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LOCAL/STATE Accused accuser’s tale doubted By Dianna M. Talbot batehes of letters. cluding complaints that Reichardt was cither speeding or Manchester Herald He noticed that of the letters reported from June 13 to spinning his tires in front of her house and trying to run 22, most were written in a block or scribbled type of let­ her over with his car. In those instances, police charged A Manchester woman’s claims that a former teen-age tering similar to the first two threatening letters that Kel­ Reichardt with reckless endangerment, reckless driving > ^ r ’ • neighbor harassed her were doubted by a police detective ley admitted to writing during the later period, police and tampering with a witness. 1" »' % ' ■ about nine months after the case began, an arrest-warrant said. R)ur of her complaints landed Reichardt in jail for a - ^ ’ -» .”5^ ^ application indicates. In two of the letters reported on June 14 and 15, the total of 19 days for violation of parole. l5*.i . - p » * * 1* : * '^ . 1^ It was June 1989, and Nancy Kelley, 36, of 66 Joan word “know” was mis.spciled as “no.” This coincided In a telephone convcr.sation Friday, Kelley said only ■^ ' ‘ - V-'‘V'fi'C* Circle — arrested Thursday night on charges of fabricat­ with two threatening letters that Kelley had admitted to that there is more to the ca.se than what meets the eye. ing evidence that landed the now-20-ycar-old man in jail writing and that were reported on December 18 and 19. Her husband, Joe, said his wife admitted to fabricating for more than two weeks — was complaining that the In addition, the longhand writing in a threatening letter some letters because “.she was under a lot of stress and man was sending her threatening letters. reported on June 22 had specific characteri.stics of Kel­ very fearful at the time.” He declined further comment. The man, Christopher Reichardt, who used to live ley’s handwriting. A neighbor of Kelley’s who asked to remain across the street from Kelley but now lives in Colchester, -According to the arrest application, police think she anonymous said, ”... I didn’t know how .serious the was on probation at the time because of a September might have fabricated previous harassment reports, in­ situation had gotten. Now I don’t know what to think.” 1988 incident. In that ca.se, Kelley gave police a sworn ,y r > ' ' „ statement identifying his voice as the maker of obscene phone calls to her. • But Detective Paul R. Lombardo said he noticed some­ thing fishy about the letters Kelley showed him. “The threatening letters that Nancy Kelley reported to the police contained information which .suggested Reichardt was following Mrs. Kelley’s every move,” the THANK detective said in the arrest application. “It did not seem probable that Christopher Reichardt could have had ac­ A VOLUNTEER TODAY cess to such detailed information about Mrs. Kelley, as he was at that time living and working in Colchester, Dedicated volunteers deserve special recognition Conn.” for their community service. You can say thank Reichardt has denied most of the charges. His attorney, Kimball Hunt, said he advi.scd his client you by nominating them for the to plead guilty to one harassment charge in May, becau.se the charges against him were mounting and the teen-ager was starting to fall apart emotionally. He was placed on probation, and ordered not to deal with Kelley. Now, according to the arrest-warrant application, police suspect Kelley fabricated many complaints against Reichardt since the ca.se began in September 1988. Prlice cited the following: On May 23, 1989, Kelley complained to police that Reichardt was violating his probation. She provided Lombardo with a handwritten account of the violations. JC Penney Later complaints from Kelley involved two scries of G o l d l n -R u i t threatening letters, allegedly from Reichardt. The first AWARD scries of seven letters was reported from-June 13, 1989 through June 22, 1989. The second, involving nine let­ given to individuals or groups and youths for outstanding Reginaid Pinto/Manchoster Herald ters, was reported to have occurred from November 22, volunteer service. 1989 through January 19, 1990. CIRCLE GAME — Steven Stopp, 7, of 44 Eldridge St., and Jonathan Sparks, 10, of 33 Eldridge St., combined However, during the course of an interview at. police ThcJCrciimy (inle/cii Rule Airanl ri-iof’iiizi'S tnui rm ninb tU' self soccer with basketball Friday at Charter Oak Park. headquarters on January 24, 1990, Kelley confessed that she was responsible for fabricating the second scries of k\s ii'ork of iKilitulcers in lunimnnities nemss Anurica It Ls threatening letters and falsely reporting them to police. (nrjawes Cusl) I’cnniy's first store, ctdlecl "TIh‘ tiolden Rule," tiH eh j ^ She said she had intended to provide a basis for having u iLs estiihlLsIxd in Keninurir. U 't»), in I^X)J And it is Ixisid on .Mr Town Hall expansion plan Reichardt convicted and sent to prison, Lombardo said. Although Kelley denied any responsibility for the first I’enney's own dedietition to service - first in hiLsini>ss, tlx-n in OPENING SOON batch, she admitted during the interview to writing a decades o f lihikintlrrofr\‘ and fxTsonal senice to many causis. threatening letter reported on June 22, 1989, he said. She needs parking focus: Buckno later recanted that admission. J ^ o m b a r d i ' s (formerly West Side Tiivern) However, Lpmbardo began to compare the two Nominate a friend. A group. Yourself. By Rick Santos said. “We want to avoid all stumbling block- 331 Center Street s." Manchester Herald However, even if plarmers develop a way Indian village noted The winners will be selected from arrxsng your nominations by a panel of involved citizens and community leaders. The winners will receive: to avoid such actions, she said she is not con­ Pizza, Pasta and More HARTFORD (AP) — An Indian village in Soulhbury The Town Hall Subcommittee of the Board fident it would be accepted. ~ of Directors will try to develop a town hall and 500 Bridgeport buildings made during World War I “There will always be the naysayers. It’s a have been recommended for inclusion in the National ▲ A specialty commissioned bronze sculpture that symbolizes the spirit of ^ expansion plan that will provide enough park­ fact you have to face,’’ Buckno said. “They’re New York Style Brick oven Pizza ing — without tearing down the Lincoln Cen- Register of Historic Places. volunteerism. always the same people. My concern is these The Connecticut Historic Preservation Board made the 2 ter nor buying properties north of it, accord- pxtoplc would defeat any good proposal we at affordable prices g ing to Deputy Mayor Susan Buckno, subcom- Fine Italian Cuisine recommendations Thursday. Acceptance on the register A A contribution of $1,000 to his or her organization. can come up with.” stamps historical significance to the sites, makes them n mittec chairwoman. As proof that the contingent to preserve the X The subcommittee has scheduled a meeting eligible for federal grants and helps protect them from A An opportunity to compete for the National Golden Rule Award, which m Licoln Center is not a fair sampling of the demolition. TO ^ for 3 p.m. Monday in the Lincoln Center gold citizens, Buckno said she has received several 645-0303 carries an additional contribution of $5000 and $10,000 to the winning > The board unanimously nominated the former r ^ room. telephone calls since the meeting from pjcople volunteer’s organization. 3 Buckno, who personally favored the plan Pootatuck Indian village in Southbury. The site, which is a advising her to continue considering tearing considered sacred to Indians, is thought to contain such for creating parking by razing the Lincoln the building down. Nomination forms are available where you volunteer and at the catalog desks 3 Center, said she would oppose that proposal artifacts as tools, beads, smoking pipes, pottery and uten­ “I wish those were the p>cople that would sils used by the Fbotatuck Indians, an offshoot of the of local JCPenney stores. < or buying land next to the building because of come to the meeting,” she said. $ 1.00 I^ugussett Nation. 3 the negative perception the public has shown Besides finding a new way to provide - for the moves. It was discovered in 1985 when the town was planning Deadline for nominations is March 31,1990. piarking, the subcommittee’s task is to plan a OFF to buy the area from Northea.st Utilities to use as a dump 3j She said the dozen or so people who at- system so departments in the Lincoln Center “ tended Tuesday’s directors’ meeting to attack are not too closely related to those in the for bulky waste. Winner and finalists will be anrrouced May 3,1990. 2 ihc idea of demolishing the Lincoln Center Officials say the village not only provides an under­ Municipal Building, so town employees and ANY standing of 17lh and 18th century Indians, but remains j were not a fair representation of the com- others using town hall do not waste time munily. important culturally and spiritually to the state s Indian traveling between buildings, she said. P I ^ A community. The site is still used for Indian spiritual JCPenney 1 ^ “My concern is that their negativism would Presently the Planning and Zoning. En­ f90B J C Company. Inc sway the voting public, and that concern gineering and Building departments are in the purification ceremonies. “ makes me back away from this plan,” Buckno Lincoln Center. 9 9 0 Recreation News G rC yhO llIld driVCFS Fftlly Trinity attacks CCLU plans course probe NEW MILFORD (AP) — Civil ' bending under pressure from Chris­ in the curious position of objecting liberties lawyers will enter the tick­ tian fundamentalists who claimed both to the decision to allow the Farrakhan aide course — and to drop it. Following are some of the programs, trips, and special HARTFORD (AP) — Striking good for labor,” Jenkins said. “But “They just didn’t know what to lish issue of whether a metaphysics the course taught religion. Others expect,” said True. events offered by the Manchester F^irks and Recreation Greyhound drivers rallied Friday (Waterhouse) gets run down by a course should have been dropped objected to the course on grounds it “On both sides, government en­ Department. For more information on programs, recrea­ afternoon to remember a driver bus.” Rev. Jeffrey Larche, of the Im­ HAR'TFORD (AP) — Trinity College has con­ from adult education departments in taught religion in a public building, tities have to be very careful when maculate Conception Church in tion facilities, or parks, please call the department at killed while walking the picket line demned a follower of Nation of Islam leader Louis three towns. violating the constitutional separa­ dealing with courses that advocate 647-3084/3089. and other unions joined in to show Police officers on horseback, Hartford, spoke to the group and of­ Farrakhan for allegedly using anti-Semitic insults in The Connecticut Civil Liberties tion of church and state. what could be religious views,” “solidarity against union busting." motorcycles and on foot stood guard fered the support of the Catholic responding to a Jewish student’s question during a Union says it will investigate why Clifford said the CCLU’s interest Clifford said. “They also have to be Programs More than 40 people showed up at the relatively ftcaceful rally. church. recent campus appearance. the course was canceled in Brook­ was piqued by the possibility the careful not to allow censorship when Outdoor Experience — Challenge yourself and learn at the memorial service for Robert An investigation by the college’s Racial Flarass- field, Bethel and New Milford. schools allowed themselves to be a segment of the society is of­ how to survive in the great outdoors. Youth ages 12 to 15 Waterhouse, 59, a 30-ycar menl Grievance Committee concluded that Don Attorney Ralph Clifford said the pressured into banning the course. fended.” will meet on Saturdays, 9 a.m. to noon at Center Springs Greyhound veteran, who died March Muhammad, a minister in the controversial black aclions raise questions about how But he also expressed concern that F^k beginning March 17. The fee is $45 and includes a 3 in Redding, Calif., after he was religious group, called the unidentified student a school administrators screen adult administrators may not have taken Jacob, who maintains her course full-day trip to Deer Lake Scouting Reserve in Kil- crushed against a building by a bus I I n I I “dirty, lying, cheating Jew” during a question and education courses, and how they steps to avoid courses that could be docs not advocate religion, said she lingworth to experience their ropes course. Registration driven by a driver hired as a replace­ answer period after his Nov. 21 speech. deal with pressure from people who viewed as advocating religion. was delighted to hear the CCLU was is now through March 15. Space is limited and Richard don’t like the offerings. He said the CCLU would then be stepping in. ment. I n 11 The grievance committee, formed in December in Walter will teach the class. “Bob Waterhouse never wanted to response to student complaints about racism on cam­ The course had been taught since Clubs for Kids — Clubs for Kids is a golf program give his life.” said Marie Salvaggi, 1988 by Alcthca Jacob, a New Mil­ pus, launched its investigation after getting a com­ O designed for youth ages 12 to 16 who are economically whose husband has been driving plaint from a student, Andrew Snyder. ford woman who instructed her stu­ unable to pursue an interest in the sport of golf. The Greyhound buses for 26 years. “He OPEN SUNDAY 1-4 P.M. dents in meditation, self-healing and 3 3 -H program is a joint effort on the part of the towns of only wanted to make a living.” 37 Hartland Road April Brown, chairwoman of the committee, in­ the inner being. New Milford Impeccable 6 room 3 BR Colonial with front U3 back fir^aced LR for­ S-F Hartford, East Hartford, and Manchester, with the assis­ Members of the New England mal DR. great lot near everything! Asking $152,900. Dir.: Broad St. to formed Snyder of the committee’s conclusions in a dropped the course in January and tance of the Connecticut section PGA. The program Health Care Employees Union, aiver Rd. to Hartland Rd. letter re le a ^ Friday and told him it was writing the other towns followed suit last •WE ARE SELLING HOUSES.’ MANCHESTER provides equipment, lessons, and free golf for all par­ Local 1199, retired auto workers, Muhammad to condemn him for the remarks. month. — m ticipants. The program will begin in July and continue television technicians and family Jacob accused administtators of O o throughout the summer. Registration for the program will members of the striking drivers all LUMBER INC. take place at the Mahoney Recreation Center, 110 Cedar gathered to honor Waterhouse and to I I I I ' I ^ ^ 00 Street, March 19 to 30, 6 to 9 p.m. For more information, support the union. Sunspots boost H ■< call Elizabeth Mielcarz, assistant recreation supervisor, at “We’re here to show solidarity m . 647-3166 after 3 pm. against tinion busting,” said Dan Ir |7>l I®' * o i Scuba Lessons — Wednesdays, 7 to 9:30 p.m., at the Strahinich of the Health Care East Side Recreation Center Pool, beginning March 21, Employees Union. “That’s what radio signals for eight weeks. F^irticipants must be at least 16 years of Greyhound is trying to do.” JUST USTEDI CHESTER DR. PROSPECT (AP) — When a Bronson Road woman age and the fee for the course is $65 plus equipment rent­ 4 or 5 bedroom Cape with 2 full dormers, 2 baths, fireplace. The Amalgamated Council of complained of stomach pains, her emergency calls were al for dives in July ($80). YMCA certification cards will 1st floor den, oversized garage and vinyl siding! Listed at Greyhound Local Unions, which heard around the world. When a fire alarm rang at a Come |- 33 be given. The course will be taught by veteran instructor represents 6,300 drivers and more only $153,900. ■WE ARE SELLING H O U S E S ’ Cook Road house two days later, that loo was heard O O Bill O’Neill. For more information, contact Laura Dun- than 3,000 of Greyhound’s office hometo field at the Parks and Recreation Department. thousands of miles across the ocean. quality. O “ H and maintenance workers, went on Prospect Fire Chief Donald Stankus got proof of the Free Learn to Fish Clinic — The Manchester Parks strike March 2 when it failed to Andersen. m rn long-distance emergency signals this week when he and Recreation Department in conjunction with the state reach agreement with the company WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSES received a letter and tape recording from Max Van Ar­ of Connecticut, Department of Environmental Protection, on a three-year contract. nhem, a 37-ycar-old pharmacist from the Netherlands will be sponsoring a free Learn to Fish Clinic for persons The eighth day of the strike ^ 5 ? Blanchard & Rossetto age nine and older (12 and under must be accompanied brought violence in Ohio where city of Huissen. a O AFAL ESTATE 646-2482 Van Arnhem, whose hobby is listening to local radio by an adult), Wednesdays, March 14 to March 28, 7 to 9 shots were fired at a Greyhound bus m z signals from long distances, taped broadcasts of p.m. at the Mahoney Recreation Center, 110 Cedar Andersen® o > driven by a replacement driver, “Prospect Fire WQU349.” the department’s radio call Sueet. This course, designed for the beginner angler, will while in Washington, a federal letters, and tracked down the department by looking up > r * cover Connecticut Waters, Introduction to Fishing mediator was appointed to meet next the call letters in a radio-frequency manual. 33 CO Tackle, Natural Baits, What you need before you go fish­ week first with the union- and later “You will be surprised to receive a letter from the WINDOWALLS® ing, Identification of Fish, Care of catch, and more. E- with Greyhound, said George TAKE A RroE ON Netherlands and even more surprised to hear that I was Weekly 33 > quipment will be provided. Spaces are limited and pre- Gravely, Greyhound spokesman. able to receive your radio signals,” Van Arnhem said in > - * regisu’ation is required by calling the Mahoney Recrea­ The strikers wore black armbands Health Tip TRUCKLOAD SALE his letter, which, in addition to the tape, was accom­ tion Center, 647-3166 or the Parks and Recreation Office in remembrance of Waterhouse and THE WILD SIDE panied by a post card from his hometown, a photo of his at 647-3089. screamed obscenities at buses arriv­ We are combining our Anderson orders so we'lcilh order radio antennas and a slicker from the Netherlands. A |ult Golf Qinjc — Learn to golf or improve your ing at Union Station. An Erin Tours “You always wonder what happens to your signals,” another truckload of windows and gliding doors. Call for gamfe before the nice weather begins. The clinics will be bus, which the strikers said was Stankus said Thursday. “It’s amazing he picked it up held on Sunday evenings, 6 p.m. to 7 p.m., at the hired by Greyhound to help carry details. Deposit required. passengers, pulled in the station halfway tuound the world.” Mahoney Recreation Center, 110 Cedar Street, March 18 Mayor Robert Chatficld, Prospect’s assistant fire chief, Order Deadline March 12th while the raJIyers shouted “Scab” to April 15. The clinics arc coordinated by the New is heard on the Feb. 13 broadcast. and pointed their fingers at the Approximate Delivery Date April 23rd. England School of Golf and instructed by PGA golf “You could hear me clear as a bell,” he said. die professionals, f^trticipanis will receive personalized in­ driver. TL Netherlands, that has to be eight hours by airplane. struction on the full swing, the short game, practice “Don’t ride Greyhound buses,” Scientists say the sunspot cycle can be thanked for smiking driver Richard Jenkins told ORDER NOW AND SAVE drills, strategy, and the rules of the game. Various teach­ sending the local broadcasts so far. LESS TV-M O R E ACTIVITY ing aids utilized, including the Sybervision and Sports the small crowd. “We need the sup­ Sunspots arc relatively cool areas of the sun, which in­ Pediatricians now consider excessive port of the public to bring Enhancement Systems. Proper technique will be tensify and wane in an 11-ycar-cyclc, said J. Lawrence TV watching a genuine disease of AN ADDITIONAL Greyhound to its knees.” developed throu^ the use of videotaping replay, and Pond of Woodbury, a professor of astronomy at Mal- children, causing obesity and other lls. analysis. Equipment will be provided for those who need Charles True, who has driven Hours spent watching TV are hours not Greyhound buses for 17 years, and Photo by Mark B. Moran tatuck Community College. They arc a.ssociaicd with 5 - 1 0 % it. The fee is $45 per person. solar flares, exceptionally hot explosions radiating spent burning up calories and develop­ Jenkins, a 21-year veteran, blame ing muscle coordination and social ex- THE MANCHESTER FIRE DEPARTMENT charged particles from the sun’s surface, which enter die Trips Waterhouse’s death on corporate citemenl in play activity. TV watchers 8th UTILITIES DISTRICT IS EXPANDING greed. earth’s atmosphere. usually snack on junk food (many Trips do not require a Recreation Membership Card Normally, radio transmissions arc bounced off the and they arc open to non-residents. Please call the depart­ “We feel we are doing something JOINNOW!! children see on TV over 11,000 low- ionosphere layer of the atmosphere to follow the curva­ nutrition, htgh-calone junk food ads a ment for registration information. FREE TRAINING UNIFORMS FREE EQUIPMENT ture of the earth, he said. But the charged particles St. Patrick’s Day Festival in Highland, N.Y. — year). For healthy kids — less TV, more SUPPORT YOUR COMMUNRYATNO COST change the levels of the iono.sphcrc, so stronger reflective social active play. Thursday, March 15. Bus will depart from the F^rks and areas arc created in some ca.scs and non-rcflcclivc areas MANCHESTER LUMBER INC. Recreation Office, Center Springs F^k at 9 a.m. and will WEEKLY BINGO Attend Our Orientation Meeting in others. SINCE 1902 arrive in Highland, N.Y. at approximately 11 a.m. There March 18,1990 Radio transmissions in the very high frequency range will be time for s'^opping prior to lunch at the Vil- TUESDAY 7:00 PM u.scd by local suitions arc suppo.scd to go short distances, laBiglicri Resort. Lunch will include corned beef and MFD Headquarters Church of the Assumption but because of the solar activity, which is at its height 401 NEW STATE RD., MANCHESTER, CT. cabbage or roasted half of chicken served with Irish soda 32 Main Street this year, they’ve been reflecting much farther than in­ bread, irishslronc soup, salad, boiled potato, green peas, 22 So. Adams Street ^ l o p p c ^ HOURS: 7AM-5PM Mon-Sat. 2:00 PM tended. dessert, and beverage. There will also be live entertain­ Manchester, CT. Van Arnhem said he has been listening to his radios (203) 643-5144 ment to include a band playing Irish and dance music, EVERYONE WELCOME for long-distance receptions since 1969. He heard no 348 Main Street Irish step dancers, fiddle player, and Josie O'Doiuiel $2.00 Admission 16 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER “radio-skip” reception from 1981 to September 1988, Manchester (singer, actress, and comedian). Tlie fee is $9 per person. 1 vover $1,000 Cash Prizes when sunspot activity was low, but has started to hear Washington, D.C. Cherry Hlo.s.sonr^Veekend — ------NO OBLIGATION 649-102B them again. Friday, April 6 to Sunday, April 8.

\ 9 9 0 North says Poindexter DPUC favors plan Obituaries 643-2711 of AT&T vs. SNET aware of his activities Gladys H. Crockett denly Thursday (March 8, 1990) at pilot of the plane. Gladys H. Crockett, 83, of 14 his home. Dr. Kristin Sweeney of the medij NEW BRITAIN (AP) — AT&T’s application to WASHINGTON (AP) — Oliver L. North the rebels. North said he was told “in so many Gerard Su died Thursday (March 8, LaChapelle was the husband of cal examiner’s office said both med provide three specialized business telecommunica­ icslified Friday that former national security words” he was rc.sponsiblc for the Contras. 1990) at an area convalescent home. Beverly (Jamison) LaChapelle. died from multiple fractures and in) tions services on an interstate basis in Connecticut adviser John M. Poindexter sent him to be North said he kept Poindexter fully informed of She was bom Feb. 5, 1907, in He was bom Aug. 18, 1930 in temal injuries, most likely suffererj should be approved under limited conditions, the state questioned by lawmakers about covert aid to his work to help buy and ship arms to the Newark, N.J. and had been a Manchester and was a lifelong resi­ when the plane hit the water. Department of Public Utility Control said Friday. the Nicaraguan rebels that couldn’t “be rebels. Manchester resident for more than dent before moving to East Hartford The plane crashed Nov. 28 while If DPUC’s draft decision is approved in its final revealed to anyone.” North reluctantly admitted he supervised the 50 years. She was the widow of the three years ago. He was a veteran of it was en route from Block Island tc form, it would represent the first approval of competi­ The former White House aide, testifying as a arms-supply operation put together by retired -1 attorney Charles N. Crockett. the Korean Conflict, serving with Westerly. The only body recovcrcc tive telecommunications services in the state other reluctant Icadoff witness at Poindexter’s Iran- Air Force Maj. Gen. Richard V. Sccord. She received a teaching degree the U.S. Air Force. He was so far has been tJiat of Shirley than the federal government’s national telephone net­ Contra trial, admitted he lied when questioned “At no time, as you were running your from the University of Vermont and employed as a packaging engineer Wood, 65, of Block Island. She dic„ work service provided by AT&T and US Sprint, ac­ by House members about whether he was operation, you never tried to conceal or hide taught Biology and English at New for Pratt & Whitney of East from the same injuries that caused. cording to a DPUC release. covertly helping arm the Nicaraguan Contras what you were doing from cither Admiral Britain High School and was a sub­ Hartford. He was a member of Beck’s and Sullo’s deaths, the mediJ The DPUC decided in March 1989 that certain for the Reagan administration. Poindexter or Robert McFarlanc?” Webb stitute teacher for the Manchester South United Methodist Church, cal examiner’s office. types of intrastate service, previously a monopoly of The retired Marine lieutenant colonel, asked, the second reference being to Poindex­ schools. Manchester Lodge of Elks, and a Search teams had been unable to I local telephone companies, should be opened to declared a hostile wimess by the judge, insisted ter’s predecessor. ■T1 Crockett was a member of the former leader of the Boy Scouts of find the bodies of the eight people} limited competition. AT&T, MCI Telecommunica­ that “no one ever told me to lie to Congress" “I did not,” North said. Center Congregational Church and America Troop No. 47 in who were on board the Brittcn-Nor-1 O tions and US Sprint filed for service after that about the covert operation to help the rebels “Were you ever trying to direct that opera­ many other organizations including Manchester. man Islander until mid Februar DO T i decision. after Congress shut off money. tion on you own, independent of your super­ the Girl Scouts of America, the Besides his wife he is survived by when a remote underwater camera But North said that when he told Poindexter iors?” Webb asked. The draft decision rejects Southern New England Retired Teachers Association of his mother Margaret (O’Bright) located three bodies, still strapped ii. ^ F his misgivings about attending the meeting he “Never,” North replied. Telephone Co.’s argument that competition from Manchester, the Garden Club of LaChapelle of Manchester, his son their scats. The discovery was made. was told: “You can handle it, you can take care “Didn’t you keep them apprised of all of AT&T would reduce its armual revenues by $20 mil­ Manchester, the Eastern Star Martha James LaChapelle of East Hartford, about three miles west of Block Is J of it.” your Contra-related activities?” Webb a.skcd. — m lion, which could put upward pressure on local ser­ Chapter No. 21, and the American a daughter Diane Owen of land. North said he was “concerned by the kind of “Yes,” North said. O o Association of Retired Persons Coventry, two sisters Barbara Pos­ A lawsuit against New England vice rates, the DPUC said. questions they might ask” because “I’d been Poindexter, who succeeded McFarlanc in Green Lodge Chapter 2399. sum of Bolton, and Rosemary Perry Airlines has been filed by Sullo’s ^ DO told by two national security advisers and their late 1985, is charged with conspiracy, two “The draft drcision would change dramatically She is survived by two daughters, of Tucson, Ariz., and three mother as a result of the crash. deputies, by the director of central intelligence counts of obstructing Congress and two counts H - < Connecticut’s telecommunications policy,” said Susan C. Seibert of Manchester and grandchildren. that that information was not to be revealed to of making false statements. The charges con­ m . SNET spokesman Bill Seekamp. Nancy C. Malone of Bridgewater, Funeral services will be held at 11 In Memoriam anyone.” cern accusations that he tried to cover up O i Mass.; a brother Ovidc G. a.m Monday at the Holmes Funeral North said “I didn’t walk into the meeting North’s military assistance and fund raising for Hogaboom of Bloomfield, five Home, 400 Main St., Manchester. In sad and loving memory of Edward intending to lie.” the Contras as well as White House knowledge grandchildren, four great­ Burial will be in the East Cemetery. ]. McLaughin, who p ass^ away on Woman injured after March 10,1987. But the former National Security Council of a 1985 shipment of Hawk missiles to Iran. grandchildren, and several nieces Friends may call at the funeral home aide staff officer admitted that he “did not tell and nephews. from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Sunday. We think of you in silence North testified that Poindexter, while he was the truth” during Aug. 6, 1986 session with r" 33 truck flips on 1-84 Private services will be held Mon­ We often speak your name McFarlanc’s deputy, was among those who But all we have are memories, members of the House Permanent Select Com­ O O day with a burial in East Cemetery. Crash victims identified told him to work to provide assistance to the A M ^chester woman is in stable condition at and your picture in a frame. mittee on Intelligence. There arc no calling hours. Nicaraguan Contras as Congress was shutting O “n Manchester Memorial Hospital after suffering head in­ PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) — “I recall deceiving them about the full Memorial donations may be made to Sadly Missed By, off direct U.S. military aid. == m juries Friday when her pickup truck struck a guard rail Two victims of a New England Air­ Willa 4c Family measure of my involvement,” said North. The American Society, 243 East and rolled over on the Buckland Street off-ramp of Inter­ lines crash whose bodies were Poindexter, a retired Navy rear admiral who Poindexter “told you you were becoming the Center St., Manchester, 06040. The state 84, officials said. recovered from Block Island Sound was national security adviser for President p>crson who would replace the CIA” as the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main In Memoriam The woman, Natalia Trevitazzo, of 84 Rachel Road, earlier this week were identified Reagan in 1986, is accused, among other source of military suppx)rt for the Conuas? he St., has charge of the arrangements. d O was the only person injured in the accident that happened Friday as the pilot and one of the In sad and loving memory of Arthur things of putting North up to lying at the meet­ was asked. J. Kurapkot, who passed away on BILLY GRAHAM TV SPECIAL m z just before noon, said a State Police spokesman in Henry Joseph passengers. ing. “1 don’t want to put those words in his March 11,1988. o > Hartford. The bodies were identified by the Compelled to testify by Iran-Contra mouth,” North said, but “in that general time LaChapelle Jr. > 1“ He said Trevitazzo was charged with failure to drive in Rhode Island medical examiner’s Sadly Missed, But not forgotten. prosecutors. North conceded few points frame he was one of the pxrsons.” an established lane. Henry Jo.scph LaChapelle, 59, of office as those of John Beck Jr., 46, Donald Kurapkot 4c Family; without a struggle during a day of rclcntlc.ss “You were told, were you not, that you were 33 03 William, Brother, and TONIGHT 7:00 ch8 A spokesman at the hospital said Friday night that she 84 Fitzgerald Drive, Eist Hanford, of Lcdyard, Conn., and David A. questioning by prosecutor Dan Webb. supposed to go fund and arm the Contras?” Mr 4c Mrs. George 1 lanscn. Sister 33 > would remain there overnight. formerly of Manchester, died sud­ Sullo, 23, of Warwick. 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(AP) — A woman who claimed Freedom Means Choice. she was blinded and lost her senses of taste and smell BOISE, Idaho (AP) — The state legally responsible. House approved a bill Friday that Gov. Cecil Andrus has not com­ “I consistently heard the word because of injuries suffered when a truck ran her off ‘morality’ used, always ascribed to call on chance a freeway has been awarded $3.7 million. would give Idaho the nation’s most mented on the bill, but he has come out strongly against abortion except the life of the unborn,” said Sally “Under the circumstances, we thought the award restrictive abortion law and anti- in cases of rape, incest and a threat Trott. “I never heard it used in appropriate,” said Arthur Tiddle, foreman of the abortion activists the test they want WASHINGTON (AP) — President Bush’s phone con­ for a U.S. Supreme Court stand on to the life of the mother. reference to the state’s obligation if versation with an impostor claiming to be Iran’s presi­ Pomona Superior Court jury that handed down the Along with a Pennsylvania anti­ it’s going to coerce a woman to judgment Tuesday. the issue. dent was “a little embarrassing” but underscored his The measure passed 47-36 and abortion law, which has been par­ carry a pregnancy to term.” commitment to winning the release of U.S. hostages in Elaine Fleishman, a 61-year-old mother of five was forwarded to the Senate after tially blocked by a federal court in­ On Thursday, the House approved Lebanon, Bush’s spokesman said Friday. who used to be a part-time nanny, now attends the more than three hours of sometimes junction, the Idsdio bill would be the and sent the Senate legislation Presidential press secretary Marlin Fitzwatcr said Bush Braille Institute in Rancho Mirage, her attorney, Amy emotional debate witnessed by anti­ most restrictive in the nation, ac­ repealing the state’s conu-oversial believed the contact, purportedly from Hashemi Rafsan- C. Fisch, said Thursday. abortion and pro-choice advocates cording to its sponsors and the Na­ “trigger law,” which sets criminal jani, was probably a hoax but decided to involve himself The jurors found negligence on the part of the packing the House gallery. tional Right to Life Committee. pcn^tics including prison terms up anyway on the chance that it wasn’t. truck driver, Robert G. Meyer, 66, his employer. The bill is scheduled to face a “I’m just so proud that Idahoans to five years both for physicians per­ “The president’s feeling was: ‘What if it’s real? And I Road West Express, and the company that held the hearing Wednesday in the Senate are taking the lead in returning forming and women receiving abor­ want the American people to know, and the families of Uiicking permits, Roadex Inc. State Affairs Committee. It could protection to our unborn children,” tions. the hostages to know, that I am willing to check out An off-duty police officer testified he saw the come to a final floor vote as early as said Kerry Uhlenkott of Grangeville, The trigger statute would have every possibility,”’ Fitzwater said. Friday, and even opponents concede legislative coordinator for Right to taken effect only if the U.S. A caller identifying himself as an Iranian official truck move right and strike a pickup, then swerve to the left and strike Ms. Fleishman’s car. it stands a good chance of passing. Life of Idaho Inc. “The Supreme Supreme Court ever completely phoned the White House several weeks ago and asserted The bill, like legislation rejected Court is inviting us to send up legis­ overturns its 1973 Roe vs. Wade that the Iranian president wanted to discuss the hostages in Minnesota and Utah, would out­ lation, and that’s what we’re doing.” decision legalizing the procedure with Bush, administration officials said. law abortion as a method of birth Pro-abortion forces were disap­ through the first two uimesters of Bush spoke to the impostor during a second phone control. pointed that legislators ignored ar­ pregnancy. call. White House officials declined to go into details of Afghan leader The measure allows abortions guments that the measure would not After nearly 17 years of relative the conversation. “Suffice it to say it was a hoax phone only in cases of rape, incest, pass constitutional muster, and that inactivity on abortion, Idaho got call and that’s all that matters,” Fitzwater said. “profound and irremediable” fetal mo.st Idaho residents want the Legis­ back into the fray after last July’s He said the administration does not know who in­ In a Co-op effort to help curb illiter­ disabilities, or to save the life or lature to stay out of the is.sue, said a U.S. Supreme Court ruling in a Mis­ itiated the hoax and could not rule out the possibilty that purges Politburo prevent “severe and long-lasting spokeswoman for the Idaho group souri ca.se. it might have originated within a faction of the Iranian acy, we wish to thank these busi­ physical health damage” to the government. in wake of coup mother. Rafsanjani, meanwhile, ridiculed Bush in a sermon nesses for providing the Manchester Sponsors contend that would broadcast on Tehran radio. “Can it be that such a global prevent more than 90 percent of the power, with all its intelligence capabilities, talks to a per­ KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) — President Najib has approximately 1,600 abortions per­ Do Not Buy An Inground Pool son it cannot identify?” he asked. “This is a strange oc­ Herald to several schools in the Man­ purged almost half the ruling Politburo and arrested formed each year in Idaho. currence.” hundreds of soldiers and government employees follow­ Penalties for “civil contempt” up Without Calling The Iranian leader said the episode showed how im­ chester, Bolton and Coventry areas. ing a coup attempt led by the defense minister, officials to $10,000 for a first offense, portant Iran was to the United States and added that it said Friday. $30,000 for a second and $50,0(X) was “God’s grace” that U.S. officials had not been able A military officer revealed that bombing by mutinous for each additional violation could to make contact with him. air force pilots nearly killed Najib on Tuc.sday, the day be assessed against any physician 742-7308 Fitzwatcr’s statement said Rafsanjani’s statement the attack was launched. performing or attempting to perform “reflects the difficulty of the situation: One day we hear CARD AND GIFT CONNECTION MANCHESTER DRUG & Sporadic clashes were reported in Kabul on Friday, al­ an abortion, but women undergoing POOL, SPAS & ENCLOSURES moderate points of view, the next day we hear antagonis­ 3466 Main Street, Coventry SURGICAL SUPPLY INC. though government officials .said llie situation was the procedure would not be held tic ones.” NASSIFF SPORTS 717 Main St.. Manchester generally quiet. 991 Main Street, Manchester Damage to the city was severe. It appeared almost SCHALLERACURA every window was broken, indicating heavy bombing by Bush report on Fed BIBLES AND BOOKS 345 Center Street, Manchester renegade air force pilots. Bombs had blasted several 840 Main St., Manchester government buildings, including the Presidential Palace. may have message MAGIC VIDEO The location of the coup leader, Dcfen.se Minister MANCHESTER HONDA SUPER STORE Shah Nawaz Tanai, was unknown. Tanai has since 24 Adams Street. Manchester teamed up with guerrillas from one of the seven Moslem WASHINGTON (AP) — The White House on Friday 171 Spencer Street, Manchester :C0L)P01\ OFFER emphatically denied a report that President Bush was ZERiO AND SONS INC. guerrilla groups battling Najib’s Soviet-backed govern­ “mad as hell” at Alan Greenspan, but some private ment. 409 New State Rd., Manchester SAVINGS BANK The status of the Shindand air ba.se in southwest Herat economists said the Federal Reserve chairman was being OF MANCHESTER given a blunt message to lower interest rates or risk LITTLE PROFESSOR BOOKS province also was in question. A government official ACURA. said the base had yet to pledge loyalty to Najib. losing his job. Heartland Plaza, Manchester 923 Main Street, Manchester A government source said intelligence agents killed a Preasiai cmfted neribn nance. The Los Angeles Times in its Friday editions quoted a military officer believed loyal to the coup leader and ar­ “longtime Bush adviser” as saying Greenspan’s refusal THE W.J. IRISH INSURANCE AGENCY HIGHUND PARK MARKET rested another near the palace Friday. One agent from the SPRING SPECIAL to further lower interest rates made it exucmely unlikely 150 North Main St., Manchester 317 Highland St., Manchester security service, Khad, was wounded, the source .said, /' Greemspan would be reappointed Fed chairman when his sptcaking on condition of anonymity. FREE term expires in August 1991. VITTNER'S GARDEN CENTER /i 1 Tolland Turnpike, Manchester M& MOIL COMPANY After a 9 p.m. curfew took effect Friday, security for­ AIR CONDITIONING Route 6. 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In stock models it said were hiding in houses throughout the capital. only Offer expires 3/24/90 thinks he will.” The Bakhtar news agency reixtrted that two more White House press secreuuy Marlin Fiu.water denied JOE RILEY'S DILLON FORD KLEEN WATER CO. high-ranking officials had been purged from the Central Bush was angry with Greenspan. Michael Boskin, the 319 Main Street, Manchester 51 Bissell St., Manchester Committee of the ruling DenicK'ratic People s Party of president’s chief economic adviser, said there was no Afghanistan. At least nine top officials have lost their foundation for the story, which he termed “out of left jobs, including five from the l\)litburo, the most power­ 3 4 Si (WI t>) M.iik In^.lir REGAL'S MEN'S SHOP LYDALL INC. 64/ /O// field.” 903 Main Street, Manchester ful party btrdy. Exit 60 Off I 84 Minulos from Hartford However, Boskin stopped short of endorsing the Fed’s 1 Colonial Dr., Manchester Some of tliose removed from power were missing and current policies and he also refused to say whether he apparently had fled to neighboring Pakistan. Naqib SCHALLEH would recommend that Greenspan be reappointed, call­ JAN MARIE Sameer, a government spokesman, said some had been ing that question premature. 847 Main St.. Manchester CONNECTICUT BANK & TRUST arrested, but he could not say which ones. MANCHESTER (Dresses for Special Occassions 893 Main St., Manchester Various administration officials have publicly Death sentences were widely expected for people criticized the Fed over the past several months, but the found guilty of supporting the attack. Najib established a Times story was the first to suggest Bush was so upset special tribunal to hear treason ca.scs, and Bakhtar said punishment would be carried out “in accordance with Af­ 1 that Greenspan’s reappointment was unlikely. At the Fed, spokeswoman Marti Schneider said ghan tradition.” Grecn.span would have no comment on the Times story. 9 9 0 People Actress gives up marriage for Lent BUSINESS

