20—MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, Dec. 3, 1990 In Brief . . . Portland hits road on winning note TUESDAY UConn women top Harvard By BILL BARNARD The Associated Press DURHAM, N.C. — The University of Connecticut women’s basketball team evened its record at 2-2 Sunday The Portland Trail Blazers, feeling right at home in the LOCAL NEWS INSIDE as it whipped Harvard, 96-55, in the consolation game of NBA early in the season, are ready to take their 14-1 the Duke Dial Classic. record on the road. Kerry Bascom, who set a school career scoring mark The Blazers, after beating Utah 101-97 Sunday night ■ Ribbon Mill bonds go to the wire. in the Huskies’ 89-87 overtime loss to No. 9 Purdue behind Buck Williams’ season-high 23 points and 11 Saturday night, led No. 23 Connecticut with 22 points. rebounds, have compiled the NBA’s best record by play­ Laura Lishness added 18 points for the Huskies, who ing all but four games at home. ■ Welfare director raise is nixed. placed five in double figures. They leave this week for four games on the road, but What’s The 96 points for UConn were the fourth highest the first three stops are in Miami, Orlando and Indiana, ■ Murdock is acting Chamber chief. single game points scored in the program’s history, and where the teams have won less than 30 percent of their News the most since a 96-92 overtime win over BU during the games. The fourth game will be at Chicago. 1980-81 season. “We know going on this trip that we have Miami and ■ Ethnic holidays now on calendar. Purdue (3-0) took the title by beating host Duke, Orlando and if we play well we have a good chance to 69-58, behind tournament MVP MaChelle Joseph’s 20 Dec. 4,1990 points. Local/Regional Section, Page 7, Bascom and Lishness were named to the six-member NBA Roundup all-toumament team. Gulf at a glance UConn resiunes action Wednesday at 7 p.m. at the (AP) Here, at a glance, are the win. If we don’t play well, they’ll knock us off,” coach Gampel Pavilion on the Storrs campus when it hosts Fair- ybur Hometown Newspaper Voted 1990 New England Newspaperiifralb of the Year Newsstand Price: 35 Cents latest developments in the Per­ Rick Adelman said. “We have every ability to win on this field. sian Gulf crisis: Rockville wins Class L grid title trip.” Portland snapped Utah’s five-game winning streak ■ Baghdad backed away from NEW HAVEN (AP) — Steve Mikulski hit Mike Leary with more late-game heroics by Terry Porter, who scored its confrontation with Moscow with a 1-yard touchdown pass with 37 seconds left as 10 of his 17 points in the fourth quarter, including two on Tuesday, saying it would Rockville beat Newington 14-10 Saturday to win the 3-pointcrs in the final 5:06. allow all 3,000 Soviets stranded On Saturday night. Porter’s 3-pointcr at the buzzer Children rescued from sinking car Class L state football championship. in Iraq to leave, but it demanded Chris Daniel set up the winning touchdown drive forced the second overtime in Seattle, and the Trail the Kremlin pay compensation when he recovered a fumble by Chris Begley on the 50- Blazers won in the three overtimes. By RICK SANTOS for canceling their work con­ yard line. “That reminds you of what he did last year in the Manchester Herald tracts. Moscow was Iraq’s main Mikulski, who was 18 of 34 for 210 yards, completed playoffs,” Adelman said. “I think Terry always has that arms supplier and chief ally passes of 18, 8 and 3 yards as Rockville marched to the ability. He’s always been a big-time player when the Real-life hero MANCHESTER — In an acci­ before the gulf crisis began on Newington 4-yard line. game is on the line.” dent Monday afternoon, two young Aug. 2. “We knew we could score, we just had to execute,” “I’m not afraid to do things at the end of a ball game,” children were miraculously rescued Leary said. Porter said. ■ Senate Democrats for a from a car that veered into a pond Mikulski then hit Leary with the winning pass on a Karl Malone, who led the Jazz with 36 points and 16 rescues youths fifth day expressed reservations rebounds, said the team had reason for encouragement off Buckland Street. Police have not over the Bush administration’s fourth-down play. filed charges, nor do they have despite the loss. gulf policy. Sam Nunn, D-Ga., Rockville, which lost 46-0 to West Haven in last much infonnalion about the acci­ year’s title game, finished the season 10-1 and captured “Portland is a great team. A lot of people say they’re chairman of the Senate Armed dent. By RICK SANTOS Services Committee, said on its first state football title. Newington finished 9-2. the best team in the league,” he said. “We’ve won five in Manchester Herald a row and we had a heck of a chance to win tonight. Police spokesman Officer Altui B. Monday the U.N. trade sanctions Anderson said the initial report from Hartford wins own tourney You’ve got to be encouraged.” against Iraq should be given the investigating officer has not MANCHESTER ■— A stereotypi­ more time to work before WEST HARTFORD (AP) — A1 Jones hit four free Utah coach Jerry Sloan said his team is showing signs been completed and therefore police cal hero seen on TV might dive into Washington considers war to throws late in the game and Ron Moye scored 20 points that its slow start is finally over. cannot release many details. The icy waters, force open the door of a liberate Kuwait. as Hartford beat Holy Cross 57-55 SatmeUty to win the ‘Wl'cii a team gets into a struggling situation, all the fepoiit ts expected To be complctco suomergea car, ana snaten two But Defense Secretary Dick Hawks Unlimited Tournament. breaks seem to go the other way,” he said. “I’m en­ later today or tomorrow. young children from the clutches of Cheney and Gen. Colin Powell, Long Island captured third place with a 71-69 victory couraged that the worst is behind us.” Meanwhile, witnesses and the death. chairman of the Joint Chiefs of over Columlua. The Jazz trailed most of the game, but never by more man primarily responsible for the Christopher C. Vamet, 25, of Staff, told Senate hearings the The game was tied 32-32 at the half. But Holy Cross than 11 points. Malone scored 6 straight to put Utah Ths Assoclatsd PrM& rescue are not sure how the car Springfield, Mass., did just iliat. same day that Saddam Hussein jumped out to a 42-34 lead with 17:04 to play. Virmie ahead 84-83 with 5:56 to play, but Porter’s 3-pointer Ajid like most real-life heroes, he at­ from the top of the key with 5:06 remaining gave the NOT THIS TIME — Indiana center Rik Smits, right, blocks the dunk attempt by Milwaukee’s ended up in the pond. could survive the embargo. Baker’s jump shot tied the game again at 46. But the The ^iver of the car. Saliatu In- tempted to downplay his ac­ Military action was the only sure Hawks took the lead 51-46 with two free throws by Larry Blazers the lead for good. Alvin Robertson during their game Sunday night at the Hoosier Dome. The Pacers won, complishments. His 3-pointer with 1:15 remaining put the Trail 107-103. kotariah, had left the vehicle unat­ way to drive Iraq from the oil- Griffiths and Moye’s sixth three-pointer. tended while she paid the gasoline “I don’t feel like I did anything rich emirate, they said. Blazers ahead 95-89. Clyde Drexler, who scored a Pacers 107, Bucks 103: Chuck Person scored 20 she had just pumped at me Exxon spectacular,” he said. “I just did U.S. takes the Davis Cup season-low 9 points, sealed the outcome with a NBA’s worst offensive club widi a 93.9 scoring average. what 1 feel like anyone should do.” ■ Iraq said on Monday that Utah allowed 79 against the Timberwolves Friday night points as Indiana fought back from a 14-point first-period station on Buckland Street. the sanctions were hurting. ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP) — The United States breakaway dunk with 52.7 seconds left. deficit and snapped a four-game losing streak by defeat­ In the car were her two daughieis, The incident look place about John Stockton added 17 points and 14 assists for Utali, in Salt Lake City. 2:20 p.m. on Monday afternoon. Baghdad’s Health Minister clinched its first Davis Cup title since 1982 on Saturday ing Milwaukee. Helena, 2, and Lateye, 3. as dominant serving lifted Rick Leach and Jim Pugh to a which shot only 41 percent from the field. The Clippers used an 11 -0 run down the stretch to turn The native of Enfield was driving on Abdul-Salam Mohammed Saeed the game into a rout. They limited the Timberwolves to While the mother was in the store, said 1,400 children under the four-set victory over Australia. Clippers 102, Timberwolves 77: Minnesota failed to Person and Reggie Miller, who scored 19 points, hit the car somehow rolled across the tlie Buckland Street off-ramp of In­ reach 80 points for the second straight game and Los An­ two field goals over tlie final 5:18. Raginald Plnto/ManchMtar Harald age of 5 have died because of Leach and I^gh beat Pat Cash and John Fitzgerald 6-4, two free throws each in the final 20 seconds to put the relatively flat driveway, over a curb, terstate 84 east, heading toward a 6-2, 3-6, 7-6 (7-2) to give the heavily favored Americans geles rookie Bo Kimble scored 21 of his season-high 27 Kimble, the Clippers’ No. 1 pick in the June draft and Pacers ahead 105-102. stop on his run as an employee with CHRISTOPHER VARNET shortages of medicine, vaccines the NCAA’s leading scorer last season with Loyola down a steep hill, and into the pond. and food brought on by the em­ an insurmountable 3-0 lead in the best-of-5 final. The points in the first half. Whether the car’s engine had Belmont Linen & Uniform Rental Charles Smith, who scored 52 points Saturday night at Marymount, came within a point of matching his The Bucks’ Jay Humphries was fouled with 5.1 the pond behind the Exxon station to bargo. But doctors and Western doubles victory at the Suncoast Dome followed victories been left running is not known by Services. Denver, added 26 points and 14 rebounds for the Clip­ previous best game with Los Angeles in tlie first half seconds left, but he missed one of his two free throws. Rick Santoa/McnchMtsr Harald the right. diplomats in Baghdad disagreed, by Andre Agassi and Michael Chang in Friday’s singles any of the witnesses and Inkotariah As he and a co-worker, Alfred pers, while Tony Campbell scored 20 points for the Tim- alone. He capped a 17-3 surge with an 18-footer that ex­ Detlef Schrempf was fouled at the other end and sank SINKING CAR — This car, owned by an East Hartford Brengi, also of Springfield, ap­ “I looked over and saw there were saying there were no shortages matches. tended the Clippers’ biggest lead of the half to 49-31 both free throws, giving him 18 points and sealing the could not be reached for comment. people in ihe car, and there was of food or basic medicines in Vhe The Davis Cup title was the 29th for the United States, berwolves. woman, careened into a pond off Buckland Street Monday, proached the traffic light at Buck- witli 3:19 left. victory. counhy. the most of any nation, but its first since a 4-1 victory Minnesota rcplaccij the Sacranientu Kings as the Please see RESCUE, page 6. with two young children in it. land Street, Brengi spotted a car in Please see HERO, page 6. over France in 1982. ■ Turkey’s armed forces chief, Gen. Necip Torumtay, Royals sign Kirk Gibson resigned Monday, becoming the KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — The Kansas City UNLV comes out of the gate running Runway collision kills 8 Hero fund started third senior official to resign in Royals signed free-agent outfielder Kirk Gibson to a three months as Turkey grapples two-year contract Saturday for a reported $3.3 million. with its gulf policies. He was “Larry totally dominated,” Tarkanian Champions at Charlotte. The Tar Heels points — including 12 of 12 free throws that fog disoriented die pilot of the tigators used stadium-style lights to Manchester residents today Manchester Herald. Gibson, 33, rebounded from knee and hamstring in- By The Associated Press By LISA ZAGAROLI Donations, made payable to the replaced today by the com­ said. “He just completely dominated the (3-1) forced 28 turnovers by the — as Ohio State (3-0) topped 100 points DC-9, which collided Monday with inspect the wreckage in 32-degrcc began showing their gratitude for jiuies to hit .260 in 89 games for Los Angeles last The Associated Press Christopher Vamet Fimd, will be mander of Tlirkey’s land forces, game for us.” Cyclones. for a school-record third straight game. a Boeing 727 racing down a runway cold, with a wind chill of 4 degrees. the heroic action of Christopher season. In his 11-year career, Gibson has a .272 batting Two days after finding out they will Vamet by starting a fund to accepted at the Herald until T\ies, Gen. Dogan Gures. Sources said Center George Ackles added 16 points Michigan Slate’s loss to unheralded Perry Carter hit 10 of 11 shots from the ROMULUS, Mich. — Inves­ toward takeoff at Detroit “It’s not particularly a benign en­ average with 192 home runs and 235 stolen bases. get a chance to defend their NCAA title, replace a $600 watch he lost while Dec. 18., after which all proceeds Gures shares Torumtay’s view the UNLV Runnin’ Rebels made it clear for UNLV and guard Anderson Hunt had Bowling Green followed by three days a field for 20 points for the Buckeyes. Metropolitan Airport. vironment out there right now,” tigators working in a light snow on a rescuing two area children. will be turned over to Vamet. that Turkey should refrain from that’s exactly their plan. 12. Elbert Rogers scored 25 for travel- 71 -69 upset of the Spartans by Nebraska. Youngstown State (2-1) was led by Reg­ At least 20 people were ho.spital- John Lauber, a NTSB member, said Daniel, Love team for title windy runway today surveyed the Checks may be sent care of the an active role in any possible Led by holdover forwards Larry John­ weary Alabama-Birminghamm, which Clinton Venable scored 24 points and gie Kemp’s 25 points. ized with bums, broken bones, at a morning briefing. TARPON SPRINGS, Fla., (AP) - - Beth Daniel and bum^-out shell of a jetliner that Riul and Norene Philips of 28 Manchester Herald at P.O. Box war to force Iraq out of Kuwait. son and Stacey Augmon, UNLV finally beat Auburn 71-65 on Friday night in Bir­ Joe Moore had 23 to lead Bowling Green. Bobby Martin and Darelle Porter made smoke inhalation and other injuries. Lauber said invesdgalors were Davis Love III held off a challenge from Nancy Lopez Moore, who also had 13 rebounds, scored turned into the path of another, caus­ The National Transportation warned to be caudous in picking Wildwood Drive initiated the fund 591, Manchester, Coim., 06040, and Jay Haas in Sunday’s final round to capture the J.C. played its first game on Saturday night, mingham. three foul shots each during an 8-0 run in ing a collision that killed eight with a $100 donation this morn­ Other Top 10: Arizona (6-0) won its on two straight layups to start the second Safely Board set up teams to look through the unstable wreckage or may be dropped off at the House blasts Peimey Golf Classic by five strokes. routing Alabama-Birmingham 109-68 at the final 1:15 as Pitt rallied from a 17- people. ing, The Christopher Vamet Rmd Vancouver, British Columbia. half, sparking a 16-5 spurt that pul Bowl­ into such factors as human picrfor- under time pressure caused by the Herald offices at 16 Brainard Daniel and Love earned $100,000 each with a 4- point deficit against St. Francis. Porter The investigators’ spokesman will be managed by the Place, Manchester. crash probe Johnson scored 26 points in just 24 ing Green (3-0) in the lead for good. mance, engines and survivors’ recol­ under-par 67 on Sunday to complete the four rounds with scored all 17 of his points in the second Please see CRASH, page 6. WASHINGTON (AP) — U.S. minutes and Augmon added 19. NCAA Hoop Dave Johnson had 15 points for refused to respond to speculation lections. Before daybreak, inves­ an 18-under 266 total at Innisbrook Resort. half and Scan Miller made five 3-pointcrs agencies acted in a “grossly “Our kids came out totally focused and Syracuse, matching Cornell’s entire first- Lopez and Haas finished at 271. Pam Wright and Jim and had 21 for the Panthers (4-0). Mike negligent” and “unacceptable” played their hearts out,” coach Jerry 51st consecutive home game as Ed Stokes half total. Syracuse (4-0) also got 14 Hallet tied for third with Missie McGeorge and Jim luzzolino had 31 points for the Red Flash manner by failing to investigate Tarkanian said. scored 14 points and Matt Othick 13, in­ points from Billy Owens, while Cornell Thorpe at 274. ( 1- 1). terrorism as a possible cause of a On Thursday, the NCAA overturned an cluding four 3-pointers. Lucious Harris (1-2) was led by Steve Johnson with 15 Star lights up School plane crash that killed 256 earlier ruling that would have kept UNLV had 26 points for Long Beach State (1-2). points, all in the second half. Jim Springer’s rebound and layup with Majors, minors near accord Americans, most of them sol­ out of the 1991 tournament because of Don MacLean scored 33 points against Christian Laettner scored a career-high three seconds left gave Richmond its ROSEMONT, 111. (AP) — A contract between the 37 points and collected 11 rebounds for fourth victory over Georgia Tech in five diers, a congressional report said major leagues and National Association is expected to be recruiting violations in the 1970s. Loyola Marymount (2-4) Sunday as UCLA got off to its third straight 4-0 start Duke (5-1) against UNC-Charlolte (2-1), years, and the Spiders (2-1) set a school tree, neighborhood today. ratified within 10 days, avoiding a massive restructuring Tarkanian said the team never discussed study under coach Jim Harrick. The Bruins which got 30 points and 12 rebounds record with 12 3-point field goals. Kenny The aftermath of the 1985 of the minor leagues. getting another chance in the NCAAs in broke the school’s single-game scoring from freshman Jarvis Lang. Anderson led Georgia Tech (2-1) with 25 “You could say they might be crash in Gander, Newfoundland, Negotiators for the major league owners outlined their March. was marked by “a near-total ab­ “These kids are absolutely incredible,” record for the second lime in four games, Alonzo Mourning scored 20 points in points. By DIANNA M. TALBOT crazy, but I think it’s nice,” she said. latest contract offer at the winter meetings on Sunday Bryant Stith scored 17 points and John sence” of U.S. participation in Tarkanian said. “With everything that besting the mark set in a 134-101 victory Georgetown’s ragged victory, with the missed Herald Features Editor Carr and Diana actually had and said only some language needed to be ironed out. the Canadian probe of the went on around them this last week, they over UC-Irvine in the opening round of Hoyas shooting 39 percent and commit­ Crotty 13 to lead Virginia over Winthrop started their effort on Sunday when They said an agreement had been reached on all the (0-3). The Cavaliers (3-2) had 14 dif­ MANCHESTER — It was cold tragedy, said the study by the had their mind completely on the game. the Great Alaska Shocloui on Nov. 23. ting 16 turnovers. Southern Indiana (3-2), they pruned parts of the tree and at­ major points of the contract and knew of no area where ferent players score. and windy Monday, but nothing was staff of the House Judiciary sub­ It’s a credit to the type of individuals they Oliver Miller had 22 points and 16 a Division II school, shot 35 percent By BRIAN M. TROTTA tached 200 multi-colored lights to key differences remained. Brent Price scored a career-high 35 going to stop two people at 110 committee on crime. really are.” rebounds, and Todd Day scored 20 points while turning the ball over 18 times. Manchester Herald the star. The latest proposals for the new Player Development points, Roland Ware had 28 and Kermit Cambridge St. from placing a large It didn’t lake long for the Rebels to es­ for Arkansas (5-1) against Kansas State Calbert Cheaney had 19 points for In­ But by mid-aftenioon on Monday, Contract were made to National Association representa­ Holmes 26 for Oklahoma (4-1), which lighted star on top of a 60-foot-high, Border guards tablish their dominance over Alabama- (2-1), which got 27 points from Jean diana (4-1) against Louisville in tlie Car­ BOLTON — Some of last year’s the two had given up trying to nail tives at their meeting in Los Angeles on Sunday. made a school-record 49 free throws and Birmingham. Derouillere. dinals’ opener. Cheaney had 6 points budget cuts arc coming back to blue spruce tree on the front lawn. the four-foot-high, 35-pound star, Negotiators for the minor league clubs recommended won its 48lh consecutive game at home. kill 22 Augmon began the game with a dunk, George Lynch scored 20 points as during a decisive 18-4 spurt eaily in the haunt the town. The Manchester residents knew made out of painted plywood, to the that the contract be approved. Vernon Ragsdale led Angelo State with SRINAGAR, India (AP) — and an 18-0 run made it 25-6 after 8 North Carolina beat Iowa Stale in tlie second half. This year, the selectmen had in­ the annual affair would be time con­ top of the u-ec by themselves. They Failure to reach an agreement by Dec. 15 would have consolation game of the Tournament of Other Top 25: Mark Baker scored 24 26 points. Border guards shot and killed 22 resulted in a total restructuring of the current minor minutes. cluded $5,0(X) in the budget for an suming. so Tina Carr, who lives at were waiting for their friend, Jeff suspected Moslem militants league system. architectural study to delcnninc how the address, and co-worker Michael Gomian of Manchester, to arrive today after they illegally crossed to use the Center School, which will Diana, both took the day off from and help out. into India from Pakistan, Piccard cops World Cup race be vacant if a proposed school work at their business. Regal Paint­ In one failed attempt, Diana had authorities said. BYU’s national title hopes die in Hawaii building project is approved. ing and Home Improvement. been standing on the top of the lad­ VALLOIRE, France (AP) — Olympic gold medalist A group of 25 militants However, the funds for itie study The two hoped that by day’s end der with the star when a gust of crossed the border in the moun­ Franck Piccard captured the first men’s World Cup race 28-27 victory over Texas A&M. It was die Longhorns’ were cut during the protracted there would be a twinkling star in wind knocked the top part about tainous Kupwara region at of the European season Sunday. By RICK WARNER first victory over die Aggies in seven years. Piccard had a time of 1 minute, 27.59 seconds in the budget process. the uee that could be seen at night three feet sideways as Carr held the dawn, said a police spokesman The Associated Press NCAA Football “If we beat a great Miami team, then I certainly super giant slalom, beating Franz Heinzer of Switzer­ The school building project in­ from miles away. The lights on the bottom of the ladder steady. Diana speaking on condition of believe we deserve to be considered as a national cham­ star would be powered by an electri­ said he remained on and righted the land. Heinzer was second in 1:27.77, with 21-year-old cludes plans for an addition and anonymity, and opened fire Brigham Young’s hopes for a national championship pionship team,” Texas coach David McWilliams said. cal cord running down the tree to an ladder by holding on so tight he got Austrian Stefan Eberharter third in 1:27.82. Jackets (10-0-1) extended their unbeaten streak to 15 renovations to the high school and when challenged by guards died in Honolulu, but Georgia Tech, Miami and Texas “But 1 know Miami will have something to say about an addition to the elementary outlet at the slate-blue-colored hand cramps. He descended because games and remained the only major team without a loss. about a half-mile from the fron­ remained very much alive in the title chase. that.” house, which was decorated his hands ached too much to handle Bergeron in critical condition If Notre Dame beats top-ranked Colorado (10-1-1) in school. The $10.7 million plan also tier. Hawaii humiliated fourth-ranked BYU 59-28 hours A&M’s Darren Lewis ran for three touchdowns and calls for the Board of Education to holiday-style with red bows on the a hammer. MONTREAL (AP) — Former Quebec Nordiques and tlie Orange Bowl and Tech defeats Nebraska in the Citrus after Cougar quarterback Ty Dctmcr won the Heisman 150 yards, becoming the fifth ru.sher in NCAA history to abandon the Center School when the windows and large, plastic toy sol­ The ordeal had seemed so easy in New York Rangers coach Michel Bergeron was in critical Bowl, the Yellow Jackets would have a strong claim to Trophy on Saturday. Detmer was intercepted four limes surpass 5,000 yards in his career. But he was stopped additions arc completed. diers on both sides of the front door. years past when completed by Bruce condition Sunday at the Montreal Heart Institute a day in the first half and threw for only 319 yards, his the national title. short on a 2-point conversion attempt that would have Now, with die referendum less Watching from a window, neigh­ Cobuni of Vemon, a conunercial “I want to be No. 1, but we still have another game to Inside Today. after sustaining a heart attack. second-lowest total since becoming a full-time starter put the Aggies ahead widi less than four minutes left. than two months away, some resi­ bor Inez Johnson of 113 Cambridge roofer who initiated the tree-climb­ Dr. Pierre Theroux said Sunday morning that Bergeron play,” said Tech quarterback Shawn Jones, who threw for two years ago. “We didn’t want to lie,” A&M coach R.C. Slocum dents want to know what would be St., said the star, which has been ing tradition five years ago. But this had improved overnight, his pain had subsided and The loss, BYU’s second of the season, made it hard 225 yards and four touchdowns. said. “Both teams played hard and neither team wanted placed at the top of the tree for the year the roofer, who had done the medication was reduced. But a later report said the pain Third-ranked Miami (9-2) edged San Diego State done with die building if the project 20 pages, 4 sections for Detmer to savor his Heisman victory over Notre that. We went for die win and came up short.” is approved. past five years, has become a tradi­ job solo, announced his retirement had returned in the afternoon and medicauon was or­ 30-28 in a game marred by a bench-clearing brawl. Dame’s Raghib “Rocket” Ismail. No. 8 Florida State beat No. 6 Florida 45-30 behind “I don’t see anywhere dial we tion for the whole neighborhood. from the sU'enuous and courageous dered to counter an apparent inflammaUon of die heart. “We’re satisfied with the win, but we’d like to look a “After a loss like this, you just can’t enjoy it the way it the rushing of Amp Lee and the passing of Casey Wel­ have an amount that would be used “It’s beautiful,” she said. act. Business _ 14 Bergeron’s blood pressure and heartbeat remained nor­ should be enjoyed,” Detmer said. little licttcr doing it,” said Miami quarterback Craig don. Lee ran for 147 yards and three touchdowns and “Everyone who comes here for the Diana proudly displayed a rash on Classified. Erickson, who tlircw for 284 yards and two touchdowns. to even mothball the ICenlcr Com ics_ mal. Although Deuner set NCAA records for most passing Weldon direw for 325 yards and two scores as die Semi- holidays wants to see it. TTiey all both his arms he had received from The fight was triggered by Shane Curry’s late hit on School] which is to be abandoned Focus___ yards (5,188) in a season and most touchdowns passes noles (9-2) beat the Gators (9-2) for the fourth straight by the Board of Education,” said wonder how it gels up there.” tree needles that stuck him while he UCLA wins NCAA soccer title San Diego State quarterback Dan McGwire after he Dianna M. Talbot/Manchaatar Herald In Vogue _ (86) in a career, he had a miserable time against Hawaii. year. Selecunen Doug Cheney. “I don’t Johnson observed Carr and Diana, pruned die blue spruce. Local___ TAMPA, Fla. (AP) — UCLA and Rutgers battled to a Fans at Aloha Stadium taunted him by shouting, ‘The threw a 2-point conversion pass with 2:40 left. “They had a good plan atid they’ve got a lot belter NEVER GIVE UP — Tina Carr holds the bottom of a long lad­ who were re-securing lights to the Lottery_____ Rocket should have got it,” and Hawaii receiver Jeff “He body-slamrned me,” said McGwire, who passed players dian we thought they did,” Florida coach Steve Please see S'l'AU, page 6. Nation/Warld. scoreless tie for 150 minutes Sunday before the Brums Please see SCHOOL, page 6. der while Michael Diana carries the star to the top of the tree. giant star in the front yard. beat the Scarlet Knights 4-3 on pei^ty kicks to capture Snyder celebrated a touchdown catch by imitating the for 323 yards and two touchdowns. “After the game, he Spurrier said. Obituaries__ the NCAA Division I Men’s Championship. Heisman Trophy stance. apologized. He didn’t know I had gotten rid of die ball.” Rorida State is heading to the Dec. 28 Blockbuster O pinion____ Fifth-ranked Texas (10-1), which will meet Miami in Sports_____ ‘"'^ c h ^ a m had 22 shots^n-goal throughout regu^^^^^^^^^ Georgia Tech had reason to celebrate after beating Bowl against Penn State. Florida can’t play in a bowl be­ Television two 15-minute overtimes and two 15-minute sudden arch-rival Georgia 40-23. The second-ranked Yellow the Cotton Bowl, closed out its regular season with a cause of NCAA probation. Serving The Manchester Area For Over 109 Years ~ Call Today for Home Delivery 647-9946 death periods. 2— MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday, Dec. 4, 1990 MANCHESTER HERALD, T\ie.sday, Dec. 4, 1990—3 NATION/WORLD Fundraiser admits link between money, S&L help Verdict prompts By WILLIAM M. WELCH anonymity .said Monday that the FBI The Associated Press is looking into the .senators’ conduct as part of a wide-ranging investiga­ Miami’s 5th riot WASHINGTON — Financier tion being coordinated with federal Charles H. Keating Jr. probably in­ prosecutors in Los Angeles and tended a link between his contribu­ Phoenix. tions to Sen. Alan Cranston and the Examination of the senators’ in last 10 years senator’s help in contacting bank dealings with Keating is one a.spcct regulators, the lawmaker’s fonner of the broad federal criminal inquiry chief fund-raiser says. into allegations of financial By M IC H A EL W A RR EN the intensity of anger in the Puerto “In retrospect, I think that tlicre wrongdoing at Irvine, Calif.