.16—rMANCHESTCR HERALD, Saturday, March 16,1991

86 PETS 8t SUPPLIES W hat Miakes Want- 91 CARS FOR SALK 91 CARS FOR SALE AKC-Regfetered Boston A d s W o iV FORD-Bronco, 1984. HYUNDAI-Excel, 1986. 4 TerrierPuppies. Beauti­ P eop le lik e you who XLT. Loaded, Excellent Door hatch-back. 4 MONDAY fully marked. $500. Call read and use the condition. $4,900. Best Spaed. Runs great. Spec! 774-7805.______Offer. Call 228-1193. Want Ads eveiy day. $1800. 649-7057. 8 7 in s c . F O R SALE 643-2711 SUBARU STATION Schalier WAGON-1982. Good CHINA-Syracuse Nordic, BOOKKEEPING/ LAWN CARE Quality second car. $500 or HEATING/ CARPENTRY/ 75 pieces. $50. Doll 91 CARS FO R SAT-Wt Pre-Owned Autos best offer. 645-6549. LOCAL NEWS INSIDE INCOME TAX hous*, unpainted, PLUMBING REMODELING Value Pric^ TEMPO-1984. Runs LAWN-SCAPE furnished. $50. 647- JosaphP.D*mao,Jrc 9613. USED CAR BEST BUYS! great. Good condition. Installation and Replacement KnCHEN (> BATH REMODELING ■ Bolton political soup thickens. Specializing In F______CAROrNAL 1984 Honda Accord LX $4,995 $1200.645-1165. CarWIad PuM c Accountant of Oil, Gas YsH our beautilul showroom or call lex LAWN MAINTENANCE TOYOTA LAND Proleeslonallax and accounting •Water Healers your tree estimate. DjRAPES-Yellow, 2 pair. 1 BUICK, INC. 4 Dr.. 5 Spd., A/C, Excellent CorKlillon HERITAGE 982 Chevy Comoro CRU ISER-1982. 4 X 4. Mfvteas. AR1040 consultations held Weekly Mowings for picture window, 63’ (2,895 1986 Honda Accord DX $5,500 ■ Bolton selectmen to form panel. •Warn Air Furnaces KITCHEN & BATH CENTER 962Dobun200SX (2,896 100,000 P lu s miles. Spring Cleanups long. $25.00. 649-9958. In the privacy of your hom o o r office. •Boiers 254 Broad Street 983BulckElectra (4.880 8 Door, 5 Speed, AM/FM, Clean Car $2,000 Negotiable. Wilson Oil Company F 984 O ku O m ega 643- 9034 B ushe s Trimmed M anchester 985 Toyota Comry 1987ChiyslerLeBaron $5,400 649-9857. Leave WhaVs m m m 6458393 ______649-5400______IB M TYPEWRITER- 985 Fond Bronco 4X4 (10,980 message. ■ Businesses ready for era of recycling. Free edging of curbs and side­ $75.00 Please call 528- 986Bulcl(Skyi^Sed------(4,480Coupe, Auto, A/C, PS, PB, M Um walks with a summer contract. 966 ChevyvvC Comexo o m r (4,996 ACCOUNTING 2763. 987 Chevy CelebrMySed (6,460 1987Acura Legend Sedan$11,900 News MANAGEMENT SERVICES NO JOB TOO SMALL CUSTOM QUALITY F______1987 Olds Delta 88 Brougham (7,260 9S AUTO SERVICES ■ Bolton commission scrutinizes plan. Free Estimates V-6, Auto, Loaded, Sunnxtf •Tax Preparation* Instant Servlce/Froo Estimates One stop Improvements. 1987 Pontiac 6000 Sed (6,496 Fully Insured LAMPS-One table, one 19S7BulckR3rk Avenue (10,266 M a rch 18,1991 *lndlvidual or Business* Bath/KItchen Remodeling Framing to Painting. 1967 Buick Skylark (6,490 1967 Olds CutlBsa Sup. $5,900 JUNK CARS-Will pay $5 *Reasonable Rates* One Call Does It All Licensed S Insured. stand up. $10.00 1988BuickSkyhawkSed (6,280 to tow your car. Call *Froo Pick-up and Delivery* 645-7887 1988 Pontiac BonnevSe (8,496 V-8, /Uito, Full Power, Wire Wheels Local/Regional Section, Page 7. 3 0 Y e a rs Experience 6.B.B. Member Please calf649-5038. Joey. 528-1990. Need *Electronlc Filing* F 1968 Pontiac Ttoni Am (9,890 l i r r i i l d M&M Plumbing & Heating Call Dave Adamick lor a Iree quote. 19S9BulckSkylKiwkCpe (6,980 1967 BMW 325 $11,700 title. 6 4 4 - 8034 19B9 Jeep Wrangler 4X4 (8,996 Soldier slain 649-2871 6 4 5 -6 5 2 3 V-6,5 Speed, Loaded, Clean YARDMASTERS E N D R O L L S 1989 Brick R egoTcp e (9,696 98 W ANTED TO BUT/ DETROIT (AP) — A 22- 1989 H onda A cco rd LXI (12,6a0 1987 Chevy C-20 4X4 P/U $10,800 JAMES C. FITZGERALD, C.P a T Spring Clean-Up 2 7 1/2* width- ‘1.00 19S9 Chevy Celebrity (8,490 TRADE Manchester's Award-Winning Newspaper year-old soldier cm leave after Tox-Aecountlng-Audl Lawns, Bushes, Trees Cut CAPITOL ENG. CO. COMPLETE 13’ width-50t V-8, Auto, A/C, Full Power, Two lone M an age m e n t Advisory Senrice 81 Adam s Street serving in the Persian Oulf War Yards, gutters, garages E r ik O z d s Aluminum Sheets 4/‘5.00 We buy dean, latemodel used Corporaltons-ftirftisistifiM REMODELING SERVICE 1987 Acura Legend Sed. $13,900 was shot and killed today as he cleaned. Lawn Fertilizing. Appli­ Newxxint end rob con be picked Manchester M M uaU , Jtmb t fWoTes F a aD your If at Ihe Mancheiter Herdd cars and trucks. Top prices F R A H CONSTRUCTION, INC. ONIV b^ore 11 am. Monday V-6, Auto, Suniool, Loaded loaded a moving van, police and IvrhoAWnkandAppoMmer^ ances Removed. Carpentry, plumbing & heafing needs. 649-4571 paid. k>+kxee Com pute™ "One call does It all." through Ttxnda/. a family membn said. A Hauling, Backhoe Work. 1986 Honda Accord LXI $9,900 M6-U02 Serving Manchester f a 25 Years •Kitchen eBath Mr. Duff - Carter Chevrolet Army Spc. Anthony Riggs 935 Moln St. Corstyord, Maicherter Any Job Considered. Coupe, 5 Speed, A/C, Loaded Returns 646-3120 •Additions •Decks 88 TAG SALES 1229 M ain Street ' U.S. rejects was loading a van outside his 1986VWJettaGL $7,800 Call 643-9996 •Roofing •Siding BOB RILEY Manchester, CT mother’s home about 3 ajn. GIGANTIC FLEA OLDSMOeiLEMXKSWAGEN Auto, A/C, AM/FM Stereo 646-6464 • R e p a irs MARKET-10th Annual when someone shot him and fled F R E N C K S U W N • T R E E SER V IC E ROOFING/ sponsored by St. 259 ADAMS ST., MANCHESTER 1988 Chevy Corsica Sed. $6,500 support in a car, sidd his aunt, Margaret PAINTING/ b nownocxpling movring aooounb Free estimates. l e g a l N O T IC E ~ tor thb Ub w i s siio n . SIDING Licensed and insured. Ladies Guild, East 649-1749 V-6, Auto, fiJC, Power Group Cato. The victim’s wffe ran out PAPERING • Lnwn Cut S Trim Hartford. Saturday, INVITA'nON TO BID Iraq’s plea; and found him lying in the street * Formal Hadga Trimming Call Tom > April 20th, 9am-4pm. 1986 Mercury Cougar $7,995 • Trsoa S Shrubs Ptantad LIONEL COTE i985VWJetta The Manchester Public with multiple gun^ot wounds, • Pmnlng • Saadirn • FartiEiar Table rentals available V-6, Auto, Full Power, A/C WEIGLE'S PAINTING CO. 8 7 1 -8 0 9 2 Scheds solicits bids lor C U S­ Soviet police said. • VagsUbla Qardsna Roto-Tilad ROOFING & SIDING Quality work at a now. Call 569-8303, $3,995 Aaa H m an EWAnatM 1989 Acura Legend LS $19,900 TODIAL SUPPLIES tor the Officer John Leavens said reasonable pricel Z oa w R araa t o r S m I o n •30 Years Experience 289-5050, or 568-4320. S45-1314 •Fully Insured Let A Sp e cialist 1987 Olds Ciera Sedan, V-6, Auto, Air Bag, Leather 1991-1992 school year. police had been unable to estab­ Interior A Exterior T A G SALE-Saturday, S e a le d bids will be received threateit^ war Free Estimates •License # 506737 D o lH $4,995 1990 Acura Integra LS $13,500 lish a motive and made no ar­ March 16.9 a.m.-3 p.m. until March 26, 1991, 2:00 unity rests as of this morning. Call Brian Welgle PHIL'S LAWN CARE 646-9564 at East Catholic High Sedan, Auto, A/C, Full Power p.m., at w hich time they will anonymity. 1 9 8 7 DC be publicly opened. The right By ALEXANDER G. HIGGINS 645*8912 LANDSCAPING WATERPROOFING School. U.S. officials say Iraq has put • Spring dean-Up is reserved to reject any and By ANN IMSE The Associated Press R.l. shuts down • Starting fist lor weekly maintenance RICK BURNETT W ET B A S E M E N T S ? 91 CARS FOR s a l e " SCHALLER all bids. SpeciticatiDns and bid The Associated Press military planes and helicopters in forms may be secured at the the sky in the past several days in its PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) — V IL U G E P A IN T ER S • Residential S Commercial ROOFING & SIDING Hatchways, foundation cracks, 1991 Olds Calais RIYADH, Saudi Arabia — The 742-9540 CORVETTE-1978. ACURA Business Office, 45 N. School struggle against internal rebellion, The state prison guards’ union Neria/Exterior 25 Years Experience sump pumps, tile lines, gravity $9,995 Street. Manchester, CT. MOSCOW — KCkhaU S. Gor­ United States has rejected Iraq’s re­ Call for free estimate $5800./best offer. 345 CENTER STREET heightening concern that allied for­ paid its non-guard members lo r Fully Insured feeds, and dry wells. Also damp­ Loaded. Clean interior. 0 3 7 -0 3 bachev appeared today to have won quest for permission to put Free Estimates Many Others MANCHESTER ces could attacked. an involuntary day off from their Call for free estim ates ness proffing of concrete walls Aluminum wheels. 646- To Choose From strong endorsement for his effcMls to warplanes in Ae air and is threaten­ Senia Citizen [>'scount Spring Claanup, Deihatching, 91 CARS FOR SALE ‘ The U.S. Central Command said jobs today, but most o£ the 646-6598 and floors. Chimney clean ouls, 7959. 6 4 7 -7 0 7 7 preserve the Soviet Union, but ing to resume attacks if Baghdad Lawn Mowing, Edging, Hedge this was clearly a violation of the state’s 19,000 workers faced a 872-7782 stone walls, and concrete repairs. referendum results showed him does not comply, U.S. officials said Trimming, Light Trucklrng, Etc. ^ terms of a tenqx>raiy cease-fur set second day off without pay. Over 40 years experienced. Sen­ losing on an issue that could today. Proteslonal Equipment | streng^en his chief rival. two weeks ago. Gov. Bruce G. Sundlun, who MARTY MAnSSON ELDER CARE ior citizen discounts. Secretary of State James A. Baker Dependable I Soviets voted Sunday on whether At Sunday’s meeting in Safwan, also has laid off 600 wrxkers, Painting Interior/Exterior III acknowledged Sunday that Ray Hardy 646-7973 NURSE'S-AIDE Albert Zuccaro to back Gorbachev’s efforts to keep Iraq — the second since last ordered the shutdown to deal Waiipapering grounding Iraq’s warplanes would with the state’s budget deficit Years of experience Waterproofing the deeply divided country together month’s cease-fire in the Persian 30 Years ^perience under his leadership. help rebels seeking to U ^ le Sad­ Gulf War — U.S. officials told the The furloughs shut most state Care for Elderly 6 4 6 -3 3 6 1 dam Hussein, but said the United z References, Insured In the Russian republic, citizens Iraqis what “control measures” they offices, but left woddng those Excellent references States was not arming the insur­ 649-4431 MISCELLANEOUS also voted on whether to make the needed to take to avert having their that provide essential services, Call T h a A a a e c la la d P r a M gents. SERVICES Let A Sp e cialist presidency a popularly elected of­ aircraft being shot down, the U.S. such as police, prison guards and o H 742-6402 HAILING THE HEROS — President Bush poses with two The U.S. threat to attack pro-Sad­ J LalASpcclaBtt D o III fice; parliamem now appoints the sources said. They refused to some state hospital employees. 3 r- dam forces came in a meeting be­ D o HI president. Preliminary returns from pilots who were in the Persian Gulf W!ar during a welcome- elaborate. Colleges, where workers ODD JOBS tween Iraqi and U.S. military com­ TREE SERVICE/ Moscow, Leningrad and other parts the-troops-home ceremony held Sunday in Sumter, S.C. Air “Now, the Iraqi military has indi­ agreed to defer some of their > m MASONRY Smart shoppers manders in allied-occupied southern Trucking, PRUNING of the Russian Federation showed cated that it intends to fly more pay, and offices psdd for with shop Classifiecll Force Lt. Nick Dodson, left, and Capt. Spike Thom as, are Iraq, said two officials with the U.S. Z l ^ Home Repairs. airplanes, to move them around federal funds, such as un­ ROMAN SPIEWAK They find that's a HAWKES TREE SERVICE part of the 33rd Tactical Unit based at Shaw Air Force Base, Central Command in Saudi Arabia employment also were open. O C D You name It ~ We do It. Please see SOVIET, page 6. z -< Mason Contractor Good way to fight Bucket, taick & chipper. S.C. who spoke on condition of Please see GULF, page 6. Since the first shutdown Stump removal. Free Brick-Stone-Block Free Estimates the high cost of March 8, the state Supreme H H estimates. Special Court rejected the unions’ argu­ m X New-Repairs-Restoration Insured living. consideration for elderly and handicapped ments that Sundlun (hd not have 0 m 646-4134 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 _643-0304 647-7553 Waste site may come to a town near you the power to close slate govern­ ment and that the furloughs were 1 FULLY an illegal lockout O § By PETER VILES 250-acre site. Like similar waste (xoduced elsewhere in the nation, it now Kn* 'N* CARLYLE by Lvry Wright When you need to EQUIPPED “Right now everything is quiet. But when those three sites ^oeS^by truck to the mily three disposal sites in the country, in 74rU10nTURE The Associated Press Terrorist held o advertise, nothing A u t o m a t i c . are released, this issue is going to hit the fan,” said state Rep. Nevada, South Carolina and Washington state. BEDROOM SETS-Living Air Conditioning, Mary Mushinksy, the co-chairwoman of the Legislature’s En­ But Congress, in decisitms in IS^O and 1985, sent a clear, ATHENS, Greece (AP) — o C O HObJ A CAT1&i6*nMe: works like Classified HARTFORD — An obscure, quasi-public state agency is Greece has detained an Arab room furniture, antique AM/FM Stereo vironment Committee. “It’s going to be front-page news. message to Connecticut and the other 46 states that low-level m - CO furniture. 643-4701 or about to make one of Connecticut’s cities or towns an offer it convicted in absentia by an D ia l C a s s e t t e . ‘Radioactive’ is always a trigger word.” radioactive waste disposal is a state problem that must be ad­ 649-2147.______can’t refuse. Italian court for helping phm the Pow er Steering, But Mushinsky added, “The waste is already here. The dressed at the state or regional level. P 5 643-2711 ONE-Maple twin bed. Before this year ends, that town will be picked to be the site 1985 hijacking of the Achille D e f o g g e r , is where do we put it?” The New England states never came close to reaching a Spring mattress. of Connecticut’s first and only low-level radioactive waste dis­ Lauro cruise ship, a senior • r M uch More, Connecticut industries — nuclear plants, hospitals and regional agreement on low-level waste, and Connecticut chose S S F L O O R IN a $80.00, Please call posal site. police official confirmed today. S I Month # 5 4 8 0 research firms — now produce about 45,000 cubic feet of to build a single disposal site to serve Cmmecticut only — al­ 643-1634. Like it or not, the town will add to its la n d sc ^ a clump of Abdulrahim Khaled was ar­ F______low-level radioactive waste per year, or enough to fill about 13 though the Legislature conceivably could vote to accept waste concrete bunkers the size of a shopping mall that will receive rested March 7 along with three § « uactor-trailer trucks. from other states. FLOORSANDING PECAN-Break front drop and store 13 truckloads of radioactive waste a year, most of it Greeks when a police search J3 > leaf table (gate leg) plus The waste ranges from used machinery, tools, gloves, boots The waste management service, a quasi-public agency • F lo o rs like new from the state’s four nuclear power plants. turned up dynamite and a •Specializing In older floors 4 chairs, all for $W0. 7 m e t Ends April 7 Unlike the siting of prisons or incinerators, residents of the and paper towels frtxn nuclear plwts to byproducts of other created in 1983, is charged with finding a site for the facility, gasoline bomb at the home of •Natural & stained floors .. Drawer oak desk/chair, industries; two-thirds of the was!e and 99.9 percent of the town selected will not be able to cry “Not in my back yard.” choosing a method for storing the waste, and selecting a com­ one of those detained with him, • N o w axing a n y m a e $175., Swalec clothes radioactivity comes from the nuclear plants, said Joe Cohen, a rail, $50. S28-2763. Local approval is not necessary, and the state is prepared to pany to operate the site. the official said on conditiem of John Verfallle spokesman for the hazardous waste management service. take the land it needs by eminent domain. llie facility will hardly be an economic boon — Cohen said anonymity. 'I ------646-5750 SOFA-Beige background, Nevertheless, cries of protest will probably echo late this “The bulk of it is very mild, very safe,” Cohen said. “But it may create as few as 10 fiill-time jobs. But it will come with R u m s - soft floral design. 3CA RTER^ Khaled was convicted and some of it is very dangerous and must be handled very careful­ Full size. Like new. $400. sfning when the Connecticut Hazardous Management sentenced in absentia to life in 61 lose. SERVICES 643-6625. CHEVROLET/GEO Service announces the three possible locations for the ly.” Please see WASTE, page 6. prison by an appeals court in 1 229 Main Street, Manchester Genoa in 1987 for the hijacking, CLEANING-Hauling, carpentry, remodeling, Let A Specialist Exit 3 off 1-384 ■ 646-6464 during which Leon Klinghoffer, odd jobs. Rick's Hand­ D o lt l Hours: Mon.-Thurs. 9-8; Fri. 9-6; Sat. 9 5 an elderly wheelchair-bound yman and Carpentry Wind studied man from New York, was shot to Service. 646-1948. Students death and his body thrown over­ e IM1 by NEA. me. Reasonably priced. Ful­ 91 CARS FOR SALE board. ly insured. Court will rule 91 CARS FOR SALE get docs* 91 CARS FOR SALE 91 CARS FOR SALE in jet crash on school prayer CAKDINALBUICK'S VOLUMC PIUaNG WASHINGTON (AP) — The / .. O ffe r theory that the crash was caused by : By SANDY SHORE Supreme Court today agreed to e n d s [,,^^™ SFRO R| S 2 5 0 T O a phenomenon known as wind eye view The Associated Press decide whether ;xayers should A TOYOTA M a r c h 31 shear, a sudden shift in wind speed CAI/fS YOU CASH!] ■ iiyo O N SELECT be allowed as part of the gradua­ BUICK DENVER — Investigators are and direction. tion ceremonies at public SrEPHEN MUST SEU 150 TOYOTAS Although the Colorado Springs By SCOTT B. BREDE looking at a little-known Manchester Herald schools. NO DEU SHOULD BE REFUSED! phenomenon known as wind rotors Municipal Airport had issued wind The court said it will review for clues to why a jetliner went into shear alerts the day of the accident, rulings that barred guest U P TO 1991 BUICK 1991 BUICK MANCHESTER — Tb help 1990 BUICK 1991 BUICK 1991 BUICK a nosedive and crashed, killing all none was in effect when the crash speakers from delivering invoca­ s n i c n o occurred, said John K. Lauber, who youths learn about careers in UNRS SKYLARK SED REGAL SEDAN 25 people on board. V tions and benedictions at high $ 2 0 0 0 REATTA COUPE] CENTURY LTD LESABRE is heading the NTSB investigation. medicine, Manchester Memorial DEMONSTRATOR Wind rotors occur when winds Hospital opened its doors FHday school and junior high school cqrl under aixl form undercurrents Winds were 23 mph with gusts to 32 commencement ceremonies in mph. to 90 studemts from Bennet Junior 5 .9 %HNANCE; ^ b u y e r P flowing in the opposite direction. Providence. RJ. 1 Investigators said the crash is High and RHAM Middle School SUPfeR DEAl^ — S^ PLE BDYS “Our investigators are looking at in Hebron. Lower courts said such this rotor wind condition, which we among the most frustrating and prayers violate the constitution­ 1 9 9 1 C A M R Y 1991 TERCEL Auto, A/C, Rear Defogger, 40r., Auto, A/C, Cruise, De­ complex they have ever tackled. Career Day, a semi-annual Tilt, PS, PB, Only $1174^, lay Wipers, PDl. Whe Wheel Company Vehicle, have not seen before in commercial ally required separation of Loadied, ^ Ttey are woridng with no sur­ event, is primarily open to 7th and CMAC First Time Buyer - Covers, Stock #1854. Only Auto, A/C Cruls«, Delay Auto, A/C, V-6, nit. Cruise, accidents ... at least we have not church and state. Stock #1473, i 8th-grade students who have $600 Allowance To Quali­ $15,597 CMAC Hrst Tlm i Wipers, V^, PW, PDL, PS, PS, PW, PDU Cassene, vivors and varying wimess reports. Must Be Seen! documented before,” said Brent In the appeal acted on today. fied Customer, Use Your Buyer -$*00 Allowance to I Tilt, Loaded, $tk. #1935 Lo^ed, Stock #18*3. The crash left investigators with lit­ shown an interest in health-related 1 1 1 2 . 7 7 Was $28,715 Bahler, a spokestruin for the Nation­ Providence school officials said # 9 1 4 1 3 4 S144.32 40 I 4 8 m o s Incoming Trade As Down Paynsent quaflfled customer. Use your Only 15,S9« tle more than small pieces of the Fields. Nearly one-third of the #1906. trade as down payment N O W ONLY First Time Buyer.. N O W O N LY al TVansportation Safety Board in students who participate go on to acknowledging God at such 1991 CAMRY 4 DR. DLX 1991 TERCEL Boeing 737-200 and a swath of Washington. become volunteers at the hospital, times does not amount to a The theory has come iq> in the in­ scorched grass in a park three miles governmental endorsement of ^ » M 0 , 3 9 5 * 7 2 9 9 n 0 , 8 7 8 * ^ 4 , 9 9 7 - 2 0 , 9 9 0 from the airport. said Diana Thurber, MMH's as­ * ^ 4 ,9 9 8 **1 6 ,9 9 5 * vestigation of the March 3 aash of sistant director of volunteer ser­ religion. # 9 1 6 1 5 ?*' ” $197.45 48 mos. # N T I0 0 2 7 8 S124.63 48 mot. U nit^ Airlines Flight 585. The “All accident investigations have AC. 1» *<*t. im p*w*r krekm. eomeh. Cm* 1 . 1 ^ . 4 ipU , M R P9HW vices. Volunteer jobs range from ______m . OM** sfcu ■ AC. corRote tmm. temmke oofptra. uNaf * lrLr«>k recent past.” fte*l flMiSI. AaAsmti* 1985 Toyota Camiy...... $ 4 *9 8 0 1988 Pontiac Bonneville.. least temporarily, some other pos­ able to attend three different semi­ ...... $ 8 ,4 9 5 Investigators have begun RaglnaM PMo/Manehaator Harald 20 pages, 4 sections 1986 Ford Bronco 4X4...... $ 1 0 *9 8 0 1989 Chevy Celebrity...... sibilities. They believe that neither nars at which they could ask • 1 c * r * n « 1t*1 4-RvM*r $ 8 ,4 9 0 recoiutructing the plane and have /Lnother /Lnole 11 rawllMclifMloe 1986 Buick Skylark Sedan...... $ 4 *4 8 0 the pilot nor the co-pilot suffered an TRYING THE TREADM ILL — Penny Aivaliotis, a student Your Notch $4800 1989 Buick Skyhawk Cpe...... S p e c ia l M o m sent pieces to a San Francisco hospital staff membm questions B u sin e ss 5 MapliMi'tMmdi 13000 SNplwrs W fli S4ISI Maphofi't Notch $4000 1986 Chevy Camaro...... $ 4 *9 9 5 1989 Jeep Wrangler 4X4...... incapacitating injury; there was at RHAM Middle School, walks on a physical therapy C lassified Automafic, Air, Fin I Injtclion, labonuory for tests. Bahler said it about everything, from their 14-16 1987 Chevy Celebrity Sedan...... $5^480 plenty of fuel; there is no sign of • 7 8 3 0 * 1 5 , 1 0 0 Low M N t, Many E x M 1989 Buick Regal Coupe...... t g a a n could talro up to a year to sort out treadmill at Manchester Mem orial Hospital. Students from schooling to how much they earn. C o m ics 10 1987 Olds Delta 88 Brougham...... $ 7 *2 8 0 sabotage or a mqjor collision with a Focus 12 IfihCUttZL 1989 Honda Accord LXI Loaded...... $ 1 2 *6 8 5 what happen^. Some students said the semi- Ig m if a r M MS*r on ham bm«. 1987 Pontiac 6000 Sedan 31K...... $ 6 i4 9 5 bird, and the engines were running RHAM and Manchester's Bennet Junior High toured the Local 7-Q r * » k * < en i m N r I IW - i i d s l i 14 5% ATI 41 mehN PbiiWiI_ 173 __ Ir.hhtailHIUO, One theory investigators are ex- Lonerv lufiMSI4tl.20. NucORAvwtnnif cNua Al oNOMdtisufciocf•4bd4lwlij4C)h to prior mHh S SArtororl far normally. hospital as part of ther school’s sem i-annual Career Day. Please see TOUR, page 6. fi •PRICES INCLUDE FAaORY REBATES! CARDINAL BUICK, INC. They’ve also shelved an earlier NatioiVWbrtd 2.3 Please see CRASH, page 6. Obituaries 9 .14 4.9% AP.R. FINANCING IS AVAIUBU " A TOUCH ABOVE FIRST CLASS" O olnion 4 u IN UEU OF FAaORY REBATE! 81 Adams Street, Manchester fidQ-d*>7l Soo rts 13,17-20 TOYOTA DELIVERY MUST BE ON OR BEFORE 3-31-91 State 10V7 FoiiMiiKjton Ave.. Rt, 6, 6n >tol 5 8 4 - 7 4 3 5 (Open Eves. 