20 - MANCHKSTER HERALD, Monday, Dff. 19, 1983

BUSINESS Bolton finance board so ways to make Bridge slated Is urged to back center the Patch empty for reopening Increased Business 1982 tax law is good news, ... page 10 f ) ... page 11 ... page 3 In Brief employment Firm moves and expands but only if you act in 1983 WINDSOR LOCKS Connecticut Business Computers Inc, has expanded by moving into The 1982 tax law will mean good news for you, a is predicted 10,000 square feet of space at 5 Waterside small-business owner and self-employed — but only if Manchester, Conn. Crossing, the newest building to be opened at you act before the end of 1983! On Jan. 1, 1984, Cold tonight: Griffin Center in Windsor. distinctions between Keogh plans and corporate Tuesday, Dec. 20, 1983 By Sydney Shaw pensions will be eliminated, and contributions to Y o u r warmer Wednesday The computor distributor, software design and Single copy: 25$ United Press International consulting firm has a long term lease with Culbro Keoghs will be raised from $15,000 to $30,000. But if M o n e y 's — See page 2 Land Resources Inc. of Windsor, owner- You're owner of a business and you wait until 1984 to WASHINGTON — Despite the usual posl-holitiuy dcvel iper of the luxury office park just north of establish your retirement plan, you'll miss out on one HanrhpBlpr Bpratt W o r t h season decline. 22 percent of all business will hire Hartford. of the best tax shelter opportunities of 1983. You still more workers starting in January, compared with 14 CBC was originally located in Windsor, moving have time to act! Do so! Sylvia Porter percent a year ago, a survey showed. to Farmington in 1978. CBC is the first tenant in 5 Here's a question and answer column to simplify the "If the present trend holds, unemployment levels Waterside Crosing, an 83,500 square foot, matter for you, bused on an interview with Don should comedown in the period ahead," said Mitchell four-story building overlooking one of two lakes Underwood, vice president and manager of retire­ Fromstein, president of Manpower, Inc., which did at Griffin Center. ment plans at Merrill Lynch. the study. The figures represent the highest first-quarter Three D reports sales QUESTION: How will the Tax Equity Act of 1982 you're in the 50 percent tax bracket, you save$7,500In hiring intentions in the past five years. Manpower benefit Keoghs? tuxes. Your real cost is only $7,500 a year. Next year, Israeli boats reported in itsquarteriy poil of 11.000 employers in ,346 EAST HARTFORD - Three D Departments i the maximum contribution of $30,000 will cost only cities. Inc. has reported sales of $12,032,294 for the 13 ANSWER: As of Jan. 1, the amount you cun $15,000. In November, the nation's unemployment rate was weeks ended Oct. ‘29, 1983 compared with sales of contribute each year will rise from a maximum of the You owe no taxes on your contributions or any 8.4 percent. $12,215,722 for the 13 weeks ended October. 30, lesser of $15,000, or 15 percent of compensation, to the dividends, interest or gains in a tax-deferred The Milwaukee, Wis..-based temporary employ­ 1982. lesser of $30,000, or 25 percent of compensation.'Also, retirement account until you begin withdrawals, ment agency study showed only 12 percent of all the Net income for the 13 weeks ended October 29. tax-favored distribution rules and new vesting usually at retirement when your tax bracket may be hold fire as firms polled plan a workforce reduction in employees 1983 was $419,023 or $.24 per share compared with schedules will give seif-employed and unincorporated lower. Because of the tax-free growth, your during January, February and March. It was the net income of $316,190 or $.19 per share for the 13 business owners virtually the same retirement plan retirement account grows rapidly. For instance, if* lowest first-quarter figure in eight years. weeks ended October 30. 1982. advantages previously available only to larger you were to invest $15,000 this year, and $30,000 each of It predicted a "dramatic turnaround" in job corporations. the following nine years, in a regular taxable opportunities within the manufacturing industries — investment, assuming a 10 percent rate of return and ■‘■M, particularly in the West. Two seek to buy stock QUESTION: Wbut must I do to get the higher a .50 percent tax bracket, you would have $371,774 at PLO departs Thirty percent of manufacturers ofidurable goods, TORRINGTON — Two Torrington residents, benefits? the end of 10 years. In a Keogh at the same rate items iike appiiances and automobiies built to last at who a few years ago were on opposite sides in a tax-deferred, you would have $487,031 at the end of 10 least three years, reported plans to hire additional battle involving the New Haven Water Co,, have ANSWER: Some plan custodians have new basic years, workers, compared with t2 percent a year ago, the TRIPOLI, Lebanon (UPI) - With of safe passage lor Aralat and his joined forces in a bid to purchase stock in a $1.2 retirement plans that do not have to be filled with the beleaguered force. Israeli gunboats survey said. Oniy 9 percent expect to reduce their million water company that serves 6,000 Internal Revenue Service: they already have been QUESTION: If I .set up a qualified plan, can 1 still women weeping and teen-age boys workforce Compared with 19 percent one year ago. have an IRA? firing volleys of gunfire into the air, have shelled Arafat positions in the Torrington residents. approved. All you need to do to amend your plan is past week, but not today. 1 ^ ^ Twenty-two percent of manufacturers of non­ Betsy Henley-Cohn and John J. Crawford, in a sign the form: your custodian will take care of the Yasser Arafat and his Palestinian durable goods, like foodstuffs and paper, plan to add ANSWER: Yes, you can still contribute up to an guerrilias left Lebanon for the second Lebanese security officials said the letter addressed to stockholders dated Dec, 9, rest. Underwood emphasizes, though, that "this is a boarding operation went smoothly, staff, compared with 11 percent last year. Only 8 offer to exchance cash or stock for shares in the significant opportunity to consider a custom-tailored additional $2,000 to an IRA — $2,250 if you're married time in 15 months today aboard Greek ships escorted by French warships. although the Syrian-backed rebelttl percent expect reductions, compared with 11 percent thinly traded utility company. The duo are plan, because the benefits of this sort of retirement and yourspousedoesn't work — so make sure you take T<-‘, last year. all your tax deductions this year. As the flotilla steamed out of the fired at least three rocket-propelled' offering $36,75 cash for each share of Torrington plan were not available before 1984." grenades near the Greek ships before The survey showed the South and West will have Water Co. stock. They are also willing to north Lebanese port of Tripoli. Israeli greatest hiring increases in aii job categories. QUESTION: When must I contribute to the Keogh gunboats patrolled off the coast but the evacuation began. There were no exchange thre shares of Northeast Utilities stock QUESTION: If 1984 is when I get the benefits, why reports of casualties or damage in the In manufacturing. Western firms report the for each share of the water company. . set up a Keogh now? plan? held their fird, state-run Beirut radio greatest number of expected job opening increases — reported. attack from rebel positions on high ground overlooking the port. ^ ■ 37 percent of the first for durabie goods and 29 percent ANSWER: If you wait to t984 to establish a qualified ANSWER: If you do not set up a Keogh by Dec. 31. Arafat, leader of the Palestine for non-durabie. Digital has new products you will miss out on substantial tax deductions for the Liberation Organization, was aboard With much of Tripoli cordoned off by retirement account, you will lose a valuable chance to government troops and policemen. In the wholesale-retail industry, merchants appar­ MAYNARD, Mass, — Digital Equipment Corp. defer taxes in 1983. year. But if your plan is opened before Dec. 31, you can the third of five ferries that steamed ently expect consumer demand to remain strong has introduced a new voice synthesis product and make contributions as late as when you file your tax into the Mediterranean. He appeared Lebanese army trucks carried the If you're self-employed and you want to take a tax Arafat loyalists to the port in the beqause 19 percent plbn to add workers compared a range of new and enhanced office products. deduction 'for 1983, you must establish the Keogh return, which for many people is April 15. briefly on the deck of the Odysseus with 11 percent last year, the survey said. It said Elytis to wave to his supporters, then morning. DECtalk, a voice synthesis product that allows account before Dec. 31. '83. In most cases, your plan The Greek ships, chartered by the Southern merchants report the best outlook of all computers to read aloud, provides unlimited custodian will make the necessary tax law adjust­ QUESTION: Where can I establish a plan? was mobbed by the PLO guerrillas regions, but Western employers report the greatest vocabulary and a number of different voices. traveling with him. PLO for a reported $2.5 million, began ments for you, so the tax break you take in 1983 will put arriving in Tripoli from Larnaca, improvement over last year's hiring expectations. The.other products introduced were DECmate- you right in position for an even greater tax break in ANSWER: At a wide, varied range of institutions: The ships, which normally carry Construction companies showed the highest first- DECspell. DECmate Graphics Option and word 1984. brokerage firms, banks, .savings & loans, mutual fund passengers between the Greek islands, Cyprus, in mid-morning and started quarter hiring predictions in at least eight years. processing software. groups, insurance companies. And you can select were headed for Tunisia and Yemen. pulling out of the port 4','z hours later. Arafat spent the morning bidding Although the first quarter is historically a period DECspell is a spelling verifier and corrector QUESTION: Why should I establish a Keogh? from a broad range of investments, design an Arafat's ultimate destination was not when more employers plan to cut back than add that offers correcUons based on spelling and investment strategy that suits your precise goals. known. farewell to "the friends of the Palesti­ nian revolution” and his deputy com­ workers, 22 percent plan to hire and 19 percent will phonetics through Houghton Mifflin's American ANSWER: A Keogh plan can be one of your best Consult your attorney, accountant or other tax The dock was mobbed as Arafat's reduce their workforce in 1984. The most construction 4,000 loyalist PLO guerrillas left after mander, Khalil Al Wazir, supervised Heritage dictionary. defenses against taxes today and the high cost of adviser. But your time is short! Don't lose an part of the loading operation. jobs will open up in the South. The DECmate Graphics Option allows the retirement later. If you put $15,000 in a Keogh, and op|M)rtunity that's all in your favor. being besieged in Tripoli for a month, School systems reported the best job outlook since DECmate to access and display VAX-based battling Syrian-backed rebels opposed Wazir said despite the evacuation' Santa finds a friend 1979. Overall, 12 percent plan to hire more workers graphics applications, including DECslide and to Arafat’s rule of the guerrilla from Lebanon, the Palestinians "arc and 5 percent plan reductions. The Northeast reports DECgraph. organization. going to continue our struggle. We have New Year’s Eve parade and the Miami-Nebraska no choice. This is our fate as Stacy Webster, queen of the 50th King Orange the most job openings. The evacuation marked the second battle in the Orange Bowl. Manpower Inc., a subsidiary of the Parker Pen to., New company registered forced exodus of PLO guerrillas from Palestinians. We are going to reorgan­ Jamboree Parade, brightens up Santa's day in New is the world's largest' temporary employement Lebanon In 15 months. The first, from ize our forces tocontinue our struggle.'' York. The picture session called attention to the agency and annually places 700,000 people in jobs EAST HARTFORD — lAE International Aero Beirut, was at the hands of the invading to needy families throughout Truckloads of personal belongings through 1,000 offices in 31 countries. Engines AG. a five-nation con.sortium organized Give a gift to the needy. Bring Israeli army in September 1982. rolled onto the docks for loading onto to design and build an advanced jet engine, has in your wrapped Christmas the area in time for Christmas. Arafat, 54, agreed to leave Tripoli the chartered ships, guarded during been registered as a company in Zurich, Please label your gift with with his men under terms of a Switzerland. gift for a needy person their journey from Cyprus by French the age of the person for cease-fire agreed to on Nov. 25. naval vessels. "With registration complete, we will begin and deposit it under the As the ships sailed off flying United District muiis sewage piant whom it is appropriate. Reporters at the port saw at least two Survey finds immediately to market the V2500 to the major Gift Tree in our main Nations flags, women wailed and luxury sedans and a number of other aircr'aft manufacturers and airlines," said So that there will be teen-age sympathisers fired hundreds office. We'll see that curs belonging to top Palestinian The possibility that the Eighth Utilities primary treatment now. For topographical primary and secondary treatment, it would 7 Robert E. Rosati, lAE's president and chief time to distribute of rounds from their machine guns arid officials taken aboard the ships. executive officer. your gift gets to the District will reactivate its sewage disposal reasons it bypasses the town’s primary help somewhat more, but still would not average raise gifts before Christmas, rocket-propelled grenades into the air The 4,000 PLO fighters celebrated plant and goes directly to the newest plant, address the main problem. That problem is The 23.000-pound-thrust engine will be 14 Manchester Area and the sea. plant, closed since 1971, was broached at the there is a deadline their last night in the northern meeting of district directors Monday night. one designed for the more advanced advanced secondary treatment to remove percent more fuel efficient than any engine , CouncH of Churches French warships that accompanied Lebanese port city Monday, freneti­ nitrogen, mostly in the form of ammonia, offered in its class for the^50-passenger aircraft of December 21 for the Greek ferries into Tripoli, 42 miles Walter Joyner, the newest district secondary treatment. to be 6 percent who will distribute cally driving through town, hanging out directors, suggested that the district study One of the things that the bond issue from the effluent that is dumped into the market. It will be certified in 1988, Rosati said. receipt of gifts. north of Beirut, supervised the evacua­ of the windows of their cars and firing lAE includes United Technologies' Pratt & all gifts collected the possibility of putting the plant back in would have provided was facilities for Hockanum River. MILFORD, Conn. tion fr55tions close to the coast. Beirut their guns into the night sky. primary treatment in the town's secondary The state DEP wants that removed as a p e r c e n t b y Whitney Group in East Hartford; Rolls-Royce of radio said. > service as a means of lightening the (UPI) — A survey of 285 manufacturers. Some paraded through the streets, problem the town faces in upgrading its plant. means of reducing the biochemical oxygen Great Britain, MTU Motoren-und-Turbinen- Before the Greek ships arrived, demand of the effluent so that the river can companies in the state Bankers, accoutanls, Union of West Germany, FIAT Aviazione S.p.A. firing their rocket-propelled grenades, sewage disposal plant. The district directors said it would be linds they have budgeted French jets made reconnaissance advisable to consult the town and the state eventually become fishable and swimable. insurance and real estate of Italy and Japanese Aero Engines Corp. flights over the area. witnesses said. In the Nov. 8 election, voters turned down average raises in em­ agents are golden. Before the evening celebration. a proposal to issue $20 million in bonds to Department of Environmental Protection ployees' salaries of 6 In Jerusalem, a senior Israeli official to see if using the district plant would help THE NEED to remove nitrogens is a new Workers in education, said Israel could provide no guarantee Arafat exchanged Syrian-backed reb­ upgrade and expand the town plant, percent for 1984 and some health care and other Isotron acquires assets els be had captured in the six months Joyner did not have any specific course of re.solve the problem. standard imposed after the town built its plan raises twice that non-business .services are fighting for some of his loyalist forces. action in mind but he said the possibilities secondary plant in 1971. amount, a research firm FAIRFIELD — Isotron Inc., a subsidiary of the ROBERT YOUNG, water and sewer In order to meet the terms of its permit not. Their increases aver­ Swedish high technology holding company AB •••••••••••••••••••••••a The port entry of the ferries ap­ should be studied by an engineer. reported. age 4.8 percent for 1984. peared to indicate the Palestinians had The town might be asked to participate in treatment manager for the town, said today- from the DEP the town must reduce the Fannyudde, has acquired the assets of Ohio primary treatment at the district would be nitrogen. Only two percent of "The service sector of Scientific Inc. and its line of multiprocessing begun handing over their front-line any plan to use the district plant. It was our economy is booming Inside Today positions — some of them as close as a ordered closed by the state. The district of some help but would do nothing to solve In advocating the bond issue before the those businesses sur­ microcomputers. election, the town administration repeat­ veyed by Personal Man­ right now. The demand block away from the Syrian-backed now does not treat sewage but sends it the major problem or cut any significant The computers will continue to be manufac­ amount from the cost of the proposed edly said 85 percent of the cost would be to agement Services for services seems to be tured in Aurora, Ohio, with marketing and 20 pages, 2 sections. dissident fortifications — to several through the North Manchester Interceptor stronger in a recession hundred Lebanese police. Sewer to the town's secondary treatment improvements. upgrade the plant and only 15 percent to planned no increases at administrative operations handled by Isotron's Advice...... 12 Lottery ...... 2 increase, its capacity- all for 1984 and some than the demand for ma­ The evacuation got under way only ‘24 plant at the landfill off Oleott Street. For one thing. Young said, not all the world headquarters in Fairfield, said Robert V. Area towns ...... 10 Obituaries ...... 10 sewage in the North Manchester Intercep­ "high-tech" companies nufactured products. " he Lewis, Isotron president. Business...... 20 Opinion...... 6 hours after Israeli gunboats shelled the Any pre-treatment would have some will offer employees pay" said. Classified...... 18-19 Peopletalk ...... 2 port Monday. ONE POSSIBILITY mentioned was that tor line comes from the district. Some benefit because removing certain solids hikes as high as 12 per­ Comics...... 8 Sports...... 15-17 The Israeli attack, during which a the district plant could be put back into would come to the secondary plant without would decrease the amount of material for cent, said Leonard N, Entertainment ...12 Television...... 8 cargo ship was sunk and another set operation only for primary, or first level, primary treatment in any case. which the biochemical oxygen demand has Persson, president of the ablaze, delayed the evacuation. treatment. The district sewage does not get If the district were able to provide to be reduced. research firm. The average increases Downtown Has Warm fall misled them varied by occupation and Reagan foresees by county. Persson said More of Everything; millil'J li y i H iHli i! Resourceful family increases of 5.9 percent Elliy were planned for blue- Lebanon pullout collar workers and 6.3 PLUS FREE MAIN in financial bind Summer birds in danger percent for professional staff. STREET PARKING Not only were hauling jobs hard to come by this WASHINGTON (UPI) — President Reagan set the year, his truck (he is self-employed) broke down Census-takers in East Hartford enormous yellow birds,' may be in Employers in Fairfield stage for tonight's news conference by forecasting in By Sarah E. Hall County planned the larg­ and required over $1,000 in repairs. There is no Herald Reporter saw a bald eagle. Altman said, an disappointingly short supply this and Support the magazine interviews the possible withdrawal of U.S. question of buying a new one. His greatly reduced extremely rare find any time of season. est increase — 6.4 percent with the lowest average of Marines Irom Lebanon next year. income over the past two years didn't permit a Dozens of warm-weather birds, year in this area. And for the first "We didn’t see bluebirds this FREE PARKING Reagan was expected to be quizzed for more loan. Christmas-season census in 10 winter for the first winter in many 5.4 percent offered in New specifics on his earlier statement that the Marines in it seems, have been staying in London Cdunty. The New As if there wasn’t enough trouble, the children Manchester this fall rather than years, they saw a wood thrush. years," he added. the multinational peace-keeping force will be have had a series of illnesses and accidents. Among the Manchester bird­ The longtime Audubon Society Haven area ranked se­ IN THESE 5 TOWN withdrawn if the Lebanese government completely flying south. Audubon Society cond highest at 6.1 percent There had been no money to carry medical members spotted more than 50 of watchers' more unusual finds were member fears that ongoing high­ Hartford County followed collapses. insurance. Now there were heavy medical bills. them in Manchester over the two rose-breasted grosbeaks and way construction through the big OWNED PARKING At the same time, in an interview with U.S. News & swamp behind the Manchester in third place at 5.9 g ift tree. Even though the family is resourceful (he does weekend, and say they’re both an ovenbird, which virtually never World Report this week, Reagan forecast the percent, all his own repairs and she not only bakes her own surprised and worried that some of appear here once cold weather landfill will turn still other birds LOTS IN possibility of a pullout by the Marines in 1984, citing bread, but dries beans and peas and made her the birds may not survive the hits, Altman said. They also and wildlife away from the area. "While 6 percent is the ' progress in establishing a stable Lebanese govern­ children's winter pants and coats), it couldn’t winter, spotted some 50 yellow-rumped average budgeted in­ ment and a rebuilt Lebanese Army. make ends meet. “We were astonished to find such warblers, which, he said, are crease, a few firms, prim­ DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER He also said that if the Syrians and Israelis gave an She has found part-time work from 10 p.m. to 4 spring-like birds,” said William C. normally quite scarce in winter. 42 apartments arily 'high-tech' compan­ assurance "that, they're going to go and start the a.m. and then gets the older two children off to Altman, captain of the recent bird Other summer birds seen in town ies that have done well ★ ST. JAMES lOT process maybe we could then leave." school. The Manchester Area Conference of census. ‘Tve never seen anything Saturday included two hermit will be condos despite the recession, (Park and Main Streets) the better way In the interview and another with People Magazine, Churches would like to provide them with like this; with all these birds thrushes, one fox sparrow, five have planned increases as* Reagan laid hiuch of the blame on Syria for Lebanon's additional help on the rent and a big Christmas golden-crowned kinglets and five The 42-unit apartment complex high as 12 percent," Pers­ FO R ES T LO T staying here.” ir SJRUl continued instability. cheer basket. • " Altman, who is also Director of robins. at Woodbridge Street and Green son said. "The problem is (Next to S&H Stamp Store) In the People article, he described Syria as "the big The family described above is one of the 280_z Placement at Manchester Com­ "Several of the birds probably Road' is being converted to con­ you don't know what ic BIRCH STREET LOT kid and bad kid on the block,” saying the other Arab individuals and households MACC hopes to help munity College, blamed the pheno­ won’t make it," Altman said. "The dominiums, according to a decla­ they're paying. If it's states have been trying to persuade Syria to this Christmas season. menon on this fall’s unusually mild ovenbird and the grosbeaks will ration filed Monday in the office of minimum wage then that ir PURNELL LOT withdraw. Non-perishable foods, new and good-as-new probably die." the town clerk. is no big deal." Heritage Savings The news conference was scheduled for the weather. He and 25 other Manches­ ^ OAK-MAPLE LOT toys, and gifts for the elderly can be left at the ter residents took the census — "an In fact, Altman said, all the birds The document was filed by John auditorium of the Executive Office Building, a switch” belonging to the warbler species He retused to identify (Lot to the rear of Heritage Office Bldg, lot) Manchester: 'Main Office, 1007 Main ,St . Phone: 649-4586 • K-Mart Plaza, Spencer Si. town firehouse on Center Street next to the town all-day marathon,” he said, which DeQuattro. trustee. Attorney Leo­ those companies partici­ from Its usual East Room site which is bedecked with hall; the Eighth District Fire Station, 32 Main St.; began at midnight Saturday, when will have to adjust to eating new nard Jacobs is named as agent for • 'Highland Park Market, Highland St. • Corner Mainji Hudson Sts. • Coventry: Rf. .51 Christmas decorations. pating in the program. • South Windsor: 29 Oakland Rd. • Tolland: Rt. 195 • Glastonbury: Inside Frank's Supermarket the Manchester Mall, 811 Main St.; WINF, 257 they watched for owls. foods if they are to winter here. the process. Persson said the right The president has stepped up diplomatic activity in East Center St.; and any office of Heritage "It's a tradition across the While warblers prefer to eat Twenty-six of the units are 5>A place to be to command Parking Ig Downtown Manchester * Mi-rlUfte ju itin u iii le lkr lnciiitins the Middle East with special envoy Donald Rumsfeld Savings and Loan Association. Checks should be country," he added. "You have to ipsects, he said, they'll have to rooms, most of them with 1,585 higher salaries this year engaging in wide ranging contacts, including mailed to MACC Seasonal Sharing, Box 773, be a fanatic." Twelve cities in the make do with seeds. square feet. Sixteen of theunits are is in service sector where Is Easier Than Ever Beforel meetings with Iraqi officials in Bagdad. The United Manchester, CT, 06040. Hartford area join in the annual Evening grosbeaks, which Alt­ 3'A rooms, all of them With 670 the average increase is 6.6 Ad Sponsored At A Public Service By The Manchester Parking Authority States and Iraq have not had diplomatic relations Audubon event. man described as "wild-looking. square feet. percent compared to 6.2 (Special Taxing District) ______since the 1967 Arab-Israeli war. 2 - MANCHESTKR HKHALD. TucsdayyUec. 21). l!M3 MAN'CHKSTKK IIKHAI.U, Tue-stiiiy. Dfc. 20, 198.1 - 3 Final episode In PBS series Other commissioners The Vietnam War left a painful legacy for Americans Hospital says law bars training disagr^ on impact Regulations of the North Central care in this area. regional regulation. Many of their statements are Lassow told the directors he would .seek provide aid for reconstruction. By In the U.S. wartime hostility and attention. Connecticut Emergency Services Council The letter from Michael Gallacher. C1983 bv WGBH tion with Ire Productions. woven into the "Legacies” pro­ what could be done to change the late 1978, several issues — includ­ mistrust have had their post-war “Vietnam: A Teievision His­ require that anyone who applies anti- assistant director of the hospital, said the Distributed by DPI After the defeat of the United gram, which examines the "V iet­ regulations and perhaps to find a way that ing the unaccounted-for U.S. counterparts in the attitudes of tory" looks at the legacies of the shock trousers in medical emergencies be hospital would be willing to continue to States-backed Saigon government nam analogy" in relation to the the district could insure itself against any troops missing-ln-action and the many combat veterans and former war, both in Vietnam, which has of affirmative action qualified as an advanced Emergency update the training of emergency medical The uneasy peace that followed in April of 1975, the U.S. opened its post-Vietnam political crisis in U.S. movement toward better activists in the anti-war movement experienced widespread poiiticai Medical Technician, and for that reason liability. techincians. Lassow wondered if updating America's longest and most con­ doors to thousands of Vietnamese Angola, Afghanistan and many He also said that after the first of the relations with Communist China — itself. The national celebration repression (though not the much- Manchester Memorial Hospital does not could al.so include upgrading. troversial foreign war is the focus refugees fleeing the victorious other points on the globe, includlnf By Kathy Garmus Commission member Louis C. Kocsis ended U.S.-Vietnam negotiations that greeted the American hos­ predicted "bioodbath” ), and in want to oversee the training of Eighth year, the district may find a more The letter said that in November there of “ Legacies,” the 13th and final communists. The following year, Central America. Herald Reporter Jr., a Republican, said he was on recognition. tages returning from Iran in eariy Cambodia, which has suffered a Utilities District EMTs in their use. symphathetic ear at the hospital. He was were 63 responses by the town's Advanced episode in WGBH’s documentary America celebrated its bicenten- saddened by the resignations. \\ referring to the resignation of Edward At the year's end, Vietnam had 1981 brought a chorus of protests genocidal holocaust under the Thai's in part what a letter 'from the Life Support .system to the Eighth Di.strict series, "Vietnam: A Television niai, elected a new President and "Legacies” attempts to assess Despite the resignations last week of " 1 think you can make changes better Kenney as executive director and the invaded Cambodia and was on the from Vietnam veterans who felt Khmer Rouge regime. hospital to District President Gordon and in only five of the ca.ses were the History,” airing Tuesday. Dec. '20, tried to forget the Vietnam War. the present mood and future two members ol the Human Relations from the inside," he said. retirement of Dr. Robert Butterfield as verge of war with China, the boat the country had ignored or deni­ In recent years, the makers and Lassow says. Las.sow read the letter to trousers used 9 p.m. EDT on PBS. The latter proved easier said than prospects of the sixties generation, Commission over alleged insensitivity While he agreed that there is an people were fleeing Vietnam in grated their service, suffering and executors of policy during the di.strict directors Monday night. medical director of the Emergency Fire Chief John Chrislen.sen reported "Vietnam: A Television His­ done. children of the post-World War II of the town toward the black commun­ "adversarial relationship between the huge numbers and continuing accomplishments. Veterans' Vietnam era have reached their The hospital is unwilling to assume the Department. that the district fire department answered tory” is produced for PBS by President Jimmy Carter's diplo­ baby boom who came of age during ity, the town has made strides in board and commission,” Kocsis said 47 calls in November, of which 39 were still hostility and mistrust between the issues such as Agent Orange and respective conclusions about the legal liability it feels it would incur if it did One possibility mentioned at the meet­ WGBH Boston with Central Inde­ matic initiatives toward Vietnam the tumultuous years of the Viet­ improving its affirmative action re­ the commission has had an impact on ing was to have stale legislation passed, alarms, five box alarms and three silent American and Vietnam govern­ Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder war's meaning and have offered not follow the standards of the council, pendent Television-UK and were quickly deadlocked over nam War. cord, according to other commission the town's efforts to hire more minority that would take precedence over the alarms. ments seemed certain. began to capture wider public their retrospective Judgments. which administers emergency medical Antenne-2France and in associa­ Hanoi's insistence that the U.S. members surveyed by the Manchester employees. Herald. "W e just haven't worked at it long Democrat Luanna Blagrove and enough," he said. Republican Joan Allen, both of whom Citing as an example "less exclusion­ f f Weather are black, resigned Friday to protest a ary” civil service rules, commission 1 1 decision by the Board of Directors not meniber Joseph T. Sweeney, a DEmo- LAST MINUTE GIFT SUGGESTIONS! Peopletalk (0 reappoint Rubin Fisher, who is also crat, also said the town has made Today’s forecasts black, to the commission. affirm ative action progress. At a press conference announcing "The merefact that more impressive TWO DAY SALE and Wednesday Connecticut, Massachusetts and their resignations, Ms. Blagrove said results have not been achieved cannot Foster fined for cocaine Splitsville for Charlene Rhode Island:' Increasing cloudi­ the town charter does not give the detract from the steps that have been BOSTON — Actress Jodie Foster was detained Charlene Tilton has filed for legal separation ness tonight. Lows 5 to 15 except commission adequate power, while Ms. made,” he said, adding that some Famous Quality briefly and fined for possession of $100 worth of from country singer Johnny Lee, the first step in a near 20 on Cape Cod. Mostly cloudy Allen said the town is not truly people have tried to “ stampede action” cocaine as she ar­ divorce action to Wednesday with a chance of light committed to affirmative action. out of frustration. 404 W. MIDDLE TPKE.