-based The Associated Press Rican neighborhood. quake was a link there,” Joy Jacobson told Lincoln Savings and its parent, “We really didn’t expect this riot. American Continental Coq). We did expect some protesLs — a the Senate Ethics Committee on MIAMI — Hundreds of youths Monday. She denied any wrongdo­ Justice Department officials group of Mercado’s friends, family NEW MADRID, Mo. (AP) — looted stores and burned cars after ing in soliciting more than $850,(XK) declined to comment on a report in — but we didn’t expect something six police officers were acquitted in The politicians, the hucksters, the in contributions from Keating. Monday’s Washington Times that like this,” said police spokesman souvenir hunters, they all rumbled the fatal beating of a F*uerto Rican “In the context in which I saw the FBI is focusing on allegations of through this town like an drug dealer. The uprising, Miami’s Armando Villorin. these contributions, 1 did not know vote-trading and bribery against fifth riot in a decade, caught police No immediate estimate of damage earthquake. About the only thing all the other things that were going Cranston and DcConcini. off guard. was available. that didn’t make itself felt was the on,” she said. DcConcini denounced the The five-hour melee in a Puerto “This is such hate,” said Daisy earthquake itself. Testifying in the committee’s newspaper report, .saying he had not Climatologist Ibcn Browning has Rican section ended when about 200 Perez, whose storefront Catholic hearings into the so-called Keating CHARLES KEATING been questioned as part of a criminal shaken this sleepy hamlet of 3,300 officers in riot gear moved into the church and shoe shop had been Five senators, Jacobson .said she investigation. “1 think I’m being ter­ by saying there was a 50 percent dead man’s neighborhood and made emptied of shoes, Bibles and didn’t know of Cranston’s repeated The Ethics Committee is inves­ rorized by such an article appear­ chance of a major quake along the about 10 arrests. wooden pews. contaets with federal banking tigating allegations the five senators ing,” he said. New Madrid fault this week. One of the senators’ colleagues. The only injuries reported were to Earlier Monday, a federal jury regulators at the time Keating was improperly intervened with Sponsored by: Sen. Daniel K. Inouyc, D-Hawaii, two news photographers, who said found six members of the police Some scismologtists used words making contributions to the Califor­ regulators on Keating’s behalf. The financier and his associates gave appeared before the ethics panel on they were roughed up and their drug squad innocent of 17 of 24 like ridiculous to describe the nia Democrat’s voter registration The Downtown Manchester Association projection. But along the 120-milc $1.3 million to the senators’ cam­ their behalf Monday and said it ap­ cameras stolen. counts and rcpxrrtcd itself deadlock­ drives. fault that runs from Marked Tree, paigns and favored causes. peared to him each had done no The violence began after tlie of­ ed on six civil rights murder counts The ethics panel, in its 11th day Ark., to Cairo, 111., .schools closed, Besides Cranston, senators under more than typical service for a con­ glie Itaftrofii gloufant and ^ . ficers were acquitted of beating to in the 1988 slaying of Mercado, a of hearings today, planned to begin some people stayed away from work scrutiny arc John McCain of stituent. 35-year-old small-time drug dealer. questioning M. Danny Wall, the deaath Leonardo Mercado two years and hordes of reporters arrived just Arizona, the only Republican, and He said DcConcini, accused by The government has not indicated former top federal thrift regulator McDonalds of Manchester ago by stomping on him, pummel- in case the quake really happened. Democrats Dennis DcConcini of two regulators of trying to negotiate whether it will retry the officers. who says he received an unusual ing him, and sma.shing him in tlie “It didn’t happen,” said Sean- Arizona, John Glenn of Ohio and a deal for Keating, did not cross the The officers’ lawyers had argued number of telephone calls from head with a flashlight or nightstick. Thomas Morrissey, technical direc­ Cranston on behalf of Keating’s Donald Ricglc of Michigan. bounds of propriety. $3.00 AdvanceTicket Sales Only they were just doing their jobs and Several dozen youths, their faces tor of St. Louis University’s Lincoln Savings and Loan Associa­ Meanwhile, law enforcement “I do not believe Senator DcCon­ protecting themselves. concealed by paper bags and shirts, geophysical observatory. The tion. sources speaking on condition of cini crossed die line,” Inouyc said. gathered at a park and began pelting ‘This is just what I’ve been university mns a network of 60 seis- Saturday, December 8 9:00 -11:00 a.m. police and passing vehicles with predicting in this case since day one mographs that sense the slightest icks and btutlcsr— ------" t k ;’ tremor in the fault. :Artny &Tiavy^M,-Matn^treet,TSanchester As the melee built, several stores Officer Riblo Camacho, the 42- “There is a small probability of an tiprisingi>y Argentmians ycar-old alleged leader of the attack O Z3 were torched and their merchandise earthquake on any given day, but Tickets can be purchased at the following Main Street locations: and furniture set ablaze in the street. on Mercado, said after the verdict. it’s the same today as on any other JO 1“ day,” said Lawrence Braile, a Pur­ About 10 cars were set on fire, over­ Mercado’s family, which has filed J .GARMAN CLOTHIER NASSIFF CAMERA REGAL MEN'S SHOP turned or had their windows due University seismologist and jolts Bush goodwill visit ANNE'S PLACE THE BIKE SHOP > m a $10 million lawsuit against the of­ Th* Associatad Prasa member of a U.S. Geological Sur­ d o smashed. ficers, was angered by the acquittal. SPY IN THE SKY — An A-12 Blackbird surveillance plane hangs over the deck of Intrepid vey advisory group. “Browning has tine upheaval was that the rebels “We want Justice," said 17-year- “If they were (found) guilty, none of By GEORGE GEDDA Aside from celebrating O CO Sea-Air-Space Museum in New York City Monday as it joins the aircraft collection on the put a 50 percent chance on it, which said they had no intention of ousting old Yvette Diaz. “The other people, this would’ve happened,” said democracy, a main purpose of z -< former aircraft carrier USS Intrepid. is a ridiculous number.” The Associated Press the black people ... this is how they Mcnerva Ram^s, a niece of Mer­ the 17-month-cld elected govern­ Bush’s tour is to promote his vision Browning was vacationing at an ment of President Carlos S. Menem. H H did it, and it worked.” cado’s. of a hemisphere-wide free trade area Gifts For The Children! Fun For Everyone! undisclosed location Monday, said BRASILIA, Brazil — President Acquittals in police killings They said dicy merely wanted to and to encourage die trend toward “I expected justice to be done his daughter, Evelynn Garriss. Bush headed for Uruguay today on 0 m prompted violence in Miami four call attention to their grievances. Of­ growth-oriented economic policies. here this afternoon, and 1 see there Mrs. Garriss noted there was a big his salute-to-dcmocracy tour of ficials were confident Menem was 1 ^ other times in the past decade, most wasn’t no justice,” said Pedro Soto, Dodge City or Manhattan? quake in the Soviet Union within the South America as U.S. officials in no danger of being overthrown. recently in 1989 when a Hispanic looked with anxiety toward Bush’s one of Mercado’s stepsons. same “30- to 60-degree north Still, the timing for Bush could police officer’s shooting of a black planned stop in strife-tom Argen­ Mayor Xavier Suarez blamed latitudes that we were concerned hardly have been worse. He wanted motorcyclist set off three days of tina. poverty for the uprising and about.” But Mrs. Garriss declined to to use this trip partly to call attention U.S. officials were not surprised rioting by blacks. promised to bring more city money NYC murder rate peaks say whether that fulfilled her to the hemisphere’s democratic X , m that a military rebellion in Argentina Police relations worsened this to one of its poorest neighborhoods. father’s projection. development over the past decade. 2 Oi fizzled, but there were lingering year when officers violently broke “These things have a tendency to partially attributed to the prolifera­ the number of killings to surpass In any case, she noted that her Bush said in a speech to the m Oi By VIRGINIA BYRNE concerns over Bu.sh’s safety. up a demonstration by Haitians out­ repeat themselves and I guess tion of handguns on the city’s 2,000, because December tradition­ father said the quake could happen Brazilian legislature on Monday that The Associated Press As the president made the rounds w 5 side a Cuban-owned ctovhing store. Miami’s now gotten in this rut,” said streets, as well as a rising tendency ally has a high number of murders. any time from 48 hours before Mon­ the hemisphere had embarked on a of Brasilia on Monday, tlie initial as­ GIANT But city officials were stunned by former Mayor Maurice Ferre. toward violence, said Deputy In­ “We’ve never seen as many guns day to 48 hours afterward. “new era of hope,” a statement that ' o 5 NEW YORK — More than 2,000 sessments of the situation in Argen­ spector Thomas V. Connolly of the as we’ve had this year, we’ve never “Let’s wait until the whole 48 did not blend well with the scenes of people were murdered in New York tina were uniformly upbeat. “I have department’s Office of Management confiscated as many, never had as hours are over,” she said. violence occurring next door in Ar­ g ^ during the first 11 months of 1990, great confidence in the security making the year the city’s bloodiest Analysis & Plaiming, which tracks many arrests for weapons,” Connol­ Browning said his projection was gentina, including some near ‘Dr. Death’ faces there,” Bush said, vowing to go > based on the fact that the sun and crime statistics. ly said. He said 9,410 guns were ever, according to unofficial police ahead with the trip Wcdnc.sday. Mcnem’s office in Buenos Aires. Of the 1,461 people murdered in moon’s tidal pull on Earth’s oceans Francisco Rezek, Brazil’s foreign statistics released Monday. taken off the streets through the first By evening. Deputy Secretary of the city during the first eight months six months of this year. reached a 27-year high at 5 a.m. minister, called the revolt in Argen­ New York City rang out 1989 Sunday. State Lawrence Eaglcburgcr CHRISTMAS of the year, 65 percent were killed tina “a step backward for democracy murder charge The motives of many of the kill­ betrayed some doubt, saying, “If the with 1,905 murders, also a record by guns, according to the depart­ Although that didn’t produce a in Latin America.” high. ings were not known, but Connolly situation became such that there was By SANDRA SVOBODA had been diagnosed with A l­ ment’s official figures, which lag as said many of the murders began as quake on Monday, New Madrid was A highlight of the president’s visit The city’s 1990 homicide rate a real danger to his (Bush’s) zheimer’s, which robs people of much as four months behind the un­ disputes or robberies and escalated reeling from all the attention it to Brazil was the announcement of The Associated Press continued to increase, as six people security. I’m sure we’d take another their memories, ability to function official figures. brought. approval by Bush to license the sale were murdered during the period because a weapon was used. look at it.” Hours later, the last of iind eventually their lives. The homicide figures are subject of a high-performance computer, PONTIAC, Mich. — A physician from Sunday night to Monday the rebels had surrendered. Nine An autopsy confirmed Mrs. Ad­ to change because some deaths with potential military uses, that who hooked a woman to a machine morning, police said. kins had Alzheimer’s disease, but originally listed as murder could be people were reported killed. Brazil had sought for two years. The SALE that let her take her life with the The year’s record murder rate was Bush’s trip to Uruguay today is she was not in the terminal stages of reclassified later. Officials expect U.S. move was prompted by press of a button was charged with the first by an American president The Quality of Sleep illness and was not in any pain, Brazil’s having joined with Argen­ murder by a prosecutor who said the since a visit by Lyndon Johnson in Thompson said. tina last week in renouncing the switch did not relieve the doctor of 1967. His schedule called for talks “For me not to charge Dr. manufacture of nuclear weapons. responsibility. Volcanoes on Venus EXTRA! with President Luis Alberto Lacallc SAVINGS The president also praised Brazil Dr. Jack Kevorkian, known as Kevorkian would turn Oakland Phillips said Monday during a meet­ and an address to the legislature. for being among the first countries Waterbed Mattresses Only ^7® “Dr. Death” for his invention, County into the suicide mccca of By LEE SIEGEL R)r the administration, die most our nation,” he said. 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The ANC has ANC leans more to socialist Please call for Sunday & Monday Hours long accu.scd the govcmmenl of economic programs. mer tr 4—MANCHESTER HERALD, -niesday, Dec. 4, 1990 MANCHESTER HERALD, Tliesday, Dec. 4, 1990—5 OPINION Yeast infection medicine given green light for sale Castro’s ■’YA Open Forum By DEBORAH MESCE Pearson said. “Some want to give it anti-fungal product Monistat to be sold without prescription, said The Associated Press (the drug) to their friends for v\\^ ChrisUTias.” Robert Kniffin, a spokesman for Ortho’s parent corporation, Johnson capitalist. WASHINGTON — Public hcaldi Vaginal yeast infections afflict Negro defended, officials are making it easier, faster nearly three-fourths of all women at & Johnson. and cheaper for millions of women least once in their lifetimes. About Monistat is the leading prescrip­ excesses who suffer from vaginal yeast infec­ 22 million cases are reported an­ tion treatment for vaginal yeast in­ Board critieized tions to get treatment. nually. fections with 59 percent of the With the availability soon of the The drug that was approved for market, he said, and another Ortho By JACK ANDERSON first over-the-counter drug lo treat over-the-counter use is clotrimazole, product, Terazol, is second in the To the Editor: and DALE VAN ATTA these infections, women will be able which is sold under the trade name market. Sobering Plough officials First wc had a bad investment by our Treasurer Roger lo skip the doctor’s office and go Gyne-Louimin by its maker. Sober­ said Gyne-Lolrimin is third. Negro that cost the town $200,000, then we had a bad WASHINGTON — Cuban dictator straight to the pharmacy — and pay ing Plough Healthcare Products. Dr. Raquel Arias, a Los Angeles decision by the majority of our Board of Directors that Fidel Castro claims only one son, but he less than when it was a prescription Dr. Carl Peck, director of the gynecologist who spoke at the com­ cost the town $275,000. has at least seven children by three drug. FDA’s Center for Drug Evaluation pany’s news conference in New I don’t have to go into any detail about the bad invest­ women. He preaches socialist equality, and Research, said the drug has been York on Monday, said the FDA’s ment because the majority on the board tried to make a but has 32 houses to call home and three “We’re delighted,” said Cindy used safely for more than a decade, decision — which lakes effect im­ lot of dirty political hay on this issue at the expense of luxury yachts. Pearson, program director of the is highly effective and has little risk. mediately — will allow women to ruining a decent honest man’s reputation. If they keep it Those are some of the revelations Women’s Health Network, who tes­ Gyne-Lotrimin costs about $25 spend their health care dollars more up, they’ll make it look as though Negro benefit^ finan­ about Castro that are now coming to us, tified in favor of the switch before for a seven-day course of treatment effectively. . cially at the cost to local taxpayers. Like everyone else I and to the Central Intelligence Agency, an FDA advisory committee. The when it is prescribed. The over-the- “This is one of the most common don’t have any figures on all the transactions that Roger from Soviet sources, including the KGB. ^ 9 committee recommended the action counter price will be in the range of things you see in practice,” she said. made during his 20 years as elected Treasurer but I am It is llie kind of information that the the FDA took Monday. $17 to $18, said company spokes­ “It can be a significant disrupter of a sure tlial if we did, the mud slingers wouldn’t have any­ CIA used to pay tens of thousands of “We’ve had nothing but positive man Doug Petkus. woman’s lifestyle. Now they’ll be and enthusiastic support from our thing to crow about. dollars for — the kind of information Ordio Pharmaceuticals also is able just to go to the store and get an* members” for the FDA action, Ms. As for the bad decision. I’m referring to the $275,000 that kept ftmamanian strongman Manuel seeking FDA approval to allow its effective U"eatment.” the state offered to the town to help make Center Springs Noriega on the CIA payroll. Except in Pond safer for ice skating, which was turned down by the the old days, Noriega might have made majority of the Board of Directors. Some other town will up the information because he knew the now benefit from this. The irony of this is that very Tha Aasociatad Praaa CIA was hungry for inflammatory stories STARTING OUT — Louis Taylor, of Bay City, Mich., takes shelter from a heavy storm Mon­ China: vote won’t hurt shortly after this decision, Wally Irish was trying to make about Castro’s personal life. Sometimes headlines for himself, saying that he would like to build m day as he cleans his car prior to driving on snow-covered streets. The winter's first storm Castro himself would help Noriega make or do something for the youth of Manchester to keep up nonsense. caused transportation delays in much of the Midwest. them busy and out of trouble. But the information from the KGB efforts to improve ties That’s a good idea, and I think ice skating at Center sources is considered genuine, and the Springs Pond would be a good start. It would not only in­ Soviets are sharing it because they arc volve our youth, but also adults and families as was the Bored kitties will perk up By KATHY CHENAULT measure passed Thursday that clears “It has always been our position fed up with their heavily subsidized case years ago when thousands of people from all age the way for a military strike against there should be some dialogue,” dilettante in Havana. The Associated Press groups enjoyed this facility. I think the board should get Iraq if its occupying army remains Qian said. Castro is an unreconstructed socialist, off of roger’s case and start minding its own store. The Conservatives vs. Bush BEIJING — Foreign Minister in Kuwait after Jan. 15. Western countries and Japan have in word if not in deed, and he refuses lo feed back, which I’m sure it has received, should tell it at sight of ^video catnip’ Qian Qichen said Tuesday that The Security Council approved gradually lifted sanctions imposed pull his nation into the new decade. Even that Tniblre—IS— nliinit the -the- campaign. and he is expected to concentrate on China’s refusal to support a military the resolution 12-2, with China against China to protest the military iBu_WALTFR R MPARf -that tun -empowerment” domestic pm gi^is ia^ students at the University of Havana, crackdown. board operates than it is about Roger’s investment. After video really delivers the goods. threat against Iraq disappointed U.S. abstaining. China, as one of the five The Associated Press potential challengers: Patrick J. tended lo strengthen the role of the Yrotn wTiiCn Castro sprawTicct his-rcvela— Council mem- Western diplomats have ack- all, we are not all perfect. ---- +he- hvc action-is-dtvide-d mm segment.s tided- *-Checp~ Qffijjiab, but won’t dcfail Chinese . Permanem Security Buchanan, the conservative columnist dividual. don three decades ago against dictator The Associated Press Dcrs, COuio nave' veioea Ine measure. nOwieogea cnina s unproved mter- Albert (Yosh) Vincek Thrills,” “Mews and Feather Report” and “A Stalk in efforts to improve foreign relations. WASHINGTON — Conservative and television commentator; Pal Moves like those would take away tar­ Fulgencio Batista, have taken to calling The United States lobbied inten­ nalional standing resulted in part 23 So. Alton St the Park.” Voyeuristic feline viewers will enjoy lots of “This visit to Washington was bluster notwithstanding, there’s little Robertson, the television evangelist; and gets for the revolt that one conservative him “el loco” behind his back. HERNDON, Va. — At last, the purr-feel Christmas sely for the resolution, hoping to from its cooperation during the gulf Manchester juicy close-ups of their favorite outdoor creatures, feast­ very successful and I’m very satis­ prospect of a major uprising on the Pete du Pont, the former governor of theorist claims is almost certain if Bush The one thing sure to anger the slocking staffer for indoor cats who have everything. marshal universal support to show crisis. ing noisily on birdseed and popcorn. fied with it,” Qian said upon return­ Republican right against President Bush Delaware. Robertson and du Pont were “and his most senior While House aides paranoid prima donna is an examination It’s their very own videotape, featuring a mouth-water­ Iraq the international community Japan sent its education minister in 1992. But that won’t stop the conser­ Malarkey was a disgruntled computer technician sear­ ing from the first official Chinese in the field Bush beat in 1988. continue lo repudiate the Reagan legacy of his personal life, which is why our ing parade of live birds, .squirrels and chipmunks cavort­ visit to Washington since China’s opposes its occupation of Kuwait. to Beijing in September and vatives from making the threat. ing on the TV screen. ching for a career change when he decided to “get into But Bush has powerful conservative as they have done in the past year.” Soviet sources shared the details: military violently suppressed the Qian said the abstention would resumed low-interest loans to China. There may ultimately be a challenge, Burton Yale Pines, senior vice presi­ — Castro lives well in his 32 houses. the cat business.” He tried making healed “cat houses” not hurt China’s efforts to improve The European Community voted in Keep open mind allies. and tree-shaped scratching posts, but both were flops. pro-democracy movement in June but it would be a protest move by a token William J. Bennett, his choice to be­ dent of the Heritage Foundation, said Three of them arc in Havana, and two The 25-minute, full-color video, taped in a wooded foreign relations. China drew October to lift all sanctions except candidate, not a meaningful campaign backyard of this Washington suburb, is sure to delight Tlicn one night, he said, “I was silting in front of the 1989. come chairman of the Republican Na­ conservatives should “organize a posse arc underground bunkers because Castro Qian hedged when asked if he widespread condemnation after its the ban on anns sales and defense against Bush’s renomination. fears a nuclear attack by the United all those latchkey kilties who are bored with napping, TV with my wife, watching a National Geographic spie- army opened fire on student-led cooperation. on school plan tional Committee, will be defending the lo rescue George Bush.” cial on birds of the Cayman Islands or somewhere,” he considered U.S.-China relations nor­ To do more, rebellious conservatives Slates. scratching the furniture and swatting ornaments off the demonstrators urging democratic adminisUaiion in the buildup toward “If he doesn’t want to be rescued, dien said. ‘“Our cal Stick, who never even glanced at TV malized following his talks with would have to come up with a credible Christmas tree. reforms. Hundreds of people were The United States had tried to 1992. He was backing Bush anyhow, but we go a step further, into opposition,” he — He has a bodyguard force of 9,700 before, came out of his box like a shot and sal right in President Bush and other U.S. Offi­ To the Editor: candidate and a galvanizing issue. said. Theodore Rcxisevclt did that when men. Some 2,800 of them are stationed Just slip a $19.95 copy of “Video Catnip” into the killed. downplay Qian’s visit to the outgoing drug policy chief is too out­ front of the screen, growling and meowing.” cials. Washington, saying it didn’t violate On January 28, 1991, the voters of Bolton will be able Neither is in sight, despite their anger he ran against his chosen successor. in Havana. If he is feeling especially VCR and watch them turn into regular couch furballs. lo vote on a referendum for the school building project. spoken to have avoided a burst of politi­ Malarkey borrowed a friend’s video camera and “Both sides agreed to increase our “China decides on its voting a U.S. sanction against high-level that Bush swallowed his central 1988 President William Howard Taft, in 1912. paranoid, Castro can summon another But heed the warning at die start of the tape: Between now and then, the papers will be flooded with cal criticism now and then from a con­ iripxid, seeded his backyard with treats and let the tape contacts and exchanges so as to in­ based on its own position and 1 think exchanges. campaign pledge and agreed to a tax in­ But Ronald Reagan isn’t available for 20,(XK) men from the Ministry of the In­ servative think lank, where he originally “While watching this video, your cat may become ex­ run for an hour. crease our mutual understanding,” all countries understand thaq” Qian The U.S. State Department said letters pro and con regarding the building project. You crease. the Roosevelt role; he’s had two terms terior and the Army. was headed. cited and attempt to gel inside your television set lo gel “When 1 brought the tape back to the house and Qian said. said. “The Americans expressed a the ban remains in place, but applies will be exposed to a new math — The Neglected Tax­ and besides, he supports Bush with no — He was spooked by past bizarre payers’ math where two plus two does not equal four. The president has reinstated his no- Jack Kemp, an ardent foe of the tax in­ at the birds. ... We suongly suggest that you remove all showed it to Stick, he went ballistic,” Malarkey said. China gained considerable inter­ certain disappointment, but they also only to “exchanges of a formal and You will hear figures such as $10.4 million, $10.7 mil­ new-tax pledge, saying he’d block any crease, says he’s in the Bush Cabinet to open signs of disenchanuiienl. plots of the CIA lo, among other things, breakables from on lop or around your TV set. No kil­ “He was in front of the TV, behind tlie TV, on top of the national goodwill by supporting the expressed a certain understanding.” ceremonial nature.” lion, $19 million, $7 million and a variety of other num­ future increases with vetoes. “It ain’t stay for as long as the president wants A more likely parallel would be willi make his beard fall out and poison him ling.” TV, knocking things over and swiping at the screen. first 11 U.N. Security Council Qian also said he welcomed Bush made an exception to the bers all trying to sway you, the voters, to their point of gonna happen. I’ll guarantee you,” he him. The secretary of housing and urban the 1972 campaign of the late Rep. John with toxic shellfish. So, when Castro in­ Creator Steve Malarkey promises “some cat-a-clys- “My friend showed the tape to his cat, Tigger, who resolutions aimed at forcing Iraq to Bush’s decision to send U.S. ban when he sent National Security view. said after the congressional elections. development, a 1988 presidential can­ M. Ashbrook, the Ohio conservative who dulges in his favorite sport of scuba mic fun with no paws in the action.” His satisfied cus­ also never watches TV, and Tigger went absolutely withdraw its troops from Kuwait. Secretan’ of State James A. Baker Adviser Brent Scoweroft to China in I can assure you that in every letter on this subject you Bush’s spokesman. Marlin Fiizwatcr, didate, says that despite the difference on ran a token race against President Nixon. diving, he has more than 100 frogmen tomers, speaking for their pampered pussycats, say his nuts.” But China refused to support the III on d peace mission to Baghdad. December 1989. read there will be either a misstatement or an incorrect says the president’s agenda is backed by taxes, “1 never, ever, offered lo quit.” He never got more than 11 percent of llie check the waters for any foreign objects, fact or figure. You can also be assured that every diatribe the vast majority of Republican conser­ Lacking names to run with, dis­ vote in a primary. In two primaries, he and protect him while he dives. will be stated as fact when in reality it is that writer’s vatives. enchanted conservatives at this point finished third, far behind a liberal — Castro is known to be divorced opinion. You will very seldom see a quote proceeded or But Bush never has been a conserva­ seem to be concentrating on names they Republican congressman who cam­ from his first, and only acknowledged, Panama seeking (m followed by the words, “in my opinion.” Everything will tive favorite, despite eight years as loyal want run out of the administration, paigned against the Vietnam War. wife who now lives in Spain. But the be uttered as fact, when in fact it is an opinion. lieutenant to President Reagan. Conser­ beginning with Richard G. Darman, the Reagan ran against President Ford in Soviet sources say he has at least five 1 will ask that you read each and every letter with an vatives accepted him grudgingly as budget director. 1976, who narrowly held the GOP sons from a secret second marriage. Reagan’s vice presidential nominee in “Darman’s disregard and contempt for They all have names that start with “A.” to try Noriega open mind. If you have any questions on a letter, please nomination, then lost the election. But QlteilT call the superintendent of schools or a Board of Muca- 1980. conservatives and conservative ideas is that wasn’t a protest, it was an all-out (Castro’s own middle name is Giroldi led an aborted uprising lion member. I can stale as a fact that each Board of Ed Eight years later, conservative ac­ no secret,” said David A. Keene, chair­ campaign against an unclcclcd president. Alejandro.) The Soviets know the sons By ALINA GUERRERO tivists wanted another candidate. But man of the American Conservative against Noriega in October 1989, member has publicly spoken out in favor of the project. I “Open opposition gives conservatives well because they were schooled in the The Associated Press d b y . e x t r a d r y . can also state as a fact that if anyone has been to our there wasn’t much they could do about Union, which has urged a staff overhaul a chance to escape being unjustly tainted Soviet Union where Cuban security two months before the United Stales Bush’s promotion lo the lop of the beginning with the budget director. invaded Panama and ousted the meetings lately, unanimous votes are hard to come by. by the Bush administration,” Pines said. agents posed as their parents. Castro also PANAMA CITY, Panama — Republican ticket. There will be less they There is speculation that Darman fonner dictator. 