NEW YORK (AP) — Actress Show” to be broadcast Tuesday. from her sixth husband, Richard 1 Financial Snapshot “The only thing I can say is I Allen. Creditors approve Wallace brother fined Jennifer O’Neill says that after six MONTGOMERY. Ala. (AP) — Gerald Wallace, marriages, she’s had enough. don’t give up. I think 1 have now, “I know Elizabeth Taylor said ^ Friday, March 9,1990 1 younger brother of former Alabama Gov. George C. “When I say that (about being though. I’ve given (marriage) up for this, but I’ll have to repeat it: ‘I Wallace, was fined $100,000 Friday and given a married six limes), I feel absolutely Lent.” didn’t date them, I married them,”’ INTEREST NU bid for PSNH suspended two-year prison sentence for income tax ridiculous because my parents have O’Neill, who has been in 27 films she said. 1 I K I RATES W M iridoM W»«k*90 YMT 800 evasion. been married 44 years and they still and hit stardom with “The Summer CONCORD, N.H. (AP) — plan was the holders of $13.4 mil­ He also was placed on five years’ probation. bossa nova around at lunch.” of ’42,” first married at age 17. She “Obviously every time (one mar­ ^ Average rate paid on bank 6.26% 6.27% 6.48% Shareholders and creditors of lion in outstanding warrants to buy ries), you think that this is going to Wallace, 68, a once influential lawyer who is suffering The 42-year-old actress is quoted has three children, ranging from age S money-market accounts bankrupt Public Service Company Public Service stock, for which they from cancer, pleaded guilty in October to two counts of froma taping of “The Joan Rivers 2 to 22, and is currently separated be right. I believed it every time.” of New Hampshire have approved would get 10 cents a warrant under failing to report $165,195 in federal taxes for 1984 and ^ (Bank Rate Monitor) the $2.3 billion takeover plan the plan. The group is the lowest tier 1985. proposed by Northeast Utilities. of investors involved, and the last to U.S. District Judge Joel Dubina ordered Wallace to get paid, under the reorganization 9 1 -day Treasury bill yiekJ 7.85% 7.72% 9.05% “It’s a major milestone,” Public pay the first $20,000 of the fine by the end of March and ^ Service spokeswoman Elizabeth plan. the rest within five years, thou^ he doubted Wallace Lavallee said Friday after votes “Overall, this very positive vole would be able to repay the full amount. ^ 30-year Treasury Bond 8.62% 8.55% 9.06% were tallied. “The approval of represents another major step o “I have heard you arc the most powerful man in shareholders and creditors will be a toward resolving our bankruptcy,” J 3 -n Alabama,” the judge said. “1 don’t know if that is u-uc, factor in the bankruptcy judge’s Public Service Chairman John Duf- but it is a tragedy to see you before me.” INVENTORY 1 K S COMMODITIES decision on the plan.” fett said in a statement. S F The committees representing in­ Northeast spokesman Jeffrey Kot- Polar trip adventure to end ^...... vestors and creditors approved the kin also called the vote a big step. ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) — Will Steger and five fellow ^ Commodities Research plan in November, and the stale “If the major creditors and — m 237.50 235.14 n.a. O o adventurers who completed a seven-month, 3,800-milc ^ Bureau Index Legislature followed after more than shareholders rejected the plan, you’d uck across Antarctica on skis and dogslcds said they had one year of wrangling from the lime go back to the drawing board,” he ^ CD a hair-raising time getting off the frozen continent. BLAST! Public Service filed for bankruptcy said. The bankruptcy is basically a ^ Associated Press H ■< Lifeboats carrying the team to a waiting Soviet ship at 621.02 623.82 611.51 protection in January 1988. North­ democratic process.” Mimyy on the Indian Ocean coast of Antarctica had to :%/ ^ Commodities Index east won the bidding over three Public Service mailed 150,0(X) m dodge ice floes when an iceberg split apart Thursday. other bidders, including Public Ser­ ballots in January to be returned by o “The most dangerous part of the expedition was get­ 1 r r i STOCKS vice itself. Tuesday. ting here and getting out,” Steger said from Mimyy. ''C/; All classes of secured creditors Kotkin acknowledged that ap­ “Thank God we didn’t lose anyone.” approved the acquisition of New proval was expected, but said, The six men, 29 sled dogs, two dog handlers and 13 2,282.14 Hampshire’s largest electric utility “when you send out 150,000 ballots, ^ Dow Jones 30 2,683.33 2.660.36 journalists were loaded by ropes down a sleep, icy em­ by the Berlin, Conn.-based North­ you’ve got to be a little bit nervous | - 3 3 bankment into the lifeboats. For the mushers, it was their east. about what’s going to come back O O first lime off the ice since arriving by Soviet airplane at S s a p 500 337.93 335.54 292.88 All the unsecured creditors, ex­ in.” O King George Island on the continent’s western tip last TT^^r. cept a group of independent power The next immediate step will be July. ^ WilshireSOOO $3,264,769 ^$3,237,641 $2,909,187 producers, approved the takeover, as three days of confirmation hearings in U.S. Bankruptcy Court in billion billion billion well as Public Service’s preferred C 2 Lean surprised by award 1 (mkt. value of 5000 stocks) and common stockholders. Manchester scheduled for early BEVERLY HILLS. Calif. (AP) — Sir David Lean, the Another group that rejected the April. o O 81-year-old director whose films have won 27 Academy m z Awards, says his “Life Achievement Award” from the o > American Film Institute took him by surprise. I' Lean, director of such classics as “The Bridge on the Blooming optimism marks > r- River Kwai” and “Lawrence of Arabia,” said he never J3 O) thought of himself “as anything so special.” 3 ) > But actors and directors including Anjclica Huston, arrival of spring on Street Marlin Scorsese, Gene Kelly and Gregory Peek were ful­ > - • some in their praise at Thursday night’s tribute. Summer's almost here so brace pickup in business conjures up memories of Lean chuckled through it all. If anybody had told him By Chet Currier yourself for those long steamy days ahead difficult periods for investors in recent years. when he started in the business that he was going to be a The Associated Press Or. Beat the heat in a custom pool Conceivably, they say, it could usher in a designed to fit your family's lifestyle director, he said, “1 would think they were mad.” new bout of concerns before long about pos­ Landm ark f>ools oflers full personal Previous winners include Peck, Kelly, Jimmy Stewart, NEW YORK — Recession fears have been sible credit-lightening by the Federal Reserve, service from start tb finish. And our quality John Huston and Alfred Hitchcock. fading on Wall Street lately, helping the stock craftsmen use only the finest materials to maricet to rally. But not all investors are happy which has been waging a long-term campaign guarantee a lifetime of enjoyment. Cosby wants speedy trial to sec those worries go. against inflation whenever the economy was So don't miss out Call or write today | strong enough to permit it. for additional information on how k h i can LOS ANGELES (AP) — Attorneys for comedian Bill As spring approaches in the financial world, the U.S. economy apparently is gathering beat the heat in style with a beautiful Cosby and his wife, Camille, pressed a judge for an early “1 expect to sec more takers for the idea diat custom pool from Landmark Ptiols start to the bankruptcy trial of the couple’s fired business We're Blowing Out Our Carpet Remnants momentum again, resuming the expansion that the U.S. economy is indeed growing — not manager. has been running for nearly 7>/2 years. growing rapidly enough to generate strong Landmark Pools, Inc., 234 Hartford Road, Analysts still have some major reservations They said they wanted to prevent her from depleting profits, but growing too rapidly to effect any Manchester, CT 06040 (203)643 2770 And You Can Save about the state of business activity. Interest assets estimated at $10 million. $$$ improvement in inflation or interest rates,” said Redding, Cr (203) 938-9298 rates are higher than many people might wish, Cosby, once called “the richest man in show business” Greg Smith at Prudential-Bache Securities. and corporate profits remain in a slump. by Forbes Magazine, claims Mary Waller cheated him m e Phone Any Carpet Remnant $4.00 per yard Nevertheless, the view seems to be spread­ “I suspect the triumph of this view will out of more than $8.5 million, court records show. ing that those misgivings will be alleviated as create another decline in the market, and may After healed arguments Thursday, U.S. Bankruptcy Many Sizes And Colors Available the year progresses by an increasingly healthy perhaps create a buying opportunity sometime S U te Zip Judge Arthur Grecnwald ordered attorneys to return combination of growth and slackening infla­ in the second quarter. I anticipate a relatively ■ Tuesday, when he would decide the trial date. difficult ptcriod marked by a paucity of brave The lawyers are arguing whether fraud and embezzle­ tion. Example 12X9 Size Only $48.00 + Tax That would presumably allow stock prices to and exciting new ideas." ment allegations brought by the Cosbys merit an early climb substantially even before any marked Undaunted by such warnings, buyers took trial. - t The trial will decide whether Ms. Waller can manage improvement in corporate finances worked its stock prices to their highe,st levels since early her own assets while she reorganizes under Chapter 11 of way through to the bottom line. January in the pa.st week. The Dow Jones the U.S. Bankruptcy Code, or whether her esiau; should “At this stage the United Stales is the only average of 30 industrials climbed 22.97 to be placed under a couri-appoinu^d trustee. develop^ country with a declining inflation 2,683.33, on top of a 96.17-poini gain the week Ms. Waller, 46, recently filed for bankruptcy protec- rate," said John Connolly, an analyst at Dean before. Witter Reynolds Inc. “While the U.S. economy i lion after eight years serving as chief financial officer to The New York Slock Exchange index of all 1 the Cosbys. is troughing, others are peaking. “Right now our fundamentals arc excellent listed common stocks rose 1.21 to 186.18; the She was earning $1 million annually when fired in & (§)on§, Inc. NASDAQ composite index for the over-the- — perhaps the best that can be found in the July, according to the Cosbys. Cosby says Ms. Waller counter market gained 5.74 to 436.76, and the world.” misspent millions of the couple’s money, buying among American Slock Exchange market value index 1 R)r others who look at the same picture from other things, a $44,551 Range Rover automobile and was up 5.03 at 361.15. $28,610 in jewelry. 643-5168 vyUaticiiPsnrt. Ct. 06040 a less optimistic viewpoint, the prospect of a She denies the allegations. 9 9

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OPINION Pullout Section, Page 17 Saturday, March 10, 1990 ‘Virile females’ — FOCUS SURtmMlWWCLEMl ITS a new death threat AlR,BUTWEWTteURE 'NWepNK Pone cN agrass- By Chuck Stone m BUSlNtSS-VIE'Vp GOT ID encourage RdGIS 10/EL- Men become caregivers Until now, a great debate has been raging over which group is an “endangered species” — white males (due to VOlUNTEERlSIA the expanding emphasis on pluralism in the work place) By Ted Duncombe or black males (due to a deadly combination of self- The Associated Press destruction and social ostracism). Argue no longer. A major cigarette company has dith Stricoff once loved to dance resolved the question. The new endangered species is a /// and to travel, but now cannot even “n DIG brush her teeth on her own. Her hus- heretofore uncategorized species known as the “virile 5 band, Bernard, cleans house, cooks, O female.” I f R.J. Reynolds has its way, this group could be - n targeted for extinction. docs laundry, bathes his wife and JD Maybe your immediate coterie of friends includes one i helps her use a commode in a comer ^ F or more VFers. If not, you are a culturally deprived snob o f the living room, where a hospital whose membership in the Sunday Morning Wine^Tast- bed contrasts with colorful Peruvian — m ing, Quiche-Sampling and Caviar-Nibbling Society of weavingsE from a vacation a dozxn years ago. Middle-Aged Bibliophilic Conversationalists could be Stricoff, 65, said he cares for his 64-year-old wife up O o subject to revocation. to 20 hours a day, on call even through the night, when a U3 Your group — the VlTers (virile independent thinkers) groan from downstairs will rouse him to sec if she’ s cold ^ — has a problem. It thinks for itself. V irile females are or her arm is stuck under her body. For four hours a day, H - < susceptible to being conned and brainwashed. he has hired help. m . That’s why RJ. Reynolds is going after virile females People sometimes suggest a nursing home. They say O i in an effort to expand its share o f the SBS (Suicide by Edith Stricoff, former bookkeeper and mother o f three, is Smoking) market. To attract virile females to its cash a burden at her advanced stage o f Alzheimer’ s disease. registers, R J. Reynolds is developing a new cigarette, But Stricoff, o f Philadelphia, hums old songs the Dakota, that neatly fits into the virile-female mindset. couple once danced to and sometimes thinks she mur­ O 5 Whatever your feelings about cigarette smoking, RJ.' murs his name as he hugs her in the morning. 'a ;: 1“ Reynolds deserves your respect It epitomizes the never- “ You don’ t throw an injured child out o f the house bc- O O say-die spirit that built one o f the world’ s most dynamic Are Democrats giving up early? cau.se the child is injured,” he .said. “ Why should I do O “n economies, able to withstand any catastrophe except that to my w ife?” m r n Japanese competition and hostile takeovers. By Walter R. Mears anything even approaching his cur­ victory. ... Democrats arc almost A growing number o f men are caring for aging and in­ By choosing to market Dakota, a resilient RJ. rent standing, the odds will be long conceding,” he told the National As­ firm wives, parents and other relatives, according to a Reynolds bounced back from the Uptown debacle. The against his challenger. WASHINGTON (AP) — By sociation o f Home Builders. study by Lenard W. Kaye and Jeffrey S. Applegate, company recently tried to market Uptown, a proposed So a waiting game makes sense Republican calculation, any The Democrats, o f course, say professors at the Graduate School o f Social Work and a o new cigarette aimed almost exclusively at African- for Democrats, especially those with Democrat who wants to challenge they are doing no such thing. Social Research at Bryn Mawr College in suburban m z Americans. But a coalition of Health and Human Ser­ the ambition to run but the option o f President Bush for the W hile House Rollins, who managed Reagan’s Philadelphia. vices Secretary Louis Sullivan, the American Cancer wailing until 1996 to do it. And that o > in 1992 should be at work by now, 1984 re-election campaign, said that “ M en’ s roles as caregivers have traditionally been means most o f them. > I” Society and a ticked-off African-American community piling up primary campaign money for the first time in years, there arc minimized, if not virtually dismissed, by the professional The A uociated P re si There’s also an increased demand JO O ) shot down the R.J. Reynolds strategy faster than an at a rate o f about $250,00 a week. no serious candidates for president and lay public alike,” they write in their study. American p.-47 in a dogfight with a German World War for pre-season fund raising in 1992, None is, and a G O P strategist claims working to round up the people and Although women comprise two-thirds to three-fourths CARING HUSBAND — Bernard Stricoff takes care of his wife, Edith, who suffers from Al­ with costly California in the process J 3 > II fighter plane. that just about concedes Bush a the money for a campaign. o f an estimated 7 million caregivers nationwide, a sig­ zheimer’s disease. Sociologists say Stricoff is one of a growing number of older men caring o f moving its primary election from > - • They sent Uptown downtown. But not to worry. second term. “ If you’re not o ff and running nificant number of men “ have been willing to commit a for aging and infirm relatives. ■ D Dakota w ill soon be taking the “ A-train” back. Ed Rollins acknowledges his is a the end o f the schedule to near the four years in advance, you won’t substantial portion o f their lives, both in lime and effort, ■t nBi'i. Still, you’ve got to give the company credit for being partisan analysis. It is a wishful one, beginning. That means assigning the have the resources to be a viable to this challenging task,” the researchers said. recipients in the Philadelphia region and surveys o f a tend less than white, m id^e-class men to join the support truly eg^itarian. They make no distinction between race too, with the next presidential elec­ biggest single bloc of nominating candidate for the presidency,” he More men are doing so largely because women are 26-mcmbcr national expert panel. groups from which the saoiple was drawn, Kaye said. or sex at RJ. Reynolds. If they can’t persuade dumb tion more than 30 months away. As voles in March instead o f June. said. “ And now that they’ ve moved stretched to the limit by careers, other family demands Seven o f eight men in the study considered themselves Eloise Rathbonc-McCiun, professor of social welfare black people to self-destruct, hey, how about dumb white Bush has said, popularity ratings It will send Democratic contes­ California up fro n t... think in terms and the rising number o f elderly, the researchers say. primary caregivers, and more than a third were sole care at the University o f Kansas, said she had not seen any broads, liiat kind of noble commitment to democracy that soar, as they have in his case, tants into the most expensive o f o f the cost.” Other factors include men’ s chaiiging attitudes toward providers. Only 20 percent said they were helped by evidence of an increasing number o f men providing elder causes my eyes to water. also can plummet. primary campaigns in a state in Rollins said a candidate would family and cuts in governmental aid for elder care, they more than two relatives. Four o f five cared for people care. But she agreed that “ the demographics o f women So what if the company fattens its wallets on the skin­ Nevertheless, the political cir­ which Jesse Jackson gained 35 per­ have to have $2 million to $3 mil­ say. with AlzJieimcr’s, the progressive brain disorder that and aging will force men to be confronted with many ny lives o f lung cancer patients? The cigarette industry cumstances o f 1990 may do what cent o f the Democratic primary vote lion committed in advance in order Kaye said in an interview the study was intended to causes premature senility. new roles,” especially caregiving. provides employment, and that’ s better than welfare, political reformers long have advo­ in 1988. Jackson has just announced to be a serious contender in the address the special needs o f male caregivers. The men often continued to work while providing care Robyn Slone, a research fellow at the U.S. Department isn’ t it? cated, and abbreviate the campaign that he won’t run for mayor of California primary. And that’ s only “ In no way are we trying to cancel out the dominant and resisted joining support groups, preferring to “ go it of Health and Human Services’ Agency for Health Care But who is this virile female? According to a market for the W hile House. The standard Washington, which probably means the beginning. role — no question it’ s a dominant role played by alone” or fearing participation would be an admission o f Policy and Research, said the study could help draw survey, she is a white woman o f 18-20, a non-aspiring campaign plan has been based on an that he will run a third time for the “ Which means if you start right women,” he said. “ We just believe that they cannot keep more attention to caregiving in general, which has often blue-collar worker with a limited education and a early, usually undeclared start by a Democratic nomination. The new today, you have to raise about up at this rale. We need to be able to turn and be willing failure. In general, the men felt most competent at such tasks been viewed as a women’s issue. “ From a political devotee o f T V ’s “ Roseanne,” drag races, tractor pulls, presidential candidate, especially calendar works in his favor. The $250,000 a week, every week,” Rol­ to consider alternative routes to take when we talk about wrestling and heavy-duty libidinal activity with her boy as paying bills, taking people to doctors and helping with perspective, since it’s still primarily a man’s world, there one running against an incumbent leadoff states, Iowa and New lins said. “ So any o f you who arc in­ family caregiving.” j r telephoning and letter-writing. They felt least competent may be more o f a serious focus on this problem,” she friend. president. Hampshire, are not his territory — terested in running for president, gel The study is based on surveys o f 152 leaders o f If virile females are the future o f America, the caregiver support groups and 148 male participants in at helping with grooming, bathing and dressing. said. It isn’ t happening this time. his 1988 percentages there were in started.” Japanese won’t have to bother getting a Sumo-hold on The study is limited by its size and by the fact tJiat Kaye and Applegate said their results indicate support The prospective challengers all single digits. But California would A t least the slow start will put such groims across the nation. The research, su pplied the U.S. economy. They’ ll simply sit by quietly and caregivers surveyed were primarily white, married men groups should reach out more to men, who otherwise have other things to do. In the last quickly eclipse them, and the conventional wisdom to the test, by a grant from the Andrus Foundation o f the American watch us go down the tube. over age 60, living with and caring for wives, aixi rela­ may end up enduring too much o f the burden and allow­ two elections in which incumbents southern Super TUesday primaries breaking what has become a pattern M sociauon o f RcUred Persons, also included m-depth RJ. Reynolds is counting on its virile females not to tively secure financially. Minority and low-iiKome men ing their own health to deteriorate. were unseated, the winners. follow that. o f almost permanent presidential interviews with 30 male caregivers and nine elderly use their brain muscles for anything more strenuous than Democrat Jimmy Carter and, four That raises the prospect that the campaigns. watching television and listening to rock music. If virile years later. Republican Ronald Democratic nominee would have to females don’ t read the newspapers, they won’ t learn that Reagan were fulltime campaigners, get around a strengthened Jackson, Walter R, Means writes for the 125,(XX) people died last year o f lung cancer and heart former governors without other t^ in g not to alienate his black and 1 I Associated Press. 1 disease cau s^ by smoking. duties. liberal constituency, and struggling 1 I Women who smoke as little as one to four cigarettes a With the public opinion polls put­ to Slay near enough to the political 1 Manchester Herald I n s i d e 1 D ea r A b b y day run two or three limes the risk o f suffering heart at­ ting Bush at record approv^ ratings, center to have a chance against an Senio r citizens ’ new s i Weekend television I tacks as non-smoking women. I running against him doesn’ t look incumbent Republican. Hounded Dec. 15. 1881 as a weekly. p a g e 20 ... pages 21 to 27 ... page 28 I’ll confess. I don’t count a lot of RJ. Reynolds’ virile like an inviting assignment at this Rollins, co-chairman and opera­ Daily publication since OcL 1,1914. .. . | I females among my acquaintance. But the census says point. That may change; the law o f tional chief o f the Republican con­ F O C U S : 1 1 I I there arc 14 million o f them; that’ s a lot o f virility. political gravity w ill pull the poll gressional campaign committee, Publisher ______Penny 1 1 1 ratings down eventually. But if Bush said “ we expea at this point for Opinioo Page Edi Associate E^lor Ates^Klef tireli Chuck Stone is a syndicated columnist. can go into his next campaign at George Bush to have a tremendous 9 9 0 FOCUS/Religion FOCUS/Social Engagements In Brief • • • Homeless need helping hand