-PMKADE rived at Logan In­ enct their stormy snow over southern and western He said the town should not "blindly pursue quotas." Colognes > Perfume ternational Airport, three-year mar­ sections. Highs in the 20s. COMMISSION MEMBER Geoffrey but no charges were riage. Miss Tilton, Maine: Clear tonight. Lows 10 to Naab, a Republican, said that while the Sweeney said the charge of insensi­ TWO DAY SALE! filed, a U.S,. Cus­ who plays Lucy Ew­ 20 below north and 0 to 10 below numbers may buttress claims that the tivity “ has become a smear word ... which has not always been well- TOE toms official said. ing on the “ Dallas” south. Mostly sunny Wednesday town is not committed to affirmative This T ubs, and Wed. "She was not ar­ television show, followed by increasing cloudiness action, the recruitment of minority founded in this community.” rested. It was cited irreconcilable in the southwest. Highs in the candidates has been stepped up in As for the commission's effective­ handled adminis­ differences in the single num ber^orth to the teens recent years. ness, Sweeney said that because it was tratively, like it Los Angeles Super­ south. "The fact is that very few ever get created by the Board of Directors, the WE SAVE YOU MONEY would be for ior Court petition New_jyanu»hire: Mostly clear appointed,” he said. commission's role is "to serve as a watchdog and to assist the board in that anyone,” said Chris filed last Friday. A tonight. Lows 10 to 20 below north Naab dismi.ssed criticism over the Nelson, special spokesman for the and 0 to 10 below south. Mostly appointments of Ronald A. Kraatz as role in the running of town agent in charge of actress said the le­ sunny followed by increasing health director and Steven Werbner as government" Gifts For Him "Within our bounds, we have been the Customs office gal separation was cloudiness Wednesday. Highs near assistant town manager. He said both effective,” Sweeney said. in Boston. preliminary to a di­ 10 north to near 20 extreme south. appointments involved a "narrowly S a v e Up T o 50°/o! Miss Foster, 21, a vorce action. Miss Vermont: Clear and frigid to­ defined position” for which there were l o r n a w i l l senior on leave from Tilton, 24, and Lee, night. Lows ranging from 5 to 20 already well-qualified candidates. MOST C RITIC AL of the town's OZ. _____ Yale University, 37, were married in below zero. Fair early Wednesday Former Economic Development minority hiring efforts was commis­ 6IFT W R A P -FREE HMAEmPBClAL. had just arrived Lake Tahoe on Val­ then increasing clouds. Highs 5 to Cloudy tonight In Connocticut Commission member Frank Smith had sion member Bruce A. Forde, a Monday on a flight entine's Day of 1980. 15. South fair and very cold. Highs criticized General Manager Robert B. Republican. While he disagreed that Tonight Increasing cloudiness. Lows 5 to 10. Wind light and variable. CHANEL NO. 5 from Paris en route Miss Tilton wants in the teens. Clear tonight. Lows Weiss for passing up what he said was a the administration has been insensitive Kanon Give her the ultimate Wednesday thickening clouds with a 30 percent chance of light snow to the town's minority residents, he by CcKiMB to the West Coast, custody of the cou­ zero to 10 below. Increasing clouds well-qualified black candidate for the compllmenti Wednesday morning. Chance of developing by late afternoon. Not quite as cold. Highs In the low to position of health director. Smith also said the commission, which is an C O LO O E S m Y Jodie Foster when agents found Charlene Tilton ple's 15-month-old PERFUME the 1 gram of co­ daughter. Cherish, snow during the afternoon. Highs mid 20s. Today's weather picture was drawn by Erin Magowan, 9, of resigned from his commission post advisory board, has been rendered m raraw near 20. 160 Henry St., a fourth-grader at Bowers School. Friday. ineffective by an adversarial relation­ NINA CONCENTRATE caine "during a routine Customs inspection,” and child support, the spokesman said. Lee was in 3'A oz. RKXI $ 7 5 0 0 Nelson said. his hometown, Pasadena, Texas, and could not be The National Weather Service Naab questioned why none of the ship with the Board of Directors. TIERRE 1/2 OZ. The drug, valued at about $100, was confis­ reached for comment. forecast for Long Island Sound to candidates cited by Smith have come "They very seldom come to us — we $ 1 3 5 0 1 / 3 oz. $5200 cated, but Nelson said both federal and local Watch Hill, R.I. and Montauk forward. CARDIN always seem to be forcing issues on 1 / 4 oz. $ 4 2 * 0 authorities declined to press charges. Point: Winds north to northeast at "The people who are allegedly them,” he said. "We sit there and do a Reg. $18.50 COLOGNE “ Everybody down the line declined because it 15 to 20 knots through tonight. aggrieved never step forward,” he lot of talking about the way things Fam ous-narrye de> 1' Air du T«mps^~, was such an insignificant amount,” Nelson said. Winds becoming east to northeast said. "So you've got a credibility Alter Shave signer after shave for BODY Cologne should be, but that's about it.” your man 2 oz. Celogn* Spray "She's had enough with (John) Hinckley. I don't at the same speeds Wednesday. problem on both sides.” POWDER Quotes of the day Forde said that under Fisher's $15.00 8 oz. $ 1 6 * 0 & think she should be treated any differently.” Visibility will be more than 5 miles, chairmanship, the commission made B y Nitre Ricci Miss Foster, who starred in "Taxi Driver” and Lots of important people said important things but lowering to 1 to 3 miles COMMISSION MEMBER Edward J. *9.00 oz. Powder Sot strides in improving the recruitment of 0 ' 4 oz. Reg. 11.50 $ 1 2 8 8 1.7 $ 1 3 9 9 SPRAY recently finished filming "Hotel New Hamp­ in 1983, but Life magazine has compiled some of Wednesday afternoon. Average Sarkisian, a Democrat, said the minority candidates for town jobs, but Reg, tir.50 COLOGNE $1 7 5 0 shire,” missed her connecting flight to the West the more trivial wave heights — 1 to 3 feet through commission has "really put some teeth that the town's hiring record was 1'A OZ. l$22to>3V 0| Coast when she was detained. statements of celeb­ tonight. into the affirmative action program, " wanting. SAVE Ms. Foster has said her goal is to graduate from rities. Neil Simon, though "the hiring rate has not been the ” 1 just don't feel like it (affirmative $1.28 Perfume Yale with honors. when a Broadway b est" action) is working, " he said, ARPEGE Howard R. Lamar, dean of Yale, said the school theater was named " I think we've got a process in place Extract Extended outlook Robert Faucher, John W. Cooney, would not take any action against Ms. Foster for him: " I owe a lot - that will be effective,” he said, adding BRITISH 1/6 oz. $25®® because of the incident, "until we hear the to luck, loyalty and Extended outlook for New Eng­ that increased recruitment efforts and Eleanor Tunney, Democratic outcome of it, then decide if there is something to a short name. If I'd I land Thursday through Saturday, should eventually lead to the hiring of members of the commission, couldn't STERLING 1/3 oz. $37*® do about i t " been Friedrich Dur- Christmas eve: more nainority candidates. be reached for comment. Betty To- Reg. 0.50 nucci. also a Democrat, said she 2/3 oz. $ 6 0 ®® renmatt. I'd never Connecticut, Massachusetts and Sarkisian said he was surprised by IH 0Z. ^ 3 g 9 9 have made it,” Don Rhode Island: Chance of snow or the resigrtations and said the commis­ thought the commisssion had been very Reg.fe.00 TO lU m WATER Meredith: "The rain Thursday, Clearing Friday. sion was losing "tw o very capable effective, but declined to comment in BLUE STRArOS detail. Nitml Syny l u. $ 1 2 5 0 higher you climb the Fair Saturday. Overnight lows people.” A popular gift choice tor him At After Shave Catty act in Boston flagpole, the more teens and low 20s. Daytime highs ter shave, 3.8-oz HALSTON 12/3«. S I 8 5 0 E people see your rear 20s to low 30s except up to the mid Cologne Spray r------T s a w c l o o 3)) K $32*® Stage and audience were filled with felines end." Astronaut 30s on Thursday. T" Reg. tIT.OO g • Sunday as the New York cast of the Tony Paul J. Weitz, on Vermont: Snow Thursday taper­ Town is being sued Ceiegne Spray Award-winning musical "Cats " celebrated the Jovan “Sport Scent” Set space shuttle Chal­ ing off to flurries Friday. Fair Satellite view a Powder Set 500th performance of the show by watching their lenger's first flight: Saturday. Lows in the teens Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 4 a.m. EST shows HFTO SMVE/Coioac, 1 eL«STICK DEOMMMT, 3 a . f musical play in Boston. "Cats” opened in Boston "Everything is go­ Thursday and Friday and between high and mid clouds across Florida and scattered cloudiness over the Saturday. Pam Blasetti, who is Demeter in the I ing , tickety-boo so 10 above zero 'and 10 below Northeast. Clouds and snow showers stretch across the central over erosion damage $2500 Boston production, said she saw New York's Saturday. Highs in the 20s Thurs­ far.” Vanessa Willi­ Rockies and over New Mexico. I Demeter, Marlene Danielle, three times to ams. first black day and in the teens Friday and I C prepare for her role. But, she said, " I didn't want Miss America: “ I Neil Simon Saturday. By Alex Glrelli The suit was brought by Susan H. to copy her. 1 just wanted to get the essence of her knew they were go­ Maine and New Hampshire: Herald Reporter Chaloux of 66 Teresa Road, Menas and I L A N v m character,'' Donna King, who plays Bombalurina ing to make a big deal of my being black, but I Snow likely Thursday but may Grace Alice Kalagian of 20 Teresa I in New York, said about watching the Boston wish they'd ask me about my dancing." Tom change to sleet and freezing rain in Owners of eight houses through the Road, Albert and Margaret Kellogg of company, "There are certain things you tall into> Selleck: “ In the scheme of things. I'm not as southern areas. Flurries or mixed back yards of which runs Porter Brook , 42 Teresa Road, James F. McVeigh of Beg. 7.99 1 Limit Set with this coupon after 14 months, but here you have a lot of important as Dr. Jonas Salk.” precipitation tapering off early SEATTLE , are suing the town for damages done by 264 Charter Oak St., Joseph and 1 bright-eyed enthusiasm. It was really Friday. Fair Saturday. Highs BOSTON erosion over the years during which Frances Muccio of 36 Teresa Road. Scoundrel refreshing.” mostly teens and 20s north and 20s FREBZINQ they say the flow of water has been William and Pauline Lautenbach of 256 CIE to mid 30s south before cooling off increased by upstream development. Charter Oak St., Anton F. and Carol '" fsAVETTsor' Cologne Spray NEW YORK by Saturday. Lows in the teens and The house owners, who live on Teresa Deane Mayor of 273 Charter Oak St. Concentrated 'h OZ. 20s dropping to near or below zero 30.46 Road and Charter Oak Street, say the and Doris Hunt of 285 Charter Oak St. awEsnmniMRMix Cologna north and 5 to 15 south by Saturday. town is responsible for erosion damage SAN FRANCISCO DENVER Not too subtle because the Planning and Zoning PUBLIC WORKS Director George A. “Chaps” Atomlzar Roald Dahl, a bestselling author of children's Commission accepted residential sub­ Kandra has estimated the cost of Men’s Cologne $1090 LOS Aj ATLANTA divisions in the area of Butternut Road, curing erosion problem at between books, defends the violence in his books saying 1.7 oz. 8lz« 3oz. * that children "love seeing the villain meet a Air quality Hickory Lane, Highwood Drive, Pil­ $110,000 and $130,000. He identifies the 11.99 COLD grim Lane, Patriot Lane, streets from probiem as one of 10 along brooks in Reg. 1 3 .50 grisly death. You can't be too subtle." Dahl told The state Department of Envir­ LOWEST Women's Wear Daily that a children's author has TEMPERATURES which they say the storm water all town and puts the total cost at more onmental Protection forecast good . -30 save "to live in their world completely,” and added, MIAMI drains into the brook. than a million dollars. $4.00 TATMM air quality levels across Connecti­ 321^ ORLEANS They also say the town installed a "It helps that I stilll have the outlook of a cut for Tuesday and reported Erosion along Porter Brook between Rog. $S.M 6-year-old and love humor and knock-knock jokes LffOfNO A 12-inch pipe from the Porter Brook Teresa Road and Charter Oak Street is Limit 1 Bottle with this coupon jCaan similar conditions statewide sinkhole on Porter Street into the muiLO'* and things like that.” Dahl, 67, divorced from Monday. a long-standing problem. Former cologi'* Patricia Neal and recently remarried, recalled brook. Public Works Director Jay Giles made the time a New York publisher asked U.S. authors A jtHOW lRl^ FLOW The plaintiffs also say the town plans two suggestions to solve the problem, to divert storm water from Porter and ILlveszjoI to write children's books. The result was a UPI WEATHER FOTOCAST t both of them expensive. In early 1982, disaster. "The authors didn't know how to do it,” Weather radio Pitkin streets into the brook and are residents wrote to Kandra to demand ARER SHAVE LOTION I SOAP She’ s he said. "Graham Greene, my friend, has written seeking an injunction against that that the town tame the brook. That three children's books, and they are devastating The National Weather Service move. came after heavy erosion in the ON A ROPE Romantic — they'll anesthetize any child in 10 minutes." broadcasts 24-hour continuous National forecast aftermath of a heavy storm. weather information on 162.475 For period ending 7 a.m. EST Wednesday. During Tuesday night, THE P LA IN TIFF S are represented Cost is one thing that has stood in the P ^ . Alan Alda Barry Gibb by the law firm of Leone Throwe Teiler 2 mHz in Hartford, 162.55 mHz in snow will be expected in the Upper and Middle Mississippi Valleys, way of a solution. Another is that the New London and 162.40 mHz in the Northern and Central Plains regions. Elsewhere weather will and Nagle of East Hartford. The suit is town does not have easements along MUSK SPRAY Meriden. remain fair In general. Minimum temperatures include: (maximum filed in Superior Court at Hartford. the brook. $549 The town must enter an appearance Glimpses readings In parenthesis) Atlanta 36(48), Boston 10(24), Chicago Russians on the line? by Jan. 3. Kandra planned a method to keep the Reg. $7.00 Reg. ts.50 Alan Alda, in New York with his wife. Arlene, 15(30), Cleveland 14(36), Dallas 22(30), Denver -08(10), Duluth The plaintiffs, besides the injuction brook in control. If the town did it, 2 OZ. Cologne Spray has been conferring with CBS about "The Four FREMONT, Calif. (UPI) - A city police -02(12), Houston 41(55), Jacksonville 44(66), Kansas City -07(12), Limit 2 Sets with this coupon High and low and resonable damages, seek, a decree however, it could have set a precedent *6.49 Seasons,” the series he is co-producing for them detective says he is about ready to turn in his Little Rock 24(42), Los Angeles 47(60), Miami 67(81), Minneapolis that the town abate the problem by for other brooks and streams. with Martin Bregman ... Janie Fricke will guest findings abgut alleged Soviet eavesdropping. The highest temperature re­ -04(15), Now Orleans 48(68), New York 16(27), Phoenix 39(60), San improving the drainage system. The decision in the suit may have a star on the Dec, 27 edition of .NBC's "Late Night The City Council recently ordered detective ported Monday by the National Francisco 38(50), Seattle 10(30), St. Louis 18(30), and Washington They say that in permitting the bearing on whether the town takes with David Letterman” ... The Bee Gees — Robert Bradanini to investigate the possibility Weather Service, excluding LAUREN .Created for the 24-Hour Woman 0 24(35). subdivisions, the town vioilated several responsibility for maintaining Maurice, Robin and Barry Gibb — are in London the Soviets could be monitoring local telephone Alaska and Hawaii, was 81 degrees Large Selection sections of its own subdivision regula­ streambeds on the grounds that they with their families for the Christmas holiday ... calls. Tass, the official Soviet news agency, has at Key West, Fla, Today's low was I lAVI 75« \ tions on drainage. are part of the storm-drain system. Art Garfunkel will be in London Wednesday to described the fears as "anti-Soviet hysteria." 37 degrees below zero at Interna­ Of Fine Men’a perform in concert with a children's choir and the Bradanini says he found that local calls could tional Falls, Minn. ENGUSH Wren Orchestra at Royal Albert Hall toaid "Help indeed be monitored by the Soviet consulate some Manchester Herald Tolletrleel LEATHER ‘Enjoir Natural a l^ondon Child” ... Paul Anka is buck in Los 40 miles away in San Francisco, but how much Bridge to reopen Friday 4 oz. Angeles after a concert tour of Japan. interest the calls hold is another question. • POLO \ Spray Cologne Richard M. Diamond, Publisher R«g. $5.50 By Chertea of Tlie Mb Lottery Unless the weather refuses to cooper­ defining the new pedestrian walk. That • ACQIM Di SaVA [m EKIOU USPS 327-500 ate, the bridge on Union Street will work will be done Wednesday and VOL. cm, No. 68 reopen to pedestrian and light-vehicle Thursday. •LANVM for men ;■ ".V- traffic Friday. Meanwhile the Man­ The temporary repairs were done to : , 1' J Published dally except Sunday Suggested carrier rotes ore $1.20 •CHANEL $399 Almanac and certain halldays by the Man­ weekly, $5.12 for one month, $15.35 chester engineering firm of Fuss and make it possible to use the bridge until Connecticut daily: chester Publishing Ca., 14 Bralnard • ILA C K TE LAUREN tor three months, $30.70 for six O'Neill has been chosen to design a a new one can be built, possibly in about t ». V,' Place, Manchester, Cann, 04040. months and $41.40 for one year. Mall Second doss postage paid at Man­ permanent replacement for the bridge, three years. •DENM 6 7 0 rates ore avalloble on request. .$$ ot. L‘ 4 . 4 9 Today is Tuesday, December 20, American nuclear physicist Ro­ In 1922, the 14 Russian republics chester, Conn. POSTMASTER: which was closed in the wake of the The town and the state are negotiat­ •HALSTON Z14 SAVE <1.49 Send address changes to the Man­ To place a classified or display Mlanus bridge collapse. ing with Fuss and O'Neill over the the 354th day of with 11 to bert Van de Graaff in 1901. were combined to form the Union chester Herald, P.O. Box S»l, PURSE Play F o u r : 8177 odvertlsement, or to report a news Town Engineer Walter Senkow said scope of the work In designing a new •CANOE follow. il On this date in history: of Soviet Socialist Republics. Manchester, Conn. 04040. *'■ P'rtur* I4ea, call Old Silica PERFUME The moon is full. In 1803, the United States for­ In 1976, Mayor Richard J. Daley 443-3711. office hours are 6:30 a.m. the Black and Warner Construction Co. bridge and over fees. •CALVMfaruMU WHITE To subscribe, or to report a to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. of Farmington is doing the final steps of They expect to arrive at an agree­ AFTERSHAVE The morning stars are Venus. mally took over territory acquired of Chicago died at the age of 74, other numbers drawn Monday delivery problem, coll 447-9944. •ROYAL S 2 7 .5 0 its $35,080 repair Job. The Police ment about Jan. 9. LOTNNf SHOULDER Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. from France in the Louisiana in New England: Office hours ore 1:30 a.m. to 5:30 The Manchester Herald Is a p.m. Monday through Friday and 7 subscriber to United Press Interna­ Department will paint the dividing line State and federal funds will pay 92.5 COKNHACOI The evening star is Mercury. Purchase. A thought for the day: American Maine daily: 474 COLOGNE & CHLOE to to a.m. Saturday. Delivery tional news services and Is a down the center of the bridge today. percent of the cost. The town will pay A '3.95 Value Those born on this date are under In 1864, Union General William poet Walt Whitman said, "Once New Hampshire dally: 4853 should be made by 5 p.m. Monday member of the Audit Bureau of •PEMECARDM Natural Spray Then town workers will attach the the other 7.5 percent. Preliminary SPRAY the sign of Sagittarius. They Sherman completed his “ march to fully enslaved, no nation, state, Rhode Island daily: 5064 through Friday and by 7:30 a.m. Circulations. Saturday. fence fabric to posts, cutting off access estimates put the design costs for a new •JOHNWEm include American industrialist the sea" across the defeated South city of this earth ever afterward Vermont daily: 749 $ 1 2 0 0 COLOGNE to the old sidewalk which cantilevered bridge at $150,000 and the total cost at •Jovan $2*« $$ 01. Harvey Firestone in 1868, and and arrived in Savannah, Georgia. resumes its liberty." Massachusetts daily: 6876 out over the Hockanum River and $1.2 million. MANCHKSTKK HKUAI.I). Tiiesd>i> . 21). HtH.'l - 5 4 - MANCUKSTKK HKHAl.D. Tui-sduy, Uec 20. I'HH Design faulted in Mianus Bridge collapse U.S./World Nancy says goodbye Connecticut nary reports by Zctlin-Argo Structural type spans across the state were made By Susan E. Kinsman parties to submit their findings, ^In Brief Investigations Inc., a New York immediately following the collap.se. In Brief to Korean children United Press International conclusions and recommendations. The state’s 31-page report concluded engineering firm hired by the state to Reinforcements were made to three do an independent investigation of the other major spans with identical pin HARTFORD — A state Department "the deficiencies inherent in the Buses to roll Wednesday ROSLYN. N Y. (UPi) — FirsMady with reporters and a Christmas tree collapse, and findings of the DOT’sown DOT sites threaten water of Transportation report has concluded original design set in motion a and hanger details. Nancy Reagan visited two South with four packages underneath. F'ollowing its review of bridge PHOENIX, Ariz. — Greyhound workers voted deficient design caused the collapse of continuing series of forces and strcs.ses investigation. Korean children she brought to the Two packages contained the Cab­ HARTFORD — An envirobmental study says 19 In its recommendations, the DOT inspection policies and procedures, the by a 3-1 margin to accept a 7.8 percent wage cut a section of the Cbnnectlcut Turnpike’s which over the course of years United States for heart .surgery, told bage Patch dolls, the popular one-of-a- state Department of Transportation dumps may DOT recommended bridge inspectors and return to work Wednesday, ending a Mianus River bridge and that the weakened the bridge and ultimately said pin and hanger assemblies in them "1 love _you” and gave them kind dolls that come with adoption pose a threat to private water supplies. similarly designed bridges across the he given annual training, detailed sometimes \iolent 47-day strike against the department properly maintained the caused one of the spans to collapse” Cabbage Patch dolls to take on their papers. Lee tore at the wrapping on his State officials said Monday the sites, combined country should be closely inspected and instructions on inspecting pin and nation’s largest intercity bus line. bridge. The bridge, designed by the New package and casually handed the with 18 other DOT dumps sites that are known to hanger spans and better reporting Greyhound welcomed back holiday travelers long flight home tonight. The report, released Monday, was York firm of Tippetts, Abbett, reinforced with particular attention Ahn Ji Sook, 7, and Lee Kil Woo. 4, scraps to Mrs. Reagan. contain potentially hazardous materials, may forms. today with a coupon offering one-third off the prepared for the National Transporta­ McCarthy, Stratton, was opened to given to unplanned design forces. underwent successful open heart Ahn's eyes lit up when she saw her cost at least $5 million to clean up. ALSO, the Gaithersburg, Md , consult­ normal price of a bus ticket for trips between Jan tion Safety Board’s investigation of the traffic in the mid-1950s on what has Since the collapse the DOT has surgery for congenital heart defects in doll and she looked up at the first lady The study recommended that tests of water reinspected bridges, reviewed inspec­ ing firm of Bergstralh-Shaw-Newman 10 and April 1 collapse of a 100-foot section of the betome the major highway artery and said, " I love you.” supplies be done at eight sites to determine if any Inc and the bridge engineering firm of Full service, including 2,000 daily trips to 48 late November. They were to leave for bridge June 28, which killed three between New York City and New tion procedures and begun immediate home tonight from Kennedy Interna­ " I love you, too,” Mrs. Reagan contaminants have entered drinking water work to repair or replace spans in fair Hardesty & Hanover of New" York were states, will resume at 12:01 a m. Wednesday at people and injured three others, England. answered. supplies and further study of 11 other sites. hired for an independent study of the Greyhound terminals across the country, said tional Airport aboard KAL flight 007. "‘The State of Connecticut provided The report said deficiences included, to poor condition, the report said. The other two packages contained Water tests were recommended at one site each Safety inspections of 48 suspended- state’s bridge inspection procedures. John W Teets, Greyhound Corp 's chairman and Mrs. Reagan met the children in on-going, reasonable and proper in­ but were not limited to; pin and hanger Christmas tree ornaments the children in Brookfield, Kent, New Canaan, Suuthbury and chief executive officer. Seoul during a presidential visit last spection and maintenance” of the assemblies not designed for lateral month. They flew back with her to had made for President and Mrs. Westport and at two sites in Old Saybrook, bridge through the years and it “ could force or horizontal dead weight force; Washington aboard Air Force One and Reagan. DEP officials said they were uncertain if not have been reasonably expected to the skew angle of suspended sections •763 ltd 191 Mill St,, MiKhtstBf Europeans want more were taken to New York for the Ahn wrote on her gift. "T o dear Mrs. residents living near the sites were drinking discover the latent structural defects and "total and complete lack of 'fail OPTICAL X If operations. Reagan, thank you for all you have contaminated water. PkiM; 643-1191 643-1900 SPACE CENTER. Houston — The first inherent in the original bridge design, ” safe’ or redundancy factors” in the Mrs. Reagan visited the youngsters done to save my life." . C l •EiithHk Mill, Mmsfitkl European to fly aboard a space shuttle says the report said., design of suspended sections. Monday in an emotional reunion at St. Lee’s gift said, “ To my hal maw mee NASA has not given the European Space Agency The NTSB conducted a three-day It cited testimony given during the PhOK: ^56-1141 Francis Hospital, and gave them (Korean for grandmother) Mrs. Rea­ Walsh appeals his ouster a fair return on its nearly $I billion Spacelab lICCIIhearing in September and asked all -NTSB------hearings^ in Greenwich, prelimi Cabbage Patch dolls and T-shirts. The gan I love you.” tASTfRN CONNtCJICUT S research module. BRIDGEPORT — Former Police Superintend­ UADING HJll Sfavict OrriCIANS' shirts featured bears on the front and Asked to describe her reaction when L'lf Merbold, a West German physicist and one ent Joseph Walsh has asked Bridgeport Superior the words, "L o ve Beareth All Things." the two children told her they loved her, of the first two non-N.AS.A astronauts to fly on an Court to revoke the Police Commission's vote last The first lady, who has laryngitis and Mrs. Reagan said, " I f I started to tell week to retire him involuntarily. American space flight, said the latest shuttle I > was barely able to speak above a vou. I ’d start to cry." His request, which is scheduled to be heard Jan. Visit Us For Fine Jewelry Gifts flight proved Spacelab’s worth for re.search in whisper, said, " I will miss them.” UPl photo 17.. also asks for damages in excess of $15,000 8 OUR WHOLESALE PRICES ^ orbit. Before concluding the 2'.7-hour visit "They look just wonderful." she said. from Mayor I.eornard S. Paoletta — who headed But Merbold said Monday the 10 European Mrs. Reagan toured the ward and CHRISTMAS GIFT IDEAS! "They just kept saying to me 'I love First lady Nancy Reagan pays a Christmas visit to South Korean the drive to oust Walsh from office — and from the nations that spent nearly $1 billion to develop handed out Cabbage Patch dolls to the 8 SAVE YOU % OR MORE you’ and 'Thank you.’" Police Commi.ssion and Thomas Thear, acting 50 Spacelab, a 23-foot-long cylinder carried in the younger patients and books on the youngsters Lee Kil Woo (left) and Ahn Ji Sook in Roslyn, N.Y., GLASSES Mrs. Reagan took the children by the history of the White House to the older police superintendent. 8 Compare and Save HEARING AIDS shuttle's cargo bay, may not get their money's Monday, to give them Cabbage Patch dolls. FRAMES worth. hand and led them into a room filled ones. 8 Diamonds • Precious Stones • Gold & SERVICE CONTACT LENSES Court upholds sex conviction CHRISTMAS HOURS i8 Nakasone refuses to resign HARTFORD — The Connecticut Supreme MON. TUES. SAT. WED. THURS. FRt. Report faults military in Beirut bombing Court today upheld the conviction of a man who 10:00 AM - 5:30 PM 10 AM TIL 9 PM TOK'YO — Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone, sexually assaulted a Southington grocery store TELESCOPES BINOCULARS his authority in the ruling Liberal-Democratic there, was "plenty of blame to go the Marine Amphibious Unit "made stationed at Beirut airport. clerk after she reopened the store to allow him to Interesting WASHINGTON (UPI) - The entire All Purpose Party undermined by embarrassing election military chain of command, from the around ... it goes all the way up." serious errors in judgment in failing to ""The change in security ... since the buy cigarettes. 8 ^ gift ideas.,- returns, resisted calls to resign today and moved local Marine commander to the highest No individuals were named in the provide better protection for his troops bombing is indicative of what that The court denied a series of claims by Maynard to rebuild his political power base. levels of the Pentagon, must share summary of findings and conclusions within the command authority availa­ higher command influence might have T. Vass, who challenged his Superior Court Fine Jewelry at Wholeiole Pritei The 65-year-old Nakasone telephoned former responsibility for inadequately guard­ released by the panel after a closed ble to him” done before the bombing.” the panel conviction for the Nov. 24, 1979, kidnaping and OPERA GLASSES FOR THEATER & SPORTS Prime Minister Takeo Fukuda, a chief rival, to ing against the Beirut bombing that meeting in which it voted 9-3 to adopt The unit was commanded by Col. said in its summary of findings. sexual assault of an art student who worked at the 1 3C 141 Center St., Manchester 649-4537 express his chagrin at the LDP's loss of a simple killed 240 men, a congressional report the report. Timothy Geraghty at the time of the Without specifically citing the White store part time. ''iM GIFT CERTIFICATES FOR ANY AMOUNT! majority in the powerful Lower House of concludes. The panel said there were "inade­ Oct. 23 suicide bomb attack on the House, the panel said it ""must al-socall Among a group of errors. Vass claimed his parliament, party officials said. The report Monday by the Armed quate security measures taken to Marines. to account the policy-making authority selection as a suspect by the vi("tim from Services investigations subcommittee protect the Marine unit from the full Navy Capt. Morgan France, com­ that adopted and continued a policy photographs was unreliable and "unnece-ssarily Murder suspect jailed also called to account "the higher spectrum of threats" as they were mander of the amphibious task group, that placed military units in a deploy­ suggestive " also "shares responsibility for the ment where protection was inevitably After reopening me store, the clerk was SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador - The Salvado­ policy-making authority” that ordered deployed at the Beirut airport as part of "inadequate security posture, ” the inadequate” ordered into a back room where she was forced to ran government arrested an army captain linked the Marines in the multinational the multinational peace-keeping force The report also said the Marines had undress and was sexually assaulted. to the killings of two American land reform peacekeeping force into a position But the subcommittee was unanim­ subcommittee concluded. The investigations subcommittee a lack of adequate intelligence infor­ advisers in an apparent answer to U S. demands "where protection was inevitably ous "on very few " issues and there may inadequate” be one or more minority reports filed, also said "higher elements" in the mation about the threat they faced. for a crackdown on rightist death squads. The subcommittee earlier heard Capt. Eduardo Ernesto Avila was named Rep. Larry Hopkins. R-Ky., ranking said one member. chain of command "failed to exercise DEP called unfair Republican on the subcommittee, said The report said the commander of sufficient oversight of the" Marine unit testimony from about 40 witnesses. nearly one year ago as the man who ordered the MILF'ORD — A wildlife biologist who has a Jan. 4. 1981, slayings of AFL-CIO land reform running battle with the state over the number of advisers Michael Hammer and David Pearlman, bears in Connecticut says he was treated unfairly but dropped from sight until his arrest Monday. Scotland Yard reports breakthrough by officials of the slate Department of Environ­ Jose Rodolfo Viera, the former head of the (• open every nite til mental Protection when he applied for a job. Salvadoran land reform institute, was eating a (•xcapt tat.-clofMl lun.) James Wiesenberg. 