11\\ Tlicre is a group being formed who is in favor of the “And open opposition gives conserva­ has an illegitimate daughter named Alma Judicial authorities have requested QlfTS can do about it in 1992, and fewer to try. might be leaving after die new Bush Prosecutor Nelson Rovctlo said project and then there is TNT, the opposition. You as in­ tives a vehicle for their message ...” Fernandez Revuelta who is in her the extradition of Gen. Manuel The threats of a challenge come from budget is ready lo go lo Congress early Giroldi, who surrendered after the dividuals will have to decide on your own. The vehicle would have to be fueled mid-30s. Noriega to stand trial in this counUy conservative organizations and interest in February. coup failed, was among nine men David A. Fernald with votes in 1992, enough of ilicm to — Castro’s only acknowledged son, for murdering the leader of an at­ groups, not from elected Republicans. And Bush’s Stale of the Union mes­ executed on Oct. 3 and 4, 1989, near 160 Brandy SL demonstrate significant dissent on the from his first marriage, is Fidelito, head tempted coup against the fonner Those activists would have trouble lining sage will include promises and proposals Albrook Field, a U.S. air station in Bolton right. Otherwise, a conservative revolt of Cuba’s nuclear agency. Fidelito mar­ Panamanian ruler. up a credible candidate to carry their lo conservative liking; he is sure to downtown Panama City. could wind up sending a mcs.sagc of ried and then divorced a Soviet woman. Noriega, in a Miami prison facing protest in GOP primaries or a third-party repeal his revived pledge against taxes. weakness. He then married a Cuban, but is about to trial on U.S. drug trafficking char­ Sen. Jesse Helms, R-N.C., said drop her for a Spanish aristocrat. ges, is sought in Panama in the mur­ Waterproof — Castro’s younger brother, Raul, has later diat he had received reports der of Maj. Moiscs Giroldi, govcni- Noriega personally executed Girol­ Double Boot. not been allowed the luxury of divorce ment pro.scculor Danilo Montenegro dial Fidel gave himself. At Fidel’s whim, di. ITb iwo wdiciprcKM Ivotb in vMic Plus, u 400 West Middle Tpke. told a news conference Monday. Cruz said at least seven Noriega la\vi ol ThifiMilate.'' E\er>’ihm^\ou need Manchester Parkade Berry's World Time for truth on Gulf Raul slays married lo Vilma Espin even lo keep )t,'ui led Jr\' tiiij warm Manchester, CT 06040 “The disuict attorney asked tlie though they despise each other. Raul, allies, agents of tlic defunct Panama "The little shop wh> sltiIc toi ‘ di\ ‘.\ hen \ou can Foreign Minisby for his extradi­ ha\e ‘ e\ua div"- C nion in and ir\’ on its will lo prevail — not only for now, Defense Forces, arc also implicated 646-8424 OK, let’s get serious about the crisis in who heads the Cuban armed forces, has tion,” .said Attorney General Rogelio with big fashion ideas." cl \\\\i now Nou ie \^•'ln\l lo low the In but forever. in the killings. andkoinloii the Persian Gulf. consoled himself with the hottle, and an Cruz. It wasn’t known whctlicr the As Winston Churchill warned llie Panama also filed a $6.5 billion I. Although I personally believe a affair with the director of Cuban request had yet been conveyed to British people after Munich: “Wc have racketeering lawsuit against Noriega military operation is the only solution lo W IL L IA M A. television (with whom he had a die United Stales. passed an awful milestone in our history. in Miami U.S. District Court last the problems presented by Iraq under RUSHER daughter) and more recently with a Bul­ Noriega’s defense attorney in Step into a world of fantasy. ^ ... The terrible words have for the lime garian mistress. month. Saddam Hussein, realism compels the Miami is seeking to have the drug The lawsuit says Noriega par­ 30S lAST CfNTER STREET MANCHESTER Six theme rooms, each with its owng recognition that the air is going out of being been pronounced against the While the details of Castro’s personal charges dropjicd on die grounds that distinct personality and charm. An^ Western democracies: ‘Thou art weighed ticipated in assassination, torture, that balloon pretty fast. The American life seem suitable for the tabloids, they secret taping of altomcy-client con­ 643-4958 extensive variety o f imported an people have not been effectively sold on in tlic balance and found w;uiling.’ And serve as political leverage for the Soviets drug trafficking, money laundering, versations and a dispute over embezzlement, sale of visas and locally handcrafted decorations and'^ the necessity for an attack (sec below), the only way to keep Iraq from taking do not suppose dial this is the end. This who don’t mind exposing Castro as a Noriega’s legal fees have ruined pa.ssports and other abuses while he special gifts for the discriminating'^ and the Democrats who control Congress over when we leave is to defeat it is only the beginning of the reckoning.” hypocrite. r E ^^'4 Noriega’s chances of a fair trial. was head of the Defense Forces. 7 lulcraclier shopper. m are prepared lo use Congress’ undeniable militarily first. IV. And what about the rest of the Nuclear threat I constitutional power lo declare war (Ar­ But While House spin-cotiuollers evi­ reckoning? If Saddam Hussein gets away The Nuclear Regulatory Commission jjSign up for a drawing to with absorbing Kuwait and keeps on has been none-too-meticulous about the ticle I, Section 8) to keep George Bush dently feared the American people would 5 HOLIDAY SHOPPING: S _*Dep.56HemageVmag« i on a short leash. deem such considerations grubby. (Who working to build nuclear weapons, what safety at American nuclear power plants, is in store for the world? “A few cents at but even if it had been, there would still Cheney increases “ ------CSr Sens or Green Gate Cottage * ® Choice Carolers ★ United 2 They are loo shrewd, of course, to wants to “die for Exxon,” or for “a few Bfor $65.00 each. Limited Edition S an tas 2 reject all use of military force outright. cents at the pump”?) So pretty soon the die pump”? His ambitions are far higher be a nuclear dircal that U.S. officials For Cats For Dogs That would enable Bush to pull back our than that. His next victim will be Israel. can’t regulate. Mexico’s Laguna Verde 2 fat'best selection o f unique new gifts, 2 president began describing our goal more cat trees t-shirts life jackets Jf ornaments and table decorations troops and blame Congress for the conse­ (Or will Pal Buchanan and Joe Sobran nuclear reactor north of Vera Cruz has idealistically, as “deterring aggression” reserve ceiling d Hours: Mon., Tues.,Sat. 10-5; Wed., Thurs., Fri., lOS; Sun. 11-5 quences (see below). But tliey will drag — as if we could or should make it our consider Israel’s survival worth sending set a world record for emergency shut­ cat condos jogging suits coats & their feet, take care to pose as More business to police a naughty world. Americans to die for?) downs, and it has spilled more than 2.5 toys Santa suits sweaters 2 295 West Street ★ Bolton, CT ★ 649-7514 After Israel there will be others. million gallons of radioactive water into By ROBERT BURNS 50,0(X) to 125,(X)0. Peace-Loving Tlum Thou, and make sure Finally, administration spokesmen A total of 96,834 members of die t-shirts cedar pillows (sizes 8-30) 2 (One mite North o f Gay City State Park on Rt. 8i) u the Gulf of Mexico. Mexican officials The Associated Press that Bush gets the full blame for every began to argue that Hussein simply can­ Amiy, Navy, Air Force, Marine laitataROitwitatiatianttRtttQiiQiaanaiianjataiatBUOHBaaiaitaiiatjai? arc privately worried about tJic threat of beds cuddler beds raincoats _ American casualty if and when hostilities not be allowed to construct nuclear Corps and Coast Guard reserves and 1990 by NEA. Inc a meltdown, but they have nevertheless WASHINGTON — Defense break out. Under such conditions, Mr. weapons. That is true enough, and is a National Guard are on active duty treats toys holiday treats^ Do you know someone who Bush may well be unwilling lo order an consideration that must have been on C J o r p o r a t e given Laguna Verde the go-ahead to Secretary Dick Cheney is raising the under call-up authority granted by scratch posts backpacks dog houses ^ V Would like to be a dress size smaller without losing any weight? lotal nintrilM ilions operate at full power. callup autliorizations on the number and we have a new fragrance, just out, attack. many minds at the National Security President Bush on Aug. 23. iniillions of (iuliarsi Mini-editorial of military reservists who can be or­ Would like to get rid of cellulite? called ‘OBSCENITY. II. Mr. Bush did a fine job of lining up Council for years — above all in recent 'rtiousands more have been alerted % world support for a boycott, and even for If George Bush had been given a dered into uniform for the Pcrsiiui % months, as Hussein’s real aims and al­ to prepare to mobilize. PET PICTURES WITH SANTA; V Would like to relax and relieve stress as she exercises? choice, he could have picked a better Gulf crisis to near die current legal an attack on Iraq. But he has been far titude grew clearer. But it sounded like 'The Pentagon gave no reason for V Would like to have more energy and flexibility? Arab nation to rescue thiui Kuwait. The limit of 200,0(K). Sundays 12-4 p.m. 12/2,12/9,12/16,12/23 less successful, because inarticulate and (and was) an afterthought, when used lo increasing die callup limit. Gen. Kuwaiti aristocracy flaunted its wealth in Gift Certificates available for the holidays for that special person!! inconsistent, in explaining the need for a explain the presence of 400,000 The Pentagon announced Monday Colin Powell, chairman of the Joint front of the rest of the Arab world. That military operation lo the American Americans in the Arabian desert. dial Cheney increased by 63,0(X) die Chiefs of Staff, made a pilch for the opulence was resented by other Arabs, people. III. Given the present structure and maxiniuni number of Army, Navy re.servists in congressional testimony f D.J.'s particularly Palestinians. If the United CALIFORNIA CONCEPTS M anchester Herald As originally stated, our aim was to dynamics of American society, tlierc and Marine Corps reservists who Monday. He said dieir participation defend the Saudi oil fields, to keep Hus­ may well never be an occasion for llie States is able lo reclaim Kuwait for tlic can be ordered lo active duly for in Desert Shield “has been a sig­ I DOG GROOMING 171 Spencer Street sein from acquiring a grip on Middle use of military force lliat won’t be Kuwaitis, Bush should not expect a Operation Desert Shield. It said he nificant factor in affording us Founded OcL 1, 1881 as a weekly. standing ovation from tlic Arab world. ^ 119 OAKLAND STREET Eastern oil that he could use to resisted, tooth and claw, by a hard left signed the order on Saturday. flexibility and balance.” Manchester, CT Daily publication since OcL 1,1914. precipitate a deep depression throughout longing for “two, three, many Vietnams” Arabs may have allied themselves with The new limit is 188,000 for all The current callup of reserves is ^ MANCHESTER 649-0485 tlic United Slates to stop Saddam Hus­ the Western world. That aim was valid, — each ending in American humiliation services, although die Air Force and the first since die VieUiam war and ^ “You Never Knew There Was R 647-0410 Executive Editor Vincent Michael Valvo and in America’s and the world’s highest and defeat. If enough elements of tlie sein from marching across the Middle Coast Guard totals were not die largest since die 1961 crisis trig­ ___ Andrew C Spitzler I'rts i‘rt7 \'m I'lKi I'ls.i i';ss I'ik7 I'ltw News Editor____ interests. But unless U.S. forces are to be riglit join the left in that sickening East, but they care little about the for­ clianged. On Nov. 14, Cheney had gered by East Germany’s consuuc- ^ So Much For Your Pet" g Values from $8 & up ~ stationed in Saudi Arabia permanently, enterprise lliis time, America may lose Soilin': ( imncii lor Aid to Kdiiralion tunes of Kuwait. raised the overall ceiling from lion of the Berlin Wall. (depending on what you are looking for) 6—MANCHESTER HERALD, 'Rjcsday, Dec. 4, 1990 iltaiulirstrr llrralit Hero From Page 1 Section 2, Page 7 Tuesday, Dec. 4, 1990 nobody around to help,” Vamet said doing anything he said with ex- LOCAL/RECIONAL______Wednesday night in an interview at aspcralion. « v i his Springfield home. Varnet, who is an expecting The two drove to the station as father, said, “God forbid that any­ quickly as they could, parking the thing would happen [to any child of van near the edge of a cliff-like em­ his], but 1 would hope that some­ body would do the same for me.” Ribbon Mill bond issue goes to the wire bankment that steeply dropped The rescue took enough out of Var­ about 40 feet to the water below. By ALEX GIRELLI ments and the authority was approve contains stronger language did invite comments from the the conversion of the former Bennct HUD forecloses on the property. When they got out of the linen net so that he and his wife decided Manchester Herald scheduled to meet again today at 4 than the former one, making it more public. Robert Samuclson, J. Russell School building to apartments for Donovan said the tenants would lx; truck, a woman, who had come out not to attend tlieir first childbirthing p.m. to make a decision. clear that town taxes and the Smyth, and Irene Fisette repeated the elderly. issued Section 8 rent subsidy certifi­ of the store was screaming that her class which was to be held Monday MANCHESTER — As the Hous­ revenues of the Housing Authority, their opposition. cates. They would be allowed to “babies" were in the car and could night. At the meeting, Barlow said that except revenues from the u-ansac- Attorney Stephen Penny, a former Modestly, he said that rescue ing Authority stares at a Wednesday Vincent Kelly told the commis­ remain in the apartments or use the not swim. The woman, Saliatu In- the new documents he has received tion, do not stand behind the mayor who represents the crews were on the scene by the time deadline for action on the conU'ovcr- sioners that when the commissioners certificates elsewhere, but the apart­ kotariah of East Hartford, apparently about the plan conuiin a number of proposed $4.5 million in new bond­ developers, said the Bcnnet conver­ he ascended the hill and they would sial plan to refinance the Ribbon vote, they should say why they ments would not be reserved in the left the car running while she went minor errors, such as references to a ing. sion has been accomplished and is have more than likely saved the Mill Apartments, Malcolm Barlow, voted as they did. future for low- and moderate-in­ into the station to pay for her legal counsel for the authority, “city clerk” instead of a town clerk, And Barlow said one added “extraordinarily successful.” come tenants. gasoline. children. and to the need for a signature by a provision is that the commissioners Smyth said the commissioners Commissioner Richard When Vamet returned to work pointed out errors in the documents Without pausing to think, Vamet mayor. The Washington, D.C.-based of the authority must state that they should insist that all the “i”s are Schwolsky asked Robert Donovan If the commissioners vote in favor after the ordeal, he said was feeling about the plans and an added jumped out of the linen truck, un­ law firm that drew up the documents have no personal conflicts, no finan­ dotted and the “t”s crossed now that of the federal Department of Hous­ of the refinancing, they will be ac­ OK. “Oh yeah. I’m fine. I’m cold, provision at a Monday meeting. strapped a leg brace he was wearing, will deliver revised versions by mes­ cial interest in the developer, the CDC Financial Corp. is involved as ing and Urban E)evelopmcnt about ting against the view of the town’s but I’m fine.” He also .said his leg r> ran down to the water and jumped No vote was cast Monday by the senger today. mill project, or the loan. the mortgage servicer in the transac­ what would be the status of the 21 Board of Directors, which has ap­ in. seemed to be all right. Housing Authority on a plan to Barlow also said the new resolu­ While no action was taken at the tion. He criticized the role of (TDC apartments now set aside for low- proved a resolution opposing the “I dove in, but the water was only His boss, Harry Fett, Belmont’s refinance the Ribbon Mill Apart­ tion the authority is being asked to brief meeting Monday, the authority in the financing arrangements for and moderate-income tenants if project. up to my chest,” Vamet said, es­ division manager, was elated. timating that the car was less than “Our guy’s just a cut above the 10 feet from the shore. rest,” Fett said. “We’re very proud He explained that he was wearing of him.” Jolly old elf to Accounts the leg brace because a basket from Manchester Police Sgt. Gerald A. one of the linen trucks had fallen on Calve said today that they have a his leg about two weeks ago. program to recognize officers and nearing “1 have a tom ligament in my citizens for heroics. “These two | Vamet and Brengi] appear at park knee,” Vamet said, adding that he had gone to the doctor Monday will definitely be on the list for doing a real nice job,” Calve said. resolution morning and began his shift later By RICK SANTOS The four-day festival also will in­ “They’re real good guys.” than usual, with his boss substituting Manchester Herald clude a card-making session for for him. “If my appoinunent had He added that a third man, Angel J t ^ children. The Christmas cards will By ALEX GIRELLI been a half-hour later, mayhe he’d Medina of Hartford, had rushed to Reginald Pinto/Manchester Herald MANCHESTER — Children who be colored on the front by the be the one in the water.” the scene of the accident and may children, then sent to soldiers sta­ Manchester Herald TOWED OUT — Workers tow out of a pond on Buckland day, with two toddlers inside. The toddlers were rescued, and cry and pout better watch out — “I took the brace off becau.se I also be commended. Santa Claus is coming to Center tioned in the Persian Gulf. thought I might have to swim and it As an aside, Vamet was some­ Street a car which unexplainedly plunged into the pond Mon- neither was injured. “That way, they will be more per­ MANCHESTER — Difficulties Springs Park. the town auditor had in reconciling would’ve gotten in the way.” what upset because his $600 watch, Starting Thursday and running sonalized,” Hopperstadt said. Clutching at his leg as he recountt^ which he had just got back from the She added that the department is town pension fund accounts appear through Sunday, good ol’ St. Nick to be on their way to being worked the story from his apartment in jewelers, was lost during the rescue. will make his annual appearance in looking for more information about Springfield, he said, “I was just “When 1 was yanking the car door where local servicemen and women out, a member of an auditing firm the Lodge Building at the park and said Mondays______u-ying to get the damn thing off. It open, 1 saw it go flying,” he said. Crash spread plenty efi good cheer for- the- .^re staying oversees, so 1 adding tliat he didn’t try to retrieve cards to them. The office telephone has like 12 Vclcio straps.” From Page 1 holiday season. The hours for the Michael Thibodeau of Bennett, All the while, he said tlie only it because of the murkiness of the festivities arc 5 to 8 p.m., Thursday number is 647-3089. Katz, and Thibodeau said two of the thing in his mind was to get the cold pond. and Friday, and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on four accounts have been fully recon­ immediately get off that runway, but Also, the Junior Women’s Club is people out of the quickly sinking “But 1 really don’t care,” Vamet damn plane and I’m only 26 yeai's union at a quarter-mile. The ground Saturday, and noon to 4 p.m. on looking for teen-agers to volunteer ciled. He said he had some remain­ weather. Airport olticials wanted the it was too late,” Dresden said. car. said. “If it costs $600 and those two old,”’ said another passenger, medi­ was wet from a snow and sleet Sunday. their efforts to work as elves and toy ing questions about a third one, but two planes, both operated by The Federal Aviation Administra­ kids are fine, then it’s worth it to cal student Mike Marrone of Saddle storm that delayed flights at the air­ One of the main thrusLs of Santa’s soldiers, said Roberta McCormick, a that ^ e answers are at hand. And he “When I got there, it was about Northwest Airlines, moved to tion had no immediate comment on me.” River, N.J. port, which was closed at the time to visit will be the traditional event member of the club and a coor­ said he thinks that there will be no three-quarters full of water,” Vamet reopen the only mnway not affected Dresden’s statement. said. The passenger-side door to the by crosswinds, Lauber said. The pilots survived the collision, inbound flights. which features smiling, or crying, dinator of the event. problem with the fourth when he Air Line Pilots Association children climbing onto Santa’s lap Oldsmobile opened with little resis­ Officials said the jets both left authorities said. One was treated at a Lauber said the DC-9’s “black McCormick noted that volunteer­ works on it. spokesman A1 Prcglcr blasted the and telling him what gifts they want their gates at 1:31 p.m. and ended up hospital and released, and there was box” recorders were sent to ing for the event is a good way to tance, he said, surmising that the FAA for not having installed a for Christmas. At a meeting of the Pension Rescue 2,500 feet apart on the same runway no word the others were injured. Washington for analysis. He earn community service hours for water on the inside of the vehicle ground-level radar system at the air­ For $4, parents can purchase a Board Nov. 13, Thibodeau said he after the collision. Their names were not released. declined to speculate on the cause of those religious education students helped to counterbalance the pres­ From Page 1 Crew members on both planes port for avoiding collisions. snapshot of the special event, and all working toward their confirmation was having difficulties with the ac­ The 727 was racing down a run­ the crash. “We have been pushing them to sure of the water on the outside. and air traffic controllers were or­ proceeds will be donated to the with the Roman Catholic Church. counts and he said he suspected the Inside the car, he found the two way toward takeoff when its wing However, Tony Dresden, a do this for a long time, but they problems arose from bookkeeping Christopher C. Varnet, a was sheared off by the DC-9, which dered to undergo drug tests, which University of Connecticut Medical As another way to usher in the children, who are sisters, standing spokesman for the National Air haven’t,” Prcglcr said. “It’s expen­ Center and go toward the purchase errors. He said then that he foresaw Springfield, Mass., man who dove had turned in front of it. Fuel poured arc routine after such an accident. spirit of giving which brightens the on the back scat, trying to keep their Traffic Controllers, said the DC-9 sive, and they don’t want to spend no major problems. into the water and pulled the from the planes and the DC-9 burst It was not immediately known of medical equipment, explains holiday season, people attending heads out of the water. what insu-uctions the DC-9 received pilot apparently got lost in tlic fog. the money.” Cathy Hopperstadt, a recreation su­ Santa’s visit arc asked to bring small children to safety, speculated that into flames, killing seven men and FAA spokeswoman Barb Dcttmcr before straying into the path of the “The DC-9 pilot discovered at the pervisor with the town. stocking stuffer items for the Matthew Saltzman, of Smith Bar­ “They were screaming their heads the engine had been left running and one woman among the 43 people said a system is scheduled for instal­ 727. very last moment where he was, and The Parks and Recreation Depart­ Manchester Area Conference of ney, consultants to the Pension off,” Vamet said. He reached toward one of tlic children may have ac­ aboard. so die ground controller told him to lation next year. them, but was shielded by a child cidentally shifted the car into gear. “It was like a big kerosene torch,” Northwest spokesman Bob Gib­ ment, along with the Manchester Church’s Toys for Joy program, Board, said he met with Thibodeau safety seat which he promptly It is unlikely that the car simply said passenger John Izzo, 41, of Pit­ bons said, “We don’t know if the junior Women’s Club, is sponsoring which provides holiday gifts for for alter the Nov. 13 meeting and went over with Thibodeau some in­ yanked out of the vehicle and rolled into the water because the tsburgh, who escaped uninjured by pilot got lost in the fog or what. But the event. needy children. They are asked also formation on the accounts. pushed to one side. surface of ±e service station is flat jumping off a wing. that is a topic in the investigation.” As well as Santa, the day will fea­ to bring toiletry items or articles of He then grabbed the younger and a foi*r ;r :" • ! inch curb is set “TTie only thing going through my At the time of the crash, visibility ture a pictting zoo with horses, goats, clothing for the MACC’s Samaritan Rick Santoa/Manchaatcr Harald He said that as a result of the child, Helena, 2, and passed her to around me ner mewr of the lot. On mind was T m going to die in this was estimated by the controllers’ and sheep. Unfortunately, there will Shelter. HO-HO-HO — Manchester residents Timmy DeCormier, 5, and Lindsay Tomko, 6, sit with “1 know it’s a tight season for meeting, those two accounts had Brengi, who had followed him into the ether i;>:e :t me :mb is a grassy POINSEHIAS be no reindeer because they cannot Santa Claus in his wonderful sleigh. Santa is scheduled to descend upon the Center Springs the water. He then pulled out the area ma- r. ";r. fcav to a steep hill, uack down someone willing to get a everybody, so if picople can just been about 99 percent reconciled reindeer, Hopperstadt sadly an­ bring a little bit of something I’m Park Lodge on Thursday and remain there through Sunday, bringing holiday cheer to all who and the piattem for reconciling the older girl, Lateye, 3. which m ;.;:f-.:iMassachusetts, but was By JOHN DIAMOND Texas is the only state with such a law, Gejdenson House seat, then they’re not serious about being presi­ Grange presentation on the successful national ticket as Kennedy s running Today is Thesday, Dec. 4, the 338th day of 1990. The Associated Press said. dent.” “It shouldn’t just be Texans who have the opportunity Gejdenson said there is a crisis in a political system mate. Coventry Grange #75 will hold an open meeting at the There are 27 days left in the year. Sen. Lloyd Bentsen, D-Tex., used the law to his ad­ Grange Hall on Route 44 at 7:30 p.m. Thursday. The Today’s Birthdays: WASHINGTON — LBJ did it. Lloyd Bentsen did it. to run for re-election and president simultaneously,’’ when seasoned elected officials stay out of the presiden­ vantage in 1988 when he ran for re-election while join­ public is encouraged to attend. No charge and free Actress-singer Deanna Durbin is 69. The president of Why, asks a Connecticut lawmaker, shouldn’t any Gejdenson said. “And the country shouldn’t be put in tial fray because the odds are so long com part to the ing Gov. Michael S. Dukakis in the presidential race. refreshments. Regular Grange meeting will follow South Korea, Roh Tae-woo, is 58. Actor-producer Max Capitol Hill mogul be able to seek the White House the position where a person of that experience should security of a powerful post on Capitol Hill. presentation. Members attending should bring articles for Baer Jr. is 53. Actor Jeff Bridges is 41. without risking Iwd-won legislative clout? either remove himself from office or stay as majority Political science ftofessor Larry Sabato of the leader or minority leader or committee chairman." University of Virginia said the GOP “would be crazy” to The move backfired for Dukakis, though. Instead of die Food Bank and $1 grab bag gift. For more informa­ Today’s Highlight in History: Rep. Sam Gejdenson, D-Conn., said Monday he will tion, call 742-6256. On Dec. 4, 1783, Gen. George Washington bade introduce a bill next month to let House members and Republicans viewed the legislation as a thinly veiled go along with Gcjdcnson’s proposal. helping Dukakis carry Texas, many voters in the Lone bid to widen the field of possible challengers against “They’d just be encouraging opposition to George Star State supported Bentsen for Senate and then voted farewell to his officers at Fraunces Tavern in New York. senators run for president and still appear on the ballot In a choked voice, the departing chief commander of the for their legislative jobs. President Bush in 1992. Bush,” Sabato said. for Bush for president. Blood pressure clinic schedule “It was ‘Vote twice for Texas!”’ Sabato said, “so it ac­ Continental Army said, “With a heart full of love and The bill would adopt nationally the essence of a Texas “It’s nonsense,” said Sen. John Chafee, R-R.I., a close The Texas law allowing a candidate to appear on the The Visiting Nurse and Community Health of Eastern friend of the president. “If the states want to do it, let state ballot for two different offices was tailor-made in tually ended up hurting the Democrats.” Bush, of gratitude, I now t^ e leave of you.” law designed for Lyndon Johnson and used by Lloyd Connecticut will hold the following blood pressure On this date: Bentsen in 1988 to ensure he could run for vice presi­ them do it.... If legislators are not serious enough about 1959 for Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson, the Texas Democrat course, claims Texas as his home state. clinics: Dec. 4, 2 to 3 p.m.. Moose Hall in Marlborough; the presidency to be willing to give up a Senate seat or a who ran for president the next year. He lost the nomina­ The LBJ law also cost Texas Democrats in 1960. In 1816, James Monroe of Virginia was elected the dent without giving up his Senate seat. Dec. 5, 1() to 11 a.m., Coventry Town Hall and 1 to 2 fifth president of the United States, defeating Federalist p.m., Willington Senior Center; Dec. 6, 11 a.m. to noon, Rufus King. Sprague Town Hall and 1:30 to 2:30 p.m., Hebron In 1839, the Whig Party opened a national convention Firehouse; Dec. 11, 11 a.m. to noon, Mansfield Town in Harrisburg, Pa., during which delegates nominated Delegation wary Hall; Dec. 12, 10 to 11 a.m., Hebron Town Hall, and William Henry Harrison for president. 