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IT 1 2—MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. March 18.1991 MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. March 18.1991—3 NATION/WORLD Guerrillas fight Rewarding military troops remappers BANGKOK, Thailand (AP) province was hit by up to 8,000 Iraq claims revolt crushed in southern cities remain properly represented. R r the first time, Cambodian guer­ shells on Jan. 21, the foreign mini­ By JEFF BARKER rillas are using tank units and heavy ster said. Califomiav which will gain seven the other key southern holy city, Nqjat, told tte The Associated Press By JOHN RICE sein’s Republican Guard was using napalm to crush the southern cities of Najaf, Karbala, Hilla, Amarra and in artillery to besiege government posi­ He said the guerrillas fired dozens seats, is the big wiimer along with newspaper that he and other soldiers were held fw 14 Florida and Texas, which will gain southern rebellion. Dhi Qar province. tions near the Thai border, Cam­ of 130mm rounds on a market in the The Associated Press days without food or water in the basement of a school WASHINGTON — Every 10 None of the claims could be verifled independently. Al-Thawra, the ruling Baath Arab Socialist Party bodia’s foreign minister says. Battambang capital Feb. 10, killing four and three, respectively. New years, member of the House of York will lose three seats and Pen­ The travelers from Iraq said the army had set iq> newspaper, also claimed the southern rebellion had been run by a Shiite cleric. “Once more, I call on the other 13 people and injuring more than ■ W ■ NICOSIA. Cyprus — Iraq claimed today it had Representatives start giving away nsylvania, Dlinois, Michigan and checkpoints around Baghdad and every ndle or two on crushed. It characterized the unrest as sectarian turmoil side to accept a voluntary cease-fire 100. crushed! the revolt in the south, but rebel leaders con­ Iraq’s government said it sent top officials to tour money — and to other politicians, Ohio will each lose two. the highways south of the capital. They said soldiers had that aimed at “destroying Iraq and ... turning it into as soon as possible to promote the Hor Nam Hong gave no details on tended 'the uprising was growing and travelers said the cities reciqitured from the insurgents over the weekend. yet. House members have reason to be search for peace,” the official, Hor the use of the tank units. army had set up checkpoints around Baghdad and was also begun to search houses and cars in Baghdad for another Lebanon.” Iran’s official Islamic Republic News Agency, citing That’s because every decade, concerned about reapportionment The newspapers claimed the rebels had killed men, Nam Hong, said in an interview He said the non-Communist for­ searching for weapons. weapons. . r refugees, seemed to siqiport some of I ^ ’s claims, state legislators redraw the congres­ They could find their district spokesman for a rebel faction claimed ijDamascus women and children and left towns and cities in ruins. with the Cambodian government’s ces of Prince Norodom Sihanouk The rebel leaders, speaking in Syria, reported new A saying the fighting in the south was mainly near the sional districu that elea those law­ deluged with voters of the opposite Salam al-Shama, writing in the government SPK news agency. and of the Khmer People’s National fighting near al-Kut. 100 miles southeast of Baghdad today that Saddam was trying to regroiq) ms forces in southern city of Basra. makers. And that’s a good time to party. Worse, states losing seats newspfqrer Al-Jumuriya, said that when he toured the Liberation Front were closely coor­ and Kurdish guerrillas said they were holding on to the capital and isolate rebels in the suburbs of al-Doura make or keep a few friends in the must merge neighboring districts, Muslim holy city of Karbala he saw bodies stacked in V The agency quoted refugees as saying the Republican The report, monitored in Bangkok dinating with the Communist Khmer gains in the northern Iraq. and al-Taji. statehouse back home. often forcing an election between in­ The spokesman, Bayan Jabr of the Shiite SufReme hospitals and blood everywhere. Guard was using napalm to crush tlw rebellion and was today, said the interview had just .'louge in these attacks. The non- Neighboring Iran declared today a day of mourning “I don’t think there’s anything cumbents. Assembly for the Islamic Revolution, also claimed that “Blood was painted on the streets and the walls of the forcing civilians to sit or sleep on tanks to protea them taken place but did not specify the Communist guerrillas deny this. The for what it called the destruction of Muslim shrines by wrong with them paying extra atten­ Jubelirer said the goal is for state rebels in al-Kut had repulsed an attack by loyalists, city. It was all blood, blood, blood,” he wrote. Rebels from rebel attack. day. United States gives non-lethal aid to Saddam Hussein’s loyalists. tion. Every elected official is out and federal lawmakers to communi­ have said that loyalist army units shelled the city last Kurdish rebels and the Iranian agency said Kurdish In the past few months, the three the non-Communists, but is required Iran supports the Shiite Muslim rebels in Iraq’s shopting down two government helicopters. there trying to survive,” said Robert cate more, even when redistricting is predominately Shiite south, and its official news agency The army newsprqrer Al-Qadissiyah reported today week, killing hundreds. faces were holding fast or advancing near the northern guerrilla groups joined forces to by law to halt it if they cooperate Jubelirer, president pro tern of the A not going on. Al-Qadissiyah said a soldier cultured by the rebels in oil citv of Kirkuk, 130 miles north of the capital. launch in the northwestern region militarily with the Khmer Rouge. on Sunday quoted Iraqi refugees as saying Saddam Hus­ that anti-government riots had been crushed in the Pennsylvania Senate. “Some of them (congressmen) we “large-scale offensives with the use China is the main source of arms Rep. Martin Frost, D-Texas, said ^hear from every 10 years, some we for the first time of several tank to rebels fighting the Soviets-sup- he established a special political never hear from at all,” the Pennsyl­ units and 155mm and 130mm heavy plied Cambo^an government. Guer­ committee that made $40,000 in vania legislatin' said. “In the last General artillery pieces against our posi­ rillas and Western news reports last contributions to state legislative can­ Lawyers plan several years, we have tried to es­ tions,” Hor Nam Hong said. year said China had provided the didates, as well as candidates for tablish a dialogue with them and we Some 5,000 shells pounded the Khmer Rouge with tanks and governor and lieutenant governor. town of Svay Chek on Dec. 6 and 130mm guns, reports Beijing have.” Reps. Joe McDade and Curt Wel­ The effects of redistriaing can to get another position in Battambang denied. assault on Iraq don, both R-Ra., invited Pennsyl­ last years. Former seven-term vania Republican leaders and Bush Democrat Doug Walgren, D-Ri., administration Cabinet members to blamed his election defeat last WASHINGTON (AP) — U.S. Department spokeswoman Bar­ a fund raiser last year that collected law firms are beginning to prepare bara Clay said the survey, compiled fifth star a November partly on the GOP- Mexico picks : $50,000 for GOP legislative hope­ dominated state legislature that cases for clients who hope to “for informational and planning pur­ TIm Associated Press fuls. recover billions of dollars in busi­ poses,” is nearly complete. Lawyers redrew his district boundary lines DHAHRAN, Saudi Arabia (AP) ALL THE SAM E — A demonstrator and his dog were Rep. Bill Paxon, R-N.Y., gave eight years earlier. “This distria was ness and property lost after Iraq in­ have been advising clients, many of $20,()00 to his party’s legislative vaded Kuwait last August. whom lost out on contracts with — The secretary of the army has among about 50,000 people who joined a raiiy in Sofia, designed in 1982 to elect discussed making Persian Gulf War new governor Buigaria, Sunday to demand speedy economic reforms. campaign committees between Oc­ Republicans,” Walgren said. At stake is the right to frozen Kuwait’s government, how to hero H. Noiman Schwarzkopf a tober 1989 and Oaober 1990. Of Hrost said his campaign contribu­ Iraqi assets and future profits from respond to the survey. The sign around the dog’s neck reads, “Facism, that, $17,500 went to the New York five-star general, a rank last awarded MONTERREY, Mexico (AP) — file. tions “were made clearly with an that nation’s rich oil reserves. “President Bush has said Iraq is socialism, communism and the BSP (Bulgarian Socialist State Senate Republican Campaign Iraq has accepted in principle a going to pay and I hope he meant more than four decades ago. Thousands of members of the ruling President Salinas de Gortari or­ eye towards redistricting.” dered primaries and other election Party) are all the same.” Committee. United Nations resolution requiring it,” said Washington lawyer Brice The secretary, Michael Stone, party went to the polls in the nor­ Texas, Pennsylvania and New “Obviously it’s to my advantage theastern state of Nuevo Leon on reforms to boost the image of the it to pay for destroyed property and Clagett. He added that Iraq might said Sunday he is also considering York are among states that will gain as a Demoaat to have as many Sunday to choose among five can­ powerful party, known by its lost business in Kuwait and other even be forced to pay for the making Schwarzkopf, a four-star or lose congressional seats as a Democrats elected to the legislature countries. destruction caused by allied troops. didates in Mexico’s/, first gqber- Spanish initials PRI. T^e party has general, the Army’s chief of staff. already held primaries in some local Economic reform result of the 1990 census. State law­ as possible. It wasn’t designed President Bush has said he in­ “There is no reason why it natmial p rim ^ , ,,il , But he said the final decision rests races around the country. makers will redraw the distiia nuq>s necessarily just to help a particular tends to see that Baghdad sticks to wouldn’t include damage by the al­ with the Pentagon and White House. Official results were not e x ^ tM member,” Frost said. that agreement, but it remains uncer­ lies,” Clagett said. “It was a clearly before early Tbesday, but observers But some election observers said to conform. “I did discuss it with Gen. the Nuevo Leon primary only gave The 435 House seau are divided He declined to speculate on how tain how vigorously the United legal war against an illegal action” said Socrates Rizzo, mayor of the brings questions his Dallas-area distria might be z Schwarzkopf when I was in the appearance of reform. iq) every 10 years to refiea popula­ States and its allies in the Persian — the invasion of Kuwait. Riyadh,” Stone said while visiting state capital, Monterrey, would win reshaped. Gulf War will pursue claims against easily. He would face two opposi­ “In essence, the results have al­ ILEANA, Romania (AP) — available for the tile stove in the tion shifts and ensure that states Some international law specialists an Army post in Dhahran. O I! Iraq. tion candidates in the July 7 general ready been cooked,” said Luis Lauro Dealing a final blow to com­ comer of her office. By early warn against impoverishing Iraq, He said he will make a recom­ 33 r- “It’s the question of the day, isn’t citing the lessons of World War I election for a six-year term as Garza, a philosophy professor at the munism by dismantling collective March, even the cobs were gone it?” said Carol Welu, a Washington when a defeated Germany was mendation soon to Secretary of governor. Autonomous University of Nuevo farms has universal appeal in and the weak morning sunlight Another brother > m Defense Dick Cheney. But he Leon, who has conducted research lawyer, who said several clients forced to pay heavy reparations. Tha AModalMl Pran In the past, candidates of the In­ Eastern Europe, but whether im­ over her shoulder provided the H o with Kuwaiti business ties have con­ declined to give further details. stitutional Revolutionary Party were on Ihe state’s electoral process. mediate land reform makes only heat and light. Many historians believe the postwar VIOLENCE AT PEACE RALLY — -Residents of the Alexandra township in Johannesburg, tacted her firm. treatment of Germany contributed to A four-star general is the highest picked by their predecessors or Lauro Garza said Rizzo’s real economic sense has become a The 7,400-acre Ileana farm and O D3 The amount of money available Adolf Hitler’s rise to power. South Africa, attempt to put out a fire spreading through the shacks in the neighborhood Sun­ U.S. military rank, but a few famous chosen by an executive party com­ competitors were weeded out before worrisome question. others like it, the agricultural contracts AIDS z -< for war claims by the victorious al­ day after violence erupted during an Inkatha peace rally that drew more than 2,000 sup­ battlefield leaders have been mittee, practices that .stirred outcry the primaries to help boost the backbone of Communist A more recent historical example them when school opened that year. H H lies and their citizens could depend rewarded with a fifth star. from some in the party rank-and- mayor’s chances. Czechoslovakia and Hungary Romania, have begun to crumble. SARASOTA, Fla. (AP) — The — the settlement of the Iran hostage porters. At least 15 people died in the scattered violence Sunday. The school board baimed them. m X on Saddam Hussein’s future as The last to reach the elite rank are well ahead of Romania and The government that followed second of three hemophiliac crisis a decade ago — suggests that Days later, their home was burned 0 m president of Iraq, she said. was Gen. Omar Bradley in 1950. Bulgaria in putting their stronger dictator Nicolae Ceausescu, who brothers driven from their claims may be settled without bitter hometown after contracting the down in a still unsolved arson case, “If Hussein is toppled, I imag'me Others include Gens. D w i^t D. industry back into private hands, was overthrown and executed in upheaval. AIDS virus now has the full-blown driving them from the central the United States would be much Eisenhower, Dou^as MacArthur, Texas has most and their farm systems produce December 1989, is letting people 1 Florida town and into hiding. reclaim their land. disease, the family said. more willing to take a magnanimous Iran has paid billions'of dollars in Bloody township fighting George C. Marshall and Henry H. enough food. The family settled in Sarasota, 45 view and expend funds for the claims and repaid loans to U.S. The well-stocked food shops of Bulgaria also is moving boldly Ricky Ray, 14, was diagnosed R o “Hap” Arnold. with the disease two weeks ago, miles away, and the Gulf Coast o reconstruaion of Iraq,” Ms. Welu banks as part of a bargain it made in Four-star Gen. Carl E. Vuono be­ Budapest and Prague would be a to smash the collectives. Its par­ community embraced them. said. 1981 to end the crisis. In return, the brutality cases dream in Bucharest and Sofia, liament has decided land when doctors examined an eye in­ CJ CO came the Army’s chief of staff in All three boys and their sister, United States agreed to unfreeze redistribution will begin after this fection, the family said Sunday. Meanwhile, the Treasury Depart­ kills several Africans 1987. where shelves often are bare. For m c/> Doctors last April said Ricky’s 13- who isn’t infected with the AIDS ment is taking preliminary sound­ Iranian assets in this country and DALLAS (AP) — More police ment records obtained under the their part, Romanian officials say year’s harvest. Schwarzkopf, 56. became a media year-old brother, Robert, had virus, have enrolled in new schools ings on the extent of claims against help Iran’s government obtain the JOHANNESBURG. South Africa “The killing must stop and the said three Inkatha supporters were brutality cases were investigated in Freedom of Information Act. The plunging into land reform might Mircea Ravlu, a parliamentary ^ O star as he led the allies to victoy and made new friends. AIDS sup­ Ir^ by American businesses and fotune of that nation’s deposed (AP) — At least 19 people were community must realize that killed by a mob that stoned their Texas during the second half of the records did not include a state-bv- reduce already inadequate farm spokesman on land reform for developed AIDS. shah and his family. killed and more than 60 hurt in violence brings nothing but more vehicle, then hacked and stabbed over Iraq in the Persian Gulf War 1980s than in any other state, ac­ state breakdown of convictions. production and undermine the Romania’s governing National “I know there is a possibility that port groups have helped the family. citizens. But the last year has taken its toll. m > weekend township battles between violence,” said police Maj. Reg them to death. last month. cording to U.S. Justice Department U.S. Attorney General Dick fragile democracy. Salvation Front, said: “The land I could die.” said Ricky, a raspy- Robert’s infections forced him to rival black factions fighting with Crewe. figures. Thornburgh last week announced a Polish agriculture never was law destroys communism. From a voiced eighth-grader. “It doesn’t drop out of school. Ricky weighs 82 machetes and guns, police said Texas, the nation’s third most nationwide review by the Justice collectivized. Farms remained moral point of view, the land law really scare me. The only thing I’m 5 “ pounds, a loss of more than 25 > Syria promoting today. The violence broke out when In­ populous state, investigated 2,015 Department of police brutality cases. small and private despite Com­ is part of the Romanian revolu­ worried about is leaving my family katha called a peace rally in pounds from last year, and has been Zulu followers of the Inkatha P p t o i t m ^ a t r R e s i g n reports of police brutality between The review wm prompted by the munist rule and, ironickly, many tion.” behind. That’s the only thing that Freedom Party clashed with African Alexandra to try and halt violence for men & women 1984 and 1989, The Dallas Morning March 3 beating of a motorist may fail as communism’s guaran­ At Ileana, in fertile grain scares me.” too tired to attend school since Oc­ National Congress siqiporters Sun­ that began earlier this month. ANC stopped for speeding in Los An­ tober. 117 East Center St. • 2nd floor • M anchester, CT News reported Sunday. teed prices and markets disappear. country near the Danube River, The third brother with the virus, day in northern Johaimesburg’s officials had urged authoities to California, the nation’s most geles. A neighborhood resident Louise Ray, the boys’ mother, hostages’ release (AcroM from MonchMtar Amtxjtcmc* Seivice) At the Ileana collective farm 30 more practical matters are of im­ 11-year-old Randy, has remained prohibit the rally, but police allowed Alexandra township. Police said 10 645-8172 oMon.-Fri. 9-8, Sat. 9-6 populous state, was second with videotaped the beating. miles cast of Bucharest, Carmen mediate concern. relatively healthy. recently left her nursing job to help BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) — southern slums to hideouts in and people were killed, most of them the meeting to go ahead. 1,294 investigations, and Louisiana “I would think, just given the lacob finds a warm coat, hat and “Most of the people will try to The boys became infected with care for the boys. hacked to death, and 49 injured. was third with 1,050 investigations. volume, that Thornburgh should “Mentally, you can be prepared Syrian Vice President Abdul-Halim around the ancient town of Baalbek Police said trouble began when scarf as necessary for doing the work the land themselves.” said the AIDS virus in 1987 from tainted In .another black factional fight Vermont was last with three inves­ turn his attention first to Texas in in­ pretty muc^. but emotionally it’s Khaddam said Sunday that his in east Lebanon’s Bekaa Valley. ANC supporters attacked several payroll as her pencil and ledgers. Mrs. lacob, whose husband drives blood-clotting p ^ u c ts they took Sunday, this time at a black migrant tigations. vestigating cases,” said Suzanne realty hard. Emotionally, you can’t government was working to free The area is controlled bv the fun­ Zulus on their way to the rally. Com cobs are the only fuel tractors and other machinery. for their hemophilia. workers’ hostel in southern Johan­ The newspaper said the figures Donovan, director of the Texas Civil prepare for it,” said Mrs. Ray. Western hostages held by pro- damentalist Hezbollah, or Fbrty of Obed Bapela, a township officii. Neighbors in Arcadia shunned God, which is Iran’s main ally in nesburg, six men were hacked to were compiled from Justice Depart­ Liberties Union. Iranian extremists in Lebanon. 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After a day’s job himt^ it was a were signs that read: “Sorry, we housing Copley News Service American and Japanese corporate different story. “We were really dis­ only speak J^ianese.” That, some over forecasts cultures is much more than speech- appointed,” ^ d Mau, whose mother Industrial park Americans charged, was a cue the claimed credit for controlling \r X)1 SAN FRANCISCO — Help deep. is Japanese. Some companies were companies w ant^ to interview only By JOHN C U N N IFF federal spending, spending is ac­ Wanted. Must speak Japanese. “straightforward. They said they the Japanese. “There’s a misconception that The Associated Press tually soaring to such hij^ levels not feasible That enticement brought hundreds weren’t hiring Americans.” Other taking a few years of Japanese may “Eighty percent of the trip was a that private-sector growth will be a waste lur of young America’s best and a passport to getting a job,” said participants expressed similar To The Editor: waste of time,” said Colin MacLean NEW YORK — Business brightest to San Francisco it frqstrations. thwarted. As a citizen of the Town of Bolton, I read articles ap­ 'Mas^azu Watabe, chairman of groups are pointing to widening Contrary to popular impres­ February. They descended on Many companies reenuting at the from the University of California at pearing in newspapers regaiding local political groiqis By JACK ANDERSON Asian and Near Eastern languages at San Diego. But he added that the conflicts between official sions, says economist Scott Hodge cavernous San Francisco Civic Cen­ Brigham Young University. ‘*niat’s fair gave even the most deft vying for public approval with great interest I am espe­ and DALE VAN ATTA he weekend wasn’t a complete washout economic rhetoric and the nation’s of the Heritage Foundation, Presi­ cially amused by the posiUons as set forth by those on ter Auditorium in requisite dark-suit totally wrong.” American linguists the cold fiscal and monetary programs, and that two companies gave him dent Bush not only failed to reduce. the Common Sense/TNT slate. WASHINGTON — Saving money is finery, armed with the ability to con­ The number of U.S. university shoulder, some applicants com­ especially in regard to a quick some encouragement the federal deficit, but may be­ Their idea of creating an industrial park in the Town of the least of concerns when the State verse in one of the world’s trickiest students taking Japanese language plained. "They’re just looking for recovery from recession. “There’s a lot of frustration come known as “the biggest i languages. courses almost doubled in three Japanese nationals,” said Honolulu Bolton, althou^ hardly oripnal, initially struck me as a Department lodges its dplomats over­ among Americans,” said MacLean, The message emerging from the Un^ersity seniors and recent years from school-year 1986-87 to resident Ed Weir, after a final bow spending President in three good one. I have subsequently given this idea some con­ seas. Costly housing decisions are being tn who before the forum had said he critics, whose impact had been NeiiTti'Me . . . m graduates were lured by the pos­ 1989-90, according to the Nationm signaled the end of one interview. “I decades.” sideration, and now believe that the benefits of an in­ bunded by ambassadors and others who had no illusions about prospects, muted by war news, is that the W t 't l - T A K e sibility of landing plum jobs for one Foreign Language Center. Many stu­ s p ^ Jiqianese more than I speak The Foundation, which had a dustrial park in Bolton are questionable. may be great across a negotiating table and predicted that Americans would consensus forecast of a short, shal­ The Town of Bolton does not have a municipal but know next to nothing about property of Japan’s cash-rich, corporate dents cite economics as a prime con­ T^glish, and even I’m having a hard strong impact on the early years of A T A « F^o^^ dynamos. “American companies time.” face difficulties, “Fifteen years ago. low recession is at odds with A A k je HO sideration. Japanese is the fastest- the Reagan admiiustration, espe­ sanitary sewer system, por does it have a sewage treat­ management. economic conditions and govern­ When congressional invesugators seem so stagnant,” said Heather growing language program in the cially in regard to piro-business and ment plant. An industrid paik of any size would require ment economic policy. Petropoulos, a bubbly, 22-year-old pro-growth measures, now worries hooking up to such a system. Consequently, the Tbwn toured some overseas posts recently, they United States, according to officials Both the White House, which found many once-beautiful homes going graduate of Ohio’s Mu Union Col­ at the Language Center. Slump clouds ’91 class that spending increases are thwart­ would have to seek arrangements with neighboring com­ administers fiscal policy, and the lege. “Japanese companies are WASHINGTON (AP) — Mem­ Americans were added to the un­ ing economic recovery. munities that have existing systems. Those systems to pot. The list of maintenance work For many American participants, Federal Reserve, which handles needed on diplomatic residences is now moving here, moving there.” the hope of lucrative job offers dis­ bers of the Class of ’91, from en­ employment rolls as the jobless rate would then have to be brought in and hooked into the in­ monetary policy, subscribe to the Hodge’s analysis shows the dustrial site. Assuming that neighboring communities approaching half a billion dollars. But the career forum, sponsored sipated soon after they uttered their gineers to marketing majors to bud­ grew from 5.3 percent to 6.5 per­ popular notion of a quick emer­ federal government now consumes would even accept such an arrangement, such an ra- Problems at the ambassador’s by a division of Japan’s biggest first Japanese greeting. Americans ding young business executives, are cent. gence from recession, now that the more than 25 percent of gross na­ deavor would be quite cosUy and definitely not main­ residence in Tokyo have been ignored for business newspaper, ended up by found Aemselves vying none-too- finding that a degree doesn’t guaran­ “These people who got laid off Yir- war is ended. tional product, the highest level so long that the General Accounting W- showing that speaking Japanese successfully for attention at the con­ tee a job — especially in a reces­ had college degrees, and now tenance free. But according to a Chamber of since 1SM6 and tq> from 22.3 per­ Currently, the citizens of Bolton are havmg difficulty fice now estimates it needs $10 million doesn’t mean automatic entrance ference with some^'^0 young sion. they’re competing against the new Commerce analysis, “statistics on cent in 1989. in repairs. The laundry list of needs in­ into Japan’s business world. Japanese. The Japanese are now “We get a double whammy in college grads,” said ^trick Scheetz, agreeing on a school building project partially fund^ by economic performance all show He argues that such a high per­ cludes such basics as replacing windows, Word is spreading among univer­ studying in the United States. Even recession time, because fewer com­ director of the Collegiate Employ­ the State of Connerticut; therefore, it is highly imlikely continued decline.” Chamber centage “takes out of the eermomy sities that it’s really tough to land a the few American companies attend­ panies are coming to campus to ment Research Institute at MicUgan that those same citizens would spend additional millicHis rewiring electrical lines, replacing economist William MacReynolds billions of dollars that could be to bring a sewer system in from a neighboring town or job with Japanese companies. Yet ing put more premium on Japanese recruit but more students are c(»n- State University. plumbing and painting. Mysteriously, the states that “govenunent policy has used by consumers to make more S&L debacle extending Japanese-speaking American stu­ ing in for our services,” said Jack Scheetz recently completed a build a sewage treatment plant and system of its own to investigators found that one leastmTPf with technical skills than on Rayman, director of career develop­ study that found job offerings for turned decidedly anti-^owth.” purchases or business to make accommodate an industrial park. Additionally, I do not the maintenance problems was that the dents still flock to these forums; Americans with linguistic ability. He and other critics say that more investments and create more believe that any industrial user would be prepared to om- S&L failure rates to pay a bigger share of they are that interested. As she entered the fair, Margot ment and placement at Penn State college graduates have declined by By WALTER R. MEARS Schumer, D-N.Y., who voted for the ambassador would not let workers near while the administration has jobs.” lay exorbitant fees in order to move to a Bolton Industrial the cost through special deposit in­ The fair illustrated Japan’s Mau, a fluent. Japanese-speaking University. about 23 percent over the past two The Associated Press measure as distasteful but essential. his mansion, for some unexplained “You can say, ‘No, I will vote no, and surance premiums. reason. economic clout and young University of San Diego student. Since June, 1.6 million years. The administration, which originally Generally, the chief means of attracting new industrial WASHINGTON — For an encore, the hope my colleagues will pass it,’ In Mexico City, simply, repairing