majority of the homeless adults have Church supper tonight By Nancy Carr persistent personal problems, they The First Congregational Church of Coventry will Executive Director MACC News will dismiss them as the ’’undeserv­ have a turkey supper today from 4:30 to 6:30 pjn. in fel­ Manchester Area ing poor.*’ lowship hall on Main Street The siqjper is open to the Conference of Churches God forbid that we follow that public. At a 1985 Conference on the path in Manchester. The charge is $5 for all adults and $2 for children ages Defined by Webster: Home: 1. Homeless Mentally 111, I listened to □ □ □ 6-12. Children under age 6 are admitted free. one’s place of residence. 2. the so­ the then commissioner of the Con­ GOOD SAMARITANS: A . 1 cial unit formed by a family living necticut Department of Mental $5,000 memorial gift to the shelter Exodus in Bolton together. 3. a familiar or usual set­ Health, Audrey Worrell, identify has been given in memory of Gloria The Exodus from Egypt will be reenacted by the ting: congenial cnviroiunent. Home­ Housing as the single most pressing Kjellson by a donor who prefers to i r less: to be without all of the above. Church School children of St. George’s Episcopal need of persons who are chronically remain anonymous. Many of you, " n Church, Bolton on Sunday at 10 ajn. Samaritan: one ready and generous ill. particularly from Emanuel Luthran in helping those in thstress. Shelter: Of course, not all of those who and Church Women United, remem­ O Special dinner planned something that covers or affords are homeless are mentally ill. In a ber Gloria with great respect and J 3 - n protection. Bolton Congregational Church, 228 Bolton Center report printed in Manchester 1989 fondness. The memorial in Gloria’s At an are workshop last fall, Anna ^ F Road, will have its atmual corned beef and cabbage din­ by U.S. News and World Report, name is the largest single gift by in­ Kondratas, assistant secretary of ner March 17 at 6:30 pjn. at the church. David Whitman estimated that al­ dividual donor in MACC’s history. HUD Community Plaruiing and The charge will be $8.50 for adults; $4.50 for children though percentages vary from locale Memorial gifts have also bwn — m Development, presented a nation­ ages 4-12; a family miaximum of $23. Children under to locale, about two-thirds of home- received in memory of Catherine O o age 4 are admitted f^ree. wide picture of the homeless. lesss adults ha\e at least one serious O’Leary, a Manchester resident for Research by the Academy of personal problem that helps put 50 years and member of the Ladies ^ DU Concert set at SUMC Science indicated that 750,000 per­ them on the street. of Columbus. Our thanks to her Andrea L. Mikolowsky Alicia Szewczyk Christina M. Zaik Cheryl L. Gonynor H - < sons was a “reasonable estimate” of In connection with its arts series. South United Quoting recent studies including daughter Mrs. Harold (Marguerite David Lemieux Barrett C. Gray Kevin A. Kohl m . the number of homeless men, Methodist Church will present a concert March 17 at 8 one by the U.S. Department of O’Leary) McNeeley and donors women and children in the United o i pjn. at the churdi, 1226 Main Sl The concert will fea­ Housing and Urban Elevelopment, Mary Ann James, Heanor Charen- Mikolowsky-Markosky Szewezyk-Lemieux Zaik-Gray Gonynor-Kohl States. the report estimated between 33 per­ zone, James, Alice and Mary ture mezzo-soprano Sharon Derby Gordon and tenor Dr. and Mrs. Carl A. Mikolowsky of John and Sophia Szewczyk of New Francis and Barbara Zaik of Tolland Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gonynor of En­ The staggering statistic was the cent and 38 percent of domestic O’Leary, Joseph and Nancy Smith, Michael Kilbridge. They will be accompanied by Britain announce the engagement of their announce the engagement of their field announce the engagement of their six million Americans identified as adults are alcoholics and another 13 71 Tuck Road aiuiouncc the engagement Michael Dunning on the piano. Mrs. Marcella McGee, Anne daughter, Alicia Anna Szewczyk, to daughter, Christina M. Zaik, to Barrett C. daughter, Cheryl Louise Gonynor, to “at extraordinary risk of becoming percent to 25 percent are drug ad­ Campbell, Peggy (Lynch) Phine and of their daughter, Andrea Lucia Dunning will also present some piano solos. The evem Mikolowsky, to Kenneth Anthony David R. Lemieux, son of Edward and Gray, son of Cortland and Nanette Gray Kevin Anthony Kohl, son of Mr. and r" 33 homeless” by the academy. dicted. Although in Manchester, Hilda Preli. is open to the public for a $3 donatkxi from adults, and Markosky, son of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Phyllis Lemieux of 279 Scott Drive. of 199 Woodbridge St. Mrs. David Kohl of 11 Wilfred Road. O O Who are these 750,000 persons those addicted to alcohol far out­ Memorial gifts to Samaritan Shel­ students through grade 12 will be admitted free. Markosky of Weston. The bride-elect is a 1980 graduate of The bride-elect is a graduate of ftier The bride-elect is a 1986 graduate of O T1 and why are they homeless? To number those who are drug abusers, ter have also been received in St. Thomas Aquinas High School and a College of Art with a bachelor of fine arts Howell Cheney Regional Vocational m r n Black history to be observed begin with, 100,000 of our homeless we see increasing number of memory of Helene Fain by Alyson The bride-elect is a 1988 graduate of are children. Of the remainder, the the University of Connecticut with a 1984 graduate of the University of Con­ degree in interior design. She is a member Technical School, majoring in drafting. Unitarian Universalist Society: East, 153 W. Vernon younger persons who are cross-ad­ Baptiste Parent and Marc F^ent and government identified 33 1/3 per­ degree in biology. She is a 1984 graduate necticut. She is employed at New of Interior Design Society. She is employed by Combustion En­ P 03 St., will present “Keeping the Dream Alive” Sunday at dicted. in memory of young Cindi cent as mental health patients suffer­ of Manchester High School and is cur­ England Aircraft Products in Farmington The prospective bridegroom is a gineering Inc. of Windsor. 10:30 ajn. Nationwide, 21 percent to 24 per- Charizioni by Edward and Janet ing primarily from manic-depressive rently pursuing a masters degree in biol­ as an accountant. graduate of Manchester High School and The prospective bridegroom is a 1986 O O Kim and Reggie Harris, folk musicians and performers cent% of the homeless have served Toper. is employed by Gerber Scientific psychosis and schizophrenia. These ogy. The prospective bridegroom is a 1975 graduate of Howell Cheney Regional m z of music featuring themes of Black history, will be fea­ time in state and federal prisons, a Products of Manchester. are the men and women displaced 'The prospective bridegroom is a 1986 graduate of Manchester High School, a Vocational Technical School, majoring in o > tured in an intergeneratioruil service commemorating the solution to the problem which not 1979 graduate of Holy Cross College A May 26 wedding is planned at St. (or never placed) by the nationwide graduate of Elon College in North environmental science. He is employed > 1“ death of The Rev. James Reeb, a Unitarian Universalist only fails to provide treaunent for ill with a bachelor of science degree and a Matthews Church in Tolland. by American Plumbing & Heating Co. of deinstitutionalization policy imple­ and addicted persons but is incredib­ THE Carolina with a degree in history. He is 33 03 minister who died 25 years ago while working for racial mented over the past 20 years. Bet­ co-owner and manager of Silvermine 1981 graduate of the University of Hartford. justice. ly costly to the American taxpayers. Hanford with a masters in science degree. A May 19 wedding is planned at St. ween 1955 and 1982 beds in state Increasingly, the conclusion being BIBLE Horse Farm Inc. in Norwalk. 33 > mental institutions shrank by more A June 16 wedding is planned at the He is a member of the Connecticut As­ Bridget Church. Church offers help drawn from the new studies is that sociation of School Psychologists and is a > than three-quarters, from 559,0(X) many of the homeless need not just SPEAKS Wapping Community Congregational St. George’s ^iscopal Church, Bolton, will sponsor a psychologist in the Windsor public T) beds to only 125,000. affordable housing but transitional Church in South Windsor. 12-step program, following the design of the A.A. start­ EagMM Br0w«r schools. In Coimecticut, the state had over services and interim supported hous­ uirlti ing March 17 at 11 ajn. at the church on Route 44. An Aug. 4 wedding is planned at St. 8,000 state hospital beds for the ing which would provide access to The confidential gathering will be for those who have Fear — bane or blessing? Ra­ Francis Church in New Britain. Weddings mentally ill. By 1984, there were treatment and other services. 4 experienced brokenness in their lives and want to share tional Fear, wisely focused, only 2,(X)0 beds available, a 75 per­ The danger is, as the U.S. News their experiences, strength and hope to solve solve com­ produces a proper response 30 at St. James Church. mon problems. cent decrease in our capacity to care article pointed out, “that once the to danger. No fear is im- Finn-Libbey for the indigent mentally ill. public accepts the fact that the aglnery, though Its object The Rev. Francis T. Carter officiated. Anyone interested should call the Rev. John Holliger, Culleton-Russo Gail Susanne Libbey, daughter of Dr. The bride was escorted by her parents. 643-9203. may be; In wNch case Its harm rrray be Incalculable. Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Culleton of and Mrs. Arthur J. Libbey Jr. of Donna Coelho was matron of honor. Overcoming destnjctlve fear 185 Green Road announce the engage­ Manchester, and James Joseph Fmn. son Bridesmaids were Mary Charles, sister of Graham bringing or anxiety should be the goal ment of their daughter, Colleen Mary of Frances Finn of Dublin, Ireland, and the bride, and Jody L. Grant, niece of the Thoughts of all. Basic to achieving this Culleton, to Anthony Russo, son of Mr. the late Joseph Fmn, were married Dec. bride. goal Is a reasoned faith In and Mrs. Lawrence Russo of Branford. Steven FTeifer was best man. Ushers God as a personal, loving were Jeff Maguire and Arthur J. Libbey Germans together Father who does all things The bride-elect is a 1984 graduate of “The sacrifice of God is a troubled spirit; a broken East Catholic High School and graduated III, brother of the bride. and CTHitiite heart, O God. you will not despise.” well. 'God's In his heaven; all’s right with the worid.' cum laude with a bachelor of science After a reception at the Faculty Alunmi Psalm 51:18 By G eorge W. Cornell want something to believe in.” degree in biology from Stonehill College Center at the University of Connecticut, Graham said that like many Such faith In and love for God The Associated Press 'drives out fear' (IJohn 4:18). in 1988. She is employed by Merck Sharp the couple went on a wedding trip to On this weekend, when many different religious uadi- others, he had been astounded by the Threats and affllcatlons are & Dohme as a pharmaceutical representa­ Quebec City, Quebec, Canada. 'They arc tions gather for public worship, the psalmist reminds us Evangelist Billy Graham is hold­ rapid swing away from monolithic perceived as having the tive. making their home in Bristol. that God most desires the sacrifice of a “troubled spirit” ing a big, evangelistic rally in Berlin communism last year by East potential even to effect good The prospective bridegroom is a The bride received a bachelor of arts and “contrite heart” that confesses its need for God. today, intended as the first ecumeni­ ^ o p e a n countries. “I didn’t think In our lives (Psalms 119:67,71). graduate of Stonehill College and the degree in 1981 and a master of public af­ So let us worship God with a kind of grand humility. cal gathering of East and West Ger­ it would happen in my lifetime,” he C.S. Lewis wrote: 'God University of Notre Dame with a bachelor fairs degree in 1983 from the University In our humility, let us offer to God in public worship the mans in more than 30 years. said. whispers to us In our pleasures, of science degree in electrical engineer­ of ConnecticuL She is employed by the speaks to us In our con­ best that we have — the most soaring music, the most He says churches played a key “It could bring about a long ing. He is employed by Dataeasc Interna­ State Department of Transportation in the eloquent words, the most reverent gestures, the most period of peace in the world.” science, but shouts to us In role in overturning the autocratic our pains,..,* Even death, tional Inc. Bureau of Aeronautics. beautiful buildings. In our grand liturgy, let us awaken to East German govemmem last fall. Graham said, ending the U.S. Soviet A September 8 wedding is planned at The bridegroom received a bachelor of God Almighty who is so awesome and majestic and nnan's ultimate foe, holds no “This has given new hope to Soviet conflict and nuclear “balance insuperable dread to those St. Bridget Church. engineering degree from the University of compassionate that it will indeed trouble our spirits and people,” he said in an interview of terror” that has endangered who are 'sa fe In the arms of Dublin, Ireland, in 1978 and a master of b re^ our hearts. And let us offer this our humble before flying to Berlin this week. humanity for 45 years. Jesus.' Colleen M. Culleton business administration degree in 1988 sacrifice to God that our troubled spirits may be soothed But the aftermath, he said, seems to “We ought to go to SALT 10 and Advertlioment Anthony Russo from the University of Pennsylvania and our broken hearts mended. have left a “spiritual vacuum.” eliminate all these terrible weapons Wharten Business School. He is ‘There’s a spiritual vacuum and of mass desuuction, the chemical CHURCH OF CHRIST employed by Otis Elevator Co.. North Lydall & Vernon Streets 1 Rev. Dee Anne Dodd, spiritual hunger both in East and weapons and other weapons now on Mr. and Mrs. James J. Finn American Gyrations. S l Mary’s Episcopal Church West Germany," he said. “People the drawing board," he said. Phone:646-2903 9 9 0 10 TT M AA

