing of a another HUD insurance program created in 1983, allowed private battleships, but it was not known it cannot be managed or overseen in uniformed Hartford officer in the drug-fightirig second employee and the reinstate­ will provide an alternative financing lenders to issue mortgages for multi­ which two would be chosen. If the & 1st Anniversary Sgt. Scott O’Mara, a spokesman for the stale a way that will serve the interests of patrols for a 90-day trial period. ment of a third who had been option. He said he would restructure family housing developments and mothball plan is carried out, the police, said the joint patrols would serve as a learning BRAND NEW FHA FINANCING AVAILABLE the public at large or the needs of The teams will work in the high-crime neigh­ suspended. k Vb7 Low Down Payment Required it by year’s end to allow private commit HUD to insuring roughly 80 Navy would retain one battleship, opportunity for the officers from both departments as families for affordable housing,” Spectacular borhoods on foot and in city police cruisers, serving well a crime deterrent. Susan M. Smart, 23, of Wal­ k Low Fixed Interest Rates lenders to process and service those percent of the loans. Audits by the Wisconsin, in the Atlantic Fleet, k Easy to Quality Kemp said. as a crime deterrent with their “uniformed presence,” ‘I think it’s a great opportunity for both depart­ lingford, was killed when safety loans while making sure only HUD HUD’s inspector general have and one in the Pacific Fleet, the Mis- RENTERS! NOW IS YOUR CHANCE TO STOP THROWING “It is clear that co-insurance has ★ The Hartford Area's Biggest Lorangcr said. ments to learn from each other,” he said. gates at the Parker Street crossing in can approve the necessary mortgage criticized co-insurance lenders for ■souri. YOUR MONEY AWAY insurance. been a bad deal for the American In the first test of the joint pauols program, state “1 would hope this program provides relief to those Wallingford failed to descend. k Build Equity approving bloated mortgages. Figures on how much the Navy Video Store The decision to kill the co-in­ taxpayer,” he said. uoopers joined New Haven police officers Tuesday. people who have to live amidst the violence that’s Smart’s car was hit by a southbound k Great Tax Advantages Those high mortgages led to ex­ expects to save by mothballing the ★ 3 Free Movie Rentals! The patrols made three drug-related arrests and is­ k Pride in Home Ownership surance program, among the cessive rents, which in turn were Kemp said HUD’s full insurance going on,” he said. train shortly after 6 p.m. on Dec. 12. FINAL CLOSEOUT SALE! ships were not immediately avail­ sued 15 motor vehicle complaints in two high-crime In the first deployment of the anti-drug parols, programs investigated during last blamed for high vacancy rates that program, under which the govern­ able. ★ Free Mempership k Only 4 2 Bedroom/2 Bath Units left year’s allegations of favoritism and neighborhoods. five uniformed state trooper and a state police ser­ A signal maintenance worker at ★ Reduced Prices (Price Range: Low 120's) led to defaults — leaving HUD ment itself issues the mortgage in­ The Iowa explosion occurred w/proper I D. Lorangcr said the plan, which was almost scuttled geant teamed up with a dozen New Haven police of­ Amtrak’s New Haven office was k Project will be completely sold out on 1/31/90 mismanagement at HUD in the holding most of the bill. surance and is 100 percent liable in when the middle 16-inch gun in the in Hartford because of strong union opposition, will ficers from overnight Tuesday. reinstated after the internal inves­ UNrr FEATURES CLUBHOUSE/RECREATIONAL FEATURE 1980s, came four months after HUD The General Accounting Office the event of default, would help pick battleship’s three-gun No. 2 turret * Fee Popcorn ★ Children's Play Area tigation, Black said. The suspended Marble-laced fireplaces k Indoor Racquetball officials said it would be reformed Free Balloons Nintendo Gomes go ahead as announced by Gov. William O’Neill ear­ Although New Haven police department officially k estimates that defaults and other re­ up the slack for homebuyers. Under­ exploded during firing practice in worker was given back pay. Black Whirlpt^ tubs Sauna and revived. lated HUD program losses have cost Full Concession Area Jugglers & Magicians lier this month because of support from city officials. praised the operation as a success, the president of Mini Qinds throughout k Fully Equipped Exercise Room writing the mortgage insurance the Atlantic. Hartford city officials met with the governor and the New Haven police union filed a complaint with said. Central Air k Aerobics Room with TV and VCR Democrats in Congress have taxpayers at least $960 million. directly would give HUD greater The Navy has said the explosion Preview Area VCR Rental k Public Safety Commissioner Bernard R'. Sullivan the labor department over the joint-patrol. The com­ A trouble-desk supervisor in Microwave Pool warned Kemp not to use agency The most notorious case — which oversight of loans. was most probably the work of a Dishwasher S Much More... k Tennis & Much More.... Monday, urging them to have the troopers deployed. plaints claims the use of troopers in the city violates Amtrak’s Boston office was fired ALL FEATURES INCLUDED IN SALES PRICE ACT NOW; OFFER ENDS 1/31/90 The program is slated to get under way in the union’s contract. last week. Black said. The super­ Carriage P art Condominiums HOURS: Mon.-Frt. 2:00-7:00 C C Q 0 ' i 7 f \ Bridgeport in March, although the police union there visor was fired for failing to notify a 21 High Street Sat.-Sun. 11:00-7:00 0 0 0 - 0 1 f U Researchers find coffee signal maintaincr of the Wallingford East Ftld., CT. (near Glastonbury line) Closed Wednesdays ONE WEEK SPECIAL January 20fh thru 27th Police Department’s warning that SUPERSTORE the Park Street safety gates were not Bring this ad in along with your carpets is good for your sex life The only video store you’ll ever need ! Plan may add minority lawyers working. Black said. and SAVE an Ad(ditionnl m The names of the employees have WHO TAKES THE ACHES HoMford 233 5335 H * VonchestOf 646 5546 ROYAL OAK, Mich. (AP) — “We want to pursue this and find on our regular 20% off Cash & Carry price. 500 iQfmirtgfon Avo been withheld because of union 171 Soonco' St By Judd Everhart In Connecticut, there arc only program, and law schools in the Older couples who drink coffee ap­ out why there is this connection be­ Open Sun Thuf$ lO om -llpm Open Mon Ihurs lOom lOon^ OUT OF WINTER? In' Sfjt lOom Midnight protections. Black said. Ffi-Sot lOom MiOn.gnr The Associated Press four minority law firms with three state will be encouraged to step up pear to be more sexually active than tween sex and coffee,” he said. Garner's Carpet Cleaning to be valid: or more attorneys. Of the Connec­ efforts to recruit minority students. Earlier this month, Amtrak fired a elderly non-coffee drinkers, accord­ The study team did not ask par­ 14 High Street rear Carpets must be •y HARTFORD — Leaders of the ticut firms with 25 lawyers or more, dispatcher from the Boston office ONLY THE PROFESSIONALS ing to a new study. ticipants whether they drank regular Manchester, CT 06040 picked up by Connecticut legal community say only 43 of the 1,775 lawyers in “The welfare of Connecticut for failing to issue an order that The professionals understand that you have In response to a survey, 62 per- or decaffeinated coffee or how much Phone: 646-5630 February 10. 1990 that racism and discrimination have those firms were minorities and only depends on eeonomic opportunity would have required trains to stop at better ways to spend your winter than snovelSing icent of married women 60 and older they drank, Diokno said. kept blacks and other minorities six were partners in those firms. being available to all people,” said all crossings and manually provide snow. And they're ready with all of Honda's “who drank coffee said they were Some researchers were skeptical from advancing in the legal profes­ “We have had a problem, the Matilda G. Alfonso, another Aetna warnings until equipment was tested sexually active. Forty percent of of the findings. sion and have a plan to reverse that attorney. back-saving,d rift-taming snowthrowers. From women older than 60 who do not problem of raeism and discrimina­ and found safe. “Oh, Lord help us, now they’ve process. tion,” Cloud said. sidewalk-sized to driveway-gobbling self-pro­ drink coffee said they were active. linked coffee and sex,” said Gail 7 NIGHTS FROM “We have an awful lot to do, par­ Cloud, Chief Justice Ellen A. pelled machines. And at prices that will soothe Among married men the same your budget. ages, 36 percent of coffee drinkers Kershner Riggs, associate director ticularly in Connecticut,” said San­ Peters and Marilyn Seichter, presi­ of restorative medicine at the ford Cloud Jr., a former state senator said they sometimes were impotent, dent of the Connecticut Bar As­ University of Arizona’s College of from Hartford who is now a vice sociation, released details of a new O^oung at J^eart Stop by today, and let the com part with 59 percent of those CARIBBEAN Medicine. president at the Aetna Life & ,‘,who don’t drink coffee. “Connecticut Minority Counsel professionals dig you out Coffee and caffeine are popular ^ 5 Casualty Co. 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(AP) WASHINGTON (AP) — Housing averaged 9.78 percent at the end of W H A T W 4 — lYesident Bush hailed the “super- starts, slowed by record cold PReBiRe me December after peaking over 11 per­ SIR? safe sex b job” of Columbia’s astronauts weather over much of the nation last TRoOFS FOR month, declined 8 percent in cent last March. TMeAR/IW? today as they headed for Friday’s The department said new homes the FICA /INoTneR ASSAULT homecoming after taking control of December and ended the year at the NWV? and apartments were built at a their ship when a bad navigation lowest level since the recession year J a failure seasonally adjusted annual rate of X5AINST NoRieSA. /harihps?... signal from the ground sent it into a of 1982, the government reported slow spin. today. 1.24 million units in December, The Commerce Department said down from a revised 1.34 million tax hike By Jack Anderson In a radio-phone call from the the December decline helped slow units in Novemben, and Dale Van Atta White House, the president termed Construction^f single-family their rescue of a huge science satel­ construction of new homes and homes in DecCinRr fell 10 percent U.S. Sen. Patrick Moynihan’s proposal to cut lite “a very exciting grab,” and he apartments to 1.37 million units in WASHINGTON — Last June, un- 1989, compared to 1.49 million to an annual rate of 904,000 units invited the five crew members to the Social Security payroll tax has gained support beknowncst to the mxpayers, the U.S. units the previous year, a 7.6 percent from business and from conservative sources. If government lost 750,(K)0 condoms at sea. meet with him at the White House after falling 2 percent in November. after the mission. drop. That was the lowest since 862,000 the momentum continues, President Bush will The rubbers were last seen aboard a The 1.37 million starts last year ^T^CINCINIWI m Commander Dan Brandenstein units were started in December NO, A BATTAUON sh=p sailing toward Zambia as part of the were the lowest since 1982 when have difficulty in continuing his opposition to it, NBA said the retrieval of the satellite was 1982. American crusade for safe sex around the 1.06 million units were built. Both particularly in light of tlie battle by Bush for a OF ATTSmS! a highlight among several important Apartment constructitm declined world. the Federal National Mortgage As­ lower capital gains lax. But when the ship pulled into Tanzania, accomplishments of the space jour­ 2.4 percent to an annual rate of ney. sociation and the National Associa­ 331,(XX) units, compared to a 15.3 We think it’s lime to cut the lax rale. the condoms were not on board. Inves­ tion of Home Builders are forecast­ tigators tracked the crate to Durban, “Well done — we’re proud of percent decline in November. The Social Security tax increase that became ef­ you,”’ Bush said. ing about 1.37 million starts in The Northeast posted the steepest South Africa, where it had been unloaded 1990. The president also mentioned the decline, down 23.3 percent to fective Jan. 1 is part of a tax increase enacted in with other cargo and auctioned to a South Before the abnormally cold 1983 partly to provide for the retirements of mil­ African business shark. erratic spin imparted to Columbia by 138,(XX) units. That was followed by weather hit last month, the housing a 10 percent drop in the South to lions of baby boomers beginning about 2010. In wasn’t the first blunder in the inter­ the faulty signal when he said, “I’m industry had been held back through national contraceptive trade. Auditors for calling to congratulate you and the 439,000 units and a 9.8 percent much of this year by high interest the Agency for International Develop­ crew — after all those somersaults decline in the Midwest to ^8,000 The increase will bring in nearly $280 million rales, which have moderated recent­ ment inspector general’s office dis­ — for doing this superb job up units. this year. Reserves are expected to reach a high of covered that in the past nine years the there.” ly- Starts rose only in the West, $12 trillion in 2030, dropping sharply afterward. federal Contraceptive Procurement Brandenstein had been roused Starts dropped from a high of where they gained 3.4 percent to But the money is not being put aside for die fu­ Project has lost more than $2 million from sleep during the night to 1.68 million units last January to 39,000. Fearless forecast for future 1.26 million units in September Applications for building permits, ture. It is being used to pay current government worth of birth conuol devices and drugs, manually override the shuttle’s and has had to destroy at least another $2 navigation system. He stabilized the before rebounding to 1.43 million a barometer of future housing ac­ expenses. some place to live, which will cushion a A likely candidate for the decade’s By Ben Wattenberg craft until Mission Control trans­ units in October. Starts fell again in tivity, bore potentially bad news for sagging new housing market. (We’ll grow dumbest argument will be that the U.S. million worth. Decreasing the social security tax now and The birth conuol and safe sex program mitted correct guidance signals. November, to 1.34 million units, the New Year. They were down 0.4 by yet another 14 million from 2(KX) to government is paralyzed. Hay! It spends a pulled down by a 15.3 percent postponing the increase would mean the govern­ So it’s 1990. Bui what’s going to hap­ is just a discreet blip on the federal percent from the previous month. 