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8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. 4- 4 KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ®by Lorry Wright HrralJi APARTMENTS HOMES Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm Monday, Nov. 18. 1985 — Single copy: 25« FOR RENT FOR RENT

' V i" armed with automatic weapons Manchester — Available Items In your home with a entertained at a tea by Furgler’s fur collar and matching gray fur home owner; surrounded the mansion as the Immediately. Second low-cost od In classified. wi A etGf...... president and an army band UPl photo wife, Ursula, while the men talked. hat, was presented a bouquet of floor, 5 rooms plus. $475 Steve OlerrtyOtwt. ,4A»pwete, ropp r n MOTORCYCLES/ r n miscellaneous long-stemmed pink roses. u m f » m - played the two national anthems. In Geneva’s Old Town, about IS plus utilities. Includes Retired Wonuin to Share eeded hdclt^d''. 1 ^ BICYCLES LiSJy^UTOMOTIVE Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev arrives bachey called on Reagan "to halt the young people climbed to the roof of Gorbachev, 54, donned glasses to mofwv t>» d iip B Strthptwrrv f Il One soldier standing in the hpnor stove and refrldgerotor O, my East Hartford home. St. Peter’s cathedral to demon­ read his speech in Russian. Where one parking space, cen­ Must have car and be id' Items .ground iicented home guard in the frigid weather toppled in Geneva, Switzerland, today with his unprecedented arms race” on earth and 1983 Honda XL200R — Pair Firestone Town & over backward and was carried strate against both superpowers. Reagan spoke bareheaded on his trally located, children gaod ca m p an y. $50 Your heme. Ueealowcott :aee$ S’S, off wife, Raisa, as he prepares to meet “its extension to other spheres” in arrival two days before, the Soviet accepted - no pets. Secur­ weekly. 568-6136.______8Nl tn Cfotilfled for iwtck ^ 0 h e « te r . Only 1,500 Sunday miles. Country Snow tires. 185- away. They waved banners reading ity ond references re- ttnott*. 6434M75. 646-7634. 75-14. Good condition. $40 After formally reviewing the President Reagan for the summit space. '' American and Soviet troops out of leader kept his snappy slate-gray OUlred. 643-2920 after 6. pair. Coll 649-9560.O honor guard, Reagan, Furgler and conference. In opening remarks, Gor- Europe” and "Americans out of hat on throughout his speech. For Sale Men's 10 speed Huffy top Swiss and U.S. officials held a Nicargua.” After the welcome ceremony, Manchester. Brookfield bicycle. Needs new shift. Firestone Steel radial 45-minute meeting. the Gorbachevs went by motor­ $25. 643-5478.0 tires, 195/75/14. Excellent Street. 3 bedroom, hid The pomp-filled ceremony was Reposoir. in his ear. TheGommUniSt PSHijr"Tiead. ^ H E WEATHER WAS gray and cade to the Soviet mission com­ floor, 2 family, fully ap- rubber. $25 for two. 649- foot-stomping cold at Geneva’s pound on the Avenue of Peace HOUDAY/ HOUSEHOLD MISCELLANEOUS CAR8/TRUCKS Moped — Botavus, used 2687X1 „ repeat^ for the Soviet leader, who As (jorbachev was about to sign secretary general then pulled out Earlier, 'when the Gorbachevs pllanced, wall to wall. walked with Furgler in the biting the guest book under the television his pocket comb and deftly tamed arrived at the Soviet mission Cointrin Airport when Gorbachev, where he will reside and work Insulated, garage, washer SEASONAL [for sa le [ANTIQUES FOR SALE all summer, needs miner the few wisps on his nearly bald compound, excited children his wife, Raisa, and top advisers during the two-day summit. and dryer hookups. Avail­ work. $85 or best offer. cold to xeview the troops at Le camera lights, an aide whispered able December 1st. No Snew Blawer — Two Brown Wall hugger Naug- Radio Control Fibre Glass Antique Sewing Machine 6 4 3 -2 8 3 1 .0 ______CosvalStt pets $575. .onth plus utili­ speed and reverse, six ahyde recllner. $40. Call Cessna Airplane. New In — Looks great. 'Wood ties. 647-1225. horse power, twenty-four 646-2435 Otter Spm.o kit. $65 or best offer. finish. Call anytime, 643- I MISCELLANEOUS Unions say O’Neill should act inch poth. $99. 646-6229.D 649-0670.O 5615. $99.0 1979 Red Honda Accord — I AUTOMOTIVE 3 Rooms, Clean quiet 1st Frlgldaire Stove, Frlgl- 4 door. Air, high mileage, floor apartment. Heat, Snow Blower — 6 Horse dalre Washer, 2-plece Great Christmas Gifts! runs well. $1,812 or best opplkinoes. Prefer older power. Yardman. $99 ar white , mahogany bed­ Set of 13 ttonstormers. offer. 633-2479 between 5- $40 for two tires. P155 married couple or retired best otter. You pick up. room set. All In good $99 or w I|T|m II singly. 7pm. 80R13 Firestone Fiber­ lady. References, secur­ 643-2251 after 4pm .□ condition. Best otter. 649- Please call 63L*99S.o TAG SALES glass belted. Very road­ Crestfield rally leads to 39 arrests ity, no pets. 646-6113. 4343. 1973 Lincoln — Green, 4 worthy. Call 646-1836.0 Wooden Toboggan with Commodor VicZqsiompu- Tag Sale — Saturday and door, good tires, replaced cushion. 7 ft. Very good ter — Color, manual plus Board has issued a complaint Six Spacious Rooms — Light Mohaganv double Sunday, November 16,17, transmission, excellent By John F. Kirch Duplex. Children wel­ condition. $85. 649-2433.0 monitor ottachments. Crochet Yorkie against the owners in connection pedestal dining room ta­ 9am-4pm. 46 Diane Drive, running condition. Best Herald Reporter come. $550 plus utilities. ble with matching buffet. New. Excellent starter Manchester. Kitchen set, offer. 649-0801. with their failure to begin negotia­ Call evenings, 647-8999. Head GK03 Skis — 73 computer. $25. 649-0832.O Moffett aides say tions. District 1199 was certified as $200. Call 649-6641 after books, miscellaneous. None of the 39 protesters ar­ Available December -1st. Inches. $50. Call 643-5280 Spm. the employees’ bargaining agent after 5pm.o 20 lb. Monster Maul Wood Saturday, November rested Sunday at a union rally in early October. Manchester — Available United 22 cu. ft. upright spllter with steel handle. 16th, 9am-2pm. Variety outside the Crestfield-Fenwood he’ll join picket line The owners have said they will Immedlatelv. Five large Older Artiticlal Fireplace freezer, cream color, 10 $20 firm. 643-6601.0 books, toys, household Datsun Pulsar, 83 — 4 nursing home is employed by the with lighted logs and not negotiate with District 1199 rooms. All recently reno­ months old, has lock. $500. Items. Rain dote, Sunday, door sedan, automatic, home, according to union officials. Democratic gubernatorial "H e was not scheduled to be because they do not believe it vated, appliances, wall to screen. Standard size. Exercise Bike ■ ■ $20. Call 742-7638. 17th, 24 Elsie Drive, air, mint condition, low The 39 were among about 250 candidate Toby Moffett will there yesterday,” Blacklow represents an “ uncoerced major­ wall, wosher/drver hoo­ Ideal at Christmas time. 647-8602.O Manchester. mileage. Asking only union members from various parts $50 or best offer. 646-4780. march on the picket line outside said. "His schedule yesterday ity” of the home's employees. kups. $525 plus utilities. Rug, blue, beige or green. $5,190. Call 6494286. of New England who turned out to Call 649-9066 otter 4pm. 72 Camper Van, $1,000; 78 the Crestfield-Fenwood nursing was so tight he couldn’t be there District 1199 President Jerry Room size. Padding also. Moving — Miscellaneous, demonstrate in support of striking home Friday in support of if he wanted to.” Brown said Sunday that if the *75. Call 644-4147.n Sunbird , $500; Tl Saturday, Sunday, 8om- HOUSEHOLD 1981 Honda Accord — 3 workers at the Vernon Street governor did not respond to the Manchester — One bed­ Computer, $100; Metal 4pm. I l l Concord Road, door, averoge mileage, striking workers; a spokesman District 1199 represents about room, living room, kit­ lathe and parts, $1,200; facility. They were arrested for at liis campaign headquarters 60 nurse’s aides, housekeeping union, he might be faced with Electric Stove — White. 30 Manchester. excellent condition, red. blocking the only driveway into the chen, parking, close to X 26 X 36, $50. 643-1986.0 milling machine, $300; Asking $4,800. 742-8379. said today. and maintenance employees at similar rallies outside his office. schools, $400 monthly, no Used Refrigerators, electric lackhammer nursing home, Manchester Police Moffett, a former U.S. con­ Crestfield-Fenwood who ” We want today to serve notice Department spokesman Gary utilities. No security. 569- Washers, Ranges — Red Colonial Print Sofa — drill, $200; welder, $150; 1976 Chevy Vega Station gressman and a challenger to walked off their jobs Oct. 21 to the governor,” Brown said. 6773. clean, guaranteed, parts Good condition. 646-1757.0 grinders, $50; chainsaws; Wagon - Good running Wood said this morning. Democratic Gov, William A. after the home’s owners refused "Before we’re through he's going and service. Low prices. lawn tractors; sno- Tag Sale — 33 Maple condition. $600 or best Police charged 36 people with O’Neill, V, U withhold-his com­ to negotiate with the union. to be interested whether he likes it For Rent — January 1st. B.D. Pearl 8, Son, 649 Dinette Set — Table and blowers; hyd. cylinders; Street, Indoors, Saturday, offer. 649-5110 after 5pm or disorderly conduct and three with ments on the . ike until Friday, District 1199 members who or not,” Five-room duplex. Fire­ 11 sheets % plywood, $100; Main Street, 643-2171. six upholstered chairs. 16th, 9am-2pm. Antiques, weekends. either disorderly conduct and spokesman Willie Blacklow attended Sunday’s rally sported place, large kitchen, Good condition. $95. Call mechanic and carpenter computer printer ond mo­ resisting arrest or disorderly con­ stove, yard, basement, tools, professional punch­ said. Moffett campaign buttons. THE UNION SAYS the state can Corner TV Cabinet — 649-0293.O dem, typewriter and mis­ 1983 Celebrity. duct., and interfering with an "He doesn’t want to cuiament ' But union officials said Dis­ take -financial action against the washer-dryer hookups, Yield house dark pine. ing bog. Call 646-0454. cellaneous Items. Beautiful, clean, well Ca3if. officer. Wood said. on any substance,” Blacklow nursing home’s owners because it UPl photo convenient location to bus Holds up to 19- TV. $200. Faberware Convection trict 1199 has not yet decided equipped. Many extras. All 39 were released Sunday and said. who it would endorse during the reimburses the home for some stops, parking for one car 649-4832. oven — Excellent condi­ Excellent condition. 643- only. No pets. $625 ^ C r o c h e t were ordered to appear in Man­ Officials of the New England gubernatorial campaign, or costs related to patient care. tion. Used few ties. Asking 7523. chester Superior Court Wednes­ Thorny tax Issue monthly plus utilities, se­ Kitchen chairs, 4 brown $75. Coll 649-2320.O PETS Health Care Employees Union, even if it would make Larry Fox, secretary-treasurer curity deposit, lease. Call day, Wood said. vinyl swivel. $150 new, $50 Garage Tag Sale — Cro­ Renault Le Car, 1979 — . 5026 District 1199, had expected endorsements. of District 1199, said Sunday that House Ways and Means chairman Dan Rostenkowski, 647- 1004 after Spmeach. 643-8422. Child's Bunk bed and He said cash bonds of either $500 Moffett to attend a rally Sunday "The union will definitely those funds should be cut off. Any Free to loving home, fe­ cheted pillows and other Must sell. Needs some or $l,OO0 were required in the cases D-lll., sporting a Chicago Bears jacket in a Sunday weekdays. mattress boards, $50. 646- work. Best offer. Call F or school or playtim e, a outside the 155-bed nursing discuss whether it will make an involvement by the state labor male calico cat, has been Items, children's clothing of the three protesters who faced Beautiful Decorator 177543 and toys, new Items and 659-0092, leave message. sip-front Jacket with home on Vernon Street. But endorsement,” said Larry Fox, commissioner would also be interview, said he hoped the House would approve a tax Rockville — 3 rooms, one spayed and declawed. cosy hood and pants to charges in addition to disorderly Chairs — Velvet backing. Call evenings 643-6752. old. Saturday, November Blacklow said Moffett did not secretary-treasurer of District viewed as a positive move by the reform measure by Christmas but conceded his panel bedroom. Includes heat $300. Fireplace screen, Pair Upholstered living match or contraat. conduct. The others were released a n d h o t water, 16th, 9am-Spm. 90 McDI- 1975 Window Van No. 8135 with Photo- make plans to be at that rally. 1199. governor. Fox said. $20. New ladles 3 speed room chairs, gold and — With bock seat, 3 speed on promises to appear in court. still faced some of the issues in the package. He's also $325/month, available De­ vltt Drive, Manchester. Gaide is in Sizes 3 to 8 "There’s no question that the bicycle, Schwinn, $100. green stripe pattern. Ex­ on column and removable years. Sise 4 .. . jacket, Bill Meyerson. spokesman for state can settle this strike,” he hoping his panel finishes its work on President Reagan’s cember 1st. One month 649-8692. cellent canditlon. $75 for MUSICAL Saturday, 16th, 9am-3pm. bed frame In back. $2,300 116 yards 4S-inch; pants, the New England Health Care said. proposals by Friday. security. 635-1386. the pair. 646-2190.O ITEMS Glassware, household or best offer. Call after 116 yards. Employees Union, District 1199, off their jobs Oct. 21. The strike police Sgt. Beau Thumauer, one of District 1199 last week submitted Pecan Wood Bedroom Set 4pm, 74^5824. Manchester — One room Items, doctor's scale, etc. which represents the striking was called because the nursing about eight police officers at the a petition to O’NeiU’s office asking — Queen size bed, mat­ Five Piece Sllngerlond 163 E ld rld g e S tre et, workers, said Sunday that no efficiency, appliances, tress 8i boxsprlng, chest, n o iO D L ISS4 s u o Nr sack home’s owners refused to nego­ scene. ’'That’s how we’ll clear the governor to try to end the heat, $230 per month. MISCELLANEOUS Drum Set with stool, cym­ Manchester. 1985 Honda Accord L X — 4 M m pNt 909 fsr pasties INI Crestfield-Fenwood employees night stand, dresser with I door, loaded, 54b0 miles. tiate a contract with District 1199. them.” strike. Larrye deBear. a spokes­ Security required. 643- bals and stand. $400. 646- were arrested. He said nursing Fabled albatross two mirrors, excellent I FOR SALE 5362. Excellent cnditlon. Bal­ m m a e n ^ H ie rally began at about 2 p.m. Protesters were arrested as man in the governor’s office, said 5135. condition. $850. 6494311 or This winsome Yorkshire home employees were asked not to As the crowd gathered, union police cars pulled up. After about last week that O'Neill sent a letter ance worronteed. 646- block the driveway because of 627-9816. Chopee — Wood/Coal WANTED 0560. Terrier is fun and easy members sang songs, chanted in 45 minutes, the three remaining to nurse’s aide and union adovate Burning stove. Excellent to crochet, using 4-pIy possible punitive action by the favor of unity and loudly called for protesters blocking the driveway Tracy Wilcox in response to the TOSUY knitting worsted. Complete King Size water- condition. Original cost, [ANTIQUES AM X, 1969 — 390, Auto­ home's owners once the strike is the nursing home’s owners to got up and allowed the cars to pass. petition, but he would not give spotted by the bay bed with bookcase heqd- $400. will sell for $150. N o. B82* has fuU di­ Nsw FASHION with settled. Somonhls — Class of 1933. matic transmission, rections. negotiate a contract with the details. Wilcox said Sunday that boord, $175. 646-5692. 643-4022. power steering, power Photo-Gaide patterns in The home’s owners could not be SAN FRANCISCO (UPl) - A was immortalized in the 1798 poem Rockville —‘ Six room Depression Glass— 'Tom 646-5746. all siia rangas, has n union. MEMBERS OF the Teamsters she had not yet received O’Neill’s apartment, second floor, II ' ' brakes, tilt wheel. Excel­ reached for comment today. short-tailed great white albatross of Samuel Taylor Coleridge, ’ ’The Dining Room Table, Ma­ and Jerry' set. Bowl, elx Ts erftf, see* $2A A iw m s* spedMI1 Grace Collec- Police began arresting protes­ Union, the United Auto Workers, letter. opplkinoes, heat, washer Seasoned Firewood — All lent condition. Too many pansrs, |4as 88t tsr pasties ass — a member of a species once Rime of the Ancient Mariner.” ple, 52' round, $85. mugs, original carton. $35 t £ « f or r larger siaes; plos ters about an hour later, when the Connecticut Federation of "The governor has already and dryer hookups In­ quality hardwoods. In new ports to list. Best SUNDAY’ S R A LLY was tbe The bird watchers said it was the Braided rug, $95. Com­ firm. 649-4339.0 3 BONUS CoapaMl some of them blocked tbe entrance Teachers, the (Coalition of Labor responded to the workers' re­ believed to be extinct — has been cluded. $460 plus security four foot lengths, $75 cord offer. 2954481. second at the home, where 60 first great white albatross to visit pact Stereo, $35. Excel­ P z ic a . . . . 8 t J i to tbe nursing home and refused to Union Women and other groups quest,” deBear reiterated this spotted in California for the first deposit. 871-0776. delivered, or cut and spilt, Automotive llSi«tS.StlO»ltM nurse’a aides, kitchen helpers and California waters in nearly a lent. 647-0821. $100. Try us, you'll like our xsewmii-t.issM allow non-striking workers to pass said Sunday they wanted GoV. morning. He said he did not know time in nearly a century. 1971 Mercury — 6 cy­ other service employees walked century. The great whites were full cords and aur service. linder, 250 HP, Standard, 4 Prist NaaiL SSSrm oltk ZIP Nonce TO CMorrom through. A few visitors were WiUiam A. O’Neill to get involved about Sunday’s rally, but added The bird dove through a cloud of Electrical hookup for Bruce, 742-9168. HARTFORD door, radio, heater, one cess me XsoSsr. ESTATE OF trapped on the home’s grounds. in efforts to end the strike, which is that tbe governor’s response would gulls last week off the Cordell Bank once a common sight along the dryer circuit breaker box, CAR8/TRUCK8 SPECIAL: Over 2 0 0 ae- HAROLD FRED LAWS northern California coast between HOMES ANTIQUES owner. 643-0261 after 5pm. The Hon. Norman J. "W e’re not letting nobody in and entering its fifth week today. be the same. north of tbe Golden Gate Bridge, dryer plug and 30 feet of Vernistein Snaw Tires, FOR SALE lections and a VRBB Prauss, Judge, of the Court District 1199 says tbe home’s ” I thinkthe governor’s letter will breeding seasons. Pattern SacUon in ths nobody out.” said Tom Downey, a bird watchers reported Sunday. FOR RENT wiring. $20. 649^7050.o 205/70 SR14, like new. 27' WAREHOUSE 1977 Dodge Tradesm an of Proboto, DNtrlct of An­ Inside Today member of .District 1199 who works three owners — RoIIand Castle- speak for itself,” deBear said. The great white was proclaimed Shogun 400 Touring bike. ALBUM. Just 1 3 4 0 . dover of a hearing held on Van — Automatic, beauti­ aaatf sm nm m Novomber I, 19$5 arderod at the Soutbbury Training School, man and Josiah Lessner, both Gubernatorial candidate Toby "It flew up behind the boat and extinct in the 1930s. They were Hot Point Washing Ma­ Best offer. 649-2166. 1977 Dodge — Automatic ful condition, low mi­ we fed it,” Dave de Sante said. "It thought to have been exterminated O p«n TuGB.-SGf. ttiot on claims must bo pro- 20 pages, 2 soctions as be sat in front of the driveway. Manchester attorneys, and How­ Moffett, a Democrat, did not chine — Like new. $99. 310,0 cylinder. $99 or best leage, garaged. $4400 sontsd to tho fMuciqry on or attend Sunday’s rally, as union came in with its 7-foot wing span by Japanese feather collectors vn Call 646-7276.0 lOam-Spni offer. Call 6436091 after a-iai— aiai botore FSbruory t, 19i4 erbs Jill Hurst, a member of the ard Dickstein of Vernon — are Three 9 x 12 rugs, red, firm . 646-7634. breaking the law by refusing to officials had expected. A spokes­ and huge pink bill and the cloud of their breeding island cast of blue, green, aportment 3:30pm .o borrsd os ^ low providsd. AdvtoiL. .17 Obituarlaa. Connecticut Federation of OAonchotter — 7 room ShohoronD. Prauss, B u t in a s t . . 20 Opinion. Teachers, said she would not move negotiate a contract with the man for the Moffett campaign said gulls ma(le way. Then it followed Japan. Between 1899 and 1902 house, m bathe, oppllon- 25" Color TV^ Console. size refrigerator, excel­ 243 FenMtegteg A**., T------^------Claili Plym outh F u ry , 1974 — Claatmad. 18-18 PaopMalk. from the driveway "until they union. Tbe workers have said they this morning that Moffett was not us. That’s what albatrosses do.” alone, 5 million were killed. cos, centrally located. Phllco, pecan wood. Ex­ lent condition. Yodel cool H a tlfe rB 1978 Two-tone Granada — 360 motor, new corburo- The tM udorv ta: Com ics.----- 8 Sports— '(police) take us-away.” will return to work when negotia­ scheduled to be op the picket line Tbe albatross is legendary But some survived, and by 1967 mt pfgi utimiee, two cellent condition. $225. stove, room size, blue Very good condition. Air tor, runs good. Body fair. O IM -^ Nellie E. Lows Em sgalnaisnL_ 17 TsIsvWon . 17 Brandy Straat Lo rta*y------2 W sathar__ "W e’re going to carry each one tions begin. over the-^eekend. He said Moffet among sailors for accompanying the island of Tori Shima bad 20 m onths eecu rlty. C oll 646- 649-9975 Otter 6pm oe braided rug. Coll otter 525-4785 conditioning, automatic. First 899. 6494744 attef r iS n A T il Bollom CT 04040 ion. sveekend. 5:30pm, 647-1101. Reosonable. 6434601. Stomxi SarsasIsaMa 034-11 out and they’ll be arrested,” said Tbe National Labor Relations would be on the picket line Friday. ships in all kinds of weather, and pairs. tfc.* •

MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Nov. 18. 1985 — 3 « — MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Nov. 1». 1W5 WEATHER Lack of bus ride spurs blast from Today's forecast CoBBCcticBt, M astachuetta aad Rbade lalaaS: handicapped man Today: moatly aunny, wanner with bigba around 60. Tonight: partly cloudy. Lowa in the 40a. Tuesday: partly aunny and wanner. Higha in the Bv George Lavng Robbins. 37, was born with 60s. Herald Reporter crippling arthritis and contracted Maine and New HampaUre: Becoming partly cerebral palsy when he was 2 after sunny north and mostly sunny south today. High Dale Robbins reached his break­ a coma in d u ct by tonsilitis. It was from the mid 40s north to near 60 south. Increasing ing point on Nov. 7, when he and his only in February, however, that he clouds north and partly cloudy south tonight. Low fiancee wanted to go to Hartford to started having to use a wheelchair. from the mid 20s to the lower 40a. Cloudy with a do some shopping. Robbins was born in Manchester chance of showers north and considerable clouds Because Robbins is confined to a and grew up on in houses Spruce and Chestnut streets. He gradu­ south Tuesday. High in the 40s north, 60s central wheelchair, he called the Connecti­ ated from Manchester High School and 60s south. cut Transit Co. and asked when the in 1971 and worked as a short-order Vermont: Becoming sunny gpd mild today with handicapped bus would stop in cook at the McDonald’s restaurant highs 50 to 5S. Cloudy north tonight and Tuesday Manchester. To his surprise, he was told the bus makes only on West Center Street until Febru­ with a chance o f rain. Partly cloudy south. Lows ary, when his legs became too tonight 35 to 45. Warm Tuesday With highs 60 to 70. prearranged runs into town. That brought the pair's plans for weak. the day to a halt. Robbins now lives at the Mayfair Connecticut Transit Spokesman Gardens apartment complex on Extended outlook Steve Warren said the company North Main Street. only provides service for handi- He is active in sports and has Extended outlook for New England Wednesday capp^ people in Manchester if won a number of local, state and through Friday: transportation is needed daily. The national medals. “ I ’m very proud Connecticnt, Maaaachnsetta and Rhode Island: UPl photo company does no(j>rovide service of myself,” he said. Partly cloudy with a chan^ of showers late for disabled people who need rides Robbins said he accepts his own Wednesday. Fair Thursday. Increasing cloudiness less frequently, he said. limitations, but not those created Friday. Highs in the 60s Wednesday and in the mid Today In history Warren said the company used for him by others. 40s to lower SOs Thursday and Friday. Lows in the to provide daily service for all “ It’s about time somebody took mid 40s to mid 50s Wednesday cooling to the 20s and In 1984, Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak, shown in Herald photos by Saviste handicapped people, but that on advocacy for the handicapped here in Manchester,” he said. lower SOs by Friday. this Sept, 25, 1984, file photo, accused Libyan leader Heavily clothed motorcyclists prepare SaturdRy for a clists attended. State police said the figure was more like wheelchair lifts on its buses Something to skip about Vermont: Mild Wednesday with a chance of usually did not work correctly. He At the Municipal Building, he Moammar Khadafy of financing death squads to kill Arab ride to Hertford to show their opposition to mandatory 800. Today: mostly sunny. Warmer with high around 60. Wind west around showers. Clearing Thursday. Dry and cooler said Connecticut Transit now said, the only wheelchair ramp is and Western European leaders. helmet legislation. Organizers estimated 2,000 motorcy- maintains about 40 buses for at the rear, which can create 10 mph becoming southwest this afternoon. Tonight: partly cloudy. Friday. Highs Wednesday 55 to 65. Lows 35 to 45. Highs Thursday and Friday 45 to 55. Lows 25 to 35. regular handicapped users and the problems in an emergency. The Low 40 to 45. Light southwest wi nd. Tuesday: partly sunny and warmer. New Hampshire and Maine: Fair Wednesday. lifts are serviced daily. location of the ramp discriminates High 65 to 70. Today's weather picture was drawn by Todd Lopes, 9, a Chance of rain Thursday. Fair Friday. Lows in the For Robbins, though, the com­ against handicapped people, he 40s Wednesday cooling to the 20s Friday. Highs in pany’s response was “ the stick said. fourth grader at Buckley School. Abnanac Bikers fight “ I ’m not a second-class citizen the 50s north and 60s south Wednesday cooling to that broke the camel’s back.” that has to go through the back the SOs north and 40s south Friday. The day before, he had received Today is Monday, Nov. 18, the On this date in history; a new wheelchair after fighting door,” he said. isv 322nd day of 1965 vdth 43 to follow. In 1477, “ The Sayings of the helmet laws with Medicaid officials since Feb­ Robbins also criticized the post SEATTLE Philosophers ’ was published, the office at the corner of Main and The moon is approaching its first ruary over who would pay for it. Across the nation earliest known book printed in Center streets. He said the building quarter. Robbins said the two incidents England to carry a date. A gathering Saturday to protest the idea of is not accessible to people in Snow will fall today from eastern Washington have angered him that he’s willing The morning stars are Venus In 1626, St. Peter’s Basilica whs mandatory helmet legislation was the largest to lead the fight against other wheelchairs, while just across the and Oregon across the Plateau, the Rockies, the and Mars. dedicated in Rome. New England motorcycle rally in the past 10 obstacles that face disabled peo­ street, the Southern New England upper Missouri Valley, the northern Plains, Telephone Co. building has various NEW YORK The evening stars are Mercury, In 1883, the United States years, its organizer said today. ple. In particular, he charged that western Nebraska and much of Minnesota. Rain ramps that make it easy for Jupiter and Saturn. adopted Standard Time and set up The Rev. Robert W. “^Kaiser” Hershberger, Manchester’s libraries, main post will reach from the central Missouri Valley across four zones — Eastern, Central, head of the Manchester Mission Church of office, sidewalks and town hall disabled people to come and go. SAN FRANC eastern Oklahoma and northeast Texas, from Those bom on this date are under Mountain and Pacific. Bikers and the organizer of the rally, said his either are without ramps, or have “ This infuriates me. It doesn’t southeast Minnesota across northern Louisiana the sign of Scorpio. They include In 1903, Panama and the United group counted more than 2,000 motorcyclists them placed in inconvenient areas. say too much about the federal and over the upper Great Lakes and much of the French philosopher and writer States signed a treaty for building entering the commuter parking lot at Burr “ It’s fine for politicians to say government’s commitment to the Ohio Valley. Pierre Bayle in 1647; German the Panama Canal, linking the Comers in the northern part of town, the they’re going to help, but only handicapped," he said. composer Carl von Weber in 1786; Pacific and Atlantic oceans. starting point for the rally. Five hundred more somebody who goes through being “ I love Manchester.” added British Prime Minister Neville bikers joined them in Hartford, he said. handicapped everyday really LOWEST High and low Chamberlain in 1869; pollster A thought for the day: British knows what it’s like,” Robbins Robbins. “ I was born here. I went However, state police today estimated that to school here and 1 worked here. TEMPERATURES George Gallup in 1901; songwriter Prime Minister Neville Chamber- 800 motorcyclists participated in the rally. said. “ Somebody other than the Johnny Mercer in 1909; astronaut lain said in 1938, “ For the second But it’s time somebody speaks out 10 The highest temperature reported Sunday by the Hershberger said the state police told him politicians has to take on the Alan Shepard, the first American time in our history, a British prime against this.” NEW V • MIAMI National Weather Service, excluding Alaska and that at one point the line of bikers stretched ORLEANS ^ •-"la**' Hawaii, was 88 degrees at Naples, Fla. Today’s low in space, in 1923 (age 64), and minister has returned from Ger­ actress Linda Evans in 1942 (age many bringing peace with honor. I along Interstate 84 from Burr Comers to the —LEGEND------was 4 degrees below zero at Helena, Mont. Founders Bridge in East Hartford. The bikers 50 43). ' believe it is peace for our time.” drove along Capitol Avenue past the capitol to Robert W. "Kaiser” Hershberger of Manchester, organizer of the Accident leaves demonstrate their opposition to mandatory motorcycle rally, addresses the crowd at Burr Corners. Air quality helmet laWs. s h o w e r s '* ^ FLOW Although no helmet legislation has been ALQT UPl WEATHER POTOCAST es and pnvaio groups ihroughoiA Head of the class television today that brings out the values of pray. ' estimate is a conservative one. The America call, 20 William St. (Town). Sunday, 10:42 p.m. — medical • How to gain thousands of dollara Yvorth of Yew may have Mraady seen Stavan LaVaHa on “ Father Knows Best.” figure could go as high as $370,000, Friday, 2:55 p.m. — medical Saturday, 1:09 p.m. — medical call, 97 Main St. (Eighth District. FREE publicttyl tatavtaon thews such as P M Maeama. Tha A M New York Giants linebacker Lawrence “ I think ‘The Cosby Show’ is a marvelous he said. call, 581 E. Middle Turnpike, • How to have total financial aecurity. and Show (San Francwco). or read NxxX hon m nWionN call, 342 Broad St. (Town). Paramedics). the freedom, respect, and preatige of news maQUinas. and nawspapars Ha hat gh«n Taylor, pop star Cyndi Lauper and actress show,” she said. " I t ’s completely different (Town, Paramedics). over aighl-hundrad lacturae m ina paal thraa years Think like an atheist Manchester Herald Friday, 3:29 p.m. — medical Saturday, 2:40 p.m. — lockout, Monday. 