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By John F. Kirch Herald Reporter By Norman Block The Associated Press Related stories, Bob Brown, owner of the Memor­ ial Comer Store on Main Street, WASHINGTON - The U.S. see page 4 stood on the roof of bis store early naval exercises in the Gulf of Sidra this morning wrapping strings of will end later today, the Pentagon. last week's Lotto tickets around announced this morning. posts that jut from the A spokesman, Maj. Fred Lash, spokesman Robert Sims said. front of the building. said only: "You have to do that periodically. "Someone who buys a ticket "The exercise by the 6th Fleet in There’s nothing unusual about a from my store Is going to win this the Gulf of Sidra is ending today.” freedom-of-navigation exercise. week.” Brown, said, as people He would not be more specific. What is unusual is that Mr. passing by waved or laughed. Defense Department sources Khadafy chose to react to it with "Thank you," was his response to said that if the maneuvers within force." the passersby. the gulf do end today, the 6th Fleet On Monday morning Eastern He was one of many people vessels would remain nearby in the time, less than 24 hours after .U.S, thinking about what it would be Mediterranean Sea. planes and ships first entered the like to win the Jackpot in this First word that the exercises gulf, Libya fired at least six week’s state Lotto game, now were about to end came form the surface-to-air missiles, according estimated at $17 million. The Italian government. In Rome, a to the Pentagon. U.S. forces on figure is the biggest in Connecti­ spokesman said the United States Monday and early Tuesday subse­ cut's history, surpassing the $12.2 had informed Prem ier Bettino quently sank three Libyan boats, million record prize won last Craxi’s office that the maneuvers damaged at least one other and September, state officials said would soon be over. m twice attacked a radar-guided today. The spokesman, Antonio Ghi- missile facility near the Libyan " f f I win. I ’ll help my girls out,’’ relli, said his government had been town of Sirte, the Pentagon has said EMna Zitkovitch of Manches­ told of the decision to suspend the said. ter as she bought three tickets at operations at 6 a.m. EST. An hour Arthur Drug Store on Main Street. later, a spokesman for the 6th In the absence of military action "One is driving a ’71 car and the Fleet in Naples said the operations Wednesday, the U.S. government .other is drivinga ’76 — and they’ve were not yet over. ordered ti^tened security at its both had it." "The ships are continuing to installations worldwide. ^ Zitkovitch said she would also operate as scheduled,” said Capt. Among related developments: consider going to Hawaii for a Douglas Strole, a Navy joint • In a Kremlin speech, Soviet short vacation. information bureau spokesman for leader Mikhail Gorbachev called 'T v e never been there,” she the U.S. European Command in the U.S. missile attacks aggression said. "They say it’s beautiful. I Naples. that was "conceived and planned don’t know, f know people who "There haven’t been any Inci­ in advance.” He added that he have been there three times and I dents or things with the 6th Fleet would be willing to withdraw haven’t been there once.” ships. They’re continuing to oper­ Soviet combat ships from the "What happens if I win?” asked ate in the same area of Sidra,” he Mediterranean if the United States Jenny Gravlejs of Manchester, said. would do the same, and offered to who bought a ticket at Memorial The Pentagon had said the begin negotiations on such a Comer Store this morning. “ I ’ll current naval maneuvers would withdrawal. retire.” occur between last Saturday and "ril pay my house off,” Man­ • The U.S. ambassador to the April 1. United Nations, branding Libya’s chester resident Esther Schuetz Word of the impending depar­ firing of missiles at the U.S, ships said. .pv.,;„HS«wp5q!iU'b» Tuefcw ture came as Libya vowed to "unprovoked and unjustified,” The thought of winning was on I ' f ” • ' retaliate with terrorism for the called on the world body to the mind of everyone buying a $1 destruction wrought by the U.S. condemn Libya. Ambassador Ver­ ticket this week. State lottery warships. non Walters urged the Security officials said sales were put at $10 It also followed a day on which ,;Tlwaftamoonaun;8h}n«l1flfafit?if<|ay . i , and, f lowara jam be planted by Council to reaffirm the freedom of million this morning. Last week, the Penta'gon reported that U.S. navigation and to condemn nations the state sold 7.2 million tickets. 4

Combined Wire Services The vote in the Republican- called the incursion “ serious.” But Washington of creating "an artifi­ of the reported Nicaraguan raid as an attempt at reconciliation. controlled Senate was the first on a government spokesman Lisandro cial conflict” and called for a near Las Trojes, about 80 miles (Story on page 4.) The Senate today rejected a number of amendments expected Quezada said it "is not in any way a peace-keeping task force to moni­ east of Tegucigalpa in El Paraiso In the Senate earlier today, both blanket ban on aid for the contra to be offered to the proposal, which large-scale invasion." tor the border. province. The site differed from sides said they were still trying to rebels fighting Nicaragua’s leftist was the final major item on the ’The army statement did not The two captured Nicaraguan previous Honduran and U.S. re­ work out a bipartisan compromise government. chamber’s agenda before its specify where the reported incur­ soldiers presented by Honduran ports putting the incursion at least that would give Reagan a strong The Senate voted down. 74-24, a Easter recess. sion occurred but said the location officials at a news conference another 30 miles to the east in vote of approval for his package. proposal by Sen. Edward M. The vote came as U.S. Army indicated the goal of the Nicara­ identified themselves as Mario Olancho province. Although attempts to work out a Kennedy, D-Mass., that would officials confirmed that Nicara­ guan operation was "to prevent the Salomon Hernandez Mayorga and In New Orleans, Reagan said the compromise down Wednes­ have forbidden U.S. assistance and guan troops had crossed into infiltration of subversive groups” Carlos Alberto Sandino Ocon of the Nicaraguan incursion into neigh­ day, “ the lines of communication thus would have effectively Honduras and displayed two Nica­ — U.S.-backed contra rebels fight­ Nicaraguan army’s Fralcisco Es­ boring Honduras was "a slap in the are still open and we are trying to scuttled President Reagan’s pro­ raguan soldiers they said were ing to overthrow Nicaragua’s trada Armored Battalion. face” to House members who work something out,” Senate Mi­ posed package of $100 million in aid cpptured in Honduran territory. leftist government. U.S. Embassy spokesman Mi­ voted down his aid plan last week nority Leader Robert Byrd, D- to the rebels. An army statement Wednesday Nicaragua, meanwhile, accused chael O’Brien placed the location in hopes the action would be taken W.Va., told reporters today.

TODAY’S HERALD Australian explosion

V«t quMtions law Index triggers severai blasts A Manchester war veteran has 24 poflM, 4 MClIons MELBOURNE. Australia (UFI) complex, a police spokeswoman set in motion a challenge to a state r# , I law titot requires disabled vete­ — A car bomb exploded in front of said. rans to disclose their incomes Arluira 17police headquarters today, trig­ The explosions hit at 1 p.m. and annually in order to get the Riininao: 91gering a series of blasts that continued for IS minutes, injuring maximum local property tax ex­ P.laanifiari 99-94shattered hundreds of windows, 21 people and rocking buildings for emption. Story on page 3. P.nmlra 7. 19-201Rinjured 21 people and prompted the hundreds of feet around in the P.nnruwtir il evacuation of 1,000 office workers. business district of Australia’s 1 Police were not immediately FntffrtainmAnI 1R second largest city. n ft able to establish a motive, and no one immediately claimed respon­ Most victims suffered cuts and 1 n/-al nauia 0 abrasions from flying glass from sibility for the bombing. 1 ntlary the hundreds of shattered s . ggk' A senior police official described MW *' Slow clearing windows. rihiliiarina Rthe explosions as a “ terrorist aearin g tonight except for a OpiniAn ftattack in the first degree.” The injured included 12 police chance of a lingering shower or Panpla 9Just before the blasts, the police personnel. A policewoman with thuMterstorm. Lows will be from QpkArte 0-19received a telephone call warning burns over 80 percent of her body IS to 40. Friday will be sunny with a Twiwvieinn 17that explosives had been set to go was the only victim still in serious high in 80s. Details on page 2. Weather1 1 R /UInrIH A-R2 off at the 10-story downtown condition. MANCHESTER HERALD, Thurgday. March 27.1M6 - 1 1 - M A N C H F S T K R h e r a l d . Thurwlay. March 27. m > Veteran challenges W EATfj pay disclosure law Today’s foracast A Manchester war veteran has set in Administration, said he is entitled to an , CoBMCtirat, Massackasetts and Rkade Island: motion a challenge to a state law that exemption of $6,000, combining his Mostly cloudy with showers west and showers requires disabled veterans to disclose regular exemption as a veteran and likely east today. Chance of a thunderstomn. Hi|^ their incomes annually in order to get exemptions for disability. near 50 western hills, 56 to 60 elsewhere. Clearing the maximum local property tax He said he would automatically west to east tonight except chance of a Ungerliv exemption. receive a total exemption of $4,500 shower or thunderstorm extreme east thip The challenge comes from Elwood A. under the law even if he did not make an - evening. Low 35 to 40. Sunny Friday. High in SOs. D. Lechausse, a Tanner Street resident application. Maine: Occasional rain toitay but mixing with or who is a veteran of the Vietnam War. Lechausse said he is not primarily changing to snow north. Highs in the 40s north to Lechausse said he objects to a provision concerned with his own case. He said he lower and mid 50s south. Flurries likely north and in the law that requires a disabled has talked to disabled veterans who will occasional rain., likely south eariy tonight then veteran to fill out a form listing his not apply for exemptions because they clearing later on. Lows from the mid 30s north to sources of income. He said his under­ do not want to make a public record of mid 30s south. Mostly sunny Friday. Highs in the standing is that the form would become their financial status. 