'84 Budget Sent to Congress Funds to Divest Holdings in Companies Doing Business with the White Suprema 3 Cist Nation
20 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Sat., Jan. 29, 1983 Auto d©ol©r's surg© in sal©s b©gon with t©©th'cl©aning Shelter to be urged Homestead Manchester her what low enough would be, and vehicles based on December’s an hour-and-a-half to talk to a had slowed, but Joseph and Diane WOONSOCKET, R.l. (UPl) - Menard Ford, said the 6.9 percent interest rate is the lowest his firm she said around 6.9." sales, and they weren't selling in salesman. McNamara were taking advan Car dealer Scott Menard's busi In an effort to spur car sales. January, I had to move the cars out tage of the low financing to buy ness volume in the last week will has offered in 30 years. He stuck Menard said some nearby Mas for Charter Oak Park with conventional terms of a 20 Ford Motor Co. essentially gives a fast,” he said. “I figured I'd sell sachusetts car dealers are follow their first truck. gets facelift Ibest - salesman put a smile on faces in Detroit. bank or financial institution the the cars at a reduced profit, but by Menard Ford reduced its inter percent down payment and 48- ing his lead, but their-terms are “At first I thought there was month financing. money to offer an 11.9 percent getting them out quickly, I much stiffer. •• • • • page 6 est rates 5 percent below conven interest rate to customers. wouldn't be paying interest on the some sort of catch,” said machi . . page 3 . . . page 11 tional dealer rates to 6,9 percent, “It really started when I was “It took me two weeks to come nist McNamara. “But now I see getting my teeth cleaned and I was Menard is doing the same thing cars just sitting there.” and sold 122 new vehicles in five on the local level, with the help of The first day, last Saturday, he up with this plan,” Menard said. days. The mill city dealership talking to my dental hygenist, who there’s not. I’ve been looking Rhode Island Hospital Trust Na sold 48. He hired 12 extra people to “If these guys came up with it in around, but the 6.9 percent helped averages 60 new vehicle sales per said she’d be willing to buy a new two days, it’s not the same.” car if interest rates were low tional Bank. take care of the rush. Some month. “Since 1 placed a large order of customers still had to wait in line By Friday, the customer rush me make up my mind.” Menard, general manager of enough," Menard said. '’‘I asked 1 ■ I .Manchester, ponn. S. Africa Partly sunny, Monday, Jan. 31, 1983 cool Tuesday GRAND RE-OPENING CELEBRATION CONTINUES 31® BIG WEEK Single copy 25c lobby tab: — See page 2 $ 300,000 i t e
POSTON (UPl) - The government of South Africa spent $300,000 in an unsuccessful effort to stop passage of a law requiring the state’s public pension '84 budget sent to Congress funds to divest holdings in companies doing business with the white suprema 3 cist nation. ★ The expenditure, the singie largest lobbying Look tor our beautiful DOUBLE COUPONS effort during the 1982 16 page circulai It’s loaded Redeem Manufacturers Cents Off legislative session, was with money saving values coupons for double their value. Reagan: reported Thursday under In the m all...cof^s also available at See Stores for Details. Defense i r a law requiring lobbyists your local A&P store. Offer Expires February 5th, 1983. to file expense reports , iMh «l ihasa atfvavtrMdi dams •$ raRu'iad •• twice a year. I a#ia it a* b#t««i iha a«sa*lisa« pMtain aaeh *4* Slava aieapias ' tpatitrcatiy naiad yw ih‘S ad ______keeps all strong Documents on file at the secretary of state’s office show the $300,000 was the single, largest expend)*, | weapons medicine ture for lobbying last year. There was no indica tion as to how the money WASHINGTON (UPl) - Presi WASHINGTON (UPl) - Presi was spent beyond brief dent Reagan presented (Congress dent Reagan'today sent Congress his reference to the divesti today with a f2M.6 billion Pentagon proposed $848.5 billion 1984 budget, ture bili. budget that retains the momentum saying many Americans will find it of his massive arms buildup without “strong m^icine” but arguing it Hundreds of compan sacrificing a single major weapon. will lead to better economic times. ies, associations and other Proposed defense spending for Reagan proposed $558 billion in special interest groups fiscal 1984 accounts for on efold of cuts in projected federal spending spent $4.5 million in Mas the federal budget. over the next five years, much of the sachusetts last year to The requested record oqtlay for saving to be achieved by slashing influence legislation, reg BEEFR00ND-B0NELESS-22T0 2aLBS. the year beginning Oct. 1 the growth of Social Security, ulations, an increase of FULL»CO0KED-W»TEB»DD£0-BONE IN CENTER SLICES ^ f k f h BEEF RIB^ONELESS-WHOLE 10 TO 12LBS^ emphuized a continuing boost in Medicare and other social welfare more than $500,000 over (LESSER QUANTITIES 79- LB.) [99 W hole ■="cr combat readiness and strengthening programs. 1981. according to figures Fresh Chicken Smoked Ham | B e e f strategic nuclear forces, with |13.5 Formal transmittal of the budget in more than 1,000 state- Bottom Rounds - bUttoo sought for the MX missile — whose details already had been I Pkg. Rib Eves B£EF HOONOBONELESSSWISS 9TEAKB 0 « files. Steaks or Roasts >6 A BEEF RtB-BON^ESS L/CU S OrMofe SLICED TOP QUALITY -| QO and B-IB bomber alone. widely leaked — starts in earnest a FRESH-WiV eO FRYER PARTS The law was approved Rib Eye Steaks Ddlmonico „ 4” Rump Roasts “We think it’s fuUy justifiable," battle in Congress over whether and Ann Page Bacon 1 BEEF BOUND^ONELESS Box-O-Chicken BEEF BRISKET-UNTRIMMED-WHOIE t TO 1(H.B5_ how to change Reagan’s priorities by the Legislature over BEEF n-LB PKG, 149) _ i i k t "^9 Defense Secretary Caspar the objections of former FRESH lb P ’ Eye Round Roasts Weinberger said Sunday of his for spending, taxes and the opera A&P Meat Franks. i*g 1 Boneless Fresh Briskets cT KEfCHUCKOOOeiJSSCHOBIfOfl Gov. Edward J . King, who Chicken Breasts BEEF CHUCK LEAN-eONELESS budget — ISO billion above the $208.9 tion of hunidreds of government vetoed the measure in the FRESH CHICKEN „ 1” Boneless Shoulder Roasts billion in outlays approved by programs. ^ Kahn’s .Jumbo Meat Franks I Beef F'or Stew AVAILABLE WED-SAI waning hours of his Breast Cutk'ts AVAILABLE WED -SAT-FRESH EQUAL AMTS CNTR CUT. BLADE END 4 StRLOIN END CHOPS ,| Congress last year, a 10 percent in CONGRESS NOW wiU draft its administration. QUICK FROZEN-BATTER DIPPED OR DUTCH FRYE Perch Fillets «,0 2^^ Fresh God or Scrod Fillets crease. Weaver Chicken JS'dis As.sorted Pork Chops ib 1 own budget — a preliminary one in Under the bill, the state THE TOTAL proposed defense M M i l May and a final version in has three years to divest Frozen Specials budget is $274.1 bllUon, with $2S8.6 ^ptem ber — and this, rather than nearly $120 million in billion to be spent during fiscal 19M , stocks and bonds as a REGULAR OR DELUXE 17 ' i-OZ. ' only. The tendainder is money' count. protest against South La Pizzeria ^ Nvtmvkiniiatav Fi u Immbb a ta i NVIitv^ v tu fi allocated in one year but spent over “We have learned that the Africa's apartheid policy POTATO LOVERS MONTH several years as Installment problems we inherited were far of racial separation. Cheese Pizza payments on major weapons worse than most inside and out of \ u s NO 1-NUTRITIOUS programs. government had expected,” Reagan Morton Pot Pies iK'- Baking Potatoes i 5 s , r The $274.1 billion figure, 28 per said in his message to Congress ac A IMPORTEO-CRISP. JUICY cent of the total federal budget and companying the budget. Banquet Fried Chicken Granny Smith Apples 6.8 percent of the naUon’s Gross ‘”nie recession was deeper and Lauri© U S. NO.l CRISP JUICY TENDER National Product, represents about longer than most inside and out of Birds Eye Chopped Broccoli McIntosh Apples min. $1,200 for every man, woman and government had predicted. Curing Continued from page 1 1 u s . NO 1-ALL PURPOSE child in America. these problems has taken more time Rich’s CofftH; Rich Yellow Onions The budget "represents a realistic and a higher toil than any of us REGULAR OB DUTCH APPLE BUTTERY FLAVOREIKARGE SIZE reassessment of our present and wanted. Unemployment is far too through her daughter's Mrs. Smith’s Apple Pie Nabisco California Avocados future military capabilities in the high.” things about two months FRESH TENDER YOUNG FLOnOA SEEOUSS.VITAMIN 'C W M IE face of the growing (Soviet) threat But, he said, “The stage is set; a after her death. Dairy Spt'cials Chips Ahoy Cookies Celery Hearts Jumbo Pink Grapeftiut 3 . * 1 and provides for controlled budget recovery to vigorous, sustainable, Mrs. Katz made the FIRhMtED RIPE SWEET JUICY SEEOLES&StmKIST growth in future years,” the Pen non-inflationary economic growth is decision to publish her a s s o r t e d FLAVORS imminent.” ' His proposals, he daughter’s poems after Nabisco Califomia "sST tagon said. New Country Large In the third budget presented as argued, “set the budget on a path showing the material to that is consistent with long-jerm two psychiatrists. “I told Nilla Wafers Tomatoes Navel Oranges part of Reagan’s long-range plan to Yogurt 8*1 “rearm America,” the Pentagon economic recovery.” ^ them. 'Don’t kid me about YELLOW OR WHITE _ 3 , , 1 lODcL J 6 9 The budget projects a federal this. If this isn't going to Contadina'BHnato Paste 3 2S89* was one of the few government Kraft Cheese Singles 'iS- r ’ Upton Bags agencies to escape spending cots as deficit of $189 billion in 1984 — the help someone. I'll give it COUKTRY STYLE OR BUTTERMILK a decaffemateo b o z . or the president tries to trim record year Reagan originally predicted up” ' Pilbbury Biscuits Nescafe Instant O m e e Contadina Ttmiato Sauce 4 2 s *1 ■ They urged her to start federal budget deficits. during his campaign would see the CMCtCCN budget in balance. the project. L i^ t N’ Lively Cottage Cheese o 9 College Inn Broth Motts Apple Juice WEINBERGER, under ground There is another reason CHUNK UQHT-IN WATER rules of a briefing that could not be EACH OF THE four main themes she undertook the painful Minute Maid Orange Juice c m . 1 Empress Tuna Hawaiian Punch •sr69* reported for 24 hours, said the in the president’s budget already task. budget reflects the "twin priorities have been challenged by members 1 r i s l i S u n k li L j i i . It's something Laurie Breakstone Sour Cream 89^ of readiness and to start acquiring of Congress from both parties. wanted. Just a month FNE8HCUT FROM CUT These include: before she died, she’d the strength we need for strategic S .0 5 . Soap Pads CodUDets Blue Fish FiD ^ . 2 ” recovery” from slippage to the —Reagan’s so
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News Briefing FAIR- shelter may be put Surinam coup reported in Charter Oak Park PARAMAR'^IBO, Surinam (U PI) - Surinam's military strongman Desi Bouterse foiled a new coup attempt By Paul.HendrIe Weiss said the “Y ” wouldn’t facility, with a few cots and' with the arrest of 15 people, including a former garrison Herald Reporter work, because it is open each blankets, a shower and a supervi commander and a government minister, the state- M ' ?#.7 evening for recreational activities. sor. The idea is not to solve the controlled radio said today. E Z 3 " * " Town General Manage Robert B. Weiss said the wanning house at problems that cause the homeless The latest crackdown followed the executions last [f^tMOUW^FS. Weiss is willing to recommend to Charter Oak Park “ meets all the ness. but to provide a humane month of. 15 government opponents, a move that u n WEATHER FOTOCAtt
HARTFORD (U PI) — Health care in Connecticut in HARTFORD (U PI) — Rewards offered by the state in National forecast Dozier cites bravery Herald photo by Pinto 1983 will cost double the amount patients paid for in the hopes of cracking unsolved cases do kick up a flurry of of planned Moll restaurant Las Vuas ty 54 44 .... tips, but rarely anything solid enough to m erit paying a ' By Unfted Press International ROME. Italy lUPIi - Brig. Gen James Dozier, mid 1970s. Little Hock r 46 34 .... bounty, state’s attorneys say. City a Fcst Hi Lo Pep 63 57 .... for customer service and assembly. Jum p shot declaring himself "eternally grateful, " today gave the The state Department of Health has estimated 51 a ZS Los Angeles f The Playpen Cafe is prepared to parking spaces, Kenneth Burtcamp, “ Knowing they are going to get some money runs AlM querque sh Louisville cy 42 S .... Connecticut’s total personal 1983 health care costa at M owner of the mail, said today. Its size made it necessary for the U S. Defense Department's highest award to 14 Italian Amarillo r 51 » Memphis cy 46 SB .... seek a building p erm it fo r a basketball competition In Kelley's driveway. through a person’s mind,” said New Haven State’s'At Anchorage cy 27 25 .... owners to seek a special exception Brad Stern, of 34 S. Farms Drive, goes up for special agents who stormed a Red Brigades hideout and $4.1 billion or about $1,300 ^ r person. M iam i sy 75 m .... restaurant of reduced size in the The plans now b ^ ore the ftiilding torney Arnold Markle. "It’s an important component in Asheville sy 6 a .... 94 23 .... Michael Marsh, of 44 S. Farms Drive, looks Richard Gruber, a health department analyst, said 62 38 .... Milwaukee cy Manchester Mall that will not Department call for a restaurant from the Planning and Zoning Com a jump shot, while Patrick Kelley, of 50 S. 'freed him from 42 days captivity, Atlanta pc Minneapolis pc 34 12 .... trying to ferret out crime.” Baltimore ty 43 a .13 mission because the business would on. "A s a soldier, it is always an honor to be in the com Friday the figure is more than double the average Nashville cy 54 35 .... require a special exception for with about 3,750 square feet of space Farms Drive, leaps high to block. In some Billings Mont, ty SB a .... amount Connecticut residents paid seven" years ago. Since 1959 when the state began keeping records, 72 N ew Orleans ts 67 SO .... need more than 60 parking spaces. pany of brave men and you are truly brave men,” Birmingham cy 57 a .... 44 96 31 Major.health care costs for Connecticut residents were rewards totaling $1.15 million have been authorized. Bismarck cy S 06 .... New York f The PZC granted the exception, Dozier, dressed in full uniform, told the agents in an Oklahoma City r 59 40 .... about $575 per person between July 1975 and June 1976, Flve'rewards totaling $22,000 have been paid. Boise pc 47 a .... 31 16 ...^ but its decision has been appealed to emotional ceremony at’ the Interior Ministry. Boston pc 40 » .63 Omaha pc The rewards are paid only when the state’s attorneys Orlando sy 60 55 ....: Dozier and U S. .Ambassador Maxwell Rabb gave the he said. Buffalo sn 40 32 .17 the court. Philadelpoia sy 47 » .13 Elderly will get agree the information that was provided cracked a dif Charlstn S.C. pc 67 46 .... U the plans are modified so that Motor vehicle taxes: Deadline near special agents the Secretary of Defense Award for Gruber said patients spent about $3.4 billion on health Phoenix f 57 47 .... Charlotte N.C. sy 57 a .... ficult case and led to an arrest and conviction. Pittsburgh cy 45 31 Z l. no more than 1,475 square feet are Outstanding Service, citing their ‘‘outstanding care in 1981, with 77 percent of the total for hospital Chicago cy 34 » .01 Portland Me. sn 36 31 .41. devoted to customer service and District who received a tax bill from collector’s office is open from 2 to 5 professionalism " in freeing the American general Jan, bills, doctors fees and nursing home costs. Cincinnati pc 47 a ... Portland Ore. cy 51 41 X)6 Supplemental motor vehicle tax Cleveland cv 44 SO .15 41 96 A free tax counseling assembly, no special exception, will p.m. on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Providence pc bills will be delinquent after the town should have received a cor 28, 'I<)81. ^ Private health Insurance, Medicare and Medicaid Columbus on 45 a .13 Richmond sy SB 93 .... Fridays and 12 to 3 p.m. on Tuesdays picked up a little more than half the amount, with com [tallas r 64 54 ... be needed. Tuesday, Eighth Utilities District responding tax bill from the Eighth 6t. Louis cy 96.27 Absentee ballots studied Denver cy 41 a ... and Thursdays. bined payments of $1.8 billion. Other government Salt Lake Cltypc 43 26 M holidays or days of inclement It was not clear today whether Tax Collector Elizabeth Sadloski District, Mrs. Sadloski said. Des Moines pc a a ....- Free tax counseling for the elder San Diego f 64 51 .... Playpen would withdraw its existing After Tuesday, there w ill be an in Kissinger says ‘cool it’ programs covered 16 percent, with the remaining 30 Detroit cy 40 a .05 ly will get under way Tuesday at the weather (when school closings are said today. Taxpayers are responsi . HARTFORD, Conn. (U P I) - A task force With San Francisco f SB 47 The tax collector's office is percent paid directly be consumers, he said. Duluth pc a 12 .... in effect.) application and substitute a new ble for the tax, whether they terest charge of $2 or 1 !«i percent representatives of several groups will study state laws a 41 .06 San Juan pc m 71 .... Manchester Senior Citizens Center, WASHINGTON (UPI) — Henry Kissinger said today El Paso cy 54 44 ZB one, m odify the existing one, or app per month — whichever is higher — located at 32 Main St., in the rear of Gruber said the current state health department dealing with absentee ballots and recommend changes Hartford pc a a a Seattle pc 549 East Middle Turnpike. received a bill oT not, she said. what is needed to revive the peace process in the Middle Spokane fy 96 31 .10 Anyone requiring this aid is urged ly in both ways. But Burkamp said she said. The Eighth District tax the Eighth District Firehouse. budget for public health programs is $35.6 m illion— just Helena cy 47 a .... 41 8 ZD This AARP-sponsored IRS- Every resident of the Eighth to the Legislature, Secretary of the State Julia H. .01 S ^ c u s e sn to bring with his last year’s tax East are "new players " from Arab countries, par under one percent of the total 1983 health care projec Honolulu sy a a 71 64 Z1 he will continue his legal fight over Tashjian said today. Houston ts « a .... Tam ps sy supervised activity, now in its 20th ticularly Jordan's King Hussein. Tulsa r 51 8 .... return together with otter impor the special exception. He and the tion. Mrs. Tashjian said she expected the group to examine Indianapolis pc 42 a .... 80 a A year, will be carried out by The former secretary of state agreed with Egyptian a a Washington sy tant papers pertaining to income. P la n n in g and Zoning Commission .several issues, including development of a method for Jackson Miss, r W lchlU sn 42 S U volunteer tax aides who have President Hosni Mubarak who said time is running out JpcMPPyUte sy 75 45 .... Assistance is afao .ayaUabl* tor tracking voters, sbtipllfiieatlon o f the application tor an fCaiMiat City wn a a SI studied the tax lews and tax forms tor a settlement of the problems In the Middle East. shut-ins and those confined to He said the changes in restaurant NRC eyes cracked pipe absentee ballot and allegations of abqM in the system. enabling them to lend help to those In an appearanct on ABC's "Good Morning America" hospital or nursing homes. plana would entail elimination of “ We are taking the initiative in resolving some of the elderly needing it. program, .Kissinger said, "The official position that WISCASSET, Maine (U PI) — A cracked water pipe some tables'and the salad bar with issues and problems surrounding the a l^ n te e ballot Tax aide counselors will be Further information can be ob everybody has is that Lebanon has to be settled first, that has idled Maine Yankee nuclear power plant is no reduction in the size of the liquor application procedure,” Mrs. Tashjian said in a state available every Monday, Tuesday, tained by calling Joseph Murphy, then we try to get started to get the West Bank being studied by Nuclear Regulatory Commission bar. Wednesday and Friday afternoon c o o rd la n to r, 643-1225. N o ap negotiated." engineers who say many other plants are plagued by the ment. Lottery Burkamp said be is prepared to She said the task force would Include representatives from 1 p.m. until 3:30 p.m., starting pointments are needed for sesaloiu “ One should cool it a bit" in Lebanon, Kissinger said. same safety problem. argue in court that the writ served ofm inority groups and senior citizen organizations, 'Tuesday until April IS, except on at the Senior Citizens Center. " I think it's urgent. I think it should be settled. And I "Anything we can do to improve the reliability of the on him is defective in a couple of UA’S HAWAII '83 which she said were especially vulnerable to the think it will be settled. The really tough issue is the West feedwater systems is of interest to us,” said Jimi respects. He la also prepaid to pressures exerted bv overzealous campaigners. Bank.” Wiggins, project engineer at the NRC regional Numbers drawn in New Rhode Island daily; 4040. argue that there is an adequate h'eadquarters in Pennsylvania. England Saturday: New Hampshire daily: number o f parking spaces available via Saxe cleared of charges An electrical short automatically shut down the Maine Court OKs petitioning Connecticut daily: 546. 3509. and that toe development of the * Yankee plant last Tuesday. But the short also set o ff a Vermont dally; 287. Massachusetts daily; m all from a vacant building in UniTED AIRLINES CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (UPI) — Former student series of events that built up the pressure inside a 14- BOSTON (U P I) — The Massachusetts Supreme Court Maine dailv; 142. 7452. creased property values in the inch water pipe, causing it to crack. has ruled that individuals have a constitutional right to vicinity. sr radical Susan Saxe and four other people have been The burst pipe did not create a radiation hazard. But collect signatures in public areas of private shopping cleared of state tax and business law charges stemming BURKAMP WAS served twice. from their participation in a prison computer program. Wiggins said recurring problems with cracked water malls. 