6:53 a.m. — motor operating your own private Hypriotherapy and « praaanOy the chatrman of ma aducalion Jessica Lange have been declared members (from her show) but they’ re the closest to The Board of Directors will be vehicle accident. Center and practice. dapartmant (or The National Aaaociaiion of asked Tuesday night to authorize call, lOA Ambassador ’ Drive, no Glenwood St. (Town). • How to teach others the use of auto­ Hypnoiherapista of what Esquire magazine calls "America’s what we were doing. And that Michael J. Fox Madalyn Murray O’Hair says sbe could Richard W. Cosgrove, Publisher McKee streets (Town). He haa bean a llupnothariplN tor extaen years and town General Manager Robert B. (Eighth District, Paramedics). Saturday, 4:59 p.m. ^ apart­ suggestions to snhancs their mental and >9 ihe author o< MnP Powar/Body Power The new leadership class.” on 'Family Ties’ is marvelous, too.” have helped President Reagan prepare physical well being. PrectKeiNttinocmntimsHeridbot* NaotneEdsor Friday, 5:34 p.m. — medical ment fire, 452 West Middle ’Turn­ oL ■ Hyprom Uegetro' . end has over twenty Mies Weiss to sign an application for the • Anid much, much morel The three joined 113 others on a list of "men (The Butterball Turkey line number is himself for the summit with the Soviets by call, 176 Tolland’Turnpike, (Eighth pike (Town). Tolland County on caeeette lapea marketed nehonwide VOL. CV, No. 42; aid, which would be paid under the WHAT you WIU SEE: and women under 40 who are changing the 1-800-323-4846 and it runs through Dec. 24) briefing him on atheism. USPS 327-500 District, Paramedics). federal Disaster Relief Act. Saturday. 5:13 p.m. — car fire. Thursday, 11:22 a.m. — motor • Actual demonstrations of Hypnosis— nation,” reported the magazine’s December O’Hair made the offer to the White House PuM ltlwd dolly axetpt Sunday Suosaatad corrlar rotaa ora ti.so Huestis, Civil Preparedness Of­ Friday, 5:48 p.m. — fireplace Interstate 84 westbound (Town)^„ vehicle accident without injuries. audisnee participation. issue. through her American Atheist Center in and cortoln hoUdova by tba Mon- w a a k ly , as. 12 fo r ena m onth, S15.35 fire. Center Springs Park. (Town). • How you can change your life and be CAN'T ATTEte? diM tar euM M ilns Co., 14 Brolnard tor ttirao mentlw, 939.70 te r six ficer Ronald Kraatz and town Saturday, 8:11 p.m. — dis­ Routes 6 and 44 (State Police). For a M trun caeiatta of Vw lecture, outhna. Among other well-known names on -Es­ Friday, 11:36 a.m. — medical financiaHy independent. bonua gdl and other malarMa aand t1 5 total to Wedding at the landing Austin, Texas, saying Reagan needed some Ploca. M ondiaalar, Conn. oaMOi So- m oiflha end 141.40 to r on# year. public works officials met Friday hwasher fire, 50 Marion Drive Thursday. 11:04 p.m. — motor • How you can help yourself and others to quire’s list are rocker Bruce Springsteen, atheism background so he can handle cond data pottasa paid at Mon- M o ll ro ta a o r a o v o lla b la o n r o o u o a t. call, 141 Princeton St. (Eighth overcome their greatest problems. choatar. Conn. with representatives of the Fed­ (Town). vehicle accident. Bolton Center Actress Joan Van Ark is married to a VoSTMASTia: • How quickly and easily you can hypnotize hca^fiii^ star Larry Bird, writer Jane Anne hfikhail Gorbachev. Sand oddrott chonao i to tho Mon- eral Emergency Management District). Sunday, 12:31 a.m. — false newsman, John M anhall of a Loo Angeles Road (Bolton). yourself and others. n u iip s and director John Sayles. "Since the president is deeply steeped in chostor H arold, P.O. Box 991, M on- Agency to discuss the town’s losses Friday, 1:50p.m. — carrollover, alarm. Main and Strant streets television, and her “ Knots Landing" charac­ chw tor. Conn. 0i04>. To ploco o cloaslflod pr diapipy the irrational thinking of religion, he will be t^artlaam ont, or to raoort o nawa in the Sept. 27 storm. 72 Oliver Road (Eighth District, (Town). ter, Val, is marrying a newsman on the show unable to cope with the rational thinking of OUARANTaeO DELIVKRY: If Itom , alory or picturo IdM , co ll 449- Paramedics). this week. But the similarities end there. Van you don't-rocolva your Harold by 5 3711. O tflca heura are S:30o.m . to 5 Huestis said there is a question Friday, 7:22 p.m. — unnecessary DON’T MISS THIS SEMINAR! IT WILL NOT BE REPEATEDI Joan meets hero an atheist leader,” she said in a statement. p.m . Monday tlireupb Friday. Sunday, 6:39 a.m. — fuel oil leak,' EMERGENCY p.m . weekdeys p r 7i36 p.m . Satur­ about whether the town will be alarm, 1395 Tolland Turnpike ARRIVE EARLY! NO PRE-REQISTRATION! Ark says. "W e can acquaint Reagan with the thought day. ptoPM lPlaphoap your corHor. 132 Walker St. (Town). Fire — Police — Medical Folk singer Joan Baez, making a six-day “ I ’ve known my husband since We were If you'ro unoWo to roach your cor- allowed to make a claim of $50,000 (Eighth District). Sunday, 9:16 a.m. — public LECTURE TV ta.. NaaoaWar 1 mUfL.Hl processes of logical atheism.” The key to M S pm l:S 0 p M •;S9 pm visit to Poland, got to meet one of her "very high school students in Boulder (Colo.),” she rlo r, coll aubocribor ttrv l A a t 447- Tho Monchaator H arold la o aub- for the loss' of a town-owned Saturday, 12:01 a.m. — kitchen service call, 46 West Center St. LOCATIONS: discussing nuclear aims with the Soviets, *944 by 4 p jn . woofcdoyi o r 19 o.m . acrlbtr to United Fraaa Intome- DIAL 911 MRATON HOTEL NOLOAY INN RAMAQA H COLONY am few heroes left in the world,” Solidarity said. “ Our marriage took place on a military folurdoya fo r puarontaod dollvory tionol nawaaarvlcaondltam am bar tobacco abed on Windsor Street, fire, 84 Seaman Circle (Town). (Town). SISTrwnMiaL H ColumOua etvd 5 E la OrMBo Tumpda I t Hartford TumpHia O’Hair says, is understanding that the AT THE [E»t 36 olt LS4) ;EzN 40 off Hwy 91) [ExMS3 0fne 4) In Monenoator. o f tbo A udit Bureau of C irculation a. which the town used occasionally Saturday, 1:21 a.m. — rollover, Sunday, 10:10 a.m. — brush fire, In Manchester founder Lech Walesa. base in Germany. Believe me, it was nothing Russians prise life on Earth because they 8 1 0 DOOR WMOaOR LOCKS for storage. exit 62 on Interstate 84 (Eighth 23|9Spencer St. (Town). Walesa, winner of the 1963 Nobel Peace like the marriages Val has gone through.” don’t believe in an afterlife.

c MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, Nnv. l«. 1985 - » 4 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Nov. 18. 1985 f - ' V.S./W orU Geologists detect tremors at volcano ^’<1 I in Brief Bv Tom Wells The Associated Press '

Florida braced for ‘Kata’ BO G OTA, Colombia British rescuers listened in MIAMI — Hurricane Kate roared through the the early darkness today for signs of life under the southeastern Bahamas with 90 mph winds today mud of a volcanic eruption that killed more than 22,000 but forecasters said it was too early to tell people, and geologists warned that increased earth whether it could become the first hurricane ever tremors around smoking Nevado del Ruiz may signal to bit the U.S. mainland this late in the season. more activity. Hurricane warnings were in effect for the The British pressed their search despite a southeast and central Bahamas islands and the government minister’s belief that there was "no one National Huiticane Center said there was a 12 left to rescue.” percent chance Florida’s southeast coast could "The last three survivors were rescued this experience hurricane winds by Wednesday. morning in Armero and I believe they later died,” the “ Right now it’s a little too early to think about Cabinet member. Health Minister Rafael Zubiria, the possibilities of it hitting the Florida coast,” said Sunday. forecaster Noel Risnychok said. “ We’ve never But the British team, using sensitive listening had one hit the U.S. mainland this late in the devices, continued trying to detect some sign of life. It season, but that doesn’t mean this one won’t.” worked at night because sound carries farther. Hurricane forecasters said Kate’s highest “ Everything indicates that there are survivors to be sustained winds were near 90 mph and warned found,” said Patrick Stanton, head of the British "some strengthening is possible” through today. team, “ Everything points to that conclusion. There just have to be people still alive out there.” ' Mammograms concern docs He said people were found alive Sunday in houses buried in mud, and that many houses with only CHICAGO — Despite American Cancer Society rooftops protruding had not yet been checked. guidelines urging yearly mammograms to detect breast cancer in older women, most doctors do CO LOM B IAN O F F IC IA L S say more than 22,000 not recommend the test unless their patients people, including 8,000 children, were killed when the UPI photo* request it, a U C LA researcher says. volcano erupted Wednesday, melting its snowcap and “ There are few things that we as physicians do sending a gigantic wall of mud roaring down the Since the Potsdam Conference, the U.S. victory over its Arab neighbors in June, "Detente” became the buzzword of an White House at San Clemente, Calif., in that make a lot of difference in people’s lives,” Armero Valley. said Dr. Daniel Bunnell."It’s a shame that this is and Soviet Union have staged summit 1967, President Johnson met with era when Leonid Brezhnev clasped 1973. Nixon held two sufomit rneetings Parts of 13 villages and almost all of Armero and its with the ebullient Soviet leader before one of them and we’re not doing it.” surrounding rural area, with a population of 50,000, conferences to settie their vast differen­ Soviet Premier Aleksei Kosygin at hands with Richard Nixon aboard Air The American Cancer Society has issued were wiped out by the 150-foot-high avalanche of ces. Shortiy after Israel’s lightning Glassboro State College in New Jersey. Force One on their way to the westen resigning in 1974. guidelines recommending that doctors urge muck, water and rubble that swept across the area women over 50 to have an annual mammogram, a about 100 miles northwest of Bogota. diagnostic examination of the breasts by X-ray. Tremors were detected in the volcano’s vicinity I > An eight-year Swedish study, to be present^ Sunday, and a U.S. scientist said they indicated “ a A Red Cross volunteer gives water to that was wiped out in last week’s ***Today at a national meeting of radiologists, shows continuing possibility of eruptions.” Isidro Borques over the weekend during volcanic landslide. On Sunday, after Modern summits fend off another Stone Age the test can save lives through early detection. “ There were 10 earthquakes In an hour around 5 three and a half days of trying, he was Preliminary results of the study, involving p.m.” said Darrell Herd, the head of a U.S. Geological rescue efforts to free him from the nuclear war and agreements on 162,981 women over the age of 40, indicate that rescued. Bv Arnold Sowlslok tan, the election of Reagan — who where Khrushchev proposed a flew to New York to make the case "detente” into the language when Survey team. “ This is higher than what we have rubble of his Armero, Colombia, home oceanography, agricultural re­ mammograms every two or three years can United Press Internotlonol made no secret of his distrust of the total world disarmament plan. against Israel in person. President Richard Nixon went to seen.” Moscow, the first visit of an search, transportation and cultu­ decrease mortality from breast cancer by 31 He said the jolts, technically called earthquakes, Soviet Union — and a massive President Lyndon Johnson sent inundated houses and under debris. American president to Russia. ral exchanges. percent. measured less than 2 on the Richter scale and were too the 3-mile-high volcano in a helicopter for a look down W ASHINGTON - Summit con­ arms buildup by both countries ON M A Y 1, I9M, Soviet air word he would like to meet with Within an hour, a top aide to President Belisario The June 18-26,1973, summit was faint to be felt by people. into the crater, and saw steam and light ash rising ferences are not new, but the since the last summit pushed U.S.- defense crews fired a new missile Kosygin. The Russian didn’t want Treaties came down like spring Betancur, Victor Ricardo, told Caracol in a broadcast another diplomatic success, but Herd, who spoke to The Associated Press by 3,000 to 5,000 feet in the air. threat of weapons that can fly Soviet relations into the .deepest at an object about 13 miles above to come to Washington: the Ameri­ rain during the trip. The main interview that rescue attempts could continue. Later, this flme national attention was Copter crashes off Sicily telephone from his hotel in Manizales, about 25 miles The snow-shrouded mountain rumbled again thousands of miles to kill millions freeze since the early 1960s. Sverdlosk, shooting down both an can didn’t want to go to New York. agreements were the first S A L T the defense minister, Gen. Miguel Vega, said, "Iw ant diverted by another developing N APLES, Italy — A helicopter crashed on the ^ west of the volcano, said scientists will have to study Saturday, and the government announced over of people has given specialurgency The first summit after World American U2 spy plane and the Th e y split the difference, descend­ and anti-ballistic missile treaties, I drama: the Senate hearings on the flight deck of the assault ship USS Iwo Jimo;'' the frequency and strength of the tremors to tell if national radio that a new eruption had set off another to tell you that no one had thought, neither the army and drama to periodic meetings of War II was, like most of the next scheduled summit confer­ ing for two days of meetings, June pacts on space, health and environ­ nor the government, of suspending the rescue Watergate scandal were about to killing one crewman on board the ship and another eruption is imminent. avalanche. The communique urged residents of towns superpower leaders since the end wartime meetings, a Big Four ence, which was.to begin May 16 in 23 and 25, on the campus of little mental cooperation and a state­ start. injuring four men in the helicopter, a 6th Fleet He said U.S. scientists would set up the laser along the river to move quickly to high land. operations. of World War II. gathering. Paris. Glassboro State College, about half ment of principle designed to By the fall of 1974, Nixon was out spokesman said today. equipment today on the volcano to detect any However, the government corrected its warning 30 "We will not abandon the search until we are The last summit meeting of the Ten years after the Potsdam The United States first claimed way between the two cities on the promote peaceful coexistence, or and Gerald Ford represented the The spokesman said the CH-46 helicopter from movement. He said the devices can detect a one-inch minutes later and said no avalanche had occurred. absolutely sure that no survivor is in the area,” Vega wartime western allies was held conference. President Dwight E i­ the U2 was a weather plane, but the New Jersey Turnpike. detente. Kosygin was still premier, United States in a meeting with the support ship USS San Diego went down movement of the target area from several miles But it warned residents to remain on alert. Many said in a broadcast interview. July 16-Aug. 1, 1945, in Potsdam, senhower, Soviet Prime Minister Russians had the pilot, Francis but Commmunist Party leader They got along passably but Brezhnev at Vladivostok, a Siber­ Sunday night as it was making a routine away. people took to the hills anyway, and spent the night U.S. government officials had agreed with the Germany — only days before the Nikolai Bulganin. British Prime Gary Powers, who parachuted into Leonid Brezhnev was hinning the disagreed on the Mideast and on ian port no American had visited in replenishment trip at sea. 17 miles east of Sicily. The U.S. Geological survey team reached the huddled in the cold before returning home. initial announcement that no trapped survivors first atomic bombs dropped on Minister Anthony Eden and their arms and confessed his real Soviet show. U.S. military involvement in Viet­ 52 years. One member of the ship’s crew was killed and volcano Sunday and set up seismographical monitors, remained alive. Japan. French Premier Edgar Faure met mission. nam. although they had agreed For Nixon, the trip was a The Nov. 22-24 summit, at the another was injured. Four members of the said U.S. Agency for International Development CO LOM B IA’S L A R G E S T group of radio stations, That meeting, between a still Juiy 18-21, 1955, in the Palais des When Eisenhower showed up in " It’s over.” said Paul Bell, diaster assistance field weeks earlier in the first use of the triumph of diplomacy and politics, end of a F a r Eastern tour by Ford, helicopter crew also suffered minor injuries. representative Jim Smith. "The crater seems to be Caracol, appealed to the government to continue untested President Harry Tru ­ Nations in Geneva. They discussed Paris to meet with Khrushchev, officer for AID. The U.S. ambassador, Charles Washington- Moscow hotline to overshadowing the battle for the yielded an interim nuclear missile Their names were withheld pending notification getting deeper and the smoke indicates some rescue operations, saying information from reporters man, Soviet Premier Josef Stalin German reunification, disarma­ British Prime Minister Harold Gillespie, said the need for massive international stay out of the Arab-Israeli con­ 1972 Democratic preisidential nom­ limitation agreement that led to of next of kin. continuing activity.” he said*- roaming thf valley indicated there were as many as and Winston Churchill, replaced as ment and East-West relations. Macmillan and French President emergency aid had come to an end. flict. They did move toward ination and, after his earlier trip to the S A L T 2 treaty and Carter- The crash crushed a C T F Marine AH-1 Tango Herd told the AP he and other scientists flew over 2,500 survivors lying in the mud or trapped in British prime minister by Clement No agreements were reached. Charles DeGaulle, the Russian agreement on non-proliferation of China, giving him a huge boost Brezhnev summit of 1979, the last Cobra helicopter on deck and damaged the mast Attlee in mid-conference, was held The Russians, suspicious about said he would not sit down with Ike nuclear weapons, which resulted toward reelection. time Soviet and U.S. leaders have structure and deck equipment of the Iwo Jimo. to finish the reshaping of Europe letting East and West Germany without an apology and .punish­ in U.S.-Soviet submission of a Thirteen months later, Brezhnev sat down together trying to avert The Iwo Jimo is the Navy’s first amphibious begun the previous year at Yalta, reunite, insisted that an overall ment of those responsible for the treaty to the UN a short time later. visited the United States, meeting the global conflict that Albert assault ship designed specifically as a helicopter and to set the surrender terms for European security agreement had U2 flights. Nixon at Camp David and at San Einstein once said would make the carrier. Archbishop’s envoy to see Trial begins lor Japan. to come first and the issue The 1960 summit collapsed after THE NEXT SUMMIT. May Clemente. Calif., to sign a treaty weapons of World W ar IV "stones Those agreements and the new­ continued to fester for years. one session. 22-29, 1972, brought the word pledging both countries to avoid and arrows.” born Bomb set the stage for the Eisenhower offered a plan for The next summit meeting was Fire dept, gets an arsonist hijack suspects East-West Cold War that has the exchange of detailed military held June 3-4 the following year in repeatedly brought the major information including “ open Vienna. It was and abrasive NORTH PROVIDENCE, R.I. — Mayor Salva­ U.S. officials in London powers to the brink of War — and skies" verification of military tore Mancini’s recent appointment of convicted G EN OA, Italy (U P I) — Five Palestinians confrontation between Khrush­ arrested in connection with the Achille Lauro provided the impetus for eight bases by aerial photography. Bul­ chev and the new American arsonist David Dilorio to the city fire department airport before leaying for London. major meetings of top American ganin didn't turn it down, but later has sent ripples of shock and cynicism among Bv Arthur Herman hijacking and murder of a U.S. passenger went on president, John F. Kennedy. United Press International He said the captives were “ O K ” but declined to trial today amid heavy security. and Soviet leaders since 1955. said inspection would have to The Russian, seeking to take state and local officials. elaborate further. Some members of the fire department’s call include U.S. bases all over the advantage of Kennedy's still- fresh "Speculation about any of these points could cost Some 200 Carabinieri paramilitary police world, a proviso that he did not force think that the mayor played politics when he LONDON — Church of England envoy T e rir Waite THE FIRST SUMMITS focused Bay of Pigs humiliation, tried to lives,” Waite said. "Lives are at risk and a wrong guarded the courtroom in the northern port, think host countries would agree made the appointment. Dilorio got his job. ‘they scheduled a private meeting with U.S. officials in on political questions such as the browbeat the American on the move or wrong word could cost lives. I'm not being where the five defendants appeared inside three to. -say, because bis father-in-law chairs the town’s London today to inform them about his contact in division of Germany and the status festering question of divided Ber­ over dramatic.. The situation remains very difficult steel-barred cages for their trial on charges of But everyone went home saying Housing Authority and is treasurer of the Beirut with the kidnappers of American hostages, of Eastern Europe. But as both lin, going so far as to threaten war. and very dangerous,.and there is still a long way to smuggling arms and explosives into Italy. tensions had been eased, and there Democratic Town Committee. “Dilorio is a U.S. officials said. East and West perfected intercon­ They managed to salvage an go” were increased trade and cultural popular person,” one callman said. “ He’s well In Geneva, Reagan spokesman Larry Speakes said F B I agents followed the trial on behalf of U.S. tinental missiles and more efficent agreement on the neutralization of Waite, who engineered the release of British contacts in the months that liked. It’s (the conviction) is overlooked. He the administration was anxious to have direct word on authorities, who also want to try the hijackers. megadeath weapons, the emphasis Laos, then the Indochinese hot captives from Iran and Libya in recent years, went to followed. made a mistake, but it’s not something you the hostages and “ we look forward to receiving Four of the Palestinians are accused of shifted to efforts to stop the global spot. Kennedy later called it "a Beirut after Runcie received a letter from the overlook in the fire department. How could you be information from” Waite. carrying out the attack on the Italian cruise liner arms race. very sober two days." hostages Nov. 8 asking him to intercede. a fireman after being convicted of arson?” He said Waite is being contacted through diplomatic last month and face further charges in Italy of That is the reason for the ninth F O U R Y E A R S L A T E R , the first Khrushchev reportedly was em­ The hostages are the Rev. Martin Lawrence Jenco, David Dilorio was arrested in 1974 in channels in London to determine the status of the kidnap, murder and hijacking. postwar summit, the first in more of the one-on-one U.S.