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., Chaplin Grange and Scotland In 1875, William Marcy Tweed, the “Boss” of New Con^egational Church, and 2 to 3 p.m., Lebanon Com­ York City’s Tammany H ^l political organization, es­ munity Center. All residents of the towns served arc caped from jail and fled the country. of a Gulf war eligible to attend and receive blood pressure checks, tine In 1918, President Wilson set sail for France to attend tests, and health guidelines. For more information, call the Versailles Peace Conference, becoming the first chief By JOHN DIAMOND that aggression does not pay.” 423-1651. executive to travel outside the U.S. while in office. The Associated Press Chafee said there was no need for a special session of Congress, some­ Cheney Tech open house thing that Sen. Edward Kennedy, WASHINGTON — New England Howell Cheney RVT School will host an “Open D-Mass., has repeatedly called for. lawmakers are getting one message House” on Wednesday, Dec. 5, from 7 to 9 p.m. All “We don’t know what the loud and clear from their con­ shops and classrooms will be open and all prospective Correction diplomatic efforts are going to stituents: they don’t want war in the students and their parents arc encouraged to attend. Persian Gulf. yield,” Chafee said. “We wouldn’t Just back from a series of con­ get anywhere. It would be a decision Daughters of Isabella A story published in Saturday, Dec. 1 issue of the stituent meetings in his district. Rep. to take no decision.” Manchester Herald incorrectly stated the number of Kennedy said “Neither Congress Daughters of Isabella, St. Margaret’s Circle, will hold Chester Atkins, D-Mass., said war its annual Christmas Party on Thursday at 6 p.m. at As­ Trinity Covenant Church members who have been laid veterans, parents, even those who nor the country is ready to go to war off from their jobs. The correct number is about three or in the Persian Gulf.” Kennedy said sumption Hall, Assumption Church, 285 W. Center St. might be considered hawks are voic­ Members should bring an unwrapped gift for a child. four. The Herald regrets the error. ing caution. Congress should get a commitment Wrapping paper is needed. Rsginald Pinto/Manchsalsr Harald “1 was really blown away by the from Bush not to go to war in passionate opposition that people January until Congress has been Manchester grange meeting WAITING IN LINE — Sewer pipes are lined up, ready to be buried on Oak Grove Street in able to debate the issue. have to the P^sident’s policies in Welcome Neighbors Night will occur at Manchester Manchester by Central Paving Inc. of South Windsor. the Persian Gulf,” Atkins said. “The President has a constitution­ Public Meetings al responsibility to come to Con­ Grange Hall at 205 Olcotl St. at 8 p.m. on Wednesday. “I had a number of families who gress for approval in advance before All members arc reminded to bring items for the auction have kids over there who kept as­ he goes to war,” Kennedy said. table and pantry basket. For more information, call The following meetings are scheduled for today: king me, ‘Tell me what it us you’re 'i-""- Jfi Obituaries Several lawmakers said opinion 871-1712. asking my son to die for?’ Or in Roginald PInto/Manchastsr Herald against the military operation in the ANDOVER some cases, ‘my daughter,”’ Atkins Sierra Club monthly meeting Democratic Town Committee, Town Office Building, Persian Gulf began to coalesce in grandchildren. said. TOYS FOR JOY — Volunteers at St. Mary’s Episcopal Manchester and Bolton. New or good-as-new toys may be Florence Andrews Gor­ Sarasota, Fla. early November when the President The Greater Hartford Sierra Club will hold its next Funeral service will be held Wed­ 7:30 p.m. Sen. Christopher Dodd, D-Conn., Church sort through a load of toys donated for the needy by dropped off at the Eighth Utilities District’s central firehouse monthly meeting on Thursday at 6 p.m. for the Third An­ Funeral service Thursday at 10:30 announced the addition of 230,000 don nesday, noon, at the Holmes Funeral a.m. from the John F. Tierney said he has been deluged by calls at the corner of Main and Hilliard streets, or at Comfed bank nual Christmas Polluck Supper. Site is Westmoor Park, BOLTON troops to the Desert Shield deploy­ Manchester’s Purdy Corp. The Toys for Joy program is still Florence Andrews Gordon, 89, Home, 400 Main St., Manchester. Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St., from constituents. desperately short of gifts for distribution to needy children in at 1007 Main St. 119 Flagg Road, West Hartford. Bring your own place Inland/Wetland Commission, Community Hall, 7:30 “The calls give one message: ment. formerly of Enfield, mother of Ber­ Burial will be in the East Cemetery. Manchester, followed by services at setting and a serving for eight of either appetizer, soup, nard Andrews of Manchester, died Friends may call at the funeral home p.m. don’t send us to war,” said Dodd’s “The President made a terrible 11 a.m. at St. Mary’s Episcopal mistake in pushing to deploy the ad­ salad, vegetable, pasta or meat casserole, sandwich plat­ Sunday (Dec. 2) at a local convales­ Tuesday, 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. press secretary Julie Rosson. Church, Manchester. Burial will be COVENTRY ditional troops,” Atkins said. “1 ter or dessert. Hot and cold drinks will be provided. Meet cent home. She was bom in Bur­ and a Masonic memorial service in Rose Hill Memorial Pnk. Calling “Most of my people say, ‘Thank leader Rich Hathaway on Saturday at 10:30 a.m. at the Housing Authority, Orchard Hills Estate, 7 p.m. think he’s pushing us toward a war lington, Vl., Jan. 19, 1901, and had will be held Tuesday at 7 p.m. and visiting hour will be Thursday, heaven the President is willing to State still fighting Indian gambling Route 185 entrance to Penwood State F^k in Bloomfield School Building Committee, Coventry High School, at a time when we ought to be let­ lived in Enfield for many years. Memorial contributions may be talk to that man. My kid is over 9:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. Memorial 7:30 p.m. ting the sanctions work.” for a four-mile moderate hike and an optional afternoon She is survived by her husband, made to the Shriners Children’s contributions may be made to the St. there, my cousin is over there,’” said HARTFORD (AP) — The state have found, the federal law applies. Supreme Court is unlikely to con­ “Even a brief look at the Connec­ hike at Talcott Mountain State Rtrk. Raindatc is Dec. 15. Republican Town Committee, Town Office Building, Opinion on the Gulf did not Randall Gordon of Enfield, another Hospital, 116 Carew St., Mary’s Episcopal Church Memorial Rep. Joseph Moakley, D-Mass. has asked the U.S. Supreme Court to The courts ordered the state to sider the case because it does not ticut statutes which permit ‘Las Dress for weather and walk, bring lunch. For more infor­ 7:30 p.m. automatically follow party lines. son, Robert Andrews of Winooski, Springfield, MA 01104, or to the Fund. “Everybody thinks we have to try to overturn a lower court ruling that negotiate with the Pequots regarding break new legal ground and because Vegas Night’ activity is a convinc­ mation, call Rich at 529-3984 or Joyce at 521-8157. His’orical DistricL Coventry High School, 7:30 p.m. use all the sanctions — stretch the Rep. Barney Frank, D-Mass., dis­ terms of gambling activities to be the state’s arguments already have ing demonstration of the substantive Vt.; a daughter, Marion Nascembeni Visiting Nurse and Home Care of would allow the Mashantucket Pe- of Avon; seven grandchildren; 20 Manchester, 545 N. Main St., sanctions out. These quick wars agreed with other liberal Democrats permitted on their Ledyard reserva­ been considered and rejected by two disparity between Las Vegas night Singles forum topic HEBRON quot Indians to open a gambling great-grandchildren; three great- Manchester 06040. Administrator don’t end up being as quick as by saying there is no need now for a tion. lower courts. activity and a casino,” the state ar­ Planning and Zoning Workshop, Town Hall, 7 p.m. casino in Ledyard. The Singles Forum is a weekly educational/discussion great-grandchildren; and two sisters. people think.” special session of Congress. Frank A compact setting forth the terms But the state is arguing that its PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — WPCA, Town Hall, 7:30 pan. gues in the legal papers it filed with group for single adults of all ages and stations of life that Graveside service and burial will Rene Rodrigue Moakley noted that his district, does insist, as did other New case is different. Selina Ottum, an arts administrator In a petition filed Monday, the of gambling was selected by a the Supreme Court. meets every Wednesday evening at 7:30 p.m. at the First be private in St. James Cemetery, Rene Rodrigue, 82, husband of which includes downtown Boston, England lawmakers, that congres­ who helped establish Portland’s Per- state argued that the Indian tribe is court-appointed mediator in Oc­ Church of Christ, Glastonbury, 2183 Main St. This Wed­ Manchester. There are no calling Anita (Ricard) Rodrigue, of Florida, South Boston and the Dorchester sional approval is required before cent-Fbr-Art program that earmarks not entitled to open a casino under tober. nesday’s topic is “The Myth of Romantic Love.” For hours. The John F. Tierney Funeral father of Rita Kessing of Andover, Bush goes to war. a percentage of consunction costs section of Boston, is an area of the provisions of the federal Indian Unless the Supreme Court agrees more information, call Rev. Malcolm Marlcr at Home, 219 W. Center St., died Dec. 3, at his home. He was Thoughts bedrock patriotism. for art, died Sunday of cancer at age “I would not vote for a declara­ Gaming Regulatory Act because the to consider the case and then over­ 633-4641. Manchester, has charge of arrange­ bom Aug. 6, 1908, in St. Samuel, 42. “Every comer’s got a kid’s name proposed gambling activities are turns the lower court rulings, the In­ NEED SOME EXTRA tion of war today,” Frank said. “I ments. Memorial contributions may Province of Quebec, Canada, and She was director of Portland’s on it that got killed in Vietnam,” support what the President has done prohibited by state law. dians would be able to open a One more time sale be made to the American Cancer had lived for most of his life in the My Assurance Metropolitan Arts Commission for When I walk by the wayside, God is along with me. Moakley said. up until now ... It is too early to talk The tribe was successful in argu­ casino, a dog track and an off-track The Salvation Army, 661 Main St., Manchester, will Society, 670 Prospect Ave., Hartford United States. One after another, lawmakers nine years. When I enter into company amid all my forgetfulness of about invasion.” ing before the U.S. District Court betting parlor, although the tribe has SPENDING MONEY!! hold a “One More Time” craft and bake sale on Thursday 06105. He is survived by a son, Leo from Massachusetts, Rhode Island and the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of said that only a casino is planned in from 6 to 8 p.m. in the Youth Center. The Army’s annual Rodrigue of Goode, Va.; two other Him, He never forsakes me. In the silent watches of the On the other side of the aisle. Simone Cousteau and Connecticut — Republican and Appeals that casino games are not the immediate future. fair was held in November, and this will help to sell Joseph E. Lutz night, when my eyelids are closed and my spirit has sunk Rep. Silvio Conte, R-Mass., while daughters, Annette Rodrigue and Democratic alike — supported a prohibited but merely regulated in Barry Margolin, lawyer for the those items that weren’t purchased on that date. Great for Joseph E. Lutz, 82, of 292 Wood­ PARIS (AP) — Simone Cousteau, into unconsciousness, the observant eye of Him who agreeing that no special session is Newspaper routes available Jeanne Oravec, both of Florida; nine go-slow position. The sanctions im­ Connecticut. As such, the courts Pequots, said he believes the land St., Manchester, died Monday who accompanied her husband, Jac- never slumbers is upon me. I cannot flee His presence, necessary, said, “The case for force last minute holiday shoppers! grandchildren; two great­ posed by the United Nations against (Dec. 3) at a Manchester convales­ ques-Yves Cousteau, on hundreds of go where 1 will. He leads, watches me and cares for me. has not yet been made ... Violence grandchildren; a brother; and four Iraq should be given time to work in your area... Decorating with holiday greens cent home. He was predeceased by voyages aboard the research vessel And the same Being who is now at work in the remotest and war always have unpredictable sisters. before U.S. forces attack and try to his wife, Edna (Cebclius) Lutz, in Calypso, died Sunday at age 72. dominions of nature and of providence is also at my consequences, and must always be Riddle is judge nominee Arc you having difficulty deciding how to decorate for Funeral service will be in Fort expel an entrenched Iraqi army from 1989. He was bom in Rockville, Married in 1937, the Cousteaus hand, to give to me every moment of my being, and to an absolute last resort.” Earn money and prizes by the coming holiday season? If the answer is yes, then Lauderdale, Fla. Arrangements: Kuwait. thanked O’Neill Monday for giving join us on Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in the auditorium of the Feb. 6, 1908, and had been a resi­ for many years spent most of their uphold the exercise of all my feelings and faculties. Yfes, By JUDD EVERHART Fairchild Oakland Park Chapel, “It is imperative we solve this Rep. Ron Machtley, R-R.l., said her another “wonderful oppor­ Whiton Memorial Library as the Manchester Public dent of Manchester most of his life. time aboard the Calypso, sailing the dear one, we can rest in the assurance that the unseen The Associated Press delivering the Oakland F^k, Fla. Memorial con­ God is always near. A skeptic once asked a Christian, diplomatically,” said Rep. Nancy lawmakers want to present Hussein tunity.” Library in cooperation with Riul Buctlncr, florist, will Prior to retiring, he was employed as tributions may be made to Hospice, world to study marine biology, con­ Johnson, R-Conn. “It would be a with a united front but also see flaws “I really like public service and 1 present “Decorating With Holiday Greens.” To register U'affic manager for the Eastern Gas duct underwater explorations, make “Where is God?” The Christian answered, “Tell me HARTFORD — Attorney c/o Broward County Inc., 309 S.E. where he is not.” difficult and costly war.” in the adminisU'ation’s policy and want to continue using my legal and Oil Corp., New HAven, having films and promote conservation. General Clarine Nardi Riddle says Manchester Herald for this program, please call the Whiton Memorial 18lh St., Fort Lauderdale, FL 33316. Lawmakers disagreed, usually want to express their views about a skills and experience to serve the worked for the company for more Mrs. Cousteau served as nurse Doris Howard her nomination by Gov. William A. Library, 643-6892. along party lines, as to whether the possible war. public,” said Riddle, 41, the stale’s than 40 years. He was a member o and purser and sometimes par­ The Salvation Army O’Neill as a Superior Court judge is Bertha L. (Jenkins) moves made by Bush increase the Machtley said he supports the first woman attorney general who in your neighborhood. the St. Mary’s Episcopal Church, ticipated in underwater missions. “right for me” and will serve to chances of a peaceful settlement or moves Bush has made so was frequently mentioned as a can­ Manchester Masonic Lodge No. 73 Murphy Embezzler increase the chances of war. Among those calling for a special round out a career in all three didate for governor this year after A.F.&A.M., the Tall Cedars of Bertha L. (Jenkins) Murphy, 72, branches of government. Dodd harshly criticized Bush for session of Congress were Reps. O’Neill decided not to seek re-elec­ Lottery Lebanon, the Scottish Rites Bodies, of Wedgewood Drive, Manchester, PARCHMAN, Miss. (AP) — Ed The nomination announced Mon­ Call today to get more details. gaining a U.N. resolution authoriz­ Joseph Early and Joseph P. Kenneidy tion. Sphinx Temple of Hartford, Omar died Thursday (Nov. 29) at a local Cates, an embezzler who attempted M anchester Herald ing the use of force. A day later, II, both Massachusetts Democrats. day by the governor came as no Shrine Club, and Washington Social convalescent home. She was the to fake his death, died in prison Sun­ surprise to political observers. She noted that the move would day at age 62. Dodd praised Bush for proposing a “We should take a definite position,” Here arc Monday’s lottery rcsulLs from around New Club, both of Manchester. He also widow of Henry F. Murphy, bom in Founded Oct. 1, 1881 as a weekly. meeting between S ecret^ of State Riddle, a New Haven Democrat, bring her to the third branch of 647-9946 Falmouth, Mass., the daughter of Cates, a Jackson City Council had a Connecticut real estate license Early said. “I do not advocate ag­ England: Daily publication since Oct. 1, 1914. James A. Baker III and Iraqi Presi­ gression in any way.” was appointed attorney general by government. She worked as Lieber- and was a former commissioner of Rawson and Evalina (Dimmock) member from 1969 to 1973, was ar­ O’Neill when her predecessor, man’s legislative liaison and also dent Saddam Hussein. Sen. Joseph Kennedy said patience is a virtue Connecticut the 8th District Utilities and had Jenkins, she lived in Manchester for rested in 1983 five months after Joseph 1. Lieberman, was elected to worked for him when he was a stale highway patrolmen found what they USPS 327-500 VOL. VOL. 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If you don’t receive your Herald Wing and the 439th Combat Support through Westover as of Monday, ALLSTATE Attantic the Great Lakes today and then by 5 p.m. weekdays or 7:30 a.m. Saturdays, please Ocean telephone your carrier. If you are unable to reach your Group. The reservists, called up for Newell said. BUSINESS iPttmwrghj 30° ______across Quebec tonight and Wednes­ carrier, call subscriber service at 647-9946 by 6 p.m. 180-day duty, are expected to report About 1,500 miliuiry and civilian MACHINES iw**»una«oi»l 39”l day. weekdays lor delivery in Manchester. to the base today for processing and workers staff Westover operations \v Suggested carrier rates are $1.80 weekly, $7.70 for obm eiOeOAcoM-W— ITK. will begin working immediately, daily, Newell said. The reservists *'lt all adds up* 789 Main St. one month $23.10 (or throe months, $46.20 for six Newell said. called up Monday also will be Manchester Today’s weather picture was drawn by Patrick Kelly, months and $92.40 for one year. Newsstand price: 35 otter is on new machines only. Trade-ins welcome. cents a copy. They will be performing duties — ^roLO Ltn CLOi/cv replacing others who have ex­ Sale ends December 30, 1990. 643-6156 fourth-grader at Keeney Street School in Manchester. aircraft maintenance, police security hausted their reserve duly. 10—MANCHESTER HERALD, T\iesday, Dec. 4, 1990 THE NEW BREED BLONOIE by D*an Young A SUn Draka iflaiiflirstrr Hrralii I'LL RAISE SHOOT, I THOUGHT Crossword 1990 Norm Roctw«« by Kmg Fm Iutm SyrxScX* Y O U R W H ^ T V B HE WAS BLUFTFINS / IT RAISEr a i l ______^ J

ACROSS 46 Detachable Answer to Previous Puxzis Section 3, Page 11 collar | h E N 1 £ A 1 Jewish 49 01 a sickly !L Tuesday, Dec. 4, 1990 1* n i 0 sToW r j_ £ R festival color 2. IN VOGUE 6 Washington 51 Astray □ □ □ □ □ □ □ 1 8 2. N Sound 52 — tly IeIsIsH aItIiImE 1 N A 11 Lived with 53 Forests 13 Soup dish 54 Loom bar | j U P E E N 8 14 Ohio city ] Trends ■ fashion ■ social scene 15 Madeot DOWN |A L A R | b 0 A T silver |Y U R 1 R A R A 16 Fictional 1 Songstress I s A 8 e J 1 N D 2I story Page [D 17 Rootfeeture 2 German 1 19 Inhabitant submarine T A 20 Pairs 3 Valley on [0 Y D 8 4RLO AND JANIS by Jimmy Johnson 21 Son ot Noah moon R K E N 25 Sticky 4 — tixe E E 8 T HAVE YOU RMI&HED WELL, WHAT Witt HAPPEW Don't A5K ME TO OETj ‘Magical’ powers in symbolic jewelry, perfume substance (obsession) 26 Eggs 5 Club — 22 Tabled’— 39 Companion VOUl? MOK RBPORTIj AT SCHOOL TOMORROW IF iioro HYPomeriCAL 27 Gum tree 6 Knitting 23 Neck and (dial.) YOU DOD'T DO IT? SITOATlOnS/ The potential of magic is the tween $40 and $70 per set of car- neck 40 Idiots < 2 ^ postponed iJicir trip back home. ize off Yale Unviersity Anyone interested in learning 30 Having stitch rings, Island Magic jewelry is In addition, the sisters recently clumps 7 Prods 24 Produced 41 Shut marketing theme for Island Most artists have gaps in their 25 Diamond, 42 Not as high sociologists’ reports in 1986 that a launched a perfume called “Aus more about the firm’s products 33 Made poem 8 Golly _ ® Magie’s line of collectible jewel­ among Harvest’s more expensive skills. Likewise, neither Lyn or 34 Actress Dahl 9 Poetic e.g. 44 Units ot single woman’s chance of marry­ Gebo,” which they arc marketing can write Island Magic, 474 35 Belonging to contraction 27 Run sound ry, which is being sold locally at pieces, but selling well, he .said. Karen could draw .sailboats, a 45 Entreaty ing were slim at age 30 and a 40- as “the love potion of the 1990s.” Greenwich St., New York, New us 10 Explosive 28 No 12-4 Norm Rockwell Harvest, 44 Oak St., Manchester. For their jewelry ideas, the serious flaw for anyone imdcrtak- 36 — signal (abbr.) 29 Funeral item 46 Marble ycar-old woman was more likely Each bottle comes with a scroll York, 10013, or call (212) 37 In that case 12 Flowering 30 Tightest 47 Flying sau­ “Guess what, honey? I invented the bald Using knowledge of art, sym­ Mandelbaum sisters looked back ing a wall-sized painting of the is­ cer (abbr.) to die at the hands of a terrorist explaining the “magical” pro[x:r- 431-1383 or (212) 925-3604. 39 Pocket tree 31 — Major tire!” bolism, magic, mythology and to circumstances surrounding land’s sca.scapc. Botched boats bread 13 Keep — on (constel­ 48 AFL- — than find a hu.sband. Another tics of the oils contained. lation) 50 Enzyme fantasy. New Yorkers Karen and their childhood. Mother was a 40 650, Roman 18 Astronauts' were painted over as islands. report said that today’s children For instance, “Tuberose” is said 43 Diminish "all right" 32 Go by plane Lyn Mandelbaum arc creating and dancer on the circuit with Fred After the mural was painted, 45 Horseback 20 Lacquered 36 Bridle part SN A R I by Bruca Buttla couldn’t hope to live as well as to grant dangerous pleasures; 38 Detenseless selling a distinctive line of Astaire, who did some magic in game metalware demand for their .services grew. their parenLs. JOM^O '^4 prcxlucts. “Lilly of the Valley” reunites her act, reading cards and relating Evcniually, the sisters decided to It all was depressing news, and The mainstay of the product to ancient cultures and symbols. lovers after a quarrel; “Jasmine” SPIDER-MAN by Sian La* return to New York and set up Is­ the Mandelbaum sisters decided brings the power to allraci; and line arc large, complex, handmade Father was a lawyer. land Magic in New York. y o u 'f^ PC? " som£ c7FFicgf?s sflwypu LgAviwe Tve scene/ " that a little “magic” couldn’t “Mimosa” bestows beauty. A you /flSW^YTHlMK I earrings which feature several Both sisters studied at the Tyler The first line of merchandise make things worse. They \rs soiAeone symbolic designs in the form of School of An in Philadelphia, F^a.; half-ounce bottle of Aus Gebo, Roeeep that b a n k ? SVi\m\HC> was jewelry, long on erudition designed a line of four talisman Karen conccnU'atcd on filmmak­ which is the ancient Egyptian charms. Designs include masks, and high in price. Each piece nccklanccs: “Isis,” intended to ui- uPAOpye/ ing and .sculpture, Lyn on photog­ word for perfume, sells for about shooting stars, crc.sccnl moons, came with a long explanation of bring true love; a “sun” design to raphy and primmaking. $58. candles, cards, clocks, lop hats, its component symbols. bring the wearer wealth and suc­ Eight years ago, tlic sisters Salriano says he doesn’t plan to hearts, fans stars, crystals, bows, “Every piece had the equivalent cess; a “key” design to confer spoons, numerals and more. went to the Caribbean, to the sell the perfume because he tested of a 200-pagc art history synop­ prosperity; and “Venus,” for it and didn’t like its strong scent. The jewelry “is fa.scinating,” French side of St. Martin, to re­ sis,” Lyn explained in a recent ar­ romantic and true love.” according to Jerry Salriano, owner store themselves after their father “It has a lot of shock value,” he ticle about her jewelry. “It was Today, sales of “Island Magic” of Harvest in Manchester, which died. As the visit was drawing to commented. like a doctoral thesis.” Prices ran jewelry are about $1.5 million per specializes in collectibles. an end, lltcy heard that a local bar. Island Magic’s headquarters arc to hundreds of dollars. year. The firm has a nationwide .Satriano described the jewelry La Calanquc, needed a mural on two New York City Tribcca lofts. Sales were slow. Finally, to net of 37 sales rcprcscntalivcs, pieces as “a wonderful collection one of its walls. The sisters ap­ Karen M andelbaum’s is on crack the New York market, the with its jewelry selling in 4,000 Greenwich Street; Lyn Mandcl- EEK AND MEEK by Howl* Schnaldar of certain symbols.” Priced be­ plied and were hired, so they sisters decided to try and capital­ stores. baum’s is on Dcsbrosscs Street. AUS GEBO “m t ■nsxeuE turm me b i 'm fO U CAfJ VOU 0E su r e so AFFAID OF etlfJG HURT; AMSOfOe UUALKSIO? I W T LET A/JtOME- GCT / "Rule pi: Guys with toupees are usually TOO aOSE ID ME — ^ Rerfume tips offered to wparer.s less squeamish about artificial trees."

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BUGS BUNNY by Warnar Broa. NEW YORK (AP) — Drain Me: 'Fhc Hair-Raising Adventures group. ... Bald people know each amen. and a personal idol. “The most fully nice guy, Sandomir concedes, but of Baldman.” 5AMY, AIN T THERE WAIT A MINUTE...THIS clogged with what once was your other that way.” Sandomir’s idols — his princes of evolved bald man to ever walk the “he remains an enemy of my SUPR05EP TO BE PONT LOOK LIKE hairline? Friends complaining about Sandomir, 33, has watched his Willard, by the way, started bal­ pate, his rajahs of recession — arc planet, God rest his pate,” Sttndomir people.” AN OCEAN HERE?' ^ PIZMO BEACH TO WE. the reflection off your scalp? follicles falling for the past 13 years. ding at the tender age of 20. Vitale those guys who are bald and boast­ says reverently. The author did have one un­ I B E T WE TO O K A Women observing, “He’s awfully But the self-proclaimed “Baldman” started losing his hair at about the ful. Indeed, he provides an 10-man WRONG TURN SOMEWHERE pleasant cxjx:ricncc: Telly Savalas, cute ... too bad he’s losing his isn’t turning to toupees or rubbing same age, and the hyperactive color list of the patron saints of baldness. He goes on to dish the dirt about the “baldo di lulti baldi,” declined to hair”? Rogainc on his head. Instead, he’s man couldn’t be happier. The honorces include Scott, Vi­ who’s under a rug: Burt Reynolds sit for an interview. The “Kojak” ') /I Balderdash. Skin is in, so take asking his chrome-domed associates “By 30,1 was bald big time, baby. tale, “Today” show co-host Joe and Frank Sinatra own about 20 star maintained that he’s not bald, he pride in your pale, says Richard to rise up against die haired. But 1 was sexy. ... Bald is beautiful, Garagiola, U.S. Sen. Alan Simpson, pieces each. Howard Coscll doesn’t just chooses to shave his head. Sandomir, the anti-hairpicce activist Answering the call: some of baby, bald is sexy. No rugs get on ad exec Jerry Della Famina, syndi­ take care of his. Charlton Heston who wrote the book on baldness. America’s best-known baldics, in­ my scalp. It’s what 1 am. I’m a bald, cated columnist Mike Royko, best­ owns one of the world’s most “Incomprehensible!” complained “Bald men arc the equal of haired cluding weatherman Willard Scott one-eyed wacko,” says Viuilc. selling author Dr. Bcmie Siegal, frightening toupees. William Shai- Baldman. “For 25 years now. Telly’s HAOAR THE HORRIBE by Dik Brown* men. I’m tired of people talking to and sports announcer Dick Viutlc. This is what Sandomir lives for: retired NFL great Y.A. Tittle, actor ncr’s piece is indisccmiblc to all but been the bald man’s bald man. He THE GRIZWELLS by Bill Schorr die top of my head, or asking why 1 “It’s almost like a brotherhood, the few, the proud, the hairless. San­ Ken Howard and actor Louis Gos­ the most practiced eyes. won’t talk about being the shining [70 YOU |4|4oW I \r'e> A - don’t use minoxidil. Keeping your like people who pass each odter on domir, bom Sept. 4, 1957, started sett Jr. He also met Sy Sperling (’’I’m not example of bald saintliness, a T H E e>ec(2.BT OAM’T aA$fVHNE Dk5E5N‘T KHOW I head natural is the way of the ’90s,” Harleys. It’s simpalico,” Scott says going bald in 1978. By 1985, he was only the president of the Hair Club beacon for any of us who doubt the EXtST,.,^OMETtME$ X FEEL Gone but definitely not forgotten: OF ? TELU says Sandomir, author of “Bald Like of baldness. “You’re just one of die resigned to a world without hair. Yul Brynner, “his Royal Baldness” for Men. I’m also a client.) Sy is a manly value of our bare pates.” YOU LIKE NO OWE WAm$ TO KMoW TME REAL ME,., Silver Anniversary Wedding Mr. and Mrs. James Seaton-Wilcox tt-V r1 c b Lisa Marie Wilcox, daughter of Nakos Raymond and Marianne Wilcox 1 ALLEY OOP by Dav* Grau* Mr. and Mrs. James Nakos of of 516 Woodbridge St., FRANK AND ERNEST by BobThava* East Hartford celebrated their 50th Manchester, and Donald Robert wedding anniversary on Nov. 18 at a Seaton, son of Carol and Joseph reception at Veteran’s Memorial Seaton of 15 Bremen Road, Clubhouse in East Hartford. The I ’M fupe fHi'u. ee Manchester, were married Oct. 6 reception was given by their at Emanuel Lutheran Church in ehilcken and grandchildren. / A N y M IN U T 0 ' — Manchester. The couple was married on Nov. The Rev. Paul Johansson of­ J u j-f WBNT 23, 1940 in St. Pau-ick’s Cathedral ficiated. The bride was given in in New York City. J O M marriage by her father. Susan TiOSB. Wilcox, sister of the bride, was James Nakos worked as a super­ 9 maid of honor. Bridesmaids were visor of data processing at Pratt & Barbara Bottomlcy and Valerie Whitney Aircraft, East Hartford. Foley. From 1965 to 1975, he was vice chaimian and from 1975-85, was THE BORN LOSER by Ail Sarwom Daniel Bissettc was best man. chairman, of the Regional Council PHIPPS by Joaaph Farria Ushers were Paul Seaton and of Manchester Community College. Michael Nagorka. The reception was at Vito’s Mrs. Nakos, the former Emily Birch Mountain Inn, Bolton, and Astyk, worked as a nursing instruc­ tlic couple is living in Andover. tor at St. Francis Hospital School of The bride is a graduate of Nursing in Hartford. 9 Manchester High School and is attending the University of Con­ The couple’s children are Janet necticut at Slorrs. Levengood of Cleveland, Ohio; The bridegroom is a graduate Laura Hansen of West Hartford; of Manchester Fligh School and is Steven Nakos of Andover; and vice president of Vidconn Produc­ James E. Nakos of Manchester. Mr. and Mrs. Donald K. Seaton tions Inc. of Manchester. They have six grandchildren. Mr. and Mrs. James Nakos 12— MANCHESTER HERALD, Tlicsday, Dec. 4, l‘>9(/ MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday, Dec. 4, 1990-- 13 FOCUS Free-thinking Mass, town devises a New-Age plan We support our forces