8-DAY HOLIDAYS pipes represent an “ unresolved safety issue” that needs The 4-3 decision last week overturned a Superior The first writ erroneously made one Middlesex Superior - Court Judge Elizabeth Dolan reference to the Zoning Board of to be corrected. Court ruling and upheld the claim of Donald P. AT WAIKIKI threw out last week the charges, which included failure Appeals, when it should have said “ It was severe enough to get visual indications of Batchelder of North Reading that he had a right to to file tax returns, because state officials didn't comply AUttanac Planning and Zoning Commission. damage to the feedwater system. That’s why we have collect political nomination signatures at the North with court orders to produce records for the H ie corrected w rit was dated Jan. Dally Departures five people up there. There is an interest in looking at Shore shopping center in Peabody. "Con'Puter” program at the Massachusetts state prison as, a day after the final date for an it,” Wiggins said. Batchelder was an independent "Citizens Party" can in Framingham. appeal from the PZC declilon, “ The significance of the event is there is a certain didate for Congress in the 6th District in i960. He even Saxe is now on parole from a 12-14 year manslaughter Today is Monday, Jan. 31, the 31st day o f 1983 with to one place the complaint filed amount of remedial action needed on the feedwater tually collected enough names to get on the ballot but 334 to follow. NEW YORK Irom v 9 « l sentence that she received for the shooting of a Boston appears to have made a reference to piping and supports,” Wiggins said. finished a distant third. The moon is moving toward its new phase. ; police officer in a 1970 bank robbery the wrong subsection of the zoning The morning stars are Mercury, Jupiter ana regulations. Saturn. One of the complaints in the suit iHARTFORDtrom The evening stars are Venus and MarS. brought against Burkamp and the (Prio* variM dapanding*629 on day of Those bom on this date are under the sign of PZC is similarly based on an error. dapartura and hotal eatagory) Peopletalk Aquarius. Austrian composer Franz Schubert was born Jan. When the Planning Department first 31,1797. Also bom on this date w ere Western novelist advertised the hearing on the Pampor youraalf with our D ELU XE E S C O R TE D TRIPS Pauley on ‘Breakfast’ How-to l 300k Zane Grey, in 1872, Tallulah Bankhead, in 1903 and special exception for a restaurant in Norman Mailer, in 1923. the mall, it listed the address cor which feature aumptuous meals, The BBC started the first morning talk show on The one night-stands and sexual pyrotechnics of On this date In history; rectly. It was later readvertised Luau, salacted aightsaaing, and deluxe hotelsl European television — only they call it a “ chat” the 1970s have been replaced by a desire for com In 1929, the Soviet Union expelled Leon Trotsky. He with the correct address. show. mitment and intimacy. So says Alexandra Penney, went into exile and was later assassinated In M exico. April 14th _____ 3 Islands-•• 10 days/9 nights ...... $1,199.00 IF IT overcomes the legal whose “How to M »e Love to a Man” topped In 1950, President Harry Traman announced he had Jane Pauley of NBC’s “ Today” show was in Lon obstacles connected .with town October 1st — 4 islands-•• IS days/14 nights...... $1,479.00 bestseller lists for nearly a year and who now i f on ordered development of the hydrogen bomb. don as a guest on the debut Jan. 17, and she says the zoning, the Playpen still will have to the radlo-TV talk show circuit with her latest book, In 1088, Explorer 1, the first U.S. earthsutellite, was word “ chat” sums up the casual, comfortable mood qualify for a license before the SPECIAL AAA DEPARTURES “ How to Make Love to Elach Other” (G.P. Put launched from the Cape Canaveral miss^c test of the show called “ Breakfast Time,” on the air state’s Liquor Control Commission. at $869.00 or $920.00 Including tax and sarvica: center. from 6:30 a.m. to 9 a.m. nam). In 1982, the Israeli Cabinet agreed to a multi It is likely that it w ill be challenged April 14tti, Auguat laL Octobar 6th — 10 days/9 nlj^hta. “ The set has been described as sort of a hotel lob “ This is not just another sex book,” she said. " I national, peace-keeping force to act as a buffer there as w ell as in zoning. 2 Islands, Oahu and Maul by, for people passing through,” Miss Pauley told put sex in the context of relationships and love.” She said the book is aimed at people who seek between Israel and Egypt in the Sinai. Inclusions: UPI. “ It's casual and comfortable but not hom ey— * Round trip air from Hartford they're not going for your living room.” “ long-lasting” relationships. A thought for the day: In a 1945 message to Congress The hosts of the show are Frank Bough and Selina “ In a disposable society, people are trying to, with hot maal and havaraga aarvics on atomic energy. President Truman said, “H m Fuel bank Scott. She describes Bough as a “ favorite uncle” make something lasting,” she said and added, * S nights Hotal Accommodation In Waikiki. "W e ’ve been through the sexual revolution and release of atomic energy constitutes a new force too * Fraah flowsr Lai Qraating * Full color Memory Album type, “ both gentle and crisp.” revolutionary to consider in the framework of old w e’re supposed to km w how to be great lovers. But ideas.” * Round trip transportation In Honolulu Including porteraga “ AbrasWeness can be real good television, but people still don’t know and still are afraid to ask.” grant and baggage tips tor 2 bags par parson. not for a morning show,” she said. “ But you don’t * Continantal Braakfaat * Mai Tal Cocktail. want someone as mushy as outmeal who puts the viewers to sleep over their breakfast.” Quote of the day *\Sarvlcas ol Tour Counaollors In Waikiki. HlanrliPBtFr Bprald is m ode * Hawaiian Air flight to Maul. << Architect I.M. 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Frankly, I have •nd oortaln holidays by ths S1.20 waakly; S8.1S lor oim amount is met by donatioa from Toll-Fraa: 1-S00/842-4320 Talking about his daughter, who won a Tony Manohsatsr PubHthIng Co., IB month, S18.35 tor Ihrat monllw. severe doubts they can manage It. The hotel ia now Bralnard Plaos, Manohaatsr. $30.70 for six months and SS1.40 o tter individualB or butineesea in Award for her Broadway role in “ Agnes of God,” an orphan. Can they give it an upbringing? I have Conn. 0S040. Ssoond oltia rm ona yatr. Mall ralaa art the community. he said: “ It's extraordinary. I don’t know her very m y doubts. You see, the Chinese are convinced they poylsgs paid al Manshsatar, tvtiltbla on raquoot The amount la $800 more than baa FOR THE BEST IN TRAVEL - COMPARE! well because Tammy (G rim es) and I were divorced don’t need the outilde world — and, at Umea, not Conn. POSTMASTER: Bond ad- been the bank’s challenge in the UPI photo To placa a datsHlad or dioplay very early and I went to England and stayed there drsu ohanflaa to tlia Manohootw even me. I am concerned because this society Hsrald, P.O. Box 691, advartiMmant, or lo roport a pftit. while she was growing up. I didn’t see her really un levels everything — merit, quality, people. H iere Manohootor, Conn. 06040. nawt ham, story or pMuro Idso, TIU0 te IIIWUBmoney ta used to aaalst tteee Actor Ben Kingsley ana actress Meryl Streep til I got back. I bad no idea she was going to be an are no longer any peaks 1 ^ .” call 6432711. Oflloa hours art to Mancbeater who are 391 BROAD ST. 6:30 a.m. to S p.m. MotKfty a actress. In fact, she didn’t know herself. But in two- To ouboorlba, or to rsport a (Inaifinancial problems in paying are all smiles after being honored Saturday dsnvsry proWam, call 647-0940. through Friday. years she was exhibiting this kind of emotional as best actor and best actress by the New Otilos houra ars S;30 a.m. M S;SO HwaM photo by Pinto uel tbilla. Anyone wanting to MANCHESTER Glimpses Tha Mtnohaaltr Harald'la a York Film Critics Circle. Kingsley was power which I don’t think either of her parents have p.m. Monday through Friday and donate to t t e ^ l bank ahould con- as much of. When I watch bar on stage, it’s so 7 to 10 am . Saturday. DaSvsry tubaorlhar to Unitod Prgtd Inlor- tact the Wanebeater Area honored for his role In “Qandhi” and Miss Llliane Montevecchl of the hit Broadway mualcai nabonal nasra sarvloaS and it a wonderful to see that she does .not reaUy have •hauW ba mads byS p.m. Man- Coofereace of CbuiclMS at P.O. Box "Nine” will be the opening act when Joan Rivers day through Friday andiby 7:30 mambar o< tha AudN Buraau ol Streep was cited for” her role In "Sophie’s anything of us in her acting, which is most Up on the roof and the Smothers Brothers perform at New York’s a m. Saturday. CIrouiR*'''"*. 773, Mancheater, 0M40. Checks Choice." exciting.” Carnegie Hail Friday ... A workman watches himasif gst photographed on tho roof should be made out to fuel challenge. « 646-7096 Brown Rorlsta on Main Straet. Tha ators la getting a now root. MANCHESTER HERALD, Mon., Jan, 31, 1983 - 5 4 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Mon.. Jan. 31, 1983 Regan Bush in Europe; Shultz in Asia I X Polish official welcomes papal visit plan WARSAW, Poland (UPI) — Foreign Minister Stephan speeches and the pope agreed to remove Gdansk, the was canceled because authorities, who set national called for restoration of “full social justice” and amnes insists Olszowskl said today Pope John Paul Il’s visit to his birthplace of Solidarity, from his itinerary. “calm” as a condition, feared general unrest. ty for some 1,500 Solidarity activists jailed for violating homeland in June could < ^ n the way for “constructive Some noted the pontiff’s scheduled visit last Aug. 26 The pastoral letter read in Polish churches Sunday martial law. '.r:: development” in Poland’s relations with the Roman Catholic Oturch. on cut Bush, Kohl talk arms Olszewski’s spoke to parliament on the papal visit a day after the official media announced that John Paul in the day to West Beilin. would be arriving in Poland June 18 for his first visit WASHINGTON (UPI) - Treasury BONN, West Germany (UPI) - Vice Presi “For nearly four decades, we and our NATO since martial law was imposed Dec. 13, 1981. Secretary Donald Regan insists the dent George Bush met Chancellor Helmut Kohl today for talks on NATO arms strategy, invoking allies have kept the peace in Europe... by being “By creating the proper premises (for the visit), the third year of the administration's committed to genuine arms reduction,” Bush tax cut, slated to come July 1, must the post-war aid America gave West Germany arrival of Pope Jolm Paul II can contribute to further CHOICEST MEATS IN TOWN said Sunday. “That has been our policy and that be preserved to ensure the economic as a rallying cry for allied solidarity. constructive development of church-state dialogue and remains our policy today.” , , . .v growth he cautiously predicted. Kohl said he would reassure Bush of firm sup of the relations between Poland and the Vatican,” port during Geneva arms talks for the U.S. Washington is anxious that Bonn stick by the Olszowskl said. " DELI SPECIALS “We think we're on the threshold NATO plan to deploy 572 new U.S. cruise and MEAT DEPT. SPECIALS of the recovery,” Regan said Sun “zero-option” on nuclear weapons, and press for Olszowskl also lashed out at U.S. economic sanctions, OUR OWN an early summit between President Reagan and Pershing-2 medium-range missiles In E u ro ^ calling them a “fiasco” and warning that Poland would day on ABC's “This Week with this year unless the Soviet Union destroys its RAKED HAM...... • 3 . 5 9 David Brinkley." “ Indeed, I think Soviet Communist Party leader Yuri Andropov. not move to ease relations with Washington until the missiles targeted on western Europe. sanctions were lifted. U8 DA CHOICE LAND 0 LAKES it's already started.” Bush drove to the chancellory in an armored car, specially flown in from the United States Rejecting the proposal, Moscow has offered to State-run radio and television announced that John AMERICAN CHEESE...... • 2 . 3 9 But in the same interview, Regan reduce its missiles aimed at western Europe to BOnOM ROUND conceded he had “no tangible for his 13-day, seven-nation tour of Europe, after Paul will make his second visit as pope in a report Sun MUCKF8 a breakfast meeting with Foreign Minister the 162 currently deployed by Britain and W ^ day that came hours after a pastoral letter from Polish evidence” that the most severe Germany in return for cancelation of the NATO BOLOGNA or UVERWURST...... • 1 . 9 9 recession since World War II has Hans-Dietrich Genscher to discuss Elast-West bishops read in churchs around the country also had dis ROUST MUCKE’8 tiiissile deployment.. cussed the trip. ended. relations and the Geneva negotiations. Bush mentioned the 50th anniversary Sunday “Pope John Paul n will come on his pilgrimage to CENTER CUT NATURAL CASING FRANKS...... • 2 . 4 9 Regan, PreSdent Reagan's chief Bush, on arrival in Bonn late Sunday, dubbed of Adolf Hitler’s rise to power and praised West MUCKr8 economic spokesman, said govern Poland on June 18,” a television announcer said Sundhy. his trip to shore up support for NATO arms (Jermany’s postwar reconstruction, referring to The official Polish media said the announcement put BOTTOM ROUND COOKED SALAMI . • 2 . 2 9 ment forecasters and many private strategy a “mission to maintain the peace. the Marshall Plan that provided the nation with economists had predicted last year an end to “s^ulation in the Western press” about the 86R “For nearly four decades, we and our NATO millions of dollars in U.S. aid. trip. It said Glemp and military leader Wpjclech ROAST the recession would be over by mid- allies have kept the peace in Europe ... by being “Who knows better than the German people PROVOLONE CHEESE...... • 2 . 6 9 1982, an assessment that clearly was Jaruze)ski had a g re ^ on the date during a meeting last committed to genuine arms reduction,” Bush the ghastly toll of suffering and devastation that Nov. 8. JARL8BURQ wrong. said in a statement. the wars of this century have brought?” Bush Reacting to pressure from Capitol The meeting, held two days before planned mass HARVARTi or FRENCH BRiE...... • 8 . 1 9 “That has been our policy and that remains SSlCGCl UPI photos strikes by the now-banned Solidarity trade union, ended EV E ROUND 8WEET LIFE REQ. oc MAPLE ' Hill, Regan said the third year of the our policy today.” “Who knows better than the German people personal income tax cut — a 10 per with a communique urging calm that reportedly helped BACON...... • 1 . 9 9 The vice president was starting his talks today what effort it took to rebuild this country? The defuse the protest. Most workers avoided the strikes. ROAST cent rate reduction — is essential for at a breakfast session with Foreign Minister American people are proud that they con VICE PRESIDENT GEORGE BUSH BLUE RIDGE FARM8 sustained recovery. The pastoral letter, also released Sunday in Rome, did Hans-Dietrich Genscher and then was meeting tributed to that effort through the Marshall meets West German Chancellor Helmut Kohl not give details of the. trip. BEEF ROUND EGG POTATO SALAD . 8 9 « “Were we not to have the tax cut. with Chancellor Helmut Kohl before flying later come July 1, we're going to take an Plan.” “We are happy because this corresponds with the awful lot of money out of the wishes of the Holy Father, who considered it his right BACK RUMP economy and give it to the federal and duty to pay homage to the mother of God who for 600 government," Regan said. “I would years has ruled our nation,” the letter said. ROAST GARDEN FRESH much rather have that in the hands Shultz reassures Japan John Paul visited Poland for eight days in June 1979, PRODUCE SPECIALS of' consumers and savers and but wants to return during the 600th anniversary year of BEEF ROUND thahwhat we intend to do.” its holiest shrine, the black Madonna, a time-^rkened ' of those SS20s simply being taken out of Eastern House Democratic leader Jim TOKYO (UPI) — Secretary of State George image of t(ie Virgin Mary brought to Poland 600 years CUBE JUMBO RED DOHM USIIPPUS. 6 i 0 8 < Wright Saturday proposed post Shultz assured Japanese leaders today the Europe and established pointing at targets in ago. poning or repealing the tax cut, United States will not sacrifice Japan and other Asia,” he said. CBS News said Sunday Polish authorities had dropped STEAK Asian nations in its pursuit of nuclear weapons Shultz also met with Japan’s trade and defense a request for advance review, of the text of papal 7 0 « saying the reduction “doesn't make POTATOES ...... 10-lb.bag ■ w any sense" in the face of record reductions with the Soviet Union, a U.S. ministers, but Hughes said the telks were “NEW" WEAVER budget deficits that, by Reagan's spokesman said. general and did not include the Trade Ministry’s decision not to extend the restriction on exports own projection, will be $208 billion Shultz’ spokesman, John Hughes, also said the ITALIAN STYU NAVEL O M N C ES ...... 8 i 9 8 < this year. secretary told Prime Minister Yasuhiro of Japanese cars to the United States beyond the Mideast talks Regan said unemployment, now at Nakasone that “strong countries like the United March 31, 1984 expiration date. Hughes said Shultz’ discussion of trade CHICKEN 10.8 p ercent with 12 million States and Japan could not be intimidated” by CAUUFLOWER ...... 9 9 * Americans out of work, will come Soviet threats. matters was a “scene-setter” for the visit to down in the coming months to Shultz, who arrived in Japan Sunday, devoted Japan in less than two weeks of William Brock, resume; no between 10.4 percent and 10 percent. much of his hour-long meeting with Nakasone the Reagan administration’s special trade Comrpenting on the ad and talks with Foreign Minister Shintaro Abe to representative. ministration's standby tax increase explanations of the U.S. position on^^ims reduc Nakasone repeated to reporters after his ■■■■m iM M EM llllM EllM M lllllM l proposal for fiscal 1986, Regan said tion during current talks in Genev^with the meeting with Shultz his concern over Soviet progress seen it is necessary to have that authority Soviets, U.S. and Japanese officials sqjd. comments earlier this month that if they i— TUESDAYiOAT UONLY N L T — —-J— in order to drive down interest rates Shultz “reiterated the strength and constan removed some of their SS-20 missiles from further. cy” of the U.S. position and “ said the United Europe they might transfer them to Asia. KHALDE, Ubanon (UPI) - T he stalled, U.S.-led He said with a 5 percent growth in States would not get into an agreement which “We must look at this from a global perspec troop withdrawal talks resumed amid tight security Genuine Waybest Chicken Breasts...... i b . * l a l 9 the economy, no new taxes would be was good only for Europe and ignore the in tive,” Nakasone said. “It must not be a onesided today under the shadow of Increased violence and the needed because, "If you have an terests of others,” Hughes said. sacrifice.” expectatioh of no real progress until the return of U.S. economy that's growing," so will The Japanese were concerned over the “the U.S. Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger envoy. Philip Habib. government revenues. Administra prospect of an agreement being reached which said last week the Soviets already have about 100 F luting between (Christians and Druze Moslems near tion projections, however, set the would send existing SS-20s rolling eastwards,” SS-20s in the Far East. The missiles could hit Beirut followed the worst violence in the capital since Genuine W aybest Chicken L e g s ...... „ 7 9 « economic growth rate lower than 5 Hughes said, referring to the new Soviet mis China, Japan and South Korea, the three coun the Israeli siege ended five months ago. percent, meaning the income tax SECRETARY OF STATE GEORGE SHULTZ siles deployed, in eastern Europe. tries Shultz is visiting on his Aslan swing, which Beirut newspapers said the clashes signaled surcharge and added oil fees . . greeted by Japanese Minister Shintaro Abe “Clearly we are concerned about the prospect also takes him to Hong Kong. Worsening ties between Lebanon pnd Israel, which Kralm s Im p o rte d Jo iish H a m ...... Reagan is proposing would be I- hl.Uv i - . ■ J tf. « uV ■ refuses to withdraw from Lebanon without Israeli- needed in the fall of 1985. staffed warning stations in south Lebanon and the expul- rion of Palestinian troops. No Substitute In their 11th round today, the talks designed to We Give Old Fashioned Increase minimal secure witlidrawal of 30,000Jsraeli, 40,000 Syrian and For Quality 10,000 Palestine Liberation Organizatim troops oc- Butcher Service ... cupying two-thirds of Lebanon. Begun last Dec. 28 and held under U.S. auspices, the Motorists likely to find talks resumed under tight security in Khalde, a Beirut STORE HOURS: suburb about 8 miles south of the capital. 317 Highland S t Israeli mobile patrols stood on hills overlooking Mon. & Tues. 'til 6:00 Khalde’s Lebanon Beach Hotel as the negotiators met. costs dropping this year Israeli checkpoints guanjed approaches to the hotel. Wed., Thurs., & Fri. ’til 9:00 MANCHESTER Tanks, jeeps and armored personnel carriers dotted the Sat. & Sunday area. Helicopters patrolled overhead. CONN. DETROIT (UPI) - The cost of Lebanese government sources said, however, they 'til 6:00 owning and operating a compact car HZCHLIITD OWNINQ 44ND expected the negotiators to do little more than mark in 1982 rose little more than a penny time until Habib’s return from visiting President per mile — the smallest increase in 13.2 0 i Reagan in Washington. Habib is expected back by the six years — and drivers are likely to OPIRATINQ Doprectatkx) end of the, week. find costs dropping this year, a COST PER MUB Diplomats say privately any real progress on the Hertz Corp. study says. troop withdrawal issue is expected to come from A compact car cost its owner 44.67 Habib’s behind-thescene efforts, not from Khalde and cents per mile in 1982—up 1.25 cents OF TYPICAL 32.76C the alternative site of Kiryat Shmona in northern Israel. or about 3 percent over 1981, the COMPACT CAR In Tunis, Lebanese Prime Minister Cheflk Wazzan FROZEIS & DAIRY Hertz study showed. 9 M Sunday said his country would “not cede 1 inch of our GROCERY SPECIALS _ The increase is the smallest in any ^ F ix e d BWEET LIFE Inouranco and ^ c o s ts territory” in the talks. Wazzan was in Tunisia with year since 1976 and was credited to 44.67C Hconae fees Foreign Minister Elle Salem. . . 9 8 * financing rates and gasoline pump APPLE JUICE p w r mMm The Beirut dally newspaper As Safir said Wazzan and EOGO prices ttot fell in the last part of the Salem, in ’Tunis for possible talks with PLO leader WELCH8 ...... „ . 0 9 « year, the New York-based company U P 3% Yasser Arafat, had been charged with negotiating the GRAPE JELLY „ . 9 9 « WAFFLES...... said Sunday. withdrawal of Syrian and Palestinian forces from MR8. 8MITH8 APPLE OR A Hertz spokesman said the “fan o .e 7 i 8KIPPY IN 1382 Lebanon. COCONUT CUSTARD PIE tastic Increases” in car costs of the Interest Right-wing Phalange radio said Christian militiamen PEANUT BUTTER ^ r . . * 1 . 3 9 GREEN GIANT HARVE8T past decade appear to be over. killed 16 Druze Moslems in artillery and machine-gun 5 VARIETIE8 FRESH VEGETARLES ...... , . . 7 0 * In 1981, driving costs rose 18.1 per battles Sunday in the Shouf and Aley mountains. Two cent over 1980. Since 1978, driving PROGRESSO SOUPS ...... LA PIZZERIA UPI photo S.42C Christian militiamen died and three others were costs; have zoomed 63 percent and Maintenance wounded, the radio said. BWEET LIFE CHEESE PIZZA...... , . . • 1 . 0 0 they have risen a total of 174 percent l l . i l l i RICH’B > TILDA TAYLOR PERFORMS HER DISROBING ACT AT ”MR. C’8 ” The fitting came less than 24 hours after troops in FRUIT COCKTAIL, SLICED PEACHES since 1972, the last full year before the mountains pounded Christian east Beirut with COFFEE RICH , . . 2 I 7 0 « . . . more men and women seeking work as strippers the Arab oil boycott. f Ibu tm b u « d on typicnl 0 .4 0 t .V a r iib le . . 2 1 * 1 . shells, damaging buildings and killing a 70year-old or HALVE PEARS...... VAN OE KAMP8 But in 1983, said Hertz spokesman oompnot o m ooottnB ^ l a o QaeoHne r c o s ts 86W French Driest, officials said...... 13.8 0*. bOO Leigh Smith, “they may even go to bo drhron 10,000 ntfoo FISH STICKS...... down” if iitterest rates a ^ gasoline RED KW EY SEANS ...... „ . 3 9 * TROPICANA prices continue to drop — "and if OEIBHA UPI otiart ORANGE JUICE ...... ,..0 0 « Many try bizarre odd jobs Detroit holds the line on prices.” Storms threaten LIGHT A LIVELY . Hertz, the nation’s largest rental WMTE TUNA IN W ATER ...... , . 9 9 * COMPACT CAR COST UP TO 44.67 CENTS A MILE car and leasing company, said a car MUELLERB YOGURT...... , . 3 I ^ 1 . 0 0 . . . but costs probably will drop this year HOOD such as a Ford Faimont cost 44.67 ELBOW S or TW ISTS...... 2 1 * 1 . when They're out of work cents per mile to drive in 1982 com California again ORANGE JUICE . . • 1 . 2 0 pared to 43.42 cents per mile last In’ 2.4 cents or 4.8 percent over 1961’s depreciation. Insurance and license WHITE CLOUD HOOD FAMILY VALUE 1961. 49.9 cents. fees eat up another 9.8 cenjts and in By United Preu International BATHROOM TISSUE . , - • 1 . 0 9 COTTAGE CHEESE...... • 1 . 1 0 By Bruce Olson For $300 he sniffs viruses into his dancing jobs, compared with about Hertz said a subcompact like the The firm said It now calculates its terest another 9.67 for a total of A string of storms threatened California again today, United Press International nose. He gets a stuffy head and a two per week just a little while ago. Ford Elscort cost 34.18 cents per per-mile estimates based on five- 32.76 cents in fixed costs. CARNAlIbN runnv nose but the cash helps sup- mile in 1982, up just more than .7 year average ownership rather than where 10 days of wind-driven rains caused |100 million Among other costs, maintenance in damage, killed 12 people and forced 2,000 people to FISH AHOY or CHEFS BLEND . . 