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(Live) [LIFE] Spenser: For Hire 20. “Jane Fonda’s Complete Workout” (Warner) his Christy has little in common with the gay punk Fionnula Flanagan. 1989- (R) (In Stereo) made to believe that he committed murder 6:40PM 24 This Old House (CC) [A & E] Biography: Knute Rockne/Babe [LIFE] Day by Day while inebriated. John Garfield. Gloria [U S A ] Double Trouble ® Airwolf C S Lifestyles of the Rich and Ruth/Jackie Robinson A tribute to three he played “My Beautiful Laundrette” or the [ M A X ] M O V IE: 'Tootsie' (CC) Desper Dickson. 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Rated P(3. nasts from approximately 20 countries 1989 (R) 4:30PM ( ® (40) W ide World of Sports Athletic Conference Championship (I^ramount) (90 min.) (Taped) (CC) (90 min ) ( S 22 Wheel of Fortune (CC) From El Paso. Texas (2 hrs ) (Live) mannerisms he brings to each role are the physical [U SA] Dance Party USA 3. “TUmer & Hooch” (Touchstone) Wanted: Dead or Alive [LIFE] Moonlighting (18) Synchronal Research 9 Kate & Allie (CC) [H BO ] MOVIE: 'Tap' (CC) An ex-con is manifestations of deep character work. 1 2:00PM CS College Mad House 4. “Phrcnihood” (MCA) Making Life Easier [USA] Tennis: Champions Cup Men s ■22! W K R P in Cincinnati 11 61 Star Trek: The Next Generation caught between the seduction of an easy The story of Christy is genuinely inspiring, and fl'l Until Help Arrives semifinals, from Indian Wells, Calif (2 hrs ) life through crime or the joys he experi­ 5. “Uncle Buck” (MCA) C46l Let's Go Bowling (60 min.) (30) PGA Golf: Honda Classic Third (CC) The Enterprise crew members serve (Live) ences through tap dancing Gregory Hines. not because everything works out right. The fD Baretta Round Third round from Coral Springs. as mediators for two feuding clans (60 6. “Whcn Harry Met Sally” (Nelson) [ A & E] W om en in W ar: Voices From the min ) (R) (In Stereo) Sammy Davis Jr . Suzzane Douglas. 1989 movie’s arc is one of travail as much as triumph — (11) RollerGames Front Lines The effects of war on women 2:10PM [CNN] Healthweek (R) Fla (90 min.) (Live) Rated PG-13 (In Stereo) 7. “Weekend at Bemie’s” (fVE) 18 Synchronal Research moving from Christy’s impoverished childhood to (iS Home Shopping Club Host: Pat Mitchell. (60 min.) Part 2 of 2. (R) 2:30PM College Basketball [CN N ] Future Watch [MAX] MOVIE: The Boost' (CC) A 8. “License to Kill” (CBS-Fox) his breakdown in a restaurant, when, as a newly $6) M O V IE: T h e Impossible Spy' A fact- [CNN] Newsday Notre Dame at DePaul (2 hrs ) (Live) [DIS] MOVIE; 'From Disney, With 20 Friday the 13th: The Series Mickt young couple s rise to success leads them 9. “Do the Right Thing” (MCA) based account of the exploits of Elie Love' (CC) Romantic highlights from Dis­ sets out to break Astaroth s evil grip on down the dangerous path of cocaine add­ successful painter, he finds out that his beloved [DIS] Yellowstone, the First National (573 Hometime: Plumbing (CC). Pan 1 of her partners (60 mm ) Part 2 of 2 (R) (In 10. “The Karate Kid Phrt DI” (RCA-Columbia) Cohen, an Israeli spy who infiltrated the Park The wonders of Yellowstone Na­ 2 ney classics are presented 1984 iction James Woods, Sean Young. John Syrian government in the days prior to Stereo) Kapelos 1988 Rated R (In Stereo) patron Eileen is about to marry another man. A nor­ tional Park, including Old Faithful. Mam . [C N N ] Style With Elsa Klensch (R) [USA] My Sister Sam 1 l.“Pink Cadillac” (Warner) mal man. 1967's Six-Day War John Shea. Eli Wal- moth Hot Springs and Hayden Valley Nar­ 26 Weekend With Crook and Chase [USA] MOVIE: ‘Basket Case' A young 12. “Kickboxer” (HBO) lach 1986 rator William Patterson. (60 min.) (R) (In [D IS ] M O V IE: The Best of Walt Dis 4:40PM C2I) This Old House (CC) 30 Superboy Lex Luthor is determined to man and his grotesquely deformed twin ney's True-Life Adventures' (CC) High Based on Brown’s autobiography, “My Left (22! Friday Night Videos -- Saturday Edi­ Stereo) destroy Superboy with a deadly power brother head to Manhattan on a mission of 13. “Ncw York Stories” (Touchstone) lights from the award-winning 1949 196011 4:4GPM (57) Frugal Gourmet (In Stereo) Foot” is a fine movie not because it makes physical tion [LIFE] Days and Nights of Molly Dodd source IR) vengeance Kevin Van Hentenryck. Tern 14. “Road House” (MGMVrUA) nature series are featured 1975 Rated G. 5:00PM ® A Team Susan Smith, Beverly Bonner 1982 infirmity palatable, but because it shows that one (.24) Frugal Gourmet (In Stereo) (CC) 38 Hockey Week 15. “Lock Up” (IVE) [TM C ] Short Film Showcase 11) MOVIE: 'Gray Lady Down' A nuclear ^6) Little House on the Prairie 40 American Dream Contest (CC) 8:10PM l57) Barnum Michael Crawford can do many other things — in spite of the pain. 1 :1 5PM (2.4 Frugal Gourmet (In Stereo) submarine becomes trapped deep beneath 16. “K-9” (MCA) 2:40PM (24) Yan Can Cook: Chinese jj Twelve short films about what makes stars in this musical of Phinoas T Barn- (dPJ Black Perspective the sea after a collision with a freighter What Christy Brown did was live — fully, lusti­ 1 :30PM College Basketball: Re­ Buffet America special illustrate ideas submitted urn's illustrious career, from his beginnings 17. “The Package” (Orion) Charlton Heston, David Carradine. Stacy ly. Flanked by the wonderful performances of Bren­ g§) M O V IE: 'Make M e an Offer' After gional Coverage of Big East Tournament by youths, from ages 9 through 17. in a as a sideshow promoter to his legendary 3:00PM ® C46; PBA Bowling: Colum Keach 1978 18. “Sec No Evil. Hear No Evil” (RCA-Colum­ her husband leaves her. a naive young Semifinal Game One or Metro Confer nationwide contest Host actor Michael circus (3 hrs . 3 mm ) da Fricker and Ray McAnally as his parents, and bus Professional Bowlers Classic (CC) woman enters the world of real estate Su ence Championship (2 hrs ) (Live) (18) Synchronal Research Landon (60 mm ) bia) Hugh O’Conor as the young Christy, Jim san Blakely. Patrick O'Neal. John Rubin­ From Columbus Square Bowling Palaci 8:30PM ri8 Synchronal Research (26; Wanted; Dead or Alive 22,' W W F Superstars of Wrestling 57 M O VIE: 'Les Miserables' Italian ver 19. “Rude Awakening” (HBO) stein 1979 Columbus. Ohio (90 mm.) (Live) 22 30 Am en (CC) Thelma convinces Sheridan’s movie is a straightforward portrait of Sion of Victor Hogo s classic Dubbed m 20. “Star Trek V: The Final Frontier” (Ruamount) 30 How to Gel a Second Paycheck ,? j Knight Rider (38) Hart to Hart Deacon Frye to visit his ailing father in law. (40; Candiepin Bowling (60 mm ) English Gino Cervi. Valentina Coriese this brave, talented and difficult man. GRADE: Without Getting a Second Job Reno's Cabaret Reunion I whom he dislikes (In Stereo) (fS McLaughlin Group 11 M O V IE; 'The Fourth Protocol' A B'- [A&E] 1948 ■kirk 1/2 57 W ild America (CC) Weasel family tish masterspv scours England for his Rus Phoebe Snow, Jams Ian and other original 24 New Yankee Workshop (CC) Copyright 1989, Billboard Publiqilions, Inc. 61 M O V IE; 'Lady in a Cage' A woman s members, including sea otters and black- performers from the nightclub Reno Swee [A& E] New Wilderness VALMiONT (R) m ^ “6{ the saddest movie Sian counterpart, a KGB agent building an]j Reprinted with permission. house IS ransacked while she is trapped in footed ferrets Part 2 of 2 (In Stereo) atomic bomb Michael Came. Pierce Bros ney take the stage again at the Bottom [C N N ] Capital Gang 9:00PM ® 140' MOVIE: 'B L. Stryker: her private elevator during a power failure High Rise' Premiere, (CC) Kimberly and events of 1989 was thfe^'^bbing that M ios For­ Newsmaker Saturday nan. Joanna Cassidy 1987 Line (60 min ) |R) (In Stereo) Olivia de Haviland. Jeff Corey. Ann Soih- [CNN] [D IS ] M OVIE: Close Encounters of the Oz are taken hostage by the criminal mas­ [CNN] Newswatch man’s “Valmont” received from most of the high- ern 1964 [ESPN] College Basketball: Atlantic 18. Home Shopping Club Third Kind’ Steven Spielberg s mystical termind behind a bungled jewel robbery account of mankind's first wonderous en Coast Conference Semifinal Game One 57 Motorweek Chevy Astro, buying a [HBO] MOVIE: 'Carbon Copy' A sue Burt Reynolds. Ricardo Montalban. Ossie visibility critics. Unless the movie gets some Oscar [A & E] Flambards Part 9 of 13 counter with extraterrestrial visitors Ri From Charlotte. N C (2 nrs ) (Live) new car, a man is reunited with his high cessful white businessman discovers he Davis 1990 (In Stereo) chard Dreyfuss. Francois Truffaut. Melinda Cinema nominations this month, its national release will be [CNN] Newsday has a grown son who is black George Se [HBO] MOVIE: The Naked Gun' (CC) school dream car Dillon 1977 Rated PG (In Stereo) 18 Synchronal Research very limited. [DIS] Teen Win. Lose or Draw Capt. Frank Drebin continues his war on gal. Denzel Washington. Susan Saint [CNN] On the Menu James 1981 Rated PG (In Stereo) [LIFE] MOVIE: 'Women of San Quen 20 Elayrte Booster's Broadway Baby This is unfortunate, since the movie — an adap­ [LIFE] Supermarket Sweep crime in this big-budget follow-up to the The comedienne retraces her rise to star EAST HARTFORD defunct "Police Squad" T V senes Leslie [HBO] M O V IE: Russkies' (CC) Thre. [LIFE] MOVIE: Bring Me the Head of tin' Violent, crazed inmates confront an [U S A ] MOVIE: 'Personals' A journalist dom irKludmg an appearance on the Buuar'a Pub a Clnama — Iniimal A fU n (H) S«l-Sun 7.-30 930 tation of the same Choderlos de Laclos novel, “Les Nielsen. Priscilla Presley. Ricardo Monial- teen-agers befriend a shipwrecked Hus Dobie Gillis' The original cast of TV s elite force of female guards at the all male researching romantic liasons made Sian sailor and show him an all Amencanjj Gong Show and a hostess job at the ShowcaM CIOMna M O — Jo* vi. lha Volcaix) (PG) Sat 12:45 ?55. ban 1988 Rated PG-13 Dobie GiHis’ (1959-63) is reunited 20 San Quentin prison Stella Stevens. Debbie 535. 7:15, 9:45. 11:50; Sun 12:45^ SUS. 7:15. 9:4S - Ftovwn* (R) Liaisons Dangereuses,” that formed the basis for through newspaper ads encounters a good time Whip Hubley. Peter Billmgslev National Male Exotic Dance Champion years later in this senes pilot Bob Denver Allen. Amy Steel 1983 Sal 435, 930. midnight; Son 435. 930. — Glory (R) SaFSun 135 7 — the 1988 “Dangerous LiaisOTs” — has beautiful beautiful woman who leads a deadly dou [LIFE] She's the Sheriff Leaf Phoenix 1987 Rated PG (In Stereo)jj ships (60 min ) ble life Jennifer O'Neill. Stephanie Zimbal- Dwayne Hickman. Connie Stevens 1988 (TMC) MOVIE: 'True Believer' A Hard to K l (R) Sal 155^ 330, 530. 8. 10:15. 1?.15; Sun 1:25, 330. 530 period details that cry out for the big screen. [M A X ] M OVIE: 'Iron Eagle IT Gen [LIFE] MacGruder & Loud burned-out lawyer attempts to regain his 22 30 Golden Girls (C C ) Rose returns to 8. 10:15 — Houi* fVty (R) Sat 1:10, 320. 525. 7:50, 1035. 12:10; Sori ist. Robin Thomas 1990 (In Stereo) "Chappy" Sinclair leads a misfit team of [TM C] MOVIE: Bull Durham’ (CC) A the work foico when her late husband s How does this film stack up against the Glenn [TMC] M O VIE: Missing in Action 2 self-styled baseball groupie becomes m lost idealism when a young law school 1:10, 320. 5;25. 7;50. 10.35. — Th* Hunt tor FUd Octobar (PG) Sal 1 Q D Runaway W ith the Rich American and Soviet pilots against a Mid graduate goads him into taking on a mur pension runs out |R) (In Stereo) 1;45, 1:45 350. 430. 7:10, 730. 9:50, 1020, 1220; Sun 1. 1:45, 3:50,' 1 2:30PM die Eastern nuclear missile silo Louis Gos­ The Beginning' A POW escapes his VM*t!| volved with a brash young pitcher and a Close-Michellc Pfeiffer-John Malkovich version? and Famous Actor Ken Howard in Boston, Cong captors and wages war against anfl veteran catcher on a minor league team der case James Woods, Robert Downey 24 New Yankee Workshop (CC) 430. 7:10, 730. 950. 10'20. — Bom on tw Fourti ol July (R) Sun 120 comic Jack Carter in Las Vegas Nov (R) sett Jr Mark Humphrey, Stuart Margolin Jr , Yuji Okumoto 1989 Rated R 4:15. 720, 10:10; Sat 120. 4:15, 920, 12:10. — Nuna on tia Run (R) Sat Very well. Forman gives us a sweeping social 1988 Rated PG (In Stereo) enemy that greatly outnumbers him Chuck j| Kevin Costner, Susan Sarandon, Tim Rob 61 Reporters Scheduled a report on the panorama: His film is less cerebral and arch, the Ci3 Eat and Be Thin Norris, Soon-Teck Oh. Steven Williams bins 1988 Rated R (In Stereo) [U S A ] Miami Vice (In Stereo) mob and drug activity behind the glamour 730 (advane*ihowino with Bom on tha Fourth o( July (R) 920). — Orvmo 2:00PM '9 Airwolf 1985 Rated R of Rio de Janeno's Mardi Gras (60 mm ) (In Mitt Oaiay (PG) Sat 12:50, 250. 4:55 7.35. 9:15, 1130; Son 12:50. 2 50 (24 Frugal Gourmet (In Stereo) [USA] Murder, She Wrote 7:20PM 24 This Old House ICC) climax better prepared for. Though lead actor Colin 11 CHiPs Stereo) 4:55. 735 9:15 — Uadhouta (PG-13) Sat 1:15. 3:15 5:20, 7:40, 9 55 i30; Adelante 3:20PM S4j This Old House (CC) 5;20PM (?4) This Old House (CC) 11:50: Sun 1:15 3:15 520. 7:40, 9:56. — Bad Inlluanc* (R) Sal 12 55 Firth lacks the recklessness that Malkovich brought 20, MOVIE The Fourth Protocol’ A Bn 7:30PM ,8 Jeopardy! (CC) [CN N ] Showbiz This Week (R) '57. Horizon 335 5:ia 725.935 11:40; Sun 1255 3.35 5:15 725 9:35 tish masterspv scours England for his Rui. 3:30PM Cs) Road to the Final Four &7) Frugal Gourmet (In Stereo) V 9 It’s a Living to the role of Vicomte de Valmont, he’s a more NCAA Basketball Championship Prev 5:24PM [LIFE] Don't Divorce the Children Actor MANCHCSTCR [C N N ] Evans & Novak Sian counterpart, a KGB agent building an Timothy Busfield (' thirtysomething ") believable period figure. iew (C C ) A (ook at the upcomimj NCAAJ (I4) Synchronal Research 18 Synchronal Research UA Thaalara Eaa« — Slial Magnoliaa (PG) Sat wid Sun 2:15, 435 [D IS] Here's Boomer atomic bomb Michael Came, Pierce Bros- 5:30PM hosts this examination of the effects of di men's and women's lournamenis. mclud 22 As Schools Match W its Pittsfield 7:15 935. — Mutic Box (PG-13) Sat and Son 2. 420, 7, 925 — Better yet is Aimctte Bening as the seductive, nan. Joanna Cassidy 1987 [CNN] Newsmaker Saturday (R) vorCH on children (60 mm ) (R) [HBO] Carmen on Ice World-class ska ing conference updates and a look ai somol vs. Simsbury Nighibraad (R) Sat and Sun 230. 4:45 7.30. 9:45 — Tha Rocky Hofioz manipulative Marquise de Merteiul. Yes, Glenn ters. including Olympic gold medalists Ka '24/ Frugal Gourmet (In Stereo) [MAX] MOVIE: 'Star Trek. The Motion M O VIE' ‘The 'Burbs' A subur Ptetjr* Show (R) Sat midnight — Sax Uaa. and V idao t^ (R) Sal mid- of the poienlial invitees Pan 2 of 2 (Livi'lj M OVIE; Tem pest' A disillusioned [TMC] tnna Witt and Brian Boitano. present this Picture' To prevent the earth s destruc­ banite s plans for a vacation at home take nighl — Apartmazk Zara (R) Sal midnighc. Close was superb in “Dangerous Liaisons,” but 1 26; M O V IE: 'Oh, Susanna' Dissension 57; Frugal Gourmet (In Stereo) N Y architect leaves his wife and high unique interpretation of Bi/el s love story erupts among the ranks of cavalry officers tion, the U S S Enterprise must challenge a turn for the worse when a strange new VERNON prefer Bening’s quietly chilling approach. Per­ [CN N ] Your Money an alien force that is sweeping through pressure career for life on a remote Greek (60 min ) (R) Rod Cameron. Forrest Tucker Chill Wills island John Cassavetes. Gena Rowlands. family moves into the neighborhood Tom etna 1 A 2 — Look \Mw'( Taking (PG-13) Sal and Sun 4:15 7:10, 920. outer space. William Shatner, Leonard Ni Hanks. Bruce Oern, Came Fisher 1989 petually smiling and flirtatious, she is a terrific [LIFE] Rodeo Drive 1951 [ESPN] College Basketball Atlanticl Susan Sarandon 1982 — Back to to* Fulura H (PG) Sal *nd Sun 2 — Stoal Uagnokat (PG) moy, DeForest Kelley 1979 Rated G (In Rated PG blend of politesse and perfidy. 30i Daily Mixer Coast Conference Semifinal Game Two j Sal and Sun 4. 7. — Looaa Carmona (R) Sal-Sun 935 — Tha Wizard [TM C] MOVIE: The Burbs' A subur Fiom Charlotte, N C (2 hrs 30 min ) (Live) J Stereo) ;30' N ew Lassie (CC) Lassie has puppies (PG) Sat and Sun 135 This is an instance where two good movies were hanite's plans for a vacation at homo take 3S: M O VIE: 'M aid to Order' A spoiled during Will's bicycle race (R) 9:30PM 18) Synchronal ReaMrch a turn for the worse when a strange new [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Escape From Alcatraz 6:00PM ® ® New s (CC) WUJMANTC heiress is transformed into a penniless 36: NHL Hockey: Boston Bruins at New 30 Empty Natt ICC) Barbara cktvel made from the same source material. GRADE family moves into the neighborhood Tom A lough, clever convict is determined toy maid in this Cinderella inspired comedy ® A 'Te a m York Islanders (2 hrs . 30 min ) ops a crush wlnle undercover ai a high U X Tha Ctnama* — Tha Hunt tor Rad Octobar (PG) Fri 7, 9:50; Sat Hanks. Bruce Dern, Carrie Fisher 1989 break out of an "nscapo pfoof pnson k k k 1/2 Ally Sheedy, Beverly D ’Angelo. Michael 0$) Syrtchronal Research school 10 snag a compurer thiel (In Stereo) and Son 1. 4. 7. 9:50. — Drtvtog Mat Oaiay (PG) Fri 7:15 925 Sal and Rated PG Ontkean 1987 Clint Eastwood, Patrick McGoohan. Rob [A & E ] World of Survival ( ^ ) W ar of the W orlds A Monhron defec Sun 125 325 7:15 925 — Hard To KM (R) Fri 735 9:15; Sat and Sun (TO Road to the Final Four eits Blossom 1979 Rated PG [C N N ] Sports Saturday IA & E ] M O V IE' 'Balrayad' A bridegroom 1:15 3:10. 535 735 9:15 — Bad IntuarK* (R) Fri 730. 9:45 Sal wid 1 :00PM 40 W W F Wrestling tor sets out to thwart the plans of aliens NCAA Basketball Championship Prev Sun 135 330. 530. 735 9:45 — My Lafl Foot (R) Fri 7:10. 920; Sal m i 4:00PM C3J College Basketball Big| who want to take over Earth's computer lew (CC) A look at the upcoming NCAA 57i Rod and Reel 8:00PM (® Figure Skating: World Son 1:10, 3:15 515 7:10. 920. — Joa v*. toa VUcano (R) Fri 720. 920 1 Film grading: ★ ★ ★ ★ - excellent, k k k - East Tournament Semifinal Game Two(| systems (60 min ) (R) (In Stereo) Championships (CC) Ladies finals from continued men s and wom«*n s tournaments mclud 61 M O VIE 'Com ing Out of the Ice' The Sat and Sun 125 320. 520. 7-20.920 K good, - fair, ★ - poor. mg _oM(»*fen_».- updates ami a look at soni<* true story of a teenager vsfio w i'i.i tc. Hu •j( tfie p.Jloniial mvitif'art 1 of 2 (Live) sia with Ills family and didn i come back for continued Focus/Music Saturday TV, continued Sunday TV, continued Focus/Music Hot singles Travis recalls is sought for a murder involving his wile's [LIFE] Esquire: About Men, for Women Sucka' (CC) A former soldier leads street old boyfriend Robert Mitchum, Kim Hun­ 1 .“Escapade” Janet Jackson (A&M) [U S A ] Alfred Hitchcock Presents Part 2 vigilantes against organized crime m this ter, Dean Jagger. 1944 parody of the black exploitation films of 8.30AM (3) Please Help Me Lose 2. “BIack Velvet” Alannah Myles (Atlantic) of 2 (In Stereo) W eight [C N N ] This W eek in Japan the '70s. Keenan Ivory Wayans. Bernie PEOPLE'S 3. “Roam” The B-52’s (Reprise) lean, hard days 1 1 :00PM (D CD News (CC) Casey. Jim Brown. 1988. Rated R. (In (18) Choices We Face [D IS ] M O V IE: '9 to 5' Three working CHOICE______Stereo) 4. “Love Will Lead You Back” Taylor Dayne women rebel against their subjugation by a (~9~) Comedy Tonight (20) Record Breakers Valerie Harper is By Joe Edwards male chauvinist boss. Jane Fonda. Dolly (Arista) Q 5 Cheers (CC) 11:38PM dZ) A Yen for Baseball A ( 2 i \ Sesame Street (CC). Parton, Lily Tomlin. 1980 Rated PG documentary on the Major League Base­ among several 5. “Price of Love” Bad English (Epic) The Associated Press fl8l Synchronal Research (2® Search ball All Star Team's tour of Japan guest artists 9:45PM I New Yankee Workshop 6. “I Go to Extremes” Billy Joel (Columbia) (26) Freddy's Nightmares A minister at- Robert Schuller who will appear on (CCI 12:00AM (3S Home Shopping Club 7. “No More Lies” Michel’le (RiUhless) NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Randy Travis might be a tempts to save a young woman from death Gidget "The 16th An­ 9:50PM [MAX] MOVIE: Child's row. (60 min.) (In Stereo) (20) Smash Hits 8. “I Wish It Would Rain Down” Phil Collins (At­ country music superstar, but he hasn’t forgotten [A & E ] W ild W orld of the East nual People's Play' (CC) The transmigrated soul of a & ® (4@ News (26) MOVIE: 'Roots of Evil' The owner of lantic) those lean, hard days when he made a living wash­ deranged killer turns an ordinary children's [C N N ] Evans & Novak (R) (24) Great Performances: Linda Ron- a martial arts school is framed on drug Choice doll into a murderous plaything. Catherine 9. “Just a Rriend” Biz Markie (Cold Chillin’) — ing dishes and cooldng catfish. stadt's Canciones de mi Padre (R) (In charges after he refuses to sell his busi­ [DIS] Pound Puppies Awards," which Hicks, Chris Sarandon, Alex Vincent He has won more than 40 awards for his singing, Stereo) ness to a smuggler. Christian Anders. [ES P N ] Lee Haney Workout honors Ameri­ Gold (More than 500,(XX) singles sold.) 1988. Rated R (In Stereo) Dunja Rajter, Deep Roy. 1982. 10. “C’Mon and Get My Love” D-Mob introduc­ has sold 10 million records and made such songs as (iD Comic Strip Live Tonight’s scheduled [H BO ] Jim Henson's Ghost of Faffner ca's favorite enter­ 10:00PM (T) Saturday Night With comics include Jack Gallagher, Gary Lazer, (61) MOVIE: 'Return From the Ashes' A Hall (CC) (R) (In Stereo) tainers of televi­ ing Cathy Dennis (FFRR) “Forever and Ever, Amen” and “It’s Just a Matter Connie Chung (CC) (60 min ) (In Stereo) Jenny Jones and Kozak, from Los An­ woman, believed to be dead, returns from [LIFE] Self-Improvement Guide sion, motion of Time” into hits. CD N ew s (CC). geles (60 min.) a concentration camp to find that her step daughter and husband are after her estate [ T M C ] M O V IE: 'Places in the Heart' A pictures and Top LPs Ql) USA Tonight [ A& E] Shortstories A showcase of six of So far in his short career, the 30-year-old Travis Maximilian Schell. Samantha Eggar 1965 widow struggles to keep her farm and her the winners of A&E/Amencan Film Insti­ music. The CBS 1. ““Forever Your Girl” Paula Abdul (Virgin) — C® Synchronal Research family together during the depression era has made three international concert tours, per­ tute Short Film Competition. (60 mm ) Part [A & E] Biography: Knute Rockne/Babe in Texas. Sally Field, Danny Glover, Lind­ special airs Platinum (More than 1 million units sold.) formed on just about every network TV show that Monsters An elderly woman (Imogene 1 of 2 Ruth/Jackle Robinson A tribute to three SUNDAY. MARCH 11. Coca) seeks revenge after being murdered enduring sports legends. (60 min ) (R) say Crouse 1984 Rated PG 2. “Janet Jackson’s Rhythm Natimi 1814” Janet features live music and performed twice for Presi­ by a crook (R) [C N N ] Capital Gang (R) CHECK IISTINGS [CNN] Newsnight 9:00AM 3D Sunday Morning (CC) Jackson (A&M) — Platinum dent Bush. [LIFE] Spenser: For Hire fOR exact time Hunter (CC) Hunter and McCall [ESPN] College Basketball: Big West (8~) Kitchenmate 3. “...But Seriously” Phil Collins (Atlantic) — discover a white-collar crime ring while in­ [ T M C ] M OVIE: 'C .H .U .D . II: Bud the There have been changes in his life with success, Conference Semifinal Game One From vestigating the gang-related death of a col­ Chud' Tw o unsuspecting teen-agers acci­ 3 3 (H ) Paid Program Platinum but he’s still the same soft-spoken Randy Travis. Long Beach, Calif (2 hrs ) (Live) lege student. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) dentally revive a Cannibalistic Humanoid (T® Robert Vaughn Discovers (2® New Yankee Workshop (CC). 4. “Girl You Know It’s True” Milli Vanilli (Aris­ [LIFE] What's Up, Dr. Ruth? (CC) [LIFE] Obstetrics/Gynecology Update “It hasn’t changed me as a person,” he said in an (2® M O V IE: 'Shaolin Handlock' A son Underground Dweller Brian Robbins, Bill (2® Bugs Bunny Calvert. Tricia Leigh Fisher 1988 RatedR 38: Coiiege Mad House [USA] He-Man and Masters of the ta) — Platinum avenges his father's death by his former ( T ) Byron Allen (In Stereo) interview. “It’s changed my lifestyle. I live out of a 1 2:30AM (2® Frederick K. Price ^® Conversations With Universe 5. “Cosmic Thing” The B-52’s (Reprise) — smuggling partner David Chiang, Chen [U S A ] M OVIE; 'Assault of the Killer suitcase on the road. But I still enjoy doing the C£) Star Search (60 min ) (In Stereo) (3® My Secret Identity Ping, Chen-Hui-Min 1981 Bimbos* Tw o go-go dancers framed for 157) Square One Tefevision (CC) (R) 1 1 :45AM d® New Yankee Workshop Platinum 3 3 Paid Program same things I always have. I still enjoy the same (M) M O V IE; 'Paradise Alley' An old-time murder flee to Mexico with a willing hos­ (4® Rev. David Paul [C N N ] Newsmaker Sunday (CC) 6. “Soul Provider” Michael Bolton (Columbia) — people and the same music.” film director sets out to prove people are tage and three unwelcome admirers in O i) Friday the 13th: The Series Ryan's (57) Shining Time Station (CC) [ESPN] This Week in Sports N B A Basketball: Los Gold (More than 500,000 units sold.) basically good. Hugo Haas, Mane W ind­ tow Christina Whitaker, Elizabeth Kaitan, life IS turned upside down when he be 12:00PM 33 However, he no longer has to work as a $200-a- [A & E ] M O VIE: 'Saraband' Romance Angeles Lakers at Atlanta Hawks (CC) sor, Billy Gilbert 1961 Tammara Souza 1988 comes possessed by the devil (60 mm ) [HBO] Buy Me That: A Kids' Surviva) 7. “Cry Like a Rainstorm, Howl Like the Wind” week cook and dishwasher. Pan 1 of 2 (R) (In Stereo) blossoms between an unhappily married Guide to Advertising (CC) A documen­ (2 hrs , 30 min ) (Live) ® ) Missing/Reward A missing Texas 1 1 ; 1 3PM Red Dwarf Part 6 of 12 princess and a Swedish soldier. Stewart tary focusing on deceptive advertising that Linda Ronstadt featuring Aaron Neville (Elektra) C B M O V IE: 'Rio Grande' A tough cavalry About four years ago, if the dishes weren’t piling woman; erotic art, a dog killer (R) (20) W W F Wrestling Challenge Granger. Joan Greenwood 1948 IS targeted toward children. (R) — Platinum 1 1 :30PM C£) Entertainment This ^36) Hersey's Hollywood commander awaits orders to cross a river up and the food wders were filled, Travis would [CNN] CNN News Week Recording artist Carly Simon (60 [C N N ] Daywatch [L IF E ] Internal Medicine Update so he can attack marauding Indians. Color­ 8. “Storm Front” Billy Joel (Columbia) — step out of the kitchen and onto the Nashville [ESPN] College Basketball: Big Sky min ) (In Stereo) 40) Friday the 13th: The Series Micki [DIS] W uzzles (CC) [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Dominick and Eugene' ized version John Wayne, Maureen sets out to break Astaroih's evil grip on Platinum Conference Championship From Boise. ( D American Gladiators (CC) A med school student finds himself O'Hara. Ben Johnson 1950 I^ace’s cramped stage and sing for three dozen or her partners (60 min ) Part 2 of 2 (R) (In [ES P N ] Inside the PGA Tour (R) 9. “Alannah Myles” Alannah Myles (Atlantic) Idaho (2 hrs ) (Live) torn between caring for his mentally handi­ CB CinemAttractions so people. m Freddy's Nightmares A minister at Stereo) [HBO] MOVIE: Feds' (CC) Two female [HBO] One Night Stand (CC) Comic capped brother and continuing his educa 10. “Pump” Aerosmith (Geffen) — Pbtinum tempts to save a young woman from death cadets attempt to graduate from Washing­ 05 MOVIE: 'Victory at Entebbe' A dar­ “It crosses my mind quite often,” he said of those Mike Binder takes the stage. (In Stereo) [C N N ] Evans & Novak (R) tion in medicine Tom Hulce, Ray Liotta, row (60 min ) (In Stereo) ton, D C s traditionally all-male FBI aca­ ing Israeli rescue raid on the Ugandan Air­ [LIFE] Days and Nights of Molly Dodd [DIS] MOVIE: 'Gigi' A young woman is Jamie Leo Curtis 1988 Baled PG-13. (In port frees hostages held by terrorists Kirk Country singles days and nights at the grill. “I still have friends .11; Star Trek demy Rebecca DeMornay, Mary Gross. Stereo) (CC) (R) groomed by her sophisticated grand Ken Marshall 1988 Rated PG-13 (In Doug'as. Burt Lancaster, Elizabeth Taylor there. I had good times there. I didn’t mind washing (.18/ Synchronal Research 1. “Hard Rock Bottom of Your Heart” Randy [ U S A ] Hitchhiker (In Stereo) mother and great aunt to become a courte Stereo) [U S A ] Cartoon Express 1976 the dishes or cooking or whatever needed to be (22' Saturday Night Live Host James san Maurice Chevalier, Leslie Caron. Louis Travis (Warner Bros.) [LIFE] Physicians' Journal Update (30: Jew ish Life lit) Home Shopping Club 1 0:30PM 3 ) Jack Benny Woods Musical guest Don Henley (90 Jourdan 1958 Rated G 10:45AM done. (.20) MOVIE: 'Edge of the City' An Army 2. “Chains” fttty Loveless (MCA) (3i) At the Movies min ) (R) (In Stereo) [HBO] MOVIE: Fatal Beauty' (CC) An [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Starman' (CC) An alien 1 1 :00AM (T ) Face the Nation “I would go in and clean the place up a lot of and a young widow are pursued by gov deserter lands a job on the waterfront and 3. “Seein’ My Father in Me” ftul Overstreet 40; W ar of the Worlds A Morthren defec­ undercover policewoman searches for the Run for Your Life fl8) Synchronal Research ernmeni agents during a cross-country C?) is befriended by a gang boss Colorized days before the business opened. I didn’t mind it.” tor sets out to thwart the plans of aliens source of a deadly batch of cocaine (RCA) C® Tales From the Darkside (R) journey to his mothership Jeff Bridges. Q T Incredible Hulk version Sidney Poitier. John Cassavetes. Travis, a native of Marshville, N.C., began sing­ who want to lake over Earth s computer Whoopi Goldberg. Sam Elliott, Ruben Jack Warden 1957 4. “No Matter How High” 'The Oak Ridge Boys (2® N ew Yankee Workshop (CC) systems (60 min ) (R) (In Stereo) Blades 1987 Rated R Karen Allen. Charles Martin Smith 1984 (18 David Paul ing country music and playing guitar at age 8. He Rated PG (In Stereo) (22) Swiss Secrets (MCA) ^1) Crime Stoppers 800 [C N N ] Sports Tonight [L IF E ] E/R .20/ Airwolf moved to Charlotte, N.C., at age 16 and performed h p 126' This Week on Pit Road [HBO] MOVIE: 'Working Girl' (CC) An [D IS] Carole King: Going Home (CC) A [ T M C ] M O V IE: 'Chinatown' During the 9:30AM Q3 9 0 0 0 .22) Real to Reel 5. “Not Counting You” Garth Brooks (Capitol) (30 Meet the Press (CC) in nightclubs for five years. opportunistic Staten Island secretary profile of songwriter Carole King, including 1930s. a private eye uncovers corruption Bugs. Daffy and Friends 24 New Yankee Workshop (CC) 6. “Fast Movin’ Train” Restless Heart (RCA) moves up the ranks to become a Wall incest and murder on what should fiave (57) Eyes on the Prize II (CC) Testing He moved to Nashville in 1981 and was signed an in-depth interview and performance (18j Mega Memory (26' Please Help Me Lose Weight 7. “Sooner or Later” Eddy Raven (Capitol) Street whiz Melanie Griffith, Harrison footage from the San Diego Auditorium been a routine case Jack Nicholson Fayi’ gams in antidiscrimination legal rights Meet the Press (CC) by Warner Bros, four years later after a Warner’s Ford. Sigourney Weaver 1988 Rated R (60 mm ) (R) (In Stereo) Dunaway, John Huston 1974 Rated R 30) Connecticut Real Estate Showcase black students at South Boston High are 8. “On Second Thought” Eddie Rabbit (Univer­ executive heard him sing at the Nashville Palace (In Stereo) (24) Sesame Street (CC) 38 Mama's Family attacked, the Bakke Supreme Court case sal) [MAX] MOVIE; I'm Gonna Git You 1:00AM .22' Twin Star Productions rcstaurant-ni ghtclub. (30/ To Be AnrKJunced. 40 Business World (60 min ) Pan 7 of 8 (In Stereo) 9. “Little Girl” Reba McEntire (RCA) .38 New Lassie (CC) 57 Nature (CC) Profiles the varied wildlife [A& E] MOVIE: The Winter of Our Dis His most recent album, “No Holdin’ Back,” has content* Based on John Steinbeck's novel species living along the 1.700-mile course Adult singles sold 1 millitxi copies. His LP “Always and Forever” (40 Synchronal Research of an honorable man's efforts to restore of the Colorado River (In Stereo) is at the 3 millicHt mark, “Stonns of Life” is at 2 (57! Long Ago & Far Away; The Happy his family name without compromise Don 1. “All My Life" Linda Ronstadt & Aaron Neville Sunday, March 11 Circus (CC) 61 M OVIE: Battle for the Planet of the aid Sutherland, Ten Garr Tuesday WekJ (Elektra) million and “Old 8 x 10” chips is in with another 1 Apes’ Human civilization stages its grea 161, Connecticut. Now (In Stereo) 1983 test battle for survival against a world o v­ 2. “Love Will Lead You Back” Taylor Dayne million. Sales of singles push the total past 10 mil­ [CNN] Newsday [C N N ] Your Money (R) errun and ruled by apes Roddy McDowail. (Arista) lion. [ES P N ] College Basketball; Mid show business, lands a role in the sitcom [DIS] Donald Duck Presents Claude Akins, John Huston 1973 6:00AM 3. Spread a Little Sunshine 7:30AM (3. America's Black Forum American Conference Championship 3. “Here and Now” Luther Vandross (Epic) “It’s an amazing thought,” he said. “I didn’t ex­ Over My Dead Bobby (R) (In Stereo) [A & E ] Footsteps of Man A mystical ' 8 Public Affairs (R) (ES P N ) Sportraits: Jackie Stewart and From Detroit (2 hrs ) (Live) 4. “I Go to Extremes” Billy Joel (Columbia) pect to have that kind of success. I’ve been very [T M C ] M OVIE: 'Roman Holiday' A Crete Waitz (R) leader passes on supernatural traditions to (5 } Paid Program 8 8th Day a young ward in Peru (60 min ) (R) [LIFE] Physicians' Journal Update (R) 5. “Starting Over Again” Natalie Cole (EMI) shocked.” newspaperman in Rome meets and lulls [U SA] Famous Adventures of Mr Ma 11 Remote Control for a lonely princess traveling incognito 9. Sunday Mass goo [ESPN ] Sports Reporters [U SA ] All American Wrestling 6. “Hcrc We Are” Gloria Estefan (Epic) His top single record was “Forever and Ever, 18 Synchronal Research Gregory Peck. Audrey Hepburn. Eddie A1 18 Williams TV CB Outdoor Sportsman beri 1953 10:00AM .8 . News (CCI 1 2:30PM 7. “Was It Nothing At All” N^chael Damian Amen,” which appears destined to become a 20, Insight / Out 20 Miracle Faith Outreach [HBO] Boxing Mike Tyson vs James "Buster " Douglas (CC) World Heavy 22 W KR P in Cincinnati (Cypress) counU7 classic. 7:00AM 3 Vista 9 ! Steampipe Alley 38 Dick Van Dyke 22 Day of Discovery weight Championship title bout scfieduled 24 New Yankee Workshop (CC) 8. “What Kind of Man Would 1 Be?” Chicago “It said something to everybody,” Travis said. 8. Breakthrough 11) Gim m e a Break [A & E ] Golden Age of Television 24 Sesame Street (CC) for 12 rounds, from Tokyo Japan (90 26 Wheelpower (Reprise) 9 . Point of View 18 Financial Freedom mm ) (R) “The song said things people could relate to. It’s [DIS] You and Me, Kid 26 Dr D. James Kennedy 30 Connecticut Newsmakers IT Frederick K Price (20. Buck Rogers Pan 2 [LIFE] Cardiology Update 9. “1 Wish It Would Rain Down” Phil Collins (At­ been used at a lot of weddings.” [LIFE] Frederick K Price 30 Celebrate with Reverend Mellon 40 The Spotlight 22' Chalice of Salvation (Live) lantic) His other hits include “Deeper Than the Holler,” 18^ Divine Plan [CN N ] Big Story (R) [M A X ] M OVIE The Diary of Anne 6:10AM [C N N ] Heatthweek (R) Frank' A Jewish refugee finds a diary kept [C N N ] Science and Techr>ok>gy Week 20 Synchronal Research 26 In Touch 10. “I’11 Be Good To You” Donny Osmond “On the Other Hand,” “It’s Just a Matter of Time,” [DIS] Dumbo's Circus by his now dead daughter while the family (R| 6:30AM 3 CBS Storybreak (CC) (R) 30 Sacrifice of the Mass (Capitol) “Promises,” “Is It Still Over,” “Honky Tonk Moon” 22 James Kennedy [ESPN] Bodyshaping was hiding from the Nazis Joseph Schild [DIS] Best of Ozzie and Harriet 9 Hispanic Horizons l38( Munsters Today (CC) kraut. Millit* Perkins. Shelley Winters and “I Won’t Need You Anymore.” 26 Focus on Success 8:00AM (3. New England Sunday [H BO ] MOVIE: 'Memories of Me' (CC) Compact disks 11 Larry Jones 40 Synchronal Research 1959 (In Stereo) Afti.T sufforifig a mild coronary, a young 30 How to Get a Second Paycheck 8. Solid Gold Travis believes he’s been successful because the '18 Twin Star Productions Without Getting a Second Job >57. Mister Rogers (CC) [U S A ] Jem surguon travels to L A to reconcile h«s re 1. “Nick of Time" Bonnie Raitt (Capitol) 9 . Bugs. Porky and Friends lationship with his father Billy Crystal public was ready for his style of hard back to basic music. [HBO] MOVIE Daffy Dgck's Quack 40 This Week With David Brinkley (CC| 9. “Girl You Know It’s True” Milli Vanilli (Aris­ busters' (CC) Daffy. Bugs and Porky o(>on [LIFE] Self Improvement Guide [A& E] Journey to Adventure (R) [U S A ] Popeye and Son (Live) “Then I was in the right place at the right time. [U S A ] Calliope 57 Dr Fad ta) up a paranormal detective agency in this [CN N ] Daybreak 10:1 0AM [CNN] On the Menu 22 30 College Basketball ACC Cham It's funny, because I got turned down for several collection of cartoon classics Mel Blanc. [C N N ] Sportsweek in Review pKMiship From the Charlotte Coliseum m 10. “Cry Like A Rainstorm. Howl Like The [M A X ] m o v i e Cdddys [DIS] Good Morning. Mickey! Mel Torrno 1986 Rated G 7:05AM 10:30AM 13 ) Inside Washington I'harlone N C Teams to be announced (2 hack II (CC) An obnoxious businessman [D IS ] Avonlea (CC) Young Sara Stanley Wind" Linda Ronsutdl featuring Aaron Neville years by every label in town. There wasn’t a place [ESPN ] Best of Muscle Magazine hrs 30 mm | (Live) [M A X ] Cinemas Comedy Experiment schemes to yam membership to the snob 8; This Week W ith David Brinkley (CC) must adjust to a new home after her father 1 to put what I was doing. I had to wait on my turn, I [H B O ] Babar (R) (Elektra) Autobiographies: The Enigma of Bobby bish Bushwood Country Club Jackie Ma I T Charles in Charge (CC) Charles al seruls her to livt* with relatives in the town guess.” Bittman (C C ) Eugene Levy, portraying the son. Dyan Cannon, Robert Stack 1988 [U S A ] Cartoon Express lows the children to make their own rules of Avonlea (60 mm ) (R) most successful (and least talented) star in Rated PG (In Stereo) ■Ui C M t J n » « d IH) [ESPN ] Gameday 9 9 0 *5 t : r ? t » r f ^ I 1^ « t i. . C I K A Jk>^44< f i ; j 1 Focus/Books Sunday TV, continued Sunday TV, continued Focus/Books