By TRUDY TYNAN friends hippies, but some of our Ixjst e.stimated time of completion. serving in the-Middie East! Dear Abby Dr. Gott The Associated Press selectmen have been hippies,” said “People don’t have much oppor­ PEOPLE Selectman Ted Lewis, not a hippie tunity to spend money in Wendell,” WENDELL, Mass. — The more himself. said Smith, noting tliat the town’s Recent polls Indicate our men and Abigail Van Buren commercial devclopnicnt is limited Peter Gott, M.D. things change, the more tliis tiny But Wendell appeared to be fall­ ■ The Gatlin Brothers — Larry, Steve and Rudy to two general stores, an egg fami town wants to remain the same. ing victim to its own popularity, — arc hankering to entertain the troops in the Persian with the population more than dou­ .iiid an auto salvage yard. women stationed in Saudi Arabia Gulf. But the country singers found out a lot of other That means tlie kind of place where people live in old school bling to 830 in 20 years. The The fruit and vegetables prtxluccd entertainers had the same idea, and the next available problem facing children of the ’60s by the fann could be sold by sub- Man goes to mom, slot is February. Pacemaker helps buses or build homes as the spirit in the 1990s was how they could all .scription to residents, who would miss their loved ones at home and So the Gatlins arc doing the next best thing: send­ moves them. A place where the town building inspector can take a stay in Wendell and still reutin the pay in advance for a share of the ing over a Christmas special Uiped in Las Vegas and crop when it ripened, she said. hurts marriage backed up by an 80-voicc high school choir. sinus syndrome six-month leave of absence to help a town spirit that attracted them there miss news from home. Wendcllites want to expand the Larry Gatlin has a soft spot for the thousands of peace group build a school in El Sal­ in the first place. vador. Where volunteers give away “For a long time, our poverty and operation beyond produc«, into DEAR ABBY: I’ve been married to Harry for six soldiers sent to Saudi Arabia after Iraq invaded DEAR DR. GOTT: Is sick sinus syndrome baked goods, milk deliveries, Kuwait Aug. 2. His voice broke as he talked about bread on Fridays. Where most of the isolation protected us, but no years. It’s been a constant struggle to keep our marriage hereditary? Is there anything 1 can do to prevent it? firewood .sales and other farm-re­ Send your loved one our hometown the possibility that, come February, there may be no roads are dirt. Where most of the longer,” Smith said. “The cost of going, due to his drinking and my co-dependency. Harry DEAR READER: Sick sinus syndrome, often known lated businesses. need to entertain the troops. residents like tliem that way. living, even here, has increased to has been sober for six months, and we are both seeing as tachycardia/bradycardia syndrome, is not inherited; it “It wouldn’t add a lot of property “1 hope to God we’re out of there by then,” he “This is a town of rugged in­ the point where it is becoming dif­ therapists at an alcohol treatment center. is an acquired abnormality of the heart’s normal to the tax rolls,” Smith said. “But if paper. The Manchester Herald, with said. “I hope to God our people don’t have to shoot dividualists who came here bccau.se ficult for a lot of people.” Recently, we had such a severe crisis that we con­ pacemaker. we had a soy dairy that would just or be shot. we wanted to be free to be oursel­ So townsfolk held a seven-hour sidered divorce. We both did a lot of crying and thinking. As we age and progressively develop rust in our pipes, satisfy the town’s own needs, it “1 pray on a daily basis this Saddam fella will ves.” said Prudence Smith, a mem­ “visioning work hop” in which they all the news from Manchester and sur­ (We have four children.) During this time, Harry went to circulation to the cardiac nerves is reduced. This process would be a way to recycle Wendell his parents for emotional support. come to his senses. He can make the blood rim in the can selectively affect the blood flow to the sino-atrial ber of the five-person town planning wrote down, illustrated and debated streets if he wants. 1 hope he doesn’t.” board. things the town could use, such as a money in Wendell and make it His mother decided that i am not a good wife because node, a button of nerve tissue that generates the impulses easier for individuals to come up rounding areas. I don’t cook big, elaborate meals, and 1 don’t give Harry But Gatlin isn’t all soft spot, as he made clear on which trigger heart contractions. When the sino-atrial And so they are, a happy melange tool collective to share such the taped special. of young and old, of machinists and homeowner necessities as mowers, with the cash flow they need to sex often enough, so divorce would be in his best inter­ node malfunctions, it resembles an accelerator on an old make it here.” est. Then she cooked a pork roast and made sandwiches “I hope Saddam Hussein docs the right thing so we musicians, college professors and chainsaws, grass clippers and lad­ car: Sometimes it runs too fast (tachycardia) and some­ And it would fit Wendell’s tradi­ from the leftovers for him to take to work. She brought don’t have to open up a shoe store in his rear end,” he times too slowly (bradycardia). This results in cycles of famicrs, sewage workers and aging ders. They drew up lists of “Places told the audience. hippies. of the Heart,” or landmarks, they tion of doing its own thing. this lunch to the house while Harry wasn’t home and said inappropriate fast (or slow) heartbeat that may cause This, after all, is a town tliat to me, “You don’t like me doing this, do you?” symptoms, such as lighthcadedness, fainting, chest pain, Isolated and poor, with no ser­ wanted to protect, ranging from the ■ Just because she lost her job doesn’t mean M ar­ vices to speak of and no intention of Town Common to a heron rookery. boasts its own troupe of African 1 replied, “No, I don’t.” palpitations, weakness and shock. dancers and drummers, and a Then she shook her finger in my face and proceeded to garet Thatcher has lost a friend in Ronald Reagan. Last month, I spxint most of an evening with an elderly adding any, Wendell has always at­ Some changes came quickly. A And vice versa. tracted its share of truthseekers. volunteer committee, called the centrally located Free Box where tell me all the things she didn’t like about me, so 1 took patient in the emergency room. He had previously ex­ residents are encouraged to take her hand in mine and held it at her waist while 1 at­ The former president and his wife, Nancy, landed perienced bursts of inappropriate rapid pulse, which he Mormon Hollow, marked by a “Star Riders,” was formed to offer at Heathrow Airport on Monday for a five-day visit tiny cemetery on the north side of others rides into town, the result of a what they need and leave what they tempted to correct her misconceptions. Then she sat ignored. However, during the night in question, his heart can spare. down and waited for Harry to come home so she could to Britain. The Reagans will lunch on Thursday with rate repeatedly fell into the 30s, causing him to faint. I town, is named for travelers who left discussion about the lack of public tell him that I had picked a fight with her and twisted her Queen Elizabeth II. Later they’ll pop in to sec Mrs. could not get his pulse to rise into the normal range, even a 19th-century religious caravan and transit. Once a month. Town Hall be­ Thatcher, who until last week was prime minister. Tha Aisoclated Praat settled here. In the 1960s and 1970s, With a $20,000 state grant, resi­ comes the Full Moon Coffeehouse arm! Can you believe this? FILES BA NKRU PTCY — Airline with intravenous medicine. Eventually, a surgeon was What do you think of this woman’s behavior? She has Mrs. Thatcher quit as support in her Conservative able to place an artificial pacemaker, a device commonly Wendell became a haven for back- dents hired a small, local consulting for performances benefiting causes F^ty slipped away. The new prime minister is her entrepreneur Frank Lorenzo’s best-known to-the-landers and flower children fimi to help draw up a master plan, from tax resistance to a group that been interfering in my marriage since day one, and 1 am used to treat sick sinus syndrome. totally exasperated! V^at is your advice? protege, John Major. airline, Continental Airlines, filed for protec­ from the University of Mas­ the centerpiece of which is the opposed state surveillance flights to Mrs. Thatcher, 65, came to power in 1979. The Today’s pacemakers are remarkable conUaptions. An sachusetts and the other colleges proposed “Wendell Works” — a ferret out marijuana growers. END OF MY ROPE tion under federal bankruptcy court Mon- electrode wire, threaded through a vein into the heart, is DEAR END: As 1 see it, the central problem in your prime minister and the president were close allies in clustered around Amherst, 30 miles town-sponsored commercial organic All this doesn’t necessarily make Ihcir parallel pnliiir^l livpc______day, blaming the move on a stunning rise attached to a small, battery-driven generator. The away.______farm and spinoff cottage indusuics. an impression on folks who grew up let go of her son so he can be a mature man instead of a in fuel costs ana neavy debt accrued in the "Not only arc some oi my ncsi ■ Pierce Brosnan, the suave detective in the TV from the sino-atrial node (during which the generator is mama’s boy. free-spending 1980s. inactive); however, if for some reason the heart fails to You say that both you and Harry arc seeing therapists. scries “Remington Steele,” turned the quill on Hol­ lywood critics and panned an article that jokingly beat at a normal rate, the artificial pacemaker fires, That’s good. What docs your therapist think of Harry’s replacing the heart’s own pacemaker with electrical sig- complaining to his mother about his inadequate sex life? dismissed his new film. Brosnan defended the movie, “Mr. Johnson,” in a nds of its own. This is called “demand pacing.” Kiddie comedy topping By special arrangement, a three Unless your husband can outgrow his dependence on his Los Angeles Times column Monday, saying his yet- ing in West Africa in the 1920s, one producer Pacemakers can also be programmed to disregard inef­ mother, I see little hope for your marriage. to-bc released film directed by Bruce Beresford quipped: ‘They ought to put speed bumps in the aisle fectual natural electrical impulses or to override them. should be given a chance. ... to prevent people from leaving in droves.’” Many people with sick sinus syndrome have returned to month subscription is only $13.00. “If any art form ever required an open mind and a Brosnan said that remark virtually wrote the film’s full activity, thanks to pacemakers. The miniaturized box office for 3rd week What teen-agers need to know about sex, drugs, AIDS, closed mouth until the work had a ch^cc to prove or obituary. computer/generator/battery pack is permanently im­ and getting along with their peers and parents is now in average p>er screen, total gross and number of weeks in disprove itself, it is the motion picture,” Brosnan Brosnan noted that Beresford directed such distin­ planted, by surgery, under the skin of the chest, where it By JOHN HORN The Manchester Herald w ill be Abby’s updated, expanded booklet, “What Every Teen release. wrote. guished films as “Driving Miss Daisy,” ‘Tender Mer­ sits, ready to do its job when called upon to do so. The Associated Press Should Know.” To order, send a long, business-size, Figures are based on a combination of actual box- He was responding to a recent Times article that cies” and “Breaker Morant.” Pacemakers last for years. Depending on the amount of self-addressed envelope, plus check or money order for office receipts and studio projections where actual reported: “No word at all on Bruce Beresfords’ ‘Mr. “Mr. Johnson” was originally scheduled for a use, the batteries have to be replaced at intervals, usually LOS ANGELES — The kiddie comedy “Home mailed daily, with sports, locai S3.95 ($4.50 in Canada) to: Dear Abby, Teen Booklet, figures are not immediately available. Johnson’ ... but referring to its setting of road build- Christmas release. It will now open in February. about five years. Alone” packed them in at the movie theaters last P.O. Box 447, Mount Morris, 111. 61054, (Postage is in­ 1. “Home Alone,” 20th Century Rix, $14.4 million, Therefore, sick sinus syndrome is a consequence of weekend for first place with $14.4 million. cluded.) 1,342 screens, $10,721 per screen, $66.7 million, three news, features and all the news, to aging, over which we have no control. In second at the box office was “Misery” with $10.1 weeks. million. Exhibitor Relations Co. said Monday. Rob 2. “Misery,” Columbia, $10.1 million, 1,244 Reiner’s adaptation of the Stephen King novel stars screens, $8,100 per screen, $10.1 million, one week. keep them up.to date. James Caan and Katliy Bates as a writer and the sicko 3. “TTtrce Men and a Little Lady,” Disney, $8 mil­ TUESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1990— PRIME TIME fan who tortures him. lion, 1,282 screens, $6,269 [x;r screen, $29.8 million, Third was the sequel “Three Men and a Little two weeks. CHANNEL 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 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 Lady,” starring Ten Danson, Tom Selleck and Steve 4. “Dances With Wolves,” Orion, $7 million, 1,053 Per Month OVER THE AIR CHANNELS Guttenberg, with $8 million. It was followed by Kevin screens, $6,671 per screen, $24.4 million, four weeks. Costner’s Western “Dances With Wolves,” which sold N e w s " CBS N ew s Inside E n tertain ­ R escue 911 (In Stereo) g Movie: “Perry Mason: The Case of the Murdered N ew s g Night Court A m erica Mission: Impossible T h e Instant N ew s (R | g N ig h tw atch 5. “Predator 11,” 20lli Century Fox, $4.1 million, (In Stereo) g Edition g m ent M ad a m ” (1987. Mystery) Raymond Burr Barbara Hale $7 million in tickets. NETWORK-CBS S e lm a 's Tonight Greek IMF rnfillrales a R ecall 1,978 screens, $2,097 per screen, $19.7 million, two Tonight (In A young prostitute holds the key to solving the mystery flame wants drug cartel that is being W FS B Q S te re o ) surrounding a lormer madam s murder her to move betrayed by its leader (R) “Home Alone,” starring Macaulay Culkin as a wily weeks. M 3 Months kid defending his home from two thieves after his 6. “Rocky V,” MGM-UA, $3.3 million, 2,106 N e w s :; ABC N ew s W h eel of Jeopardy! W ho’s the Head ol the R oseanne Coach thirtysomething N e v e r N ew s g N ightline g W ho's the W ho's the Into the Night Starring A m erican H om e screens, $1,569 per screen, $32.1 million, tliree weeks. Boss? Billy C lass A rvid The Conners H a y d e n Better Ellyn meets an old parents accidentally leave him behind when they go on TV NETWORK-ABC g Fortune g g Boss? Boss? T o n y Rick D ees Clint Holmes: T alk Shopping 7. “The Rescuers Down Under,” Disney, $2 million, IS m iss in g . hides an ape m a rk an attends sell- date (In Stereo) g S a m a n th a b e c o m e s .Alley Mills. (In Stereo) N etw ork Spree a Christmas vacation, already has made a remarkable W T N H O i(ln Stereo) g in c la s s g anniversary h e lp g ro u p prepares lor overprolec- $66.7 million in three weeks. 1,237 screens, $1,621 per screen, $11.8 million, three (In Stereo) g (In Stereo) g a p ro m g liv e g ^26°° 6 Months TONIGHT Meanwhile, “Ghost,” starring Patrick Swayze and weeks. INDEPENDENT Cosby W ho's the C om edy W ho’s the Owen Marshall: Sw itch N ew s g 50 Years Com edy B achelor Paid Joe Franklin Paid Program 8. “Ghost,” Paramount, $1.9 million, 1,528 screens, W W O R O Show Boss? g W heel Boss? g I Counselor at Law Ago Today Tonight Father Program Demi Moore, should pass the $200 million mark by $1,211 per screen, $198 million, 21 weeks. This special courtesy rate is available only for INDEPENDENT 21 Jump Street G row ing H ogan Movie: “Amazing Stories: The Movie II " ( 1 9 8 9 . N ew s C heers Honey* Odd Couple M y T alk N ew s (R) Movie: “Resurrection" next week, making it the 11th highest-grossing film in W P ix CD A W 0 L (In Stereol 0 Pains Fam ily I Fantasy) John Lithgow. Danny DeVito L o v e rb o y d m ooners Show (1980) Ellen Burstyn history. 9. “Child’s Play 2,” Universal, $1.3 million, 1,439 ASK DICK KLEINER INDEPENDENT Rockford Files B aretta The Fire Man Movie: "The Intruder" (1977) A man and his stepson | Synchronal Synchronal 'Synchronal Synchronal Home Shopping Club | Here are the top movie ticket sales Friday through screens, $935 per screen, $24.5 million, four weeks. subscriptions going to a military address and W H C T C0 are menaced by a maniac during their drive to Pans Research R esearch R esearch R esearch Sunday as tallied by Exhibitor Relations Co., with dis- 10. “Jacob’s Udder,” Tri-Star, $825,970, 1,094 C osby 1 H ogan Cosby M 'A ’ S 'H A Movie: “Night ol the Fox" (1990. Drama) (Part 1 ol 2| M-A-S’H M iracle Jetlersons Jetlersons Trapper John, M.D. H air Club (Off Air) Uibutor, weekend gross, number of theater screens. screens, $755 per screen, $23.7 million, five weeks. for forces assigned in the Middle East crisis. INDEPENDENT Show T h e o Fam ily Show Clitt visitin g George Peppard Deborah Ratlin An American spy is C o lo n e l B lade P q lo r M en g e ts in M ic h a e l g o e s to a doctor is a sent behind enemy lines to rescue an officer whose Flagg wants DICK W T X X 0 ) trouble with tu rn s 4 0 b o o k -g ro u p lush knowledge of the Normandy invasion could spell defeat pen ic illin KLEINER J u s tin e g m e e tin g g for the Allies " Manchest^'Heraid NETWORK-NBC N ew s N BC N ew s W heel of Jeopardy! M atlock The Broker (In In the Heat of the Night iLaw & O rder Prisoner ol N ew s Tonight Show (In Stereo) |Lale Night With David (Off Air) P.O. Box 591, Manchester, CT 06040 W W L P © g I Fortune : j 2 ______S t e r e o l g 1 Family Matters g [Love (In Stereo) g iLetterman (In Stereo) MacNeil/Lehrer Nova In the Land ol the Please send The Manchester Herald for W orld of N ightly N ature Monkey Island Studying social N ational W orld ol (Off Air) Flight 103 TV docudrama Llamas" Wolfgang Bayer relationships among rhesus monkeys PUBLIC Id eas W ith Business N ew shour G eographic Ideas W ith Bill Moyers Report profiles (our camelids . living on Cayo Santiago (In Stereo) g Bill Moyers: □ One Month □ Three Months □ Six Months W E D H © (In Stereo) g M o n e y File the llama alpaca, vicuna C o m m u n ity Q. Was Ted Danson — Sam and guanaco g Name/Rank:______Malone of “Cheers” — really a Knight Rider G o lia lh A -T eam C o w b o y Movie: “They Drive by Night" (1940 Drama) N ew s Carol N ew hart Honey- Fugitive All Nile Movie Detective Paul Kelly protects an Humphrey Bc^art. Ann Sheridan A lealous murderess points finger at Pan Am George The team looks G e o r g e is INDEPENDENT Returns Michael s Burnett and m ooners heiress fortune in "Grissly s Millions (1944); chapters Unit:______relief pitcher for the Boston Red nemesis seeks a lor a missing sheritl complicates matters for two freelance truckers Friends attracted to A lice 5 and 6 ol "The Masked Marvel" serial; the short Sox? And, if he was, why isn’t he W T W S © showdown between KITT Guest Boy George a n a c tre s s a rra n g e s a sub|ect "Tongue Tiled" personnel. Another: ‘The destruc­ tion between Granada Television APO/Military Post Office;______and his improved Goliath TV surprise. any more? I know the Coach q By DEBORAH HASTINGS tion of Flight 103 may well have and HBO. In August of last year, a N ew s NBC N ew s C urrent Hard Copy M atlock T h e B ro k e r In the Heat ol the Night Law & Order Prisoner ot N ew s Tonight Show J a y L e n o Late Night With David Later W ith Fam ily Black Payment: □ Check Enclosed □ Cash (Nicholas Colasanto) is dead, but g Acting on a hunch. Julie Family Matters Virgil s The Associated Press been preventable.” joint production examined die fatal NETWORK-NBC g A ffair Love (In Stereo) g with Charlie Sheen. Judy L etterm an (In Stereo) Bob C ostas Feud Perspective was be also a baseball player or investigates a possible Me IS complicated by his Collins (In Stereo) (In Stereo) The 90-minute docudrama, which Soviet attack on a Korean Air Line umpire or something? — B.M., W V IT © double murder (In Stereo) leuding aunt and her son LOS ANGELES — It’s been two stars Ned Beatty, Peter Boyle, Vin­ jet in “Tailsiiin: Behind the KAL Tappenish, Wash. g (In Stereo) g Tragedy.” INDEPENDENT years since Pan Am Flight 103 cent Gardenia, Timothy West and A. Television, like the movies, is Family Ties A L F g C heers g NHL Hockey Boston Brums at Detroit Red Wings From the Joe Power Stick H o gan’s M*A‘S*H N ew h a rt g St. Elsewhere ' C ra tg in | Movie; "The Intruder" (1977) A man and his stepson Earlier this year, HBO aired Let's support our W S B K © S______I L o u i s Sports Arena. (Live) (H o ckey 1 Heroes iL o v e 1are menaced by a maniac during their drive to Pans rained down on the Scottish Michael Wincott, is culled from make-believe, and the people you NETWORK-ABC N ew s ABC N ew s C urrent Cosby W ho's the Head ol the Roseanne C oach (In thirtysomething Ellyn N ew s M-A'S-H N ightline g Personali- (Off Air) countryside. The lawsuits still are more dian 40 interviews with former Granada’s “The Investigation: In­ W G G B © A ffair □ IShow g |B o s s ? g IC Iass g |(lh Stereo) g S t e r e o l g Imeels an old dale, g Ities see are actors, playing roles. From 2 ______winding their way through the Pan Am safety officials and police side a Terrorist Bombing,” which the start, Ted Danson and Nicholas PUBLIC MacNeil/Lehrer I Over Washington Race to Save the Planet Envir. Video American Experience Yosemite The N ew s g N ova "In th e Land of the (O ff Air) courts, the investigations continue officers and reviews of internal created an uproar in England by Armed Forces! W G B Y © iN ew sh o u r 1 "Waste Not, Want Nor g iFate ol Heaven' g Colasanto were simply actors play­ Llamas (R)c i ______and on Sunday comes a British- memos, government documents and concluding dial six Irish men given ing parts. They were never involved FOX P review Love Star Trek: The Nest Movie: “The Trip to Bountiful" (1985 Drama) N ew s P review jArsenio Hall (In Stereo) g Paid jCene Scott | life sentences for die 1974 bombings W T IC QD I C onnection Generation (In Stereo) □ Geraldine Page. John Heard. Program American docudrama quite unlike regulatory reixirts. in pro baseball. CABLE CHANNELS its stateside cousins. It recreates damning conversa­ of two Bimiiiigham pubs, which Help them to have a small ‘The Tragedy of Flight 103: The tions between former Pan Am cluiir- killed 21 people and wounded 162 A&E A vengers " W h a t th e W orld ol Battle Line Biography Diana - The Yo-Yo Ma: A Month at Tanglewood Cicely Tyson at the Biography "Diana - The Making ol a Yo-Yo Ma; A Month at Tanglewood ( R ) | Q. A wager is on your answer to Butler Saw" Survival " P e ie iiu Making ol a Princess" Im prov Princess" (R) Inside Story” contains no on-camera man C. Edward Acker and die air­ others, were innocent. who played Tarzan first, Johnny (5 :0 0 ) Movie: “Sister This Is Your Movie: "Heaven Knows, Mr. Allison” (1957 Drama) Movie: "Crossfire" (1947) A sadistic, Movie: “The Enemy Below” (1957. Adventure) Robert Movie; "Heaven Knows, Mr. Allison" (1957, Drama) 1 crash, no grieving relatives, no line’s newly hired security expert, The Lockerbie crash docudrama Weissmuller or Buster Crabbe? I AMC K enny” (1946. Drama) Lite: Eddie Robert Milchum. A Marine officer cast u p n a Pacific anti-Semilic soldier becomes the prime Mitchum An American destroyer engages in a deadly Robert Mitchum A Marine officer cast upon a Pacific 1 buckets of tears. Fred Ford; alleges serious security likewi.se pulls no punches. piece of home mailed to Rosalind Russell. A lb ert (R) island discovers that the only other inhabitant is a nun. suspect in the murder of a Jewish man duel with a German submarine during World War II. island discovers that the onlv other mhahilani is a ram 1 bet on Weissmuller. — D.T., Mor­ This docudrama, co-produced by flaws at Pan Ani’s Frankfurt ter­ Struggling to boost air travel after M o v ie : " M a x ie " (1985, Comedy) Glenn Close. Mandy Movie: “National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation” Movie: “Hollywood Hot Tubs 2; Movie: "The Whoopee Boys" (1 9 8 6 . Movie: “W.B., Blue and the Bean” M ovie: gantown, W.V, Patinkin A prim and proper secretary becomes (1989, Comedy) Chevy Chase, Beverly D Angelo An Educating Crystal” (1989 Comedy) Comedy) Michael O'Keefe. Two 0989, Adventure) David Hasselholf "P arty Britain’s Granada Television and tlie minal; and suggests the terrorist die U.S. bombing of Libya and the A. You will have to check the Cinemax inhabited by the spirit ol a wild 1920 s flapper (In old-lashioned holiday at the Griswold home backfires in Jewel Shepard A bubbly valley girl streetwise New Yorkers enroll in a Three bounty hunters on the trail ol a Incorpor­ United States’ Home Box Office, is blast could have been avoided if Pan Alltel icaii downing of an Iranian air­ Stereo) PG (Adult language, adult situations) g typical fashion (In Stereo) "PG-13" (Adult language, enrolls in business school to learn how Florida swampland charm school in order them every day. wording of that bet carefully. If you kidnapped heiress find themselves in a a te d '' (1 9 8 9 . adult situations) g to run her mother's health spa R to win a wealthy heiress's affections "R" war with Colombian drug dealers R C o m e d y ) "R an investigative effort tliat serves as Am had paid greater heed to intel­ bus, Pan Am announced an unprece­ bet which one of those two played an indictment of Pan Am security ligence re[X)ris warning of such a dented security system designed to CNN jworld Today M oneyline Crossfire P rim eN ew s Larry King Live 1 Evening News I^Moneyline Sports |N e w tn ig h t 1 Showbiz iNewsnight Update Sports the part first, you win — iTonIght T o d a y (R) Latenijjht measures at its Frankfurt tenninal. bombing. offer greater protection from ter­ Weissmuller started Tarzaning in Alice in Wonderland Alice follows the B lueto es, Stingiest Man in Town Return of Sherlock A chievers Movie: “The Champ" (1979. Drama) Jon Voighl, Faye A chievers Return of Sherlock D an g er Bey System Flight 103, which originated in The program is not the first rorist retaliation. ’32, Crabbe in ’33. But if you bet While Rabbit through Wonderland, (Part the Animated musical based H olm es "The B ru c e "Jack Dunaway A strugglrng boxer gains strength and O n e o l Ih e H olm es "The B ru c e "Solo Fliglil Test Frankfurt, exploded over the Scot­ television U'cauneiit of the Locker­ Disney 2 o f 2) C hristm as on A Christmas Carol" by Partington Plans' D e m p s e y " inspiration from his son. "PG" (Adult language) heavyweight Partington Plans" (R) (R ) (In Among the allegations in die who was the first Tarzan, Ell Charles Dickens. boxers. (R) S te re o ) i j land village of Lockerbie on Dec. bie crash. Granada-HBO docudrama: Weissmuller or Crabbe, you both A n im a te d 21, 1988, as it tunicd toward New Connie Chung and the PBS — A New York press conference lose — Elmo Lincoln was die first ESPN jSportsLook SportsC en* College Basketball ACC/Big East Challenge -- College Basketball ACC/Big East Challenge - North Carolina State S p o fttC en * Lighter Sida NFL NFL's Greatest N BA Today SportsCen- York on tlie final leg of its trip. All documentary series “Frontline” also te r Clemson vs. Seton Hall. From Syracuse. N Y (Live) |al Syracuse, From Syracuse, N Y. (Lrvel tar staged by Pan Am to intrcxlucc its ape man, back in 1918. o f Sporta G ra ata st M om ents: Autumn Ritual. (R | ter 259 passengers and crew, as well as looked at die tragedy, which has (5 :3 0 ) Movie; "Starman" (1984, Science Tim Burton Movie: “Nobody's Perfect" (1 9 9 0 . Movie: "Descending Angel" (1 9 9 0 . "Rita new “Alert” security system actually Best Hotel on Skid Row Comedy Hour: Movie: "Alter Midnight" (1989, Horror) Jillian 11 townspeople, were killed. spawned allegations of cover-ups Fiction) Jeff Bridges, Karen Allen An B ehind the Comedy) Chad Lowe. Gail O'Grady. A q Drama) The daughter of a Romanian Rudner: Born to Be Mild " MeWhirter, Pamela Segall Psychology students reveal was a farce featuring bomb-sniffing iiaitrl|pafrr Hpralh Q. I am a very big fan of “Guid­ HBO alien and a young widow are pursued by Scenes lovesiruck freshman poses as a woman immigrant stumbles upon evidence that Rita Rudner sinks her their greatest (ears white swapping after-hour horror Officials of Pan Am, depicted as against Pan Am and the U.S. canines Ixiught the day lu'fore from ing Light” I would like to know government agents during a cross­ in order to win a spot on his heartthrob s her lather was a Nazi war criminal and teeth into marriage, men stories at their professor's home (In Stereo) "R" (Adult corporate moguls more concerned government, as well as a country journey to his mothership. "PG" tennis learn PG-13' has lies to modern-day lascisis. g and more (R) (In Stereo) g language, graphic violence) a regular kennel and guards who why Kim Zimmer left the show, witli public image than protecting voluminous lawsuit filed by the vic­ sported fake guns. Lifetime S uperm ar­ |E /R 1|e .N .G . "Fools Rush in " L A . Law "The G o o d Movie: "The Little Match Girl” (1987. Drama) Keshia flY ic e y Days ol Spenaer. For Hire " A n Self-Improvement Guide Your Hometown Newspaper and why did they change the actor k e t Sw eep Human Bar |iKniqht-Pulliam, Rue McClanahan U llm an Moiily Dodd Eye for an Eye" passengers, have tlieir own view of tims’ families alleging willful mis­ — A $5-per-passeiigei interiia- who is Alan Michael? — C.C., Movie: "Lucky Stiff” (1989. Comedy) It's Garry Movie: “Getting It Right” (1989. Comedy) Jesse Movie: “Bill and Ted'a Excellent iM ovia; “1969" (1988, Drama) Robert Movie: “Psycho IV; The Beginning” (1 9 9 0 , the film’s findings. conduct by the airline in allowing lional surcharge levied by Pan Am Lawrence, Mass. Donna Dixon. An overweight loser finds Shandling's Birdsall, Helena Bonham Carter A 31year-old virgin Adventure" (1989. Comedy) A time­ Downey J r. Two best friends avoiding Suspense) Anthony Perkins, Henry Thomas Through a “Outright fabricatioms” is one. An die bomb — placed in a radio-cas­ to pay for the new security measures Since 1881 A. Kim Zimmer and her husband, Showtime himsell on the menu when he accepts a Show (In finds three eirgible women available for his first traveling telephone booth provides two the drah feel the stateside etiects ot ihe series of flashbacks, Norman Bates recounts Ihe sette player and packed inside a suit­ dinner invitation from a gorgeous blonde. S t e r e o ) g romantic conquest. (In Stereo) "R" (Adult language, empty-headed students with a cosmic V ie tn a m W a r "R" (A d u lt la n g u a g e , a d u lt childhood traumas that led him to become a mass “attempt to exploit the tragedy instead went to the airline’s cor­ A.C. Weary, decided to try their for­ (In Stereo) "PG (Adult silualions) adult situations, brief nudity) opportunity to pass their history finals, g silualions, brief nudity, violence) m u rd e re r witliout regard to the facts” is case — on Flight 103. porate account. tunes in Los Angeles. So she quit Movie: "The Prince ol Pennsylvania” (1988. Drama) Movie: “Family Business” (1989, Comedy-Drama) Movie: “Ferris Bueller's Day Off" (1986, Comedy) Movie: "Torch Song Trilogy" (1988, Comedy-Drama) Movie: “Family another. Granada and HBO claim the — Pan Ain’s colorized X-ray 16 Brainard Place the New York-based program. Keanu Reeves, Amy Madigan A teen-age rebel and his Sean Connery, Dustin Hoffman A semi-respeclable Matthew Broderick. Mia Sara. A teen-age whiz kid Harvey Fierslein, Anne Bancroll. Adaptation ol Ihe B usiness" (1 9 8 9 . A U.S. presidential commission docudrama, which debuted in machine (which unlike black-and- TMC ex-hippie girlfriend plan to escape their poring businessman is reluctantly drawn into a high-tech heist plays hooky from school, borrows a vintage Ferrarr and Tony Award-winning play. A sensitive drag queen Comedy-Drama) Sean Britain on Nov. 26 ande premieres Similarly, Carl Evans, who had existence in a rural mining town (In Stereo) "R" (Adult masterminded by his son and his roguish father (In heads ott to do the town, (In Stereo) "PG-13 (Adult searches for love in a world that disapproves ol his Connery, Dustin Hoffman, on aviation security and terrorism white nuKiels can delect plastic ex­ language, violence) Stereo) "R" (Adult language, violence) g language) g Manchester, CT played Alan Michael, wanted to lileslyle "R" (Adult language, adult situations, violence) (In S te re o ) "R" g invesligaled tlie crash and came up on HBO at 9 p.ni. Sunday, is the plosives) was not working the day move on and try his luck elsewhere. USA Cartoon Express Sm urfs N u tcra cker Movie: "Santa and the Movie: "Miracle on 34th Street” (1973. Comedy) Miami Vice G o ld e n E qu alizer H e a r t o f New Mike Hammer Movie; “The New witli its own conclusions in May. most comprehensive television in­ the radio-cassette and its plastic ex­ Scoob Sebastian Cabot, Jane Alexander g Triangle" (Part 2 of 2) J u s tic e " He left and was replaced by Rick Xm as 1 Three Bears" (1 9 7 0 ) Mote Than Murder" M ave rick" (1 9 7 6 ) One: Much of die blame belonged to vestigation of the bombing. plosive device was loaded on the Hearst. inept and confused Pan Am security It also is not the first collabora­ doomed lliulii. 