-Soviet lead­ boldened enough by his assess­ a Catholic priest: Terry Anderson, Middle East connection with a fire that destroyed a vacant hostages, whose return remains the administration’s Court officials have identified the four-man than six years and the first ers’ meetings that have replaced ment of Kennedy at Vienna to try to correspondent for The Associated Press: American home that was being renovated. He was given a highest priority. hijack squad as ringleader Magied AI Molqi, 23 — attended by the current leaders of the multi-power summits was held put Soviet missiles into Cuba in University of Beirut hospital administrator David two-year suspended sentence, probation, and was “We look forward to our meeting with hirn,” who Italian newspapers said was the trigger man the United States and the Soviet at Camp David, the presidential 1962. Kennedy's tough response in Jacobsen, and university Dean Thomas Sutherland. ordered to pay $6,000 to Allstate Insurance Co. He Speakes said, stressing that Waite would be meeting in the killing of American Leon Klinghoffer — Union, to be held in Geneva, retreat in Maryland's Catoctin turn humiliated Khrushchev and Reagan rejected a similar letter from them, was a volunteer fireman at the time. Last month, with U.S. officials in London. Ahmad AI Assadi, 23, Ibrahim Abdelatif, 20, and Switzerland, Nov. 19- 20. mountains. started him on a slide toward reiterating his policy that the United States does not Mancini appointed Dilorio to the fire department. Waite new in Sunday night from a five-day mission Bassam AI Ashker, 22. President Reagan and Soviet Eisenhower and Nikita Khrush­ involuntary retirement. negotiate with terrorists. He receives an annual salary of $13,333.50. to Beirut, saying he had built up "a measure of trust” Police arrested the four Oct. 10 when U.S. jets leader Mikhail Gorbachev will chev, the Soviet president, met It was to be six years beforcKhe The Moslem fundamentalist Islamic Jihad move­ The mayor defended his appointment, saying with the kidnappers and that "positive steps" had forced an Egyptian plane carrying them to land in meet in an atmosphere considera­ Sept. 25-27 and worked out several next summit, where the players ment says it will free the four Americans if Kuwait that a police check of Dilorio’s record indicated been taken. Sicily. bly more chilly than at the last agreements including the withdra­ were new, the situation tense and releases 17 of its comrades jailed for a series of no convictions. The mayor added that he Waite, a special assistant to Archbishop of A fifth man', Mohammed Kalaf, 25, was caught summit June 15-18, 1979, when, at wal of a Russian ultimatum that the locale unusual. bombings against U.S.. French and Kuwaiti targets in “ probably” would not have appointed anyone Canterbury Robert Runcie. reported immediately to Sept. 28 with two false passports before he could the height of detente, presidents threatened West Berlin’s inde­ In June, 1967, Israel and its Arab December 1983. with a criminal record to the job, but said he the leader of the worldwide Anglican Church. board the Italian cruise ship. Jim m y Carter and Leonid Brezh­ pendence. They agreed to reopen neighbors went to war for the third The Kuwaiti government has refused to free the would abide by his appointment of Dilorio. “ There will be a meeting today in London with nev signed the S A L T 2 treaty at talks on Berlin and to seek peaceful time. The Israelis captured the American officials, but not here at the embassy, and prisoners Vienna, Austria. settlement of "all outstanding entire Sinai peninsula from Egypt, that’s about all we are going to be able to say” U.S. The long-range weapons limits international questions" including the west bank of the Jordan River Crash kills Weir’s daughter Embassy spokesman Sigmund Cohen said. agreed to in that pact have been disarmament. from Jordan and the Golan Heights In an interview broadcast on the British Broadcast­ UP) photo CAIRO, Egypt — A railway train hit a bus at a observed — and violated by the Those meetings capped ah-un- from Syria. The United Nations ing Corp., U.S. national security adviser Robert level crossing south of Alexandria, killing two Soviets, say some U.S. critics — precedented 13-day cross- country arranged a truce, but the Soviet McFarlane said. ” Our policy has not changed. We’re The Reagan team meets for a pre­ president. Max Kampelman and John American women passengers and injuring four but rthe treaty itself never was tour of the United States by the Union demanded that the UN insist not prepared to make concessions to terrorists. Egyptians, U.S. Embassy sources and Egyptian ratified by the Senate. Soviet leader that included a major that Israel return its conquests. summit photograph. From left are Tower.' However, we would welcome communication with The Soviet invasion of Afghanis­ appearance at the United Nations, Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin Ambassador Maynard Glitman, the police said today. them and look forward to whatever Mr. Waite has to A U.S. Embassy spokesman identified the dead report.” A Church of England spokesman confirmed Americans as Ann Weir, whose father. Benjamin that Waite would be meeting with American officials Weir, was held hostage in Lebanon, and Tea parties scheduled in London, but he also declined to give any details. Catherine Lorimer, whose parents are American Both sides declined to say who would represent the missionaries in Egypt. C an a A spokesman for the Egyptian Interior U.S. government. “ There is absolutely no doubt at all that I have got Ministry said the two Americans were employed through to the right people and a measure of trust has First ladies to leave politics out as schoolteachers in Alexandria. been established,” Waite told reporters at Beirut By Paula Butturinl leaders of the East and West blocs teen-age gill United Press International get along? Will they get beyond forced smiles and small talk? Will Irish pact draws Protestant fury GENEVA — First lady Nancy they have something to tell their LAND O’LAKES Reagan wants to talk "people not respective husbands that might b e a would not riot and fight the army or Tories who generally vote with policies” at her tea parties with ease the tensions between the two By Graham Heathcote The Associated Press police. “ We are going to do this the Thatcher’s Conservatives. AMERICAN CHEESE...... U. 99ib, Raisa Gorbachev, and plans to blocs? Because the Conservatives have leave politics to the men. Crispen described Mrs. Reagan constitutional way,” he told his a majority of 138 in the 650-seat Mrs. Reagan's schedule calls for as “ looking forward" to her first LONDON — Prime Minister congregation. her to attend three tea parties in newsboy? Margaret Thatcher explains Her Mrs. Thatcher and FitzGerald House, Mrs. Thatcher's governing meeting with Mrs. Gorbachev and are seeking to bring peace to the margin would not be disturbed if three days during the superpower happy that their husbands were government’s historic pact on Protestant-dominated north of Ire­ the 15 carry out their threat to talks between President Reagan finally going to meet. Northern Ireland today in Parlia­ ment, where furious Protestant land, where overwhelmingly Ro­ resign their seats and force special and Soviet leader Mikhail Asked how the first lady would Let’s make that e ‘ Newsperson’' Gorbachev. or ‘ Nswapapar Carriar". lawmakers from the violence-tom man Catholic IR A guerrillas fight elections to demonstrate public HEAD CUT respond if Mrs. Gorbachev tried to British rule. feeling against the accord. The first, hosted today by Swiss Sure, ws're looking for girts as wall os boys province have threatened to resign steer their tea party chitchat to in opposition. But the Protestant legislators in But their election campaigns ,, President Kurt Furgler’s wife, Reagan’s proposed “ Star Wars” to dsUvar our paper, and maks good CORNED BEEF ^ Ursula, is strictly a matter of money doing ft, The historic agreement giving the House of Commons, who belong could provoke political turmoil, defense plans, Crispen said:- to parties that want to maintain recalling a Protestant-led general ^ diplomacy. What are ths rsquiremsnta? the Irish Republic a say in the “ She’ll pass that on to the men.” affairs of the British-ruled pro­ union with Britain, fear London strike in 1974 which wrecked a > But the two tea parties that A mature, responsible wlllingnaas to see the |ob follow — one thrown by Nancy for Mrs. Reagan plans to speak vince was signed Friday by Mrs. will eventually hand the province British attempt to make Protest­ Ability to handle money helps, too. Yi over to the overwhelmingly Ro­ ants share power with Roman Raisa Tuesday and another by English during the women’s two should like people, be chearful snd frleiMfly. And ; Hiatcher and the Irish prime Raisa for Nancy Wednesday — are encounters and has not been be reedy to 'tun your own shoiv‘ , create your ; nninister. Garret FitzGerald. man Catholic republic across the Catholics. a lot more than polite smiles, studying any Russian greetings or own opportunities, and earn real cash. One of the 15 Protestant legisla- b o r^ r. FitzGerald has been accused of betraying Irish nationalism, both finger sandwiches and small talk, simple phrases to welcome the If you're that kind of girl — or know that kind of ! tors from Northern Ireland, the Aides of Mrs. Thatcher said that FLAT CUT f despite Protestant opposition, she despite Mrs. Reagan’s desire to RAISA GORBACHEV I NANCY REAGAN wife of the Soviet leader. gkl — we’d Ilka to know. Qlve our circulation Rev. Ian Paisley, leader of the by Sinn Fein, the IR A ’s political will tell Parliament her govern­ wing, and Charles Haughey, leave substance at home. . . Wednesday hostess . no planned agenda Despite Mrs. Gorbachev’s cele­ department a call and let’s talk about your future Democratic Unionist Party, de­ as a newsperson. ment will “ resolutely” press leader of the Fianna Fail opposi­ CORNED BEEF » 1.99i “ Her prime concern is that it is a brated visits to Britain and France nounced the British prime minis­ ahead with the agreement. tion to FitzGerald’s Fine Gael. . chance to get acquainted," Mrs. — where she charmed the press if ter from his Belfast pulpit on 647-9946 The aides, who sp S t n « w s Abel's growing hotel business. (2 hrs.l in any debate, CD Ditrnnt Strokm Channels (X) Marv Griffin Dog food rultt ttriettr CD IS ) Hart to Hart (X) (9) ABC's Monday NigM Football: New York Giante at WasMngton Rad- HARTFORD — State gaming ofndals may (S ) (8 ) OImm* a Braak WFSB Hartford, C T skins (CC) require that dogs at the Plainfield Greyhound (S) Caraon'a Comady Claaalca a WNEW N .w York. 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O’Neill says he’s [ESPN] Mazda Sportalook WSBK B o sto n , M A i t veals information about the relationship 40 two sulfa drugs, sulfamethazine and sulfadime- too busy running the state to debate Toby Moffett, [M A X ] MOVIE; 'Back to Bataan' A colo­ WGQB Springfield. M A between thought and language. |60 min.) ABLO AND JA N I8« by Jimmy Johnson 41 thoxine, said John F. Papandrea and Dr. Phyllis who’s challenging him for the 19(6 Democratic nel forms a guefhlli) army to lead a raid on WXTV Pataraon; N J V gS La Nocha OOUtOVOUfSCOMMSHD the Japanese in order to help Americsns .WOBY Springfield. M A mooiNaioFORW 1 A. Syres of the state’s Division of Special nomination. 41 Ufaatylas of tha Rich and Famous lkMNT11>K^9P^Ce landing on Leyte. John Wayne, Anthony WTIC Hertford, C T SD AND l WASWONOeRIHG... ACOaCSEt Revenue. It’s an old political ploy. Incumbents often resist ICNNl COMMANDO UMUl I GROW AN INTeROAUtCnCCON- Quinn, Beulah Bondi. 1945. CNN Cabla Nawa Ntwrk [CNN] W ea k In R sv iaw The drugs might have been given to diseased debating their challengers, particularly if the DISNEY Disnoy Channel (OISl FSDENKnON10 SArrV£ MOVIE: 'Breakar Morant' Be­ [ESPN] Bodybuilding: 19B5 National MP! . [TMC] ESPN .^Iports Network IfSPNl COSMIC WARIORDS FOR cattle before slaughter or added to butchered challenge is from within one’s party. trayed by their own army, three soldiera Woman's Champloi^^p Competition HBO Homa Box Offica iHBOl Despite O’Neill’s protestations of having to do the from Dbtroit, Michigan. (2 hrs.) coKisotor-WEUNivtwe. iheat with high bacteria content to preserve it, are courtmartialed as an appeasement to CINEMAX Clnemax iMAXi artother government. Edward Woodward, they said. people’s business, his real notion Apparently is to limit TMC Movie Channel iTMCl 9:30P M (3 ) ImfsperKlam News Jack Thompson, Bryan Brown. 1980. Moffett’s exposure. USA USA Network lUSAl The presence of the drugs raised several Rated PG. [OIS] MOVIE: -Braaking tha Sound Bar­ concerns: that the pres^ce of the drugs could Moffett says O’Neill is “ biding in Hartford,” using rier' Pioneering in jet planes costs an in­ [USA] USA Cartoon Express ventor his son-in-layv's life. Ann Todd, slow the racing performance of some dogs the Rose Garden strategy that presideiKs have been 6 :3 0 P M CD StTooCloaa for Comfort CD PM Magazine Ralph Richardson, Nigel Patrick. 1952. hypersensitive to sulpha drugs; that high levels of known to employ to avoid confrontations with their ^ (ij) Benson CD (3 ) Hardcastle and McCormick (CC) 9 :35P M [ M A X ] Album Flash: Olivia 7 bacteria could injure the animals that ate it or political rivals. Hardcastle and McCormick pose as pro When reporters asked O’Neill about Moffett’s Qj) Odd Couple Newton-JrAn humans who handled it; and that prolonged wrestiers to solve the murder o f a female request that debates be organized before next (S) ^ NBC Nightly News grapi^er. (60 m ia) 10 :0 0 P M CD N e w s ingestion could decrease thyroid function and summer's nominating convention, O'Neill said: (8 ) Nightly Business Report cause blood abnormalities in dogs. CD N e w s (11) Imfopendent News “ I don’t see at this time that that would be the thing UPl photo O ) ABC News - Qj) MOVIE: ‘10 to Midnight' A veteran O ) Mission: Impossible^ DIttrMs call could be hoax to do for me and probably not for him either. He’s got m ) Noticlero SIN cop teams up with a rookie to catch a psy­ (3 ) Trapper .lohn, M.D. chopathic killer Charles Bronson, Andrew ALLEY OOP 'byD4vy0rau4lava the ability of trying to go out and get (convention) Friday. As the hearings continue this S i) One Day at a Tima (3) (3) TV's Bloopers end Practicel Ralph and Donnal Richard, accused in Stevens, Lisa Eilbacher. 1983. WE'RE iYEAH-.JiWBE W H AT NEW HAVEN — Coast Guard officials say they delegate votes as I do. Jokes John Larroquetle and magician . JAH.BUT THEY ...TELL TH' , o k a y ! week, the Richards’ lawyers are basing [CNN] Inside Business ALM O ST I S O M E T H IN G TH' HECK don’t know whether it was a hoax or not when the murder and rape of their young d i MOVIE: Cdumbo' Doug Henning are this w eek's practical WERE CIUTTER / BOYS TKEEP' “ And I have an added responsibility. You see, I have [D IS] Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet PRINTS,NOT LOOKING.' TO TH' WILL TURN UP W A S someone radioed a distress call saying five people daughter, arrive at Providence, R.I., the defense on circumstantial evidence ® MOVIE; 'Downhill Racer' An ambi­ joke victims. (60 min.) L A K E , 1 TH E R E ! I . . T H A T ? ,^ to work. That’s what I do here as the governor and [ESPN] Aerobics: Bodies in Motion were abandoning a boat going down in Long tious American ski bum replaces another ( 3 ) First Platoon A company o f Marines is that’s what I intend to do. Superior Court for pre-trial motions that is not admissible in court. skier injured in pre-Olympic competition Island Sound. 7:00PM CD CBS N e w * followed on a war exercise just mirHJtes '"The people of Connecticut expect more out of the and becom es a superskier. Robert Bed­ from the Russian border (60 min.) The Coast Guard called off the search late CD Three's Company ford. Gene Hackman, Camilla Sparv. 1969. governor. I ’m on their payroll. They expect a day’s ^ Odd Couple Saturday, more than 24 hours after a small fleet of CD ABC N e w s . ( ^ ( 3 ) MOVIE: 'Dum bo' A baby elephant work for a day’s pay. In my particular instance, it’s G H ) Bodes de Odio boats and helicopters began the search Friday Richards hold evidence inadmissible CD (100,000 Pyramid with oversized ears soars to fame and for­ seven days’ work for seven days’ pay. And I intend to tune in the center ring o f the circus. Ani­ $Z) Brass evening. ■> dD Jeffersons. give the people of this state a full measure of their napped a month before the mated. 1941. dD Matt Houston | “ We haven’t decided it was a hoax ... we PROVIDENCE. R.I. (UPI) - tures illustrating the baby's bat­ O ) Kfwt's Landing dollars’ worth.” murder. Before the police arrived, (S) @ Wonderworks (CC) When an [C N N ] News/Sports/Weather haven’t ruled it out,” Boatswain’s Mate 1st Class It’s true that O’Neill has plenty of work to do. He’s The' public will get a bird’s eye tered body to beadmitted during W (3) M*A*S*H American family rents an old English man­ the trial, and they want to suppress however, she called back and said [TM C ] MOVIE: The Dead Zone' (CC) A A l l e y h a s o r g a n i z e d a s e a r c h p a r t y t o John Godrey from Coast (xuard Headquarters often at the Capitol before most workers arrive and view into the Ralph and Donna (2 ) Wheel of Fortune sion for the summer, they aren't prepared LOOK FOR KING GUZ AND BIG BINKY, AFTER, statements from two state the baby was with the father. to share it with a ghost (60 min ) schoolteacher finds that he is able to see said Saturday. "W e’ve been searching more than there after many leave. Richard case this week in pre-trial (S) MacNeil-Lehrer Newshour the future after coming out o f a five-year THEY FAIL TO RETURN FROM A HUNTING TRIP... witnesses. Another state witness claims 8 ® Star Games 24 hours. There isn’t much chance of finding But Moffett also believes O’Neill’s schedule could hearings that pit lawyers from Price Is Right coma. Christopher Walken. Martin Sheen, them.” In arguments before Superior Mrs. Richard had called him to get [CNN] News/Sports/Weathar Brooke Adams. 1983. Rated R. easily accommodate a couple of debates. both sides in a battle over ® Newlywed Game Court Judge Joseph Rodgers, proof that her daughter, who was [ESPN] NFL's Greatest Moments: The Coast Guard, which had three boats and For example, up until this month's municipal evidence. 10:05PM [M AX] MOVIE: La Caga two months old, was not her dD Loco Amor Greatest Gama Ever Played The 1958 THE BORN LO^Ep-^by Art Bantom two helicopters searching for the boaters, which began Friday, the defense Aux Folles' (Subtitled) A young man elections, O'Neill spent much of his time, according to The Richards are accused of @ ) Nightly Business Report NFL Championship. received a radio distress call at 6:28 p.m. Friday. attorneys accused the state of husband’s child. brings his fiancee's parents home to meet (^W SOro^TOL,.,W lU. VOOTCLLME WH the daily schedules released by his office, campaign­ raping and beating their 4-month Muksian said no tapes exist to iD DifTrent Strokes [H BO ] MOVIE: Coal Miner's Daughter' his gay father. Michael Serrault, Ugo Tog* The boat’s captain reported that his engines old daughter, Jerri Ann, to death lying before a grand jury that ing for Democrats running in local elections. The verify these phonecalls so they [CNN] News Update (CC) Based on Loretta Lynn's autobiogra­ nazzi, Michel Gatabru. 1979. Rated R. failed after the boat hit a rock and started to sink, exposure he gained for himself in the local papers and one year ago. In pre-trial motions indicted the Pawtucket couple. phy. A young girl from a poor family in rural The hearing focused on two cannot be used as evidence. [DIS] The Raccoons: A Night to Re­ Kentucky marries a much older local boy 10 :3 0 P M (ID N e w s said Petty Officer Robert Clements. on the radio as he did ” a day’s work for a day’s pay” resuming Monday in superior m em ber garments discovered by police in Muksian sqys all charges should who engineers her rise to stardom in the ^ Dick Van Dyke didn’t hurt. court, they are waiting out testim­ be dismissed against his client [ESPN] SportsCenter music industry. Sissy Spacek, Tommy le e Bar mulls ethics changes ony by their lawyers who argue the Richard's washing machine dD 24 Horas O’Neill has plenty of work to do in addition to the because of the presentation of false [USA] Radio 1990 Jones. 1980. Rated P(j much of the evidence gathered the day Jerri Ann’s body was (g ) Comedy Tonight HARTFORD — Major revisions in the ethical numerous routine public appearances on his information used to persuade the [MAX] MOVIE: 'S on gw ^ ter' A country over the past eight months is found. A woman’s flowered ther­ 7:1 5PM [CNN] Sports Sunday songwriter gives his creations to his buddy [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Beyond the R eef A pet code for lawyers, including a potentially schedule. grand jury. on the sly. Willie'Nelson, Kris Kristoffer- tiger shark helps a young man and his circumstantial and not admissible mal sweater and pink and white 7:30PM CD p m M agazine controversial change governing lawyer-client Moffett knows that. But Moffett also believes that it Donna Richard, who is accused son, Lesley Ann Warren 1984. Rated R. sweetheart save some fabled black pearls. would not be difficult for O’Neill to take a half hour or in court. pajama top contained brownish CD M *A *S »H Dayton Ka’Ne, Mareh Jensen. 1981 confidentiality, were to be considered today by of beating Jerri Ann to death, spent [TMC] MOVIE: Star Trek III; The an hour on a few occasions over the next few months to George Muksian and John O’C­ stains. Although initial tests did CD Wheel of Fortune Rated PG. the Connecticut Bar Association’s policy-making 19 days in jail last spring before her Search for Spock' (CC) Admiral Kirk and let the people, and Democrats and particular, to see onnor, who are representing not find blood in the material, CD Benny Hill Show the crew of the Enterprise confront Vulcan [U SA ] Dick Cavett body. release on (100,000 bail. Ralph Donna and Ralph Richard respec­ Pawtucket police are trying to mysticism as they search for Spock Wil­ The CBA’s House of Delegates were to consider the two of them side by side, discussing issues. Richard was indicted by a grand (Jj) Independent News 1 1 ;00PM C£) @ 3$ Newt tively, contend statements given to determine if the stains could have liam Shatner, DeForest Kelley. Leonard Ni- an amended version of the American Bar Recalling the early days of the O’Neill administra­ jury on July 5 and was also ® Barney Miller moy. 1984. Rated PG. C B T a x i the police by the couple cannot be once contained blood. ^ Association’s Model Rules of Professional tion when reporters complained about being able to released on $100,000 bail. He is (S ) Jeopardy [U SA ] MOVIE: 'Harold and Maude' An CD Bizarre John Byner hosts this long run­ used against them because they The defense attorneys attemp­ FRANK AND ERNEST '^'by Bob Thavas Conduct during a meeting at the Parkview Hilton. get to O’Neill on a regular basis for comments on charged with raping his daughter. (S) New Newlywed Game 80-year-old woman teaches a 20-year-old ning cable com edy series. were not read their rights at the ted to show that prosecutors The proposed changes also cover conflicts of issues of the day, Moffett said: ‘ ‘Just as you folks have Both stand accused of filing false ® NHL Hockey: Boston at Montreal man how to live and love. Ruth Gordon. ClT) Carson's Comedy Classics time and told they were suspects. misled the jury into believing that Bud Con, Vivian Pickles. 1971. interest, fees and advertising. had trouble getting him to do interviews, I think I ’m ® Benson (ID Best of Saturday Night ^va the discoloration was indicated the police reports, obstruction of jus­ The American Bar Association adopted the going to have 15 times more problems getting him to They claim evidence taken from (3 ) Bosom Buddies presence of blood. tice and conspiracy. (g ) Wild World of Animals 8:30PM CD a h in the Family H E O N L Y do debates.” the couple's apartment was seiz^ rules in 1983. Since then, the model rules or Muksian has subpoenaed a state [DIS] Milestones for Mickey CD Family Faud MOVIE: Doctor Who; Invasion of O’Neill is how frequently accessible to reporters illegally and is therefore in T im e' THE CAP CHA^E amended versions have been adopted by eight prosecutor, two police officers, two [ESPN] NFL Films [DIS] Mark Twain'a America: The during events in his office, although he has quietly admissable. N dD M *A *S *H states. Two states. New York and Vermont, have [HBO] Fraggle Rock W right Brothers The Wright Brothers dropped a practice he carried on over the last couple They hold statements about FBI agents and other witnesses to turn their country town upside down with dZ) SCTV Network rejected the rules. support his arguments this week. EMERGENCY [USA] Dragnet of years of holding semi-monthly news conferences Richard’s alleged drug dealings their inventions and experiments. (60 min.) Fire — Police — Medical dD Comedy Break whether he had anything to announce or not. and Mrs. Richard’s four mar­ The state is expected to answer [ESPN] NFL Monday Night Match-Up 8:00PM CD scarecrow and Mrs. King [CNN] Inside Business Bold thief takes purses Those were generally held on Thursdays, alternat­ riages, four abortions and two with witnesses of its own. Amanda and Lee attempt to stop a secur­ [E S PN ] 1985 Bianchi Cup VII Inti. Pis­ live-in boyfriends are not germane One of the state's witnesses, a DIAL 911 ity leak involving the possible private files 9:00PM ( £ Kane & Abel (CC) Part 2 ing between the morning and afternoon to accommo­ tol Tournament Tournament coverage WATERHURY — A purse snatcher has been police dispatcher, said Mrs. Ri­ In Manchester of J. Edgar Hoover. (60 min.) o f 3 Kane and Abel become bitter enemies sneaking into Waterbury classrooms and stealing date morning and afternoon newspapers. to the case. from Columbia. MO. i\-ia They do not want morbid pic- chard reported her baby kid­ teachers’ purses before students’s eyes. 1 1 :30PM CD Dynasty “ He’s bold,” said Detective Neil O’Leary of the CD Hawaii Flve-O Waterbury Police Department. "He comes in Cl.1) The Honeymooners Travelers welcomes WINTHROP ‘ by Dick Cavalli while the teacher is distracted — maybe at the (jD Second City TV board with her back to the pupils — and motions All in the Family retirees back to fold HI, VVINTHROR.. \A/HAT D ISS U IS E"? AT LEAeT r (OFFERED for the pupils to be quiet. He then runs off with the dD Best of Carson Tonight's guests teacher’s pulse.” are James Stewart and Barbara Mandrell. • T H A T S A e R E A T WHAT AREYOU HIM A tgRACEFUU SESAME STREET HARTFORD (DPI) — The Travelers Companies (60 miri ) (R) TA L K IN S a b o u t ? W AY TO ^ V E FACE. The thief has struck six schools, stealing purses D IS man and the ele­ sex with him and with each other while he meet about half the temporacy work needs at ments to build a giant dam in the Rockies. new groups. yoiir commercial transactions. are apt to spend more-time managing 13 Cut-price deal O M A N 1 s O M N 1 A watched. Travelers home office. to Regarding (2 Stanley Baker. Barbara Murray, Michael If there is PISCES (Fob. 20-March 20) Today's things for others today than on your own 14 Rational SCORPIO (Oct. 24-NOV.22) wds.) 0 O P s u P E N D Craig. 1958. something important you want to work personal experiences will add to your affairs, you'll still come out on the plus 15 Experienced Require N O s E D O V 1 D iS Man from U.N.C.L.E on with another today, you’re likely to knowledge. Fortunately, most of the side of the ledger. parson [CNN] Newi/Sports/Weather memories you'll be storing will result The last A R E A O [ e E A fare better doing it in the afternoon than 16 Early c s s from positive happenings. VIRGO (Aug. 23-8epl. 22) You have a Researchers link bed-wetting to tonsil frontier [ESPN] NFL Films in the morning. Looking for unusual pleasant mystique about you today and 18 llluttration M 1 s U L E ARIES (March 21-April 10) Benefits [TM C ] MOVIE; ‘City Hast' (CC) A cop Christmas stocking stutters? Astro- you radiate a warmth others will find ap­ 19 Desires 1 from a joint venture are likely today, es­ bed-wetting. But after removal of ment Friday. But Weider cauti­ 20 Cantered L E p R o o K A and a private eye tangle with mobsters Graph predictions for the year ahead HANOVER. N.H. (UPI) - The 23 Powerful light pecially If you are associated with an as­ pealing. This is one of the reasons the children’s tonsils and adenoids, oned that the findings will not cure 21 Nickname for a T O T T E R 0 Y S T E R during Prohibition. Clint Eastwood, Burt make the perfect gifts for the entire fam­ friends will go out of their way to be removal of a child’s tonsils or be: Reynolds, Jane Alexander. 1985. Rated ily. Mail $1 to Astro-Graph for each, c/o sertive partner. His or her actions will the bed-wetting stopped, the re­ all bed-wetters. He said there are Scot E L A 1 N E p A T 1 N A helpful. adei^ds can cure or reduce 24 Ship' PG. get things rolling. 