the users to a community remains the tax incentive; i.e., a sought an open-ended appropriation that Congress that helped to produce the Schumer had said. “That is a time- elevator in the chancery may cost more Congress would not grant, stud nearly 10 discount or reduction in taxes paid to that community for savings and loan mess has been perform­ honored method of voting, but let me tell than $400,000. months ago that the additional $30 bil­ Digital set to unveil a set period of time of by other ar^gem ent. This incen­ ing a political shuffle before voting, you, on this legislation, if it is not you, In Guadalajara Mexico, officials had In Brief . . . lion would be needed. The Senate finally tive works well in a community with an established com- grudgingly, to accept a bailout bill that there are not going to be many of your noticed a fire hazard in the consulate of­ mercialhndustrial tax base because such a community colleagues to pass it" approved the funds on March 7, after six fice building” in 1986, but did notlmg possible criminal charges from the armounced Friday. It is repayable in couldn’t be dodged. ■ Wholesale prices, helped by the tween March and December 1982, can afford to carry a revenue loss for a fixed period of The whole exercise is one that shows days of debate, with one Republican sug­ about it. In some parts of the building, spill in the Arthur Kill, which 20 years. fail-safe computer It took longer than the Iraqi occupa­ biggest drop in energy costs in F during the most severe recession time. Bolton does not have such a tax base and cannot af­ the federal government at its worst — gesting that senators hold their noses and employees would be trapped with no es­ /2 separates Staten Island, N.Y., from tion of Kuwait to get the second, bil­ years, fell in Ffebruary for a third since the Great Depression in the ■ Net withdrawals at the nation’s or automated teller networks that ford any revenue losses. Consequently, I do not feel that political, parochial, bureaucratic, slow to get done with it. cape route in case of a fire. They could New Jersey. The deal was an­ MAYNARD, Mass. (AP) — Digi­ z lion installment ready for final action by consecutive month, the govenunent 1930s. savings institutions totaled a record have to process hundreds of transac- react quick to blame somebody else. In the House, four versions of the bill climb out the windows, but there were nounced Friday. tal Equipment Corp. is vastly ex­ such an incentive can be offered or afforded. the House and Senate. That’s because, as said. $91.2 billion in 1990, up 24 percent ticHis a secoixl without intenuptim. Bolton is an attractive rural, residential community lo­ Republican administrations and were rejected on Tliesday. Democrats no fire escapes from the upper floors. In­ This week, Exxon reached a $1.1 panding its line of computers that o n one House Democrat said, it is the least Economists had a mixed reaction ■ Two scientists were convicted from the previous record set in Digital launched a fully fault- cated at the end of the cul de sac of Route 384. This same Democratic Congresses both had a hand had demanded that the funds be tied to stead of putting in fire escapes, the post billion settlement with Alaska and keep working even if some parts 33 r- popular of programs, and, as another ob­ Friday to the 0.6 percent drop in the of conspiring to sell trade secrets of 1989, the government said. tolerant cmnputer last year that can­ attractiveness may deter industrial growth because, at in creating the mess. The ironically tighter supervision of the Resolution spent $45,000 to cover the nmf of the the federal government for the fail. served, nobody wanted to leave Labor Department’s Producer Price Merck & Co. and Schering-Plough The outflow eased at the end of not be expanded, discouraging least for the time being, public transp m fingerprints on it. Index, which measures price pres­ in what prosecutors called one of the the year to $5.7 billion in December buyers who eiq)ect their conqniter tent in Bolum. Its cul de sac location is not conducive to clearance to go into ever riskier ventures deal with S&L shutdowns and asset hot car under the brutal Mexican sun. Stratus Computer Inc. of Marlboro, Delay has been chronic, and costly, sures before they get to the con­ largest industrial espionage cases in ■ The World Bank, with U.S. ap­ workload to increase in the future. Z l ^ — with increased federal insurance — sales. Gonzalez also wanted require­ Investigators found the most common and $2.9 billion in November, a 16- also is adding to its line of such the various forms of interstate transportation that are vital ever since the savings and loan mess the nation. proval, has given Iran its first loan The new models, scheduled to be while the Reagan administration eased ments that minority enterprises get a big­ problems to be neglecL and in some sumer level. month low, officials said Friday. machines using a high-speed, low- O DO to industrial use. began. While precise numbers are sub­ A jury took less than five hours since 1978, the year before Iranian introduced today, are designed to supervision in line with its philosophy of ger share of the bailout business, and cases incompetence. They also found The industry has been rapidly cost design. z -< The citizens of Bolttm, before accepting even the idea ject to political dispute, the earlier the Over the past three months, Friday to find that Bernard Mayles, students took hostages at the U.S. complement that system. They will special terms for lower-income families fraud. In Santiago, Chile, about $120,000 embassy in Ttehran, a bank official shrinking, in part to meet to u ^ “This is a very strategic product,” of an industrial park, must investigate the incidental government acts to shut down a failing deregulation. wholesale prices have been falling at a former microbiologist with the range in price from $60,(XX) for the Early efforts to start dealing with the to buy housing units the RTC acquires was missing from the maintenance ac­ financial standards imposed by the Wes Melling, an analyst with the ramifications that such a park would have on the Town. savings and loan, the sooner the losses an atmual rate of 4.8 percent, the pharmaceutical companies, and stud. smallest model, which can handle m I problem stalled in Congress, in part be­ from failed S8ri.^. count. CrinSaal investigators in the State A $250 million loan for August 1989 bailout law and in part Stamford, Conn.-based Gartner A public water siqiply doesn’t eiust in Bolton; therefore, are stopped and the less it costs to pay fastest pace of decline since early Mario Miscio conspir^ to sell the Group, told The Boston Globe. six transactions a second, to 0 m cause of pressure from savings and loan The only one that got majority Department Inspector General’s Office earthquake reconstruction was ap­ because thrifts’ main business, hous­ industry would rely on wells. Industrial uses may very off federally insured depositors. 1986. formulas for ivermectin and inter­ Fault-tolerant computers are used $275,000 for the largest, which can well endanger or totally contaminate underground water The House finally approved the latest interests, which didn’t want the govern­ Democratic support would have required are trying to firuJ out what happened to proved by the bank’s Board of Ex­ ing fiiuince, is in the worst slump that bailout costs be counted against the ■ Industrial production declined feron, two lucrative drugs. since the 1981-82 recession. for such things as airline reservation process 25. 1 supplies because any type of hazardous waste spill can measure Wednesday night, by an 11-vote ment moving in on them. A 1986 it. They are studying at least six cases in­ 0.8 percent in February to the lowest ecutive Directors on Thursday and be deadly to that water supply. Industrial wells also have margin, after Democratic leaders proposal to replenish the S&L insurance deficit ceilings set in the 19% budget volving ntisuse of post maintenance deal. That would have forced the ad­ level in 2>/2 years, the government ■ Fourteen months after the R o an effect on the output of neighboring residential wells, negotiate terms with the administration. fund with money raised from the in­ funds. said. It was the fifth consecutive Exxon Corp. spilled 567,000 gallons o should the industrial uses be excessive. More Democrats voted no than yes. dustry itself was delayed for a year and a ministration to propose tax increases or Despite the fact tluti the State Depart­ politically imtenable domestic spending monthly tumble, and another sign of oil in the waters between New In order to support an industrial park, the Tbwn would “It is the easiest thing politically to say half, reduced and restricted before any­ ment has been criticized before for bun­ that the recession continued un­ York and New Jersey, the oil giant is 2 CD have to expend large sums of money to purchase fire ‘damn the S&L scandal,’ ” said Rep. thing passed. All the while, bailout costs cuts, pinning S&L blame on the gling its overseas lodging arrangements, m CD Republican White House. abated. prepared to settle with the two states figiiting equipment with the ciqiability and capacity to Henry B. Gonzalez, D-Texas, chairman were multiplying. diplomau talked the department mto The February performance, for the damage. The savings and loan mess gave the Th low-income provision was part of 9^ O protect large-scale buildings from fires and chemical of the House Banking Committee, who proposing more generous housing released Friday, marked the longest By striking a deal with federal, Senate its Keating Five case, and, in the the compromise that finally passed on spills. Considering the cost of a single fire engine, the had to compromise on some of the terms guidelines. That proposal nearly c a u ^ string of declines in manufacturing state and municipal agencies, Exxon House, figured in the downfall and 1989 Wednesday. Profile '91 cost of modernizing an entire department would be out­ he wanted. The administration already has some blood vessels to pop on Crqiitol output since a 10-month stretch be- would avoid costly litigation and m > rageous. But having said that, there was no al­ resignation of Speaker Jim Wright. Hill. Some members of Congress Fmally, and probably most importantly, where would It is not only divisive politicdly, it is forecast a need for $50 billion more in ternative to putting up the money. “... the year beginning next Oct. 1. So the reminded department officials of the ? ^ the industrial park be located and how would the land be One way or another, it has to be done," stirring regional disputes, with nor­ more egregious cases, including the U.S. CAI.DWELL 33 > purchased? Remember, an industrial park is a NIMBY- theastern and midwestem House mem­ whole issue will be back for a reprise, Family Life Embassy employee in Belgium who said Speaker Thomas S. Foley. and it probably will be played from the type CNot in my back yard’O project, that few people ac­ It was, by a narrow margin that under­ bers pushing a measure that would force lived alone in a seven-bedroom house. OIL tually desire in their neighborhood, especially when there scored the point made by Rep. Charles E. Texas and other Sun Belt spites with high same political script. The State Department was forced to is only the possibility of revenue benefite to the t o ^ . shelve its ambitious plans for even better 649-8841 Beftne the citizens of Bolton swallow hook, line and housing. sinker, the so-called revenue benefits derived from an in­ The department’s inventmy in foreign dustrial park, consider the disadvantages and the fact that Drug courses are a cheat natitms includes more than 2,000 build­ Manchester Herald's such benefiu are probably nonexistent in light of the ings owned by the United States and costs that the Town of Bolton must incur to develop and Communities mwiey for this purpose. another 5,400 leased buildings. The rent ® . 9 6 9 maintain such an industrial park. By PHYLLIS SCHLAFLY The Detroit school district uski all of amounts to more than $200 million a C.O.D. Thomas S. Fiornentino year. That’s an investment that shouldn’t 1 ')0 G .illon .Minimum Copley News Service its Drug-Free Schools fimds to buy a Pner ‘‘.ubjoct to ch.inqo 24 Toomey Rd. controversial course called the be allowed to detoiorate. Bolton In 1988 the State Department came up Annual Profile Edition Congress’ watchdog agency, the “Michigan Model” and train teachers in General Accounting Office, recently its use. Only one of its 10 segments per­ with one cost-saving brainstorm. The released a report (GAO/HRD-91-27) to tains to dmgs; the rest of it is on such Foreign Buildings Office hired two CAN'T KEEP OFF Point denied the Senate on the impact of school-based items as safety, first aid, nutrition, per­ private engineering OHnpanies and told To The Editor: drug education funded under the Drug- sonal health and sex. them to survey overseas posts and come THOSE UNWANTED "Focus on Family Life The article about the Agenda for Tomorrow activity in Free Schools and Communities Act of up with a list of needed r^airs. The sur­ the March 13 issue of the Herald contains some very m - 1986. Likewise, the GAO found that the Los vey alone is expected to cost $6 million fortunate and inaccurate inferences. I cannot imagine Since the passage of this act, $1.1 bil­ Angeles school district used its Drug- and will not be finished until 1995. POUNDS? what I may have said at the time which could have been lion has flowed to the states in the form Free Schools funds to purchase “Second One firnner U.S. ambassador gave our construed as it was by your reporter. Step.” This program “does not specifical­ associate Jim Lynch this assessment of IVsNOT a matter of will power, It's a matter of learning in our Community" of grants. The entire governmental structure of Manchester, m- So what have we got for our money? Phyllis Schlafly ly mention drugs or alcdiol, but covers the Foreign Buildings Office: “It’s a the light way to do it. Lose weight and keep It off cluding the Board of Directors, the Board of EdiK»tiect the q>inion of the Rus­ The ^ v ie t president had lobbied against the union. cause of mistaken impressions about By BRIAN M. TROTTA they wiU not be a (me-issue groiqi. the land, groundwater levels, and have to rely on the natural envirmi- radioactivity,” Cohen said. “Our goal is the election of can­ sians” on the issue. hravily for approval and [X'edicted The spokesman, Valentin Manchester Herald nearness to schools, parks, and ment to prevent damage to the bio­ Tb reduce the public’s anxiety, didates who wiU take a long-term Although Yeltsin often is victory in the referendum, which Danilyuk, said 78.2 percent of Kiev population centers. described as the Russian president, sphere.” the service has held mwe than 30 BOLTON — Add yet another set view of what is good for Bolton,” asks citizens whether they want to voters approved a second ballot “We’d like to be away from In January Bruce Green of he is actually chairman of the Rus­ public meetings during the past of initials to the alphabet soup that is she said. “In the Icmg run, it is not stay together in a renew ^ federa­ question, added by the republic’s people, away from water, away from Manchestef could look out his Already, the Legislature has three years to explain what it is Bolton politics. good for the ccMnmunity to under­ sian Federation parliament But he tion. legislature, favoring Ukrainian seventh-floor window at The potential,problems,” Cohen said. defeated one attempt to change the doing. The CCBB — Concerned mine the schools even though in the would be a favtmte in any popular With all 15 republics having en­ sovereignty. Travelers Cos. in Hartford toward a criteria. That effort was sponsored “If people learn about radioac­ Citizens for a Better Bolton — has short-term it might save money.” election for the presidency. dorsed some sort of independence, Berezensky said preliminary While the final design of the view of the Connecticut River. In A by Mushinksy, who wanted the ser­ tivity and low-level waste and how joined TNT, CASE, CSC, GOP and Robbins said she dpem’t think Hanging in the balance in the first results showed 70 percent of voters storage facility has not been deter- pinstriped suit and (xmservative tie, Gorbachev wanted to appeal directly vice to make a special effort to cmi- it’s dealt with, they shouldn’t be the Democrats on the lociil political nationwide referendum in Soviet or in the country’s second-largest city inined, Cohen said it will likely con­ that her groiqi is siqterfluous, even he was the picture of a corporate in­ to the people to restore a national sider building the facility near frightened,” Cohen said. “But we scene. even Russian histmy was not only opposed remaining in the union. sist of three levels of barriers: firsL though CASE, the Citizen’s Al­ surance officer. unity shattered by sometimes violent Northeast Utilities’ Millstone recognize the concern and we under­ The new, bipartisan group was the fate of the vast country and its In Tlirkmenia, a republic of 35 specially manufactured canisters for liance for School Excellence, al­ Green, 49, doesn’t look much dif­ ethnic, legal and political disputes. nuclear plants in Waterford. stand it We’re really trying to do formed last wee^ in reqxmse to the more than 100 ethnic groiqis, but Sunday’s election was marred by million bordering Iran and Af­ the waste; then concrete vault-like ready acts as a school support group. ferent today. The neat suit is still in­ “My understanding is that if they everything possible to allay people’s creation of the Common Sense tact. He still has a window. But now also Gorbachev’s future. scattered violence and charges of ir­ ghanistan, 95 percent of voters buildings; and then a site chosen for go strictly by the criteria, the ‘ fears.” Coalition, a slate of candidates run­ “I siqipose it’s a lot like asking the panorama is less dramatic -

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DOWN 17 EnUckig 18 OMboat 1 Robarta □ □ □ □ □ □ a M Marquiada 2 Engaga □ □□[!□ □□□□[!□ V^uht^e-DaiiS .?-l8 3 Furza ganua □□□ GlQnD □□□□ 21 Icy 4 UtUa □□□□ □□[!□ 23 GkaflaHka ARLO AND JANIS by JImrny Johnacai 5 B ^ a n d □□a [!□□ □□□ News ofThe\Ne!rd m m m animal Carol and Some Japanese museums are strange 27 In IranaH (2 25 Many (2 — andARca 44 Two worda YiW'Re KIMD or LATE, YE6. I'M 60RRY ^ BUT TMI6 16 THE fAYAU, wda.) 6 Expound wda.) oldlamay 'Y 32 Lubticatad 7 S p ^ 26 Await 45 RalaUva of ‘ AREN'T YOU? m m w e a R G O i b 33Taatypa 8 Entartalnor daciaion bingo By S.L BACHMAN of nearly everything else often want the world 34 Olapooad — Sumac 28 Eugona 47 PhNoaophar by the Naigai sock factory. Giant Baba’s sock, Also displayed are a few fading 35 binadbwaa 9 Coagulataa O’Naliri Immanual The Associated Press to see their treasures. 12.4 inches along the foot and 22.4 inches photogi^As of the — Aimaru Kubo, (2 wda.) 10 Larga- daughtar Dozens of off-beat museums make it pos­ 35 Taka a aaat mouthadpot 2 9------arma 48 Opara fara from calf to heel, is displayed in a groiq> with a priest of the Taga Shinto shrine on the (2 wda.) 11 Nacaaalty 30 Diplomacy 49 Tapaa TOKTO — Some pretty weird stuff is on sible. the socks of a novelist and a former prime southern island of Shikoku — smiling in 39 Han’a 12 Dknlnutlva 31 Makoado, 50 Tha — of ^Dayld Parley display in Japan. There are. fw example, a Some house obscure personal collections, garmant aufflx with Night 'JUliiilLU. nuUju minister. various exotic locations. 40 B a a t M 19 Rubbar baa 37 Sourca of 52 RIbbad 29-fbot tapeworm, a collection of ruined such as the Safe and Itey Museum in the In the Geaning Museum of the Hakuyosha laama 21 Biblical haro champagne fabric laundry and a very big, Ixight-red sock made hard-to-fmd home of a Tokyo safe wholesaler. Many of the sex museums are associated 42 Crazy ona 22 Wna 38 CompaaapL 54 AnnapoVa laundry company, old irons and dented 46 By birth 23 FumUar'a 41 Ghoatly grad for pro wrestler Giant Baba. Others are established by corporations to machines share space with two racks of with s i^ e s .of the Shinto religion, an earthy 47 Hapbum, lor axclamaUon 42 ChNdran SNAFU by Bruea Baatlla . This is a land of obsessive collectors, and show off their own products. faith that celebrates nature. abort 24 SIngar — 4 3------avan laundry “mistakes,” such as an unraveling 51 Balong odd museums. The Meguro Parasitological Museum in The Japanese talent for using English Ta Kanawa kaal MUU>0 V/B sweater. “If Japanese are rich, they collect paintings; Tokyo began as one doctor’s collection from Other museums display comic books, but­ evocatively makes some museum titles almost more interesting than their contents. CHUCK SHEPHERD A T“ 9 9 r " r - 8 7 “ 1— A 10 11 19 SPIDER-MAN by Stan L m if they are not rich, they collect whatever they the Golden Parasitological Era, when human tons, sand, pens and cameras. Dozens are can,” said Hideo Nishioka, director of a SAOkPPF, WHO CA9S9 ABOUT A waste was used as fertilizer. Visitors will End devoted to sex. Guides to Tokyo museums and galleries list, IS 14 " J i JUST AS 1 7 HOU&HT/ WHAT­ museum of Tokyo’s history. He collects toilet jAfteson/ve've m s T EVER EMVE HIM HIE /Rmtie the king-sized tapeworm, pressed under glass, A granite building houses a Shinto priest’s for instance, the Takarakuji Dream Hall and HQUeAgOH paper, ashtrays and cookbooks. IB 11 PflOVe I'M SffTTBk ALSO peove him s m f c f k s / about halfway through the dark, one-room store of African and Japanese phallic symbols, the Striped House Museum, which respective­ ■ In December, the Canadian TOFUfHT/ : Expensive artworks acquired by multimil­ THAN YOU/ museum of parasites. yellowing Playboy centerfolds, erotic Indian ly identify the national lottery exhibition and a Cancer Society removed Darlene 17 90 lionaires often disappear into board rooms or Just outside Tokyo, the Naigai Sock miniatures and other items from many sexual gallery of contemporary art in a striped build­ Betteley, 55, of Kitchener, Ont., safe storage, but Japan’s inveterate collectors Museum displays 20,000 pairs of socks made cultures. ing. from her job of counseling breast- cancer patients because she refused W to wear a prosthesis to disguise the result of her own breast cancer even YOUR Man^s operation. ' ■ A recent smdy, noted in the New England Journal of Medicine, PIPNTROB revealed that men who live to be 40 - ^ -xTH/treWNIf.^ fW idea years old in Bangladesh have a bet­ E E K AND M E EK by Howla Schrw M ar ter chance of reaching age 65 than 1HEV STAI?TCD DiGGdOG lAJHAT'RE. 1HE.V 40-year-old men in Harlem. B1” THE HOLE. RDRAAAOIOUMEWT (Women have a better dumce in SOfJWA PUT UP? is hot Harlem.) BS SO TO THE EIGHTIES... Spirit ■ Dee Dee Jonrowe, leading the “My Driver’s Ed instructor insisted ^ L L V ? B7 SI W0THIW6! Beargrease Sled Dog Marathori in on giving me this." BAKER, Calif. (AP) — January in northern Mirmesota, todk i m r s rr... EVERETT, Whsh. (AP) — A T Entrepreneur Will Herron believes a a wrong turn and went 300 yards . ( ( f c - woman bought nearly $20,000 giant roadside thennometer will put before recognizing her error. The 9 worth of merchandise in more than Stumped? Get answers to ciues by caiiing "Diai-a-Word” some sizzle in this desert town’s error cost her only a few minutes, six hours of shopping that left entire at 1-9 0 0 -45 4 -3 5 3 5 and entering access code number<184 I THAT SC R A M B LED W ORD GAM E not-so-hot tourist trade. but stopping to calculate where she ____ 9 5 c per minute; Touch-Tone or rotary phones.____ !• by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee Herron says his proposed 134- aisles at a Kmart b ^ , and gave it all away to the poor. was allowed her team a rest, and by Unscramble these four Jumbles, That’s the Commiasioner foot-tall, red-and-black ttermometer the time she was ready to turn the one letter to each square, to fomi of Fruit Stands Then store officials, who had four ordinary words. would compel motorists to stop in sled around, two of her dogs had My called the woman’s bank repeatedly z We compliments Baker by advertising one of its bet­ begun to copulate. She was forced to got WINTHROP by Dick CavaW and been assured that her checks TAVIL ter known features: searing heat that wait on them and lost 25 fninntp-u O Z1 often soars past 100 degrees in the were OK, learned she couldn’t cover CELEBRITY CIPHER AMSS ffcAiSetS SUD D EN LY the bill after all. and the race. r - SHE ATTACKEDTHE SOTHfflfe WHOTHATVAAS... summer. ■ A gun battle at the Notre Dame "I 4“o'«'lon» by l«nou. WBhfT BANANAS THIS The unidentified woman was S ^ pwple. past and praaent. Each letter In Ihe dphar elands lor WMIb PRINCIF?kU WITH A r THOUGHT H E VNAS The thermometer’s height denotes des Neiges Trappist wine making another. Today's due: J equals F. MOCNIN&. hospitalized for psychiatric observa- > m ^ B L A C K B O A R D E R A S E R ^ R O S T Y T H E S N C W A A A N the hottest temperature ever monastery in F ^ c e in November DA NGL uon. police said Diesday. * N R L X I A recorded in the United States: 134 left one monk wounded. Because Z l ^ The incident began Monday degrees, registered in nearby Death the monastery had been burglarized O w morning when the woman pushed FROL6KVIRO VBL Valley in 1913. twice before in 1990, the monks had z -< 9-R9 her first shopping cart up to a cash Sitting next to Herron’s Bun Boy armed themselves with shotguns. E N K X N K , PFV 1 register. H H NFISH A P C p L iT I C A L FLU/iA coffee shop, the monument would After an alarm sounded, (me brother '' s “When It was just two or three m I 16 A FRUIT THAT'© be a working thermometer with fired a shot into the air, flushing out RLCLG VBL LDN; _ n _ PROBABLY PROPUCEP temperatures displayed in marquee- carts. I figured, all right. It’s OK,” 0 m assistant manager Pred Pearl said. the burglars, and another blocked B Y T H I S . style lights. the burglars’ exit The burglars VBL KLUJ HK When she brought three m and tianawig. tram JumMa, o/a IMt nawapapat, P.O. Soi 4ZH, Orlando, n. alao2-*3*4 fort of their air condititmed cars,” ■ A woman working as a resear­ Inaludt yaur aanw, addfiaa and Up coda and maka chacb payaMa «a Nawopoparaooka. By then, a security guard who said businessman Steve Baum- cher for the New Mexico State Of­ would identify himself only as Mark I garoer. fice of Archaeological Studies, ar­ ? ^ held a cash-register t ^ more than J 3 > THE PHANTOM by Lee Falk A Sy Banry Herron notes Baker used to be the riving at a site near Lamy, NJ11, last oasis for travelers bound from 30 feet long with purchases totaling $19,200. recently, was attacked by a man and /fS THE PHANTOM "ANCESTOR" Los Angeles to Las Vegas, 90 miles STOP HIM. Zi/AA N O T H IN G K iU S H IM * H E I S Efnployees and customers said woman who claimed to be protect­ Z/MAy,. WILL KILL HIM ' O&T KVHO VWLK&„MAH W H O northeast cm Interstate IS. Over the ing the site from disturbaimes. She THE BORN LOSER by Art Seneewi the woman told them she wanted to CANNOT P ig / ------^ 1 years, however, the town has lost its said she was screamed at, kicked, share of desert traffic to glitzy help needy children have a good f6 LAP<&,L6TM g 6 LA0 Y$ ANC? eR0TU<& ITH0U6HT Easter. The store’s Easter section beaten, tied up with eleirtric cords, Casinos lining the Nevada border, 50 and cut with a knife in 27 places. yeAP$! \m O Q )C e MY ■W»lAPPLg,Dfl.OOH)J YOU -5AIO and other aisles were stripped bare. V. ■piles away. ■ A Brookings Institution rqxxt m s M o . . . 