14—MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday, Dec. 4, 1990 MANCHESTER HERALD, -niesday, Dec. 4,1990—15 BUSINESS CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 L ots/Lond fo r Sale .... 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Boots and M arine E quipm ent...... 13 The Consumer Federation estimates 250,000 to Wonted to Buy/Trade ...... 91 U.S. Comptroller of the Currency and editor of Finan­ legitimacy of the field has not been recognized and is financial planners making much of their income from 400,000 people around the country call themselves cial Services Review, a new academic journal, estimates susceptible to charlatans.” commissions on products they sell, like limited partner­ READ YOUR AD: Clottlfed advartltamenti art DEADLINES: For classified adyertlsments to that 99 percent of financial planners dispense bad ad­ The Consumer Federation of America estimates that ships, insurance polices and bonds, Roper said. financial planners. RATES: 1 to 6 days: 90 cents per line per day. taken by telephone as a convenience. The bad advice from financial planners costs Americans Mandcll offered a couple of examples of the kind of The industry has attempted to regulate itself. The 7 to 19 days: 70 cents per line per day. be published Tuesday through Saturday, the Manchester Herald Is responsible for only one vice. deadline Is noon on the day before publica­ $500 million a year. Fraud costs perhaps another $500 bad advice out there. I AFP maintains a registry of about 1,000 planners who 20 to 25 days: 60 cents per line per day. Incorrect Insertion and then only for the size of “The field is a uavesty as we know it,” said Mandell, tion. For advertisements to be published million, according to the Consumer Federation’s Bar­ If a person had a $100,000 mortgage at 10 percent in­ meet its criteria. 26 or more days: 50 cents per Tine per day. the original Insertion. Errors whichdonotlessen who has taught finance and political science at Connec­ Monday, the deadline Is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. Although they generally support increased regulation, Minimum charga: 4 lines. the value of the advertisement will not be ticut for 11 years. “It will take a lot of work to develop it bara Roper. terest and inherited $100,000, most financial planners corrected bv an additlonol Insertion. into a respectable field.” Mandell says financial planners should be required to would tell their clients to pay off the mortgage if the rate some industry representatives question whether The Financial Services Review is published by the study calculus and statistics along with finance and of return on their investments was 9'/2 percent, Mandcll dishonesty and incompetence arc as prevalent as Man­ dcll and other critics believe. Academy of Financial Services, founded in 1986 by economics. They should also be licensed, like lawyers said. NOTICES 1 LOST and FOUND 3 ANNOUNCEMENTS 11 HELP WANTED 11 HELP WANTED 21 HOMES FOR SALE 21 HOMES FOR SALE 2 2 CONDOMINIUMS But Mandcll said that advice ignores the option “The great majority, at least among our members, arc business professors from around the country who and certified public accountants, he said. Like the Con­ FOR SALE sumer Federation, Mandcll advocates tighter regulation theory. If the mortgage has a fixed rate, the person is well-educated, ethical, qualified practitioners,” said As a condition precedent IMPOUNDED-Male age 1, wanted to push financial planning into the realm of to the placement of any DUPLEX WITH ON A CLEAR DAY- locked in at 10 percent. But if interest rates drop to 8'/2 Andy Nelson of the lAFP in Atlanta. “Unfortunately, Husky Cross, white. PRI VACY-South $225,000. You can see science. of financial planners. a d v e rtis in g in the Found on Farm Dr. Call MODELS MANCHESTER-2 The Review’s first issue, to be published this spring, U.S. Rep. Rick Boucher, D-Virginia, introduced percent, the mortgage could be refinanced. The person there is a minority of folks out there who arc not proper­ Manchester Herald, Ad­ ADVERTISING Windsor-$187,900. 2 forever...from the peak Bedroom Townhouse. Manchester Dog Completely renovated of Bolton Notch and this features an article by Harry F. Markowitz, a City legislation last spring that would have done Just that hy would have lost their option if they had paid off the loan ly trained. ... Those arc the ones that make the head­ vertiser hereby agrees Warden, 643-6642. CHILDREN $109,900. Nice unit in units nicely sited on 8 room Tudor with 4 very small Condo com­ University of New York professor who last month won making financial planners subject to oversight by the with their inheritance. lines.” to protect, indemnify 3 mos. to 16 yrs. and hold harmless the SALES REP 1.75 private acres. All bedrooms. Magnificient plex with a total of 6 For review by major new kitchens and floor to cathedral ceiling Manchester Herald, its 2 PERSONALS units. Deck off kitchen. NATIONAL TALENT for East of the River daily newspaper baths, newer siding and stone fireplace, 2-1/2 Lots of yard area. officers and employees baths and full against any and all DIRECTORY. We multi-level PT deck. CHFA Approved! Northeast GUYS MEET GIRLS Great income basemenfl House sits liability, loss or ex­ have successfully Entry level position. Sales experience Owner's to pay $4,000 opportunity. DW Fish on almost 8 ACRES of towards closing costs. Airline vows pense including had children seen SINGLE preferred. Will train to do advertising lay­ Real Estate, 643-1591. possible sub-dividable DW Fish Real Estate. attorneys' fees, arising land as a bonusi Anne area most from claims of unfair and/or placed for outs. Must be energetic and enjoy public 643-1591. films, soaps, cata­ Miller Real Estate, 647- trade practices, infring- GIRLS ENERGY EFFICIENT-4 8000. ment of trademarks, logs, newspaper ads contact. Excellent fringe benefits indude Bedroom Cape on F 2 3 LOTS ft LAND FOR to continue delinquent trade names or patents, 1-900-820-3355 and T V. commer­ salary plus incentives, gas mileage, paid quiet, one way street. violation of rights of cials. Interviewing Newly painted inside MANCHESTER-Reduced SALE By DAVE SKIDMORE privacy and infringe­ Meet girls in your area vacation + holidays. Insurance indudes and out. Remodeled $20,000 to $249,900. ment of copyright and soon locally. bath, newer carpeting LOT SIZE-1/2 acre. The Associated Press who would like to meet 76 Adelaide Rd. (off 140x100 Feet, corner proprietary rights, unfair Call Rascals Talent dental. Must have reliable car. and new kitchen floor. Porter St.) All brick L usual business competition and libel someone like you Directory, Inc. New shutters and lot. Business (B2 WASHINGTON — The Send resume to: shaped custom Ranch. zoned). 500 Center St. and slander, which may tonight!!! (412) 856-8055 awning^s. Frenced-in New kitchen with cus- Corp. was renamed. deteriorating economy is hitting yard. Hnn’t mi«;<; thig Manchester. Reduced Bv WENDY BENJAMINSON result from the publica- S3/mln. Musi be 18 yre old. tom lilBL..tumace_ j -onr::: The trip to bankruptcy court was consumers in Northeastern states^- "Ton^^oFariT^adveFttss^ Manchester Herald one! CHFAIi $T3T,000. to * $19^5,GOtJ,' The Associaied Press hot water heater. 8 negotiable. 643-5153. the second in seven years by Con­ hardest, according to loan delin­ ment in the Manchester 10 PART TIME HELP Strano Real Estate, Years old, new drive tinental, which filed in 1983 amid a quency data for the July-September Herald by advertiser, in­ WANTED Advertising Department 647-7653. way, pressure treated HOUSTON — Continental Air­ cluding advertisements bitter dispute with the airline’s quarter. .GETONTHE RO.W angled deck encom­ 2 4 INVESTB4ENT lines’ baivkruptcy court filing leaves union. in any free distribution P E E C H RO. Box 691 KANE ROAD-$120’s. Un­ passes "87" 18x36 in- PROPERTY the empire built by Frank Lorenzo Nationally, the percentage of con­ publications published riyCL.\SSlFlEDS ] PATHOLOGIST-.8 ground pool, brick Under Chapter 11, a company sumer loans 30 or more days delin­ believable 6 plus room. in disarray, but the carrier says it by the Manchester CuUSSIFrEDS Time. Starting Brick front Ranch. Rec patios, screened porch. ESTABLISHED VIDEO gets a reprieve from debts while it quent was a seasonally adjusted 2.56 Herald. Manchester, CT 06040 will be business as usual while it rcj'ff Sfff It r»%te' mllh immediately. CT Cer­ room, office, treed lot Full finished suite lower STORE-Turn key busi­ figures out how to pay bills and tries percent at the end of the third Htiino CLmiiitc 4Di level. Hurry, call Sharon ness with room for tries to get its finances in order. tification required. Con­ with detached garage. to reorganize as a healthy business. quarter, virtually unchanged from 643-2711 tact Michael J. Miller, residence, 646- added growth. Owner The nation’s fifth-largest airline NOON TIME AIDES 21 HOMES FOR SALE This prime home must “This is not a bankruptcy as was the 2.55 percent rate at the end of Malinowski, be seen! It’s a Cream 5566. Re/Max Real will tram, family run blamed $2.2 billion in debt and in­ W E D E LIVE R The Marxihester Board Estate. 647-1419. Continental’s in 1983 or Eastern’s the April-June period, the American Superintendent, PuffI call Vivian Fer­ business. $65,000. creased jet fuel costs from the Per­ For Home Delivery, Call Coventry Public BEST DEAL IN Philips Real Estate, last year,” Continental general coun­ of Education is seek­ MANCHESTER-75% guson at Blanchard & sian Gulf crisis for Monday’s Bankers Association said Monday. Schools, 78 Ripley Hill Rossetto Real Estate, 742-1450. sel Charles T. Goolsbee said. The rate was 2.46 percent at the 6 4 7-9 9 4 6 ing applicants for a owner financing. 5 MANCHESTER-257 Lud­ decision to seek protection from Monday to Friday, 9 to 6 Rd., Coventry, CT 646- 2482. low Rd. See this im­ F “Remember, those airlines shut end of the first quarter of 1990 and noon time aide posi­ Room Cape with creditors under Chapter 11 of 06238, 742-7317. garage. $116,000. 529- F maculate 10 room Gar­ SUPER MULTI-FAMILY- down. ... We are doing none of that. 2.64 percent at the end of the fourth federal bankruptcy law. tion at Highland Park 7177. MANCHESTER-Colonial, rison Colonial that of­ Set like a jewel on 4-1/2 This is absolutely a business-as- quarter of 1989. Continental said that the move did School. 2 hours per $130’s ’FREE, FREE. fers 4 bedrooms, 1st acres. Inviting covered usual program.” However, the lack of movement CLASSIC GRACE-5 floor family room or deck, central air, not affect any of about 1,400 flights day. $5,50 per hour. Room Colonial. Impec­ FREE, Termite En­ The airline serves 88 U.S. cities masked sharp variations among gineer inspection." New den, 2-1/2 baths. 2 skylights, 2 fireplaces. Monday and that it will fly its nor­ Interested applicants cable condition. 2 and 55 international destinations regions. Kitchen, immaculate fireplaces, screened Nortn Coventry. Price mal schedule and honor contracts Fireplaces and morel porch and much more reduced to $239,825111 with more than 300 planes. Its main A The top five delinquency rates should contact Mrs. Call Barbara Weinberg, condition, hardwood w’uh uavet agenis and other airlines. hubs are in Newark, N J., Houston floors, aluminum sided for only $229,000. U & Philips Real Estate, were New Hampshire, 6.12 percent; Novak. Re/Max Real Estate, R Realty, 643-2692. 742-1450. The airline also sought to reassure and Denver, and the airline is build­ 647-1419. 2-car garage. Private Connecticut, 5.53 percent; Puerto fenced rear yard. Call F F its passengers and 37,000 employees ing up a fourth hub in Cleveland. Highland Park F______that is plans to emerge from Rico, 5.18 percent; Massachusetts, today, won’t last long NEW CAPE-$130’s. 6 Full Some analysts said Continental 4.85 percent; and West Virginia,’ on the market. Ask for INVESTORSIII Handyper- bankruptcy court as an operating en­ COUNTRY CON- size baths. Bright sunny may have a relatively smooth ride 4.34 percent. Rounding out the top School Sharon Miller, kitchen with oak son Special. 5 tity. SEASON’S VENIENCE-L-Shaped Bedrooms, sunroom, through bankruptcy court, but recent 10 were New York, Rhode Island, residence 646-5566. cabinets. All Anderson “We arc confident that there will Ranch convenient to Re/Max Real Estate, garage. 1 Acre lot. Ideal shakeouts in the industry and the un­ Maine, Alabama and New Jersey. 647-3430 Main Street, but a windows. Full be no need for layoffs, pay cuts or 647- 1419. basement. Treed lot! for Contractor whose certainty of the Middle East situa­ Delinquency rates were lowest in GREETINGS EOE country road. 2 or 3 business is slow. Many reductions in benefits,” said Hollis tion remain troubling. Bedrooms. A super Call Robert Blanchard, Arizona, 1.27 percent; Nebraska, Blanchard & Rossetto extras included. Harris, chairman of Continental Air­ “It’s still a strong airline,” said buy. $167,500. Call Ashford, Only $75,000. 1.33 percent; South Dakota, 1.34 For Family, Friends or that ASSEMBLERS-Excellent Real Estate. "We’re lines Holdings Inc., the airline’s Raymond Neidl, an analyst with Barbara Weinberg, Re/ ONE FLOOR EASY- Philips Real Estate. percent; Colorado, 1.56 percent; and income to assemble Selling Houses," 646- parent, which also filed for Chapter Dillon Read & Co., a Wall Street in­ Special Someone... products from your max Real Estate, 647- Living attractive 742-1450. Minnesota, 1.62 percent. The rest of 1419. fireplace living room 2482. 11. vestment firm. “They’ve got good Give a personalized message that home. 504-646-1700 the bottom 10 were Tennessee, that’s warm and The move, though, leaves in tat­ hubs and fairly cheap operating The Associated Press Dept. P2458. LAP OF LUXURY- Washington, North Carolina, will appear December 24th CUTE AND COZY- inviting. Sunny yard that NEW CAPES-To be built ters an empire crafted by Lorenzo costs. They want to hold onto most FILING FOR PROTECTION — Hollis Harris, chairman, president and chief executive officer DRIVER-For home fuel oil invites children. A super on up to 5 acres in Aluminum and Brick California and Idaho. delivery. Class II and Manchester-$117,900. Colonial on an acre. from a hodgepodge of carriers in­ of these assets. In the long term, that of Continental Airlines, fields questions from reporters after announcing that the company has in the Herald! Attention first time buy in the $130’s. Call Coventry. Choose your Robert H. Dugger, chief medical card. Barbara Weinberg. Re/ Cheery hearth, formal cluding Eastern Airlines, People Ex­ could be good.” buyers! 2 Bedroom lot, colors and dining, 4 bedrooms, 2- filed for bankruptcy court protection. economist of the banker’s group, A 1x1 ittch ad is $4.00. Seasonal. Experience Max Real Estate, 647- materials. $139,900-up. press and Frontier. Its huge debt is a Continental has about $2.2 billion Cape with 2 additional 1 /2 baths, 1 St floor fami- said the survey, combined with helpful. 645-8393, Mon- 1419. Philips Real Estate, legacy of its growth during the in debt. It also has nearly $4 billion bedrooms partially ly room, multi-level Rising luel costs have affected London routes to UAL Corp., the other data, indicates consumers na­ Larger ads are also available ~ day-Friday, 8am-5pm. F 742-1450. 1980s. in aircraft operating losses. Prices more than doubled to $1.28 finished up. Nice rear deck. Coventry. parent of United, in a $400 million tionally continued to pay their bills FOOD BROKER-parl time Eastern is struggling after filing Harris said the airline is spending by mid-October before falling back other airlines, but none had filed for up to one full page! yard with newer wood RENT PURCHASE OR Reduced! $189,900. deal. In addition, airlines have laid in the third quarter but were scaling sales person to call on shed. Convenient to all BUY!!!-$1 99,900. Philips Real Estate, for bankruptcy protection in 1989, an extra $70 million a month on jet to $1.07 in recent weeks. Chapter 11 before Continental. VERNON-8 Rainbow off thousands of workers and some back borrowing as the economy So give Holiday Cheer this year local supermarkets. schools. A great buy! Reduced! Owner will 742-1450. Lorenzo was ousted as chairman fuel because of a sharp rise since The airline has raised fares 15 Earlier this fall. Pan Am Corp. an­ Must own car. Call 1- Trail. Here’s a home plan to cut capacity. headed into what many analysts say I DW Fish Real Estate, take a second earlier this year and his Texas Air Iraq invaded Kuwait in August. percent in recent months. nounced it would sell five prized with an ad in the Herald! 401-245-2769.______with everything. 1st is a recession. 643-1591. mortgage on this 3 bedroom Ranch on 8 Floor family room with LUCRATIVE ANTIQUE “Consumers are well aware of the Ads must be phoned into the Herald no later than LOCAL-lnsurance Agency fireplace, 3 bedrooms, BUSINESS-18 Years at looking for part time ACRES! Enjoy the 2 full slowing economy and arc making Friday, December 21 at Noon! DECK THE HALLS!!! This complete lower level present location. At­ clerical person. $6.00/ extra-special 7 room baths, country kitchen, efforts to consolidate and repay full walkout basement recreation room, central tached house included. C all 643-2711 hour. 5 Days, monday- Cape Cod on Benton air conditioning, large Great opportunity for Arco wants insurers to cover toxic cleanup debts, rather than take on new friday. 9:00 a.m.-1:00 St. in Manchester is all to private treed lot. 3- in-ground pool. 3-Zone Owner/Occupant or ones,” Dugger said. Ask for Ilze or Paula p.m. Call 646-4899. Car garagel Owner will cleaning up toxic pollution is part of Arco said in a statement Monday. legedly ix)lluting land and water at Joel Moskowitz, a partner specializ­ set for your holiday heating and much more rental income. Government data shows con­ touches! Just treated to hold entire mortgage! By E. SCOTT RECKARD the damages to be paid by insurers Supreme courts in Massachusetts, 79 sites in a number of states. ing in environmental law with the PROFESSIONAL Anne Miller Real for a reduced price of Coventry, $259,900. sumers arc taking fewer loans, he a major facelift inside $198,000. U & R Philips Real Estate, The Associated Press under standard comprehensive Minnesota, Washington and North The unanimous state Supreme Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher firm in COUPLE-Seeks de­ Estate, 647-8000. said, while anecdotal evidence from pendable child care in and out, the 2nd floor is Realty. 643-2692. 742-1450. general liability policies. Carolina have made similar rulings Court ruling was broad but not all- Los Angeles. now finished with F bankers indicates that financially our Manchester home. F LOS ANGELES — Atlantic Arco, the big Los Angeles-based in recent months. inclusive. Carriers have legal defen­ bedroom, sitting room RICHARD ROAD-10 plus Steve Wasdick, a spokesman for stronger households may be taking Day and evening hours. EAMSTRESS Richfield Co. sued more than 70 in­ oil company, also is asking to have The case decided Nov. 15 said in­ ses that include gross negligence or Call 643-2770. and full bath for a total Colonial with slate roof. out less expensive and longer-term WANTED-Take over surance carriers for reimbursement the duties and liabilities of both surance companies that provide willful misconduct by the insured. Aetna Casualty and Surety Co. of of 3 bedrooms and 2 full This spectacular home home equity loans in order to pay baths. Fabulous new is set on a beautiful long established Bridal of the huge costs of restoring 50 companies and insurers clarified property coverage must pay their Many recent policies also exclude America, said suits over toxic waste 2 2 CONDOMINIUMS Shop Business. Superb liability have frequently wound up off other consumer loans and reduce kitchen, new siding and landscapped loti Call hazardous waste sites polluted over under the state Supreme Court policyholders’ costs of cleaning up all but “sudden and accidental” in­ Want to sell your car? For FOR SALE opportunity for am­ in court, and often tuni on the lan­ their monthly payments. new roof! Pleasing price Vivian Ferguson, six decades, company officials said. ruling. toxic waste at government order. stances of pollution. quick results, use a low- bitious person. Dugger said he expected the num­ of $145,000, too! Jack- Blanchard & Rossetto Experts said the case will help set “Arco believes that this action The case was brought against AlU Companies affected by Superfund guage of the policy. By the early cost Classified ad. son & Jackson Real Real Estate. 646-2482. MANCHESTER-Condo, $25,000. Philips Real 1970s, many carriers included “pol­ ber of consumers behind on loan Estate, 742-1450. precedents for insurers and com­ will bring the questions of insurance Insurance Co. and other- insurers legislation all over the nation arc Estate, 647-8400. "She’s Selling HousesI" $88,000. Priced for a lution exclusion” clauses to avoid payments to be higher when figures panies nationwide. It stems from a coverage and compensation before a after FMC, A Chicago-based chemi­ checking old policies to sec if they quick deal! This 2 arc reported for the final three Bedroom Townhouse California Supreme Court ruling single forum for orderly and effi­ cal and weapons company, was sued can escape liability for increasingly liability except when an incident RUDOLPH WOULD was sudden and accidental. months of this year. ESTATE SALE-This spa­ with 1-1/2 baths is an You can make excellent two weeks ago that the cost of cient resolution and administration,” by federal and local agencies for al­ expensive toxic cleanup work, said LOVE ITII Two families unbelievable bargain. cious 9 room Colonial and only one rooftop dish cloths trom the mesh /(5)‘ could easily be con­ Fully applianced bags In which oranges, landing! This older 5-5 kitchen, gleaming verted to a 2-family. 2 two family is just burst­ potatoes, onions, etc. are Full baths, 2 full hardwood floors. sold. Just boll for IS ing with potential! Ex­ Neutral decorator kitchens, walk up attic. terior has newer vinyl minutes In w ater to which In Brief $140's. Call Peggy colors. Full private chlorine bleach has been siding but interior needs basement. FHA and VA added. Put still good but Gregan at Blanchard & updating throughout. Rossetto Real Estate. approved. Call Pat 657- no-longer needed furni­ the economy headed into what many analysts say is a ruled workers cannot sue in state courts on grounds they 1987 to $129 billion in 1988 and $110 billion in 1989. Spacious apartments 8364 or 520-9408. RE/ ture and appliances back ■ AT&T said its proposed $6 billion buyout of NCR 646-2482. including formal dining recession, a banking group said. were fired so tJieir employers would not have to pay During tlie first six montlis of 1990, it ran at a seasonal­ uidc Max Real Estate, 647- Into use by selling them Corp. would create a worldwide computing powerhouse, !Ho[ida\ rooms, separate utilities The percentage of consumer loans 30 or more days pension benefits. ly adjusted annual rate of $87 billion. 1419. with a low-cost Classified. but the chairman of the nation’s fifth-largest computer EXCEPTIONAL- and ample parking. Just 643-2711. maker said he’s not interested. delinquent was a seasonally adjusted 2.56 percent at the The court mled uiumimously Monday that state suits Manchester-$209,900. reduced to $134,900. arc pre-empted by the Employee Retirement Income Charming 4 bedroom Jackson & Jackson American Telephone & Telegraph Co. said Monday end of the third quarter, virtually unchanged from the PETS UNIQUE GIFTS ^ (s> ( « K s e » c<3> » a « » < « K i K9 « « < « c s m Ksi e a w that it first approached NCR about a buyout Nov. 15, 2.55 percent rate at the end of die April-June period, the Security Act of 1974, which is aimed at assuring tliat ■ Texas oilman T. Boone Pickens and building trade CHRISTMAS FRUIT BASKETS Colonial in great Real Estate, 647-8400. American Bankers Association said Monday. workers get their retirement pay. location. Vaulted ceil­ F______and that the two companies held talks on the offer since. unions from Ohio and Kentucky said tliey arc starting a TREES ings and slate roof are 1 T D m S m k . . . * Though AT&T described its stock-swap bid an­ The rate was 2.46 percent at the end of the first research organization to investigate foreign investment D J.’S DOG GROOM­ NEW ENGLAND only two of the features BURGESS NURSERY. PERO'S FRUIT STAND. Fancy NOT A CREATURE WAS nounced Sunday as friendly, NCR Chairman Charles E. quarter and 2.64 percent at the end of the fourth quarter ■ A smell can be registered as a trademark just as a in a six-state region. Fmit Baskets delivered locally. ING & PET SUPPLY. AMUSEMENTS 501s Col- to put this home in a Why Ask Santa? word, name, symbol, color or sound can be, the Patent Come see our ctxice Fraser lectbles. “Unique gift Ideas STIRRING...Not even a Exlcy Jr. said AT&T’s decision to disclose the talks of 1989. Jerry Hammond, executive secretary-treasurer of tlie Large selection ol im p o rt^ Bedding, canopy, Brass "class of its own." DW mouse! Settle in and S When vou con find It all In Fir Christmas Trees. Cut Wicker at 20%oll. Smokey Moun­ from the 50's era.* Pinball made the $90-a-share proposal hostile. and Trademark Office said in a ground-breaking Kentucky State Building & Construction Trades Coun­ cuddle and mats. Coats, Fish Real Estate, 643- make the best of the ^ this veor’s Manchester S your own....Scotch Pine, tain Trolls and Gnomes. Make this machines, music boxes, ■ Negotiations to complete an unprecedented global decision. cil, said Monday the study will focus first on Japanese white fir, white spruce. Gift sweaters, rain gear, life 1591. long winter ahead in the g Herald Gift Giving 8 Christmas merrier with a gilt from jackets and back packs. juke boxes, antique signs, ■ Business continued to slow at die nation’s in­ free trade pact opened in turmoil as delegates inside the The office Monday approved registration of the scent investment in the region’s auto industry because of the certificates available for Pero's. 276 Oakland Street, Man­ hand painted ^rceialn immaculate 4 room ex­ (« Guide! You'll find gifts 8 Unique cat furniture 2 for everyone ... from dustrial companies in November, extending a decline hall clashed on farm issues while police outside battled of a type of embroidery yam and sewing thread investments by Toyota, Nissan, Mazria, Mitsubishi, spring planting. Open seven chester, 643-6384, figurines, Christmas gift GLASTONBURY & pandable Cape Cod Holiday goodes, toys and Condo at Wetherall Vil­ U Grondmo right that is likely to continue for some time, the National As­ angry demonstrators. produced hy Clarke’s OSEWEZ (pronounced “Oh Sew Honda and Subaru-lsuzu. days a week. Burgess certificates available. 77 PRIVATE!!! $219,900. Nureery, 373 Derring Street crates. Pet pictures with Exquisite 8 room Con­ lage in Manchester. 5? down to the The Guide will sociation of Purchasing Management said. Almost 30,000 farmers marched Monday to protest a Easy”) of Goleta, Calif. Tolland Tpke., Manch­ (off Buckland Rd.) South Santa Sundays in De­ temporary boasts 4 Ideal for the retiree or poperboy! appear dally In Ihe U.S.-hacked proposal aimed at trimming billions of dol­ ester. 646-1533. The purchasing managers said Monday that produc­ Windsor. 644-1966. cember, 12-4. Decem­ bedrooms, wooden young single just start­ Herald 5 Clossitled section. tion and new orders both dropped, pushing die group’s lars in trade-distorting agricultural subsidies. Police at ■ The Bush administration predicted in a report to ■ Stock prices posted modest gains Monday, as oil ber 24th, 8am-12 noon. cathedral ceilings, ing out. Central air, all ♦ It will contoln endless oltf Ideas index of economic activity down to 41.3 percent from one point used tear gas and water cannons. Congress tliat the U.S. trade deficit would remain steady prices appeared to stabilize at lower levels and interest 119 Oakland Street Man­ Hand Made Wooden 21x1 I sun room with appliances, 1st floor and where to purchase them. It you 43.4 percent in October. The talks involve 107 member nations in an effort to even though Americans arc paying sharply more for im­ rates slipped. Ih c Dow Jones indusU"ial average gained chester. 649-0485. skylights, 2 farnjly laundry, full basement, are an Interested business, give us a Toys for sale. Great lovely fireplace and a Private economists predicted the downturn will con­ rewrite tlie constitution of world trade, a document ported oil. 5.94 points to close at 2,565.59. rooms, fireplace living call I 8 Christmas Gifts. room, and full base­ 2nd floor to be finished Aik for Ilze or Paula tinue until interest rates fall and the Middle East crisis is known as the General Agreement on Tariffs and 3’rade, Prepared by the Treasury Department as a require­ Bonds rose moderately. 643 2711 8 ment tool Sliders to at your convenience! 8 or GATT. ment of the 1988 trade law, the report Monday also indi­ The dollar closed sharply higher. Gold skidded. CALL CLASSIFIED SALES resolved. private deck! Call today! Won't last at $114,9001 DEPARTMENT 8 cated that a further decline in the value of the dollar was Oil prices were slightly higher, soybean futures prices 6 4 5 -0 4 6 7 Anne Miller Real Jackson & Jackson not needed to improve tlic nation’s trade balance. soared, cattle futures were mixed and pork futures were Real Estate, 647-8400. ■ Consumers continued to pay their bills in die July- ■ Businesses facing lawsuits over pensions received Estate, 647-8000. « 3 «» tts KE < 0 tOi fin t a Mk M MiwK September quarter but were scaling back borrowing as some protection from the Supreme Court as the justices The deficit has dronneri from a peak of $162 billion in F fRaiirlirstrr ‘Hrralii