40s north to near 50 south. a public record open to anyone’s Lechausse, a newly elected member New Hampshire: Occasional rain today but inspection. of the Republican Town CommittM, has mixing with or changing to snow north later in the As a means of establishing the written letters about the law to state day. Highs from the upper 40s north to the 50s grounds for a challenge, Lechausse Sen. Carl Zinsser, R-Manchester, and south. Scattered flurries north and occasional rain sought the exemption from Town Rep. Elsie Swensson, a Republican who represents the I3tb Asssembly District likely south early tonight then clearing. Lows from Assessor J. Richard Vincent, but in Manchester. the mid 20s north to mid SOs south. Mostly sunny refused to disclose bis income. That Friday. Highs in the 40s north to lower and mid SOs fon «d Vincent to reject his application Besides having to disclose his sources so that he could appeal to the Board of south. of income, which he sees as an invasion Tax Review. Vermont: Cloudy with showers today. Highs in of privacy, Lechausse said he objects to The tax board was also forced to the requirement that disabled veterans the 40s to around 50. Diminishing clouds overnight. reject his complaint because he would appear personally before the assessor Lows 25 to 35. Sunny and pleasant Friday with UPI photo not disclose his income. each year. He cited the case of one highs in the mid 40s to low SOs. Lechausse told the Herald today that disabled veteran, now dead, who was 2 Rain makes a refrain Today In history the Disabled American Veterans is confined to a convalescent home and Today: Mostly cloudy with showers and thunderstorms possible and Extended outlook interested in pursuing the matter, would have been unable to apply. In 1985, a second New York grand jury indicted subway Herald photo by Bashew either by getting the Generai Assembly highs from 55 to 60. Tonight: Cool with gradual clearing and lows from gunman Bernhard Goetz (shown in Jan. 9, 1985, file to change the law or by challenging it in When tax exemptions for veterans Extended outlook for New England Saturday are granted, the state reimburses the 35 to 40. Friday: Sunny with highs from 50 to 55. Drawing by Billy through Monday: photo) on four counts of attempted in the Hanging out the courts. Colton, of 27 Church St., a fourth-grader at Washington School. He said he does not plan to pursue the town for the lost tax revenue. Connecticut, Massachnsetta and Rhode Island: December 1984 shooting of four teenagers he said tried Loukia Kolitsidas. The girts are ait fourth-graders at The law in question, Public Act 85-573, Fair through the period. Daytime highs in the SOs. Hanging around the Nathan Hale School playground matter individually. to rob him. The charges were dismissed in January this on a bright spring day Wednesday are from top left, Nathan Hale. Lechausse, who has a 100 percent was signed into law by Gov. William Overnight lows in the SOs. O’Neill last July. 7 year. disability rating from the Veterans 2a77 Vermont: A chance for showers Saturday. Lows Keisha Lacey, Deena Kolitsidas, Theresa Violetta and in thO SOs and low 40s. Highs in the SOs. Fair and cool ts r easier Sunday. Lows in the 20s. High in the 40s. ^ , SEATTLE Mild and continued dry Monday. Lows in the SOs. jO k gW M w w w w w w Highs about 50. Z ^ S U l l S O e i V Directors question Manchester In Brief Crash sends four Maine: Chance of showers Saturday. Fair Sunday and Monday. Lows near 20 north to SO Today is Thursday, March 27, In 1958, Nikita Khrushchev re-, Post Office eyes sites south. Highs in the 40s north to lower and mid SOs the 86th day of 1986 with 279 to placed Nikolai Bulganin as pre­ people to hospital NEW YORK spending requests Postal officials are looking at several sites that would allow the south. follow. mier of the Soviet Union. consolidation of all branches of the Manchester Post Office, New Hampshire: Chance of showers Saturday. The moon is moving away from In 1964, a powerful earthquake in suffering from back injuries, she By Alex GIrelll sections of water and sewer lines Postmaster Alden Victoria said this week. Four people were injured in a Fair Sunday and Monday. Lows near 20 north to SO its full phase. Alaska, killed 117 people and motor vehicle accident Wednesday said. SAN FRANCISCO caused damage estimated at $750 Associate Editor instead of contracting for the work. One vacant building being considered is the former Pic 'n Save south. Highs in the 40s north to lower and mid SOs The mpraing are Mercury, “ Research on that will start after the car in which they were Witnesses told police another car south. Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. million dollars. grocery store on East Middle Turnpke, but nothing is firm yet, passed Harris’s vehicle on the Several provisions in the recom­ tomorrow morning,” Town Man­ traveling crossed the center line on V. The evening is Venus. In 1977, two Boeing 747 jumbo Victoria said. The real estate branch of the post office is doing the right in the westbound lane of West mended budgets for the Manches­ ager Robert Weiss said. West Middle Turnpike and hit a LOS ANGELES' Those bom on this date are under jets collided and exploded In site inspections. Middle Turnpike, causing Harris Across the nation ter’s water and sewer operations Penny, addressing his remarks utility pole, police said today. the sign of Aries. They include flames on a foggy runway In the The Post Office has outgrown its current facilities and needs to swerve into the eastbound lane came under scrutiny from to Cassano, said the division has Police said the driver of the car, LOWEST ^3ad printmaker Nathaniel Currier, of Canary Islands, killing 577 people 22,000 square feet to operate efficiently, Victoria said. and crash into a utility pole at the Showers and thunderstorms are forecast fo r ' members of the Board of Directors always wanted to do more of its John Harris, 20, of Glastonbury, Currier and Ives, in 1813; German in the worst aviation disaster in “ We are losing a lot of time,” he said, because the mail comer of Edison Road and West TEMPERATURES Florida and showers are likely across western at a budget workshop Tuesday work in house, but, ".We (the was charged with traveling at an -40 30 NEW physicist Wilhelm Rontgen, dis­ history. directors) don't want to approve processing is done at the main office on Main Street and delivery unreasonable speed and operating Middle Turnpike, police said. I MIAMI Washington state. Showers will be scattered from In 1985, a second New York night, but no consensus developed coverer of X-rays, in 1845; archi­ the funds because we have quad­ is done out of the Broad Street office. under a suspended license in Harris told police he was only ORLEANS the eastern Great Lakes and central Appalachian grand jury indicted subway gun­ over whether they should be tect Ludwig Mies van der Rohe in rupled the water rates." “ We are looking for a site to put the whole operation under one connection with the crash. traveling between 25 and 30 miles to the mid-Atlantic Coast, with a good chance of man Bernhard Goetz on four changed. LEOeND- 1886; photographer Edward Stei- Cassano asked if the size of a roof,” he said. He and two other passengers an hour, but police said skid marks showers over upstate New York and northern New counts of attempted murder in the Stephen Penny, the board’s chen in 1879; actress Gloria vehicle storage garage planned for 'The Manchester post office also has branches in Buckland and were treated at Manchester Mem­ and the extent of damage to the England. December 1984 shooting of four Democratic majority leader, said ESi***°*' Swanson in 1899, and actor Michael construction at the Globe Hollow Bolton, and the four locations together do not total 22,000 square orial Hospital and released, a vehicle indicated he was driving at A large section of the nation will enjoy mostly York in 1942 (age 44). teenagers he said tried to rob him. he doubted the wisdom of stocking Water Treatment Plant could be feet, Victoria said. hospital spokeswoman said this higher speeds. h o w e b s f l o w sunny skies. High temperatures will above ’The charges were dismissed in $5,000 worth of components for the [ ^ ^ • ' ^ On this date in history: reduced. The budget recommen­ morning. A third passenger was The vehicle that passed Harris normal over much of the nation, with highs mostly January this year. computer that operates the water UPI WEATHER FOTOCAST In 1634, Leonard and George dation calls for construction of a listed in satisfactory condition before the accident was not found. in the 60s and 70s. Highs will be in the 40s and 50s treatment plant and the distribu­ Calvert, English colonists, bought $270,000 garage to hold 10 vehicles from the upper Mississippi Valley and Great Lakes A thought for the day: the tion system. Committee OKs Route 83 bill a tract of 30 acres on the St. Charles and some pipe repair parts. architect Mies van der Rhoe said, Robert Young, the town water area across the Ohio Valley and central Appalach­ River and established what is now He also asked if it would be A bill that would give Manchester $2.2 million to make National forecast ians to New England. Highs will warm into the called Maryland. "Less is more.” and sewer administrator, said repair parts can be delivered in a feasible to garage only those improvements to a stretch of Route 83 passed the General Man seeks damages lower 80s across parts of Florida, south and west Assembly’s Transportation Committee last week and now goes During early Friday, rain is possible in the extreme South Atlantic Coast day or so. But having some printed vehicles needed in an emergency. Texas and into the middle SOs and 90s across circuit boards on band would allow Young said all 10 fit that category. to the finance committee, state Sen. Carl A. Zinsser, A Starkweather Street man is been dead for a couple of years and and the Northwest Pacific Coast. Elsewhere the weather will be fair. Southern California and the desert Southwest. repairs to be made in a few The division’s vehicles are cur­ R-Manchester. said Wednesday. asking the town for more than he and his wife had asked the town Lottery minutes, he told the directors. rently stored outdoors. Zinsser, one of the bill’s sponsors, said the bill has a good $12,000 to cover damages to his to remove it several times before Director James Fogarty questi­ The recommended water and chance of being approved by the Finance, Revenue and Bonding house and three automobiles that the hurricane, which brought high Rhode Island weekly: 885. 