7 9 * -1 Unemployment is the highest poryhts wife and two children. “There’s no doubt it’s a reflection cents or 2.1 percent from 33.47 cents the three-year figure it used in the takes 3.42 cents and gasoline 8.49 — flee their homes. Torrential weekend rains in Arizona since IMl, an economic fact that M Mr. C’s in the Buffalo suburb of on the economy,” Canastraro said. in 1981. A midsized auto, such as the past. It said drivers are keeping cents for 11.91 cents in variable stranded motorists and, collapsed a store roof. drowns out recent signs of recovery. CJieektowaga, N.Y., Chuck “A lot of these guys are out of work Granada, cost 49.01 cents in 1962, up their cars at least that long. co sts. Snow spread across much of the northern portion of To combat the lack of work, many Canastraro said he’s had a rush on and want to pick up some extra 6.8 percent. The typical compact used by The breakdown for other models: Americans are resorting to often jobs for exotic dancers — both cash. Intermediates like the Thunder- Herts in the study'' cost f8,180 and the nation, icing highways from Kansas to eastern New -Mid-sited (49.02 cents) York and piling up a half foot of snow in some areas. Up bizarre recession odd jobs. female and male. bird cost 50.69 cents, up 2.9 cents or would be driven for 10,000 m iles. depreciation 14.62 cents, license to 10 inches of heavy snow threatened south central Kan- ■irlfA roi4|#4»»i I.Ml purchnsf I m’iiA co upon K' 7. iO purchase ttith coupon St T.oO purrknac^ i An Ohio man gets sick for |3IX). “ We have about 10 guys eomlng in “The worse the economy gets, the 6.1 percent. LTDs and other full- Of the 44.67 cents per mUe, the fees 10.18 cents,, interest, 10.64 trith coupon S: T.Ml niirrlia*^^ I UmH 1 ooMpon pm eum om m Limit 1 Coupon por euotomof Ten men a week audition for jobs as here every week looking for male busier this place gets,” he said. sized autos cost 52.31 cents, up about biggest chunk — 18.39 cm ts — is for cents for a fixed costs of 35.M cents. I tflti UmH 1 «oupMi pm oumomm ■ UmH 1 Coupon por cuotemor strippers in a Buffalo, N.Y., suburb. Forecasters said the storms heading for California A woman in Detroit charges $15 to were not expected to be as severe as the four back-to- ! MAZOLA CHEER LAUNDRY MAZOLA phone you up and “turn you on.” An back thrashings that swept the state In the past 10 days, HELLMANN’S MARGARINE oil worker crafts custom holsters BO STO N (UPI) - Three liver biopsy and a scan to check The last time Jamie flew to her parents report the child pounding the Pacific Coast with giant waves. MAYONNAISE ! CORN OIL DETER8ENT ! 460Z. REQ.orUN8ALTED for gun fanatics in Texas. months after her liver her liver’s performance. If all is Minneapolis, she was thin and has been gaining weight regular Rain threatened tonight and Richard QUART 49 OZ. They sell their blood, they take in transplant, 14-month-old Jamie well, the Fiskes will return to sickly — fighting for her life ly and Is strong and thrivl^. Wagoner, the weatherstavlce’s Northern CaUfomla typing, they baby-sit and pet-sit and Flake looked healthy and robust Brhb^ater late this week. against the ravages of biliary “She weighs 19.56 pounds,” manager, said a line of sto l^ extended "from here to 6 9 plant-sit; they advertise as accoun as she and her parents boarded a “If there were to be any major atresia, an incurable condition said Fiske. “We figure she’s been Japan. There are storms aa far as we can aee. ’ Jamie FIske problems that were critical, they Two young boys were rescil^ by helicopter Saturday tants, bodyguards, chauffuers, plane at Logan International Air she was bom with that caused putting on about threequarters of VAUO JAN. SI THRU FIR. t •1 masseurs, “newspaper crime back in hospital port for Minneapolis where she will happen during this three- bile to backup in her liver. Her a pound each week. iVs been a after being stranded on an Island by a 3-foot wall of VAUD JAN. SI THRU F U . • reporter,” “rock superstar,” and will under go her first com- month period,” said Jamie’s body was not able to eliminate eteady increase.” water caused 1^ rain runoffs A Maricopa Oiunty I HIGHLAND PARK MKT. 4IQHLAND PARK MKT. “super sales lady.” for checkup piediensive checkup. tather Oiarles. toxic wastes. SheriH’s Office spokesman-sald the boya wow hiking in . Dennis Daihen, SI, of Cincinnati Chubby with her new Uver of "This evaluation is the final Doctors had said she would not “She's a lot stronger so she can the Cave Crete Wash when they were cut off about 20 has volunteered at Christ Hospital baby fat, Jamie and bar fam ily sign-off from the hospital that live to see her first birthday —^ be a lot niore rarious about feet from their mother. Flash floods stopped numerous cars dead in their for two years, testing cures for the Sunday traveled to the Universi she is really out of the woods,” Nov. 26. — unless she had a things, grabbing and picking ty of Minnesota Hospitals for a Fiske said. transplant. things up,” be srid. tracks In the Phoenix area and efforts to free them were flu and common cold “to get hampered by dMise fog. All motorists escaped safely. mondy.” M ANCHESTER HERALD . Mon.. Jan. 31, 1983 — 7 6 - M ANCH ESTER H ERALD , Mon., Jan. 31, 1983 A Richard M. Diamond, Publlahar Dan FItta, Editor opiision Alex Qlrelll. City Editor UPl survey Lawmakers rate budget, taxes top priority
Jack While many lawmakers said they would work full ALL OF THE.lawmakers responding to the survey moderate or conservative on fiscal matters and Editor's Nolei UPI recently surveyed members of time on legislative duties, an even larger number of moderate or liberal on social issues. Anderson the 'Connecticut Legislature on their views on a ranked the budget and taxes as one of the top four issues lawmakers opposed creation of a full-time legislature. variety o f fiscal and other issues. This is the first In a facing this year’s session, with all but five listing it as Only eight lawmakers— all who identified themselves A super salesman talks Manchester Washington as Democrats — described themselves as liberal on Fifty-five were opposed compared to .23 in favor. ihree-part Series of stories examining results of the the top issue. fiscal matters, compared to 33 listing themselves as “ It would lose much of its diversity and have y-Qo-Round survey. Gov. William O’Neill will present his budget message ‘professional politicians,’’’ wrote one House and is still growing. Thhe Piahning and Zoning to the Legislature on Feb: 9 and is expected to present a moderate and 44 as conservative. ^ Republican, who remained anonymous. Norman Izko, a sort of fugi Most of its competitors in the Commision balked at changing By Mark A. Dupuis The number describing themselves as liberals rose to package that would require $300 million or more in Rep. Elsie Swensson, R-Manchester, a grandmother tive from New York City, is very the zone to business because UPI Capitol Reporter 23 on social issues. O f those who gave their party affilia electrical supplies business op added revenue for the next fiscal year. who said she now devotes full tim e to legislative duties, bullish on Manchester. So it the erate on a branch system. And, housing is slated for land just to 'M ore than two-thirds of the lawmakers answering the tion, only one Republican came close, listing himself as HARTFORD (UPI) — Connecticut lawmakers rate struck on a similar theme. ^ „ firm that employs him. Econ Manchester the south. But the PZC did survey said O’Neill’s recommendations on where to liberal to moderate. indeed. Economy hasbranches, the budget and taxes as the top Issue facing this year’s “ Good candidates wouldn’t survive on the salary, omy Electic Co. accept a residence C Zone, spend and where to raise money would have some in Only six lawmakers described themselves as conser- in Groton, Bristol, and Fra Legislature, generally rating themselves as moderate said Mrs. Swensson, who said she was unsure whether There are a couple of hard- Spotlight somewhat more restrictive and fluence on them. vptives on social matters, five Republicans and one who mingham, Mass., for instance. Is this or conservative on the issue, a U P I survey indicates. the job should be full time. Sixty lawmakers, including 29 who listed themselves didn’t give a party identification. The remaining 56 law headed reasons for their optim a softer transition to housing. Many lawmakers plan to devote full-time, year-round Some lawmakers listed conditions for making tne as Democrats and 23 who identified themselves as makers answering the question listed themselves as ism about the town. Economy By Alex Girelll — City Editor But Weinberg prefers a NOW ECONOMY is spread work to their legislative duties, but in general do not Legislature full time. Rep. Richard Belden, R-Shelton, Republicans, said the governor’s recommendations moderates. has been very successful here, system that makes the ing the word around among worth believe the state should have a fulltime legislature, the noted he has introduced legislation for a fifth tim e this would have some influence. Whether liberal, conservative or moderate, the and Izko's job with Economy branches subordinate and con prominent real estate brokers survey Indicated. year to create full-time, one-house legislature. But only three lawmakers, all Democrats, said they majority of lawmakers answering the survey said they right now is to persuade some centrates on a single central that it is ready to build the office Eighty-nine, or just less than .one half of the 187 would follow O’Neill’s recommendations, and one of intended to dfs4)te full-time, year-round work to what Belden wrote that a full-time, one-house legislature corporations to locate in an location for administration and park. And it is consulting with jail term? members of the Senate and House, responded to the sur them said he would do so with “ some exceptions.” are officially their part-time legislative duties. could operate on the same amount of money now spent Oakland Street site it is develop warehousing. The Oakland somewhere west of the river. It except for about an eighth of a people who are more accus vey, which sought lawmakers’ views on Issues ranging Two Democrats, who both indicated they favored a “ Who are you kidding?” wrote Sen. George Gunther, for the two houses while allowing more tim e to address ing as an office park. was more pretigious, more mile here in town. “ Who is more Street site is not ideally suited tomed to developing than from the budget and taxes to legislative oversight of R-Stratford, a former Senate minority leader. “ It has WASHINGTON - In the great state income tax, said O’Neill’s recommendations issues. Beyond that, Izko hopes that if sophisticated. accessibie to a greater number for that. So Economy is Economy. state agencies. would have no influence on them, while 17 Republicans been full-time for 16 years.” legal uproar over Anne Gorsuch’s Several lawmakers listed their occupation as the park is successful, it will set of places?" he argues, ticking planning to be the first and chief If the idea flies, Izko sees it as It is always a mistake to try to The survey results showed lawmakers overwhelming and four lawmakers who did not give their party affilia EORTV-EIGHT lawmakers said they plan to devote legislator, including one who listed her occupation as an example to Manchester and off the names of cities in New tenant of a new industrial park refusal to give Congress certain tell as New York City person a w ay to set a good exam ple for ly agree with legislative leaders who have said adoption tion voiced the same view. full tim e to the Legislature, while 37 said they didn’t, in “ legislator, mother, grandmother and a good w ife,” and encourage it to promote itself. what is and what is not sophisti England and beyond. on Tolland Street. There a others, and as a w ay to open up documents it demanded, little has of a budget for the fiscal year that begins July 1 will be ASID E FRO M T H E governor’s influence, the survey cluding one House Democrat who pointed out he had “ to another who listed her occupation as a “ public ser He doesn't think Manchester cated. They know. They know The prejudice in favor west of central warehouse w ill be built, some job opportunities. Man been said about a crucial question: the dominant issue of the 1983 session. showed legislators in general considered themselves work for a living.” vant.” knows how good it is. what is good about sophistica the river rapidly disappears similar to the J.C. Penney chester has not offered a lot for What exactly is in the documents Izko freely admits that profit tion and what is bad about it. when you look at a map, says warehouse, but on a much office workers, he says, and, that the Environmental Protection is one motive for his pitch on the Izko wasn't buying then and he Izko. smaller scale. given a choice, a lot of middle Ager, y administrator doesn’t want benefits of Manchester as a is not buying now. E C O N O M Y IS getting into the Machines will be handling m anagem ent people west of the Congress to see? place to live and work. He sees Manchester as affor office park development buisi- materials and people will be rivel would welcome a chance I can tell you about some of them. But he draws heavily on his dable and accessible to the ness by a kind of happy default. doing more judgmental things, tom pve to Manchester, where They hardly seem worth going to Legislators eye personal experience as well to amenities of life. The firm began in Hartford in says Izko. the\amenitles are accessible jail over, yet that is what Gorsuch Is. to explain his prejudice, anfi his "How big a bang do you get the ‘30s, came to Oak Street in and dl(f^dable. appai'ently willing to do. Up, up words seem to have a sincerity for the buck?" he asks rhetori Manchester in the mid ‘50s, and The decision to move left Take Susan Conti’s memo. Conti i r Economy with another decision that makes the average promo cally. His answer is the reason to Main Street in the mid ‘60s. a temporary legal clerk in the and away to make: what to do with its Many office parks are located tional tract seem wooden. he thinks the office park will be Meanwhile, Robert Weinberg, EPA’s Office of Enforcement. She’ll legal definition present property? Land to the in rural places where the Art teacher Sarah saleable. "Manchester, if one son of the owner, was graduated be taking her bar exams next south becam e' available aiid facilites are limited, says Izko.' IT BEGAN when Izko first looks at it tactically, for the from Worchester Polytechnical Winter and mural artist “ We have a better deal over month. came to town to become asso quality of life for the cost, is Institute as an electrial engi Economy thought of an office Carolyn Emerson here,” he insists. The conti memo dealt with her- ciated with First Hartford Cor excellent," neer. He decided to stay iii the park. It would join the two recently finished this A lot of Manchester people research into federal and California poration. Some colleagues A lot of the reason, Izko says, family business and became its parcels. Three buildings would of brain death mural on the walls of would agree. Maybe some of laws regarding the settlement of asked him where he planned to is apparent when you look at a chief entrepreneur. Economy be constructed as corporate the all-purpose room at them are in a position to civil tort discussed the options live. "Over there," he said, map From the Economy site moved to its present location on offices, ideally for a single the Bolton elementary convince corporate heads. Izko available in damage suits under the HARTFORD (U P I)l- Donna the stem, is A e a id / P i. definition of gesturing to a nearby residen on Oakland Street, he pointed Oakland Street in the mid ‘70s tenant, but useable for as many school. Using a grant would probably welcome the federal and state laws. Chauvin, 33, of Bristol was com death must be made in accordance with a warehouse at Brainard as a dozen corporations if from the school board tial area. They protested that out. you can go to Buffalo Yet, like the other documents, atose in Bristol Hospital and with accepted medical standards.” without driving on city streets Place. Economy has prospered necessary. help. and donations from the he owed it to himself to live Conti’s legal research was declared i;epeated tests showed her brain to About 30 states have some statute PTO, the two gathered “ enforcement-sensitive” by Presi be dead. But she was kept alive for relating to death, including eight and the District of Columbia that ideas from the kids at dent Reagan as the reason fm nearly a month by the steady pulse of life-support equipment. have adopted the language proposed i the school and blended keeping it out of congressioral CHEER UPJftH ' She died Jan. 17, still attached to in Clonnecticut aijd h o r s e d by the them into the work, In Manchester hands. the machines and without regaining American Bar Association and which depicts a move here 0)1.111^/lU. Conti told my associate Tony consciousness. American Medical Association. ment from morning to Capacclo she hadn’t talked to Cor- Ironically, it was the same day evening as you glance such about the memo, explaining: The bill was recommended by a miHU- her lawyer, following her family’s laro'ind the room. Psychological “ She discusses things with (teople at wishes, went to court to force the medical society committee led by Dr. William A. Whalen, a Williman- Above is the morning a much higher level than m yself.” Hospital to shut o ff the equipment keeping her heart beating and her tic surgeon. set. The project was lungs breathing, with little hope of |two years in the win for Burkamp EVEN M O R E ridiculous was the “There are two definitions of making. recovery. death in Connecticut,” Whalen said. inclusion in the "enforcement- Three days earlier the hospital The anatomical gifts law recognizes sensitive” documents of a two-page refused the family’s request, ' Herald photo by QIneo For the moment, at least, it ford lawyer will in ve^ in the brain death, but common law says fearing “ potential legal com Mall property, accorifoig to form letter. there must be cessation of heart and is Kenneth Burkamp's turn to plications” in the case against her Burkamp. If so, this ought to The letter was sent out on Oct. 14 lung function. crow. to companies that either generated husband, John, who was charged The owner oi the Manches* help him attract a restaurant pr transported waste dumped at a v^ith firstHlegree assault for alleged “ The'advent of 'this car as a major tenant. ly choking her. diopulmonary support for severe ter Mall has been getting a lot site in Stringfellow, Calif. It in And that outside help would brain-damaged person has created of flak lately, but on Friday formed them of a meeting in Los THE CASE drew attention to a the confusion,” Whalen said. he had the satisfaction of insulate him a bit from the Angeles the following month to dis problem in Connecticut — the need presenting town officials with heat he's been getting over cuss with EPA the potential for a legal definition of death — and a check for payment in full of the restaurant. liabilities each company might face. several lawmakers have proposed What Burkamp wants to “ Your company is one of the top legislation in this year’s legislative back taxes he had owed the session offering a solution. put in there is one link in a SS generators and transporters,” the ■ town for the Main Street The controversy did not start with 1-95 sign-review form letter said, "and we strongly property. small Connecticut chain of the Chauvin case. The first court urge that you attend.” Dynamite He had been expected to restaurants known as battle over the issue of so-called ’T tu ff, is it not? come up with only $15,000 — Playpen. This chain has a bad brain death was waged in January image. Many downtown mer At the heart of the current battle 1981, when a Superior Court judge is due next week enough, under the terms of an at 42 EPA documents requested by ruled Melanie ^cchiochi of Staf chants are worried that the agreement he had negotiated Reps. Elliott Levitas, IH Ia ., and ford Springs was brain depd, HARTFORD (UPI) - A study of pass through an exact change toll with the town attorney’s Manchester Playpen will be a clearing the way for her family to John Olngell, D-Mich. The signs and markings on the Connec gate. low-class place that attracts have life-support equipment dis office, to stall the foreclosure documents contain information on ticut Turnpike prompted by a fiery Seven people, all Bridgeport and OFF Commentary connected. action initiated by the town. bikers and rowdies and dis the agency’s cleanup efforts at three crash which killled seven people at Milford residents, were killed. The BROADCLOTH AND BATISTE. 65% poly/SS”/!% cotton; But the\Giauvin case "w ill be an courages shoppers. of the nation’s worst dump sites. the Stratford toll station Jan. 19 will driver of the truck, Charles L. * 45"_ wide;______machine wash, dry. REG. S2.69 AND $2.79I YD. Instead, he was able not only impetus” ^ legislative action this Congressional investigators for be completed next week. KlutU, 35, of Mocksville, N.C., was to keep away the wolves, but Some merchants have gone year, said Rep. Richard Tullsano, THE SPORTABLES. Choose Trigger', sailcloth and The review of the “ adequacy of Injured. so far as to go to court! on Levitas also want documents that D-Rc^ky Hill, co-chairman of the " twill for sportswear with flair! Poly/cotton; machine to send them back where they the signs and markings” is routine The fam ily of one of the victims what appears to be rather Reaganomics has failed deal with EPA handling of 1ST Judiciary Committee, which is con wash, dry: 45" wide. REG. $3.49 AND $3.99 YD. had come from. at the scene of every highway fatali filed a $16 million negligence suit dumps across the country'. sidering the definition and related This certainly ought to tenuous grounds, to overturn ty, said William E. Keish Jr., a state against Kluttz and Southland ENTIRE STOCK DECORATOR FABRICS. Choose blUs. a Planning and Zoning Com WASHINGTON - If there For most retailers, this year's Department of Transportation Distributors, Inc., the North ® from our regularly-priced stock — In-store or improve his image, which There are two points to note about Total and irreversible cessation of Carolina firm and owner of the mission special exception remains any doubt about the failure Christmas season was lackluster at spokesman. special ordersi had suffered a bit because of the president’s designation of the brain activity is enough to rule a truck. of Reaganomics — at least the in best: Total retail sales for 1962 rose Signs are intended to warn against ENTIRE STOCK ZIPPERS. There’s a zipper for every the foreclosure action. that permits the Playpen. Robert EPA documents as "enforcement- person dead for the removal of The cause of the crash, is still'un- itial 1981 version — a report Just only about 3 percent over 1981 potentially hazardous conditions, donor organs under Connecticut’s known and no criminal charges have ® n e ^ ln our regularly-priced group. 