30, of Milford, last locked late-night meal with the two Americans in an (• horns with the agency when he said in a New York isolated dining room at the Sheraton Hotel in San our assortment of Times article earlier this year the agency had Salvador when two National Guard corporals Car traced in IRA blast grossly underestimated the bear population in entered the room and opened fire with machine tins cannot be beat!! Connecticut. guns. He applied for the job in May, soon after The LONDON (UPIl - Sco- side Harrods Saturday, Square demonstration. Blue-helmeted bobbies Tea, coffee and candy Times article appeared, and said Hcrig haras.sed Two call for U.S. food aid tland Yard’s anti- killing five and wounding ’"They are simply holding patrolled in pairs on Ox­ him during an interview- May 4. He told the state terrorist detectives today 91 people, including many hands with the bombers. ” ford Street and other main caddies...trinket, cosmetic Human Rights and Opportunities Commi-ssion WASHINGTON — Americans battered but reported a breakthrough Christmas shoppers. A police dog handler, shopping streets. and cookie boxes!! when he walked into the interviewing room. recovering from the recession need io know in in tracing the owner of the The Irish Cabinet met in who lost a leg in the Police have hoaxers to "Herig greeted me and softly asked if 1 was this Christmas sea.son that famine threatens at car used by Irish Republi­ Dublin to consider Harrods explosion, was contend with as well. One Gnat tor houaahoM' Jewish with a name like ’Wie.senberg’” least 100 million people in 22 African nations with can Army guerrillas in the whether to ban Sinn Fein, undergoing emergency man was jailed for three ,antl (tacorattra uaaa* DEP officials said he was " defensive and starvation and malnutrition. Harrods bombing. the political wing of the surgery to save his life. months Monday for a fake antagonistic." That theme emerged Monday in a news British news reports, IRA, but no immediate Nineteen other people re­ bomb call and another conference held on Capitol Hill by two congress­ quoting police sources, decision was expected. main hospitalized. faced charges today. men, private voluntary agencies and non-profit said a special anti­ The British Cabinet meets Traffic was light in Scotland Yard has or­ Dolphin beaching studied organizations after many lawmakers had headed terrorist squad was inter­ ■Thursday to consider the most of the city because dered 700 extra police »TS Mata tliw t 4ee»U e■» MeeteheUr ^ ^ ^ . home to celebrate the holidays. viewing a man who owned issue. workers were asked to including 60 dog patrols MYSTIC — Marine biologists at the Mystic Rep. William H. Gray III, D-Pa., said that the small blue car and Police in London de­ leave their cars at home to and special mobile units Marinelife Aquarium are trying to determine although latest estimates indicate 3.2 million tons sold it last month. Detec­ nounced anti-nuclear pro­ reduce police work in onto the central shopping why white-sided dolphins beach themselves, of food will be needed through 1984 to avert the tives were concentrating testers who staged two checking suspect vehi­ streets on a round-the- risking injury or death for no apparent reason crisis, only 19 percent of that amount has been on getting the most accu­ spontaneous demonstra­ cles, but police said two clock watch to combat Two more of the mammals, found stranded off pledged. rate description possible tions today, drawing suspect cars had to be bombers. Provincetown, Massj.. were trucked to the Rep. Thomas Daschle. D-S.D., joined Gray in of the mystery buyer. away some 200 police blown up this morning. aquarium Monday and put under close observa­ recommending that Congress approve a supple­ Even with the break­ from the capital’s 24-hour With only five shopping tion. Both had superficial wounds, said Mystic mental appropriation early next year to replace through, Prime Minister bomb watch. Authorities days left until Christmas, spokevnan Roger Ryley. money needed to overcome the crisis caused by crowds defied the linger­ FOR A MESSAGE OF Margaret Thatcher faced put an extra 700 police on CHRISTIAN HOPE ANO LOVE drought and worsened by war. tough questioning in the the streets. ing threat and filled Lon­ House of Commons this " I f another bomb goes don’s main shopping Dial 649-HOPE Four held In terrorism afternoon on how the off in central London streets to the backdrop of »S4R^73 government plans to stop these people can be held wailing sirens as police A Mlnli^ il Rules changes KARLSRUHE, West Germany — Police the IRA guerrillas who culpable," said a police cars raced to check bomb Caiitef CNgrantiNil Ckaicli smashed a suspected terrorist cell and arrested planted a car bomb out­ inspector at a Trafalgar warnings. MmcMttir four men believed to be plotting a bombing might hurt GOP, campaign against American and NATO bases, authorities said Three of the suspects were seized by detectives DISCOVER lEANS PLUS LOW, LOW PRICES! experts say Friday in a raid on a private house in Ruesselsheim, near Frankfurt, a spokesman for Karlsruhe prosecutor Kurt Rebmann said HARTFORD (U P l) - A group of 11 political Monday. The home was filled with bomb-making .scientists from four colleges spoke out against equipment. proposed changes in state Republican Party rules, A fourth man, who e.scaped the raid, was saying they would weaken the party by reducing arrested during the weekend near Rues.selsheim. OPEN TONIGHT 'TIL 9 membership and undermining unity and balance of The spokesman said two merrbers of the cell platforms. were thought to be members of the Red Army Howard Reiter, a University of Connecticut Faction, part of the notorious Baader-Meinhof political science professor and spokesman for the terrorist group. group called the Connecticut Committee for Party Your CHRISTMAS STORE FOR Renewal, predicted Morfday the reforms would also Jet smashes Into truck boost the prospects of mavericks and well-financed Even small businessmen candidiates. ANCHORAGE, Alaska — Poor communica­ : Sen. Lowell Wcicker, R-Conn., has recommended tions in the control tower apparently caused a have cash flow problems (he party change its rules Id allow candidates to enter cryash in which a Boeing 747 cargo jet smashed primaries by petition and allow unaffiliated voters to into a truck while trying to land on a foggy runway Famous Brands participate in primaries. The proposals will be at Anchorage International Airport, investiga­ Considered at a special party rules convention Jan, 14. tors say. Your newspaper carrier depends " Weicker claims the changes would broaden the The truck virtually disintegrated and the driver at LOW, LOW PRICES! on his collections each week to party’s base, draw more unaffiliated voters into the was critically injured Monday, when he was GOP and generate more interest and participation in thrown from the cab after it was struck by the pay his bill, whether or not he has the electoral- process, now dominated by party Japan Air Lines plane. None of the three people conventions. aboard the plane was injured. received payment from his . ‘"We think both proposals are potentially very Federal investigators said both the jet and the Holiday Hours: customers. When he doesn’t get harmful to the political system of Connecticut and will truck had clearance from the tower to be on the (leliver a blow to our state’s two-party system," said runway, but each was talking to a different paid, he has to dip into his pocket Reiter. ‘ * controller. He said there would be no incentive for unaffiliated Monday-Friday til 9 to make up the difference. Voters to join a political parly if they were allowed to participate in primaries. Also, the nominee would KiEflkiMtteatiM VatVanfartttiiXKt’tiaUBtfSsi'tfsiji more likely be a-maverick chosen by less than 50 percent of party members and not necessarily reflect Saturday til 5 party values. " "The differences between the parlies would be washed out if unaffiliated voters were allowed to You can help keep a small participate,” Reiter said. Florist & Greenhouaeii businessman from going under if ; He cited studies in other states showing few 621 HARTFORD ROAD S unaffiliated voters participated when given the you pay your carrier when he calls chance to vote in primaries. " I f this proposal was 643-9550 R approved, the door will be open but very few people to collect. Thank you. will go through," Reiter said. CHRISTMAS * Also, he noted the number of unaffiliated voters had declined in Connecticut. SPECIAL I 297 EAST CENTER ST. Manchester Herald : Chdosing candidates by direct primary would not pllow party members to work out a common platform MANCHESTER, CT and a balanced ticket, now done by nominating Red Roses jj Manchester, Conn. ponventions, he said. Under current rules, unsuccess­ ful candidates can demand a primary only If they win 646-6459 io percent of the convention vote. 1 5 . 5 0 per dozen- 1 Sarah Morehouse, also a UConn political science CASH&C.\HHY « 647-9946 professor, said Connecticut is known nationally as a "strong party state” and "1 don’t believe reform is iMtKa(E«M(»Ki»im:Ba(K)(fWMciEatewwI going to help the Republican Party." 6 - MANCIIKSTKH HKKAU). Tuesday, Doc. 20, lilHH I iucauiiy, IJVL'. Richard M. Diamond, Publisher j Open Tonight *til 9 OPINION ' Dan Fitts,'EditoU Doctors discover treatment for growth-stunting disorder J a c k doctors delay puberty with a drug Crowley. "We have demonstrated How we can prevent a ‘day after’ that as these children are treated A n d e rs o n ." I Science W riter which is a derivative of naturally 51^ occurring gonadotropin releasing • they outgrow their predicted Washington < BOSTON — Doctors at Massa­ hormone (GnRh). Produced in the height.” threat, more vulnerubie to by the Soviet Union or by a While insufficient time has By Robert H. Krieble Merry-Qo-Round chusetts General Hospital, San brain, GnRH enables the pituitary The construction of a suitable annihilation than ever before. madman leading a small coun­ Diego’s Salk Institute and the gland to make hormones called passed to determine long-term Much of the nation tuned in a try with new-found nuclear National Institutes of Health say a gonadotropins. These, in turn, side effects, the drug has been few weeks ago to watch "The defensive system, capable of A STRATEGY defense re­ capability. Even a verifiable new drug has shown success in stimulate the testes to produce the relatively free of significant short Day After," a gruesome por­ protecting the free world from leases innocent lives from their bi-lateral freeze does not ad­ treating the effects of precocious male sex hormone testosterone term ones. trayal of a nuclear holocaust captive position as hostages in dress the issue of attacks from puberty, a disorder seen six times and the ovaries to produce the Crowley expects the puberty­ and its effect on a once peaceful annihilation and encouraging any the theory of mutual assured other countries. more often In girls than boys. female hormone estrogen. delaying agent will also help Researchers years ago found The blocking agent, more power­ children deficient in growth hor­ middle-Ainerican town. aggressor to dismantle useless destruction. Yet the freeze Pentagon ful than GnRH itself, was codeve­ Many questions have been movement claims that such a “THE DAY AFTER” was full that some children begin to mature mone. While precocious puberty offensive vyeaponry, does not depend sexually long before others. These loped by Dr. William F. Crowley of accounts for the short stature in 1 raised by the film, the most system would be destabilizing of scary scenes to remind the MGH’s Vincent Research Labora­ on negotiation — it depends upon the children grow much faster than of 5,000 short adults, growth pertinent of which is: What can and stall nbgotiations. American public of the horrors remains normally, but suddenly bone tories, and colleagues at San hormone deficiency affects ap­ we, the American people, do to will of the Am erican people. For 25 years, under many of nuclear war. Clearly, wha­ growth slows down to almost zero. Diego’s Salk Institute and the proximately 50 times that number. prevent our obliteration from different administrations, the tever its intent, the film has not That deprives them of added developmental endocrinology the face of the earth? Now that United States has attempted to . changed the public's mind skeptical inches other children were gaining branch of the National Institutes of The continuing studies will also negotiate its way out from about President Reagan. He while waiting for puberty. Health. explore possible uses for the drug millions of Americans are busy in countering growth loss caused trying to calm their fears, what before it ever left enemy object to the building of the under the nuclear dilemma. The currently is enjoying the grea­ Approximately one half of girls "The drug has proven to be result is that the threat of test popularity in recent history WASHINGTON - President with the disorder fail to attain an effective and reversible in more by other disorders such as cystic action are we to take? territory. The system could be "High Frontier” system. than 200 children treated in this fibrosis, diabetes and kidney built to protect the entire free For the past 25 years, Amer­ nuclear war is greater than ever of a president in his third year. Reagan's new Lebanon strategy adult height of 5 feet. Not a word in "The Day To treat precocious puberty. country and elsewhere,” said disease. After" addressed this problem. world and at reasonable cost. ica has had a strategy called before. The construction of a Once again the facts are on his .seems to have been misplaced The viewer was made to feel Finally, the technology to build mutual assured destruction. suitable defensive system, cap­ side. As in Grenada, and as with somewhere in the Pentagon's powerless in the face of the such a system is not in the This strategy relied upon no able of protecting the free world the economy. President Reagan thousands of look-alike cubb^ apocalypse, distant future. It is available defense against nuclear attack from annihilation and encou­ is on the right track demanding holes. He wants to tighten U.S. tieS Freezing found to cure skin cancer today. whatever, but rather counted on raging any aggressor to dis­ a strategic defense system for to Israel and confront Syria with an NOTHING COULD BE The reaction of most scient­ the threat of total retaliation to mantle useless offensive weap­ our nation. One thing concerned Israeli-American military threat. NEW HAVEN (UPI) - Freezing American Academy of Dermatol­ with short electrical sparks, he further from the truth. On ists to this proposal has been deter a Soviet attack. onry, does not depend on viewers can do is to enlist This is the best way to get a “ skin cancers can cure the disease ogy the cryosurgery cure rate was said. March 23. President Reagan almost unanimously enthusias­ The result of this posture is negotiation — it depends upon further support for the "High settlement' out of the Syrians, he- 90 percent of the time if done 96.4 percent for the 3,022 patients in Skin cancer, except for mela­ presented the morally upstand­ tic. By effectively creating a the-prcdicament we face today. the will of the American people. Frontiers" project among now believes, " "properly, putting the treatment on his study, most of them his own, noma, a malignancy that spreads and the recurrence rate was 3.6 swiftly, has high cure rates. ing, militarily sound, and eco­ "shield" over the free world, The civilian population of the If the American people stand friends, associates, and repre­ So on Oct. 29, Reagan signed.a- a par with others in use, an 18-year Zazarian does not use cryosurgery the advantage of offensive free world is held hostage in the together now and support Presi­ sentatives in government. secret National Security Decision' study by a Yale Medical School percent. nomically feasible proposal for The treatment has advantages to treat melanoma, which amounts the end of this nuclear madness firepower would be virtually nuclear dilemma. dent Reagan in his effort to ' Directive calling for closer str;l ' dermatologist indicates. As the American people begin The technique, used by many over other methods in taking just a to just 1 per cent of skin cancers. when he asked: "Wouldn't it be eliminated. Real reductions remove the threat of nuclear to becorqe familiar with the tegic coordination with Israel. Thi^f few minutes to do in a physician's He uses the freezing method to annihilation, we will succeed in dermatologists, including some at better to save lives than to could be more readily A nuclear freeze would not facts. "The Day After” mayend was followed, according to confi­ Yale’s Dermatology Clinic, is office, having a moderate price combat skin cancers that are avenge them?" negotiated, remove one missile aimed at the building a new age of peace. up serving a useful purpose: dential documents, by a call for known as cryosurgery and uses and resulting in a superior cos­ non-pigmented. nodular or ulcer­ What the president was refer­ United States. The Soviet Union That effort, in the form of ending the pacifist, pro-Soviet "combined pianning, " "joint exer-i liquid nitrogen to freeze skin metic effect, said Zazarian. ated, sometimes for cancers on top ring to was the construction of a WHO THEN STANDS in the currently has sufficient power project "High Frontier,” can be Union mood of misguided elit­ cises" and "pre-positioning of U.S„ cancer. The key to successful treatment of bone or cartilage or on the eyelid way of such a glorious solution to destroy our civilization, as both timely and affordable. military equipment in Israel.” is administering the treatment or nose, or for those patients who strategic defense system based ists and turning us to an historic “It isn't painful and feels like are poor surgical risks. partially in space, partially on to our problem? The answer is "The Day After" graphically This defensive system would course of intelligent, patriotic But a presidential directive cart frostbite. It gives a kind of tingling skillfully, he said. The cure rate is on a par with He said 80 percent of skin cancer earth. This system, known as surprising. The very same depicted. Why, then, would a be capable of destroying mis­ action. get mislaid in the Pentagon's feeling,” said Dr. Setrag A. he treats is on parts of the body people who claim that we must siles fired by intent or by Zazarlan, an associate clinical other methods of treating skin "High Frontier," would include freeze improve our situation? catacombs — if it propounds a cancer, among them surgical continually exposed to sunlight — weapons that could not destroy have an immediate nuclear On the contrary, the United accident anywhere in the world. policy that the generals don't like.' prpfessor of dermatolojgy. Robert H. Krieble of Newing­ ilazarian reported in the De­ removal, radiation, surgical the head and neck. Sunlight is a single life, yet they would freeze, regardless of the cost to States would become still It would have the capability to ton is chairman of the Loctite Few generals, of course, would scraping and destruction of tissue considered the chief risk factor- destroy any attacking missile our defense, are the people who weaker in opposing the Soviet protect against any attack, be it Corporation. risk openly defying the com­ cember issue Of the Journal of the mander in chief's explicit order. Su instead, the unwanted directivefs State Supreme Court decides GHO suit merely east adrift in the Pentag­ An editorial on's labyrinth of dead ends. Golfer’s privacy claim rejected THIS IS WHAT’S happening to the president’s strategy for deal­ tournament as a CBS commenta­ Greater Harllord Jaycees HARTFORD (UPl) - The Con­ The high court noted the upper ing with the Lebanese (Asis. The necticut Supreme Court today tor, sought punitive damages over Press, Reagan; military chiefs "are ^pripiy not rejected a claim by pro golfer Ken the photo of him with William portion of the ad urged public Savitt, a prominent Hartford je­ attendance at the tournament wiiling to implement the White Venturi that his privacy was while the bottom third of the ad House decision,” a high adminis­ invaded when a local entrepreneur weler and well known community- minded promoter. "contained a rather clever and bad relations tration official told my associate used his picture to promote the 1977 humerous description " of Savitt's Greater Hartford Open. The picture was taken in 1963. a Lucette Lagnado. year before Venturi had won the invitation to play at his store in The White House and State The court upheld a Superior downtown Hartford. Put it all down to fun and and blew over rather Court decision that Venturi had not GHO tournament and the U.S. Department, on the other hanjl, Open. The court upheld a July '24, 1981. quickly. ” suffered malice or been exploited decision by Superior Court Judge games at the White House. Or are trying to implement the new for commercial gain because the It showed Venturi and Savitt put it down to something a lot The Speakes incident hap­ strategy. They had hoped, for picture was published in a news­ with the jeweler's $60,000 diamond Mary Fitzgerald Aspell that Ven- ' studded putter that was used as a turi failed to prove Savitt "exhi­ more frightening. pened soon after the Grenada example, to complete three spe­ paper ad before the 1977 GHO at bited either malice or reckless cific accords with Israel during Wethersfield Country Club. fund raiser for the GHO, a charity In an attempt to test the invasion, when the American event sponsored annually by the indifference” of the golfer White House press corps, press had to rely on govern­ Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir's Venturi, who attended the 1977 presidential press spokes­ ment accounts of the battle. recent Washington visit: 1. .la establish U.S.-Israeli medical man Larry Speakes recently This isn’t a good time in cooperation: 2. to approve joint arranged for two fake memos history to be covering either military exercises; and 3. to to be left on desks, in plain the White House or White coordinate strategy in Lebanon. Herita^hasa sight of reporters. House-controlled events. But the seasoned officers at the AI&T PLANS A35% Two reporters, Speakes Perhaps more than in any Pentagon have learned that any said, “bit like si.akes," read­ other form of journalism, presidential directive they oppose ing the documents and then White House reporters are might fade away if only they study it long enough. So a week before SAfUMMOr DISCOUNT heap d ways to make later calling White House forced to rely on artificial Shamir arrived, they protested officials for confirmation. vehicles such as press confer­ that the proposed accords couldn’t The memos were not earth- ences and press releases for be put it^q operapRin without ON CALLS TO CANADA shaking. One said the press their news. Their “sources” careful study. ’ corps would be moved from for the most part are people Commentary f a house a home the White House proper to the who get paid to tell them as THEY SUCCEEDED in setting ATgr has filed a plan with the Fed­ Sam to 6pm, to be effective February adjacent Executive Office little as possible. aside the accords and creating a 1, 1984. Also proposed are a 1-minute joint U.S.-Israeli committee to eral Communications Commission Building. The other discussed Is it unethical to scan a study them. This amorphous com­ (FCC) to establish a 35% discount on minimum dialed rate and new rate the possiblity that President memo left on a desk, if a It’s not just name-calling mittee, designated the Joint calls to Canada on Saturday from schedule for Mexico. Finding the ideal house can be frustrating when you can’t find affordable Reagan’s announcement to reporter has a chance? It Political-Military Group, has man­ financing. 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Following are sample rates one tried to organize any kind from the White House press the Soviet Union, has distressed BUT UNFORTUNATELY, as Ronald Reagan has daredJ^name is to scare the Syrians out of AT&T announcesa. .. .wi-. «a prOp^oroposal------for a------; adjustable plans, with rates fixed for these specified time periods, of protest against the hoax. corps. They don’t look any people of the former sort and Mr. Reagan points out, the prob­ the true difference between the Lebanon with a show of Israeli- 1-minute minimum on dialed calls to based on time andi(Jr mileage. lem isn’t quite so simple. The and adjustment tied to treasury bills of corresponding duration. One reporter’s explanation: better in this incident than angered the latter. He had des­ Soviet Union and the genuinely American strength. cribed the Soviet Union as “the Soviet Union is based on a view of civilized nations of the world (not This has led to a bitter backstage HERITAGE HAPPY LOAN "It all happened on a Friday Speakes does. mankind so fundamentally wrong SAMPLE OF CURRENT A N D PROPOSED focus of evil in the modern world,” in order to torment it, but the debate. I have been privy to the with extra low monthly payments in the early years and only 10% and confidently predicted that (and indeed evil) that it cannot better to cope with it), and they CUSTOMER DIALED RATES secret exchanges, including some down, enabling you to buy your new home sooner. Payments grow Marxism-Leninism will end up “on reform, but can only collapse. This find themselves philosophically of the briefing papers that have (MONDAY-FRIDAY 7AM-7PM) the ash heap of history.” doesn’t mean that the free world closer to the scientistic despots in gradually in the first five years and adjust every five years been circulating in the backrooms. CURRENT PROPOSED must necessarily go to war against Initial Minute Adcfl Minute the Kremlin than to the moral The strategists in the Pentagon To 3 Mm Minimum Add ! Minute thereafter with limits on payment increases. "-MB- REAGAN’S CRITICS have it; but it does mean that we must legacy of the West. argue that the spectacle of the condemned these statements as remain defensively strong while it Americans and Israelis in military Mexico City CJiicago, L.A., Miami, NY For further details on the heap o’ ways we can help turn that house you "name-calling,” and warned that struggles against its destiny, and lockstep will frighten the moderate Acapulco Oiicago, L.A., Miami, NY want into the place you call home, contact your nearest Heritage Savings (in Anthony Lewis' words) they that meanwhije there are severe Arab nations and jeopardize U.S. & Loan office or your local Heritage Mortgage Company, representative. “obstruct the real work of moral and practical limits to the relations with them. This could Apply on calh between the continental US and Mexico diplomacy.” possibilities of “detente.” Letters policy block U.S. access to some strategic But the critics plainly sense that Mr. Reagan’s critics evidently The Manchester Herald Middle East bases that the Joint For our current rates call (203) 649-2680. Mr. Reagan’s comments are far recognize the implications of this welcomes letters to the Chiefs hope to get. more profound than mere name­ view of the Soviet Union because editor. Counters one briefing paper: calling, and that they direct our their responses tend to insist on the Letters should be brief and “The moderate Arabs are anti- attention to something that places “common humanity” of the Soviet to the point. They should be Israel, but they fear Arab radical­ j j |HeritageMortgage Company sharp limits on the possibilities leaders. typed or neatly hand-written, ism more ... The Arabs ally AKT A Subsidiary of Heritage Savings & Loan open to diplomacy. Lewis, for example, quotes with and, for ease in editing, themselves to those who can Main Otfica: One Heritage Place, 945 Main St., Manchester What Mr. Reagan was saying, at approval George Kennan's speech should be double-spaced. The Herald reserves the protest them. A strong, pro-Israel Branch OHIcaa In Harllaga Savings & Loan. bottom, is that there are in fact at Dartmouth a couple of years U.S. is more attractive than a weak Manchatlan Main Office, 1007 Main St. 649-4586 • K-Mart Plaza, Spencer St. "No two are exactly alike. They each have such things as good and evil'in the ago, in which Kennan said that an right to edit letters in the names and adoption papers. This here's Linda interests of brevity, clarity anti-Israel U.S. ... Lebanon and 649-3007 • Corner Main 8i Hudson Sts. 647-0568 • Coventry: Rt. 31 742-7321 world; that one fundamentally American president dealing with and taste. 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O - AHrad Hitchcock Hour reel eetete seleemen tries to ejSe exchange presents, each picking a The Disney characters will be on tree. Mad-dash Christmas shop­ eats a large dinner and exchanges Cy) - One Day at a Time 0 9 - Doctor Is In 8 - MOVIE: 'Endangarod Ns job.. ' present to give to someone else. On hand to help celebrate the Christ­ Spedee' The dtscovery of muti- ping, Christinas carols, and a large presents. C£) - CBS News mas season. (R) (60 min.) 8 - Bonny Hill Show 8 - Voles of FaMi Z Christmas Day, Maja's family leied farm animals Isads a retired dinner with relatives around the (3$ - NBC News CD - PM Magazine IS) - Sporte Tonight detective end ■ female sheriff to s 8 - Dating Oanw enjoys a turkey dinner with their table, are common scenes. But The Japanese get dressed up on (3$) - Noticiero Nacional SIN CD - Just Our Luck 8 - MOVIE: On the dangerous germ warfare opera­ 2 :1 S A .M . r New Year's Eve (the girls often relatives. 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Phil Silvers, Ed Lauter, experts on foreign countries: Ma- Voice by Dorn DeLuise. ( 8 ) - Dr. Who X - Nightlina of weeks before. This day is like it Steven Guttenberg. 1977. IS dissuaded from suicide by a their new neighbor is really an En­ ® - MOVIE: The Chellenge’ beach to watch the sun rise The 8 - N C A A Football; I B riko Kamikura, a YFU student (S ) - Jeffersons guardian angel who shows her glish robber (Closed Captioned) An American boxer gets involved (8 - Twilight Zone X - World Vision Spactal New Year's festivities include is in Germany. (32) - N CAA Basketball: CakfonUa Bowl from FrstSi, from Japan: Maja Patrzek from ® - ABC News Kentucky at Cincinnati how much she has done for her (S ) (S9 ** Roustera W yatt foils a in a feud between two Japanese - Business Report 8 - TIgar Balm Woman's parades and huge dinners. The Christmas is celebrated more on town Mario Thomas, Wayne Ro­ C A - . West Germany; and Renate Wolf, (3$ - M O V IE : A Uttle Sex' A robbery and becomes the only brothers Scott Glenn Rated R. Tsnnis Classic Coverage of tha children receive lots of money in Christmas Eve than on Christmas 7:00 P.M. gers, Orson Welles 197'7 women'e finale It pretenled frexn 8 - Not Nacaaaarily tha Vtar an AFS student from Switzerland. swinging newlywed finds it hard eyewitness who can identify the (39 North American Skiing 11:15P.M . pretty envelopes from the adults. Day The family gathers, lights the d - CBS Nsws Halloween Hold-up Man. (60 Honokjkj, Hawaii. (2 hra.l In Review «■' to give up women. Tim Mathe- 8:30P.M . 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Hawaii (2 hrs ) 8 - MOVIE: 'Wrong la Right' (jj) - Barney Miller that sets out to take the lepre­ day and America's aftermath When Grace rejects the advances 11:30P.M . 8 - MOVIE: Crltla at Cantral to 30 percent Christian, but Christ­ chocolates and presents around Peace, love and sharing are the A globe-hopping TV anchorman High' A high school teacher end (32) “ SportsCenter (39 - Festival of Faith chauns' pot of Christmas gold. (R) legacy of the war which includes of an officer, he attempts to dis­ CD CD - Hawal) Fhre-O deals with Arab shieks and inter­ girie' vice principal becomes em­ mas is still a very commercial them Advent wreaths and calend­ customs which prevail in all dS) - MOVIE: Objective Burma 500,000 million Asian refugees. grace her. (60 m in ) ® - Radio 1990 Today s pro­ C D - NBA Basketball: New CD 9 9 - Thick# of the Night national a ^ t s Saan Connery. broiled in the 1957 federel-stete holiday with many department ars are also very popular. The countries, making Christmas a Paratroopers fight the Japanese (60 min ) (Closed Captioned] gram looks at the hottest trends York at Atlanta (29 - SCTV «3 Set at a slightly > Benny HIH Show Katherine Rote. Rated R controversy over mtagration et in Burma. Errol Flynn. William CD store sales and Santa Clauses Chri,stmas tree is pul up on Dec. 24 truly international holiday. and performers in the world of (29 - Chespirito Sene comica 9:30 p :m . seedy television station in mythi­ Central High School in Little Rock, entertainment. Prince, George Tobias. 1945. ' 1:00 A.M. roaming the streets. Mariko at­ and decorated with chocolates, Roberto Gomez Bolanos, Florinda (X I ® - Oh Madeline cal Melonville, the outrageous co­ CD - Rockford Files Ark. Joanne Woodward, Charlee Photo by S M medy series continues with X - Lavama A Shlrtay A Co. tends a Protestant school, and a garlands and bells. In the evening. 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(R) 8 - Pelicula; *EI Amor Tler«e VtRieele' A district nurse in a little shattered by the death of her (X ® l - Hart to Hart Jonathan Levy 39(B) - Business Report (60 min ) Cara de Mujer* 8 - M OVIE: Tw o for tha country village in England k e »e Joe senior encounters mother and her husband's busi­ and Jennifer lake in a girl who (29 - Vietnam: A Talavision Seesaw* A man running sway very busy JuUet Mike, Rorjj^ - Esclava Isaura 39 (g ) - MOVIE: 'Rio Conchos' ness failure, uses recollections of learns that her parents died in a History 'Legacies.' Today's pro­ 8 - MOVIE: 'Sharfcy'e from himsaff and his former wife Lewie. Jean Sims 1963 m Machirte’ An Atlanta vice squad - Entertainment Tonight Harassed by bandits and Indians, loving good times to charge with car crash (60 min.) (Closed Cap­ gram looks at Vietnam as it is to­ becomes romantically involved (Q) - MOVIE: 'Saturday Night Current affairs takes a new spirit and help her pull tioned] sergeant encounters pimps, (SB) - Bob New hart Show four men cross the Texas desert day and America's aftermath with e girl from Greenwich Vil­ And SurHiey Morning' A young after the Civil War. Richard away from self-pity. Lee Remick, legacy of the war which includes crooked politicians and drug de­ lage Robert Mitchum, Shirley - Family Feud (33) ” Independent Network alers in his everyday working man is unhappy in hie factory job Boone, Stuart Whitman. 1964 Angela Lansbury, Polly Holliday News 500,000 million Asian refugees M^Laine. 1962 and the pressure of conformitt^m the college application 1983. (60 min ) (Closed Captioned) world Burt Reynolds. RachsI 7:30P.M . 39 (B) - Nova 'Fire Or Ice; The 03) - FIS World Cup Skiing: Ward. Brian Keith. Rated R. 1:3 0 A .M . his environment He releases hie Climate Crisis.' 