4174, oned the plan to buy a ^1,000 sewer budgets call for no increases Committee and going to the full floor. occurred when a large tree blew winds to the Manchester area and Connecticut daily 81212, 030189 mower designed to work on steep in the rates to be paid by users of The bill, covers a section of Route 83 between Taylor Street in over during Hurricane Gloria. cut power to much of the state. Wednesday: 396 Massachusetts daily: 0640 grades like those near dams and the services. According to Weiss Manchester and Welles Road in Vernon, which narrows from "Megabucks": 3-8-14-23-31-30 reservoirs and asked if mainte­ and Robert Huestis, the town four to two lanes and has poor drainage. According to papers filed with Two days before the storm, the PEOPLE Play Four: 1791 (There were three winners.) nance of those areas could be budget and research officer, the The state Department of Transportation has required the town clerk, John C. Lampson Parks Department designated the Massachusetts weekly: Yellow turned over to the Park rates are expected to hold until at Jr. of 86 Starkweather St. is hollow tree as dead and slated it for other numbers drawn Wednes­ developers who want to build in the area to show site plans for 732, Blue 36, White 4 Department. least June 30, 1988. improvements to the road. Local businessmen have complained seeking reimbursement of $12,492 removal, Parks Superintendent day in New England: for cleanup and repair costs In addition to the mower pur­ The recommended water budget that this practice has kept new businesses from moving in. Robert Harrison said. Redford fights trucks Sly and loud? Jerry Lee — again related to the Sept. 27 incident. The Tri-state daily: 188, 3741 Wednesday’s Jingo numbers: chase, the budget calls for adding is $5,140,669, an increaseof $156,222 Rhode Island daily: 3037 68-43-1^20-3MO-7^37-44-14 one worker to do the maintenance oak tree, which was on town-owned Assistant Town Attorney John Actor Robert Redford and a number of Pop musician Sly Stone’s songs are not a Rock 'n' roller Jerry Lee Lewis is headed over the budget adopted for the R work and giving town forestry land bordering Lampson’s prop­ Cooney.said Wednesday there are for divorce court with his sixth wife claiming current year. It provides $350,000 Screening scheduled other residents of the scenic mountain pass hit with the manager of his 51,450-a-month manager George Murphy added erty, fell onto the house, punching fewer than five hurricane-related he bloodied her nose when they argued about for capital improvements. called Provo Canyon near Sundance, Utah, apartment, who is trying to evict him and his responsibility for overall grounds Two blood pressure screenings are scheduled for April 7 for a hole in the roof, tearing down damage claims against the town. have joined forces in a bid to seek a ban on roommate for allegedly playing loud music his interest in other women. maintenance. The recommended sewer budget senior citizens. The first will be held from 9 to 10 a.m at Westhill gutters and smashing a bedroom He said the town’s liability de- truck traffic through the area. and failing to pay the rent. In a divorce petition filed Wednesday in F 6 ^ Director Stephen Cassano asked is $2,162,075, an increaseof $316,294 Gardens on Bluefield Drive, and the second at the Rennet window, the papers said. pends upon the circumstances About 40 residents turned out for a meeting In a Superior Court suit filed in Los Angeles Memphis, Tenn., Kerrie McCarver Lewis, if it would be feasible for the Water over the budget adopted for the Apartments on Main Street from 10:45 to 11:30 a.m. for residents surrounding each incident and Tuesday at Redford's Sundance ski area, last week, the management of the Oakwood 23, claims her 50-year-old husband has "a and Sewer Division to develop it.s current year. It provides $195,000 of that apartment complex. Lampson claims the town was refused to discuss the Lampson - including Lhomond and Barbau’a Jones, Garden Apartments complains of late-night quick and violent temper and that he has own crew for replacing small for capital improvements. negligent because the tree had claim. whose daughter, son-in-law and three drumming and loud music in Stone’s rooms. cursed, threatened and struck her on O grandchildren were killed in a traffic The suit seeks one month’s back rent and occasions too numerous to mention.” accident in the canyon recently. the eviction of Stone, 42, and roommate She married Lewis in Memphis two years Redford, 49, is a longtime Utah resident. Darryl Armstrong. ago, less than a year after his fifth wife died of a drug overdose. HARTFORD RD. DAIRY QUEEN The royal tour Rogers returns Wavering no more Entertainer Kenny Rogers brought a Britain’s Princess Anne toured Brazil’s crowd in Chatanooga, Tenn., to its feet in his Singer Rudy Vallee was ^‘wavering OPEN EASTER SUNDAY government-controlled aircraft manufac­ first concert since surgery to remove a small between life and death” with cancer before turer Embraer for a look at the Tucano cyst on his vocal cords. he improved, a publicist says. turboprop military trainer plane that will be "They sent me to a friendly town to try “ Rudy Vallee came very close to saying Tested in Texas E aster E lega n ce Easter Cakes from goodbye to all of us. There were slim chances ^ used by the Royal Air Force. this,” he told the audience of 8,800 gathered Teachers in Texas recently had to take a basic-skills \ if/ ’ The princesss. 35, who is on a four-day at the University of Tennessee-Chattanooga he would survive,” Chris Harris said private visit to Brazil, visited the Embraer Wednesday in Los Angeles. "Today, for the competency test. Those teachers who were upset about arena Tuesday night. Costs No More At Hartford Rd. Dairy Queen : . c r 1 plant Wednesday in Sao Jose dos Campos, 55 Rogers. 45, who underwent surgery Feb. first time in six weeks. Rudy had food. this requirement might take some comfort from the fact miles from Sao Paulo. 11. performed an hourlong set of more than 15 “ His wife and I fed him chocolate that some great minds flunked tests or dropped out of The Tucanos will be built by Northern songs, including “ Lady,” "Ruby Don’t Take pudding.” school. Gregor Johann Mendel, founder of the science Special Oval Easter Cakes Ireland’s Short Brothers Company, through Your Love to Town,” “ She Believes in Me.” Vallee, 85, had cancer of the esophagus, of genetics, failed an exam three times in an attempt to V / ^ a licensing agreement with Embraer. "The Gambler,” and "Lucille.” which was removed by surgery last week, A Dairy Ouaen Frozen Easter Cake fs rich but he was expected to regain his voice. become a college teacher. The importance of his experi­ with good things like thick dark fudge end crisp chocolate crunch with creemy choco­ Vallee remained under intensive care in a ments in genetics went unrecognized until 1900, sixteen late end vanllta Dairy Queen soft eerve private room, Harris said. years after he had died. $499layers. Bring home a Dairy Queen frozen Vallee’s wife of 36 years, Eleanor, had cake for Easter. refused to permit officials at Cedars-Sinai D O Y O U K N O W — What famous teen-age dropout Medical Center to disclose her husband's first described the universal law of gravitation? ailment or condition. His hospitalization was W EDNESDAY’S ANSWER — Alcatraz Island housed a Orders now being taken for those Special Easter Cakes. disclosed last week, but in fact he was federal prison from 1933 to 1963. L ilie s - *6 ^® Cash & Carry admitted Feb. 6, Harris said. Call 647-1076. We also have sheet cakes, square, 3-27.86 KnowUnlfie UnlimittKl. Inc. 19H6 Red Roses *14®® Cash & Carry heart, and round cakes always available A Newspaper In Education Profram Sponsored by and on display. The Manchester Herald FREE WRAPPING — FREE DELIVERY IN MANCHESTER Tammy’s In love 7/ you don’t buy your cakes at Hartford Road Dairy I W f v ■r Tammy Wyaette, whose country music is Queen, you’re paying too much!” the stuff from which soap operas are made, LARGE DISCOUNTS FOR CASH & CARRY took the plunge into daytime television Manchester Herald Tuesday with her new role on "Capitol.” LENTEN SPECIALS Wynette will portray the character of For best selection. Quality & Price PEANUT BUSTER PARFAIT Darlene Stankowski, a waitress who eventu­ uses 327-500 VOL. CV. No. ISO Clams & Fries...... *1.39 ally will become the romantic interest of PuMIthad dally axcapt Sunday Suggaatad carriar rataa art $1.50 Fish & Chips...... $1.39 Judaon, played by Rary Calhaaa. and cartain holldaya by tha Man- waakTy. $0.50 for ona month, $10.25 ch attar Publlahing Co., 16 Bralnard for thrao montha, $30.50 for tlx Clam Chowder...... bowl 79

instructor for grades 4 th rou ^ $, is of Finance cut the town budget. aa the finance board planned. Townspeople hold the final say. SPORTS will have to pay an estimated 1.7 “ probably not safe” from cuts. By George Lavne Bolton want! to buy the land to on how the revenue sharing funds mills more than the current Both said they thought the two "It's going to hurt,” Marshall Herald Reoorter expand the town haU and parking will be used. A public hearing is 32.B-mill tax rate. Had the cuts not panels had "a gentlemen’s agree­ ment” under which the finance area. . scheduled for Tuesday, with a vote BOLTON — Members of the been made, taxes would have **8

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Louise Fletcher. fashion photographer gives up money ittale who bad a They say, “Maybe we’re old- Christopher Walken. Natalie Wood. GD Family Feud mastectomy in Abigail Van Buren for happiness whan he decides that tak­ fashioned, but we don’t think it’s 1983. Rated PG. (29 ® Family Tlee Steven end Elyse ere ing pictures of babies end old ladiea Is 1881. I came proper for a girl to call a boy. [M A X ] MOVIE: 'AirplanaT A akiddish shocked when they meet Mallory's new more meaningful. Stephen Markle, through it and ex-military pilot has to take the controls boyfriend, an eccentric environmental Nancy Cser, Papusha. 1984. Besides, what will his parents artist. (R). In Stereo. made a good . of an airliner after the crew becomes ill. think of you?" Robert Hays. Lloyd Bridges. Robart Greet Performenoee: Cevelleria Rue- 11:35PM (3) Entertainment Tonight recovery. I'm (8Z) Interview with Ron Howard, in Stereo. What do you say? Stack. 1980. Rated PG. tioene The peasant life of a Sicilian Jost getting to TO CALL OR NOT TO CALL [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Black Beauty' Black countryside Is portrayed In this opera by 11 ;45PM [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Pork/e Re­ the point of thinking of myself as and appointments can be missed Mascagni. (90 min.) In Stereo. venge' (CC) The basketball team from and baby sitters made angry when Beauty travels to an English fox hunt a the same woman I was before I lost DEAR TO CALL: Much depends Continental circus and a frontier battle [D IS ] Moueterpleee Theater Angel Beach High learns that they may one breast, then every morning I we are kept late. Once in a while is in India. Mark Lester. Walter Slazak. have to throw the big game when their not miifded, but I am writing after on the purpose of your call. To 1971. Rated G. 9:pOPM CD Simon & Simon A.J. end coach is unable to pay his gambling have to put on this pink or Rick are hired by their Aunt Edia to in­ debts. Dan Monahan. Wyatt Knight CAPTAIN EASY ®b^rooks A C«sal« a 9‘A hour day on my feet, no coffee talk? Why not, but don’t call a boy [USA] USA Cartoon Expraaa rbse-colored prosthesis made for who never calls you to talk. To vestigate her husband. Uncle Bud-end Tony Genios. 1985. Rated R. IT* UKB BBWe ON A A C K FROM W l-OOK WHAT White’s and I don’t feel right. It breaks, and an hour late out of the 6:30PM CS) 69 Too Close for Comfort are later hired by Uncle Bud to check up [TMC] MOVIE: The Goodbye QlrT A THE 0BR9BV TURUPIKB ------_ P01NTIH6 "make plans?” Plans for what? A on Aunt Edie. (60 min.) looks very different, and Ican’tget door. And this is the second time ffD Benson head-strong actor and an ex-dancer be­ if AT, e a s y ! special occasion? Fine. But don’t (3D 6 9 The Colbya (CC) Miles is charged used to it. this week. 62) 69 NBC Nightly News come unlikely roommates. Marsha Me­ So, Abby, please be a dear and call a boy repeatedly to “make with murder while Fallon and Jeff travel son, Richard Dreyfuss, Quinn Cum­ .Abby. do you know of any plans” unless he also calls you to (2$ Nightly Business Report to Jamaica for their honeymoon. (60 mings. 