22 Like a wing this newspaper. Box 1846, Cincinnati, bedwetting, twoYesearchers have searchers said. other factors and a tonsillectomy M A L A D Y E L E c T S OH 45201. Be sure to state each zodiac TAURUS (April 20-May 20) In your deal­ LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Conditions In will help only those children with 24 Oriental chief backbdi 1 2:0 5 A M CD Remington Steele Re­ found. “ If you can cure bed-wetting, m o o sign desired. ings with another today, don't be afraid general look promising for you today, 26 River in Turkey 25 Longer ani- mington uncovers startling evidence in his Drs. Dudley Weider and Peter word spreads like wildfire among significant upper airway obstruc­ 31 Capital of 42 Facilitata investigation of an ordinary auto accident. SAQITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dm . 21) Busi­ to make compromises or concessions. and you may even reap gains from a sit­ mal Hauri, of the Dartmouth Medical mothers,” Weider said in a state- tion. 27 Debtor'a note Montana 43 Stova (60 min.) (R). ness dealings you feel good about Being a nice guy won't weaken your po­ uation that has you worried. 26 Beasts of 30 Planets 33 Actress 44 Actor Connery (g ) MacNeil-Lehrer Newshour School, said 26 out of 35 children burden 32 Scandinavian Moorahead 46 Against with bed-wetting problems who 27 Unraadal 1 2:1 5 A M [H BO ] MOVIE: ‘SUkwood' had their tonsils and adenoids poets 36 Heart chamber 47 Words of denial (CC) An em ployee in a plutonium plant ex­ 34 Effaces 28 ConMrf^halls 40 Gals 48 Circular motion poses the unsafe woricing conditions in removed also had reduced epi­ SPORTS MEmaNE rates. 35 6lrds of 29 SqyiM Union 41 Prejudiced par­ SO Accounting which she works. Meryl Streep, Kurt Rus­ Bridge sodes or were cured of bed­ ^ T E R NOW prey ( )|sbbr.) son agency (abbr.) sell. Cher. 1983. Rated R. wetting. 36 Bernstein, for ' 12:30AM CD Comedy Tonight Weider said the removal of By M.O.C. 1 2 9 1 0 1 1 position of poor South. 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Nov. 1«. 1985 Jets go wild NFL roundup NBA roundup ' Gas leak ... page 14 ... page 15 V,Ohituariea SPORTS ... page 13 of Stafford and Connie M. Roberts clears part Rufh H. HowtII of Hartford; two brothers, Jon Toni L KitchMM Ruth H. Howell of 225 Parker St., Robinson in California and Ben­ Toni L. Kitchens, 28, of Windsor, Avoid cellar lii CCC East widow of Forrest F. Howell, died jamin Robinson in Iowa; a sister, died Friday at Mount Sinai Hospi­ of hospital early today at Manchester Memor­ Kathleen Kennedy of Clare, Iowa; tal, Hartford. She was the sister of ial Hospital. The Holmes Funeral and three grandchildren. Michael J. Kitchens of Manchester Employees at Manchester Mem­ Home, 400 Main St., is handling The private funeral will be She also is survived by a son, orial Hospital were Torced to funeral arrangements, which are Tueiiday at White-Gibson-Small Marvin N. Kitchens; her parenU, dvacuate the hospital’s sterile incomplete. Funeral Home, 65 Elm St., Joseph E. and Roberta (Beckett) processing area Sunday afternoon Albert arid Manchester run over Public Rockville. Kitchens of Windsor; seven other while the town Fire Department Mary Foran brothers, Ronald E. Kitchens of checked for a chemical leak, Bv Phil Mumford and seventh.place East Hartford Rtginald L Schmidt Los Angeles, Calif., Raymond hospital and Are department offi­ Special to the Herald High. Mary (Arson) Foran, wife of Leo Kitchens of Seattle, Wash., Markis . « Reginald L. (Bud) Schmidt. 61, cials said today. Dwayne Albert had an outstand­ J. Foran of Marlborough, died Kitchens, David Kitchens, Joseph of 111 Tarrytown Trail, Longwood, Andrew A. Beck, director of HARTFORD — At the opening ing game, rushing for 243 yards on Saturday. She was a native of Kitchens and John C. Kitchens^ all Fla., formerly of Manchester and public relations at the hospital, kickoff Saturday afternoon, there 26 carries and four touchdowns. Manchester. . of Windsor: four, sisters, Jacque­ Cape Mass., died Nov. 7 at his said today that firefighters were were about 100 spectators In His TD runs were for 8,60,10and59 She was the daughter of the late line K. Anderson of East Hartford, home in Florida. He was the called when an employee detected attendance for the football game yards. Most of his yardage came Joseph and Lena (Kodlovicb) Michelle V. Kitchens of New York husband of Dorothy (Tomko) a possible leak of ethylene oxide between Manchester High and on wide runs to his left. Arson and had lived In the area a ty , Tenrie L. Kitchens of Hart­ Schmidt. from sterilization equipment. The - homestanding Hartford Public “ We decided to run to the most of her life. ford and Rita P. Kitchens of He was bom in Pittsburgh and employee had symptoms of expo­ High. Only thirty spectators re­ hashmarks, where the field was Besides her husband, she leaves Windsor; her paternal grand­ had been a resident of Manchester sure and was taken to the emer­ turned to the stands for the second driest,” commented Coumoyer. two sons, Rene Chagnot of Glaston­ mother, Ethel H. Kitchens of for 15 years before moving to Cape . gency room, checked and dis­ half, braving the cold and snow. “ This was the best blocking by the bury and Robert Foran of Marlbo­ Cod. He moved to Longwood. Fla., Batesville, Ark.; her maternal Survival and warmth were the only offensive line all year, and fullback rough; five sisters, Stella Robbins grandparents, jiUerman and Ger- charged, Beck said. in 1973. While living in Manchester, Fire officials said ethylene oxide thoughts of these hearty souls Brian Brophy had some good of Coventry, Anne Walker of turde B^kett of East Elmhurst, -i he was an independent insurance in heavy concentrations can cause while the teams slippy and blocks leading the way for Albert.” Arlington, Va., Mildred Sofin of N.Yv; and several aunts and agent and adjuster, and also respiratory problems. sloshed their way to the finish on Manchester opened the scoring Willimantic, Doris Fecser of uncles. worked at Aetna Insurance Co.. Firefighters donned special the snow-covered gridiron. with a 33-yard drive, following Cleveland, Ohio, and Helen Hartford. He was a member of St. The funeral will be Wednesday For the Manchester Indians, the Hartford’s fumble on the opening Palmer of Colonial Beach, Va.; a at 2:30 p.m. at Taylor & Modeen gowns and breathing equipment to Bridget Church, he was a former take readings and aerate the game, itself, was a matter of kickoff. Albert scored his first brother, Walter Arson of Winter Funeral Home, 136 S. Main St., survival. A year ago, thoughts of a member of the Jaycees and the_^ processing area. Deputy Fire touchdown from eight yards out to Haven, Fla.; 10grandchildren and West Hartford. Burial will be in divisional title were the focus of the Civitan Club in Manchester. Chief William D. Griffin said put Manchester up, 6-0. a great-grandchild. Mountain View Cemetery, Bloom­ players’ attention. Now, this game The Indians scor^ on their next In Florida, he worked as a today. Monitoring devices showed The funeral will be Tuesday at 8 field. Calling hours will be Wednes­ was a battle to stay out of the CCC possession as Albert covered 80 general contractor and was a a problem in the system, causing it p.m. at Farley-Sullivan Funeral day from 1 p.m. until the funeral. East cellar. yar4s on two attempts. The second member of St. Mary Magdalen to be shut down, he said. Home, SO Naubuc Ave., Glaston­ “ Our kids had an outstanding went for 60 yards and paydirt as Church. The ethylene oxide equipment bury, with the Rev. Peter Johnson, week of practice,” said Manches­ the fleet halftack went wide to his Besides his wife, he is survived can not be used again until it is pastor of Pilgrim Baptist Chruch, ter coach Ron Ctournoyer. "They left and scampered imtouched by three sons, Gary Schmidt of checked, Griffin said. Investiga­ Glastonbury, officiating. Burial were motivated, worked hard, and down the sideline for a 12-0 Alta Monte Springs, Fla., and T«r0M Mooera tors were called in today to check will be in Green Cemetery in I felt, extremely well-prepared for advantage. Jeffrey Schmidt and Bruce Teresa Kelley Mooers, 24, of for defective parts. Beck said. Glastonbury at the convenience of the game.” The ensuing kickoff was re­ Schmidt, both of Manchester; a South Windsor, died Saturday at The sterilization area was reo­ the family. Calling hours will be The Indians played that way as turned 78 yards for a Public daughter, Christine Marzolin of Manchester Memorial Hospital. pened Sunday night after a 45- Tuesday from 7 to 8 p.m. they ran past Hartford Public, touchdown by Joe Ward. With a West Haven; two stepsons, Robert She was the wife of Larry L. minute check by the firefighters. 40-14. successful two-point conversion, Karber of Orlando. Fla., and Mooers of Broad Brook and the Griffin said the hospital can still Jwina R. HIggInt Russell Karber of Cape Cod., sister of Anthony Treat of Manchester, which finishes its the Owls pulled to within 12-8. .use its steam sterilizers. The Fire CCC slate with a 2-5 mark, is now The Indians retaliated on their Jenna Reynolds Higgins, 84, of Mass.; a sister, Veronica Whitlam Manchester. Department was also called to the 2-7 overall. The Indians wind up the next possession with another Manchestesr, died Tuesday. of North Versailles, Pa.; two She also is survived by a son, Herald photo by Bashaw hospital for a possible leak of the 1985 season Thanksgiving morn­ score. Quarterback Kelley Dubois She is survived by a daughter, brothers, Karl Schmidt and Robert Anthony L. Mooers of Broad chemical about a month ago, but a ing, in the annual Turkey Day threw 20 yards to wide receiver Jean Chasse, and three grand­ Schmidt both of Pittsburgh, Pa.; Brook; her mother, Rose-Mary problem was not detected at that Game against East Catholic High Mike Custer for a TD and the first daughters, June, Cheryl and Deb­ and 11 grandchildren. Foster of Tolland; her father, Cheney tour time, Griffin said. at Memorial Field at 11 a.m. quarter ended with the visitors on bie; and six great-grandchildren. The funeral was held on Nov. 9 at Warren M. Treat of East Hartford; Mary Blish describes features of an 18th century Griffin said the firefighters have The loss clinched last place for top. 18-8. Burial will be private. the St. Magdalen Church, Alta two brothers, James B. Treat of had test runs for the chemical Monte, Fla. Burial was in Pitts­ Tolland; a sister, Charlene J. Broadwood piano to Hartford and Manchester business 0-6-1 Hartford, which has yet to win Manchester put the game away detection procedure. He said the a

\ M - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Nov. 1«. 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Nov. 18. 1985 — IS NFL roundup Seaver’s NBA roundup Landry pupil hands teacher worst defeat ever future Portland suffers

By The Assocloftd'FrMt Mike Rozier's TD made it 10-7 in the third quarter, the uncertain Steelers scored 20 straight points on two field goals by rare home defeat Tom Landry, the old professor, and Mike Ditka, the Gary Anderson and touchdown runs by David :By Undo Stowell pupil, met at midfield in the aftermath of a most Woodley and Walter Abercrombie. The Associated Press y- By The Associated Press Milwaukee's 59-45 edge. unusual football game. Earlier, Anderson kicked a 52-yard field goal for the “ If you give Cummings his “ We Just exchanged greetings,” Landry said. Steelers, 6-5. HARTFORD — Tom Seaver, the PORTLAND, Ore. - The Por­ game, he’s hard to stop,” said “ There wasn't much you could say.” Raiders 13, Bengals 6 Chicago White Sox hurler, who tland Trail Blazers owned on6 of Portland Coach Jack Ramsay. All that needed saying had been said on the field at . recorded his 300th pitching victory ■* the longest home-court winning “ But it’s not a one-player thing. Texas Stadium. Ditka’s Chicago Bears handed Marc Wilson threw a seven-yard touchdown pass to ;this year, says he wants to come streaks in the National Basketball Terry Cummings did not beat us. Landry's Dallas Cowboys the worst defeat of their Marcus Allen with 2:50 to play, lifting the Raiders to ■back home to play for a New York Association until the Milwaukee 'hiey shoot the ball well and 26-year history, 44-0, and clinched the title in the k 7-4 and dropping Cincinnati to 5-6. team and be a "daddy” to his two Bucks came to town. they’ve got three point shooters National Football Conference's Central Division on The Raiders, who had lost two in a row, drove 73 ;daughters. \ The Bucks not only had to come who can drill them.” Sunday by running their record to 11-0. yards in 12 plays for the only tquchdown of the game • “ Both my daughters, need their from behind to s^ap the 18-game Milwaukee’s rally got more fuel "It was the Bears' day. and they deserved it,” Dolphins 34, Colts 20 daddy. They’re tired of trucking streak, but Milwaukee Coach Don from Sidney Moncrief, who had 21 Landry said. "The way they beat us was a big around the country,” Seaver said. points, and Ricky Pierce and Paul After falling behind 10-0 in the first quarter, the Nelson says he had to scrap his surprise, but Chicago is one of the best teams to play in , Seaver was in Hartford on Pressey, who had 16 and 15 points, Dolphins stormed back behind the passing of Dan- defensive strategy at halftime and this league in the last two years.” Sunday to promote the United respectively. Marino to stay one game off the pace in the AFC East revise his game plan. The Chicago victory came: States SporU, Health & Fitness "W e were pretty sloppy defen­ Control of the boards helped — Once again, without the services of No. 1 with a 7-4 record. ■Show at the Hartford Civic Center. Milwaukee open up its second half Lorenzo Hampton and Ron Davenport each scored sively, but we really tightened up quarterback Jim McMahon, who has tendinitis in his ; Sunday marked Seaver's 41st lead as Cummings and Alton twice for the Dolphins, and after just 27 yards in the (in the second half),” Nelson said. shoulder. 'birthday. His future, he says, is Whatever he did, it worked, and Lister, each with 13 rebounds, air after one quarter. Marino finished with 330 yards undecided. — Without a single touchdown scored by Walter •4 the Bucks’ claimed their fourth started snatching away missed Payton, although he rushed for 132 yards. passing. “ I don’t know how much longer straight victory by a 117-104 shots. Milwaukee ended up with 44 — Without any particular heroics by Wiiliam"The Lions 41, Vikings 21 • I’ll pitch. At 41 you go a year at a margin Sunday night. rebounds to Portland’s 37. Refrigerator" Perry, although he once tried to throw Eric Hippie passed for 193 yards and three time, maybe even a month at a Clyde Drexler led Portland to an Portland. 8-5, could have used Payton into the end zone. touchdowns, and Detroit took advantage of three time.” he said. “ My family has early 13-point lead over the Bucks more muscle under the baskets, enjoyed it (my career). But what I — And with the heip of Richard Dent and Mike early Minnesota turnovers to score 31 points in the UPI photo in the first half, scoring 20 points but starting center' Sam Bowie don’t like about it is the travel, not Richardson interceptions, .both of which were first half. The victory moved Detroit into second in the while pulling down three rebounds, watched the defeat from the bench, having a summer vacation and returned for touchdowns. NFC Central behind Chicago with a 6-5 record. New York’s Tom Laidlaw (2) moves in Moog during first period action. Oilers picking up six assists and stealing where he was nursing a bruised The resuit was the first shutout against Dallas since working at night. It’s fine when for shot on Edmonton goalie Andy won in overtime, 3-2. the ball three times. toe. Browns 17, Bills 7 you’re single, but when you have a St. Louis beat the Cowboys 38-0 in 1970. The lead faded to only one point Kenny Carr filled in nicely, but Ditka said beating his old boss — Dallas won their Cleveland broke a four-game losing streak as rookie family, things change.” at intermission, 59-58, as the Bucks his 17 points and 17 rebounds first encounter last season — was no big deal. "The big quarterback Bernie Kosar passed for one touchdown Seaver’s 304 career victories closed in on Drexler and the weren’t enough. deal,” he said, "is being 11-0 and winning the Central and Earnest Byner ran for another. Byner ran for 109 rank 15th on the all-time list. NHL roundup game’s top scorer, Kiki Vande- Division." yards. Seaver. who has lived in Green­ weghe, who had 30. The loss dropped Dallas to 7-4, and the Cowboys UPI photo Kosar threw the clinching touchdown pass, an wich since 1970, won the National The Bucks, 10-4, held Drexler to Lakers 138, Nets 119 could foil out of the lead in the NFC East if the 7-3 New League Cy Young Award in 1969, Chicago's Otis Wilson (55) is set to 11-yarder to Ozzie Newsome, after comerback Frank just four points in the second half. Los Angeles improved its record York Giants win tonight at Washington. had to leave the game. He returned later, Minnifield intercepted a pass at the Bills' 41 in the 1973 and 1975. He is a former That's also exactly how many to 10-1 and kept New Jersey In the rest of the NFL, it was’the New York Jets 62, lower the boom on Dallas quarterback but it didn’t help sis the Bears blanked member of the New York Mets and Lucky Flyers keep winning fourth quarter. times Milwaukee let him shoot the winless on the road as Mike McGee Tampa Bay 28; New England 20, Seattle 13; Denver Danny White during second quarter the Cowboys, 44-0. Packers 38, Saints 14 the Cincinnati Reds. ball. scored 26 points and Earvin 30, San Diego 24 in overtime; Atlanta 30. Los Angeles action. White suffered concussion and On Sunday, he said he'd like to Bv Ken Rappoport have stayed 3-0 for a long time.” John Tucker scored two goals for “ Whatever we did in the first “ Magic” Johnson added 21 points Rams 14; San Francisco 31, Kansas City 3; Pittsburgh Lynn Dickey threw two second-quarter touchdown play for either the New York The Associated Press John Tonelli picked up his 500th Buffalo. half — the game plan — we tossed and IS assists. 30, Houston 7; Los Angeles Raiders 13, Cincinnati 6; passes, and his backup, Jim Zorn, added another as Yankees or the New York Mets. sudden-death overtime as Denver went to 8-3. The losing for the third time in four weeks. career point when he assisted on it and played the opposite way on The Nets, who have lost eight Miami 34, Indianapoiis 20; Detroit 41, Minnesota 21; Green Bay romped over New Orleans. One of Dickey's Seaver said he has a no-trade Broncos actually blocked two 40-yard field goal The outing was Riggs' fourth straight over 100 Everything the Philadelphia Bryan Trottier’s Islander goal in Hawks 5, North Stars 5 him (Drexler) in the second half.” straight to the Lakers at the Forum Cleveland 17, Buffalo 7; Green Bay 38. New Orleans scoring passes went to Phillip Epps, who also clause in his contract, which attempts by San Diego's Bob Thomas, but on the first yards, a club record. Flyers touch these days turns to the first period. Nelson said. “ We protected his dating back to 1978, are 6-0 at home 14, and Philadelphia 24, St. Louis 14. returned a punt 46 yards to set up another Green Bay means he must approve of where Chicago center Denis Savard one. officials ruled a Denver player had called time goals, and more importantly man by giving him a Jot of help and and 0-7 on the road. They were led The Jets and Patriots remained tied atop the AFC 49ar« 31, Chiefs 3 score. he is traded. He said he should Ollera 3, Rangers 2 connected on a 15-foot shot with out. With a second chance, Thomas again was victories. we went to the double-team often. by Darryl Dawkins with 19 points. Blast, while Seattle fell two games back of Denver in Joe Montana threw for two touchdowns and ran for The Packers defense sacked New Orleans quarter­ know by the second week in “ I ’m the first one to admit that it collected his 40th five seconds left in regulation play Teamwise, we didn’t give him a The Lakers, leading the league blocked, by Dennis Smith, and Wright picked up the as the Black Hawks and North the AFC West with the Raiders a game back. San another as the 49ers sent Kansas City down to a club back Bobby Hebert six times. December. was lucky,” said Murray Craven, and 41st points of the season as he good look (at the basket).’ ’ in scoring and winning margin this loose ball for the touchdown. Stars battled to a tie. Francisco pulled within two games of the Rams in the record seventh straight loss. San Francisco, 6-5, broke Eagles 24, Cardinals 14 “ I love pitching more than I ever whose “ lucky goal” in overtime set up Mark Messier and Mark He added: “ I thought we did OK season, broke away froma45-45tie NFC West, and Pittsburgh took over the lead in the a 3-3 tie when Roger Craig scored on a short plunge did, and I know I don’t have much gave the sizzling Flyers a 5-4 Napier with goals. leading the Using six attackers after pulling on Vandeweghe, too. but that’s a in the second quarter. Falcons 30, Rams 14 Earnest Jackson ran for 162 yards and one AFC Central, a game ahead of Cincinnati. early in the second period. time left,” Seaver said. victory over the New York Island­ Oilers over the Rangers in over­ goalie Murray Bannerman, Sa­ tough com bination, he and A 13-2 spurt in the final three touchdown, and Paul McFadden's 20-yard field goal Broncos 30, Chargors 24 Atlanta got 123 yards rushing and three touchdowns Montana passed for 235 yards. His contract with the Chicago ers Sunday night. time. Gretzky first set up Messi­ vard skated down the middle of the Drexler.” minutes of the half gave Los from Gerald Riggs, and the Falcons held the Rams early in the fourth quarter broke a 14-14 tie as White Sox ends after next year’s The comeback victory from a er's tying goal with 3:34 gone in the ice. took a pass from Troy Murray Meanwhile, Terry Cummings Angeles a 67-51 lead at halftime. Louis Wright returned a blocked field goal attempt Stealers 30, Oilers 7 scoreless until the fourth quarter to win their second Philadelphia beat St. Louis. Jackson scored his season. Seaver said he has an three-goal deficit was the Flyers' third period and then Napier’s and baiiged in his lOth goal of the scored 16 of his 27 points for the Rookie A.C. Green had 10 of his 14 60 yards for a touchdown with 4; 45 gone in game of the season. The Rams dropped to 8-3 after Pittsburgh built a 10-0 lead at the half, then, after touchdown on a 51-yard run after the field goal. optional year with the team. 13th straight and gave them a gam e-w in n er 2:06 into 2in season. Bucks in the second half to lead points in the second period. “ The White Sox have told me 15-2-0 record in the Patrick Div­ overtime. Minnesota left wing ,Tony they want to try to trade me back to ision, the best in the National “ Wayne was setting me up all McKegney had given his team a 5-4 College football roundup New York,” Seaver said. Hockey League. night.” Napiersaid. “ Finally, Iput advantage when he connected on a Seaver says he’s not sure what “ This team is amazing me some one in the net. If you don’t get the lO-footer with less than six minutes Hawaii good to O’Meara New England grid roundup he wants to do after playing .puck, there’s always some action. I remaining in the game. nights,” said Flyers Coach Mike KAPALUA, Hawaii (UPI) - As mountainside 6,879-yard Kapalua another year or two. He denies could have had four tonight, but McKegney’s goal, his fifth of the Keenan. “ The way they came back long as he lives. Mark O’ Meara Bay Couhse'on the island of Maui. having any political aspirations. (Ranger goaltender John) Van- year, came after Chicago’s Al and the effort they gave was will remember Hawaii 1985. In February, O'Meara cashed in Reports that he may be a U.S. biesbrouck made some good Secord and Curt Fraser had tied extraordinary. They wanted to win a 590,000 check as winner of the Cornhuskers, Sooners Senate candidate and face incum­ this game very badly.” saves.” the score earlier in the final period. When he left the islands for his Hawaiian Open at Honolulu. Ehrhardt is awesome bent Democrat U.S. Sen Chris­ In other NHL action, it was Before Napier’s game-winner. Neal Broten scored three goals Palm Desert, Calif, home Sunday. “ It’s been a good year for me in topher J. Dodd in 1986 are just Edmonton goalie Andy Moog had for Minnesota, consecutive goals Edmonton 3, 2 O’ Meara had tucked away checks Hawaii,” a lei-bedecked O’Meara “ irresponsible journalism,” he in overtime; Toronto 5, Buffalo 3; made some brilliant saves in the all in the second period. It was said. overtim e, especially on Ron Broten’s first three-goal game totaling 5175,000. He earned 550.000 said after his latest triumph. “ I'll Chicago 5, Minnesota 3, and the week before as a member of the not forget Hawaii for a long, long as URI bombs UConn “ The only tlBng I’ve wanted to do Calgary 5, Winnipeg 4. Greschner at the goal-mouth. since Nov. 26, 1983. ground-bound to Miami winning United States team in the time,” is get away from the game for a “ The team that is higher in the Broten. with just 19 goals last The Flyers twice fought back World Championship of Golf, and To win the Kapalua Interna­ year. After than I'll find out what I from three-goal deficits, first 3-0 standings seems to get that extra year, has It for this season, added $125,000 Saturday by rolling tional, O’Meara had to play By Combined Wire Services Huskies quarterback Peter was halted at 13. The winning By Mike Well Missouri, 21-19. No. 7 Miami of Florida was idle. want to do. It would be silly for me and then 4-1 in the second period. break,” Gretzky said. “ Andy Moog including six goals and four assists in a 12-foot birdie putt on the third catch-up. He stood in third place, Lane ran for a 1-yard touch­ points came on a reverse from United Press International With only one week remaining before bowl bids are to jump into something. I’ve been They sent the game into overtime was the difference tonight. When in his last five games. extra hole to capture the Kapalua one stroke behind Corey Pavin and There have been some out­ down, threw for two others and tailback Robert Santiago to end extended, there still is a fair amount of uncertainty for wearing the uniform too long.” at 16:35 of the third period when he stopp^ Greschner, that was the Flames 5, Jets 4 International Tournament. Both Nick Faldo entering the final standing passing combinations Jeff Gallaher scored on runs of 1 Joe Connally. who ran five Most people travel from the midwest to Miami by the top holiday attractions. He said he may have retired this Brian Propp’s 40-foot wrist shot hit key” Right wing Colin Patterson tournaments were played on the round. in college football history and and 7 yards. Lane completed yards for the touchdown. air. Both the Oklahoma Sooners and Nebraska year if he hadn't pitched as well as teammate Dave Poulin in front of Iowa, with a 6-1 conference record, needs only a tie Leafs 5, Sabres 3 scored twice in the first period and Tom Ehrhardt to Brian Forster 19-of-38 for 343 yards and two “ They are a very quick Cornhuskers hope to get there on the ground. he did last year. He finished 16-11 the goal and caromed in past New at home against Minnesota to secure the Big Ten berth Peter Ihnacak scored two goals added an assist as the Flames beat i certainly ranks among the best. touchdowns. Lane put his name team,” said Crimson Coach Joe with a 3.17 ERA last season. York goalie Billy Smith to make it The sixth-ranked Sooners, behind the running of in the Rose Bowl. Michigan is host to Ohio State on in the third period to help the the Jets. What? You've never heard of in Connecticut's record book. Restic of the visiting Quakers. Seaver said the two biggest 4-4. Patrick Collins, Leon Perry and Jamelle Holieway, Saturday, and either of those teams can claim the title Maple Leafs beat the Sabres for Patterson scored twice in the Ehrhardt to Forster. His 343 yards passing and 356 “ They get on the ball very changes in baseball since he Craven shot the game-winner prepared for next week's Big Eight showdown against by combining a victory with an Iowa loss. their second straight victory after first four minutes of play as the Right now they're the rage of yards total offense are school quickly and they were keying on started are the'overall team speed past Smith 3; 52 into overtime after No. 2 Nebraska with a 31-0 victory over Colorado. It a 13-game winless streak. aggressive Calgary forwards New England. records. His 152 completions on Santiago. As soon as the ball In the Pacific-10, No. 11 UCLA thrashed Oregon because of AstroTurf and the use of taking a loose puck from behind was Oklahoma's first shutout since 1981. The Maple Leafs, who won only helped the Flames build up a 5-0 In one of the wildest games of the season is also a school went to Santiago, everybody State 41-0 Saturday, and can earn its third New Year's free weights and machines for the net. their second game of the year lead in the first period. m ioA S * the season in college football. record. went to him." Nebraska. 