2 0 1 0 . ) trillion dollars a year! There was no danger to the five decline in multi-family projects. pen by the year 2000? Listen up; some budget. Few taxpayers realize they spend During all of 1989, 1.34 million ment would have to cut expenses or raise other Japan will grow by 5 million people Political scandals will proliferate in astronauts, but “we had a little ex­ According to a survey by the aspects of the future may be mildly know- about $6(X) million a year on 18 varieties, permits were issued, the lowest taxes. during the decade; it will have reached direct proportion to the continuing growth citement tonight,” said flight direc­ Federal Home Loan Mortgage amount since 1 million in 1982. ablc. two sizes and five colors of condoms, six tor Bob Castle. There will be several lop American rough population stability, preparing for of public affairs journalism. Moynihan proposes that the rales be lowered brands of birth control pills, vaginal After analyzing data, controllers romantic movie stars of Asian parentage. population loss in the century to come. By the end of the decade, it will be now and boosted again in 2015. His argument is Japan accordingly will be on the down quite apparent that Hispanic Americans foams and intrauterine devices. This year reported that Columbia had made Despite continuing discussion about the U.S. government will disperse a four rotations in yaw (side-to-side), that the interim years of lower taxes would boost how weak the presidency is, the president slope of history, maybe Europe too, for have b^om e middle class, progressing in CPI increase moderate the same reason. roughly the same fashion that Italians and record 800 million condoms, enough to one rotation in pitch (up-and-down the nation’s economy, the same argument Bush of the United States, whoever he or she The United Slates will have raised its Poles did earlier in the century. outfit one in three men on the planet. of the nose and tail) and three- makes for a capital gains tax reduction. may be, will be very powerful — probab­ Playing safe-sex advocate for the world fourths of a rotation in roll. ly as powerful as George Bush was when legal immigration levels. It will be ap­ Blacks will also make progress but despite higher oil costs parent that immigration is the most potent perhaps more slowly. Some old-fashioned is not as easy as standing on a street At times, they said, all move­ Moynihan has a point. If the increased income he alone decided to invade the sovereign comer and handing out condoms. Our as­ ments were taking place simul­ nation of Pbnama, while the Congress source of our growing economic and black leaders will say progress is slow be­ WASHINGTON (AP) — Con­ dipped as far south as Florida and were needed to make the Social Security system political muscle. Immigration will also be cause quotas, set-asides and reverse dis­ sociate Jim Lynch has learned that the taneously. Each rotation took two sumer prices rose a moderate 0.4 Texas, likely will show up in sound now or in the near future, there would be said yes boss, what a great idea. headquarters staff for the program is minutes, too slow for the astronauts The Associated Press A unified Germany will be the most a source of creative turbulence in crimination have been eroded by the percent in December, despite a January prices. greater justification for it. As long as the money America. courts. A new generation of black leaders made up of only three people who are to sense while asleep. cold-weather jump in fuel oil costs, Dairy products rose a sharp 2.2 populous country in Europe. But because swamped trying to act as traffic con­ Another flight director, Lee Bris­ STOWAWAYS — Two unidentified stowaways who were discovered aboard a freighter goes to supporting other government expanses, it of low fertility rates it will be losing Poverty in the United States will go will wisely tell their constituents to slop bringing inflation for the year to an percent in December, bringing the blaming everything on someone else and trollers for condoms going to 82 coe, said it appeared that “a couple reveal their handcuffs as they signal from a porthole Wednesday when the ship pulled into represents an unfair tax burden on a lot of small population more rapidly than any country down slowly in the 1990s, just as it will eight-year high of 4.6 percent, the increase for the year to 10.3 petxrent. in the 1980s. get on with it. countries. of words got dropped” in the Mobile, Ala. government said today. Economists say dairy prices in 1989 taxpayers. in Euope. What’s the opposite of Watch out for the end of the decade! The next great economic superpower Occasionally there is a slip-up. One navigation program, “so the vehicle The 1989 rise in the Labor were still reacting to increased Icbcnsraum, shrinkensraum? shipment of 12,(XX) condoms to St. Vin­ thought it was around the center of Several presidents of the United States Sane people go haywire at the turn of a will be India. Department’s Consumer FYice Index slaughtering of herds during the pre­ century. When a millenium ends, sane America will continue to have most of cent in the West Indies is still MIA. the Earth” instead of repeatedly marked a modest acceleration over vious summer’s drought. will have bragged about how they won Another shipment of 10,000 lUD ordered passing back and forth across the c- the drug war. people will be predicting the end of the the best universities in the world. the 4.4 percent rates posted in 1988 world. It won’t end. Even if it docs, it’s a English will be the universal language. by Pakistan ended up in Calcutta. quator at a 28-dcgrcc angle. Chicago church school starts and 1987. Still, it was the steepest The price of meat, poultry fish With the disappearance of communist Brazilian authorities kept a condom ship­ The incident happened Wednes­ and eggs jumped 1.0 percent in WELL, HERE'S TO THE dictatorships, socialism — no longer link­ safe prediction. Who’ll know? America will still be, by far, the most increase since 1981, when prices The population explosion will clearly impionanl nation in the world. ment in Customs for more than a year and day night, about 2'/2 hours before shot up 8.9 ptcrccnt in a lingering December. able to tyranny — will again be toasted in then confiscated it as conuaband. their seheduled wakeup. A false fire Much of tliat was attributed to a GAY NINETIES'. Uendy salons. It still won’t work. be over. Third World fertility rates in the Alas, there arc some things we don’t drug testing for grades 6-8 aftershock from the double-digit in­ year 2000 will be at 3.1 children per know. In Mexico, 1.6 million condoms and alarm also got them out of their beds flation of 1979 and 1980. 3.7 percent advance in egg prices, The United States will have a 3.6 million cycles of pills valued at $1 Wednesday. which climbed 35.4 percent for the I W ONDER children’s allowance, just like every other woman and plummeting toward the We don’t know which way China will The seasonally adjusted increase replacement rate. go. million were destroyed because their shelf A third wakeup, at the planned CHICAGO (AP) — The in court because it had been adopted drug-free society and we’re all in in December was a bit lower than year. modem dcmocracyi" i!b oi life expired. In Bangladesh, another time, was music to their ears: a ren­ American Civil Liberties Union by a private school. Energy prices gained 5.1 percent WHAT H E Medicine will gel belter and better and, As democratic modernism sweeps the We don’t know what will happen in the this together. many analysts predicted. The report $305,788 worth of conU'aceptives were dition of Washington and Lee calls the policy outrageous, but “It’s the first case I’ve heard of in “It’s a family thing.” last year, driven up by a 19.5 per­ as scientists can measure more things, world, Islamic fundamentalism will rage Soviet Union. could help calm financial markets, M E A N T destroyed for the same reason. Last year, University’s fight song. One of the many youngsters at St. Sabina this country of any testing being A student testing positive for cent rise in fuel oil prices. Fuel oil scarier and scarier. in reaction. Terrorism will increase. Sobering thought: The world has never which have been spooked in the past 5.5 million condoms bought for astronauts, David Low, is a graduate Academy and their parents arc done on children in this age group week by inflation fears. increased 3.8 percent in December The United Slates will grow by 18 mil­ Nicaragua will be a democracy. had a civil war in a nation with nuclear drugs would not be expelled, but in­ E Y T H A T ? There will probably be a major reces­ weapons. Yet.. Bangladesh were destroyed because they of the school. proud the elementary .school may be (10 to 13 years old),” Miller said. “I stead would receive counseling and Food prices jumped 5.6 percent in and a congressional committee is in- lion people during the decade, our slowest failed tests. “Good morning, Columbia, after the nation’s first to test pupils for think it’s a terrible ovcrrcaction.” vesUgaiing allegations that oil com­ growth rate ever. But 18 million more sion in the ’90s. Something bad usually treatment. 1989, their steepest rise in nine The federal auditors found shoddy what must have been a restful, or drugs. Pflcgcr said educators have told panies used the cold weather as an people ain’t chopped IBftni They’ll need happens, and the other bad things, like Ben Wattenberg is a syndicated Under the program, about 25 stu­ years, beating the drought-induced plagues, arc worse. columnist. techniques — storing condoms under a restless, night,” the control center “I care about the lives of these him the parish school is the first dents from grades six through eight increase of 5.2 percent in 1988. excuse to grab profits. leaking roof in Thailand and under a hot radioed. children,” says the Rev. Michael elementary school in the country to will be randomly selected each For December, food costs were up Gasoline prices, which soared tin roof in Costa Rica. Brandenstein and pilot Jim Pflcgcr, pastor of St. Sabina’s institute a random drug urinalysis quarter for drug tests. 0.4 percent, the same as November. early in the year, fell in six of the Since 1979, the Agency for Interna­ Wetherbee successfully tested Church. “When you talk about testing program. Pflcgcr said the testing is only Many analysts had expected the un­ last seven months of 1989, including tional Development has committed about Columbia’s flight control systems to rights, if a child dies on drugs, he “Knowing we arc first, we want one component in the school’s com­ seasonably cold weather near the a 2.0 percent drop in December. R>r $2.2 billion to support worldwide popula­ make sure they were in good shape has no rights.” the program to be ... a success and a prehensive anti-drug program which end of the month to drive up fruit You pay, Congress gets rich tion conu-ol efforts and prevent sexually the year, they were up 6.5 percent. for returning home. During the 10- Twenty-five students in the sixth model for other schools in the nation also includes classroom teaching, and vegetable prices. However, Natural gas prices increased 2.1 transmitted diseases. About $334 million day mission the astronauts have through eighth grades at the all- to be drug-free,” said Pflcgcr, who faculty and staff training, parent those prices actually fell 1.3 percent. of that has been spent on conuaceptive black Roman Catholic elementary percent last month, while electricity pay hike, assuming they live as long as deployed a Navy communications has gained a national reputation as education and community outreach. The full force of the freeze, which rose 0.8 percent. By Vincent Carroll But that’s only half of the insult. devices. % most men and women of their ages. satellite and retrieved an 11-ton school on Chicago’s South Side arc an anti-drug crusader. Perhaps you’re among the minority of The audit found the program in disar­ science laboratory that had orbited scheduled to take a drug test this The priest said officials doubt a Americans who believes Congress actual­ Many could become pension multimil­ Here are a couple of things to remem­ ray and badly in need of simplification. for six years. week under the school’s new ran­ drug problem exists at the school, ly deserves such a huge pay hike, that lionaires, in fact, with several members of ber this year, to let simmer in the back of The condoms are shipped directly to Snow was falling this morning at dom drug-lQSting program. “but we’re doing the preventative men and women of such status and Congress topping out at more than $3 your mind all the way until November. foreign governments or through inter­ the landing site at Edwards Air St. Sabina’s school board ap­ stuff to make sure we don’t.” DON'T MONKEY 1989 by NBA inc responsibility should earn more than they million in benefits. First, your HCA payroll tax rate (for mediaries such as the International F«rce Base, Calif., and about an inch proved the drug test program in The school held a lottery this do. You may not buy congressional sob “The pension perk could be worth Social Security and Medicare) has just Planned Parenthood Foundation. The had covered the desert before dawn. November after a survey showed week in which the names of 25 stu­ stories about how hard it is to get by on a another $60,(X)0 in hidden annual in­ jumped again, by 2.3 percent, for the 15th General Services Administration has been Briscoe said forecasters were that 210 parents favored it and only dents were pulled out of a container come,’’ says David Keating, NTU’s ex­ AROUND... time in 27 years. And the lax now tops salary three or four times the national acting as the purchasing agent for the five opposed it, Pflcgcr said. holding the names of the school’s ecutive vice president. watching the weather closely, but “it out at $3,9214.45 a year, up nearly 9 per­ average, but you still don’t begrudge program, but now wants a 6 percent fee still looks good for tomorrow.” The ”Thc overwhelming majority of 200 or so sixth-, seventh- and As an example, let’s say that House Letters policy cent from the previous maximum. them an extra 30 grand. for its services. The inspector general’s pre-dawn landing is scheduled at parents are behind the program, al­ eighth-graders. Second, although your taxes are going If you are one of these understanding Speaker Tom l^ley, D-Wash. — one of Try Our Pay-By-Mail The Manchester Herald welcomes original letters to audit suggested cutting out the GSA as 2:54 a.m. PST. though we’ve encountered opposi­ About 500 students attend St. up, this year is going to be a banner one souls (more understanding than 1 am, cer­ the main supporters of the pay hike — the editor. middleman. Recent heavy rains have closed tion from some parents who feel Sabina, which offers classes from for members of Congress, now that Presi­ tainly), then even your patience should retires after another term. The very first What about the array of sizes and the public viewing area. strongly about the psychological ef­ preschool to eighth grade. Program... Letters should be brief and to the point. They should dent Bush has signed their pay hike into fray upon learning of the pension riches year he’ll earn $99,199 in pension colors? The audit revealed that AID buys While Brandenstein and Wether­ fects and invasion of privacy,” said Pflcgcr and five faculty members It makes paying your subscription easier on you. be typed of neatly handwritten, and, for ease in editing, law. House salaries will jump from Congress has bestowed upon itself in its benefits, and that sum will ratchet up an­ two sizes of condoms.And the auditors bee checked the shuttle’s systems, parent Sheila Grace. also volunteered to be tested. Instead of paying your carrier every 2 weeks, you can double-spaced. Letters must be signed with name, ad­ $89,500 to $%,500, and to more than latest pay package. Watchful analysts at nually with inflation (something few were clearly at a loss to explain the need mission specialists Bonnie Dunbar, Jay Miller, executive director of “I think it’s important from the simply write a c h ^ for 3 months, 6 months or a full dress and daytime telephone number for verification. $120,000 in 1991, plus a cost-of-living the National Taxpayers Union have put private pensions do). for five colors. “Unless there is a clear Marsha Ivins and Low completed a the American Civil Liberties Union pastor on down dial we show our year.. .drop it in the mail. Then, you can forget about The Herald reserves the right to edit letters in the inter­ adjustment. Senate pay will rise as well, on their green eye shades and done some Needless to say, Fbley is one of the justification,” theshould purchase only series of medical and science experi­ of Illinois, called the drug testing belief and participation in this,” said naving ready cash to pay your carrier, answering the though not by as much. Senior figuring. Their conclusion: 254 members potential pension multimillionairs. But est of brevity, clarity and taste. one size and one color ments and began stowing them “outrageous,” but said it couldn’t be Pflcgcr, who was tested Wednesday door when it’s inconvenient or being at home to pay bureaucrats will also enjoy a 35 percent of the House and 77 senators could be­ Bob Michel, House minority leader from Address letters to: Open Forum, Manchester Herald, away. challenged on constitutional grounds night. “This is about creating a your bill. raise. come pension millionaires because of the Illinois, docs even better. 