5tock up now! Granted, he still has to pay levels, or les'. than the rate of infla sensitive.” One is that he made his but “ there are no specific rules for issued by the Commerce Depart Wagman anatomical gifts law. But It is not been filed. It was one of the worst' off the bank that gave him the But now that Burkamp has declaration after reviewing only an toll plazas,” he said. ment seems to konfirm that failure tion. always enough for hospitals or doc accidents on Connecticut highways beat back foreclosure and — Syndicated index of the material, not the Officials said Sunday the results $40,000 mortgage that helped once and for all. Despite tbew gloomy reports, tors to pull the plug on life-support in recent years. material Itself. Presumably he of the study are expected early next him pay off the debt to the if what he says is true — When the administration first em Columnist government experts still say that equipment on non-donors. All Connecticut toll stations are weeek. I acquired a partner, he can the current recession has “ bot might have questioned why Cm U’s “ You can be dead for giving away 25% OFF town. But the bank is a local braced so-called.^ “ supply side” First warnings of upcoming tolls clearly marked for drivers in the research memo and the form letter body parts, but not dead for being ^ COTTON CALICOS. DelighftuI prints forf clothes, one, presumably familia^ give his undivided attention economics, the economy Was in a tomed out’* and that w e are now on from Branford to Greenwich vary east-and westbound lanes. But some !. REG. $3.99 YD. were worth a contempt citation burled,” said Tullsano, spelling out * crafts. Machine wash, dry; 45" wide. RE( with Burkamp’s situation. It to the court case. slump — a sort of mild recession. the road to recovery. Commerce from less than half a m ile to about give motorists more warning than against his loyal EPA cUef. the legal dilennma. others. I EYELET EMBROIDERIES. For frilly, feminine funi Suppiysiders maintained that the According to the new figures, U.S. Under Secretary Robert Dederick one m ile and there seems to be no .'would not have lent him He has momentum now, as The Norwalk tolls have warnings ^ Poly/cotton all-overs and fancies are machine wash quickest way to economic recovery says the business-investment SEN. AMELIA MU9TONE, D- set pattern of warning signs, Keish rmoney it didn't think he the sportscasters say, and it businesses not only do not plan to in Secondly, none of the posted about a mile in advance. and dry; 45" wide. REG. $5.99 AND $6.99 YD. was through tax cuts, both business crease long-term investoents In forecast is "not inconsistent with a Meriden, Introduced a uniform said. would be able to repay. may carry him through to “ enforcement-sensitive” definition of death bill on behalf of The study was prompted by a Jan. West Haven and Branford tolls have ^ PRINTED PUCKERS AND PLISSES. 38’ cotton plissesi and personal: They argued that a 1963, but actually plan to cut invest rebound sometime within 1963.” Now that the threat of success in his efforts to make documents had been referred to th e' the Connecticut State Medical Socie 19 crash at the Stratford toll station the shortest notice — less than a half ^ and 45" embossed poly/cotton puckers are machine | massive tax cut would give con ment. I.S percent from 1962 levels. But this is basically what ad Justice Department for criminal- ty. It says "an individual who has in the eastbound lanes of Interstate mile. The Stratford plaza has posted foreclosure is lifted, a Hart Jt)e Mall property profitable. sumers more income to spend and ministration experts have been vwish. dry. REG. $2.99 AND $3.49 YD. . When this figure is corrected for an enforcement action. sustained either (1) Irreversible 95. A tractor-trailer truck rammed warnings about a half mile before would give business more money to saying for two years, and the reces ^ ULTRA VELOUR INITIALS. Personalize kids’ clothes, ticipated inflation, the cutback in cessation of circulatory and into a line of four cars waiting to the toll in either direction. sion has continued. Most private invest in new plants aikl equipment, capital spending for 1963 is forecast respiratory functions, or (2) ^ more with these Iron-on initials. REGi 79c PKG. thus leading us out of the recession. as being about 5.2 percent. forecasters now say that the WHAT, THEN, is the EPA " irreversible cessation of all func Berry's World Business investment was the key. If the recent past is any guide, the recovery w ill start during 1963, but worried about & Congressional tions of the entire brain, including The supply-slders admitted that it actual cutback in spending may be that it will be a long, alow recovery critics suspect that the documents Engineer's dream leads would be some time before the up even greater. Last year at this time. — and will not because of are really “ politics-sensitive” — 30% OFF Reaganomics. surge in consumer spending would Commerce forecast a 0.5 percent that they would show the agency has^ LINEN LOOKS. Choose Canterbury dress weight or be felti but said that on the business reduction in capital Investment There is one note of optimism in deliberately let corporate polluters Hoffman moved fo unique soldr project ® LeprechauTisultIng weight. Poly/rayon; 45" wide; side, the increase would be Im the new forecast of business spen o ff the hook. during 1962, unadjusted for In- HARTFORD (U P I) - John Hoff machine wash, dry. REG. $4.99 AND $5.99 YD. ding: Since businesses do not plan mediate. They argued that business flation.In its year-end report. man, the Rocky HIU baby who un HARTFORD (UPI) - An idea searching for ways to keep heating PREMIUM KNIT TERRY. 80% cofton/20% polyester, — knowing that good times were just Commerce now says that the actual any increased capital outlays In For example, E P A recently an derwent a liver transplant, has been engineering consultant Alex Brancic costs down, and received an $85,000 ® with stretch. Machine wash; 60" wide. REG. $5.99 YD. ahead — would Immediately begin to 1963, business borrowing probably nounced Its largest voluntary moved out of the intensive care unit cutback was almost 5 percent un dreamed up while staring out his grant from the Massachusetts make new investments, thus making will be at very low levels. ’This and back to his room at Pittsburgh’s SPRINO PRINTS. Very pretty! Poly/cotton; 45" wide; adjusted. Tbua, its prediction of a cleanup agreement, covering a window, has led to an agreement Executive Office of Energy means that, de^iU heavy govern " machine wash, dry. REG. $2.49 TO $3.99 YD. the recovery almost something of 1.5 percent cutback in 1913 also dump site In Seymour, Ind. Though Children’s Hospital, the hospital between Northeast Utilities and the Resources to fund the solar system. self-fulfilling pnqihercy. might be low — perhaps very low. ment bornnring to finance the huge the cleanup costs may run up to 930 says. town o f Hatfield, Mass, for a unique APPLIOUES. Our entire, regularly-priced stock! ’ The 13-month-old child was listed The system operates much like a deficit, there w ill not be much up million, EPA agreed to a c c ^ $7.7 solar project. Choose from florals, juveniles, denims and more. Ih fair condition after spending conventional solar heating system. ward pressure on Interest rates. million from the 24 biggest com The town and utility signed a con EACH DECEMBER, the During the winter months, panels on three days In the intensive care unit. tract Saturday to eimrlment with Commerce Department asks BY COMPARISON, before 1961, panies, which were reqxMislhle for the roof collect the sun’s energy and He was moved to the unit Thursday energy stored in soil. The state’s business'executives what their in the only tiroes in which capital qien- more than half the dump’s damage. is used to heat the building. night when he began running a largest utility said It expects the vestment plans are for the coming ding fell from year to year were fever, a bospitgl spokeswoman said. new system to provide 10 to 25 per ' In the summer months, the year, and the results are valuable in during the re c c ^ o n s of 1966 and The agreement also absolved the Doctors said the fever probably Letters policy i cent of the beat required at a sciiool system still operates, collecting PADRia predicting the path of the economy H »44ka Uttar of which w u caused 34 companies — including IBM, was an indication Hoffman’s system In town. solar energy to provide hot water. by the energy crisis). Interestingly, Thv .Manchester Heraldt was todng to reject the new liver. in the coming months. General Motors, DuPont Co. and “ 1 was looking out m y window and But instead of the water flowing Into Ureloom.* letters tb the editor. Further problems were avoided Own*0 ond op«fat*d by of Amorica. Inc 'Ibe newly released forecast fotr 1966 was the last time before IM Iln General Electric — from any future staring at an open fMd, trying to the building, it is piped through a Letters should be brief and to because of Immediate treatment, 1963 shows that, two full years after which business executives said that llahillty for cleanup costs. And the think of something unique lor 100-foOt by 85-foot earth pit which Is the point, 'niey should'be typed they said. He was moved back to hla the tax cut, business is still not they planned to spend less. prime contract for cleaning up the storing the sun’s energy,” said insulated on all sides. or neatly band-written, and, fon room Sunday. Brancic, a Springfield, Mash, con Manchester Pariiade willing to bet that this recession will Government economists say that, Seymour dump was awardsd to ' The baby ^(underwent the ease hi editing, should be double-. sultant. T h e h o t water brings the end anytime soon. In fact, the rsfiort basadoothlsbu8iaaa6foraca8t,ooii- Chemical Waste Msnagement, the transplant Jan. u because of biliary “ Then It dawned on me. Earth is temperature of the soil to about 180 340 Broad 8t., Manchaatar sumer spending win have to fud any parent company of one of the M atresia, a^dtseue that eventually shows that the nation’s bosinsss . The Herald reaervaa the right free. I decided.to try to find a way to degrees and the Insulation keeps it economic recovery. However, other would have destroyed his liver. tives are more reluctant to invest to edit letters in the InteresU o f biggest durapsrs. use it to save the summer sun for hot until early winter when the heat 643-4305 He is expected to stay at than they have been since the mid- reports show ttiat this npewing in ibrevitv. clarity and taste. ’The contested documents iwuM use in winter,” he said. is drawn o ff and used to help heat Children’s Hospital untU at least 1650s. consumer outUys has not yet begun. c I— -• ' ...... 'n 1 shed some light on this. The town contacted Brancic while the school. March. MANCHESTER HERALD. Mon- Jan. 8 1 ,1 W 8 - 9 B - MANCHESTER HERALD, Mon., Jan. 31. 1983
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who should make first move? Critically 111 hospitalized paUmis CPR and degree of depression. medical resources, and aosence of a coordinated team inent from those supervising his medical care, while .■Jfvlved after their heart has stopped suffer severe to help," Ms. BedeU said. allowing him to participate litiore actively in his own The transition from the hospital to the home will be DEAR ABBY: No lec things. |^(Mllngs of helplessness and a much gnater reduction In CPR is administered in cardiovascular diseases such rehahiiitatipn.” aided'by the patient’s primary doctor, a research physi tures, please. Just advice. Now I ’m having second ^jm ily activities than suspected, according to a study. as heart attacks and heart faUure in addition to strokes, Ms. Bell predicted “ the patient will reacquire control cian, and a nurse practitioner, Ms. Bedell said. I ’m in love with a married thoughts. If something "But the physician in charge of the research said Sun- pneumonia, diabetes and drownings. that is so Important for getting well, but all too often is “ At the conclusion of the study, we anticipate ^ t man. (I'm also married.) happens to the mother, • ^ “ educating patients about their con- Ms. BedeU said the study Included patients “ with a lost with chronic Illness.” patients... will experience great improvements over tte "J ." and I are not isn’t the godmother sup l^ tlo n a and encouraghig them to keep diaries recording wide range” serious conditions. Before being discharged from the hospital, a psy quality of their lives and longevity,” Ms. Bedell said. teen-agers. We re two ma Dear Abby posed to adopt her child? *111 ^ v e them "a sense of control over their il- A new three-year study wUl examine how intervention chologist will evaluate the patient’s functional abilities “ Physicians will find it easier to monitor and respond to their patient’s long-term needs and fears,” she added. ture adults who agree that Now I regret having ac ^"*1? * * * at die same time decreasing uncertainty techniques and restructured care after hospitalization prior to the illness, feelings about the cardiac arrest and we belong together, but Abigail Van Buren cepted so hastily. To be -~}hki $tres8.’* can improve both the quaUty of life and the longevity of the timing was wrong. honest, I really don’t want ^ 1 ^ BedeU, a physician at Beth Israel patienU who have survived CPR, she said. Had we met while we were to be her baby’s god and Instructor at Harvard Medical School, “ Our study wiU evaluate a program that focuses on both single, we would mother. How can I get out ;;^rfouiid dtiHng an 18month Evaluation of patienti dis- continuous care between the hospital and home, have been married. We of it without putting a •Sjargw * following cardiopulmonary resuscitation, CPR, provides a way to keep the physician and other health strain on our friendship? are So right for each other. • g a t t l» lr abilities to carry out dally activities were care team members informed of the patient’s day-to- SPOKE TOO SOON We've been seeing each 7 f]arkedly below what was anticipated., day problema, and encourages the patient to be actively other for three .years. My wife. Before you try to his business. DEAR SPOKE: You ^’’Extensive followups checked their mental func- involved in bis own rehablUUUon,” Ms. BedeU said. husband doesn't suspect figure out how to work LOST IN NEBRASKA may not be able to. But '^ ^ n in g, subjective responses and depression levels,” Each day the patioit wiU record in a dairy informa anything and neither does your scheme into a real feeling as you do. tell said. “ People who seemed to have idiysically tion regarding questions and (nnblems encountered, his wife. In fact, we are a ity. you need to get some DEAR LOST: Maybe Molly promptly that you .^dcovered were not carrying out the activities they did stress, physical symptoms, use of health care resources very friendly foursome. professional help and you "re d ” more into his have had second thoughts the past. such as ancillary medical services, reminders about . ' have not told my make a decision you can words than you should and wish to decline the - • “.‘This is probably due to the paUent’s shock of transi exercise, eating, or medical sdiedules. husband yet because I both live with, have. Always assume a honor of being her baby’s tion from hospital to home, fear and a sense of “ Most important,” Ms. BedeU said, ‘;the diary want to be absolutely sure Meanwhile, unless and . person is innocent until godmother. helplessness about his disease, feelings of isolation from provides the patient with infdrmation and reinforce- that J. will leave his wife until you get professional you ketchup to him. The obligation of a My Sister’s Shelter to marry me, (She has help, you’re asking for godparent is essentially to Parkinson’s disease in the deep trouble if you con DEAR ABBY: Exactly see the child is raised in Sister Mary Belle (left) with Sister recently of "M y Sister's Place," an early .stages and it may tinue to "see each other.’' what are the responsibili the same faith as |he Theresa Font© offer refreshments to emergency shelter for homeless get worse with time.) ties of a godmother? parents. However, god an unidentified visitor to the opening women. In Hartford’s North End. Herpes J, says he will not ask DEAR ABBY: The Here’s the situation: I parents do not, as many other evening at dinner I have a friend. We’re 3 his wife for a divorce until assume, have any obliga he’s sure 1 am leaving my jokingly said to my hus close, but not that close. tion to give financial as husband. Who should band, 'T il bet your girl “ M olly" has a 3-year-old sistance or to adopt child linked make the first m ove'’ friend’s name is the same child and she’s expecting ren who lose their About Town DEADLOCKED as mine.’ another any day now. She parents. That is the re He said. "It sure is. is also being dovorced. sponsibility of the DEAR DEAD: There is That way I won’t get you I am a professional f to Albs guardian. ^ more than an '.Alphonse- two mixed up." But, woman, single and child Tea for Junior Women Christian meeting .Abby, as he was saying less. The other night we Problems? You’ll feel BOSTON (U P I) - Physicians say Gaston minuet" going on The Manchester Junior Women’s Club will have a here You and ,1. may feel this, he became so flus met for dinner. (We do better if you get them off A Christian group for alcoholics and drug abusers the epidemic of A cqu ii^ Immune memberahip tea Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at the First that you 'belong' to tered he poured too much that once or twice a year.) your chest. Write to Abby, meets every Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Community Deficiency Syndrome, AIDS, may Federal Savings Bank on West Middle Turnpike. gether, but you obviously ketchup on his plate, and During dinner Molly P.O. Box 38923, Holly Baptist Church, 585 E. Center St. John Sutherland, professor of history and director be linked to a herpes virus and are don't trust each othei his face got as red as the asked me to be her baby’s wood, Calif, 9003.8. For a of the Institute of Local History at Manchester The group features preaching, prayer, speakers warning homosexuals to limit their There is also the prob ketchup he was pouring. godmother. I accepted on personal reply, please en Community College, will give a slide and lecture and group discussion. Refreshments are served and number of sexual partners.' lem of .1. s dealing with his What are your com an impulse and we went close a stamped, self- presentation called "Cheney Brothers Was the the meeting is open to the public. Please use the rear The evidence supporting a role of guilt if he ieaves an ailjng ments? He travels a lot in on to talk about other addressed envelope. World.” entrance. one of five herpes viruses in AIDS is Prospective members may contact Jeanne For- “ weighty,” said Dr. Martin Hirsch, schino at 647-9302. « infectious disease specialist at Har vard .Medical School and the Gradual cutting down on fats Quilters to meet Massachusetts Gmieral Hospital. A publication from' Harvard’s Sunset Club meets The Nutmeg Quilters will meet Tuesday at 7:30p.m. news office Sunday said the h e r p e at the Vernon Police Station, Route 30, in the s virus caUed “ cytomegalovirus,” The Sunset Club will meet Tuesday at 1 p.m. at the community hall. Diana Packard will present a endemic among homosexual men, works better than crash diet Senior Citizen’s Center, 549 Middle Turnpike. demonstration on crazy quilting. has been “ linked to AIDS while other viruses have not.” DEAR DR. LAM B:Y- The test came back nor “ For homosexuals, limiting the our reply to the woman mal and I was taken off number of sex partners would be ad whose husband was over thyroid for a month. Since Support group visable,” Hirsch said. weight brought back me then I have gained weight St. Bridget’s divorced and separated support group He warned that a person in the mories of 10 years ago and have been tired and will meet Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. in the church College notes high risk group should be on the when my husband, also Your Health feeling sluggish. I thought basement on 70 Main St. Paul Allen of the Manchester lookout for signs of persistent lymph overweight in just about once you were on thyroid Learning Center will speak on coping with problems. U P I photo node sweUing, unexpected fatigue or that amount, tried a diet Lawrence Lamb, M.D. medication you were on it Refreshments will be served. weight loss, prolonged fever or forever. LISA BRYANT, 11, AND HER MOTHER such as you recom Dean’s list student . . patient felt better with iMimpanlon diarrhea, discoloration of the skin, mended. It was .so restric or increased shortness of breath. tive in allowing the foods, DEAR READER: You PaulE. Peck, sonofMrs. NaomiW. PeckofEsquire Homosexuals have a high number should contact your doc dressings and condiments Fruit walk Drive, has been named to the fall term dean’s list at of infections and possibly contract tor in view of your symp J Miniature patients which he had grown to Hartwick College, Oneonta, N.Y. He is a senior at the one before another is completely toms. It could be that you The Army & Navy Auxiliary will meet Wednesday love and indulge in over pie juice, dry milk and ice concentrated sweets. college. gone, which could lead to immune really do need thyroid at 7:30 p.m. at the club house on Main Street. the years that alter two cubes w hirred in a That leaves plenty of good system deficiencies, he said. weeks of salads with vi- supplement. The other Members should bring fruit, $2 average, for a fruit blender to make a deli food. Thb richest source of the herpes naigarette dressing, cious siush.' ' possibility is that after walk following the meeting. Refreshments will be I have given the general served. ‘ Dolls help kids vims in Infected males Is semen, t^ in g the thyroid for so steamed vegetables, no Over a period of a year principles of preparing Named to dean’s list Hirsch said, with promiscuous butter, and apple for long, your pituitary gland he dropped almost all of food to control body homosexuals having a high level of dessert, he rationalized the excess weight and we that stimulates the thy weight in The Health Chrystine Mahlstedt of 125 Butternut Road has been exposure. that his body couldn’t take both had a good time roid just didn’t respond L e tte r 9-12, K itchen named to the dean’s list at Roger Williams College, in the hospital “ This could conceivably lead to when you stopped thyroid. Overeaters to meet the shock. planning menus and Power for Weight Control, Bristol, R.I. (or the fall semester. A When you are taking overwhelming chronic infection and I loved the guy and working up recipes. We which I am sending you. Overeaters Anonymous will meet Wednesday at 7 thyroid you don’t need, immuno-deficiency,” the report certainly understood the even took to walking. Others can send 75 cents p.m. in the conference rooms of Manchester FRAMINGHAM, Mass. (U P I) - tubes to the arms simulating an in your own thyroid quits said. frustration, so 1 started a Now, at 61, he is strong, with a long, stamped, Memorial Hospital. Eleven-year-old Lisa Bryant was travenous injections. putting out as much hor Dr. Robert Schooley, also an in very gradual cutting virile and has a blood self-addressed envelope Newcomers are invited to come at 7:45 p.m. and a frightened in the strange hospital Each doll, unmarked and un mone. Then when you stop Student In program fectious disease specialist, said “ the down on the foods, that he pressure reading and cho f ior it to m e, in care of the general meeting will follow at 8 p.m. There are no until a look-alike companion un clothed when initially given to the the medication it is sup homosexuals with AIDS have pretty should not have The lesterol level that makes Manchester Herald, P.O. dues, fees or weigh-ins. Peggy Muldoon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William derwent every medical ordeal with child, is gradually transformed into posed to shift gears and consistently been those who are salads got bigger, the bleu his doctor smile. All with Box 1551, Radio City Sta Muldoon of ISO Eldridge St. is enrolled In the National •her. d foot-hi^ miniature of the patient, start producing additional extremely active with a large cheese dressing only out so much as an aspirin. tion, New York, N.Y, Standard Program for Outdoor Leadership Certifica With two broken legs and stitches with yam and buttons supplied for enough to flavor it. We hormone. If this failed to number of different partners — a So there is more than one 10019. tion at Unitv College in Maine. in her arm, Lisa’s favorite toy the hair and eyes, pipe cleaners, felt N shared a baked potato happen in your case, your Koffee Krafters meet mean of 61 partners a year.” way to get to St. Louis. Ms. Muldoon is a soptomore. The program "became a doll hearing an uncanny pens and crayons for the mouth, The tablespoon of sour doctor may want to do AIDS, a virtual break down in the DEAR DR. LAMB: The Koffee Krafters of the Nutmeg Branch YWCA, involves a two—week winter trip into the wilds of ' resemblance to the patient. Both material for a hospital gown and a cream was one-hal{ DEAR READER: Your something about it. Immune system that leaves a victim Since age 14, I ’ve been on 78 N . Main St., will meet Wednesday from 9:30 a.m. to Baxter State Park in Northern Maine. Lisa and her unusual roommate had “ doctor’s kit” filled with medical yogurt. We ate mountains story is a good example of Sometimes thyroid hor prey to an array of fatal infections thyroid. Now 1 am 22. 