8-1 overall and 6-0 in the Big Eight, Dpy trip to Pasadena in four years with a triumph training. He said a lot more is “ I was hoping to get it to Saturday night with a 6-4 victory Winnipeg wing Brian Mullen Ehrhardt threw for a New Before halftime, Reilly Harvard's defense did not compiled 639 yards of total yardage, 498 rushing, in a over crosstown-rival Southern Cal next week. known about preventive metlipine someone in front, but it just hit his over Chicago, scored three goals in also scored two goals, both on the England college football record grabbed a 40-yard toss from allow a Penn first down in the 56-6 rout of Kansas. too. stick and went in,” Craven said. Arizona State, following a 21-14 decision over just over four minutes late in the power play in the second period. eight touchdowns Saturday to Ehrhardt, Lane scored again second or third quarters and Oklahoma, 7-1 and 5-0, will visit Nebraska next One of the biggest problems in “ It was not preconceived. It was Stanford, also has a shot at the Rose Bowl if it beats third period to overcome the Calgary goaltender Reggie Le- spark Rhode Island to a 56-42 from 1 yard out, and Forster just 21 total yards on offense in weekend. The winner of the game takes the baseball today is the use of drugs. just a lucky goal.’ Arizona while UCLA loses. . Sabres, who had won six straight at' melin made 22 saves to record his triumph over Connecticut. Eh­ grabbed a 6-yard scoring pass the third quarter. conference title and a trip to the Orange Bowl. Seaver said. Islander defenseman Denis Pot- ninth win of the season. Brian rhardt tossed for 566, also a New as the Huskies held a 42-28 lead “ They outplayed us. They The Southwest Conference representative will be “ We’ve got to get drugs out of the vin called the loss “ terribly home. Hayward, who was pulled with 48 England record, to help the entering the third quarter. were a better team than we The Sooners were stalled on their first offensive decided either Saturday or on Thanksgiving Day. If game,” he said. “ We have a frustrating. We played a different It was rookie goaltender Daren seconds .left in the game, made 24 BRAKES Rams finish the season with a Connecticut did not score in were today.” admitted Quak­ series Saturday, but came back to score on their next No. 16 Baylor, which blasted Rice, 34-10, beats No. 20 relationship with the public and the game in the third period than in the Puppa’s first loss in four NHL MUFFLERS games. stops for Winnipeg. 9-2 record and a 5-0 mark in the second half while URI ers' Coach Jerry Berndt. drive. They finished the afternoon with a touchdown in Texas Saturday at Austin, the Bears will earn the kids, plus it’s aTremendous waste first two. I don’t know if Smith saw each quarter. Yankee Conference play. It posted 28 points, Ehrhardt “ We didn't put any points on Cotton Bowl spot. If Texas beats Baylor, the berth will of talent. So many people say any of their goals. They scored marked the first time they have breaking the New England the board. When we had to come •'Once we got rolling everything was OK,” said go to the winner of the Texas-Texas A4M game at everyone uses drugs and it’s just from behind, the side, from any­ gone undefeated and untied game records set by Doug up with the big play, we didn't. Holieway, who scored on runs of 2 and 20 yards. “ You College Station Thanksgiving Day. not true.” where on the ice. The score should against league opponents. Lendl beats off challenge R esular 2 (font or 2 ^ Flutie of Boston College. The When they had to, they did," he have to keep to your basic game plan and. as the f98f whOOlB “ He was just awesome,” Rams' passer hit Forster with said. “ We dropped a lot of coaches kept telling us all week, keep your poise.” Tennessee, ranked No. 17, emerged as the favorite w * ^R c3utar Connecticut linebacker Mike three more scoring passes and passes, but I guess it was their for the Southeastern Conference championship and a Holieway led all rushers with 79 yards on 20 carries. of Boris Becker in final Jansen said of Ehrhardt after added his fourth TD pass to defense" Sugar Bowl berth by belting Mississippi 34-14. THE ECONOMIZER Saturday's season finale in Reilly. Reserve quarterback Eric Mitchel ran for 75 yards. Sports in Brief BRAKE SPECIAL LSU closed out the SEC portion of its schedule with a By Mark Burton Lendl al 0-30 on his serve. Rhode Island. ‘ 'We couldn't stop In other games involving New Penn dropped to 6-2-1 overall For Nebraska, the nation's top rushing team, Tom MUFFLER and 5-1 in the Ivies entering next 17- 15 victory over Mississippi State while Alabama, United Press International "I had a big chance, and maybe I him. I'm sure all the other England teams. Harvard Rathman led the way with 159 yards. He gave the which beat independent Southern Mississippi, 24-13, DISCBRAKES teams that have played against Saturday's game against Dart- Factora advances to State Open got tired in my head.” the West topped Penn 17-6, Maine felled Cornhuskers a 10-3 lead in the first period on a 44-yard has a game remaining against No. 13 Auburn. LONDON — Ivan Lendl upheld German said. “ I had my mental INSTALLATION 2 Front or 2 Roar Whooh him said the same thing. The niouth. Harvard. 7-2 and 5-1, Delaware 10-7, behind Lance touchdown run, and set up another score on a 56-yard Manchester High diver Shelley Factora qualified for this bis No. I world ranking against the down at the end of the fourth s:et. • FrM 4-whMl brak* Impaction only way to control him is to will travel to New Haven for the Auburn, with Bo Jackson scoring on runs of 67 and 6 INCLUDE Theobald's 173 yards and one gain. ^ week’s State Open meet at Southern Connecticut State latest challenger to the crown He was down but he somehow got • Raplaca pads with naw keep him off the field or knock annual rite against Yale. yards and revitalizing his bid for the Heisman Trophy, guarantaa disc pads touchdown; Northeastern was While Nebraska held Kansas to 113 total yards and University. when he edged past West German 4-4and broke me and started to fly. him out of the game.” "W e've got to win next week," beat No. 12 Georgia, 24-10. Losses to Tennessee and The Economizer muf­ • Raaurtaca rotors dropped 36-6 by Delaware State, only 36 rushing, defensive coordinator Charlie Boris Becker in a memorable "He played three games like 1 • Raplaca graasa saalt Forster and Dameon Reilly said Santiago. “ We lose at Yale Florida knocked the Tigers out of the SEC race. Factora placed fourth in Saturday’s Class L meet at Hamden which rolled up 419 offensive McBride said the Cornhuskers will have to do better five-set final Sunday to win a fler from Midas fits • Inspact and rapack whaal baaringi each snared four TD passes, yards; and Holy Cross' Gill and this one doesn't mean High. M ary Ann Troy, the only other Indian competing, just • Impact calipan anything.” next week. Asked how to stop Oklahoma's wishbone At Columbus, Ohip, Marvin Artley plunged 1 yard 5375,000 Grand Prix tennis tourna­ never saw a guy play before to go with Forster finishing the sea­ Fenerty ran for a pair of missed qualifying in the 50 free, finishing eighth. most American-made • Inspact hydraulic systam The fact Yale will enter the offense, McBride replied; “ You go to church and pray for a touchdown ahd Todd Gregoire kicked two field ment at WembleyArena. 6-4 and 1-0 (in the fifth set).’’ • Uibricata callpar anchors son with NCAA Division 1-AA touchdowns in a 30-9 victory • Inspact fluid (avals game with records of 3-4-1 and a lot.” goals to provide Wisconsin, a 19‘A-point underdog, Lendl, the U.S. Open champion, The 25-year-old Czechoslovak’s cars and trucks. Your records for total receptions over Boston University. AL umpire supervisor fired hot streak started with an overrule • Add fluid if raquirad (US) and most receptions per 2-3-1 means little. The Crimson with its stunning upset over Ohio State. took three hours 46 minutes to beat satisfaction with this • Road la s t Also, Yale lost 21-12 to Prin­ The winner of next week's game could meet No. 1 the 17-year-old Wimbledon title by umpire Richard Kaufman of game (11.5). team realizes that the rivalry Penn State in the Orange Bowl in a game which may NEW YORK — Former major-league umpire Bill Haller, who ceton, the Tigers gaining 209 At Provo, Utah, reserve running back Vai holder, 6-7 (6-8), 6-3, 4-6, 6-4, 6-4, in Seattle. Wash. He gave Lendl an product is assured. Rhode Island trailed 42-28 at supersedes labels of favorite or decide the national title. After snapping Note Dame's served as the American League umpire supervisor the last three DRUM BRAKES yards rushing; Brown shutout Sikahema retunied a punt 72 yards for a third quarter an exhilarating match that ace — his sixth and last of the the end of the first half, but underdog. four-game winning streak with a 36-6 rout, a Nittany years, has been dismissed by the league. 2 Front or 2 Roar Wboalt Dartmouth 22-0, behind Jamie touchdown and caught a 69-yard TD pass from Robbie brought out the best in both match — against the tine judge’s Coach Bob Griffin said the Potkul's 158 yards rushing and “ It's an immense equalizer Lions' spokesman indicated the Orange Bowl is the Bosco as Brigham Young overcame a 21-7 halftime Haller, 55, said he received a letter from league president Dr: c ,., u.iU Lendl then took the next • Fraa 4-whaal braka impaetton players. • Raplaca shoas with naw deficit did not worry his team. one touchdown; and Massachu­ for any disparities between the team's “ leading preference.” deficit to hand Air Force its first setback. Bobby Brown informing him of his firing. seven points. * Guarantee: “ There was no sense of “ I think it was a great match guarantaad linings setts beat New Hampshire teams,” said Wilkinson, who Penn State, 10-0, is now the only ranked unbeaten At West Lafayette. Ind., Rob Houghtlin kicked a Haller speculated that the reason for his dismissal may have It was a tight match throughout, panic,” he explained. “ But then over the five sets, my best match The Economizer Muffler is • Rasurfaca drum s 21-17, despite trailing 17-7 at the promised, "W e'll be up for it.” team in the nation following No. 4 Air Force's 28-21 25-yard field goal with 68 seconds left to play to been his stand that the AL umpires had become too lax on the job. so far. I don’t think he can play any with no service breaks until the • Inspact vrhaal cyiindars It's hard to panic when you've half. Boston College lost 41-21 to loss to Brigham Young. • provide Iowa with its victory over Purdue. “ They get to the ballpark late and when the game is on, a lot of better and I don’t think I can eighth game of the second set. warranted by Midas for gne • lns(>act hold down springs got a fantastic passer with great Harvard's victory over Penn Syracuse despite holding edges them stand around and talk to each other,” Haller said. “ It’s “ I think Boris played a tremend­ • Lubricata backing ptatas Two other members of the top 10 suffered costly At Minneapolis, Jim Hhrbaugh fired three touch­ either,” said Becker, ranked fifth year from the date of in­ • Inspact hydraulic systam vision, like Tom, and such great enabled the Crimson to tie the of 560 to 376 in offensive yards; ous match and is improving day by defeats on Saturday. No. 3 Ohio State blew its edge for down passes and Gerald White ran for two very unprofessional.” in the world. stallation and . will be • Raadjust brakas receivers.” Quakers for first place in the Ivy 29 to 13 in first downs; and 91 day,” Lendl said after receiving Ehrhardt, a senior, com­ the Rose Bowl by losing to Wisconsin, 12-7, and No. 9 touchdowns to power Michigan over Minnesota. He admitted that he missed a replaced free of charge if • Road tost League. Both have one game offensive plays versus 62. Eiiiott’s titie hopes fail apart golden opportunity when he was the 570,000 winner’s check and the pleted 40-of-60 pass attempts repiaiiiing. Arkansas fell out of consideration for the Cotion Bowl At College Station, Texas. Roger Vick caught an “ We playedr hard, but we ahead 4-3 in the fourth set and had gold trophy. “ I hope he stops it fails during this period. ___ raalehgaa you OMi your and finishes the regular season Penn was denied a newleague after losing to No. 19 Texas A&M, 10-6. 18- yard touchdown pass and Texas A&M forced four RIVERSIDE, Calif. — Bill Elliott, auto racing's first 52 million I or fotalwi car. Mn or iwa truck made mistakes,'' said BCCoach turnovers in the triumph over Arkansas. improving because I only just beat (undor 14X100UIOO tIba-rif thay arar aaar ool. r with 35 passing touchdowns and record when its streak of Jack Bicknell. “ We self- man, was done in Sunday by an $8 part. him today.” MUaaI brakaI ' th ' o rn ar-padi ukk ba biMsI Among other teams in the top 10, No. 5 Iowa At Columbia, Mo., Thurman Thomas rushed for 172 Mmoul chacaa fo r tha ahoas or pads or tha 4,213 yards. victories over Ivy opponents destructed.” Elliott’s long-awaited duel with Darrell Waltrip for the 1985 Bruins sale Lendl has not lost a Grand Prix defeated Purdue. 27-24, No. 8 Michigan beat yards to help Oklahoma State survive a scare from labor 10 bw M tha rhoao o r pads kdOltonal Winston Cup title all but ended when his red Ford suffered a match since he was beaten by John pa r» anWor labor .roQ uI^ l a laatera ■" Minnesota, 48-7, and No. 10 Oklahoma State edged Missouri for a 21-19 victory in a Big Eight game systam to opsratfonal oandWon ora suka. transmission breakdown with the Western 500 less than 10 Is In limbo McEnroe in Montreal in August, a run of 27 matches. This doesn’t minutes old. BOSTON (UPI) - Sputtering So, while Waltrip was roaring to his third NASCAR title around include his victory at the European Offer expiree: 12/2/86 negotiations for the sale of Boston Champions’ Championship in Ant­ Giants can take step toward NFC East title by beating the Redskins the twisting Riverside International Raceway road course, his Garden and the NHL Bruins liave adversary was mired in the pits — literally and figuratively. werp, Belgium. FREE W R ITH N ESTIMATES come to a halt, leaving a condi- ^ e ------e»-e-i By Dave Raffa playoffs for the first time since ■BWTWITfVin 243-9430 Monchootor f U f i ttO f ton coach Joe Gibbs said of the several times this year.” ^ tional 545 million sale agreement United Press International 1981. think he's still a good scrambler.” tions this season. Giants. The Giante have the NFL's No. 1 in limbo, a spokesman for a group 4B1-233B 347-9100 “ We know we've got something “ I don’t think this is all Joe Leonard Marshall, the N FL’s Carroll stable after shooting n.e----- The last time the Redsk'ins were passing defense and total defense, of Boston investors said. Bristol 5B2-79B3 WVWOTV 224-9f37 WASHINGTON - The first- good going, we want to take Theismann’s fault.” Gibbs said.- sack leader, will take aim at. at or below .500 this late In the which is bad news for troubled Harbor Sports Development, a CALDWELL f^www WSmWWn •45-4111 place New York Giants can accel­ advantage of it,” Giants quarter­ “ I ’ve been a long way with Joe Theismann. Marshall, who has BRADENTON, Fla. — Retired major-league pitcher Clay i. Hartford 2B9>«31S season was 1981—Gibbs' first year Redskins quarterback Joe Theis- group of nine investors headed by erate the changing of the guard in back Phil Simms said. “ It would be Theismann. I watch him in prac­ 12W sacks, will play against Carroll was in stable condition and his son in critical condition tn fM d 745-0305 wWwWr 447-1711 as head coach. mann. Theismann is the NFC’s Boston businessman James Bren­ ^ ------the NFC East tonight when they another stepping stone for us to tice, I watch him play in games. first-year tackle Dan M c^ a id . late Sunday night after Carroll's stepson went on a shooting spree OIL INC. Groton 445-B129 M 9-4433 “ We're two behind in our div­ lowest ranked passer and has I've seen him on the sidelines. I ’ve nan, has decided to sever negotia­ meet the struggling Washington beat a team like the Redskins at McQuaid, filling in for injured Joe following a fam ily dispute. tions with Delaware North, the sM------e .^ ■odiv M l* 543-1507 ision and if we drop this we're taken much of the blame for seen him do great things in the 243-0327 Redskinq. their place.” Jacoby, surrendered five sacks Carroll’s wife was killed during the incident. Police say they Buffalo, N.Y., firm that owns the pretty much in a situation where it Washington's problems. Both past. I feel he's the guy to N. Hertford 244-482B 421-9333 Tbe Giants, 7-3, have won four A victory would give New York would be an absqlute scramble for against Dallas’ Jim Jeffcoat last found Frances Carroll. S3, dead at her Bradenton. Fla. home Bruins and their arena, Brennan 102.9 Gibbs and Giants coach Bill lA f straight and moved into sole its first 8-3 record since 1963, the quarterback this team. week. Saturday night. The form er pitcher and his son, Bret, 11. were per gal. C. O. D. Torririgtow 4e2-7«47 522-0171 a wild card spot,” Gibbs said. Parcells defend Theismann but said Sunday. possession of first place Sunday last time the Giants advanc^ to “ What I feel the problem is, “ Pm thrilled and delighted,” admitted to Blake Bfemorial Hospital and both were listed in Vomon 175-4940 934-2424 “ Something great will have to neither can deny the Redskins are “ We’re sending a letter termi­ when Dallas was cnished-44-0 by the NFL championship game. New vwe’re not getting the big play Marshall said when told Jacoby 454-1744 happen for us to get in (the having trouble passing. critical condition. Clay Carroll’s condition has been upgraded to nating the discussions,” Brennan WoKniford 245-0953 WflbiiwiNc the Chicago Bears. Washington, York last won five straight in 1970. executed. We’re not getting the wonU play because of a knee stable while his son’s condition remains critical, a hospital 649-8841 244-5127 playoffs). “ I look at films and I say 'Where ball caught.” said. "It’ll be up to them, if and Woforiory 757-0339 S. Hertford the defending division champion, “ We could be looking down the “ We’re in real trouble if we lose injury. “ It’sagoalnow (toleadthe spokeswoman said. when they’re ready, to open the Prlcea Subject to Change do you want bim to throw?'” Theismann has thrown seven league in sacks). I want to continue is 6>5 and in jeopardy of missing the throat of a great team,” Washing­ and we’ve been in that situation discussions qgain. 'Ji. Parcells said. “ He's still tough^I touchdown passes and 16 intercetk- to lead and keep it for the season.” .) lANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Nov. 18. 1985 MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Nov. 18, 1985 - I7_ 1985-86 Advice Life goes on at Georgetown Myths cast (dark shaidow

Dalton to wear specially-designed fellow senior David Wingate, a on the gentle, useful bat B y Will Dunham among the best of the East with greyhounds like Reggie Williams, basketball shoes, similar to a e-foot-5 speedster who can light up United Press International I realize that Christmas is a very boxer’s, and a knee brace. the scoreboard. DEAR David Wingate and Michael Jack- expensive time of year, but it "It was major, major surgery,” The loss of may be as ABBY: We live WASHINGTON - Don't Im I too son, not to mention Thompson's saving a few dollars worth a notable as Ew ing’s absence. The in a relatively sorry for JohmUiontipson. patented pressure defense. Thompson said. “ I wasn’t as lifetime of disappointing memo­ concerned about his (basketball) power forward slot will be fliled by rural area and It's true the Georgetown coach is Ralph Dalton, Ewing’s 8-foot-ll have always de­ ries for a child? I ’m 32 and I still career as I was about his ability to one of two spohomores, 6-10 Grady entering his 14th year with the understudy for the past three lighted at the Dear Abby have some resentful memories, Mateen or 6-foot-8 Ronnie Hoyas without , the years, inherits the Georgetown function normally." wildlife that DECEMBER BABY dominant 7-footer who ted the team pivot. Dalton will never be the Dalton, who graduated from Highsmith. abounds. \We Abigail Van Buren to the 1984 national title and trips to intimidating presence that his Georgetown alongside Ew ing last While this bunch of Hoyas can welcomed the D E A R D.B .: This letter should shake up an army of gift-givers the NCAA championship game in predecessor was, but he is excel­ May with a degree in sociology, score points, their defensive abil- bats that came opted to return for the extra year of jty is what could make them a to live in our old who have made a practice of giving three of the past four seasons. lent on the boards, a fine defender “ combo-gifts.” You know who you eligibility granted him because of threat for the national title again bam, and even Ewing is a headache for guys — and a tireless worker. are. (I’m included). this season. Thompson uses a provided bat named Malone, Parish, Abdul- " I try to contribute in whatever the freshman-year injury. we lost on Halloween, perhaps houses to entice otl era. Yes, we And to those lovebirds who get Jabbar and Sampson now. way I can,” Dalton said. “ Whether The main man for the Hoyas this variety of pressure defenses, in­ love bats! enlightening the public will help married on their birthdays: Ex­ it’s more minutes or less minutes, I year is Williams, the versatile cluding a trapping full-court press. preserve bats and other wildlife in But make no mistake about it — Abby, because of our neighbors' pect some friends to cheap out. there is life after Ewing at try to lead. It’k the same way I 6-foot-7 forward who also sees time "We know we have to work ignorance and fear, last Halloween the future. at the off-guard position.'Williams hard.” Dalton said. “ Thoseareour DAPHNE ZUCKER, WEST- Georgetown. approach the season every year.” we lost nearly all of the two dozen DEAR ABBY: Next year my PORT, CONN. "W e’re not a bad team,” Thom p­ The real story with Dalton is the is an outstanding outside shooter expectations.” or so bats that lived on our husband and I will celebrate our son said, obviously understating fact that he’s playing at all. The ' and an aggressive inside player. Syracuse coach Jim Boeheim, UPI photo property. Although we have tried 10th wedding anniversary. We D E A R D A P H N E : I confess. I ’ve his case. " I just don't know how fifth-year man missed all of his Senior Michael Jackson is one of whose team has been picked to win to educate our neighbors, evil never had much of a wedding the DPI photo the most underrated playmakers the Big East, thinks the Hoyas can If8 coming this way myths of Dracula and vampires never been very batty about bats, first time. We were married by the good we are.” freshman year with a devastating but I ’m glad you wrote because Georgetown coach John Thompson (left) won’t have in the nation. He is the glue to the win the conference. persist. Some neighborhood child­ mayor in a five-minute ceremony Very good is the answer. White knee injury suffered in a preseason ren declared war, using shotguns, your letter contains an important team and has tremendous court “ I still like Georgetown,” he A late afternoon sun reflects off ripe be feeling the warmth of the sun at the courthouse. Patrick Ewing to embrace in '85-86, but not too many there is no more Ewing, this practice. The extensive ligament BB guns, clubs, rocks — whatever message: Nature put every living savvy. His backcourt mate is milkweek pods that burst into seed at Tuesday and Wednesday as tempera­ people are crying for the talented Hoyas. Georgetown team may again be and nerve damage still requires said. they could find — to kill the creature on this earth to serve a For our 10th anniversary, we Balance Rock in Lanesboro, Mass., over tures are expected to climb near the helpless, gentle creatures that purpose, and for man to destroy want to renew our vows at a big the weekend. Connecticut residents will 70’s. hung from the rafters of our bam. these creatures indiscriminately is church wedding with our children Then they torched the two bat both cruel and senseless. — ages 7 and 9 — in the bridal houses that we had built to party. Have-nots moving up About Town encourage bats onto our property. D E A R A B B Y : In reference to I never had a wedding gown, so I Defending NCAA champs Why? All because of letters about the unfairness of want to wear a white, antique lace dress, but my mom and mom-in- Dalrymple. misconceptions. giving one gift to a pair of twins to By Jim Luttrell law say I can’t wear white because "The ACC was one of our big selling points, the Abby, bats are mammals, not share, I want to mention another United Press International Baby photo contest under way Delta Chapter rerhearses white stands for purity, and I am hopes for the future, the potential of the program and some kind of flying mouse. They version of “ half-gifts” that is 8 no longer a virgin. the great academics at our school (were others).” Xi Gamma Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi is sponsoring Delta Chapter of Royal Arch Masons will meet are not dirty; they do not carry equally unfair. N EW Y O R K — One by one. many of the basement face rebuilding campaign Is that true? And do you think In 1984, Cincinnati finished with a 3-25 record, a baby photo contest for children up to 3‘A years old to Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Masonic Temple and strange diseases, or get tangled up Most children whose birthdays teams in college basketball are heading upstairs. I’m being foolish to try to make up winless in the Metro Conference. One year later, the benefit New Hope Manor. Deadline for entering will rehearse for the Royal Arch degree. Refresh­ in people’s hair. Bats do not go for fall around Christmastime receive "E ve ry conference around the country proves that for something I missed years ago? Bearcats were 15-12. By Joe Clallnl ments will be served. the jugular and drink blood, and combination birthday-Christmas you can go from the bottom to the top,” said Syracuse pictures is Friday. PAT M, IN BRICK, N,J. coach Jim Boeheim. "There are enough good players “Originally when we took over and got familiar with United Press International The pictures will be displayed for voting at A 4 P they are not blind! presents. A teen-ager can usually handle out there.” the problems of the program, we thought it would take Supermarket, 1135 Tolland Turnpike, from Dec. 1 to Bolton High parents to meet They do, however, consume such disappointments, but it’s D E A R P A T : With all due respect ‘ Well aware of that is Seton Hail coach P.J. five years to straighten out," Coach Tony Yates said. VILLANOVA, Pa. - Villan- Dec. 7. First-place winner will receive a $50 U.S. more insects in a single night than ova enters this college basket­ Bolton High School Parents’ Group will meet hard on a younger child. I ’ve to your mom and your mom-in­ Carlesimo, whose team has won only four Big East "We had a bunch of guys (last year) who worked their Savings Bond and a $5 gift certificate for lunch at an electric zapper will kill in a tonight at 7:30. known people born in November, law, a white wedding gown does Conference games the last three years. butts off for us.” ball season as the defending David Fam ily Restaurant. week.. They pollinate rain forests, national champion. But this January and February who have not — and never did — stand for * "Even though our young guys are still unproven, Ten players, including four starters, return for the The second prize will be a box of disposable diapers disperse seeds and provide a rich received “combo” gifts because “ purity,” In renewing your vows, when you look at our roster now, in comparison to Bearcats, who face the likes of Louisville and could be a long year with the and four movie rentals from Movies 4 More. P & W retirees hold session natural fertilizer, in addition to their birthdays were so close to you are entitled to have any kindof other rosters in the league, the talent gap is not as Memphis State in the Metro Conference. The