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187 fatalities, according to DOT. RestauranU 179 Tolland 'Rimpike, suggested that this kind of fiber The number of such accidents in where Ford told police he had been somehow removes cholesterol from the slate has decreased since DOT drinking before the accident. the body. began keeping records — in 1985 Bondyra’s lawyer, John J. High amounts of saturated fat and cholesterol in the diet can raise Whalers tie up Bruins on late Dineen there were 5,961; 1986, 5,6%; and Narkiewicz, who has offices in 1987, 5,541. The number of related Wethersfield and Hartford, said that blood cholesterol levels, leading to fatalities during those years ranged in court he will try to prove that the heart disease. But when people eat By Jim Tierney wasn’t pretty. It certainly wasn’t the momentum. “Once you get down in between 160 and 200. Islander was negligent in allegedly lots of grain products, they’re too Manchester Herald play we diagramed in the timeout. a hole like that, it’s tough to get out. But many people think the num­ . allowing Ford to become intoxicated full to eat their usual amounts of But, we’ll take il.” It was a good game for us.” fatty food, according to the new ber of people who drink and drive and then drive away from the res­ HARTFORD — The Adams Though satisfied with the tie, Bourque scored 18 seconds into a study. remains loo high, and the accidents, taurant. If he can prove this, Bon­ Division matchup between among many others, Dineen felt it Bruin power play at the start of the tragically costly. dyra can receive damages from both In the latest study, volunteers’ cholesterol levels fell significantly archrivals Hartford and Boston took was the Whalers’ game to win. third period to tic the game at 4-all. Public outrage against drunk Fbrd and the restaurant, he said. Less than two minutes later, Randy both while eating lots of oat bran four takes to film Wednesday night “I just drove to the net and Galley drivers has spawned the formation Lou Eng, manager of the Islander, Burridge broke free and backhanded and while eating equivalent amounts at the Civic Center before a sellout was on me,” Dineen explained on nationwide of Mothers Against said he has talked to restaurant crowd of 15,535. a shot belwen the pads of Whaler Drunk Drivers (MADD), Students of low-fiber white flour and Cream the tying sequence. “The puck just employees who were working at the □ Take One: Bruins jump out to a goalie Kay Whitmore. Against Drunk Drivers (SADD) and, of Wheat. But they also cut their in­ came and il hit my shin pad and then restaurant that day and no one 3-0 lead at 2:14 of the second in Connecticut, a new law permit­ take of saturated fat and cholesterol. went off my skate right'over (Bruin “Certainly you can’t fault the ef­ remembers seeing cr serving anyone period. ting the on-the spot revocation of who was drunk. “They were meeting their caloric goalie Andy) Moog’s glove. We felt fort,” Ley said. “Thai’s a big point requirements, and they didn’t feel □ Take Two: Whalers storm back drivers’ licenses for anyone failing a “We never serve anyone who is we should’ve won the game tonight. to come back 23 seconds away from hungry,” said Sacks. “If they were with four unanswered second-period a loss. This is a good character and sobriety test. drunk and going to drive,” the We came back in that second period eating Cream of Wheat in the morn­ goals to take 4-3 lead after two. morale boost for us.” Meanwhile, Bondyra lives with manager said. and pul on a good display. For­ ing, they didn’t have any room for □ Take Three: Bruins score twice the day-to-day aftermath. Ford’s lawyer, David Kripzman, tunately, we did get one at the end to bacon and eggs. If they had high- in the first 5:44 of third period, lake WHALER NOTES — Boston Bondyra, 35, a working wife and of the law firm, Phelon, Squatrito, tic it. But, we’re expecting a little mother of a 10-year-old daughter, fiber dinners, they weren’t out 5-4 lead and seem to have shifted has the best record in the NHL at FitzGerald, Dyer and Wood P.C., more out of ourselves this last half.” had just finished grocery shopping 773 Main St., has advised his client eating pepperoni pizzas. momentum for the final lime. 27-16-4 while Hanford is 21-21-4. . at Tri-City Plaza in Vernon and was not to comment on. any asftect of the “That’s probably what happens in □ Take Four: After a timeout with This was a game of uninterrupted . Whalers founder and former driving on Tolland Turnpike to her incident. Kripzjnan also refused to real life.” 23 seconds left, Kevin Dineen scoring streaks. managing general partner Howard The study, conducted on 20 home in Manchester, when the event comment. scores the tying goal six seconds A power-play goal by Galley and Baldwin and former center Dave that would change her life drastical­ However, Bondyra and her hus­ volunteers, most of them hospital later. Final: Bruins 5, Whalers 5. Kcon will be inductees at the second Reginald PInto/The Manchester Herald dietitians, was directed by dietitian a score by Bobby Carpenter put ly occurred. band, Marek, 39, who both im- “The one play that we were trying annual Hanford Whalers Hall of Janis F. Swain at Brigham and Boston up, 2-0, in the first. Ray On the darkened evening of Nov. mi^aled to the United States with Fame ceremonies on March 21 it MAN HIT — East Hartford resident William Crocker, 36, is taken to Manchester Memorial Women’s Hospital in Boston. It was to set up didn’t malcriali/x; because Bourque extended the Bruin lead to 27, 1989, less than a mile away from their daughter five years ago as Hospital after being struck Wednesday afternoon by a car traveling north on Main Street we didn’t gel the puck back to the 3- 0 2:14 into the second. Enfield na­ was announced by managing home, Bondyra’s westbound I^ntiac political refugees from Poland, will­ published in today’s New England near the intersection of Haynes Street. Crocker, who had disembarked from a bus, was Journal of Medicine. point man quick enough,” Whaler tive Craig Janney assisted on Bos­ general partner Richard Gordon. Grand Am was hit head-on by ingly talked about the accident and coach Rick Ley said. “The second Baldwin was a major factor in en­ warned by police for not yielding to an oncoming vehicle and is listed in satisfactory condi­ The volunteers ate seemingly ton’s first three goals. another car traveling eastbound in how it has affected their lives. phase of il...it worked. From the ding the war between the World her lane without its headlights on at identical muffins, meatloaf and cas­ Then, it was Hartford’s turn to Until the first week of January, tion today at Manchester Memorial Hospital, police said. original play, if it doc.sn’l work, it Hockey Association and the Nation­ about 40 miles per hour, according Alicja said she wore a full-length seroles for two six-week periods. scorch the nets. goes in the comer then you jam the al Hockey League. Keon totaled 498 to police. Its operator was drunk, .cast on her right leg to hold her knee During one period, the foods con­ front of the net. Fortunately for us, it In a stretch of 10:33 during the goals and 779 assists in 1,597 WHA police said. cap still. Two pins, over two inches tained 100 grams, or 3>/2 ounces, of worked.” second, the Whalers scored four un­ Upon impact, the Pbntiac’s front long each, still hold the bones of her oat bran, while during the other it and NHL games. . . Hartford still end crumpled like an accordion. The kneecap and heel in place, she said. D ispute Soviets contained that much while flour or Off the faceoff, answered goals to assume a 4-3 leads the season scries with Boston, windshield exploded, blowing Also, a three-inch rounded scar Cream of Wheat. received the puck along the left lead. Mikael Andersson began 3-2-1.. .The Whalers, who host Cal­ pieces of glass into Bondyra’s upper mars an otherwise pretty face, which From Page 1 From Page 1 The volunteers could eat boards. Ferraro mishit his shot things with a rebound shot. Randy gary Friday night at the Civic Cen­ body and deeply penetrating the Bondyra said required a skin graft whatever else they wanted. which trickled through toward the Ladoccur stuffed in his second goal ter, arc 0-0-4 in overtime games this right side of her face. At the same On both the oat and non-oat goalmouth. The puck deflected into of the year to trim the lead to 3-2. season while the Bruins are 3-1-4... and implant after the accident. She what town officials. about fire safety in that area of lime, the car’s steering wheel that a centuries-old conflict was in­ regimens, their cholesterol levels the back of the net off the shin pad Scott Young placed a shot from the Hartford outshot Boston, 28-18. . .It plans to have plastic surgery in “The only person who can bind town.” slammed down into her right knee volved. were about 7 percent lower than of Dineen, who had Garry Galley left boards past Moog for the c- was Whitmore’s fourth start of the about one year, after her face has the town is the town manager,” she He said another example of the cap, splintering the bone, and her fully healed, she said. The Kremlin on Tuesday poured before they went on the diets. draped over him. season. He is 2-1-1. . . Bourque said. Republicans’ opposition to a new qualizcr. f^t Vcrbcck, who leads the right fool wedged underneath the car Seven weeks after the accident, more than 11,000 additional troops Before the diets, they were eating “I know I fooled the guy coming Whalers with 24 goals, tapped in a leads NHL defensemen in scoring DiRosa has said Chmiclccki’s fire station is their vote at Tuesday’s 12 percent of their daily calories in Patrick Flynn/Manchester Herald scat, crushing her heel. Bondyra said she still experiences into the troubled mountain region in out,” Ferraro laughed, referring to shovel pass from Dave Tippet for a with 13 goals and 43 assists for 56 decision reflects the opinion of the Board of Directors meeting to delay the form of saturated fat. This fell to Fortunately, Bondyra was wear­ physical pain from her injuries that GOP administration that appointed discussion of the firehouse. With the a bid to quell the deadliest round of HOOKED — Hartford’s Scott Young, right, has the hook in against Boston’s Cam Neely his poorly struck shot. “Il slid in 4- 3 Hartford lead with 2:28 leftpoints. in . . The three stars were: 1. ing her scat belt and did not receive violence in the most protracted eth­ 10 percent while on the high-fiber troubles her sleep at night. She said her. Lincoln Center hearing room packed there and everybody started flailing the second. Bourque, 2. Ladoccur, 3. Janney. . . more extensive injuries, police said. nic conflict of Gorbachev’s nearly diet and 9 percent on the low-fiber during Wednesday night’s Adams Division clash at the Civic Center. The Whalers scored in she can’t put weight on her leg and The Republican directors have with firemen and north end resi­ and kicking and next thing you “Il was all over the place,” Fer­ Il was only the third sellout crowd After the accident, police found her is unable to move around without 5-year tenure. diet. Consumption of cholesterol the final 17 seconds to earn a 5-5 tie with the Bruins. said they want to hire an outside dents, five Republicans rejected a dropped by one-third. know it’s in the back of the net. It raro said of the constant changes of of the year for the Whalers. in a state of shock, unable to say the assistance of a walker, wheel­ move to rearrange the agenda so the The soldiers were authorized what had happened. chair or another person. consultant to determine the best Among the reports most widely location for the proposed firehouse topic could be discussed. Wednesday to fire on gurunen who A woman cited in police reports, Formerly of 25 Elvree St., the cited in favor of oat bran was a in the northeast section of town. DiRosa said the GOP’s opposi­ attack them or people who are trying however, said she remembers what Bondyra family moved last month to study conducted by dietitian Linda DiRosa said, “the study is just a tion to the firehouse is because it is to steal weapons. But Yazov said Van Horn at Northwestern Univer­ Rejuvenated Celtics cruise past the Magic happened. temporary lodging at Mill River delay lactic. I don’t think they care a Democratic initiative and two their numbers were still insufficient sity. It found that substituting oat “I had gone Christmas shopping Meadows Condominiums in South Republican directors got all they to bring the situation under control. bran for other carbohydrates in the Jim ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) — Larry Bird’s recovery from The Celtics steadily increased their lead, as five Bos­ wc look them out of game.” with my girlfriend who was l i v ­ Windsor, but are excited about wanted from the agreement with the He said he understood reservists diet lowered blood cholesterol levels a severe ankle sprain didn’t slop him from racking up 14 ton players scored in double figures en route to a 70-53 “Boston came out very sharp, very ready, and because ing,” said Amy Coulombe, 19, of moving Feb. 1 to their new home on would be unhappy about being Eighth District — the Buckland Sta­ by 3 percent. T iern ey halftime lead. of their very strong front line, just dominated us,” Orlan­ 172 Center St. She said they were in Hawthorne Street in Manchester. tion. called up to maintain order in 1||l jk points, 10 rebounds and 10 assists as the Celtics cruised Her study attempted to keep fat do coach Matt Guokas agreed. the first of three cars that were Despite the excitement about another Soviet republic, but em­ to a 133-111 victory over tlic Orlando Magic. Ed Pinckney had Boston’s only missed free throw, Scores “You can speculate as to who consumption constant, and she said One reason the Celtics were so sharp may have been traveling on Tolland Turnpike in moving, Alicja said she feels the ac­ those two are,” he said. phasized that “no one is setting them Robert F^ish also was a major contributor for Boston with 4:17 remaining, a.s the Celtics came within one of cident has had a uemendously nega­ the latest work does not shake her Iw- with 25 points and 16 rebounds. The Celtics made their their team record of 26 straight. that after playing four games in five nights, they had front of Bondyra’s. From Page 1 Republican directors Ellen Bums the task of killing, shooting, going conviction that oat bran and other “It was just after dusk,” tive effect on her and her family. Landers and Wallace Irish Jr. are onto some offensive. It is principally first 25 free throws and never trailed Wednesday as they Boston shot 58.1 percent and out-rcbounded Orlando three days off since their last game Saturday in Miami. Before Nov. 27, she worked as a forms of soluble fiber can lower handed the Magic their fourth loss in a row. 51-31. Coulombe continued. “All of a sud­ residents of the district. to protect public order.” cholesterol. medical assistant in a Hartford Bird logged the triple double in only his second game “From start to finish, wc moved the basketball, we den we saw a guy driving toward us and Nathan Hale School were above MHS boys off “Wc came in tonight fresh. We looked rejuvenated,” physician’s office and never had a after missing four with an injured left ankle. played well together, we shot well, and we hit the opx:n in our lane without his lights on. If state averages and did not vary Rodgers said. “Over the last three days we had a couple broken bone in her body. Now, man,” said Boston coach Jim Rodgers. “Wc just played my girlfiend hadn’t swerved off the greatly from the scores at other Kevin McHale added 21 points for the Celtics. Terry of real good practices and were able to get our rest lime. road, he would have slammed into however, Alicja said she spends Catlcdgc led Orlando with 24 points. sharp basketball.’’ 1 thought it worked out very well.” much of her lime on a couch in her schools in the district. us.” to races after After the teams traded baskets in the first minute of the Boston has now won seven of their last eight road living room, leaving home only to Chesterton said that the low After her girlfriend’s car slopped !^ ew e your space nozu game, Boston went on a 12-point run, including six by Bird pointed to the early going as the key to the game. games, and the win gives the Celtics a 12-0 record visit physicians who arc assisting in scores were not the fault of the off the main roadway, Coulombe, Bird, to take charge. The Magic scored the next two bas­ “The first quarter was an excellent quarter for us. Wc set against the NBA’s four expansion teams. The loss is Or­ who was three months pregnant at her recovery. teachers at the school. kets to make it 14-6 but never got any clo.scr. the icmfK) by coming out hard and playing strong, and lando’s 12lh in their last 13 outings. the time, said she felt relief that the Also, the Bondyras must maintain “We have some of the strongest for the 1990 a slow start car had missed their car. She said their household with only Marck’s and best teachers at Washington paycheck because Alieja’s disability school,” he said. she then turned around to look at the In his five-year stint as Manchester High boys’ basket- car that had run them off the road insurance has not kicked in yet, they Coach K delivers special message to student press said. It is difficult to make comparisons -ball coach, Frank Kind and his Indians have usually and saw it heading toward the cars from one school to another, he said, Marek, a computer engineer at •been slow out of the starting gate. that were behind her. because “each school serves a dif­ In his initial season in 1985-86, Manchester began 2-4 Brent Bclvin which graded each player’s Slocomb Co. of Glastonbury, is By Tom Foreman Jr. tion that they were going to get better ac­ for my own team. I was trying to figure “First, one car swerved out of the ferent clientele.” and followed that up with a 2-3 start in ’86-87. The ex­ performance to-date. In an eight-minute quainted with the basketball team. out causes this week and they didn’t work way, and then the one behind it working nights and trying to take The Associated Press ception was ’87-88 when the Indians began 8-0 cn route speech reportedly laced with profanity, Laeitncr, who didn’t say what grade he out.” swerved,” Couloumbe said. “But care of his family during the day in The district that Washington and between cat- naps, he said. Nathan Hale Schools serve have to a 20-4 season and Class LL semifinal berth. Arguably, CHAPEL HILL, N.C. — Christian Krzyzewski chided the 10 Chronicle received, was upset that his team was ap­ He refused comment when asked a then he smashed right into the fourth that was the finest Manchester High team ever as­ writers for stories which he said parently the first for which a grade was direct question about the dispute with The Alicja said she can’t wait to more aparunents in them than other Lacltncr has only one reason to read Duke car. I guess she didn’t have time to sembled. “degrades my basketball team.” issued. He said the column was “pretty Chronicle. sec him.” return to her job, but wonders districts, Chesterton said, and this is student newspaper, and it isn’t to check Manchester reverted back to its lazy beginning last The Chronicle printed a front-page bad.” He said the problem wasn’t a team “Anything I do with students is a whether she will ever be able to an indication llie population is more out what’s being written about his basket­ The driver of the car that hit Bon­ year with a 1-3 start. This year proved to be no different. story about the meeting Wednesday, and crisis, but more of a university problem. private matter. I’ve done tilings with stu­ dyra was Ronald J. Ford, 57, of El­ walk normally again. mobile. ball skills. The Indians’ early schedule, however, had a lot to do ‘To tell the truth, I don’t read il often. il included a portions of the speech. “Coach sort of stuck up for us, and il dents for 10 years, speaking the truth. It’s lington, police said. He was not “I don’t Imow what my future “The more kids move around