1977. Rated PG. company that makes prostheses speak for those of us who can't very min.) btONINE By Om h Yeung A Stan Dnk* make plans. @9 ABC News 12:00AM (3D Bamaby Jones for blacks? I haven’t been able to well speak for ourselves without ( £ MOVIE: 'Pvtvr and PauT Part 2 of 2 Your parents are probably 63) Noticiaro SIN j I'LL HM « T> « aOILOO THAT« IS THE find one in this areas. offending our customers. The saga of Peter and Paul, from the Cru­ (3D Hawaii Five-0 afraid that you will come over as a (S ) Sanford and Son IBBEF AND MOR9ERAOI8H WHAT I'AAJMORSBRAOISH TWO-TONE IN NORTH SPEAKING FOR MANY cifixion to their deaths in Roms. Anthony 63) Star Trak HAVINS r<>— , H O T ? pushy girl who aggressively [C N N ] Showbiz Today Hopkins. Robert Foxworth, Eddie Albert. CAROLINA 1981. 69 Tha Untouchables '-A DEAR SPEAKING: Consider pursues boys, which is what a boy’s [D IS ] Advanturaa of Ozzia end Harriet (2 ( MOVIE: Th e Mala Animal' A collage parents will think of you if you (29 69 Cheers In Stereo. DEAR TWOiTONE: No. But me your spokesperson. I’m sure [ESPN] Tennis Magazine professor defends his rights while losing most customers who arrive late overdo it. So don’t. (29 Heritage: Civilization end the Jews: his wife to her old flame. Henry Fonda. after this hits print, I bet I will. 7:00PM CBS News The Golden Land The phases of Jewish Jack Carson, Olivia de Havilland. 1942. * TH ER E ! Readers? and shop leisurely are not deliber­ eSD Three's Company emigration, from colonial times to the A o v e r TH E R E ! A SOVIET CRAFT... DEAR ABBY: I’ve been reading Great Depression, are traced. (60 min.) 69 Maude ately thoughtless. Let’s hofie this (3D ABC News you for years in the Leesburg CVa.) 63) Bodes da Odio 69 Charlis'e Angela ' dear ABBY: Will you please makes the lateniks more aware of (3) 69 *100,000 Pyramid the inconvenience thev may cause. Commercial, so I know you are a [C N N ] Larry King Live 63) PELICULA: 'Una Noche Embarazoea' say a few words to the public on Jaffereona Lando Buzzanca, Claudia Isles. ARLO AND JANI8 * by Jim my Johnson P.S. I am addressing only great believer in donating organs. [D IS ] MOVIE: T h e Great Chase' Several behalf of the shopkeepers whose I recently saw a sign while driving d9 Carson's Comedy Claasioa [CNN] Newsnight IPW'T KNOW-SOME GUY customers arrive five minutes customers who can’t decide chase scenes from the past are compiled HEV, IHEMGBflVS on a Florida highway, and thought 69 69 M*A‘ S*H in this documentary look at adventure [E S P N ] College Hockey; N CAA Division OHTVTOlPME before closing time to do their whether to buy one or two-and-a- I Championship MOM EATWHEXnC&' half yards of ribbon. I have heard of you. It read; Recycle yourself. (22) Wheal of Fortune and comedy. Buster Keaton. Pearl T0TEU.VIW1NAT' shopping? (29 MaoNeil-Lahrar Nawshour White, William^S.^^. 1962. [U S A ] Edge of Night Most businesses havetheir hours of jewelers who cheerfully stay Be an organ donor! ROBERT W. MERRIAM (§9 Newlywed Game 9:30PM 69 69 am le Forgiven Paula 1 2:05 AM (5^ m o v i e : 'I walk tha Lina' dearly posted and rely on the good open as long as it takes to close an and Matt's honeymoon plans are dis­ important sale. And for a Texas oil @3) Novela: Crlstal A married, middle-aged sheriff falls for ON THE rASTMACK by Bill Holbrook sense of the customers to be out of Every teen-ager should know the rupted when his teenaged daughter ar­ the daughter of a moonshiner. Gregory the store by closing time. How­ tycoon, they might even have 6Z) Nightly Business Report rives and announces that She is moving Peck, Tuesday Weld, Estelle Parsons, truth about sex, drugs and how to 63) One Day at a Time in with them. 1970. rr^AU-oFTHe _ TrieV WAHrec> ever, there are always those who dinner sent in! V iiWREIOPDINfr.lAOWL be happy. 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(22) Jeopardy 69 Mission: Impossible 69 CN N Headline Naws woman, 86 and active, but have leg (59 New Newlywed Game (29 Trapper John. M.D. DEAR DR. 63) Dr. Gene Scott GOTT: I have cramps at night. I take calcium 69 Benson CS) (29 Hill Street Bluee Buntz faces in­ ternal Affairs after he fatally shoots a [C N N ] Croeefira m MR. MEM™ AND LITTLE MISS™ byHergremfoe A Sellore severe pain in and quinine, but they don’t seem to 6Z) Wild Worid of Animals fellow detective while Balkar comforts a [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Bachelor Party* (CC) A my right heel help anymore. Could you suggest (6D Archie Bunker's Place something better? former snitch who is now suffering from carefree school bus driver's pals decide /V^R.«IU.Y HOW A N D IS% T A X when I stand Dr. G o tt [C N N ] Crossfire AIDS. (60 min.) to throw a wild pre-wedding party for o e r r / o o % P IP yioU up. What is a [D IS ] MOVIE; 'M y Seventeenth Sum­ (29 Mystery: Charters and Celdicott him. Tom Hanks. Tawny Kilaen, Adrian ON Hlff . M A M A S e heel spur and \ . DEAR READER: Your cramps mer' A young man spends his 17th sum­ (CC) Part 2 of 6 Police Inspector Snow Zmed. 1984. Rated R. EXAMS • W A r ? , r h o w is i t Peter Gott, M.D. may be due to a circulatory mer on a country farm. finds a bizarre letter addressed to Chart­ [U S A ] That Girl \ ers and Celdicott. (60 min.) treated? insufficiency. Make an appoint­ [E S P N ] NHL Hockey: Montreal at Bos­ 1 ;20AM [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Avenging An­ ment with your doctor to see if you ton Live. (S7) A Bodywateh Special: In Search of ger (CC) A reformed hooker studies law [M A X ] Big Break the Perfect Day (CC) Health, stress, exer­ by day and investigates murder at night. DEAR may have- a blocked artery. cise. nutrition, and sax are discussed. Vtik Arterial occlusions can often [U S A ] Radio 1990 Betsy Russell. Rory Calhoun. 1985. THE BORN LOSER ®by Art Saneom READER: A (60 min.) Reted R. ■ heel spur is a surgically removed or bypassed. 8:00PM (3D Magnum. P.l. Mag num 63) S u r Search witnesses an apparition that leads to an 1 :3 0 AM (3D l Love Lucy ICO EATIMfc'YYWMCH ...7HIG AAAlce6 bony projection on the lower ized by involuntary, repetitive [C N N ] Evening News surface of the heel bone (calca­ muscular movements involving DEAR DR. GO’TT: My husband investigation of two murders. (60 min.) 63) Independent News 7 .3 G 9 6 0 (R). [HBO] MOVIE: 'Porky's II: The Next [CNN] Newenight Update AOM>/ J^CWJNCHr neus.) It may make walking or the face, extremities and trunk. is 26 and has used smokeless baV High school students, recruited to (3D PM Magazine BAP^JT Z.HEAH.j F A R -r o e w running painful. It rarely requires ’The disease is believed to be due to tobacco for years. Instead of appear in the school play, wreak havoc [USA] Auto Racing: Sebring Six Hour (HD 69 The Fourth Wise Man (CC) A with their pranks. Dan Monahan. Wyatt (R). surgery and can be treated with a side effects of some drugs (for spitting, he swallows the tobacco doctor in Biblical times, convinced the example, the phenothiazines) used juice. Is there any harm in the Knight Kaki Hunter. 1983. Rated R. 1:45AM [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Usztdmania' variety of appliances, including Messiah has come, sets out to find [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Pygmalion' A stuffy pads and heel cups. Podiatrists are for mental illness. Although the practice, aside from the risk of oral Christ. (60 min.) (R). Franz Liszt and Richard Wagner are de­ A s K r o g r a p h • phonetics professor takes a London gut­ picted as the first pop stars in this far-out Puzzles quite sucx^essful in managing this muscular twitching may cease cancer? (3D News tersnipe under his wing and teaches her version. Roger Daltrey. Sara Kestelmah. problem. after the medicines are stopi>ed, QD MOVIE: 'The Greatest Story Ever to speak properly. Leslie Howard, Ringo Starr. 1975. Rated R. In Stereo. 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March r . 19M Daniels’ saga to end Cinema Connecticut In Brief Inmate who filed suit with court sentencing HARTFORD Commission head, wife found dead wounded in stabbing CIu m im City — Brazil (R) 7,9:40. — KIM of tlM Spld«rwoman (R) 9:50. — STONINGTON — The chairman of the town’s police By Susan Okulo mitigating factors were present in SOMERS (AP) — An inmate month. Kelvin Jones, 30, was Th« Trip to Bountiful (PG) 7:30. — Out Commission and his wife were found dead this morning, both had of Africa (PG) 7:10. — Always (R) 7:30, The Associated Press circumstances surrounding the at Somers State Prison who had stabbed to death during his first 9:30. %een shot, according to Police Chief Carl Johnson. crime or the defendant before a filed a $1 million suit alleging full day at the maximum Police were called to the homp of Jordan Carrelra, 55, about death penalty can be imposed. BAST HARTFORD NORWICH — Convicted mur­ that prison officials failed to security prison. 17:26 a.m. and found the bodies of the commissioner and his wife The Courant reported last ■aslwood Fub A Clnamo — Wildcats derer Jerry D. Daniels was sche­ The law also says that a jury protect him is reported in (R)7:30. week that in earlier incidents, Dorothy, 57, police said. duled to be sentenced today for the must find the presence Of aggra­ serious condition after being F9tr Rldiords Pub A CInima — Skidmore was stabbed twice Wildcats (R) 7. Johnson said it does not appear there was a third person June 1984 killings of a Norwich vating factors in the crim e in order wounded at a stabbing in the SbowcoM Clnomos 1-9 — The Calor involved in the shootings, but he says the department is not woman and her 3-year-old prison. and his cell allegedly fire- Purple (PG-13) 1:15,7:45. — 9'A Weeks to decide on a death sentence. speculating that it was a murder-suicide. daughter. Louis H. Skidmore, 33, was in bombed after he complained to (R) 1:45,9:50. — Pretty In Pink (PG-13) The Daniels jury found an 1:35,7:10,9:30. — Care Beros Movie 11: Johnson said that Carreira, who had been a Stonington police critical condition Wednesday Warden George Bronson about Daniels, who was found guilty of aggravating factor, saying the A New Generation (G) 1. — Down and officer for for four years, had been a big supporter of the evening at St. Francis Hospital an alleged drug sale involving a Out In Beverly Hills (R) 7:40, 9:55. — capital felony murder in October, murders were especially cruel. and Medical Center in Hartford, prison guard. Hannah and Her Sisters (PG-13) 1:30, department. 