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Three weeks ago, nine MHS especially that they are a peace- they had been used and abused and Senior finally received the applica­ they will sneak an essay on the The gut method usually takes students — plus Mr. Maloney — loving country, and they like Their political needs were not met. tions that he wanted — and many NOW IF TH l^ MAP \ 9 RAFAEL’6 GEIGMOGRAPHi AT LEAGT back page of the application that one day, and .that’s a full day. look: Americans to drink tea and coffee. We left there not convinced with he didn't want. RIGHT, THAT CRATER WE k n o w WE'fCE HEAPEP IN THE took their lives in hand and Massive quantities of food, cola, RIGHT DIRECTION. BRIDGE ASTRO We left there well-informed what they had said. We believed An interestidg aside at this point has little relevance to the applica­ f GHOULP Be THE LAKE traveled to New York as part of the and coffee are consumed. Music 5 WE'RE LOOKING FOR. about Indonesia, and full of caf­ that what they had told us was not is to consider the amount of paper tion itself. They probably just want Current Affairs Club. Our mission to be classified under the hard takes on a new meaning- as those GRAPH feine, We wallted to our next true. and printed matter that was used, — to visit foreign missions. application category. final two or three hours wind down. mission — the Ukrainian one. We Believing what they said, and how much it cost. It is a pretty This exciting endeavor started There are two methods one Upon completion, the body is A problem in timing knew we were where we were though, was not the point of the safe bet to say that, all together, at 6: ISa.m., from the MHS parking might use to fill out the applica­ drained of all energy and the supposed to be because of the trip. The reason we were there was seniors received about 50 pounds of lot. From there we drove to the tion: the organized method and the applicant can only contemplate the suit by finessing bis nueen. police outside. to compile information from dif­ paper. That is a lot of paper, which University of Hartford, where we gut method. The organized me­ homework that he has decided to East took his king and < H b u r We were let inside and ushered ferent countries, because in Febru­ con verts to a lot of money, So much Joined with other schools (from all thod. favored by females, is a long, blow off in favor of completing the shot back a spade. South into an inner room. This room was ary, we will take part in a mock of this money could have been pul ^ r t h d a y over Connecticut) and embarked drawn-out process. The gut me­ application. ducked once, but had to win full of communist propaganda. United Nations, to be held in toward scholarships, renovations NOKTH ll-il on buses to the "B ig Apple." thod. which is common amongst Whether one method is better the spade continuation. , Pictures of Russia lined the walls. I ' Hartford for schools from all over or improving the food at many of ♦ 74 Upon arriving there, we were let males, is a short, very tiring than the other has never actually Then South rattled off the Osc. 21,1BB3 recognized some of the pictures Connecticut. Although we felt that the schools. Instead, some forestry ♦ 964 3 off the buses for a breath of ... method. been determined. Each has its own four good dlatnonds. West You could be malerlally lor- because I'm a one-time traveler the information the Ukraine gave school in Maine decided to send ♦ AJ972 smog. We walked to the Indonesian The organized method, as des­ merits to the individual. Still to had to make three discards. tunale this coming year wt)«ye (and survivor) of the U.S.S.R. us was propagandist, the informa­ pamphlets to every high school ♦ AS mission where we met with offi­ cribed by Josephine Senior, usu­ come is the inevitable interview, The first two were the four joint Venturas are concerned, A'n official talked to us about the tion provided by both missions student who lives in Houston, WEST EAST provided you are assoclatBd cials from that country. We talked ally takes about four days with two the financial aid form, and of of clubs and seven of hearts. country's policies and about the should prove helpful at the mock Texas, and has absolutely no KJ962 ♦10 86 with smart business types. for about an hour about the to three hours consumed on each course, the wait. Until the next Meanwhile, Eaat had let two relations with the U.S. Jon Kim l^.N. in February. interest in trees. This is a slight MW, ♦ A7 ¥ 10 852 Oeala with unskilled pals itlfey different views of the country. We day's work. The application is article, remember this: it's only little hearts go. He realized and Don Gaston left there feeling S.M. exaggeration, but the point is still ♦ 63 ♦K54 that his Jack of clubs needed lall. learned many things about them. photocopied a number of limes, so the next four years of the seniors’ C3 <) 10 6 4 ^373 BAQITTARIU8 (Nov. 23-Oec. there. Some sort of information all the protection be could that it can be used for practice. lives, and Mom, don't bother Joeor 21) Friends will appreciate you sheet should be used so that certain SOUTH give It. This is done in pencil, then checked Josephine — it's the next four ♦ AQ3 more today II you try to abide Concert review colleges would realize that this E E On the last diamond West over by Mom, who marks it, like years of their lives, and it's ♦ KQJ by the will of the majority. senior has no interest whatsoever bad a problem, but finally Don't attempt to tailor activi­ she was a teacher, with red pen. weighing on their minds! Good ♦ Q108 in their school, and not to bother solved It by chucking anoth­ ties to suit your purposes. Then it is done in pen, and checked luck. ♦ K952 sending any pamphlets or er club. He needed to keep Major changes are In store lor by someone better than Mom letters. Put the money to some Vulnerable: Neither his two spades to be able to Sagittarlans In the coming Genesis turns it on again (sorry. Mom). Finally, it is typed. J.B. Dealer: South beat deeW er and had to year. Sand for your Sagittarius other useful purpose. hope that E)aat would pro­ AsIro-Qraph predictions today West North East Soalh duce the necessary clubs. by mailing SI and your zodiac OK, finally Joe selected the two 1 N T Genesis is a band which needs no air or calling to Phil Collins, latest album, titled simply enough, Elast did and South was sljjn to Astro-Qraph, Box 489, to 10 applications that he actually Pass 3 N T Pass P a n Radio City Station, New York. introduction. Since 1967, when the everyone was part of the show. "Genesis.” The album has been Booters bring down one. planned to fill out. Now, applica­ C Pass N.Y. 10019. Send an additional band was formed by a group of When Collins was answering the getting extensive radio and MTV tions can easily be pul into two South had a cinch for his $2 for the NEW Astro-Graph airplay. Singles of the album c English schoolboys. Genesis has self-imposed question, "Why does contract. At trick two he 'categories: q^sy and hard. A hard Matchmaker wheel and book­ endured a series of circumstances Genesis play in Hartford?", he include "M am a" and "That's All." Opening lead: ♦ ♦ should have led a heart. If let. Reveals romantic compati­ application is one that requires 6 0 seemingly directed at the demise cutely and dutifully answered. Other popular songs include SANTA M^ West takes his ace, he Is left bilities lor all signs. essays, and an easy one doesn't. back big season "Because Hartford is the center of "Home By the Sea,” "Just a Job to MOiee: CANtT/ CANES. with no entry for his spades. CAPRICORN (Dee. 22-Jan. 19) of the group. But, like its music, The hard applications can be the universe!" After the cheering Do." and " I t ’s Gonna Get Belter." If West ducks, South aban­ In your one-to-one relallon- Genesis has withstood the test of further divided into hard and had subsided and everyone had The music style isn't the The MHS soccer team and . Wethersfield. Now they were on By Oswald Jacoby dons hearts and takes the shlps today try to keep your time. pathetic. Samples of the pathetic realized that he has to say that "progressive-art rock." Genesis Rodney Dangerfield have one their way to the quarter-finals, $ and James Jacoby diamond finesse since he Is humor Intact, even If you are Just how well Genesis has coped •type might come from Dartmouth, Involved with one who Is unrea­ every night, Collins said, "Of was knowninthemid-'VOsas, in the thing in common: They "don't get against Southington High in We­ now sure of nine tricks even was answered quite convincingly UPenn, and Harvard. What is a South took his queen of sonable and demanding. course Syracuse will be tomorrow words of one rock critic, "a no respect. " Well, that's not quite thersfield. Although it was a cold, if the finesse loses. Thursday night, Dec. 1, at the pathetic application like? How spades and wasted no time AQUARIUB (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) night." His honesty and frankness thinking person's band.” Rolling true. We can't speak for Rodney, blustery day, it did no.t cool down a (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) sold-out Hartford Civic Center does a good 10 hours of effort grab attacking dummy's diamond Play up to co-workers today, were well received by the crowd: Stone Magazine likes to call it but the MHS soccer team does gel red hot Indian team, who came out rather than attempt to lord It concert. Before an extremely you? Two students who applied to "sm art pop.” The album is cur­ respect. It’s just that they've been with a 2-1 win in sudden death play. over them. It you're bossy, they vocal audience of 16,600 fans, one of these prestigious institu­ rently one of the United States' top taken for granted. They were on their way to may let you fend lor yourself. Genesis put on a show that no one While touring. Genesis is joined tions said seven to 12 hours were by Chester Thompson on drums, albums and is the band's fastest It seems that, in the past, we Southington to play Bridgeport PIBCE8 (Fab. 20-Msrch 20) will soon forget. From the first needed, Someone close to you could be notes of "Dodo" to the last echoing and Daryl Stuermer on bass. selling LP ever. always expected, or assumed, our Central in the semi-finals. It was soccer team would do well This CROSSWORD a bit loo extravagant today. strains of "Turn It On,” the band Thompson has been touring with A regular hard application is another dim. grey day, but the Unfortunately, his actions There have been claims in recent year, as our football team reached held those in the confines of the the group since 1976 and Stuermer usually a five- to seven-hour job. It game was exciting. The final might not only affect himself, years of Genesis breaking up. All greater and greater heights, it coliseum in a combination of awe, since 1978. The two fit in quite well has two to four essays of relative score? 3-2 — Manchester! (Now but you as well. three members of Genesis — Tony seemed that everybody forgot ARIES (March 21-Aprll 18) wonderment, and occasional but do not take away anything difficulty and other typical objec­ you' re starting to feel guilty for not Banks (keyboards), Mike Ruther­ about the soccer team and how- <»KAY, 'M f Two a t TH& HiN£>MO/T En P oF ACROSS 2 Trojan Answer to Previous Puzzle You could be a trifle moody hysteria. from what the people really want tive questions. It is still a major giving these guys more attention, ford (guitars), and Phil Collins well they were doing. Just how well mountain today and let little things that The band, despite being on the to see: Genesis. Perhaps this is the production to get it completed. aren't you? I've heard they’re the L\NB, STB? OVER TH£R6. 3 Peppiest □ranaaciDizD (vocals, drums) — have had sole I N8me(y never bother you cause you road for a little over two months, reason why they have lasted so Some flak is bound to come from did they do? accepting apologies.) 4 By way of 4 Cancel albums as well as other musical □ n o e Q i s a c i Irusiratlons, especially with put on a spirited show. The special long in ' their supporting roles. Mom or Dad about college. Good After playing their first games In the state finals. Manchester 7 Pop 5 Author your mate and family. interests. But the band feels that against Penney and Conard. with effects created a unique mood for Collins, on tour, is freed from his advice is to have a spare hard or was to meet Ridgefield at Willow- 10 E(aborate Fleming TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Be the other interests outside of exceptional winning scores of 6-0 poem 6 Debates each and every song. Genesis uses drumming duties and is able to pathetic application lying around brook Field in New Britain. The salety-consclous today whert Genesis won't harm the group and 5-0. it was proven just how well II For rowing 7 Change a "va ry ” light system, which immerse himself completely in his to shove in their faces. It should be day was sunny and bright and working with unlamlllar tools or itself. 12 Needle case vocal responsibilities, except fora these Indians could play. Power­ there were plenty of spectators. It course material. If you don't know how enables them to have greater Genesis is not in the twilight of a very effective in getting them 2 14 Ablution 8 It is (contr.) to handle things, find someone freedom and creativity when using few spots where he did do a little distracted for the time being. house CCIL team Hall High School was a tough game, and Manches­ 2 16 Tlieme 9 Thought brilliant career. They are just proved to be a hard contender in drumming. These duets with ter came out on the losing end of a the lights. To say the least, they doing what they do best — making An easy application usually 18 Bushy clump 13 Shsksspaar- OEW nT (May 21-Juns 20) Your used this freedom very well. Thompson amazed the crowd, with consists of two to three pages of their third game, but the Indians 3-0 score. Again, they had no (Brit.) asn villain sense ol material values might their precision and absolute music and pleasing people with it. held the score to a 2-2 tie. These reason to hang their heads. 19 Former Audience participation was a objective questions. Name, ad­ 15 'Tropicsl QQDD not be up to par today. You perfection. remarkable players went on to win Here was the team that had been Mideest 17 Day (Hab.) □ □ □ □ could pay prices for things that ; focal point throughout the show. DON GASTON dress, age, high school record. SAT Genesis is touring to promote its their next eight games. Skill, a scoffed at early in the season with allience 20 Picnic past far exceed their true worth. Whether it was waving hands in the a n t - 33 Boy (Sp.) 43 Queer knowledge of the game, and gutsy (abbr.) 22 Piece of ice CANCER (Juno 21-July 22) comments such as, "They’ll never 34 Donjon determination were shown by 21 Perionality 23 Actress 45 Make an Even If you feel lime's hot do it," or "They were much better 22 Dart Redgrave 36 Likely tdging breath on your nock today these Indian booters, and it wasn't last year." Well, they did do it. 24 Lair 24 Owed 38 M an's keep a cool head, especially in over then. Their next outing 0 0 47 Tints They never gave up, and they did m i DOMT16er RID OF ALL nickname The A-team: is it math or myth? 25 Eia u's country 25 Inside (praf.) complex situations. Move at a against the Hall High Warriors •just as well or better than previous 39 Evangeline's 48 Passport ,6DRRB5POMDeWCe MORE 26 Caustic 27 Gulf between measured puce. was touch-and-go throughout the MHS teams. These Indian booters. substance home endorsement Africa and LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) There's is the group ol five competitors ready in first place in the Euler game, which ended in a Hall THAHFNE'/EAi^' 27 Capital of 41 Drug agency It is that time of year once again: members are male and wear led by the coaching of Bill C(6ReATl Arabia 50 Dancer Millar a possiblllly today that you Division, of the Capitol Area Math victory, 2-1. Although not reflected Texas (abbr.) ^Issscs from each team whose scores McCarthy, and the leadership of OLD.' 28 Doesn't exist 52 Sin might find youraell in a light time to dispel all of the myths League. by the final score, a great team 29 Kick type 42 Ancient spot ol your own making. Don't Absolutely incorrect. Exactly count at a meet and who work Co-Captains Chris Peterson and (cont.) 53 Consume about the Math Team. So, the next time you hear a Math effort was exhibited and tremend­ 31 Smelled 30 Angsred musical blame others for your If you have read the High School half of the people on Manchester’s together on the final team round. Glen Boggini, are to be com­ 54 Heelth resort mistakes. Team announcement, don’ t make ous skill was demonstrated by the 35 Between (Fr.) 32 Write off instrument World in past years or have gotten Math Team this year are girls, and Everyone else is on the B-Team for mended for their excellence and 36 Lack of VIRQO (Aug. 23-8opt. 22) This a face and snicker. The Manches­ Indians. the rundown from a Math Team only 30 percent of the team wear that meet — taking the same tests, great teamwork. To Coach purpoae Is not a day to be careless with ter High Math Team is no myth. It The dreams of state play were member personally, this article glasses. but not contributing to the team McCarthy and the members of the 37 Engrossed prized possessions. When visit­ is a successful organization at dimmed, however, but the Indians will just be old news to you. Myth No. 3: At a math meet, a score. 1983 Manchester High School 40 Undivided ing strange neighborhoods, be Members of the MHS A-Team MHS which is contributing to this kept fighting. They still had three 41 Ran from sure to lock your car. If you are a sophomore, or if you mediator fires math problems at Soccer Team — ''W e're proud of school's strong reputation. CCIL games left in the season, 44 Month (abbr.) LIBRA (Bepl. 23-Oct. 23) In have closed your ears at the one team, then at another, while are seniors Jon Goldick and Meg you! winning two and tying one with 45 Too much (Fr.) delicate career matters today mention of "Math Team” before, competitors frantically calculate Harvey; juniors Dave Riordan, SUSAN WILLIAMEE M.H. 46 Stain keep your Impulsive tendencies this is your opportunity to get a the answer in order to beat the Heidi Sullivan and John Rogers; 47 Genetic In check. Acting without think­ clear picture of the Math Team: buzzer. and sophomores Lisa Harvey, material ing could cause avoidable Sarah Billey and Manny Merisotis. Myth No. i: Math Team Wrong. A math meet is not like a T H E f a t is I T H IN K (abbr.) headaches. Myth No. 5: The only successful YdXl'RE 15 TH A T ALL. YiDU'RE NO... members only come out of hiber- TV quiz show. Math meets are held SURE (aOlW 4 48 Caldron BCORPIO (Ocl. 24-Nov. 22) teams at MHS are sports teams. BUILDINQ- TO VO FOR T H E I'LL TAKE THE 49 Elegant attire Instead of bringing what's . nation for math meets and to pick once a month, with approximately False. Manchester has produced aNOW M EN, REST OF Y(DUR Lll=e... SUMAAEROFF. 51 Gods bothering you out Into the open up materials from Room 266. thirty teams converging on one BUI LP SNOWMENS 55 One (Gar.) today, you are likely to keep It Are you kidding? This is one of school for an afternoon to compete. a State Champion math team in ■X 56 Tex agency " the biggest misconceptions about Each student takes three of five recent years, and every year (abbr.) difficulties with others. people who are on the Math Team. 10-minute tests in different math several MHS Math Team 57 Wipe out (si.) subjects. On each test there are members travel with the Connecti­ 58 Ensign (abbr.) The fact is that most of them are involved in numerous other clubs three questions: a one-fwlnter, a cut State Math Team to the 59 Macaw genus twq-pointer, and a three-pointer, of Atlantic Regional Math League 60 Arrival-time and sfwrts. Just because they'll do 53 64 You can always tell (he Meet in places like Maryland and guess (abbr.) executive from the wase math without having a gun held to corresponding difficulties. Myth No. 4: The A-Team is a Pennsylvania. 17 slave: The former can their heads does not mean they're DOWN afford an attache case 'In weird! crime-fighting squad. This year, after two meets, 50 which to cirry his brown- Myth No. Z: All Math Team Not on Math Team. The A-Team Manchester's math team is al­ (i>=> 1 Osth bag lunch. MAN'CHKSTK.H HERALD, Tuesdiiy, Dof.»20. 19H3 Area towns O bituaries Frances O'Neill, nations may be made to several nieces and nephews. FOCUS/l Andover American Heart Association. The funeral will be Thursday at 1 governor's mother The John F. Tierney Funeral p.m. at the Holmes Funeral Home, Bolton /Coventry HARTFORD (DPI) - Calling Home, 219 W. Center St., had 400 Main St. Burial will be in Easj. hours were scheduled for today charge of local arrangements. Cemetery. Friends may cail at ihe and a funeral for tomorrow for funeral home Wednesday from 7 to Frances Quinn O'Neill of East Arthur C. Totten Sr. 9 p.m. Arthur C. Totten Sr,, 70, of East Warning: don’t Hampton, the mother of Connecti­ cut Gov. William A. O'Neill, who Hartford, died Sunday at Hartford William R. Choia Bolton board questions need died in St. Francis Hospital and Hospital. He was the husband of William R. Chase, 88, of Bath,' Medical Center at the age of 84. Shirley (Forbes) Totten and the N.Y., formerly of Manchester and forget where The Democratic governor's spo­ father of Floyd Totten and Pamela Coventry, died Dec. 11 in the kesman, Larrye deBear, said Mrs. Monty of Manchester. Veterans Hospital in Bath. ways O’Neill died of natural causes He also leaves three other sons, He leaves a daughter, M|;g.- for high school media center early Monday afternoon. It was not Ronald Totten Sr, of East Hart­ Virginia Miller of Shapleigh,' you put gifts known how long she had been ford, Alfred Totten of Wethersfield Maine, and nine grandchildren. Bv Sarah Passell than the four Apple computers board that a computer fair held hospitalized. and Peter Totten of Broad Brook: Private services and burial will, another daughter, Patricia Ni- be in East Cemetery. There are no to kill Herald Reporter currently available to students in last week at the Center school drew Calling hours at Spencer Fun­ the library periodical room, school 200 people in one evening. Pack­ eral Home in East Hampton were quette of East Hartford; four calling hours. The Holmes Funeral Making room for things in a house is nevereasy.but BOLTON The Board of officials have no plans to buy at man warned that affluent school scheduled from 2-4 and 6-9 p.m. brothers, George Totten of East Hume, 400 Main St., has charge oT at Christmas it becomes even more difficult. Education Monday night begun least a handful more so that districts already provide compu­ today and a mass of Christian Hartford, Lloyd Totten of F’ort arrangements. The other day I came in with some packages and, trying to convince Board of Fi­ everyone can graduate with some ter programs that are vastly burial was scheduled for It a.m. Myers, Fla., Thomas Totten of looked for an easy place to put them down. There was East Hartford and. Christopher nance members that Bolton High understanding of computers. superior to those of most school Wednesday at Saint Patrick Ro­ Anna M. Schmidt none and I realized that even the telephone book takes a Cabbage Patch Totten of Coventry; ’ two sisters. Anna M. (Reinke) Schmidt, 61 School needs a new, bigger library School board members re­ districts. He said their programs man Catholic Church in East up more space than it ought to. If it had a stiff cover, r^,. Eunice DeMonte of Hazardville of 11 Ann St.. died Monday night at and a greatly expanded program sponded that all classroom and are quickly creating an “equity Hampton, to be followed by burial you could stand it up and there's be more room on the of computer education. library space is now taken gap" between the privileged and in the church cemetery. and Lois Cuda of Hartford; and-lfl a local convalescent home. She grandchildren. was the wife of the late August telephone table. But the finance board, at a joint throughout the school day for other the less privileged. Mrs. O'Neill was born on St. The funeral will be Wednesday Schmidt. When I look around the house and think about the doll meeting with the school board, uses. Hooper argued that it makes Hooper said the schools plan to Patrick's Day, March 17, 1899, in at 10 a.m. in St. John's Episcopal She was born in Germany on problem, it becomes apparent to me that a tot of. withheld any sign that it might no sense to invest thousands of expand computer education even if Portleische, Ireland. She came to Church, East Hartford. Private April '28. 1891, and came to the household items take up too much room. back a proposed $400,000 library- dollars in individual computers if Bolton residents turn down a the United States in 1914 and This list was compiled by the staff of the 15. Sign it ”^up for the Manchester 33. Take it ice fishing and use it as bait. burial will be at the convenience of United States in 1907 and settled in media center. they hope to buy within a few years proposal to build a new library. settled in Hartford, marrying the The chief offender and probably the worst space hog Manchester Herald. We hope you’re as Chamber of Commerce’s clean-up day. the family. Calling hours are today Manchester. She had been em-. must be the vacuum cleaner. I could hide six 34. Put it between two graham crackers, School officials hope to win one large computer system with as The administration has proposed late Joseph O'Neill in 1923. sick of Cabbage Patch Kids as we are. It’ll get canceled. voters' approval Of the project by many as 30 or 40 terminals. to make the new library almost from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. at the ployed at Cheney Brothers. She Christmas presents in the space the vacuum cleaner along with a a Hershey bar, and take it to Newkirk & Whitney Funeral was a member of Zion Evangelical the end of 1984. The school Several finance board members three times the size of the present She worked at the Travelers takes up. Home, 318 Burnside Ave., East Lutheran Church and of its Ladies 16. Smother it with a cabbage leaf, your next Girl Scout cookout. administration has not yet offered said tl^ schools could buy a half one, which is housed in a space the Insurance Cos. during the 1920s, The importance of the vacuum cleaner has been 1. Take the doll and rip up its adopotion Hartford. Aid Society. preferably fresh. Do not attempt to any estimate of the cost of dozen more individual computers size of two regular classrooms. leaving in 1930 when William, her exaggerated in America. A lot of people use it more papers in front of it. It’ll die of a broken 35. Give it a pair of sunglasses and a expanding the high school compu­ for use in the next two years, and The new library would exceed only child, was born. Members of Orient Lodge of She leaves a daughter, Mrs. smother it with sauerkraut because it from nervous habit than because anything needs ter program. later pass them on to the lower new state recommendations for Masons will conduct a Masonic Daniel (Alice) Muirhead of Nc:~ heart. will stink Up the house. pillowcase and drop it off in a Crime service at 7:30 p.m. today. wington; a son, Melvin R. Schmidt vacuuming. The vacuum makes so much noise it gives School board member T. Dye grades or to town government for school libraries. The high school 2. Take it to a doll plastic surgeon. Have Watch neighborhood. Hooper said school officials plan to preparing budgets, keeping track librarian has said the school needs Elzear J. Oagenais of South Windsor; a sister, Mrs. 17. Wash it in chlorine bleach on the consult with representatives of the of book circulation in the town the proposed 4,500 square feet to Elzear J. Dagenais, 79, of .59 Ilga V. Klavins Bertha Wetherell of Manchester:., it made into a Barbie doll. heavy duty cycle. Then dry it on high for 36. Give it a bullhorn. Teach it to say computer industry over the next library and keeping inventory for allow the library collection togrow Trebbe Drive, died Saturday at llga (Veevagars) Klavins, 46, of five grandchildren; and several "Highland Park’s next." Send it to a Manchester Memorial Hospital. 506 Bush Hill Road, died Monday at nieces and nephews. 3. Put plutonium in its crib. If that 60 minutes. year to evaluate the Bolton school various town departments. at its present rate and to make Highland Park PTA meeting. system's needs. A consultant ^ m School Superintendent Richard room for a computer laboratory He was born in Maine and had Manchester Memorial Hospital. The funeral will be Thursday at doesn’t work, have it killed in a car been a resident of Manchester for She was the wife of Dainis Klavins. II a m. at the Zion Evangelical 18. Dress it in an Eighth Utilities District Digital Equipment Corporation E. Packman said one Bolton adequate to serve student demand crash. 37. Put it in the Manchester Herald’s will be the first invited. Hooper Center School classroom has bden for terminal time. the past 17 years. Before retiring She was born in Riga, Latvia. Lutheran Church, 112 Cooper St. Andy Rooney firefighter’s uniform. Leave it outside a revealed. set aside to house about $15,000 The school board intends to he had worked as a slash attender Jan. 12. 1937, and had been a Burial will be in East Cemetery: 4. Make it listen to a National Public town fire station. photo file. worth of computers the adminis­ make its next formal approach to in cotton mills in Maine. resident of Manchester for the pa.st Friends may call at the Holmes Radio fund drive. It’ll commit suicide. FINANCE BOARD member Wil­ tration hopes to buy for the the Board of Selectmen. On Jan. 12 He leave two sons, Victor Dage­ 26 years. She was a member of the Funeral Home. 400 Main St..- Syndicated Columnist 19. Stuff it with cornbread, put an apple 38. Make it take a walk at 2 a.m. down liam J. Fehling asked why, if the intermediate grades. both boards will meet to discuss nais of Manchester and Norman American Latvian Lutheran Wednesday from2to4p.m. and7t0, 5. Sign the doll up for the Manchester into its mouth, and serve it for Christmas Hartford Road. If it survives, make it take Dagenais in California: a daugh-• Church. 9 p.m. high school urgently needs more HOOPER TOLD the finance the school board proposals. Five Mile Road Race. Tell the doll the a walk down Main Street at 7 a.m. ter, Mrs. Ruth Martin of Chatham, She leaves two sons, Eric Klav­ i dinner. \ Memorial donations may be race takes place the day after New Mass.; 12 grandchildren: and four ins and Andrew Kiavins, both at made to Zion Evangelical Luther 20. Take it skydiving, and don’t give it a 39. Have Elizabeth Taylor sit on it. great-grandchildren. home; her mother, Alekandra Osis ran Church Memorial Fund or to Year’s Day. The traffic on Charter Oak them the feeling they're doing something important. parachute. The funeral was scheduled today of Boston. Ma.ss.; a sister. Aina the American Diabetes Associa­ It certainly takes up more space than it's worth. It Street will do the rest. 40. Weight its legs down with cabbages Merit pay possible in Bolton from the Stetsons Funeral Home in Veevagars and a brother. Juris tion, 17 Oakwood Ave., West doesn't take it up in a nice way. either. Brunswick, Maine. Memorial do­ Veevagars. both of Boston.; and Hartford, 06119. 6. Tell the doll it can’t come home until it 21. Give it to a 2-year-old. and throw it in Union Pond. BOLTON — The head of the school board enough to attract good teachers. As Chairman James THE VACUUM CLEANER is clumsy and impossi­ fills all the potholes on West Middle 22. Throw it into a horde of Christmas 41. Make it watch the Richard Dawson contract-negotiations committee revealed Monday H. Marshall pointed out, most teachers prefer the ble to store in a tidy way. It comes with a lot of little Turnpike. You'll never see it again. shoppers at Bradlees. night that the school board hopes to switch to a system security of automatic yearly increases. Show. If that doesn’t work, make it attachments you don't want and several lengths of of teacher pay raises based on merit rather than The current contract and the new three-year, Teenager can’t describe mugger 7. Put it in a box, and wrap securely. watch Lawrence Welk. If that doesn’t hose you don't need. You can't pack it away, so you 23. Tie some fish around its neck and length of service. contract provide guaranteed yearly raises to all those work, tie it up and force it to watch the t he incident began when a Sears Bring it to the Post Office. Tell them the put it out with the cat. T. Dye Hooper said at a joint meeting of the school who have taught 15 years or less in Bolton. Those who A Manchester teenager was She told police she said nothing just have to shove it in a closet where it occupies security guard flagged down a doll must arrive at your great aunt’s always-on Channel 18 crazy preacher. and finance boards that he plans to set up a study have taught more than 10 years are also awarded unable to give police a description to anyone nearby, but left thescene valuable space most of its iife. A. patrol officer in the Parkade 24. Smear it with peanut butter and tie it group composed of school board members, adminis­ yearly longevity bonuses ranging from $200 for 10 of the man she said robbed her immediately afterwards, drove to What the worid needs is a folding vacuum cieaner house overnight. The doll will take five parking lot, police said. The guard 42. Feed it to the pigeons in the attic of trators and representatives of the Bolton teachers' years' serviee to $800 for 20 years’ service. shortly after It a.m. Monday at a store less than a mile away and that would fit into a box no bigger than a dictionary. days, instead, and will starve to death on to the birdhouse. knifepoint in a parking lot across called her mother, police said. warned the officer that store union to iron out a plan by the time the new contract Hooper also revealed that Bolton public school The second biggest space hog in the average house Cheney Hall. personnel were watching a man the way. runs out in 1987. teachers originally asked for a 12.7 percent salary the street from the Harvest Ticke- with an empty garbage bag who is the chair, often antique, that no one sits on. They 25. Ask Barbara Weinberg to send it on a 43. Send it to East Hartford. The school board and the Bolton Education increase in school year 1984-85. But the board tron on Main Street, police said A Hartford man and woman are 8. Hang it upside down from the today. was in the children's department don’t sit on it because they know if they do, it wiil one-way Friendship Force flight to Association signed a three-year contract last month committee vowed to keep the increase below 10 scheduled to appear in Manchester of the store. break. They also know it’s uncomfortable. chimney. Light a big fire in the fireplace that will take effect in July 1984. Both sides hailed it as percent a year. Hooper said. Teachers and board No one waiting across the street Superior Court today to face Tripoli. 44. Make it attend a Zoning Board of The officer drove behind a I like to hide small Christmas presents under some and invite the neighbors over to sing the product of the most amicable negotiations in members settled for increases that will range in a long line outside Harvest saw charges that they stole over $1,100 Appeals meeting. Parkade bowling alley and waited things in my dresser drawers. "The problem there is years. between 8.9 percent and 9.5 percent over the next or heard anything suspicious at the worth of clothes Monday from the Christmas carols. 26. Tie it to the fence at the Dog Pound. Questions that remain to be answered about a three years. time the incident is alleged to have Weathervane in the Manchester for Sears to notify police headquar­ shirts. I have about eight good shirts but I have eight ters if something should happen, 9. Grate the doll into shreds. Make the Dog Warden Richard Rand will find it 45. Tell it to go stand in the middle of the merit-pay system are how the Bolton Education Hooper said the contract was settled before almo.st occurred, police said. Parkade, police said. more that are too good to throw away ahd not good Association will respond to the proposal and whether any other public school contract in the state. The Another woman also charged in police said. The call came: The enough to wear out in pubiic. These are Saturday shreds into cole slaw and serve on and put it in the Herald’s Adopt A Pet Broad Street intersection. Tell it the cars man with the bag had run out of the the school board can afford to offer merit raises large school board had hoped to bring salaries up to the The young woman told police the incident was released on $500 morning shirts. They prevent me from burying Christmas Eve with fresh bread and column. won’t hurt it. Westhervane with an armload of average level of salaries throughout Connecticut, but that her assailant, whose face was bond and ordered to appear in anything but the thinnest Christmas presents among court Jan. 4. clothing and made off in a car witli homemade tomato soup. found that other state districts settled later at higher covered with a ski mask, first two other people, police said. them. 27. Send it to Edward Meese and he will 46. Bring the doll to the East Catholic.yS. increases than Bolton officials had predicted. asked for her purse. When she told Donaid L Gilbert. 21; Cassandra 10. Make it join Manchester's nuclear E Hire coordinator, him she was not carrying one, he Johnson, 27, and Latiste Prince, 20, The officer foilowed the car onto starve it. Manchester football game. Tell the.cfoif. Even so. Hooper said, salaries in Bolton are As a result of this seasonal storage emergency. I freeze movement. It’ll die of boredom. E the highway and stopped them comparable to those in neighboring towns such as reached into her pocket and found were each charged with third- to sit in the Manchester High side arf(jTlb there, poiice said. take special measures. I put presents and other items Manchester, Vernon and Glastonbury. $150 her mother had given her to degree larceny after Manchester Gilbert and Miss Johnson were 1 have to get out of sight for a few weeks in emergency 11. Leave it alone overnight in a real 28. Put it in Manchester’s nativity scene East Catholic cheers. Coventry urged The entry-level salary for a teaeher with no buy tickets to an upcoming Neil police stopped their car on Inter­ storage areas. cabbage patch. The other cabbages will and somebody will steal it. experience will be $13,352 for school year 1984-85. A Diamond concert, she told police. state 86 and saw a pile of clothes held overnight in lieu of $500 bonds. She said the man wielded an eight- pushed out the car door onto the Miss Prince was released after The prime emergency storage area in anyone’s be so jealous of all the attention the doll 47. Sell it to Cavey’s for gourmet COVENTR'V — Over a dozen town residents, teacher with a master’s degree who reaches the top of to 10-inch folding knife. highway, police said. posting bond. house is under the bed. I put a lot of stuff under the bed heedless of the council's current hiring freeze, turned the Bolton pay scale will earn $25,040. is getting they’ll gang up on the doll and 29. Make it walk down Main Street in coleslaw. out at Monday's meeting to urge the Town Council to at Christmas. beat it to death. three-inch heels after an ice storm. C employ a youth services coordinator. The basement and the attic of the house are about 48. Tell the doll you know a little doll that The position was originally put in place by the full, so the last place where there’s a little emergency C giilgjS^Open Tonight 'til 9 12. Tell the doll its birth father had AIDS. 30. Put it in a vegetable stand at the looks just like it. previous town council. The current council was in the ^WATCH AND lEWELRY REPAIRS room is up the back stairway. If you have a back It’ll die of anxiety. MACC farmers’ market. process of advertising for a new coordinator when DIAMONDS stairway, don't overlook it as a place to put some uncertainties about the status of town employees things temporarily. We don't ordinarily use the back 49. Take it to a Connecticut Bank and forced them to put a freeze on hiring. 