the with their 0-3 start. This year, the three losses came at The only thing I read is the cartoons and Sports editor Rodney Pcele said a mem­ made feel real good. So we’re just feeling always worked out better that way,” he wearing a seatbelt and suffered will be like,” the blonde, 5-foot 4- more they are likely to have gaps in the hands of three excellent teams — Wilbur Cross of the political cartoons. ber of the paper’s staff had taped the proud and really good about our coach. said. broken ribs in the accident, police inch, 128-pound woman said. “I their learning,” he said. New Haven, CCC East rival Hartford Public and “TTicy can do what they want. It really meeting. It’s not a problem with us,” Lactmer said. said. don’t know how I will walk when Though Washington School’s Chronicle assistant sports editors Neal crosstown rival East Catholic. doesn’t bother me,” Lactmer said Wed­ A transcript of the speech was Krzyzewski appeared to refer to his Police have charged Ford with as­ this is over. I don’t want to be fourth grade also had the lowest Manchester won four straight after that before being Falis and Josh Dill said they weren’t sure sault with a motor vehicle while in­ dependent on other people.” nesday night, moments after the Blue published without the expletives in earlier remarks during a press conference that the issue was over, but they said the scores in writing, Chesterton said he upset by South Windsor. The Indians are 3-2 in the CCC Devils had absorbed a 79-60 beating at today’s editions of the Durham Morning toxicated, failure to drive to the Despite their grief over the acci­ is less concerned about them be­ at Chapel Hill Wednesday night, when he purpose of publishing Krzyzewski’s com­ ^ s t and host Enfield Friday at 7:30 p.m. at Clarke North Carolina. Herald. The Chronicle also printed ex­ was asked if North Carolina needed to right, failure to have headlights on dent, the Bondyras said they do not cause the school’s writing scores ments was to get across what occurred. Arena. Coach Mike Krzyzxwski was quite cerpts from the talk, expletives included. prove something in beating the Blue and failure to wear a seatbelt. regret moving to America. have steadily improved. “What I think bothered me was not With the return of 6-5 multi-talented center F^ris animated this week in criticizing The It quotes its writers as saying they had Devils. A blood alcohol test at “It could have happened “Even though it’s only 73 per­ Oates, who is the team’s leading scorer (21.4), what happened, but how it happened,” Chronicle sports writers for a column by been brought to the meeting with the no­ “I had a hard lime figuring out causes Falis said. Manchester Memorial Hospital, anywhere,” Alicja said. “There arc cent, we’re happy,” he said. “It will Manchester has the big man it desperately needed. With where Ford stayed for several days, drunk drivers in many counuies.” eventually reach a realistic level.” most of last year’s 14-7 squad, which shared league showed his blood alcohol count to honors with Windham, lost to graduation, chemistry was be .298, almost three limes the legal a highly sought-after commodity for the Indians the Players question need limit of .1, or one drop of alcohol beginning of this year. per 1,000 drops of blood in the “We’re playing well as a team, much belter than they human body, police said. Sin informative suppCement featuring did earlier in the year,” Kind said after a 76-57 win over Ford is scheduled to face charges FIXED RATE Windham on Jan. 9. of a pay scale system stemming from the incident on Jan. 10.75% Senior guard Erik Johnson (12.1), though only 5-10, 31 in Manchester Superior Court, APR nezu photos o f spring and summer Bri­ has developed his inside moves for the Indians this year General statements that they are afraid of police said. EQUITY LOANS By Ronald Blum along with his 3-point touch. Johnson poured in 25 a competitive imbalance are not compell­ In the meantime, Bondyra, who The Associated Press (NO POINTS) points versus Fermi earlier this season. ing.” was in the hospital for 10 days fol­ d a l ensemBCes and ideas to help plan Sophomore Jeff Ross (10.5), who saw a fair amount of NEW YORK — The Major League “I think what Don would like to hear is lowing the accident and is still Check anti compare varsity time last season, is contributing in every facet of the reasoning behind our proposal and recovering, is in suing Ford’s in­ Baseball Players Association, planning a the game. Senior co-captains Emil Issavi (6.8), who sal we’re prepared to give that to him,” surance company and The Islander TERMS ANNUALRATE APR the ideal zvedding, zvdl Be published response to the owners’ revenue-sharing out last season with a kmec injury, and DeVaughn Chuck O’Connor, the owners’ chief 5 YEARS III# 10,75 II# 10.75 proposal, very likely will ask why such a Whitehead (5.7), have also been key contributors. system is neceded. negotiator, said. 10 YEARS II# 10.99 II# 10.99 ST. JUDE NOVENA on January 30th Also, sophomore Jim Ansclmo has been a bright spot Teams proposed last week a system of Negotiators for baseball’s players and 15 YEARS II# 11.25 1# 11.25 for the Indians as of late. He is averaging 9.5 points per teams spent nearly seven hours Wednes­ M A Y THE SACRED HEART OF revenue-sharing that would guarantee 20 YEARS H# 11.50 1# 11.50 game in his last four appearances. players 48 percent of the income from day discussing side issues. The session, JESUS BE ADORED, GLORIFIED, The key for Manchester has been its ability to press the 10th since bargaining began on Nov. LOVED AND PRESERVED * NO POINTS « NO PREPAYMENT PENALTY ticket sales and national and local opponent for 32 minutes and cause the turnover. When television and radio contracts. In ex­ 28, covered many of the issues that arc THROUGHOUT THE WORLD, >0 LOAN 1BRMS: * CALL 525-6631 ‘Don't Left out! Manchester runs, it’s very hard to beat. In a halfcourt change, teams asked players to agree to a not central to an agreement. NOW AND FOREVER. SACRED TO 20 YEARS * RATES SUBJEa TO CHANGE game, the Indians aren’t nearly as effective. pay-for-pcrformancc proposal that would “Wc made a comprehensive response HEART O F JESUS, PRAY FOR US. ♦ UP TO 80% FINANCING WrrHOLTT NOTICE ‘Reserve your SLdvertising Space 9{pzv! “Those kids excel in a game where they’re getting set wage scales for players with less than to the union’s proposal of last week,” SAINT JUDE, WORKER OF MIR­ steals off the press,” Windham coach Neal Curland said. six years in the majors. O’Connor said. “We hope to get back ACLES, PRAY FOR US. SAINT lldvertisin£ (DeadCine January 23rd. Kind utilized nine players during the Windham victory. Under the owners’ proposal, salary ar­ from them a similar comprehensive JUDE, HELPER OF THE HOPELESS, In its last five games, Manchester has averaged 73 bitration would be eliminated and teams response.” PRAY FOR US. SAY THIS PRAYER Call the MANCHESTER HERALD points a game and allowed an average of 53. What’s going over set salary levels would be un­ F^chr said the items discussed included 9 TIMES A D A Y , BY THE 8TH DAY been the reason for the turnaround? able to sign free agents from other clubs. scheduling, meal allowances, spring­ YOUR PRAYER WILL BE AN­ ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT at 643-2711 to “I think it’s maturity,” Kind said. “I think the first part “What’s on our agenda is to find out in training conditions, standard guarantee SWERED. IT HAS NEVER BEEN il Bank of Hartford reserve space. of the season they were looking for Paris. Now, the other as precise a form as possible why the sys­ language, international play, termination KNOWN TO FAIL, PUBLICATION A nMfnbCT of Tlw Ont Bincorp FliMnciil Croup guys... they’re doing things.” tem needs to be changed,” Donald Fchr, pay and the World Series pool. Patrick Flynn/Manchoslar Fterald O’Connor said there were 15 or 16 MUST BE PROMISED. THANK YOU Hartford) 108 Farmln|ton Avanui, (303) 838.6631 /334 Franklin Avenue/ This team has talent. That talent is being realized now. executive director of the Major League LINKED — Hartford’s Ulf Samuelsson (5) and Boston’s Bobby Civic Canlar / Avon Caldor 9hopplo| Cantar / Bloomflald Shop Rita Plata / While parity was projected for the CCC East this packages of items discussed Wednesday ST. JUDE. Baseball Players Association, said. “What Gould go for the puck during Wednesday night's game at the Civic M.M.B. Cromwall 2S Shunplkt Rd.. Ht. 8 / Roekr HUl 88 Ntw BriUln Avtnut / T ilJ bad thing is going to happen to what club and that the total number of items was W ait Hartford 75 Park Road. MiMiiaroic Please see MHS, page 11 when? What is this we’re dealing with? more than 50. Center. 1 10 M ANQ JESTER HERALD, Thursday, Jan. 18, 1990 MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, Jan. 18, 1990— 11 SCOREBOARD In Brief . .. High School Roundup

shols-26 saves). , Rantord, 17-10-6 .Umpires are wanted (24-21). SL Joseph's, Maine 86, New England 75 A—16,664. Swarthmore 50, Widener 45 Connecticut Board of Approved Baseball Umpires Hockey Thiel 72, Whsh.4 Jeff. 70 Referee—Terry Gregson. Linesmen— Shane IS wking for new umpires for the 1990 season and will Heyer, Mike Cvik. Towson SL 98, Drexel 79 A ^PER m i RiNP... Trenton SL 84, Stockton SL 65 Simsbury matmen pin hold a clinic for prospective umpires on Thursday, Feb. Upsala 94, Lehman 49 15, at 7 p.m. at the Connecticut Mutual Insurance Com-^ NHL standings Ursinus 97, Haverford 60 WALES CONFERENCE Wheeling Jesuit 80, Davis 8 Elkins 53 pany. Myrtle Street, Hartford, in the Goodwin Room. Patrick Division Football Wbreester Tech 74, Salve Flegina 60 A second pre-exam clinic will be offered Monday W L TPts GF GA Ybrk, N.Y. 77. Baruch 69 New Jersey 22 21 4 48 187 186 Ybrk, PB. 67. Alvernia 64 Ireb. 19, with the exam for for becoming an umpire on loss on Manchester High NY Islanders 22 21 4 48 169 168 NFL playoff glance SOUTH Thursday, Feb. 22. The clinics and exam will be at the Pittsburgh 21 21 3 45 188 195 Armstrong SL 65, Claflin 78 same location. NY Rangers 18 21 8 44 149 1 58 Wild Card Atlantic Christian 86, Belmont Abbey 83, OT SIMSBURY — Third-ranked been the lift we needed,” he said. Olendar) 5:14 Philadelphia 18 22 7 43 169 150 Sunday, Dac. 31 Averett 93, N.C. Wesleyan 92, 20T information, contact Bill Tatleman Simsbury High put its muscle on Manchester, falling behind 6-3, EC- Zavaski (Chria Labris) 6:24 Whshington 19 24 4 42 161 173 NFC Campbellsville 93. Brescia 81 V044-52o2). display as it overpowered eighth- EC- Andy Gaignon (Rlondeau) 8:18 Adama Division Los Angeles Flams 21, Philadelphia 7 Carson-Newman 77, Mars Hill 72 made it 6-5 on goals by Dave I- Jan’od Sharman (Ksnny Rausch) 13:27 Boston 27 16 4 58 170 139 AFC Clemson 97, W. Carolina 61 ranked Manchester High, -ro-lS, Ciolkosz and Pcilegatto. But Glas­ Second period; Bultalo 25 15 6 56 150 144 Pittsburgh 26, Houston 23, OT Hartford falls to Dartmouth Eton 71, Catawba 62 Wednesday night in interconference tonbury’s Saul Sander, with his third EC- Zavaski (unassisted) 3:28 Montreal 24 19 6 54 150 145 Florida Tech 90. Ftolllns 75 wrestling action. I- Rausch (Jed McCabe) 13:25 Harttord 21 21 4 46 158 161 Divisional Playoffs HANOVER, N.H. — Dartmouth College got past an goal of the game to complete a hat- George Mason 89. William 8 Mary 80 Third p e rM : Quebec 9 30 6 24 144 209 Saturday, Jan. 6 erratic University of Hartford quintet Wedne.sday night, The win moves the Trojans to Geor^a 83, Mississippi SL 69 trick, made it a 7-5 game going into I- Sherman (McCabe) 6:24 CAMPBELL CONFERENCE AFC Georgia Coll. 92, Brewton-F^rker 73 81-63, in collegiate basketball action. 13-1 while the Indians fall to 11-2. the final period. “He scored un­ I- Rob Pinckney (Chad Handly) 7:42 Norris Division Cleveland 34, Buffalo 30 Guilford 66, SL Andrew's 60 I- Rausch (Jim Stanley, Jeff Previdl) 8:21 W L T R s GF GA NFC Johnson C. Smith 83, Queens, N.C. 74 Michael Lombard led Dartmouth with 19 points with Manchester coach Barry touched,” Famo said. Saves: EC- Brendon Whaalar 23, I- Brian Chicago 26 17 4 56 192 174 San Frarwiaco 41. Minnoccta 13 Kentucky 82, Alabama 65 James Blackwell adding 18 points and John Mackay 16. Bernstein said the setback was Brian Wry, Scott Winto and Jim Poulin 38 Toronto 24 22 1 49 208 213 . Sunday, Jan. 7 Lemlr-Fthyne 69, Gardner-Wsbb 54 Lamont Middleton had 19 points for Hartford (7-5). closer than it looked. “We lost four S I Louis 20 20 6 46 164 157 NFC Maryland 74. Virginia 72 Curry had the other Indian scores. Minnesota 21 24 3 45 157 175 Los Angelos Rams 19. New Ybrk Giants 13. Memphis SL 85, Texas Southern 82 The Hawks turned the ball over 23 times. close decisions and had another JJ. Montano had two goals for East wrestlers Detroit 16 24 6 38 161 176 GT Mississippi 80, Auburn 72 potential win turn into a final- Glastonbury. Smyths Division AFC Morehouse 93, Columbus 87 BC women turn back UConn lose two bouts Edmonton 24 15 9 57 187 157 Denver 24. Pibsburgh 23 Mount Olive 90, High Ffoint 83 second loss,” he noted. Glaotonbuiy 2 5 1 — 8 Calgary Navy 57. Richmond 46 Aaron Dixon (152) and George Manchesttr 2 3 1 — 6 22 15 11 55 197 162 CHESTNUT HILL, Mass. — Freshman forward Sarah Scoring: WETHERSHELD — The East Winnipeg Confsrsnca Championships NIcholls SL S3, SW Texas SL 81 22 19 5 49 161 168 Behn had a game-high 20 points and Carla Wenger added Lata (275) were each victorious, ex­ FIral parted; Catholic High wrestling team Los Angeles 20 21 5 Sunday, Jan. 14 45 200 191 Norfolk SL 82, SL Augustine's 71 G- J.J. Montano (Saul Sondlor) :39 Vancouver 13 26 8 34 139 170 AFC 14 to lead Boston College to a 65-61 victory over the tending their marks to 13-0, while dropped a pair of matches Wednes­ Denver 37, Cleveland 21 North Carolina 79. Duke 60 M- Brian Wry (Jim Curry, Lucas Cosgrove) Wednesday's Gamas Oglethorpe 72, U. of the South 67 University of Connecticut Wednesday night in Big East John Jaworski (189) picked up the 2:39 day, bowing 42-34 to Hartford Boston 5, Hartford 5. tie NFC Floanoke 81, Lynchburg 64 Conference play. other Manchester victory. G-Sandler (Walker) 9:05 New Ybrk Islanders 6, Montreal 3 San Francisco 30, Los Angeles Rams 3 Public and 64-12 to host S. Mississip^ 96, Appalachian SL 91 Manchester’s next match is Satur­ M- Scott WInot (Jason Psllegatto) 9:15 Chicago 3, Minnesota 1 Salisbury SL 114, Shenandoah 110 The decision leaves UConn and BC tied atop the Big Second period: Wethersfield High. Edrrwnton 6, Winnipeg 3 Super Bowl XXIV Edwards 4-7 1-2 9, Sparrow 8 9 1-2 11, Long day against Hall High and host Sunday, Jan. 28 Savannah S l 72, Morris Brown 71 East standings, each 4-1. The Huskies are 13-3 overall M- Curry (Chip Addabbo, JaH Grots) :27 East is now 2-11 for the season TTiuraday's Games 1-2 0-0 2, Frank 5-8 4-4 14, Cummings 1-2 0-0 How Top 25 fared Shorter 57, North Georgia 52 The Associated Press At Now Ortaana and the Lady Eagles 10-5. Rockville High starting at noon. G- Sandler (unaeslited) 1:55 with its next action Saturday at noon Calgary at Boston. 7:35 p.m. Basketball 2.Totals 4883 2837 121. How the Associated Press'.Top 25 teams Southern U. 92, Ark.-Pine Bluff 73 G- Ken Keeney (DeLoeeb) 2:18 Now Ybrk Rangers at Pittsburgh. 7:35 p.m, Denver vs. San Frarwisco, 5 p.m. Indiana 27 25 29 30—111 Kerry Bascom led UConn with 17 points. Results; 103- Chris Berman (S) pinned Tim in Hebron against Grasso Tech, fared Wednesday: Tampa 81, Eckerd 77 Schilling 125. 112- Ken Green (S) pinned John G- Frank Gallaghar (Sandlor) 4:08 Vancouver at ^iladelphia, 7:35 p.m. Miami 25 29 32 35-121 1. Kansas (18-0) did not play. Next: vs. Tennessee 80, Florida 75 SHOT — Philadelphia's Charies Barkley G- Montano (Gallaghar) 4:50 Quebec at Minrresota, 8:35 p.m. Pro Bowl 3-Point goals—Indiana 814 (Miller 3-7, Per­ UConn hosts Providence Sunday at 3 p.m. at the Field Tucker 1:59. 119- Mark McFarland (S) dec. Matt Bacon Academy and host RHAM Sunday, Fab. 4 NBA standings Elizabeth City State, Thursday. Wingate 70, Presbyterian 67 (34) launches a shot over the Piston’s Theriault 5-2. 125- Anibal Cuba (S) dec. Valter M- Dava Ciolkosz (Psllegatto) 8:15 Toronto at SL Louis, 8:35 p.m. son 1-2, McCloud 1-2, Fleming 8 1 , Schreny)! 2. Georgetown (14-0) beat Boston Coiiege MIDWEST House in Storrs. High. At Honolulu Lee 4-2, 130- Ooug Fink (S) dec. Corey Craft M- Pallagatto (unaasisted) 12:18 Detroit at Los Angeles, 10:35 p.m. EASTERN CONFERENCE 0- 2), Miami 0-1 (Sparrow 0-1). Fouled 6845. Next: vs. Connecticut at the Hartford AFC vs. NFC Albion 96, Adrian 69 Mark Aguirre in their NBA game Wednes­ 4-1, 135- Troy Mox (S) dec. Peter Fongemie G- Sandlar (Montano) 12:50 Brian Elliott and Todd Saucier Friday's Gamas Atlantic Division out-Nona. Rebounds-Indiana 41 Civic Center, Saturday. Alma 93, Olivet 75 Whaler breakfast is set 8*7, 140- Brian VirKelete (S) pinned Craig Pardi Third period: Calgary at Hartford, 7:35 p.m. W L Pel GB (L.Thompson 8), Miami 55 (Rice, B.Thompson 3. Okiahoma (12-1) did not play. Next: at No. Briar Cliff 93, Northwestern, Iowa 92 day night in Philadelphia. The 76ers beat were double winners for the Eagles. Super Bowl champions 224. 145- Mark Finelon (S) pinned Scott Schill­ M- Tim Shumaker (Tim ArchambauH, Tim Vfeshington at Buffalo, 7:35 p.m. New Ybrk 26 11 .703 — 8). Assists—Indiana 26 (Person, Fleming 6). 