6 ILL6W 0 O T P P -! AAAtsraeo Planning Commission Chainnan Volunteers of America was called - : 3 and arrived with a truck. It was in October revealed that the national A RICH Ray Fergusmi said the panel probab­ filled and driven away. Keith prison population had risen by CCCTOP? ly will approve the project, barring 80,000 over the last year, to 1.2 mil­ objections from the state Depart­ McNiel of Volunteers of America said he also saw some people load lion. a pace that would have (me of ment of ’Transportation, the Califor­ up vans and cars with clothing and every two Americans in jail by the nia Highway Purol and area airport year 2053. other goods and drive off. l a r»fil*ki authmities. ■ Among Miami crime news in “She offered to buy me clothes kilcUe . “I know it’s tacky,” Herron said. 1990: Two Nicaraguans were ar­ HAQAR THE HORRIBLE by Dik Brouma too and a bicycle if I wanted .. PUT ABE YEAHn.THATS tombsttme. But it might woric. Be­ tours the zoo grounds in Kuwait City with a video camera. The giraffe escaped from its cage . ^ in their pickup tnick, and one SKO£U\x(ees Pom. a rfUMTHEfe- ypu PURE THE tfttCAT THEY PDM’T A‘ d i m e sides, it’s my money.” drug enforcement agent was knock­ PteEAM VAdTATtONi.. AND YOU NEVEH LOPE during the war and now roams the grounds. WE PAH THlNtf ASauT YAUtt LUd^AtfE... ed unconscious by a 200-pound bale AFFPTeP FB EA M of $20 bills that had been tossed out A o n E A M iVA^prrvOM^... Man ate VACATION .» a window during a raid. (The bale contained almost $2 million.) ■ Recent regulations in Bagdad Bugs Bunny wrong Michigan’s meditaid program cut the number of free ctxidoms per client from a maximum of 24 per By JEFF WILSON known for his “Eh, What’s up doc?” question, rubbed The Associated Press day to a maximum of 12 because a magic lamp that produced a genie. fish many were being resold. One health The voice of the late Jim Backus as the genie men­ official criticized the change, point­ a l l e y OOP by Dave Oraua BURBANK, Calif. — Movie audiences are howling 1 tions his “fabulous estate in Bagdad” and Bugs says: “I DELRAY BEACH, Fla. (AP) — ing out that crack addicts often dis­ FRARKAHDERN^byBcbThavea over a 43-year-old Bugs Bunny cartoon featuring a wish I could go to Bagdad.” The audience laughed. A pmd at a yacht club became a OOMEO^MARTY! I PONT KNOW ABOUT cover their libidos stimulated and LETS GCT THIS THEN W E'VE GOT ...APTBB WE FIND THE carpet-riding rabbit’s F&sian Gulf encounters with a seafood market for a man police say YOU.BLrr 1 PONT WANT NEITHI INO CHOICE! WE'LL G IRL SO CONTROL YOUR may have sex 1(X) times a month. O V E R w i t h ! WASHINGTON (AP) — mustachioed character named Mad Man Hassan. Once there. Bugs comes upon a sign reading, “Mad rHAW E TO HUNT DOWN ' GET RID OF'EM Tii/Mco ciai/^irc.i THlNlr Of IT... THB fi^^ST admitted stealing ornamental koi ■ “Pepper” the parrot, hired last ANY MORE LOOSE- ALL. Wounded dogs tell no tales, Rep. “It’s one of those things — art imitating life,” said Man Hassan." Of a turbaned, sabre-wielding Hassan, and eating the evidence. MOUTHED W ITNESSES! / CAvBMit^ TO Frank Ouarini says, after his fust Vivian Boyer of Warner Bros, studios, which dis­ Bugs asks, “Eh, What’s up beaver puss?” fall for a TV commercial for Alas- ^A * • Premnath Hardeo, 30, a native of com, the Itmg-distance telephone hunting adventure ended ^ t h an ac- tributes 120 Looney Dines in an exclusive arrange­ The cartoon features flying carpets and a harem and Sri Lanka, was charged with petty •< ?- cidentid spray of bird8ho^in a hunt­ ends with Bugs luxuriating with a bevy of beauties carrier for Alaska, actually only lip- roy, po YOU * ment with the nationwide American Multi-Cinema thefr Wednesday after admitting he ing dog’s tail. theater chain. catering to his whims. synched his line b ^ u s e the sponsor V took 10 fish from a koi pond Sunday thought P e i ^ sounded too human. Y i A y e a n “The dog does not wish to make But the seven-minute cartoon, “A-lad-in His Lamp,” “It was never intended to be a racist cartoon," said A at Palm Trail Yacht Club, police L t The company wound up hiring a I any statements," the Jersey City, made in 1948, is replete with age-old Arab stereotypes Boyer, Mark Davis said. AC c B N Y ! e NJ., Democrat said. “He will some have strived to have banished from Hollywo^. human actor who imitated a parrot’s “He said he was stealing the fish voice. neither confirm nor deny the “It is too bad that Hollywood continues to per­ C)n ftiday, Warner Bros, issued this statement: ‘To and eating them. No kidding. In the ■ After firefighters in Dudley, r - i 8 rumors.” petuate this stereotype, even in cartoons,” said radio see the short is to recognize it as simply a classic car­ toon, p ro d u ^ 43 years ago, satirizing a classic country he comes from, it’s con­ England, rescued a family from a But Ouarini added: “The dog and personality Casey Kasem, who is of Arab descent and sidered a delicacy.” Davis said. ROBOTMAN by Jim Meddiek works actively to improve the Arab image. children s fairy tale, intended — as all our cartoons are blazing home in November, they PHH>PS by Joseph Farria I have remained the best of friends." — only as good-natured fun.” The brightly colored freshwater went back inside and, using a soup r Ouarini was one of several House “It seems sad that they continue to defame and carp, including goldfish, are widely I VWrVWTDCcWEWnH /BVF THEY PONT HAVE ID ANOPUTSOINE , „ ___ denigrate Arabs," Kasem ^ d . “If we do what we did In fact, the vintage Looney 'Bines, featuring such ladle, rescued the only survivtx of ME TDTME AMID MECHANICS./ MOM. KNOW ■WAT. HERE... OFTHl^UNPERVoORi BOSCo members invited by Rep. Beryl An­ characters as Bugs Bunny, Daffy Dude and Sylvester cultivated in Asia and Europe as the family’s four pet tarantulas. thony, D-Aik., to join him for an an­ to the Japanese and the Hispanics by denigrating food. IICNOW N0IHIN6 ABOW / X tONT WEARIHIS PIS6UISE... PIMGERNAIIS. Arabs, it will dehumanize the populace as a whole.” the Cat, *erc closely scrutinized by AMC and Warner ■ According to a September CARS, BUT WITH ^ THERE, nual weekend of quail hunting and Bros., said AMC Entertainment Inc. spokesman Jack John Marino, president of the report by University of Illinois fishing in Arkansas. The private trip Gary Hahn, a spcAesman for the V i^ e r Bros, yacht club's condominium associa­ THEY WON'T TWTDTAI^E animation division in New York, called the timing “an Holland. veterinarians, wild ractroons are AWANTW6E 0FME_. has bMn an Anthony tradition for tion, said each koi was about a foot usually healthy, but those that hang eight years. incredible coincidence.” Theaters started showing the Many cartoons from the Warner Bros, vault were long and worth \xp to $350. The lost cartoon two months before Iraq invaded Kuwait. scrapp^ because of racist overtones, he said. The tit­ around humatu acquire problems fish would be replaced with smaller such as rotten teeth and high No one in Anthony’s office was At a Thursday evening screening at the Burbank les and nature of those cartoons weren’t disclosed. carp that cost $15 each, he said. talking on 'Thursday about last AMC theaters, the audience paying to see the thriller cholesterol because they cat human Kansas City, Mo.-based American Multi-Cinema, The prized pets had lived in the leftovers. weekend’s misluq). “The Silence of the Lambs” was first shown the car­ which operates 265 theaters natimwide, has an ex­ pond for U/2 years, be said. “Beryl considtfs the hunting trip toon. Moviegoers laughed and cheered. clusive one-year contract to tun 120 Looney Dmes, “They made a nice fish gumbo Stnd your Weird News to Chuck a private matter,” said spokeswoman In the cartoon, the carrot-chomping rabbit best said Holland. out of it, which sort of curls my in­ Shepherd, P.O. Box 57141, KtfenHancox. J sides to think about,” Marino said. Washington, D.C. 20037. 1 12—^MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, March 18,1991 MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, March 18,1991__13 FOCUS Some teams singing the blues with early knockouts By MEL GREENBERG North Carolina State faces Connec­ 81-80 as Kerry Bascom scored a against Holy Cross, which had 27 the bench to score 16 points. The Associated Press ticut (27-4). career-high 39 points. turnovers. At Stillwater, Okla., on Saturday, In the Mideast, Tennessee will NCAA Women Vanderbilt, led by assistant Ada Oklahoma State beat Michigan State Some highly-ranked teams are host a mini SEC tournament with Mideast Gee after Riil Lee resigned prior to 96-94 in triple overtime. Arkansas Dear Abby Dr. Gott singing the blues, themselves, long the Lady Vols taking on Western Tennessee earned the right to stay the tournament because of NCAA reached the next round on Saturday PEOPLE before they expected to hear them Kentucky (29-2) and Auburn meet­ win when Tanya Garner grabbed a on its floor, Saturday night, with a rules violations, upset second- with a 105-68 rout of visiting sung in New Orleans at the NCAA ing Vanderbilt. rebound with 20 seconds to play. 55-47 win over Gateway wiimcr seeded Purdue on Sunday 69-63. Northwestern (21-9). Abigail Van Buren Peter Gott, M.D. women’s Fmal Four. The Midwest Regional, at Austin, But she never got the shot off as it Southwest Missouri (26-5). The Midwest West H Michael J. Pox can still play 20-year-olds on Top-ranked Penn State, No. 5 Pur­ Texas, will feature top-seeded Vir­ was blocked by Jeanine Michcalscn Vols’ semifinal oppone.it. Western On Sunday, Virginia, the top seed In the West, No. 18 Long Beach screen, but with a 30th birthday in June, he no as time ran out. Kentucky, shut down Metro cham­ in the Midwest Region, needed an State (24-7), which has won 17 longer wants to. due and No. 8 LSU were sidelined ginia against Oklahoma State (27-5) by a trio of upstarts as the NCAA and Arkansas (28-3) against surpris­ Clemson eliminated visiting pion Florida State (25-7) in the last inside basket by Heather Burge on suaight since dropping out of the The baby-faced actor has told his production women’s tournament cut down to its ing Lamar (28-3). Providence 103-91 as Jackie Farmer minute, 72-69. an assist from Dawn Staley with top 25 at midseason for the first time ■ W ■ Simple steps company, Snowback Productions, to find him roles Tension drugs’ Sweet 16, determined on Sunday. Finally, in the West, Ric-10 rivals grabbed a NCAA tournament record Auburn broke open a tight game four seconds left to beat Stephen F. since 1978, advanced with an 83-58 that match his age. Us magazine said in its April 4 Second-ranked Virginia and No. 13 Stanford (24-5) and Washington 29 rebounds and scored 20 points early in the second half, Sunday, at Austin. win over Southern Cal (18-12). issue. Connecticut reach^ regional semi­ (24-4) meet in one semifinal, while for the Tigers. home to eliminate Holy Cross, Also on Sunday, LSU (24-7), the to popularity Fbx said marriage and the birth of his son, Sam, finals, but not without a few anxious Georgia takes on Long Beach State North Carolina State ousted 84-58. Freshman Kim Mays scored Southeastern Conference tourna­ The region semifinals will be now 21 months old, have helped him mature. side effects moments. (24-7) in the other at Las Vegas. George Washington (23-7) 94-83, a career-high 17 points and Carolyn ment champion, lost at Lamar, Thursday, with the finals, all “To be a happy, healthy, family-oriented person and Coimecticut held off Toledo Jones also had 17 for Auburn DEAR ABBY: I was housecleaning and came across a Only in the West did all four top East 93-73, as Barbara Hickey came off televised on ESPN, on Saturday. is more important than trying to be the boy prince DEAR DR. GOTT: I’m a 64-year-old male with hy­ seeds advance. clipping of a column 1 had kept since 1958 — the year of Hollywood,” Fox said. pertension, controlled by medication. My problem is On Saturday, James Madison The Southeastern Conference my daughter graduated from high school. 1 reread it, and “You lose the arrogance of youth. You take a look (26-4) stopped No. 1 Penn State dreams and loss of concentration because of the medica­ showed its strength with four teams Abby, I want you to nm it again because the kids of at old people and say, ‘Yeah, I can actually see that tion. I’ve tried several different Ixands and find they all (29-2) at University I^ k , 73-71, — No. 3 Georgia (27-3), No. 4 Ten­ today sure can use the advice you gave 33 years ago. I possibility now.’ It will be frm to say I’m 30 ” give me the same side effects. Is this my imagination, or after trailing by as many as 15 nessee (26-5), No. 6 Auburn (25-5) hope you agree with me. I am 74 years old and have 11 m his latest film, “The Hard Way,” Rox portrays is there a connectitm? points. and unranked Vanderbilt (19-11) — grandchildren. an actor who prepares for a role in a police movie DEAR READER: The syndrome you describe can be It was the first time in the 10-year advancing, while the Atlantic Coast ETHEL TAYLOR, WAYNESBERG, KY. by tagging along with a hard-bitten New York cop the result of medicines for hypertension, all of which af- NCAA tournament and second time A Conference had three teams still DEAR ETHEL: I agree. Here’s the letter, and thanks played by James Woods. fea the nervous system. in AP poll history that a No. 1 team alive with the Lady Cavaliers, No. 7 for asking: ■ “Cinema ftradiso,” a nostalgic look at a movie For example, I ^ r a l (propranolol, a beta-blocker) can was eliminated in its first game. In North Carolina State (26-5) and No. 1978, when the AIAW sponsored American house in Italy, and M artin Scorsese’s Mafia movie cause insomnia, nightmares, depression, memory loss 21 Clemson (21-10). DEAR ABBY: A year ago, I was a poor student, shy, “GoodFellas” dominated the major awards granted N and confusion. Calan (and other calcium-charmel block­ the national championship, Ten­ In the East Regional semifinals at lonely, friendless, unhappy, and 1 never smiled. 1 wrote by the British Academy of Film and Television ers) are associated with headache, insomnia, confusion, nessee was knocked off by to you, and you gave me the best advice 1 ever received. /uis. Philadelphia on Thursday, Clemson Maryland in a first-round game. imbalance and psychiatric disturbances. Serx»sil (reser- will meet James Madison (26-4) and Here it is: “GoodFellas” won best film, best direaor and pine) often leads to severe depression, anxiety, Penn State had a chance to tie or “The key to being popular with both sexes is: Be kind. best adapted screenplay at Sunday’s awards nightmares and nervousness. Vasotec (enal^ril, an ACX Be honest Be tactful. If you can’t be beautiful (or hand­ ceremony. It has bera nominated in the same inhibitor) may cause headache, dizziness, vertigo and Cancer Society some), be well-groomed, tastefully attired, conscious of categories for the March 25 Academy Awards. blurted . Thiazide diuretics can initiate vertigo, your posture, and KEEP A SMILE ON YOUR FACE. “Cinema I^ d is o ,” which won the Oscar last dizziness and restlessness. Tyson promising “Be clean in body and mind. If you’re not a ‘brain,’ try year for best foreign-language film, won five of the Catapres (clonidine) can lead to dizziness, headache harder. If you’re not a great athlete, be a good sport. Try British awards, including best actor (Philippe TH b AM odated Prees and nervousness. Miniiffess (prazosin) may cause ver­ to be a standout in something. If you can’t dance or sing, Noiret), best supporting actor (Salvatore Cascio), GROWING UP — Michael J. Fox can still tigo, depression atxl nervousness. A ld^one (spittmolac- YOU CAN HELP! learn to play an instrument TTiink for yourself, but and best film not in the English language. play 20-year-old, but with a 30th birthday tone) is associated with lethargy, headache, confusion good time for all respect the ndes. Be generous with kind words and affec­ The best actress^vwd went to Jessica Tandy for in June, he no longer wants to. The baby­ and imbalance. Aldonet (methyldopa) can cause emo- tionate gestures, but save the heavy artillery for later. “Driving Miss Dai^^^She won an Oscar last year CANDIDS BY CAROL McCAVANAGH You’ll be glad you did. If you need help, ask God. If you for the performance. faced actor has told his production com­ tiaial disturbances, nightmares, depression and dizzi­ By ED SCHUYLER Jr. DONALD S. GENOVESI ness. The list goes on. 'Photography' don’t need anything, thank God. — LOVE, ABBY” Whoopi Goldberg was named best supporting pany to find him roles that match his age, The Associated Press Although all the drugs for hypertension have the 983 Main Street REAL ESTATE CORP. INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. I followed your advice, step by step, and kept it handy actress for “Ghost.” She was nominated for an according to US magazine. potential for causing mental side ^ e c ts, in practice the Manchester • 649-6619 when I felt low. I am now president of the sophomore Oscar this year for the role. LAS VEGAS — Mike Tyson "Residential and Commercial Sales" "Senring the Manchester Area complications are, fortunately, relatively rare. Also, most class and I play the guitar. Smiling comes naturally to Some of this year’s Oscar candidates, including He was appointed executive director of the Ken­ predicts a good time for everybody 237 East Center Street ■ for Over 50 Years" me, and I have a boyfriend who is kind and respectable. nedy Center shortly after it opened in 1971 and patients who reaa badly to one class of medicines may at his fight tonight at the Mirage. Manchester' 649-3800 “Dances with Wolves,” “Awakenings” and the not reaa to another. J.D. REAL ESTATE 945 Main Street My grades are better, and I have more friends than I ever “Godfather Part IE,” were ineligible for the British took command of the Washington Opera in 1980. Well, not everbody. Therefore, I advise you to work with your doaor to 617 Center Street Manchester * 643-2131 dreamed I’d have. awards because they had not opened in Britain in The show in Feinstein’s honor included a brass “Come, because you will have a discova a form of th o ^ that won’t affea your con­ Abby, you’re not the only one who helped me. God time. fanfare composed for the occasion by Gian Carlo good time,” said Tyson, who will Manchester ■ 646-1980 NORTHWAY REXALL Menotti and arias sung by Placido Domingo. centration or sleep, kbu say you have tried different fight Donovan “R ^ r ” Ruddock. helped me. He answered my prayers. ■ Artists and friends of M artin Feinstein BOGNER, MANCHESTER Also performing were actors (Christopher Plum­ brands; this may not be enough. Simply switdiing brands “I’m going to enjoy it very much.” CAROL celebrated his 70th birthday with a stage show and HIGHLAND PARK MARKET PHARMACY mer and Zoe (Caldwell and singer Roberta Peters. (as opposed to changing the type of drug entirely) may Injoyment for Tyson would mean "Prescription Specialists" PACKING CO., INC. DEAR ABBY: Can anyone out there give me some rave reviews for his decade-long tenure as the not be effective; you need to try several classes of pain for Ruddock. The Choicest Meats in Town" new ideas on what to give nurses and aides at holiday ■ I^rmer Detroit Lions standout Billy Sims is 349 W etherell Street Washington Opera’s general direaor. climbing back fron bankmptcy after falling m(»e medication: Eventually, you will probably find one that . No title is a stake, as it would 317 Highland Street 230 North Main Street time? My mother is in a nursing home, and although I o n “It’s so good to hear eulogies when you’re still than $2 million in debt, his lawyer says. agrees with you. have been if Tyson had not pulled Manchester ■ 646-4510 Manchester • 646-5000 r - bring them candy, cookies, etc. to share, so does Manchester • 646-4277 alive,” Feinstein told guests at the $l,000-a-plate “It’s over, basically, except for one matter that Rememba, too, that you can lower your blood pres­ out of a scheduled Npv...,18, 1989, everyone else. dinner at the Kermedy Center on Saturday. still has to be litigat^ with oie of his creditors,” sure ^Tiaturally” by losing w e i^ t (if you are heavy), fight against Ruddppkjheawseiof ill- > m NEW JERSEY Feinstein was toasted by violinist Isaac Stem, an WHITHAM NURSERY GRAMES PRINTING THE MANCHESTER David Lynn James said in Sunday’s The Detroit avoiding salt in your d ia obtaining regular exercise. J1CSS. I ■ *1; ' DEAR NEW JERSEY: M-O-N-E-Y. The color goes • Quality • Selection • Service i j ^ old friend who also performed in his honor. News. He would n a conment further. To give you more infmmation, I am sending you a free The match, howeypri jfiJntpottant 1 > 1 We've Moved with everything, and any size will fit into their wallets. HERALD Feinstein, a Russian immigrant’s son from New Sims filed for bankruptcy last July, telling the copy of my Health Report “Hypertension.” Other readers in that the winner will be.in line for Come visit us ar)d see for yourself 69 Woodland Street O CD Buy an appropriate card and slip a few dollars, or five — York, sold librettos at the Metropolitan Opera as a court he had $50 cash and $150 in his checking ac­ who would like a copy should send $1.25 with their a title shot against the winner of the Routes Manchester ■ 643-6669 16 Brainard Place z -< or whatever you can afford — into the envelope. It will young man. count. names and addresses to P.O. Box 91369, Cleveland, OH fight between heavyweight cham­ Bolton • 643-7802 Manchester ■ 643-2711 be {^predated. Trust me. 44101-336^ Be sure to mention the title. pion Evander Holyfield and George MANCHESTER SURGICAL m X Foreman April 19 at Atlantic City, CUNLIFFE AUTO BODY 717 Main Street 0 m N.J. . . , . SHOWING OFF — Mike TED CUMMINGS "Quality Service At It's Best" Manchester ■ 649-4541 Holyfield won the title from Tyson shows off his physique 1 MONDAY, MARCH 18, 1991— PRIME TIME James “Buster” Douglas, who upset Route 83 INSURANCE AGENCY Tyson with a lOth-round knockout Sunday at the weigh-in for Talcottville ■ 643-0016 JO H N 378 Main Street 6:30 7:00 7:30 Feb. 11, 1990. Douglas got his his fight tonight against H. LAPPEN, INC. R O 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:00 1:30 2:00 2:30 Manchester ■ 646-2457 o OVER THE AIR CHANNELS chance after the Tyson-Ruddock Donovan "Razor” Ruddock. INSURANCE match was called off. Tyson weighed in at 217 MANCHESTER HONDA 2 CD There will be two title fights on 164 East Center Street m CD "If Honda Makes It - We Sell & Service It" CARTER CHEVROLET pounds. Manchester • 649-5261 the undercard featuring welter­ 24 Adams Street 1129 Main Street P 5 weight champions Simon Brown Ruddock’s decision to stop spar­ Manchester • 646-3515 Manchester ■ 646-6464 and Maurice Blocker, against each ring March 8 probably has ^fcctcd KRAUSE FLORIST TV other, and junior welterweight the betting. The decision led to s > champion Julio Cesar Chavez. Also speculation, scoffed at by Ruddock, A. RAYMOND ZERIO & "Largest Retail Growers In Manchester" LYNCH MOTORS fighting will be Roberto Duran. something was wrong with his 621 Hartford Road 500 West Center Street TONIGHT Both Tyson and Ruddock are right hand. He suffered a hairline SONS, INC. Manchester ■ 643-9559 33 > predicting knockout victories, and fracture before he knocked out Manchester * 646-4321 most people in boxing figure the Michael Dokes in the fourth round 409 New State Road ASK DICK KLEINER fight will end inside the 12-round on April 4, 1990. Manchester ■ 643-5168 JACKSON & JACKSON MANCHESTER limit. The 27-year-old Ruddock said he Some boxing observers feel that stopped sparring 17 days before the REAL ESTATE STATE BANK the 6-foot-3 Ruddock has the physi­ Dokes fight SAVINGS BANK OF DICK cal tools and style to beat the 5-111/2 Tyson, 24, weighed in officially at Don Jackson Rose Viola Jackson "Your Local Hometown Bank" KLEINER Tyson. Ruddock’s power punches 217 pounds Sunday. Ruddock MANCHESTER 168 Main Street 1041 Main Street go up, and that’s the best way to weighed 228. "Serving Communities Hast of the River Manchester ■ 647-8400 Manche^er ■ 646-4004 punch against a shorter opponent Ruddock, who quit boxing for 10 who fights out of semi-crouch. Since 1905"- Member F.D.I.C. months in 1985-86 because of 923 Main Street MANCHESTER “For some outrageous reason he asthma, is ranked second behind LYDALL, INC. Q. I Just finished watching a thinks I’m scared of him," Tyson Tyson by the World Boxing Council, Manchester ■ 646-1700 Cne Colonial Road COUNTRY CLUB videotape of the movie “The Ad­ said. World Boxing Association and In­ Manchester, CT 06040 ventures of Baron Munchausen.” The question, however, seems to ternational Boxing Federation. Since ORLANDO ANNULLI & 305 South Main Street In it was a character called The be whether Ruddock has the mental being shunned by Tyson, Ruddock Manchester - 0103 King of the Moon. The credits list toughness to withstand Tyson’s in­ has scored three straight knockouts SONS, INC. AL SIEFFERTS the actor as Ray D. Thtto, but timidating assaults. to make his record 25-1-1 with 18 there is no way they can make me “1 don’t care what he’s got. He’s knockouts. 147 Hale Road, P.O. Box 669 APPLIANCES NISSAN BY believe that was anybody but going to have to use it all,” Tyson Tyson has fought twice since the Manchester • 644-2427 , Robin Williams. Why don’t they said. upset loss, scoring first-round TV-AUDIO DECORMIER list him under his real name?__ Ruddock’s all won’t be enough in knockouts of Henry Tillman and "Sales, Service & Parts" L.P., Sand Lake, Mich. the opinion of the most. Tyson was a U&R REALTY, INC. 445 Hartford Road Alex Stewart. He has a 39-1 record Manchester * 647-9997 285 Broad Street A. Yes, that was our Robin, all 5-1 favorite. with 35 knockouts. Manchester ■ 643-4165 right. He did the part as a favor for U&R CONSTRUCTION his friend, T e^ Gilliam, who 99 East Center Street FIANO direaed the movie. Since he took no Manchester ■ 643-2692 BUNCHARD & pay, he could not be credited. 'tn g e rt Rubber game played REALTY, CO. A&E Wo*M of Air Power AppoMmont WHh Ed Atiwr at tha I T hata t W as IR om e" •urvhtel I 'Supertoft ' IO w Uiiy ; J o o u t m * A M w dar tolltonton ^ Q. My brother told me that one Amtouncad (Part t of 3t ' MORANDE 13 Middle Turnpike E. ROSSEnO,INC. Movie: "Forovor Fomato" (1 9 5 3 ) A ptaywrighTs first Manchester ■ 646*5200 of the Monkees (Pteter, Mickey, AMC efiort turns disastrous when the producer demands that 189 West Center St. 1 it be rewritten to include his shrewish wife.