1 noon. brown hair, brown eyes, a cheery equipment. of stir fried vegetables how what is done in the was taking Proloid, 32 mg mone is given to “ rest" Members will work on soft sculpture. They should and diseases, was first identified in the thyroid or during smile, legs in casts and.stitches in prepared in just a trace of kitchen affects the fami (1‘-^ grain) but when I bring nylon stockings, button hole thread, polyfill or “ Do whatever you want to the the Los Angeles, San Francisco and temporary conditions and one arm. oil and served over an ly's body fat. You can went to get my refill my cotton, six-inch square fabric and 28-inch lace. Cadet honored doll,” Ms. a o ve r telU the surprised New York City areas, where large anthill of rice. can be discontinued in “ Everything the doctors did to prepare good tasty food doctor said I needed to be Hostesses are Diane Zeppa and Margaret Reggeo. youngsters, who grab the numbers of homosexuals are con N.) longer did we spoon time. ipe, I did to her,” lisa said, “ and that satisfies without fat tested again because I The group is open to anyone interested in making John H. Wilt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Wilt of 56 stethoscope, blood pressure cuff, centrated. Some 900 cases of AIDS up mounds ol ice cream 'Jiaving the doll was better than no tening. The key is elimi might not need the medi Locking for an crafts. Participants must be members of the YWCA Lexington Drive, has been named to the dean’s list at thermometer, tubes and bandages, have been reported altogether in 30 topped with chocolate one when I was alone.” nating fat, which contains cation anymore. I stayed apartment? Check the and the Koffee Krafters. Babysitting is provided by the Massachusetts Maritime Academy in Buzzards other states, Haiti and Canada. Only sauce. Now it was frozen The plain muslin dolls, given to often laughing for the first time more calories than any off medicine for one week many vacancies listed in calling 647-1437 in advance. a handful of cases have been strawberries, frozen ap- bat. Mass. the children in the Pediatrics Unit of since they entered the hospital. other food you eat, and and had a thyroid test. the Classified each day. reported in Elurope. _ J^ramingham Union Hospital, are so The syringe is particularly pop AIDS also is believed to be passed ;>;absorbiiiig even Raggedy Ann, Bar- ular among patients receiving many bie, toy cars and cuddily teddy bears through infected blood. Social Security injections. “ For the sake of public health, x ' are ignored. Cinema high-risk people should limit their !, “ The children turn the dolls Into “They really go after the doll” blood donations until the agent is images of themselves,” said with a vengeance, regardless of sex, ; . Pediatric Patient Activity ^lecialist identified and tests are developed to liartforil Timerider (PG ) 7:40,9:30. 9:20. Ms. Clover said. detect carriers,” Hirsch said. > ! -Brenda Clover, “ and we use the Alheneum Cinema — — Sorceress (R ) 7:30, 9:20. 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They we weren’t in the game.” \4 the league leader in assists. forced 24 turnovers and had 15 Abdul-Jabbar was outplayed by The Lakers had failed to score at steals. Robert Parish who had 24 points, 18 least 100 points only three times in And all this from a team which, rebounds (to Abdul- Jabbar’s 6), 42 games. They were off to their despite having won 12 of its last 14 four assists, three steals and three best start since 1971-72, when they before tapoff, had been erratic and blocked shots. won 33 straight. They were riding a hardly up to championship form. •’I try to make him work,” seven-game winning streak, their “ This team always bounces Parish said of Abdul-Jabbar. fourth of the year, and were second back,” said Celtics coach Bill “ You have to work hard to play in the league in scoring and point Fitch. “ When you hear there’s against him,” Abdul-Jabbar said differential. something wrong with us, that’s of Parish. when you better watch out.” Bird, held to six points in the first Los Angeles stayed with the half, came alive in the third Boston Celtics for all of 20 minutes. The first Boston spurt came quarter. Refreshed from his short Then they were blown out of Boston when Fitch refused to watch Larry breather, he scored 15 of his 21 Garden before a pre-Super Bowl Bird get victimized anymore by points in the third period, nine television audience by two the shiftier, speedier Jamaal during a 15-3 run that gave Boston defense-created surges. The final Wilkes, who had 20 points. It was a 91-74 lead. That vyas it. score, 110-95, was an accurate 46-46 with 4:40 remaining in the During the spurt, the Lakers measure of the disparity on this first half. Fitch inserted M.L. made just three foul shots. They particular day. Carr, who not only blanked Wilkes went more than six minutes ‘We don’ t like to lose games to but finished a 14-4 run that gave without a field goal and never got the so-called ‘big teams,” ’ ex Boston a 60-50 halftime lead. closer than 12 points. plained L A ’s Magic Johnson, who “ I like the big situations, the “ Larry made the big plays in the # * # ' 4 had 14 points. “ And we sure would ones where I’m at center stage,” third period,” said Parish, who have liked to have made a better said Carr, who closed the surge had four points in the run. “ We showing on national television. But with a steal and dunk at the started getting a lot of bunny we’ll have to wait to get them next halftime buzzer. “ I like the situa (easy) shots because of our work. time. This was their day.” tions where I ’m in control and But it wasn’t just him. Everybody The Celtics held LA to a shooting where the other guy has to think, contributed, either on offense or percentage of .443, well below their -tjiey have to change the way they defense. That was the key.” College Basketball No. 1 spot up for grabs UPI photo
DOLPHINS’ EARNEST RHONE SACKS QUARTERBACK By Tony Falva and '5-2 in the Big Ten. Iowa, 13-4 In other games involving top- 10 UPl photos . . . Joe Theismann In first quartpr action UPI Sports Writer overall, is 4-3 in league play. teams. No. 5 Memphis State The No. 1 spot in the nation is a No. 3 North Carolina and No. 4 clubbed Eastern Kentucky 80- 65, big question mark once again. Virginia were winners Saturday. No. 6 St. John’s topped Manhattan WASHINGTON'S MAN OF TH E HOUR MIAMI’S FULTON WALKER JUBILIANT REDSKINS CELEBRATE After a weekend that confused Michael Jordan’s 39 points led 65-58, and Georgia upset No. 10 John Riggins breaks away for winning TD . . . returns kickoff 98 yards for TD . . touchdown In Super Bowl XVII Sunday the ratings, with top- ranked UCLA North Carolina to a tough 72-65 Kentucky 70-63. losing to Alabama before beating victory over Georgia Tech and At Memphis, Tenn., Keith Lee McNeal found Riggins Notre Dame and No. 2 Indiana Ralph Sampson scored 35 points to scored a career-high 35 points and losing to Iowa, the national leader lift Virginia to a 98-81 blowout of grabbed 14 rebounds. Eastern this week may be found in the No. 8 Louisville. Kentucky, down 40-38 at the half, Atlantic Coast Conference — At Greensboro, N.C., the Tar stayed close until midway through either North Carolina or Virginia Heels went to their four-corners the second half when the Tigers — or may even be the only delay game with a 65-61 lead in the began an 18-5 tear. tough to bring down At New York, Billy Goodwin Hogs and Smurfs just super unbeaten team in Division I, final 3:30 and hit on seven of eight Nevada-Las Vegas. free throws in the final 1:35 for scored 18 points and St.‘ John’s, 18-1, hit on 29 of 35 free throws to PASADENA, Calif. (U PI) - U P I’s latest rankings will be their seventh straight victory to announced Tuesday. improve to 16-3 overall and 5-0 in secure its victory. PASADENA, Calif. (U P D -L e d fans, in that order.” history. post- season after notching just one culminated in Theismann’s 6-yard Comerback Don McNeal hung on game.” UCLA rebounded from its loss the conference. At Athens, Ga., Vern Fleming by a band of Hogs and Smurfs and Cooke, beaming broadly in a “ Since the middle of last season, reception in nine regular-season TD flip to Brown, a first-year as long as he could, but finally he Woodley hit just 4-of-14 passes Friday night to the Crimson Tide At Charlottesville, Va., Virginia scored 17 points to lead three other an animalistic fullback, the Wa houndstooth hat, accepted the the Redskins have been the best games. receiver who finished the reduced had to let go. And as John Riggins for 97 yards, and 76 came on a TD with a 59-53 victory Sunday over roared to a 54-37 halftime lead on players in double figures as shington Redskins capped the Vince Lombardi Trophy from NFL team in pro football and they “ It was just a little fade," said season with 10 scoring catches in 13 slid from his grasp, so did the pass to Jimmy Cefalo that gave the the Fighting Irish at Los Angeles. two key spurts, then took a 72-42 Georgia upset Kentucky and Year of the Strike by making the Commissioner Pete Rozelle in a proved it today,” sai^ Miami Theismann of Garrett’s scoring Miami Dolphins’ hopes of becom Dolphins a 7-0 lead at 6:49 of the games. As Bruins guard Ralph Jackson lead in the opening four minutes of earned a share of the Southeastern Miami defense work overtime. raucous dressing room. coach Don Shula, who made his catch. “ When people try to press The partisan Redskins’ crowd of ing Super ^ w i champions. I opening quarter. Cefalo got behind said, “ Nobody wants to lose two in the second half and coasted. Conference lead with the Wildcats. The NFC champions evened "This magnificent team has the him outside, we just try to put it “ I was there, I had the position, fifth Super Bowl appearance. strong safety Tony Peters down 103,667 sensed it was over and a a row on national TV .” Louisville came no closer than 17 their Super Bowl record at 1-1 privilege of playing in front of the up.” but he’s very physical, a very “ You have to give a lot of credit to the right sidelines, caught the ball desperate Shula turned to Strock. Forward Darren Daye scored 16 points. The Cavaliers, 17-2, handed In the second 10, it was: No. 12 Sunday with a 27-17 upset of the most fabulous fans on the face of Walker continued to press the tough guy to bring down,” McNeal the Washington offense and John near midfield and then broke back The Washington defense treated points and guard Rod Foster added Louisville, 16-3, its first loss in its Villanova 83, No. 18 (tie) Syyra- Dolphins in a sold-out Rose Bowl the earth," Cooke said. I ’d like to Redskins' special teams to the said. “ I hit him high and I should Riggins. He was a dominant force. diagonally to go into the end zone him with equal contempt, how 12 to lead the Bruins, 14- 2. Jackson last nine games. cuse , 75: No. 13 Missouri 79, and Washington's self- named say thank you to each and every limit on the following kickoff as he have hit him low. All your life they And the Redskins' offensive line untouched. ever, as he failed to complete a added 10 points, including four free “ I pick Virginia No. 1," said Nebraska 56; No. 15 Georgetown "H ogs" of the offensive line made one of them.” had a great surge in the second Dexter Manley's hit on Woodley darted 98 yards for a touchdown, pass in three attempts. teach you to hit low, to stop the 69, Boston College 67; No. 17 legs. The time came to do it, and I throws in the final 12 seconds. John Louisville Coach Denny Crum. pigs of themselves by devouring Riggins capped the greatest half.” and subsequent fumble recovery the firat kickoff return tor a acore "The second half was so frustrat Paxson led Notre Dame with 18 “ I ’ve done it all year long. I don’t Minnesota 63, Wisconsin 58: and the Dolphins’ league-leading forgot what I had learned.” post-season runing display in The Dolphins took a 17-10 half by fellow defensive lineman Dave in Super Bowl history. Walker ing,” said Woodley. “ The running points. care how many games they’ve No. 18 (tie) Washington State 67, defense Riggins treated McNeal like a league history as the Redskins time advantage using a big- play Butz paved the way for a 31-yard caught the ball at the 2-yard line game didn’t get going and my Indiana, meanwhile, suffered a lost: I think they’re the best Stanford 63. Operating behind that battering revolving door Sunday, running rumbled for an astounding 276 attack, but the Washington defense field goal by Moseley to make it 7-3 and burst up the middle before passing was off. There was nothing lopsided 63-48 loss to the Big Ten team.” Guards Dwayne McClain and ram. 235-pound fullback John right through him and rambling 43 yards on the ground. The 11- year held them to two first downs and no just 21 seconds into the second veering to the left sideline and to turn to. That’s about as rival Hawkeyes Saturday with No. 8 Nevada-Las VegaSNbeat Stewart Granger led a run of 12 Riggins set a Super Bowl record yards for a touchdown to begin the veteran provided the game's key completions in the second half. period, but Fulton Walker then putracing the ^rsu it. frustrated as I ’ve ever been on a Greg Stokes scoring 23 points and Long Beach State 78-74 at I/Ong straight second-half points to lift with 166 yards and diminutive surge that lifted the Washington play five minutes into the fourth Garrett, who caught a 4-yard TD uncorked two big kickoff returns to Riggins’ go-ahead TD (iame on football field. It’s really Andre Banks adding 11 off the Beach, Calif., as center Sidney Villanova...Steve Stipanovich "Smurf” receivers Alvin Garrett Redskins to a 27-17 victory. period when he broke through an pass from Theismann in the second set up 10 Miami points. fourth down at the Miami 43 right depressing." bench. Green scored 32 points. UNLV, scored 22 points to pace Missouri- and Charlie Brown each caught a Miami led 17-13 in the final arm tackle by 192-pound corner- period, helped pull the Redskins Walker, whose best return dur after t'he Dolphins had called a Even a phone call from Presi Iowa Coach Lute Olson called the trailing most of the game, rallied .,.David Wingate drove the length touchdown pass from Joe Theis- period but on 4th-and-l, the burly back Don McNeal on 4th-and- within 17-13 with a 44-yard flanker ing the regular season was 32 timeout to refresh their defense — dent Reagan, who first called second period, when the Hawkeyes to remain undefeated at 18-0. The of the court for the winning basket mann. Riggins was named the inches and dashed 43 yards to put Riggins — the game’s Most Valua reverse early in the second half. ya;[^s, ran 42 yards with the , which was on the field for 36:15 of a Gibbs, failed to cheer up a surged, “ our smartest and proba game was the first in Long Beach as time expired to give George game's Most Valuable Player. ble Player — took the handoff, Washington ahead 20-17. That scamper set up Mark Mose ensuing kickoff,« setting up von ‘ possible 60 minutes. disconsolate Shula. bly best half of basketball this for Nevada Coach Jerry Tarkan- town a victory...Jim Petersen hit a ^ The Washington defense entered slam m ^ into McNeal and raced "One of their guys fell down and I ley's second field goal of the game, Schamann’s 20-yarder at the 9- “ It's a play we ran all season, it’s “ There’s probably nothing season.” ian since he left Long Beach State free throw and a dunk in the final 55 the game lacking a nickname. The untouched for the longest touch guess McNeal couldn’t hold on,” a 20-yarder at 6:51, and the Miami minute mark. 'The Redskins re called 70-chip out of the I- anyone could say right now to Indiana dropped to 15-2 overall in 1973. seconds to carry MMinnesota. Dolphins left the field having a few said Riggins, who rushed for 610 offense was going nowhere under sponded with an 80-yard march in formation,” said Riggins. “ If you make you feel better,” Reagan down run in Super Bowl history to four-letter ones to suggest. yards and four touchdowns in a the shaky leadership of young 11 plays, capped by Theismann's went back, you'd see that we ran it said in a call from the White House. start the Redskins on their way to "Some people underestimate us superb four- game playoff series. David Woodley. 4-yard flip to Garrett, a 5-foot-7 7-8 times against Dallas last week. “ You’re absolutely right, Mr. • victory. because we re a total team, tough Despite a 57-day players' strike “ I think they got a little conser reserve who beat Gerald Small If we can get through the line, we President,” Shula said. A despondent McNeal made no and physical, " said coach Joe that cost each club an estimated $2 vative once they got the halftime into the right com er with 1:51 left can make a big play. The offensive It was up to Riggins, Washing excuses for missing the tackle. Gibbs after guiding the Redskins to million, the Redskins won a record lead,” said Washington free safety in the half to make it 10-10. line was magnificent — I might ton’s 33-year-old sage, to put the “ I grabbed him and held'on as their 12th victory in 13 games long as I could but I could feel him 'Skins ih spotlight, $36,000 per player in capturing and player representative Mark Theismann, who hit 15-of-23 take them out to dinner when we game in perspective. during the strike- shortened sea their eighth straight while the Murphy. “ We felt the key was passes for 143 yards, started the get back to D.C.” ’’Are you happy?” he was asked. slipping away,” the third-year son. " I want to thank God. (club Dolphins, 10-3, settled for $18,000 getting them into sure passing drive with a 27-yard strike to Rick The Dolphins couldn’t manage, a ” I ’m happy at least for tonight,” player from Alabama said. “ Fi- owner) Mr. Jack Kent Cooke, per man in the rematch of Super situations and we blitzed a lot on Walker and ended it by finding first down after the Riggins' score was Riggins’ partial reply. “ Ron . nally, I just couldn’t hold on any (general manager) Mr. Bobby Bowl VII, which Miami won 14-7 to first down, not only to put pressure Garrett, the unlikely playoff hero and Washington iced the game may be president, but I ’m the longer. Once I let go, I knew he was Beathard. my players and then our end the only perfect season in NFL on Woodley but to stop the running who caught his fifth TD catch of the with a 41-yard, 12-play drive that king.” gone. I didn’t want to get up. I let it required lot of time slip away. I fell down trying to get UPI Photo over there but that’s no excuse. I . got there ... I was right where I 'Credit has to go to line’ ; wanted to be. PICTURE OF DEJECTION PASADENA, Calif. (U PI) - blasted through Miami’s league- “ 1 just want to say congratula • “ But Riggins is so damn tough.” Miami defender Kim Bokamper Just like the city they represent, best defense for an astounding 276 tions to that team of yours,” ! Washin^on’s rally came as the the Washington Redskins have yards on the ground. Reagan said, "and I ’d like to know Dolphins’ offense sputtered to a learned the art of lobbying. The 235-pound fullback provided if your team would now like to help halt. Quarterback David Woodley The Redskins complained about the game’s key play five minutes me bn Capitol ^ill. Also, do you produced only 30 yards in the House. “ It’s real hard to take,” said the not receiving their due during an into the fourth period when he think Riggins would mind me Riggins won 8-1 regular season and Sunday’s broke through an arm tackle by changing the spelling of my name MVP second half and fa iM to complete “ You’re absolutely right, Mr. 5-foot-lO Walker, whose longest a single pass in a dismal offensive President,” Shula responded. previous return this season was 32 Super Bowl XVII marked the 192-pound comerback Don McNeal to add an ’I ’ and a couple of 'G ’s. show. “ We had the opportunities but yards. “ We came so far and we second straight week they were on 4th-and-inches and rumbled 43 You really earned it out there." PASADENA. Calif. (UPI) — of Riggins' on the New York Jets. more than 100 yards in four "The secondhalf was so frustrat they made the plays,” Shula told seemed to be control and then it rated underdogs to a team with a yards for a score to ppt Washington Gibbs had been praising his John Riggin.s expresses him.self "No he’s not,” said Gibbs, consecutive playoff games, break ing,” said Woodley. “ The running reporters. "Ball control is the key, just fell apart. The only other poorer record. By sinking the ahead 20-17. team all week for its versatility like he runs — with little wasted correcting Adamie, in the jubilant ing the record of three set by Larry game didn’t get going and my keeping the ball on long drives and kickoff I’ve ever returned for a Miami Dolphins 27-17, the Reds “ One of their guys fell down and I and the self-named "HogS” of the motion. Redskins dressing room. "H e’s a Csonka and Franco Harris. passing was off. There was nothing keeping your defense off the field. touchdown was against Buffalo (88 kins earned their first Super Bowl guess McNeal couldn’t hold on.” offensive line certainly did their At the outset of the playoffs, the very intelligent person once you It wasn't the kind of-ruii that to turn to. That’s about as W e’ve pulled that act on a lot of yards in 1981), and we lost that victory and exorcised some pri said the Super Bowl Most Valuable part in controlling the line of veteran Washington Redskins ful get to know him." made Gale Sayers famous, but frustrated as I ’ve ever been on a teams over the years and won a lot game. When I did it today, I vate demons. Player, who rushed for 610 yards scrimmage — and the outcome. lback approached Coach Joe Gibbs Two years ago, Riggins quit the rather a simple off-tackle play In ' football field. of games. Today, we had it done to thought about that.” “ I think some people have and four touchdowns in a glorious^ “ We’ve run the ball on everyb and told him: " I don’t have much game to return to his farm in which Riggins ran through Don "The Redskins took It away from us. Walker caught the ball at the 2, underestimated us because we’re four-game span in the post-season. ody we’ve faced in the playoffs and time left, so why don’t you give me Kansas. McNeal’s attempted tackle at the us in the second half. They didn’t " I t ’s a very sad time for us. We followed his wedge of blockers, cut a total team," said coach Joe “ Our offensive line was magnifi 1 think we were very sharp the football?" line of scrimmage into a vacant do anything we didn’t plan on, but had it and we let it get away. But across the field and outran the Gibbs, who guided the Redskins to ' cent — I might take them out to offensively today," said center On Sunday. Riggins carried the " I spent the time listening to my secondary. they p la y ^ a great man-to-man we’re a young team and hopefully entire Washington defense in the their eighth straight triumph to dinner or something when we get Jeff Bostic. "W e played Redskins ball J8 times for a Super Bowl- cows, but after a while I got itchy,” J coverage and we couldn’t do we learned something. We’ ll be most electrifying play of the game. finish at 12-1. " I want to thank God, back to D.C.” football today. That fourth-down record 166 yards to lead Washing he said. “ A lot of the credit has to go to anything against it. It’s so frustrat back. I know we’ll be back.” " I baited the guys the guys to the (club owner) Mr. Jack Kent Cooke, The Washington defense, over call is our bread-and-butter and ton to a 27-17 victory over the Not in his wildest dreams, our line,” he said, alluding to the ing not to be able to get anything ’The man who took the loss the right, then cut to the middle and (general manager) Mr. Bobby shadowed in recent weeks by its obviously we went with what got us Miami Dolphins in Super Bowl Riggins admitted, did he expect now-famous Hogs. ’’They did the done — to work so hard, to prepare hardest might have been special got free,” he explained. “ I was Beathard, my players and then our Miami counterpart, yielded a here. XVII. then to be named the Super Bowl’s job all year, and they certainly did so well, and then just fail to teams player Fulton Walker. With waiting for someone to jump on my fans, in that order.” paltry 3^ total yards in the second “ We call thatplay ’70-chip.’ John “ I told Joe I wanted the ball for Most Valuable Player. The Reds the job today. execute. It’s really depressing.” a dazzling 98-yard kickoff return back, but I turned on the s p ^ and Behind record-setting fullback half and forced Dolphins’ coach bounced off left tackle and when I the Detroit game," he joked "But kins fullback cinched the honor — “ 'You know me,” Riggins said. Even a telephone call from for a touchdown, it appeared the got it into the end zone. It was real John Riggins and a defense that Don Shula to substitute backup saw him go down the sidelines he kind of got carried away. " and the victory — when he romped “ 1 like to win. I change directions President Reagan could not cheer second-year sp e^ster from West boost to the team ... I hoped it limited Miami to two first downs Don Strock for a very ineffective alone, I had only one thought — Riggins, who entered the game for a 43-yard touchdown with 10 every five minutes. It's the same up Miami Coach Don Shula. Virginia would be the hero of Super would spur us on. But it all went and zerp completions in the second David Woodley in the final Super Bowl ring.” as the N F L ’s seventh all- time minutes left to give Washington a thing I ’ve been doing for 11 years.” “ There is . probably nothing Bowl XVII. sour. I feel real bad right now. half, the Redskins rallied from a minutes. Joe Theismann, who completed leading rusher, has always been 20-17 lead. “ Are you doing it better now?" anyone could say right now to But when it was over. Walker " I was all the way at the top and 17-10 halftime deficit in a rematch “ When they got that halftime 15-of-23 passes for 143 yards and the freest of spirits. The touchdown was the longest someone asked. make you feel better,” Reagan was just one of 49 dejected fell all the way to the bottom, all in of Super Bowl VII, won by Miami lead I think they got a little two TDs, said there weren’t “ He’-s crazy," said NBC broad run in Super Bowl history. He also “ You’ll haye to ask my wife,” said in the phone call from. White Dolphins. one game.” 14-7. conservative,” said Redskins’ free enough game balls to go around the caster Mike Adamie, a teammate became the first player to rush for Riggins said. Cooke, beaming broadly in a safety and player representative Washington dressing room. houndstooth hat,- accepted the Mark Murphy. “ Actually, we shut “ I think we can now pinch Vince Lombardi Trophy from NFL them down all day except for some ourselves ... the dream is over," Lendl below par but triumphs Commissioner Pete Rozelle In a big plays. The key, we felt, was to said Theismann, who was the Wall Street looks to big year raucous dressing room and had the get them in long-yardage situa quarterback when the Redskins composure to needle Rozelle. tions and we blitzed a lot on first lost their first five games last year DETROIT (U P I) — Ivan Lendl “ The way I play is hitting the ball tirelessly witb the umpire, "This magnificent team has the down in an attempt to stop the run in Gibbs’ maiden season. "Thereis wasn’t at his best, but that didn’t hard,” be said. “ It was frustrating smashed a couple of balls Into the privilege of playing in front of they as .much as apply pressure to no other pinnacle we have to climb. following result in Super Bowl atop him from capturing the that I was hitiing hard but missing \ stands and then walloped the most fabulous fans on the face of Woodley. I can’t tell you how proud I am to be $250,000 World Championship Ten shots that I should bit.” middle of the net with his racquet. the earth,” Cooke said. “ I’d like to “ We felt we’ve had a great a member of the Washington NEW YORK (U PI) - When the Mari^t Predictor theory deve Standard & Poor’s 500-stock index nis Winter Finals. It wasn’t an easy win for the thank each of them personally. As defense all year and, of course, it Redskins. With coacli Ion TIriac giving Washington Redskins beat the loped by Robert Stovall, Dean goes down. Lendl, the tourney’s No. 1 seed, 22-year-old Czech In the three- for you, my dear Pete, you said we makes you play harder when the “ This is 49 guys who fought their hour, six-minute match. Vilas signals of encouragement, Miami Dolphins in Sunday’s Super Witter Reynolds vice president. The theory, incredibly, has earned the $125,000 first prize had the best record in the NFC. As other team is getting all the hearts out during the season and After losing the opening three the crowd of 4,438 at Cobo Arena Bowl XVII, the prospective for worked in 15 of the past 16 games. Sunday by downing Guillermo a matter of fact, we had the best publicity. This has been a roller I ’m here as a representative of a ll. began to back the 31- year-old tunes of many Wall Street theory The Predictor says that whe Vilas 7-8, 6-2, 2-6, tA . games, Lendl, winning the next record in the NFL! ” coaster year, considering the 49 and the coaching staff. There’s Argentinian. But Lendl was buffs rose. never a member of the National The only exception was in 1070 It was Lendl’i 10th consecutive three, broke even. But Vilas, using Riggins capped the greatest strike, .and I ’m still in a state of nobody like ’em in the world.” undaunted. That’s because the outcome Football Conference or an old NFL when the AFC’s Kansas City Chiefs uei shots WCT win and $2 ^ straight victory. his low-bouncing, top- spinning post-season series in league his shock.” He began nailing his forehand — means the 1983 stock market, team now in the AFC wins the topped the Minnesota Vikings 24-7 Vilas, seeded No. 2, won $40,000. backhand, broke serve in the tory, breaking Franco Harris’ President Reagan quickly as a response to Vilas’ low- which got off to a roaring start, will Super Bowl, the stock market goes of the NFC in New Orleans, The , " I Just wanted to serve well and eighth to pull ahead, 5-3. single-game Super Bowl record jumped on the Washington band sklddlng backhand — and re end up a winner at year’s-end, up. If the AFC team wins, the S&P 500 edged up slightly that JOE THEISMANN TURNS TABLES ON DOLPHIN bit the ball d ^ , ’’ said Lendl. " I During that game, Lendl ap with 166 yards and one touchdown wagon with a post-game phone call bounded to win the set. according to the Super Bowl Stock market as measured by the year. .. prevents Interception by linebacker Kim Bokamper wasn’t doing that early. peared out of control. He a rgu ^ in 38 carries as the Redskins to Gibbs. i f .1 Ih - MANCHESTER HERALD. Mon., Jan. 31, 1983 I MANCHESTER HERALD, Mon., Jan. 31, 1983 - 17 .Sports South Windsor outscores East, 7-5 'Valendar
BOLTON— Each side exhibited South Windsor again,” Manriix West and Paul Roy, the latter with "That was the turning point,” marker with 5:42 to go, assisted by Monday 5 6 T firepower but South Windsor High said. a short-handed goal on a slap shot Mannix said, referring to the quick Nowak and Ken Mawhinney, li- BASKETBALL had more ammunition as the The .win moves the Bobcats to from the top of the faceoff circle, two-goal burst. “It broke our ^'nemates on the Bobcats’ No. nine. Middlesex at MCC (at Cheney).8 Scoreboard East Catholic at Coventry Bobcats outlasted East Catholic, 10-2 for the season while the loss made it 3-1 East. backs. It was tough to swallow. I "It was a good game but we (girls). 8 7-5, in ice hockey action Saturday drops East to 8-4. The Eagles have The Bobcats, however, came can’t explain why we give up goals seemed to tire in the third peribd,” night at the Bolton Ice Palace, lost to only two clubs, South back with 1:01 left in the period on in spurts but that definitely hurt WRESTLING M said 'Mannix. ‘”rhey skated as Coventry at East Catholic. 6 “South Windsor has a lot of guys Windsor and Enfield, each twice. Main's first goal. us.” strongly in the third period as they who can shoot the puck and score. Jeff Main was the main man for Roy, with his second goal of the Tuesday did in the first and we didn’t. I feel BASKETBALL We do too but they have more.” South Windsor as he tallied four "That definitely hurt. South contest, assisted by Maxim and . that was the difference.” defeated California 7544; defeated Stan Robin Walton 2.487 75-7449-76-2® Manchester at Simsbury. 8 Oakland (AFC) 14 010 3-27 ford 67-63 Nancy Lopez 2.487 74-7673-71-2® said East Coach Bill Mannix, who goals. "He is just an excellent Windsor seems to get goals in Jason Haiiford, made it 5^ going ► 71-73-72-7^2® hockey player,” Mannix said, strategic places. It was too bad we into the third period. East outshot the Bobcats, 29-25. St. Paul at East CathoUc. 7:30 Philadelphia (NFC) 0 3 0 7^10 20. Wake Forest (13-4) lost to North Silvia Bertolaccin 2,487 despite the loss was encouraged by Winning coach— Tom Flores. Carolina 80-78; lost to Arkansas 6^ . Patty Sheehan 2,487 71-7447-76-2® his sextet's performance, praising Main. "He is a senior this gave that goal up. It wasn't the South Windsor tallied th ree. Chris Poshpeck was in goal for Cheney .Tech at VInal Tech. 8 Super Bowl XVI Basketball Beth Solomon 1.819 69-75-75-70-2® East while Leo Bonazelli was Cromyvell at Bolton, 8 At Pontiac, Mich., Jan. 24, 1962. A- Cindy Lincoln 1,819 71- 72-75-71-2® "Overall I was pleased. The kids year and is one of the best players turning point but it definitely unanswered tallies in the third 61.2)0. Hockey 72- 71-74-72-2® between the pipes for the winners. Simsbury at Manchester (girls), Football BIG EAST Judy Rankin 1579 played with a lot of desire. We in the apea. Give him the puck in helped their cause,” Mannix said. session to take the verdict. Main, San Francisco (NFC) 713 0 A-2B Conference All Games Vivian Brownlee 1519 7673- 74-72-2® made a better effort of it agijinst front of the net and it is in." Dennis Tulimieri, assisted by assisted by Nowak, drew the East will be confronted with 8 Citfeinnati (AFC) o 0 714^21 W LPet. W LPet. Jan Stephenson 1500 73- 7675'73-2» them than the last time. Maybe the East tallied three pf the first four . Dan Baffin and Dave Olender, Bobcats even 6:21 into the period another tough opponent Wednes Wednesday Winning coach— Bill Walsh. St.John’s 7 1 .875 18 1 .947 Alice Miller 1500 72- 74-72-72-2® day evening when it Hosts defend ICE HOCKEY Super Bowl XVII Villanova. 6 1 .857 13 3 .813 Alice Ritzman 1500 74- 72-71-73-2® next time we can make even a goals. Don Maxim, assisted by made it 4-2 before goals by with Chris Kiene’s powerplay goal At Pasadena. Calif., Jan. 30.1963. A - G ^rgetown 6 1 .857 15 4 .786 Judy Ellis 1500 74-754673-2® better effort. Somewhere along Mike Keeler, on the powerplay linemates Main and Mike Nowak at the 7:39 mark proving to be the ing state Division I champ Notre Notre Dame vs. East Catholic at KB.667. Syracuse 4 3 571 13 4 .785 Jenlyn Britz 1,172 74-74-7548-291 the line (in the state Division II made it 1-0 before Chris Robbins 37 seconds apart drew South game-winner. Dame High of West Haven at the Bolton Ice Palace, 8:30 Miami (AFC) 7-100 0-17 NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOC. tostonColl. 4 3 571 13 4 .765 Sandra Spuiich 1J72 7674- 7249-»l WRESTLING Super Bowl btandings Washington (NFC) 010314-27 By United Press International By United Press International Connecticut 2 4 .333 9 8 ^ Chris Johnson 1,172 73-74-74-70-ai tournament) I feel we will meet knotted it for the Bobcats. Ken Windsor even. Main added ^n insurance Bolton Ice Palace in an 8:30 start. 1967-1963 Winninng coach—Joe Gibbs. Wales Conference Eastern Conference Pittsburgh 2 5 586 9 8 .529 Connie Chiliemi 1,172 ■ra-75-73-71-»l Manchester at Wethersfield, By United Press International Patrick Division Atlantic Division Providence 2 6 .250 911 .450 Alison Sheard 1,172 73- 72-74-72-291 6:15 (Al-AFL or AFC. (N)-NFL or NFC. Total attendance, 17 games — 1,400,490 W L T Pts. GF GA W 1- Pet. GB Seton Hall 0 9 ,000 315 .167 Vicki Tabor 1,172 74- 7679-72-»l W L Pet. PFPA Largest attendance — 103,986, Super Philadelphia 33 13 7 73 218 149 Philadelphia 38 6 .864 - Stephanie Farwig 1,172 7149-7675-291 .East Catholic at Fermi, 6 Pittsburgh (A) 4 0 1,000 lOB 73 Bowl XIV, Pasadena. Calif., Jan. 20, NY Islanders 2B 17 8 64 197 156 Boston 34 10 .773 4 Sue Ertl938 77-71-71-73-292 Berlin at Cheney Tech, 6 Green Bay (N) 2 0 1.000 MM 1960.^ Washington 24 16 12 60 2M 182 New Jersey 28 17 .622 W/* Kathy Martin 938 73- 7671-73-2® N.Y. Jets (A) 1 0 1.000 lb 7 NY Rangers 23 23 6 52 198 166 Washington 20 24 .455 16 Susie McAllister 8® 7671- 7849-290 Thursday San Francisco (N) 1 0 1.000 26 21 Pittsburgh 12 32 7 31 156 243 New York . 17 27 .386 21 Dale Eggeling 8® 75- 73-73-72-293 BASKE’TBALL Oakland (A) 2 1 .067 73 S7 Super Bowl Records New Jersey 10 31 11 31 138 20B Central Division Atsuko Hikage 8® 73- 77-71-72-293 Conard overpowers Miami (A) 2 2 .SOO » 66 By. Uniited Press International Adams Division Milwaukee 30 15 .667 — Jane Lock 8()6 74- 766874-293 Mattatuck atMCC (atCheney),8 Baltimore (N-A) 1 1 JOO 23 29 Records set Boston 33 10 7 73 199 132 Detroit 23 23 .500 P'2 Golf Judy Clark 6® 7674- 73-71-294 Northwest Catholic at East Kansas Citv (A) 1 1 JOO 33 42 Most rushing attempts — 36. John Montreal 27 14 10 64 236 181 Atlanta 21 23 .477 8>a Lauri Peterson 0® 76767672-294 Catholic (girls), 8 Washington (N) 1 1 JOO 34 31 Riggins, WasniMton (old record 34, Buffalo 25 17 9 59 199 166 Chicago 15 30 15 Pia Nilssqn 6® 74-7672-72-294 Friday Dallas TN) 2 3 .400 112 66 Franco Harris, Rttsburgh vs. Minnesota. Quebec 24 21 6 54 217 211 Indiana 14 29 .326 15 Debbie Massey 6® 7672- 73-73-294 Denver (A) 0 1 .000 10 27 Super Bowl IX). Hartford 13 32 6 32 170 249 Cleveland 9 35 .205 20>^ Cathy Morse 6® 73- 74-71-76294 BASKETBALL Los Angeles (N) 0 1 .000 19 31 Most rushing yards — 166, John Campbell Conference Western Conference Pat Meyers 519 71- 767672-2® Enfield at Manchester, 8 Philadelphia (N) 0 1 .000 10 27 Riggins, W ashii^n (old record 1S6,- Norris Division Midwest Division Carolyn Hill 519 73-7674-72-2® Tribe skaters, 9-1 Franco Harris, nttsburgh vs. Minnesota. W I. P rt GB 76767673-2® Cincinnati (A1 0 1 .000 21 26 W L T Pts. GF OA , Lori (jarbacz519 Aquinas at East Catholic, 7:30 Minnesota (N) 0 4 .000 34 96 Super Bowl IX). Chicago 31 14 7 69 220 183 San Antonio 29 IB .617 — Janet Anderson 519 77-72-7673-2® Longest touchdown run from scrim By United Press International Bolton at Cheney Tech, 8 Note: In four games before merger: Minnesota 25 14 12 62 213 186 Kansas City 23 21 .523 4>4 . $360,000 Phoenix Open Bbnnie Bryant 519 7672-7678-2® job, I pulled him to give our jayvee Green Bay won 2 as NFL. Kansas City mage — 43 yaryards, John Riggins, St. Louis 16 27 10 42 167 207 Denver 22 24 .478 Laura Hurlbut435 72- 77-74-73-2® WEST HARTFORD- Four after one period. Bill Bronson Manchester at Enfield (girls), WashingtonM (old record 22. Franco At Phoenix, Ariz., Jan. 30 goalie some work,” explained was 1-1 as AFL, Oakland lost as AFL. Detroit 12 27 12 36 156 214 Dallas 21 23 477 6>'2 (Par 72) Muffin Spencr-Dvln 435 71- 7674-73-2® goals in the first period proved to sandwiched a pair of goals around 3:30 N.Y. Jets won as AFL, Baltimore lost as Harris, Pilittsburgh vs. Dallas, Super Bowl Toronto 12 27 10 34 162 219 Utah 18 29 .383 11 Yuko Moriguchi 435 74- 7672-74-2® XIII). (Gilder won playoff on 8th extra hole) he more than enough us homes a Paul Castanho tally in the middle Manchester Coach Wayne Horton. BOYS SWIMMING NFL, Minnesota lost as NFL. Smythe Division Houston 8 36 182 19>4 x-Bob Gilder. 163.000 8B484fr48-27l Gail Hirata4® 72- 7674-75-2® Most punt returns—6 , Mike Nelms, Edmonton 29 15 10 68 280 217 Pacific Division \ 73- 7673-75-2® tanding Conard High overpowered session as the Chieftains held an "They (Conard) dominated Manchester at Penpey, 3:30 W ashin^n (old record 6, Willie Wood, Rex Caldwell. 26,133 684547-70-271 Janet Coles ^ Calgary 21 25 7 49 215 226 Los Angelos 34 9 .791 — Mark O’Meara. 26,133 71464846-271 Therese Hession 3® 76734879-297 Manchester High. 9-1, in ice overwhelming 7-0 advantage after play. They have three lines that Saturday Green to y vs. Oakland, Super Bowl II). Winnipeg 20 25 6 46 195 215 Portland 27 18 .600 8 Nancy Rubin 3® 7675- 75-73-2® 4 Miami 7100 0-17 Most yards, punt return — 52, Mike Johnny Miller. 26.133 6746-7146-271 73-77-73-75-2® hockey action Saturday afternoon two stanzas. look the same. They skateso fast,” BASKETBALL Vancouver 17 24 10 44 184 199 Phoenix 27 20 .574 9 Ed Sneed. 11.866 65-71-7046-272 Donna H. White 3® Washington 010314-27 Nelms, Washin]W ar 1 (old...... record 43, Neal Seattle 25 20 .566 10 Hotly Hartleys® 72-767676-2® Billy Dubay and Bronson had marveled Horton. “It's unreal. B. Minnesota, Super Los Angeles 16 27 7 39 178 223 Scott Hoch, 11485 67-784748-272 at V eteran's' Rink in West 4 Greater Hartford at MCC, 8 Mia—CefaloTO pass from Woodley (von Colzle, Oaklani (Top four in each division qualify for Golden Slate 19 26 422 16 Marianne Huning 3® 74-75-77-73-2® third-period scores for Conard They have a fast breakout play. Schamann kickl Bowl XI). Hal Sutton. 11,865 6548-7247-272 72- 74-8674-3® Hartford. East Catholic at St. Bernard Stanley C^up playoffs.) San Diego 14 32 304 21 i Tim Simpson. 11,865 6646-7147-272 Barbara RiedI 3® while Eric Trudon tallied an It's unbelievable. It's so good, I W a»-FG Moseley 31 Most yards, kickoff returns — 190, ^turaay's Results Saturday’s Results Cathy Mant 3® 74-72-7678-3® The win was the seventh in 12 X (girls), 6:30 Mia—FG von Schamann 20 Fulton walker, Miami (old record 162, Calvin Peetc. 11,866 67494947-272 72- 768671-®! wrote it down myself and hope to Boston 7, Detroit 3 San Diego 106. New York 97 Dan Pohl. 8.400 6847-7246-273 Anne Marie Pali starts for the Chieftains while the unassisted goal for Manchester to ICE HOCKEY Was-Garrett 4 pass from Theismann Larry Anderson. Pittsburgh vs. Los Winnipeg 2. Hartford 2 (tie) Washington 88. Phoenix 82 Brenda Goldsmith 7675-79-72-301 (Moseley kick) Angeles, Super Bowl XIV). Jack Renner. 8.400 6546-74-66—273 loss drops'the Indian icemen to 5-9 avert the shutout. use it.” Watertown vs. Manchester at Q ueb^ 6 . New Jersey 4 Cleveland 89. Seattle 88 Fuzzy Zoeller. 8.400 71486946-Z73 Cindy Hill 7674-7673-»l Mia—Walker SB kickoff return (von longest kickoff return — 96 yards. Toronto 5. Buffalo 3 ' Indiana 133. Kansas City 122 • Val Skinner 73- 767677-®! for the season. Conard outshot Manchester by Manchester received some solid BIP, 7:50 Schamann kick) Fulton Walker, Miami (old record 67 Lanny Wadkins. 8.400 684647-70—273 N.Y. Rangers 2, Pittsburgh 1 Detroit 128. Chicago 126 Ed Fiori. 5,960 6B47-7146-274 Catherine Duggan 7671-7679-»l Manchester is idle until Satur-^ an overwhelming 43-16 margin. penalty killing from the tandem of WRESTLING W aa-FG Moseley 20 yards, Rick Upchurch. Denver vs. Dallas, Edmonton S. Calgary 4 San Antonio 120, New Jersey 109 Barbara Barrow 73-76767ft-302 Was—Riggins 43 run (Moseley kick) Super Bowl Xll). Mike Reid. 5.960 704944-71-274 day night when it hosts Watertown Pat McNamara was in goal for the Brett Factora-Dan Duff up front Conard at Manchester, noon Washineton 3. Montreal 3 (tie) Dallas 119, Houston 113 to n Crenshaw, 5,960 734647-66—274 Mary Hafeman 7675-74-78-3CB Was—Brown 6 pass from Theismann Highest average, kickoff returns (mini N.Y. Islanders 5. Vancouver 3 Philadelphia 126. Utah 109 Lesley Holbert 73-768675-304 High at the Bolton Ice Palace in a opening two periods tor the Silk and Mark Keith and Dan Senkow St. Bernard at East Catholic, (Moseley kick) mum 3 returns) — 47.5, Fulton Walker. Danny A w ards, 5,960 70-64-71-€9—274 Philadelphia 2. Minnesota 2 (tie) Golden State 110. Milwaukee 102 Leonard Thmpsn, 5,960 €6-72-6866—274 Shelley Hamlin 767677-80-3® 7: 50 start. Towners with sophomore Ian on defense. Conard had .one noon A-im.667 Miami (old record 32.4, Larry Anderson, St. Louis 4, Los Angeles 2 Sunday's Result Karen Permezel 77-72-7641-3® Pittsburgh vs. Los Angeles, super Bowl Andy Bean, 4.550 6868-7048-275 Mark Selcow had two goals and Blood between the pipes for the powerplay goal in six chances. Sunday’s Results Boston no. Los Angeles 96 Gary McCord. 4550 6847-7149-275 XIV). Monday's Games Mike Feinberg and Joe Ring one closing 15 minutes. Factora and Keith turned in good Most touchdowns, kickoff return — 1. Chicago 5. N.Y. Rangers 4 Steve Melnyk. 4,550 66-68-T2-67—275 N.Y. Islanders 4. Edmonton 2 1 All Times ESTi Lee Elder. 3.780 864871-70-278 apiece as Conard raced to a 4-0 lead "McNamara in goal did a good efforts overall for the Indians. First downs Fulton Walker, Miami. Monday's Games Kansas City at New York. 7:30 p m. Most combined attempts — 39. John Raymond Floyd. 3,780 6848-7148—278 Rushes-yards (All Times EST) Chicago vs. Boston at Hartford. 7 30 Jay Haas. 2.‘7(» 6848-7347-277 Gilder Passing yards Riggins, Washington (36 rushes, 1 p.m. Winnipeg at Boston. 7:35 p.m. Joe Inman. 2.708 70-714947-2n Sacks by-yards reception) (old reconl, 36, Franco Harris, Pittsburgh at New Jersey. 7:35 p.m. Tuesday’s Games PittsDurgh vs. Minnesota, Super Bowl J.C. Snead. 2,708 67-71-7247-277 Return yards Minnesota at Toronto, 8 :te p.m. Indiana at New Jersey U rry Nelson. 2.708 6871-7245-277 Soccer Soundly trounced Passes 4-17-1 15-23-2 IX). Tuesdav’s Games Cleveland at Atlanta Scott Simpson. 2,708 70464671—277 outlasts Punts 6-376 8-45.7 Most combined yards — 190. Fulton Hartford at Quebec . Houston at Chicago Mike Sullivan. 2,708 704672-69—277 Fumbles-lost 2 -1 0 -0 Walker, Miami (old record 163, Sammy Montreal at Vancouver Philadelphia at Denver White. Minnesota vs. Oakland. Super Tze Chung Chen. 2,700 7246-70-70—277 Penalties-yards 4-56 5-36 N.Y. Islanders at Calgary Milwaukee at Portland Dan Halldorson. 2.708 68487248-277 Time of possession 23:46 36:15 Bowl XI) N.Y. Rangers at I.«s Angeles Most elapsed time, touchdown drive, Bob Shearer. 2.0B5 71-687345—278 Detroit at Washington Lee Trevino. 2.0B5 71-70-71-66—278 MCC women's skein Caldwell Individual Leaders team — six minutes. 54 seconds. Chicago at St. Louis 1.0S ANGELES te l MAj UR in d o o r S(X:CER l e a g u e Washington (fourth quarter) (old record. Roger Maltbie. 2.0B5 71-6670-71—278 RUSHING - Mlami-Franklin 1046, Rambis |.5 4.5 6. Wilkes 9-19 25 20. John Mahaffey. 2.025 8871-7046-278 By United Press International Nathan 7-26. Woodley 4-16, Vigorito 14. 6:47, Pittsburgh vs. Minnesota, Super PHOENIX, Ariz. (UPI) - Bob American Hockey League Abdul-Jabbar 12-22 3-3 27. Nixon 3-7 M 6 . John Cook. I.ffl4 71467670-279 Eastern Division Harris 1-1. Washington-Riggins 36-166, Bowl IX). E. Johnson 5-10 4-4 14. Cooper 24 2-3 6 , W L Pci. GB Gilder was in two battles Sunday Most first downs rushing (both teams) By United Press International Don Pooley. 1.684 7048-7671—279 ends at four games TONIGHT Harmon 940. Theismann 3-», Walker 14. Wnrtliv 3-8 1-2 7. McAdfK) Tom Jenkins. l.W 766672*71—279 Baltimore 15 6 .714 — PASSING - Mlami-Woodley 4-14-147, —21. Washington (14) vs. Miami (7) (old Northpm C3iicago 16 8 .667 7:30- NHL: Jets vs. Bruins, and, although he was taken into record 18, Dallas vs. Miami, Super Bowl W L T Pts. GF GA 4*11 1-2 9 Mike Donald. 