23 Arizona, Saturday. Capital 71, Ohio Northern 61 Rasulls: HARTFORD — The , along with ing 3:24, 152- Dixon (M) pinned Jeff Hurt 4:44, Jordan) 4:15 New Ybrk Islanders at Winnipeg, 8:30 p.m. 1989—San Francisco (NFC) 20, Cincinnati Boston 22 14 .611 3 'q Miami 26 (Edwards 7). Total fouls— Indiana 25, 4. Missouri (16-1) did not play. Next: vs. No. CenL Missouri 69, lAfoshbum 67 the defending NBA champion Pistons, EC vs. Public: 103- Ayala (HP) WBF, 112- vice president and general manager Ed John.ston and 160- Scott Ross (S) dec. Tom Provencal 14-5, G- Gallaghar (unasaletod) 14:54 Varrcouver at Chicago, 8:35 p.m. (AFC) 16 Philadelphia 20 16 .556 5’/z Miami 21. A— 15,006. 1 Kansas, Saturday. Cornell, Iowa 76, Beloit 73 Nieves (HP) WBF. 119- Lam (HP) pinned Tom 112-108. 171- Pete Plena (S) pinned Willis Rivera :54, Phillips 1:15, 125- Lazarus (HP) WBF. 130- 1988—Whshington (NFC) 42, Donvar (AFC) Washington 14 23 .378 12 5. Syracuse (12-2) did not play. Next: vs. Pit­ DeF^ul 73, Niagara 58 head coach Rick Ley, will be the special guests at the Savat: M- Ian Dalrympla; G- Dava McGrath 10 Now Jersey 12 25 .324 14 Spurs 101, Knicks 97 189- Jaworski (M) dec. Jerad Johnson 4-2, 275- Brown (HP) WBF, 135- Longcor (HP) WBF, NHL results tsburgh, Saturday. Defiance 64, Findlay 63 sixth annual “We Love the Whalers” breakfast to be held Lata (M) pinned Brandon Eck 1:15. 25 1987-N.Y. Giants (NFC) 39, Denver (AFC) Miami 9 30 .231 18 NEW YORK (97) 6. Michigan (12-2) did not play. Next: vs. E. Michigan 96, W. Michigan 85 140- Flob Ftommel (EC) pinned Bermudez 32, 145- M.Lazarus (HP) WBF, 152- Jim Varhue 20 Central Division Newman 7-13 3-3 18. Oakley 4-6 8 8 13. Ohio Stale, Thursday. E. Tennessee S l 86, Drake 78 at the Sheraton-Hartford Hotel on Feb. 20, starting at 8 Whalers 5, Bruins 5 (EC) dec. Garcia 11-2, 160- Paul Wasik (EC) 1986—Chicago (NFC) 46, New England Detroit 25 13 .658 — Ewing 13-26 1-2 27. Jackson 2-8 0-0 6, 7. Illinois (12-2) did not play. Next: vs. Franklin 94, Manchester 86 a.m. The event benefits the UConn Children’s Cancer Immaculate rallies pinned Espinal 5:00, 171- Brian Elliott (EC) Boston 2 1 2 0—5 (AFC) 10 Chicago 23 13 .639 1 G.Wilkins 7-12 8 0 16, Stockland 8 9 2-3 12, Michigsn State, Thursday. Gustav Adolphus 77, Hamline 71 Fund. Defensive mistakes Hartford 0 4 1 0—5 1985—San Francisco (NFC) 38, Miami (AFC) Indiana 22 16 .579 3 Tucker 0-2 2-2 2, E.Wilkins 0-0 0-0 0. Vtelker 8. Duke (12-3) lost to North Carolina 7860. Hanover 61. Taylor 57 Big night to trim East icemen pinned Jenkins 1:50, 189- Saucier (EC) pinned Shuler 4:07, 275- Kevin Dukett (EC) WBF. First Period—1, Boston, Galley 7 (Janney, 16 Milwaukee 20 16 .556 4 1- 1 0-0 2, Myers 8 1 1-2 1. Totals 39-78 14-20 Next: at Vtake ForesL Saturday. III. Benedictine 82, Aurora 69 Chuck Kaiton, the Whalers’ radio voice, will be Burridge), 2:49 (pp). 2. Boston, Carpenter 15 1984— L.A. Raiders (AFC) 38, Washington Atlanta is 17 .514 5'/z 97. 9. UNLV (11-3) did not play. Next: vs. UC Ir­ Illinois Weslyn 75, Millikin 67 master of ceremonies while Bobby Orr, the NHL Hall of cost MHS hockey BOLTON — Unable to protect a EC vs. Welherstlald: 103- B. Maio (W) WBF. (Janney, Neely), 10:15. Penalties—Oineen, Har (NFC) 9 Cleveland 16 19 .457 Ttq SAN ANTONIO (101) vine, Thursday. Indiana Tech 86, Goshen 83 three-goal lead. East Catholic High 1120 Hickey (W) WBF, 119- Berritier (W) (elbowing), 1:40; B. Sweeney, Bos (hooking), ^^1983-Wteshinglon (NFC) 27, Miami (AFC) Orlando 10 27 .270 14'rz Elliott 2-4 8 0 4. Cummings 6-17 9-10 21, 10. Louisville (12-2) did not play. Next: at Judson 81, Trinity, III. 61 F ^ e member and now member of the Whalers’ ad­ SOUTH WINDSOR — Poor pinned Phillips :24, 125- C.Maio (W) WBF. 130- 329; Evason, Har (hooking), 5:35; Galley, Bos WESTERN CONFERENCE Robinson 7-17 6-7 20, Cheeks 4-10 0-2 8, Tulane, Thursday. Kansas Weslyn 88. S t Mary of the Plains 79 visory board, will be the keynote speaker. defensive play cost the Manchester dropped a 5-4 verdict to Immaculate Roslonek (W) WBF, 135- Keane (W) WBF, 140- (holding), 1921. 1982—San Francisco (NFC) 26, Cincinnati Midwest Division Anderson 8-21 1813 26. Brickowski 3-5 8 0 6, 11. Georgia Tech (12-1) did not play. Next: at Kearney St, 78, Hastings 50 Tickets are $22 per person and $200 for a table of 10 by Malone High hockey team dearly as it H i^ of Danbury Wednesday night Duarte (W) pinned Ftommel 2:57, 145- Tansey Second Period—3. Boston, Bourque 12 (Jan- (AFC) 21 W L Pci OB Maxwell 2-7 8 0 4, Jones 1-4 8 0 2, Wingate Virginia, Sunday. Kent SL 71, Ball SL 68 at the Bolton Ice F^lace. (W) WBF, 152- DoCarii (W) dec. Vhrhue 9-1, noy, Neely). 2:14. 4, Harttord, Andersson 11 1981—Oakland (AFC) 27, Philadelphia (NFC) San Antonio 24 10 .706 — 4-7 2-3 10. Totals 37-92 27-35 101. 12. Arkansas (13-2) beat Southern Methodist Mo. Western 86, Lincoln, Mo. 65 and must be purchased in advance. For reservations or dropped an 8-6 verdict to Glaston­ 160- Durkee(W) pinned Wbsik 1:03, 171-Elliott (Babych, Ferraro), 6:59. 5. Harttord, Ladouceur 10 Utah 24 11 .686 i/s New Itork 24 18 36 29— 97 8861. Next: at Texas A5M, Seturrlay. Mo.-SL Louis 66, Missouri-Flolla 59 further information, conuict the Greater Hartford Con­ bury High Wednesday night at the East, which was ranked No. 1 in (EC) pinned Fitzgerald 1:19. 189- Sauciar (EC) 2 (Francis), 10:07. 6, Hartford, Young 12 1980—Pittsburgh (AFC) 31. Los Angeles Denver 22 16 .579 4 San Antonio 22 25 26 28 101 13. LSU (11-2) did not play. Next: vs. Notre N. Iowa 67, E. Illinois 65 the state the beginning of the week, pinned Cianfagliono :43. 275- Chandler (Wl (NFC) 19 vention and Visitors Bureau, One Civic Center Plaxa, South Windsor Arena. (Evason, Ladouceur), 15:20. 7. Hartford, Ver- Dallas 17 20 .459 8'/z 3-Point goals—New Ybrk 8 9 (Jackson 2-3, Dame at New Orleans, Saturday. NW Missouri SI. 92, NE Missouri 73 dropped its second in a row to fall to WBF. beak 24 (Tippett Francis), 17:32. Penal­ 1979 -Pittsburgh (AFC) 35, Dallas (NFC) 31 Houston 17 20 .459 8 'q G.Wilkins 2-4, Newman 1-2), San Antonio 0-3 14. Indiana (12-2) did not play. Next: at Iowa, North Ffork 91, Carroll, Wis. 73 Hartford, 06103, or call 728-6789. leads Jazz The loss was the fourth in five ty—Evason. Har (cross-checking), 18:20. 1978—Dallas (NFC) 27, Denver (AFC) 10 Charlotto 7 27 .206 1 7 (Maxwell 0-1, Anderson 82). Fouled out—New­ Thursday. Northwestern, Minn. 71. Northland 63 outings for the Indians, now 5-4 6-4 overall. Immaculate is 5-6. Third Period—8, Boston, Bourque 13 (Chris­ 1977-Oakland (AFC) 32, Minnesota (NFC) Minnesota 7 28 .200 17'rz man. Rebounds—Now Ybrk 51 (Ewing 12), San 18 Sl John's (183) did not play. Next: vs. Cberlin 67, Kenyon 64 East’s next game is Monday at 2:15 Cheney matmen tian, Neely), 3:51 (pp). 9, Boston, Burridge 15 Pacific Division Antonio 57 (Cummings 10). Assists—New Ybrk Boston College, Saturday. Ohio U. 65, Bowling Green 61 Noah winner in Aussie Open overall, while the Tomahawks im­ (B.Sweeney, Gould), 5:44. 10, Hartford, Dineen 1976—Pittsburgh (AFC) 21, Dallas (NFC) 17 L.A. Lakers 27 8 .771 — 17 (Jackson 6), San Antonio 26 (Maxwell 7). 16. UCLA (11-2) did not play. Next: at Stan­ Ohio Weslyn 63, Denison 61 MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) — Yannick Noah, NBA Roundup prove to 8-3 with the victory. p.m. against St. Bernard at Connec­ 16 (Ferraro, Burl), 19:43. Penalty—Verbeek, 1975—Pittsburgh (AFC) 16. Minnesota (NFC) Portland 26 11 .703 2 Total fouls—Now Ybrk 24, San Antonio 20. ford, Thursday. Otterbein 60, Marietta 64 ticut College in New London. fall to 1-12 Har (hi^-sbcking), 3:33. 6 Phoenix 19 14 .576 7 diving and leaping, his dreadlocks flying wildly, was Manchester’s next game is Saturday Technicals—Now York illegal defense 3. New 17. La Salle (11-1) did not play. Next: at Holy Peru Sl 76, Mount Marly 66 HEBRON — Taking the final Overtime—None. Penalties—None. 1974—Miami (AFC) 24, Minnesota (NFC) 7 Seattle 18 17 .514 9 Ybrk coach Jackson. A—15,910. Cross, Saturday. Purdue 56, Wisconsin 54 electrifying in his 7-6 (7-3), 6-3, 6-3 victory over aggres­ at 8 p.m. against Newington High at Mark Riendeau, Scott Zavaski Shots on goal—Boston 6-5-7-0— 18. Hartford 1973—Miami (AFC) 14. Whshington (NFC) 7 Golden State 16 19 .457 11 weight class, RHAM High nipped 18. Oregon State (12-2) did not play. Next: Rockford 89, Concordia. III. 65 sive, hard-hitting Ronald Agenor of Haiti in the second By Dick Brinster the Bolton Ice fttlacc. and Andy Gagnon gave the Eagles a 8-11-9-0—28. 1972-Oallas (NFC) 24. Miami (AFC) 3 L.A. Clippers 16 19 .457 11 Rockets 107, Cavaliers 98 vs. Whshington State, Thursday. Rockhurst 70, Avila 69 Cheney Tech, 39-36, Wednesday Ftower-play Opportunities—Boston 2 of 4; 1971—Baltimore (AFC) 16. Dallas (NFC) 13 Sacramento 9 26 .257 18 The Associated Press A four-goal barrage, after 3-0 lead. But Immaculate came back CLEVELAND (98) 19. North Carolina State (12-3) did not play. Rose-Hulmen 63, Vfobash 61 round of the Australian Opicn. Hartford 0 of 2. 1970— Kansas City (AFL) 23, Minrresota Wednesday's Games night in Charter Oak Conference Brown 2-5 2-5 6. Nance 9-17 2-2 20. Rollins Next: at Whke ForesL Thursday. SE Missouri 111, Mo. Southern 75 Manchester led 3-2, proved to be with one goal in the first period, Goalies—Boston, Moog, 16-7-4 (28 shots-23 (NFL) 7 New Jersey 115, Washington 106 John McEnroe, his touch and all-court game close to 1- 4 8 0 2. Ehio 4-11 8 2 8, Price 81 4 0-0 17, 20. Xavier, Ohio (12-1) did not play. Next: at Siena Heights 93, Orchard Lake SL Mary's another in the middle session, and wrestling action. saves). Hartford, WNtrrwre, 2-1-1 (18-13). 1969-N.Y. Jots (AFL) 16, Baltimore (NFL) 7 Philadelphia U2, Detroit 108 79 where it once was, looked no less brilliant in beating When Karl Malone has 15 points at halftime and decisive. J.Williams 813 2-4 12. Keys 810 4-4 14. Kerr Evansville, Thursday. A - 1 5,535. 1968—Green Bay (NFL) 33, Oakland (AFL) Boston 133, Orlando 111 three in a 117-second span in the The Techmen arc now 1-12 for 2- 6 0-0 4. Dudley 8 0 8 2 0. Morton 8 7 4-5 11. 21. Loyola Marymount (11-3) did not piay. St. John’s. Minn. 73. Macalester 60 Ausuia’s Alex Antonitsch 6-1, 6-2, 6-1. thinks the news is bad, the opposition should be ready to “The four goals in a row were Referee-Andy vanHellemond. Lines­ Miami 121, Indiana 111 the season with their next action Mokeski 0-1 8 0 0. RWilliams 2-3 0-0 4. Totals Next: vs. Gonzaga, Friday. SL Thomas, Minn. 81, Concordia, Moor. 65 Ivan Lendl, the men’s def^ending champion and top read another headline. evidence of how we were playing. third period to take the victory. men—Kevin Collins, Mark Vinos. 1967—Green Bay (NFL) 35. Kansas City San Antonio 101, Now York 97 22. Minnesota (10-3) did not play. Next: vs. SL Xavier 66, Trinity Christian 56 Saturday ai home suiriing at 11 a.m. (AFL) 10 Houston 107, Cleveland 98 41-91 14-24 98. How were we playing? Terrible,” Kenny Rausch, who had two goals HOUSTON (107) Northwestern, Thursday. Thomas More 75, Bluffton 47 seed, also had another ho-hum day in his outdoor office That’s exactly what happened to the Atlanta Hawks, Islanders 6, Canadiens 3 Phoenix 108, Dallas 88 23. Arizona (10-3) beat Arizona State 7861. Toledo 83, CenL Michigan 69 and an assist, had the game-winner against Killingly, East Haven and Utah 95, Atlanta 88 B Johnson 8-17 8 6 22. Thorpe 816 8 7 21, as he reached the third round with a 6-4, 6-2, 6-3 victory who managed to hold the Utah Ja/./. to 43 points in the Manchester coach Eric Farao said. N.Y. Islandsrs 1 3 2—6 Olajuwon 9-13 1-2 19. Floyd 3-7 0-0 7. Wood- Next: vs. No. 3 Oklahoma, Saturday. Urbona 91, Shawnee St. 80 for Immaculate. Bethel. Montreal i i i 3 Los Angeles Lakers 100, Seattio 90 24. Purdue (12-2) beat Wisconsin 56-54. Valley City St. 82, Jamestown 79 over Spain’s Tomas Carbonell. second half Wednesday night. But Malone, getting over “We were doing a terrible job defen­ Golf Thursday's Games son 8 6 8 0 10. Wiggins 4-9 3-4 11, Lucas 6-6 East oulshot Immaculate, 13-12, Rick Olinatz (103) is now 11-2, First Period— 1, Montreal, Naslurvt 15 (Lud­ 0-0 13, Smith 0-0 0-0 0, Chievous 0-2 0-0 0, Next: vs. No. 7 llinois, Saturday. 25. Aiabama Viterbo 86, Clarke 64 ^ e feeling that his teammates were carrying him, poured sively, which is uncharacteristic of wig, Lebeau), 13.05. 2, New Ibrk, Volok 11 Milwaukee at Washington, 7:30 p.m. (12-4) lost to Kentucky 82-65. Next: vs. No. 13 W. Illinois 64, Illinois St. 63 in the third period but Immaculate Steve Classon (125) 8-2 and Brett Golden State at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. Bowie 1-5 8 0 2, Caldwell 1-1 8 0 2. Dinkins 8 0 Stewart signs lucrative deal in 25 of them. our team.” (Crossman, Sutler), 15:44 (pp). Penal­ LSU, Sunday. Wittenberg 82, Eariham 65 Charlotto at Denver, 9:30 p.m, 0-0 O.Totals 4884 1 81 9 107. goalie Brian Poulin, who finished Lassen (140) 10-2-1 for the Beavers ties—Schneider, Mon (cross-checking), 8:56; SOUTHWEST NEW YORK (AP) — Dave Stewart and the Oakland “In the second half, my shot came on,” Malone said Fanio said one key was, with the Bob Hope golf scores Minnesota at Phoenix, 9:30 p.m. Cleveland 25 25 19 29— 96 with 38 saves, was perfect. o Gagnon Skrudland, Mon (tripping), 14:03; Kerr NY Houston 27 26 31 23—107 Arkansas 80, Southern Meth. 61 Athletics agreed to a $7 million, two-year contract exten­ after leading Utah to a 95-88 victory. “When you’re LA QUINTA, Calif. (AP) — Scores Wednes­ Seattio at Los Angeles Clippers, 10:30 p.m, Big East result Austin Peay 69, Texas Tech 68 3-2 lead, a wraparound attempt by i s V i <'’ > Maynard (R) (roughing), 18:27; Carbonneau, Mon (rougNng), 3-Paint goals—Cleveland 2-9 (Morton 1-1, counted on to do .something, you just try to go out and do Zavaski had two goals and one Classon (CT) pinned Rices 1 38 18:27. day in bw first round of the $1 million Bob Hope Friday's Games Houston 78, Baylor 74 sion that will give the pitcher the highest average annual Jason Pcllcgailo hit the pipe. “(Glas­ Indiana at Boston. 7:30 p.m. Price 1-3, Brown 0-1, Kerr 8 1 , EhIo 0-3), Hous­ assist for the Eagles. (f’ ) WBF, 135 Beckley (R) Second Period—3, New York. Volok 12 Classic played on the 6,931-yard Indian Wells, Rice 66, Texas Christian 64. OT income in baseball history. it.” Now Jersey at Orlando, 7:30 p.m. ton 2-4 (Lucas 1-1, Floyd 1-2, Woodson 0-1). Georgetown 68, B.C. 45 tonbury goalie Dave) McGrath was W ^ . 140- Lassen (CT) WBF, 145- Carl Gray (Kerr), 3:15. 4, New Ybrk, Diduck 3 (Chyzowski, 6,865-yard Tamarisk, 6,931-yard F>GA West Texas 96. Texas A&M 94 Immaculata 1 1 3 — 5 Philadelphia at Miami, 7:30 p.m. Fouled out—None. Rebounds—Cleveland 53 The average annual value of $3.5 million lops the It was the third time in four games that Malone, on the other side,” Famo recalled. ■'52- Tom Benedici (CT) WBF, 160^ Sutter). 3:28. 5, Montreal. Corson 19 (Naslund, and 6,927-yard Bermuda Dunes courses (all BOSTON COLLEGE (45) Texas Lutheran 107, Concordia Lutheran 82 East Catholic 3 1 0 — 4 Golden Slate at DeboiL 8 p.m. (Nonce 11), Houston 50 (Olajuwon 19). As­ Smith (R) doc. Russ Johndrow 7-0, 171- Traf- Svoboda), 6:27 (pp). 6, Now Vbrk, L^ontaine courses are par 36-36—72): Moran 2-5 0 6 5, Abie 3-8 0-2 6, Hinton 3-9 FAR WEST $3.25 million that Mark Davis will make in the $13 mil­ second in scoring in the NBA to Chicago’s Michael Jor­ “Instead they come back and Scoring: Chicago at Atlanta, 8 p.m. sists—Cleveland 21 (Price 7), Houston 35 Jord (R) pinned Adrian Tetreault :43 189- Art 40 (Crossman, Baumgartner), 18:22 Penal­ Dave Stockton 30-35—65 0 6 6, Arditti 3-7 2-2 10, B.Edwards 2 6 2-2 6, Arizona 70, Arizona SL 61 First period: New York at Dellas, 8:30 p.m. (Floyd 9). Total fouls-^leveland 14, Houston lion, four-year contract he signed with the Kansas City dan with an average of 30.6, has scored at least 40 points. score four suaight. That would have Richards (CT) WBF. 275- Shusterman (R) ties— McDorwugh, NY (interference), 4:58; John Cook 32-33—65 Beasley 2-4 8 0 4, Lundy 0-2 8 0 0, Pruitt 0-1 Claremont-Mudd 81, Cal Tech 51 EC- Mark Rlandoau (Scott Zavaski, Jail pinned Jim Whghl Cleveland at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. 23. A— 14,439. Royals on Dec. 11. Utah is reaping the benefits, having won four in a row. Volok. NY (slashing), 7:09; E.Desjardins, Mon Fred Funk 34-31—65 0 6 0, Jackson 81 0-1 0, Reese 4-5 8 3 8, Colorado 92, Wis.-Milwaukae 74 Los Angeles Lakers at Milwaukee, 9 p.m. (slashing). 7:09; Flatley, NY (hooking). 733. Don Ftooley 33-32—65 Smith 0-1 8 0 0, Herren 0-0 8 0 0. Totals 1851 LaVeme 93, WNttier 86 C)lBrlotte at Utah. 9:30 p.m. Suns 108, Mavericks 88 Jack Morris, the winningest pitcher of the 1980s, Lakers 100, SuperSonics 90: Los Angeles got 24 Jim Benepe 32-34—66 4-10 45. TOURNAMENTS Third Period— 7, Now Itork, Maloney 10 PHOENIX (106) agreed to a $2.1 million contract with a $2.1 million op­ (McDonough), 3:26, 8, Montreal, Corson 20 Hale Irwin 33-33—66 GEORGETOWN (68) Chase Lincoln Tournament points from James Worthy and 22 from Magic John.son to Peter Jacobsen 33-34—67 NBA results Chambers 10-21 6-8 26, Rambis 6-8 0-0 12, First Round tion for 1991. But, in an unusual twist, the option is Mor­ (Svoboda. Lemieux), 13:15 (pp). 9, Now York, West 8 7 0-0 10. K.Johnson 4-14 8 0 8, Hor- Tate 2-5 0-1 5, Mourning 3 6 8 7 11, Mutom- irnprove the league’s best home record to 18-1 while MCC c^gers win 3rd straight Mark Calcavecchia 34-33—67 Gerteseo St. 84, Hobart 66 McDonough 10 (Lauer), 15:42. Penal­ nacek 1814 8 0 22, E.Johnson 4-11 4-4 13, bo 8 8 2-0 12, Tillmon 7-11 3-4 17, Bryant 2-5 ris’ and not the club’s. winning its fourth straight game. Fred Couples 34-33—67 Nets 115, Bullets 106 Rochester 98. Roberts Wesleyan 81 ties—Gronstrand, NY, major (fighting), 5:40; Majerie 3-8 2-2 8, Lang 1-2 2-2 4, Battle 1-1 0-0 2-3 6, Thompson 2-5 0 6 8 Bell 8 0 8 0 0, Ftichor, Mon, major (fighting), 5:40; Flatlay, NY Jeff Slurrwn 33-34—67 Jones 2-4 2-2 6. King 8-19 3-4 19. Turpin 2-3 Sl John Fisher 73, Rochester Tech 71 The Lakers limited the SuperSonics to just two points GREENFIELD, Mass. — Receiv­ Mass. Bay Community College MCC (86) — Jon Seymour 3 0-0 6, Terry Bob Tway 35-32—67 2, Grant 0-0 8 0 0, Morrison 1-1 1-13, Perry 0-1 D.Edwards 2-5 0-1 8 Jefferson 1-4 2-2 4, Infante coach of the year Smith 11 4-7 26, Mike Shea 4 0-0 9, Paul (rougNng), 5:40; Lefebvre, Mon (roughing), 3-3 7. Walker 2-12 0-4 4. Malone 9-15 2-3 20. 