FDR biography From Los Angeles (60 min.) (Taped) SS) (40) N ew s (S) MOVIE: '12 Angry Men' One man (24) Lawrence Welk Show: On Tour [U S A ] MOVIE; 'Fire and Rain' Based on [USA] Equalizer 06) H ot Shot Bow ling (60 min.) Classic books holds out against 11 fellow jurors when [LIFE] Physicians' Journal Update (R) they hastily decide an accused murderer's (26! Crazy Like a Fox the true story of the August 2, 1985 crash 06) George Michael's Sports Mach­ 3 : 1 ( ) Great Performances: Mu 9:30P M (9) Jack Benny fate Henry Fonda, Lee J. Cobb, Ed Begley. 0PM 24 of an airliner at the Dallas-Fort W orth Air­ ine (In Stereo) sic by Richard Rodgers (CC) (In Stereo) (38) St. Elsewhere port. Charles Haid, Angie Dickinson, Tom (lil Synchronal Research very detailed 1957 (jH Jack Van Impe (57) N ature (CC) Profiles the varied wildlife Bosley. 1989. (In Stereo) 01) Open House (CC) The staff attempts back as comics (?® MOVIE: 'The Y ellow Rolls Royce' 3 :3 0 P M v(22) m -a-s-h species living along the 1,700-mile course to recoup Ted's gambling debts, and save (38) Massachusetts Council of Rabbis Over a ten-year period, the three separate 7 : 3 0 P M [CNN ] Sports Sunday By W. Dale Nelson (30) PGA Golf: Honda Classic Final of the Colorado River (60 min.) (In Stereo) him from the ultimate humiliation Part 2 of owners of one Rolls-Royce experience ro­ (ig) MOVIE: 'Ninja III -- The Domination' The Associated Press Round Final round from Coral Springs. Fla 61 Star Trek. The Next Generation (CC) [LIFE] Milestones in Medicine Part 2 of 2 (R) (In Stereo) A young woman, possessed by an evil mantic surprises. Rex Harrison, Shirley Ma­ (2 hrs , 30 min ) (Live) 4. By Carol Deegan claine, Ingrid Bergman. 1964. The Enterprise crew members serve as [DIS] Achievers A profile of legendary spirit, commits a series of grisly murders. 4:00P M HD C4di) College Basketball: mediators for two feuding clans (60 min ) 8 :0 0 P M QD Murder, She Wrote (CC| actress Bette Davis whose credits include Lucinda Dickey, Jordan Bonnet, Sho Ko- The Associated Press An American who entered the first grade in the i38' M ovie Southeastern Conference Champion (R) (In Stereo) A fading mystery writer (Jean Simmons), two Best-Actress Oscars (or "Danger­ sugi 1984 year Franklin D. Roosevelt entered the White ] (40) Beauty Breakthrough ship Game (2 hrs ) (Live) [A & E ] Our C entury A chronicle of the who is jealous of Jessica's continued suc­ ous" (1935) and "Jezebel ' (1938), and [CNN] Sports Tonight cess, becomes a prime murder suspect. NEW YORK — Classics Illustrated, Aose House was two months short of high school gradua­ [ 57] Eyes on the Prize 11 (CC) An examina­ C9) G reatest Am erican Hero expeditionary scenes and recordings of eight other Oscar nominations [LIFE] Internal Medicine Update (R) tion of Miami's 1980 riots and the election the Arctic explorers (60 min ) (R) (60 min.) Part 1 of 2. (R) (In Stereo) comic-book adaptations of classic works of litera­ tion when FDR died. In all of this student’s forma­ 18- Synchronal Research [LIFE] Internal Medicine Update (R) of Harold Washington as Chicago’s first (HJ 0g) America's Funniest Home Vi­ 11:35PM [MAX] MOVIE: Edge of [CNN] This Week in the NBA S ) News (CC) ture, are back — in glossy print, and with new tive school years, “the president” meant Roosevelt. black mayor in 1983. (60 min ) Part 8 of 8. 20 MOVIE: 'Where the Buffalo Roam' deos (CC) (In Stereo) 1 0:00P M Sanity' Mild-mannered Dr. Jekyll's re­ (In Stereo) Unorthodox journalist Hunter S Thomp­ [D IS ] Danger Bay (CC) Jess hears a (3i) USA Tonight search transforms him into the scalpel- artwork and adaptations. By contrast, a student graduating front high son covers some of the major political and young mother's cal) for help over a shor­ (11) Star Search (60 min.) (In Stereo) wielding Jack the Ripper Anthony Perkins, Ijei) MOVIE: 'M ahogany' A young black The original Classics Dlustraled were p r e ^ u ^ school this June will have been in class during the social events in the late 60s and early twave radio (R) (In Stereo) (jf) Synchronal Research (18) Synchronal Research Glynis Barber, Sarah Maur-Thorp. 1989 woman rises from the depths of the ghetto '70s Bill Murray. Peter Boyle. Bruno Kirby 00) New Life Rated R (In Stereo) on newsprint and staled together. Publication presidencies of Jimmy Carter, Ronald Reagan and to international fame as a fashion model. [ESPN] NCAA Tournament Selections MOVIE: 'Jezebel' A selfish Southern 1980 began in 1941. The series ended in 1972. George Bush. Diana Ross, Anthony Perkins, Billy Dee [LIFE] Internal Medicine Update (R) belle creates a jealous rivalry between the (2?) How on Earth Are the W orld's Child­ 1 2:00A M (3) (28) Paid Program Williams 1975 (22) MOVIE: 'Conquest of the Planet of two men in her life Davis' second Oscar. ren At the height of its success, more than 25 million By his tenure in office, if for no other reason, [MAX] MOVIE: Seems Like Old Colorized version Bette Davis, Henry (18) Home Shopping Club [CNN] Newsday the Apes' A talking chimpanzee leads an Tim es' A lawyer leopardizes her hus (38) War of the Worlds (60 min.) (In ape population to revolt against their tyr­ Fonda, George Brent. 1938 001 Synchronal Research copies of Classics Dlustrated were sold e ^ h month, Roosevelt bestrode the American scene as no o*er band's career by helping her ex-husband Stereo) [DIS] Born Free annical human captors. Roddy McDowall, with total sales at more than 1 billion copies 20th-century president — not Reagan nor Dwight run from the police Goldie Hawn. Chevy (57) National Geographic (CC) The rela­ (61) Tracey Ullman (CC) When Ginny re 06) How to Get a Second Paycheck o [LIFE] Internal Medicine Update (R) Don Murray, Ricardo Montalban 1972 Chase, Charles Grodin 1980 Rated PG tionship between predator and prey is ex­ turns to her philandering ex-husband, she VVithout Getting a Second Job worldwide, according to the Berkley Publishing Eisenhower after him, nor Woodrow Wilson nor ( ^ 7) Masterpiece Theatre: After the War amined in this look at the animals of the JD -n [USA] M iam i Vice (In Stereo) [USA] Murder, She Wrote discovers he has found another woman. (3|) Odd Couple Group in New York. Theodore Roosevelt before him — quite managed (CC) Michael and Annie grow apart, each African plain (60 min.) (In Stereo) (R) (In Stereo) 1 ;30PM 001 Daily Mixer 01) Gene Scott Tlie new Classics Illustrated ($3.75) arc soft- becoming involved with another, Joe pur­ 6:15PM [HBO] MOVIE: Her Alibi (gfl America's Most Wanted Scheduled [A & E] Chieftains and the O'Kanes Pre­ ^ F [A & E] Animals in War Mankind's use of to do. [CNN] Moneyweek (R) sues Rachel, eventually proposing to her (CC) A mystery novelist suffering from Ren Men, wanted for kidnapping; updated cover, [winied on glossy p ^ r , gciwrally in a 48- miere The Chieftains, a traditional Irish animals as conscripts and warfare expert The biography “Franklin D. Roosevelt: A Ren­ (2 hrs ) Part 8 of 8 writer's block becomes involved with a information on suspected killer Segundo [LIFE] Orthopaedic Surgery Update group, perform with the Irish-influenced ments is examined. (60 min ) (R) page format. Each adulation has its own distinct dezvous With Destiny” shows that he had a lot [DIS] MOVIE: 'Return to Snowy River' beautiful murder suspect Tom Selleck, Balaguer Matias (In Stereo) American group the O'Kanes in this con­ 2;00P M ® (^College Basketball: Il­ Paulina Porizkova, William Daniels 1989 [CNN] World Report style and look, depending on its tent and artist. ~ m more going for him than his ability to get elected (CC) Australian horseman Jim Craig re [A & E ] Animals in War Mankind s use of cert from Ireland. (60 mm ) linois at Indiana or Iowa at Michigan (2 turns to reclaim his home and the woman Rated PG animals as conscripts and warfare experi­ [CNN] CNN News [ESPN] College Basketball: Southwest The original Classics Dlustrated urged readers to O o four times. Author Frank Freidel, a professor hrs.) (Live) he loves. Tom Burlinson, Sigrid Thornton, 6:30PM (33 Road to the Final Four: ments IS examined (60 min.) Conference Championship Game From read the original texts. This new series ex- §0) MOVIE: 'Hellinger's Law' Flamboy­ Brian Dennehy 1988 Rated PG (In [D IS ] Adventures of Sherlock Holmes Houston. (2 hrs.) (Taped) emeritus of history at Harvard University and the NCAA Basketball Tournament Pairings [CNN ] Prim eN ew s ^ 0 0 ant lawyer uses his expertise to solve mys­ Stereo) (CC) The draw of the 64 teams chosen for (R) [LIFE] Self-Improvement Guide plains,“Whilc they stand on their own merit^ Oas- University of Washington, has distilled a lifetime of [HBO] MOVIE: Coming to America' H - < tery Morgan Stevens, Rod Taylor 1980 [ESPN] College Basketball: Split na the upcoming tournament, from Kansas [HBO] MOVIE: Rain Man' (CC) A con sics Illustrated arc not substitutes for the originals. (CC) An African prince journeys to the [USA] Hollywood Insider Roosevelt scholarship into a portrait that is just ^ d (|7) Mystery!: Poirot (CC) A dark secret tional coverage of the Big Eight or niving young hustler attempts to separate City, Mo (Live) crime-infested ghettos of New York City in Rather, they are artistic interpretations.” m from her past may prevent an actress from Southwest Conference Championship the autistic brother he never knew from 12:30AM(3)At the Movies The most penetrating and, in the end, places his subject CsD 40' ABC N ew s (CC) search of a bride Eddie Murphy, Atsenio marrying a prince unless Poirot can set Games (2 hrs ) their family's inheritance. Winner of four rented home videos during the past year Eighteen titles are plaim ^ for release in 1990, o securely tunong the great. Hall, John Amos 1988 Rated R (In things right. (60 min.) Part 8 of 9 118) Synchronal Research Oscars, including Best Picture. Dustin Hoff­ including “Great Expectations,” “Through the [LIFE] Family Practice Update (R) Stereo) man, Tom Cruise, Valeria Golino 1988 Ql) Friday the 13th; The Series Ryan’s Freidel, who has previously written four highly [A & E ] Shortstories A showcase of six of 22} 303 NBC News life IS turned upside down when he be­ [M A X ] Max Movie Show [LIFE] Physicians' Journal Update (R) Rated R (In Stereo) Looking Glass,” “The Raven and Other Poems,” I praised volumes taking FDR up to the brink of the the winners of A&E/Amencan Film Insti­ [CNN] Inside Business comes possessed by the devil (60 min ) (33 Olympic Winterfest: [M A X ] MOVIE; 'S tarm an' (CC) An alien [LIFE] Obstetrics/Gynecology Update “Moby Dick.” “Hamlet,” "The Count of Monte White House, is not a spectacularly colorfid writer. tute Short Film Competition (60 mm ) (R) 4:30P M [DIS] MOVIE; North by Northwest' An Part 1 of 2. (R) (In Stereo) Countdown to Albertville Scheduled and a young widow are pursued by gov­ (R) [CNN] Week in Review advertising executive is pursued across (06) [U SA] Paid Program Cristo,” “The Scarlet Letter” and “Dr. Jekyll and His strength is in careful attention to detail and in Men's W orld Cup slalom skiing, from ernment agents during a cross-country the country by murderous spies in a case [M A X ] MOVIE: Fear City' A psycho r - 33 [DIS] MOVIE; The Man From Snowy Geilo, Norway, Men's W orld Cup super journey to his mothership Jeff Bridges, (06) Mega Memory Mr. Hyde.” judicious appraisal. of mistaken identity Cary Grant, Eva Mane palhic killer takes to the streets of Manhat­ River' A young man comes of age in turn- giant slalom, from Hemsedal, Norway. Karen Allen, Charles Martin Smith 1984 (38) War of the Worlds (60 min ) (In Rick Obadiah, publisher of First Publishing in O O Saint, James Mason 1959 tan and systematically begins stalking Where other scholars have depicted Roosevelt as of the-ceniury Australia Kirk Douglas, W orld Figure Skating Championships from Rated PG (In Stereo) strippers and prostitutes Tom Berenger, Stereo) Tom Burlinson, Sigrid Thornton, 1982 [ESPN] SportsCenter Chicago, says the text of the new Classics D- O T l moving to the right and steering a confused course Halifax. Nova Scotia (90 mm ) (Taped) Billy Dee Williams. 1984 Rated R [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Tequila Sunrise' (CC) A Rated PG 8 :3 0 P M (5) (40) EIv Is (CC) EIvis overex­ lustratcd is “suiuble for educational, as well as m r n after the end of the first New Deal period, with its 18' Synchronal Research [LIFE] Advances Against Endome­ tends himself by buying a used Cadillac for [USA] Diamonds lovely restaurateur gets caught between a [ESPN] Billiards; Steve Mizerak vs. Joe [H B O ] MOVIE: The Image' (CC) A triosis (R) his mother (In Stereo) former drug smuggler and his lilelong general reading.” response to the Depression emergency, Freidel Johnson in snooker (R) 1 0:30PM (D Jack Benny buddy, a Los Angelos narcotics agent Mel prominent TV journalist is forced to make 7:00PM (3D 60 M inutes (CC) (60 mm ) 18) Synchronal Research He explained: “The content of these books shows a skilled political craftsman tacking and [LIFE] Family Practice Update (R) 11) Dionne and Friends Scheduled Heavy Gibson. Michelle Pfeiffer Kurt Russell crucial decisions in order to save his career (In Stereo) 1 retains the inuigriiy of the original novels, but the SP W and marriage Albert Finney. Marsha Ma 61) Sim psons (CC) Homer discovers that D 8, Ihe Boyz, Miki Howard (In Stereo) 1988 Baled R (In Stereo) veering to obtain legislation that would stand for [M A X ] MOVIE: The Bravados* (CC) An dD Billy Graham Crusade (CC) Theme obsessive search for the men who raped son, Swoosie Kurtz 1990 (In Stereo) families can get along when the Simpsons .18; Synchronal Research wording is approjHiate for a young adult audience O O generations. "Time to Come Home ' Also. Babbie Ma attend the company picnic (R| (In Stereo) 1 2:45A M [TM C] MOVIE: Places in and murdered his wife takes its toll on a [LIFE] Physician's Guide to Gallstone son sings "My God Is Real ’ (60 min ) (In ;24J MOVIE. State of the Union' An air­ the Heart' A widow struggles to keep her — junior high, high school, on up.” At the same time, he depicts a president heeding western vigilante Gregory Peck. Joan Col­ m z Disease (R) Stereo) 9 :0 0 P M (T) People's Choice Awards plane manufacturer campaigns lor the farm and her family together during the de First Publishing is responsible for production and lins. Stephen Boyd 1958 (In Stereo) (CC) From Universal Studios in Universal pression era in Texas Sally Field. Danny o > the political need to satisfy isolationist sentiment [MAX] MOVIE: The Experts' KGB dD MOVIE: 'The Misfits' A sensitive di­ Presidential nomination Spencer Tracy City, Calif the 16th annual awards cere­ Glover, Lindsay Crouse 1984 Rated PG sales to the comic book market. O b ^ a h says low while moving relentlessly toward boycotts and [USA] Tennis: Champions Cup Men's agents shanghai a pair of hip New Yorkers vorcee's romance with a cowboy is com Katharine Hepburn, Van Johnson 1948 > i - mony honoring the public s favorites in tel­ literacy rates were one factor in his firm’s decision finals, from Indian Wells, Calif (3 hrs ) to update a top-secret Soviet-based spy plicated by his apparent cruelty during the 61 It's Garry Shandling's Show (CC) QD New England Sunday (R) blockades as World War II took shape. evision, motion pictures and music Hosts 1 :00A M (Live) camp John Travolta, Arye Gross, Kelly roundup of wild horses Marilyn Monroe. The network boss turns Gariy and to produce the new series. 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In a finely etched vignette, the Show Stoppers !22) (30 Magical World of Disney; Sky [LIFE] Family Practice Update (R) Square Garden in New York, N Y (2 hrs.) ter Place' (CC) Gloria Naylor's novel in cat (60 min ) (R) > - • High (CC) After buying a W orld War 1 vin Best-Sellers ;57 MOVIE: Forbidden author shows how FDR and the brilliant, urbane (Live) 5:00P M ® Buck Rogers spired this multigenerational story ttl the 10:45PM [DIS] MOVIE 'Father Was a Fullback' T 3 (age biplane, tw o Midwest teen agers re lives ol several watk women who'tfiill an Games' A 5 year old girl becomes ob A college football coach has trouble with William Bullitt let themselves be snookered by the (Tj) MOVIE: 'Harold Robbins' The Pir­ t1Q) Synchronal Research ceive flying lessons from an eccentric inner city tenemifrtt home Oprah Wihfrny, sessed with the rituals of death after both his losing team and his tw o daugh Fiction Kremlin’s wily Maxim Litvinov in talks on U.S. ate' An Israeli raised by an influential Arab (2® T J Hooker former stunt pilot and embark upon a ser Jackee. C icely'tvSon 1989 Part 1 ol 2 seeing her family killed Brigitte Fossoy. experiences a conflict of loyalties when he ters Fred MacMurray. Maureen O'Hara, recognition of the Soviet Union. (38; Hart to Hart les ol cross country adventures (2 hrs ) (In |R| (In Stereo) George Poujouly 1952 Natalie W ood 1949 1. “The Scions of Shannara,” Terry Brooks IS entrusted with the management of his Stereo) The author notes the curious similarities between country's oil fortunes Franco Nero. Anne (61; My Secret Identity Andrew sets out 11 Billy Graham Crusade (CC) Theme 1 1 :00PM (3 [8 News (CC) 2. “Oh. the Places You’ll Go!” Dr. Scuss 24 MOVIE; 'West Side Story' A young [USA] Paid Program Archer. Olivia Hussey 1978 to impress a cute photographer who's on Time to Corrie Home ' Also, Babbie Ma Roosevelt and Hitler, the two leaders eyeing each couple who are m love are doomed be i, 9 Paid Program 3. “The Bad Place,” Dean R. Koontz the staff of the school newspaper (R) son sings "M y God Is Real (60 min ) (In [MAX] MOVIE: Jack's [HBO] MOVIE: 'C ousins' (CC) Romance cause of ethnic differences Natalie W ood. 1 :05A M 4. “Bitmr Sweet,” LaVyrle Spencer other across the abyss of the ’30s, each at times Stereo) ill Cheers (CC) Back' (CC) Modern-day Los Angeles be­ develops between two married adults af [CNN] Newswatch Richard Beymer, Russ Tamblyn 1961 18' Jimmy Swaggart 5. “Devices & Desires,” PJ5. James “hazy about immediate details in his plans, r ^ y to ter their respective spouses begin havirvg [LIFE] Cardiology Update (R) 18 Synchronal Research comes tt>e hunting ground ol a killer bent an affair Ted Danson, Isabella Rossoilini. 26 MOVIE: Funny Lady' Ambitious on duplicating England's 19th-century Rip [TM C ] MOVIE: 'The Couch Trip' An es 22 '30! MOVIE: Perry Mason: The Case 20 Insight / Out 6. “Counterattack,” W £.B. Griffin improvise or retreat if he ran into difficulties and Sean Young 1989 Rated PG-13. (ki showman Billy Rose marries Fanny Brice put murders James Spader Cynthia Qbb, caped mental patient becomes a Beverly despite the former love she can never for of the Desperate Deception' Premiere. 22 30 40 News 7. “A Ruling Phssion,” Judith Michael then thrust forward again at a propitious time, al­ Stereo) (CC) Mason defends a Marine officer ac­ Rod Loomis 1988 Baled R Hills radio psychologist Dan Aykroyd, ijel Barbra Streisand, Ornar Sharif, James cused of murdering the Nazi who abused i26 Focus on Success 8. “Daddy,” Danielle Steel ways working toward basic long-range ends.” [LIFE] Cardiology Update (R) Walter Matthau. Donna Dixon 1987 Caan 1975 1 :30A M (8)) [U S A ] Paid Program his mother during World War tl Raymond 38 Ask the Manager [T M C ] MOVIE: Fame' Talented teen Rated R 9. “Clear and Present Danger,” Tom Clancy Their ends, however, were vastly different. 38 Movie Burr. 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Pro Tour (60 min i 2. “Wealth Without Risk,” Charles Givens “unheroic and ineffective,” but he had little choice, editor can t live with or without his girll Teshima case witness across the country, riend Albert Brooks, Kathryn Harrold, Peggy wins a week of fitness training, she Day David Niven Janis Paige 1960 18 Synchronal Research 18 Synchronal Research ho discovers she's the wrong person (60 changes her instructor s healthy habits 3. “Megatrends 2000,” John Naishiu and ftu-icia the author says. Bruno Kirby 1981 jESPN] SportsCentei (60 min ) 61 Charles in Charge (CC) Charles al min ) (R) (In Stereo) (Postponed from an earlier date R) (In 38 M ovie Aburdcnc' He joined in the wishful thinking that America '38. M ovie lows the children to make their own rules [A&E] Unknown War Sleroo) [LIFE] Orthopaedic Surgery Update (Hi [A & E] Chieftains and the O'Kanes The 4. “Barbarians at the Gate,” Bryan Burrough and could stay out of the larger conflict in Europe and 57 M ystery!: Poirot (CC) A wealthy in (R) [CNN] Newswatch [A&E] All Creatures Great and Small [TM C ] MOVIE Rambo 111' I otm et sjje Ctwetiains, d traditional Irish group, jxir- dustrialist, plagued by a recurring dream ol [A&E] Heroes A profile of the French cial (oivt-s ageni John Rambo heads to form with the iiish influenced Arneiican John Hclyar gave his qualified backing to apjpeasement — not [ESPN] College Basketball: Big West James trios to solve the case of Alfred tfte suicide, seeks Poirot's advice one day be nurse Genevieve de Galard b))viet lu.ujM.-d Alghaiiistan in oidei to giouji Ihe O Kanes in this conceit lio m In 5. “Secrets About Men Every Woman Should Tournament Championship Game (2 cat (60 min ) yet a dirty word — as a corollary of rearmament. fore his death (60 min ) Part 9 of 9 I,-.., lie his im jii'.n n e d m entor Rylvestei iand |60 min ) (Rl [CNN] Newsmaker Sunday (R) hrs ) (Live) [CNN] Week in Review (R) Know,” Barbara De Angclis In domestic affairs, he was willing, unlike some 161! MOVIE: 'Coach of the Year' A para­ Sl.illone Rii h.inl Crenna M an .(e Jonge [ESPN] SportsCenter (60 min I [LIFE] Grand Rounds in Rheumatology plegic former pro football player agrees to [L IF E ] M ilestones in M edicine Part 2 of [DIS] Whad’ya Know? Michael Feldman 1988 Rated R |ln Sten-ol 6. “The T-Factor Diet,” Martin Katahn of his successors, to undertake sustained negotia­ (R) 2 (USA] Paid Program coach teenagers at a correctional facility brings his off beat National Public Radio [USA] Miami Vice 7. “How to Make Nothing But Money,” David tions with Congress on a tax bill when faced with a Robert Conrad, David Hubbard. Red West [USA] Alfred Hitchcock Presents (In 2:30A M . 3 ' Nightwatch Joined in [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Dominick and Eugene' show to television Dcldotto growing federal deficit as the 1936 elections ap- 1980 Stereo) (CC) A med school student finds himself 1 1 30PM 3 Magnum. P I Progress [ESPN] Auto Racing: Formula One Un 8. “Liar’s l\)kcr," Michael M. Lewis [A & E ] Puccini A dramatization of Italian 6:00P M (33 (3D N ew s (CC) torn between caring for his mentally handi­ ited S tates Grand Prix From Phoenix 8 MOVIE Rio Grande A tough savjliv 11 USA Tonight piroached. composer Giacomo Puccini's real life capped brother and continuing his educa uiiiinander awaits onfeis to cross a tivei dD Knight Rider Aiiz (2 hrs ) (Same-day Tape) 18 Synchronal Research 9. “What I Saw at the Revolution," Peggy The occasional deviousness that many have scandal that almost shattered his career lion in medicine Tom Hulce, Ray Liotta. so he 1 an attack maramleig Indians Color [LIFE] Cardiology Update |R| Noonan noted led him astray when he botched his Supreme and caused his servant girl to commit sui (19) Synchronal Research Jamie Leo Curtis 1988 Rated PG-13 (In version John Wayne, Maureen ]CNN] Sports Latonight Stereo) (TMC] MOVIE: Rambo: First Blood O flaia Ben Johnson 1950 lR| 10. “It Was on Fire When 1 Lay Down on It," Court packing plan by pretending it was designed to cide Stars Robert Stevens and Virginia ^2$ MOVIE: 'Prince of Darkness' The [DIS] MOVIE The Man From Snowy McKenna (2 hrs , 30 min ) (R) contents of a mysterious canister stored in Part ir Former Green Beret John Rambo 11 Star Trek The Next Generation (CC) River' A young man comes ol ago in turn Robert Pulghum speed the court’s business rather than to stop it (CNN] World Report an abandoned church turn a group of phys returns to the jungles ol Vietnam in search Tioi (alls in love w ith a delegate w ho s in oMho-centuiy Australia Kifk Douglas ICS students into zombies ol American prisoners of war Sylvester Tom Burlinson Sigiid Thornton 1982 — Courtesy of Waldcnbooks from overturning his popular social programs. 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Rug & Upholstery Cleaning stylish windows. The dining room USDA researchers say that shoppters also may blends into this sunlit arena. French COLFAX sec the reappearance of a plant that was grown ELITE ENGRAVING KITCHEN We carry a complete line of tools St supplies doors lead from the dining room to a 8,000 years ago — the spinachlike aramanth, a wood deck overlooking the back staple of the Aztec and Mayan Indians. & AWARDS for the Installer or Do-It-Yourselfer T CENTER yard. IC£M0CW4/K] The Agricultural Research Service is developing TROPHIES • AWARDS • PLAQUES • RIBBONS Over in the blue jean section, kids MMTTN «irrc jl these and other once-popular foods that were aban­ Open 6 Days a week o * . ^ PLASTIC & METAL ENGRAVING can romp in the family room while 1 doned long ago. Ll the cook prepares dinner on the >n 1 lm The scientists say that although they expect food 1 > 1 eating bar in the gourmet kitchen. supplies to sustain most of America's eating habits 151 Pine St. rear This allows the chef to be part of the for decades, it is wise to be ready for any disaster 464 EAST CENTER ST.. MANCHESTER, CT 06040 649-1752 conversation and part of the in­ that might cripple the food chain — such as bad Manchester, CT timacy. A utility room complete weather, or devastation of a staple crop by insect l i f with a laundry shoot sits off the pests or diseases. To prepare for such an event, family room on the way to the two- scientists are looking for new uses for existing mCT.igai a car garage. plants and little-known crops that could help fill “ Y e s , EVERYTHING IN GLASS Behind the family room is a tomorrow's food bins. we do windows^* SECOND FLOOR PLAN WE CAN’T HIDE BEHIND OUR PRODUCT" master suite that opens onto the Among plants being scrutinized is egusi, a little- CertainTeed Vinyl Replacement Windows ovDuu caDsi deck through beautiful French FIRST FLOOR PLAN LMM r m r n m known Nigerian seed that could be a super protein doors. A cavernous walk-in closet rvui «• n> a covDUCf source. According to ARS administrator Dr. Terry i. A. WHITE GLASS CO... makes dressing and undressing easy. B. Kinney, it is predicted that by the year 2(XX), the 649-1106 And a separate full bath for the man world population will double, to 8 billion. USDA - J 649-7322 and woman of the house ensures Linen closets and a twin-sink vanity Ore. 97402. (Be sure to specify plan food research, he added, is insurance against a long IN OUR 40th YEAR them their privacy. bathroom make second-story living name and number when ordering). list of potential food losses people face, even if the Stop by and see Lois Harken, CKD, for your 31 BISSELL ST. MANCHESTER Upstairs inhabitants can peer kitchen and bath needs. easy. Designers, architects and readers population climbs at a much slower pace than ex­ • MIRRORS • SHOWER DOORS • STORE FRONTS down to the first floor while leaning ^ r a study plan of the Colfax with plans they would like to sec pected. She can heip you with your remodeling • SAFETY GLASS• BATHTUB ENCLOSURES • ETC. on the railing. All three bedrooms (288-13), send $S to Landmark featured also are invited to contact □ □ □ ALUMINUM SERVICES plans from start to finish! empty into a main upstairs hall. Designs, P.O. Box 2307, Eugene, Landmark. REPELLER COMPLAINTS — Many SfflV/WG HOMEQWNBnS fOft V«S homeowners, especially those with swimming From the smallest to the largest and most pools, install uIITSSSnic devices' tbiuled as pest repel­ complete kitchen and bath installation. lents. 1 4^ Custom Kitchen Center Heating problem easily fixed Do they drive iniects away? i:. J.N.L^ Marketing OSTERLUND REFRIGERATION is equipped to handle the job... No, say U.S. Department of Agriculture resear­ HEATING • AIR CONDITIONING chers, who ran tests after receiving consumer com­ Bacteriostatic Water Systems WE DESIGN KITCHENS THAT WORK FOR YOUII RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL By Popular Mechanics type. If so, the two problems you eventually deplete the air in the ex­ plaints about the devices. The researchers tested Visit Our Showroom SALES'* INSTALLATION • SERVICE For The Associated Press describe are interrelated and can pansion tank causing it to become two brands of such rcpellcrs for effectiveness GAS • L P • OIL probably be eliminated by installing waterlogged. This will occur if not against two species of biting mosquitoes — Aedes ' WATER & AIR Mon-Sat 9am-5:00pm QUESTION: Our ranch house an air-separator dip tube. The air enough air is directed to the expan­ aegypti and Anopheles quadrimaculatus — and two Evenings by Appointment t h e w a y it u s e d t o be CoS Us... has an expanded second floor and is you are purging from the second- sion tank from the boiler. A water­ against German cockroaches. heated with a forced hot water sys­ floor heating pipe should be directed logged expansion tank causes high Carl E. Schreck, entomologist for the USDA T ry it You'll Like It" 649-2655 tem. The system is controlled by a into the expansion tank to prevent pressure in the boiler. When water Agricultural Research Service, said that ultrasonic CUSTOM KITCHEN CENTER single heating zone with four piping waterlog. pressure climbs over 30 psi, its relief waves generated by the devices neither drove the 25 Olcott Street 37 French Road 649-7544 Your Williamson Daalar Bolton. CT 06043 circuits. For the most part, it works When boiler water is heated, dis­ valve discharges. insects away nor stopped the mosquitoes from 150 N. Main Street Business: 647-4830 Manchester solved air is driven out tind rises to biting. very efficiently, except for the Manchester, CT 06040 Horne: 643-1892 second floor. I have been advised the boiler's top. Some air passes into The dip tube is a piping arrange­ Schreck said that in one test, conducted at his that to improve the system, 1 need to the connection to the expansion ment connected to the boiler end of agency's Gainesville, Ra., laboratory, “Aedea awnings • accountants • air-conditioning the distribution supply piping. It ex­ aegypti mosquitoes actually bit more frequently periodically close the other three cir­ tank. However, most of it makes its • auto parts • bakers • builders cuits and drain the air-entrained way into the distribution supply tends into the boiler so that it is when one of the devices was turned on than when it MANCHESTER Why Not Try was turned olT.” water out of the pipes. piping. The air rises to the hipest below the air bubbles that accumu­ buyers • bartenders • carpenters According to the USDA, manufacturers generally MEMORIAL CO. C/3 t Also, at least twice, the expansion point, in your case the second-floor late at the boiler's top. Heated water • car washers (hild care Advertising Here? claim that, up to a certain distance, ultrasonic waves tank has filled with water and piping, eventually making it air- enters the lower end of the dip tube, • design^ • drillers generated by the devices repel pests, and that the Opp Em I Csmetsry m h caused the relief valve on the boiler bound. minimizing air accumulation in the OVER 4 5 “Manchester Has It” The boiler and distribution piping distribution piping. With a dip tube, waves, which are inaudible to the human ear, do not driver electricians to go off. I have drained the tank, harm humans or household pets. YEARS in a forced hot-water system are the air that separates out from the • enginet' ‘rminators which appears to solve the problem, experience rates are very completely filled with water. The heated water will remain at the “None of the devices we tested,” Schreck said, CALL 649-5807 but why does the expansion tank fill “was entirely ultrasonic. 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BHUTAN STAMPS — These “He must use a Ouija board!” That’s what people started saying about free­ I HELP stamps are from the lance photojoumalist Arthur Fellig not long after he Notices Employment [iolEffpwAlfTED 03 kelp wanted O D K ed WANTED O Kingdom of Bhutan. They are ajDpeared on the scene in the mid-1930s. And the 3 3 - n neat and tidy but collectors reason they said it is that Fellig so often seemed to As a condition precedent 1 14 hour 0 week position may remember a number of be in the right place at the right time, to get the to the placement of any IPART TIME available Imme- DELI-MARKET ^ F a d v e rtis in g in the HELP WANTED TEACHER dlotelv. Main responsi­ right photo. YWCA before/alter school bilities Include shelv­ Looking for deli and cashier help. off-beat stamps from there. For example, one day, Fellig shot an everyday Manchester Herald, Ad­ CHILDCARE needed 2 dayccire in Manchester Ele­ ing books, monitoring Some experience helpful. — m street scene at the comer of F^ll and Mott Streets in vertiser hereby agrees circulation desk and to protect, indemnify evenings a week. mentary School. Must have Days & evenings shifts available. O o New York’s Chinatown. A few minutes later, the Pleose coll 647-8086. 2 yrs. expertenoe. K-6 or 12 providing general as­ and hold harmless the sistance In public and Some flexible shifts for mothers. comer was pandemonium, after gas lines and water Manchester Herald, its WANTED: Church Secre­ csllege aedits ed. > 1 yr. technical services. ^ CD Bhutan stamps are colorful exp. K-6. Hrs. MorvFrl. Tarn- Apply at the store: pipes had suddenly burst. Fellig, still in the area, officers and employees tary. Part-time, self­ Schedule Includes af­ H - < was soon on the scene to complete a remarkable set against any and all starter. Familiar with gam & 3pm-530pm. $7.54 ternoons and rotating Rt.83 A selection from a new set of country through the Inter- Macintosh Computer per hour. Saturdays. High school Hebron Ave. m . of beforc-and-after photos, taken only minutes liability, loss or ex­ and Micro soft word, locomotive stamps from the Govcmmcntal Philatelic Corp., 460 apart. pense, including attor­ Call Ann 647-1437 or some college pre­ Glastonbury O d West 34th St. New York, N.Y. and Data Entry. Send eoe/M errployer ferred. Please apply to Kingdom of Bhutan, a speck on the Collectors' If f)cople wanted to believe he used a Ouija neys’ fees, arising from resume to: Community Elizabeth E. Thornton, or call Rich at 659-4043 globe between India and Tibet. 10001. board, it apparently was OK with Fellig. The idea claims of unfair trade Baptist Church, 585 E. Director, Bentley or 647-7727 These adhesives are neat and tidy For the glamour of dealing direct even inspired him to adopt Weegee — his personal­ practices, infringement Center St., Manches­ ^ Y W C A Memorial Library, 206 Corner ter, CT 06040. — an excellent production from the with the fount of exotica, write: Dy. ized spelling of “Ouija” — as his professional of trademarks^ trade Bolton Center Road, Director, Philatelic Bureau, GPO, names or patents, viola­ Bolton,CT 06043. Posi­ | - 3 3 House of Questa in London — but name. GRAPHIC ARTIST-WIth tion will remain open Thimphu, Bhutan. A standing order tion of rights of privacy Victorian Heights Ventura and other desk O O collectors who like the off-beat and Russ MacKendrick The professional life of the news photographer and infringement oi until filled. Applicants INSURANCE ouU'agcous will think back and can be set up with a deposit of $5 Health Care top publishing ability. must be 16 years or O ~n who called himself Weegee is the subject of the copyright and 742-0559. hanker a bit for the days when per USPS remittance. Center older. Personal Lines, Customer Service m rn videotape “The Real Weegee,” by Sherman Price. proprieta^ rights, unfair SALES SECRETARY- Bhutan could be depended on for the past, but nothing from that □ □ □ is seeking an energetic Representative. The 58-minute VHS color feature alternates seg­ competition and libel /Greeter. Part-time. I HELP stamps with tri-dimcnsional animals country has been too rich for the UPCOMING EVENT — The and slander, which may relief cddK willing I d The individual will handle the personal ments of a documentary on Weegee's professional Dally 3pm-8pm and ev­ WANTED and plastic bas-relief sculptures. blood of Scott’s catalogers since regular meeting of the Manchester life with scenes from a biographical spoof Price result from the publica­ wDfk nights and week­ ery other Saturday. I insurance needs of a number of agency 1975. Philatelic Society at the Whiton tion of any advertise­ Heavy customer con­ O O They somehow miss the designs made with Weegee in the l%0s but which had Dur EARN UP to $339.84 per clients. A 20 person agency in down­ Here we see a 2-ngultrum value ment in the Manchester ends in Dietary tact. PC skills 0 plus. printed on silk, or steel foil or on Library auditorium will be held never been shown publicly. week assembling our m z Herald by advertiser, in­ Dept. Must be ever 16 Contact Ed Thornton, town Manchester, 3 blocks from-1-384. gold leaf to make “coins.” One set (about 12 cents), with the 1866 Tuesday. Wecgcc’s Chinatown pictures might have been 646-3515, Manchester products at home. Am­ cluding advertisements yrs. Did lor this pA Pleasant working conditions, congenial o > came up smelling like a rose — on 2-8-0 built for the Lehigh Valley The doors open at 6 p.m. Circuit the result of serendipity, but Weegee used the tech­ Hondo.______azing recorded mes­ > r - tastefully scented paper. Railroad: then a 3-nu 1843 Locomo­ books to buy stamps from will be on in any free distribution pDSitiDn which Dffers sage reveals details. atmosphere, 35 hour work week, in­ nology of the era to “divine” the sites that had pic­ publications published Coll today. 645-1952. tive Luggage Engine for the New­ the tables. Visitors are welcome. Dn the job training, paid FTER School lob. We're cludes Friday closing at 3:15 pm. year 33 CD The crowning glory of stampdom ture-taking potential. by the M anch ester looking for a high has to be the seven playable records castle and Berwick Railway in HOUSEKEEPER wonted round. Personal Lines experience is This technology came in the form of the police Herald. Penny Sieffert, hclidays, vacaticn and school student Inter­ tor light duties. Imme­ 33 > of 1973, 45 rpm, giving the history Britain. The 6 nu shows the “Her­ Russ McKenrick is a ested In part-time em­ required. Call Dorothy at: teletype, to which Weegee made himself convenient Publisher. sick time. $8.66 to start. diate opening. Small > - • of the country in Bhutanese and cules” built for the Beaver Meadow Manchester resident who is an ployment to help with home for the aged. $7 by stationing himself in a room directly across from Please centact general office duties In Hilb, Rogal, and Hamilton Co. “O English, followed by folks songs Railroad in USA; and finally a 7 nu authority on many types of collec­ Police Headquarters on Centre Street. starting salary -t- value showing an 8-wheel Thnk En­ Mrs. Carol Vaillancourt our dental office. No fringe benefits. Apply of CT. Inc. and their national anthem. tibles. Questions should be sent to: When, in 19,35^)16 had decided to try his hand^as PERSONALS experience required. gine made for the North Eastern Collectors’ Corner, Manchester I DieUry Manager. Gilmore Manor, 1381 Hundreds of Bhutan stamps have a photojourrtmm,' New York’s seven daSy Contact Dr. Bottaro, Main St., Glastonbury. 6 4 3 -1 1 5 5 Railway of Britain in 1874. Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manchester CHRIS ROWLANDS Is an 649-2748.______been banished to the back-of-the- newspapers h^Mheir own pHdAMfeaffs. Wefegee 647-9191 633-4411. book without numbers or prices in These stamps are available in this 06040. enthusiastic and ener­ Come Join us on Main reasoned that in order to become successful, he getic environmental Street. We hove o port would have to come up with a dift^rent approach — entertainer. He writes HELP WANTED-14 years time clerical position something the established shutterbugs had over­ and performs his own or older, part-time for In our Loon Servicing looked. original music. His lo- oreenhouse work. 20 Department. Contact THE PRO IMAGE Scabine infests dogs and men test program deals hours per week, Satur­ Gloria Rocks, Savings Later, Weegee became the rare news photog­ with our sea faring day or Sundov work Bonk of Manchester, EVERYTHING FOR THE SPORTS FAN cockatiels 18 percent, parrots, rapher permitted to have a police radio in his car, friends. The program required. 643-6474. Ask 646-1700. eoe entitled WHALES AND T h e Sports /Apparel and Gift Shop Featuring Everything For The Sports By Allan Leventhal finches and canaries 7 percent each, another factor that helped him get a jump on the tor Leon. competition. TALES Is a rocking Pet Forum lovebirds 5 percent and cockatoos 2 mixture of rap and Fan.’ is coming to the BUCKLAND HILLS MALL and is seeking an A common skin infestation in percent. He used his “inside” information to rush to the popular music that en­ Assistant Manager and other full and part time sales associates. dogs is caused by a mange mite, sar- scenes of murders and fires. But while other tertains young and old PART-TIME Rabbits and most animals, includ­ while educating them coptes scabine. It is commonly ing man, learn more slowly as they photographers were concentrating on the news called scabies, causes intense itching usually successful in a relatively event, Weegee focused on the victims and bys­ about our friends In the CIRCULATION DEPT. IF YOU: age. Neuroscientists at Northeastern sea. His programs are and is quite contagious to other dogs short period. tanders, the police officers and firefighters, result­ appropriate for • Have retail experience and managerial skills □ □ □ University in Chicago employed a 16 to 20 hours a week, and their owners. drug, Nimodipine, on geriatric rab­ ing in some of his most dramatic work. He captured schools, fairs, boys- • Are customer oriented LATCH KEY PETS — We have cout/glrlscout troops, According to veterinarian Ernest bits and they learned as fast or in the human side of the news, which many believe • Desire responsibility K. Smith, about one-half of canine all heard of latch key kids; school was his greatest contribution to news photography. • and any other function competitive hourly wage. some instances faster than young Imaginable. For more • Have an interest in and knowledge of sports (or are willing to learn) sarcoptic mange cases result in children that come home to empty It was a time when the activities of the under­ houses, let themselves in and amuse rabbits. It doesn’t seem to help Information please call Good communication • /Vnd are interested in a growth opportunity in our growing organization. human infestation. The presence of memory in young rabbits. How the world were often part of the day’s news. Weegee’s 742-0724, If no one Is an itching, red eruption, often on the themselves as best they can until Please submit a summary of your experierx:e and skills along with your drug works isn’t known. One theory shots of gangland slayings became familiar to available to take your skills a must, some typ­ forearms or belt line, may be a tipoff one or both working parents return. newspaper readers, and he was facetiously dubbed phone call, please recent salary history to; is that it relaxes the muscles in the leave a message. *Very that your pet has mites. (I’ve ob­ Now as a continuation of the “The Official Photographer for Murder Inc.” ing, must have a car. For people-pet relationship, dogs or cats wall of blood vessels to increase reasonable rates. You served the same condition in cat It was also the era of the Great Depression and won't be THE PRO IMAGE await their child-wards and Till in to flow to the brain. The other is the in­ owners although this form of mange hibition of excessive calcium in the Weegee, who was bom in the slums, didn’t forget dleappeintedlll more details; P.O. BOX 1033 is rarer in felines.) some extent as comforting com­ older brain. his roots. He often went to the poorer side of town AVON, CT. 06001 Fortunately, canine mites do not panions and playmates offering as­ to document the poverty and tragedies of slum life. surance and protection until mom WE DELIVER Call Mrs. Colletti Compensation is commensurate with experience & potential reproduce on humans, therefore Weegee’s best-selling book, "Naked City,” For Home Delivery. Cell JOIN OUR WINNING TEAM TODAY limiting the infestation to being and/or pop returns. Allan Leventhal is a Bolton published in 1945, contained a decade’s worth of □ □ □ veterinarian. Questions should be 647-9 94 6 at 647-9946 itchy but transient In situations such his works. The title was used for a film, a police Mondey to Fridey. 9 to 8 as this, the pet should go to a PET TRIVIA—Of the 12.9 mil­ sent to: Pet Forum, Manchester drama shot entirely on location in New York, which 1 veterinarian arid the owner to a der­ lion pet birds in the United States, Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manchester was later turned into a popular TV series. matologist. Treatment for both is parakeets accoimt for 43 percent. 06040. 9 9 0 IHDMES IHDMES IHDMES 1 9 , JHDMES FDR SALE m ^ H E L P IHDMES HDMES IHDMES FDR SALE HELP 1 7 7 1 HELP IllJHELP FDR SALE ■ZllpoR SALE I i M wanted I’M wanted mI jinstructidn FDR SALE FDR SALE FDR SALE ANTED I’M WANTED GENTLEMAN'S FARM- JUST LISTED! Chester MANCHEST e r - MANCHESTER-To settle Drive. 4 or 5 bedroom Spacious 7 room BOLTON-Features Ga­ Spectacular 8 room Co­ HARTFORD-An ex­ MANCHESTER-Summer estate, 312 Ferguson Cape with 2 full Ranch, flreploced I v- lore! Beautiful Ansaldl Road. 4 bedrooms, lonial. Beautifully MAKE MUSIC traordinary value. Street. Priced to sell! decorated. Great place dormers, 2 baths, fire­ Full-Time Clerical Assistant NEED EXTRA CASH? Ing room, large ist built Colonial on an study, beautifully place, 1st floor den, Piano lessons for Where can vou find a This charming, older acre plus lot. Featuring to entertain and live. 4 floor family room, 3 home In a quiet neigh­ Colonial has been kept- landscaped, 2 car gar­ oversized garage and Position Available WORKAT HOME a n y AGE! bedrooms, 2 baths. Ex­ a 1st floor family room plus acres. 4 level barn, borhood with a new up very well. Vinyl age. $289,000. 646-2426, vinyl sidingl Listed at Duties indude typing & cterical support In areas cellent neighborhood. with large bay window, 9-5 weekdovs.______6 horse stable, exercise ofocurement travel & reception. Computor & w p ^ilte desii^^, Come join our Team of Home Call Jan kitchen which opens to sided, newer Thermo­ ring. Asking $400's. Call only $153,900. Blan­ 649-7804 $150,000. 646-5346. oversized brick fire­ THIS Is the perfect home. chard 8i Rossetto Real­ K S . Salary ra^trom $15.718-$17.M3 defying a dining room with pane windows, 3 bed­ place and beamed ceil­ Barbara. RE/MAX on applicants qualifications. Applicants beautiful Oak flooring, rooms, wall-to-wall 4 bedrooms, 4 baths, East of the River, 647- tors," We're Selling ings which opens to a 3 master bedroom suite Houses" 64A-2482.0 TELEMARKETERS Manchester $139,900 fireplace, rec room carpeting. Fenced rear season porch leading 1419.0______with wet bar and a 2 car yard. Enclosed front with lacuzzi. Family ROOM FOR MOM! This NEW LISTIN G ! W. WII- OPEN HOUSE to a pool and patio. room/kitchen combo. IHDMES garage? Right here In and bock porches. Family fun at It’s best! newly renovated Victo­ llngton. Raised Ranch. Survey Sat. March 10th, 1-3pm this Immaculate 3 bed­ Deck and garage. All In-law possibility. rian Includes a 30x18 $140's. 2 plus acres, Must be self motivated! FOR SALE $299,900. D .W . Fish Great price $274,900. 450 Main Street Room 525 20 Bridle Path room Cape! $149,900. this for only. $134,900. ReoltV, 643-1591.0 In-law apartment with small barn, great Hartford, CT; Must be excellent in Selling! D.W. Fish Realty, 643- Strano Real Estate, Call Ellen 429-7788. a separate entrance value. Call Eddie Dim- MANCHESTER-New 5Rm. PUDw/spacious 1591.D 647-7653.0 BRAND NEW LISTING! R E /M A X East of the which con be easily low. RE/MAX East of or call Mary WhHe at 240-3060 You will feel Right at Home! Listing! To be built! 8 rooms; 1.5 baths; & 1 Sensational 10 room River, 647-1419.0 converted to a family the River, 647-1419.0 Th» F*<»««l Q oV t» «n •<)• •m ployw Colonial on Emily room Co!onlal w!th 4 car att. garage. room. You'll olsoenlov EXCELLENT BUY. This Interested? bedrooms and 3 tu!l Lone In Manchester. APPLE PIE ORDER!!! Original owners have a living room, dining spacious home fea­ For more information call baths. Master suite has DIRECTIONS; Lydall Over 3300 square feet of room, eat-ln kitchen, 3 fabulous floorspace. meticulously main­ tures 3 huge bedrooms, sitting area and |a- to Deer Run to left on OPEN HOUSE tained this super 8 bedrooms and 3 baths. lorge modern kitchen, Clerical 647-9946 cuiil. Other building Featuring 4 bedrooms, The large yard Is per­ Bridle 3.5 baths Including a room spilt level on lots of closets, form al Between 3 and 6 pm plans available. Sally Spring Street In M an­ fect for picnics and dining, charming de­ -n INVEMTORY lNVrrATlON/$18.5K Sullivan. $429,500. Sen­ KIERNAN REALTY 12x13 lacuzzi, 25x21 relaxation. Don't miss Ask for Elaine family room, 3 firepla­ chester. 4 bedrooms, cor. A lovely home. try Real Estate, 643- #649-1147 1.5 baths, eat-ln kit­ out! $149,900. Anne Coll Linda, 647-8691. O Super, fast paced department seeks pro 4060.Q ces Including one In the Miller Real Estate, 647- master bedroom! Cen­ chen, family room, RE/MAX East of the J3 - n 8000. o for diverse responsibilities. Computer & tral air, central vac, enormous storage area River, 647-1419.0 ELDERLY Manchester suitable for finishing S F WANTED-Fleld Repre­ enormous country kit­ 37 H A R T L A N D R D .- figure aptitude required. Light phone sentative. Must have couple needs compani­ chen, marble foyer. In- on 2nd floor. 100x200 SPACIOUS 3 bedroom on/housekeeper to as­ Impeccoble 6 room, 3 organizational skills to ground pool and Much yard, newer vinyl sid­ Colonial. Wonderful duties & 40 wpm. sist In light housekeep­ ing and roof. See for bedroom Colonial. family room with field- work with volunteers, Stunning 4,000 square foot con­ Much More! Quiet cul- Front-to-bock fire­ — m prepare budgets. Car ing, laundry, and meal de-sac off of Fern vourselfl $189,900. stone fireplace, sliders preparation. Person Sunday 1-3 place, living room, for­ O o furnished. Full-time temporary nigh on Ravenscroft Hill. Street. This exquisite Jackson 8> Jackson to attractive yard, New England Personnel will have private sleep 38 Sterling Place Real Estate, 647-8400.O mal dining room, great large country kitchen, benefit package. Im­ 9 pristine acres at end of cul-de- home Is offered at lot near everything! mediate employment. and bathroom facili­ A very nice 3 bedroom ranch with a fenced in $489,900. Jackson 8. IV j baths. Asking ^ CO ties. Valid driver's li­ sac. 5 bedrooms, 31/2 baths, MANCHESTER- Asking $152,900. Blan­ 525-8616 Send resume to: Salva­ rear yard. New thermo windows central vac. Jackson Real Estate, Convenlent location. $160's. Coll Barbara. H -< cense preferred. chard 8, Rossetto Real­ RE/MAX East of the tion Army, P.O. Box greenhouse. Rec. Hoorn. $139,900 647-8400.g______Highlights of this Im­ tors," We're Selling m 628, Hartford, CT 06142- Please send resume or River, 647-1419.0 Call Sunday 10-1 a letter setting forth $399,900 Jack Lappen Realty SOUTH WINDSOR-New maculate 8 room Cape Houses" 646-2482.0 o 0628.______qualifications and sa­ listing! You'll find this Include the newly built GO FROM Homemaker lary requirements to: Honrietlme Properties 164 E. Center St. 5 room, attractive and mudroom with sliders Call 6am-9pm to Money Maker! We clean house ready to to recently carpeted Mrs. Campbell, P.O. 635-4663 109 J CONDOMINIUMS will train you to be­ Box 711, Manchester. Manchester, CT 643-4263 move In. This home Is sun/tamlly room, vinl 190 ^CONDOMINIUMS come a productive located on quiet cul-de- siding, 2 car garage, Monday-Friday FEDERAL GOVERN- l^^lFOR SALE I FOR SALE Real Estate Salesper­ sac. $140,000. Sentry new deck. An extraor­ | - son. We guarantee you M E N T lobs now avail­ Real Estote, 643-4060.Q dinary value! $139,900. buyer and seller leads. able In your area. For OPEN HOUSE D.W. Fish Realty, 643- complete details call, OPEN HOUSE MANCHESTER-Newer o o We pay up to 70% on 1591.0 Reception 203-722-3302 anytime. SATURDAY MARCH 10,12-4:30PM Cape with 3 bedrooms, O -n real estate sales. Call SUNDAY 3/11/90 1 ;00-4:00 large, eot-ln kitchen, RENTERS!! Help-U-Sell Real Est­ CUSTODIAN-Full time LAKE STREET OAK FOREST CONDOMINIUM fomlly room, and den. FRONT DESK F1NESSE/$19K SOUTH WINDSOR- ate, 646-1316, ask for hours, 3-11:30pm, 675 NORTH MAIN ST. UNIT #44 Fenced yard great for .stop throwing money away... n CO Ray Lima.______Monday-Friday. Effec­ kids and pets. David Immoculote 7 room PART-TIME person, 25- tive March 15. Full Murdock. $144,900. Raised Ranch. Ready Modern, new facility seeks pro to operate for you to move Into. 3 Receive up to $ 1 0 , 0 0 0 off on one 30 hours. Thursday ev­ benefits. Apply to Sentry Reol Estate, 643- O O super sophisticated phone system! Any enings and Saturdays a Jerry Germain, Coven­ 4060.0 ______bedrooms, large fam­ of our LAST 2 units at must. 649-7901.______try Board of Educa­ ily room, 2 fireplaces. m z MANCHESTER-L ocovo Cathedral celling, liv­ phone experience necessary. MEDICAL ASSISTANT tion, Maintenance Of- 1 7 F T = built Colonial In Imppe- a > flce, 742-9305.______t ■ ing room, large sun CARRIAGE PARK with computer, book­ coble condition. 4 bed­ deck and much morel > I” EARN UP TO $339.84 per keeping, and medical rooms and 2'/3 baths, Call usll! $214,000. U 8. CONDOMINIUMS J3 a> New England Personnel Insurance clolms expe­ week assembling pro­ 1st floor laundry, walk­ R Realty, 643-2692.0 ducts at home. Learn out basement. $252,900. rience for Manchester VERNON $224,900 practice. Send resume how. Amazing re­ Sentry Real Estate, 643- ANDOVER-New listing, 8 Brand New Condominiums; J3 > 525-8616 corded message re­ Brand New Cape by F.N. Builders at Reservoir Heights, ^ e room oversized Cope. to: 1 Heritage Place, Street Vernon. ‘Everythirig you need on one floor.’ First floor, 4060.0 ______Project Closeout Sale > Suite 105, Monchester, veals details. Coll 203- 12x22 private Master laundry family room and master suite w/whirlpool bath. bedroom suite. IV j pri­ CT 06040. 722-3092, Dept. 369. 2 Bedroom, 2 bath units available. Call Sunday 10-1 OTHER NEW HOMK AVAILABLE FQfiM , THE LUCK OF THE IR- vate acres. 25 minutes OFFICE POSITION-Full PART-TIME Secretary. DIRECTIONS: Rte. 30 wtmnel Rd. tolertafiS«l»St. - Model 1 ISHI This Is your lucky to Hartford, oo many Priced In the low $120's. Call 6am-9pm time entry level typing High hourly pay. Flexi­ on the right day! Be sure to see this extras to mention. and pleasant phone ble times. Please state new listing on Henry $169,900.Tedtord Real Winners of: specific skills you have ornci HOUM: oruur i au to • ra; iatukoai * to i w MANCHESTER ^ , Street In Manchester. personality. Call 282- Immaculate 5 room Townhouse in desirable Oak Forest. Estote, 647-9914. Monday-Friday 0385 for Interview or are learning to have. Charming 5 plus room *Best Affordable Housing Award P.O. Box 1677, Man- ' This unit offers a fully applianced dream kitchen, dining rrrr, Ronch In ferritic condi­ n o rth COVENTRY- appointment. living rm„ 1 1/2 baths. conUal air conditionii^. attechod Clean and spacious 7 *ConnecticuVs Best Design Award Chester 06040. aTHCRCAiTvcoMriANY w F i s H I IX ^A iiia ^ c > a t in ; w K ? > tion 2-3 bedrooms, full garage, front and roar decks. A must see. $129,900 basement, fireplace, room Raised Ranch. NEW or Experienced I K HANTPOnO TPKI. • VIRMON M l UlIN ITIIIIT • UAMCHltTM *Voted as 1 of Top 10 Model (Tt.i4ae MY.iwi hardwood floors, and Including large kit­ Real Estate agents- chen, atrium door to wanted by Green Alex Matthew Realty morel Bowers School. Home Parks in the U.S. $142,500. Jackson & deck with nice view. House Realty, Man­ Rec-room with corner chester. Personalized OPEN HOUSE 431 Main St. 649-4003 Jackson Real Estate, 647-8400.O fireplace. New liner In Unit Features Include: *Marble-Faced Fireplaces training, we will help above ground pool with ‘Whirlpool Tubs *Mini-Blinds throughout‘Central SATURDAY MARCH 10,12-2PM I vou be successful. 646- deck.$159,900.Philips ' Air ‘ Mrcrowave ‘ Dishwasher & Much more 4655 70F CUFFSIDE DRIVE Reol Estate, 742-1450a OWNER WILL PAY ONE YEAR CONDO FEE Clubhouse/Recreatlonal Features Include SECTION 8 PROGRAM WAITING LIST APPLICATIONS ‘ Indoor Racquetball ‘ Sauna ‘ Fully Equipper IT n BUSINESS REDUCED, REDUCED, Exercise Room ‘Aerobics Room with TV and 2 Bedroom List ONLY 113| opportunities REDUCED. Look at VCR ‘Pool ‘Tennis & Much more this spacious 4 bed­ NO COMPETITION!! L O - room, 1 Vj bath home on WE’LL PIN OUR HOPES cal Vending Route- The Mahchcsle, Housing Aalhomy “ 'J' beautiful mature lot. ...ALL FEATURES INCLUDED IN SALES Guaranteed Locatlons- SccUon 8 Rent Assistance Program List for 2 B ^ ^ ^ J ^ 1st floor family room, PRICE... Investment Secured by and/or Vouchers ONLY on Tuesday. March 20.1990. between a.m. eat-ln-kitchen and spa­ cious dining room. ON YOU AGAIN Equipment ond Mer- BRAND NEW FHA FINANCING AVAILABLE chqndlse cqll Sen O 4 p.m. (One day only) Great buy at $169,900. As a m rmbfr of ihe NasY u*am. you made* Century 21, Epstein ‘Very low down payment required an imporunt c<»ntribution lo our seqt 1-800-962-9186 24 Appllchhh. .nps, show to t dtcy qehhfy to, at (ounitA ‘s fulurt*. ( -omr through h»r Anirrii a hours.______FOREST RIDGE HUD Presences: (1) paying mote to n 50% ReoltV. 647-88950 ‘Low fixed interest rates C C Q Q 1 7 n again.Join ihr \asa) Ki*wr\«* S ev \»»ur LOCAL Vending route-all MANCHESTER $142,900 WETHERELL ‘ Easy lo qualify D O O -O I I \J )(K a) Naval Rt*«*r\c m ruilfr or call cosh Income-tor sale. Priced to sell. Immaculate, spackxis 3 bedroom, 2 1/2 bath VILLAGE-Absolutely Carriage Park Condominiums 1-800-USA-USNR ext. 300. Call John 1-800-749- Townhouse. Large Kitchen, dining room, C/A, full basement Immaculate, 5 rooms. Hign Street 4449. Freshly oainted, move right In. Don't miss this one. Cape unit In Wetherell ^„st Hanford, CT (near Glastonbury line) DIRECTIONS: Vernon St or Lake SL lo Lydall St to Clitfside. Village featuring 1st MODEL HOURS: Mon-Fri 2-7 Sat & Sun 11 -7 Closed Wed persons) $18,200 (3) $20,450 (4) $22,75 floor bedroom, full Just because vou don't basement and den. A use an Item doesn't mean D.W.FISH •iS^jSSines. Prn-f TTf minlirirfi'i-" of mf<-rnr<'s iiml proof otJiU greot place to live. A Equal Housing All ollofs. pocus and amoruiies s.,t>|«ct the Item has lost Its value. IMl I>LAttyCO^^r^Ny | | n 1 JLaml (■ir'l'i's- nf iSm f i n c ‘iimr of appliuu^ great buy at $144,900. t = I Opportunity lo ctrange wimoui nonce You and the Naval Reserve. Why not exchange It tor MANCHESTER VERNON Century 21, Epstein cosh with on ad In Clossl- Full Speed Ahead. 643-1591 871-1400 Realty, 647-8895.0 1 1 fled? 643-2711. 9 9 0 rnMISCELLANEDUS I APARTMENTS I APARTMENTS ISTDRE/DFFICE |3BJ| CHILD CARE I CONDOMINIUMS MISCELLANEOUS FDR RENT FDR RENT FDR RENT FDR RENT CHILD CARE FOR SALE SERVICES FORSALt GARAGE Space For LICENSED Day care In MANCHESTER-$575, 2 Lease-20x40 Bay. Ideal responsible licensed Bolton full and part COVENTRY-Spoclous 2 COMMERCIAURETAIL A Spcciolisf ADORABLE! bedroom In 2 fa m ily for repair shop or stor­ daycare mom has op­ time available. Reaso- MANCHESTER-57 Rich­ OFFICE bedroom Townhouse with walk-up attic, ap­ age. $500 monthly. 228- ening tor toddler or noble rotes. 643-7063. mond Road. Beautiful In nice country setting. 5 FREE JUNK CAR 4 rm. Rat. 1st floor •250 f t for $250 monthly REMOVAL pliances, garage. Anne *500 »q. ft. for $400 monthly 4030.______older. Good references LICENCED Mom has op- Ranch In mint, move-ln Finished walk-out $575. Includes heat/ M iller Real Estate 647- ‘400 ft. for $445 monthly ■1800 tq. ft. for $1000 monthly 2 CAR Garage on Ridge­ and reasonable rates. enlngs In the Washing­ condition. Call Ron basement. $119,900.742- Locally hot water & appli­ 8000. ______wood Street. (Across Call 649-5385 any tim e , Fournier for a show­ Anne Miller Real Estate ton School area. Call 8710. Parker SL Used Auto ances. NO PETS! call from Willies). Strictly ask tor Mary. ing, 649-3087. R E /M A X 649-7378. Parts, Inc. Sue 643-4862 3 room apartment on 647-8000 storage. $75 per month. East of the River, 647- Birch Street. Includes Call Rose, 647-8400 or 1419.0 ______ILOTS/LAND 649-3391 Super spacious 6 heat and hot water. MANCHESTER-501 Hart­ 646-8646. TOLLAND-16 Robin Cir­ FOR SALE Securlty/leose/refer- ford Road. Parking, cle. $170’s. Great fam­ HAWKES TREE SERVICE rm. 1/2 a Duplex. 3 ences. $475 monthly. prime location. 700 ily home. Call Ron N . CAROLINA- brs, quiet St. $625 -t- 649-4820 or 646-4412. r d d m m a t es Intracoastal Water­ CARPENTRY/ Bucket, truck & chipper. square feet. 649-0969. KOAD TODAY ? Fournier. RE/MAX BOOKKEEPING/ heat. Available 4/1. AVAILABLE WANTED East of the River, 647- w a y lots from CHILDCARE REMODELING Stump remoyal. Free OFFICE FOR RENT- $66,900;GoIf course INCOME TAX estimates. Special NO PETS. Call Sue Immedlately-Lovelv 2 Includes utilities and N 1419.0 Condo's from consideration lor elderly 643-4862 bedroom, 2nd floor parking. Location 485 FEMALE Roommate Licensed Daycare/Playgroup apartment. Carpeted, wanted to share an WHATS THE USE? $79,000; Lots from CARPENTRY WOHKb and handicapped. E. Middle Turnpike. CONDOMINIUMS Full and part-time available. 2-4 appliances. $625 plus 646-1698. apartment In Manches­ — WEATHER IS TOO NASTY... $35,000. Ask about tree -Repairs Remodelling 647-7553 MANCHESTER-2nd FOR SALE accommodations. Cen­ yr. olds. Beautiful Manchester 1989 util Itles/securitv. ter. Dn bus line. 645- — WEATHER 18 TOO GOOD... home w/many indoor and out­ •Additions Garages floor, 4 room apart­ Strano Real Estate, Manchester 6530. I tu r y 21, 800-334-2342. INCOME TAXES •Decks — NO ONE HAS TIME TO READ... Rental Info. 800-334- door activities. A lot of TLC and Consuttafion/Preparation ment, heaf/hot water, 647-7653. Class Aolioe s^ace $8 square GREAT Location, Great Call Mark experienced SEAMSTRESS appliances, washer/d- — MY AD WILL GET BURIED 4848______individual attention given. Early WANTED Unit, Great Price. This starling hrs. Individual/Business 644-2362 643-5337 I DO: ryer hookups, and a foot. NNN 2.600-3,400 O f IN ALL THE OTHER ADS... LAND-$75,000. View of •Dressmaking -Alterations (AH iqoiCDNDDMINIUMS TD RENT — NO ONE WILL REMEMBER 1200 sauare foot, 6 year 649-9694 7am-5pm. Jan Pawlowski Llcensed/lnsured basement. Prefer 6,000 square ieet available. old Victorian style unit Hartford with this ap­ Kinds) -Replace Zippers -Coal adults. 1 month's se­ l^^lFDR RENT MY AD NEXT WEEK... o proved building lot. has It all and a warm 6 4 3 -7 2 5 4 Linings CusUxn Curtains and curity, lease/referen- BEDROOM apartment -n Build using your plans Larry Fiano 643-5614 WE’VE HEARD ALL THE EXCUSES! J3 feeling created by HANDYMEN/CARPENTERS •Slipcovers (certain types) ces. $625 monthly. Call VERNON-1 bedroom t o r a responsible o r sellers; $100,000. 1.5 Condo, garage and mother and child. WE KNOW FROM RESEARCH STUDIES THAT ^ F hardwood floors and CLEANING SERVICES MATUReEXPERIENCED Cleanina HauUng. Carpenuy, RamodeNing Call 647-8730 649-1362 a fte r 6pm. natural wood trim. 1 acre real lot In Forest pool. Available Imme­ Manchester Under $400 monthly. AN INITRESTINO, INFORMATIVE AD INCOME TAX Reasonably Priced MANCHESTER - car garage and second Hills. Build using your Free Eslimales diately. $550 per M a rla , 647-8607. WILL BE READ ANYT^EI _ - plans or sellers. Sentry Remodeled 1 bedroom Business/Residential floor laundry makes PREPARATION A l Cab Answered apartment. Stove, m onth. Call 647-9254. Real Estate, 643-4060.O PAINTING/PAPERING Combination GOOD USED furniture is — m for easy living. Must be INDIVIDUAL/BUSINESS Rljk's Handyman & fridge, dishwasher. MANCHESTER-3 b e d ­ Manchester Herald CAMERA 5 room office or retail suite In demand. Why not ad­ O o seen. E llen 429-7788. DAN MOSLER Carpentry ^rvlce $500 monthly plus utlll- room, 4 bathroom *1 RE/MAX East of the ^u s 5 room, 3 berkoom apL vertise the furniture vou JANITORIAL 649-3329 _____ 646-I948 ____ _ Wall Papering and Painting tles. 646-5355.______Townhouse. Pool, ten­ ^ CD R iver, 647-1419.0 Rentals nis. Available April 1, G&S Associates 643-2121 no longer use In classi­ SERVICES years Experience MANCHESTER- 6 room, fied? Coll 643-2711. H * < CATCH A BARGAINI 30 3 bedroom Duplex. Ap­ $900 monthly. 2 months Move right Into this C A L L N O W ! MASTER CARPENTER Insurance, References and pliances. $725 monthly security and utilities. spacious 2 bedroom C all 646-5153, leave m . I ROOMS 6 4 5 -6 7 0 7 LANDSCAPING Free Estimates plus security. 646-0576. O i end unit with brick Doors and windows to oustoin built messoge.______exterior, hardwood FOR RENT MARTY MATtSSON MANCHESTER-1 bed­ Nojobtoosmal. room, available April MANCHESTER-1 bed- floors, formal dining l-U k N Ib H tU HUUIII lUI Interior/Exterior 6 4 9 -4 4 3 1 Landscaping ■ Now accept­ 1, on busline, secured room Condo. $52,000. room and CHFAappro- rent. $80 per week plus •FREE ESTIMATES Painting Done building. 647-1701. By appointment. 617- val which means only $100 deposit. Female ing spring work. Accepting -SENIOR DISCOUNTS 436-9461.______$2190 down! W hat a •light carpentry SDUTH WINDSDR- Att- preferred. Call Mrs. •ceilings and walls repaired lawn accounts. Clean, pro­ OVER20YRS. EXPERIENCE A&R PAINTING & MANCHESTER-! bed- 1“ 3 ) great buy! And close to Brook after 4pm. 649- •attics and cellars cleaned WALLPAPERING ached garage, 2 bed­ Rt. 384 for easy com­ room, Town House, 1 'h ro o m , $580. 2 bed­ O O 9472. 6 43 -6 3 86 fessional service. Please NEIL MILLER Exterior/lnierior rooms, 2 baths, $680. mute to Hartford. Coll Rosidontial and Commercial baths, washer/dryer, for an appointment to­ UjIIv insured/lee estimates_ leave message. 644-2901. dishwasher, pool, ten­ Pool, exercise room, /) O ~n 1 APARTMENTS 646-5692 •Over 20 yrs. experierx» sauna, etc. 649-8355. day. $73,000. Anne •FREE estimates nis, easy to 84 or 91. 3 > == m M iller Real Estate, 647- FOR RENT $790. Call Scott 528-9821 CLEANING CallAnytime, 289-9155 I SOOO.g______Homes, offices, etc. HFAT1NG/PLUMBING CONCRETE Days or 871-9165 iq x ^H D M E S GOLFER'S DREAM! MANCHESTER- Weekends/evenings. 1 1 FDR RENT Relax and enloy this Avallable Imme- For all your MANCHESTER-2 bed- diofely. 1 bedroom WET McHugh Himself a O exclusive brick Town- cleaning needs room Townhouse near BOLTON- 9 room Con­ house w ith 3 bedroom s, apartment, heat and BASEMENTS? Painting & wallpapering at Saint James Church. temporary. $1400 hot water Included. Se­ Call ONLY m z living room, dining M&M OIL Free estimates & written guaran­ its best Free Estimates. Fully $650 monthly plus elec- m onthly Plus utilities. o > room, kltchen/famlly curity deposit and ref­ fi4 5 -Q 6 6 8 PLUMBING & HEATING tee Hachways, to'.'ndation cracks, trlc/gas. 2 months se­ D.W .Fish 643-1591 or IIQAO room combination, 2 erences. No pets. Boyle gravity feeds, tile lines, dry wells, Insured. Established 1974.^ curity. 646-7797/646- > 1“ Management,Co.,649- • Oil Burner Service 4 Sales 871-1400.______full baths, and 2 halt sump pomps wnoow wells 4 drain­ 643-9321 3043/645-0784.______J 3 CO 4 8 0 0 .______• Automatic Oil Delivery age lines. Over 40 years experi­ MANCHESTER-3 b e d ­ baths. You'll find cus­ MANCHESTER-1 beO- room Cope, fireplace, tom bullt-lns, central BENNET Elderly •Well Pumps Sales A Service ence. References BOOKKEEPING/ room apartment. Hea- tullv oppllonced kit­ > air, and central va­ Apartments-1 bedroom •Water Heaters (Eiwcinc * g u ) a l b e r t ZUCCAHO J 3 WEIGLE'S PAINTING CO. t/hot water, carpeting, chen, dining room, 2 cuum. Live with a pool apartments tor Imme­ INCOME TAX •Bathroom 4 Kitchen WATER PROORNG > HARTFORD Quality work at a air, all appliances. Call baths, 1 cor garage. No and tennis courts and diate occupancy. 1 Remodeling 563-3006 reasonable pricel 649-5249.______pets. 2 month's secur­ ■ D be adlacent to Man­ month free rent. Please •Senior Citizen Discounts ALAN W. GATES MANCHESTER Interior 4 Exterior MANCHESTER-2 bed- ity. $950 plus utilities. chester Country Club. call 528-6522 fo r an •Electric Work Coll for your private oppllcatlon. ______&CO. 646-3361 Free Estimates room apartment. 649-0795.______J f k Let your loved ones know that |j||| FREE ESTIMATES Stove, refrigerator, showing. $164,900. Anne MANCHESTER-Brand Abo, dampness prooling concrete Call Brian Weigle MANCHESTER-2 family All phases ot Phono; heat, hot water, air, M iller Real Estate, 647- spanking new! 2nd walls & ttoors______. 645-8912 flat. 1st floor, 4’/j room tax preparation and nice lo ca tio n. 649-5249. apartment. Applian­ BOOO.g______floor, 1 bedroom apart­ financial planning. 649-2871 To clean coffee stains MANCHESTER-2 b e d ­ ces. Adults preferred. they’re the pot of gold at the end • • affordable ment with fully ap- from china or plostlc, rub •Individuals -Partnetships room Townhouse with No pets. Security. $550 LUXURY-lmmaculate pllanced kitchen, car­ stain with baking soda. To 2 bedroom unit In peting, air. Intercom •Corporations -Estates CARPENTRY/ QUALITY fireplace, all applian­ m onthly. 649-7885_____ find 0 cosh buyer for that PAINTING ces, heat/hot water, COLUMBIA LAKE-2 oeo- wonderful complex security, storoge, •Fiduciaries -Trusts REMODELING Chino closet you no longer of your rainbow with a featuring Indoor ond laundry facilities and carpeting, air. Call 647- room House. Full wolk- •Electronic Filing use, place o low-cost od In COMPANY outdoor pools, club parking. No pets. Heat 1595.______o u ♦ • Computerized Tax Closslfled. 643-2711. Specializing in: basement,wosher/d- house with sauna and extra. Security. $500 a ALL PHASES OF HOME •Custom Painting MANCHESTER-6 room Shamrock Wish! _ exercise room. A neat m onth. 646-1379.______R e tu rn s IMPROVEMENT NEEDS Duplex. 3 bedrooms, ryer hook-up,Lake TTD-TTY For the Deaf Sheetrock § wav to live. Offered ot MANSFIELD/WILLING- BasanMnli floBlwd - Dteks ■ MISCELLANEOUS IVj baths, recently ren­ view Avolloble Imme- 2: $100,900. C entury 21, TON LINE-Rt.44,2 bed­ Alan W. Gates Sunraonw • Rooting ■ Bwntooms - SERVICES •Textured ovated throughout. dlotley. $700 month o' Epstein Realty, 647- room apartment, Enrolled Agent Ktctwm ceilings $750 plus otllltles/se- utilities not Included. - 88950 iS yri tipwitnea 228-9341. adults preferred, coun­ Registered Financial Planner Steve Devereaux's ■Wallpaper c u rltv . 871-0709.______Call 643-2711 0 MANCHESTER-Well try privacy. No dogs. 210 Main Street Carpentry Service CHARLES THE .P la ctA r MANCHESTER-3 b e d ­ $4M per month plus 2 H A N D Y M A N J kept side-bv-side units Manchester 7 4 2 -1 0 7 6 ■Interior /Exterior room Duplex. Applian­ I STDRE/DFFICE ^ In super condition. 2 months security. 742- ENTERPRISES 649-7470 References - ces. $730 m o n tly plus FDR RENT new furnaces, newer 0569.______POWER WASHING utilities. Securlty/ref- roof, water heaters and. MANCHESTER-3,4,5,6 Fax 649^1295 FREE Estimates COLTART CARPENTRY residential & commercial erences reaulred. 643- 3 Insulation. Great In- and 7 room opart- Visa/Mastercard P A IN T IN G Quality workman­ 1082.______c3 vestment. $172,500. For all your carpentry needs ments. Security. No interior/exterior ship arid materials. MANCHESTER-2 b e d ­ MANCHESTER-Moin ^ D.W. Fish Realty, 643- Additions to fit your s^le_ pets. Now available. SPRING CLEANING Written guarantee. room Duplex. Kltchen- Street. Over 750 square Q 1591.0 Docks, roofs, porches, finished 646-2426, 9-5 weekdays. basements Relerence* & Low •garages -yard Licensed & Insured. /dlnlng room, feet of front spoce on :< BRAND NEW LISTINGI MANCHESTTER-TVj A BAR OF toilet soap Prices. 1-11-4tC 1-12 4tB. •cellars gutters Call appliances, disposal, 2nd floor. Presently set 01 Immculate 4 room rooms, stove, refriger­ -rotatilllng dishwasher, attic and UP os 0 beoutv salon. H Condo at Wellsweeo In Qloced In suitcases w ill 633-1835 203-875-9094 ator. Available Imme­ keeo them smelling ni­ -BrushAree & trash cellar. Washer/dryer Con be used os beauty * Manchester. Super diately. No pets. Adults salon or remodeled for ce...and may come In re m o va l 24 Hours hookups. $750 monthly. m complex only 7 years preferred. No utilities. Heated. Secorlty/ref- office. 649-4820/646- ^ old. 2 bedrooms, 1.5 handy next tim e you go on *30 yrs. experience 1st and last months ‘last, reliable & erences. 228-9317. 4 4 1 2 . ______baths, private base- security. $450. 649-7850. a vocation trip. Boost WE DELIVER X ment with laundry hoo- your vocation budget by For Home Del'very Cell lully insured Is advertising expensive? AVAILABLE Imme­ OFFICE Spoce For MANCHESTER-Centroi, selling Idle Items around *10% senior You'll be surprised now diately, 2 bedroom, ap­ Lease-High trottic U kups ample parking. 4 room, 1st floor, Z Reasonable fee. Handy your home for cosh. Place 647-9946 d isco u n ts economicol It Is to adver­ pliances,carpet. $550. area. Route 6, Colom­ heated apartment. No Monday to Friday 9 to 6 bia. Heat and air In­ m k d k ^ ^ on od In classified to find o CALL 872-4072 tise In Closslfled. 643-2711. No utilities, security S location In the nor- pets. References/Se- thend of tow n I $107,000. cosh buyer. and references. 649- cluded. Starts at »150 curlty. Adults pre­ 8782 a fte r 5 pm. m onthly. 228-4030. 1 1 Jackson 8, Jackson S Real Estate, 647-8400.0 ferred. $47!5. 649-5413. 9 9 0 M AA