______for lot bigger stakes Davy or Mike) is the father of rom ance. UNCOLN-MERCURY-MAZDA Manchester ■ 646-2482 Alyssa Milano of “Who’s the Movia: “Back to Back” (1989, Drama) 1" (1990, Suspense) Mitchum, Curt Jurgens. An American ’ Harmon. Madeleine Stowe. A handsome Bill Paxton. Apokonia. Two sons (ace a CraIg Shaflar. formerly Moriarty Brothers Boss?” But he doesn’t remember Christina Applagata, David Mendenhall. A Anna Bobby. Nightmarai draw • young man to a “I’ve said all along that we’re CENTURY 21 ■ Cinemax engages in iadeatfiydu*' accepts a wager that he can get three worim to murderous sheriff when they attempt to By The Associated Press dunng World War II. (In Stereo) )ioung Los Angelea prostituta Is stalkad montfars have hiddan from happy to be playing, and we’ll play 315 Center Street which one. Can you teil me which accept his marriam proposal m ihrae short months. (In retrieve the $7 m iion their bte father hid byahomicidarinoiorcyde cop. (In one is her father? — D.M., Thlare, Stereo) PG-13' (Adult language, adult situations) g from the authorities. 'R' Stereo) 'R' ______After splitting two games during anywhere against anybody," Manchester ■ 643-5135 EPSTEIN REALTY PAP AUTO PARTS Calif. CNN World Today Monaylina Croasffra Larry King live the Missouri Valley Conference Spoonhour said. ■Pul 01 To Woik For You- 307 East Center Street A. None of the above. Your (1987. ______UtoHlMH season. Southwest Missouri State Manchester ■ 649-3528 Woman Movia: “Banii tha Huntad" snioa "W itch of Movie: “Ivanho#" (1953, Adventure) Robert Taylor, Miaaing EMa; Cantor Stooo A Judy Qartand: Tha SCRANTON MOTORS, INC. Joyce G. Epstein, Owner-Broker brother is probably thinking of Ami Who Raisod Adventure) Benji. Stranded In the Pacific Avonlea" Felix must Movte "On Our Own" 11968. Drama) and Southern Dlinois will play for Ehzabeth Taylor. A chivalrous knight is in love wtttt onec A d va n tin a profile of Elvis, including Caneart Vaan A NIT a Baar as Northwest, the canine star finds himself confront his fears To t Dayton. Slaptania tOamar. Four Route 83 543 North Main Street Dolenz, who is the daughter of ex- Disney woman but betrothed to another. o fO z tia never-betore-seen lootoge. thowcata of Gaitand's bigger stakes in their “rubber” game Her Son playing surrogate parent to lour concerning Peg Bowen, a ehjdran escape from the juvanlla and Harriat stage and Wovition Manchester ■ 647-8895 Monkee Mickey Dolenz. Alyssa’s Animated, g orpAaned cougar cubs. (In Stereo) 'G' g supposed wifCTi. (In Stereo) (R)g •uttwltlas to keep from baitQ aaniio tonight. The game is one of eight second- Vernon, CT 06066 appaarancas. (R) toaWr homw. (In Btaraol father, Tom, is a musician. ESPN irts UpCtose morUCen- This time it’s for a quarterfinal round NIT games, the “Sweet 16” of Q. We were told that Fred America______^ ll:San Joaa berth in the National Invitation the New York-based tournament. Dryer, from “Hunter,” is the son (5 :3 0 ) Movia: “Cocoon" (1985. Scienca Movio: “The JoaepNno Baker Story" (1991. Drama) Movia: “laat Ritaa" (1988, Drama) Tom Baranger, Tournament. Monday’s other NIT games arc Fiction) Don Ameche. Ron Howard's K id a b ilh a Mevto: “Itoea tor Otory" (1989, Drama) One Might "S carla t Lynn Whitfield. Ruben Blades. A biography ol the Daphne Zuniga. A New York City parish p riM ^ Ha« (R ) (In Aiax McArthur, Pater B ^ . A fflotorcyda |‘y\L)lC^ our scouting report’s al- Wyoming (20-11) at Colorado HUIONS OF PEOPLE HAVE of Clint Eastwood. Is this true? — HBO Oscar-winning fantasy about Florida P achyderm " glamorous but controversial black entertainer who took Btondfiiylor caught m tha crossfire when ha attempts to shleid a S ta ra o )g racer batttat againtt tha odds to N o v o n .(A ) C.M., Abilene, Texas retirees rejuvenated by a pool filled with M asq uerade 1920s Paris by storm. (In Stereo) g beautitui fugitive from the mob. (In Stereo) 'R' (Adull reidy^dbne.” Southwest Missouri (16-13), West Virginia (17-13) at alien pods, PG-13' (Adult lanouaoel compete on tha imamational drculL (In (InSiarao)g A. Whoever told you that was ban. language, adult sttuabons, nudity, vtolenca) g Stereo) R 'g coach Charlie Spoonhour said of his Providence (18-12), Cincinnati BEEN CURED OF A DISEASE Supatmar- funnin’ you. To begin with, Lifetime “National Lampoon'a Ctoaa CJf.Q "A Long Way From familiar opponent. “We don’t have (18-11) at Oklahoma (17-14), Sum- kat Bwaap I Progress' Eastwood was bom in '30 and Dryer ouunu______iwaiawin" (19821 Gerrll Graham, rP ra lu d a " H o w tu I" to worry about that.” ford (16-13) at Wisconsin (15-14), Robin "Inheritance" Robb) Hood "T h e C ross Movia: “Oraat Bai|A of FirtI” (1989, Drama) Dennis _jvla: “Bhie Thunder" (1983, Adventure) Roy Vaiwv Smlmofl In Mevtoi "Kaeapo to Baradtoa" (t96S, puring the MVC season, South­ and Arkansas State (22-8) at Mem­ MOST PB)PLE THINK IS in ’46, so Clint was 16 when Fred Robin must choose of St. em eus' Robin Hood Ouakt. Winona Rydw. Rock 'n' rollar Jerry Lee Lewis Schekter. Malcolm McDowell. The piiot ol a super­ between Heme and King Idaho Soviet Adult) Natalia Moora, AHrad Hurt A came along. Showtime must rescue the priceless brief success m the late t950s until his chopper uncovers a plol to turn hit crime-fighting Union's bast-known comic west Missouri (22-11) and Southern phis State (17-14). Arthur's Round Table, (fi) Cross ol St. C irim from tropical island vacation putt ihe spark lifestyle threatens his career. (In Stereo) 'PQ- machine against an untutpecling city. (In Stereo) 'R' p a rio rm t in 1 Moscow, Illinois (17-13) each won at home. I INCURABLE. (In Stereo) thieves. (In Stereo) 13' (Adult language, adult situaiions, mild violence) g back In a young woman a leva Ifa. 'NR' I Rip On Tbesday, it’s Massachusetts Q. Please settle a bet between a (AduW language, nudity, vtolenoej Id a h ol .15L(R) (Adult lanouaoa, aduR iltiiaffona, nudtty) There wasn’t much io choose bet­ (18-11) at I^rdham (25-7), and Movie: "The Bad and Um BaatitHul" (1952, Drama) k i (1952, Musical) Qana Movia: "Bingin' th a Rain" Movia: “Tha Big nclura" (1989, (1969, Drama) Jesilca Langt, Aimki M ualir- Help In The Connecticut Crusade Against Cancer. friend and me. On the series “My Lana Turner, Kirk Douglas. The lives ol several Movto: “Muaic Bei” Mnvto! "Ceuntoh ween them, with Southern Illinois South Carolina (20-12) at Siena K ^ , Dabbia Raynokts. A top silent star (gilt in love Comedy) Kevin Bacon. A young diractor Stahl. A Chicago ittoniay must deland h tr father altar ha la aocuaad Three Sons,” did Robbie have Hollywood hopefuls are affected by an ambitious with a spirited nawcomar at tha dawn ol HoUywood't ffaploM u " (1842. Drama] winning 80-78 and Southwest Mis­ Money You Raise Will Do So Many Things For So Many People. TMC finds tha movia businatt domkiatad by of participating m Nazi war crimes. (In Slorto) 'PO-13' (Adult Tha Lone Won matches (24-9). producer, g sound era. (In Stereo) 'G‘ g neurotic agents and power-hungry twins or triplets? What were their larkFJaga, adun situations) souri 79-70. This time, they return The tournament will continue lO U C A T O n t wMI be »Me Io ; A A TIIN Tt executives. (In Stereo) 'PO -t3'______witi wkh Nazi agents In mm heee the een bombed-out Loridon. ward on how poopio con gm 4 support thoy n— 4 m Hio flphl lor names? — C.V., Portsmouth, N.H. to Southwest Missouri. with the quarterfinals on Wednesday thek own tt«M opelnel Concor by A. In keeping with the title of the Movto: "Foreign Corraapendsnr (1940, Sutpsnsa) Joel McCraa, Spoonhour said he was surprised at sites to be determined. The semi­ loohlnt lor ooity wornino clpnalc. Laralna Day. A young American newsman ch itaa IntomMlonal solaa. m Y tIC tA N I wW hovo me lolotl R ttCA flC N f MS wM bo oblo to oon- show, Robbie had three sons — Cartoon Exprou Iw ain p H H c h h ik o r Murdar, She Wrote "T h a WotW WrottNng I ------a that NIT officials paired conference finals and finals will be held at New InlormoOon on how bool to bool USA n: Super-Stars ind Stripes iMianii Vica "Hostile Equalliar "Regrets O n ly" M idam a’a nm ffw O Q O biuM tbob work Io flnO ih» eoom, Thjng_ jln_Stereo|_ Wa^Jo_Dust^_Deattr_g__ ForevarJRj__ IheO pottonlo. triplets named Steve, Charley and ^ ______[F a k o o v o r" Flaca Inalaaf (R) rivals in the tournament, but he York’s Madison Square Garden on proeonlionc onO corot tor Concor. Robbie 11. wasn’t complaining. March 25 and 27. 14—MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. March 18.1991 MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, March 18,1991— 15 B rid g e CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 t i A m e r ic a n the next two into the latter. After that, NORTH M S-11 hearts were agreed on, and South used NOTICES 11 HELP WANTED 21 HOMES FOR SALE 21 HOMES FOR SALE ♦ A4 VA652 v ic t o r y Roman Key Card Blackwood to dis­ As a condition precedent BOOKKEEPING/ LAWN CARE ♦ AQJ87 By James Jacoby cover that his partner held all four HECePTlONIST-For BRAND NEW LISTINGIII A stro g ra p h HEATING/ CARPENTRY/ aces but not the queen of hearts. to the placement of any Hartford Law Firm, 6 Wonderful 6 room, full INCOME TAX ♦ A6 Tournaments that are open to all advertising in the PLUMBING REMODELING West led a deceptive 10 of dia­ Lawyers, 9-5, 1 hour dormered. Cape Cod UWN-SCAPE WEST EAST comers and that offer generous cash Manchester Herald, Ad­ luncn. Benefits, parking advance your sell-interests today, you SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) It could Jo$«phP.08nwo,Jr. monds. Garozzo put up dummy’s ace on Green Hill St. in Insianalion and Repfacement KITCHEN A BATH REMODELINQ ♦9876S ♦ Q 10 prizes have been popular in Europe and immediately ruffed a diamond. vertiser hereby agrees paid. Light typing Manchester. Large fully f might have to improvise In a manner prove helpful to discuss things with your Specializing In V Q 9 8 7 V-. for many years. Rmently, thou^, mate today before making decisions. CartifiMi Public Accountant oTO^Gas&^BcM Visildur beautiful shosrroom or call lor Declarer cashed the heart king, learn­ to protect, indemnify preferred. S27-422& appKanced kitchen, 1st I * i that could confuse others. However, the ♦ K 10 3 ♦ 9 6 4 2 there has been an increase in the num­ % u r Your partner might be able to offer sug­ Preletslonal tax and accounting LAWN MAINTENANCE your free estimate. ing about the bad split, and ran the and hold harmless the floor laundry, deluxe rec important thing Is that you understand ■Water Healers ♦ Q 4 J 109 8 7 5 2 ber of invitational events, restricted TEACHERS-Telephone what you're doing. gestions that you fall to perceive. Weekly Mowings HERITAGE heart jack through West. A club to Manchester Herald, its room, delightful ^ r t h d a y ssivices. Al 1040 oonsuNatlont held ■Warm Air Funaces KITCHEN & BATH CENTER usually to 16 pairs. The Netherlands classified 100's of jobs- PUBLISHER'S GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) There Is a SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) If you SOUTH dummy’s ace and a second diamond officers and employees sunporch, above In the privacy of your home or oltice. Spring Cleanups ■Bders 254 Broad Street has been at the forefront of this move. against any and all 19 categories 1-900- NOTICE: possibility that you might get involved in must have some special service per­ ♦ KJ32 ruff brought down the king. Now de­ 226-2645 $3/Min 24 ground pool, fenced formed for you at this time, be sure the Bushes Trimmed Wilson Oil Company Manchester In the middle of January, The Hague m m m a Joint venture at this time which will be 643- 9034 V K J 10 4 3 liability, loss or ex­ March 19,1991 ______649-5400______clarer was in control. He played a Hrs. yard, Buin in 1984. Ex­ EQUAL conducted along unconventional lines. person or firm you choose can supply 6456393 ♦ 5 hosted the Cap Gemini Pandata World pense including cellent condition. As­ Free edging of curbs and side­ trump to dummy’s ace and lea win­ HOUSING You could be luckier than usual In mat­ In fact, the entire endeavor may be references. If they can't, keep looking. ♦ K43 Top Tournament, won by Benito Gar- attorneys' fees, arising PROFESSIONAL king $139,900. Jackson ACCOUNTING walks with a summer contracl ning diamonds. West could ruff when­ from claims of unfair ters Involving close friends In the year unique. CAPRICORN (Dm . 22-Jan. 19) Oddly, NO JOB TOO SMALL CUSTOM QUALITY ozzo and Billy Eisenberg. Garozzo, COUPLE-Seeks ma­ & Jackson Real Estate. OPPORTUNITY CANCER (June 21-July 22) Circum­ you could be more fortunate today MANAGEMENT SERVICES Free Estimates Vulnerable: BoUi ever he liked, but the dummy was trade practices, infring- ahead. The same might not be true re­ Instant Servloe/Free Estimatos One stop Improvements. Dealer: West who had won 13 world titles for Italy, ture and dependable 647-8400. stances might bring you Into a partner­ seeking business favors from your so­ •Tax Preparation* high. ment of trademarks, All Real Estate adver­ garding endeavors with strangers, •Individual or Butineu* Fully Insured Bath/Mtchen Remodeling Framing to Palming, is now living in Palm Beach, Florida. baby sitter for 3 F though. ship with an individual today, someone cial contacts rather than from your Garozzo was the only declarer to bid' trade names or patents, •Reasonable Rates* One Call Does It AS licensed t Insured. Soalh West North East Eisenberg, a former member of the children. Full time, day tised in this newspa­ usually In opposition to your positions business contacts. 645-7887 Aces now living in Los Angeles, won and make six hearts. Everyone else in violation of rights of BRICK RANCH-2 Car at­ •Free Pick-up and Dellveiy* 30 Years Experience B.B.B. Member Pass !♦ Pass the slam went down. The other declar­ and evening hours. per is subject to the PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) A friend of rather than In wpport of them. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) The fulfill­ •Electronic Flllne* IF privacy and infringe­ tached garage. M&M Plumbing & Heating C a l Dave Adamick tor a free quote. Pass 2 4 Pass five Bermuda ^ w l titles for the Unit­ er to bring home 12 tricks was in seven 649-7867. Fireplace, living room, yours who Is slightly different than your LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) If there Is an Im­ ment of your expectations might not 644- 8034 2* Pass 3V Pass ed States in the 1970s. ment of copyright and Federal Fair Housing usual pals might come to you with an In­ portant objective that you’ve been un­ come until the last minute today, so 649-2871 hearts. extra large kitchen, 3 YARDMASTERS 645-6523 . 4 NT Pass 5 4 Pass They scored heavily on today’s deal. proprietary rights, unfair TELEPHONE-Sales. Part Act of 1968 which teresting proposal today. Even though able to achieve, discard unproductive don't give up prematurely. Better late 5* Jam es Jacoby’s books "Jacoby (*> Brktge’ and competition and libel time out of your home. bedrooms, 2 baths. Lot: JAMES C. FfTZQERALO, C.PJL Spring Clean-Up Pass 5V Pass The bidding is a mixture of natural "Jacoby oa Card Gaines" (written with Us father, makes it illegal to ad­ It may sound a trifle goofy at first, hear it tactics and try a new approach today. than never. 6 * All pass and slander, which may Earn up to $10 plus per 90 X 156. Marion E. through. Know where to look for ro­ Your failure could be due to a lack of Tox-AeeeunHng-AudX Lawns, Bushes, Trees Cut CAPITOL ENG. CO. COMPLETE and artificial, with the first two bids Ibe late Oswald Jacol^) are now available at result from the publica­ hour. 528-0358. Robertson, Realtor. vertise “any prefer­ mance and you'll find It. The Astro- Imagination. Monogomeni Adviaoty taivlea Yards, gutters, garages fitting into the former category and bookstores. Both sre pablisbed by Pberos Books. For your personal horoscope, CerperoUbna-Porfheiifilp# ErlkO zds REMODEUNG SERVICE Opening lead: ♦ 10 tion of any advertise­ 643-5953. Graph Matchmaker Instantly reveals VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sepl. 22) Strive to be cleaned. Lawn Fertilizing. /Appli­ WAITRESS-Wanted- ence, limitation or dis­ lovascope, lucky numbers tndMducHi, fiw fa a fifa ta a Feral your FRAH CONSTRUCTION, INC. ment in the Manchester CHARMING CAPE, which signs are romantically perfect for open-minded and unbiased today, es­ Fvantno a MtaatrandAppoHfrnanlt ances Removed. Carpentry, A Herald by advertiser, in­ 11am-2:30pm. Apply in crimination based on you. Malt $2 to Matchmaker, c/o this pecially If you meet someone who has plumbing & heidbtg needs. "O ne c a ll does It a ll." person at Luisa's KNIGHTON STREET- and futurs forecast, call ItvHo u m C om putan Hauling, Backhoe Work. 32 APARTMENTS FOR 32 APARTMENTS FOR 91 CARS FOR SALE 91 CARS FOR SALE cluding advertisements Large Cape with first race, color,, religion, newspaper, P.O. Box 91428, Cleveland. certain characteristics you do not find Astro*Tone (95& each minute; 444-4*02 Serving ManchwHr for 25 Years •Kitchen •Bath RENT______RENT______in any free distribut'nn Restaurant, 86 Route 6, OH 44101-3428. appealing. You may misjudge a poten­ 935Mc4na. Coulyord. Mcnchertar Any Jo b Considered. Andover. V floor family room off sex, handicap, family Touch-Tone phones only). 646^120 •Additions •D ecks publications published kitchen, 3 bedroom, 1- ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) Opportuni­ tial friend. MANCHESTER-2 Family, MANCHESTER-1,2, and by the Manchester status, or national ori­ ties today could be of a fleeting nature, LIBRA (Sept 23-Oct. 23) Chance could Call 643-9996 •Roofing •Siding 13 BUSINESS OPPOR- 1/2 bath, above ground Dial 1-900-963-3000 and 5-Room.lovely Duplex. 3 Bedroom apartments Herald. gin, or any intention to especially those .that affect your fi­ play an important role In your affairs to­ •Repairs 2 Bedrooms. Lots of available. Security LOOKING FOR THE ______TUNITIES______pool, built-in hutch in enter your access code FRENCtrS LAW N 6 TREE SERVICE nances or career. Indifference could de­ day, especially in matters that are finan­ ROOFING/ Free estimates. cabinets and closets. dining room, fireplace. make any such prefer­ prive you of them. cially meaningful. Be alert for peculiar b now aoospting mowing oooountt deposit and 1 year 1 LOST and FOUND ' number, which,is 184 PAINTING/ lot thio lawn Mason, SIDING Licensed and insured. Nice yard. Heat/hot lease. From $5/5 to MANCHESTER-Available M U^ SEEI Asking ence, limitation ordis- TAURUS (April 20-May 20) In order to opportunities. PAPERING e Lawn Cut 6 Trim water included. $750 $750. 649-0795. LOST-Orange tiger cat. immediately. 1200 $136,900. 'We're Sell­ e Formal Hadga Ttimrning ing Houses!* Blanchard CTimination.” e TraM * Shruba Plantad LIONEL COTE Call Tom Monthly. 684-4686. Neutered male, with Square feet. Commer- LEGAL NOTICES BEST & Rossetto. 646-2482. 21 HOMES FOR SALE 21 HOMES FOR SALE 22 CONDOIONIUMS e Pnining # Spot Sasding e Faitibw flea collar. Lost on cial/lndustrial. 3 Phase This newspaper will not WEIGLE'S PAINTING CO. e VagataUa Qardana Roto-TUad ROOFING & SIDING 871-8092 MANCHESTER-2 MANCHESTER Birch St. F ______FOR BALE Quality work at a Am HMHm EWimatM Forest St. Reward. 646- electric. Sprinkler knowingly accept any N E W HOMES-HIGH- PRICE JUST REDUCED- ■30 Years Experience Bedroom Garden Style 3 rooms. Includes heat/ LAND PARK INVITATION TO BID reasonable pricel LatmRttm lorStnlon and Townhouse apart­ USED CARS AROUND? 1720. system. $550 Per GREAT STARTER advertising for Real-Es­ Ownar anxious. Ex­ B E A BELIEVERIII Interior & Exterlor ______* 4 i- i3 ia ______■Fully Insured MASpockillst hot water. Security or Ktonth. 646-5477. ESTATES. From The Manchester Public ments available. Only 1 H O M E - tremely nicel 5 Room, 2 $113,900. Yes it’s still Free Estimates ■License # 506737 Do IN references. $425/ MANCHESTER. tate which is in viola­ 179,000. Call Ron Four­ Schools solicits bids for CUS­ each remaining out of month. 649-4820 or LOOK HERE! bedroom Condo in Cin­ possible to own the TODIAL SUPPLIES for the Call Brian Weigle PHIL'S LAWN CARE 5.FINANC1AL SITNANCIAL $112,900. Conveniently tion of the law. Our nier for Details. Re/Max namon Springs. Good 646-9564 72. Quiet. On busline. 646-4412. American Dream and 1991-1992 school year. 645-8912 LANDSCAPING WATERPROOFING Air conditioning, self located six room Cape. readers are hereby East of the River. 649- size rooms, all applian­ move right in tool Well kept home with 3087. Sealed bids will be received • Spring daan-Up cleaning oven, all ap­ 1990 SUZUKI SIDEKICK informed that all dwell­ ces to remain, (washer Beautiful 2 bedroom until March 26, 1991, 2:00 • Starting list tonMokly maintenance RICK BURNEH WET BASEMENTS? MANCHESTER-2 AFFORDABLE LEGAL SERVICES hardwood floors, newer and dryer also) Won't pliances included, 4X4, Uke New, 16,000 Townhouse with full p.m., at which time they will • Residential 6 Commercial Hatchways, foundation cracks, storage area, full Bedroom duplex. In­ insulated windows, eat- ings advertised in this be on the market long VILLAGE PAINTERS ROOFING & SIDING NEW LISTING-IN-LAW basement, sliders to be publicly opened. The right 742-9540 basement. 1-1/2 baths cludes heat, not water M iles, W h ite on W hite FOR A FRESH FINANCIAL START in kitchen plus dining newspaper are avail­ POSSIBLITIES-5 at this price 11 $84,500. srivate deck overlook- is reserved to reject any and Interia/Extefior 25 Years Experience sump pumps, tile lines, gravity and gas for cooking. pn Call for free estimate in townhouse. Heat and BANKRUPTCY LAW room. Why not take a Bedroom, 3 bath home Call Strano Real Estate, Ing woods and babbling all bids. Specifications and bid Fully Insured feeds, and dry wells. Also damp­ $650/par month plus look? D.W. Fish Real able on an equal op­ Free Estimates hot water included. 247- * 9 , 4 9 5 Eliminate Debts & Protect Assets on Ludlow Road. 647-7653. brooki Fireplace toot forms may be secured at the Cpil for free estimates ness profflng of concrete walls 5030. deposit. 659-0703. Estate. 643-1591 or portunity basis. To Business Office, 45 N. School Seniw Citizen Discount Free Consultation Remodeled kitchen, 2 F Anne Miller Real Spring Claanup, Dalhatching, 646-6598 and floors. Chimney clean outs, 871-1400. Estate. 647-8000. Street, Manchester, CT. complain of discrimi­ fireplaces, 2 car over­ SAILORS DELIGHT- 872-7782 Lawn Mowing, Edging, Hedge stone walls, and concrete repairs. 1986 HONDA CRX-SI Special STOP F sized garage. In-law 037-03 MANCHESTER-2 nation call; LAKEFRONT home, Trimming, Light Truckirjg, Etc. Over 40 years experienced. Sen­ 91 CARS FOR SALE Black, 5 Speed, Was SS,495 ■Wage Gamshments -Creditor Harrassment HISTORIC HOME BUT possibilites on lower Professional Equipment Bedroom, private HUD toll-free at: completely remodeled ------7-> ELDER CARE ior citizen dscounts. basement, parking, 1985 HONDA ACCORD H/B ■Repossesslons interest & Finance Charges NEW PRICEII! Warm level. $190’s. ”We’re with sensational views. MARTY MAHSSON Dependable and cozy 7 room ANTI­ Selling H ou sesl’ LEGAL NOTICE ’ ^ large yard, stove. C5n Blue, 40,000 Miles, Was $7,995 1-800-424-8590 Vinyl siding, great fami­ TOWN OF BOLTON Painting Interior/Exterior Albert Zuccaro QUE CAPE COD on Blanchard & Rossetto. JUST TAKE YOUR Ray Hardy 646-7973 NURSE'S-AIDE busline. $595 Monthly. S ch a lle r 1988 HONDA ACCORD LX HARTFORD - 728-5672 ly area, paddle fans, ZONING BOARD Wallpapering Waterproofing 649-2871. Parker St. in 646-2482. vaulted ceilings, PICKIII $118,900- OF APPEALS Years of experience Q u a lity Seattle Silver, Automatic, 4 Door NEED M ORE 30 Years Bjterience Manchester offers a carpeting, new kitchen, $119,900. Make your Care for Elderly 646-3361 Pre-Owned Autos 1987 HONDA CRX VERNON ~ 871-6692 flexible floorplan, 3 STORAGE? Ap­ choice of these spa­ The Zoning Board of Appeals References, Insured 91 CARS FOR SALE proximately 700 square NEW TO THE MARKET- 2 bedroom, thermal will hold a publio hearing on Excellent references Value Priced 5 Speed, Blue, Low Miles, Wast $6,995 bedrooms, appliances, cious 2 and 3 bedroom 649-4431 toot barn with 2 floors U & R Home, 3-4 glass. BOLTON, March 21, 1991 at 7:00 p.m. MISCELLANEOUS Call LatASpackillst USED CAR BEST BUYS! 1989 HONDA PRELUDE SI O H 2 car garage and at­ bedroom Raised $169,900. ROY Ranch or Townhouse at the Town Hall, to hear the 10 PART TIME HELP 1 0 PART TIME HELP tached workshop. will solve your problem! units with FULL SERVICES 742-6402 Doltt 1984 Honda Accord LX $4,995 5 Speed, Black, Was $11,995 DO r * Add to that a house and Ranch. Also office, OSBORNE. Philips application of Ann Walsh for Lai A Specialist WANTED WANTED Bursting with character BASEMENTSI These BOB RILEY 4 Dr., S Spd., A/C, Excellent Condition 1 9 to HONDA CRS-SI S8,99 your personal touch. family room, 2 Real Estate. 742-1450. the -Y-WCA^ 1150 Tolland Do lit S ^ from the 1800's and fireplaces. A real F______units have sliders to Turnpike, Bolton, for a 9 s.f. TREE SERVICE/ OLDSMOBLEAIOLKSWAGEN Black, 5 Speed, A/C > m JUST REDUCED to Reasonable Price, private backyards over­ ODD JOBS Smart shoppofs 1988 Honda Accord DX $5,500 MANCHESTER, beauty. Great treed MANCHESTER-ONLY for the Day Care Center 259 ADAMS ST., MANCHESTER 1989 HONDA CRX $7,99 H o $132,900. Jackson & looking woodsi Enjoy at Sf. George's '^ scopal- MASONRY Trucking, PRUNING 3 Door, 5 Speed, AM/FM, Clean Car $138,962. BETTY area. Call Barbara W. $99,9001 1/2 Duplex, 5 shop Clossifiedl White, 5 Speed, Was $8,995 Jackson Real Estate. Re/Max East of the th e carport, pool, Church, 1150 T o lland Home Repairs. 649-1749 1987 Chiytler LeBaron $5,400 1986 N IS^ PULSAR COUPE $3,99 O CO 647-8400. MORA. Philips Real rooms plus rec room, tennis, clubhouse, Turnpike. Theyflndthafsa HAWKES TREE SERVICE Estate. 742-1450. River, 647-1419. ROMAN SPIEWAK #8301B, W as $4,995 z -< NEWS F new l(Hchen and bath, walking trailsl Call for John H. Roberts, Chairman You name It - We do It. Bucket, truck & chipper. 1985VWJetta Coupe, Auto, A/C, PS, PB, AM/FM hugh master bedroom Mason Contractor good way to tight 1988ISUZU l-MARK $3,99 LYDALL WOODS- your exclusive showingl Bolton ZBA Free Estimates Stump removal. Free $3,995 1967 Acura Ltgend S*daif$11 JlOO and morel Quality Real­ Anne Miller Real 013-03 Brick-Stone-Block the high cost of esUmatee. Special 4 Door, #2425, Was $4,495 MANCHESTER. ty Services, 646-8353. V-6, /tuto, loaded. Sunroof m X CORRESPONDENT Estate. 847-8000. New-Repairs-Restoration Insured Hving. consideration for elderly and 1988 1/2 FORD ESCORT LX $5,99 $142,000. Immaculate 1987 Olds Clera 1967 Olds Cutlets Sup. $5,900 0 m and tastefully decorated Place An Ad In The Wine handicapped Xtra Nice, 4 Door, Auto, A/C WANT ADS ore worth INVITATION TO BID 646-4134 643-2711 $4,995 SALEM CAPE featuring looking Into when you're 643-0304 647-7553 V-8, Auto, Fun Power, Wire Wheels 1988 CHRYSLER LEBARON CTC S6,99 We currently have an opening Sealed bids will be received in 1 fireplaced living room & Dine Guide looking for a place to MALLARD VIEW-New 1987 Dodge Pickup 1987 BMW 325 $11,700 Coupe, Was $7,995 with two sets of atrium II ve...whether it's a home, the General Services' office, for a news correspondent to Ranch and Colonial V-6,5 Speed, Loaded, Clean 1988 PLYMOUTH VOYAGER $8y99 doors to oversized on apartment or o mobile 41 Center Street, Manchester, $5^95 2 O homes. Change your CT until 11:00 am. on the 3 2 a p a r t m e n t s FOR 32 APARTMENTS FOR Auto, A/C, Was $9,995 patio, 2 bedrooms, 2 full CALL home.