'Bray's Jewelry Store stairway although we try to keep it clear of debris for 13. Tie its little arms to two horses going . , 31. Make it walk across the Oak Grove Trust Company. Stick its head in the Thomas J. Bolthur said the Democratic Town "Wrap up Christmas for Less!" Nature Center covered bridge. It’ll get a Committee, of which he is a member, unanimously 737 Main St. most of the year. in opposite directions. Barney machine. supports the creation of the position. He said the town Manchester, Ct. 643-5617 One warning: Keep careful track of the emergency broken leg. has a very big problem with undirected youth. storage areas you use for Christmas presents. A few 14. Take it for a one-way linear walk 50. Make it read everything that’s been Any money spent on a youth services coordinator days after July 4th this year, I dropped a quarter along the Hockanum River. 32. Stuff it into your yule log. written so far on Cabbage Patch Kids. now, Bolthur said, would be cost-ffective — saving the under the bed and when 1 got down on my knees to look town much more in welfare and corrections fees later for it, I discovered a Christmas present I ’d forgotten on. OFF to give my sister in 1974. Most of the speakers in favor of creating the position 20% were members of the Coventry Human Services Advisory Committee, a group which is not connected SALE to the town in any official way. Diamonds He has the country’s largest collection Robert E. Olmstead, Town Council chairman, earrings objected to the group's plan to establish a second pendants advisory committee to be the "eyes and ears" of the rings proposed youth coordinator. Even the Town Council Pearls ‘' u k Gold Chains cannot advise a town employee, Olmstead said, (LARGE SELECriON) Ov insisting a panel of non-appointees surely couldn't \AII UK Pierced ^ Bob Paquette’s a bug on microphones serve as advisors. Earrings O O Watches (OVER 400 PR TO ■■ Bv JIM AA. Schultz ing," he said. "The first time they PULSAR. SEIKO. referred someone to me it scared CHOOSE FROM) BULOVA United Press International 2 MILWAUKEE — The micro­ me. It’s always been a hobby for Fire Calls me." 2 WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL ,/j phones in Bob Paquette's micro.- phone museum participated in 'over 70 YRS. IN BUSINESs\ some of the major historical events IS INTEREST started with medical call. Forest Road Manchester ^ OPIN EVIRY NIGHT T il 9 U NHl CHRISTMAS of the century, but always in a radios. As a fifth grader, Paquette (South Coventry) supporting role — always oversha­ beat a path to the neighborhood Monday, 10:40 a.m. — Sunday, 11:08 a.m. — dowed by the figure standing library, reading every book availa­ car fire. 20 Steep Hollow medical call, Jurovaty behind them. ble on the talking machines. Lane (Town) Road (Andover) Later he got a job with an Monday, 11:45 a.m. — He has a small mike a CIA agent is said to have taken from the electronics company and eventu­ 0 medical call, 156 Spencer ally started Select Sound Service, St. (Paramedics) lectern at Hitler’s hideaway at Berchtesgaden. Inc., where he works today. 0 Monday, 1:33 p.m. — grass fire. Pleasant Val­ And there’s one like President Paquette's museum is lined with ley Road and Windsor Franklin D. Roosevelt used to shelves and shelves of micro­ Street (Eighth District) warm a war-chilled nation in his phones of all shapes and sizes. Monday, 5:46 p.m, — Puritan Earl Vee: One of America's fireside chats. Most are American, although he The big black boxy one in the smoke in the wall, 21 Great Sweater Values America's favorite the has some from Germany and Laurel St. (Town, V-neck pullover Puritan fashions this sweater classic of corner — that's a condenser England. Many are branded with Paramedics) n u r f t ^'005100% DuPont Orion acrylic lor softness, comfort, and easy microphone that traveled with the yall letters of broadcast Admiral Byrd on one of his Monday, 7 p.m. — ■ ”machine wash and dry care All at an economical price stations throughout the country, smoke alarm, 68 Pascal Sizes S-M-L-XL Antarctic expeditions. some now defunct. Lane (Town) And over on the side is the kind His file cabinet is filled with Monday, 9:51 p.nS. — 10 Colors *1 5 ’ °Reg. ‘22. that made the ladies swoon as it copies of pages from old periodi­ medical call, 526 E.Center transmitted the silky tones of Bing cals that show pictures or adver­ St. (Paramedics) Crosby to a nation huddled around tise mikes. their radios. There are also books like “ The Tolland County Paquette, 53, has been acquiring Speaking Telephone, Talking Pho­ them since the 1950s and now has nograph and other novelties.” 700 — which he says the largest Friday, 12:05 p.m. — dated 1878. collection in the country and He has some network micro­ medical call, Hutchinson probably in die world. REGAIIS• phones and microphones from "Your Quality Men's Shop" and Times Farm roads The Smithsonian institution (Andover) motion picture studios — ones that MANCHESTER VERNON knows about Paquette. They’ve no doubt have felt the sighs of the 903 MAIN SI CH Frday, 8:38 p.m. — rill CITY PIAZA borrowed his microphones and famous. But they cannot talk, and medical call. Stonehouse Open A4on.-Fri. Ill 9i00 Opin Doily 10-9 sent mike enthusiasts his way. their pasts have been lost forever. Road (South Coventry) S it. 'HI 5:30 Sal. 'IH 5:30 That's kind of a shock for a “ I know a lot of these mikes have Saturday, 2:06 p.m. — UPI photo ’ Milwaukee boy who started pick­ been used by a lot of top people. A medical call, No'rth Ayers ing up the gadgets just for fun. Bob Paquette of Milwaukee, who has been acquiring lot of them are NBC mikes," he Road (South Coventry) OPEN TONIGHT 'til 9 his museum with the collection he says is the largest in "The Smithsonian refers a lot of said. “ But how do you ever verify Saturday, B:33 p.m. — microphones since the 1950s and now has 700, stands in the country. people to me and that's surpris­ who used them?" 12 MANC IIKSTKK HKKAl.l). 'riiosd.iv, 20, I98H J MANCMKSTKH MKKAUJ, Tuesday Doc 20. m .i - !■» A dvice ■Manchester-Yesterdays- Daughter looks for a way We talked about flight over town for weeks afterward By Douglas A. Johnson World," this ad was mn: "Fly Over cockpit and away we went. Out over Times have changed since then. One of Special to the Herald Manchster — Adults $3, Children $2 — at Highland Park, East Center, the Center my sons runs a sign shop there now, near to stiffen her mother’s will Globe Hollow Reservoir. Pilot — Hank Church, Cheney Mills, Glastonbury and the sloping hills; huge power lines run I am starting with a forethought. Before Wetherell. (Hank later became Connecti- back to the "Ressie,” Overall total speed their way. 1 was bom in Manchester, my father ran Manchester is still the greatest, but I DEAR ABBY: Please us get married. ' cut’s Aviation Commissioner). was about 70 miles per hour. We spoke of put a few words in your I was still 15 when our an old-fashioned saloon on Oak Street up Sunday was a cold day in late January. our adventure for many a day. miss the slower pace we set. column about the impor­ first child was born, and until Prohibition. Johnson's Saloon is still We had one foot of ice on Globe Hollow The next day, Fred missed school due to Editor’g note: Douglas A. Johnson Sr. lives at 66 tance of having a will. My 17 when we had our listed on the 1914 large maps of our town. Reservoir, with a three-inch crust of prop wash, from our open cockpit. Both of Seaman Circle. Do you have a Manchester father died without leav­ Dear Abby second. Six weeks later Outside of picking strawberries and his eyes were closed. memory you'd like to share with Manchester ing one because Mother my husband was sent to snow. John, Fred and I hiked up South Herald readers? Perhaps you remember the day didn't want to scare him Italy with the U.S. Air tobacco in Buckland, one of my first jobs Main to the reservoir. Also, on the west side of the reservoir, Abigail Van Buren your uncle was married in St. James Church or by letting him know that Force and I was left was delivering the Manchester Herald. There, resting on the ice by the country woods cut natural ice at the Ice Pond and the night the garage burned down or the day your he was sick enough to die. behind to care for our two You could get the Herald for 18 cents a club, was a large 1935, red, radial-engined we swam there in the summer. brother enlisted in the army. Submit a photo if one Of course. Dad wanted babies. Six months later N',' Mother to have- every­ my husband was badly week in those days. We made a three-cent “Stearman Bi-plane,” known for a short Another thing I miss is the good hunting is available. If your submission is used, we'll pay thing, but after he died. brain damaged in a car profit on each customer. take off and landing area requirement. and hiking we enjoyed on Wetherell you $5. Photos will be returned; submissions will Mother hud to go through accident, and 10 months One Friday, near our "High School Hank strapped us in the spacious front Street. not. a lot of fancy footwork to DEAR CONCERNED: of a family in desperate after that he was killed in settle his affairs. Having Tell your mother to give need and any help we another car accident. gone through all of this, her attorney son-in-law could provide would be an wouldn't you think she answer to their prayers." At 191 was a widow with the following message. two children, no education would have her own will "If you can't get together So my husband and I New Mexico’s Christmas draws from Spanish and Mexican customs drawn up? Well, she and our two children are and no job skills. I'll spare with me within the next you the details of those hasn't, and she is getting two weeks. I "intend to find shopping for "our fam­ By John A. Wedster New Mexico with a Span­ weight lor the sack and an "There were no street foot or from cars. searching for shelter. communities, a dance Going to church, espe­ on in years. ily." Now instead of hear­ awful years of struggling In many New Mexico Their request is rejected known as Los Matachiiles cially Christmas Eve an attorney who will. " to survive and make a life United Press ish or Mexican basis. anchor for the candle. lights," Padilla said by My sister, who is mar­ And if he doesn't — she ing, "I want," we hear, International Holiday celebrations Hundreds, just inches telephone from Santa Fe. communities and Indian many times before the is performed during the mass, is a major part of ried to an attorney, called "Let's get this for them." for the three of us. Suffice "It was very practical." pueblos, folk plays or quest ends happily with holidays. The garishly the Christmas celebration should. it to say that I became an also are sometimes fla­ apart, may be used to me "greedy and crpss " Abby, if every fortunate ALBUQUERQUE, vored witn pueblo Indian highlight a large building Now, he said, lumina- dances stemming from admission to an "inn." costumed dancers all for many families. for reminding Mother to family were to help a old lady before I became a the curliest Spanish Traditionally, the play is wear black veils, which "Usually in Hispanic DEAR ABBY: This woman. Worst of all, I N.M. — Rows of lighted traditions. or park. rias are used .solely as have her will drawn up. year I thank God my family or person in need, . paper sacks outlining "It's a population with a Donald Lorenzo Pa­ decoration, one of the settlers are presented presented for nine consec­ Padilla said derives from homes, there's a party Mother has asked her it would be a better broke my mother's heart. Herald photo by Pinto during the Christmas sea­ utive nights, ending on a practice in 14th and 13th after celebration of the husband has a steady (She died at 55.) streets, driveways, walk­ strong Roman Catholic dilla, archivist with New most popular in the state. attorney son-in-law re­ paycheck coming in and holiday season for ways, walls and even base and Hispanic-Indian Mexico State' Records More than 5.000 people son. The best known is Las Christmas Eve. century Europe of wear­ mass," said Mares. "It's peatedly to please get our family will spend the everyone. I would like to tell that A child is bom rooftops are a common roots." said Ernest A. Center and Archives, said will sign up for the Christ­ Posadas, which tells the Another traditional ing masks to ward off the a truly festive occasion together with her to do it, G.K.S. the use of luminarias mas Eve guided tour of story of Mary and Jo­ play is Los Pastores. Black Death, or plague. for family and friends to holidays with many loved 15-year-old girl who can't Students at the Cornerstone Christian McCavanagh and Aasha Grezel play the sight in many New Mexico Mares, curator of educa­ but he keeps telling her ones. Our table will be wait to get married: You communities during the tion at the Albuquerque apparently comes from luminaria displays in sev­ seph's Christmas Eve which tells the story of Many pueblos also have get together." there is no hurry and he's filled with plenty to eat DEAR G.K.S.: Thank have a lifetinae to be an School: 236 Main St., rehearse for the sheep. The angels are Jamie McCava­ Christmas season. museum. the old practice of build­ eral Albuquerque neigh­ search for a place to stay. shepherds making their their own dances combin­ Such a gathering often too busy right now. (My and our children will open you for a great idea. adult. Once your child­ play. “Hark The Herald Angel.” They’ll nagh and Amber Grezel. Students in the These luminarias or fa- The lunch bag-sized lu­ ing small stacks of woods borhoods, while thou­ The couple portraying way to Bethlehem to offer ing their traditions with includes the serving of Christian customs intro­ posole. a dish of hominy, sister told me that she and many gifts. hood is gone you can never pfesent it Thursday at 7 p.m. at the elementary grades and the junior high rolitos are one of many minarias are partly filled and igniting them to light sands more will .view the Mary and Jo.seph move gifts to the newborn Je­ her husband don't have I am not unuppr.ecia- DEAR ABBY: The iet- get it back. The horrors I Christmas customs in with dirt, which acts as a the way to church. lines of glowing lights on from house to house sus. It has been per­ duced by the Spanish pork and chili: tamales; wills either. Can you be­ tive, just a bit guilt-ridden ter signed "Jerry and endured before I turned 21 school. Mary is played by Sarah Dumas choir will participate in this Christmas formed since the late 17th settlers. Performances of empanaditas. a pastry lieve this?) because I know many Me" could have been nearly ruined my life. and Joseph by Eddie Loew. Marty musical. Century, but was not the Buffalo, Deer, Bow shell that can be filled I am not concerned families will go hungry written by me 30 years Listen to Abby. If you are Newell pl«'< fhp shepherd and Sean written down until the 19th and Arrow and other with fruit, nuts or a sort of about my own inherit­ and no Santa will visit ago. I was also 15 and in love, it will last. At 45 I century. dances are held at Christ­ mincemeat: and lots of ance. but my mother has a their kids. madly in love with a am only beginning to get In some pueblos and mas time. red chili, Mares said. lot in assets, and I don't Feeling as 1 do. I called 20-year-old man. My par­ my life together. I sin­ want to see it lost in taxes. our parish priest and ents did everything they cerely hope you will not Star says violent ‘Scarface’ What should I do? asked him to find a family could to keep us apart, so I make the same mistake I CONCERNED we could help during the got pregnant on purpose made. Sign this... DAUGHTER holidays. He said he knew so they would have to let OLD BEFORE MY TIME has redeeming social value Dropped uterus is common Jewelry Travel Roll By Julianne Hastines of theater," he said, noting that the Greek playwrights ^ in rich Rayon Brocade UPl TV Reporter believed a viewer should come out of the theater a different person. NEW YORK (UPI) — TV and film star Robert Loggia said he first saw the movie with a public but painful n^evertheless Loggia can't think of a better movie for young people audience on the West Coast. Features: to see than "Scarface," the violence-packed tale of a "The mayhem in that theater! I knew the movie was Cuban refuge who tries to realize the American dream doing what we wanted it to," the S3-year-old actor 1 full size DEAR DR. LAMB: I cdntrolled at 120 over 80. by becoming a cocaine king. said. compartment am 40 and had four I'm 64, weigh 196 pounds Loggia, wbo plays Admiral Aukharin in the CBS Then he saw the movie at the Academy of Motion • 3 zippered smaller series "Emerald Point, N.A.S.," is drug kingpin pregnancies in my 20s. My and am 6-foot-2. What is Pictures in Los Angeles. "I was shocked by the compartments gynecologist told me my left bundle branch block? Frankie Lopez in the movie that had celebrities difference in the audience reaction. They were uterus was more than Is this a heart disease? walking out the door in the middle of its premieres on silent." • 1 ring holder halfway down and that my Your Health Will it require open heart both coasts. Among the celebrities who walked out of the New bladder needed to be put surgery? Should I be The Brian De Palma picture that stars A1 Pacino in York premiere was author Kurt Vonnegut, who's book back where it belonged. Lawrence Lamb, M.D. taking some other medi­ the title role has touched off a wave of columns "Slaughterhouse Five" was about the Allied bombing My family doctor, who cine? I am concerned nationwide with themes similar to Walter Goodman's of Dresden during World War II that killed about The pierfect is a surgeon, said he had about taking a diuretic. piece Sunday in the New York Times, "Is There a 180,000 people. stocking staffer never lost a patient by Moral Limit to the Violence in Films?" "Kurt Vonnegut's sensibilities were upset (by and only removing healthy tissue DEAR READER: Left But Loggia said the movie Las socially redeeming Scarface')? " Loggia said. "He can deal with features, something "Psycho" lacks. and didn't want to start since what you have is a To give you a better bundle branch block bombing Dresden but he can't deal with what happens $ 1 2 9 5 with me. He said every­ gynecological pijoblem. understanding of this merely means that the "'Scarface' is the ultimate anti-drug film — and on the streets here?" thing was low, but it was The condition is fairly common problem, I am normal conduction to the anti-violence film," Loggia said. "This movie looks Unlike "The Godfather," Loggia said, the charac­ normal. common, particularly in sending you The Health left side of your heart is the drug problem right in the eye. If this shakes the ters in "'Scarface" are in no way made heroic. "We My real problem is women who have had Letter 14-12, Hysterec­ slowed. This can be establishment, sorry, that's the way it is." don't think, 'These guys aren't so bad." pain, particularly at the multiple pregnancies. tomy, Cystocele and Rec- caused by an inflamma­ Loggia said it took him four months to decide that he The "Scarface" made in 1932 was a good picture. end of intercourse. Some­ The muscles and lif^ j- tocele. It will diagram for tion and scarring of the was going to do the movie, which has been criticized Loggia said. "But it doesn't turn you to jelly like this times I can't sleep that ments in the pelvic area you the basic problem of specialized heart fibers to for its language, its graphic violence and particularly one does." night and am in agony the that support the vagina loss of support in these the left side of the heart or for a scene involving a chainsaw slaughter in a Loggia, a first generation American who grew up on next day. are over-stretched during areas. Other readers who by other disorders, includ­ bathtub. the Lower East Side, said his Sicilian father was a Overall Size My doctor explained pregnancy and delivery. want this issue can send 75 ing damage from coro­ "1 said, 'Who the hell is going to see this?' Every firm believer that children could advance and surpass 8 ”x11' that it is my age and that Since it is a mechanical c e n ts w ith a long, nary artery disease. page, every other word.'" their parents through education. my ovaries are not pro­ problem, it usually has to stamped, self-addressed I have seen it in young But the cast did some scenes with Pacino and "I believe that completely. I don't see children This unique jewelry travel roll is finished in a beautiful, ducing enough hormones. be repaired by surgery. envelope for it, to me, in healthy individuals and I Loggia decided it was great theater, a landmark. surpassing their parents that often anymore, and I patterned rayon brocade material with long lassie ties that He prefers to wait until But of course, not eve­ care of the Manchester have seen it in the pres­ "My initial reading shocked me as much as my think drugs has something to do with it. after menopause to put initial viewing, and I think that's a tremendous piece "The fabric of the country is laced with marijuana afford security, convenience and easy portability Buy one for ryone requi|-es surgery, Herald, P.O. Box 1551, ence of severe heart dis­ Herald photo by Tarquinio yourself and several as gifts. me on hormones. He gave Radio City Station, New ease, so you ha ve to assess and coke." me Motrin and it helps, 1 doubt your pain is York, N Y. 10019. its significance on the rest Tight fit but I hate taking drugs. associated with a de­ of the medical findings. I CHRISTMAS DA> Can you give me some crease in hormones if you DEAR DR. LAMB: At your age, you can be Make Your Christmas Day Chris Mund, a member of the Trinity Covenant Church weekends before Christmas. Proceeds will help [ IS SUNDAY DEC 2S I advice before my husband have not gone through certain you have some Cinema During a recent examina­ youth group, loads a Christmas tree into a customer’s finance the group’s trip to a youth convention next c Jiic /ia e & of 25 years begins to look menopays»yet. Motrin is tion the doctor told me 1 changes in the arteries to Dinner Reservation At TrustedJewelers Since 1885 elsewhere for a new bed simply a pain reliever and had left bundle branch your heart. And taking Hartford Wlnosor car Saturday. Members of the group, called Trinity summer in Wyoming. partner? in some ways is compara­ moderate amounts of a Athoneum Cinema — Film Plaza — A Christmas Story m a t i l t . fhe Newest And Most High Fellowship, sold trees and wreaths on the two DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER block. I take hydrochloro- fchedule raiumet Doc. 2t. (P G ) 7:15. Hartfora • New Bniain • WesDarms Mall ble to aspirin. While it tbiazide with orange juice diuretic, such as you are CIntma City — Rear Win­ AmtnCEE €xDrEti.MES>E« C h w g E 'V w W h E e fs O w ^ E DEAR READER: If may give you relief from and try to eat a banana taking, is a good way to dow (P G ) 7:20, 9:45. — Hetfauront In The Area you want a second opin­ pain, it will not cure or daily to compensate for control blood pressure. It Angelo, M v Love (R ) 7:40 with The Great Santinl (R) 17S Toitand TumpHiE, MEnchEEtEr ion, perhaps you should correct any of the dis­ potassium loss. should not be a problem 9:50.— Kovaonlsaats7,9:15. see another gynecologist. orders you may have. My blood pressure is for you. — Mickey's Christmas Carol Public Records (G) with The Rescuers (G) Chriatmaa DInnar Sarvad 4:45, 9. Colonial Reopens Friday. From 11 AM to 9 PM Clnestudlo — Parsifal 7:30. Warranty daadt Partnertship to Romanov fireplace insert at 96 Tim- To Suburban Services damage at 90 Ridge St,, East Hartford APPETIZBR, Choice of One David A. Golas, trustee. American Enterprises rod Road, $200. for Lao Toua Lo to repair $16,900. Dreams can distort time, Eastwood Pub ft Cinema — Chicken Qumbo Soup - Chilled Tometo Juice - Pitkin Associates, and Inc., premises at 249 ^ ^ Heritage offices will be Schedule unavailable. Chilled Fruit Cup Poor RIchord's Pub ft Ci­ Alexander J. Matthew Spencer SI., for 10 years closed during the three nema — ReopeijvDec. 25. ENTR Ua and Bernard J. Hickey to from Dec.l with a five- Showcase Cinemas— Scar­ face (R ) I, 4:15, 7:30. — Celery and Olives - Toseed Qreen Seled With Lena J. Monaclella and year option for renewal. days of the upcoming holi­ and tell us about ourselves Terms of Endearment (PG) French Dressing Cathy Lee Monacella, 1:40,4:15,7, 9:40. — Sudden MAINCOUREB Unit 454-1. C arriage Tarminallon of agraamanl day weekend. Have a nice Impact (R ) 12:30, 2:45, 7:20, House Condominium, Linnaeus-San Fran­ Reflections in Crystal DEAR DR. BLAKER: 9:45. — Christine (R ) 1,3:10, Roast Young Tom Turkey With Stuffing end Qrevy holiday. itially successful. How­ 5:15, 7:40, 10. — YentI tP G ) With Crenberry Ssuce...... 7.75 $53,900. cisco Associates Limited I’ve always been very ■ r \ ever, as soon as he saw 1:30, 4:10, 7:10, 9:40.— G ork Ramona M. 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Karen Blaker, Ph.D. though I have to watch a Kind (R ) 7:15, 9:15. — The or Sweet Peas, or Mixed Vsgetablee mond S. Guntulis and Spencer St. weekends and holidays Man Who Loved Women (R) Tea or Coffee. If, for example. I fall ' I f him every rhinute of the 9:40. — T o Be O r Not T o Be. John L. O'Connell and meaningful included! back to sleep at 6a.m. and day to insure that he (P G ) 7:30, 9:45. DEaaERTa Gary D. O’Connell, prop­ Building parmllt have a dream that seems Mansfield image doesn't go outside and Translux College Twin — Choice of One: Apple Pie, Hot Mlnoe erty at 1077-1081 Main St., To Andrew Ansaldi Co. to go on forever. 1 find that re-injure himself. Schedule unavailable. or Pumpkin Pie, loe Cream. $162,000. for St. James Church for Vernon maybe 15 minutes have Child's Portion: For Children Under renovations to lower level passed. 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This is the Royal 49ers claim NFC West title; Dallas ponders Copenhagen Christ­ mas plate for 1951. (Pronounce the SAN FRANCISCO (U PI) - It last two weeks. "You don’t go into Turner — who forced Dallas Danish "Jul" like Collectors' was a study in the.rising and falling the playoffs with a lot of momen­ quarterback Danny White to fum­ Yule, and there you tides of sports. tum when you lose games like ble in the early going setting up the have it.) The plate is Corner In one lockerroom stood San these." 49ers first touchdown — said San 0 the property of Pau­ Francisco 49ers coach Bill Walsh, Cowboy running back Tony Francisco’s defensive goal was to line Trian, acquisi­ Russ MacKendrick smiling and talking of the future. Dorsett — held to only 34 yards on match Dallas strength for tions assistant at Across the way, Dallas coach 17 carries by Washington and 32 strength. MCC, and an aficio­ I A’ J Tom Landry was hesitant, search­ yards on 15 carries by the 49ers — nado of angels. It is ing for answers to why his team said its time for Dallas to sit down "W e don’t have a finesse type of valued at $310, up has collapsed in its last two games and take account of itself. defense,” the veteran linebacker from the original and faces an uphill battle next "W e gotta go back to Dallas and out of Purdue said. issue price of $5. week against the Los Angeles sit down and talk to ourselves, ” The 49ers opened the scoring The very first Royal Copenhagen 307 in the year, the other good news / Rams in the NFC wild card Dorsett said. ’"We’re quickly. On the Cowboys first Christmas plate, a "Madonna and for plate-lovers is the inception of showdown. embarassed." possession. Turner hit White’s arm Child.’ ’ came out in 1908 at a dollar, computerized trading at the Brad­ a The 49ers had just defeated the While the victory was a satisfy­ as he faded in the pocket and the and now goes for $1,750. That ford Exchange: “ Collectors are Cowboys, 42-17, in the regular- ing one for the 49ers — the third errant pass fell into the arms of particular one, lacking an angel now able to refer to their quote season finale Monday night. The straight including the 1981 NFC Lawrence Pillers who return it 16 figure, is not on Mrs. Trian’s list. sheets for price information and victory gave San Francisco its Championship game .over the yards to the Dallas 4. Instead, she feels, the next one to then call the trading floor’s toll- second NFC West title in the last Cowboys — it proved to be very shoot for is the 1945 yuletime plate free number to buy and sell plates three years and the home field costly. From there, Montana hit run­ called "A Peaceful Motif’’ showing instantly." advantage for the first round of the Dwight Clark, who has been ning back Roger Craig for the first very much the same small be- NFC playoffs. among the league’s top receivers of his two touchdown receptions. Makes it dead easy. After your winged creature in an attitude of In that contest, the 49ers will the past two years, was injured The 49ers made it 14-0 when account is established, you can just prayer. Today's price for the Motif either play the Cowboys again or away from the play and suffered return specialist Dana McLemore pick out your plate from the is $380. the Detroit Lions. San Francisco’s torn ligaments in his right knee. raced 56 yards with a punt for a mammoth full-color "Bradford opixment will be decided next The team said he would probably touchdown. Dallas punter Jim All the above dollar values are Book": call in your deal and reach taken from the latest bi-monthly Herald photo by Tarquinio Monday in the wild card shootout be lost for the playoffs. Miller and running back Timmy for your checkbook. Bradford Exchange ’ ‘Current Quo­ in Dallas. If the Rams win, the Quarterback Joe Montana — Newsome both had a good shot at tations.” This periodical, now in its One Christmas plate that has Santa’s helpers I Lions will travel to Candlestick. If who threw for four touchdowns in stopping McLemore but ran into 10th year, will be supplied free of gone against the lower trend is the Dallas wins they get the honor of the contest — said the loss ofClark each other at their 25-yard-line. Rockwell Society’s "Scotty Gets Robertson School students played Santa’s elves by Rodriquez, center, and Ms. Sattler wait their turns. •if. would be great but that he felt the charge on application to them at returning to San Francisco either Dallas finally got on the board as His Tree." It was their very first, team could adjust. P.O. Box 390, Chicago, IL. 60648. It collecting more than 600 food items in a project Non-perishable food may be left at the Manchester Mall on Dec. 31 or Jan.l . Rafael Septieh — who broke his issued at $24..50: now in the hot Those thoughts were far from "That’s a loss.” he said of his keeps tabs on 1,200 plates from 62 coordinated by teacher Debbi Sattler. The food will be Main Street, the town fire stations, or any office of Heritage team record for points in one sheet at $145. Walsh’s mind as he pondered good friend’s injury. "But I think makers in 12 countries. seasem by scoring his 122nd of the The current Rockwell plate packed in Christmas baskets for Manchester’s needy Savings and Loan Association. Mail checks to MACC Monday’s game. (Mike) Wilson will step in and do a It has not been the best of years year m the contest — made good on for speculator-investors, but col­ called “ Santa in the Subway," families. Driver Andy Geidel, left, a school custodian, helps Seasonal Sharing, Box 773, Manchester. "Our defense was super," he heck of a job." a 47-yard field goal. lectors have two reasons to rejoice. depicts a young boy’s surprise at student Owen Dilley load a box of groceries while Jason ,said. "’Our offense didn’t do The key for San Francisco First of all, most of the desirable seeing a weary department store everything we wanted but the Monday night was a strong San Francisco made it, 21-3, older issues have either backed Santa taking an impromptu nap defense more than made up for it ” defense. when Montana hooked up with away or just remained within in after a long day of jollity. This Now you know For Landry, the thoughts danc­ Defensive linemen Dwaine Freddie Solomon on a 77-yard reach, in spite of inflation. same artwork appeared in 1940 in ing though his head had to revolve Board, Jeff Stover and Fred Dean scoring play. E mauled their Cowboy offensive For instance, the Bing & Gron- the Saturday Evening Post. around why his team has fallen to E The continent of Antarctica has n d lo t ? dahl "Country Christmas” of 1973 The maker of the plate is the four volcanoes — 12,450-foot-high UPl photo the Washington Redskins. 31-10, line counterparts at the point of The Cowboys rounded out the is only $25 and the Royal Copenha­ Edwin M. Knowles China Com­ Erubus on Ross Island, Big Ben on and the 49ers by such large attack and linebackers Keena first half scoring when White — gen "Train Homeward Bound " of pany, "Am erica’s oldest name ip Heard Island, which is 9.007 feet San Francisco defenders Jim Stuckey sack him in the Monday night football margins on the past two weeks. Turner and Wilie Harper shut who finished with 25 completion on the same year is $29. Both of these fine china,” The firing period ends high, Melbourne on Victoria Land, "W e haven’t moved the ball well down Dorsett and his running mate 38 attempts for 277 and two costly JOB"*’ ®*' (79) and Dwaine Board (76) sandwich game in San Francisco. 49ers won to Ron Springs with a blitzing, are much less expensive than Dec. 24, The plate is B'/z inches with an altitude of 8,500 feet, and HffOid offensively," the veteran Cowboy interceptions — plunged over from many of the newer plates. across and retails at $25.50. Write Deception Island on South She­ r Dallas quarterback Danny White as they take NFC West title. coach said of his team’s output the outside pressuring game. the 1. Besides this buyers’ market, the Bradford Exchange if you want tland Islands, which is 1,890 feet with the Bradex down from 343 to one, or call them on 312-966-2770. high. C r" ’’".'