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Sen­ 1985 Buick Skyhawk $3,995 CHEVROLET-1981 1/2 KITCHEN & BATH Buinng, Waxing, MANCHESTER-5 Room, ton, 6 cylinder, We had to come out and prove a out on the field tonighL” Montana ior citizen discounts. 1985 Caravan Loaded $5,995 Interior Shampooing, 2-3 bedrooms, possible BUICK, INC. REMODELING $8,960 automatic. 6 foot body. point, said Charles Haley, who led said. “They were great, but I don’t Albert Zuccaro Engine Degreasing, home office. 1-1/2 1985 Piy Caravelle $3,795 1990 Buick Skylark From the smallest repair to the LANDSCAPING 1989 Buick Skyhawk $7,480 $1595. 649-9746. the 49crs with l>/2 sacks and five That’s putting a lid on the NFL’s want to take anything away from Vinyl & Leather Conditioning, Baths, attic and cellar. 1984 Ford LTD Vfeg $3,495- Waterproofing largest renovation, we will do a 1989 Cavalier Coupe $7,495 tackles. We are the World Cham­ our guys. They were playing a good PInstrIppIng Available. All appliances. $650.00 1984 Dodge Omni 50K $2,395 CHEVY BLAZER-1978. best quarterback and the league’s complete Job. 1989 Buick Riviera $14,980 B y A pp o tn tm e n t O nty 1984 Lincoln Town Car $6,495 4x4, 350, automatic, air, pions and are the best, and people most explosive offense. offensive team that can stuff the ball 646-3361 Visit our beautiful showroom or FRANK YOUNG per month plus utilities. 1989 Honda Accord LX $13,400 call for your free.estimate. 649-4304 - Mike Security, references. 1984 Jeep GrdWbg 4X4 $5,495 new paint. Looks and ctm t come in and dominate us.” “You don’t hold a team like the down your throat. 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Call 1987 Buick Century $5,995 second quarter and at the 9 with less “That’s what hurts.” The 49ers-Giants have met in schoot, check the many Maintenance Co. 1982 Chev Monte Carlo $1,995 1987 Silverado 4X4 $13,990 254 Broad Street Fall Cleanups 529-7858 or 563-4438. 9 8 WANTED TO BUY/ than five minutes to play — and The Giants’ chances came down each of the last four regular seasons. offerings In todoy's Clas­ Commorclal/Residenlial 1982 Pontiac LeMans $1,995 1987 Celebrity Sedan $6,385 Manchester ______TRADE______Throw out the 1987 game when re­ sified columns. 643-2711. 645-8892 building repair and home' MANCHESTER-1 Bed- 1982 Pontiac Phoenix $1,695 1986 Oldsmobile Ciera $4,995 could only muster three points. Matt to a fourth-and-goal play from the 9 room, stove, 1985 Cavalier Ope. $3,490 Bahr s 20-yard field goal with 3:26 with less than four minutes to play. placement players were used, and 649-5400 improvements. Interior and 1981 Chev Camaro $2,295 Ths Associaiad Press 1985 Nissan Puisar $3,980 We buy clean, late model used exterior painting, light car­ refrigerator, 1981 Pont Grand Prix $2,395 left in the first half was all the pioints Coach Bill IVcells gambled and the winner of the other three meet­ LAWN CARE 1985 Oids Delta 88 Cpe $5,995 cars and trucks. Top prices STRIPPED — San Francisco 49ers defensive end Dennnis Brown strips the ball from Giants FRENCH'S LAWN & pentry. complete janitorial dishwasher, carpet. 1979 Olds Delta 88 51K $1,895 New York could put on the went for the touchdown, calling a ings went on to win a Super Bowl. CLASSIC CONSTRUCTION 1984 Buick Century LTD $4^90 paid. TREE SERVICE service. Experienced, reli­ $500 plus utilities. 646- 1979 Ford Muotang $1,995 quarterback Phil Simms (11) in the third quarter of their Monday night game. The 49ers scoreboard. slant-in pass to Lionel Manuel. “Something tells me we’ll meet Complete fall dean-up. Leaf Sprayed ceilings, Remodeling, able, free estimates. 5355. 1975 Cadd Eldorado Con $6,495 81 Adams Street Mr. Duff - Carter Chevrolet removal, Debri removal S recovered the fumble. The 49ers beat the Giants, 7-3. “We’ve played with that intensity This is the play Millen was talk­ again in January,” John Taylor said. PHIL'S LAWN CARE & Painting, Etc. No jobtoo small. Brush clearing. Gutters 6 43 -0 3 04 MANCHESTER-2 Bed- 1973 Dodge Charger $2,195 Manchester 1229 Main Street LANDSCAPPING Free Estimates, Insured. cleaned. room duplex, quiet M-CIVisa Accepted Manchester, CT area. All appliances, 649-4571 Gutters Cleaned. RQ8 CROSBY 645-1312 Day or Evening New Arrivals Daily 646-6464 FREE------ESI3T1MATES SNOW PLOWING parking 2-cars. No pets. Snow plowing, residential 872-1139 Financing Available High School Previews Reserve Now $725 monthly. Includes and commercial LEGAL NOTICES Whalers Commerdal a Residential heat. Security/ Repass to receive JAN'S NOW AVAILABLE Call 742-9540 Snow Blower Service Available references. 228-9317. Schaller NOTICE FOR INDOOR WORK Low Rates ROOFING/ N E W E R -L a rg e 6 room Quality PUBLIC HEARING Lawn & Landscape Cara, All Yard duplex. No pets. YARDMASTERS SIDING Maintenance. Rototiling, Houee 6494304 Pre-Owned Autos BOARD OF DIRECTORS like life Security, references. ‘Good Sports’ award Cleaning, DrKrawaya Sealed, Odd Jobe. M ike Anytime Value Priced TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT Bolton girls look to improve Snow Plowing 4 True Handy Wom^n Available immediately. USED CAR BEST BUYS! Notice is hereby given that the Board of Directors, Town of Leaves raked and $650. a month. SOUTHINGTON — Jack 1988 Honda Accord LXI $10,900 Manchester, Connecticut, will hold a Public Hearing at the Lin­ Curylo will start at one guard Leetc is encouraged by seven trees cut LIONEL COTE Call 569-2401 Evenings, 643-2289. By JIM TIERNEY CLEANING Coupe, 5 Speed, Loaded coln Center Hearing Room, 494 Main Street, Manchester, while 5-3 Jessica Brahaney is at the freshmen in the program, who may Repass of East Hartford is one of Gutters and garages cleaned ROOFING & SIDING 1987 Olds Cut. Supreme $7,900 Connecticut, on Monday, December 10, 1990 at 7:30 p.m. to Manchester Herald eight state residents who will on road GIVE THE GIFT THAT SERVICE 33 CONDOMINIUMS V-e, AT, A/C, Low Miles consider and act on the following: other guard spot. Leah Camposeo, a sec action as tlic season progresses. Call 643-9996 •30 Years Experience 5-3 sophomore, and 5-7 junior receive “Good Sports” awards at LASTS ALL YEARl FOR RENT 1985 Honda Accord LX $5,400 a. Appropriation to Education Special Projects — Fund BOLTON — For second-year •Fully Insured A gift subscripbon to the Schedule: Dec. 6 Portland H, 7 the 50th Connecticut Sports AT, PS, PB, Stereo, Low Miles 240 — for Head Start Program Improvements Maureen Griffin will be the for­ MONTREAL (AP) — The •License # 506737 Manchester Herald 1988 Acura Integra LS $8,995 Coach Dave Leetc, the outlook for East Granby H, 10 RHAM A, 13 Writers’ Alliance Gold Key Din­ NEED YOUR CELLARS, MANCHESTER-2 Large Fund...... $10,000.00 the 1990-91 Bolton High girls’ bas­ wards with 5-8 senior Dawn Bedard Hartford Whalers like to keep their 646-9564 Call 647-9946, 647-9947 bedrooms, 1-1/2 baths, 5 Spd., PS, PB, Sunroof, Cassette to be financed by State Grant. at center. Coventry H, 17 East Hampton H, 20 ner on Sunday, Feb. 3, 1991, at the hockey simple. or 643-2711 ATTICS A GARAGES 1988 Hyundai QLS $4,995 ketball team is positive. Aqua Turf Club. dining room. Heat/hot b. Appropriation to General Fund — TFIANSFER to Capi­ A pair of 5-5 sophomores, Bacon Academy A, 27 Suffield A. Chip the puck out of their zone, CLASSIFIED 3 Months $23.10; 6 Months CLEANED? water. $700 a month. 4 Dr., 5 Spd., A/C, Sunroof Repass is a former star baseball 1987 Acura Legend Sed $13,900 tal Improvement Reserve Fund and subsequent alloca­ Shireen Deen and Julie Cook, will Jan. 4 Suffield H, 5 Valley chip it into the opponent’s zone and $46.20; 1 Year $92.40. Also junk taken to 225-0756. Although the Bulldogs, who open ADVERTISING V-6, AT, Full Power tion to Industrial Guidelines Projects...... $95,883.00 be the top reserves. Regional A, 7 Rocky Hill A, 10 player at the University of forecheck. Jump on mistakes and Senior Citizens theclpmp? to be financed from Fund Balance. the season Thursday at home against Hartford. At the age of 34, in 1984 Plymouth Horizon $2,800 Portland High, won just one game “We look a lot better,” Lcete said. Cromwell H, 14 East Granby A, 17 score at least one more than your 6 4 3 -2 7 1 1 3 Months $21.56; 6 Months Call 644-1775 35 STORE & OFFICE 4 Cyl., AMTFM Cassette, Low Miles c. Appropriation to Fire Fund 210 — Paramedics — 1958, he batted .463 at the UofiH $43.12; 1 Year $86.24 against 17 losses last season, many “We’ve got to get a little consistency Portland A, 22 RHAM H, 24 opponent. ______SPACE______1987 Acura Legend L $14,900 TFIANSFER to Reserve and Allocation in Reserve Fund and stole 16 bases in 10 games, a /, Auto, Leather, Loaded in putting the ball in the basket. It’s Coventry A, 28, East Hampton A, Patented Adams Division hockey. 321 to the Paramedic Equipment A cco u n t...... $1,000.00 experienced players return. national small-college record at the MANCHESTER-Main St. 1987 Acura Integra 5 Dr. $7,500 to be financed by a $1,000.00 donation from Alfred and Foremost among them is 5-7 a matter of building confidence. Our 31 Bacon Academy H. “We can’t trade rushes with teams time. In die ensuing 30 years, location, near Center AT, PS, PB, AM/FM Stereo Viola Campbell, which is gratefully acknowledged and senior Danielle Curylo, who offense is working well. I think Feb. 4 Rocky Hill H, 7 Cromwell like Edmonton,” Whalers’ coach 1987 Chrysler Lebaron $6,600 accepted. Repass founded the UofH Alumni St. Ideal for store/otfice. averaged seven points a game last we’ll be belter than last year. Hope­ A, 11 Valley Regional H, 16 Charter Rick Ley said. “We have to bump 646-2426 weekdays. 9- Coupe, AT, MC. PS, PB d. Adoption of a policy concerning refuse collection and Athletes Association, among other 1987 Pontiac Grand Am $5,900 year. fully, we’ll be more competitive.” Oak Conference Tournament. and grind and take advantage of our Bridge 5. recycling (or condominium and apartment complexes. organizations, and donated his Turbo. AT, A/C, Sharp opponent’s errors. We have to do MANCHESTER-Store or 1989 Acura Integra RS $10,900 e. Appropriation to Special Grants Fund 260 — Elderly time and talents to a number of or­ Outreach Special Bus Trips...... $2,244.00 what works for us.” office for rent. Main St. 3 Dr., Auto, A/C. AM/FM Stereo ganizing bodies on the national JACK REPASS Simple enough, and the Whalers Call 529-7858 or 563- 1988 Honda Prelude SI $12,900 to bo financed from contributions already received. and local levels. He founded the N O R T H 12-4-90 Plan X to them. Declarer played to his ace of AT. A/C, PS, PB, PDL, Cruise All public meetings of the Town of Manchester are held at RHAM plans a pressure game played that game to perfection Mon­ 4438.______Greater Hartford Twilight of Middletown, Dave DiRosa of ♦ a K 6 4 diamonds, dropping West’s king, and 1990 Acura Integra LS $14,400 locations which are accessible to handicapped citizens. In ad­ day night in a 4-2 victory over the YIO in outer space AT, /VC, PS, PB, PDL, Cruise road at Cromwell High. of sophomores, 5-11 Stacey Ander­ League’s Hall of Fame in 1980, Fairfield, Jerry Dunnack of led another diamond. East took his OFFICE/SPACE-1 mile to dition, handicapped individuals requiring an auxiliary aid In By LEN AUSTER slumping Montreal Canadiens. ♦ J 8 6 5 two diamond tricks, as West discarded I-84. 600 Square feet, 1987 Toyota Calica QT $8,995 order to facilitate their participation at meetings should contact “We have a very athletic team,” son at center and 5-5 Callic McCrac one year after he completed a writ­ Columbia, Jim O’Neill of New ♦ a 8 5 3 By James Jacoby Manchester Herald The problem is that the Whalers first the four of hearts and then a club. all utilities included. AT, A/C, PS, PB, AM/FM the Town at 647-3123 one week prior to the scheduled meet­ Maloney, in his first year as Sachem in the backcourt. ten history of the 60-year-old London, Joe Samoska of Watcr- 1988 Honda Accord Lxl $11,900 only play that way when they’re WEST EAST Still mesmerized by his original plan, $650/month. Peterman ing so that appropriate arrangements can be made. baseball league. bury, Rick Sheldon of Hartford Sedan. Auto, Loaded head coach after eight years as assis­ Others battling for starting posi­ away from the Hartford Civic ♦ 8 7 2 ♦ 10 9 3 It’s remarkable how the mind can East played a low heart. South put up Realty, 649-9404. Wallace J. Irish, Jr., HEBRON — The plan is to play 1987 Nissan King Cab $5,995 tant at Conard High in West These “Good Sports” have been and Joe Trapasso of Branford. Y 7 5 4 Y A K J 9 8 3 malfunction at the bridge table. A de­ Secretary, like the neighboring University of tions, and floor time, include 5-9 Center. At home, they think they’re the queen, hoping for a miracle. And Auto, A/C, AM/FM active in their voluntary support of Tickets to the Gold Key dinner ♦ K ♦ Q 10 9 fender can get caught up in a fixation, Board ot Directors Hartford, said. “Hopefully we’ll be senior Julie Kirchmyer, Jen’s twin Edmonton, trading rushes and the miracle allowed him to make the 39 ROOMMATES 1984 Olds Cut. Supreme $3,900 Connecticut men’s basketball team. community sports and charitable ♦ K Q J7 6 4 4 10 to the point that he will not allow logic able to adjust. We’ve been working sister, 5-3 Heather Johnson, 5-6 are $50 per person ($150 for din­ making fancy plays. Only, the contract. WANTED V-6, AT, A /C .aean Dated at Manchester, Connecticut organizations for decades. The to rule his tactics. Place yourself in Forget that West’s discard of the this 28th day of November, 1990. “I’m not sure if we’re going to be on the press about 50 percent of the Kelly Dillner, 5-7 Melissa Mi'zesko, ner and special reception). Tickets Whalers lose a lot at home. SOUTH the East position. After a weak two- 1990 Toyota Corolla LE $11,500 award is named in memory of John ♦ Q J 5 four of hearts was meant to warn East MANCHESTER-8 Room AT, Full Power, A/C, Like New 012-01 as successful. But we’ll try,” said time.” 5-5 Melanie Hoffman and 5-5 senior can be obtained by sending a self- “It’s the same as last year,” Ley bid by East and a pre-emptive raise ______Wentworth, long-time sports editor Y Q 62 against a foolish underload. Simple house. Applianced. 1988 Mercury Cougar $8,695 RHAM High girls’ basketball coach Maloney has eight players he Jen McBrair. addressed, stamped envelope with said. “When we get home, we don’t from West, North doubled for takeout. of the New Britain Her^d. ♦ A 7 4 3 2 logic should dictate to East that he can $315 a month plus 1/2 V-6, Loaded INVITATION TO BID John Maloney of a pressing style he hopes to rotate in and out. Three Johnson, Dillner, Mizesko and remittance payable to the Connec­ play with intensity and intelligence. ♦ 9 2 South had no way of telling that his sot four diamonds with normal de­ utilities. 643-8229. 1984 Toyota Celica $4,995 CONTRACT PROPOSAL Others who’ll receive the “Good most profitable action would be to plans to employ. The Sachems, 8-12 probable starters are 5-11 senior Jen Hoffman are freshmen. ticut Sports Writers’ Alliance, P.O. We get a little individualistic and Vulnerable: Both fense regardless of declarer’s hand. 5 Spd., AMA/M, Clean FOR Sports” award arc: Jim Bransfield pass, so he tried four diamonds. 1985 Chavy Cavalier Wag $3,495 a year ago, get their first test of the Kirchmyer, who averaged about six Box 3245, Vernon, 06066. that causes problems. We’re an Dealer: East Let him cash the king of hearts and 41 MISC. FOR RENT THE RECONSTRUCTION OF West led the king of clubs, taken by 4 Cyl., Auto, PS, PB 1990-91 season Thursday on the jxiints a game a year ago, and a pair Please see RHAM, page 18 exit with the 10 of spades. Declarer TOLLAND TURNPIKE/NORTH MAIN STREET average team when we don’t play as dummy’s ace. East immediately be­ South West North East will run the spades and ruff one heart BOLTON-Horse stall for a team, but we’re a pretty good club gan thinking how clever it would be, DATE OF BID OPENING: JANUARY 16,1991 TIME 2:00 P.M. 2 Y loser, but he will still come up short in rent. 646-6463. SCHALLER when we do.” Pass 3 Y Dhl Pass when he got on lead with a diamond his quest for 10 tricks. In accordance with the provisions of the Town Charter, sealed The Whalers next test is at home 4 ♦ A ll pass trick, to underload his A-K of hearts to 68 SNOW PLOWING ~ ACURA proposals will be received in the Office of the Director of his partner’s presumed queen, so that James Jacoby's books “Jacoby on Bridge" and General Services of the Town of Manchester, Connecticut, not Celtics add the Sonics’ coach in a return match Wednesday against Opening lead: ♦ K “Jacoby on Card Games’ (written with bis lather, 345 CENTER STREET later than the date and time set forth above, at which lime and the Canadiens. West could then cash out whatever the late Oswald Jacoby) are now available at DRIVEWAYS- club tricks the defenders had coming MANCHESTER place said Proposals will be publicly opened and read aloud. The victory was the Whalers fifth bookstores. Both arc published by l^haros Books. Dependable. Fully Proposals must be executed in accordance with and subject to in a row on the road, evening their insured. Reasonable 6 47-7077 tho instructions and specifications contained herein. Twelve rates. 649-6087. to growing list of believers away record at 6-6-1. They are 5-6-3 percent (12%) of the Total Bid must be Disadvantaged and/or LEGAL NOTICES Women’s Business Enterprises (DBE/WBE). at home. 75 TV, STEREOS AND dealing the SuperSonics their ninth the Atlantic Division. Last season, Hartford had the INVITATION TO BID Proposals must be executed in accordance with and subject to By DAVE O’HARA Astrograph APPLIANCES instructions and specifications contained herein. The Associated Press loss in 10 games. “Once we cleared up the problem second best road record in the 1 The Manchester Public The Town of Manchester is an equal opportunity employer, “The Celtics have Robert (Parish), of second shots in the third period, league behind Boston at 21-15-4, Schools solicits bids lor ATH­ SEARS-15.9 Cubic inch and requires an affirmative action policy for all of its Contrac­ but were only 17-18-5 at home and business and pleasure today could turn be more fortunate today in dealing di­ LETIC EQUIPMENT for the BOSTON — Add Seattle coach Kevin (McHale) and Larry (Bird), we got our running game going,” freezer; Oak dining set; tors and Vendors as a condition of doing business with the out to be a homogeneous blend. Dis­ 1990-1991 school year. and they’re old,” Jones said. “But Ford said. finished fourth in the Adams rectly with the person who can give you Sony, 31 inch TV. Call Town, as per Federal Order 11246. By signing the Proposal K.C. Jones to die growing number cussions over lunch or dinner with im­ Sealed bids will be received Division. a definite yes or no than going through 742-6634 after 6 p.m. Shoe! for this bid, all vendors and contractors agree to this of believers tliat tlic Boston Celtics they also have young legs in Dec “We shot very well and lliey were 9four portant clients or friends should turn until December 12, 1990, 2:00 intermediaries. Make your pitch to the condition of doing business with the Town and should tho Brown, Brian Shaw, Reggie Lewis, down tonight,” Boston’s Kevin The injury-su-uck Canadiens are p.m., at which time they will are for real. ^ r t h d a y out successfully. head honcho. Town choose to audit their compliance, tho vendor agrees to experiencing much the same 81 OFFICE RETAIL bo publicly opened. The right “The Celtics arc not a rag-tag Kevin Gamble and others, and they McHale said. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) A factor VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) An arrange­ cooperate fully. problem. They’ve lost four of their that could add broader dimensions to ment with which you've been rather un­ ______EQUIP.______is reserved to reject any an cill team, they’re a good ballclub,” deliver. “Everyone came out and con­ Dec. 5, 1990 your effectiveness today will be in in­ comfortable might undergo some clas­ bids. Specifications and bid Contract documents may be examined and obtained at tho of­ Jones said Monday night after Bos­ “At this point, the Celtics arc to- tributed,” Reggie Lewis said after last five at home. volvements that challenge your creativ­ sic improvements today. Think positive, COMPUTER-386-25, forms may be secured at the fice of the Director of General Services. A plan payment of all 12 Boston players got into the “You look around and guys are Business Office, 45 North $100.00 per sot will be required for each set of contract docu­ ton whipped the SuperSonics In the year ahead you may make some ity Your imagination is your greatest because conditions may end up better 2MB, 80NBHD, 1.2, gelling in all alone and then not put­ School Street, Manchester, ments which will be Non-Refundable. Payment (or the con­ 135-102 with eight scorers in double scoring column willi at least four Interesting changes that will produce asset than you dared hope. 1.44, FD, VGA, $2800. NBA Roundup points.“Wc spread tlic ball out very ting it in,” Russ Courtnall said. “It ARIES (March 21-April 19) Be all eyes LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) You've just CT. tract documents will be made by cashiers check, bank chock, figures. fortunate circumstances. Although they Also, 386-SX, $1800. certified chock or cash only. 9 doesn’t look like we’re really confi­ might not seem major at the time, their and ears today, because you might ei­ entered a rather hopeful cycle where 007-12 Jones, who helped the Celtics to well. It’s great when everyone gels Negotiable. 646-3023. dent with the puck. This is our rink peripheral effects will be quite ther see or hear about an opportunity of your expectations have good chances Each bid must bo accompanied by a bid bond or certified 10 NBA championships as a player tally confident. That spells disaster involved. It’s hard for teams to advantageous. substantial magnitude. One with whom of being fulfilled. You'll still have to do UQUOR PERMIT chock payable to tho Town of Manchester lor five percent (5%) and coach, was given a standing for a lot of teams, including us.” defense against us with a lot of where we iioimally win all the time, you're chummy socially could be the your part, of course. 8 7 MISC. FOR SALiF* NOTICE OF APPUCATION of the total bid price, Tho Town ol Manchester will not be liable players getting into the offense.” so it’s frustrating.” SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) You tipster SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) A positive lor tho accrual of any interest on any certilied chock submitted. ovation on his return to Boston Gar­ Actually, it took the Celdcs a This is to give notice that I, “We closed to within four, then a Not many people got to see the should do well today in endeavors TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Something attitude is a mind set for which we FIREWOOD-Seasoned Cashiers’ chocks made payable to the Town of Manchester den. while to pul things together. Saeod Kahn of 283 Elm where the final decisions have to have ol value can be gained today by closely should always strive. Today, however, hard wood. Cut,split will be accepted. couple, but tlicn we lost die ball and latest loss. The city was hit with its Street, Apt. B-5, Vi/indsor In the only other NBA game “We were able to concentrate your stamp of approval. Don't let some­ watching how one you admire operates. it's doubly significant in your case, be­ and delivered. $110/ first bad storm of the year — 10 in­ Locks have filed an applica­ The successful bidder will bo required to furnish a Perfor­ Monday night, Utah beat much better in the second half,” the game was history,” Jones said. “ one less competent usurp your author­ Developments might later arise that will cause it could have a big influence over cord. 643-6824. tion placarded December 1, mance, Labor and Materials Bond equal to tho total bid price. Boston coach Chris Ford said. “We We couldn’t stop die pick and roll or ches. The crowd was aiuiounced at ity. Sagittarius, treat yourself to a birth­ give you a chance to imitate his/her Washington 135-101. financial results. NEC P-7-Wide carriage 1990 with the Department of Robert Parish or the long passes by 16,143 but there were far fewer in day gilt. Send for your Astro-Graph strategies in your own affairs. No bidder may withdraw his bid within sixty (60) days after the ITie SuperSonics battled back got off to a good start, but the inten­ 24 PIN printer. Like Liquor Control a Grocery Beer actual date of the bid opening. All bid prices will remain firm for tlic scats. predictions for the year ahead by mail­ GEMINI (May 21-June 20) The type of from 13-and 12-point deficits to sity level dropped when we began to Larry (Bird). They just got too many new. Asking $450. 646- for ttie sale of alcoholic liquor sixty (60) days after the bid opening. All questions or inquiries ing $1.25 to Astro-Graph, c/o this reward you're likely to garner today For your personal horoscope, layups.” Goallcnder Patrick Roy found the 0406. on the premises 229 Spruce must be submitted at least ten (10) days before bid opening. close witliin 58-54 at halftime. Tticn find it was easy. newspaper, P.O. Box 91428, Cleveland, can't be measured materially. Instead it lovescope, lucky numbers Parish scored 22 points, McHale irony irresistible. 9 Street, Manchester. The busi­ “We came in at halftime to talk All Contractors shall be included on tho State of Connecticut they got a basket at the outset of tlic OH 44101-3428. Be sure to slate your will be the good will and golden ness will be owned by Saeod 18, Lewis 16, Sliaw 14, Gamble 12, “We’re in a stomi,” Roy said. and future forecast, call Department ol Transportation List of Prequallfiod Highway and second half. about our intensity level, about zodiac sign. thoughts of a friend you'll help. END ROLLS , Khan of 283 Elm SU-oet, Apt. “And we’re going to have to CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Lady CANCER (June 21-July 22) You could Astro*Tone (95c each minute; Bridge Construction Firms to bo considered for this project. “We thought we could sneak up liaving to play a 48-minute game.” Bird 11, and Brown and Joe Klcine 27 V ■' width - 50'* B-5, Windsor Locks and will 10 each as Boston hit on 56 of 86 weather that storm.” Luck tends to favor you today, but she's be rather lucky today in several in­ Touch-Tone phones only). Tho Town ol Mancfiester reserves the right to waive any intor- and catch them, but we couldn’t slop Wliile [lushing up the intensity 13" width - 2 for 50'r bo conducted by Saeod Khan Th« Associated Press fioor shots, 65.1 per cent. Injuries have taken away their top not apt to do so in an obvious fashion. stances The most impressive situation, Dial 1-900-990-9400 and as permittee. malitios or to reject any or all bids. them,” Jones said. level, llie Celtics, who had an eight- She will, however, try to see that you are however, might be ol a financial nature. Newsprint end rolls can be NOWHERE TO GO — Boston’s Brian Shaw (20) leaps to defenseman, Peter Svoboda, and Saeed Khan, Richard J. Sartor, The Celtics suddenly went on a game winning streak snapped in The SuperSonics, who shot 44.6 Involved with the right people at the Be alert for ways to add to your enter your access code picked up at trie Manchester defend against Seattle's Derrick McKey in their game Mon­ Herald ONL'i' before 11 a.m. Dated 12/3/90 General Manager four wingers — Mike MePhee, right time. resources tear, oulscoring Seattle 28-10 in tlic Philadelpihia Saturday night, pushed number, which is 184 Monday through Thursday. day night at Boston Garden. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. IS) Mixing LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You are likely to 015-12 011-12 tliird period and 49-38 in die finale. their season mark to 13-3, best in Please see CELTICS, page 18 Please see WHALERS, page 18 0 18—MANCHESTER HERALD, TUcsday, Dec. 4, 1990 MANCHESTER HERALD, TUesday, Dec. 4, 1990—19 Knicks’ Bianchi turns to an old friend in MacLeod In Brief Penguins’ Bourque answers call By BARRY WILNER strengths are what this team needs, just have a good year or be playing Lindstrom, Lindland honored NEW YORK (AP) — The Pittsburgh Penguins were man up and a man down, the hat trick brought redemp­ The Associated Press that discipline, that kind of guy.” when others are at home watching hoping to add defensive stability to their game by tion for two near misses earlier this season. Against Win­ This is not the first time Bianchi on television? NEW HAVEN — Manchester High’s Katelyn moving left wing Phil Bourque to their explosive first NHL Roundup nipeg, he scored what would have been his third goal of PURCHASE. N.Y. — The stu­ has tried to hire MacLeod to coach “I am a teacher. There is a mis­ Lindstrom and Kerri Lindland were honored at tlie Con­ line. the game on a play that was ruled offsides. He had scored dents are floundering, so the New the Knicks. When Rick Pitino left conception that pros don’t need necticut Interscholastic Swim Coaches’ Association All- ln.stead, Bourque’s first career hat trick in nine years his team-leading 16th goal in the second period. twice in another game against Minnesota before hitting York Knicks have turned to a for Kentucky after the 1988-89 teaching. They need it — some not State Dinner held Monday night. turned Monday night’s contest against the New York “We were sitting down and eating breakfast and he the post in the third period. teacher. season, Bianchi first went after as much as others. 1 do have a Lindstrom was also recipient of the Scholar-Athlete Rangers into a lopsided 9-4 Penguin win. (coach Bob Johnson) said ‘I’ve got a challenge for you. 1 “I thought I’d never get a hat,” Bourque said. “I don’t John MacLeod replaced the fired MacLeod, who turned around teams reputation as a teacher and this is a Award presented by the association. Playing with Bourque for the first lime since la.st have a big surprise for you.’ And he said, ‘I’m going to think I have another nine years to wait for another one.” Stu Jackson as coach of the NBA at the University of Oklahoma and classroom.” Lindstrom earned All-State honors by winning the season, right wing Mark Rccchi collected five assists, in­ put you on the big line. Can you do the job?’ And 1 said, Devils 4, Jets 4: Ed Olezyk’s power-play goal earned team Monday. MacLeod, the fifth with the Suns. The students seem eager to learn. state Class L 100-yard breaststroke title and taking third cluding three on Bourque’s goals, and center John Cullen ‘You bet 1 can do the job,”’ Bourque .said. Winnipeg a comc-from-behind tie with New Jersey. winningest active coach in the “The timing was not right,” said “There’s no doubt when you look place in the 50 freestyle. Lindland earned All-State had a goal and three assists as the Penguins tied a club The Penguins’ change forced the Rangers to make one Olezyk, who also set up the Jets’ third goal as they league, makes his debut tonight MacLeod, 53, who was with the to compare John and Stu,” said honors by taking second in the Class L diving competi­ record for goals in a road game. they hadn’t planned on. New York replaced goaltcnder overcame a two-goal deficit, tipped a shot past Devils tion. against Orlando. Dallas Mavericks then and didn’t Trent Tlicker, “John is a guy you got Pittsburgh, which had won once in its la.st seven John Vanbicsbrouck with Mike Richter to start the nctmindcr Sean Burke 41 seconds into the third period to At 7-8, New York is off to a sput­ want to move his family. “For me, to look at for experience. He’s used Little League needs sponsors games, continued its mastery over New York. The Pen­ second period after Bourque, Chris Dahlquist, Paul Cof­ earn Winnipeg just its second point in a four-game tering start. The team has been now is right. I’ve been out of coach­ to dealing with guys and with a lot guins arc 13-2-1 in their last 16 meetings with the fey and Cullen had scored to give Pittsburgh a 4-1 lead. homestand. They opened with a lie against Calgary criticized for a lack of discipline and ing for a year, doing television and of dilTerent ptersoniities. MANCHESTER — The Manchester Little League is Rangers, including an opening-round playoff sweep in It was the first lime this season that New York, which before losing to Minnesota and Vancouver. spark on the court. scouting, so I stayed current.” “1 was very surprised it happened looking for additional sponsors for the 1991 season. 