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HTJCARS CARS iQ 1 i^ARS I CARS I FOR SALE CLEANING Automotive FOR SALE 19 M FOR SALE FOR SALE Astrograph 15Z| services TOYOTA-1982 Tercel. 4 RENAULT-1982 Le Car, housecleaning - 14 PLYMOUTH-1976 Vo- OLDS-1939 4 door Sedan. today to charm the birds out ot the door, 5 speed, AM /FM Excellent body, no Be sure to state your zodiac sign. mistic. They II satisfy your years experience. Ex­ I CARS lare. 6 cylinder, 4 Original Flat Head 6 rust, new tlres/brake- OUTTOBECOME trees. A word of caution, however, don't cellent references. For engine, redone In and Cassette, 80K, body In ^ o u r ARIES (March 21-April 19) Your in- FOR SALE speed, power steering, excellent condition. s,AM FM cassette, use this quality to try to manipulate more Information coll all new tires, many out. Must be seen. Ask­ MANCHESTER'S stincts tor survival and self-preserva- *-EO (July 23-Aug. 22) 'y'P ’ $1850. 649-7304.______needs dlstrlbuto- ^ r t h d a y others. 647-1690. ______FORD-1981 4 door, low other new parts. Needs ing $4,250. Negotiable. tion are rather astute today. You should 1° draw upon the ®®PP^* SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Good r.Owners have no be able to move with certainty in mat- sources ot others in order to att 7 mileage. $1,500 or best minor repair. Motor Ask for Scott. Work f o r d 1985 Escort space or time.$250 or things of a material nature might devel­ 627-5876 or after 7, 644- Wagon- Excellent con­ #1 March 11,1990 ters where you feel your intuition is objectives today. This won t be a offer. C a ll 643-5873. runs excellently. $400. best offer,649-0003 BIIL arrangement, because, if you profit, op tor you today, but it could be due -^MISCELLANEOUS 2268. dition. Call 647-1701. 871-0014. USED C A R In the year ahead in situations where leading you. ^ they'll also gain. more to the efforts ot others than your D m SERVICES you are strongly motivated, your possi­ TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Today you v ir q o (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Your best at- own. Do not be reluctant to share what­ CARDINAL bilities for fulfilling your expectations are likely to be more receptive than usu- today are your sense of humor ever you gain. GSL Building Mainte­ DEALER will be extremely good. Dare to be al to thoughts, ideas or messages ot an philosophical attitude. You'll CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jen. 19) Regard­ nance Co. Commercl- BUICK, INC. hopeful and optimistic. less ot what transpires early In the day, 84 Merc. Cougar $4,995 inspirational nature. More importantly, |„jroduce harmony into your involve- al/ResIdentlal building 1989 BuickC«nturyCO(Jp« *10,960 PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Your influ­ you will know how to use that which you gnd put those around you at don't lose you sense ot humor and take 1989 Buick Rkgal Coupe *10,960 repairs and home Im­ 84 Sunbird 4 Or. $2,495 ence over others is very strong today, hear. ease. life or people too seriously. Things get 1989 Buick Skyiaik Soden *8.790 yet you might not even be aware of this better and better as the clock licks on. provements. Interior 1988 Ronllac FIrebkd Coi4)6 *8,995 GEMINI (May 21-Juna » ) LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) You might and exterior painting, 1988 CtMwy Z-24 C avalier *8,960 85 Pontiac Fiero $3,695 fact. Be careful what you say, because your objectives niight not be easy to- g j„ ,Q^gy that others lack. It AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) You won't light carpentry. Com­ 1987 BMW 325 *12.960 friends will take your words to heart. Pi­ be out ot line today it you remind one 1987 Ford Tenpo *8,960 85BMW325E $10,895 day, yet much to the ®y’“ ®'^®®* ° ' will be your ability to transform that plete janitorial ser­ 1987 Bukk LeSabre Sedan *8,490 sces, treat yourself to a birthday gift. ers, you'll find ways to do so. It s be- appears to be useless into some- who is obligated to you that this per­ vice. Experienced, rel­ Send tor your Astro-Graph predictions son's account is overdue. You might not 1987 Mercury Grand Marquis *10,960 86 Buick Rivie.'a $9,495 cause you'll use your imnnr 11*i"9 worthwhile and functional. iable, free estimates. 1987 Buick Cemury LTD Sedan *7,960 for the year ahead by mailing $1.25 to get all that is owed you, but something 1987 Buick Century LTD Sedan *8,280 CANCER (June 21-July 22) '’ .®'"’P®'; SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Without 643-0304. 1987 Buick Regal Coupe *8,665 86 Pontiac Fiero $4,395 Astro-Graph, c/o this newspaper, P.O. tant today that you share *'®’® V really trying, you'll have the wherewithal is better than nothing. 1987 O ld s R re o za C ou pe •»*5,980 « « » 00x91428, Cleveland, OH 44101-3428. friends who are both active and opli- ' j «■ / 1987 Ctievy S-10 Tnwk *8 ,2*0 86 Sable Wagon $8,695 o |=nTV/STEREO/ 1986 B u ick Skyhow k Coupe *8,395 1966 ChevroM Corvsne *18,990 86 Chrys. 5th Ave $7,395 ~ n 1 7 5 1 a p p l ia n c e s 1966 C hevy C e le b rity S edan *6.380 (CARS 1966Rontlae------ae Grand_____ Prlx_ *8,290 FOR SALE 1966 Buick Somerser Coupe *4,495 86 New Yorker $6,995 S F HITE Upright freezer. 1965 Bukk Regal Coupe *8,9*0 Excellent condition. 1965 Mercury Lym Coupe *2A 95 87 Merc Cougar $8,595 D A I SUN-280 ZX, 1979. 1964 Pomlac Flero Coupe *3.7*8 $200. 875-9094. 87 Maxima $10,895 Good running condi­ — m 81 Adams St., tion. 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With the ♦ 9 8 7 2 643-2711 wrappicd up its new television pack­ ♦ Q J 10 6 3 BOSTON — The Boston Bruins, so good all season, age Friday by agreeing to a deal king held by West, he would be set. were so unbelievably bad that stick smashing and Better chances abound, and anything SOUTH with NBC that boosts its total TV else would work. One approach is to ♦ AQ8 CARS finger-pointing would have been pointless. Instead, the revenue to more than S3.6 billion « n D I CARS win dummy’s king of clubs, draw I CARS FOR SALE Bruins reacted to their wretchedness with humor. over four years, an all-sports record. ♦ A Q J 10 7 2 FOR SALE “We were awful, blown out, lout fini,” Boston coach trumps ending in the South hand, and ♦ A 4 FOR SALE H The new agreement, for $752 mil­ lead the nine of hearts. If West plays Mike Milbury said. “I’m going home lo lake a hoi bath.” lion over four years, concludes two low, play low from dummy. East wins Vulnerable: North-South “It’s one we’re going lo look back and laugh at at the the queen and returns a spade. Dealer; South months of negotiations that will in­ o end of the season,” said Reggie Lcmclin, one of Boston’s crease the amount each team now JD - n with the ace of spades and take anoth­ East two besieged netminders. “Basically, we just played ter­ er heart finesse. This line succeeds West CARTER CHEVROLET gels from TV from $17 million to Pass Pass rible.” ^ F whenever West holds at least one Pass Pass $32 million. It also will increase the heart honor - a 75 percent chance. Pass The Bruins’ 10-4 battering by Buffalo in Thursday number of playoff teams from 10 lo Pass night’s showdown between the NHL’s lop two teams A second approach is to win dum­ Pass All pass MARCH TRUCK SPECIALS 12 and eventually increase the — m my's king of clubs, cash A-Q of dia­ would be funny if it weren’t for one serious matter. All- NEW 1990 S10 BLAZER length of the season from 16 to 18 O o monds and ace of clubs, and then play Opening lead: ♦ Q NEW 1990 S10 PICKUP star defenseman Ray Bourque missed his second straight weeks. nine of hearts, intending to play A-K game with an abdominal muscle strain. The total NFL package, which ^ 03 and a heart. When East plays low on He said he won’t play in cither weekend game at the will undoubtedly receive a pro H - < the third heart, declarer discards a New York Islanders or at Hanford. He’s shooting for a forma ratification from the owners spade. West will have to win the jack cover the nine of hearts with the jack. m Because of the heart spots in the com­ return in next Thursday night’s home game against Win­ at next week’s meetings in Orlando, of hearts and either lead into the A-Q nipeg, although that’s not certain. o of spades or give a sluff and a ruff for bined hands, that solves all declarer’s ThB AssocsiBthFryss Fla., is nearly double what the problems. He comes back to hand and Boston also is without regular defenseman Don the contract. If on the third heart East 4x4. Tahoe, Cassette, A/C, Tilt. Cruise, league received in its last contract, were to play an honor, declarer would leads the eight of hearts, putting in the Power Access., 4.3 L. V-6, Auto. Gar­ Sweeney, who is expected to be sidelined two lo three VINCENT SPEAKS — Baseball commissioner Fay Vincent when it got $ 1.428 billion over three 10. Although East wins the queen, de­ i 2 Wh««l Drive, 7 l/J Bed, 2.5 L. 4 Cyi.. ruff and get back to dummy with a di­ net. #3488 weeks with a right shoulder separation sustained in last talks to the press in Manhattan Thursday. There were no years. amond to play another heart. If West clarer can return to dummy with a di­ Auto, Blue. #3120 Sunday’s 4-1 win in Chicago. The remaining defensemen amond to shed both losing spades on talks on Friday, and none are planned. It is viewed both in league and I - 3 3 held the fourth heart, he could be end- were guilty on many of Buffalo’s goals. network circles as a triumph for F^ul played If East held four hearts, de­ the A-7 of hearts. James Jacoby 's books -Jacoby on Bridge" and Amazingly, Buffalo erupted against the NHL’s best Tagliabue, the new commissioner, o o clarer could still fall back on the spade -Jacoby on Card Games' (written with his father, *9 5 9 4 X^16, ^ defensive team, which had allowed a league-low 191 who negotiated it along widi Art Q n f incssc. the late Oswald Jacoby) are now available at goals. That’s up to 201 now, still the fewest of any NHL m r n In actuality West would probably bookstores Both are published by Pharos Books No talks planned ModcII, the owner of the Cleveland club. m o r e new 1990 S10 PICKUPS I I MORE NEW 1990 SIO B L A Z ^ Browns and chairman of the The Bruins could afford to lose. They have 89 points, television committee, and Val 03 NEW 1990 SIO BLAZER 4x4. most in the league, while Buffalo, even with the win, has Pinchbeck, the league’s director of NEW 1990 S10 PICKUP 2 Wheel O O Tahoe, Cassette, 4.3 V-6, 84. Each has 10 games left. on baseball front broadcasting. Former commissioner Drive, 6' Bed. 2.5L. 4 Cyl., But Bourque’s absence “is a big, big loss,” Buffalo s Pete Rozclle also is credited with an m z Auto. A/C, All Power Access, Rick Vaive said. “He could possibly be the MVP in the Auto, Tahoe, Cass, Sliding the union office. “If they think they assist for limiting the 1987 contract, o > Rear Window, #3327 $9894 Gray/Silver. #3342 $16,994 league this year.” By Ben Walker negotiated in a lime of network PiPJ.mKNknow there s a VII..‘? ^ U can start in April, they’re crazy.” > I” 0 7 “Ray Bourque is a great player,” Sabres defenseman The Associated Press about Classified Advertising. Recently, the two sides set Friday retrenchment, to three years. 33 03 NEW 1990 SIO BLAZER 4x4, Doug Bodger said. “He controls the play so much. They NEW 1990 SIO PICKUP 2 Wheel as the deadline for gelling a deal “The magnitude of this new Sport, Cassette. 4.3 V-6, Auto, NEW YORK — On the day Drive. 71/3' Bed, 2.5L. 4 Cyl., really miss him.” done for the season to sum on lime. agreement reflects the NFL’s impor­ 33 > Bourque won the Norris Trophy as the league’s top baseball owners and players said A/C, All Power Accessories, But, still stalemated on the issue of tance to NBC,” network vice presi­ > Auto. Tahoe, Cassette, Slid­ defenseman in 1986-87 and 1987-88. He was a second they needed a sciUcmcnt lo save Gray/Black, #3340 $16,864 salary arbiunlion eligibility, they dent Arthur Watson said. “Comntlis- [CARS I CARS CARS ing Rear Window. Red, #3326 team all-startaSl season. His current plus-32 plus-minus opening day, there wasn’t even a sioncr ftiul Tagliabue, Art Modell meeting. No agreement was in sight have softened that stance. FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE $9994 ______rating is fourth best in the league. Before missing and Val Pinchbeck should be con­ NEW 1990 SIO BLAZER 4 x 4, Friday, and no more talks were “Wc’rc going to evaluate it day- Thursday’s game, he was tied for second in scoring by by-day,” American League Presi­ gratulated.” NEW 1990 SIO PICKUP 4x4, Tahoe. Cass. A/C. Tilt, Cruise. planned. defensemen. dent Dr. Bobby Brown said. “As Another network official, who Power Access, 4.3L V-6, Auto, Instead, the spring-training lock­ 4.3L. V-6. Auto. Cassette. Although Milbury said even Bourque’s presence next week unfolds, wc’ll be making asked not to be identified, pul it Get 23% off the MSRP of 1 Gamet/Silver, # ^ 4 1 j 1 6 j ^ wouldn’t have made up for other deficiencies and out reached 23 days and the start of more bluntly: “They certainly didn’t More, BlactO>3222j2£lZ^ the regular season moved closer, 24 some kind of decision.” brought a victory over Buffalo, he could make the dif­ Commissioner Fay Vincent was leave any money on the table.” NEW 1990 SIO BLAZER 4x4, days away. Both sides say the April NEW 1990 SIO PICKUP 4x4, ference in games against lesser teams than the Sabres. not in the office Fri^y, a day after One way they did it was by creat­ this Cutlass Supreme.* Sport. Cass, A/C, Tilt. Cruise. “The important thing is to make sure we don’t let this 2 opening date now seems farther ing additional television oppor­ Great Cars Built in, For and By America! 4.3L. V-6. Auto. Tahoe, Cas­ and farther away. his effon to end the dispute failed. Power Accessories, 4.3L. V- jolt our confidence,” defenseman Garry Galley said. He was tired, as arc many of the tunities. sette, Sliding Rear Window. “We’ve accomplished a lot so far and we can’t let this “If it is not gone, it is the next First, they increased the season to $1,000 Cash Back 6, Automatic. White/Red, principals in the negotiations. -SHIV -1-1,000 Cash Back Aluminum Wheels, Red, one game ruin everything.” thing lo it,” union chief Donald Fchr 17 weeks for the next two years and #3237 $17,094 ______said. On Thursday. Vincent proposed $2,000 Double Cash Back #3283 $13,296 ______The last time the Bruins allowed 10 goals was in a that owners end the lockout if the and 18 weeks thereafter (although 10-2 loss at Hartford on March 5, 1987. They tied a club Fchr left his office in the early teams will continue lo play a 16- + 600 Cash Back NEW 1990 SIO BLAZER 4x4, players promised not to strike. The for q^liftad ftrrt lime new e»r buyere NEW 1990 SIO PICKUP 4x4, record for most goals allowed at home. It was the afternoon for a doctor’s appoint­ gamc schedule). Then they added a MSRP tie.eeo Anoneinf with QMCA ment. He spoke just briefly with owners liked it. but the union Si 1900 Gutless Suprsme Sedan 4.3L. V-6, Auto. Tahoe. A/C. Tahoe. Cassette, A/C, Tilt. seventh time they gave up 10 at Boston Garden and the Sunday night cable package for the PARTING AT $2.600 Cash Back* management negotiator Chuck rejected it. Cassette. Sliding Rear Win­ Cruise. Power Accessories, first since Dec. 8. 1966. “1 understand the difficulty, a first half of season, which they sold f (13) 4^ 1989 Models Another oddity on the odd night was that the Bruins O’Connor and nothing was set. lo TAimcr, and finally added two 12, 200%, dow, Aluminum Wheels. Blue/ 4.3L. V-6. Automatic, Gar­ union has in giving up its right to came in on a roll — wins in their previous four games “1 don’t expect we’ll gel together more playoff teams, sweetening the It's the biggest Cash Back ever on LEFT IN STOCK net. #3515 $17,294 strike.” O’Connor said. “It’s a Silver. #3431 $14,166 and eight of their previous nine. ihis weekend,’’ O ’Connor said. ABC pot by giving the network its Cutlass Supreme, and it's available All Must Be ^Id!! “Would we have a productive dis­ cherished right for any trade union." now through March 22, 1990. “We were due for something like this,” said Greg first playoff games ever. International Series Calais cussion in the next hour? Probably Fchr again assailed Vincent’s Vcaj o«< 11 000 b>*eA. piu» .000 Mawgood, who shifted from forward to defense to The revenue docs not include the Cutlass Cieras Available Factory Incentives: not. Wc’ll probably talk again at the offer as a public relations move and Oualtkvd fK»l bi<» Ic^tarou'M 'l. wu*i»>S>.dou«. Cutlass Supreme Phantoms every one of them.” more when it is bid upon at the end second-longest work stoppage in Player Relations Committee, sent in Discount Up Tb $5000 The Bruins still have Cam Neely, who is third in the accepting Vincent's offer. of ilie year. ALL PRICES INCLUDE REBATES league with 49 goals after getting two against Buffalo. major league history. That ranks Here is how the new contracts ,«(v*d SW# and* y ^ -O O "Because the current lockout has But they don’t have Bourque, who often starts attacks only behind the 50-day strike in break dow n: 1981. and no one was predicting always been directed at preserving — BOB RILEY with speedy rushes from his own end and is fifth in the the integrity of the championship A.s It has in the past, NBC will NHL in shots. when this will end. cany .-XPC games on Sundays and CARTER CHEVROLET ‘To be honest, 1 didn’t think it season ... Fchr quoted, and OLDSMOBILE Yet Milbury was upbeat about his team's future. will also get the 1993 Super Bowl, would go this late. I thought it laughed. 259 Adams St., Manchester, CT 1229 Main St., Manchester Exit 3/1-384 “Wc’rc in good shajK;,” he said. “Wc’rc just going to Players agreed with Fehr’s assess­ [lay mg a total of $752 million for dust that one off and bum the game film as soon as pos­ would be over between March 4 and those rights. 1 March 7,” Keith Hernandez said at ment. 6 4 9 - 1 7 4 9 646-6464 Open Mon-Thurs 9-8 Fri 9-6 Sat til 5 sible.” Membgt CT Valtey 8 Western Mass Dealgf 9 9 0 W L T P ts G F GA SL Louis 3 4 27 8 76 256 227 Chicago 3 5 29 4 74 272 256 Toronto 34 31 3 71 297 306 Detroit 26 33 10 62 256 279 Minr>asotB 29 36 3 61 237 255 Smytha Division x-CaJgary 34 21 13 81 292 223 x-Edmonton 34 23 12 80 276 242 X-Winnipeg 3 3 27 8 74 257 246 Los Angeles 2 8 34 6 62 284 288 Vancouver 2 0 38 11 51 207 271 Memorial held for Gathers in Philadelphia Syracuse, Hoyas advance in Big East tourney Duke (24-7) on lop and in Saturday’s “He was definitely the^ardest working semifinals. By Bruce Rule player 1 have ever seen,” Simmons said. The Associated Press NCAA Hoop Hurley scored the first seven points in a “He always wanted to do better, not just 9-2 run that lifted the Blue Devils from a PHILADELPHIA — Hank Gathers in basketball but in life. 60-57 deficit to a 66-62 edge after “1 can’t believe this could happen to NEW YORK (AP) — Derrick Coleman Henderson hit a pair of free throws with had found an inner peace playing the hit a go-ahead jiunpcr with 20 seconds game he loved most, his former high someone who worked so hard. ... It 12:31 left. left and then blocked an attempted dunk The final score represented Duke’s big­ school basketball coach said at a makes you think about life,” he said. “It shows that someone so good, so great can by Brian Shorter to give fourth-ranked memorial gathering Friday. gest lead. Syracuse a 58-55 victory over Pittsburgh Virginia 92, North Carolina 85, OT: About 500 Murrell Dobbins Technical still have it all taken away.” on Friday night in the quarterfinals of the Anthony Oliver scored eight of his High School students attended the La Salle coach Speedy Morris and Temple coach John Chancy called Big East tournament. career-high 23 points in overtime for Vir­ memorial for Gathers, who collapsed and The top-seeded Orangemen (23-5) Gathers an example of what Philadel­ ginia as the fifth-seeded Cavaliers (18-10) died while playing a West Coast Con­ overcame the slowdown tactics of the phia’s youth can aspire to. qualified to meet Clemson on Saturday. ference tournament game for Loyola Panthers to advance to Saturday’s semi­ The fourth-seeded Tar Heels (19-12) Marymount last Sunday. He was 23. Chaney said it was a joy “to watch finals against the winner of the St. sent the game into overtime at 81-all “He was playing with supreme con­ Hank at the minicamps, the way he ex­ John’s-Villanova game. when Scott Williams tapped in a miss by fidence, but he wasn’t always like that,” pressed himself while hoping to create a Pittsburgh (12-17) ran 20 to 25 seconds King Rice with five seconds left. It came said Rich Yankowitz, who coached better life for others.” off the 45-sccond shot clock on virtually after Bryant Slith, who led the Cavaliers every possession. It was an allcmpl to of­ Gathers when Dobbins won the Philadel­ Yankowitz said the school will form a with 32 points and 11 rebounds, was fset the depth of the Orangemen and it phia Public League championship in scholarship fund in Gathers’ name. called for charging with 35 seconds left. 1985. worked until Coleman, the conference’s Southeastern Conference “The scholarship will go to a senior player of the year, took over in the final Gathers was “pigheaded, stubborn and athlete who best exemplifies the qualities Auburn 78, No. 16 LSU 76: At Orlan­ unsatisfied” when he first started to play seconds. do, Fla., John Caylor hit a 3-point shot and character Hank stood for,” Yankowitz Pittsburgh, which had to beat ninth- at Dobbins, the coach said. with five seconds remaining to give said. seeded Boston College on Thursday night “When we won the title in 1985, you Auburn a 78-76 upset over 16lh-rankcd just to play in the quarterfinals, look a could see the transformation take place,” Gathers’ immediate family arrived in LSU in the quarter-finals of the 55-54 lead with 1:46 left on a pair of free Southeastern Conference tournament he said. Gathers had grown, Yankowitz Philadelphia late Thursday night and did throws by Bobby Martin. said, and was at peace with himself. not attend the morning ceremony. Friday. Syracuse’s Billy Owens, who was It was the fourth loss in six games for “Hank learned to love life,” he added. About a dozen cousins and aunts ac­ hampered by a back injury throughout the Dobbins teammate Doug Overton said, cepted several school and city plaques in LSU, which blew big leads in laie-season second half, missed a jumper with a losses to Georgia and Florida. his honor. “He didn’t back down from no one, he minute left and Shorter grabbed the Caylor’s game-winner capped a com­ didn’t walk behind no one. The audience, many wearing Dobbin’s rebound. Pill then started to run down the eback from a 15-point first-half deficit “He took pride in his school,” said colors of red-and-gray, were solemn, shot clock, but Rod Brookin was called and was Auburn’s first lead in the game. Overton, who now plays at La Salle. “He many breaking into tears when the for a five-second violation with 30 The Associated Press The Tigers (13-17) snapped a three- loved his teachers.” school’s gospel choir sang “It’s So Hard seconds to play. game losing streak, overcoming a 76-71 Ten seconds later, Coleman hit his SCREEN PLAY — Providence’s Carlton Screen, left, maneuvers Another former teammate, Horace To Say Goodbye To Yesterday.” deficit with 50 seconds to play after Owens, talked of the love Gathers had for short jumper going across the lane and the around Georgetown's David Edwards (10) in their Big East quarter­ LSU’s Chris Jackson hit an 18-footcr. Panthers called timeout. \ basketball. Most of Gathers’ teammates at Loyola final Friday at Madison Square Garden. The Hoyas won, 78-77, Mississippi 87, Tennessee 86: Gerald “No game was too big for him to play Marymount plan to fly to Philadelphia Darclle Porter, who ran the delay of­ and will meet Connecticut in today's semifinal at 1 ;30 p.m. Glass scored 28 points and Joe Harvell in, no game wa.s too .small for him to play Sunday for his funeral sen,’iccs Monday. fense to perfection throughout the game, made three free throws in the final minute drove and fed Shorter for what looked Nebraska (10-18) hung close with the in. ‘Let’s play one more game’ — that Gathers, a finalist for 'Hie Associated Murdock led Ihc Friars with 21 points, Friday as Mississippi (12-16) held on like a dunk and a Pill lead. But Coleman while Quinton Burton had 16 as Sooners until Davis pulled Oklahoma The Associated Press V/as Hank,” Owens said. Press College Basketball Player of the after nearly squandering an 18-point lead. made a clean block and Owens hit two Providence’s NCAA loumameni hopes away by scoring six straight points. La Salle player Lionel Simmons dedi­ Year Award, led the nation in scoring and Tennessee (15-13) made 10 of 19 3-poini MEMORIAL FOR HANK — Sherry Coats, right, a cousin of the late free throws with five seconds left to give remained in doubt. Oklahoma State 82, Kansas State 78: shots and close to within a point when cated the rest of his season to the memory rebounding last season as a junior. Hank Gathers, tries to comfort Doris Neal, Gather s great aunt, Syracuse a 58-55 lead. Big Eight Conference Byron Houston scored 25 points and John Carlus Groves hit a rebound with 10 of Gathers. La Salle has finished the Stephen Thompson led Syracuse with Potter added 17 as Oklahoma Stale Friday at a memorial for him at his high school, Dobbins Tech, in regular sea.son and won a spot in the He was averaging 29 points and 10.8 Colorado 92, MLs.souri 88 0 1 ; At seconds left. But Groves, who was fouled, 16 points. Coleman had 14 and rc.serve Kansas City. Mo.. Stevie Wise seored (16-12) erased a 13-poinl deficit. Steve missed the free throw. Philadelphia. NCAA playoffs. rebounds this season. Tony Scott, who came into die game nine points in overtime Friday as Henson of Kansas Slate (17-14), had 18 Metro Conference when Owens left for ireatmeni on his Colorado, winless in die Big Eight Tour- points in the first half and nine in the I..ouisville 76, Memphis St. 73: At back, had 11, all in the second half. nameni since 1984, stunned No. 6 Mis­ second in a game both teams thought Biloxi, Miss., Jerome Harmon came off Brookin led the Panthers with 18 souri 92-88 Friday. would mean an at-large bid to the NCAA the bench and scored 22 points and No. Trenery opens door for Ito points, while Jason Matthews had 13. Colorado bouneed back after Missouri, loumameni. 18 Louisville held Memphis State without Al Davis leaves No. 5 Georgetown 78, Providence 77: the regular season Big Eight champions Atlantic Coast Conference a field goal for nearly eight minutes Dikcmbe Mulombo had 18 ptiinls, 14 and holders of die No. 1 ranking for four Clemson 79, Wake Forest 70: At better to do a clean combination. jumps and docs them belter than Friday night to score a 76-73 victory in By Barry Wilner rebounds and six blocked shots on Friday weeks, came back from a 9-poini deficit Charlotte, N.C., David Young scored the the semifinals of the Metro Conference Oakland hanging “It’s not anything I’m proud of.” anyone and has the advantage a final six points for 17ih-ranked Clemson The Associated Press and No. 5 Georgetown came back from a in the final 1:08 of regulation to lie the tournament. Ito already had skat^ a clean, champion always carries in the 12-0 deficit then held off Providence as the Tigers beat Wake Forest 79-70 OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) —- Al Davis is keeping game at 78-all. Regular-season Metro champion Louis­ HALIFAX, Nova Scotia — Jill difficult routine to capture first place sport. 78-77 to advance to the semifinals of the But Wise hit four free throws to give Friday for their first opening-round vic­ Oakland hanging on whether he’ll bring the Raiders ville (25-7) saw a 20-poini second half Trenary was going to ignore her big with all nine judges. Trenary’s poor That means Trenary has to finish Big East tournament. the Buffs (11-17) an 82-78 lead and Mis­ tory in the Atlantic Coast Conference back. performance, echoing her equally lead fade to three points in the final lead over Midori Ito. Instead, she second to win the gold medal. The Hoyas (23-5), who led by 13 souri (26-5) never caught up to the team tournament in a decade. Davis, faced with a put-up-or-shut-up deadline im- weak original program at the nation­ minute, but gained the loumameni title nearly blew all of it. But Ito would lose the gold to points with 4:15 to play, will meet No. 8 whose coach. Tom Miller, has already Clemson (24-7), which earned the tour­ piosed by local government officials, did neither al championships last month, game for a fifth straight year. Earlier in the week, Trenary, the Lebedeva or Cook if cither finishes Connecticut, a 76-58 quarterfinal winner been told he will not be retained after nament’s lop seed after finishing first in Memphis State (18-11) was held to a Friday. He called two hours before the 5 p.m. PST three-time U.S. champion, won the dropped her to fifth in this segment. the ACC in the regular season for the first deadline and cited private reasons for asking to second Saturday. over Seton Hall, on Saturday. finishing last in the Big Eight five suaighl single field goal in the final 8 1-2 minutes compulsories al the World Figure “TTie nationals short was worse,” Georgetown, the defending champion lime, opened up a 26-poini lead in the postpone his decision until Monday noon. That creates one of the wildest years. of the first half ai:d trailed 39-29 at inter­ Skating Championships, while lio she said. “I fell there. final-day scrambles in recent and third seed for this loumameni, broke Wise wound up with 28 points and first half and was up by 16 early in the mission and couldn’t recover. Despite the latest delay in the 14-month-long was a disappointing lOlh. That “Now, it’s a close race. It’s a lot second half. negotiations, Davis left officials feeling good about memory. open a close game by holding Providence Morton had 24 for the Buffs. Pac 10 Conference created a gigantic gap between the like going into a tight race like at scoreless for 6:17 midway through the Missouri, which easily beat Colorado Clemson was led by Sean Tyson and Arizona St. 83, No. 22 Oregon St. 75: their chances. American and the defending cham­ nationals, and it’s still possible for “Last year, I was sixth in compul- Derrick Rirresl with 16 points each. “My own gut feeling. I’m inclined to think they’re second half. in their two regular season meetings, got pion from Japan. me to win.” sorics and finally won the cham­ Kirkland Howling added 12 and Marion At Ternpe, Ariz., Isaac Austin scored 19 After two free throws by Eric Murdock 32 from Doug Smith and 16 from Lee coming,” Mayor Lionel Wilson said. All Trenary needed was a pair of Heading into Saturday’s free pionship,” lio said. “This year, 1 Cash chinned in 11 and seven assists. points and his brother Alex had nine of The City Council and Alameda County supervisors went for at least fifth, but there were brought the Friars (17-11) to 46-44 with Coward. third places, in the original program skate, Natalia Lebedeva of the No. 1 Oklahoma 78, Nebra.ska 65: No. 12 Duke 104, Maryland 84: Phil his 17 in the final 3:10 as Arizona State are scheduled to vote Monday night on whether to ap­ (30 percent of the total score) and Soviet Union held the overall lead. other results. 13:13 to play and the Hoyas then went on Henderson scored 24 points and Bobby shocked 22iid-ranked and top-seeded prove Oakland’s $602 million offer to lure the NFL a 9-0 run as Mutombo and Alonzo William Davis scored 26 points and free skate to win. She was second in the compulsories Hurley ignited an early second-half rally Oregon Stale 83-75 in the quarterfinals of team back from Los Angeles. The Raiders left after the ‘Today, I didn’t think about being started an Oklahoma surge late in the Mourning, who had 12 points, 10 the Pacific-10 Conference Tournament 8- But a near-disastrous original and fourth in the original. champion. I thought there was a second half as the top-ranked Sooners as 12lh-rankcd Duke surged past 1981 season in a stadium dispute. rebounds and four blocks, controlled the Friday night program Friday, in which Trenary Holly Cook of Bountiful, Utah, good chance for bronze or silver, but avoided the upset bug of the Big Eight Maryland 104-84 in the first round of the Wilson said he was satisfied that Davis’ rea.sons for opened up her required combination was second overall, thanks to a inside and forced Providence into taking Atlantic Coast Conference tounramcni The win advanced the eighth-seeded delaying the decision were “very sound.” He declined winning of the championship is up Tournament and beat Nebraska 78-65 in a jump and did only a simple double fourth in compulsories and a third altered shots. Friday night. Sun Devils (15-14) into Saturday’s semi­ to elaborate. to other skaters.” The run ended with 6:56 to play when first-round game Friday. IOC loop-double toe loop, made on Friday. Then came Trenary, Ito The Sooners (24-4) advanced to a After naming off the game’s first seven finals against fourth-seeded UCLA Don Perata, chairman of the board of supervisors Marques Bragg’s layup brought (19-9), which eliminated Oregon 94-74 things tight, and Kristi Yamaguchi of Fremont, Lebedeva was first after two por­ semifinal game against the winner of the points. Maryland’s shooting went cold and chief negotiator in the Raiders’ bid, said the offer Providence within 55-46. “I have no perfect answer,” Tren­ Calif., who was runner-up to Ito in tions of the European champion­ No. 2 Kansas-lowa State game in a mur- and basically remained that way for the earlier Friday. won’t change. Mark Tillmon, who scored 39 points in State still is expected to ary said of her mistake. “If I miss the original. ships, then fell repeatedly and namenl that has seen No. 6 Missouri fall duration. The Terrapins had just three Oregon "We got from him the assurances we needed to each game against Providence this NCAA Tournament bid on that, I usually fall. After I doubled Unless Ito collapses in the long finished fourth in the long program. to Colorado and sixth-seeded Oklahoma field goals in the first nine minutes of the receive an move forward, and I remain the eternal optimist, season, had 13 points for Georgetown, Sunday. the first, 1 thought about doing a program, she should have no trouble She isn’t likely to be as high as State beat fifth-seeded Kansas Slate. second half, and Hurley led a run that pul Perata said. triple. But in the long run, it was winning it. Ito does the hardest second in Saturday’s routine. while Dwayne Bryant added 12. 1 • \.u \»l laKCN . 9 9 0 Celtics suffer St. Joseph tops East five for a fourth time