1.684 86-767670-279 Strock 044 Washington-Theismann 1543- l..arry Mize. 1.3ffi 7347-73-47—280 Cleveland 14 8 ,636 IVi Channel 38 KINGS' AAARCEL DIONNE (16) overtime, he won both. 2-143 VI and Miami vs. Minnesota, Super Bowl Fredericton 27 13 7 61 209 150 New York 13 10 S© ^ WARWICK, R.I —Coming down Maine 24 21 6 54 2M 196 Totals 39^17-2295 Andy North. 1.366 6672-7347-280 foul trouble at this stage and were 7:30— NHL: North Stars vs. . . . ties up St. Louis' Rob Romoge “I was in a battle with my putter RECEIVING-Miami-Cefalo 2-82, Harris VIII). BOSTON (110) Keith Fergus. 1566 73467247-280 Buffalo 12 10 546 3Vi with a thud, pteviously unbeaten 2-15. Washington-Brown 060. Warren 546. Most rushing attempts, both teams — Nova Scotia 24 22 S 53 240 210 Pittsburgh B 12 .4® never able to seriously threaten Leafs, USA Cable — my putting seemed to come and Adirondack 24 24 4 52 211 212 McHale 8-19 0-0 16. Bird 9-22 3-3 21. Fred Couples. 1.386 7049-7348-280 Manchester Community College G arrett f-13. Walker 147. 81. Washington (52) vs. Miami (29) (old Parish 11-18 2-4 24. Buckner 24 (M) 4. Woody Blackbm. 15B5 666872-71-280 Memphis 9 14 .®1 7 the Lady Knights. 7:30— NBA: Celtics vs. Bulls, go all day,” Gilder said. record 78. Minnesota vs. Pittsburgh, Moncton 19 25 5 43 170 190 Western Division Higgins 1-15. Sherbrooke 13 31 4 30 173 223 Ainge 6-13 04 12, Maxwell 64 44 16. Jerry Pate. 963 69487673—281 women's ba.sketball team was Tucker fouled out with six When he finally conquered that Super Bowl IX and Minnesota vs. Archibald 34 1-2 7. Henderson 2-7 04 4. Wichita 12 9 ,571 - SportsCannel Oaxland, Super towl XI). Southern Mark Pfeil. 963 714671-71-281 soundly trounced by the Commun minutes left and Brozowsky and problem, it ended an eight- hole Carr 34 04 6 , Totals 50-106 10-14 110 Hale Irwin, 963 71-6672-70—281 San Diego 13 10 .5© — 7:30— College basketball: Most rushing yards, team — 276, Rochester 29 16 5 63 240 204 Los Angeles 26 24 27 1ft- 96 Kansas City 12 10 .545 ity College of Rhode Island. 74-45, Islanders off mark Washington (old record286, Oakland vs. H e r ^ v 26 21 1 53 165 180 Brad Bryant. 963 714671-73-281 Sue Donnelly followed quickly, playoff with Rex Caldwell for the Super Bowl Most Valuable Players Boston 24 36 32 18—110 Phoenix 13 13 .5® UHartford vs. Springfield. WINF Baltimore 23 22 6 52 226 232 Jim Colbert, 963 6668-75-70-281 Saturdav afternoon in Warwick each with five personal fouls. That By United Press International Minnesota, Super Bowl XI). Three-point goals—None. Fouled out— St Louis 11 11 5® V/z 8— College basketball: Villan- $63,000 first prize in the Phoenix Super Bowl 1 — Bart Starr, Green Bay Most rushing yards, both teams — 772, New Haven 23 21 4 50 184 182 David Edwards, 963 71-8871-70—281 R I sealed MCC's fate. None. Total foul»-Los Angeles 18. Boston Curtis Strange. 963 767676©—281 Golden Bay 7 14 .333 5 ova vs. Georgetown, Channel 20 Open. Super Bowl II — Bart Starr, Green Washington i m ) vs. Miami (96) (old St.Catharins 23 26 4 50 219 232 24. Rebounds—Los Angeles 43 (E. Los Angeles 3 21 .125 W'z The setback was the first after Binghamton 20 23 5 45 189 201 Mike McCuirough, 963 72467671—281 Diane Morrissette had 13 points. to - College basketball: St. fast to beat Oilers Gilder sank a four-foot putt on Bay record 337. Minnesota vs. Oakland, Super Johnson 9). Boston 53 (Parish 18) Mark Lya. 7© 764671-76""281 Saturday's. Results four triumphs for the Cougars Super Bowl III — Joe NanMU). New Bowl XI). Springfield is S 4 « UB » A ssIsl^L os Angeles 24' (E. Johnson 10>. San Diego 6. Chicago 5 Pearl Bourne 12, Debbie Kone 11 Joseph vs. DePaul, ESPN (taped his third visit to the 18th hole of the Saturday’s Results Gary Koch. 7© 7049-71-72—282 while the win lifts the'winners to and Donna Konuch and Priscialla York Jets Fewdist completions, team —4, Miami Boston 36 (Archibald 15) Technical- John Fought. 796 7347-71-71-282 Kansas City 6. Piltsburg delay) Linseman. Phoenix Country Club course to Super Bowl IV — Len Dawson, Kansas (old record 6 , Miami vs. Minnesota. Adirondack 3 Binghamton 2 None. A-15.320. Wichita 7, Los Angeles 6 (OT) 10- 6 . By Mike TuMv David Graham. 796 687047-76—282 Harris 10 apiece to pace a balanced Midnight— College basketball: “If it hadn't been for Melanson, hand Caldwell his second playoff City Super Bowl m ) . Hershev 2. Sherbrooke 1 George Burns. 795 687672-71—282 Sunday’s Result MCC resumes action tonight UPI Sports Writer Super Bowl V — Chuck Howley, Dallas Fewest completions, both teams — 19. Maine 1. Baltimore 1 (OT. tie) Phoenix 3, New York 2 (OT) CCRI attack. Brozowsky had 10 loss in two weeks. Moncton 6 . St. Catharines 3 D A. Weibring. 795 69467667-282 Virginia Tech vs. Memphis Slate it could have been a different Super ^ w ls VI — Roger Staubach, Miami (4) vs. Washington (15) (old NEW YORK (UPI) — How the UPI Monday's Games against Housatonic Community record 20. Minnesota vs. Pittsburgh. Springfield 3. New Haven 0 Dave Stockton. 796 69-69-75-69—282 points and 8 rebounds before (taped delay) Edmonton coach Glen Sather hockey game,” Sather said. ”I Gilder said he saw Caldwell's Dallas Top 20 college basketball teams fared Donnie Hammond. 796 74-€7-72-69—282 (No Games Scheduled) College at 6 o'clock at the Cheney fouling out to pace MCC. Mary Super Bowl VII — Jake Scott, Miami Super Bowl IX). Sunday's Results Tuesday's Game wants to see more of the New York could think of three or four second shot on the par five hole Most punt returns, team — 6 , Fredericton 2, Moncton 2 (OT. tie) through games of Sunday, Jan. 30: Bill Kratzerl.759 714873-70-283 Tech gym. It is the prelim to the Super Bowl VIII — Larry Csonka. 1. UCLA (14-2) lost to Alabama 7047; Bruce Fleisher. 759 714674-70—283 Kansas City at Wichita. 8 35 p in.. EST Sblendorio with 7 points, 6 re Islanders. That’s like the lamb situations where any other goalie come up short of the green. Miami Washington (old record 5 by four teams). St. Catharines 5. Nova Scotia 2 men's game between MCC and bounds and 5 assists also played asking for more of the wolf. “I knew he had a chip shot and I Super Bowl IX — Franco Harris. Most yards, punt return, team — 52. Baltimore 6 . Sherbrooke 4 defeated Notre Dame 50-53. BobbvClampett,749 71-7675-66-W4 wouldn't have made the stops he Washington (old record43, Oakland vs. Monday’s Games 2. Indiana (15-2) defeated Northwestern Ken ' Green. 724 7671-7669-^ Middlesex Community College well for the Cougars. Pittsburgh 78-73; lost to Iowa 63-48 “Playing in this (Campbell) did.” had to pull out and go for it, "Gilder Super Bowl X — Lynn Swann. Minnesota, Super Bowl XI). (No Games Scheduled) Chip Eieck, 724 714675-71—2® that is slated for an 8 o'clock start. East Lyme 3. North Carolina (17-3) defeated Mike Peck. 724 76767672-2© conference we don’t see that type said. "I thought my second shot Pittsburgh Most yards, punt returns, both teams MCC held a 14-12 lead miaway CCRI (74)— Sinnigen 0 0-0 0, Meanwhile, Moog saw his unde NY Islaiylers 130-4 Georgia St 9646; defeated Wake Forest Jim Booros.724 71-7674-76-2® of team enough,” Sather said might run to the back of the hole, Super »)wl XI — Fred Biletnikoff, — 74, Washington (58) vs. Miami (22) Edmonton 0 2 0—2 80-78; defeated Georgia Tech 72-6B. through the first half before the Bourne 5 2-2 12. Harris 5 0-0 10, feated string end at 16 games in one Oakland (old record 60, Miami vs. Minnesota. H u ^ rt Green. 724 •7671-72-73—2® Sunday night after the Islanders but it hit in front of the green and First period—1, NY Islanders. Persson 4. Virginia (17-2) defeated George George Archer. 724 704874-72—2® Morrissette 5 3-5 13. Quaglia 21-25, of his best performances of the ^ p e r Bowl XII — Randy White and Super Bowl VIII). 4 (Bossy. Bourne). 8:19. Penalties— Washington 5844; defeated Louisville 98- homestanding Knights drew even hung a 4-2 decision on the Oilers. Harvey Martin. Dallas Most yards, kickoff returns, team — Tom T^rtzer. 686 6871-74-72—2® Pates 2 1-4 5, Konuch 4 2-8 10, Kone matmen streak as he stopped 33 Islanders’ stopped. The worst thing that could Hallin, NYI, 5:48; Messier. Edm. 6 :» ; 81 Frank Conner. 686 73-67-74-72—2® at the intermission at 23-all Super Bowl XIII—Terry Bradshaw. “It’s a different tempo and a shots. ' have happened would have been if 3Z2, Miami (old record 173. Denver vs. Rouiston Eldm, 9:36: Melanson (served 5. Memphis State (16-11 defeated Iona Gibby Gilbert. 6® . 6872-74-71-2® Debbie Brozowsky and Jackie 4 3-9 11, Doran 3 2-6 8. Totals 30 Pittsburgh Dallas, ^per B ^l XII). by Bossy). NYI. 9:47; Tonelli. NYI, 9448; defeated Elastem Kentucky 8045 different emotion when we play the it had trickled onto the front of the Super Bowl XIV — Terry Bradshaw, Most yards, kickoff returns, both teams Antonio (Terda. 6® 66767675—2® Tucker each had 6 first-half points 14 ,36 74. “Now, we’re rolling,” said New 17:58; Coffey, Edm. 17:^. 6. St. John’s (18-1) defeated Villanova Michael Brannan. 6® 72-6875-70—2® Islanders,” Sather continued. green. I'd had trouble with long Pittsburgh — 279, Miami (222) vs. Washington (S7) Second period—2. NY Islanders. Trot for the Cougars / Manchester (45)— Donnelly 30-0 York forward Bob Nystrom. ”I (old record 341, Los Angeles vs. 80-71: defeated Manhattan 6546 Don Bies. ®1 73-68-7670—287 beat East “Teams in this (Smythe) division Super towl XV — Jim Plunkett, tier 25 (unassisted), 0:47. 3, NY 7. Louisville (16-3) defeated Rutgers 54- Mike Morlev, ®1 7671-74-72—2OT think we're playing exceptionally putts all day. The way it was, I got Pittsburgl.. Super Bowl XIV). CCRI pulled away irnlhe opening 6, King 2 0-0 4, Lupacchino 2 0-0 4, Oakland Islanders. D. Sutter9(B Sutter). 3:48.4. 49; lost to Virginia 9641 John Adams. 644 88767671—2® don’t play like that against us.” well. There’s not much left in the to chip up short with a six-iron.” Super Bowl XVI— Joe Montana, San Hignest average, kickoff returns, team NY Islanders, Bourne 11 (Persson). 9:49. minutes of the second half and took Sblendorio 2 3-6 7, Brozowsky 5 0-0 — 77.0, Miami (old record 32.4, 6. Nevada-Las-V^as (184) defeated Mark Hayes. 644 6673-73-74-2® Duane Sutter scored the game- season and now’s when we have to Gilder, notching his sixth victory Francisco 5. Edmonton. Linseman 25 (Hughes, Cai'^nta Barbara ^-73; defeated Long Jim Nelford. 644 71-7675-73—2® a,46-32 advantage with 10 minutes 10, Tucker 3 0-0 6, Glazer 3 0-0 6, EAST LYME— Homestanding Super Bowl XVII — John Riggins. P ittsbvgh vs. Los Angeles, Super Bowl Messier). 10:50. 6 . Edmonton. Huddy IS East Lyme High took three of the winner at 3:48 of the second period start playing better and we are.” since joining the tour seven years Washington XIV). Beach St. 78-74. Howard Twilly, 630 704874-70—289 left. The Cougars fell into serious Troy 1 0-0 2. Totals 21 3-6 45. (Gretzkv). 14:17. Penalties — .lonsson, 9. Houston (16-2) defeated Rice 76-40. Mark HaUlsky. 623 71-7677-70-294 Y— Bob Claughsey 155-139-425, final four weight classes as it took a and goaltender Roland Melanson In the only other NHL. game, ago, said he felt he had given away Most touchdowns, kickoff returns, team NYI. 8:^7; Nystrom. NYI. double minor 10. Kentucky (13-4) lost to Georgia 70- - 1. Miami. hard-fought 34-27 triumph over tu m ^ back 34 shots. Doug Wilson scored with 75 se the tournament when he missed (served bv Hallin). major (misconduct). 63. Carl Bolin 138-156-408, Jim Beii 16:40; Jackson. Edm. major. 16:40. Arkansas (17-1' defeated Texas 83- 140-137-406, Ed Bolin 141-396. Craig East Catholic in wrestling action “We needed this win,” said conds left, climaxing a three- goal short birdie putts on the final hole Super Bowl Results Records tied By United Fh-ess International Lumiey. E^m. 16:40. . defeated Texas Tet h 62-59; defeated By United Press International Coleman 143-390, Joe Twaronite Saturday afternoon. Melanson. "We wanted nine of 10 comeback that gave Chicago of regulation play and on the first Most games, career, coach—5. Don Thira perlod-None Penalties—Messier. ^ake Forest 68-85 $150,000 LPGA Tournament Super Bowl I Shula, toltimore-Mlami (set by Tom Edm. 9:08; Gillies. NYI, 11:36. At Deerfield Beach. Fla., Jan. 30 148-387, Gene Kelley 385, Nonny Manchester grapplers The loss drops the Eagle mat- points on this road trip. We’re six Black Hawks a 5-4 victory over the playoff hole. At Los Angeles, Jan. 15. 1967. 12. Villanova (13-3i lost to St John's Landi^, Dallas). Shots on goal—NY Islanders 9*18-10—37. (Par 72) out of six now, with the worst Attendance — 61JM6. 80-71. defeated Syracuse 83-75 Zazzaro 135-383, Jim Martin 139- men to 3-6 for the season with their New York Rangers. “I thought I had given it away Most consecutive completions—8, Joe Ekimonton’ l^ll-lO -S. 13. Missouri (16-3) defeated Kansas 76- Pal Bradley $22550 684969 « - 272 Kansas City (AFX) 010 0 (V-10 Theismann, Washington (set by Len 377, Andy Lamoureaux 371, Pete next action tonight at the Eagles’ games out of the way.” The Hawks, who trailed 4-2 early twice, but I got it back on the Goalies-NY Islanders, Melanson. Ed 63. defeated Nebraska 79-56. Beth Daniel 12.700 754844-71-279 Green Bay (N FU 7 714 7 ^ towBon. Kansas City vs. Green Bay. monton: Moog. A—17,490. Vicki Fergon 10500 . 7245-73-70—2® The Islanders raced to a 4-0 lead second playoff hole,” he said. Winning coach— Vince Lombardi. 14 Illinois St. (15-1) defeated Tulsa 61- Staum 370, Greg Lukas 367, Fred Nest against Coventry High at 6 in the third period, received their --tr Bowl I). 56; defeated Southern Illinois 69-63. Amy Alcott5.8® 7047-7669—284 dealt double setback before the game was 30 minutes Super Bowl II it points, fourth quarter, team — 14, Kathy Whitworth5.8M 75-766670—284 Pardi 146-359, Rob Frost 356, Tony o'clock. first victory in Madison Square On the second playoff hole, the C^hicago ~ 113—5 15. Georgetown (15-4) defeated Selon At Miami. Jan. 14. 1966. Washington (shared by five other teams). Marinelli 151-411, Ken Arey 362. ■Sam Sblendorio started East off old. Garden since Jan. 20, 1980, when par-four 16th, Glider sank about an Green toy (NFL) 31310 7—33 NY Rangers 202-4 HaU 71-48; defeated Boston College 6947 Dianne Dailey 5.W 72-7348-71—284 Most first downs, team — 34, First period-1. Chicago. Crossman 6 16. Iowa (13-4) lost to Ohio State 89-83 Joann Washam 5.8® 6674-7674—284 Attention secretaries; Results quickly with a decision triumph in Mike Bossy set up the Islanders' Wilson scored his 11th goal at 18-foot putt to stay tied after Oakland (AFL) 0 7 0 7-14 Washington (set by Cincinnati vs. San Home was not the best place to Simsbury— 100— Chapman (S) Winning coach— Vince Lombardi. (Savard. Cyr). 8:11. 2. New York. (2 OT); defeated Indiana 63-48. Barbara Moxness 4,350 72-71-72-70—2® first goal, carrying the pudh^ut of Caldwell had holed one from abw t Francisco, Super Bowl XVI). Nedomansky 7 (Ruotsalainen. Dave 17 Minnesota (13-3) defeated Wisconsin JoAnne Garner 3.750 71-72-7048—2® submitted must include full first be Saturday afternoon as homes S.UJ, lUV— the 100-pound division with Brian 18:45. Super Bowl III sky 7 (H pinned LaFlamme 5:03, _107— the comer and feeding a perfect Fewest first downs, team —9, Miami Maloney). 17:21. 3. New York, Rogers 22 63-58 Ayako Okamolo 3.750 72-7675-69—2® and last names. Those turned in tanding Manchester High fell Dunn notching a pin in the After the Rangers moved in front the same distance. At Miami, Jan. 12, *1989. (set by Minnesota vs. Pittsburgh, Super Weiss (M) dec. Horse 12-10,“ r H — pass to defenseman Stefau Pers- New York (AFL) 0 7 6 3—16 (Baker, Nedomansky).iky). 18:33. Penaliies- 18. (tie) Syracuse (13-4) lost to Hollis Stacy 3.750 75-71-7149—2® with last names only or with first twice in wrestling action at Clarke Garrity (S) WBF, 121- 107-pound bout. Pete Foley (121), 4-2 in the final period, Steve The birdies eliminated Mark Bowl IX). Don Maloney. NYk . 7:06; Fraser. Chi. VillanoVa 83-75. Martha Nause 3,150 7673-72-72—287 1— LeTouk- son, who beat Edmonton^oalie Baltimore (NFX) 0 0 0 7—7 Fewest fumbles, team —0, Washington totsvK ing2,4^ 73-74-71-70—2® initials will not be published. Arena. The Indian matmen bowed ,n a.n iiaJ. Bruce Antonia (147) and Jim Larmer intercepted a pass by the O’Meara and two-time Phoenix Winning coach — Weeb Ewbank. 10:50; Hedberg. NYR, 12:46; Feamster, 18 (tie) Washineton State (15-2) . neau (M) dec. Matieo 4-0, 128>=: Andy Moog with a quick wrist shot (shared by six other teams). Chi. 16:06: B. M u rr^ , Chi. 16:32. to CCIL foe Simsbury High, 36-23, Meyer (187) notched the other Rangers’ Chris Kontos and skated winner Johnny Miller, who had Super Bowl IV Second period—4. Chicago. Feam ster 3 Rivera (S) maj. dec. Grady 10-0, for the only goal of the first period. At New Orleans, Jan. 11 1970. A~~ and to Rockville High. 33-25. 134— Cimino (M) won by default, points for East, all via the pin in on goalie Glen Hanlon and tied Gilder and Caldwell at 13 Additional notes (unassistM), 3:18. Penalties—Prrestqn. The double reversal leaves the route. Center Bryan Trottier scored a scored his 28th goal at 9:27. under par 271 after 72 holes. 80 is . Fulton Walker's 9B-yard kickoff return Chi. 3:41; Don Maloney. NYR. 4:18; 140— Frallicciardi (M) dec, Sand strange goal 47 seconds into the Minnesota (NFL) 0 0 7 0—7 was the longest in NFL postseason Savard. Chi. 4:50; Kontos. NYR. 7:19; CAR CARE Indians 3-2 in the league and 6-6 Results: 100— Sblendorio (EC) Kansas City (AFL) 313 7 0—23 history (old record 97 yards, Vic Ciiartraw. NYR. 9:58; Sutter, Chi. ll;28; erson 16-12, 147— P.Hatton (S) second period, after he was hauled Winning coach — Hank Stram. Washington. San Francisco vs. Dallas, overall. Simsbury climbs to 10-5 pinned Moore ;55, 157— Gaskell dec. Johns 6-4, 107— Dunn (EC) . Super Bowl V Hanlon. NYR (served by McClanahan). CUT BAKING TIME IN CORNER pinned Cavanaugh 3:35, 114— San down on a breakaway by Oiler 1972). 11:28: Feam ster. Chi, 13:03; Fraser. Chi. overall and 4-2 in the CCIL with the (M) lied Frederick 7-7, 169— „ At Miami. Jan. John Riggins' SB rushing attempts tied misconduct. 13:08; Dave Maloney. NYR. HALF next time you fix a Juan (EL) pinned Lynch 1:48, defenseman Lee Fogolin and fell ‘Baltimore (AFC) OH-OKL-IO the all-time NFL postseason record (SB. CALDWELL OIL, INC. win. misconduct, 13:(B. meat loaf by baking in muf J.Hatton (S) won by default, 187— into Moog, who subsequcfhtly car ‘Dallas (NFC) 310 0(K-18 Rickey Bell, Tampa Bay vs. Philadel- Senior co-captai’n Mike LeTour- 121—Foley (EC) pinned Smith: 45, •• Winning coach - Don McCafferty. Third perlord-Nefir York, Hedberg 15. fin tins rather than the con Garlicki (S) WBF. Unlimjted- phia, I979i. _ (Pavelicn, McClanahan). 1:32. 6 , New neau was a double winner at the 128— Campagna (EL) dec. Byrne ried the puck past the goal-line. ^ Super Bow! VI ^ Jom Rlttins became the first NFL ventional loaf. Saves fuel Cruz (M) WBF. Sutter made it 3-0, lifting brother m At New Orleans. Jan. 16. 1972. A— York. D u ^ y 16 (Ruotsalainen. Rogers). 121-pound level while senior Jim 6-2, 134— Jenkins (EL) maj. dec. player In mstory to niah for UO or more 8:07. 7. Cnicago. Larm er 28 (unassisled), and makes attractive in 1 0 3 a ^ C.O.D. \ Frallicciardi also scored two wins Turgeon 13-2, 140— Binaco (EL) Brent’s rebound over a sprawled ^ J O l. yards In, four consecutive postseaon 9:27. 8 , Chicago. Feam ster 4 (O’Cal Manchester vs. Ro/kville- Moog. Bob Bourne gave the AUTO REMRS -D allai (NFL) * I 1 games (Lany Csonka, Miami and Franco lahan), 11:36. 9. Chicago. Wilson 11 dividual servings. Use a in the 140-pound class. Senior 100— Campise (R) pmned La pinned Harkins 5:04,147— Antonia ;>llam l (AFC) ^ 0 3 0 0 - 8 Hiuila of Pittsburgh each had three (Gardner), 16:45. Penalties—Feamster, low-cost ad in Classified Islanders a 4-0 lead with a *. Winning coach — Tom Landry. consecutive MO yard games In post- Chi. 5:SS; Rogers. NYR. 5:92. co-captain Brian Gaskell regis Flamme 1:07, 107—Skoro (R) dec. (EC) pinned Korineck 1:51, 157— «* Super Bowl VII for quick response next tered a pin versus his Rockville Rief (EL) dec. Riscassi 7-0, 169— short-handed goal at 9:46. ■eason). Shots on goal—Oilcago 7-144-30. New By Karl Sartoris Weiss ,5-3,114- Maurice (R) WBF, Ken Linseman finally put the WE SERVICE ALL •* At Los Angeles, Jan. 14, 1973. Mr- Wiihlngton bccuiw only Uw Mcond York 104-7-86. time you have something 6 4 9 - 8 8 4 1 opponent and with a reveral and 121— LeTourneau (M) pinned Owens (EL) pinned Morra :43, Goalies—Chicago. Esposito. New York, Sonrica Manogor Oilers on the scoreboard with a. "Horn* of Mr. Qoodwfonch’ ^MUnil (AFC) ^ to sell. potential fall points in the final Dedkin 5:17,128— Grady (M) maj. 187— Meyer (EC) pinned C.Smlth GENERAL MOTOR < Washinetm (NFC) 0 0^ 0 7—7 Hanlon A-17,ti3. seconds a 5-5 tie against Simsbury. dec. Cangrey 13-5, 134— Arcoleo 1:19, Unlimited— K.Smith (EL) 25-foot slapshot past Melanson’s CARS AND TRUCKS ^ Winnwg coach — Don ShuU. , Juniors Tim Grady and Aaron WBF. stick side at 10:60. Defenseman Super Bowl VIII (R) pinned Cimino 4:24, 140— Charlie Huddy cut the deficit to two A U MECHANICAL MPAIRS Z AIHouiUh). Jan. 13,1974. Ar-716R2. Weiss, senior Mark Cimino and Frallicciardi (M) dec. Martin 7-5, TMlnnesota (NFC) The good driver realizes that sophomore Peter Moore also goals at 14:17, but the Oilers were •‘Miami (AFC) 14 3 7 0-24 his license to drive is a 147— Moore (M) won by disqualifi • COM PUn COLLISION EEPAIIIS • Wlnnlngcoach— DonShula. The new tax laws. wrestled well for Manchester. GALAXIES- Debbie HaU 128-861, foiled by Melanson the rest of the privilege extended to all com cation, 157— Gaskell (M) pinned way. • REIUILT AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONSl & per Bowl IX Next outing is Wednesday night Hotchins 1:15, 169- Musick (R) Gisele Golding 128-847, Esther Wells « At New O>rfean rie^. Jan. 13, 1976. A— Basketball petent persons, not just to at CCIL foe Wethersfield High at 126-148-383, Rose Borello 136-850, Melanson made several brilliant AUTO PAINTINO This year’s No. 1 hirriself. He knows that he pinned Hunniford 1:15, 187— Ha- Sieves, especially in the first and •Pituiwrgh (AFC) 0 Z 7 y j 6:15. ran (R) pinned Cruz 3:53, Denise Martino 136-365, Marge must share the streets and third periods, to extend his per CHAROE WITH MASTER CHAROE jMInneioli (NFC) ^ ,? ® ® *“ * PEE WEE highways with countless other R^ults: Manchester vs. Unlimited— Twarog (R) WBF, Agostinelli 128. ” Wlnnln«<»Mli-Chuck Noll, reason to go to sonal unbeaten streak to eight • 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE u Super B o ^ X Bruins outlasted the Mustangs, drivers. Sharing means games. The Islander netminder « At Mleml, Jen. U, UW. 48-41, the Wildcats downed the cooperating with them, not “ D«llii(NFC)„ Eagles, lB-16, and the Cardinals competing against them. He had superb glove saves off Edmon ;piUitnirgh (ATC) . „ ® ®'*^ H&R Block. Pat Bradley consistent in victory ton forwards Glenn Anderson and I. 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Phone 64981%, Bill. cluded. Peterman Agency, WANTED - Appliance Keys. TV FOR RENT. vanities, formica, Wilson LIKE NEW Firestone 6499404 or 647-0060. $1100 Delivery. Mature person to Marlow’s, 867 Main Street. art, Corian counter tops, SIXTEEN POUND PRESTO PORTABLE hair . super belt E-70,14. Asking 1979 Ford Courier deliver appliances and 649-5221. kitchen cabinet fronts, bowling ball. $10.00. dryer, used twice, $12.00. $30.00. Telephone 742-7119. VERNON/Rockville - Pick-up, 4 Telephone 643-8238. Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 TVs. Ejy)erienced complete woodworking Telephone 649-8314. accepting applications for cyl. $3300. preferred. Good hourly BRICK, BLOCK, STONE - service, custom made fur UNIVERSAL Vacuum two bedroom apartments. 