keys for Wildcats losing three starters The third prize will be a stuffed animal from being friendly, tame and trainable. y EAST HARTFORD - Pratt 4 Whitney Aircraft Christmas. celebration you desire. Go for it! ^ severe,” he said. Yates were four junior college players. and their coach talking of Wishing Well and a $5 certificate for shoe repair at Although this won’t help the bats rebuilding. Retirees’ Club will meet at 10 a.m. Wednesday at the . ^ In the Atlantic Coast Conference, Georgia Tech "They were definitely a benefit at that point in Joe’s Shoe Service. Pratt 4 Whitney Aircraft Club. 200 Clement Raod. 11 i never had a winning conference record before last time,” Yates said. “ The talent level was so low we felt . who To enter a child, send a photo no larger than 5 by 7 season. we needed more experienced, older players in the spumed a coaching offer this inches with the child’s name, address, telephone The Yellow Jackets were 4-23 in 1981 before Bobby program.” summer from the New Jersey number and date of birth to: Baby Photo Contest, care Koffee Krafters meet Some bleecJing isn’t serious Creminstook over as coach. Cremins, who had turned A 3-25 record, however, entices few players. Nets, is now without the heart of of 177 Anthony Raod, Tolland, 06084. To have photos his squad — . Appalachian State, a 20-game loser, into three-time "We tell them what we’re trying to do and why we returned, send a ^tamped, self-addressed envelope. Koffee Krafters of the Nutmeg Branch of the YW CA D E A R D R . several small meals a day, rather Southern Conference champion, took four seasons to were hired,” Yates said. “ We give them an Dwayne McClain and Gary For more information, call 872-4238. will meet Wednesday from 9:30 a.m. to noon at the than one or two large ones. If you McLain. GOTT: Re­ do the same for Tech. opportunity to be part of a great challenge and we YW CA, 78 N. Main St. Hostesses will be Connie Lynch cently I had an have hyupoglycemia, these mea­ "People expect a little more I “ I love these challenges,” Cremins said. “ My hope they accept that challenge.” and Kit Mannix. Baby-sitting will be available for angiogram, and sures will help that, too. Re­ because of what happened,” he WATES meet on Tuesday those who call the office, 647-1437, in advance. member, your goal is to spread out I mother and father grew up in Ireland and faced the Seton Hall, with 11 freshmen and sophomores, is the doctor had a I challenge of coming to America. They taught me not said. “ But our expectations are W ATES, Women’s Association to Enjoy Slimming, Dr. Gott your caloric intake, as well as to still a year or two away, but Carlesimo can see the top realistic. Our goal is to get into difficult time I to be afraid of challenges.” will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at Orange Hall, 72 E. controlling the cut down on total calories. of the basement stairs. Gerald Greene, Daryll the NCAA tournament. That’s Discards can be bird feeders N 9 The Yellow Jackets won a share of the ACC Center St. Members will be weighed during the hour bleeding. When Peter Gott, M.D. Walker, Ramon Ramos and Frank Torruella are it. We just want to compete.” regular-season title and the league’s tournament last before the meeting. STORRS — The Audubon Society of Northeast I came home, among the freshmen. Pinckney, McClain and year. They finished the season sixth in the nation. Joyce Beebe, chairman of the ways and menas Connecticut will meet Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. in t h e b 1 0 0 <1 D E A R DR . G O T T : I ’d like to “ If it's not this year, then its going to be next ye a r.... McLain, along with returning "We had hoped that our third recruiting class would committee, will be in charge of the program. Room 463, Life Sciences Building, University of started to leak share my experiences with soft or in the near future,” Carlesimo says. players and just be competitive and in the middle of the pack.” Connecticut. Sue Craig, Lutz Children’s Museum under my skin, fingernails. About four years ago, I Cremins said. “ What was difficult was getting to a point where we , led the Wildcats naturalist, will show have to make bird feeders from spreading down switched from a daily vitamin ; Cremins has attracted players from the northeast, were respectable. Now we’re there and we can attract to the NCAA crown last season Beethoven Chorus rehearses household containers. my legs and finally stopping diet, but I need to lose weight. I ’m 5 supplement to a daily balanced with a 66-64 title victory over j Big East territory. Two such coups were landing New other players. In our first year or two, we were telling The Beethoven Chorus will rehearse Tuesday from Those attending the demonstration may bring milk behind my knees. The same thing feet 2 and 134 pounds. Two years vitamin-and-mineral supplement. Georgetown. ^ Yorkers John Salley and — each people what we were going to be like. And it’s like 10 to 11 a.m. at Emanuel Lutheran Church, 60 Church cartons, coffee cans, aluminum pie tins or other happened six weeks later, when I ago I dieted an(l lost 15 pounds, but In a few months I began to notice “ We obviously have some I now starting for Georgia Tech, 'trust us'. Now it's starting to evolve and they can see St. There will be coffee and refreshments before the containers for the workshop. had gallbladder surgery. In time, the price I paid was hospitalization strengthening of my fingernails rebuilding to do,” said Massi­ j “ New York has always been my ■savior” Cremins it. rehearsal. The public is invited. both cleared up. My blood count of for hypoglycemia (vertigo, vomit­ and toenails, and a difference in- I says of his hometown. "When I was at Appalachian “ I'm comfortable with where we are right now and mino, who has a 228-137 record eosinophils was 8 percent — is this ing and diarrhea). Is it dangerous my hair as well. This has continued in 12 seasons with the Wifdcats. not to eat when I’m hungry, since I to this day. I State, the program was so down the kids in the state the effect of the recruiting process. It was tough DPI photo a factor? What could cause this? didn't think we could win. With my connections in New getting here. It was very difficult with the losses. We “ We lost three players who. have hypoglycemia? How can I York, we did. The same thing happened in Georgia, so think we're on the verge now. You try to build together, accounted for over Rollie Massimino may be facing some long nights as Births D E A R R E A D E R : For no appar­ lose weight? D E A R R E A D E R : Thank you for '' I went out and got a John Salley and a Bruce something and we've got most of the blocks.” 4,100 points, over 1,650 re- Villanova basketball coach. He faces a rebuilding jot? ent reason, some patients tend to sharing your success story. Other boundss and over 950 assists, ooze and leak blood when they havie readers 'have also written to not to mention the needed after winning the N C A A championship a year ago. Genovese Stephanie Michelle, Ala. grandmother is. Irene Pisch of 71 surgery or have needles stuck in DEAR READER: To paraph­ comment on vitanhin-mineral sup­ intangibles in basketball of daughter of Steven and Lynne Grant Road. The paternal grand­ them. The type of bleeding you had rase an old song, it’s not whatcha plements. If they work, fine; use V leadership and experience.” “ It’s a new team with a new ing dividends. Villanova has West outlook (Abrams) Genovese of 142 0akSt., Pantdieo, Daniel William, son of parents are Mr. and Mrs. Aaron appears to be a fairly common do but the way thatcha do it. You them. Still, opponents will be gun­ chemistry,” the coach said. already received verbal com­ was bom Sept. 12 at Manchester Daniel T. and Gwen Ann (Feder) Weintraub of 139 Grandview St. “ mini-complication” of the proce­ .don’t have to starve to lose weight. Send your questions to Dr. Gott mitments from 6-10 Barry Bek- ning for the NCAA champs. “ But it’s a great chemistry. It’s Memorial Hospital. Her maternal Pantaleo of Tolland, was born dures you went through. The T ry omitting refined sugar from in care of The Manchester Herald a great group of kids who are “Obviously, when you’re a kedam of - the Philadelphia grandmother is Diane Swett of Sept. 25 at Manchester Memorial Wasserman, Benjamin Charles, eosinophils in your blood are not your diet and cut down on fat at P.O. Box 91428, Cleveland, OH national champion that takes working very hard, maybe the suburbs and 7-2 Tom Greis from East Hartford. Her paternal Hospital. The maternal grandpar­ son of Cynthia (Sterling) and related to clotting and, in my intake. If you are hungry, eat small 44101. Due to volume of mail, Huskies pick in Pac-10 place,” Massimino said. "But I finest group of kids we’ve had Xong Island, two of the best big grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. ents are Mr. and Mrs. William Benjamin C. Wasserman of Rocky opinion, do not indicate anything portions of fruit or a salad. individual questions cannot be here.” hope nobody takes it out on us. men in the East. Salvatore Genovese, also of East Feder of 344 Lydall St. The baby Hill, was born Sept. 20 at Manches­ serious. Increase your physical activity. answered. Questions of general During the Wildcats’ march This is a new team.” And while he stresses the need., Hartford. The baby has a sister, has a sister, Elisha Ann Pantaleo. ter Memorial Hospital. The mater­ Don’t drink alcohol. Go very easy interest will be answered in future Pressley (12 points and 8 through the NCAA Tournament for new beginnings, Massimino' Melissa, 4. 3. nal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. DEAR DR. GOTT: I’m afraid to on pasta and starchy food. Eat columns. rebounds a gam e), Jensen and much was made of the family is not averse to his players Charles Sterling of Vernon. The despite changing times Dwight Wilbur will be the guts feeling “ Daddy Mass” tried to recalling that feeling of last Woods, Benjamin Robert, son of Napoletano, Nicholas Ryan, son paternal grandparents are Mr. and of the team with 7-1 Chuck bring to his team. It was that April 1. When Villanova opened Marina (Rood) and Robert Woods of Michael and Louise Marie Mrs. Frank Wasserman of 35 By William D. Murray occupy the frontline. Dwayne Pollee and Eric White. Everson and 6-11 Wyatt Maker sentiment tha t led him to turn practice this season, the score- of Fayetteville, N.C., was born (Best) Napoletano of 246 Pine Lake Duval St. The baby has a sister, Peanut truffles are treat down the Nets and decide to United Press International " I didn’t take this job to be Loyola-Marymount, under ex- attempting to replace Pinck­ board clock in the gym read,' Oct. 29 at Cape Fear Hospital, Drive, Coventry, was bom Sept. 18 Katherine, 2. mediocre.” Campanelli said. "Our Laker coach Paul Westhead, has ney. The three freshmen are spend the rest of his career in “ Home 66, Visitor 64.” Fayetteville. The maternal grand­ at Manchester Memorial Hospital. DEAR 46201. Be sure to include the title. — SAN FRANCISCO - Marv goal is to contend for the Pac-10 some power with Keith Smith (25.1 forwards Gary Massey and coilege basketball. parents are Mr. and Mrs. William The baby’s maternal grandfather Mullen, James Francis, son of POLLY: Do POLLY Harshman and championship, to get into postsea­ ppg) and redshirt Forrest McKen­ Doug West and guard Kenny The national title brought Massimino insists he had Rood of. North Windham. The is Normand Best of East Hartford Julie (Cross) and James F. Mullen you have a re­ spin out one side of the revolving son play and eventually to play for zie (20.9 ppg in 1984) to challenge Wilson. distractions — but also recruit­ nothing to do with it. maternal great-grandparents are His paternal grandparents are Mr. of 32 Victoria Road, was born Sept. cipe for making DEAR POLLY: Add a little door and Andy Russo enters the the national title. It’s not a Mission for its first title. ___ Margaret McNamar of 209 Wood­ and Mrs. Alfred Napoletano of 659 20 at Manchester Memorial Hospi­ those wonderful Pointers vanilla to your homemade peach other. Impossible situation at Cal.” land St. and Francis Rood of Hartford Road. tal. The maternal grandparents chocolate- jam , or even to commercim peach These are changing times at the Southern Cal coach Stan Morri­ Scotland. The paternal grandpar­ are Mr. and Mrs. William Cross of covered peanut jam ! It will taste sensational! — University of Washington. Mld~Atla^c outlook son must find replacements for ents are Mr. and Mrs. Stan Woods Weintraub, Melanie Lyn, daugh­ Burlington, Vt. The paternal butter cups? Polly Fisher MRS..B.L. Harshman, the venerable bas­ forwards Wayne Carlander and of Cedar, Mich. The paternal ter of Robert and Linda (Pisch) grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. They’re my fa- ketball coach, has retired and been Ron Holmes and center Clayton great-grandparents are Mr. and Weintraub of 103 E. Clifford Drive, Joseph Mullen of 83 Timrod Raod. V o r i t e ! — D E A R P O L L Y : The next time replaced by Andy Russo of Louisi­ Olivier. Mrs. Orville Shefferjof Maple City, was bom Sept. 19 at Manchester The baby has a brother John, 5, and ALLISON you make an apple, custard, or ana Tech. Schrempf, the extraor­ Arizona State, Stanford, Oregon Mich, and Ola Woods of Florence, Memorial Hospital. The maternal Jessica, 3. spice-flavored pie (such as pump­ dinarily versatile West German and Arizona could be spoilers but ACC ready to reclaim billing D E A R A L L I­ 12 ounces melted and tempered kin), add a pinch of cinnamon to star, has moved on to the NBA. do not have the experience or depth SON: Not an exact duplicate, but milk chocolate. Store in the refrig­ the crust dough. This added extra Still, the Washington Huskies to threaten. By Will Dunham deliciously reminiscent of the erator in a covered container. This makes the pie something special. are favored to win the Pacific-10 Carolina State coach Jim Valvano. as I ’m concerned.” best player in the conference. In the Pacific Coast Athletic popular peanut butter and choco­ recipe makes about l ‘A pounds - M A R L E N E Conference largely on the strength United Press International Georgia Tech returns four star­ North Carolina’s Dean Smith “Leonard is like the king in a Cinema Association, Nevada-Las Vegas is ters from a team that went 27-8, boasts perhaps the deepest team in checkers game,” Maryland coach late candy are these luscious candy. of 7-foot center and Polly will send you a Polly Dollar again the toast of the league. Coach WASHINGTON - The Atlantic won the ACC and reached the final the conference — if not the nation Charles Driesell said. “ He can 1:50, 7:10, 9:40. — To Live and Die In Peanut Truffles. forward Paul Fortier. Poor Richard's Pub « Cinema — Process eight ounces unsalted I’m sending you a copy of my ($1) if she uses your favorite will rely on Coast Conference, featuring three eight in the N CAA Tournament — with 10 players likely to make move backward and forward while Remo Wlllioms: The Adventure Begins L.A. (R) 2, 7:30, 9:50. — That Wai newsletter “Handmade Choco­ With Harshman’s retirement, “ eVnomo City — Wetherbv (R) 7,9:10. Then...Thls Is Now (R) 1:50,7:20,9:50. cocktail peanuts in a food proces­ Pointer, Peeve or Problem in her guards Anthony Jones (13.3 ppg) teams with legitimate hopes for a before losing to Georgetown. .solid contributions. the other players are only going — Dance With A Stranger (R) 7:30, (PG-13) 6:45. ^ lates,” which has this and other Oregon State’s Ralph Miller, who Showcase cinema 1-9— Back to the — Commando (R) 1:30, 7:40, 10. — sor or blender until they form a column. Write POLLY’S POIN­ and Freddie Banks (12.6 ppg and national title, appears ready to Mark Price, the marvelous The T a r Heels, 27-9 last year, forward.” 9-30 — The Gods Must Be Craiv (PG) Rainbow Brite and the Star Stealer (G) recipes for homemade candy, has more victories than any active 7-20,9:40.— After Hours (R) 7:40,9:50. Future (PG) 2, 7:10, 9:40. — Once smooth peanut butter. Add one- T E R S in care of The Manchester 5.3 assists) and forward Armon reclaim its standing as the domi­ 6- foot playmaker, runs the Ydllow feature guards and Driesell, now without his “ Lef­ Bitten (P<»-13) 1:40,7:30,9:40. — Death 1:30. — Jagged Edge (R) 1:40, 7:20, including chocolate truffles (three coach in college basketball, be­ East Hartford . 9:45. third cup heavy cream, three Herald. Gilliam (11.9 and 6.8 rebounds). nant conference in college Jackets' show. Price is a deadly Steve Hale and a towering fron­ ty “nickname, also is without ^ Eastwood Pub 6 Cinema — Plenty Wish 3 (R) 1:45, 7:45, 10. — Krysh different flavors!), chocolate- comes the dean of Pac-10 coaches. Groove (R) 1:30,7:45,10.-T a r g e t (R) Manchester tablespoons powdered sugar, basketball. shooter and deft passer. He also tline in 6-11 Brad Daugherty, the adequate big man. Derrick Lewis, (R)7:15. UA Theaters East — Cocoon (PG-13) covered caramels (with home­ And the Beavers again have an San Jose State, under , 7, 9:40. — Sweet Dreams (PG-13) 7:30, three-eighths teaspoon salt and Georgia Tech, North Carolina makes everyone else on the court ACC’s top pivotman, 7-0 Warren a 6-7 defensive specialist, will play made marshmallows and caram­ outside chance at the league title. should test the Rebels. The Spar­ 9:45. — Plenty (R) 7:10, 9:35. four tablespoons butter. Continue and Duke are true national powers look better. Bruce Dalrymple, a Martin and 6-10 . the pivot. Mansfield els!) Others who would like this The youngest man ever to win Oregon State loses A.CGreen but tans ha ve 6-8 Reggie Owens but the processing until mixture is smooth with Maryland and North Carolina good defender and rebounder, is Duke’s trademark is its great Trans-Lux College Twin — Fantasia issue should send $1.00 for each 300 games in the major leagues retains its starting backcourt of excitement stems from freshmen N.C. State lost four key players (G ) 7, 9:10. — Plenty (R) 7, 9:15. and well blended. Stop machine, State not too far behind. the other guard. backcourt with silken-shooting Thoughts copy to P O L L Y ’S P O IN TE R S in was Charles Nichols of the Braves, Darryl Flowers (10.1 ppg, 3.0 Ricky Berry, Bill’s son, and but Coach Valvano has a wealth of Vernon scrape down the sides and continue The Big East eclipsed the ACC Coach Bobby Cremins has two Johnny Dawkins and point man Cine 1 * 1 — Silver Bullet (R) 7:10, who was 30 when he reached the rebound^) and E ric Knox (7.1 ppg, Anthony Perry. talent to keep his team competi­ care of The Manchester Herald, last season as the top conference, 7- tpoters on his frontline — AntoineTom m y Amaker. At center. Coach 9:15.-P le n ty (R) 7,9:30. to process one additional minute. 2.1 rebounds). Cal-Irvine could be there as well. P.O. Box 1216, Cincinnati, OH magic mark in 1900. placing three teams in the Final Ford at center and John Salley at Mike Krzyzewski has 6-8 Ja y Bilas, tive. If 6-11 Chris Washburn can One day the Pharisees and did not know you were here.” West Hartford Refrigerate the mixture 12 hours The Anteaters are led by forward overcome his personal problems She answered, “ Monsieur Dore, Elm 1 * 1 — Agnes of God (PG-13) 7, U C LA returned from dead last Four and claiming the NCAA power forward. They will be a solid, but far from dominant Sadducees got together (which 9:15. — Plenty (R) 7,9:15. or until mixture is firm. Tod Murphy (17 ppg, 8,9 rebounds) and scrapes with the law, he could you must love Him very much to be season under Coach Walt Hazzard champion in Villanova. An ACC complemented by 6-6 Duane Fer­ performer. The Blue Devils’ best was a miracle, they could hardly Roll chilled mixture into one- Something Different...... Wlah Someone A and 6-10 Johnny Rogers (21.7ppg). develop into a star. able to paint Him thus! ” Wlillmaniic inch balls, or scoop out balls with a bnd captured the National Invita­ repeat of the feat is not out of the rell, the ACC’s top freshman last frontliner is 6-8 Mark Alarie. ever get together on anything.) Jlllsen Sauore Cinema — Target (R)> I ' Fullerton State, Fresno State, “Love Him, madam?” ex­ melon bailer. Place balls on a tion Tournament. This season question. season who returned fully from Maryland’s Len Bias, a versatile and an expert in the law (of the Old 7,9:10. — Jagged Edge (R) 7:10,9:15. — Pacific, Santa Barbara, Utah Clemson returns four starters claimed Dore, “ I do love Him, but Godillla 1985 (PG ) 7:15,9:15. — Better Hazzard must receive contribu­ “ We’ve got three of the best last year’s knee injury. 6-8 forward who led the conference Testament) asked him this platter or baking sheet covered Happy Birthday State, Long Beach State and New and will benefit from its recruits. if I loved Him better I would paint Oft Dead (PG-13) 7:10, 9:10. — The tions from freshmen Jerome Ri­ teams in the country — even if all “Expectations are high for us,” in scoring and his team in question: Gods Must Be Crazy (PG ) 7, 9:15. — with waxed paper and chill 30 Mexico State will battle for the Virginia will build around 6-11 low Him better!” (Encyblopedia of WKh A Herald Happy Heart chardson and Rod Palmer and three of them deny it,” said North Cremins said. “ Way too high as far "Teacher, which is the greatest Death Wish 3 (R) 7:15, 9:05. minutes. Dip peanut butter balls in remaining spots. . rebounding last season, may be the post scorer . 7700 Illustrations, Paul Lee Tan transfer Carl Pitts. , commandment in the Law?” Jesus replied, “ Love the Lord your God Pg. 762) ‘the Bruins' leader, finally shook In the West Coast Athletic with all your heart and will all your He is right. The greatest virtue is Aister Cheryl's Oympian shadow Conference, the big story is not to love God, and to grow to know IN CONCERT averaging 15.2 points a game. who will win — - likely defending DON A. GUINAN, M.D., FACS, FACOG soul and with all your mind. This is ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. the first and greatest command­ Him and love Him more and AL GENTILE’S WRCQ BIG BAND champ Pepperdine — but that the is very pleated tfi-announce that more..., not just with a part of us., ■ Washington State could be the University of San Francisco has ment.” (Matthew 22. 34-38.) ’Nancy Knorr ‘Dick Santi We seldom hear of this love but with all of us. Today, let ^arkhorse with guards Keith Mor- returned. OllKU i-ison and- Chris Winkler and EL^NA S. SEGUIR, M.D. described more graphically than yourself “ Love the Lord your God MANCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL WSUmUiSMITHS SmtE with all your heart, and will all 134 Middle Turnpike East, Manchaslsr forwards Joe Wallace and Otis Three years ago the Dons in the story of Gustav Dore. He was hat joined with him in the practice of your soul, and with all your mind. Jennings. disbanded their program in the putting the finishing touches on the Sunday, Novambar 24-3 P.M. Only 1914 Let half-hearted responses be for wake of scandal. This season they Obstetrics, Gynecology face of Christ in one of his Tickets; Per Person Lou Campanelli takes over as paintings, when an admiring others. BtntM: $6.00 may challenge for third place with at Uuile Scooltnhlpt lor High coach at California, where guards a host of talented junior college friend stepped quietly into the'* AL GENTILE Kevin Johnson (12.9 ppg) and 18 Haynes Street, Manchester, CT Rev. Norman Swenson School Sludonit Rttldlng In transfers and freshmen. 649-5241 studio. She looked with bated Utnehttlir — Spomorod by Call.... Trinity Covenant Church Chris Washington (13.1 ppg) re­ Officp Hours Td. 649-1120 05 E. C«ntBr StrMt breath upon the painting. Dore Tho Cl. Big Btnd Socitly. ~ W R ^ BIG BAND turn. Freshman of the Year Pepperdine is the clear favorite sensed her presence and said ::r 302 Hackmatack St. By Appointment or 649-7329 ManchBStBr, Ct. for Inlotmtllon ett: ?4f-9063 643-2711 Leonard Taylor and Dave Butler with WCAC Player of the Year graciously, “ Pardon, madam,“ I Manchester

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C latalfled ... and It's It sublect to the federal Owner Agency, 644-0139. only. No pets. Security, oHonlorBId '00ttmdto$*/| your own p(fco~ Corpantrv and remodel with the Manchester He­ sant one yeor old girl. son, excellent with child­ Fair Housing Act of 1968, condition. $85. 649-2433.0 ing and filing. Knowledge Good telephone personal­ happy meeting for both. ren for babysitting 8 year lease, references. $435. dKOPPOd. 44^7jU,-;.v., wAosMontlal and MIL: Ratf, Hhi strvicos — Complete rald. Call the clossifled Hours — 1:30pm-6pm and of mortgage documents ity, hands-on attitude Im­ which makes it Illegal to (fpondobio 8<|vico. department today and old In my home, 3-7 In Matchless! - Meticulous! Coll 649-3340. Older Artificial Fireplace S0rvlfl8l.-04^5. homo ropolrs and romo- 3:30pm-12:30om, alternat­ h e lp fu l, c o ll 649-4586. portant. Insurance ond advertise any preference, ~ ttHfng, PapariiwDhip dtlfl^. Qluolltv work. Ref- place your personal mes­ evenings. Call 647-1101. 7 room Cape In preferred with lighted logs and OOHvorlmi r ic h l ing weeks. Call Gall, 228- Holly or Julie. pension benefits. Send re­ limitation or discrimina­ iftemoyoi. C o itl^ O l. arsncot, .llcensad and In- sage. 643-2711, 8:30am to 0578. South Farms... 1st floor' Two Bedroom Apartment screen. Standard size. yord i, m plus 40 lOturabobt::- sume for appointment to tion based on race, color, — Appliances, carpeting, .flrovo(,a(tono.' surod. Coll 0404165. 5:00pm. Dishwasher - Full time Responsible, experienced religion, sex or national family room with fire­ Ideal at Christmas time. ysittar ovdil la dovs in Hartford Despatch, Per­ Concrete Foreman — For references, no pets. $450 $50 or best offer. 646-4780. ondPm^rlMnHH nights, weekends. Pay ne­ mechanic wanted for well origin, or an Intention to place, enclosed porch ancT bar own boi A ll ogas Inp — Extarlor lalld Into-/ sonnel Manager, P.O. commercial and reslden- established service sta­ plus deposit. 643-4072. Traos Down Fi^rom W Dumos Electric— Having gotiable. Please apply In make any such prefer­ Inground pool. $125,900. colibioa ri Box 8271, East Hartford, "|»rao asth .. . .180^ Elocfrlcol Probloms? tlol work. Experience tion In Manchester. Full Be on early bird! Blan­ Head GK03 Skis — 73 H lM tal fima. person. Antonio's, 956 CT 06108. Please do not with Duroforms required. ence, limitation or dis­ Md- ond brualli>: $ ,M IY Need A large or o small Permanent and Tempor­ Main Street time position available crimination. The Herald chard & Rossetto Real Inches. $50. Call 643-5280 uikt Ivan. Colli I Iffy wo)fk. ikfNffin lANNDUNCEMENTS Phone. EOE. Excellent wages paid. For Immediately. Call Rich Estate, 646-2482. 742-5M7. Repair? We Specialize In ary part time positions will not knowingly occept after Spm.o M H K n t.. I# WWlHMpi# Residential Work. Joseph available for receptlonlst- appointment, call J 8, H B., 647-0562. Rockville — Six room T Waitress wanted full and Customer Service Depart­ Concrete Services, Inc., any advertisement which Saom M rott Dumos. Fully Licensed. Emergency? in Manches­ /coshler In busy automo­ part time, nights and wee­ is in violation of the law. Go Back In History and apartment, second floor, t«!ainyiOSfoa[dcwj;.o^ CELEBRITY CIPHER ter, dial 911 for fire, ment — Responsible Indl- between 7:30am and 5pm, Are You Making What experience a beoutiful li­ p ru p tn ii oflO Frog Estimates. 0404253. tive dealership. Flexible kends. Please apply In vlduol to assist our clients appliances, heat, washer I HOUSEHOLD CBiBbftty Ciphar cryptogrRma tra craatad from guotatlona by famoua police, medical help. 646-5324. You're Worth? Join us on festyle In this modernized and dryer hookups In­ ao^cant off paopla, past and praaant. Each lattar In tha dpbar tfandt for hours, experience pre­ person. Antonio's 956 with after-move services. 100008 'PO M P'’ Ali types remodeling or aiKTthar. Today's dUa; C aQualB Q ferred but not necessary. Tuesday, November 26th, Classic Design — Quality 8 room house. Gorgeous cluded. $460 plus security esffmates 42941IA. a n i. M ain Street. Diversified duties; typing Secretary to Soles Man­ pnp, cusfdifcpaparbonD* repairs — Complete kit­ Please call 643-5135. Career Night. Ramada materials and lavish ex­ chestnut floors. 7 fIrepla-' deposit. 