East gave the Cadets all they could handle in the first was limited to four by the Cadets. “They did a super job homecourt loss TRUMBULL — F'our limes East Catholic High has on P.J. plus he was a little off,” Finnegan said. “But he’s U'ied its hand at All Connecticut Conference rival and half. St. Joe’s had a 22-16 lead after one quarter and a only a sophomore and he’ll be back next year.” top-ranked St. Joseph of Trumbull. 33-32 halftime bulge. Sophomore Chris IVadiso led the Eagles with 19 And four limes the Cadets have prevailed, including That single point margin, however, grew to a 52-38 NBA Roundup points while senior Chris Conklin added 10. Finnegan Friday night’s 69-51 decision in their Class L second- spread after three periods. Six-foot senior guard Doremus saluted his four seniors — Conklin, Billy Evans, John round clash. Bennerman poured in eight of his game-high 29 poinus in the third stanza to lead St. Joseph. “He (Bennerman) has Griffin and Eric Bertrand. n t HARTFORD (AP) — Jeff Malone scored 43 points St. Joseph, the No. 2 seed in the divison, goes to 23-0 to be one of the best guards in the suite,” Finnegan ob­ “The seniors did a great job leading the young kids,” and Bernard King added 29, 10 during a key fourth- with the victory while the 18lh-rankcd Eagles bow out at served. Finnegan said, “and help get East Catholic basketball quarter spurt, to lead the Washington Bulled to a 14-11. “Tliey turned it up a notch (defensively),” Finnegan headed in the right direction.” 115-108 victory over Boston on Friday night, handing “They’re just belter than us right now,” East first-year said of the winners. “Their defense look us out of our of­ MusUifa Hoff added 16 points and Matt Gras 11 for St. the Celtics a third straight home-court loss for the first coach Bill Finnegan said of the kids. “They’re ranked Joe’s something like 18th in the country. They really caused us fense.” ST. JOSEPH (69) — Pal Peijie 1 0-2 2. Mustafa Hoff 6 4-5 1G. Matt time in 11 seasons. r r PJ. Monahan, who had two points on Jan. 30 when he Malone shot 17-of-25 from the floor and 9-of-lO from a lot of trouble with their defense. I wish them a lot of Gras 5 1-2 11. John Masso 10-12. Doreums EJonnerman 12 4 ^ 29. Ed luck and hope they go on to win the suite championship.” was injured in the first quarter against Manchester High, Haydn 1 0 0 2, Charlos Clomons 1 0 0 2. Doug Laidlaw 0 1-2 1. Polo Do«- the foul line and Darrell Walker added 12 points, 10 soy 0 0-1 0. Torranco Spain 1 0-0 2. Miko Donnolly 0 2 2 2 Totals 28 rebounds and 17 assists for the Bullets. It was Bo.ston s 12-21 69 EAST CATHOLIC (51) — P J. Monahan 2 0-2 4, Rob Pendors 2 0 0 4. first three-game home losing streak since Larry Bird Chris Conklin 4 2-3 10. Chns Paradise 7 4 4 19, till Evans 1 1-2 3. John joined the Celtics. The other two losses were to Chicago Griffin 3 0-0 6, Mika Marsh 0 0-0 0, Man Ryan 1 1-13. Eric Bertrand 1 0-0 V 2. Tom Balskus 0 0-0 0. Frod Loono 0 0-0 0, Brian Igoa 0 0-0 0. Totals 21 o and Portland at the Boston Garden. 8-11 51. The Celtics, who got 27 points from Bird and 31 from 3-point goals: EC- Paradise; SJ- Bonnorman -n sixth-man Kevin McHale, led 95-94 when King and the ICx -0 . Halftime: 33-32 Si. Joseph Bullets went to work. After Walker gave the Bullets a ^ F 97-95 lead on a three-point play. King put in an off- balance bank shot to make it 99-95 with 4:43 left. King — m iced the game by scoring eight of the Bullets’ next 14 Liut winner O o points on driving shots. Malone scored 17 points in the first quarter, making ^ CD 6-of-8 from the field and 5-of-6 from the foul line as in Caps debut H - < Washington took a 31 -25 lead. m . Boston came back in the second quarter behind McHale, who scored 14 points, and took its first lead o i 42-41 when Bird found rookie Charles Smith on a fa.st NHL Roundup break. A 3-point shot with nine seconds left in the half gave Bird 20 points and the Celtics their biggest lead, LANDOVER, Md. (AP) — Dino Ciccarelli scored | ------^ Reginald Pinto/Manchester Hamid 59-52 at halftime. Malone scored eight points during a 10-2 Washington with 9:47 left in die diird pericxl to snap a 3-3 lie and make Mike Liut a winner in his Wasiiingion debut as die o o GREENWICH GOAL — Greenwich’s Doug Sylvester, rear, celebrates a Cardinal goal as run at the start of the second half. Q ” n. Bird played all 48 minutes and led the Celtics with 14 Capitals defeated the Quebec Nordiques 4-3 Friday East defenseman Mike Rodriguez (13) skates away from the net. occupied by backup rebounds and seven assists. Robert I^i.sh was held to night. m rn goalie Chris Peraro. during Wednesday's Division II semifinal at Bennett Rink m We^ eight points on 2-of-9 shooting. After assisting on two of Washington’s earlier goals, Haven. East's appeal of its 5-4 loss to Greenwich was denied Thursday night by the ClAC Bla/.ers 104, 76crs 100: At Philadelphia, Clyde Drex- Ciccarelli scored the game-winner with a wrist shot from ler scored 12 of his 25 points in the fourth quarter and die slot dirough uaffic that Quebec goalie Sergei Myl- hockey committee. Jerome Kersey hit a key jump shot with 27 seconds left nikov missed with his blocker. o O as the Portland Trail Blazers won their fourth straight Liut, acquired on Monday in a trade with Hartford, m z game Friday night a 104-100 victory over the Philadel­ slopped 19 of 22 shots. His best save stoned Joe Sakic on o > phia 76ers. a breakaway in the second periixi. > I” East sextet had valid case Kevin Duckworth added 20 points for the Trail Mylnikov, the Soviet goalie making his first start since O) Blazers, who improved their road record to '6-14 and Dec. 13, lost despite stopping 28 of 32 shots. His record ended the 76ers’ two-day stay in first place in the Allan-, fell to 0-4-2 this season as Quebec lost its 13ih suaighi 33 > tic Division. Philadelphia slipped four percentage points road game. > - • Washington forward Mike Ridley, holding his ribs, but appeal denied anyway behind idle New York. The Associated Press ■O Charles Barkley, who scored 31 points for Philadel­ had to be helped off after being checked Michel F’Ctit into the boards in front of the Capitals bench with 47 seconds Malin. ”Wc felt we had a strong case penalty. “1 was trying to get a two- phia, made a free throw that lied the score 100-100 with CAN’T LOOK — Seton Hall coach P.J. Carlesimo grimaces on the sideline during the man advantage. 1 was under tlic im­ 31 seconds remaining. Barkley missed his second foul to play. By Len Ausler going in. second half of Friday’s Big East quarterfinal with UConn at Madison Square Garden. Car- The Nordiques, beaten by Washington 12-2 in their Manchester Herald pression it was a two-minute minor. shot and Kersey made his comer jumper four seconds “It appears we won a battle, we lesimo's Pirates saw their season end with a 76-58 loss. previous meeting on Feb. 6, had lied the score at 3 on a 1 had no idea it was a misconduct,” later. feel our interpretation is correct and goal by Jeff Jackson with 5:14 left in tbe second period. When the two teams line up for Kersey added 15 points for Ftortland while Hersey the application of the rule was incor­ he said. Liut stopped 21 of 24 shots. Tuesday night’s Division 1 ice hock­ rect, but overall we lost the battle. “Unfortunately, the referee said Hawkins had 26 and Mike Gminski 16 for FTiiladelphia. ey championship game at 8:30 at the We went to the hearing last night (to East coach Graham Leveston) PLstoas 99, Nets 95: At East Rutherford, N.J., Isiah Hartford Civic Center, it’ll be and I was very confident based on that he made the wrong ruling,” Thomas scored 10 of his 20 points in the fourth quarter, UConn Greenwich High and West Haven Charbonneau said. “It seems the including eight down the stretch, as the Detroit Pistons what our appeal was,” Malin said From Page 48 Volvo to stay High. Friday morning. game no longer is one of skill but completed their comeback rallied from a 14-poinl first- Another team, East Catholic, “According to the press release one of who calls the off-ice issues quarter deficit and beat the New Jersey Nets 99-95 however, believes it should be there. (from the ClAC), it looks like they better. [Friday night. mg. To me, the differeiiee in die game wa.s the way ilieir created by their defense. You don’t see in the stats what The ^ g les dropped a controver­ didn’t want to handle the issue,” “We’re disappointed. We still feel It was the Pistons’ seventh suaight victory. They have guard.s [ilaycd in the first half. I dioughl their baekeourt they do. Iliey’re a great ba.skclball learn. We got Ix'ai by in New Haven sial 5-4 overtime decision to Green­ Eajtt president Rev. William Char- we’ve been wronged. But we will won 20 of their la.st 21 and the Nets have dropped 20 of m particular played very well.” a much better team.” wich last Wednesday night in which re.spect the decision of the commit­ 23. bonneau, chairman of the hockey UConn freshman Nadav Henefeld (10 (xiims, 5 steals), UConn shot 41 px-rceni (22-for-53) from the field. NEW H.-WEN (AP) — City officials and the director No. 1 netmindcr Brendon Wheeler tee. We won’t reduce ourselves to With Detroit trailing 89-86 and 4:03 to go, Thomas, It was fitting that George, lire lone Husky senior, gave committee who had to disqualify who direw up a pair of air balls among his first three of the Volvo Iniemaiional Tennis Touniarneni reached an had to sit out 10 minutes for having arguing.” who had just six points in the first half, went to work. a superb effort (7-for-9 .sluxiling). himself, said. field goal attempts, scored eight )K)ints in die second half agreement late Friday that will make New Haven the an illegal facemask. “Federation rules (5-2a and 5-3a) “The game is meant for the kids,” The Detroit playmaker hit a ba.seline jumper and then a “f^:rsonally. I've been here four years and we seem to along with sophomore center Rod Sellers. home of the professional men’s touniament. In those 10 minutes, Greenwich do not permit the ClAC hockey Malin said. “It’s unfortunate it was drive to put Detroit ahead for good 90-89 with 3:13 be going home this lime every year,” George said. “1 UCoim owned the second luilf while Scion Hall never Negotiations, which started lYiday morning, wound up scored twice against the Eagles’ committee to hear appeals on decided by a minuscule interpreta­ remaining. managed to trim its deficit under 10 [xiinis. Tlie Husks wanted to be on CBS.” late Friday evening with Mayor John Daniels and tennis backup neuninder. decisions made by game officials,” tion of the rules instead of being James Edwards led the Pi.sions with 21 points and Bill lead crested at 68-48 after two Henefeld free dirows w iili Was keeping UConn focused on Seton Hall a pre- East filed a protest based on Laimbcer added 13. Dennis Hopson led the Nets with 21, officials agreeing to add a lliree (x'rceni surcharge to all ClAC executive director Mike decided by the kids (on the ice). It 4:22 to go. game problem for Calhoun? misapplication of the rules — it Savage said in the prepared state­ came down to a minor infraction, Chris Morris added 19 and Chtirles Shackleford, starling “No, it was easy to get them focused because we knew tennis and concert ticket revenues. “We kept pressing them and they got tired and turned should’ve been a two-minute minor but what arc you going to do.” in place of Sam Bowie, who has the flu, had 15 points we had to win loilay to gel to tomorrow,” Calhoun said. “If everything goes forward now', aiul we ev[K*cl that it ment. the ball over,” Henefeld, whose father saw him play for with someone other than the goalie The rules, in synopsis, say the East was leading, 3-2, when the and 24 rebounds. “We haven’t exactly been a household name on will, ilien the big news is dial die Volvo I'er.ms lounia- the first lime diis sca.son in [X’rson, said. serving the penalty according to on-ice officials is the sole authority controversy arose with 11 minutes, Suas 134, Pacers 130: At Indianapolis, Tom Cham­ Utlcvision.” nienl will be played in New Haven begiiinmg this year. several sources — but the Connec­ in decisions on the ice and there 24 seconds left in regulation. No one bers scored a 41 points, 23 in Utc second half, as the The Pirates never solved the relentless Husky pressure. Amid the UConn media skeptics, many of which arc Daniels said. The 24 tuniovcrs gave them 74 giveaways against Con­ ticut Intcrscholastic Athletic Con­ can’t be any appeal. can tell what would’ve happened if Phoenix Suns shot 63.8 percent and defeated the Indiana from the New York area, Carlesimo interjected, “1 wish Tournament director Jim Wesihall w.is lep iried to ference (ClAC) hockey committee That’s even if the application of the proper ruling was applied. Pacers 134-130 Friday night. necticut in the three games this year. people would leave Connecticut alone and just let them have begun looking around for alleniaiise lor the "1 thought it was just a su[X*rior defensive effort which rejected East’s appeal Thursday the rule is incorrect. What is fact is that Greenwich — The Suns won llicir fourth straight, the lattt three on play,” he said. “They’re doing pretty gwxl the way they event after lianieU said die city would noi a; p -we a lav we were not able to match or handle,” Carlesimo said. night. Greenwich coach Peter Fujitani and not Fiast Catholic — will be the road, while winning for the 13lh lime in their last 15 bleak on a propo-ed S'S milh.ui stadium w .'.u ■.'iiie Obviously, we’re disappointed,” "They not only play gixxl defense, they create so much, are. Don’t worry about it. Wben they lose, we’ll know 1 going after the state title come Tues­ was as surprised as anyone when games. The Pacers dropped their fourth game in die last about it. But it migbt not lx- for iliree or four weeks." paynienl in lieu ol laves said East director of athletics Tom Wheeler was assessed the 10-minute day night. five despite shooting 58.8 percent. offense. .So many of their baskets were just hreakawa)-- 9 9 0