“"'..fiiil"'' c yprni Starr gets boot from Packers About Town ooi ' , lor during last year’s strike-shortened Starr ranks third in longevity of "There were some things that ^ urg vivirt GREEN BAY. Wis. (U PI) - For Computer workshops offered Christmas dinner Wednesday at Fiano’s Restaurant 26 years. Bart Starr’s name was season. the eight Packer coaches, behind happened to me that I felt were in Bolton. Th# Bronulli Trio entertained the 65 linked with the Green Bay- The Packers could have made founder E.L. "Curly ” Lambeau unjust, ” he said, "but I lived with mort- the playoffs this year with a win in and Lombardi. He leaves the his decision because 1 respect Manchester Community College will offer three members and guests attending. „ « OVdi tfom ‘*’’ ^900 Packers. But even such symbols one-day workshops in word processing during winter Honored guests were Ann Mazur and her mother ‘JnTnil.V rafely survive losing seasons. their last game, but fell to the coaching position with a 52-76-3 him." interse.s.sion. Catherine Mazur. Ann was Manchester’s representa­ After nine frustrating cam­ Chicago Bears 23- 21 Sunday on a record, "I can’t pass judgment," said Students wil learn how to write, store, revise and tive to the 36-member team from Connecticut that paigns as the Packers' coach. field goal in the final seconds. Starr credited fan sentiment defensive end Ezra Johnson. "I print a simple document. Minimum typing skills of 35 participated in the International Special Olympics in Starr was fired Monday. Starr said he was "very disap­ with helping him become Packer can’t say where he went wrong. 1 words per minute are required. , Louisiana this year, Ann was the winner of a bronze " I f we had had a winning season, pointed’ ’ and shocked by his ouster coach. The coaching job was a call can’t even say if he was wrong." Each workshop meets from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Dates medal in bowling. "T w n oppo.lr. in terms of the playoffs, we would but added that Green Bay, which ".'1 felt had to be answered at the "T o me, he was a man of his are Jan. 4, 5, and 6. Cost is $95, including lunch. Call pot be having this se.ssion today.” finished 8-8, is “ in a position now time because 1 felt it was what word, a man I have a great deal of 646-2137 Green Bay president Robert Par- that it can go on and win, and I everyone wanted," Starr said. respect for. He was the kind of guy Masons plan party einrrit J pre**"' certainly hope it does,” But Parins said fan opinion also I liked playing for. I liked working ~ oulli*"' • h*l' ins said Monday in announcing "Our win-loss record here has was a reason for Starr’s dismissal. for . ” The Royal .Arch Masons will meet Wednesday at ™ *n . '•*>■•'• Starr’s dismissal. Learn about immigrants B«*< *" ,b*cl*'"* not been commen.surate with the "W e think we have a fairly good 7:30 p.m. at the Masonic Temple, 25 E. Center St. Irom "The decision was difficult not growth we’ve enjoyed ns an feel of the public pulse, and to that Manchester Community College will offer a course A Christmas party will follow the business meeting. only because of what it means to Starr’s best season was in 1978 inveri? * !rom organization since we took over," extent I ’d suppose you’d have to when the team was 8-7-1. Plagued in immigration in American history Jan. 19 through The Bill Reich Ensemble will entertain, and the Bart.” Parins said, "but also May 3 at Vernon Center Middle School, Route 30. because Bart is almost synonym­ said Starr, who will turn 50 next say it was a factor.” he said. by injuries, the Packers fell to 5-11 Ephram Kirby award winner will be honored. T ,to v V . Starr’s final season was marred Classes will meet every Thursday from 7 to 9:55 p.m. cooW nlinort 11 y- ous with the Green Bay Packers," month. "This organization is far in 1979 and 5-10-1 in 1980. by a scries of off-the- . field Dr. John Sutherland will teach. Students will |„id It** I Starr became identified with the better than when we took over." At the close of the 1980 season, Fish society meets packers as their quarterback Parins, who as chief of the incidents, including the su.spcnsion Starr was stripped of his duties as examine the experiences of immigrants who settled in ,,iy iurn«i *ith » jvhen they won five N FL cham­ executive committee and 45- of linebacker Mike Dougla.ss, the general manager by the club’s the United States from the Colonial era to the present. WEST HARTFORD — The Exotic Fish Society of ••• ■“ !S, M Telephone registration will be taken Dec. 27 through UcCookey pionships and the first two Super member Packer board of directors revelation of running back Eddie board of directors. Hartford will meet Dec, 27 at 7:30 p.m. at Emanuel ■p\.y«o 2 2 Jan. 5. Call 646-2137. Mint Bowls under coach Vince can hire and fire team officials, Lee Ivery’s cocaine problem and Starr joined the Packers in 1956 Meeting House, 155 Park Road. Lombardi. also dismissed the 10 members of several clashes with reporters, as a 17th round draft choice out of A holiday party, Chinese auction, get-acquainted But after taking over as coach Starr’s coaching staff. Douglass, who still intended to the University of Alabama. He is session and bowl party are planned. from Dan Devine on Christmas A search committee — whose file a grievance with the NFL one of only four Green Bay players Ann Mazur honored The meeting is open to the public. Children under Eve 1974, Starr had just one members were not announced — Players Association over the sus­ to have his number retired and was age 16 must be accompanied by an adult. Call 527-8826 The Manchester chapter of UNICO National, an winning season and led Green Bay was named by Parins to begin the pension, said he never lost his elected to the Football Hall of evenings. Italian-American civic organization, had its annual We Want Your Memories! to post-season play only once -- hunt for a new couch. respect for Starr “ as a man." Fame in 1977. 0 They are eagerly read by thousands of \S(ur subscribers... 0 Births touisville, UCLA return to top 10

b y Dave Raffo over North Carolina. The Tar ton College (7-0), St. John’s (6-0), Also, DePaul hosts Purdue Ouellette, James Robert, .son of James and Beverly and Gertrude Cretaro of Illinois. She has a brother, MPI Sports Writer Heels received the other 13 first- Oregon State (4-1), and Michigan Thursday night and Boston College Jepsen Ouellette of Andover, was born Nov. 21 at Jesse, 4'/i, i Ws Easy—Here’s How place votes and 517 points. State (5-1), all won two games visits Maryland Saturday in Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grand­ NEW YORK — Traditional pow- Also, it’s No. 6 Boston College, each. games involving two ranked Mullen, Jesse Landon, somof Jeffrey Francis and parents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Jepsen of East 'ers Louisville and UCLA returned No. 7 Purdue, No. 10 St. John’s, No, Boston College and Michigan, teams. Linda Haskell Mullen of 99 Maple St., was born Nov. 19 Earn a big fat $5. Become a celebrity.... Hartford. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and f. 0 the top 10 in the UPI Coaches’ 11 Maryalnd, No. 12 Georgia, No. both 7-0, each jumped three spots at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal Mrs. Euclid Ouellette of East Hartford, rankings after scoring upset victo­ 13 Louisiana State, No. 14 Oregon this week and St. John’s moved up The Atlantic Coast Conference is grandparents are Lois and Arthur T. Haskell Jr. of Hawthorne, Katherine Eileen, daughter of Jon C. Write down your recollections of Manchester long ries over the weekend. two. the most well- represented league South Windsor. His paternal grandparents are Joseph State, No. 15 Michigan, No. 18 and Celeste Neilson Hawthorne Jr., of Vernon, was • ; Louisville dumped North Carol- Texas-El Paso (6-0) fell one spot with four ranked teams — North and Doris Thompson of 97 Maple St. and William and ago. Tell us about the trolley cars or the parades down Texas-EI Paso, No. 19 Michigan born Nov, 16 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her ’ ina State 83-79 to jump from 16th to despite a 64-57 win over St. M ary’s Carolina. Maryland, North Carol­ Norma Mullen, 131 Pine St. He has a brother, Joshua, State and No. 20 Wake Forest. maternal grandparents are John and Claire Neilson of eighth, while UCLA climbed from Louisville fell out of the ratings (Texas). ina State and Wgke Forest. The 2. Main Street. Describe the day the circus came to town 13 Brainard Place. Her paternal grandparents are 17th to ninth with a 65-51 rout of two weeks ago after losing its first Beside the top five teams, Southeastern Conference (Ken­ Jon and Jeanette Hawthorne of 16 Church St. She has a Hassett, Katherine Mae, daughter of David Wayne or the boys went off to war. "Memphis State. North Carolina two games, but has now won four Purdue, Maryland, LSU and tucky, Georgia. LSU), Big East brother. Benjamin Caleb, 14 months. and Patricia Farr Hassett of 40 Buckingham St., was State fell 12 spots into 18th and straight. The Cardinals crushed Oregon State maintained their (Georgetown, Boston College, St. Herald photo by Pinto Haveles, Elisa Anne, daughter of Theodore C. and born Nov. 19 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her Photos will be returned but submissions cannot. Memphis State slid nine places to Indiana State early last week respective rankings. John’s) and Big Ten (Purdue, Anne Bellavance Haveles, of 28 Princeton St., was maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. James Farr Submissions should be 300 words or less, about two 17th with the losses. before their road victory against Wake Forest, 5-0, cracked the Michigan, Michigan State) have Defense from the rear born Nov. 16 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her of 19 Budding St. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. Otherwise, there were few North Carolina State. UCLA’s ratings despite being idle last three ranked teams apiece and maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Clifford L. and Mrs. Richard Hassett of 60 Benton St. and a half typed pages or less. changes In the ratings announced victory over Memphis State fol­ week. The Deacons replace pre­ there are two teams from the Manchester's 6-foot-8 Brian Spanb (44) tries to defend Bellavance of Moosup. Her paternal grandparents viously 20th-ranked Iowa, 3- 2. Metro Conference (Lousville, today after the latest balloting by lowed by one week a loss to against East Hartford's Tony Peoples (12) from the are Mr. and Mrs, Christy T. Haveles of Danielson. She Sobol, Michael Anthony, son of Michael John and Send entries to Adele Angle, Focus Editor, Box .the UPI Board of Coaches. No. 1 unranked New Mexico — the All records are through Sunday’s Memphis State) and Pacific-10 has a sister, Elana, 5. Lynn-Ann Kramer Sobol, of 500 Brewster St., jKentucky, No. 2 North Carolina, Bruins’ lone loss against four wins games. (UCLA, Oregon State). backside in their opener last Thursday. Manchester won, Cretaro, Amy, daughter of Ronald Edward and Coventry, was born Nov. 18 at Manchester Memorial 591, Manchester Herald, Manchester 06040. ,!No. 3 Houston, No. 4 DePaul and this year. This week, Houston and Louis­ Houston represents the Southw­ 50-32. The Indians were scheduled to be on the road Nancy Solomon Cretaro of Hartford, was born Nov, 18 Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and You may enter more than once! ;No. 5 Georgetown all held firm. Kentucky. 5-0, stayed atop the ville will meet at the Silversword* est Conference, Texas-El Paso is tonight at Simsbury High for a 7:45 p.m. game. East at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal Mrs. August Kramer of 73 Twin Hills Drive, Coventry. ; Kentucky received 24 of 37 rankings with victories over Classic, which begins Sunday and from the Western Athletic Confer­ grandparents are Helen and Sanol J. Solomon of 19 His paternal grandparents are Mr, and Mrs. Anthony Jirst-place votes and 542 overall Wyoming and Brigham Young. is hosted by last season’s giant- ence and DePaul is the lone Catholic was at St. Bernard while Cheney Tech was Robert Road. Her paternal grandparents are Ernest Sobol of 43 Watrous Road, Bolton. .points to keep its comfortable lead Houston (7-1), DePaul (7-0), Bos­ killer — Chaminade of Hawaii, independent in the Top 2Q.) home to Portland High. MANCHESTKR HERALD. Tuesday. Dec. 20, l!m:i College basketball roundup Evansville still on road back prouder of his three sons than anything else in the "Hey, Yogi, did you ever see such a beautiful managing. Larry, 34, is a vice president for day! C'mon, Let's go." United Floors, an organization that does world. If you ask me what it is about him I prize 'said Purde coach Gene Keady, added 12 for UCLA, The Bruins, most, about Yogi, it’s his honesty. 1 love him ." By Fred Lief Haskins, " I f we are a top 20 team, It was one ol his buddies, one pf the members of commercial flooring. Tim, who played one year “ Evansville had their biggest 5-1, held Howard scoreless (or the Yogi seldom pulls any punches. That was one of UFl Sports Writer they should be." Yogi Berra's regular foursome, calling the with the Baltimore Colts, is 32 and works at his crowd of the year and the crowd final 7:53 of the fii'st half. The S p orts the things that cost him the Mets’ managing job in Yankees’ new manager early Sunday morning at father’s racquetball club in. Fairfield, N.J., and was really into the gam e," Washington, D,C,, school was led And in Seattle, Marv Harshman August of 1975. He had suspended one of his Busketbull at the University of his home in Montclair, N.J., trying to get him out Dale, 27, plays shortstop for the Pittsburgh Jim Rowinski had 17 points and by freshman Fred Hill’s 16 points. of Washington bgcame the eighth Evansville will always be linked to on the golf course. Parade Pirates. outfielders, Cleon Junes, for not hustling. The James Bullock 16 for Purdue, NCAA Division I coach to win 600 that day in 1977 when 14 players He didn’t have to try too hard. "When the subject of Yogi managing again first Mets reinstated Jones and Berra got into a hassle which was outrebounded 44-30. The At Baton Rouge, La,, Leonard games as the Huskies beat St. with them about it. Next thing you know, he was and its coach were killed in a plane "OK, OK,” Yogi responded, "but I gotta get Milt RIchman came up, the boys said to him ’why not?"’ says Boilermakers are 7-1 entering Mitchell's tip-in with 18 seconds Mary’s (Calif.) 69-51. out. crash. back in time to watch the football game” their mother. "They said to.me, ’Well, mom, why Thursday's game at No. 4 DePaul. left helped Louisiana State hike its It didn’t bother him loo much. Nothing ever Dick Walters took over the "I appreciate getting 000 wins," That’s part of Yogi’s appeal. He doesn’t don’t you want dad to manage anymore?’ They The Aces are 5-3. record to 5-1, The Tigers trailed by does or ever did. program from Bob Watson, the said Harshman, in his 39th year of change. In this crazy mixed-up world of felt their father had done practically everything "Lack of concentration and 11 in the second half before leading There was the time he was coming back home coach who was among the 29 58-57 lead with 1:27 to go on John college coaching. "But I appre­ variables, he’s one ol those rare constants. in baseball — he was Most Valuable Player three impatience were our problems,” from the playoffs with the Newark Bears in fatalities on the charter flight. Tudor's jumper. ciate even more that we won the Whether he coaches the Yankees or manages Berra, Yogi's wifeof 34years, calls all the shots in limes, played in 15 All- Star Games and 14 World Keady said. "They just played September of 1946. Berra was listening to a It has been a difficult road back gam e.” them, or whether somebody even comes up with the family. Unquestionably, she does influence Series, managed two different teams to pennants at Evansville. So the impact of belter than us.” "This is the best comeback in my Yogi because she’s exceptionally bright and and was in the Hall of Fame — but he never had a portable radio on the train and heard that he, In other Top 20 games. No. 3 the idea of making him commissioner, he stays Monday night's victory was not 12 years at LSU,” said LSU coach Elsewhere, it was: Ball State 60, the same. perceptive and her husband, above ali others, is team that won a world championship. Bobby Brown, Vic Raschi and Frank Colman had Houston battered Texas Lutheran been brought up by the parent Yankees. lost on Walters — an 80-65 decision Dale Brown. “ It was miracle. We Drexel 55 and Youngstown State Managing the Yankees won’t be any novelty for intelligent enough to realize that, but she "They boys felt it would be nice for Yogi to have 129-65; No. 9 UCLA defeated He reported to Yankee Stadium the next day over Purdue, one of the kingpins of never gave up and won on will 90, Butler 79 in the first round of the Berra. He did it once before in 1964 when he led certainly doesn’t dictate what he should do. She an opportunity to do that, and after they pointed it Howard 63-52; No. 13 Louisiana and Johnny Neun, the manager, said to him: Indiana basketball and the No. 7 alone. ... I ’d like to see Houston Cardinal Classic; Bucknell 68, them to a pennant and then was fired after they wasn’t too crazy for him to manage anymore. out, 1 agreed with them. To tell you the truth, State edged Houston Baptist 60- 59; “ You’re ready, aren't you?” school in the country. Baptist play Houston. I don’t know Robert Morris 50; Auburn 100, lost the World Series that year to the Cardinals. "Y ogi was perfectly content to remain a coach though, originally I wasn’t anxious for him to No. 14 Oregon State lost to Fresno "Sure," Berra told him. “ This was the biggest win of my who I ’d bet on.” Eastern Kentucky 60; Clemson He also guided the Mets to a pennant in 1973, only with the Yankees and I felt the same way about manage again. What for? He.was happy with State 60-47; and No. 16 Texas-EI He then ripped pitcher Bob Savage for a homer career,” he said. "The big keys in 102, Baylor 52; Mississippi 82, to be beaten in that World Series too, by the A ’s. it," Carmen Berra says. "H e makes up his own what he was doing and 1 was happy for him." Paso downed Louisiana Tech 82-70. and a single to help the Yanks beat the A's, after the game were that we played hard At Fresno, Calif., Bernard Mercer 64, and Old Dominion 75, Yogi could’ve managed the Yankees again mind about things. I don’t make it up for him. Nobody knows Yogi Berra better than his wife At Houston, freshman Rickie which he played in another half dozen games for 40 minutes and we weren't Thompson’s 22 points and Ron Western Kentucky 68. before this. George Steinbrenner said as much Then there was another thing. Yogi absolutely - does. Winslow had 20 points, 10 rebounds before the season ended and finished up hitting intimidated. " Anderson’s 13 rebounds carried Friday at the announcement Berra was taking loves Billy. 1 adore him, too. He’s one of us. Yogi Some of those who don’t know him at all regard and eightassists to power Houston .364. Before a strong Evansville Fresno State. The Bulldogs outre- Also: South Alabama 73, South­ over for Billy Martin. and 1 both know how much he wanted the job this him as some sort of legendary object of to its eighth straight victory. The The ability to adjust to any given situation is crowd of 11,165, Richie Johnson bounded Oregon State 45- 21. ern Mississippi 71; Tulane 77, "But whenever I talked to him about it before, time around. But when Yogi found out there was amusement who has made a career of originating Cougars blocked five of the first six considered one of the best barometers of gauging had 22 points and 13 rebounds to Charlie Sitton had 17 points for the Georgia State 52; Creighton 60, he always said ’no,"’ Steinbrenner revealed, going to be a change, no matter what, and George laughable malapropisms, but Carmen Berra has Shots by Texas Lutheran and shot anyone's intelligence. carry the Purple Aces. The game Beavers. Southern 49; Iowa 72, Colorado 56; "Whenever I talked to Carmen, 1 mean," the asked him whether he’d be interested in the job, an entirely different picture of her husband. 68 percent from the floor. ■Yogi adjusts perfectly to E VE R Y situation. was tied 55-55 with 4:40 left before Kansas 65, Oral Roberts 64; Yankee owner quickly amended, getting a big he thought about it and said yes." "H e’s extremely intelligent, refreshing to be "W e were going up against the At El Paso, Texas, Kent Lock­ And some people still think he's slow upstairs. Harold Howard (16 points) hit a Minnesota 52, Jacksonville 50; UPI photo J laugh from the newsmen present. The Berras’ three sons, Larry, Tim and Dale, around and a very strong person,” she says. best shot-blockers in the world hart scored 15 points as Texas-EI That only shows how swift they are. 3-point play to put the Aces ahead. Morehead State 77, Western Michi­ « Steinbrenner gave the impression that Carmen helped Yogi decide to take another crack at "With everything he has accomplished, he’s Purdue sank a free throw but tonight," said Texas Lutheran Paso ran its record to 7-0, Alan gan 60; Southern Methodist 91, Oral Roberts’ guard Jeff Acres (21) fouls Kansas center J coach Newton Grimes. "And there Davis had 19 points for Louisiana Evansville ran off the next eight U.S. International 70; San Jose Greg Dreiling (30) during their collegiate basketball * points to lead 66-,56 and move out of is a degree of intimidation there.” Tech, 7-2. State 72, Loyola (Calif,) 64; Santa danger. At Los Angeles, Stuart Gray "Louisiana Tech has a real fine Barbara 75, San Diego 66; and game Monday night in Lawrence, Kansas, Kansas woo "W e got what we deserved," scored 13 points and Kenny Fields team," said UTEP coach Don Stanford 79, Harvard 66, close decision, 65-64, ^ Scoreboard

49ars 42,Cowboys 17 East cagers Marino, Dickerson FIm i m 7, JaU 6 AARP NFL All-Rookie team WMinlpsg 1 1 1—6 Ted GadarowskI 505, Mike Plerro Calgary J11—7 Basketball 559, Modeline Solomson 180-464, Jon DaHos 3 7 8 7—17 NEW YORK (UPI) — The United Hockey First period—1, Winnipeg, MocLeon 12 Singleton 453. Son Frondsco 21 0 7 14—42 Press International 1983 NFL All-Rookle R rst team: lose on road (Young), 0:49. 2, Calgary, Loob 14 SF'CraIg 6 poss from Montana (Beers, M. Eaves), 1:SS. 3, Calgary, Galaxies Offense on aii-rookie tearri Loob IS (Beers, M. Eaves), 6:58. 4, NBA standings (Wersching kick)* 12:30 OB—Don Marino, MIomI SF-McLemore 56 punt return (Wersch- BRISTOL — East Catholic High girls’ basketball ECHO hockey resulu Calgary, McDonold 14 (Quinn, Mocln- Gayle Robson 139-346, Denise M ar­ RB—Eric Dickerson, Los Angeles nls), tino 343, Cindy Leonard 126, Sondl Ing kick), 8:23 Rams team staged a spirited comeback in the fourth quarter NEW YORK (UPI) - April's rookie nati at center. Eostern Conference Pogonl 127-141-373,Glsele Golding 140- Dal-FG Septlen 47, 4:02 RB—Curl Warner, Seattle S:1S. 5, Winnipeg, Young 6 (MocLeon, SF-Solomon 77 poss from Montana Monday night, but fell short as the Eagles fell on the is January's Pro Bowl starter. Ali Haji-Sheikh of the New Y o rt Mullen), 9:27. 6, Winnipeg, Lukowich 9 Atkmtlc Division 343, Carolyn Miner 151-384, Solly WR—Wlllle(3ault, Chicogo M H iA (Wilson, McBoln), 19:25. Penalties— W L Pet. OB Phillips 152-152-413. (Wersdilng kick), 3:37 WR—JeffChodwIck, Detroit road to St. Paul, 54-46, here in a Hartford County Miami's Dan Marino, the last of six Giants, who set an N FL record for most Second TE—Tony Hunter, Buttalo Brian Kalloep icortd a total of five Col, Philadelphia 18 5 .782 — Conference clash. quarterbacks chosen on the first round, field goals in a seu.son, was selected as Hanson, 2:34; Win, Campbell, 7:43; Win, Boston 20 7 .741 — Dai-White 1 run (S ^tlen k ick),8:11 T—Jim Mills, Baltimore • o a li O l Trl-Cifv Plaza won on* oom* eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeBee THird The Eagles trailed 47-22 after three periods, but joined Eric Dickerson of the ■ Los the kicker. and lost two oth*ri. Mullen, 14:11. New York 16 10 .6tS 3’/} T-JIm Covert, Chicago Second period—7, Wlnnlpep, Luko­ New Jersey 12 12 .500 6Va SF-Fronds 18 pass from Montana G—Chris Hinton, Baltimore outscored St. Paul, 24-7. in the final quarter. Carolynn Angeles Rams and Curt Warner of ,.K*llooa r*oltt*r*d o hot trick, but (Wersching kick), 10:22 On defense, Mike Cofer of Detroit and Yrl-CIty Plozo t*ll to Yale, 6-4. Billy wich Woshinoton 12 13 .480 7 G-Bruce Matthews, Houston DelSignore, who led East with 15 points, keyed the Seattle in a dynamic backfield that Mike Pitts of Atlanta were chosen at 10 (Wilson) 7:01. 8, Coloorv, Baxter 3 Central Division Fourth C—David Rlmlngton,Clnclnnatl Hoyt* olio tcor*d for TrI-CIty Plozo Football Dai'Hili 13 pass from White (Septlen K—All Hail-Sheikh, New York comeback with eight points in the quarter. Christy heads United .Press International's TrI-CIty Plozo d*r*ot*d Avon by o (Beers, Mocoun), 8:30. 9, Calgary, Loob Milwaukee 15 10 .600 — end and Bill Pickel of the Ia>s Angeles Atlanta 12 13 .480 3 kick), 14:43 Giants Bearse scored four of her eight points in the period, $e o n of S-0. Kallooo, Hoy**, Marty 16 (Eaves, Beers), 11:44. 10, Calgary, SF - Wright 46 Interception return 1983 NFL All-Rookie team, released Raiders was named at nose tackle. The Curtli, Phil Ookln and Kevin Low w*r* Risebrough 9 (penalty shot), 18:46. Detroit 11 13 .456 3'/2 Defense and Liz Palmer had fourof her eight. Palmer, Bearse. Monday, four linebackers selected were Vernon Penalties-Lukowich, Win, 0:32; Chicogo 8 14 .364 5Va (Wersdhing kick), 10:28 E—Mike Cofer, Detroit ttM goal scorers. SF-Croig 16 pass from Montana E—Mike Pitts, Atlanta Martha Barter and Sue Wallace forced numerous St. All three have been voted starting < TrI-CItv Plozo lost to South Windsor, Mocln- Cleveland 8 19 .296 8 NFL standings Maxwell of Baltimore, Mike Green g( nls. Col, 2:21; Baxter, (Uil, 14:06; Young. Indiana 5 19 .206 9Va (Wersching kick), 6:29 NT—Bill Pickel, Los Angeles Raid­ Paul turnovers. DelSignore and Chris Baffin 11-1, os Kellogg scored the Ion* goal. A-59,957 berths in the Jan. 29 Pro Bowl! Sun Diego. Bob Harris of St. Louis and Ooolles M ike WelnIckI and Jett Herold Win, 15:07; Moclnnls, Col, 16:40. Western Conference ers combined for 10 rebounds in the quarter. Third period—11, Winnipeg, Babych 10 MMwest Division (FifMl) Dal $F LB—Vernon Maxwell, Baltimore Dickerson, the second player picked John Rade of Atlanta. registered 19 saves. Amerioon Conftrenoe First downs 24 13 Cold shooting by the Eagles led to St. Paul leads of (Arniel, Howerchuk), 4:29. 12, Calgary, W L Pet. 6B after Baltimore tabbed John Elway. Danny Walters of San Diego an(J Bozek 5 (Konrovd), 7:46. 13, Winnipeg. Utah 16 10 .615 — East Rushes'vords 23—62 24—85 LB—Mike-Green, San Diego 9-2 after one period and 32-15 at the half. scored 20 touchdowns and led the N FL Tlarrell Green of Washington were M u lrt A Arniel 12 (Howerchuk), 8:54. Penoltles— Dallas 15 10 .600 Va W L T Pet. PF PA Posslng yards 328 221 LB-Bob H a rl^, St. Louis Liz Rice led St. Paul with 15 points, and Sharon Mocoun, Col, 1:42; Patterson, Col, 2:58. Denver 12 13 .480 3'/2 x-Mioml 12 4 0 .750 389 250 Socks by-yords 3—25 2—12 LB—John RodbrAtlanta—----- in rushing with 1,808 yards as he helped chosen at cornerbaek. Bill Bates o ( Pogortv Brothers split two gomes. New England 8 8 0 .500 274 289 Return yards 56 150 Covaleski had 10. Shots on goal—Winnipeg 17-12-7—36. Kansas City 11 13 .456 4 CB— Donnv Walters, Son Diego carry the Rums from the pits to the Dallas was selected at strong safety Derek Moulton scored o hot trick and Colgory 19-10-10—39. San Antonio 11 16 .407 5Va Buffalo 8 8 0 .500 283 351 Passes 29 -48 ^ 15—27—1 CB—Darrell Green, Washington With the loss, the Eagles’ record fell to 1-2, The playoffs. and Terry Kinard of the Giants was AAolon* got two goals os Fogor- Houston 10 15 .400 5Va Baltimore 7 9 0 .436 264 354 Punts 4—40.6 6—43.5 ilonked West Hartford, S-0. Terry NY Jets 7 9 0 .438 313 331 FumbleS'lost 3—2 0—0 game was East’s first Hartford County Conference Warner, picked third, led the AFC in aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Pacific Division SS—Bill Bates, Dallas picked at free safety. iler, Brian Wry and Jim Curry also Los Angeles 16 7 .696 — Central Penaltles-yards 7—61 8—60 FS —Terry Kinard, New York encounter of the season. St. Paul improved its record S 23:37 rushing, gaining 1,449 yards and Reggie Roby of Miami,' who aver^ scored. Portland 18 9 .667 — x-PIttsburgh 10 6 0 .625 355 303 Time of possession 36:23 Giants to 1-1 in the conference and 2-2 overall. scoring 14 touchdowns, and was a key aged nearly 43 yards a kick, was named In another gome, New Milford Golden Stote 13 14 .481 5 Cleveland 9 7 .562 356 342 P—Reggie Roby, Miami Shutout Fogarty’s, SO. Swimming Seattle 12 13 .480 5 Cincinnati 7 9 .436 346 302 Individual Stotiitlci The Eagle junior varsity also suffered its second figure as the Seahuwks earned the first as the punter. 2 14 .125 288 460 RUSHING—Dallas-Dorsett 15-32, UPI photo Phoenix 10 15 .400 7 Houston loss of the season, 30-10. playoff berth in their 8-year history. Gault, a sprint star at Tennessee, San Diego 8 19 .296 10 West News­ East’s next game is Wednesday night against M u Ir t B Mondoy's Games x-LA Raiders 12 4 .750 442 338 ome 3-24, Springs 4-5, White 1-1. Son NFLPIaVO ffS Seattle will play host to Denver in the passed up a shot at the Olympics to play v-$eatlle 9 7 .562 403 397 Froncisco,Craig 10-53,Tvler8-20,Ring3- Valley Regional in Deep River at 7; 30 p.m,. Former Cy Young Award winner Vida Blue (right) leaves Kevin Sherldon scored tour goals Manchastar Rac No Games Scheduled AFC wild card game on Saturday. pro football and caught 40 pa.sses for 836 l|M Jeff Grot* got o hot trick, os Horst Tuesday's Games v-Denver 9 7 .562 302 327 9, Montana 3-3 ST. PAU L (54) — Cornish 0 0-1 0, Covaleski 4 2-4 10, courthouse after being sentenced for cocaine possession. He is Marino took over as a starter from yards and eight touchdowns. Chad; Manchester Rec Swim Team fell lost (All Times EST) San Diego 6 10 .375 358 462 PASSING — Dallas-White 25-38-2-277, Wild Cord Gomes ■nglneerlng defeated UConn, 12-0, for Saturday, 424-181, to the Windsor Swim .375 386 367 Hogeboom 4-10-1-51. San Fran­ Drew 2 1-2 5, Rice 7 1-2 15. Wagner 2 0-0 4. Cavaliere 2 David Woodley early in the season and on* of Its three victories this weekend. San Antonio at Washington, 7:35o.m. Kansas City 6 10 Sotunlav, Dec M escorted to his car by one of his attornies. wick, a lanky free agent from little Team at the Manchester High pool. Dallas at Detroit, 7:35 p.m. N ^iofiol Conference cisco, Denver at Seattle, 4 p.m. 2-3 6, Fackelmann 0 2-2 2, Mcllduff 0 1-2 1, Pikiell 3 2-5 sparked the Dolphins' listless offense, Grand Valley State, was a major Mark Midford, Dove Perisho and Seon Monchester’s next meet Is January 8. Eost Montano 14-26-1-223, Beniamin l-l-U- Monday, Dec 16 Allard also scored. Scott Vonek was 1984, at Windsor Locks at 9:30 o.m. New Jersey at Atlanta, 8:10p.m. 8, O’Lander 1 1-2 3. Totals 21 12-23 56. carrying Miami to the AFC East title surprise. He caught 40 passes for 617 forced to moke only three soves In Denver at Kansas City, 8:35p.m. w L T Pet. PF PA mlnus-2. Los Angeles Rams at Dallas, 2:30 p.m. Manchester swimmers who scored Los Angeles at Seattle, 10:30p.m. x-Woshlngtn 14 2 0 .875 541 332 Olvislanal plovoffs EAST CATHOLIC (46) — Bearse 4 0-0 8, Burke 0 0-2 with a 12-4 mark, Marino, whose yards and four touchdowns and w as^ roflsterlng the shutout. points were: Allard scored three goals os Horst Phoenix at Golden State, 10:35 p.m. y-Dallos 12 4 0 .750 479 360 •••••••••••••••••••••a Saturdov, Dec. 11 and Sunday, Jan. 1 0, Barter 1 0-1 2. Wallace 4 1-2 9, Raffin 2 0-0 4, subpar senior season at Pittsburgh key factor for the Lions as they won the 8 and under girls — 25 bock: 2. Wednesday's Games St. Louis 6 7 1 .531 374 428 AFC Simsbury, 7-4. Midford, Grote, Jennifer Korpe 23.30, 3. Betsy McCu- 322 DelSignore 4 7-12 15, Palm er 3 2-3 8, Sombric 0 0-0 0. dropped his stock in the draft, hit NFC Central Division title, their first Don Barry and Kris Bronelll also Atlanta at Boston Philadelphia 5 11 0 .313 233 Denver-Seattle winner at Miami 90~day sentence b re v23.58; 25fly : 3. Marianne Lovotorl San Antonio at Philadelphia NY Giants 3 12 1 .219 267 347 Pittsburgh at Los Angeles Raiders Totals 18 10-20 46. scored. Radio, TV 173-of-296 passes for 2,210 yards and 20 championship since 1957. 25.04; 25 breast: ). Beth Sampson 22.81. Detroit at Cleveland » Ctntrol NFC Grot*, Allard and Midford got the 8 and under boys — 25 free: 2. Seon touchdowns and showed amazing poise Haji-Sheikh, a ninth-round draft piek goals os Horst defeated Yale, 3-0. Indiana at Utah x-Detrolt 9 7 0 .562 347 286 If Dallas wins wHd cord Anderson 16.80; 25 bock: 2. Anderson Green Bay 8 8 0 .500 429 439 Detroit at Washington and Dallas at for a rookie. from Michigan, hit 35-of-41 field goal Vonek got his second shutout of the 20.85, 3. Kevin Holmes 21.59; 25 fly : 3. Portland at Phoenix weekend by making seven soves. Houston at Son Diego Chicogo e 8 0 .500 311 301 Son Frandsco Despite the skeptical attitude of attempts, including 24-of-25 inside the Holmes 21.99; 25 breast: 1. Crolg Hart Minnesota 8 8 0 .500 316 348 TONIGHT If Dallas loses wNd cord handed to Blue many N FL scouts, the 1983 crop of 40. He broke Jim Turner's record foe 21.96. Tompa Bay 2 14 0 .125 241 380 7:30 Whalers vs. Bruins, Channel 38, Los Angeles at Washington and Detroit PNaW aaA 9-10 girls — 50 tre e : 1. Leigh Kurland College basketball ratings W ttt WTIC at Son Frandsco Sports in Brief rookies was one of the finest in recent most field goals in a season. 35.19, 3. Kotelyn LIndstrom 35.62; 100 x-Son Fran. 10 6 0 .625 432 293 8:00 College basketball: Kentucky Sunday, Jo n .8 KANSAS CITY, Kan, (U PI) - Vida mendation to a facility "on the West years and the All-Rookie team reflects Of the six quarterbacks taken on the /Multi-Circuits won o gome and tied IM : 3. Kurland 1:37.33; 100 free: 2. y*LA Rams 9 7 0 .562 361 344 vs. Cincinnati, ESPN AFC and NFC dtamplonshlps another. LIndstrom 1:27.97; 50 bock: 2. LInd­ 337 8:00 Tiger Balm Women's Tennis Blue will begin serving his 90-day Coast." the impact of the first-year players, first round, Marino was the only one to NEW YORK (UPI) — The United New Orleans 8 8 0 .500 319 Sunday, Jon.B Steve Mezel scored two goals In o 4-3 strom 43.93; 50breast: ). Kurlond44.29. Press International Board ol Coaches Atlanta 7 9 0 .438 370 389 (taped), USA Coble At Tampa, Fla. Blue Jays get Aikens prison sentence for cocaine possession Blue’s attorneys said the motion was many of whom earned All-Pro status as get a starting berth and keep it. Elway, victory over New Milford. Scott Sartor 9-11 boys— 100 IM: 3. Rauls Romans Too x-dlvislon champion 8:30 NBA: Nets vs. Hawks, Channel 9 Super Bowl XVI11,4:30 p.m. as soon as there is room for him at a made "to avoid any possible prob­ rookies. The UPI team was selected who forced a trade to Denver soon after and Robbie Clroco also scored. 1:21.30; 50 bock: 2. Romans 38.77, 3. Xcollegebasketball ratings through Dec. y-wild cord winner tO'.OO The Old Ballgame (taped), Sunday, Jon. 19 TORONTO — Willie Aikens made his debut Sartor and Mezel got thegools In o 2-2 Todd ERIckson 41.73; 50flv: 1. Romans 18 (first-place votes and records through Mondoy’s Result ESPN At Honolulu federal prison. lems” Assistant U.S. Attorney afteV consultation with N FL coaches being drafted, opened the season as the 38.63, 3. P hillip Dee 49.03; 50 breast: 2. 10:00 North American Skiing Cham­ with the Toronto Blue Jays from a Baltimore tie with Westfield. Goolle VInnIe Slco Dec. 18 In parentheses): San Frandsco 42, Dallas 17 Pro Bowl, 4 p.m. Blue was fined $5,000 and sentenced Amanda Mears said those "problems” and scouts and writers covering NFL Broncos’ starter, lost his job to Steve m od* 18 saves. Sergio Squotrlto 58.33. 