1989. entered the game boasting the NHL’s second-best goals- Fbt Elynuik, Dave McLlwain and Phil Housley also So general manager A1 Bianchi, The current Knicks team doesn’t now. But most of the guys know Local businesses, interested in .sponsoring a team, should “It was like falling into a pair of old shoes,” said Bour­ against average (2.69), altered its system of rotating the scored for the Jets, who have just one win in eight games who was an assistant coach under shoot well from the outside, rarely John and feel he is a good basketball contact Sue Pemberton at 646-8732. que, who replaced Kevin Stevens on the line that led the starling goalies without relief. and a 9-17-4 record. F^ul MacLean, Eric Weinrich, ftter MacLeod at Phoenix for 11 years, sets any picks and has little identity, coach and a good man, and he has NHL with 109 points before Monday’s change. “I felt Vanbicsbrouck faced 12 shots; Richter faced 24 and Slatsny and Doug Brown scored for the Devils (14-10-4). turned to his old friend. aside from PaU'ick Ewing’s often- been successful and he knows how Pee Wee registration closed really comfortable playing with those two guys. They’re surrendered the remaining five goals to Stevens, Bob “It’s been an uphill battle the whole homestand,” heroic work at center. What ul­ to help our team reach its potential.” MANCHESTER — The Manchester Rec Department both unbelievable hockey players.” Errcy, Joe Mullen and Bourque, who scored the game’s Olezyk said. ‘Tonight we were down a couple of goals a “His strengths are his discipline timately cost Jackson the job, “People are expecting us to move has announced that registration for its pec wee (ages 6-7) Cullen and Recchi arc 2-3 in the league scoring race. last two goals. couple of times and we never gave up. TTiat’s a good and he is a meticulous guy right however, was the Knicks’ poor to the echelon of better teams in the indoor co-ed soccer is closed as the program has reached Stevens, a weaker defensive player than Bourque, scored For Bourque, who played superbly with his team a sign.” down the line,” Bianchi said. “It’s showings at home, where they are league. When it doesn't happen, its capacity. difficult to be that consistent all the 3-5. these changes are made. The pres­ time, and that is one of the things Not that Jackson was working sure falls back on the coach.” Big East honors Bascom that amazed me about him. from strength. Bianchi did little to PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) — Kerry Bascom, who be­ “When we were at Phoenix, the upgrade the team’s roster after it lost The Knicks’ job was Jackson’s came Connecticut’s all-time leading scorer Saturday, was Florida will find a way into NHL 6:00 bus left at 5:45 because to the Pistons in last spring’s first as a head coach at any level. He named the Big East women’s basketball player of the everybody already was on it. If they playoffs. served as an assistant to Pitino, now week. Providence’s Jennifer Mead was named rookie of WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. (AP) — be the favorite. for a new franchise. something else, we didn’t want to be were not there on time, they knew it Still, MacLeod comes in with an at Kentucky, for two seasons in the week. The idea of an NHL team in Florida Tlie Tampa-St. Petersburg region is a Tampa’s strongest point is a proposal locked in,” Rutherford said. “We would would go, so they all would be there optimistic attitude. He made that 1987-88 and ’88-89 before leading Ba.scom, a 6-foot-1 senior forward, scored her 1,535th might seem preposterous. After all, haven for 800,(X)0 Canadians who often to construct an arena designed exclusively be receptive to any recommendations of early. clear at Monday’s practice. the Knicks to their third straight career point Saturday against ninth-ranked Purdue. She there’s not much ice in the Sunshine Stale retire or spend their winters there. It has for hockey. the board.” “If John says it’s a 10:00 practice “We started to emphasize team playoff appearance and a first-round broke an eight-year record set by former Husky guard other than the cubed kind. the llih-largest television market in the Compuware has a trump card it will Problems with existing or proposed Th9 Assoclattd Prase and the hands on the clock arc play and the importance of pulling victory over Boston last season. Cathy Bochain. She fini.shed the game with 24 points and But that might change before the end of United States, the largest market among play Wednesday when each of the eight arenas are something the three Forida straight up, it’s time to start. together and communicating and Jackson, a former player at 10 rebounds. the week. the competing bids. bidders face the governors for 40 minutes bids have in common along with those “I thu^ that kind of discipline helping out,” MacLeod said. “I think Oregon, also was an assistant under NEW COACH — John MacLeod answers questions at a news conference in New York where A two-time Big Ea.st player of the year, Bascom is NHL governors begin meetings today While Tampa and St. Petersburg are — 20 to make a final pitch and 20 to from Ottawa, Seattle, San Diego and and stuff filters down and it gets you we have the right personality. The Pitino at Providence a year before it was announced he will coach the New York Knicks. MacLeod replaces Stu Jackson, who averaging 19.8 points after four contests. to map out the future of their league in llic separated by 20 miles, they are worlds answer questions. Anaheim, Calif. to execute on the floor. I think those key is the ‘want to.’ Do they want to coming to New York. was fired. Connecticut is 2-2 and hosts intrastate rival Fairfield 1990s. Eight cities are bidding for expan­ apart on their expansion bids. Jim Rutherford, Compuware’s hockey Should the governors be lenient and University Wednesday at 7 p.m at the Harry A. Gampel sion franchises, and the NHL says it St. Petersburg has ownership stability director and a former NHL goalie, says he not follow their expansion criteria, which Pavilion on the Storrs campus. Bascom will be honored wants to add six more teams by the end of in Compuware Corp. of Detroit. But its realizes hockey in a baseball stadium is a is unlikely, there is a provision in their in pre-game ceremonies for her scoring record. the decade. downfall is its arena — the SunCoast hard sell. But he says he has an out. expansion guidelines which allows the The governors are not obliged to give Dome — which was built for baseball. Compuware’s lea.se with the SunCoast use of a temporary facility. Should an ap­ Free agent market starts to open up Dome allows Compuware to consider Fairfield downs Bucknell any of the current bidders their blessing, Tampa’s shortcoming is its financing, plicant be unable to build a new arena in Celts pay tribute FAIRFIELD (AP) — Scott Sytulck and Kevin George but one of the three Florida bids would although Hockey Hall of Famer Phil other arena options, perhaps even a move time for admission to the league, or can’t By JIM DONAGHY He re-srgned with Montreal on each scored 17. points to lead the Fairfield Stags to a appear a safe bet. Esposito visited Japan in a late search for to Tampa, should the IWL deem the make modifications to an existing arena The Associated Press Monday for $9.25 million over three 94-67 victory over Bucknell Monday night. St. Petersburg, Tampa and Miami have investors. E^osTfo .say^e has everything Dome unacceptable. in lime, the league may allow the new years. to Fairfield (3-1) built a 7-point lead in the first nine submitted bids. St. Petersburg appears to in place to meet the NHL’s high demands “Just in case the NHL wanted us to do team to start in a temporary facility. ROSEMONT, 111. — The sign­ The Pittsburgh Pirates were con­ minutes for a 21-14 score. Mike Bright scored 4 points to ings of Willie McGee, Terry sidering going after Martinez if they BOSTON (AP) — Johnny Most, ceremonies were capped by the un­ lead a 9-4 Bucknell run, closing the gap to 25-23. The Pendleton and Dennis Martinez have lost Zane Smith. But since Martinez the radio voice of the Boston Cel­ veiling of silver replica of a Stags came back with 14 unanswered points, capped by a led to all sorts of other possibilities stayed in MonUeal, the Pirates may tics for 37 years, was honored microphone on the facade of the 3- point goal by Terry Fitzsimons with 5:16 remaining in Stith proves to be difference for Virginia in the frenzied free agent market. increase their $7 million-plus offer Monday night at Boston Garden. balcony, just below Most’s posi­ the period. With some of the big names now over three years to the left-hander. Bucknell (4-2) got within four to 56-52 midway against the Big East. Most, who has been ill since tion in the Garden press row. By JOE MACENKA on the dotted line, serious bids Smith is also being pursued by open heart surgery more than a “Johnny, you didn’t have a through the second half. Boston College beat Maryland 100-85 in the second The Associated Press might be finalized soon for Bob the Chicago Cubs, Boston Red Sox year ago, was saluted in half-time number, but you had a NCAA Hoop game to even the series again. Welch, Teddy Higuera, Zane Smith and Cincinnati Reds. By the time ceremonies between the Celtics’ microphone,” Heinsohn said as Classic tickets go on sale In the only other game involving a ranked team Mon­ RICHMOND, Va. — A little Tylenol and lots of tape and George Bell. it’s all over, he may end up with game with the Seattle SuperSonics. Most was given another long ova­ STORRS — A limited number of rc.served tickets day night. No. 15 Southern Mississippi clobbered Hawaii added up to a victory for No. 21 Virginia over lllh- When Stith went down, Virginia went from four points McGee was the big wiimer on close to $8.5 million for three years. Hall of Famer Tom Heinsohn, a tion. Loa 105-71. ($13) will go on sale today for both nights of the 1990 ranked Pittsburgh. ahead to four behind at halftime. But Stith look a few Monday when he signed a four-year frM ' In another free agent signing on former Boston star, introduced The ACC-Big East Challenge, which ended in a 4-4 As the message board Connecticut Mutual Classic at the Hartford Civic Center. “He’s really something,” Virginia coach Jeff Jones pain relievers, got his right ankle heavily taped and came deal for $13 million with the San Monday, the Los Angeles Dodgers Most, who was given a long stand­ deadlock last year, resumes tonight in Syracuse, N.Y., proclaimed, “Johnny Most—A The tickets will be available at the Civic Center box said after Bryant Stith came back from a first-half ankle back out for the second half. Francisco Giants. agreed to a three-year deal with ing ovation by a sellout crowd of with Seton Hall vs. Clem.^on and Syracuse against North Celtic Forever,” he said that when office and all Ticketron locations throughout the state as injury to rally the Cavaliers to an 84-80 triumph over Pit­ In 19 minutes, he had 20 points, five rebounds, three “Could we have waited and made right-hander Kevin Gross for $6.4 14,890. Carolina State. he joined the Celtics in 1953 he well as the UConn athletic ticket office. tsburgh in Monday night’s opening game of the ACC- steals and three blocks, helping the Atlantic Coast Con­ more money in a month? Yes,” said million. Gross is 80 -90 in eight Most was presented an 18-karat Stith, a 6-foot-6 junior forward and the Cavaliers’ top planned to stay “just a couple of The Classic is set for Dec. 27-28. The opening night Big East Challenge. ference to a brief edge in its second annual competition Tom Reich, McGee’s agent. “Last seasons with Philadelphia and white and yellow gold lapel pin years, and instead I stay^ 37 pairings are William & Mary vs. Rhode Island at 7 p.m. inside threat, turned his ankle while battling for a year was very frustrating for Willie. Montreal. Gross was 9-12 for the with 37 diamonds, one for each years.” and host Connecticut vs. L^ayettc at 9 p.m. The third rebound with 8:31 left in the first half. He had to be as­ He just wanted to get this done.” \4k Expos last season and opponents hit year with the Celtics, and a unique He said there were three major place and championship games are Saturday, Dec. 29, at sisted to the dressing room. G Most players would gladly accept .272 against him. ring symbolic of the 16 NBA reasons he stayed: late owner Wal­ 7 and 9 p.m. “I really thought I was out for the game because I real­ such frustration. Even though he Two more free agents signed late championships won by the Celtics. ter Brown and coach, general ly rolled it over bad,” he said after the game, his ankle finished the season with American Monday night when veteran out­ A $2,(XX) armual scholarship in manager and now president Red Buccaneers fire Ray Perkins wrapped in ice. ! § League champion Oakland, McGee fielder Willie Wilson agreed to a Most’s name at Emerson College Auerbach. They, Most said, taught TAMPA, Fla. (AP) — Ray Perkins was fired as coach But when the second half started, Stith showed no sign J3 ended up winning the National two-year deal with the A’s and was announced. Former Celtic him the meaning of the words of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, a day after the team ended of injury. League batting title with a .335 right-hander Bill Gullickson agreed Tom Sanders, now with the NBA, friendship and loyalty. a six-game losing streak with a 23-17 victory over Atlan­ “He made a miraculous recovery,” Pittsburgh coach average for the St. Louis Cardinals. to a two-year deal with the Detroit presented Most with an antique “The third reason,” Most said, ta. fhul Evans said. “I’d like to have a trainer like that.” The Cards feared they could not Tigers. microphone, while Larry Bird gave “was you people, you people up Bucs owner Hugh Culverhouse named assistant head Stith finished with game highs of 28 points, 12 sign McGee and traded the speedy Wilson, 35, was released by Kan­ the armouncer a piece of the Gar- there. From you 1 learn t the coach Richard Williamson as interim coach. The move rebounds, five steals and three blocks. He also had two outfielder to the A’s on Aug. 29 for sas City after 15 seasons. He is a den’s parquet floor. The meaning of love.” comes with the Buccaneers (5-8) a loss shy of their eigh­ assists and no turnovers. outfielder Felix Jose and two minor .290 career hitter and the Royals’ th consecutive losing season. Stith said he wasn’t as pain-free as he may have ap­ leaguers. McGee left Oakland be­ all-time stolen base leader. Perkins’ record in just less than four seasons with the peared. cause manager Tony La Russa could The next big winner could be Bucs was 19-41. “I’ve hurt it worse before,” he said, “but I don’t think not guarantee an everyday job. Welch, and he figures to either stay I’ve ever played on it this long when it’s been like this.” “Willie McGee wants to wake up in Oakland or go to the Chicago NBA hands out more fines Virginia (4-2) took the lead to stay on a spinning 12- in the morning knowing he’s in the White Sox. Celtics NEW YORK (AP) — Tlie NBA issued a new round of foot jumper by Stith that made it 73-71 with 4:10 left. lineup,” La Russa said. “With Dave Welch won 27 games in helping fighting fines — including one of $4,000 to Harvey His 3-pointer at the 2:30 mark gave the Cavaliers a 76-72 Henderson in center, I couldn’t the A’s win their third consecutive From Page 17 Grant of the Washington Bullets — bringing the league edge, and Pittsburgh (4-1) never got closer. promise that.” AL pennant and was selected the Cy total in the past four days to 19 players penalized for a “Stith is too quick for any of our big kids,” Evans said. The Giants feared center fielder Young Award winner. per cent on 45 of 101 field goal at­ points before retiring to the bench total of $21,750. “He reminds me of Billy Owens, but Owens is bigger. Brett Butler would be declared a Tha Associated Press “I try to put two and two together, tempts, were led by Sedale Threatt five minutes into the second half. Grant received the biggest fine for starting a fight with He comes inside and goes outside and comes up with the new-look free agent and general HOT ITEM — Bob Welch, who won the Cy Young Award but sometimes that doesn’t come out with 20 points, Shawn Kemp with Jazz 135, Bullets 101: Karl Joe Dumars of Detroit during a Saturday night game. big plays. I don’t think we have anyone in our league manager A1 Rosen was not prepared pitching for the Oakland A’s in 1990, is subject of a lot of talk in free agency,” La Russa said. “I 19 and Derrick McKey with 17. Malone scored 17 of his 38 points in Dumars got a $1,(XX) fine for retaliating, and six others who’s 6-6 and can play like him.” to pay his asking price of $15 mil­ at the winter meetings. There are a lot of clubs who want him know the interest we have in him However, they were hurt by 1- the first quarter as Utah jumped out were fined for coming off the bench late in the game. The Cavaliers also got 18 points from John Crotty, 15 lion for four years. on their roster for the ’91 season. and the contract offer we are going for-10 shooting by Xavier to a 23-point lead after 12 minutes Greg Foster of Washington got $2,0(K), Darrell Walker from Keimy 1\uner and 14 from Anthony Oliver. “We didn’t want to leave here to make. I think he’ll stay.” McDaniel, who started with a 23.8- and went on to an easy victory over of Washington $1,500 and Dennis Rodman of the Pistons Jason Matthews led the Panthers with 24 points. Sean without a center fielder,” Rosen .353 average. In 1987, McGee drove switch-hitting third baseman batted George Bell, who slumpied to 21 point average, 13th in the NBA. Washington. $1,0(X). Fined $500 were Mark Aguirre, William Bedford Miller added 11. said. “I think we have a good one.” in 105 runs in leading the Cardinals .230 with six homers and 58 RBIs homers last season for Toronto, is “I missed a lot of easy shots,” Malone also grabbed 15 and James Edwards, all of Detroit, which lost 94-83. Boston College (5-1) got huge contributions from a McGee, 32, is a lifetime .297 hit­ to the World Series for the third time for the Cardinals last season in 121 looking for the $3 million range, and said McDaniel, who had only two rebounds. The other fight, also Saturday night, occurred in East pair of freshmen guards — Gerrod Abram and Howard ter who was selected the MVP in in the 1980s. games. the Chicago Cubs arc interested. Rutherford, N.J., near the end of the third quarter bet­ Eislcy. Abram hit six of seven 3-point tries and finished 1985 when he led the NL with a Butler, who will probably be a “He’s a good, solid player who The Milwaukee Brewers met with ween Derrick Coleman of tlie Nets and Mark Acres of with 30 points, and Eisley’s 24 points included a string free agent by Thursday, will be a hot makes us a much better team,” new Higuera’s agent on Monday, and the Orlando Magic. Coleman was fined $1,000, Acres of 11 consecutive free throws in the final 1:57. property. Both the Los Angeles Braves general manager John manager Tom Trcbelhom thought Whalers $500 and Jack Haley of tlie Nets got $2,500 for coming Senior forward Doug Able had 20 points and Billy Dodgers and New York Mets have Schuerholz said. “He plays a posi­ the chances were “excellent” that off the bench after Acres. Haley was ejected from the Curley, yet another freshman, added 11 points for the MCC five expressed an interest and both have tion we felt was very important to the right-hander would stay. From Page 17 game. The Nets won 111-92. Eagles. the bucks to spend. su-engthen ourselves at.” There was only one minor deal on Walt Williams led Maryland (2-2) with 30 points. Matt The Dodgers have already signed Pendleton, when healthy, is Monday as the New York Yankees Brent Gilchrist, Ryan Walter and playoffs are what really count.” Coleman rookie of the month Roe had 15 and Evers Bums added 10. Darryl Strawberry to a $20.25 deal among the best defensive third sent outfielder Oscar Azocar to the Todd Ewen. The team is using Kevin Dineen scored two goals 'The Eagles made five of 10 3-pointers en route to a is routed for five years, but would rather he basemen in baseball. Three times he San Diego Padres for a player to be rookies and sophomores in several for Hartford, giving him six in his NEW YORK (AP) — Derrick Coleman of the New 37-26 lead with 4:42 left in the opening half before their named later. Jersey Nets, the No. 1 pick in last summer’s draft, was WARWICK, R.I. — It was a mis­ played right field instead of center. has led the NL in assists and twice key positions. last seven games. Scott Young and youth caught up with them. They scored just one point Commissioner Fay Vincent was named NBA rookie of the month for November. match from the beginning for the To make up the loss of Strawber­ he has won a Gold Glove award. “Excuses are for losers,” Roy Mikael Andersson also scored. The the rest of the half, but trailed just 39-38. ry, the Mets are trying to sign free The Braves needed a third unable to attend the meetings be­ said. “We can’t say we’re losing be­ Whalers moved ahead of Buffalo Coleman led all NBA rookies with 16.3 points and “Every game we’ve played, we’ve gone through offen­ Manchester Community College cause of a respiratory illness, but the 10.7 rebounds per game during the month. He is the men’s basketball team. agent Vince Coleman to play left baseman since Jim Presley became a cause Mike MePhee’s not here or into third place in the Adams sive dry spells,” coach Jim O’Brien said. “Especially and may also go after Butler. free agent and indicated he would text of his state of the game address Ryan Walter or Peter Svoboda. Division. league’s sixth-leading rebounder with 10.9 per game and with a young team, you get concerned about how well Host Community College of established a single-game high for the season when he Tha Associalad Prasa Rhode Island had its way with the Pendleton, a teammate of not return. Presley may end up in was released. We’re going with young guys and Mike Keane and Shayne Corson they’ll react, but they’ve responded well.” Coleman and McGee, left the Car­ San Diego, Far the immediate future, Vincent that may be bad in the short term but scored for second-place Montreal, grabbed 23 and scored 28 points against Philadelphia last JUST LOOKING — Bridgeport's Pat Morris, with the ball, looks for a shot as he tries to get Cougars and easily disposed of Tuesday. No. 15 Southern Mississippi 105, Hawaii Loa 71: In them, 94-58, Monday night. dinals on Monday when he signed a Like Butler, the Expos were con­ lists negotiations with the umpires it will help us in the long term. The which dropped to .500 at 13-13-3. around Charles Walker of Rutgers during their game Monday night in Piscataway, N.J. Rut­ Hattiesburg, Miss., every player except one scored in four-year deal witli the Atlanta CCRI remains unbeaten at 4-0 cerned Martinez would leave if he and expansion fees allocation as MacLean NHL player of week gers won, 90-84. Southern Mississippi victory over Hawaii Loa. Braves for $9.8 million. The was declared a new-look free agent. baseball’s most pressing problems. while MCC is 0-3. The Cougars’ NEW YORK (AP) — New Jersey’s John MacLean, next game is Wednesday night at 7 who had five goals and three assists in three games, was versus Springfield Technical Com­ RHAM named the NHL player of tlie week. munity College at East Catholic MacLean, who has eight goals in his last six games, High School. Texas in position for title run From Page 17 Playoff chatter begins again for the Cowboys scored twice in a 5-5 tie with Philadelphia, added a goal “CCRI has a very good team,” and an assist in another 5-5 tie witli the New York Is­ MCC coach Skip Olander said. “We DALLAS (AP) — Not since they the national championship if 59-28. “We want to rotate a lot of people said of llic Cowboys 6-7 record after last starts Uilking about the playoffs, but for like the one against New Orleans gives us well, Portland, and possibly landers and scored two goals and added two assists in a hung in there, but they were more blew the national championship in everything breaks just right,” said The Hurricanes (9-2) fell from in and out,” Maloney said. “And we By DENNE H. FREEMAN year’s 1-15 season. “We know we’ve im­ us every win is great,” said fullback Daryl a lot of confidence going down the road,” Coventry, as the teams to watch in 4- 1 victory at St. Louis. aggressive.” the 1984 Cotton Bowl have the Texas coach David McWilliams, third to fourth, the second suaight want to get the ball up and down the the league. The Associated Press pressed a lot of people, a lot of dis­ Johnston. “You worry about having some Hendrix said. Texas Longhorns had another who was an assistant to Fred Akers Brendan Murphy of CCRI led all week they’ve dropped a notch in the court. We’ve been stressing boxing “It should be fun. The girls are Lions release Jimmy Williams believers, and we’ve set ourselves up in a success and then getting complacent After its final home game, Dallas is on chance at the title. on that 1983 Longhorn team that poll following a victory. BYU the road to play Philadelphia and Atlanui. scorers with 25 points. Twelve.^ out (defensively). We want to get a starting to buy into what we want to IRVING, Texas — The Dallas Cow­ position to conuol our own destiny. And about it. Each week the games get bigger But the Longhorns have posi­ lost to the Bulldogs of Vince (10-2) plunged from fourth to 13th. PONTIAC, Mich. (AP) —■ Citing discipline and at­ Knight players hit the scoring lot of shots off.” do,” he said. boys are rediscovering the wonderful who knows? The way tlie NFL’s going and bigger for us.” “This team has really come on in the tioned themselves again for a title Dooley. ‘Truthfully, though, we’re Colorado, which completed its titude, Detroit coach Wayne Fontes threw a key player column while Todd Stiles scored 21 Maloney, new to the scene, said Schedule: Dec. 6 Cromwell A, 8 world of playoff chatter. this year, anytliing can happen.” Johnson said the team is a giant leap second half of the season,” said defensive shot by jumping from fifth to third just going to be trying to beat Miami regular season two weeks ago, off tlie team and told quarterback Rodney Pcete to quit for MCC. the scorebook from a year ago E.O. Smith A 1:30 p.in., 10 Bolton They have a week off while Valley Dallas trails Philadelphia and ahead of tlie 1989 cellar inhabitants. back Ray Horton. “You can’t even com­ CCRI (94) — Jamas Varin 5 2 17, Robert Sul­ in The Associated Press college and let the rest of it fall into place.” remained No. 1 for the third straight whining and start producing. showed RHAM had trouble getting H, 13 East Hampton A, 17 Portland Ranch — the Cowboys’ training camp — Washington, both 7-5, and Green Bay and “We’re a decent football team right pare it to this team early this year. We are livan 7 0 14, Brendan Murphy 9 3 25. Matt football poll. The ’Homs tackle tlie fourth- week. The Buffaloes (10-1-1) “It was something that liad to be done,” Fontes said Mahar 0 2 2, Eric Levy 3 0 6, Derek Wise 4 1 9, points on the board. Even witli tlie A, 20 Rocky Hill H, 27 Putnam A 1 buzzes with playoff talk. Dallas downed now,” Johnson said. “We’ve had six wins, more focused, more together. We have Texas, which hasn’t won the na­ ranked Hurricanes on New Year’s received 42 first-place votes and after releasing linebacker Jimmy Williams on Monday. Minnesota, each 6-6, in the race for the Kendall Tavares 0 11, Paul Clays 1 1 3, Dean pressing style, which could produce p.m., 29 Parish Hill A 1:30 p.m. New Orleans 17-13 on Sunday and and tliey’ve all been in the fourth quarter. every intention of winning every game Walters 3 0 7, Michael Davenport 1 0 2, Dennis tional title since 1%9, was ranked Day in the Cotton Bowl. “Discipline and attitude is what we’re trying to get across three NFC wild-card spots. 1,476 points from a nationwide easy points, he said the offense doesn’t play again until Dec. 16 when the we play from here on.” Parry 3 0 6, Dan McDonald 1 0 2. Totals 37 10 second going into the 1984 Cotton Texas’ only loss was 29-20 to Jan. 3 East Lyme H, 7 Bacon “After last year, which was really We were barely above zero last year. 94. panel of sports writers and broad­ needs work. here. Phoenix Cardinals come to town. Even Saints quarterback Steve Walsh, Bowl, only to lose to Georgia 10-9 now-No. 1 Colorado in September. Academy A, 10 Coventry H, 14 “He’s been a very good player here, a fine player. But lough, this feels awfully good,” said We’ve gained some crediuibility, but MCC (58) — Greg Hopkins 5 0 10, Tyrone casters. “We want a turnover, and then Parish Hill H, 17 Cromwell H, 22 “A year ago a lot of people were count­ notliing fantastic yet. It’s still too early to traded by the Cowboys, has noticed a dif­ Berger 3 2 8, John Gallagher 3 0 8, Robert thanks to a fumbled punt in the last Texas, which nipped Texas A&M Georgia Tech stayed second after turn and go. But we tlien have to I don’t want anybody here to put themselves ahead of defensive tackle Dean Hamel. Namnaum 0 0 0, Luis Decuhna 0 0 0, Todd Bolton A 4:30 p.m., 24 East ing the days until the end of tlie season,” talk playoffs.” ference from the two months he has been two minutes of the game. Top- 28-27 on Saturday, jumped over tills team.” The Cowboys have won lliree games in Stiles 8 2 21, Joe Marshall 0 0 0, Ryan beating Georgia 40-23, but closed identify what we want to do (on the Hampton H, 28 Portland H, 31 coach Jimmy Johnson said Monday. gone. Omehaney 3 1 9, Doug Marshall 0 2 2. Totals ranked Nebraska also lost and Miami and Brigham Young in Uie Williams, tlie Lions’ No. 1 draft pick out of Ncbra.ska a row for the first time since 1986. Dallas Defensive back Manny Hendrix said the gap on Colorado. The Yellow offensive end).” Rocky Hill A. 22 7 58. Miami won it all. final regular-season poll. Miami in 1982, was released because of an altercation that took “Now, they have ilic feeling of they can’t has won consecutive games at home for the Cowboys are no longer worried about “The talent is about the same,” Walsh 3-point goals: CCRI- Varin 5, Murphy 4, Wal­ Jackets (10-0-1), the only major Maloney, unfamiliar with tlie Feb. 4 Bacon Academy H, 7 “Well, it’s nice to be third be­ edged San Diego State 30-28, while wait until tliey can play again.” the first time since 1985. how tliey are going to blow games. said. “But they’re playing with more con­ ters. MCC- Stiles 3, Omahaney 2, G ^la g h e r 2. team without a loss, got 16 first- Charter Oak Conference, said CovenUy A, 11 Berlin H. place on tlie sideline during Detroit’s 23-17 loss in Halftime: 54-29 CCRI. cause it puts you in position to win BYU was demolished by Hawaii “It’s exciting,” linebacker Bill Bales “'fhe win was great and everybotiy “Just knowing we can win close games fidence. place votes and 1,397 points. reports he’s received indicate Crom- Games not noted 7:30 p.m. Chicago on Sunday.