1985, and faced a possible death Mitigating factors that Jurors were 7:35, 9:45. — Police Academy 3: Back hospital officials said. Skidmore claims that prison In Tralnlno (PG) 1:10, 7:15, 9:40. — penalty, likely will get life impri­ a s k ^ to consider included claims State police believe the stab­ officials not only failed to Guno Ho (P(3-13) 1:15,7:30,9:35. — The Murderer |alled for 50 years sonment, said Norwich Superior that Daniels suffered from signifi­ Money Pit (PG) 1:30,7:40,9:45. — April bing stemmed from an article in protect him after he complained Fool's Day (R> 1:30,7:10, 9:30. Court Judge Harry Edelberg, who cant mental impairment. The Hartford Courant last week about the alleged drug sale, but HARTFORD — A confessed murderer who says he can’t with two other judges will impose a The lack of a verdict calling for about Skidmore’s being an says he was transferred into the MANCHRSTRR explain why he killed his girlfriend has been sentenced to 50 sentence. UA Theaters Rost — wildcats (R) years in prison. the death sentence has sparked informant, state police Sgt. unit where the guard worked. Edelberg’s recommendation Edward Dailey said. Corrections officials have de­ 7:10, 9:30. — FX (R) 7:1d, 9:15. — Walter L. Dailie was given the sentence Wednesday by some justice officials to call for a Murphy's Romance (PG-13) 7:15,9:15. stems from a deadlocked jury that rewriting of the death penalty Skidmore was stabbed in the clined comment on the suit, Hartford Superior Court Judge Francis R. Quinn. was not able to reach a full decision statute to allow for a weighing of neck and collarbone while re­ filed in U.S. District Court. MAHSFIRLO Dalie was charged with murder and felony murder in the Trons-Lux Collete Twin — Youngb­ on Daniels’ sentence and a ruling aggravating and mitigating turning to his cell from a But state police have said lood (R) 7,9. — 19th Annual Tournee of February 1985 death of Mary E. Carrington, manager of a Mr. in a previous case. Animation 7, 9. factors. recreation yard, state police they have evidence that in the Steak restaurant in Newington. said. Another inmate was being earlier incidents, Skidmore However, prosecuting attorney Edelberg said his decision to VRRNON Dailie was charged eleven days after the woman’s body was held in isolation at the prison in may have stabbed himself or C. Robert Satti said he would ask recommend a life sentence Cine 1 A 3 — Wildcats (R) 7,9:15. — found in the restaurant office. He pleaded guilty to murder on connection with the stabbing, had other inmates stab him in Back to the Future (PG) 7, 9:15. Edelberg and Superior Court stemmed from the capitol felony January 15, with the state dropping the felony murder charge. state police said. an effort to get transferred from Judges Michael P. Conway and murder case of Kevin Usry, who WRST HARTFORD " I can’t explain why it happened. I don’t know,” Dalie told the It was the second serious Somers to a less confining ■Im 1 A 3 — Murphy's Romance Paul M. Foti to impose the death was convicted in the rape and judge just before the sentencing. stabbing at the prison this institution. (PG-13) 7, 9:30. — FX (R) 7, 9:30. — sentence. Satti claims the jury’s murder of a Polish immigrant in 2 Crossroads (R) 7, 9:30. lack of a decision could be New Britain. WILLIMANTIC interpreted by the judges to mean Herald photo by Pinto Jlllsen Square Cinema — Crossroads Bradley losing pleasure travelers that Daniels should be sent to the (R) 9. — The Color Purple (PG-13) 7:30. — Police Academy 3: Back In Training WINDSOR LOCKS — Bradley International Airport is doing a electric chair. Sphinx officers Installed (PG) 7:05,9:05. — The Money Pit (PG) good job Of attracting business travelers, but is losing pleasure If the death penalty is not 7:10, 9:10. — Pretty In Pink (PG-13) imposed, Satti said he would ask 7:05, 9:05. — Care Bears Movie II: A travelers to larger airports, a consultant's report said. Alex Matthew, Milton Tedford and urer; William Craft, James Bouchard, New Generation (G) 7:10. — Hannah J.A. Nammack Associates Inc., in a report released for a partial mistrial in the jury portion of the case. Wallace Wielock, Joseph Wysocki, and Her Sisters (PG-13) 7, 9:10. Wednesday, characterized Bradley as a strong business market, Russell F. Haugh Jr., from left, wear Daniels’ sentencing will come in Pre-Easter WINDSOR Hofild photo by Bm Iww because of convenient scheduling and “ the fact that the cost of their Sphinx hats and tassels at a recent Harold Vail, Ellsworth Wood, directors; connection to the deaths of Chris­ 7 Plaza — Wildcats (R) 7:15. business-travel normally is born by the em ployeroris deductible session of the Omar Shrine Club of Robert Haugh, chaplain; Gordon John­ tine K. Whipple, 20, and Amy DRIVE-INS as a business expense.” Russell, 3, l>oth of Norwich. Sphinx Temple. They were installed as son, scribe; William Keehner, historian; Manchester — Closed Thursday. What do you want for Easter? But pleasure (revelers who are spending their own money often Sale Monsfleld — Closed Thursday. Daniels also was found guilty of president, first vice president and William Strickland, representative to find "strong incentives” to drive to New York or Boston, the Jessica Lee Lante, 6, sits on the lap of the Easter bunny, second-degree sexual assault second vice president, respectively. beMotay. Alfred Rossetto of Manches­ report said. against Whipple and murder in Isotoner Slippers aiso known as Delores Beaulieu. The bunny will also visit Also installed recently were: Arthur ter, potentate of the Sphinx Temple, Groundwater connection with Am y’s death. Floral Rayon Chailie the Manchester Jaycees' Easter egg hunt at 11 a.m. Tinsz, secretary; Robert Petersen, treas- peHormed the swearing-in ceremonies. WASHINGTON (A P ) - Ground- Wells Fargo suspects’ bonds cut There was some speculation water accounts for more than 95 Saturday in Center Springs Park. Jim Nikodemski, from other justice officials on Skirts 2 0 ^ 0 OFF percent of all fresh water in the behind the bunny, is manager of the Burger King on HARTFORD — The bond for two of the three defendants Wednesday that Daniels, 29, would S-M-L United States. All lakes and rivers arrested most recently in connection with the Wells Fargo get at least two consecutive life PLUS Obsesslon to save combined make up the remaining 5 Center Street, which is co-sponsoring the event. Joe robbery case has been reduced, court officials said. terms. a up percent. Some 116 million people, Stack, right, the Jaycees' egg hunt chairman, hoids a Roberto J. Maldonado’s bond was reduced in U.S. District Connecticut law applicable to Free Cosmetic Bag 29.99 with purchaic o f loMotter Sltrfwn. Limited quantity. or roughly half of the population, chocolate bunny, one of those which wiil be given to Court on Monday, from $300,000 to $200,000, and Antonio Daniels case states that a life jail Value $42 $ rely on groundwater from wells as Camacho’s bond was reduced from $300,000 to $150,000, officials term means 60 years. Chief State’s Ai$ortcd colon A printi Problems of hoarders run deep children who find the eggs. The egg hunt will be in the S im 4.14 their primary source of drinking said. Attorney John J. Kelly said. I Stuart Lang Basic Long Sleeve^ water. Valley Street end of the park. If the terms were consecutive, By Rob Stein irresistable urge to wash their part of the brain located in the Judge T. Emmet Claris required that the defendants post Daniels would not be eligible for United Press International hands. center near the top. If this part of $25,000 in cash and the remainder in property or other assets. A Blouses "W e noticed that many of our the brain is cut, the hoarding The two men. who were arrested Friday in Puerto Rico, are parole until between 70 and 80 years pass, Kelly said. BOSTON — Some praple collect obsessive-compulsive patients are behavior disappears. being charged with conspiracy in connection with the $7.2 million Norton McNaughton Daniels confessed that he went to rubber bands in their desks at hoarders,” said Rasmussen. Researchers also susp^t hoard­ 1983 robbery, and the transportation of stolen money. and Counterparts ing may be closely associated with Whipple’s apartment on June 16, ^ 2L99Ori|. SM work. Others stack old newspapers "Everyone has a variance in maternal instincts, since the ten­ 1984, looking for his girlfriend, who Pants White. Red. Yeltew. Pink. Navy so high at home there’s barely this. There’s a certain amount of COMING SATURDAY ______S im 4.14______/ Committee kills student aid bill was Whipple’s roommate. After a enough room to squeeze through a normal behavior. Everyone has dency to build nests or feed the heated conversation with Whipple, narrow path to their bed. certain things that are special to young also disappears when this HARTFORD — A $700,000 student aid funding bill has been Daniels stabbed and raped her and Just about everyone collects them that don’t have any meaning part of the brain is cut. effectively killed in the General Assembly’s Education OFF slit Amy Russell’s throat as she 30^0 things to some degree. But some to anyone else," he said. People who exhibit severe Weekend Plus Magazine Committee. cried "Mommy, Mommy,” court Original Price people take hoarding to an ex­ "But some people go way hoarding tendencies also tend to be The (Kimmittee’s Senate co-chairwoman, M. Adela Eads, proceedings have recounted. Sites 6* 16 treme. and some researchers are overboard. Many people collect overly maternal, Rasmussen said. R-Kent, said Wednesday she and her House counterpart had A jury considering whether beginning to believe the tendency things because they think it’s going This has led experts suspect that effectively killed the bill to replace college loans threatened by Daniels should be sentenced to to act like a squirrel could be to come in handy sometimes. But it the hoarding instinct may be the Gramm-Rudman federal deficit reduction law. death was unable to reach a full genetic. can get to the proportions where related to the trauma of being 2 Between the Lines: The story The state bill was not placed on the agenda of the committee’s decision over the penalty after 25 "W e’ve seen families where you can barely get into the house," separated from mothers. behind the story. final meeting scheduled for Tuesday, Eads said. hours of deliberations that ended there are four generations of said Rasmussen. "There’s a certain point of Legislative rules require that any bill must have a public on Tuesday. Quality women’a ctothInR hoarders." said Dr. Steven Ras­ The researchers have visited development when the mother is hearing before it is forwarded from the committee of origin. The The jury was split 6-6 on the mussen, a psychiatrist at Butler patients whose homes are overrun gone you develop an attachment to d Trends: Credit-card poverty is committee would have had to schedule a hearing by a 1 p.m. presence of mitigating factors in 165 Sforrs Road 501 West M id d le ^ . Hospital. Providence. R.I., study­ with piles of newspapers, maga­ something like a blanket to substi­ epidemic in the U.S. the murders. Connecticut law WiUimantic, CT Mtnchesler, zines, boxes of coupons and other tute for the mother,” he said. Wednesday deadline. A ing the behavior. • requires that a jury say that no . "There’s been a fair amount of items they can’t seem to part with. But some people retain their animal work to show that certain "It just seems to be passed down attachment to objects instead. 0 Cover Story: The Laughlins of types of rodents tend to hoard from one generation to the next.” Manchester aren’t into eggs for the things." said Rasmussen. ’"There said Rasmussen. "People who have high levels of may be an inherited or genetic He pointed out, however, more separation anxiety we think end up bread. pattern in this." studies are needed, possibly with being the collectors. They tend to Rasmussen and an associate are identical twins, to prove or dis­ be loners, they tend to be singles, 3 Outlook: Easter bonnets bring studying hoarders as part of their prove the genetic theory about introverts. They develop a rela­ work with obsessive-compulsives hoarding. tionship that most people would to back memories. — people who exhibit extreme Previous studies traced the other people to whatever they forms of behavior such as the hoarding instinct in animals to a collect." he said. 9 Profiles: Tom Benoit.