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UConn decks the Hall

Face Georgetown

today on CBS-TV

By Jim Tierney

Manchester Herald

NEW YORK — Bright Lights. Big City. That’s where No. 2-seeded and eighth-ranked nation­ ally University of Connecticut (26-5) will be this after­ noon at 1:30 in a nationally televised (CBS) Big East Conference Tournament semifinal versus No. 3 Geor­ getown (23-5) after the Huskies decked No. 7 Seton Hall (12-16), 76-58, in quarterfinal action Friday afternoon at Madison Square Garden.

The Hoyas advanced to the .semifinals after a 78-77 victory over No. 6 Providence (17-11). CBS will al.so carry the championship game Sunday at 2:30 p.m.

UConn’s last and only other Big East quarterfinal win came against Boston College in 1980, the conference’s initial season. Georgetown and UConn split their two games during the regular season. UConn won, 70-65, in Hanford and dropped an 84-64 decision at the Cap Centre.

The Huskies’ twin-killing winning ingredients were their unsettling defensive pressure, which yielded a tour­ nament-record 17 steals, and the stellar gua^d play of senior Tate George (20 points, 6 steals) and sophomore Chris Smith (16). That proved too much for Seton Hall, a finalist in last year’s NCAA Tournament. “Seton Hall beat us three times last year because we physically didn’t match up inside,” said Husky coach Jim Calhoun. “We beat Seton Hall three times this year be­ cause our guys were able to dominate with outside pres­ sure. Our game plan was really simple. Press them for 40 minutes and our 10-man effort would come into effect. That really ended up being the game, defensive pre.ssure and the way Chris and Tate both controlled the game out­ side.” Seemingly in control, UConn could not shake the Pirates, who committed 24 turnovers, until late in the first half. The Huskies, who assumed the lead for good at 12-10 after a George layup, led 26-17 following two free throws by Smith with 5:49 left in the opening half. Pirate freshman guard Terry Dehere (20 points) canned a pair of free throws that trimmed the Husky lead to 28-24. Seton Hall had a chance to cut the lead further, but George stole a pass and converted a layup which pushed the lead to 30-24. A ba.seline jumper by Smith 11 seconds before inter­ mission gave Connecticut a 36-26 halftime edge. Smith and George scored 14 and 13 points, respectively, in tlie opening 20 minutes. “I think it was critical,” Calhoun said of the final Husky surge before halftime. “It gave us a cushion for the second half. And then once we get up 14 or 15, we can play very well from the front.” Tha Associated Press Seton Hall coach PJ. Carlcsimo, who spewed superla­ tives about UConn during the post-game press con­ UP FOR TWO — Connecticut’s Tate George (32) puts the ball up by Seton Hall's Frantz ference, praised the play of George and Smith. Volcy at Madison Square Garden in New York Friday in the quarterfinals of the Big East “Connecticut played exu-emely well, particularly on Conference Tournament. George had 20 points and six steals in leading the Huskies to a dcfcn.se,” Carlcsimo said. “They didn’t let us run anyih-

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