______lifestyle to 1-floor living. 22 CONDOMINIUMS 31 ROOMS FOR RENT 1987 Chevy C-20 4X4 P/U $10,800 cover Coventry events. This is a baths. Unique condo date shown below for the fol­ RENT RENT 1991 Olds Calais 1986 PONTIAC GRAND AM $7,99 TRULY WELL KEPT- 2 Bedroom, 2 bath lowing: FORSALB V-8, Auto, A/C, Fun Power. Two tone style living with the look MANCHESTER-Free Q uad-4 LE, 8,500 M iles ANDOVER. $139,900. Ranches. Also 3 $9,995 0 CO part-time position which in­ and feel of a single MARCH 28. 1991 — Pur­ BRAND NEW-Completely week with $100 security FURNISHED-3 Room CQVENTRY-Quiet 1987 Acura Legend Sed. $13,900 1987 OLDSMOBILE DELTA 88 $6,99 ILZE OR PAULA Immaculate country bedroom, 1-1/2 bath chase of 6,000 Curbside apartment, 2nd floor. m CO family home. D.W. Fish finished uniti Quality deposit. Clean, quiet, neighborhood. 1 Many Others V-6, /tuto, Sunroof, Loaded Ranch with fieldstone Colonials. Attached Recycling Containers. Heat. Private 4 Door, 3,500 Miles cludes covering town govern­ Real Estate. 643-1591 arage. From workmanship thru-out. furnished. 646-8337. Bedroom apartment. To Choose From 5 fireplace, hardwood APRIL 9, 1991 — The Design entrances. Adults. No Carpeted. $425/Month. 1988 Honda Accord LXI $9,900 1986 CHEVROLET CELEBRITY $4,99. or 871-1400. 643-2711 floors, 3 b^rooms, 1-1/ 143,900. North Main 2 Bedrooms, self­ S & Construction of a Tem­ pets. Security. 1-1/2 Months security. Coupe, 5 Speed, A/C, Loaded 4 Door, Auto, A /C , W as $5,995 ment meetings and feature writ­ 2 baths, plus gorgeous St. to Union St. to Ros­ defrosting refrigerator, porary Modular Building Addi­ dishwasher, disposal, It odvcrtlsing expensive? References. 643-4860, No dogs. C a ll 742- CARDINAL 1986 FORD TEMPO $^99. s > MANCHESTER- carpeted lower level setto Dr. *We're Sellling tion to Town Hall & Alternative 2pm to 7pm.______1988VWJetUGL $7,800 ing. Housesl* Blanchard & 1-1/2 Baths, sky-light, You’ll be surprised now 0569.______4 Door, Auto, A/C, Was $3,995 family room and office. Bid for a Substitute Construc­ BUICK, INC. Auto, A/C, AM/FM Stereo $229,000. Immaculate ceramic tile floors, 2 economical It Is to odver- 1986 TOYOTA COROLLA $4,99. Tastefully decorated Rossetto. 646-2482. tion Method. MANSFIELD-WIL- 762Ch*vy Connaro 42.696 9 room Garrison tlse In Classified. 643-2711. 1988 Chevy Cortica Sed. $6,500 throughout. D.W. Fish zone gas heat, garage LINGTQN LINE-Route MANCHESTER-2 9830at>un200SX 43.696 4 Door, W as $5,495 Colonial. Cozy don with The Town of Manchester is an with opener, self-clean­ Bedroom. Clean. $650/ VeSBuickElKlio 44.660 33 > Please apply in writing to: fireplace. Enclosed sun NO AD TODAY? Real Estate. 643-1591 4 4 , 2 bedroom W4 Oka Omega V-6, /tulo, A/C, Power Group 1988 CHEVY SPECTRUM Special $1,99 equal opportunity employer, ing range, built-in month plus utilities. porch. 4 Bedrooms, for­ or 871-1400. S E T IN SERENITYIll and requires an affirmame ac­ apartment, adults 965 Toyota Camry W 3 D oor microwave, 2 air Pets A llo w e d . 649- 966 Fold Bionco 4X4 4)0.960 1988 Mercury Cougar $7,995 mal dining room and F $107,000. Spacious tion policy for all of its Con­ 32 APARTMENTS FOR preferred. Country 966BulckStr^SKl 44,460 conditioners, cathedral 7998. V-6, Auto, Fun Power, A/C 1981PLYMOUTHREUANTWAG $1,19 Manchester Herald living room. Lower level WHAT’S THE USE? just begins to describe tractors and Vendors as a privacy. No dogs. $460/ 966 Chevy Comoro 44,996 W H AT A BUYI Lovely ceiling, atrium doors to ______RENT______967 Chevy CelebrIlySed 46i460 Runs Good, As Is Special family room with — WEATHER IS TOO NASTY... condition of doing business month. 1-1/2 Months MANCHESTER-2, 3, and 1989 Acura Legend LS $19,900 Capa, 3 bedroom, 1 this beautifut 2 bedroom deck, up-graded 967 Ok* Delta 88 BBroughamk 47.280----- second fireplace, 2-1/2 Ranch end unit on the with the Town, as per Federal security. 742-0569. 6 Room apartments. 1987 F. Vehicle, PW, PDL, AM/FM Stereo PRICE INCLUDES $600 FIRST-TIME BUYER AND FACTORY REBATES 19 categorfes 1 900- tlally finished Only 99300 MUet. Coat New $17350. Slock *4672. A/C, Auto, re and Many Other ExUaa. See Thla Cassette, 226-2645 $3/Min 24 Bedroom, 1-1/2 bath in time need your service, but home with wrap around basement, patio. Nicely Our Sacrifice Great Value. Sold New for $14300. Stock *4673. Power Steering. Hrs. sited in a natural deck, totally remodeled don't even realize your business Defogger. USED setting. D.W. Fish Real A t Only Our Special USED EXPERIENCED-Cooks, country kitchen, country Estate.^ 643-1591 or exists. When you run an ad in our Much More. all shifts. /Vpply in per­ decor throughout. Im­ 1990 FORD BRONCO II $13,495 1987 CHEVY CAPRICE $7,980 son at Denny's 871-1400. n i,890 %498 # 5480 maculate interior plus F "Specialist" column, they will Restaurant, 35 Talcot- large lot and 1 car 1990 Dodge Spirit LE 1990 Dodge Spirit 1990BUICK PARK AVE $17,990 1987 CHRYSLER 5THAVE $7,960 ville Rd. Vernon. know that you can be counted on arage, $150's. 'We're MANCHESTER-$240'S. 4 Door Sedan, 6 cylinder. Loaded, One Owner, Sold 4 Door Sedan, 4 Cylinder with ^lecd Control, 1989 C M C S-15 P/U $4,980 1986PONT1ACTRANSAM $4,880 teirlng Housesl* MOTIVATED and you'll ^ee results. New for $14,400. Stock *4671. Auto, A/C and Many Other Extma. Sbick *4674. GENEFIAL-Labor 10O's of Blanchard & Rossetto. SELLERSI Bring us an Unbelievable Offer Ends April 7 1988BUICKCENTURY $6,990 io b s - 1 9 c a te g o r ie s 646-2482. offer on this luxurious 9 At this price, you can't beat A Steal A t 1986 ELECTRA WAG $6,995 Tele- phone classified 1 room brick Ranch-NEW A t Only kitchen, newer roof, fur­ it. It's a small price to pay for big 900 226 2645 $3/Min EASY AND COMFORT- 24 Hrs. nace plus a beautiful in- business. Try us! We think you'll *9,995 %495 ABLE-One floor living. 3 ground custom pool. S GET PAID-For taking Bedroom Ranch, large Moat oflhai cart tri ttigibli for 93% ^r7i^onSuwl!iuhr!^l'Sul!^ Sir’^ “^~’“ a CA R T E R ^ - o r o i v i ^ Screened porch, family be pleased. easy snapshotsi No living room with and rec room. Aidelaide W ririf ti p r ic r th a t can't he brat'.'* • The lime is now! • The place is experience. $900.00 fireplace. Over-sized CHEVROLET/GEO Rd. Call Sharon fervour Please call llze m m € m e HE per 100. Call 1-900- deck. A beauty of a appointments. Re/Max 1229 Main Street, Manchester 230-3636 ($0.99/Min) TRUCK ¥ home. Cali Barbara. East of the River. MANCHESTER PLYMOUTH Exit 3 off 1-384 ■ 646-6464 m or write: PASE-849R, Re/Max East of the Resident: 646-5566. at 643-2711 ext. 41 722 WETHERSFIELD AVE. HARTFORD 249-1301 161 S. Lincolnway, Nor­ River, 647-1419. Office: 647-1419. R O U TE 83 • VERN O N , CT • 643-2708 • 875-8010 Hours: Mon. Thurs. 9 8; Fri. 9 6, Sdt. 9 5 th Aurora, IL 60542. F I-TONY MARCH BUICK-CMC > TONY MARCH BUICK-CMC 1 14—MANCHESTER HERALD. Mcnday. March 18,1991 MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, March 18,1991__^15 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 B rid g e the next two into the latter. After that, NORTH M«-(l A m e ric a n NOTICES 4 A 4 . hearts were agreed on, and South used 11 HELP WANTED 21 HOMES FOR SALE 21 HOMES FOR SALE ¥A6S2 v ic to ry Roman Key Card Blackwood to dis­ BOOKKEEPING/ ♦ AQJ87 cover that his partner held all four As a condition precedent HECEFTIONIST-FoF L A W N C A R E HEATING/ CARPENTRY/ By James Jacoby to the placement of any BRAND NEW LISTINGIII Astrograph IN C O M E T A X ♦ A6 aces but not the queen of hearts. Hartford Law Firm, 6 Wonderful 6 room, full PLUMBING REMODELING Tournaments that are open to all West led a deceptive 10 of dia­ advertising in the Lawyers, 9-5, 1 hour dormered. Cape Cod UWN-SCAPE WEST EAST comers and that offer generous cash Manchester Herald, Ad­ SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Now. 22) It could monds. Garozzo put up dunomy’s ace lunch. Benefits, parking advance your sell-interests today, you Jo to p h P. Dsmoo, Jr. KDCHEN t BATH REMOOELINQ ♦98765 ♦ QIO prizes have been popular in Europe on Green Hill St. in prove helpful to discuss things with your Installailon and Replacenient and immediately ruffed a dianoond. vertiser hereby agrees paid. Light typing might have to Improvise in a manner Carflfitd Public Accountant Speclalliing In Visit our beautiful showroom or call lor TQ987 ¥--- for many years. Recently, though, Manchester. Large fully mate today before making decisions. ofC^Gas&Ele^ Declarer cashed the heart king, learn­ to protect, indemnify preferred. 527-4^6. that could confuse others. However, the LAWN MAINTENANCE your free estimate. ♦ K 10 3 ♦ 9 64 2 there has beenlan increase in the num­ applianced kitchen, 1st % u r Your partner might be able to offer sug­ ProfMSIonal tax and accounting •Water Hseders ing about the bad split, and ran the and hold harmless the Important thing Is that you understand HERITAGE ♦ Q ♦ J 109 8 7 5 2 ber of invitational events, restricted TEACHERS-Telephone floor laundry, deluxe rec gestions that you fall to perceive. Weekly Mowings heart jack through West. A club to Manchester Herald, its what you're doing. aandcas. A l 1040 oonsuliatloni held •WamiAirRjmacBS K IT (» fE N « B A T H C E N T E R usually to 16 pairs. The Netherlands classified 10O’s of jobs- room, delightful PUBLISHER'S W r t h d a y SA G IT T A R IU S (Now. 23-Dec. 21) If you SOUTH dummy’s ace and a second diamond officers and employees GEMINI (May 21-June 20) There Is a In the privacy ol your home or office. Spring Cleanups •Boiers 254 Broad Street has b^n at the forefront of this move. 19 categories 1-900- sunporch, above possibility that you might g^ Involved In must have some special service per­ ♦ K J 3 2 ruff brought down the king. Now de­ against any and all NOTICE: Bushes Trimmed Wilson Oil Company Manchester In the middle of January, The Hague 226-2645 $3/Min 24 ground pool, fenced a Joint venture at this time which will be formed for you at this time, be sure the 643- 9034 T K J 10 4 3 clarer was in control. He played a liability, loss or ex­ March 19,1991 6466383 ______649-5400______hosted the Cap Gemini Pandata World pense Including Hrs. yard. Built in 1984. Ex­ EQUAL conducted along unconventional lines. person or firm you choose can supply Free edging of curbs and side­ ♦ 5 trump to dummy’s ace and led win­ cellent condition. As­ references. If they can't, keep looking. ♦ K 43 Top Tournament, won by Benito Gar- attorneys' fees, arising HOUSING You could bo luckier than usual In mat­ In fact, the entire endeavor may be ACCOUNTING walks with a summer contract ning diamonds. West could ruff when­ king $139,900. Jackson CAPRICORN (D«:. 22-Jan. 19) Oddly, ozzo and Billy Eisenberg. Garozzo, from claims of unfair PROFESSIONAL ters involving close friends in the year unique. NO JO B T O O S M A LL CUSTOM QUAUTY Vulnerable: Both ever he liked, but the dummy was OPPORTUNITY you could be more fortunate today M AN AG EM EN T SERVICES Free Es^mates COUPLE-Seeks ma­ & Jackson Real Estate. ahead. The same might not be true re­ CANCER (June 21-July 22) Circum­ Instant Servloe/Free Estimales One atop Improvamenti Dealer: West who had won 13 world titles for Italy, trade practices, infring- seeking business favors from your so­ •Tax Proparadon* high. ture and dependable 647-8400. garding endeavors with strangers, stances might bring you into a partner­ •Individual or BuilnoM^ Fully Insured Bath/KItchen Remodeling Framing to PabilIng. is now living in Palm Beach, Florida. ment of trademarks, All Real Estate adver­ cial contacts rather than from your Garozzo was the only declarer to bid baby sitter for 3 F though. ship with an individual today, someone •Reafonable Ratos^ One C a ll D oes It AH Licensed I Insured. Sooth Welt North East Eisenberg, a former member of the trade names or patents, business contacts...... 645-7887 and make six hearts. Everyone else in violation of rights of children. Full time, day BRICK RANCH-2 Car at­ tised in this newspa­ usually In opposition to your positions •Fraa Pick-up arid DoUvery^ 30 Years Experience B.B.B. Member Pass ! ♦ Pass Aces now living in Los Angeles, won the slam went down. The oUier declar­ and evening hours. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) A friend of rather than In support of them. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) The fulfill­ •Electronic Filing* IP five Bermuda Bowl titles for the Unit­ privacy and infringe­ tached garage. per is subject to the M&M Plumbing & Heating Cal Dave Adamick tor a tree quote. Pass 2 * Pass er to bring home 12 tricks was in seven 649-7867. yours who is slightly different than your L E O (Ju ly 23rAug. 22) If there Is an Im­ ment of your expectations might not 6 44- 8034 2 P Pass 3 9 ment of copyright and Fireplace, living room, 649-2871 Pass ed States in the 1970s. Federal Fair Housing usual pals might come to you with an In­ portant objective that you’ve been un­ come until the last minute today, so YARDMASTERS 6 45-6523 4 NT Pass 5 4 Pass hearts. proprietary rights, unfair extra large kitchen, 3 They scored heavily on today’s deal. James Jacoby's books "Jacoby oo Bridge" and TELEPHONE-Sales. Part Act of 1968 which teresting proposal today. Even though able to achieve, discard unproductive don’t give up prematurely. Better late 5 # Pass 5T bedrooms, 2 baths. Lot: JAMES C. FITZGERALD, C.PJl " Spring Clean-Up Pass The bidding is a mixture of natural "Jacoby oo Card Games"(written with Us ratber, competition and libel time out of your home. it may sound a trifle goofy at first, hear it tactics and try a new approach today. than never. 6 P All pass and slander, which may 90 X 156. Marion E. makes it illegal to ad­ Tax-Aceounllng-Aud4 Lawns, Bushes, Trees Cut CAPITOL ENG. CO. COMPLETE and artificial, with the first two bids the late Oswald Jacoby) are now available at Earn up to $10 plus per through. Know where to look for ro­ Your failure could be due to a lack of Manogamenl Advlaoiy Service Robertson, Realtor. Yards, gutters, garages fitting into the former category and bookstores. Both are pobUsbed by Pharos Books. result from the publica­ hour. 528-0358. vertise “any prefer­ mance and you’ll find It. The Astro- imagination. For your personal horoscope, Cotponilfotis-Aatfnetrrilpe ErikOzols REMODEUNG SERVICE Opening lead: ♦ 10 tion of any advertise­ 643-5953. cleaned. Lawn Fertilizing. AppH- Y/AITRESS-Wanted- ence, limitation or dis­ Graph Matchmaker instantly reveals VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Strive to be lovescope, lucky numbers tndMduaU, TnuH a FiM m For a l your FRAH CONSTRUCTION. INC. ment in the Manchester CHARMING CAPE, which signs are romantically perfect for open-minded and unbiased today, es­ Cvw*ig A Hteekend AppoSiftnanh arx»8 Removed. Carpentry, plumbing&headng needs. A 11am-2:30pm. Apply in “One call does It all." Herald by advertiser, in­ crimination based on you. Mall $2 to Matchmaker, c/o this pecially if you meet someone who has and future forecast, call kvHouse Computen Hauling, Backhoe Work. 32 APARTMENTS FOR 32 APARTMENTS FOR O l CARS POR SALE 9 1 CARS FO R BALE p e rso n at L u is a ’ s KNIGHTON STREET- 444-6102 Swving cluding advertisements race, color,. religion, newspaper, P.O. Box 91428, Cleveland, certain characteristics you do not find Manchestir for 25 Years •Kitchen •Bath Large Cape with first Aatro*Tone (95& each minute; 935 Main a . Courlyced, Moncherlar Any Job Considered. RENT______RENT______in any free distribution Restaurant, 86 Route 6, OH 44101-3428. appealing. You may misjudge a poten­ Andover. floor family room off sex, handicap, family Touch-Tone phones only). 646-3120 •Additions •Decks publications published krtchen, 3 bedroom, 1- ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) Opportuni­ tial friend. Call 643-9996 •Roofing •Skflng MANCHESTER-2 Family, MANCHESTER-1,2, and by the Manchester 1/2 bath, above ground status, or national ori­ ties today could be of a fleeting nature, LIBRA (SepL 23-Ocl. 23) Chance could Dial 1-900-963-3000 and 5-Room, lovely Duplex. 3 Bedroom apartments Herald. 13 BUSINESS OPPOR­ especially those that affect your fi­ play an Im portant role In your affairs to­ •Repairs 2 Bedrooms. Lots of available. Security LOOKING FOR THE pool, built-in hutch in gin, o r a n y intention to enter your access code F R E N C irS L A W N A T R E E S E R V IC E TUNITIES nances or career. Indifference could de­ day, especially In matters that are finan­ ROOFING/ Free estimates. cabinets and closets. dining room, fireplace. make any such prefer­ !• now aoMiXIng mowing nocounto deposit and 1 year prive you of them. cially meaningful. Be alert for peculiar number, which,is 184 PAINTING/ lo r Ihio lawn u u o n . SIDING 1 LOST and FOUNP"" MUST SEEI Asking Licensed and insured. Nice yard. Heat/hot lease. From $575 to MANCHESTER-Available ence, limitation or dis­ TAURUS (April 20-May 20) In order to opportunities. PAPERING • Lawn Cut A Trim water included. $750 $750. 649-0795. immediately. 1200 $136,900. 'We’re Sell­ • Form al Hadga Trimming Cali Tom LOST-Orange tiger cat. crimination.” • TroM a Shtuba Planlaa LIONEL COTE Monthly. 684-4686. Square feet. Commer- ing Housesl” Blanchard LEGALNOTICEB • Pnmlng • Spot Saading • Faitilzar BEST Neutered male, with 21 HOMES FOR SALE 21 HOMES FOR SALE 22 CONDOMINIUMS 871-8092 &Rossetto. 646-2482. This new spaper will not WEIGLE'S PAINTING CO. • Vagalabla Qardana Roto-TUad ROOFING & SIDING MANCHESTER-2 MANCHESTER Birch St. flea collar. Lost on cial/lndustrial. 3 Phase FOR SALE Quality work at a Forest St. Reward. 646- electric. Sprinkler N E W HOMES-HIGH- Am WrUttu EsUmtf •30 Years Experience Bedroom Garden Style 3 rooms. Includes heat/ knowingly accept any PRICE JUST REDUCED- INVITATION TO BID reasonabla pricel Lofmr Rmlm tor Stnlon and Townhouse apart­ USED CARS AROUND? 1720. system. $550 Per GREAT STARTER LAND PARK Owner anxious. Ex­ Interior & Exterior ______645-13U______•Fully Insured Let ASf> «claM ' hot water. Security or advertising for Real€s- B E A BELIEVERIII The Manchester Public ments available. Only 1 references. $425/ Month. 646-5477. H O M E - ESTATES. From tremely nicel 5 Room, 2 $113,900. Yes h’s still Free Estimates •License # 506737 Do HI MANCHESTER. tate which is in viola­ 179,000. Call Ron Four­ Schools solicits bids for CUS­ each remaining out of month. 649-4820 or LOOK HERE! bedroom Condo in Cin­ possible to own the TODIAL SUPPLIES for the Cali Brian Welgle PHIL'S LAWN CARE 646-9564 72. Quiet. On busline. S.FniANCIAL 5FINANCIAL $112,900. Conveniently tion of the law. Our nier for Details. Re/Max 646-4412. namon Sprinos. Good American Dream and 1991-1992 school year. 645-8912 LANDSCAPING WATERPROOFING Air conditioning, self located six room Cape. East of the River. 649- size rooms, all applian­ move right in tool readers are hereby 3087. Sealed bids will be received O Spring dean-Up cleaning oven, all ap­ 1990 SUZUKI SIDEKICK Well kept home with ces to remain, (washer Beautiful 2 bedroom until March 26, 1991, 2:00 O Starting lisi lor weekly maintenance RICK BURNEH W ET B A S E M E N T S ? MANCHESTER-2 hardwood floors, newer informed that all dwell­ pliances included, 4X4, Uke New, 16,000 AFFORDABLE LEGAL SERVICES and dryer also) Won’t Townhouse with full p.m., at which time they will VILLAGE PAINTERS • Residential 5 Commercial Hatchways, foundaflon cracks, storage area, full Bedroom duplex. In­ insulated windows, eat- ings advertised in this ROOFING & SIDING NEW LISTING-IN-LAW be on the market long basement, sliders to be publicly opened. The right 742-9540 basement. 1-1/2 baths cludes heat, hot water Miles, White on White in kitchen plus dining Interior/Exterior 25 Years Experience sump pumps, tile Bnes, gravity FOR A FRESH FINANCIAL START newspaper are avail­ POSSIBLITIES-5 at this pricell $84,500. psrivate r deck overlook- is reserved to reject any and Call for free estimate in townhouse. Heat and and gas for cooking. room. Why not take a Bedroom, 3 bath home Call Strano Real Estate, ing woods and babblinc all bids. Specifications and bid Fully Insured feeds, and dry wells. Also damp­ $650/per month plus BANKRUPTCY LAW able on an equal op- Free Estimates hot water included. 247- look? D.W. Fish Real 647-7653. brook I Fireplace tool forms may be secured at the Call for free estimates ness proHing of concrete walls deposit. 659-0703. *9,495 Eliminate Debts & Protect Assets on Ludlow Road. Senkx Citizen Discount 5030. Estate. 643-1591 or porlunrty basis. To Remodeled kitchen, 2 F Anne Miller Real Business Office, 45 N. School Spring aaanup, Delhatching, 646-6598 and fl^ . Chimney clean outs, Free Consultation 871-1400. Street, Manchester, CT. complain of discrimi­ fireplaces, 2 car over­ SAILORS DELIGHT- Estate. 647-6000. 872-7782 Lawn Mowing, Edging, Hedge stone walls, and conaele repairs. 1986 HONDA CRX-SI Special o STOP F sized garage. In-law 037-03 Trimming, Light Truckirig, Etc. MANCHESTER-2 91 CARS FOR SALE nation call; LAKEFRONT home, Over 40 years experienced. Sen­ Black, 5 Speed, W as $5,495 J 3 •Wage G am shm en ts -Creditor H arrassm ent HISTORIC HOME BUT possIbMltes on lower Professional Equipment Bedroom, private completely remodeled basement, parking, 1985 HONDA ACCORD H/B m •Repossessions interest & Finance Charges NEW PRICEIII Warm HUD toll-free at: level. $190's. "We're MARTY MATTSSON npTMnriaNa ELDER C A R E ior citizen discounts. with sensational views. LEGAL NOTICE large yard, stove. <5n Blue, 40,000 Miles, W as $7,995 and cozy 7 room ANTI­ 1-800-424-8590 Selling Housesl* Vinyl siding, great fami­ Painting Interior/Exterior Albert Zuccaro Blanchard & Rossetto. JUST TAKE YOUR T O W N O F B O LT O N Ray Hardy 646-7973 NURSE'S-AIDE busline. $595 Monthly. Schaller 1988 HONDA ACCORD LX Q UE C A P E COD on ly area, paddle fans, ZONING BOARD Wallpapering HARTFORD - 728-5672 P a rk e r S t. in 646-2482. PICKIII $1 18,900- Years of experience Waterproofing 649-2871. Quality Seattle Silver, Automatic, 4 Door NEED MORE vaulted ceilings, O F A P P E A L S Manchester offers a carpeting, new kitchen, $119,900: Make your 30 Years Experience Care for Elderly 6 4 6 -3 3 61 Pre-Owned Autos 1987 HONDA CRX VERNON - 871-6692 flexible floorplan, 3 STORAGE? Ap­ choice of these spa- The Zoning Board of Appeals References, Insured O l CARS FOR SALE proximately 7(X) square NEW TO THE MARKET- 2 bedroom, thermal will hold a publio hearmg on Excellent references Value Priced 5 Speed, Blue, Low Miles, Wast $6,995 bedrooms, appliances, ebus 2 and 3 bedroom 649-4431 MISCELLANEOUS foot barn with 2 floors U & R Home, 3-4 glass. BOLTON, March 21, 1991 at 7ta0 p.m. Call UrtASpaclallst USED CAR BEST BUYS! 1989 HONDA PRELUDE SI O Z] 2 car garage and at­ bedroom Raised $169,900. ROY Ranch or Townhouse at the Town Hall, to hear the 10 PART TIME HELP 10 PART TIME HELP tached workshop. will solve your problem! units with FULL SERVICES 742-6402 DolM 1984 HoiKli Accord LX $4,995 5 Speed, Black, Was $11,995 I- Add to that a house and Ranch. Also office, OSBORNE. Philips application of Ann Wbish for U l A Spoclolltl WANTED WANTED Bursting with character BASEMENTSI These BOB RILEY 4 Dr., 5 Spd., A/C, Excellent Condition 1989 HONDA CRS-SI 58,99 your personal touch. family room, 2 Real Estate. 742-1450. the -Y-WCAr 1150 Tolland D o HI from the 1800's and fireplaces. A real F______• units have sliders to Turnpike, Bolton, for a 9 s.f. TREE SERVICE/ OLDSMOBLEMILKSWAGEN Black, 5 Speed, A/C > r n JU S T R E D U C E D to Reasonable Price, private backyards over­ ODD JOBS Smart thoppars 1988 Honda Accord DX $5,500 MANCHESTER, beauty. Great treed MANCHESTER-ONLY . sign‘for the Day Care Center MASONRY PRUNING 259 ADAMS ST., MANCHESTER 1989 HONDA CRX 57,99 $132,900. Jackson & area. Call Barbara W. looking woodsi Enjoy at Sf. George’s '^scopal Trucking, 3 Door, 5 Speed, AM/FM, Clean Car White, 5 Speed, Was $8,995 z i ^ Jackson Real Estate. $138,962. BETTY $99,9001 1/2 Duplex, 5 the carport, pool, shop CkassMecll MORA. Philips Real Re/Max East of the Church, 1150 Tolland Home Repairs. 649-1749 1987 Chryaler LeBaron $5,400 1986 NISSAN PULSAR COUPE 53,99 O CD 647-8400. rooms plus rec room, tennis, clubhouse, Turnpike. ROMAN SPIEWAK Theyfindthafsa HAWKES TREE SERVICE Estate. 742-1450. Rh/er, 647-1419. Coupe, Auto, A/C, PS, PB, AM/FM #8301B, Was $4,995 2 -< NEWS F new kitchen and bath, walking trails I Call for John H. Roberts, Chairman You nam e it ~ W e do It. good way tolled Bucket, truck & chipper. l985VWJetta hugh master bedroom your exclusive showing I Bolton Z B A Mason Contractor 1988ISUZU l-MARK 53,99 LYDALL WOODS- Free Estim etes Stump removal. Free 1987 Acuta Legend Sedan$11,900 and morel Quality Real­ Anne Miller Real Brick-Stone-Block the high coat of estimates. Special $3,995 4 Door, #2425, Was $4,495 MANCHESTER. ty Services, 646-8353. 013-03 V-6, Auto, Loaded, Sunnwt m I CORRESPONDEFfT Estate. 847-8000. New-Repairs-Restorabon Insured Rvlng. consideration for elderly and 1988 1/2 FORD ESCORT LX 55,99 $142,000. Immaculate 1987 Olds Clera 1987 Olda Cutlata Sup. $5,900 0 m and tastefully decorated Place An Ad In The Wine handicapped Xtra Nice, 4 Door, Auto, A/C WANT ADS ore worth INVITATION TO BID 646-4134 643-2711 $4,995 SALEM CAPE featuring looking Into when you're 643-0304 647-7553 V-0, Auto, Fun Power, Wire Wheels 1988 CHRY5LER LEBARON GTC 56,99 We currently have an opening Sealed bids will be received in 1 1 1 fireplaced living room looking for a place to 1987 BMW 325 $11,700 Coupe, Was $7,995 & Dine Guide MALLARD VIEW-New the General Services' office, 1987 Dodge Pickup with two sets of atrium live...whether it's o home, Ranch and Colonial 1988 PLYMOUTH VOYAGER 58,99 for a news correspondent to doors to oversized on apartment or o mobile 41 Center Street, Manchester, $5^95 V-0,5 Speed, Loaded, Clean homes. Change your CT until 11:00 a.m. on the 32 APARTMENTS FOR 32 APARTMENTS FOR Auto, A/C, Was $9,995 patio, 2 bedrooms, 2 full CALL home.______lifestyle to 1-floor livino. 22 CONDOMINIUMS 31 ROOMS FOR RENT 1987 Chevy C-20 4X4 PAI $10,800 cover Coventry events. This is a baths. Uniq^ue condo date shown below for the fol­ RENT RENT 1991 Olds Calais 1986 PONTIAC GRAND AM 57,99 m TRULY WELL KEPT- 2 Bedroom, 2 bath lowing: FOR SALE V-8, Auto, A/C, Full Power, Two lone style living with the look MANCHESTER-Free Quad-4 LE, 8,500 Miles o CO ANDOVER. $139,900. Ranches. Also 3 FURNISHED-3 Room $9,995 part-time position which in­ and feel of a single ILZE OR PAULA bedroom, 1-1/2 bath MARCH 28. 1991 — Pur­ BRAND NEW-Completely week with $100 security COVENTRY-Quiet 1987 Acura Legend Sed. $13,900 1987 OLOSMOBR.E DELTA 88 56,99 m CO Immaculate country chase of 6,000 Curbside deposit. Clean, quiet, apartment, 2nd floor. neighborhood. 1 Many Others family home. D.W. Fish Ranch with fieldstone Colonials. Attached finished uniti Quality V-6, Auto, Sunrool, Loaded 4 Door, 3,500 Miles cludes covering town govern­ Real Estate. 643-1591 Recycling Containers. workmanship thru-out. furnished. 