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O’Nelirs campaign to be an attempt to create some acclaim,” O'Neill said. says charges the governor media and create doubt in the Pratt to help GM Trade Merrill, who won National Book HARTFORD — Connecticut has governor used tax dollars to public's mind about the gover­ Awards in 1967 and 1979, was Its first poet laureate and James nor's staff.” Schneller added. chosen over other contenders promote his re-election are Ingram Merrill says he was glad While agreeing to investigate including Robert Penn Warren of groundless, despite a state he earned the title without having commission's decision to for­ D’Amore's claim, the eiections power Osprey jets Fairfield, who was named the first to campaign this election year. commission also voted not to deficit mally investigate the matter. “ I didn't have to campaign to get national poet laureate earlier this The state Elections Enforce­ initiate its own investigation By Donlal Btagon The plane, he said, "is being here,” Merrill said, drawing year. Into similar allegaUons levied In a letter presented at the ment Commission voted un­ Tha Assoclotad Prass d eslip i^ to have the lift and laughter and applause at a cerem­ against O'Neill by his D em ^ installation ceremony, Warren animously Wednesday to inves­ versatility of a helicopter, but the ony Wednesday where he was cratic challenger, former U.S. praised both M errill's writing and tigate the allegations made WASHINGTON - Pratt It Whit­ speed, range and survivability of a drops officially installed by Gov. William against the Democratic gover­ Rep. Toby Moffett. ney has been picked by the Allison fixed-wing plane.” A. O'Neill. the state's choice as poet laureate. Garfield said the commiulon "A s one reader herewith re­ nor by Republican State Chair­ Gas Turbine Division of General The new plane, scheduled to go Merrill, 60, of Stonington, will unanimously denied Moffett's WASHINGTON (AP) — The ports, James M errill's work has, man Thomas J. D'Amore Jr. Motors Corp. to become the second into production in 1991, would be serve as an advisor to the Connecti­ O'NeiU's campaign director, request for the commission to country’s foreign trade deficit, over the years, given the pleasure production source for engines that d e s ir e d to take off and land like a cut Commission on the Arts in his initiate an investigation on iU aided by falling petroleum prices, and illumination that only true Richard F. Schneller, denied will power a new military tilt-rotor helicopter, but then tilt ita engines capacity as the state's poet own because Moffett’s letter totaled $12.5 billion in February, 24 poetry can give,” Warren wrote. the allegations, saying the gov­ plane, the companies say. in mid-air and convert to fixed- laureate. asking for the probe had no percent below the record deficit set ernor "scrupulously maintains PratL in a statement released wing flight. A panel appointed by the com- "How many readers must be in January, the government re­ the proper line” in the work factual foundation. Wednesday in Washington, said it The two defense contractors said smission recommended M errill be impatient for his next volume.” “ Mr. Moffett hasn’t produced ported today. Merrill, who earned a Pulitzer done by his state staff and his was p ic k ^ by Allison with the delivery of production engine lots darned the state's first poet lau­ any facts which indicate an Prize for poetry in 1977, has campaign. Navy's concurrence, because of its will begin in 1991 and continue The Commerce Department said rea te under a law passed last year election law violation has been reached a milestone in terms of " I don't think there are technological base, its abiUty to through 1995, with expected deliv­ imports of petroleum producU tre a tin g the designation. committed,” Garfield said. sales of his 20-year-old volume, grounds for the complaint but if produce high quality, competi­ ery of 629 engines. plunged by 28 percent. The decline "This afternoon, I am full of the elections commission chose Over 10 years, the companies "Nights and Days.” D’Amore also is asking Attor­ tively priced engines and its in imported oil reflected a cut In respect for readers and writers of to make an investigation, that's said, the 'combined services. The volume recently reached the ney General Joseph I. Ueber- flnancial resources. the amount purchased and the Connecticut,” Merrill said. certainly within their Jurisdic­ Army, Navy, Air Force and mark of 10,000 copies sold, which is man to investigate the charges The Navy selected Allison, based price of oil. UPl photo "The title is bestowed upon him tion,” Schneller said. Marines, plan to buy more than 900 not only for the verses he has considered impressive by poetry against O'Neill. in Indianapolis, as the prime standards. It is M errill's biggest " I really think the complaint engine builder in a competition of the twin-engin^ Ospreys, a An average of 5.4 milUon barrels JAMES MERRILL OF STONINGTON composed, but for the imagination, move that would mean building versatility and the literary excel­ seller. that ended late last year. of oil was purchased daily, down . . . glad there was no election Under the Pentagon’s policy of more then 2,300 engines, including Htrild photo by Pinto from 6.2 million barrels a day in having dual sources for major spares. January while the price fell to weapons systems, Allison was Although precise costs for the New to Mortarty’s 124.85 per barrel, down $2.29 fronn obligated to pick another contrac­ engines are still being negotiated, the January level. This was the Defense CALDCKt CALDOR tor to join in building the engines. they are expected to cost about Mike Callahan, right, stands with manager. Moriarty, who owns the lowest oil price since November CIRCULAR SALE Pratt It Whitney is headquartered $900,000 each, making the engine Maurice Moriarty in front of the Moriarty business with his brother, Matthew, said 1979. in East Hartford, Conn. Tbe program worth about $2 billion to Bros, automobile dealership on Center Callahan has experience in both the The price of oil on the spot Continues Through engines would be built by Its market has fallen by more than $10 contractor the two companies. Street. Callahar) joined the company manufacturing and retail sides of the Saturday Government Products Division in The program could be delayed or per barrel since November. But West Palm Beach, Fla. even terminated, however, if Con­ March 1 as Lincoln Mercury sales automobile industry. the bulk of oil is purchased under is faulted Pratt & Whitney Is a major gress cuts deeply into Pentagon long-term contracts that do not supplier of Jet fighter engines for spending as part of its effort to change as quickly as the spot C A liD O R both the Air Force and the Navy. rcKluce the federal deficit. market price. The new plane, known as the V-22 FORT WORTH, Texas (AP) — Osprey, is being developed for the Under the terms of the agree­ Stock market shows broad gain Still, experts believe one of the General Dynamics charged' the Navy, but Defense Secretary Cas­ ment between the two contractors, major positive factors that will government $100,000 to buy kitchen par W. Weinberger said in his Allison will be responsible for the help the country’s trading perfor­ equipment in 1980. despite a NEW YO RK (A P ) - The stock more than $10 for every $1,000 in the trade deficit in the months Greenhouse-Fresh annual report to Congress this year design, development and qualifi­ mance this year will be lower oil Pentagon directive that the go­ market ran up a broad gain today, face value. Declining interest ahead because of the dollar’s it is being designed to be used by all cation of the Osprey's powerlant. prices. vernment not pay for non-military and Full-Flowering following through on Wednesday's rates have been cited as a prim ary' decline in currency markets. the services. PAW will participate in the engine items for defense contractors, full-spe^-ahead advance as inter­ force behind the dramatic rise in Gainers among the early volume Economists also believe that the PItW, in a statement released in development program, however, states a published report. EASTERPLANTS est rates kept falling. stock prices since last fail. leaders included Federal National sharp decline in the value of the Washington, said it was picked by which is scheduled for completion The items charged to the govern­ The Dow Jones average of 30 The market also was greeted this Mortgage, up 1 at 34; Chrysler, up dollar will help to boost exports Allison with the Navy's concur­ in September 1990. ment when the company’s Fort .Lilies and Azaleas industrials rose 12.81 to 1,823.51 in morning by some favorable news >/i at 46‘/4; Eastman Kodak, up ‘A while reducing Americans’ appe­ rence, because of its technological The airframe for the new plane is at 64, and Avon Products, up 'A at Worth plant cafeteria was reno­ Your Choice...... Ea. 0 . 9 9 the first hour of trading. on the nation's position in interna­ tite for foreign goods. base, its ability to produce high being developed by Bell Helicopter vated included $1,500 for an Gainers outnumbered losers by tional trade. The Commerce De­ 33'A. of Fort Worth, Texas and Boeing The dollar has fallen by 30 automated potato peeler, reports •3-Bloom Hyacinths . ...4.99 quality, competitively priced en­ more than 4 to 1 in the early tally of partment reported that the foreign The N YS E ’s composite index of gines and its financial resources. Vertol of Philadelphia. percent since it peaked in March the Fort Worth Star-Telegram. New York Stock Exchange-listed trade deficit totaled $12.5 billion in all its listed common stocks added 3>Dr»wBr VidBOcastette >1-Bloom Hyacinths . 1985, but experts say it normally According to a General Account­ ....1.99 issues. February, 24 percent below its .88 to 137.58. Tape Storage Center takes between one year and 18 ing Office audit, the Air Force In the credit markets today, record level in January. On Wednesday the Dow Jones CtfdorRsfl...... 24.97 ■e” Chrysanthemums____4. 99 2; months for a currency decline to sanctioned the purchases despite prices of long-term government Malcolm Baldrlge, secretary of industrial average climbed 32.20 to Odder Sale...... 19.99 Anderson to leave show up in more favorable trade Pentagon directives calling for a •OVii'’ Chrysanthemums . .1 . bonds, which move in the opposite commerce, said he expected 1,810.70, breaking the record of •Mr. IM m i s ...... S-00* numbers. phase-out of government involve­ direction from interest rates, rose further progress toward reducing 1,804.24 it set last Thursday. .D a ffo d ils _____ ...... 4.99 ment in facilities at defense AFTER m SA TE 1 4 . 0 9 contracting companies. Holds up to 36 VHS or Beta cas­ •Tulips...... 4.99 Union Carbide helm The equipment was among sev­ settes. No-mar feet. Store safely eral "questionable acquisitions” on top of or under your TV set. •Orchid Corsage ...... 