1. Kentucky (5-0) (24) 542 (regulor season ends) pionships (toped), USA Coble rehabilitation clinic for drug addicts. As ah 11-11 girls — 50 free: 2. Jennifer to spend 90 days of a one-year term in a might be related to his testimony clubs. DeBerg and regained his spot onl^ 2. North Carolina (5-0) (13) 517 opening day performance, it was impressive. Holcombe31.91; 100tree: 3. Holcombe 3. Houston (7-1) 452 prison with a "program for drug and before the grand jury. The wide receivers named were after DeBerg suffered a season- ending P m W n b 1:13.06; 50 bock: 1. Holcombe 38.48 ; 50 The Blue Jays, who have carved a reputation as 4. DePaul (7-0) 412 ••••••••••••••••a alcohol dependency," U.S. Magistrate Sullivant said that wherever the speedy Willie Gault of Chicago and injury. breast: 3. Laura Sines 45.31. 5. Georgetown (6-1) 335 one of baseball’s more strait-laced clubs, Regal Men's Shop lost to Enfield and 11-11 boys — 50 tree: 1. Erik Hart J. Milton Sullivant said Monday. prison term is served. Blue should unheralded Jeff Chadwick of Detroit Todd Blackledge of Kansas City and Wlnmor by scores of 3-1 and 3-0, 6. Boston College (7-0) 255 acquired Aikens Monday from the Kansas City 27.39, 100 IM : 2. Eglls Romans 1:16.87; 7. Purdue (7-0) 225 Sullivant stayed the execution of the participate in a program for evaluation and the tight end was Tony Hunter of Tony Eason of New England saw respectively. Chris Mahoney scored too free: 1. Hart 1:00.55; 50 bock: 2. Basketball Royals for veteran designated hitter Jorge Orta, Regal’s only goal. Brendon Wheeler 8. Louisville (4-2) 199 sentence until.Dec. 30, but said the 1971 and treatment of drugs and alcohol Buffalo. Jim Mills of Baltimore and limited action as backups. Jim Kelly mode o total of 30 soves In the two Romans 36.26, 3. Ed Fitzgerald 403.4; 50 9. UCLA (4-1) 196 fly : 1. Romans31.54,3. Fitzgerald39.77. 10. St. John's (6-0) 158 Cy Young Award winner cou Id report to dependency. Jimbo Covert of Chicago were nf,imed passed up Buffalo's offers and signed Bomes. IJ-M glrls— 50tree: 1. Cathy Topping at tackle. Chris Hinton of Baltimore 11. Maryland (5-1) 139 Oilers’ Studley resigns prison at any time before that. Blue, before being sentenced, said, with the U.S. Football League and Ken 27.22; 200IM: 1. Jennifer B Irrell 2:3).20, 12. Georgia (6-1) 138 Pea Waa "Whenever they have room for him,' and Bruce Matthews of Houston at O'Brien of the New York Jets did not Paawaa C 3. Pam KuzmeskI 2:51.33; 100 free: 2. 13. Louisiana State (4-1) 108 " I regret it took something this tragic Topping 1:00.93; 100 bock: 2. Stacey HOUSTON — Chuck Studley. the latest in a long he’ll go," said Blue's attorney, Zyg ,^to find the real Vida Blue. guard and David Rimington of Cincin­ play a down all .season. 14. Oregon State (4-1) 99 Bruins 22 (Dave Rohrboch D.W. Fish Reolty lost to UConn and Tomkiel 1:11.35; 100 fly : 3. Tomkiel 15. Michigan (7-0) 86 а. Jeon Faber 4, Jay Lavoie line of Houston Oilers head coaches, chose to take Jarezyk. "If they call tomorrow and Y will do everything in my power to Suffleld by Identical scores of 6-3. Chip 1:10.06; 100breast: 1. BIrrell 1:17.49,3. 16. 'Texos-EI Paso (64)) 84 Addobbo, with two goals, and Kevin 4), Wildcats 16 (Steve White a walk rather than get the run-around. say there’s room, he’ll go." restore their (the fans’) faith and Kothleeen Fitzgerald 1:23.35. 17. Memphis State (62) 64 б, Evan Mllone 4, Eric Interim head coach Studley resigned Monday Zbyk, with one, led Fish against 13-14boys — octree: 1. John Gorman 18. North Carolina State (7-2) 63 Christen 4). Blue will probably not, however, go respect in m e." -UConn. In the gome against Suffleld, 27.79,3. Michael Novak 29.28; 200IM : 2. 19. Michigan State (61) 60 Huskies 14 (Rob Stewart 4, and took himself out of the running for the to the same Fort Worth, Texas, facility .deff Minor hod two goals and Addobbo David Bviclew 2:54.21, 3. Jett Holmes 20. Wake Forest (60) 58 Bob Copelond 4), Blue Devils Swedish rookie produces scored the other. 3:13.89; idOfree: 1. Gorman 1:01.13, 3. permanent job in 1984, perhaps prematurely. He where formerteammates Willie Wilson Blue, already given the same legal Note: By agreement with the Notional 8 (Nell Allbrio 4, Duffy Holmes 1:13.74; 100 bock: 1. Duncan Association of Basketball Coodies of the was an Oiler employee less than a year, first as and Jerry Martin currently are CALGARY, A lb erta McDonald notched his 6-4 advantage on goals hy McGee 2, Dollas Coleman 2). sentence as his former teammates, . lantam B Campbell 1:16.57,3. Holmes 1:28.25; 100 Unifed States, teams on probation by the defensive coordinator. imprisoned. now awaits word from baseball Com­ (U P I) — Swedish rookie long-awaited milestone Paul Baxter, Loob aiTd tly : 2. Novak 1:28.10; 100 breast: 3. NCAA ond InoUglblo tor tho NCAA forward Hakan Loob is goal. Tim Young, Paul . . Reed Construction lost three gomes. Bviclew 1:19.59. Toumoitiont aro Ineligible for Top 10 and Blue, Wilson, Martin and former missioner Bowie Kuhn on a possible Doug Risebrough, who Open girls — 50 free: 3. Terry SL Bridget adjusting well to the ri­ MacLean and Morris Lu- Reed was shut out by North Connecti­ notlonol chomplonshlp consMorotlon Royal Willie Aikens were all caught in a suspension from the game. Last week, converted a penalty shot. cut, 12-0, and lostonother gome to that McConnell 30.42; 200 IM : 2. Karen by St. B ridget g irls ' team Trevino marries Nutmegger drug probe that drew guilty pleas from Kuhn said Wilson, Aikens and Martin gors of the National kowich scored for the Dave Babych and Scott 'Itam , 11-2. Fred Brunoll and Dove Davis 2:30.20, 3. Tracy O'Brien 2:37.83; tho UPI Board of Coachos. Thor* o r* no turned back Assumption, 32- Hockey League, and the .M olln scored Reed's only goals. too free: 2. Dovls 1:01.50; 100 back: 1. such foams tor tho 1983-84 seoson. 15. Sue Doremus had 11 the players and a lawyer. Indictments would be suspended for the 1984 season, Jets. Arniel scored for the Jets O’Brien 1:14.77, 2. McConnell 1:20.95; BUCKS FARM INGTON — A private wedding was Calgary Flames are the Lukowich gave the Jets In the closest gome of the weekend, points and C hristine Ro- planned Tuesday for pro golfei Lee Trevino, 44, named 12 other individuals. with that suspension to be reviewed in the third period, but ' Reed lostto UConn, 5-4. Molln, Brunoll, 100 fly : 2. Davis 1:12.33, 3. O’BIren vegno 10 lor St. Bridget. beneficiaries of his steady a 4-3 lead seven minutes 1:14.94; 100 breast: 2. Angela Fitzge­ gggggdgggggggggggggggg Maureen Daly ond Jill and Claudia Rove, 25. whom he met as a Blue pleaded guilty Oct. 10 to May 15. Steve Bozek’s goal in the Alex Rodriguez and Jett Rothman were play. into the second period. . ,tlw scorers. rald 1:23.40, 3. Kelly M uir 1:29.64. Holmes netted four and three iq-year-old when she served him a cup of possessing three grams of cocaine. He The players were caught in a drug session proved to be the Open bays — 50 tree: 2. Michael points respectively lor " I t ’s a lot easier now But Calgary rallied for a McNally 34.90, 200 IM : 2. Brenden lemonade during the 1968 Greater Hartford Open. later spent two hours testifiying before investigation that stretched from winning margin. Assumption. than it was 10 or 15 games Gorman 2:36.77; 100 free: 1. Gorman Bowling Trevino and Bove, whose family lived in a a grand jury. The following day, that Dodge City, Kan., to a suburban NHLatandInga 1:05.27; 100 breast: 1. Campbell 1:27.15. $1,7 3 9 ,8 0 8 ago," said Loob, who house adjacent to the Wethersfield Country Club grand jury returned indictments Kansas City home. The FBI placed scored three goals Mon­ course, were to be married in a private ceremony against the 12 people. wiretaps on the telephone of the Woles Conferenco PAID IN WINNINGS IN A SINGLE WEEKI at an undisclosed site. Sullivant stated that Blue probably residence and it was through those taps day night to lead the Patrick Division U.S. Mixed (Week Ending November 19, 1983) would have been sentenced to a longer that the players were caught. Flames to a 7-6 victory W L T Pis. OF OA Terry Priskwaldo 194-508, Cindy Hockey • NY Islondors 12 9 1 46 ISO 112 Hurley 175-473, Doreen LaChapelle456, term in prison if he hadn’t cooperated Twelve years ago. Blue posted a over the Smythe Division ; Phllodolphla 18 10 5 41 148 117 Calendar rival Winnipeg Jets. The Marge DeLlsle 188, Sheila Price 198- with the government’s investigation. 24-win season and took the Cy Young ; n Y Rongors 17 12 4 38 133 130 204-547, Suzanne Feltman 497, John More than $1.7 million was paid out in o single week... game also featured Cal­ ■ Washington 16 16 2 34 116 121 Pirates sign Amos Otis Sullivant originally recommended Award in his first full season with the 7 21 5 19 102 136 KozIckI 255639, Dove Fenn 215539, Ed did you get your shore? • Pittsburgh Larson 202-508. Springfield Pioneers that Blue be sent to the Fort Worth Oakland A ’s. The 34-year-old left­ gary veteran forward s 'N ew Jersey 7 23 2 16 93 145 TUESDAY PITTSBURGH — The speculation in Pitts­ Lanny McDonald’s 400th FINALS Adams Division Springfield Pioneers Pee prison because of the minimum- hander was released by the Royals Basketball This week, come on out to Plainfield. We've got.winners burgh since baseball’s winter meetings two 21 9 2 44 148 97 Wee AA youth hockey team security facility’s drug program. But in Aug. 5 after an 0-5 1983 record. Blue goal. > Boston Manchester at Simsbury, 7:45 GOP Women weeks ago centers on the Pirates’ seeking a • Buffalo 10 10 4 44 134 120 East Catholic at St. Bernord. 7:30 split last weekend. The Pio­ every day. a second hearing. Blue’s attorney’s conripiled a 191-143 record over his 13 Loob, who has 16 goals •Quebec 17 14 3 37 157 127 Portland at Cheney Tech, 7:45 Carolyn W ilson 175179-510, Sue neers (ell to the North Shore right-handed power hitter t o ' bolster their asked that Sullivant change his recom­ in 32 games, is one goal $7,500 ; Montreal IS 16 2 32 124 116 Bacon Acadoitiy at Bolton, 7:45 Lance 175, Lottie Kuczynskl 458, Judy Raiders, 7-3, on Saturday but major league seasons. whipped Merrim ack, 51, on depleted outfield corps. behind Detroit rookie : Hartford 11 16 3 25 108 123 Coventry at Vlnol Tech, 7:45 Spragg 458, Sandy Sawyer 456, Sally The Bucs Monday signed former Gold Glove Hnpbell Conference Simsbury at Manchester (girls), 7:45 Heavisides 455, Grave* Shea 450. Sunday. Steve Yzerman. Norris DIvltlon WRRSTLINO W alt Wosko, Craig Cher- outfielder Amos Otis, an aging veteran who has " I am enjoying it (the PLAINFIELD W L T Pts, East Catholic at Somers, 5 p.m. wlnski and Pot O’Brien had shown only bursts of power during his 15-year , Minnesota 15 12 4 34 142 138 Cunllfte Auto the goals for the Pioneers NHL) more, but of course against North Shore. Chris major league career. But the team left open the Connors ready for rest I Chicago 14 18 2 30 119 133 WEDNESDAY you do when you score ' Sf. Louis 13 IS 4 W 130 137 Basketball Dove Von Tassel 170-155205528, Zeo and Tom Sibley each had question of whether Otis is the ideal outfielder NORTH MIAMI shape for 1984 now. This three goals," the 23-year- ju ve n ile I Toronto 12 IS 5 29 134 151 East Catholic at Valley Regional Chris Plumlev 175165491, Pet* Wol- three goals, CherwInskI two [TW ii TRffECTA: got my first service>break 109 137 tvna 155166-491, Dave Plumlev 165446, and Mike Ivas one In the win they sought. BEACH, 1 Fla. (UPI) — tournament was good for old Swede said. “ I feel : Detroit 10 18 4 24 (g irls), 7:30 _ ^ (at 3-1) in the first set it Smyths Division Ice Hockey D aryl Lukas 160-151-442, Dan JeskI over Merrimack for the Pio­ Jimmy Connors says he’s getting me in shape. I built my confidence." confident here now.” Edmonton 24 7 3 51 202 137 Glastonbury vs. (Manchester at Bol­ 157-163-441, A rt Cunllfte 154-420, Adolph neers, 54 in the Pee We* AA Kuszal 155150-419, Mike Nicholson Methropollton Boston ready for a vacation after played some pretty good Lendl broke right back Loob Joined the Flames Friday, December 23 '^ c o u v e r 14 16 3 31 136 137 ton Ice Polace, 8:30 ; Calgary 13 14 5 31 118 133 East Catholic vs. Suffleld ot Enfield 171-411, George Kelley 155-411, Rick Hockey League standings Gretzky player of week winning the first place players and did a good at the start of the season Johnson 408, Craig Coleman 407, Jim and 2512-3 overall. WATCH IT GROW! in the next game but that 7:30p.m . I Winnipeg 11 18 4 26 143 164 Twins Rink, 8:10 prize of $90,000 in the job ," said Connors. " I ’m was to be his only break in after spending last year in > Los £ig*l*l 18 6 26 141 IM Wrestling Evans 405 Dave Castagna 195402, M ONTREAL — Edmonton Oilers superstar 10 Tony Morlnelll 155402, Kevin Kelley Nastase-Hamptons Invi- ready for my vacation the entir^ match. Connors th e Swedish Elite Tso four In sach division ouallty for Terryvlllo ot Cheney Tech, ^:30 Wayne Gretzky was named the National Hockey ifonlsycupplavofft,) 155402, John De Angells 155. High team tational tennis tourna- now. My family and I are broke his serve in the next Division. i single — Village Stylist 494; high team Transactions League Player of the Week Monday, the fifth time Monday’s Rssult THURSDAY ment for the second going to Colorado for two game when Lendl double- "The adjustment of a lot > Calgary 7, WInnIpog 6 Basketball triple — Coleman Brothers 1344; high state law, no one under 18 ad m itted this season the 22-year-old center has captured T u ssd o y's O om ss Individual single — Chris Plumlev 214; straight year. weeks and this is a good faulted on game point. of games and a bigger (TWMTTaraCm Enfield at Manchester, 7:45 Baseball the award. (All Tims* RST) East Catholic ot East Lyme, 7:30 high Individual triple — Mike Nichol­ Second-seed Connors way to end the year." The second set wasn’t (ice) surface and travel T 1 1 0 I 1 I w I BostanatHartford,7:35p.m. Coventry at E.O. Smith, 7:45 son 504; high Individual overage — During the week ending Dec. 18, the Brantford, I Montreal at New J*rs*v,7:15p.m. Chris Plumlev 146.11 and Tony Morl- Montreal — Signed r 5 defeated top-seed Ivan Connors served well as easy for Connors. Each takes time,” said Loob, Manchester ot Enfield (girls), 3:30 never Don Schatzeder to a Ontario, native became the first NHL player to I plttsburahatN.Y.Islanders,7:35p.m. Wresfling nelll 138.19. Lendl of Czechoslovakia, and had better returns player held serve who was the Flames’ Standings: Coleman Brothers 3515, 3-vear contract. score 17 points in a week. He scored 7 goals and 10 ' Vancouver at Quebec, 7:35 p.m. Manchester at Rockville, 4 New York (AL) — Traded b o 6-3, 7-6 (10-8), 6-1 Monday, than Lendl during the throughout the set which ninth-round draft choice MInnesoto ot St. Louis, 8:35 p.m. Wethersfield at East Catholic, 6:15 Pumpernickel Pub 28-17, K.M.S. 28-17, assists to lead the Oilers to three victories against New England Engine 27-18, Dubaldo reliever Mike Browning to the first time the two have match. forced a tiebreaker. Lendl in the NHL entry draft. Wednesday's Games CONN. TURNPIKE (RTE. 52) TO EXIT 87, PLAINFIELD one loss. ■ HartfoM ert Buffolo Electric 2520, R&G Auto 21-23, Village California (or reliever Curt played each other since "I started off well," had two aces and led 6-5 The teams split six FRIDAY Stylist 21-24, Civic Pub 21-24, Cunllfte Brown. In Conn. I-S0 0 -9 3 2 -IIS 9 . Direct Pleinlield line: 564-2148. Out of SUte l-BOO-243-0114 The outburst enabled Gretzky to reach the > Pittsburgh at N.Y. Rangers Basketball the U.S. Open final, which Connors said. “ I kept m y- when he served the ball goals in a wide-open first ! Vancouver at Detroit Bolton at Tolland, 7:45 Auto Body 21-24, Marks Brothers 21-24, 100-point total after only 34 games. Heritage Balt Catering 2525, National Pittsburgh — Signed Connors also won. returns in play and he hit COHH. TUKHPIKE (RTC. 521 TO EXIT m ..T L .. J , ,,St. Louis at Toronto Ice Hockey and heard someone call period. Loob scored twice In Conn I S 0 0 0 2 I u » . ^ | PutaiuM |o„, 5M. j | „ , o u l ol 81 • Philadelphia at Chicago Tool & Die 2525, The Pantry 1529, (re* agent outfielder Amos " I ’ve got myself back in East Catholic vs. Rockville at Bolton Otis to o 1-yeor contract. his out more often. When I "out." in a five-minute span and • Winnipeg at Edmonton Ice Palace, 9:15 Purdy Corporation 1530. — Colgarv at Los Angeles MANCHESTKK HKHALU, Tuesduy, Uer. 20, 1983 - >9 IH - MANCHKSTER HERALD. Tuesdtiv. Dec. 20, 1983 Classified.... 643-2711 LOOK FOR THE STARS... ^ Business Opportunities .. .22 Store/Office Space ...... 44 Household Goods...... 62 For advertrsements to be Look for the CLASSIFIED ADS with STARS; stars help you get Notices Situation Wanted...... 23 Resort Property ...... 45 MIsc. for Sale ...... 63 Rates published Monday, the dead­ Employment Info...... 24 Misc. for Rent...... 46 Home and Garden...... 64 Minimum Choru*: line Is 2:30 p.m, on Friday. Lost/Found...... 01 $2.25 for one day Personals...... 02 Instruction...... 25 Wanted to Rent...... 47 Pets ...... 65 Announcements ...... 03 Roommates Wanted...... 48 Musical Items ...... 66 Per W ord: better results. Put a star on your ad and see what a 1-2 days...... ; .. 15« Read Your Ad Auctions...... 04 Real Estate Recreational Item s ...... 67 Services A ntiques...... 68 3-5 ddys...... 14« Classltled, advertisements Monday-Friday, Homes for Sale...... 31 Tag Sales...... 69 6 days...... 13« are taken by telephone os a difference it makes. Telephone 643-2711 Financial Condominiums ...... 32 Services Offered...... 51 Wanted to Buy ...... 70 26 days...... 12« convenience. Lots/Land for Sale ...... 33 Painting/ Papering...... 52 Happy A d t: The Manchester Herald is Mortgages...... 11 Investment Property ...... 34 Building/Contracting...... 53 $3.00 per column inch responsible only for one Incor­ Personal Loans...... 12 ^ 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. ______4 Business P ro p e rty...... 35 RootIng/Siding ...... 54 Automotive rect Insertion ond then only Insurance...... 13 Resort Property ...... 36 Heating/Plumbing...... 55 Deadlines Wanted to B o rro w ...... 14 for the size of the original F lo o rin g ...... 56 Cars/Trucks for Sale ...... 71 For classified advertise­ Insertion. Income Tax Service ...... 57 Motorcycles/Bicycles__ 72 ments to be published Tues­ Errors which do not lessen Employment Rentals Services W etted ...... 58 Rec Vehicles...... 73 day through Saturday, the the value ottheadvertisement Heusetwld Goods <2 Misc. for Sole 63 M Itc. for Sole 63 Cars/Trucks for Sola 71 Rooms for Rent ...... 41 For Sale Auto Services...... 74 deadline Is noon on the day will not be corrected by an. & Education Apartments for Rent ...... 42 Autos for Rent/Lease...... 75 betore publication. additional Insertion. ' Help Wanted ...... 21 Homes fo r Rent ...... 43 Holiday/Seasonal...... 61 Misc. Automotive ...... 76 ; WING CHAIR — Slip BEAUTIFUL LADIES SEASONED OAK —Spilt, covered. Good condition. COAT — Beige with large Stove length. $90 a cord, Bank $35. Please call 646-4995. real mink collar, size 12. delivered. Coll evenings, Repossessions Good condition. $50 or 228-9101. - SINGLE WATER BED — FOR SALE 21 Help Wanted 21 Apartments lor Rent 42 best offer, 649-1433 after Notices Help Wanted $30. Phone 649-7795. 5pm. 1980 Dotfg# Coll * 3 7 0 0 1978 Chevrolel C am tro M f O O / ' RED RACE CAR — Bed NEED A CHRISTMAS 1988 Ford Mustang *2S00 PART TIME EM­ LARGE THREE BED­ ^for child's room. Aoprox- Lost/Found Ot NEW SPAPER GIFT? Cross cut saw with SEARS EXERCYCLE, The above can be seen PLOYEE for nights, wee­ ROOM — Appliances. —"imatelv 4' x 6'. Mattress 26" steel blade and Head skis and poles - CARRIER NEEDED Garage. Excellent loca­ at SIM kends and holidays. Must ~ Included. $25. Coll 643- wooden handle. Excel­ 185cm. Beginners golf 913 Main St. in Monchdttgr be at least 20 years old. tion. $500 monthly plus 4859 anytime. Merry lent condition. $10. Phone clubs and bog, 2 pair LOST — Young black Call Apply In person: Memor­ utilities. Call 643-1903. ' ChristmasI 649-2433. men's Ice skates - 9'/2 8, 2 kitten. Pearl Street. Call ial Corner Store, 352 Main lOVz, 1 pair women's Ice 1974 GRAN TORINO — a fter 6pm, 649-9697. Street, Manchester. MANCHESTER — Newly Four door. Air condition­ 647-9946 . for Sole 63 FOR SALE - - 10 gallon skates, Canadian Flyer ■ i refurbished two bedroom Christmas Gift Guide Reward. Aquarium with stand. 9Vj, 3 velvet pictures, and ing and power steering. COOKS — Short order or duplex. New appliances. Good condition. $12 or frames, electric knife, Call 633-3669. REWARD IF FOUND — pizza man. Experience Wall to wall carpeting, best otter. Call after 5pm, croquet set. All Excellent University Scarf - Royal required. Days and m any e x tr a s i $425 ^ DELIVERING RICH 649-5904. Condition. Call 649-8309, 1977 CADILLAC COUPE blue and gold with emb­ nights. Apply In person: monthly. Call 647-1051 af­ LOAM- 5 yards, $60.00 DE VILLE with power AREA ADVISDRS 8am to 5pm, ask for Bud. lem Initials R.A. Call Antonio's, 956 Main ter 6pm. ACOVSTRY TYPEWRITERS plus tax. Washed sand, SET ASPEN LUGGAGE steering and air condi­ 623-5285. NEEDED In Manchester Street, Manchester. METAL DETECTORS . stone, trap rock, and tioning. Call 633-3669. to del Iver to our carriers. CHRISTMAS YALE TYPEWRITER SER­ with wheels. Excellent 1 HP ELECTRIC MOTOR ASHFORD — Two bed­ CHRISTMAS SPECIALS on j gravel. 643-9504. condition. $50. Call 649- Coll 647-9946 between 9am COUNTRY CHRISTMAS VICE — Typewriters Re­ 8 34SP RPM, single phase. RETIRED PERSON to room condo. Convenient METAL DETECTORS by 2307. $40. Phone 643-1938. 1976 PONTIAC GRAN 0 Employment and 11am. work part time In pack­ to UCONN. Call 621-0456. White. CONNECTICUT Has arrived at the CRAFTS­ built. Portable Typewriters, P RIX — V-8, power steer- age store. Call 643-6550. VALLEY COIN COMPANY, MEN'S GALLERY. Stained from $35. Sales and Service. Ino, air, AM/FM tope. Typewriter and Adding Ma­ BLACK PERSIAN WA­ HUMIDIFIER — Excel­ PART TIME DR FULL LARGE ONE BEDROOM 805 Main Street. 643-6295. glass chandeliers, copper- IST Length Cape with lent condition. $6. Call Very good condition. & Education TIME MEDICALSECRE­ apartment, first floor In Open 9am - 11am, 12pm - ware, country baskets, sten­ chines. 41 Purnell Place, ALUM IN UM SHEETS $3250 or best offer. Call ciled cheese boxes, theo­ Manchester. 649-4986. zippered muff, $195. 643-5013. TARY in Doctor's office Andover. Working cou­ 3pm, Monday thru ***** '' used as printing plates — Black Persian collar, $25. 643-8145. In Manchester. Expe­ ple preferred. $425 per Saturday. rems, wool geese, etc., etc., •j .007" thick, 23 X 24". 50« Call 649-5996. Help Wanted 21 rience preferred. Reply: Real Estate month with heat. Secur­ . etc. 58 Cooper Street, 647- -- each, or 5 for $2.00. Phone Pets 65 1981 FORD FAIRMONT P.O. Box 1361, Manches­ ity and references re­ JEWELERS SI 61. STEREO SPECIAUST V 643-2711. They MUST be THREE MANHATTAN WAGON — 6 cylinder, ter, CT 06040. quired. Coll 649-9459, 646- BRAY'S JEWELRY STORE J.B. ELECTRONICS — picked up before RUBBER DUCKPIN Bo­ AC/Crulse, automatic, 2482. Mary Gabbev. AJVTfQC/ES SALESPERSON — Full Condominiums 32 — 737 Main Street, Manches­ Where, the Professionals 11:00a.m. only. wling Balls, 2 lbs. each, GOLDEN RETRIEVER power steering, power time. Experienced. Ma­ EXPERIENCED ME­ ter. Specializing In Seiko, FURNITURE, STERLING, buy their stereo equipment carrying cose, shoes. Ex­ PUPPY — Pure bred, 8 brakes, snows. Excellent CHANIC — Truck work TWO BEDROOM TOWN- Pulsar, Timex and Kre- TOYS, Country Items and A and accessories. Discount cellent condition. $35. weeks old. Includes all condition. $4500. Call 742- ture. Apply: Marlow's, • HOUSE — Appllanced Inc. 867 Main, and cars, some diesel, all mentz watches. Also fine Wide Selection of Accesso­ pricing on cash and carry Coll 649-4649. accessories. $20 or best 9612. benefits. Apply in per­ MANCHESTER — New kitchen, I'/z baths, full jewelry and Hummel Figu­ ries at GATHERINGS & Items. Call Jock Bertrand, ' offer. Call 649-0173. Manchester. two bedroom town basement. Peterman son: M 8, M Oil, Route 6, rines. "We Service What We ANTIQUE ACCENTS, 433 643-1262. .r, EXCELLENT QUALITY BEIGE FAKE FUR aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Bolton. Coll 649-2871. houses, 1'/2 baths, ap- Realty. 649-9404, 647-1340. Sell" 643-5617. Main Street. ‘•SEASONED HARD- COAT, size 14. Call 649- Misc. Automotive 76 COLLEGE STUDENTS pllanced kitchens, And­ — Large firm must fill ***** T WOOD — Oak - Maple - 4023. Musical Items M aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa erson windows, full base­ COVENTRY — Newly KIDS STUFF Hickory. $85/cord. Two several semester break HELP WANTED — Se­ LET THE DIAMOND NEED HELD? cretary with scripsit ments, $56,900. Peterman renovated large three FLORISTS KIDS STUFF (Located In — cord minimum. Cut, split NEW MAHOGANY Core TWO STUDDED SNOW openings. Start at $6.85 Realty, 649-9404 or 647- SHpwCASE at the Man­ training to work part room apartment. Call CHRISTMAS PLANTS, Trader World) — (Used) and delivered. Coll 649- Door, 18" X 80" X 1%". ARE YOUTIREDof look­ TIRES — P155 80D13, per hour. If desired, posi­ 1340. 742-6858. chester Parkode help you Put the Classifieds to iworlc tion can become part time, January. Call 659- CENTERPIECES, Holldov Clothes, toys, equipment. . 1831 anytime. $18. Phone 643-6913. ing at high priced new mounted on Vega rims. solve those gift problems. $40. Call 646-5468. time on a flexible sche­ 2212 or 721-7788 They have a complete selec­ Rose Special and Christmas Bought and Sold. 397 Tol­ pianos that will depre­ for 3TOU... for fast results MANCHESTER — Three Parties. KRAUSE FLOR­ land Turnpike, Monchester, . ’ 12" G.E. TV — Black and ARTIFICIAL SILVER ciate, or broken down old dule when classes re­ bedroom duplex In newer tion of fine jewelry which Is sume. Interview now be­ THE MANCHESTER IST, 621 Hartford Road, 500 ft. west of Howard white. AC/DC with a lloh- CHRISTMAS TREE with Plano that no one appre­ MAN'S 26" regular bicy­ 2 family home. Includes very reasonably priced. The ter cord. Bought 11/82. cle. $20. Call 646-7636. fore exams, begin work BOARD OF EDUCATION Rentals DIAMOND SHOWCASE hos 643-9559. Johnsons. Open Dally 9:30- electric revolving color ciates? Then come hear, appliances and wall to 2:30. Antiques Still Bought Retails for over $100, will stand, coll 649-1908. see and appreciate 40 otter Christmas. 'Please is seeking a Noontime wall carpeting. Heat notj been helping people with gift TWO SNOW TIRES on the call Lin at 721-0349,3pm to Aide at Robertson and Sold. ~ sell for $60 Firm. 646-7473. rebuilt grands, plovers, Included. $480 monthly. Ideas tor 26 Christmases. CABBAGE PATCH KIDS rims, 78 X 14. $25 for the 7pm only. School. $3.50 per hour. Rooms for Rent 41 DIAMOND SHOWCASE, PARK HILL JOYCE uprights at Meyers Pl­ Security and references ' FLOWER SHOP — Fancy ...CHRISTMAS Available, Coll 643-4589 ano. Call 871-2143. pair. Phone 643-8678. Contact Mr. Freeman, required. Two children Manchester Parkade. 646- FLORIST DESIGNER — 647-3371. EOE. 0012. fruit baskets. Boxwood KFTCHEN/BATH w r e a t h s fo r s a l e In otter Som. Area florist will hove an accepted. No pets. Call ***** Trees - All Your Christmas ACCESSORIES bulk, decorated or undec- BEGINNERS GUITAR — TIRES — 2 DR 78-14 w/w GENTLEMAN PRE­ 643-7635. Decorating Needs! 36 Oak orated. Call 802-334-2079 CABBAGE PATCH Excellent condition. $20. on rims. $75. Call 643-5347 opening tor a full or parC MAID — Im m ediate SHOP UNIQUE KITCHEN 8, after 3pm, tires like new. time designer. Give pre. housework assignments FERRED. $50.00 weekly. TV/STEREOS Street. 649-0791. BATH — 38 Oak Street, - anytime. Dealers DOLLS — Best offer. Col I Coll 643-5314. 646-2000. MANCHESTER — Two welcome. 649-7265. vious experience In de­ available in Manchester, SHOP AL SIEFFERTS AP­ ***** Manchester for Wonderful ALMOST FREE TIRES; tail. Write Flowers Inc., East Hartford, Glaston­ bedroom apartment, PLIANCES — 445 Hartford Gifts tor All Those Special ROOMS FOR RENT — centrally located. $350 Road, Manchester, 647-9997. CENTER PIECES, FRUIT People. 646-9696. i END ROLLS — 27 CROSS COUNTRY SKIS Recreational Items 67 Four steel summer ra- P.O. Box 1664, Manches­ bury areas. Must hove BASKETS, Flowering dlals; size P195/75/14; ter, CT 06040. car. Must have knowl­ Call 643-4582 between 5 month plus utllties and SUPER SANTA SALE! Vi­ V* width, .2Se; l3Va width - 2 — 5 pair with boots, $40 and 7pm. security. After 5pm, 643- deo Tape Recorders, TV's, Plants tor Your Holiday ' for .25«. m u s t be picked each. Flexible Flyer Sled, aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa 5000 miles tread left; $24 edge of housecleaning Needs. BROWN'S FLOW­ T up at the Manchester for set of four. Call PART TIME HELP services. Salary $210 8753. Stereo's, Washers, Dryers, $10. Humidifier, Atari FLEXIBLE FLYER — 5 FULL KITCHEN and ERS, INC. 163 Main Street, TOOLS Herald office BEFORE 2600, 16 cartridges, $125. 649-0832. E feet long. New. $50. Call WANTED — East Hart- weekly. Call: Quality Refrigerators, Freezers, Manchester, 643-8455. 7'; 11AM ONLY. ford location. Care, 521-9050. Local In­ Bath Privileges. Security EAST HARTFORD — 2nd MUCH MORE! SHOP BLISH HARDWARE, Coll 643-9922. 646-2218. PHONE deposit required. Park­ floor, 5 rooms, $400 ***** 793 Main Street for the TWO GR78-14 Snow Tires, Retiree/Seml-Retiree for terview can be arranged. mounted on GM rims. ing. Call between 8am m onthly, no utilities. Do-lt-Yourselter. Complete G.E. ELECTRIC TOAS­ GYMNASTS 10 foot proc- general office deliveries, PENTLAND FLORIST ^ line ot tools. Open Dally, Have you read today's Tires worn. $25. Coll 643- mall pick-up, minor SUPERVISOR — 25 hours and 12 noon, 643-2659. Available January 1st. FRUIT BASKETS Visit Us For All Your Holi­ TER OVEN — New condi­ tlce floor beam, great Call after 6pm, 646-2579. FANCY FRUIT BASKETS 8:30am to 5:30pm, and Classified section? It con­ tion. Two years old. $16. Christmas gift for be­ 2587. maintenance of premises per week, foster grand­ day Needs. See Our Choice tains hundreds ot Inter­ and other light lobs. Re­ CENTRAL LOCATION — — Order early. Also Wicker Thursday Evenings til 9pm - Coll 647-1561. ginners. Carpeted, black parent program, sites at Selection, 24 Birch Street - For The Holidays. 643-412). esting offers. 643-2711. Liquor Parmlt quires automobile and Mansfield Training Kitchen privileges, free 4 ROOMS — Third floor. Items, 20% off all wicker. 643-6247. "Pleasing You Is walnut. $35. Call 644-1178. Notice of Ramovol parking, security and ref­ Heat, stove, refrigerator, PERO FRUIT STAND - 276 ***** HOUSEPLANTS, many This Is to give notice that I, flexible hours. Call Ca­ School and surrounding Our Pleasure" Poul H. Fortin, Of 13 Field rolyn, 568-1200, 9am to area. Duties incude; di­ erences required. Call adults, no pets. $375. Se­ Oakland Street, Manches­ varieties. $2.50. Special CHILD'S X-C CLIP-ON 643-2711 curity and references. ter, 643-6384. " ***** price. Must sell. Private Drive, Wallingford hove filed C 4pm. rect supervision. Instruc­ 643-2693. SKIS - 57", poles - 42". o request doted December 9, tion, and support to fos- Call after 6pm, 649-2236. * * * * « CAMERAS RENTAL CENTER Bright Ponchos home. Coll 649-6486. Ideal for beginner. Excel­ 1983 with the Department ot ••••■•••••••••••••••••• GIFT SHIRTS FOR SALE ... Canon FD TAYLOR RENTAL CEN- 4 5 lent condition. In time for Liquor Control for permis­ ter grandparents; FOUR ROOM APART­ sion to move my Grocery maintenance ot records Apartments for Rent 42 PERSONAL TEE — Person­ 135mm t/3.5 lens, $70; Canon TER — 155 Center Street, Christmas, $25. Call 647- Beer business now located at and reports, Including MENT — Heat and ap­ alized Fun and Sportswear. FD2X Type A Extender, $90. Manchester. 643-2496. Wrap-Skirt 9028 after 6pm. 263 West Middle Turnpike, FOR ASSISTANCE PART TIME INSER­ attendance and travel. pliances. Oft East Center. Great Gifts For Christmas. Both In Excellent Condition, RENTS: Glassware, China, Manchester to 342 Broad TERS WANTED. Must Be $450. Call 646-9608, days NEW ADDRESS: 825 MAIN used very little. Call 643-2711 Silverware, Linens, All GYMNASTS TEN FOOT Street, Monchester. The bus­ B.A. In Social Sciences MANCHESTER-One, two iness Is owned by The Stop & 18 years old. Cal 1647-9946, preferred, experience In and 649-8920, nights. STREET, Manchester. 646- between 9am and 4pm, ask Your Special Needs For; Practice floor beam - Shop Co., Inc. ot 1776 Herit­ ask for John, 8:30am to and three bedroom 3339. to r Mark. Holiday Entertaining. Great Christmas gift for age Drive, Quincy, Massa­ human service field re­ apartments. Heat and hot 5:30pm. quired. Serious consider­ MANCHESTER FOUR beginners. Carpeted. chusetts and will be con­ IN PLACING YOUR AD water. $400, $440, $495. ROOMS — First floor. Black walnut. $35. Call ducted by Paul H. Fortin of 13 ation given to person Coll 649-4800. Field Drive, Wolllnotord os IMMEDIATE DPEN- seeking to reenter lob Newly decorated. Ap­ 644-1178. permittee. INGS for part time house­ pliances and storage. No 041-12 market. Must hove car. MANCHESTER — Three cleaning In the Closing date 2/2/84. pets. Utilities not in­ Glastonburv area. We room heated apartments. cluded. References and Antiques 68 Finding a cosh buyer for Apply by resume only to No appliances. Security. offer flexible hours and Mrs. Steere, TVCCA, security deposit. $330 the Items you'd like to sell good hourly rotes. Call Phone 646-2426, 9 to 5 monthly. Call 871-6098. P.O. Box 215 Jewett City, weekdays. Is easy. Just let our Mold To Drder, 659-2953. CT 06351. EOE. ANTIQUES AND readers know what you SIX ROOM DUPLEX — COLLECTIBLES- Will hove (or sole with on Odin FOUR ROOM APART- Wall to wall, stove and purchase outright or sell Classified. 643-2711. CELEBRITY CIPHER MENT — No appliances. dryer included. Quiet on commission. House lot C«MKlty C^phar cmHogrwna an crMt«d from quotation* by famous p«op4«, pMl $240 Per month, pluS Utill- couple. No pets. $425 plus andprsasnt. Eachlattarinihacffiffaratandaforanottiar. ronay'aclkM;0*quWtN. t|es, $300 Security dep- or single piece. Tele­ utilities. Available Janu­ Store/Office Space 44 Services Ottered Haotlng/PlumbiiiB . ss phone 644-8962. by CONNIE WIENER osit. No pets. Phone 643- ary 1st. Call 617-432-0810. 4751, 4 to 8pm. COVENTRY ANTIQUE "AOJSJ’F AONF UEAO AOHA AOJ ------SMALL THREE ROOM PROFESSIO NAL OR BRICKS, BLOCKS, FARRAND REMODEL­ FOGARTY BROTHERS PH0T0-6UIK CENTER — 1141 Main iM a n rl| r0lp r U m i h LIKE PRIVATE HOME. APARTMENT — Unfur­ LIGHT COMMERCIAL STONE — Concrete. PATTERN Street, Route 31, Coven­ H8ANFA OHF AZ FAH8CJ NB AOJ Studio-type apartment. nished, second floor, ING — Cabinets, rooting, — Bathroom remodel- — A Touch ot Class In a Chimney repairs. No lob gutters, room additions, Ing; Installation. water try, CT. 742-9698. 12 Deal­ Utilities, appliances. quiet street, must be ma­ great location on Ver­ too small. Call 644-8356. ers. Antiques, collecti­ ture adult. Call 872-0165. decks, all types ot remo­ heaters, garbage dispo- HAANW — VGA AOHA’F 8ZUHBANW Working single adult. No non's "Gold Coast" note deling and repairs. FREE sols; faucet repairs. 649- bles, furniture. Hours 2 children, pets. Call 643- 2700 sq. ft. with negotia­ ODD JOBS, Trucking. estimates. Fully Insured. 7657. 