646-8337. Heat, Private Bedroom apartment. To Choose From 9 ^ O fireplace, hardwood arage. From entrances. Adults. No 1988 Honda Accord LXI $9,900 1986 CHEVROLET CELEBRITY 54,99 or 871-1400. 643-2711 J143,900. North Main A P R IL 9, 1991 — The Design 2 Bedrooms, self­ Carpeted. $425/Month. floors, 3 bedrooms, 1-1/ & Construction of a Tem­ pots. Security. 1-1^ Months securKy. Coupe, 5 Speed, A/C, Loaded 4 Door, Auto, A/C, Was $5,995 ment meetings and feature writ­ 2 baths, plus gorgeous St. to Untan St. to Ros­ defrosting refrigerator, porary Modular Building Addi­ dishwasher, disposal, Is advertising expensive? References. 643-4860, No dogs. Call 742- CARDINAL 1986 FORD TEMPO 52^99 carpeted lower level setto Dr. "We’re Sellling 2pm to 7pm.______1988VWJ6tUGL $7,800 m > MANCHESTER- tion to Town Hall & Alternative 1-1/2 Baths, sky-light, You’ll be surprised now 0569.______4 Door, Auto, A/C, Was $3,995 ing. family room and office. Housesl* Blanchard & Bid for a Substitute Construc­ BUICK, INC. $229,000. Immaculate ceramic tile floors, 2 economical It Is to odver- Auto, A/C, AM/FM Stereo 1986 TOYOTA COROLLA 54,99 g W Tastefully decorated Rossetto. 646-2482. tion Mettiod. MANSFIELD-WIL- 1962Ch«vv Comoro 43.696 9 room Garrison tlse In Classified. 643-271L 1988 Chevy Coralea Sed. $6,500 throughout. D.W. Fish zone gas heat, garage LINGTON LINE-Route MANCHESTER-2 1963Dottun200SX 43.696 4 Door, Was $5,495 Please apply in writing to: Cotonial. Cozy den with !N0 AD TODAY? The Town of Manchester is an with opener, self-clean­ Bedroom. Clean. $650/ 196SBuickEtoctia 44,660 fireplace. Enclosed sun Real Estate. 643-1591 equal opportunity employer, 44, 2 bedroom 1964 O k a Omago V-6, Auto, A/C, Power Group 1988 CHEVY SPECTRUM Special 53,99 ing range, built-in month plus utilities. 1965 Toyoto Conxy porch. 4 Bedrooms, for­ or 871-1400. and requires an affirmaW e ac­ apartment, adults m 1988 Mercury Cougar $7,995 3 D o o r S E T IN SERENITYIII microwave, 2 air Pets Allow ed. 649- 1966 Ford Bidiv» 4X4 410.960 mal dining room and F $107,000. Spacious tion policy for all of Ms Con­ 32 APARTMENTS FOR preferred. Country 1966 BuIckShylarir Sad 44,460 1981 PLYMOUTH REUANTWAG 51,19 WHAT'S THE USE? conditioners, cathedral 7998. V-6, Auto, Full Power, A/C Manchester Herald ! tractors and Vendors as a privacy. No dogs. $460/ 1966 Chavy Comoro 44,996 living room. Lower level W HAT A BUYI Lovely just begins to describe ______RENT______Runs Good, As Is Special t — WEATHER IS TOO NASTY... condition of doing business ceiling, atrium doors to 1967 ChavyCalabrIty Sad 46,'460 family room with Cape, 3 bedroom, 1 this beautiful 2 bedroom month. 1-1/2 Months MANCHESTER-2, 3, and 1967 O k a 6a6o 88 Broughon 47,360 1989 Acura Legend LS $19,900 with the Town, as per Federal deck, up-graded security. 742-0569. 6 Room apartments. P.O. Box 591 second fireplace, 2-1/2 I — WEATHER 18 TOO GOOD... bath, very spacious Ranch end unit on the carpeting, Andersen MANCHESTER-Available 1987 Pontkic 6000 Sad 46.496 Sedan, V-6, Auto, Air Bag, Leather DOING IT RIGHT FOR 26 YEARS baths. Original owner. A 4 — NO ONE HAS TIME TO READ... master bedroom, ceil­ first floor. Enjoy the Order 11246. April 1st, 1 Bedroom. Security. 646-2426. 1987 Brick tarkAvanua 410,366 Thermo-pane windows. Weekdays, 9am-5pm. 1987 BuIckSkykjrk 46.490 1990 Acura Integra LS $13,500 Manchester, CT 06040 Pleasure To Showl 4 — MY AD WILL OET BURIED ing fan, stone fireplace, pleasures of the ap­ B id forms, plans and ASKIN(§, $138,900. No pets. $425 plus MANCHESTER-Like new 1968 Brick Skytxiwk Sad 46,360 specifications are available at l988PanHoc BomavBa 46.496 Sedan, Auto, Full Power U&R Realty. 643-2692. ♦ IN ALL THE OTHER ADS... washer/dryer, across plianced kitchen, lots of utilities. 872-9951. 3 bedroom duplex, IQBSPontkx: TroraAm AC, closets, central air, the General Services' office. Strano Real Estate, 49,690 F ______4 — NO ONE WILL REMEMBER the street from school. 647-7653. MANCHESTER-2 large yard. Applianced, MANCHESTER-4 Rooms, 1989 Brick SkytKiwkCpa 44,960 IMIancliesfer O r call 643-2711 4 MY AD NEXT WEEK... Don’t Pass This Upl pool, tennis and TOWN OF MANCHESTER. carpeted. No pets. 2 bedroom duplex. 1969 Jaap Wrorglaf 4X4 46,996 MASTER-Bedroom or in­ privacy. Sliders to patio Bedroom apartment on 1969 Brick nagoTCpa 49,896 SCHALLER after 12:00 noon. law suite, pjus 3 ^ WE’VE HEARD ALL THE EXCU8E8I COVENTRY, $114,899. CONNECTICUT bus line. $550 indudes Lease, security. $815/ Security arxi reference. 1989 Horrdo Accord LX] 413,660 PHIL BLAZAWSKI/ for summertime funi RICHARD J. SARTOR. Month. 646-3^8. No Pets. 643-8996. 1989 Chavy Calabtty 46.490 H O N D A bedroom Colonial. Of­ 4 WE KNOW FROM RESEARCH STUDIES THAT^ Anne Miller Real heat. 643-1108. ACURA fice and 3 season ERIN MARVEL. Philips GENERAL MANAGER 81 Adams Street " AN INTERESTING, INFORMATIVE AD Estate. 647-8000. •ICARSPORStAUE 345 CENTER STREET porch. Attractive Real Estate. 742-1450. 043-03 WILL BE READ ANYTUNEI Manchester MANCHESTER BOOKKEEPER/ 21 HOMES FOR SALE landscaped fenced 24 Adams Street 646-3515 SECRETARY-For yard. Re/Max East of Manchester Herald 649-4571 6 4 7 -7 0 7 7 Manchester Realtor. BIG VALUE-Ranch, 200 the River, 647-1419. Wejrt To W w * Excellent hours. In­ feet from Bolton Lake, .£______. . 6 4 3 ; 2 7 1 1^ ______Annual Percentage Rate TONY MARCH BUICK-GMC ■ TONY MARCH BUICK CMC cludes assisting with atrium door, family MANCHESTER- v fe r 's Fabulous 7-Year advertising. Small room, remodeled, ener­ $335,000. For the dis­ pleasant office. Contact gy features, solar hot criminating buyer, this V Mrs. Jackson, 647- water. BOLTON, striking new U&R 9 |Let A Sp K iSirt^ o ltl EVERYTHING'S ON SALE ~ EVERY DAY!!! 8400 or 646-8646. $139,875. TONY room Contemporary at m , Buys A t ZILORA. Philips Real Brookskfe Estates, with We know how Impor­ CMC SIERRA 91G M C S-15 GMCSONOMAI 11 HELP WANTED Estate. 742-1450. features like a L- UNBiAT A A A shaped balcony stair­ tant your business Is to you 1990 Chrysler New Yorker dUrysier New Yorker 1/2 TON PICKUP JIMMY PKKUP CLERICAL-Sales clas­ way that is open from 20 sified 100’s of iobs-19 BRAND NEW LISTINGIII floor to ceiling, a master and we'd like to help you get Mirk CroH, 4Dr. Sedaa Factory SunrooC Anti-1 Mark Croaa, Loaded. Slock 44448 For 4 categories 1 9o0-226- Immaculate 7 room Bnkci, A /C, Auto, Ciwctt* Ic Many Other Extraa. INSTOCK bed room suite with a the best results possible! Coal New $24,500. Slock *4593. A Real Steal L 1 2 . 1 7 5 7c 9 6 , 1 8 9 ? 6 , 9 3 4 - 2645$3/Min 24 Hrs. Split Level on Hollister jacuzzi bath. Cathedral ’W m o c Loans. Including £ St. in Manchester. Our Special CLERICAL-Telephone ceiling living room, fami­ We can do that for you by 2 Doors, 4 Doors. Featuring 3 bedrooms, ly room and much W a ^ n s Stk.#1240 Stk.#1114 Stk.«1187 classified 100’s Of jobs- 2 full baths, fireplace, offering a special advertising rate 19 categories 1-900- more. Call usi U&R n s , 700 n4,585 a Z-24's shiny hardwood floors, ^ Realty. 643-2692. 1 in our "Let A Specialist Do It" 226-2645 $3/Min 24 aluminum siding, spa­ 1990 Chrysler LeBaron 1989 Dodge Spirit 4 Door 91 BUKK SKYLARK 91 BUICK CENTURY n BUICK REGAL Hrs.______cious sunporch over­ column. We offer a 1 1nch ad that 4 Door Sedan, tinnier. All Leather, Loaded, Auto, A /Q PS, PB, AM/FM Stereo, DRIVER NEEDED-For looks terrific yard offer­ MANCHESTER- 6 CyUnder. Coct New $19^ 0 - Stock 14443 4 DR. SEDAN 4 DR. SEDAN 4 DR. SEDAN $139,900. OFFERING One Owner, Very Qeen. machine shop to drive ing shade and privacy. runs for 24 days for a very low " ^ SMART VALUE-Con- Our Special and also do odd jobs in Walking distance to all price of $59.47 which is payable A t Only Special A t FULLY shop. Full time position. 3 schools I Attractively genial Ranch boasting ilP ,9 8 5 * 3 3 , 7 2 0 1 priced at $153,900. cheerful hearth. On a EQUIPPED 643-5549.______full acre, just one in advance. Jackson & Jackson nz,500 n,495 Stk.#1118 Real Estate. 647-8400. owner. Hardwood Most of our subscribers are A u t o m a t i c , Stk.#1257 Stk.«1002 DRIVERS-Telephone F ______■ floors, eat-in kitchen, 4 1990 Dodge Dynasty LE 1990 Plymouth Acclaim LE Air Conditioning, classified 100's of jobs- homeowners who at some point bedrooms, 2 baths, par- 4 Door Sedaa Prev. owned by Chry. Corp, Loaded, 4 Door Sedaa Chryaler Con>, Vehicle, PW, PDL, AM/FM Stereo PRICE INCLUDES $600 FIRST-TIME BUYER AND FACTORY REBATES CLASSIC VICTORIAN-3 Only 99,000 MUce. Coat New S17,feo. Slock *4472. 19 categories 1 900- tially finished A /C , A uta r e and Many Other Extras. See This C a s s e t t e . 226-2645 $3/Min 24 Bedroom, 1-1/2 bath basement, patio. Nicely in time need your service, but home wKh wrap around Our Sacrifice Great Value. Sold New for $14400. Stock 44473. Power Steering, H r s . ______sited in a natural don't even realize your business D e f o g g e r . USED deck, totally remodeled setting. D.W. Fish Real A t Only Our Special USED EXPERIENCED-Cooks, country khenen, country, M u c h M o r e . all shifts. Apply in per­ Estate. 643-1591 or exists. When you run an ad in our 1990 FORD BRONCO II $13,495 decor throughout. Im­ 871-1400. Month # 5 4 8 0 1987 CHEVY CAPRICE $7,980 son at Denny’s maculate interior plus "Specialist" column, they will m ,890 %498 Restaurant, 35 Talcot- large lot and 1 car 1990 Dodge Spirit LE 1990 Dodge Spirit 1990BUICK PARK AVE $17,990 1987 CHRYSLER 5THAVE $7,960 ville Rd. Vernon. MANCHESTER-$240’S. know that you can be counted on garage, $ 150’s. "We’re 4 Door Sedaa (> Cylinder, Loaded, One Owner, Sold 4 Door Sedaa 4 CyUrtder with ^reed Control, 1989 CMC S-15P/U $4,980 1986PONTIACTRANSAM $4,880 Selling Housesl* MOTIVATED and you'll ,see results. New for $14,400. Stock M471. A uta A /C aiul Many Other Extrae. Slock 44474. GENERAL-Labor 100's of Blanchard & Rossetto. SELLERSI Bring us an Unbelievable Offer Ends April 7 1988BUICKCENTURY $6,990 iobs-19 categories 646-2482. offer on this luxurious 9 At this price, you can't beat A Steal A t 1986 ELECTRA WAG $6,995 Tele- phone classified 1 room brick Ranch-NEW _ _ O n l y 900 226 2645 $3/Min kitchen, newer roof, fur­ It. It's a small price to pay for big EASY AND COMFORT- nace plus a beautiful In- 24 Hrs. ABLE-One floor living. 3 business. Try us! We think you'll %995 %495 ground custom pool. 75»TrfT)Iaaa™«r35S!i:fe75!s5n^"«nS!5'^4i^I«nn3nSoini^IroSCT3rtT”''™***““ e i -TOIW- GET PAID-For taking Bedroom Ranch, large ^CARTER ^ Screened porch, family be pleased. easy snapshotsi No living room with and rec room. Adelaide IVtinf ft price Hihl can't he heat'/ • The time i; noirt • The place is experience. $900.00 fireplace. Over-sized CHEVROLET/GEO Rd. Call Sharon for your Please call llze mmc. M € m . per 100. Call 1-900- deck. A beauty of a appointments. Re/Max 1 229 Main Street, Manchester TRUCK 230-3636 ($0.99/Min) home. Call Barbara. East of the River. MANCHESTER PLYMOUTH Exit 3 off 1-384 - 646-6464 ¥ or write: PASE-849R, Re/Max East of tffe Resident: 646-5566. at 643-2711 ext. 41 722 WETHERSFIELD AVE. HARTFORD 249-1301 161 S. Lincolnway, Nor­ River, 647-1419. Office: 647-1419. ROUTE 83 • VERNON, CT • 643-2708 • 875-8010 Hours; Mon. Thurs. 9 8; Fri. 9 6; Sat. 9 5 th Aurora, IL 60542. 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16—MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, March 18,1991 KIT -N* CARLYLE by Larry WrIflhI 3 4 HOMES FOR RENT 3 5 STORE ft OFFICE 35 STORE ft OFFICE ^ SPACE bichilocare ^ 7 4 FURNITURE 91 CARS FOR SALE maitrhriifrr Hrrali'i 1 AND 2 BEDRCX)M-Ck)n- SPACE dos and apartments. iiOFA-Beiige ba^ground, HYUNDAI-Excel, 1986. 4 A N D 2 TO 4 MANCHESTER-Office soft floral designT Building. Center Street Full size. Like new. $400. Door hatch-back. 4 BEDROOM location. $875 monthly DAY Speed. Runs great. homes for rent from $490 _§4g:6625. plus utilities. R.D. $1800. 649-7057. Sscljon 4. Page 17 to $1100 monthly. Anne EAST HARTFORD, CT Murdock, 643-2692. 86 PETS ft SUPPLIES Miller Real Estate. 647- CARE Monday, March 18,1991 Single Offices *8.00 to SUBARU STATION SPORTS 8000. H H AIUOFFICE-Main St. AKC-Registered Boston *12.50 per square foot ~ 27,000 Square feet. Terrier Puppies. Beauti­ WAGON-1982. Good MANCHESTER-3 Triple Net $3.99 Sq. Ft. 646-2364, LICENSED MOM fully marked. $500. Call second car. $500 or Bedroom Contem­ Mr. Bez^ni. Has 3 full time openings for 1 best offer. 645-6549. porary Capa. 2 Car Renovating 774-7805. hfeinf and2toddlers. Mce family TEMPO-1984. Runs garage. $1100 per Central Air, Gas Heat, Hi­ SINGLE ROOMS-Retail or month. No dogs. D.W. office space available neighborhood. 87MI8C.FORSALE great. Good condition. Fish Realty, 643-1591 Tech Security System, immediately. Located 1/ Linda 646-6815 $1200. 645-1165. Changeover now complete for UConn women or 871-1400. Ample Parking, Bus Route, 4 mile off Rte 384 orl GOLF CLUBS-Starter and CT License *31060 full sets. From $45. 3 EZ-Accesstol-91 and 1-84. Spencer St. near East TOYOTA LAND STORRS — The University of Connecticut women’s ning seasons, including three 20-plus win campaigns in a conference titles. Hartford and Glaston- New woods, $60. Also CRUISER-1982. 4 X 4. row, is solid testament C all miscellaneous clubs. team has done a lot in recent times it never did But the transformation from an ugly caterpillar to a 3 6 STORE & OFFICE parking. All 61 MI8C. SERVICES ' 100,000 Plus miles. in the past For another, UConn became the premier club in the SPACE utilities included. 649- 649-1794. $2,000 Negotiable. beautiful butterfly was incomplete. M&G Assoc. 2748 or 649-0593. For one, the Lady Huskies under Coach Oeno Auriem- Big East Conference, winning an unprecedented three Connecticut did not own an NCAA Tournament vic­ Thoughts M CLEANING-Hauling, 649-9857. Leave IBM TYPEWRITER- ma since 1985 became winners. Five consecutive win­ straight regular-season crowns and two of the last three BOLTON-Off 384. 1600 Monday-Friday SOUTH VVINDSOR- carpentry, remodeling, $75.00 Please call 528- message. tory. Square feet. Will odo jobs. Rick’s Hand­ S a m ^ m Office, 300 square feet 2763. It does now. Aplenty subdivide. 2nd fioor. No lease. $150/Month. yman and Carpentry F______9 5 AUTO SERVICES ' Now. Chris or John Service. 646-1948. The Lady Huskies, 0-2 the first two times out in A 521 -1744 or 644-0165. 649-4684. Reasonably priced. Ful­ LAMPS-One table, one JUNK CARS-Will pay $5 NCAA play, had to sweat it out in the end before emerg­ Cl 1991 liyNEA. Inc. 528-6541 ly insured. stand up. $10.00 to tow your car. Call ing with an 81-80 decisiem over Toledo in a sectxid- Len A uster T- MANCHESTER-Store/ 3»RCX>HMATES Please call 649-5038. WANTED r Joey. 528-1990. Need round contest Saturday night before a crowd of 4,623 at Commercial use. Main title. 0 1 CARS FOR SALE 0 1 CARS FOR SALE St. near Center St. 646- 7 4 FURNITURE the Gampei Rivilion. to win it. Dana Drew (13 points) had a shot from the foul 2426. Weekdays, 9-5. VERNON CIRCLE-Office FEMALE-Responsible END ROLLS The victory pnshes the 13th-ranked and No. 3 seeded ONE-Maple twin, bed. 9 8 WANTED TO BUY/" lane go in-and-ouL Jane Roman (27 points) chased down space for lease, 500 sq. non-smoker to share 2 271/2* w idth-*1.00 Huskies (27-4) into the Final 16 where it will meet North the rebound and got off a 12-foot jumper from the right ft. office up to 2000 sq. bed,2 bath apart.$395/ Spring mattress. 13*wldlh-50f> TRADE Carolina State (27-5), the No. 2 seed in the East ft. Building owner pays Month + 1/2 util. 645- $80.00, Please call Aluminum Sheets 4/*S.OO baseline that hit the side of the backboard. There was a A Regional. Thursday at a time to be announced at The 0007. Leave message. 643-1634. Newiprinlandrohcantwpi^tod scramble for the ball, and official Simmie Lavender utilities. New building- F ______ic at Ih* McnchMtar htorold We buy dean, late model used Palestra in Philadelphia. other tentants. D.W. C3NLV butcr* 11 o/n. Monday whistled a foul on the Huskies’ Wendy Davis (14 points). LARGE-English Tudor, #vou(y> Itvjndoy. cars and trucks. Top prices “I think this team deserves to be in the Fmal 16. No ^ March Madness(v)^ Fish Realty, Attorneys quiet area. Male/ PECAN-Break front drop paid. But, after an agonizing 45-second delay in which Ford, Oberg, Manion, leaf table (gate leg) plus question in my mind,” Auriemma said. “I would have Female. Utilities Mr. Duff - Carter Chevrolet Lavender conferred with fellow official Dec Kanmer, the ask for Donald Fish, included. $75/ week. 4 chairs, all for $600. 7 91 CARS FOR SAT-li*. beeti devastate if we lost this game. Two years ago, clock operator (Norm Preissel) and the standby official, Main Street ' 871-1400. Security deposit. Drawer oak desk/chair, 1229 chalk it up as the Erst time (in the NCAAs). Last yehr it was ruled — correctly — the whistle came after the Beautiful, 742-7687. $175. Swalec clothes CORVETTE-1 978. 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Monday thru Thursday) | Saturday night The 14th-seeded s > Connecticut (20-10), the No. 11 Musketeers (22-10) fell behind CHteuENde______NISSAN NCAA Tourney seed, will play second-seeded Duke 20-12 and never caught iqi in their 5 ^ on Friday in the round of 16 at the lowest scoring game since a 61-50 33 > Pontiac Silverdtxne. In last year’s the East Regional semifmals in East loss to South Flcxida in 1984. East Regional final, the Blue Devils Jamie Gladden, Xavier’s leading DRIVE A 1991SENTRAI Rutherford, N J. beat the Huskies 79-78 on a last- DRIVE A 1991 STANZA! Top-seeded North Carolina over­ scorer and normally a 52 percent NEW 1991 SENTRAE second shot by Christian Laettner. 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We could get “I’ll be sitting in my room tomorrow tries to hoid off John Gwynn, right, in their NCAA Midwest Regionai second-round game’ first round, while Xavier hit only 35 Saturday night at the Metrodome, The Huskies beat the Musketeers, 66-50, and wiii play beat by 20 or we could win. I’m just percent. Please see NCAA, page 18 Duke Friday night at the Silverdome in Pontiac. Mich. saying that, to me. psychologically, it will be a fun w ^ to try to Please see HUSKIES, page 18 List $18,974 S *.# 7 S 5 6 List $8845 S ik.# 7sie ...you do. CHALLENGE CHALLENGE Rejuvenated Sabres PRICE *16,999 PRICE i i l l Young, old There's a simple reason you won't find III SALE PRICES GOOD TIL 5 P.M., TUESDAY 3/19/91. What we will do is sit down with you a price in our ad. tie up the Whalers lead Celts DE C O R M IER ’S N ISSAN and discuss your needs and your BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP) — Back at left town for a trip to Minnesota. budget. 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A A | 9 v U Qr«r 4 (k 84n. AC. iM ta r. Auto. 4 C y . SlOOt! 1 1 ^ 9 9 9 Coach Rick Dudley, on the hot ly, and the result was a 6-2 victory. After all It's your car. “He was the key today," Larry 64 NISSAN MAXIMA SA AAS the options seat for the team’s h ^ u m attitude In Montreal on Saturday, it was T ai 4 Ol. M . U K mt. Auto. I Cy.. 71444 H .. 4 9 9 9 • « b u i c k p a r k a v e n u e t C Q A C Bird said. ■■A7lk.lMop.lMlNf.Auto.»Cy.UJOOMi . ^ 9 9 5 and 0-7-5 home record over the past more of the same. Buffalo iumped 9 69 PLYMOUTH ACCLAIM iA A A g So were some timely passes from aUcA 4 O. SAn. AC. PW. PS. Auto.. W. ».IM ML.. ^ 9 9 9 M MAZDA RX-7 ICAAC several months, is a believer. out to a 3-0 lead thanks to a tena­ attorCA4.Auto.notor|rEn|.M.SnM ^ 9 9 9 Dee Brown, the rookie who DOING IT RIGHT FOR YEARS • ^ e team’s come together,” he cious checking style that clearly MFOROMUSTANO $74 AC 2 6 elecfrified the St. Ritrick’s Day ah«S0l.M#i..AutoL.4CK.Z7AI»li...... # 4 9 9 ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ said. “I know with some of the iturmed the Cai^iens. crowd at Boston Garden with a records we’ve had lately that doesn’t The Sabres went up 4-1, but then seem apparent, but it has. Tlie dress­ Christian Ruuttu took a double­ couple of clutch jump shots and an USED TRUCK & UTILITY VEHICLES end-to-end drive with 3:()4 remain­ ing room’s a much better place for a minor penalty and Montreal 89 JEEP CHEROKEE $4 4 Q A A $4 NISSAN PICKUP ing to put Boston ahead 104-93. BM4ft.Wt,gn.L0.y«Auto..lCF.4t#IS>4l I |9 U U C k m ,. 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Brown, who scored 15 poinu in 30 MMKMOtUKCT-IMNCNEnBi — Tlw Aa#oelat#d Pr—■ minutes. 9 M C O m n iR NMMAN 24 ADAMS STREET | Or even as recently as the Sabres Not long ago, a disheartening loss last home game, a dreadful effort in like that might have moved the “You hate to play a guy who is al­ 643-4165 C B O PHONE: ways capable of blowing by you and O N I>La . a 7-5 loss to the Vancouver Canucks Sabres back into a funk. Instead, HOOK — Hartford'S John Cullen, left, looks on as Buffalo’s Dave Snuggerud gets a hold of 6 4 6 -3 5 1 5 a week ago. With the catcalls of Whalers' winger Rob Brown (4) In their NHL game Sunday night at the Aud in Buffalo. The creating things for other players.” thousands in their ears, the Sabres Please see WHALERS, page 18 Sabres beat the Whalers, 6-1. Please see CELTICS, pafe IS 1 18—^MANCHESTER HERALD^ Monday, March 18,1991

MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, March 18,1991__^19 NCAA In B rief. Unexpected source aids Laker quest Swimmers finish up season and somebody will come in and say, By The Associated Press NEW HAVEN -— Manchester High sophomore Kirk night, winning there for the first time Blazers’ division lead over the Lakers to a points and Smith had 10 assists for the ‘You’re in the final 16.’ That’s when since Feb. 24, 1981, with a 107-97 over in the second half. Sprewell ^gblTO m annexed 15th place in diving at the State half-game. On Jan. 8, the margin was 8^/2 Rockets, who have won 20 of 24 games it might hit me.” The Los Angeles Lakers got a boost decision over the Trail IBlazers. scored 16 after intermission, includ­ games. to pull two games behind Utah in the North Carolina won’t be satisfifiri c ® Swimming Championships Saturday at from an unexpected source in their battle ing six straight free throws in the Southern Connecticut State University. ^ Portland’s seventh loss in 10 games, Midwest Division. unless it reaches the Hnal Ibur, a to win the I^cific Division for the 10th Mike Schuler, fired as coach of the final 1:30, and Cheatum added 13. iMso, East Catholic junior co-c^tain Neal Freemer goal that has eluded the Thr Heels consecutive year. Trail Blazers two years ago, said the vic­ Jim Petersen scored a season-high 25 Chris King scored 29 points for took 14th place m both the 200- and 500-yard freestyles. points, Tim Hardaway had 23 points and since winning the national title in Wake Forest (19-11), which was NBA Roundup tory “was a very meanin^ul game to me. 1982. turned in a school-record clocking of 1:50.13 in The Los Angeles Cliiqiers, who haVe We’ve really been playing pretty good in 14 assists and Chris Mullin scored 21 making its first NCAA appearance the 200. never made the playofls, snapped a 29- points for tlie Warriors. “I want to accomplish one more since 1984. combined with the Lakers’ 98-91 victory recent games. I think we’re just one game game losing streak at Rutland Sunday under 300 in the last 17.” Bodes 102, Knicks 101: At Mil­ thing in life, and that’s getting a No. 2 Arkansas 97, Arizona St. UConn fans can order tickets at home against San Antonio, cut the Portland led 57-42 early in the third waukee, Jack Sikma’s basket with six regional championship,” senior Rick 90: Arkansas started quickly, then STORKS — Fans planning on following the Univer- period, but Ron Haiper scored 19 of his seconds left capped the Bucks’ rally from Fox said. held off Arizona State to set a f “*** women’s basketball teams 25 points in the second half and the Clip­ a 14-point lialftime deficit against New The North Carolina-Eastern school record for victories in a to the NCIAA Sweet 16’ round of competition can order Yoik. Michigan game will be part of a pers outscored the Trail Blazers 36-22 in season. package tickets by phone starting today. The Bucks scored the final six points to doubleheader Friday at East Ruther­ the fourth quarter. The Razorbacks (33-3) took a calling either 486-2724 or take their first and only lead of the game ford, N J. Temple plays Oklahoma 12-0 lead in the first four minutes as 4oo-Jo63. “I wish I knew what happened in the and snap the Knicks’ five-game winning State in the other game. the Sun Devils missed their first The UConn men (20-10) will face Duke (28-7) Friday second half,” Portland coach Rick Adel- streak. The Midwest semifinals also will eight shots. Arizona State rallied to Silverdome in Pontiac, Mich. Package tickets man said. “Ron Harper made some shots Alvin Robertson" scored and then stole be played Friday, with Ohio State tie it at 30 and later went ahead by are $48. Time for the men’s game is to be announced. in the second half, but missed a lot in the the ball from Kiki Vandeweghe for meeting St. John’s and Duke facing one point, but Arkansas took the The UConn women (27-4) will meet N.C. State (27-5) first half. He’s a good player and capable another basket that left Milwaukee behind Connecticut at Pontiac, Mich. lead for good shortly before halftime Thursday at 7 pjn. at The P^estra in Philadelphia. Tick­ of doing that.” 101-100 with 32 seconds left. On Thursday, UNLV plays Utah on a free throw by Ron Huery. ets are $25 for adults and $12 for students. “I told the team at halftime that we had Charles Oakley couldn’t handle a pass and Arizona meets Seton Hall in the Oliver Miller had 19 points and A student lottery for UConn students planning to at­ a chance to win this game if we could from Patrick Ewing on New York’s next West Regional at Seattle. In the 10 rebounds for Arkansas, while tend the NCAA Midwest Regionals will be held lliesday control the first six minutes of the third possession. After a Milwaukee timeout, Southeast Regional at Charlotte, freshman Jamal Faulkner led at 1 p.m. at the Field House. quarter,” Schuler saiL “They started Sikma’s basket from in close won the A ;y N.C., Arkansas plays Alabama and Arizona State (20-1) with 29 points. missing some shots they usually make game. Indiana meets Kansas. Midwest Ladouceur, Cote are honored and we started making shots we had been Dale Ellis had 23 points to lead Nfil- missing.” The top-ranked Runnin’ Rebels No. 5 Ohio S t 65, Georgia Tech HARTFORD (AP) — Hartford Whalers defensemen waukee. The Knicks got 23 from Ewing passed their toughest test of the 61: At Dayton, Ohio, Perry Carter Randy Ladouceur and Sylvain Cote were honored for Charles Smith scored 26 points and and 21 from Okaley. season on Sunday, beating Geor­ had 19 points and 18 rebounds as their play this season. Danny Manning 19 lor the Clippers, now Hornets 121, Nets 108: (Charlotte won getown 62-54 to extend their win­ Ohio State held off a late charge by Ladouceur, who has one goal and four assists in 60 7-27 on the road. Clyde Drexler led the for only the third time in 16 road games ning streak to 43. Georgia Tech. games, was given the Frank Keyes Memorial Award as Trail Blazers with 19 points. as Dell Curry scored seven of his 16 “It was a really tough game, one Jim Jackson added 16 points for the Whalers unsung hero Saturday night. The award is Portland held a 75-71 lead going into points in a 17-2 second-quarter spurt that of the toughest games I can remem­ the Buckeyes (27-3), including three presented annually by The Hartford Courant based on the fourth quarter, but the Blazers made buried New Jersey. ber being in,” said UNLV coach free throws in the final 17,4 votes by sports writers who cover the Whalers. only six of 25 shots in the period. Kelly Tripucka and Kendall Gill scored Jerry Taikanian. seconds. Ohio State, plagued recent­ Cote, who has six goals and 11 assista in 65 Lakers 98, Spurs 91: Lcs Angeles 20 points each for the Hornets, who It was the second-closest game _ _ Th« As«ocM*d Praat ly by poor free-throw shooting, hit was named the Whalers most valuable defenseman. Cote, closed the gip on Portland and kncKked matched their 1989-90 season total of 19 this season for UNLV, but this one TOUGH DEFENSE — Arkansas' Oliver Miller, right, plays seven of its last eight from the line. a top draft pick in 1984, has been with Hartford longer San Antonio out of the Midwest Division victories, one shy of the team record. Sam was even more competitive than the tough defense against Arizona State’s in their Kenny Anderson had 25 points Th« AcMclatMl Pr«M than anyone else on the team. lead despite David Robinson’s 37 points Bowie t o p ^ New Jersey with 21 points, on 13-for-16 shooting. Rebels’ seven-point victory over Southeast Regional game Sunday at the Omni in Atlanta. and six rebounds for Georgia Tech HIGH STEPPER —St. John’s coach Louie Camesecca while Derrick Coleman had 19 points and Are Patriots on the move? James Worthy scored 30 points and 13 rebounds. Arkansas on Feb. 10. The Rebels led The Razorbacks advanced with a 97-90 triumph. (17-13), but hit only 8 of 28 shots reacts to a play with a high kick at the close of the Redmen’s Arkansas by 23 points before a late from the field. It may have been the Vlade Divac hit a 3-pointer with 9.4 Timberwolves 90, Heat 87: Tony Midwest Regional game with Texas In Dayton on Sunday. BOSTON (AP) — New England Pitriots owner Victor seconds left for the Lakers. rush closed the gap. Wildcats in the second half. North last college game for the sophomore Kiam will meet with Baltimore officials next month Campbell scored 24 points, including two NCAA appearance, in 1988. Penn The Redmen eliminated the Longhorns, 84-76, to advance to Byron Scott scored 25 points and sur­ Georgetown never folded, fight­ Carolina made its move after Vil­ guard, who is considering entering about the possibility of moving the team there, accoiding free throws with 103 seconds left that State (21-11) hasn’t advanced the Sweet 16. passed the 10,(X)0-point plateau, the 10th ing back from UNLV surges that lanova cut a 15-point Tar Heel lead the NBA draft. to published reports. helped Minnesota win at home against would have put away most teams. beyond the second round since No. 20 St. John’s 84, No. 23 Laker to do so. Magic Johnson had 15 Miami. to 66-59 with 8:24 left, a spurt that 1954. Kiam, upset with his cuirent lease at Foxboro Stadium, points and 15 assists for the Lakers. “We’re not in the moral victory Texas 76: The Redmen wore down final 16 for the first time since 1983. opening round. So the Rebels used Randy Breuer added 17 points and 14 featured two 3-polnters by reserve Penn State had several oppor- has also had several meetings recently with officials in Rockets 123, Warriors 119: At Hous- business at Georgetown,” said Texas with their patient offense and Walter Watts put Utah (30-3) their speed and ferocious defense to Boston and Providence about moving the team. rebounds for the Timberwolves, while the .