2.79 DANBURY (A P ) - Warren M. cember 1964 killed more than 2,000 uncovered during a seven-month *S«* «twk «iw MiMs a ItmliallaiW. Anderson, who steered Union people and injured another 200,000. audit of 25 contractors, the ac­ Carbide Corp. through its most Since then, the nation's third- counting office reported. difficult times after a chemical largest chemical company in­ . The investigatory arm of Con­ leak in India killed more than 2,000 itiated a series of moves to trim fat gress did not suggest that the people, on Wednesday reaffirmed from ita multi-billion dollar opera­ General Dynamics kitchen costs his plans to retire this year and tion; successfully fought off a were excessive but said that “ since named his successor. hostile take-over bid and, last kitchen equipment does not appear Anderson said he will step down week, reached a tentative settle­ to be critical to the mission of the as chairman in November when he ment with victims of the chemical How to pick facility, it is difficult to understand PLAY f ^ l L Y reaches Union Carbide's manda­ leak in India. why such equipment was tory retirement age of 65, but give Not long after the Bhopal acci­ provided.” up the position of chief executive dent. Anderson had said in an The agency said that the cost of officer April 23. interview with The Associated such items should be paid by the the number one He recommended to the board of Press that seeing Carbide through company and not the government. directors at a meeting Wednesday its crisis remained his largest task Auditors also found that between tbat Robert D. Kennedy, oneof two before retirement. 1981 and 1985, General Dynamics Carbide presidents, be elected Anderson Joined Union Carbide Fort Worth Division bought more president and chief executive in 1945 as what many colleagues diivi9W «i 9 UlmlOflal than $7 million worth of data officer. They will vote on Ander­ called a “ super salesman." He was newspaper in a processing equipment commer- B/W TV &AM/ra Radio SCOTTS ‘Play Lawn’ SCOTTS‘RMnilyL8«m‘ son's recommendation following president and chief operating bially and tacked on a $1 million to the April 23 shareholders meeting. officer from 1977 until 1982, when $3 million "add-on" fee before Grasa SecNl Mixture Grass Seed Mixture 3 9 ^ ® Reg. 99.M Kennedy, who has been with the he assumed his current posts. sending the bill to the government. * T A A Our company since 1955. became Car­ Union Carbide confirmed Sun­ That action, too. was approved Has weather band! Inckidesprivate Reg. 10.49 . 7 J 9 0 ^ 10.49 .'It.' » dwat— ^ ' i tistankigearphone/iack.AC/DCwith AM bide's president for chemicals and day that it had tentatively agreed multiple paper town. by the Air Force, the General 12V adapter; batl. opt. #VR35 Covers 3000 sq. ft. Stands up (Siuii^gbininMIonkishadeorin AJwBWfoPfwWwWi II :■- aPywKpQMww-HiPBfk wMwPfynLi plastics in a July 1985 management to pay $350 million to settle damage Accounting Office said, even to high-traffic wear and tear. sun. Seeds up to 3000 sq. ft. (orSBf9fln»*...... reorganization, Kennedy,. S3, will and injury claims from the Bhopal though Defense Department regu­ •lOOOSq. R.,iwt.3.M . , ,.3.19 •1000 Sq. R.,nw.*s» ... 3.19 Hosslwi^roott become chairman when Anderson chemical leak. The settlement was lations call for the government to retires, according to a Union worked out between Carbide and buy such items directly to prevent Carbide statement. lawyers for the individual plain­ add-on charges. Those charges f r Alec Flamm, who as vice chair­ tiffs and would cover anyone include company profit and man had been the No. 2 person in injured in the leak, whether they overhead. Carbide's structure, retired March sued the company or not, accord­ Add-ons are allowed on produc­ 1, reportedly after learning that ing to a published report. tion contracts but are not supposed Anderson did not intend to name The Indian government, which to be used on government equip­ him as his successor. wanted nearly $1 billion in dam­ In a town like Manchester, Caring about its readers ment purchases, the accounting J. Clayton Stephenson, 53, cur­ ages, is not part of the tentative you might as well start with should also be a priority with office said. 1 1 I rently Carbide's executive vice settlement and regards it as the number one newspaper. Joe Stout, a spokesman for readership. In a most recent president and chief financial of­ illegal. survey conducted by First The Manchester Herald feels General Dynamics in Fort Worth, H a|S5Ba9 '|3Ml_, ficer, has been appointed chief In August. Union Carbide un­ which makes the F-16 fighter for administrative officer and will veiled a seven-point program Market Research of Boston, it is their responsibility to the Air Force, declined comment become vice chairman in aimed at improving the company's the Manchester Herald holds listen to what residents in on the agency's findings. [ s o n y ] November. financial position and attractive­ the overall local readership Manchester have to say. They Maj. Jim Janette, a spokesman " I feel good about the new Union ness to investors. Company offi­ SCOTTS Lewn Spreader 5/8” x60'VlnyVRubber lead. According to the study, want to hear about readers for the Air Force, said the report Sony 13”* Cable-Ready NELSON Ti 4 If 4 Carbide that is emerging from the cials insisted it was part of a had not reached the Pentagon, and Remote Color TV CaidorljewPdee... .42.99 H0iiifOf€M (Mfiwn now restructing we started last year," continuing restructuring begun in the Manchester Herald is the views on the news — what he could not comment until it did. Hals • W *en ..8.00' % Anderson said in a statement. "Its the mid-1970s. leader for local news, local they think is important, what GAO spokesman George Jahni- Rob. 13.99 prospects are bright.” Analysts, however, noted that at gen confirmed Thursday that ^ 3 4 9 Rob. 399.99 9 j9 9 ' “ tor proiMk. I happenings and local sports, should go into the paper and AFnaiRBSATE ... 3 7 .9 9 Has high burst resistance plus A leak of methyl isocyanate, a no time in Union Carbide's histo^ General Dynamics Fort Worth 181 channel capability and random with three quarters of the what shouldn’t. They’re Large 21" wkfth wfth precision fun-flow sofld brass couplings. atkifcy. pesticide ingredient, at Carbide’s have such dramatic moves come in Division was one of 21 contractor access multMunction rsmote, on­ flow control. Dtanble ftnish. plant in Bhopal, India, in De­ such rapid succession. readers saying the coverage points on local issues to be especially interested in screen display, timer. 0KV1370 facilities in which auditors found MW wBrw 9km R •SW' kte'Hoaa, M »iM » 14.99 ■ iWlftWM is the most extensive. more than sufficient in hearing any comments you equipment purchases that were i'Y •... deemed improper or questionable. explaining the issues. may have about the service Jahnigen said the cases involv­ Lydall buyback goes on Next, the number one news­ you get from the Herald. They ing General Dynamics were “ typi­ The Board of Directors of Lydall an average per-share price of paper should provide readers The number one newspaper guarantee prompt delivery cal" of problems found among ::n Inc. of Manchester has approved $13.7$; with a depth of information should also provide a service and courteous, efficient other defense contractors. the continuation of the company’s Chairman Millard H. Pryor Jr. General Dynamics bought needed to make valued and to its subscribers. The service on all billing matters. stock repurchase program an­ said the purchase of treasury stock $127,000 worth of kitchen equip­ Manchester Hejald is found to If you’re not satisfied, they, nounced in January 1995. is an excellent investment consid­ reasonable decisions regard­ ment between 1979 and 1960 as part Garf The board also authorized the ering the company's strong cash ing key local issues that may be a good community want to know about it. of a $645,000 renovation of the out to officers of Lydall to purchase up to position. impact on their lives today, or newspaper by over nine in ten employee cafeteria in Fort Worth. -V ^ ' 100,000 shares of the company's Lydall Inc. is a $105 million Jahnigen said. lunch ^ ? s . in the future. Well that same readers, with over one third If you’re still trying to figure common stock for treasury over manufacturer of products for Among the items purchased was rating it as very good. The out which is the number one the coming year. During 1005, industry which include specialty study shows that the a potato peeler, manufactured by 1 2 Lydall purchased 71,401 shares of fiber materials and engineered Manchester Herald is rated Manchester Herald is also a newspaper in Manchester, the Hobart Corp. of Ohio. Jahnigen its common stock for treasury at elastomer and fiber components. very effective advertising tool facts are obvious. Your choice said. quite highly in terms of space A Hobart sales representative in devoted to selected issues in for reaching the Manchester will be the same paper more Fort Worth said the peeler pur­ GARFIELD OUTTOLUNCH its Opinion pages. Nearly Area public and it is and more readers in chased by General Dynamics can Bay State bank acquired eight in ten readers find that preferred over most other Manchester choose every day. peel 30 pounds of potatoes in three by CyiMlita byOwldDemwIs 1^ Jim Davis byOr.Ssass the space devoted to view­ forms of printed advertising. The Manchester Herald — minutes and now costs $2,900. In HARTFORD (UPI) - Hartford Hanford National Corp. is the 1979, the peeler would likely have I S a S G tS n 7.9S 1 3 . 2 6 Uat19.98 4 . 1 6 IMiMW 6 J 6 4 M eja« National Corp. has announced it parent company of Connecticut your voice in Manchester. cost about half that amount, the National Bank, with 159 offices, A v f lx a n t M ^ Joy, sorrow & From soMBda iwiwori $0 ipoaa ■ QaoflaWiaimiimaomiRimlm-- At has signed a definitive agreement and Ariington Trust Co., with 19 company representative said. poMion strafchiriB over a Bfs- maoca AManlic CflygWs omr- ktg ou$raWMua...io ba rnota ohF : with First Bank of Massachusetts offices. In addition to the peeler. General Mme. Charactois you’fl w k n (o tafcan by gnmd. monadBlafror. raoaeiiai A k w M oMunniaa and «wSwain»ow..,y«ir I under which it will acquire First 'Dynamics also bought two dis­ loflaw past the final book page! SioeMng. frigManing.fwMl trua. of faina bally taugliB. w« appracwfi R littlaOsr; Bank. Tbe agreement to acquire First hwashers for $00,000, a food cutter Tbe agreement, which must be Bank comes as Hanford National for $2,400 and tw o ' ‘dish ubies” for approved by state and federal nears completion of its acquisition $6,900, Jahnigen said. regulators, will allow the of tbe Boston-based Provident Air Force officials said they Cbelmsford-based First Bank to Institution for Savings on April 1, iianrlfPHtpr Hrralft were Justified in approving the CALDOR EVERYDAY LOW PRICES MANCHESTER VERNON operate with ita own identity, Newell said. kitchen equipment purchases be­ officers, and directors, Hartford tt A U BORDEN WALLPAPER EXIT 62 . ROUTE 84 TRI-aTY SHOPPING CENTER When that nterger is complete, cause of a contract with General National Chairman Robert L. YOUR VOICE IN MANCHESTER Hartford National's assets will be • Dynamics calling for replacement Newell saM Wednesday. 4 0 % O F F I NOURS: WONOAV 'nWU SAYIMOAV IS AH TO SM PH • i . anmn cioan lAanN i pmcta wvaum th r u aATUROAv First Bank, with asaets of $250 nnoK than $9.5 billion, making it 'of old equipment, the GAO milUon, haa 10 branches in tbe the third largest of New England Source: First Market Research of Boston, January 199S. 'reported. greater Lowell area. bank holding companies, he said.