0-0 0. Totals 4868 1817 108. Stoudamlre 1-3 0 6 3, Sabol 8 0 0 6 0. Totals in the final 2:41. The loss snapped Seattle’s three-game ing a game-high 26 points and 13 Saturday night at 7:30 at East 5:40; McDonough, NY.(tripping), 1130; Wood, Jodie Mudd 33-34—67 Roth 1-1 0-0 2, Grant 7-12 1-3 15, Alarie 3-8 Strycharz 1 1-2 3, Sean Skeete 3 0-18, Dennis DALLAS (88) 2852 14-27 68. ST. LOUIS (AP) — Green Bay Packers coach Lindy winning streak. rebounds from Terry Smith, the Catholic. Greenfield is 5-10. Harris 4 2-3 10. Roy Ftoso 1 2-2 4, Tom Moran NY (hooking), 12:30; Maloney, NY (high-stick­ 2-2 8. Eackles 10-17 1-2 21. Colter 1-5 2-2 4. Dantloy 1-7 0-0 2, Perkins 4-11 8 8 14, Halftime—Georgetown 33, Boston College ing). 16:43. Totals 45-96 16-25 106, Infante has been voted The Sporting News 1989 NFL 76ers 112, Pistons 108: Charles Barkley scored 30 visiting Manchester Community Ten Cougars hit the scoring 2 2-2 6, Rafael Rodriguez 4 0-0 9. John Gel- Donaldson 7-9 3-4 17. Harper 7-14 8 0 16, 18. 8point goals—Boston College 3-11 (Arditti Transactions lagher 2 0-0 5. Totals 35 11-17 86. Shots on goal—Now Ybrk 11-8-10—29. NEW JERSEY (115) Blackman 7-19 3-3 17. Williams 814 81 10, 2-2, Moran 1-2, Smith 81 , Hinton 8 2 , Lundy Coach of the Year. points, including a rebound basket and a dunk in the final College men’s basketball Itairt column with Dennis Harris (10) the Monbeal 4-14-17—35. Rec Hoop Hinson 5-8 4-4 14, Morris 5-14 4-6 14, Bowie Davis 2-5 2-3 6, VYhite 2-3 8 0 4. Alford 1-1 0-0 0- 2, B.Edwards 0-2), Georgetown 4-11 (Tate BASEBALL Infante received 8 of 27 votes cast by NFL coaches. registered its third straight win,' an GREENFIELD (40) — Chris Chapman 2 0-0 Power-play Qpportunitios—Now York 1 of 2; 7-14 8-10 22, Blaylock 7-12 3-4 18. Short 4-9 2, Upshaw 0-1 0-0 0. Totals 36-84 14-19 88. 1- 1, Thompson 1-2, D.Edwards 1-2, Stoudamlre 11 seconds for Philadelphia. The 76crs arc 2-0 this only other double-figure scorer. American Lsague 5, Rick Crofton 3 0-0 6, Mike Fleming 8 1-1 19 Monbeal 2 of 5. 9-10 17, Haley 1-3 0-0 2, Hopson 6-9 5-7 18. Phoenix 28 22 34 24—108 1-2, Tillmon 81, Bryant 0-3) Fouled out—Able. The only other coaches who received four or more votes season against the Pistons, who had won 14 of 15 pre­ easy 86-40 decision over Greenfield MCC shot 58 percent from the field CALIFORNIA ANGELS-Agreed to terms Art Ackerman 1 0-0 Z Cameron Wbrd 4 0-1 s ’ Goalies—New Ybrk, Fitzpatrick, 12-10-2 (35 Carroll 3-4 0-0 6, Conner 2-2 0-0 4. Totals Dallae 24 20 32 12— 88 Ffebounds—Boston College 29 (Able 0), Geor­ were Chuck Noll of Pittsburgh (5) and George Seifert of vious meetings. shols-32 saves). Montreal, Roy, 15-10-2 Adults 40-75 33-41 115. with Max Venable, outfielder, on a one-year Community College Wednesday during the first half and led, 38-12. Scott Martinoau 0 0-2 0. Totals 18 1-4 40. 3-Poinl goals—Phoenix 8 8 (Homocek 2-3, getown 45 (Mutombo 13). Assists— Boston contracL (29-23). Whshington 22 33 31 20—106 College 7 (Hinton, B.Edwards 3), Georgetown San Francisco (4). James Edwards scored 26 of his season-high 32 points night. Mike Shea chipped in with nine 3-point goals: MCC- Skeete 2. Shea. Gal­ Highland Ftork Market 75 (Lee Cruel 23, Gary E.Johnson 1-3, Chambers 0-1, Majerie 81), DETROIT TIGERS—Agreed to terms with New Jersey 33 24 30 26—115 16 (B^ant 10). Total fouls— Boston C o l l ^ 25, lagher, Ftodriguez. GR- Flerrxng 2, Chapman A—16,606. Fallon 20, Ernie Scott 16, Dean Frodell 1 ^ Irish Dallas 2-6 (Harper 2-4, Blackman 81, Davis Jack Morris, pitcher, on a one-year contracL Infante is the first Green Bay coach to win the award in the second half for Detroit. The 76crs got 25 points MCC is 4-8 overall and will host points, six rebounds and five assists. 3-Point goals—Washington 0-1 (Eackles 0-1), Georgetown 17. A— 10,291. Halftime: 38-12 MCC Referee—Ftoul Dovorski, Linesmen— Bob Insurance 57 (Gary Higgins 18, Ken Schop- 0- 1). Fouled out—None. Rebounds—Phoenix OAKLAND ATHLETICS—Agreed to terms since Vince Lombardi in 1961. Hodges, Gerard Gauthier. pman 16, Steve Fla sc her 11) New Jersey 2-6 (Blaylock 1-2, Hopson 1-2, 56 (Fiembis 15), Dallas 42 (Donaldson 11). As­ from Hprscy Hawkins and 20 from Mike Gminski. Morris 0-2). Fouled out—None. with Dave StewarL pitcher, on a two-year exten­ Sun Devils 106 (Cart Shelton 28, Mike Jones sists—Phoenix 24 (K.Johnson 12), Dallas 21 Big East Confsrsnca O'oll sion through 1992. Spurs 101, Knicks 97: Willie Anderson scored 26 Rebounds—Wbshington 51 (Jones, Alarie 8), w L W L NFL players lose a round Hawks 3, Stars 1 25. Jim Clay-Bay 16, Wbndell Williams 14) Style (Harpw 10). Total fouls—Phoenix 16. Dallas 15. SEATTLE MARINERS—Agreed to terms v«th New Jersey 52 (Bowie 14). Assists- Georgetown ' 4 0 14 0 points, including 13 in the fourth quarter to lead San An­ MInnaeota 0 0 1—1 78 (Gene Nolen 21, Dave Milrwr 19, Dwayno Technicals— Phoenix Illegal defense 2. A— Bill SwifL pitcher, on a one-year contracL Washington 24 (Whiker 7), Now Jersey 20 SL John's 4 1 15 3 ST. LOUIS (AP) — A federal appeals court refused to Milner 18) 17,007. tonio to its 14lh consecutive home-court victory. Islanders continue to roll along Chicago 1 1 1—3 National Lsagua (Blaylock 6). Total fouls—Washington 29, New CONNECTICUT 4 2 14 3 First Period— 1, Chicago, Larmer 19 (Savard, LOS ANGELES DODGERS—Agreed to hear further arguments in an antitrust suit brought by the Jersey 22. Technical—Vtolker. A— 7,781. Syracuse 3 2 12 2 Terry Cummings had 21 points for the Spurs and McGill), 2:47. Penalties—Gavin, Min (hooking), Midgets Jazz 95, Hawks 88 terms with Jeff Hamilton, third baseman, on a Providence 3 2 10 4 players’ union against the National Football League. David Robinson added 20. Patrick Ewing led the Knicks 4:55; Savard, Chi (holding), 7D5; Lemieux, Chi Mahorwy- Gunners 21 (Eric Daring 6, An­ one-year conbacL By The Associated Press 76ers112, Pistons 108 ATLANTA (88) Villanova 3 3 10 8 In ruling 7-2 against rehearing the case, the 8lh U.S. (tripping), 13:10; Mackey, Min (roughing), thony Rowe 4, Greg Sobin 2) Rockets 19 PITTSBURGH PIRATES—Agreed to terms with 27 points. Wilkins 11-23 4-5 27, Koncak 3-4 8 0 6, Seton Hall 1 3 8 6 17:28; McGill, Chi (roughing), 1728; Chambers, (Kevin Watt 6, Jeff Cashman 5. Monte Green 2) DETROrr(108) with Scott F^ekln, pitcher, on a one-year con­ Circuit Court of Apjjcals let suuid an earlier decision that M.Malone4-17 811 16. Webb 4-10 8 0 8, Long Pittsburgh 0 4 5 9 Nets 115, Bullets 106: Sam Bowie .scored 11 of his 22 NHL Roundup Min (ttolding), 19:01. Bulls 27 (Bryan Gorman 2, Shawn Gallagher Aguirre 4-11 0-0 8, Edwards 12-17 8-8 32. tracL The New York Islanders started the decade of the Laimbeer 5-6 0-0 12. Oumars 6-15 5-5 17. 4-7 0-0 8. Toney 0-2 6-6 6. Itolkov 2-6 0-2 5. Boston College 0 5 6 9 the NFL’s free agency clauses cannot be challenged. Second Period— 2, Chicago, Graham 11 and David Stout also played well) Tigers 17 Willis 3-5 2-3 8, Carr 1-2 2-2 4. Totals 32-76 SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS—Agreed to points in the fourth quarter and grabbed 14 rebounds for 1980s with four consecutive Stanley Cups. They’ve rung (Brown, Ftoanick), 1:42. Penalties—Wilson, Chi (Peter Comug 5, Mike Ybung 4, Tom Entwistte Thomas 5-14 6-8 16. Rodman 2-2 0-2 4, John­ Wednesday's RsauHs terms v.'ilh Ernest Riles, third baseman, on a Last Nov. 1, a three-judge panel handed the NFL a 22-29 88. Georgetown 68, Boston College 45 New Jersey, which handed Washington its third straight (holding), 4:28; Brown, Chi (holding), 7:43; also played well) son 5-10 0-0 10. Salley 3-3 3-3 9. Totals 42-78 one-year contracL victory over the players when it ruled that the free agen­ in the 1990s with seven straight victories. they were 5-18-3 at one point and seemed to be skating 22-26 108. UTAH (95) loss, 12th in 14 games overall and 14th in 15 road games. Thomas, Chi (roughing), 10:54; Barber, Min Edwards 4-7 4-4 12, K.Makme 14-21 12-14 New Iferk-Penn League cy clauses in their 1982 contract couldn’t be challenged That’s a lot different than winning four Cups in a row on thin ice. (holding), 15:50. PHILADELPHIA (112) Saturday's Games AUBURN ASTROS—Named William A. 40, Eaton 0-2 8 0 0. Stockton 813 3-4 20, Han­ Georgetown at UConn (Civic Canter), 8 p.m. Heat 121, Pacers 111: Rony Seikaly had a career-high but the Islanders arc enjoying their roll, especially since Third Period—3, Minnesota, Gagner 23 (Mur­ Barkley 816 14-17 30, Mahom 4-9 2-3 10, Moore assistant general manager. as antitrust violations just because negotiations on a new sen 8 1 4 0-0 12. Rudd 8 2 0-0 0. Bailey 1-3 0-0 Seton Hall at Pittsburgh, noon 31 ^ in ts and rookie Sherman Douglas scored 16 of his phy, Bellows), 10:28. 4, Chicago, Thomas 22 Gminski 9-15 2-2 20, Dawkins 8 1 3 2-2 18, BASKETBALL pact were at an impasse. Wednesday night’s 6-3 victory over the Canadiens at Calendar Hawkins 7-16 1 81 2 25, Smith 8 8 1-2 7, Lloyd 2, Brown 1-2 8 0 2, Griffith 2-6 1-2 5, Leckner SL Joseph's at Villanova, 6 p.m. (Roenick), 14:05. Penalties— Giles, Min (trip­ 1- 2 8 0 2.Totals 37-72 2824 95. National Baakatball Association 25 in the fourth quarter as Miami broke an eight-game M ontr^ was the Islanders’ eighth suaighi, the longest 1- 1 0-0 2, Gaines 0-0 0-0 O.Totals 40-78 31-38 Boston College at SL John's, 8 p.m. ping), 5:40; Bassen, Chi (holding), 15:44; Ailania 26 17 29 1 8 -8 8 LOS ANGELES CLIPPERS-Placed Ron home losing streak. 112. Providertoe at Syracuse, 8 p.m. ABC gets college grid pact sucak in the NHL this season. It gave New York a 17-3-1 Gartner, Min (tripping), 15:55. Utah 26 26 19 24—95 Harper, guard, on the Injured llsL Activatod Jay Shots on goal— Minnesota 6-8-12— 26. Today Oetrok 19 30 26 3 3 -1 0 6 Edwards, guard, from the injured llsL The victory gave the Heat its third two-game winning record since that horrible sum and lifted them into a 3-Roint goals—Atlanta 2-7 (Wilkins 1-3, Monday's Game NEW YORK (AP) — ABC Sports scored its first Chicago 14-13-5—32. GIrta Baakatbatl Philadelphia 29 24 27 32—112 FOOTBALL Volkov 1-3, Long 0-1), Utah 1-8 (Stockton 1-2, Georgetown at Villanova, 7:30 p.m. streak. Miami beat Washington on Monday to break an first-place Rurick Division tic with New Jersey, complet­ Power-play Opportunities—Minnesota 0 of 6; Coventry at Bolton, 3:30 p.m. 3-ltolnt goals—Deboit 2-8 (Laimbeer 2-3, National Football Lsague major victory in six years when it look the College Foot­ Aguirre 0-1, Thomas 0-2, Johnson 0-1), Edwards 8 1 , Malone 0-1, Hansen 0-1, Griffith NBA-high 13-gamc skid. Indiana susuiincd its sixth con­ ing their seven-week journey from worst to first. Chicago 0 of 5. 0-1, Rudd 0-2).Fouled out—None. ATLANTA FALCONS—Named Ray Sherman ball Association away from CBS for $210 million over Philadelphia 1-7 (Hawkins 1-4, Barkley 0-1, Tbsoday's Gomsa secutive road loss. Goalies—Minnesota, Casey, 18-13-3 (32 Friday Rebounds—Atlanta 47 (M.Malone 11), Utah 43 assistant coach. shots-29 saves). Chicago, Cloutier, 12-6-1 Boya Baakatball Gminski 0-1, Dawkins 0-1). Fouled out—None. Pittsburgh at Syracuse, 8 p.m. HOCKEY five seasons. “We’re sacrificing, wc’rc having fun,” said Pat LaFbn- Rebounds—Deboit 41 (Rodman 9). Philadol- (K.Mak>ne 9). Assists—Atlanta 19 (Wilkins 5). Boston College at Seton Hall, 8 p.m. Chuck Person led the Pacers with 32 points. Reggie (26-25). Enfield at Manchester, 7:30 Utah 25 (Stockton 13). Total fouls—Atlanta 24, ABC will become the only over-the-air network to tainc, who snapped a two-game drought — he had scored A—18,126. Xavier at East Catholic, 7 p.m. phla 44 (Barkley 11). Assists—Deboit 27 NEW YORK FIANGERS—Assigned Rudy Miller scored points 26 and Vcm Fleming 25. (Thomas 8), Philadelphia 26 (Dawkins 10). Utah 26. Technicals— K.Malone, Utah Illegal Wadnsoday, Jan. 24 televise college football suirting in 1991. It already has in 11 straight — with his 40ih goal of the season. “We Referee—Dan Marouelll. Linesmen— Jerry Cheney Tech at East Hampton, 7:30 defense. A— 12,616. Ffoeschek, right wing, to Flint of the Internation­ Rockets 107, Cavaliers 98: Otis Thorpe scored six of Total fo u le -^ b o lt 28, Philadelphia 23. Techni­ Central Connecticut at UConn (Field House), want to keep it all in perspective. We don’t want to get F^teman, Flay Scapinello. Covenby at Bolton, 7:30 al Hockey League. contracts with the Big Ten and Pacific-10 Conferences his 21 points during a 23-6 spurt that broke the game Girls Basketball cals—Barkley, Mahorn, Philadelphia Illegal Lakers 100, Sonics 90 8 p.m. ST. LOUIS BLUES-Recalled Robert Dirk that run through the 1994 season. too high or too low. We’ve been consistent and our goal­ Oilers 6, Jets 3 Manchester at Enfield, 5 p.m. defense 2, L^mbeer, Thomas, D ^ i t llle ^ l SL John's at Providence, 7 p.m. and Glen Feetherstone, defensemen, from open, and Akeem Olajuwon had 19 points and 19 East Catholic at Ellington, 7:30 defense 2. A— 13,127. SEATTLE (90) Fteorla of the International Hockey League. As­ In addition to the ABC deal. The CFA already has a tending all season has been outsunding.” Winnipeg 0 1 2—3 McDaniel 8 1 5 2-2 16. McKey 3-6 2-2 8. rebounds for Houston. Edmonton 0 3 3—6 Boys Swimming College hoop scores signed Dominic Lavoie and Adrien Ffiavsic, cable contract with ESPN for $110 million over four Hartford Public at Manchester, 3:30 Celtics 133, Magic 111 Cage 1-6 2-4 4, A.Johnson 2-2 0-0 4, Threatt defensemen, to Peoria. Buck Johnson led the Rockets with 22 points. Larry First Period—None. Penalties—Cronin, Win, 1818 8 7 26. McMillan 2-7 0-0 4, Kemp 4-7 1-1 EAST years, 1991-94. Capital Cities, ABC’s parent, owns 80 David Volck scored two goals for the Islanders, in­ East Catholic at Xavier, 4 p.m. BOSTON (133) WASHINGTON CAPITALS-Sent Doug Nance led the Cavaliers with 20 points and 11 rebounds double minor (roughing), 3:09; Brown, Edm, 9. Ftolynice 2-3 8 0 4, Sellers 0-2 0-0 0, Berros Akferson-Broaddus 80, West Liberty 78 Bird 6-17 2-2 14, Pinckney 8 6 1-2 13, Parish Wickenheiser, center, to Baltimore of the percent of ESPN. double minor (roughing), 3X>9; TaglianettI, Win 3- 9 1-2 8. Meents 2-5 1-1 5. Totals 37-80 1819Allegheny 87, Wooster 78 and Mark Price had 17 points. cluding the one that snapped a 1-1 tic at 3:15 of the 9-13 7-7 25, Johnson 2-4 2-2 6, Lewis 4-9 6-6 . (elbowing), 5:32; Graves, Edm, misconducL 90. American Inti. 85, Springfield 77 second period. Gerald Diduck beat Montreal goalie 14, McHale 8 1 2 8 5 21, Klelne 8 5 8 0 6, COLLEGE Suns 108, Mavericks 88: Jeff Homacek scored seven 12:38; Fenton, Win (slashing), 12:55; G.Smith, LA LAKERS (100) Assumption 72, Bryant 61 Johnson leads in All-Star vote Edm (slashing), 17:19; MacDermid, Win (un­ Bagley 2-3 8 0 4, M.Smith 8 1 0 0-0 10, Paxson BUFFALO—Named Sam Sarxlers head fooF straight points to ignite a 21-7 burst over the last 8:50 Patrick Roy with a sharp-angle slap shot 13 seconds later Radio, TV Green 3-6 2-2 8. Worthy 9-14 6-6 24, Bethany,W.Vb. 84, Ohio-Belmont 69 ball coach. \ 6-8 2-2 14, Gamble 2-5 0-0 4. C.Smith 1-1 0-0 sportsmanlike conduct), 18:31; S.Smith, Edm Thompson 7-13 4-6 18. E.Johnson 4-10 14-16 Boston U. 68, Colgate 60 NEW YORK (AP) — Magic Johnson of the Los An­ as the Islanders moved over the .500 mark for the first 2. Totals 54-93 2826 133. that carried Phoenix to its fiftli suaight victory. Dallas (unsportsmanliks conduct). 18:31. 22, Scott 4-11 8 0 9. Divac 8 4 0-0 0, Woolridge Bucknell 73, Holstra 70 time this season (22-21-4). ORLANDO (111) geles Lakers leads all Western Conference players in has lost four straight and seven of eight. Second Period— 1, Edmonton, Messier 25 6-10 2-4 14. Cooper 1-5 0-0 2. Drew 1-2 1-2 California, F^. 74. Whynesburg 55 Cattedge 7-13 1812 24, O.Smilh 6-14 2-2 voting for the NBA All-Star Game. (Anderson, Muni), 2:50. 2, Edmonton, Gregg 4 3. Totals 3875 2836 100. Charleston, W.Va. 93. Bluefield SL 87 Today 14, Acres 2-5 2-4 6, Skiles 1-3 8 0 2, Theus More sports (Anderson, Messier), 7:56. 3, Winnipeg, Ashton Seattle 18 32 16 24— 90 Concord 109, W. Virginia Tech 104 Johnson has received 95,532 votes. John Stockton of Oilers 6, Jets 3: Mark Messier scored three goals and 12 (Hawerchuk, Olausson), 10.-00 (pp). 4, Ed­ 4 p.m. — Golf: Bob Hope Clas­ 8 1 8 0-0 18, Vincent 4-7 2-2 10, Anderson 2-3 LA Lakers 21 29 26 2 4 -1 0 0 6-8 10, Reynolds 3-10 8 7 11, Green 4-7 2-2 Dartmouth 81. Hartford 63 Utah is second among guards with 50,641. James Worthy Glenn Anderson had four assists as Edmonton broke a tie monton, Messier 26 (Anderson, Simpson), sic, ESPN 3-Polnt goals—Seattle 1-4 (Barros 1-2, Dowling 82. Concordia, N.Y. 70 — see page 14 16:20 (pp). Penalties—Small, Win (slashing), 10, Anstey 2-4 2-2 6, Wiley 0-1 8 0 0, Turner Threat! 81, McMillan 0-1), Los Angeles 1-7 of the Lakers is the top vote-getter at forward with with idle Calgary for first place in the Smyihe Division. 