• XI to win, but Jam « Brovm toi^ K ^ y Smith scored four of his 26 Hoyas coach John Thompson. “But pinpoint shooting. ahead to stoy at 81-79 on a dunk overcome Georgetown’s giants, 7- Baltimore, which already has money for a new Heat got 30 points from Glen Rice, but that’s a great team Vegas has, and in 0 7 yi* final Texas (23-9) tried a variety of TH# Assoclstsd Ptbm points in the final 23 seconds against only four in the fourth quarter. Cwohna (27-5) responded with a 63 seconds of regulation and fired- with 1:34 left in the second over­ foot-2 and 6-10 downtown football stadium, was considered a favorite in GOING BY — Milwaukee’s Brad Lohaus, left, dribbles around Kenny all probability they’ll win it.” defenses, but nothing worked time. A free throw by Witts with 10 (jolden State, leading the Rockets to then- Pacers 130, Nuggets 92: Chuck Person 7-0 spurt that started and ended with Alonzo Mourning. the NFL’s expansion derby. Walker of the New Vbrk Knicks during their game Sunday at the eighth consecutive victory. Arkaiisas downed Arizona State die Barnes m i s ^ a pair of 3- against the Redmen (22-8), who seconds left gave Utah an 85-81 scored 20 points and Indiana scored 74 baskets by Lynch. pointers in the final four seconds of Larry Johnson led UNLV with 20 Kiam refused to rule out moving the team outside New 97-90 and Alabama defeated Wake shot 61 percent from the field. lead, giving the Utes enough England. Bradley Center In Milwaukee. The Bucks won, 102-101. Hakeem Olajuwon had 25 points and points in the second half to win easily at Lance Miller scored 17 points and overtime. points, while had 15 13 reboimds, Otis Thorpe scored 24 Forest 96-88 to reach the final 16, Billy Singleton scored 21 points cushion to withstand ’s Denver. Greg W o o ^ d 15 for Villanova Southeast and Anderson Hunt 14 for the Kiam said he preferred to keep the team in the Boston while Ohio State beat Georgia Tech (17-15), which shot only 41 percent for Sl John’s, which advanced to 3-pointer with three seconds remain­ defending national champs. Mutom­ area. o H 65-61 and St. John’s topped Texas No. 19 Alabama 96, Wake the regional semis for the first time ing. from the field. Forest 88: At AUanta, Melvin bo led the Hoyas (19-13) with 16 “If that cannot happen, my next preference is to keep it DO r - 84-76. since 1985, paced the Smith, whose jumper at the buzz­ E. Michigan 71, Penn SL 68, Cheatum, Gary Waites and Latrell points. in New England,” Kiam told The Boston Globe, “If that S ^ East Longhorns with 32 points. er beat Wisconsin-Gieen Bay in the After the Rebels opened a 44-29 Penguins on roll ever since the Hrade OT; Lorenzo Neely scored five cannot happen, then I have to look at all of my other op­ > m No. 4 N. Carolina 84, Villanova Sprewell each scored 21 points for West opening round, led Nfichigan State points in overtime as Eastern Alabama (23-9). lead with 6:04 left, the Hoyas tions.” H o 69: At Syracuse, N.Y., George No. 10 Utah 85, Michigan S t (19-11) with 28 points. By KEN RAPPOPORT Michigan prevailed in a seesaw Waites scored 19 points in the responded with an 11-0 run, to mice Lynch had 19 points and 10 game. 84, 2 OT: At Tbeson, Ariz., Josh No. 1 UNLV 62, Georgetown 54: it 44-40. But Hunt’s three-pointer Maeee wins Nestle Invitational The Associated Press O CD first half, including five 3-point bas­ Grant scored a season-high 29 rebounds and the Thr Heels used a The Hurons (26-6) were first- UNLV (32-0) played most of the and breakaway dunk helpil put ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) — Andrew Magee had to sweat 2 -< 7-0 nm to pull away from the kets. as Alabama took a 48-45 lead. points and the Utes overcame frigid game without starting center George Personal round losers in their only previous Then Sprewell and Cheatum took UNLV ahead 53-42 and Georgetown out a 24iour, 55-minute delay and a reluctant decision by NEW YORK — On March 4, the Pittsburgh Penguins free-throw shooting to reach the Ackles, who sprained his foot in the made a big trade with the Hartford Whalers. never got closer than five after that. Arnold Primer befOTe he became the winner Sunday in m I the rain-shortened Nestle Invitational. Not coincidentally, the next day they started their Computers 0 m Magee, helped by an eagle at the 16th hole, gained the drive to the top of the Patrick Division. UNLV able to climb second victo^ of his seven-year career when heavy rain “That (trade) seems to have turned our team around,” Huskies flooded portions of the course and forced the tournament goaltender Tom Barrasso said Sunday after the Penguins 1 to be reduced to 54 holes. He finished at 203, 13 under beat New York 4-2 Sunday and climbed over the Rangers 9 O over one big hurdle par. into first place in the NHL’s Rttrick Division. •M. From Page 17 Tom Sieckmann was two shots behind after a closing- On that day before the trading deadline, the Penguins round 70 for 205. Steve Rite, winner of the weather-dis­ acquired defensemen Ulf Samuelsson and Grant Jennings 0 CD Georgetown outrebounded UNLV By ARTHUR H. ROTSTEIN Xavier point guard Jamal Walker rupted Honda Classic a week ago, closed with a and 40-33 and outshot the Rebels 38.6 run that cut the Huskies’ lead to 68 m CD The Associated Press was hampered by a foot injury and percent to 37.9 percent, holding 53-42 with 6:46 to go. But Connec­ t i ^ for third at 206 with Mark Calcavecchia. NHL Roundup P O them nearly 16 percent below their played only six minutes, all in the ticut srored the next eight points, six Hammel cops LPGA tourney TUCSON, Ariz. — The Runnin’ first half. by Smith, and never led by less than Rebels have scaled their first set of season average and to their second- lowest point total of the year. They “Withom question, tliat wasn’t the 16 the rest of the way. LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP) — Penny Hammel shot a 66 and center Ron Francis for John Cullen, Zarley Zalapski m > mountains on the path to the Final beat Cal State-Long Beach 49-29. same Xavier team that we’re used to to erase a two-stroke deficit and defeat second-round and Jeff Pu-ker. Four, but not without some slippery seeing,” Calhoun said, “Jamal leader Beth Daniel for the championship of the Desert At the time of the trade, the Penguins were sitting in footing. But the Rebels had enough, with a Smith said he doesn’t have any game-high 20 points from Larry Walker not Mily is a terrific basket­ bad memories from last year’s loss Inn LPGA International on Sunday. Hammel, with a 54- third place in the Patrick Division, 12 points behind the 33 > . Top-ranked and No. 1 seeded ball player, but he is the driver of to Duke. “No, I don’t have hole total of 3-under 211, finished one shot ahead of Rangers. Since then, they have gone 6-0-1 to make iqi 13 UNLV (32-0) conquered the twin Johnson — 17 of them in the second their car.” half — 15 from Greg Anthony and nightmares,” he said. “That’s all for­ Daniel. points on the Rangers, who have lost six straight. peaks of eighth-seeded Georgetown 14 from Anderson Hunt And with Brian Grant led the Musketeers gotten. We have a ballgame to play Hammel had six birdies and no bogeys and Daniel had Sunday’s victory put the Penguins in first place by one — 7-foot-2 Dikembe Mutombo and Elmore Spencer’s stand-in perfor­ with 16 points, while Rod Sellers and we’re just going to go in and try a final-round 69. point (81 to 80) over the Rangers, who had held that 6-10 Alonzo Mourning — 64-52 mance. had 18 points for Connecticut. our best. We’re not worried about Hammel earned $60,000. position since Oct. 22 — a sim of 147 days. The Pen­ Sunday in the second round of the Starting center George Ackles Smith scored seven points during guins have seven games left in the regular season, the NCAA West Region. last year. We’re not going to reflect Trevino gets Vantage title played only 13 minutes with a a 14-6 spurt that gave Ccnnecticut a on last year; we’re going to reflect Rangers six. They play each other two more times. The eight-point win was the sprained foot and scored just two 36-24 h^tim e lead. on the positive things we’ve done SAN ANTONIO (AP) — Lee Trevino sank a 6-foot “The trade has helped us a lot,” Pittsburgh coach Bob second-smallest margin of victory points. But Spencer, his backup, Gladden’s 3-pointer capped a 9-4 this year.” eagle putt on the final hole on Sunday to win the rain- Johnson said. “We added some people with defensive all season for the Rebels, who __ __ THb AModfltBd Ptms craitributed five rebounds and six shortened Senior PGA Vantage by two shots over Rocky capabilities. It’s changed our i^iloso{diy of playing defeated then-No. 2 Arkansas NOT THIS TIME — Brian Leetch (2) of the New Vbrk Rangers tries to jam the puck past Pit­ blocked shots. Thompson, (Charles Coody and Mike Hill. defense.” 112-105 five weeks ago. tsburgh goalie Tom Barrasso during their game Sunday night. The Penguins won, 4-2. “I thought Elmore was one of Trevino hit a 5-wood second shot within six feet of the Sunday’s game was a perfect example of that. The Next stop: Thursday in Seattle for keys to the victory,” Taikanian said. cup on the 545-yard, par-5 18th and needed only to two- Penguins built a 4-2 lead with the help of two goals the West Region semifinals. turned a 2-2 game into a two-goal Rttsburgh lead. Sluing Minnesota clinched a playoff spot in the Norris “It was really a tough game,” he Whalers putt to win. When he sank the eagle putt, he had his apiece by Mario Lemieux and Kevin Stevens through Next up: fourth-seeded Utah Lemieux’s goal was especially a backbreaker. It came added, “one of the toughest games second victory of the year and $52,500. He finished with two periods, then turned the game over to their defense, Division by edging Toronto. The North Stars are 11-0-2 (30-3), which outlasted Michigan with just three seconds left in the period following a that I can remember being in, the a 7-under 137, ahead of Thompson, Coody and Hill at spearheaded by Samuelsson. in their last 13 games at home, tying a team record set in State 85-84 in double overtime. From Page 17 spearing penalty to Joe Kocur. 1979-80 and 1982-83. toughest second-round game 139. The Rangers are the No. 1 power play team in the Should they hurdle the Utes, the Oilers 4, Canadiens 2: Esa Tikkanen had a goal and anybody could have played” — ex­ NHL, but failed on five of six chances Sunday. In the Blackhawks 6, Blues 4: At Chicago, Wayne Presley next obstacle will be Seton Hall or they came out hard against the two assists as visiting Edmonton finally solved tremely physical with “the type of Division with 71 points. The Sabres Connors finally a winner third period, when they needed to come back, the and Greg Gilbert scored 2:06 apart to Ixeak a third- Arizona. Whalers. Montreal’s Andre Racicot. team t ^ worried me.” play four of their final seven games KEY BISCAYNE, Fla. (AP) — Jimmy Connors won a Rangers’ power play team failed three times in the face period tie as the Blackhawks completed a hrane-and- While losing for the first time in Bruins 3, Flyers 1: At Philadelphia, Reggie Lemelin home sweep for the first time in six years, beating St. Taikanian said his plan was to try “Last night (against the at home, whde the Whalers play tennis match for the first time since in 17 months, beat­ of Pittsburgh’s d^ensive pressure. six tries to UNLV, Gewgetown turned away 23 of 24 shots as Bosum beat the Flyers. Louis. to create OeOTgetown turnovers “to Canadiens), even though we didn’t four of their imal six games on the ing Udo Riglewski 6-4,6-4 in the first round of the Inter­ “They’ve always impressed with their offense,” New (19-13) made the Rebels work for road. The Bruins, who lead the Adams Division with 91 Twelve players, six from each team, were ejected and get om running game going, be­ win the game, we had a lot of posi­ national Players Championships on Sunday. Pete York goaltender Mike lUchter said of the Penguins. “But their fifth trip to the NCAA semi­ points, have won four of its last five games in Philadel­ a total of 278 minutes in penalties were called, including cause if you let their defense get set tive things come out of it,” said Hartford had taken a two-point Sampras, however, lost to Rodolphe Gilbert of Ranee I think they look a lot more impressive (Pensively, finals in six years. phia. 165 in the first period. up, you can’t get a good shot.” rookie Darrin Shannon, whose two lead on Buffalo with a 6-2 win 6-4,6-2. which is going to help them a lo t” “This game just showed what I’ve goals against Hartford are a testa­ Philadelphia, which has mananged just one win in its Canucks 5, Kings 4, OT: At Vancouver, Geoff H t said the key was two spurts Saturday night at the Civic Center Andre Agassi and Boris Becker survived scares in Not that Pittsburgh’s offense was unimpressive. been saying all along: we can get Dw»nt«Dtwtoy8pw:l«|lolh«Hw«ld last nine games and lost five of its last six, remained one Courtnall rifled home a 40-foot slapshot at 1:15 of over­ “where we got some steals, we got ment to his developing role on the over the New Jersey Devils. Newly their opening matches. Agassi, ranked fourth, overcame a The Penguins have the NHL’s third-best power play beat any time by anybody. There TAKES AIM Butch Johnson signis me target during com­ team. “We played very well ngaingt point ahead of Washington (72 points) and New Jersey in some long rebounds and we got acquired John Cullen had two goals 3-1 d^icit in the third set to edge 18-year-old Abrice and put it to good use on Sunday, clicking on three of six time to give the Canucks a 5-4 victory. Courtnall beat isn’t anybody in this tournament a good team and it gave us some third place in the I^ tri^ Division. Los Angeles netminder Daniel Berthiaume with a rising s t^ e fast-break buckets,” But he petition Sunday at the 27th annual New England Indoor Open and Pht Verbeek, Mark Hunter, Phul Santoro of Fiance 7-6 (7-1), 4-6,7-5. now that can’t beat us on a given confidence.” chances. Included among them were power play goals by North Stars 4, Maple Leafs 3: At Bloomington, Mike said the Rebels let Georgetown back Archery Championships at Hall’s Arrow Indoor Range In Cyr and Jim McKenzie One ^iece Becker, facing qualifier Steve DeVries, lost the first shot from the top of the left faceoff circle after taking a Stevens and Lemieux late in the second period that Modano’s goal 5:22 into the third period broke a tie, and pass ftom Jyrki Lumme. day,” UNLV coach Jerry Taikanian into the game by making some bad True, the Sabres did benefit from for the Whalers. Whitmore had 28 set, fell behind 5-2 in the third set and trailed 4-1 in a 1 Manchester. Johnson is currently the world professional said. some shaky goaltending by saves to record his, and the teams, plays offensively. men’s champion. third-set tiebreaker. But he rallied to win 5-7, 6-3, 7-6 Georgetown coach John Hartford’s Kay Whitmore, forced third straight win. (7-5). Ttompson agreed. The Rebels, he into a starting role because of in­ But they couldn’t keep the In women’s play, eighth-seeded Natalia Zvereva lost U.S. women skaters dominate Bo Jackson’s career said, would “run away with the juries to Peter Sidorkiewicz and momentum going, and fell back into her opening m i ^ to qualifier Ginger Helgeson of San By SALVATORE ZANCA field” in any five- or seven-game Daryl Reaugh. the tie with Buffalo. Diego 6-2, 6-3. Steffi Graf, Monica Seles, Galaiela year, coached by Carol Heiss Up-and-coming stars such as The Associated Press series. But someone could beat them Celtics Goals from Ken Sutton, Dave Hartford is home Diesday night Sabatini and Mary Joe Fbmandez — the top four seeds Jenkins, the 1960 gold medalist who Nicole Bobek and Lisa Ervin will stands on thin ice against the Boston Bruins. is married to Hayes Jenkins. not have to wait four years for “in a one-game, one-day situation. Andreychuk and Shannon on Buf­ — won in straight sets. KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Bo Jackson’s match­ MUNICH, Germany — In the With two Winter Olympics occur­ another shot at the Olympics if Whether that happens remains to be falo’s first 15 shots gave the Sabres less career as one of the world’s most celebrated ath­ seen ... it’s sort of ridiculous to feel From Page 17 a 3-0 lead before Hartford coach Andretti wins Gold Coast Indy mid 1950s, Americans Hayes ring over the next three years, things people like Ykmaguchi, Harding and Rusty Sampras Jenkins, Ronnie Robertson and letes will make one more bid today for a medical that any team’s invincible.” Rick Ley pulled Whitmore at 5:13 SURFERS PARADISE, Australia (AP) — John appear medal-laden for the U.S. Kerrigan decide to turn pro after Hersey Hawkins said of Brown. “He Jenkins’ brother David dominated women. reprieve. In a game of runs and spurts, the same vitamins the aging veteran points. of the second period. Andretti, the nephew of Mario and cousin of Micheal, next year. creates offense with his quickness.” uses. an upset victim men’s figure skating. “It very definitely reflects the Amid growing reports that a hip injury is threaten­ three by UNLV outlasted Geor­ “Philly plays like that on the road. “He’s played a lot of hockey for came up with his first Indy-car victory Sunday in the in­ “The fifth or sixth U.S. woman Brown passed the length of the They went 1-2-3 in the 1955 and strength of U.S. bating,” said ing to keep him on crutches for at least nine months, getown’s four. But the Hoyas “Whatever he takes I want to take They stay within 10 to 12 points and us,” Ley said. “We were hoping it KEY BISCAYNE, Fla. (AP) — could have won the Europeans this court for a Huish layup with 1K)5 augural Gold Coast Indy, also the first CART race out­ 1956 World Chanqiionships and did Christi Ness, Vhamaguchi’s coach. Jackson was scheduled to be examined in Birmin­ showed that the Rebels are human. too. He picks his spots. He knows then make their run in the fourth (changing goalies) might change the Pete Sampras, sidelined much of this year,” John Nicks, an American remaining in the first half to cqi an side of North America. the same at the 1S^6 Winter Olym­ “The U.S. competition makes them gham, Ala., by Dr. James Andrews, an orthopedic sur­ Just ask Mounting, who had a how to pace himself and get easy period,” Bird said. “We were blah. flow of the game for us and at the year by a series of injuries, has The winner started ninth and iw among the leaders all coach said. geon. eight-point second quarter for the pics in Cortina d’Ampezzo, Italy, work hard. We left a lot of good As for tlie men, the stage is set for game-high 11 rebou^s and scored baskets,” said Hawkins, who had 23 I’m sure Charles had something to same time give him a breather.” come down with a new ailment__ day, but didn’t take the top spot until four laps from the Chief and help the Celtics to a 56-48 points. the only Olympic sweep in figure ones home. We have very good a “Kurt and Viktor” battle to replace He has already been examined by Dr. Steve Joyce, seven points for Georgetown. do with that.” Replacing Whitmore was Ross lack of confidence. end when three-time series champion Rick Mears spun halftime. skating history. juniors.” the “Battling Brians” of the previous team physician for the Kansas City Royals, arid a Added Rick Mahom, “It doesn’t Barkley scored 14 points in the A rusty Sampras lost to Rodolphe off the track while passing slower cars. “1 go back to the old saying, “Every time we got in trouble we McKay, a 26-year-old career minor Now may be the time for the With ^ depth of the American Olympics. team official said the two would issue a joint diag­ matter if he’s 37 or 21, he can still fourth quarter, including 11 down leaguer who saw his first action in Gilbert of FVance 6-4, 6-2 in his nosis. ‘They put their pants on just like we went to the Chief,” Bird said. American women to do the same. women, it will be a tough competi­ Kurt Browning of Canada won run.” the stretch, as the Sixers cut Bos­ the NHL. opening match Sunday at the Inter- Fly So Free wins Florida Derby put ours on, one leg at a time,’” said Kristi Yamaguchi, Tonya Harding tion just to make the American The Royals also said an announcement would be “As the game goes on and you But even with Parish holding a ton’s lead to four points at 106-102 natioi^ Players Championships. his third sttaight title. But he again Mourning, who was in foul trouble start missing shots, you go to the McKay also allowed three goals HALLANDALE, Fla. (AP) — An anticipated chal­ and Nancy Kerrigan swept the team. Three spots are available on had to come from behind to nip Vik­ made re g ^ in g Jackson on Ihesday. But sources in hot hand. Bird said the Celtics were with 36 seconds to play on Rickey (Grant L^yard, Shannon, and Dale The victory was only Gilbert’s third much of the game and picked up his guy who’s got the hot hand and since 1989. lenge from Jackie Wackie never materialized, and odds- women’s event at this year’s World the Olympic team for women’s tor Fetrenko of the Soviet Union. Kansas City said Sunday night an announcement never able to put the game away, Green’s 3-pointer. A Barkley 3- Hawerchuk, who also had four as­ could come as early as today for the only man to win fifth with 2:22 left and the Hoyas today it was the Chief,” said Bird, even after Boston took a 16-point “It was probably one of the worst on favorite Ry So Ree held off Strike the Gold down the Championships, the first time a singles. Browning, with a series of triple- trailing 53-48. pointer made it 108-105 with just sists) in 15 shots. Bobby Holik got stretch Saturday for a one-length victory in the Florida counuV so dominated. football’s Heisman Trophy and baseball’s All-Star who finished with 23 points, includ­ lead with 6:30 to play, 98-82, fol­ over a second to play. matches I’ve played as a profes­ But, after Albertville’s Olympics triple combinations, showed his The media, he said, have built the Hartford’s only goal at 13:34 of the Derby. And there is strength at home. Jill next year, there is only a two-year jumping ability. MVP award. ing three of seven from 3-point ter­ lowing Bird’s third 3-pointer. “It was a big game. We’re happy sional,” said Sampras, the reigning Rebels into “supeihuman beings ... ritory. final period, after the Sabres had as­ Fly So Free, $2.80, regarded by most as this year’s Trenary, the 1990 world champion, wait before the 1994 Winter Games “I think the combinations show a News cameras captured a hobbling, uncommunica­ Bird said the game was always in with the win, but we didn’t play that U.S. Open champion. “I really have Superman and Batman, or someth­ sumed a 6-0 lead. Kentucky Derby favorite, moved past pace-setting Shoot couldn’t recover in time from ankle in Lillehammer, Norway, because of lot of power coming out of the first tive Jackson boarding a plane in Kansas City Sunday la sh ’s perfoimance had Haw­ doubt, mainly because of C hiles well,” said Bird, whose team plays no confidence right now, because I ing like that.” The victory left the Whalers and to Kill midway through the final turn and maintained its surgery and had to bypass the com­ the rescheduling of the Winter night and then getting off in Orlando, Fla., near the kins wishing he could take some of Barkley, who finished with 38 tonight in Atlanta. haven’t played very much tennis this jump,” Browning said. “I think the Sabres tied for third in the Adams year.” lead for the final 70 yards. petition. She intends to return next Olympics. judges appreciate that.” Royals’ spring training complex.