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Outrugcously priced gifts are always part of the • A Countless Mara velvet tie with gold pin studded Just two days before he gave a glowing interview to Christinas scene — but the plethora of them this year with diamonds — just $5,000. the Wall Street Journal on his company’s prospects, tells us the fella who's closest to our economic • An "Alice in Wonderland" Steuben paperweight Richard Hart, president of Seligman I t Latz, Uie heartbeat, the nation's retailer, is betting that our _ _ _ - $6,000. nation’s largest beauty salon operator and retailer of financial complexion is a lot rosier than we think. i J S i n D O r i U l B l l * A one-of-a-kind ostrich attache case — $4,500. cosmetics and jewelry In department stores, And the booming Yule business bears this out. • A bottle of 25-year-old Glenfiddich scotch, the purchased 2,000 shares of S&L’s stock at I7Vi. The Earlier, many crystal-ball gazers were talking world’s most expensive — $2,100. shares — the only ones he owned — ran up to a new 'M about a 5 to 7 percent holiday sales gain. The numbers Syndicated • A gold toothpick — $125. high of 18Yi in reaction to that bullish interview (which are now being revised upward and some economists Columnist • An Aston-Martin Lagonda auto — $1.50,000. included a forecast of a fiscal fourth quarter profit of Manchester, Conn. say we'ii n v spend a record S128 billion on our Let’s not forget that "something special" for the $300,000, vs. a year-earlier $1.8 million net loss). _ Storm watch tonight ■■■ small fry. Wednesday, Dec. 21, 1983 holiday presents, up over 13 percent from the 1982 On top of that, a little over three weeks later, a deal Sleet, rain Thursday peak of $113.2 billion. Single copy: 25C IF YOUR DAUGHTER YEARNS for one of those was announced for S&L’s acquisition of $23 a share by — See page 2 Clearly the "if you've got it, flaunt it" theme is City Stores, which owned a little over 12 percent of much more prevalent in Christmas gift-giving 1983, likely to climb this year, given a peppier economy, Cabbage Patch dolls, you can have one made to your iianrhfalpr Jirralb S&S's stock. And in reaction, the S&L shares rose to "It'll be the most ostentatious Christmas yet," says rising real disposable income and the big stock very own specifications for just $1,000. If you’re game to get junior one of those train .sets — but you don't another new high of 21'A. Accordingly, Hart is my old friend Ray DeVoe, the 54-year-old silver- market gain (adding over $900 billion of consumer sporting a paper-profit of close to $9,000. haired investment strategist of the brokerage firm of wealth). want one that'll clutter up the house — there’s a Legg Mason Wood Walker. Ego also has a lot to do with super-expensive gift miniature version, replete with landscaping and DeVoe is referring to the abundance of super- trains, that measures just I'A feet by 2'A feet. The That may not seem like a big deal, but clearly the purchases, DeVoe believes. For growing numbers of man's ethics are open to question. expensive holiday gifts geared to the"haves." And people, he says, it’s as important to show that they price: $1,750 or $500 a square foot. according to his calculations, there are about 5 to 10 made it as it is to know they made it. And giving an Against this background of what some might HART. WHO EARNS ABOUT $275,000 a year, percent more of them this year than a year ago. outrageously expensive present is saying — “Fve characterize as Christmas-giving obscenity is a huge refused to take phone calls to discuss the ethics of his Price, GNP reports show ‘banner yeai^ That's not some off-the-cuff unsubstantiated arrived.” comment; it's a subject the man can talk about with population of have-nots —'34.4 million Americans (or act. But the firm's counsel, Amy Tenney, was quick to about' 15 percent of the population) who fall into the give her boss a clean bill of health — sayfng It was knowledge. WHAT’S THE MOST OUTRAGEOUS present this starts increased 6.4 percent in Reagan said, "we can justify the poverty ranks. These folks are measured by a family known earnings were improving and that there wfl’s a and personal income issued Tues­ ces was the smallest since June improves and below which jobless­ year? of four that earns less than $9,862 a year. possibility City Stores might makeabidtoacquirethe WASHINGTON (UPI) - Consu­ ness gets worse. November. peoples” confidence and keep the FOR THE PAST SEVERAL YEARS. DeVoe. in a DeVoe’s choice is a month's cruise for the sea lover mer prices rose a moderate 0.3 day also had a rosy hue. and less than October's 0.4 percent economy moving forward. We can company. On the price front, gasoline costs change. If the fourth quarter projection Reagan said the economy is in a pitch to get a better understanding of how the retailing and up to 69 of his closest chums. The ship is the Still, as DeVoe sees it, the "haves" clearly percent in November, keeping holds, the economy will have strong recovery, inflation is at its make 1984 a year of strong and fraternity sizes up the financial mood of the legendary Sea Cloud, the largest passenger-carrying dominate. And with the first Christmas coming up in Maybe so, but the fact the S&L shares ran up both 1983's inflation rate about the same dropped 0.8 percent, the second The GNP estimate, called the steady progress for Americans, consecutive monthly decline, and "flash” report, was for a 4.5 reached an output worth $3,432 lowest rate since the 1960s, whole­ consumer, has scoured the holiday catalogs for the tall ship in the world. You have a crew of 60, your four years without economic troubles and the jobless times to new highs on the basis of those revelatlona as last year’s, the government said trillion at an annual rate, the sale prices fell last month, consu­ with continuing economic growth, affluent — as well as personally visited a number of choice of the Mediterranean or the Caribbean, and ranks down this year by a hefty 2.7 million, Devoe suggests strongly that Hart possessed material inside today, but a separate report the broad category of foods pur­ percent annual growth rate in the umemployment coming down and chased for consumption at home October-December quarter. The Commerce Department said. mers are flocking into stores stores that cater to the wealthy. you sail under your very own flag. expects a spectacular year-end blowoff In gift information. Further, would the sellers of the S&L signalled a slowdown in economic In a statement opening his new during holiday season and facto­ inflation staying under control.” And he tells me the gaudy side of Christmas The price: A mere $750,000. purchases — "obscenity notwithstanding." shares — which Hart bought — have unloaded their growth. dropped 0.1 percent, keeping the figure — subject to revision when The November rise in housing the quarter ends — was substan­ conference, Reagan said, "1983 ries operating at nearly 80 percent economics is much more conspicuous this year. If that's a bit .steep, but you're still intent on that stock had they known of the impending bullish WSJ The slackening pace of growth year's inflation rate through No­ of capacity, up nearly 10 percent starts were helped by a strong How well many of these lavishly-priced items may story and the prospects of an imminent acquisition? vember at an annual 3.8 percent. tially below the 6 percent rale has been a banner year for the “something different, something better" holiday gift, A CURIOUS CODE OF ETHICS? An abuse of inside estimated for the gross national American economy.” from a year ago. increase for multifamily apart­ do is open to question — but DeVoe figures sales are DeVoe points to such possibilities as: information’’ Y«'i he the iiidge. We all know the answer to that one. product, however, did not change Last year ended with an inflation widely anticipated within the ment buildings, suprising since rate of 3.9 percent, and De­ administration. "Confidence is in the air and with "Unemployment is still too the expectation that 1983 will see good reason.” said the president, high," he told the nation, "but they are believed to be in surplus in more expansion than was expected cember's figures — due next The previous quarter expanded many parts of the country. Multi­ month — are not expected to spoil at a strong 7.7 percent annual rate, whose expected re-election cam­ there are more people working whbn the recession ended one year paign is likely to focus on ecomonic today in this country than ever family starts were up 7.9 percent ■ Shortage ago. the happy year-end inflation pic­ following the second quarter's while single family house starts Studebaker death ture. Also, a change in the way peak growth, at a 9.7 percent pace. improvement over the last year. before, and every month we’re Business The two reports by the Com­ He told reporters he was encour­ creating more than 300,000 new climbed 5.5 percent. merce Department buttressed figures are calculated means a Economists say a bench mark by The rise in perso'nal income was lower bottom-line inflation rate which to judge GNP growth is to aged by government reports ear­ jobs." The unemployment rate in of labor President Reagan's declaration at lier in the day showing that U.S. November was 8.4 percent. the 10th in the past 11 months. In Brief disguised biessing his Tuesday news conference that even if the numbers turn out the consider a rate of about 4 percent Spending was up a strong 1.1 same. to be the "break even” point above personal income climbed 0.7 per­ "If the Congress will help me this has been a "banner year" for cent to a record level and housing restrain government spending." percent in the latest report. the economy. Reports on housing The November increase in pri­ which unemployment eventually Fuel heater developed for South Bend predicted WINDSOR — An electric fuel heater that SOUTH BEND, Ind. (UPI) - The last Studebaker BOSTON (UPI) — The improv­ Firebomb victims overcomes traditional cold weather limitations built in America was a two-door hardtop with an ironic on heavy-duty trucks and large off-highway ing conditions nearly all econo­ "Merry Christmas" across its windshield — a m mists forecast for New England ill equipment has been developed by the Diesel four-wheeled coffin for a 111-year tradition and, some Big freeze Systems Group of Stanadyne Inc., it was 1984 may well create labor shor­ thought, for an entire city. tages in markets across the region, announced Monday. When that final car rolled off the line 20years ago — Its developments, in effect, means truckers will making white collar and sOitfe Family to end on Friday. Dec. 20, 1963 — Studebaker Corp. closed up not have to leave their rigs running through cold skilled blue collar workers hard to shop and sent its last 7,000 or so South Bend workers, 8 come by. grips state winter nights and can use a more cost-effective percent of the area’s work force, to the unemployment New England’s population is diesel fuel year round. Stanadyne said. line. The heavy-duty fuel heater allows operators to hardly growing and unemploy­ < It was a holiday-killing end to a proud era in ment rates are expected to de­ unhappy stay use No. 2 diesel fuel during cold weather, the American economic history that had seen a family By United Press International company said. The No. 2 fuel provides more miles crease throughout the region next blacksmith shop evolve into an industrial giant. year. Many labor markets, partic­ !! per gallon and is less e_xpensive than No. 1 diesel It was an economic disaster that drew a crisis Bone-chilling temperatures gripping the state have fuel, it said. The resulting savings means the ularly pockets in New Hampshire, Bv Sarah Passell medical bills, and the Gilliland family response from six Cabinet-level departments and a Massachusetts and Connecticut, sent electrical meters spinning at near-record rates, paid her an undisclosed sum in an heater pays for itself in about 15,000 miles of use, number of other federal and state agencies. phones at fuel oil suppliers ringing and the homeless Herald Reporter the company said. will probably become tight for out-of-court settlement. And there are those who say now that it was also the employers as they continue to hire. searching for shelter. Not only did Ms. Harris take a leave Stanadyne Diesel Systems Group is a manufac­ best thing that ever happened to South Bend. The bitter cold was expected to ease up somewhat Lucendia Harris sat with her oldest turer of fuel injection systems for a wide range of How tight those markets become daughter. Sharon, in the living room of from work, but her husband was laid off Brothers Clement and Henry Studebaker opened for depends to an extent on migration today as a winter storm watch was posted for tonight from his job for muchof 1981. Both have Diesel engines used in cars, trucks, farm business in South Bend on Feb. 16, 1852, taking in 25 for interior sections of the state. Snow was expected to the house that used to be hers. She told a machinery, industrial equipment and marine of workers from other areas of the w 1 reporter of the ordeal her family has since gone back to work. cents for shoeing a horse their first day and building country. develop by evening, then turn to sleet and freezing Court records show that in the last applications. three wagons their first year, selling two. rain by Thursday morning before changing to rain in faced since the night three years ago "A lot can happen, good times when a teenage neighbor and two of his three years Northeast Savings twice Their shop grew into the nation's leading wagon, can bring people Into the region,” the afternoon. accepted plans Ms. Harris and Meggett Thursday's temperatures are expected to reach 30 friends threw a firebomb through the carriage and buggy maker, picking up military said economist Lynn Browne of the window at Sharon and Ms. Harris's son. proposed to make up their missed contracts and providing carriages used by presidents temporarily snapping the deep freeze of the last few mortgage payments. .An attorney for Economy at a glance Federal Reserve Bank of Boston. days. The outlook for Christmas eve, Saturday, is fair John. E Grant, McKinley and Harrison. In 1902, the company "That certainly could well alle­ In the middle of her story, she began the bank said this week that the family E WASHINGTON — Treasury bill yields edged up turned to production of the "horseless carriage." skies with temperatures in the teens and overnight was never able to make the promised viate the shortage." lows of 5 below zero. to cry. for the third time . in four weeks at the Business flourished. Annual sales, which hit $1 New England went through a Ms. Harris and her family will have payments on their arrears. Nor did government's regular weekly auction Monday to million for the first time in 1875, were up to $25 million The National Weather Service said the tempera­ they resume making regular monthly period of worker in-migration in tures dipped to zero at Bradley International Airport to leave their house on Brent Road a reach a four-month high. The government sold in 1911 and $100 million by 1922. the 1960s, but the same circum­ few days after Christmas. Her four mortgage payments, as their plans $6.4 billion of three-month bills at an average The company went public in 1911, went sour during today tying a record set in 1950. Forecasters said called for them to do. stances are not in place today. today's temperatures would reach IS to 20 degrees. children are glad to be leaving discount of 9.04 percent, up from last week's 8.93 the Depression, reorganized and then revived, Workers have usually come to Manchester, she said, but are sad about But after Meggett and Ms. Harris percent. employing more than 24,000 in South Bend in the early Tuesday's high temperature was 20 degrees with a failed to keep the terms of their two UPI photo the region from the south or the morning low of 7, said Anthony Diorio, a forecaster for the reason; The bank that holds her WASHINGTON — The administration is calling 1950s to build the popular Studebaker Commanders, New York area, but both are in fair repayment plans, the bank started Champions, Starliners, and other models. the weather service. The record low for the date was mortgage foreclosed on their house a on the world's trading nations to develop basic economic shape — which wasn't week ago. foreclosure action. Five times in 1983 C Precision parts 10 below zero in 1942. c rules for fair trade in services, which is growing Then the roof caved in again, this time for good. the case 20 years ago. "A lot of She and her husband, Bruce Meggett, the court granted Meggett and Ms. Sales dropped off, and Studebaker managers — Consumption measured by the Connecticut Valley rapidly but largely without regulation. The Plenum scroll assembly for the Air Force's new B-1B those areas are much more com­ have spent the years since the Harris extensions to catch up on the proposal was made Monday in a 307-page report without the economies of scale available to the Big Electreial Exchange, a consortium of area utilities, mortgage, even though the bank by parable to us than they used to be," peaked Tuesday at 6 p.m. at 5.15 million kilowatts, firebombing struggling to catch up to the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade. Three automakers in Detroit — couldn't revive them. bomber Is checked for compliance with blueprint Ms. Browne said. with thousands of dollars in missed that time had the right to demanded WASHINGTON — The nuclear industry and its Even the Avanti, a slickly designed sports car that standards at the Garrett Turbine Engine Co. in Phoenix, said Emmanuel Forde of Northeast Utlities, they pay off the whole amount. Now the Midwest is suffering That fell shoA of the record 5.265 million kwh set mortgage payments. On Dec. 1 Nor­ critics are battling over a Nuclear Regulatory drew raves from the critics, couldn’t turn things Ariz. The precision component is part of an auxiliary through the hardest times, but theast Savings Bank was granted "The bank was at all times willing to Commission report urging Congress to remove a around. 'Sept. 6 this year but was well ahead of the 4.25 million reinstate the mortgage if Ms. Harris power unit for the aircraft. people there traditionally move kwh average for this time of year. permission to eject the family. The $570 million cap on liability for radiation damage The company lost $40 million on U.S. car production west to find work. UPI photo bank ordered the family out of the had been able to pay the arrearage in a reactor accident. In a report to Congress, the from 19.59 to 1963. In the first nine months of that Phones were ringing off the hooks at fuel oil due, ” said the bank’s attorney, who Massachusetts, despite a companies. house by Dec. 12, but her attorney NRC recommended Monday there be no absolute fateful final year, domestic car losses so over­ number of areas with large interceded, and the bank allowed the asked not to be named. The court limit on the right to sue for damages from a whelmed profits from other Studebaker divisions — "The demand is crazy," said Robert S. Lipman of extensions were granted to give Ms. Desk computers spread; numbers of jobless, has consist­ ^ipman Oil Inc. of West Hartford. "A lot of people Sad departure family to remain until the end of the nuclear power plant accident. including record sales figures from a Canadian ently report^ the lowest unem­ month. Harris a chance to find a second NEW YORK — The stock market, trying to carmaking operation — that the overall company have run out. They don't realize how fust they use the Palestinian women wearing traditional Arab head-wear, the mortgage. She appealed to several ployment figures among the indus­ 011 in this weather.” break out of a three-week slide, finished with posted a loss of more than $9,8 million. trial states. P arts of New kiffieh, weep as Palestinian fighters board Greek ships in MS. HARRIS, MEGGETT and her lenders during those months. mixed results Monday in sluggish trading that "What struck us all then was that Studebaker was security policies lagging The Community Renewal Team of Greater "But she was never able to produce a Hampshire, particularly in the Hartford authorized 200 deliveries of fuel oil Monday Tripoli, Lebanon, Tuesday. Five hundred fighters forced out of children are black. Virtually everyone indicated investors still were worried about high too small to compete with the big boys in Detroit," south, are normally tight in a good else in their neighborhood is white. The commitment for secondary financ­ interest rates. The New York Stock Exchange said New York University President John Brademas, and 175 by mid-day Tuesday. Supervisor Nancy Lebanon for the second time in 16 months arrived in Cyprus ing,” the attorney said. NEW YORK (UPI) - De.sk percent of the companies have economy, and Connecticut per­ Tatum said the agency is still taking applications for difference in skin color started the index fell 0.06 to 93.80 and the price of an average who was then a Democratic congressman from South formed particularl'y well through today aboard Greek ferry boats while their leader, Yasser Arafat, chain of events that. Ms. Harris said, share decreased two cents. Bend. "I don't think management could save it.” computers have mushroomed in more than 100 microcomputers, fuel assistance grants of up to $600 for those who meet MS. HARRIS’S ATTORNEY, Hart­ U.S. businesses in the past- year and 50 percent between two and 25. the early stages of recovery. 1 income standards. remained offshore for his own protection. Story on page 5. brought the family to this final On Dec. 9, 1963, the dreaded announcement came "There is a general feeling in predicament. ford lawyer Sidney T. Schulman, said from company brass meeting in New York: and many have access to basic Eighty-one percent said they had he and Ms. Harris have won a lawsuit company data with little or no policies covering the acquisition of (Massachusetts) that we will be Oliver Road resident Eugene R. Growth forecast In 1984 Studebaker was shutting down its South Bend plant pressing against a limited labor Gilliland, then 18. was outraged when against Metheny. who is still in prison. and consolidating all future car manufacturing in security safeguards, a recent microcomputers and 74 percent The court has not yet decided how survey indicates. said they provide training, most of supply, that the growth in terms of he came home from army training BOSTON — The American economy could Canada. supply of people is going to be quite Israelis pound pro-Iran rebel base camp in 1980 to learn that a black much in damages to award the family. continue to climb through 1985 if the federal "We were being bled to death," board chairman Conducted this fall for the it internal, for users. But Schulman said he will ask that the National Association of Accoun­ Fifty-nine percent said their modest and employment will grow family had moved into his government acts to reduce the deficit that year, Randolph H. Guthrie explained to reporters. faster than the labor market,” said neighborhood. award include wages Ms. Harris lost as says James Howell, chief economist for Bunk of tants by Price Waterhouse, the desk computers communicated "The invading aircraft came under series of guerrilla attacks against Israeli a result of the firebombing. The sudden loss ol a $45 million annual payroll was a survey involved 240 officers from with other computers both inter­ Ben Chinitz of the University of BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI) - Israeli Gilliland was later charged with 2 Boston. terrible blow — some thought a final blow — to South Lowell. warplanes pounded a pro-Iranian guerrilla intense ground fire, including Soviet-made troops in and around the south Lebanese inciting a West Virginia resident, a A suit against the third man who 100 companies. nally and externally. Of that 59 Howell, agreeing with nearly all forecasts for Bend, a city that had already seen Studebaker training base in eastern Lebanon today and SAM missiles,” the source said. port of Sidon. friend from the armed services and a allegedly took part in the (irebombing, 2 In it, 71 percent of the companies percent, 64 percent said they had the coming year, said Monday the economy will employment shrink by more than 17,000 in a decade "For five quarters you’re get­ came under intense ground fire, military The Israeli military command in Tel Aviv In another air strike Monday, Israeli guest in his family's home, to bomb Eric Donze, 21, of 373 Adams St.. is still continue to grow in 1984, though at a slower pace. reported their microcomputers access to external data bases. ting (projected) employment said the base targeted in today’s raid was warplanes pounded targets in the Syrian- pending. Schulman said. and had suffered through the loss of several other had the ability to communicate Barely half — 52 percent — said sources said. It was the second Israeli Meggett's and Ms. Harris's house. Federal deficits will begin to play a central major manufacturers. growth very significantly more airstrike this week. used for "training and launching guerrilla and Druze Moslem-controlled mountains Gilliland's friend, Charles N. Me- Donze was never prosecuted in the economic role in 1985, when interest rates are either with other computers or they had established policies cov­ rapid than labor force growth and attacks against Israeli soldiers and Le­ overlooking Beirut in retaliation for a case, because he agreed to testify "Studebaker was the heart and soul of this their main computer’s database. ering the use of the little computers Lebanese sources reported the main theny, 21, of Webster Springs, W. Va.. expectedd to rise, community for a hundred years," says Eli Spicer, to my mind that almost inevitably target was the Emir Abdullah barracks on banon and the multinational peace-keeping grenade attack in south Lebanon that was acquitted in federal court of civil against his two companions. "I think we've just got an economy crying for But only 19 percent said they had in areas from manuals to individ­ spells an improvement in the force in Beirut. wounded two Israeli soldiers. No matter what comes of the now 69, who co-owned a Studebaker dealership across developed policies toward security ual data files to security. the outskirts of Baalbek, a hotbed of rights and weapons violations he faced responsibility ... I think we need somewhere from the factory. "The history of this city is unemployment rate but a tighten­ pro-Iranian militias, 52 miles northeast of "All aircraft returned safely and pilots On Tuesday, two Israeli soldiers were in connection with the firebombing. But lawsuits, it is too late to save the house. between $70 billion to $100 billion in congressional controls. "There is a need to integrate ing market and most likely a reported accurate hits on their targets, ’ ’ the "Manchester is no place for a black 0 Studebaker." "The pathway has been opened microcomputers into a company’s Beirut in the northeastern Bekaa valley. wounded by a landmine near the confronta­ Metheny was later convicted of third- responsibility" to narrow the gap between shortage in particular areas," command said. family tolivc," Ms. Harris said. "This But the city's history did not end with Studebaker's up in corporate America,” said overall policy — ethics, security, The same training center was the target tion line with Syria in the Bekaa Valley but degree arson in Hartford Superior government spending and revenues, Howell said. demise. Chinitz said. of a similar air attack by Israeli warplanes Israeli military sources believe about it was not clear if today's attack came in Court and sentenced to five to 10 years town has a lot of changing to do before it He said improved cash flow depreciation Price Waterhouse partner Gerald password control, acquisition and 1,500 Iranian guerrillas were stationed in is," Unemployment, a modest 5 percent or so and falling M. Ward in presenting the survey. software," Ward said. Nov. 16, and by French Super Etendard retaliation for the blast. in prison. allowances will help temper the near-term in a booming national economy, leaped to 9.1 percent Fairfield University economist warplanes the next day. the Baalbek area. Gilliland pleaded guilty to being an She said she will move her family to a competiton between the public and private “Once you open up communication Edward Deak expects Connecticut The Shiite Moslem guerrillas have been In Beirut, more fighting broke out today town west of the river. She would not in South Bend >yithin a month of the shutdown. you need to determine whether you He stressed, however, that the A number of Iranians were killed in the accessory to arson and was sentenced sectors for money to borrow. But the other carmakers sent recruiters into the city need for security policies had to be companies could have a hard time November air strikes. There was no blamed for the Oct. 23 suicide truck when unidentified gunmen fired two rocket to two and a half to seven years in disclose where. However, Howell said failure to reduce the have reasonable safeguards. finding many types of white collar bombing of U ,S. Marine headquarters and a propelled grenades at a French peace­ She chose to move into the Brent to fill out their work forces. Kaiser Jeep Corp. moved "There is clearly a trend toward balanced against the increasing immediate word on casualties from today’s prison. He has since been released. federal deficit will put "inexorable upward necessity for employees to have workers and experienced, skilled attack, which one Lebanese source at the French peacekeeping barracks in Beirut keeping unit in Moslem west Beirut, police No one was physically injured in the Road neighborhood because residents in to take over Studebaker’s defense contracts and six more sophisticated application in blue collar employees as well. pressure on interest rates" and "at a minimum, other businesses were rolling in ex-Studebaker access to pertient data. scene said lasted about 30 minutes. and the carbon-copy blast at Israeli and French officials said. Oct. 1980 explosion or resulting fire, but kept to themselves, she said. All she retard the recovery both in housing and autos as telecommunications of microcom­ military building 11 days later in the south French soldiers returned the fire but no wanted was to live peacefully among buildings within 10 months of the closing. puters,"hesaid. "Companies have “A year ago the problems were "Given that the manufacturing "An estimated eight Israeli planes were Ms, Harris's children thereafter re­ well as in business fixed investment." President Lyndon Johnson created a task force the needs for placing microcompu­ end recovers, skilled blue collar involved in the air strikes which started at Lebanese port of Tyre. French casualties were reported, police fused to sleep in the two front them. done a very good job on acquisition The latest Israeli air strike followed a said. composed of representatives from the departments of and training in the past year. ters in .the marketplace, and people, particularly those with five 10:30 a.m. (3:30 a m. EST). bedrooms. They ore still afraid tosleep Commerce, Labor, Agriculture, HEW, Defense and “But now they need manuals. training people to use them," he to 10 years machine set-up expe­ in rooms with windows, according to Marina developer named the Post Office as well as smaller agencies to They need microcomputer con­ said. rience, will eventually be In short 18-year-old Sharon Harris, whom the coordinate the federal response, which included “What we are observing now is bomb hit when it came through the NEW HAVEN — The Fusco Corp., a New cepts and more emphasis on data supply," Deak said. "That's not Inside Today massive job retraining programs. security controls.” that that corporate America has true right now." window. Haven construction company, is the unanimous taken it to heart. He’s confused; he’s angry; he’s sick choice of the Harbor Council to build a $50 million Ward said the 100 companies in Employed with experience in 24 pages, 4 sections, Indiana Employment Security Division staffers, the survey included 46 percent with "People have to be encouraged fields of computers and finance MS. HARRIS INSISTS she would still development at the city’s Long Wharf. bolstered by reinforcements om from elsewhere in the Area Conference of Churches will do its hopes to nelp this Christmas season. own her house today if it were not for A d v ic e ...... 16 Lotterv ...... 2 Fusco has proposed a 600-slip marina for sales over $500,000, 46 percent with to use the system, and it is a very will probably be hard to come by as In the past month he’s gone from the state, paid out more than $5.5 million in jobless well, he said. street to the hospital back to the street. part by keeping the homeless shelter and Non-perishable foods, new and good-us- the firebombing. She and her husband A re a ...... 19 Obituaries ...... e pleasure craft, space for a commercial fishing sales in the $50 million to $500 delicate balance between making i benefits in 1964 and placed more than 7,300 «> Many people in Manchester may have soup kitchen open. new toys and gifts for the elderly can be had rnade every $643 monthly payment Business...... 21 O p in io n ...... fleet, a number of shops in a village setting unemployed workers in new jobs. million range, and 10 percent a system that is ‘user friendly,’ and In New Hampshire, some com­ If he is still in the shelter at Christmas, left at the town firehouse on Center Street until that day, she said. C lassified..21-23 P eop le talk...... 2 under $50 million. ^ seen him sitting on the sidewalk talking to Comics...... IB Sports...... 9-12 around Long Wharf, and 200,000-square feet of a system so secure no one can use panies are having trouble hiring MACC would like to give him thermal next to the town hull: the Eighth District After the bombing, she took a leave of office space. He said it included in-depth it," he said, explaining that / hhnself. People doing their Christmas Enlertainmeni . 16 Television...... IB local employees for high technol­ shopping carefully avoid him, glancing underwear, warm socks, a hut, some Fire Station, 32 Main St.; in the ' absence from her job as a machinist at Robert Schmalz, chairman of the selection interviews with the heads of managers should ask themselves: ogy and skilled jobs now. Many gloves and several meal certificates to use Manchester Mall. 811 Main St.; WINF257 Pratt & Whitney. Her children were so The first president's widow to serve the federal corporate accounting and data ‘"Do I have reasonable data - toward the windows or down the street. SAMPLES TODAY committee, said Monday the choice between companies crammed into the He looks dirty and smells even worse. on weekends when the soup kitchen is E. Center St., and any office of Heritage traumatized she could not leave them The Manchester Herald today continues Fusco and David T. Chase, a Hartford developer, government in an executive capacity was Eleanor processing and the chief internal security safeguards, with pass­ southern section of the state are Savings and Loan Association. Checks alone at home, she said. Its sampling progrom to bring copies of the Roosevelt. She was appointed on Dec. 19, 1945, by auditor of each company, where words and policies to insure that He's confused. He’s angry. He’s sick. closed. was "extremely difficult.” forced to compete for workers In More than anything else, he needs a The man described above is one of the should be mulled to MACC Seasonal The children and Ms. Harris herself newspaper to non-subsertbers In President Truman to the U.S, delegation to the U.N. the positions existed. employees adhere to the security areas with unemployment rates Sharing, Box 773, Manchester. CT 06040. Manchester, General Assembly. The survey indicated that 23 - miracle. In,the meantime the Manchester 280 Individuals and households MACC underwent psychological counseling. system?’ already low. Her insurance paid the Harrises’ •••••••••••••••••••••••• miii iiiiiit in in n ...... ■ i.-ii - » ......