871-0776. iln s ..' Pra#:i:|Mt M lB f H ; *‘' by CONNIE WIENER and ability to track detail ager of small manufactur­ Inn - Riverside Drive - Used Refrigerators, Loom Grovol, chens, boltis, parages, od- Dietary Aide — 6am-2pm, required. Pleatent East tras hove gone Into this ces. Blanchard & Rossetto Bob’a 'C o h M ^ Stwnpo,. " I i y r ^ | i V r d . ing company. Diversified East Harford. 7:00pm- Real Estate, 646-2482. Washers, Ranges — Stono a PHI. CdN'Oa u 0 dltldns, dormers, ••V RYMMWE YP HBTW Employment Full and Port Time Per­ Four days a week. Oppor­ Hartford offlce^ff 1-84. unique 7 room, 2Vj bath Manchester — Nice, mod­ U.S. CNMl in eolnsi;: perches, decks. No lob sons wanted to work In skills, knowledge of word 9;00pm. Bring a friend. home... Premium South ern four room apartment clean, guaranteed, parts G rm in b fo r d44tYo tunity to work In a clean Hours 8-5; .iMonday processing helpful. Call and service. Low prices. 74D-7i|ir. - ■ oaobdii comicalf' too large or small. Coll kitchen with other girls Hear About Century 21 & End location. See It to­ with appliances. $400 from 17$ VHGPYEC MLVE LVDI MLW & Education and pleasant kitchen at through Friday, Insu­ Personnel Department, B.D. Pearl 8, Son, 649 .. bpskafk Lorry, 049-3985. making sandwiches and Manchester Manor. Call Metropolitan Insurance day! Blanchard & Ros- CONDOMINIUMS monthly plus utilities. 647- boR. eoD* rance and pension benef­ 643-1531. EOE. and how they could mold Main Street, 643-2171. LovtA ,,Mdfbar,<< Tooli^ond; other kitchen duties. Coll Mrs. Smith, 646-0129. setto Real Estate, 646- | £ £ J fob s a l e 1113 after 6pm. 0 iNNMf; KWBKOW BEW YP BXOYCWN its. Phone 528-9551, Hart­ a future tor you. Reserve for your cMM o u r, boxas hiM - .Robert E. Jorvis, 649-0305. ford Despatch, for 2482. Box v m - w Dofon Building-Remodeling Data Entry Clerk — For your seat. Call Century 21 Hot Point Washing Ma­ homo. Coll M M I For as low as a $5 Invest­ appointment or send re­ Three Rooms, one bed­ C T . 0M5B. III* Specialist. Additions, gor- MB DYDW AYML." — OVNF Sales Department of Jackston-Showcase, 646- Ranch Styled Condo — room, basement walk-ln chine — Like new. $99. I HELP WANTED ment, you con sell Avon at sume to P.O. Box 8271, Repossessed homes from , lo x •olfon, C t fJsufM . * R.D. ggos, rooting, siding, kit­ smoll manufacturing 1316. Gov't from $1 plus repalr- Excellently maintained, apartment. $365 per Call 646-7276.0 Housed eoninp — work or In your spare East Hartford, CT 06108. end unit. Five rooms, with IMMStOr '48011am ’'^Fainting inv.S7i- chens, bathrooms; re- company. Duties Include s/taxes. Throughout month plus utilities. Need CNflY PFQTUiSllillRI PFNEWF HBTCVE. Part' Time Inserters time. Earn up to 50%. Call EOE. order entry, sending oc- dining area, lower level to lp m , 047*1 to 10pm.' placement wanted. Call 647-9946, ask Accounting — Tax pre­ M arie, 523-9401. LPN/RN full or part time CT/Natlonwlde!’Also tax own refrigerator. Imme­ Moved — Must sell I Sofa tailored to vour PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Books will grow In a house like knowledgements, ond In­ for busy growing family family room and IV2 windows/doors. 0434712. for Bob. parers wanted. Must be I. - - properties. 216-453-3000, diate occupancy. 649-3869. loveseat, chair, Ethan ehmnlno aaoda. Bali a vine it you provide something to support them." — Billy Port Time Custodial voicing functions. Call baths. Priced to sell at Hdndvnwn f or Corpontry,! experienced and/or medicine practice. Call Including Sunday, Ext. Allen tea wagon, desk, GE Baldwin. Appliance Service Tech­ Work — Evenings. Bolton $73,900. Strand Real Est­ lishad to oiy otaetrlcM, Plum bing ondii school trained. Hourly Personnel Department, 646-0166. H1072. refrigerator and oil point­ bonl HEATM8/ wage and bonus plan. Full with home appliances or 649-5334. Immediately. Five large ings. 646-8261. I np F t m ' duotos,(«Moneh#sttt'ij/***"*"**"“ * ""* '"* "F ’ or part time openings, AM will occept someone with Waitress — Days, Part or Hundreds of readers turn 0474777...... PLUMBMB THANKSGIVING Full TImeTellers — Apply rooms. All recently reno­ homo ownar. 049-11581,' Forrond Romodtiing —■ or PM hours. Phone Bene- sim ilar background. full time. Apply In person, to Classified every day 25" Color TV. Console. StovoOtarrtygno, ,>..u.Y,J-.,Cablntl8. roofing, .gut- Savings Bank of Man­ LaStroda, 471 Hartford vated, appliances, wall to IN SUNNY flclol Tax Center at 646- Good driving record. Call searching for some par­ wall, washer/dryer hoo­ Phllco, pecan wood. Ex­ "Aj— stefe-^/ters, room odditfgns. Fogorty Brothers — Ba­ INVITATION TO B» chester, 923 Main Street, Road, Manchester. Rentals Get ri'eedid' Sealed bids will be received h 4156, ask for Steve. EOE. 875-1939. ticular Item. W ill your ad kups. $525 plus utilities. cellent condition. $225. throom romodtiing; In­ FLORIDA 646-1700. be there? 643-2711. 649-9975 after 6pm or school money In the General Services' of- Arbor Acres Farm seeks Call 649-9066 after 4pm. unneodod Homi stallation water heaters, floe, 41 Center SI., Manches­ Port Time Babysitter Dietary Aide — 6am-2pm weekend. ottlriiahM. Fuilv M s ^ i gorbogedispoMls; faucet ter, CT until D E C E M B E R 3, Dtlve a 1984 Firebird full and part time poultry Teaching Assistant — Im­ tour days a week. Oppor- your homo. Um o When you call Claulfled Laundry worker, Monday needed Immediately. Be­ farm workers. Call Jim When you have some­ I ROOMS repairs. 0494539. V lso/M to place an ad, a friendly 1985 at 11:00 o.m. fo r the fo l­ mediate morning position tuhlty to work In a clean ‘ For Rent — January 1st. Kenmore w a s h e r 8$ od In CMintflod tor lowing; to Fort Myers, Florida thru Friday from 1 pm to 5 fore and after school. Fracchia, 633-4681. thing to sell, find a cash FOR RENT 4pm, 0474509. osterCord oebOpted. Ad-Vltor will answer your In child care center with and pleasant kitchen at Five-room duplex. Fire­ Dinette set with a For­ iw w its. 0414471 FURNISH a INSTALL TWO over Thanksgiving pm, tome Saturday work. Must be In Bowers School buyer the easy way... with call and help you word (2) O V E R H E A D DOORS A T week. Expenses and area. 649-8225. preschoolers. 30 hours per Manchester Manor. Call place, large kitchen, mica top Includes 4 The Sltak Club, Inc. Electrician,.-^ Journey­ week. C all 64^7160 be­ a low-cost ad In Classi­ Gentlemen Only. Central stove, yard, basement, your ad for best response. F IR E D E P T . airplane ticket back. M rs. Smith, 646-0129. fied. 643-2711. chairs. 646-6477. 643-2711. The Town of Manchester Is BualneM Offict man's license, expe­ tween 8am and 3pm. location, kitchen prlve- washer-dryer hookups, on equal opportunitv em­ 60 Hillard St., Manchester rienced In commerical. 646-8132 Custodial I — Part time, ledges, parking available, convenient location to bus Corner TV Cabinet — ployer, and requires on affir­ Call 846-2200 Industrial and residential Are you an outgoing, Don't Throw the Towel In security and references stops, parking for one car MISCELLANEOUS mative action policy tor all of 8-11am, school days only. Yield house dark pine. 171 iCARS/TRUCKS 171JCAR8/TRUCKS TOWN OF MANCHESTER Its Contractors and Vendors work. Benefits, good responsible person look­ General cleaning, $4.50 Yeti! We've recently required 643-2693. o n ly . No p ets. $625 Medical Transcription — Holds up to 19" TV. $200. FOR SALE I'M for s a le I'M f o r s a l e LEGAL NOTICE os o condition of doing busi­ wages. Call 875-5905. ing to make some extra per hour. Apply Rham listed fust what you man monthly plus utilities, se­ ness with the Town, os per Highly skilled transcrlp- 649-4832. money by working In a High School, Hebron, CT, be looking for. 6 Room Ladles Only — Nice, quiet curity deposit, lease. Call The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold o public Federal Order 11246. tlonlst and proofreader to Janitorial — Apartment small office? If you like Ranch In Bolton on 3 room tor senior citizen or 647-1004 otter 5pm Chopee — Wood/Cooi Plymouth Fury, 1974 — hearing on Monday, December 2, 19BS at 7:00 P.M. In the BM forms, plans and specltl- by December 2nd, 1985 or Kitchen chairs, 4 brown Burning stove. Excellent Hearing Room, Lincoln Center, 494 Main Street to hear and cottons ore available at the loin growing firm. Full complex. Some heavy lift­ dealing with people, this coll 228-9474 for acres. Aluminum siding, working girl located on weekdays. 360 motor, new carbura- K-IttART time flexible hours, excel­ ing. 40 hour week. $5 an vinyl swivel. $150 new, $50 condition. Original cost, consider the following petitions: (Jenerol Services' office. lob Is for you. Two nights appllccfllon. built In 1981, and It's only bus line. References and each. 643-8422. tor, runs good. Body fair. TOWN OF MANCHESTER, lent working conditions, hour. Coll 289-2010, M on­ $400. w ill sell for $150. 1979 Red Honda Accord — ZONING M AP AMENDMENT (Z-49) - To amend the zoning HELP WANTED per week and Saturdays. $84,900. M ay we show It to security. After 5;30pm, First $99. 6494744 after mop by designating additional areas os o Flood Plain Zone CT excellent salary DOE. day thru Friday, 9am- Rockville — 3 rooms, one 643-4022. 4 door, Air, high mileage, ROBERT B. WEISS, Flexible hours. Call Deb­ Care Givers or Assistant you today? Jackson & coll 644-0383. bedroom. Includes heat Beautiful Decorator Spm.o os defined by the areas of special flood hozard on the Federal Call 647-7344. 5pm. runs well. $1,812 or best Emergency Monogement Agency mops revised to October GENERAL MANAGER bie at 643-2171. teachers wanted tor after­ Jackson Real Estate, 647- a n d h o t w a t e r , Chairs — Velvet backing. 035-11 Pleasant room tor ma­ Vernistein Snow Tires, offer. 633-2479 between 5- 15,1985. MERCHANDISE EMPLOYEES noon hours In soon to be 8400 or 646-8646. $325/month, available De­ $300. Fireplace screen, 205/X) SR14, like new. 27" Volvo GLT Wagon, 1981 — $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$i$$$$$$$$$$$$ ture, working gentleman. 7pm. Excellent condition. All RICHARD BRONSON AND ALLAN HUTENSKY d/b/0 opening day care In Man­ cember 1st. One month $20. New ladles 3 speed Shogun 400 Touring bike. BRONSON a HUTENSKY • SPECIAL EXCEPTION - BUCK- CASHIERS Kitchen privileges, park­ options. $9,500. Call 644- PRODUCTION WORKERS f $ chester. ABC Day Care, New Listing — 2,500sq.ft., security. 635-1386. bicycle, Schwinn, $100. Best otter. 649-2166. LAND STREET AND PLEASANT VALLEY ROAD (B-44) - 649-9228. ing, near bus line, referen­ 6#8692. ^ 1973 Lincoln'— Green, 4 2753. Application under Article II, Section 9.15.01 to develop o site STOCK We have openings In the 2 fam ily house, situated In ces required. Call 647-9033. door, good tires, replaced In excess of 4 acres and which requires parking In excess of following areas: a Business II zone with 60 Three 9 x 12 rugs, red, transmission, excellent I BESTIII I Cashler/Telephone Re­ HOMES Pecan Wood Bedroom Set 60 parking spaces on that portion of land In Monchester to be • Qensral Factory Workers x200foot lot, 2cargarage, blue, green, apartment running condition. Best used for the development to be known os "Winchester M olt" Bright Crochet Full time and part time positions ceptionist — 8am-5pm — Queen size bed, mat­ MOTORCYCLES/ ■ 354 and 356V Bucklond Street and 1524V Pleosant V olley • Sewers, experienced or I PART TIME $ separate utllitles-Great APARTMENTS FOR RENT size refrloerotor, excel­ offer. 649-0801. I Monday thru Friday. Ex­ Potential! Zinsser tress 81 boxspring, chest, lent condition. Yodel cool [BICYCLES Rood (previously known os 31V Burnham Street). available. Experience not neces­ willing to learn cellent fringes. See Mr. night stand, dresser with • Maintenance person Agency, 646-1511. 1 ^ FOR BENT stove, room size, blue 1971 Lemons — 350, V 4. RICHARD C. CARABILLO - WOODBRIOOE STREET (C-S4) I JOB IN TOWN! I Willis, Carter Chevrolet, two mirrors, excellent ■ Application under Article I, Section 3.04.01 (a) to fill within sary. Many employee benefits. familiar with carpentry braided rug. Coll after Excellent running condi­ 1983 Honda XL200R — 1229 Main Street, Man­ condition. $850. 649-6311 or 50 feet of the bonks of o brook In conlunction with the devel­ Manchester — Available 5:30pm, 647-1101. tion. New exhaust, Only 1,500 Sunday miles. opment of residential building on each lot - Lot 44 and Lot To apply, please call: f - *5®® hr./start $ chester, 646-6464. 627-9816. 0 Apply in person daily, Monday, Glastonbury — $119,500. Immediately. One, two Manchester — 7 room brakes, snows, battery, 646-7634. 45, Woodbrldge Street and being the southerly portion of 570 8 4 0 - 1 7 3 7 New listing. Focus on the and three bedroom apart­ Radio Control Fibre Gloss Woodbrldge Street. Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, i $ house, 1'/3 baths, applian­ Complete Kino Size water- $750. 647-9608. Ask for Personnel future by choosing unique ments. $425, $495, $525, Cessna Airplane. New In Men's 10 speed Huffy At this hearing Interested persons may be heard ond written I No dress code. Casual fun atmos- ^ ces, centrally located. bed with bookcase head- communications received. Copies of these petitions hove from 10am to 4pm.Saturday, 12- 3 bedroom home featur­ heat and hot water In­ $695 plus utilities, two kit. $65 or best offer. 1976 Chew Vega Station bicycle. Needs new shift. I phere. If you enjoy talking on the f ing glass sliders to deck board, $175. 646-5692. been filed In the Town Clerk's office onv may be Inspected cluded. J.D. Real Estate, months security. Call 646- 649-0670.a Wagon - Good running $25. 643-5478.0 during office hours. 4 p m . THIS LOCATION Carpenters Needed — For overlooking Inground 646-1980. ^ phone, we might have a job for you. I 1 0 2 1 . condition. $600 or best PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION residential building. Call pool and beautifully Frlgldalre Stove, Frlgl- Great Christmas Gifts! dalre Washer, 2-plece. offer. 649-5110 otter Spm or Moped — Botovus, used LEO KWASH, SECRETARY CURRENTLY I We offer a guaranteed salary with | otter 5pm, 649-7071. landscaped yard. Super Like Private Home — 3Vj Manchester — "Bowers Set of 13 Transformers. weekends. all summer, needs minor neat and clean home with white mahogany bed­ Doted at Manchester, Connecticut this 18th day of Novem­ ^ bonuses. Work done from our office, t room apartment. Base­ School Area". 7 Room $99 or will sell singly. work. $85 or best offer. ber, 1985. Manchester K-Mart Typestetter — Weekly finished room In base­ room set. A ll in good INVOLVEO IN A ment, appliances. Work­ Colonial, 3 bedrooms, IV3 Please call 6464995.D 1978 Two-tone Granada — 643-2831.0 $ two evenings a week and/or Satur- | newspaper seeks expe­ ment. Call for exciting condition. Best offer. 649- 036-11 239 Spencer Street ing single adult, married baths, rec room, fire­ Very good condition. Air rienced typesetter to set details. Sentry Real Est- 4343. LABOR OISPUTE. $ day mornings. Call Michelle, 647- $ couple. No children, pets. place, garage, treed lot, Exercise Bike — $20. Call conditioning, automatic. ______An Equal Opportunity Employer grocery and display ads ote, 643-4060. 643-2880. [MISCELLANEOUS $ 9946, Mon. or Thurs. Eve, also Sat. $ country kitchen! United 22 cu. ft. upright 647-S602.a Reasonable. 643-8601. on a Compugraphic $850/month plus utilities. [a u t omotive TOWN OF MANCHESTER EdItWrIter 7700. Good freezer, cream color, 10 LEGAL NOTICE $ TTiorning. | East Hartford — $110,000. One Bedroom paneled 649-4000. 1983 Chevrolet Celebrity. pay, excellent working months old, has lock. $500. Commodor.VIc 20 Compu­ New to market. Extra apartment.’ Appliances, 742-7638. Beautiful, clean, well Pair Firestone Town 81 The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold public hearings on I o r I conditions. Call 633-2025, nice 3 bedroom, 1'/j bath, carpeting, references. No ter — Color, manual plus equipped. Many extras. Country Snow tires. 185- Monday. November 25, 1985 at 7:00 P.M. In the Hearing ask for Sue. steel sided Cape has re­ pets. $380. 646-3166. monitor attachments. Excellent condition. 643- 75-14. Good condition. $40 Room, Lincoln Center, 494 Main Street, Manchester, CT to PICTURE THIS STORE AND Rug, blue, beige or green. New. Excellent starter hear and consider the following petitions; $ 1-624-3907 anytime $ ceived much loving care Room size. Padding also. 7523. pair. Call 649-9560.O Manchester — Two bed­ I OFFICE SPACE computer. $25. 649-0B32xi ITEM 1 ROBERT W. WEINBERO - Request vorlonce of from original owner. Well $75. Call 644-4147.D NO. 1108 A rticle IV, Section 9.03.02 to perm it fewer p ark­ designed new kitchen room apartment, 5 ing spaces than required In conlunction with a $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ Office Space — Excellent Renault Le Car, 1979 — $40 for two tires. P155 adds sparkle to this 8 rooms, second floor. Re­ Electric Stove — White. 30 Must sell. Needs some 90JXX).±. square foot building In o business zone Day Care — Do you like location with ample park­ 80R13 Firestone F ib e r­ room home. A must to frigerator, gas stove & X 26 X 36, $50. 643-1986.D work. Best otter. Call (360 parking spaces required - 175parklng spaces ^babies? Why not work 1-6 see. Sentry Real Estate, garage. No pets. Two ing. 600, 400 8. 300 sq. ft. PETS glass belted, very road­ proposed) - Lots 2 and 3, 428 Tolland Turnpike $ EXTRA MONEY $ '‘ In a pleasant atmosphere 659-0092, leave message. worthy. Call 646-1836.0 and portion of 402V Tolland Turnpike - Business 643-4060. ' , months security. 649-6316. oiffice suites are now Red Colonial Print Sota — 11 zone. with loving babies. available. 649-2891. Free to- lovlno home, fe­ $4/hour. If you are a Good condition. 646-1757.a 1985 Honda Accord LX— 4 ITEM 2 DENNIS AND SHARON PLATT - Request varl- With Your Own Part-Time Job^ Manchester — Five room, male calico cat, has been NO. 1108 ancesof A rticle II, Section 6.01.02(c) and Section 1st Shift Foreman mature person and Inter­ Brand New — Manches­ two bedroom, newly re- Prime Space Available — door, loaded, 5,000 miles. It advertising expensive? te r, $110,900. C o lo n ia l Dinette Set — Table and spayed and declawed. You'll be surprised now . 6.01.12(d) to perm it the retail business use of a ested, please call Man­ decoroted apartment Tolland Industrial Park, Call evenings 6434752. Excellent cnditlon. Bal­ florist shop In a residential building -131-133 East under construction In on six upholstered chairs. ance warranteed. 646- economical It Is to adver­ Center Street - Residence Zone C. An excellent opportunity for chester,'643-5535. with garage. Located In new building. 2,500-22,000 Good condition. $95. Call excellent location. 0560. tise In CIOMlfled. 643-2711. ITEM 2 STEVEN FORAND - Request variances of Artl- DARI-FARM8 lc« Cream DIotribu* center of town. $425 plus sq. ft. Reasonable rates. H 649-0293.O MUSICAL Custom-built home with 3 utilities. Zinsser Agency, 8i D Assoclotes, 875-5803, NO. HOT cle II, Section 5.02.01(a) and Section 5.02.01 (d> to Housewives and Mothers with tors has an immediate opening for a bedrooms, study and first ITEMS A M X , 1969 — 390, Auto­ Increase the living area ot the existing single 646-1510, 646-1511. 872-4706. family dwelling and to permit the exterior struc­ floor family room. Pick Faberware Convection matic transmisflon, working foreman. Experience in the oven — Excellent condi­ tural change of enclosing on existing porch to en­ young children _ bring them your own colors! D.W. East Hortford -3J^ rooms, Five Piece Sllngerkind power steering, power able the dwelling to meet the requirements for fo llo w in g : Full or Part Time — Toke Fish Realty, 643-1591 or tion. Used few ties. Asking conversion to o two-fomlly dwelling under Arti­ charge office assistant for third floor, no pets, adult I MISCELLANEOUS Drum Set with stool, cym ­ brakes, tilt wheel. Excel­ 871-1400. $75. Call 649-2320.n lent condition. Too many m cle 11, Section 5.02.01 - 25Huntlngton Street - Resi­ with you and save on customer service, order woman. Furnished heat IFOR BENT bals and stand. $400. 646- dence Zone B. • Leadership 5362. new parts to list. Best processing and accounts and hot water, stove and Child's Bunk bed and ITEM 4 JO -D I'S O F M A N C H E S T E R , INC. - Request Spe- Price Reduction — South refrldgerator. $300. 528- offer. 295-9481. . babysitting costs. • Managerial Skills payable. Salary commen­ Windsor, $86,900. Lovely Manchester Industrial mattress boards, $50. 646- are in tne NO. 1108 clo l Exception in occordoncew lth A rticle II, Sec­ Easy la crocha frexn 3-ply sock surate with experience. 2300 between 9am and and Warehouse. 720-19,100 1775X1 tion 13.02.01 and A rtic le IV. Section 5.03.01 to es­ and sweater yam, this coiorful Ranch with vinyl siding, 3pm. 1971 M ercury — 6 cy­ tablish the use of automobile soles, new and/or • Follow through ability 649-3900. square feet. Off 1-384. Call ANTIQUES C m Scarf sad fiMdiiiiB Mineas within walking distance to linder, 250 HP, Standard, 4 Manchester used In orderto Install automotiveaccessorlesto will keep her eerm. • Organization and Neatness school. Kitchen, dining 643-2414, brokers Pair Upholstered living door, radio, heater, one motor vehicles: and request variances of Article area, spacious bedrooms Manchester — Available protected. room chairs, gold and IV, Section 5.03.01 to reduce the lot frontage to Mothers — Send your Antlaue Sewing Machine owner. 643-0261 after Spm. Herald approximately 60 feet (150 feet required), to re­ Mb S200 has compieie q d clM • Warehouse and dock operating and hardwood floors. Immediately. Second green stripe pattern. Ex­ children to school then' floor, 5 rooms plus. $475 — Looks great. Wood duce the north side yard to approximately 14feet directions for ael. come to work for us. Light $4,000 down special one cellent condition. $75 for finish. Call anytime, 643- 1977 (^doe Tradesman everyday. (25 feet required) and to reduce the south side • Tow motor and electric fork trucks year F H A odlustoble rate Plus utilities. 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BUSINESS M W e HI S II K I < ) ( I S SPOKIS U i M i l l R Crestfleld owner Holiday cataiogs are Treacy sees 3-man I f'Cioudy, miid tonight; B usinesa Ex-dividend means without dividend charged in incident dandy for a chuckie race on Thanksgiving 11 warm on Wednesday ... page 10 ^ ... page 11 ... page 15 I I ... page 2 ex-dividend date and the close of business on the In B r i ^ QUESTION: My wife and I sold 224 shares of stock and the settlement date was Sept. 30. A dividend for dividend record date, five business days elapse. If you buy a stock on the ex-dividend date and the third quarter had been declared but had not yet specify four-day deliveot and settlement, you get the Union conttmplalM buyout been paid at the time we sold the stock. The broker says we are not entitled to that dividend. Investors’ dividend. You can even make it three-, two- or NAUGATUCK — Union workers al Uniroyal I think, because the settlement date was the final day same-day, right up. to the dividend record date. Chemical Co. are considering an employee of the calendar quarter, we should get that third Guide ' However, if you go that route, the amount of the buyout, says a union offlcial.. quarter dividend. What are your comments? dividend will be tacked on to the price you pay for the Uniroyal Chemical employs about 400 people at William A. Doyle • stock. That’s because the market price of a stock is its Naugatuck plant and an estimated 3,000 ANSWER: The quarters in the calendar do not reduced by the amount of the dividend at the time the worldwide. It was put on the market last week by determine who is entitled to receive dividends. stock goes ex-dividend. its parent company. Middlebury, Conn.-based Ex-dividend dates do. Many companies pay dividends Uniroyal Inc. QUESTION: I think I have come up with an idea for Mnnlh on their stocks four times a year. Those are called -A ia tii______L. * TTuesday,iia o H aw Kln\#Nov. 19, 1985 — Singie copy: 25< "It's a pretty large undertaking and I don't ANSWER: Because you bought that stock after its making steady profits in the stock market. I ’ll buy a Manchester, Conn. — A City ofUJanrkatrr Viilage Charni "quarterly dividends,” but aren’t necessarily paid to know if it will materialize because of the investors who owned shares at the end of calendar ex-dividend date. A stock goes ex-dividend at the stock a day or two before it goes ex-dividend and sell it magnitude of the company," Joseph Rzeszutek, quarters. opening of stock market trading the fourth business immediately after its ex-dividend date. By repeating president of Local 218 of the United Rubber In simple words, ex-dividend means without day before the dividend record date. that process, over and over again, with many Workers, said Thursday. "But we hope to find a dividend. When you seli a stock before Its ex-dividend The dividend was paid to stockholders of record at different stocks, won’t I pocket the dividends and way to do it.” date, you do not receive the next dividend. The person the close of business Friday, Oct. 18. So. the stock went "beat the market?" Buckland About 30 union members voted unanimously who bought the shares you sold gets that dividend. ex-dividend on Monday, Oct. 14. •Tuesday to try the buyout. Rzeszutek said he The fact that your sale had a Sept. 30 settlement Anyone who bought that stock or after Oct. 14 was ANSWER: It’s far more likely the market will beat doesn't know the price of the chemical company, you. You're ignoring the fact that the amount of the Arms race date means that the trade date — theday on which you not entitled to that dividend. To get that dividend, you but said it is "in the hundreds of millions of sold the stock — was Sept. 23. The settlement date is would have had to buy the stock on or before Friday, dividend is automatically deducted from a stock’s mall plan doliars.” five business days after the trade date. Saturdays, Oct. 11. market price on the ex-dividend date. Sundays and holidays don't count. If the ex-dividend Unless each stock you buy goes up in price, for some date was Sept. 24 or some later date, you were not QUESTION: Isn't it ever possible to buy a stock on reason unrelated to the dividend, the price you get approved Hormel surviving strike entitled to that dividend. But. if that stock went or after the ex-dividend date and still get the when you sell will be lower than the price at which you ex-dividend on or before Sept. 23, you get that dividend? bought. main issue AUSTIN, Minn. - Geo. A. Hormel & Co. dividend. You’ll have to pay income tax on the dividends you apparently achieved record financial perfor­ ANSWER: What you have in mind can be done. collect. And the commissions you pay on those mance during fiscal 1985, despite a three-month repeated purchases and sales will clobber you. By John F. Kirch QUESTION: After reading in the paper that a The normal ex-dividend procedure applies to Herald Reporter strike at its flagship plant, a newspaper survey of company had declared a iarge dividend, "payable to "regular way transactions" — the method through customers and analysts said Sunday. which the vast majority of stock trades are handled stockholders of record Oct. 18," I bought 100 shares on The Planning and Zoning Com­ Representatives of Hormel and Local P-9 of the ’ and which allows for the standard five-day Doyle welcomes written questions, but he can Oct. 16. Then, I asked the broker when I will get the mission Monday approved final at summit provide answers only through the column. United Food and Commercial Workers met dividend check. He said. "You won’t.” Why? settlement B e tw e e n the opening of business on the Friday and scheduled another meeting for site plans for tbe 750,000-square- Thursday. Friday’s session was only the second foot Buckland HUlls Mall, which is time the two sides had met sincethe 1,500Workers planned on land north of Interstate went on strike Aug. 17 for higher wages. 