1978 Chrysler LeBaron wage. Excellent benefit Concrete. Chimney niture, colonial repiixluc- GIRLS SIZE 12-14 . full FOR SALE - Three 14x7 cleaner, reconditioned, no Rent includes heat and hot $2950. package. Apply in person Repairs. “ No Job Too tions in wood, 9 varieties of length winter coat, aluminum dish mags, good . bags reiniired, good condi water. For information 1970 Ford Thunderbird 'at: A1 Sieffart's, 445 Hart Small." Call 644-8356. excellent condition. $9.00. condition. All three for PLEASE READ hardwood and veniers tion with parts, $40.00,. call 1-2378858. EHO. $700 ford Road, Manchester, NOW IN STOCK. Call 649- Call 649-0387 after 6pm. $50.00. Call 568-0183. Owner given new vacuum The above can be YOUR AD Conn. See Mr. A1 Sieffert. C & M Tree Service, . Free 9658. cleaner. Call after 3 p.m. ONE MONTH Free Rent - estimates. Discount senior BANJO Five string with MUSIC ZIEDJIAN Avedis seen at SMB 6497944. Two bedrooms, HA baths, 913 Main 8L Classified ads are taken PART TIME - 1 to 5 p.m., citizens. Company QUALITY WORK In the case, good cono^itlon. 20’ ’ ride cym bol with wall to wall carpeting, over the phone as a con four days. Retail. Manchester owned and Manchester area for 24 $80.00. iHrm. Call 649-1921. sUnd, $75.00. Call 649-7963 BURGLAR DETERENT appliances, parking. Cdi venience. The Herald is M iniatures and dolls. operated. Call 6^1327. ears at the lowest possi- after 4 p.m. system, not an alarm. Only 647-0301. responsible lor only one Phone 646-0610. > price! Room additions, TIRES HR78xl4. $99.00 for $4.00. Call 6468005 after LIGHT TRUCKING - Fen kitchen and bath the set of two. Call after 12 NEW 19’’x25” vanity top, 5;30. VERNON - Six rooms, incorrect insertion and writing. Customer Contact. NECESSARY! Attention GOVERNMENT JOBS - cing. Attics, cellars, gar white and gold. $20.00. Call remodeling, carpentry, noon, 643-8561. storage room, porch. With TOYOTA CELICA 1976 GT | then only to the size of Good salary and benefits in homemaker'- students,^ Various positions available ages cleaned. All types 643-9807. masonry,, dorrhers, gar heat. 3400. Convenient to - 5 speed. Mint condition. the original insertion. modern, full service agen- everyone! 11 you have trash, brush removed. Drtg*-Blrd*‘P*t* 43 ■■ through local government ages, wood decks and ZENITH SKI BooU size Hartford. Call 1-4558212. 61.000 miles. $2,750. Call Errors which do not :y environment makes this evenings and Saturday agencies. $20,000 to $50,000 Picket, Split Rail, Stake porches, roofing, rec 8‘A, medium. New $185.00. BOYS SIZE 7 Bauers an excellent opportunity. FREE-TO GOOD HOME - 232-5450. lessen the value of the mornings free, and need potential. Call (refun Fences installed. 528-0670. ro o m s , paneling, Asking $45.00. Like new, hockey skates, new with NEW ER DUPLEX, two For appointment, call 646- Female Golden Retriever; advertisement will not extra money, we have a dable) l-(619)-569-8304 sheetrock, suspended made in West Germany. Tuuk blades, original price bedrooms, 11A baths, 6050 a fte r 4:00, Bob limited number of ROACH H^ME Improve .. female German Shephard. TOYOTA SUPRA, 1979. be corrected by an ad Dept. 273 for your 1983 ceilings. Insulation, tile Call 649-7028. $45. sell for $25.00. Call 646- appliances, washer, dner 75.000 highway miles. Im Lathrop. positions available in our ment contracting - all Friendly and lovable. ditional insertion. directory. 24 hours. work and carpets, plum 0M7. Worn twice. hookups in basement. $475 maculate condition. $5,995. phone sales operation. types home repairs and Telephone 742-5070. bing, heating and electric BED - twin with roller per month - heat and Telephone 6468171. PART TIME help needed Earn $67.40 to $100.00 per remodeling. Also in WOK. C!all Joe - 644-8650 frame and headboard, good ELECTROLUX Vacuum utilities not included. Cen If you evenings in pharmacy. Condominium* 22 WANTED; Private party week. Call Gerry to set up stallations of solar hot anytime. condition. $40.00. cleaner in excellent trally located, convenient Some retail experience to board well behaved, IS IT TRUE you can buy an interview, Mon-Wed water systems. Fully in Telephone 643-5257 after working condition, tank to busline, hospital and necessary. Apply in person MANCHESTER - Two excellent temperment ie ^ s for $44 through the between 6:30 and 7:30 pm sured, free estimates. Call Hoofing 34 5pm weekdays. type, will sacrifice for a schools. Lease required. 9 - 5 at Liggett Rexall, bedroom condo for rent. A- doberman for 11 days. 649 U.S. Government? Get the at 643-2711. 647-9824 or 646-3126. quick sale - ^ .0 0 . ^11 6497791. iBaurlirstrr Manchester Parkade. C. $575 with heat. 273-2013, 1955 evenings. facts today! CaU 312-742- 659-3008. BIDWELL HOME Im ONE W(X)DEN crib with anytime 649-1794. 1142 Ext. SECRETARY for accoun- R & R AUTOMO’nV E - provement Company - mattress In good condition. FOUR ROOM Apartment NEW SPAPER DEALER(”^ n t s office. 60 words per Expert auto body repairs Bperdng Oped* . 46 have something to sell HrralJ Roofing, siding, Asking $40.00. Telephone wanted Vernon-Rockville SMALL SOLAR panel, 9V, off Main Street, ^ s t Hart Truck* for 8*1* 62 minute, dictaphone, word □ REAL ESTATE on all makes and models. alterations, additions. 64^ $20.00. Telephone 643-8820. ford. Gose to buslines and area. Call 647-9946. processing, and 10 key Corner Lyman Road and 1971 RUPP Snowmobile 6495. with trailer. $250. shopping. Parking for two FORD 1977 CURRIER calculator. Call 646-5384. Route 85, Bolton. Call 643- WOOD GLASS brass coffee Home* For Sale 23 TYPEWRITER, portable Telephone 847-0476. cars. No pets. $325 per PICKUP - 4 cylinder, 5 AUTOMOTIVE SALES 4302. RESIDENTIAL Repairs table, $60.00. Telephone with case, manual, month. 646-4786. speed. AM-FM stereo. C ^ Due to the increasing WAREHOUSE WORKER - and new roofs, chimneys 643- 8152. excellent condition, $7O.O0 Excellent condition. $1,875 7:30- 4 p.m. Monday - NEW 2-FAMILY - Two 41 □ NOTICES demand for our new and repaired. Four hour or best offer. Telephone Atrtlqu** MANCHESTER - Off 232-8096. used automobiles, we Friday. $3,60 per hour. Call bedroom townhouses, emergency service. 24 FIBERGLASS skis, bin for less than $99°° 643-8873. Porter Street. 3 room country kitchen with THE PACK RAT - An have openings for Sales 649-8648 for interview. years in Manchester area. dings, poles. Good condi apartment. Heat, electrici appliances, carpet and tiques & Collectibles, Motorcyetoa-BtoyefM 64 Lost and Found 1 People. Experienced Call Joe - 644-8650 anytime. tion. $40.00. 649-1035. FIVE HORSE Power ty included. Security EXPERIENCED ONLY vinyl floors, double glazed Sundays 12 to 5. 40 Flore preferred. Atwater outboard motor, deposit. No pets. 649-9092. FOUND - SET OF KEYS station mechanic wanted windows, aluminum storm Road, Bolton. Call 643-6680. 1974 HONDA CB450, good Join our dynamic sales NINETEEN INCH RCA ood condition, $75.00. at Lincoln Center. Can be days, l^ruce Street Mobil, windows and doors, full condition, runs well. team and experience television, black and white felephone 643-5921. Hem** for Runt 54 Asking $500.00. Telephone p ic k e d up at the 220 S p ru ce S t r e e t, basement with washer and Hou*ehold Good* 40 on roller stand, excellent above average ear 646-5^ after 6 p.m. Manchester Herald Office Manchester. dryer connections, gas conditioh. $65.00. Phone * RENTALS nings. For confidential incoiiie Tax FOR SALE - 1982 Fleer ROCKVILLE - Eight room ...fill out the coupon fired, hot water baseboard between 8:30 and 5 p.m. USED 644- 0348. colonial. $500 per month interview call Mr. Pan- COOK NEEDEt) for heating system. $98,500.00. Donruss baseball card Monday - Friday. Service REFRIGERATORS, blus utIUties. Security. 749 OFFICIAL NOTICE ( taleo from-9 am - 3 pm - Manchester daycare Summitt Village Con sets, $47.25 for all. Call Rooms tor Rant S2 WASHERS, RANGES - EIGHT MM movie film after 3 p.m. ask for Jim 8%2, 742-8421. TOWN OF MANCHeSTER at Manchester Honda center. 18 hours a week, dominiums. New two WALT ZINGLERS In LOST - Boys 20-inch BMX Clean, Guaranteed. Parts viewer editor slicer, never my, 742-6016. CENTRAL LOCATION, CONNECTICUT 646-3515 $3.37 an hour. Call Director bedroom townhouses $46,- come tax service. Filing BOARD OF TAX REVIEW bicycle, blue, with white & Service. Low prices! used, manual operation. kitchen privileges, parking handlebars and seat: with at 646-7090 after 12:30 Mon- 900.00. Peterman Realty, personal or small OfllcM-SlorM Tbe Board ol Tax Review of the ^ B.D. Pearl Si Son, 649 Main $35.00. Telephone 646-2190. DYNAVECTOR DV-20A available. Security ana tor Rwit 58 pads. Norman St. area. LARGE MANCHESTER -day - Friday. M94404/647-«Oe6. A business tax returns. In Street. 643-2171. Town of Manchester, Conn., w ill be ' below mail type two, moving coil written references in session in the Municipal and Reward. If found, please Insurance agency looking your home since 1974. GUITAR - nylon string. pickup cartridge, very high required. For application Ikillding, 41 Center Street, on the call 643-4735. HORSES - Nine room cape 12 CUBIC F(X)T upright NEWLY RENOVATED for person to handle per 646-5346. Acoustic, excellent prac output, 38 MV, new list can 6492693. following days during the month of in Manchester, 3 or 4 freezer - $125. Excellent 310 square feet office sonal lines on a full time HMHUanT TIMfl/SALES tice guitar. $45.00. $2M for $M.00. Call Brian, February. FOUND - Beautiful, fluffy bedrooms, 2 baths, horse INCOME TAX condition. M3-6298. available. Main Street basis. Two years personal Atm rvgreiMitrtM te mmm. Telephone 875-6738. 647-0544. ELEGANT BED Sitting location with ample February 15.1963, Tuesday from grey female cal. Vicinity tI4,Ni^. M licii it m l Start barn and corral, 1,000 preparation in your home 7:00 P .M .'* 8:00 P.M. lines rating experience and room. for young parking. Call 6492891. Bowers School, yaw carav a Afuaeic. rapMy square ft. garage. Proper- - experienced - call ArUele* tor Sale 4t February 17, 198S, Thursday good typing skills essen M p a a iiV s m u v ar KING SIZE firm mattress ONE PAIR brown bucket professional woman. Share tm fm f wmm W now producing income. Dan 649-33M. from 7:00 P.M . - 8:00 P.M. to: Manchester. Call 646-1032. tial. Call Dorothy at 643- mm ta prasaM CwuMwr EAKation By owner. 649-7373. (n o box springs) seats, will fit Vega or Pin quiet house near bus and MANCHESTER Main February 23, 1063, Wednesday 1155. S dtt ^ayaM. by ippiMtAiint ta graipa orthopedic type for good to. $%.00. Telephone 649 hospital. $60.00 weekly. LOST January 25th, six at ca ltfi «a«M m thair ciM pattt. Fm - Street. Newly renovated from 7:00 P.M . - 8:00 P.M. tm lalacM «■ 8a M y trainaA aad «■ support, was very expen- 8944. 6492428. office space, 1200 square .All p erson s c la im in g to be pound black female poodle. DEVELOPMENT OF EAST HARTFORD - coun Painting-Papering 32 ha v li^ caMpMtt t«a ham t( tr y colonial charm, ALUMINUM SHEETS sive, sell for $60.()0 or best feet. Parking. The Hajayes aggrelved by the decision of the Vicinity Stone Street, Market area has created wm mm$. mut m avaaiM a ananiaaa Assessor of the Town of used as printing plates. .007 offer. 5291880. BIRD CAGE, red and CENTRALLY LOCATED Corp., 6468131. Manchester. 646-0894. an o p e n in g fo r an a>i rraMNf ham. In a salary phs a»- prestigeous area. Eight INTERIOR PAINTING, Manchester must appear and file Manchester Herald caaHm. Ta arranfa a lacal M arria* far thick, 23x28V4’^. 50c each, white, like new. $15.00. downtown. Ehcceptionally . ---- t J- A---i tM.l. rooms, two fireplaces, cen over ten years experience, their complaint at one of these experienced ■MNsaRa aaaHaaraooa. caa carai nan, CHEVY ENGINE, 305; V8, Telephone 643-1061. clean room s, kitchen One Herald Square tral air, family room. or 5 for $2.00. Phone 643- STORE FRONT on Spruce meetings or at some adjourned LOST - Silver and jet retail/commercial sales TaasAay, Fahraary 1st fm a 9 a« ta 1 pa low rates and senior citizen 2711. They MUST be picked 1976, new cam. $75.00. privileges, maid, linen ser Street. 500 square feet. meeting of said Board of Tax Rosary in case. Vicinity of representative. Superior at 41S-$27-2137. Custom built. Must be discount. 643-9980. Manchester, Conn. 06040 Telephone 6498238. vice. Security required. Will remodel. monthly Iteview. St. Barts and St. Bridget product line of home, gar M O KM FVTWKS SYSTIMS. bn. seen. Owner - mornings, up before 11;00 a.m. only. E^tai OppartMity CMpfayer Call 6495127. including utiUUes. 6438712. Dated: January 27, 1983 Church or Shop-Rite. den and recreational 569-3714. INTERIOR-EXTERIOR PAINTING - Wallpapering SNOW TIRES (2) - Knit for Baby BOARD OP TAX REVIEW Reward. 649-3066. Products assures succese. Harry Oeegan, Chairman •••••••••••••••••••••••• MANCHESTER - By and Drywall Installation. Firestone Town and Coun CLEAN RESPONSIBLE to R*rt 57 Base pay plus commissions person to rent a room in 045-01 and benefits. 247-1252. CLERK TYPIST - Small owner. Unique, charming Quality professional work. try, L78-15, excellent. Used □ EMPLOYMENT bush sales marketing of Colonial. Seven rooms, Reasonable prices. Free littie. 521-5328. CustomCollection Manchester. References. MINISTER, WIFE, Uiree NAME...... Call 64a-7120. ... LOCAL MILLWORK dis- fice in Vernon is looking four bedrooms, two floor to Estimates! Fully insured. children ages 10 years, one TOWN OF MANCHESTM tributor seeking inside fo r bright, mature ceiling fireplaces, new fur G.L. McHugh, ^9321. FIREWOOD - All year and one month looking LEQAL NOTICE ADDRESS...... Help Wanted experienced individual for nace, roof, steel siding, hardwood, - 4’ lengths. TWO ROOMS - Private en to rent apartment. First or sales trainee. Sales trance. Ladies $30. Men The Planning and Zoning Commis various office duties. Good lots of extras. $84,900. 646- PAINTING & PAPER Picked up. $50.00 a cord. second floor. Five or six sion w ill hold a public bearing on CITY ...... RN'S - LPN ’s - Full and experience not necessary typing a must. 871-0401. 5699. Hanging Ceilings 742-8426. $30. Fur coat, dresses, rooms. Can pay $350 Monday. February 7, 1983 at 7:00 part time positions but some clerical and of suits, slacks, etc. Call 649 fice knowledge would be repaired. Releferences. Ful without utilities or $400 P.M . in the Hearing Room. Uncoln ZIP ...... PHCNE. available. We are offering WE ARE LOOKING for VERNON - Clean three ly'insured. Quality work! SOFA - (Sold and neen. 5459. with utiUties included. In Center. 494 Main Street. employment Monday - helpful. Pleasant telephone Manchester. C T to hear and con manner is the most impor positions in snack bar, con bedroom Ranch, two Car Martin Mattsson, evenings Velveteen. Good condition. the area of Manchester, Friday with an extensive trol desk and janitors. $75.00. Call 568-7835. CENTOALLY LOCATED Vernon or Rockville. Call sider the following petitions. tant prerequisite. Send garage. Electric door 649-4431. PREFERRED EQUITIES • benefit package and com Hours are evening and opener. Park-like yard. downtown. Exceptionally 2499319 - ask for Rev. petitive salaries OR Satur letter of introduction or UESUBDIVISION • -BROAD weekends. Only serious Country atmosphere near D.G. PETERSEN SCHOOL FAIR AND Tag clean rooms, kitchen Albert. day’s and Sunday's at an resume to: B. Plamondon, privileges, maid, linen ser ST R E E T (P-40J • To resubdtvlde a and hard workers need city conveniences. $60’s. PAINTING COMPANY - Sale - Raffle - New black aaaaaaaaa*************** lot of approximately 1.588 acres TYPE OR PRINT ONE WORD PER BLOCK. extrem ely high hourly P.O. Box 13, South Wind apply. If interested state Group I, Belfiore Agency, Interior Specialist. Custom and gold BMX bike, games vice. ISecurity required. Homes-ApU. to sharm 50 into 3 tots - 251 Broad Street. rate. Call Crestfield Con sor, CT 06074. position and apply to 647-1413. wallpaper hanging. In and prizes, cookie ' Call 6495127. B A R N E Y T. PE T E R M A N , SR. valescent Home/Fenwood Manager, Parkade Lanes, surance Damage Ap decorating, pie eating con ROOMATE WANTED- To ZONE CHANGE - NORTH MAIN Manor in Manchester at PART TIME WORK in ' MANCHESTER - Clean ST R E E T (P-41) • T o change the cheese factory. 7 to 12 am., Parkade Shopping Center. N E W HAMPSHIRE - praisers. Workmanship test, mamcian, cartoons, K n it share two bedroom flat ONE ITEM PER AD. 643-5151 Monday - Friday, No phone calls. furnished room. Maid ser starting February 1st. $165 zoning classification from Monday thru Friday. Also Lakeside Doll House Guaranteed! 646-8467. pinball, other raffles, lunch Residence B and Industrial toi 9am - 3pm. vice. $50.00 weekly. 649 plus 646-2907 Monday thru Friday 12 to 5 Chalet, 3 bedrooms, year and much more^lO a.m. - 2 /Utilities. Planned Residence Development 2813. pm AppW in person: PART TIME COOK - round $55,000 - price was Building Corrtnetlng 33 p.m. Buckley Elementary evenings. (or 3 parcels of approxiamtely 2.04 HELP THE ELDERLY, experienced in quantity $68,000. New, plush year ^hool, 250 Vernon Street, acres and to approve a General Guglietta Cfheese Co., 1100 Ap*rfm*tit* for Bent 5$ 2 3 4 the frail, the handicapped Burnside Avenue, East food production including round home $42,000 give LEON CIESZYNSKI Manchester. WANTED OLDER Plan of Development for tbe site - 1 WOMAN to share apart 390/414/420 North Main Street. remain at home. Become a Hartford. therapeutic diets and away! 143 >acres, 1,600’ BUILDER. New homes, homemaker - home health supervision of dietary wide river $65,000. 263 ATARI 2600 - 2 Joy sticks, 2 - FOUR ROOM apartment ment. $200 monthW p lu MAURICE E. FRENCH additions, remodeling, rec . with heat Included. SI’ECIAL EXCEPTION • RIDGE aide! You must have a car DENTAL staff. Apply to Food Ser acres, river in center, rooms, garages, Uuibens p^addles, 6 cartridges. half of elecMc. IM-1943 Daytimes only. Monday - vice Supervisor at WaUclng distance to Main evenings and wediends. S TR E E T (F-35) - AppUcaUon un RECEPTIONIST- South beautiful land, $22,000 in remodeled, ceilings, bath Donkey Kong, Defender, der Article II, Sectira 5.02.01 to Meadows Convalescent Street. First floor with Friday. Part time Windsor office. 4 days. wood. $42,000. General tile, dormers, roofing. Asteroids Included. $125. convert a single-family dwelling to ayaiiame.available. uoooGood Iiouriyhourly rmcrate Bookkeeping and typing Center, 333 Bldwell Street, store, gross $400,000 - $195,- Call after 3;00 p.m., 643- ■*' private entrance. $450 per a two-family dwelling • 83 Ridge Residential or commer r month. CaU 6492947. s 6 7 8 plus reimbursement for g must. Experienced Manchester. 000; ^,000 down fan 7388. Autos Per Bole 01 Street. + cial. 6494291. ^ - mileage and fringe preferred but not tastic! Two other general \t this hearing interested persons benefits. Phone 643-9511. {(ecessary. Call 644-1509. PART TIME stores and hardware. 803- FOR SALE; Oak dresser, Z. 3W ROOM APARTMENT. 1979 FORD GRANADA - 6 may be heard and written com ELECTRICAL SERVICES * Private home. Heat, munications received. Copies of HOUSECLEANING 522-3636; or 3736. - We do all types of Elec tum-of-the-century, five cyl., automatic, air- PERSON - Must have own drawers. Does npt need appliances. Working tingle conditioning, 27,000 miles. these petitions have been filed In KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE™ trical Work! Licensed. Call the Town G erk's office and may be by Larry Wright transportation. Greater Irrveetment Prepertf 26 reflnishlng. Call 6491043 , aault only. No Superb carl Many extras! after 5:00 p.m., 646-1516. • - pets/chlldren. Telephone inspected during office hours. Manchester area. Apply In after 6 p.m. $4%5. 6492942. PLANNING AND ZONING 10 11 12 6492880.______9 erson: Delta 9 ASSUMABLE Fixed FARRAND , COMMISSION Ri'iaintenance, 487 North rate mortgage on this cen COPIER FOR SALE • 1981 CHEVY CAPRICE, Leo Kwash, Secretary REMODEUNg - Cabinets, MANCHESTER - One. Main Street, Manchester, trally located six and six Toshiva Old Town 25 in four door, V8. 27,000 miles. Dated this Slst day o f January, Roofing, Gutters, Room two, three bedroom and 1983. below Captain Cork duplex. Separate beating good condition. Also Rex CaU 647-1407. )T &e 3oR.-,na ^ you Additions, Decks, all types townhouse apartments 033-01 Package Store. systems. Only $77,900. Sen rotary electric 5599 1b ^eN D tu e WHote liW/AioMe o f Remodeling and available Immediately. try Real EsUte, 289-4331. Repairs. FREE mimeograph machine. 643- AMC PACER, 1975. Good SECRETARY - Shorthand 9511. D-105 The easy Stockinette $375, $ ^ . , f « 8 - Securily condition, atandard 14 15 16 WMiUe I'M AT WORK, CARLYLC. Elfumates. Fully Insured. Heat and hot 13 or speedwrltlng/typist lO-IS Stitch makes fast knit required. Heat and hot transmission, overdrive, Telephone 64S-6017. ting of this charming set needed for Ad Agency. Look for the many SEASONED OAK water______Included.ded. CalCall Ren- good mileage, radial tires. Have You bargain buys advertised in A . flirty ruffled blouse is for Baby. tol Office, 6494800. / Must be self-motivated. ’HMOTHY J. Connelly - FIREWOOD - For No. 5599 has knit di Willing to learn. Call Judy, the Classified coluinns deliveries, call George easily worn with skirt, Total building and Im pants or knickers for a rections for Cap, Sweater, MANCHESTER - Main An I U O O L W T 646-2900. today. provement servtcea in Grilling, Andover, 7fi- Bootees and Mittens in 1974 PLYMOUTH Scamp, 7888. pretty look. Alternate Street. 2 roomi, heated, two door, radio, beater, MAKe iX WifMoUr MY cluding but not limited to versions feature a single Infant Size. 20 hot water, appUancet. No clean Inside. Can be seen at tastnuiieiit 18 19 kitchens, bathrooms, ad ruffle, scoop neck or tal- TO MKR. SS04 12 Jt far Mct 17 CELEBRITY CIPHER KITCHEN SET. $45.00. N t far psitags sad pets. Security. Parking. Krause Florist, 621 Hart BARBARA dKTLANh C«4*brtty Clp4)«r cryptogram* ar* crMlod from quotalloni by famous psoptt, p «t ditions, garages, roofing iored style with short or &7047. arm praaant. Eacb lanar in lha dphar starxf* for anotbar Trrfs)-'t rfitf M aquala r Three piece living room’ ford Road. RD^^ANCe^>. and siding, door and win long sleeves.' AENt US«T For d ow replacement, set, $75.00. Platform D-10S.wUh Photo-Guide rocker, $46.00. Iron bed, 84mw4wa9nr 44nsnl^ EFFIGENCY MERCURY, 1978 Cougar. remodeling, renovations U in SUea 10 to 18. Bias Small V 8 brougham, four ‘Q MQRYBYJYOP YU UQXHQPH TIQ and new construction. 646- $20.00. CaU 6496051. 12, 84 bust . . . ruffled EwTwtKAffir APARTMENT partially Sdo-7 blouse, 8H yards 46-ineh; furnished on buslliie. b w door, automatic transmla- larsbJttsL.*" alon, Power steering. PH8HN B4tbllU Q RYH — •••••••••••••••••••••••• aUrt, i S yards; pants, Manchester Hospital. C ^ Pros e i B u M M Ad* yards; linlekeri, 144 BPECIAL: Over 260 sa- . 95, 6491712, evoilngi 649 Power brakes, air, stereo. m Example; A) Washer good cond., *50.00 R O B E R T E . JARVIS •••••••••••••••••••••••• yards. toetloos and a FREE 9868 - aik fw Eve. Extra clean. Must sell, / Call 000-0000. HUMHJYQRRL YD EH JQP ZY8H O Pattam Section in the $2900. CaU 6498286 after 9 Buildiiw and Remodeling LADDERBACK rocker P atterns avallabU e a lg ALBUM. Ju t $8.00. Speciaflst. Interior and with rush seat, good condi in sifss shown. MANCHESTER - Six room p.m. B)Table with formica top, *20.00 Call 000-0000. exterior renovating, OiOESAItMIUM . duplex, IVk baths, no 3he XYURHQIYPZ UBQBHXHPB YPUBHOI.” tion. $25.00. Telephone 649 Ts srtif, itnd |U $ ,J$ m 18$ 91^ 00m-Md see NM. Ete residential and commer 1427. 4st piitiBi IM kaoBNa m intt Mail lw» to aiiks iksn. - uUuUet. Central^ located. DATSUN 1979 210 - 5 door NO PET ADS. — NYJE BYBBRH cial, additions, ganues, MM MWHWT . tolM^- E um u lillTt. 24 $400 monthly. Security wagon. 4 speed. Regular roofing and sldinf, FOR SALE SO ■■gallon karo- tSoholNOlw HifSid sisssd m * toSiUsH dtttow. required, no peta. as. 44,000 mnea. PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Forglv» your enemies, but never tWSIiw.W*«W!«M 131-EIIRlOOM NM9IWtM-« Xcellent condition. W.175. V lflU ) kitchens, bathrooms, drum and spigot,spTg new, - ■ * ■ -— “ Available March 1st. 649 6 forget their nemes." — John F. Kennedy M*VSik,l.T.ttMS 2328096. replacement windows and treated Interior. $ 10.00 . a-IU-TO SWI sr SUF-4S SS» (BIT. eiHSbyNEA.me. tii doors. 6438712. Telephone 649-0178. MM, imsISMsSir set iB . MmsiS Kmm