7 p.m. — College basketball: 0 - 0 8 0 O.Totals388531-39 111. Elizabethtown 72, Lycoming 51 3:19; ^ k e s . Win (charging), 9:32; S.Smith, (Scott 1-3, E.Johnson 8 1 , Cooper 0-3). Fouled Georgetown 68, Boston College 45 71,475. Karl Malone of Utah is second with 54,621. MHS Messier scored twice in the second period and had a goal Boston 39 31 30 33—133 Edm, minor-major-game misconduct (high- Ohio State at Michigan, ESPN out—Kemp. Rebounds—Seattle 40 (McDaniel Glenville SL 81. W. Virginia SL 67 Orlando 26 27 32 26—111 • Akecm Olajuwon of Houston leads all centers with with 1:39 left in the game for his second Ihrcc-goal game sticking, spearing), 9:32; McUwaln, Win (hook­ 7), Los Angeles 54 (Wferlhy 13). Assists—Seat­ Jersey City SL 92, Flulgers-Newark 78 7:30 p.m. — Flames at Bruins, 3-Point goals—Boston 0-3 (Bird 0-3), Orlando ing), 14:40; Edmonton bench, served by tle 24 (McMillan 9), Los Angeles 26 (E.Johnson Kean 71. Wm. Ffoterson 66 75,075 votes. San Antonio rookie David Robinson is of the season and 12ih of his career. He also set up a goal 2- 4 (Theus 2-2, O.SmIth 0-1, Wiley 0-1). Fouled From Page 9 Fluzicka (leaving the bench too soon), 20:00. NESN 9). Total fouls— Seattle 28, Los Angeles 19. Kings Point 80, Hunter 67 BEST BUY by Randy Gregg. out—None. Rebounds—Boston 58 (Ftarish 16), n«xi with 44,534. Third Period—5, Edrrwnton, Klima 11 (Mur­ 8 p.m. — College basketball: Lafayette 79, Delaware 76 phy, G.Smith), 3:55. 6. Winnipeg, Boschman 8 Orlando 36 (Callsdge, Green 6). Assists—Bos­ N Temple at Duquesne, Channel 18, Lebanon Vttl. 77. W. Maryland 59 ^ason. It seems to have boiled down to the usual trio of (Ellen), 9:58 (pp). 7, Winnipeg, Hawerchuk 14 ton 38 (Bird 10), Orlando 26 (Vincent 10). ToW Lehigh 85. Rider 63 OIL CO. Retirees out for 2 years Blackhawks 3, North Stars 1: Chicago goalie Jac­ (Elynuik, Ashton), 1400. 8, Edmonton, Messier Hiutford Public, East Hartford and Manchester which SportsChannel fouls—Boston 25. Orlando 17. A— 15,077. Scholastic Maine 74, Northeestorn 61 Vernon, CT ; INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Athletes who ask to be ex­ ques Cloutier, in his first start since Dec. 22, made 25 27 (Arrderson, Lowe), 18:21. 9, Edrrwnton, 9 p.m. — College basketball: Manhattan 66, New Hampshire 57 will battle it out for league honors. Lowe 5. 19:12 (sh-«n), PorMiltios--Cartylo, Win Heat 121, Pacers 111 cused due to retirement from drug tests from track and The Associated Press saves as the Blackhawks rebounded from two poor N.C. State at Wake Forest, ESPN Monhattanvllle 98, Vsssar 72 Kinel is seeking his fourth consecutive winning season (hooking). 504; Huddy, Edm (elbowing), 8:51; INDIANA (111) Behnet boys’ basketbail Merrimack 97, Stonehill 68 875-0876 field, road running or race walking will be required to defensive efforts in their first meeting with Minnesota Donnelly, Win (high-stidung), 11:28; Taglianenl, 11 p.m. — College basketball: Montclair SL 72, Ramapo 70 in a row after a 9-12 campaign in 1985-86. SHARES LEAD — John Cook awaits his Person 1820 8 8 32, Sanders 0-0 0-0 0. The Bennet Junior High boys' varsity basket­ remain out of their sport for two years. The Athletics since a pregame brawl three weeks earlier. Win (roughing), 11:28; Tikkanen, Edm (high- u s e at California, NESN Smils 2-7 3-4 7. Fleming 12-20 1-1 25. Miller Muhlenberg 72, Gettysburg 57 Manchester may have gotten off to another ‘slow’ turn to putt at the 9th hole at Inidian Wells sticking), 1128; Graves, Edm (charging), 1808. ball teem defeated toe East HartIBrd freshmen, N. Adorns SL 67. W. New England 61 The North Suus, 0-7-1 in their last eight road games, 9-20 8 5 26, Schrempf 4-8 4-4 12, McCloud 1-5 52-44, Wednesday afternoon. Tohari Turner led Congress announced. Shots on goal—Wirwipog 8-7-9—24. Edtxwrv 11 p.m. — College basketball: New Hampshire Coll. 79, Keene SL 72 s t^ , but that adjective may never be mentioned again 0-0 3, LThompeon 2-5 1-2 5, Wittman 0-1 0-0 Bennet with 14 points, five assists and seven 1.09® „ •• TAC, the national governing body for track and ath­ Country Club (juring first-round play in the were without Shane Churla and Basil McRae while ton 11-11-10—32 0, Natt 8 0 1-2 1. Totals 43-86 20-26 111. Oswego SL 81, Utica 69 this year to describe the play of the Indians. Cal-lrvine at UNLV, SportsChannel steals while Chris Ftizy also netted 14 points, Diesel Fuel Also Available Power-play Opportunities—Winnipeg 2 of 6; MIAMI (121) Phila. Textile 84, Bloomsburg 65 letics based in Indianapolis, amiounccd the new policy as Bob Hope Golf Classic Wednesday. Cook Chicago played without Wayne Van Dorp. All three were 11:30 p.m. — College basketball: grabbed 15 rebounds and blockad five shots, 150 GaHon Minimum Edrrwnton 1 of 6. Rice 7-13 0-0 14, B.Thompson 6-9 1-3 13, Rhode Island 83, Wbst Virginia 79 [iart of its year-round, out-of-competilion drug testing suspended for their roles in the brawl prior to Min- Goalies— Winnipeg. Essensa, 10-4-2 (31 ^ t e r Sirols and Fion Flanson added 11 and Prtca subject to clangs Volume Dtscourili shared the lead with three others at 7- UCLA at Stanford, ESPN Seikaly 9-14 13-19 31, Douglas 1819 8 7 25, Shippensburg 92, Queens Coll. 60 Jim Tierney Ls a sports writer for the Manchester nesoUi’s last visit to Chicago Stadium on Dec. 28. This seven points, respectively. Bennet Is 7-1. protocol. Herald. under-par 65. time, there were only 13 minor penalties and no fights. 12— MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, Jan. 18, 1990 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Jan. 18, 1990—13

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One of the songwriting teams honored, Gerry Gof- CHEVROLET — Chevrolet Motor Division, General Motors Corp., 30007 olina State at Wake Forest (2 hrs ) (Live) TT lir [A&E] World of Survival ® Comedy Tonight fin and Carole King, created their first hit “Will You Van Dyke Ave., Warren, Mich. 48090. Phone: (313) 492-8846. [HBO] MOVIE: 'Magnum Force' San N I admit that even now when 1 see a lanky, blond, CHRYSLER — Chrysler Motors Corp., 12000 Chrysler Dr„ Highland [CNN] Crossfire Ql3 Honeymooners curly-haired young man walking — and from behind he Love Me Tomorrow?” for the Shirelles, and followed Francisco's Dirty Harry Callahan investi H m »rn/A/^ Park, Mich. 482-8846. 3ir [LIFE] Day by Day (R) gates a rash of gangland-style murders (20) Twilight Zone (CC) looks like Johnny — my heart skips a beat, but I know in it with “Up on the Roof,” “Loco-motion” and “Go DAIHATSU — 4422 Corporation Center Dr., Los Alamitos, Calit 90720. ^0 81O O PIVI (33 48 Hours: Cold Shoulder Clint Eastwood. 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Motown sound of the l%0s and ’70s, were honored FORD — Ford Motor Corp., The American Rd., Dearborn, Mich. 48121. (33 [40J Father Dowling Mysteries (CC) [CNN] Sports Tonight disappearances off the coast of Jamaica for writing more than 70 lop 10 hits. Three of their Phone: (313) 845-5745. Sister Steve's younger brother is framed [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Disorderly Orderly' o E.R., WINTER HAVEN, FLA. 42 Jenny Seagrove. William Espy. 1985 DEAR E.R.: Please get in touch with the Compas­ 20 No. 1 hits were “Please Mr. Postman,” “You Keep Ford Division: P.O. Box 43301, Detroit Mich. 48243. Phone: (313) for the murder of a columnist who was A bumbling hospital orderly creates havoc JO 446-3800. about to uncover a diamond smuggling op [IVIAX] MOVIE: Betrayed' (CC) An FBI while pursuing the woman he loves Jerry sionate Friends support group nearest you. Meeting with Me Hangin’ On” and “Stop in the Name of Love.” Ford-Truck: 20000 Rotunda Dr., Dearborn, Mich. 48121. Phono: (313) eraiion (60 min.) 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Box 47038, Gardena, Calif. 90247. Phone: (213) 14 b66 the glory of that moment in their lives when Tonight Janice Pasotti learns that her es­ novel Ryan O'Neal. Isabella Rossellini, De­ It will be almost 12 years since Johnny di.sappcarcd, so was a jazz guitarist, the first to play hornlike, single- the motion picture “Rocky V" Wednesday. 532-3111. everything was perfect Bruce Dnm. Stacy tranged husband has returned (In Stereo) bra Sandlund 1987 Rated R 0 -n Keach, Robert Mitchum 1982 I think you can assume that he is safe in the care of his string solos on electric guitar. Rainey, who died in Stallone will assum e the popular charac­ ISUZU — 2300 Pellissier PI.. Whittier, Calit 90601. Phone: (213) [D IS ] MOVIE: 'Russktes' Three teen­ 1 2 : 0 0 A M ® Pat Sajak 1939, recorded nearly 100 blues songs after 1923 and 949-0611. CI8J College Basketball: Temple at Du- agers befriend a shipwrecked Russian sai­ I 1990 by NEA. 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At their meeting, she brought mail intended for 328- 2075. CELEBRITY CIPHER 20 American Skier LINCOLN/MERCURY — Uncoln-Morcury Division, Ford Motor Co., P.O. Celebrity Cipher cryptograms are created from quotations by famous ^2) (30; Cosby Show (CC) Disregarding Oakman Industries. Greg's estranged SANTA MONICA, Calif. (AP) — A jury con­ him. Swoboda told her that people also often ask him people, past and present Each letter in the cipher stands lor '26 Success 'n ' Life What could possibly go wrong with bottled water if it Box 43322, Detroit Mich, 48243. Phono: (313) 446-4450. her parents' wishes, Denise plays match daughter pays an unexpected visit. Harold another Today's c/ue. V equals U 40, Hard Cupy victed soul singer Ike TUmer of two drug mis­ if he’s related to her. LOTUS — 1655 Lakes Parkway. Lawrenceville, G a 30243. Phone: maker for Vanessa. Olivia reads a book to borrows from Michael to cover his gam is purified and the bottle is unopened? 1 have had several Cliff (In Stereo) bling losses (60 min ) (In Stereo) gallons of bottled water stored in my basement for about demeanors but deadlocked on two felony cocaine A Swoboda by any other name also created con­ (404) 822-4566. 61 Paid Program MASERATI — 1501 Caton /We., Baltimore, Md. 21227. Phone: (301) 'GTXMX SMX (24) Nature (CC) Explores the Pacific ( b3 40 Primetime Live (CC) (60 min ) [A&E] Victory at Sea (R) five years. Are they a health hazard if I drink them? If so, charges, forcing a mistrial on those counts, a fusion for her, she said. 646-6400. Ocean off the coast of Vancouver. British prosecutor said. C9 News (CC) [CNN] Newsnight this information and explanation could help many “When I first started out in the business my name MAZDA — 7755 Irvine Center Dr., Irvine, Calit 92718. Phono: (714) GPLXD HTXZ XRXZ Columbia (60 min ) (R) (In Stereo) 11 WPIX News [LIFE] This Evening people. Turner, the ex-husband of Grammy Award winner was Robin Cole, because I thought Swoboda was too 727-1990. (26' MOVIE: 'Oxlle Starr' An outlaw tries Tina Ttimer, was convicted TUesday of driving under MERCEDES-BENZ — One Mercedes Dr., Montvale, NJ. 07645. Phone: to make a home for her two sons and her 18 Synchronal Research [USA] New Mike Hammer 1 m A SEATTLE READER ethnic. So then people would think I was the Pit­ (201) 573-0600. S NXNPiSGXN Indian husband Elizabeth Montgomery. .22 :30 L A. Law (CC) Sifuentes takes the the influence of cocaine and being under the in­ tsburgh Steeler linebacker.” MITSUBISHI — 6400 W. Katalla Ave., Cypress, Calif. 90630. Phone: Cliff Potts, Michael Cavanaugh 1980 case of a law clerk, fired because of a 1 2 : 0 5 A M [H B O ] MOVIE: Talk Ra 2 : - 0 DEAR SEATTLE READER: According to the dio' A radio talk-show host's insulting and fluence of cocaine. Deputy District Attorney Ralph )714) 372-6000. KXLPZPDG ZXXND S ludge's unrequited love for her, the new Sparklctts bottle water company, bottled water that is NISSAN — P.O. Box 191, Gardena, Calit 90247. Phone: (714) (38 M O VIE: 'Hair' During the Vietnam caustic manner attracts a fanatical follow­ O JO War, a group of hippies sidetracks a young partner s client-solicitation tactics are Mayer said. Store founder has cancer 532-3111. questioned (60 min.) (In Stereo) ing to his nighttime broadcasts Eric Bogo- kept out of the sunlight is good indefinitely. man on his way to Army induction Based sian, Alec Baldwin. Ellen Greene 1988 The Superior Court jury deadlocked 8-4 in favor of OLDSMOBILE — Oldsmobile Division, General Motors Corp., 920 ITSVRPZPDG GQ 24 Thriving on Chaos Examines the cor­ ^ O BENTONVILLE, Ark. (AP) — Sam Walton, Townsend Ave., Lansing, Mich. 48921. Phono: (517) 377-5000. on the Broadway musical John Savage. Rated R (In Stereo) acquittal on charges of transportation of cocaine and Treat Williams, Beverly D Angelo 1979 porate structural changes some giant or­ O -n DEAR ABBY: “A Granny From Georgia” was right founder of the Wal-Mart discount chain, has bone- PEUGEOT — One Peugeot Plaza, Lyndhurst N.J. 07071. Phorw: (201) JXSZ QZ.' — IJPRX ganizations are making in order to com 1 2 : 3 0 A M Gb J Bamaby Jones f)ossession of cocaine for sale, Mayer said Wednes­ 935-8400. ;57; This Old House (CC) 0 m on the ball with her suggestion that batteries be included marrow cancer. pete in the '90s (60 min.) Pan 2 of 3 . 9 Paid Program day. The panel also acquitted the 58-year-old of PLYMOUTH — See Chrysler. (61) MOVIE: 'Operation Daybreak' The with children’s toys — even at an increase in price. She Walton announced in a memo disuibuted in the PONTIAC — Pontiac Motor Division, General Motors Corp., One Pontiac I V D D J X M . ;26 61 News 20 Wild, Wild West being an ex-convict in possession of a gun, a felony events leading to the Czech Resistance's m K handed the ball to you, Abby, and you fumbled. company Wednesday that he had undergone Plaza, POntiBC, Mich. 48053. Phone: (313) 857-5000. assassination attempt on Hitler's confidant (57 Trying Times (CC) An insomniac (72 30 Late Night With David Letter- CO PORSCHE — P.O. Box 30911, Reno, Nov. 89520. Phono: (702) PREVIOUS SOLUTION: “When you wear a mask and count, Mayer said. create a character, nothing will pigeonhole you faster." IS portrayed Timothy Bottoms, Martin ponders fatherhood as his girlfriend's biol man (In Stereo) You said spokesman at Mattel Toys Inc. told you that chemotherapy and some radiation therapy at M.D. 348-3000. Shaw, Karel Curda 1975 ogical clock ticks away (In Stereo) The charges stem from an Aug. 19, 1987, arrest by RANGE ROVER — P.O. Box 1503, Lanham, Md. 20706. Phono (301) — Adam West. 38 Twilight Zone (CC) (R) the shclflife of the toy might outlive the shclflife of the Anderson Hospital in Houston for multiple myeloma, [A&E] Victory at Sea [CNN] CNN News sheriffs deputies who stopped Turner after the car he 731-9041 40 Win, Lose or Draw 0 1 batteries. Hogwash! according to Wal-Mart spokesman Don Shinkle. [CNN] PrimeNews [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Call M e ' A bored Man­ was in was seen traveling erratically on West Hol­ ROLLS-ROYCE — P.O. Box 476, Lyndhurst N.J, 07071. Phono: (201) 61 Gene Scott m A coupon inside (visible from the outside) would en­ “Along with Mr. Sam’s doctors, we are very en­ 460-9600. hattan career woman finds herself aroused [DIS] MOVIE: 'Little Miss Broadway' Herb didn't mind squeezing back into his title the toy purchaser to batteries (1) at the checkout lywood streets. 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(AP) — Adam West, the ^ -'.m a n oLP SLtpfpBf^ fect sports couple. Caped Crusader in the “Batman” TV show, lost his Peter Bohr is a contributing editor to Road & Track magazine. J O c f i E w O N - Peter Gott, M .D. She’s the co-host, with Ahmad Rashad, of “In dynamic duel against advertising agencies that Sport,” a syndicated weekend TV sports program. produced a eommercial using an actor who had his He’s the former baseball star still remembered for Bat moves down well. T h A v(F5 1- iS his heroic, diving catch for the New York Mels in the West, who still dresses up as Batman for public ap­ Today In History laaObyNfA r.. Tick infection 1969 World Series. He’s now a sportscaster for pearances, sought $900,0(X) in damages for invasion WVUE-TV in New Orleans. of privacy, unfair competition and unauthorized use of an endorsement. Today is Thursday, Jan. 18, the 18th day of 1990. But they’re not married. They’re not even distant There are 347 days left in the year. But Burbank Superior Court Judge Stephen O’Neil THE BORN LO SER by Art Sansom PHIPPS by Joseph Farris causes pain, chills relatives. They only met for the first lime Tliesday at Today’s Highlight in History: the National Association of Television Programming ruled Wednesday that the central issue was a contrac­ On Jan. 18, 1912, English explorer Robert F. Scott and Executives convention here. tual one that had nothing to do with West’s portrayal DEAR DR. GOTT: What are the after effects of of Batman. his expedition reached the South Pole, only to discover THIS^ATIOU iFWBARKAMtigPj ..WHO WULPtlOaiOOSB^ m T A 11 f(------“All my life, people have been asking, ‘Are you that Roald Amundsen had beaten them there. Scott and Rocky Mountain Fever? Could it cause memory and/or related?’” Miss Swoboda said. “Anytime anybody’s “Adam West is a talented actor, but he was an ^ e m w e m b . MhUJTB,! llj hearing loss, and could it take up to 12>/2 years to show his party died during the return trip. ever asked me. I’ve always said, ‘Well, he never actor, not the creator of Batman,” O’Neil said. On this date: A FDLLTD F0p\tXMNfrH ^BCObtilZB up? showed up at the family reunions, so I don‘t think West, 59, said the actor in the commercial “whirled In 1778, English navigator Capt. James Cook dis­ v e r m m b TH16 \(DICE! 1 It DE.4R READER: Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever is he’s related.” as Adam West would whirl to go to the bat poles.” a tick-borne infection causing headache, fever, chills, covered the Hawaiian Islands, which he dubbed the m - LCTfALTVj 'WAMD5CWE 16 THAT HDU, □ muscular pains, a hemorrhagic rash, low blood pres- “Sandwich Islands.” OFAPEA 'HOLLYWCDP, sure,insomnia, delirium and coma. Untreated patients HooseWh/es.'' A/:TDP,£^ may develop pneumonia, heart damage and encephalitis WITH W (brain infection). Antibiotics arc used to cure these infec­ Ladd’s role in ‘Jekyll & Hyde’ is wonderful tions. Because Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever can cause Ladd will also be seen in the spring in ^ _ brain inflammation, memory and/or hearing loss could be By Jerry Buck Jekyll to Hyde is shown on the screen by means of stunning special effects. the feature motion picture “Lisa.” Slaci a late complication of the disease. However, 121/2 years The Associated Press THE GHIZW ELLS by Bill Schorr is such a long interval between the illness and the com­ TV Topics “You watch him change, and when he Keanan of “My Two Dads” stars as Lisa WINTHROP by Dick Cavalli and Ladd’s daughter in this thriller. plications that the lick infection is an improbable cause LOS ANGELES — Cheryl Ladd becomes Hyde you’d never know it was HI, JA5/MINE.. l^3R*ETnr.. ■ FINE.' 