84 between Buckland and Slater Everyone affected streets. Union sources have reported spot shortages of Reagan, Gorbachev Hormel products, but a survey of food chain' Town Planning Director Mark custoipers and analysts by the Minneapolis Star Pellegrini said this morning that and Tribune suggests Hormel is meeting demand by currency rates the developers — Manchester 1-84 hit it off, aides say with little difficulty. Associates and the Chicago-based "W e’ve seen no problems of any importance in guesses on the currency markets Homart Development Co., a subsi­ either product shortages or shipping delays.” By Carl Hartman K * By Helen Thomas curbing the arms race. can cost millions — and maybe the diary of Sears — must now apply said Rita Simmer, manager of public relations The Associated Press United Press international "That is one of the subjects we’ll job of the currency manager. ■m for approval of the subdivision for Super Valu Stores Inc. Similar reports came discuss,” Reagan said. Pressure is building for a more proposals contained in tly residen­ from other food chains. WASHINGTON - An American tial sections of the plan. GENEVA — President Reagan U.S. officials were buoyant couple who planned a dream trip to stable system. and Soviet leader Mikhail Gorba­ about the first meeting at the Villa "M y suspicion is that they have many months In addition to the shopping mall, Japan a few months back with Sir Robert Muldoon, former chev opened the first superpower Fleur d’Eau, a private chateau on to go before seeing problems,” George Dahiman, the plan calls for 818 housing units, carefully budgeted savings may prime minister of New Zealand, summit in six years with smiles Lake Geneva being used for the a securities analyst with the Minneapolis including 34 single-family homes, get an unpleasant surprise when says exchange rates remind him of and a warm handshake today and two U.S.-sponsored talks today. brokerage firm Piper. Jaffray & Hopwood, said. SO two-family homes and 412 the credit card bill arrives. a tennis ball at a Wimbledon final chatted alone for 64 minutes Two more sessions were scheduM Instead of the $3,000 they ex­ and^ people have begun to talk multi-family units. The housing for Wednesday at the Soviet would be built around the mall, seeking to isolate the conflicts that pected to spend, they might find a about the "yo-yo dollar.” UPI photo have turned their nations into mission. with a buffer of trees between Dollar mixed In Europe bill for something like$3,600. And it The price of currencies is set by adversaries. The two men smiled pleasantly wouldn't be due to a sushi splurge sellers and buyers on world them, tbe plans show. It was the first face-to-face meeting arrivai at Reagan’s viiia in Geneva for and chatted briefly before entering The two summit sessions today, LONDON — The .dollar opened mixed today in — just a change in the yen-dollar markets, like the price of copper or . the villa. The mall and bousing would be between the ieaders of the two most the start of the two-day summit taiks. A including the private tete-a-tete Europe. The price of gold declined. exchange rate. coffee. Governments often take a Reagan, bundled in a heavy built on 138 acres zoned Compre­ powerfui nations on Earth since 1979. 15-minute "get-acquainted*’ session between Reagan and Gorbachev, The greenback opened higher in Frankfurt at An American who hoped tomake hand, buying or selling to influence overcoat and white scarf against hensive Urban Development, stretched to over an hour, aides were expected to last more than 2.6220 marks against 2.6157 Friday but started a $50,000 profit by manufacturing a prices. which caUa for a combination of President Reagan shakes hands with the cold, arrived at the villa 18 weaker in Zurich at 2.1470 Swiss francs against four hours and to adjourn at 4; 40 million dollars worth of widgets The Reagan administration dis­ • Soviet ieader Gorbachev on the iatter’s reported. minutes before the session was to te, commercial and residential devel­ p.m. (10:40 a.m. EST). 2.1490. may face a loss instead — because likes the idea of such government /K opment. Planning offldals said the begin. He went inside and stood by The dollar began trading in London at 31.4215to he can’t make widgets without interference, but on Sept. 22 it final site plans meet the require­ The superpower huddle — held one of the large French windows the pound against $1.4222 and in Paris at 7.9915 gadgets from West Germany. And agreed with the governments of ments of a CUD zone. under an official information and gave the thumbs up sign to francs against 7.9925. The U.S. unit opened in Japan, West Germany, Britain and blackout imposed as the sessions what w a» projected as $400,000 The developers must still pres­ those outside. Brussels at 53.20 Belgian francs against 53.10 and worth of gadgets will now cost the France that they had to do more Jackson meets top Soviet began — resumes Wednesday at At the scheduled 10 a.m. (4 a.m. ent the town with maps showing In Milan at 1,771 lire vs. 1,765.25. concerted trading to drive the businessman about . $440,000 — public improvements such ' as the Soviet mission compound, EST) starting time, Gorbachev’s The dollar strengthened marginally in Tokyo, dollar down. where Gorbachev will host the because the mark has risen ■ e w ^ w fj^ J lin M and lead work. ^ GENEVA (Upi) - The Bev. large black limousine pulled up. closing at 2.0385 yen against 2.0335. The accord seems to have ElocOom for Soviet Jews — Let My against the dollar. PdRegrlnl siud. ‘ Jesse J a c is ^ hod Sdvmljender talks. Tbe Soviet leader got out, adJusM Gold opened in London at $324 an ounce against If the American manufacturer worked, although some think the People Go.” Reagan was host to today’s his scarf and walked to meet $324.75 and in Zurich at $324.50 against $325. Silver Pellegrini said the developers Mikhail Gorbachev held a suprise R«latMl storiM: The two-hour sit-in ended when can save profits by getting a higher dollar was on its way down may need state permits before meeting today and Jackson later sessions at the villa Fleur d’Eau. Reagan. opened in London at $6.11 per ounce against $6.135 anyway. Swiss police carried the demon­ price for his widgets, the American they can proceed. ■aid Gorbachev made it clear that At the first session this morning, National security adviser Ro­ and in Zurich at $6.05 against $6.15. widget-user will pay the price of At a conference of experts last • Breakthroughs un­ strators to a police van that took the two world leaders spoke for 64 bert M^Farlane said Reagan pres­ At its meeting Monday at Center "his business is disarmament.” them to police headquarters. The shifting exchange rates. week. Deputy Treasury Secretary Congregational Church, tbe PZC Jackson led a delegation of likely in Geneva minutes in an extended private ented opening remarks "extempo­ These are made-up cases, but Richard A. Darman indicated that demonstrators did not resist meeting with only their interpre­ raneously" during the first session also granted tbe developers a fellow Americans, including sup­ • Jackson, ally urge arrest. they illustrate the kinds of effects the administration is ready to go wetlands permit that allows them porters of a nuclear freeze, a group ters present. that were "vintage President' CEO: price to be competitive those currency rate changes can further. He spoke of moving ‘Star Wars’ ban During the demonstration, the The private tete-a-tete between Reagan.” to build an access road in the called Women for a Meaningful activists engaged in a shouting PORTSMOUTH, N.H. - The chief executive have over less than two months. toward the European idea of the two most powerful men on The whole process will be southwestern part of the site Summit and toiembers of his own • As husbands meet, match with Aeroflot officials and officer of New Hampshire's largest electric "target zones" — that is. official across a nninor wetlands area. Rainbow Coalition, to what he said Earth had been scheduled to last repeated Wednesday at tbe Soviet The rates work in two directions ladies stop for tea Soviet security agents called to the utility says power "generated by the Seabrook estimates of what price ranges Commission members said tbe was a 40-minute lunchtime meet­ only 15 minutes. As it stretched mission on the Avenue of Peace, at the same time. Japanese scene. The activists then began a nuclear plant will have to be priced competitively ought to be. fk access road would not have a ing with Gorbachev. • Geneva notebook: longer and longer, their aides with Gorbachev as host. tourists and West German manu­ prayer service. just like any other product. For example, it could be agreed significant Impact on the wetlands Soviet officials confirmed Gor­ "cooled their heels” in another On the eve of the 10th super­ facturers are finding bargains in UPl photo pomp and cold A day earlier, Soviet dissident Robert Harrison, president of Public Service that a dollar should be worth in the area. bachev was present throughout the room, U.S. officials said. power summit since World War II, this country, because the price of ^ Sakharov's kin Irina Grivnina left Geneva after Company of New Hampshire, said changes in the between seven and eight French The Buckland Hills developers 40-minute meeting with Jackson "W e were very businesslike," each of the two leaders publicly the dollar has fallen in terms of Blue Jeans big business she badgered Soviet officials for utility industry will force his company to keep francs, and between 180 and 210 are competing with another part­ and his delegation and as a result await Bonner's call Reagan said after the private chat. professed his commitment to anns their respective currencies. two days at the summit press electric rates affordable when Seabrook is yen. When a currency’s price nership that has proposed to build had to cut short his time for lunch. "W e talked about the things we are control and each one’s aides made But big companies in interna­ Americans spend some $7 billion on blue jeans each year and Levi center about hpman rights abuses. completed. drifted outside the zone, the a mall on the other side of "H e said he and President going to talk about.” special efforts to project tional trade get little fun out of Grivnina was allowed to leave the "W e simply can’t price our product out of the governments would start buying Strauss & Co. employees at the company’s largest plant, in Knoxville. Buckland Street. The rival .Win­ Reagan got down to serious The length of the private meet­ optimism. bargain hunting. A couple of wrong Soviet Union only last month. market,” he said at a Greater Portsmouth and selling to bring it back. Tenn., ship more than 50,000 pairs a week. chester Mall would be located business,” Jackson said. "And he ing could Indicate that the two Gorbachev, in an arrival speech Chamber of Commerce breakfast recently. He mostly in South Windsor with some made it clear that bis business was riously interested in achieving Jackson said he raised with leaders hit it off personally — a Monday, said his summit goal was reiterated the company's long-standing position retail space, an office complex and disarmament.” serious disarmament agreements. Gorbachev the question of human factor U.S. officials were counting to "relieve mankind of the threatof that rate hikes to pay for Seabrook could be CBIA quarterly suniey rights and "tbe plight of Soviet on for summit progress. nuclear war and to ensure peace parking located in Manchester. Jackson met the Soviet leader, " I f this summit achieves a Jewrj)^ On this question, the U.S. The two leaders then joined their and further fruitful cooperation phased in over several years at 10 percent Most officials and business lead­ along with Anatoly Dobrynin, the freeze on the testing and deploy­ annually plus 5 percent for inflation. politician added, "he recognized top aides for more than an hour in between peoples." ers say tbe area can support only Soviet ambassador to Washington, ment of nuclear wjeapons, the Seabrook is expected to cost $4.6 billion and no problem. This answer was not plenary session, before breaking Asked to comment on Gorba­ one such mall. and other Gorbachev aides after world will have much to cele­ begin operating late next year. adequate to us.” for lunch. chev’s remark, Reagan replied, The Winchester developers — tbe'flrst summit session today. He brate,” Jackson told reporters Liability insurance costs worry business Nevertheless, he said, Gorba­ The first U.S.-Soviet summit " I f he feels as strongly that way as He asked the business community to withhold Bronson and Hutensky of Bloom­ said Gorbachev told him it was too after his meeting. He said he hoped chev was "forthcoming and can­ since 1979 is certain to focus on I do, we’ll end the arms race.” judgment until specific rates are determined. field and Melvin Simon and Co. of earty to come to any conclusions Reagan and Gorbachev would be HARTFORD (UPI) - The rising cost results for the next quarter before end of the year while another 46 percent Companies also reported problems did” and "did not flinch” when the Indianapolis — are seeking a zone about tbe progress of the summit, able to establish a rapport that for liability insurance is the chief increasing their capital investment and expect conditions to at least remain with even getting coverage for prop­ human rights issue was raised. change for a 1.7-acre parcel in the first in six years between the would extend to improved rela­ concern of business, a survey by the spending plans,” Decko said. relatively stable. erty, products, environmental risks and "His response was respectful Corn tops In fall harvest Mandiester that would be used for superpower leaders. tions between the superpowers in Connecticut Business and Industry CBIA conducts its quarterly eco­ The results of the poll also indicate for directors and officers. a driveway into tbe mall. They also . Jackson, an unsuccessful candi­ and even his respect for our right to WASHINGTON — The record corn crop and nomic survey by polling leaders of the that while a reduction in business taxes "a great global Christmas giit” to Association shows. On education, 58 percent of the need a special exception from the date for the 1984 Democratic agree to disagree marked a step in ECCAG criticizes bumper yields of soybeans and cotton highlight humanity. Business owners also continue to be association’s 2,000 largest companies. would encourage companies to expand, PZC to put in more than 60 parking presidential nomination, also re­ tbe right direction,” Jackson said. this fall's harvest, but some other important respondents supported the recom­ concerned about the cost of employee More than 700 businesses responded to they showed that the personal property ■paces. quested a meeting with Reagan, Jackson's meeting took place Earlier, Jackson told a news crops bear looking at as 1985 winds down. mended $19,500 minimum starting health insurance and the quality of the most recent questionnaire, with tax on machinery and equipment was The PZC tabled tbe zone change but said he had received no after five psalm-chanting Jewish conference that the petition for a The ■ Agriculture Department's latest crop salary for teachers, suggested by the public education,' the survey showed. manufacturing firms accounting for likely to discourage capital investment. request Monday and could vote on immediate reply. activists occupied the office of the nuclear freeze and a halt to nuclear Route 6 statement report, based on Nov. 1 surveys, shows the com state Commission on Equity and "Companies appear to be expressing 56.6 of the returns and 76.9 percent A fuli 63 percent of the respondents it next month. (See story on page Jackson handed Gorbachev a Soviet airline Aeroflot for two testing represents "the majority harvest is expected to produce a record 8.72 Excellence in Education. more hope than actual confidence about employing fewer than 100 people. indicated their liability insurance pre­ 3.) petition he said was signed by hours to demand human rights and opinion of the world and of the By George Layng Citizen Action Group, charged that billion bushels, 14 percent more than last year the health of the economy,” said Thirty-five percent of the responding miums had jumped by 25 percent, and But 95.3 percent would want higher The special exception request is more than 1.2 million Americans freedom for Soviet Jews. It was the American people.” Herald Reporter the statement was "erroneous and and 6 percent more than the previous high in 1982. Kenneth O. Decko, CBIA president. companies expect national business nearly 15 percent said the increase was salaries for teachers to be linked with scheduled for a public bearing calling for a halt to nuclear testing most aggressive demonstration "The American people support a misleading, with faulty calcula­ "It's hard to believe," Assistant Secretary "Therefore, they’ll be watching the activity to pick up between now and the over 100 percent. tougher performance requirements. Dec. 2. and an immediate freeze on the during the superpower summit. test ban by a margin of 2-to-l,” the ANDOVER — A revised environ­ tions and arguments.” Ward, a Raymond D. Lett said a few hours after signing Winchester has received com­ deployment of nuclear weapons. Swiss police arrested the demon­ anti-nuclear activist said. mental impact statement issued spokesman for the ECCAG, said last week’s crop report. "Not only com, it’s mitments from three major de­ He said be appealed to Gorba­ strators, who were led by Josef "Seventy-four percent of the U.S. by the state Department of Trans­ the group will challenge the DOT everything, it's all up this year." partment stores, G. Fox and Co., chev to extend a moratorium on Mendelevich, imprisoned for 11 public would ratjier reduce the portation on the planned Route 6 findings when the U.S. Army Corps However, the wheat harvest, completed earlier Sage-Alien and Co. and tbe Albert nuclear testing that the Soviet years in the Soviet Union and now nuclear arsenals of both sides as expressway was labeled inaccu­ of Engineers bolds hearings next in the season, was down from 1984, but that was Savings substantial on gray-market cars Steiger Co., while Buckland Hills Union has declared until the end of living in Israel. opposed to building 'Star Wars.” ’ rate and shortsighted Monday by a year on a wetlands permit for tbe due mainly to acreage cutbacks. Rice production has a commitment from Sears. this year. Jackson said be obtained They entered the airline’s office, Jackson said the arms race "is citizens’ group. highway. is down for a similar reason. This year's tobacco By Changing Times having the manufacturer’s warranty compliance with the safety require­ Some European manufacturers, on Lawsuits seeking to block con­ no specific commitment on extend­ sat on the floor and draped too costly and is bankrupting both Allen Ward of (Coventry, speak­ The lack of a permit is the last crop was cut by smaller government allotments, The Kiplinger Magazine and full service. Your car might sell for ments and 25 were not, although the their own, are moving closer to U.S. struction of both malls have been ing tbe moratorium but added that themselves in a banner proclaim- - nations and preventing the devel­ ing to about 150 people at a meeting major obstacle blocking construc­ and some tree crops such as apples, peaches and less money in the resale market than failures were of a minor nature. The safety and emission standards. You may have seen ads that read the same model originally built to U.S. safety agency also crash-tested two Before you travel the murky gray- flied. Gorbachev appeared to be se- ing "Peace for the World — opment of the Third World.” called by tbe Eastern Connecticut tion of the road, which would run pears also declined from 1984. from Bolton to Columbia. "Buy direct from Europe and save on specifications. It is sometimes difficult vehicles modified by California com­ market road, compare it with the ’The report, released Nov. 4 after the purchase of a Mercedes-Benz, BMW to get insurance coverage at the cost panies and got- mixed results bn the foreign manufacturers’ European de­ the federal Department of Trans­ or Porsche." you’re accustomed to." compliance. livery programs, which offer savings of Stocks holding steady Americans are responding to such Virtually all gray-market cars com­ portation used I it to justify its The federal government is consider­ several thousands dollars over conven­ ads in record numbers, bypassing ing from Europe must be upgraded for Town man seeks staite ruiing on firehouse vote approval of the! $170 million pro­ NEW YORK — The stock market hovered ing several proposals that could sub­ tional American purchase. You may factory-authorized U.S. dealers to buy safety with door reinforcements, heft­ ject, concluded that the roadway around Friday's closing levels today, absorbing stantially restrict the importation of decide the extra savings in a gray- cars that are not manufactured to U.S. ier bumpers and government-specified would not pose a major environ­ some selling after its recent rise to record highs. gray-market cars. For one, the EPA is market purchase don’t warrant the By Alex GIrelll E. Steve Pearl, who lives at 52 firehouse close to the town station the land on which the fire station station was borrowed from the specifications. seat belts, among other things, as well was built. He said that if it was, mental threat. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials edged pondering whether to permit only headaches involved. Herald Reporter Hollister St. in the Eighth District, to serve the Buckland area. general fund and repaid by the Since 1980, some 65,000 of these as for emissions control with a catalytic district voters have a legitiniate The study said there would be no up .92 to 1,436.01 in the first hour of trading. manufacturer-certified cars to enter told the district Board of Directors Pearl askOd the distret directors town fire district. gray-market cars have been brought in converter and other special equipment. If you are determined to acquire a interest in it. "significant” impact on air quality But losers took a 3-2 lead over gainers in the the country; to force certain gray- A Hollister Street man has asked at a meeting Monday that he had at their meeting in the district Jouyner told Pearl a state gray-market car, be sure to take every Town Budget Officer Robert and that federally protected and early tally of New York Stock Exchange-listed from overseas and. if current estimates As you might guess, foreign nnanufac- market cars to be certified and tested at tbe state Elections Commission to filed a complaint with Ronald firehouse if they would consider Supreme Court decision holding precaution possible. You might start by Huestis said this morning that endangered species would not be issues. hoid, the total will rise to 60,000 vehicles turers and their authorized U.S. dealers the EPA facility in Ann Arbor; or to rule on whether it was legai for tbe Gregory of the Elections taking some formal action to that tbe Eighth District, not the in 1985 alone. sending for the AICA’s "Handbook of protest the results of tbe referen­ town records show tbe land was h arm ^ by the Route 6 project. In Allied-Signal led the active list in the early aren’t happy about the current gray- sharply curtail large-volume gray- town to exclude voters of the Conunission. town, had the right to fight fires in The savings on a gray-market car can Vehicle Importation," a step-by-step dum. John D. LaBelle Jr. has purchased with funds from tbe addition, it said the Scituatc going, up ‘A at 45V4. Trading in the stock included market situation and are pushing for market importers while allowing indi­ Eifdith Utilities District from a an area surrounding the town be substantial, but you do have to know guide to the process (12030 Sunrise Gregory said today that the advised tbe directors that district Town of Manchester Fire District, Reservoir in Rhode Island would two blocks of 324,000 shares each at that price. more controls, particularly on those in viduals to import certain cars under Noy. 3 referendum on the town’s firehouse had three effects. He what you're doing and be aware of the the business of making the conversions. Valley Dr.. Suite 201, Reston, VA 22091; complaint, filed Friday, will be voters did not have a right to vote not the general fund. He said the said it gave the district fire not be threatened by tbe 11.8 mile At 10 a.m., the NYSE's composite index of all its procedures similar to the ones cur­ Buckland firehouse. revised ^ tbe executive director risks, according to a recent study by Besides being concerned about the $22.95). on the referendum because they records show that on Dec. 30,1974, protection rights, forbade the town road project, also known as tbe listed common stocks was down .12 at-114.24. The rently in eRect. of tbe conunission and its general Changing Times magazine. sales they’re losing, the manufacturers had not contributed to the cost of payment in full for the land was from interfering with those rights Eastern Connecticut Expressway. American Stock Exchange market value index counsel. If they decide it needs Ward charged at the meeting in The car must be brought into and dealers argue that many of the All of the federal proposals, says Joe In it you will find a list of modifiers building the station. District Presi­ made to the previous owner from and held that tbe town could retain dropped .30 to 237.37. invMtigaUon, they >will assign an the First Congregational Church con\pliance with federal safety and modifications are unsafe or incomplete, Normandy of the Automobile Importers and testing laboratories that are dent Walter Joyner told Pearl. Fire District Special Reserve tbe station. On Friday the Dow Jones industrial average that the report wm based on emission laws. Some buyers handle the eventually lead to pollution, require Compliance Association (AICA), a members of the association. Also Inside Today investigator to It, be said. The bonds issued to construct tbe Fund No. 16, a fund he described as- In a related matter, Thomas ■lipped 4.13 to 1,433.00, reducing its gain for the included are samples of paperwork that inaccurate figures and ignored'tn entire acquisition themselves; others additional service and reduce the value group representing gray-market com­ Voters of the Town of Manches­ station were paid off from taxes a capital reserve fund for the fire O’Marra said this morning he will week to 30.73 points. alternative plan to make "modest buy from a dealership in the business of of the car for resale. panies, would not necessarily put the must be submitted in order to comply ter fire district voted 5,281 to 2,923 paid by property owners o f the district. not pursue an Election Day protest Declines outpaced advances by about 8 to 7 on 20 paofo, 2 aections importing and modifying cars. In any The inspection of 63 cars in the gray market out of business. "Right with the federal regulations. to require tbe town to retain the Town of Manchester Fire District, ” We explored that question and he made to Chief Moderator John and inexpensive improvennents” tbe NYSE. Big Board volume totaled 130.24 to the existing Itoute 6. case, as the owner of the car, you are Boston, 4 Miami, Houston and San now the industry is fairly wide open, firehouse, wUcb was built on which includes ail of southern were not able to pro7e it one way or Cooney aiMut his inability to vote million shares, against 124.03 million in the Before you settle on a ^ray-markel Adviea. .12 OMhisrtM. Ward said tbe study was not new, responsible for meeting the federal Francisco areas by the National like the Wild West, and we’re working to :A • IS Opinion. Tolland Ibrnpike in tbe 1870s in an Manchester and some northern another/’ Joyner told Pearl on tbe question. S' previous session. car, check whether insurance for it is but a ’’rehash of the old.(environ­ regulations. Highway Traffic Safety Administration improve the work of modifiers or force. n sisWsd------ie-20 PMpIsMIk------2 area now served by tbe Eighth parts of town. Monday. ”I ' made my point,” said readily available. Tell your broker Ccnilco------— e t S S S Z - — 19-17 mental impact) statenMOt using To reap the savings, you give up found that 38 cars were in full them out,” says Normandy. EntMMiMMnl__ 12 TsCiW cn___ District’s volunteer fire Pearl said it was his understand­ District Director Thomas Land­ O’Marra, a district resi^n t and about your plans. data for a larger road to Justify a LohMy------2 WnOwr_____ department. ing that nnoney from the town’s ers said 'be understood that the the spokesman for tbe E i^ th Tbe district is planning to build a general fund was used to pay for money to buy the land for the-flre Distrirt Fire Dep^rtinent. Please turn la poge-N