'HE'RP nNlflHEP',. m.yrfcAHrSER, HOW'BOUT J'MNCT 1 She was due to begin work on an NBC HO(7 'marr of the symptoms. doesn’t think an actor could ask for any­ Michael,” she said. movie called “The Face of Love.” She A GrRADE-A JERK. 6ETTIN6 IHttVEFTtn.. ,5rmH<6 Such a patient should be examined by a doctor to thing more than the conditions for filming times on the screen, including Fredric Ladd, probably best known for “Char­ MAITFIEP.^ plays a mother who learns her husband IF I EY/ERSAW M/48WEP? determine if other ailments causing memory loss, such as ABC’s “Jekyll & Hyde” on location in March’s Oscar-winning version in 1932. lie’s Angels,” is the only American in the ONE/ Alzheimer’s disease, could be present. If the patient lives It’s also inspired such spinoffs as Jerry cast. She plays the role with a British ac­ has a daughter from the Vietnam War London and Oxford. when she comes to live with them. in an area where Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever is She plays Sara, the woman Dr. Henry Lewis’ “The Nutty Professor” and cent. AOlNr She and John Ritter arc also developing prevalent, such as the southeast United Stales, the doctor Jekyll loves and the woman John Hyde television’s “The Incredible Hulk.” Most “We were filming one day in a building should order a blood test for this condition, as part of a recently, Anthony Andrews was in a being used as a restaurant,” she said. a remake of “Our Man Godfrey” as a TV craves. Michael Caine plays the dual role movie. general diagnostic approach. of good and evil. one-hour drama on Showtime. “There were 50 or 60 people in the crew. To give you more information on symptoms similar to “It’s one of those wonderful roles that David Wickes is the writer and director People were in and out and security “We’ll play against type,” Ladd said. “I’ll be flamboyant and John will be the ones you describe, I am sending you a free copy of as soon as you go to work you become of the current version. Caine also starred wasn’t very light. All day long between my Health Report “Alzheimer’s Disease.” Other readers that character,” said Ladd. “You have in the recent “Jack the Ripper,” which scenes Michael and I posed for press restrained. 1 get to play this wacko Wickes produced, directed and co-wrote. photographers and talked to reporters. character that I’ve never played before ” 9 who would like a copy should send $1.25 with their authentic locales, hair styles and cos­ □ □ n name and address to P.O. Box 91369, Cleveland tumes. The clothes, by the way, are ex­ “There was no woman to speak of in “At one point a girl rushes in and says, BACK TO ABC — Ed Weinberger, 44101-3369. Be sure to mention the title. cruciatingly uncomfortable.” Stevenson’s story, so the love interest ‘The photographer’s waiting.’ We go EEK AND M EEK by Howie Schneider was created,” said Ladd. “Sara’s sister down the hall and pose for pictures for creator of ‘Taxi” and “The Cosby Show,” ALLEY OOP by Dave Graue DEAR DR. GOTT: I’m a 17-year-old male and Although set in Victorian England, the had been married to Jekyll, but died five about 10 minutes. Finally, we learned he has two new half-hour comedies for stands 5 feet 4 inches tall. All my life. I’ve pul up with movie has a theme as contemporary as years earlier. Her father, the most pre­ was a tourist who had wandered in off the ABC. One show is based on the hit I PROMISED WSELF I IT S MOT THAT I DOfOT BUT HOU CAfO'T Y'SAY THERE'S YES, BUT IT'S SO / \IT'S FRANKEN. BOY, THAT GOLDSMITH jokes about my size. Do you know of any exercises or eminent medical mind of the day, blames street.” theauical movie “Look Who’s Talking” A N A M E O N FAINT I CAN BARELY! SOMETHING! MUSTA BEEN PRETTY today’s headlines. Jekyll was a man who UJOaO BE MOPE soaA uv IsWOW WHAT'S H ATO oifJG .,. LUATCH IV ALL THAT THING? M AKE IT OUT.' T H E R EST —" GOOD...IF HE COULD prescriptions that can add a couple of inches to my and the other is called “Honor Bound.” H A S B E E N GET FRANKENSOMETHING?' believed that drugs could alter the way Jekyll for her death because of his ex­ Ladd said it was sometimes difficult to ACTIVE THIS V£AR... I STAY (A3VDWED AlOD THE TIME height? perimentation with drugs. keep a straight face during the filming. The former focuses on a young, single W O RN AW/AY I ON THAT LITTLE THINS! men think and act, for the betterment of FULLY (MFoRMED ABOUT WITH USE! DEAR READER: I’m afraid you’ll have to resign mankind, and ease the pains of mind and “So, I’m sort of caught between that “Michael is probably one of the most mother searching for the right man and on r ~ " G a u e yourself to being short. At age 17, your centers for bone body. The drugs, however, create his evil rivalry. I try to maintain my loyalties to innately funny people I’ve ever known,” her infant child whose thoughts arc E\/ERiTH(l06 CM, growth have probably calcified, making further growth alter ego, Mr. Hyde. my father and keep my relationship with she said. “He doesn’t tell jokes. He just spoken to the audience. “Honor Bound” is 9 impossible. 'Ihercfore, exercises and prescription drugs Jekyll. Although she’s married she has a has fuimy ways of speaking. But I got about a young, Brooklyn-bom Italian- (such as growth hormone) would not help you. Tlie two-hour movie, which ABC very public affair with Jekyll. My hus­ him sometimes. Once when he was in American who must pul aside his Remember, you not alone; many happy and successful telecasts on Sunday, is ba.scd loosely on band is a military officer in the South complete makeup as Hyde and about to womanizing and preoccupation with the men are short. Try to do the best with what you’ve got. A Robert Louis Stevenson’s classic story Pacific and I’m packing to join him when rape Sara, I said, ‘How about a little fast buck to fulfill a deathbed promise to positive attitude about your abilities is much more impor­ “The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. all hell breaks loose.” foreplay?’ He got the giggles so bad he his father to run the family grocery and tant than how tall you are. Hyde.” The story’s been portrayed many Ladd said Caine’s transformation from nearly ruined his makeup.” become head of the household. 0 N O R T H M 8 -H ♦ A 8 3 ¥ Q J 10 7 ♦ 9 6 5 4 2 ♦ 8

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I CARS I FUEL OIL/COAL/ I MISCELLANEOUS A Newspaper In Eduealloa Prairam FOR SALE SpoBsortd by I FIREWOOD FOR SALE 1?#^ SpeciQllsl THE QUIZ PLYMOUTH-1986, H6- The Manchester Herald HARDWOOD slabs from Survey rlzon, air, AM/FM ste­ sawmill, $65 a cord; END ROLLS (10 pnirUt for each quttlion reo, power brakes, softwood slabs from 2714" width — 504 power steering, excel­ antwertd correctly) sawmill, $40a cord. For WORLDSCOPE 13" width — 2 for 504 lent condition, 62K D c f i t ! details, 649-8818. . . t e l - Newsprint snd rolls can bt miles. $2,400 or best Munns moves on picked up ct ttie Mencheeter otter. Call 646-2993 ot­ A ' Herald ONLY before 11 a.m. ter 5:00pm, ask tor " o ie /3 Monday through Thursday. Dennis.______transportation study/4 LAWN CARE PAINTING/PAPERING i f ' ' ^ MISCELLANEOUS d o d g e , 1986 Caravan- FOR SALE ROYAL DouiTon Minton. Fullv loaded, excellent Bone China setting tor condition, original YARD MASTERS WEIGLE'S PAINTING CO. 8 plus extras, 60 pieces owner. $7,500. 646-5153, i -Wintertime Improvemen,: Quality work at a OGALLALA Down In all. $1000; 3 hand­ leave message. -Tree & Branch Removal reasonable pricel Comtorters-AII natu­ made Oriental carpets. -Gutters Cleaned Interior & Exterior ral, luxurious, light­ 4x3. 1 Silk, 2 Wool. CHEVY-198d Monte J -Snow Removal Free Estimates weight, warm. Free co­ Make otter. 644-3446. Carlo. V-8, air, very -Any yard Job considered Call Brian Weigle lor brochure. Made In FOR SALE-DIsc Jockey good condition. $1,300. 642-6595.______643-9996 645-8912 Nebraska. Contact La- equipment. Leave a A Vae, Natural Fibers message, 643-2637. OLDS-1977 Toronado. V- Corporation, Searle 8, loaded, 80K, excel- BOOKKEEPING/ McHugh Himself Fleld-2G, Ogallala, Ne­ lent mechanical NCOME TAX braska, 69153.1-800-658- condition. $1000/best Painting & wallpapering at 1 Captured members of the Panama Defense Forces are seen 4370.______otter. 647-1175. UlanrhpHtfr Im lJ i its b est Free Estimates. Fully here doing sanitation work in Panama City. (CHOOSE ONE: VENDING Machines. I TAG SALE ALAN W. GATES & CO. Insured. Establisheed 1974. National security adviser, White House Chief o( StofO Brent Cheap! Large number Scoweroft recently said the Panama Invasion will not be a of new Easy Vend II IN-DOOR Tag Sale-Many 21 Years Experience bulk candy vending Items. 60 Cooper St., 643-9321 precedent for further intenrenflons. All phases of machines. Available at Manchester, Saturday, ITRUCKS/VANS A tax preparation and subsantlallv reduced January 20th, 10am- I FOR SALE Friday, Jan. 19,1990 2 President (CHOOSE ONE: Alfredo MATCHWORDS 6pm. Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm Newsstand Price; 35 Cents financial planning. Wall Papering and Painting prices. Call (208 ) 529- Cristlanl, Jose Azeona) o( El Salva­ 5302.______TOYOTA-1982, 4x4 pick­ ■Individuals -Partnerships 30 years Experience dor now says that “some elements (2 points for each correct match i SINGLE Iron bed, $75; up. Good condition. •Corporations Estales o( the armed forces" were respon­ $4,500 or best otter. Cal 1 ?— 5------*- Insurance, References and a-strange rellner, $20; 5 piece I CARS ■Fiduciaries -Trusts 1- slay 647-1261. Free Estimates sible for the November slaying of kitchen set, $25; scatter FOR SALE Bush raps six Jesuit priests. 2- hostility b-variation rugs. 649-2433. • Family Financial MARTY MATTSSON Counseling 649-4431 3- bizarre c-anger TOYOTA, 1984, Corolla ■ Computerized Tax 3 Students and others In Romania I CARS 4- Inflame d-murder I CARS LE. 79K, air, A M /F M FOR SALE D.C. mayor faces Returns are upset about the way the new call to cut FOR SALE cassette, good condi­ • TTD-TTY For the Deaf government there was chosen and 5- verslon e-arouse tion. $3,500. 649-6672. CUSTOM PAINTING/ Alan W. Gates about how (CHOOSE ONE: soon, WALLPAPERING SERVICES tar ofD the date Is for scheduled N FICA tax Registered Rnancial Planner Over 20 years mpetienoe PEOPLE/SPORTS CARDINAL CLYDE elections. Lipman VW 210 Main Street Quality, raliaMIty. (5 points for each correct answer) CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. Manchester Free ^im a ls s . Rte. 83, Vernon BUICK, INC. ROUTE 83, VERNON WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi­ Relereneas & Fu8y Insured 1985 Buick Riviera Loaded $8,795 cocaine use count 649-7470 4 In the wcke of liberalization in 1 Dustin Hoffman Is drawing rave re­ 88 Jetta GL Auto. Air $8,488 83 Olds Omega 4 Dr. $4,995 dent Bush is trying to blunt the 1986 Celebrity Sedan $6,360 Bulgaria, officials are worried about views (or his portrayal of the Jewish 88 Golf Sport 5 spd. $6,488 84 Buick Century Wbg. $5,995 momentum of a politically appeal­ Fax649<}295 872-6383 1986 Pontiac Firebird $6,895 WASHINGTON (AP') — Mayor at the Vista International Hotel, six Miami, President Bush shook his Visa/Mastercard rising hostility toward that nation's moneylender..?.. In a rww production 87FoxGL5spd . A/C $4,988 84 Olds Cut Sup 2 Dr. $4,995 ing plan to cut Social Security taxes, 85 GTI 5 spd.. sunroof $4,788 1986 Pont Trans Am 26K $8,995 Marion Barry, cm'tialllcd by blocks from the White House, sour­ head and said, “No comment,” when ethnic (CHOOSE ONE; Turkish, of Shakespeare's "Merchant of Ven­ 1986 Grand Marquis V-6 $8,980 84 Chev Monte Carlo V-8 $6,995 arguing it would force cither an in­ ED C A R R a L S PAINTING 87GTI 16V, 5spd. $7,988 repeated accusations 90 point. • Etiicellent. 71 to 80 point. • Good. 61 to 70 point. - Fair. cocaine to the mayor. O JD 649-5400 O Knowledge Unlimited, Inc. 1-15-90 base seized when Harry was arrested As he left for a uip to Atlanta and Please see BARRY, page 10 arrested on a drug charge at a downtown hotel. Bush, in his first comments on the PLUMBING & HEATING proposal, said, “Tliis is an effort to o ■ Oil Burner Service & Sales get me to try to raise taxes on the O -n HANDYMEN/CARPENTERS ■ Automatic Oil Delivery ANSWERS TO THE QUIZ Cleaning, Hauling, Caipemry, Remodelling American people by tlic charade of ■Well Pumps Sales & Service 0 m Reasonably Priced cutting them, or cut benefits. Free Estimates ■Water Heaters (Electric t Gu ) CBT' parent has massive loss; intervention looms esnoDjAs-S Ihado iDUiogoiv-c A l Cels Ansvrered “And 1 am not going to do it to ■Bathroom & Kitchen :sue)|0|a sepD>o-z :i|oo|Ams-| :siaOdS V 31d03d mm Risk's Handyman & Remodeling on an aggressive lending strategy chief executive officer. prove management controls over the older people in this country,” q-s :e-y :d -c :o-Z :p-l :saaOMH01VW BOSTON (AP ) — Bank of New said it expected to report a loss of Carpsntiy Service ■Senior Citizen Discounts England Corp., ] )Iagucd by bad real approximately $1.2 billion for the during a construction boom earlier The bank said today it expects to Iciuiing, he said. Bush pledged. 646-1948 A«0 kJOA MeN 'suixuia PIADQ :3INVNSAA3N But DcBuck .said by agreeing to On the heels of Moynihan’s 0 1 ■Electric Work uo|sofl-g :us|))jni-y ;uoos-c :|ud|)S|J3 opeiflY-z estate loans, ann ounced tt^ay it ex­ fourth quarter after boosting its in the 1980s. enter consent orders with the FREE ESTIMATES sign a consent order, the bank would measure. Sen. Ernest F. flollings, ‘jes|ApDAuinoes|DUOUDN-l :3dOOS(THIOAA pects to report a massive loss of reserves against credit losses to As a result of that strategy, Federal Reserve Board and the m y> Phone: not necessarily avoid a ptossiblc D-S.C., proposed a 5 percent value- MISCELLANkOUS $1.05 billion foi 1989, and analysts $1.65 billion. analysts say, the bank financed federal Comptroller of the Currency. 649-2871 some loans that should not have Dean DcBuck, a spokesman for the federal takeover. “It can go cither added tax — a national sales levy — SERVICES said prospects o f a federal takeover The bank said it expected to have > (/) Looking tor something were growing. $2.25 billion in non-performing as­ been approved, and now it is paying comptroller’s office in Wa.shingion, way,” he said. “If it can raise capi­ to replace revenues lost by the So­ I MISCELLANEOUS speclol? Why not run a WE DELIVER “It’s like ’.Do they survive?’ sets, which were mostly troubled the penalty as developers have D.C., said the order would be issued tal, then it strengthens the bank. If it cial Security tax cut and Bush’s own CONCRETE I FOR RENT For Home Delivery, Call "Wanted to Bov" ad In can’t raise capital, then it doesn’t ^ > EXPERIENCED SEAMSTRESS Clossifled. The cost Is No Down Payment time,” said Vii )ginia Adair, a bank­ real estate loans. trouble making loan payments. soon, though he declined to be proposal to lower the tax on capital J3 H I DO; 6 4 7 -9 9 4 6 sm all... the response big. ing analyst winh Drexcl Burnham The recent real estate slump in the The bank has come under in­ specific, and it will outline “the strengthen the bank.” gains. ■Dressmaking 'Alterations (All MANCHESTER-Gorage > WET tor rent. Call 649-9083. Monday to Friday. 9 to 6 643-2711. Lambert Inc. -.n New York. “The region has hurt many banks, but creased scrutiny by federal steps the bank has to take to restore The bank has been trying to rai.se Hollings’ plan would raise $53 Kinds) -Replace Zippers Coat •Q BASEMENTS? odds are increa .singly slim.” analysts said Bank of New England regulators, and last month. Walter its weakened condition.” money through the sale of assets. billion in 1991. Linings ■Custom Curtains and Free estimates & written guaran­ The order should contain direc­ ■Slipcovers (certain types) tee. Hatchways, foundation cracks, 1 9 8 6 1 9 8 7 The bank, th e second largest bank was one of the biggest victims be­ Connolly, the bank chairman, said Call 647-8730 gravity feeds, tile lines, dry wells, I CARS holding compiijiy in New England, cause its growth was based largely he was relinquishing his role as tives to raise more capital and im­ Plea.se sec CBT, page 10 Plea.se see BUSH, page 10 sump pumps, wndowwells & drain­ I ROOMMATES 90NTIAC NISSAN FOR SALE I^ F O R ^ S A L E v N v i age lines. Over 40 years experi­ I WANTED ence. References. HERO P / U P 5 $ p d Passenger, 20, AVON CALLING ALBERT ZUCCARO ROOMMATE Wanted- Lozi s denies giving OK WATER PROORNG Manchester. Mole over OUTTO BECOME Schaller's To buy or sell HARTFORD 25 preferred to share BIG DAYS, 563-3006 Duplex. $360 monthly. MANCHESTER'S Q uality * 4 , 3 , 9 5 * 4 , 8 9 5 killed in crash Call Nellie MANCHESTER Includes utilities. 1 Pre-owned Autos •