V MANCHESTER HERALD. Thurtdav. March 27.1«»6 — t » n - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. March 27.1986 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 TAG SALE SIGN Are thinos piling up? Then why not baye a TAG SALE? ...... 25 Entertainment ...... 53 Farm Supplies and Equipment... . M Notices Bufinett Property...... 81 Resort Property ...... 26 BookkeepIno/Income T a x ...... 54 Offlce/Retoll Equipment ...... R ATCi: 1 to 5 days: W cent* per line per dov. The hesf way to announce It is with a Herald Tag Se e Lost/Found...... 01 ...... 27 Carpentry/Remodellno...... 55 Recreational equipment...... 82 Mortgages...... 83 6 to 19 days: 70 cent* per line per dov. Personal*...... 02 Wanted to Buy...... 28 Palntlnp/Paperlna...... 56 Boats and Marine Equipment.... 20 or more days: 40 cent* per line per day. Classified Ad. When you nlace your ad. you II reraive Announcements...... 03 Roofina/Sidino...... 57 Musical Items...... 84 Minimum charge: 4 lines. A uctions...... 04 Floorina...... 58 Cameras and Photo Equipment. .. 85 ONE TAG SALE SIGN FREE compliments of The Herald. 05 Rentals 59 Pets and Supplies...... 86 Financial...... Electrical ...... D IA D LIN IS : For cloulfled advertisement* to Rooms tor Rent...... 31 Heotlno/Plumblna...... 60 Miscellaneous tor Sole...... 87 Employment & Education Aportments for Rent...... 32 Miscellaneous Services...... 61 Tag Sales...... 88 be published Tuesday through ...... 33 62 Wanted to Buy/Trade...... 89 deadline Is noon on the day before publlcotmn. STOP IN AT OUR OFFICE, 1 HERALD SQ., IWANCHESTER Condominiums tor Rent — Services Wanted...... For advertisement* to be published Monday, Help Wanted...... 11 Homes for Rent...... 34 the deadline Is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. Situation W anted...... 12 Store/Oftice Space...... 35 Merchandise Business Opportunities . 13 Resort Property ...... 36 14 71 Automotive n n ROOMS Instruction...... Industrial Property...... 37 Holldov/Seasonal...... R IA D YOUR AD. Classified advertisement* ore n n homes r n BUSINESS Employment Service* .. 15 Miscellaneous for Rent...... A Antiques and Collectible*...... 72 Cars for Sale...... 91 taken by telephone os a convenience. The PROPERTY Rentals 1 ^ for rent Roommate* Wanted...... Clothing ...... 73 Trucks/Vans for Sale...... 92 Manchester Herald Is responsible for only one liilFOR SALE Wanted to Rent...... 40 Furniture...... 74 Campers/Trallers...... 93, Incorrect Insertion and then only for fhe size of Ladles Only — Nice, aulet Reol Estate TV/Stereo/Appllances...... 75 MotorevCIes/Mopeds...... 94 the original Insertion. Error* which do not Manchester — Colonial, n n ROOMS room tor senior citizen or .. 95 IUS1NESS& seven rooms, three bed­ Homes for Sale ...... Machinery and Tools...... 76 Auto Services...... lessen the value of the advertisement will not ★ FOR RENT working girl. Reference* Services Lawn and Garden...... 77 Autos for Rent/Lease...... 96 be corrected by an additional Insertion. rooms, two car garage, and security. Call otter Condominiums for Sale. .. 97 large screened front Manchester — Restau­ Lots/Land for Sole...... 51 Good Things to E a t...... 78 Miscellaneous Automotive...... |M»CaU«E0US 5;30om, 644-0383. .. 98 • porch, wood burning rant. Prime location. Ex­ Investment Property cleaning Services...... ,52 Fuel OII/Coal/FIrewood...... 79 Wanted to Bu'y/Trade...... cMiraim/ M Available April 1 comfor­ SERVICES stove In family room, wall tremely nice. Seats 100 table single room with ■ Gentlemen Only — Cen­ REMKiUlll % :i to wall carpeting through­ plus. Recently remo­ I shower. In Ideal location, tral location, kitchen orlv- out, aopllanced kitchen. deled. Asking $120,000. R-r-n'IMoor* Odd lobs. Trucking. off route 83 near route 84, lleges, parking available. Tilt House Works. Rtsl- Forrond RemodeflnO *- Must be seen. $114,900. Owner anxious, make k* dolljdno In Home repairs. You nomo $55 weekly. Call 872-3603 Security and references I dufitlcrt heusednanlng. An Cabinets, roofinf, puF It, wo do It. Owner, by appointment offer. Financing availa­ weekdays 9-5. ters« room addition*/ oldW tiooiW.hatuffif and only, call after 6pm, 643- ble. Call Strano Real Est- required. 649-9227 or 569- itabllthtdl company pMnad.. No o i^n p onv* motes. Insured. 6434304. 3528. Ity bonUM wNh WtOVO decks, dll Ivpo* of ronji;' 7518. ate, 647-7653. Manchester, Very quiel ) work bytgw the dolfnp and ropolr*. PRie moro; John v* ^ll* . Call Sitter Needed for 2 child­ : 44**S7r ■ Howko* Tre* Service room tor mature gentl6 Room for non-smoking 2 Reol Estate Agents— Full Immediate openings for Part Time Custodial help Dental Hvoenist - Part trot*. Con Toitoyi estimotos. Fully IttsureCk Buckot Truck & Chipper. By Owner — Victorian man, kitchen priveledges, Emergency? In Manches­ Cashier — Weekend ren after school. School U SE R ICE to Cleon the gentleman. Kitchen privi­ carpenters, experienced needed for small private time, one week day, possi­ and part time wanted by Teltphonc 0434017, oltoit Stump Removal. Free Es­ style country home In convienlent, references. ter, diol 911 tor fire, nights. Immediate open­ aggressive Manchester days only, 2:30-6:00 near Inside of bottles and long- leges, refrigerator- In framing and must know school In Manchester. ble Saturdays. 423-8922. 6pm^0474509.■■ timate*. Speclol con*ld*r- quiet setting. 6 rooms with $65 weekly. 649-8011. police, medical help. ing. Apply at Atlas Mobil, agency. Personalized Washington Elementary. IV] baths, reasonably stem vases. Sprinkle rice freezer, air conditioning, how to layout. Full time $3.50 per hour, very tlexl- Ask for Laurie. rMoustettonina ■— Very otlon for Elderly and Han- washer & dryer, parking, John Fitch Blvd., South Accounting Clerk — Port training, many benefits. Call 647-9905 Otter 6pm. priced. Call 742-8665 after inside container, add employment & benefits. ble hours. Call 646-1610. I wday tody wtif etoativour Rpbort E. J o*"y/**v dlcdpped. 647*7553. Security & references re­ Windsor, between the time to work I'/j days In Data Entry Clerk/Tvolst Green House Realty, 646- so wMIt. you work, BuiidinB-Romodoitpd 6pm. warm, sudsy water and hours of 6am and 1pm. Manchester ond 1'/j days Call 742-5317, 8:30 to 5om, quired. Call 643-5600. Monday thru Friday. Part Time Security Offic­ — C R T Insert Input of 4655. Moving Company expe­ nchostor through Wll* Spociollsi. Addltlone,tiHff'> OdmoA Having Reports, Resum**, 1 ^ - shake vigorously. The In New Britain. Computer labor and materials for riencing growth In need of nntic orto. Coll Jon, Cipctrlca^Probloms? Immaculate — Coventry, rice will polish and clean HELP WANTED Part Time — AAA Auto ers — Evenings 5:30pm to opot, roofinp, sidfnp, kit* ttrs ond oil oth*r typing Wishing will not sell any­ O N E O F T H E surest ways experience helpful. Call 10pm, weekends 7-3 & 3-11. lob cost reporting and Medical Assistant, Man­ von foremon helpers, me­ l'7lF5406atttr llnoon. chons, bathroom*, ,ond Need « or 0 small don* in my tiom*. Good $114,900. Traditional Co­ interior. Use the classified Club. Opportunity In our Rona, Connecticut Travel Immediate openings for chester Medical office, lonial located on 1.3 acres thing ... a low-cost od In to find bargain buys Is to 7 columns to sell those still Port Time Inserters experienced carpenters. Manchester area. Imme­ other clerical duties as chanic, warehousemen...... roplacomtnt window** WopdIftjSm iMHteIrtli* in work, r*a»anaW* ra t«. shop the c la s s ify ods telemarketing depart­ Services, after 1pm, 522- assigned by supervisor. 13;45pm to 5:4Spm, M on­ NestdontlW-Work. Joseph In prime residential area. good, but no longer used Classified will. Why not wanted. Call 647-9944, ask Trim work and plastic diate openings to quali­ Shepards, Inc., 20 Eastern I Pfofgsslonol Cloanino /door*. 046^3. Cali Sue' 6494134 or 74^ every day. ment, 391 Broad Street, 0437. EOE.______Applicants should possess day, Tuesday, Thursday, oirtlGt*, spgdalizlng’ In Duma*) FMlv Uc*m*d. Front to bock fireolaced Items around your home. place one todayl 643-2711. for Bob. Manchester. Interesting laminate experience a fied applicants, over 18, Park Road, 528-9141. EO E. 7463/leOvo message. car, telephone, clean po­ typing skills and min­ Friday. Assist physicians homos, apartments ond Fro* eiffn!ldt**..046.52S3. living room, 3 bedrooms, work In pleasant sur­ Receptionist for busy ap­ prerequisite. Full time with patient care Includ­ formal dining room, IV] Paste-uo artist, part time, record. $4.50 per hour imum of one year C R T Individual to work In the Offices. Service* con be roundings. Hourly wage pliance store In Manches­ employment & benefits. ing Sigmoidoscopies and baths, 2 car attached gar- 20 hours, Monday, Tues- to start. Call 527-0225 for data entry experience. manufacturing of fiber­ eWanaed days or mren- nmm/^ Timothy AAcdnvIil* El*et- n n HOMES n n HOMES 1 ^ HOMES and commission. ter. Heavy telephone Call 742-5317, 8:30 to 5pm. clerical work experience ric— Spododiztdin updot- oge. Call Now. D.W . Fish dov, Thursday afternoons work. Most be responsi­ Monday thru Friday. on appointment. This is a full time positon glass tubs. Will train, call Inst. excellent remren- MfEsms .jt [£ U for sale [iJFOR SALE Monday-Thursday, 4pm- carrying complete com­ required. Send resume. Ing elochleal fuse bontls Realty 643-1591 or 871- [^F O R SALE ond Friday nights. News­ 9pm. We will troln. Ask for ble for dally cash, heavy Hebron, 226-0288. ces, all work ouoronteed. Spring meons lawn work. paper experience helpful. Dental Assistant — Storrs pany benefit package. Box O, c/o Manchester F^toasecollS2F4S39. Nome your own prlot - - to dreult breoktr* plus Let us* do It tor you. 1400.O Judy Naty, 646-7096. An customer contact. Light Harold.______Please send work history bookkeeping. Call 647- family practice, chairside Send resume and salary Child Care, Housekeeping Father ond son. FOSh hem* repair edflng. Free Monthly and oor cutting Equal Opportunity history to; Industronics, estimote*. 647*7292. and salary requirements Employer. 9997, Jan or Joan, be­ experlenc, warm, friendly Learn New Trade. Fire In Monchest^r area. Ref­ depondoble service) rotas available. Servicing to: The Manchester He­ tween 12-4pm. personality with strong Inc., 489 Sullivan Ave., erences. To core for 7 BOOKKEmNS/ residential ahd commer­ Service Station Mechan­ South Windsor, C T 06074. restoration company rald, Box S C/0 Manches­ desire to work with people looking for a few strong, year old, house & provide mCOMETAX !ga:.fa!a3ig cial occounts. Coll ics and Attendants. Full essential. Excellent be­ EOE/MF. ter Herald. Office Position — Full and part time. Uniforms energetic people. Will transportation to activi­ Fortner's, 644-0415. "Qual- RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL time, good typing ability, nefits, No Saturdays or train. Start at $5 per hour. ties. Good driving record. Polntlnp and Poperhonp* Itv Service Yeor Round" furnished. Apply In per­ evenings. 4-4’/j days. 429- Classified Telephone Res- »m* Taxes prepared In pleasant phone personal­ son, 252 Spencer Street, Call 9am-3pm, 646-6855. $100 weekly, oooroxl- Ihp — Exterior ond Inte­ 8282. ervatlonist — Monday ur own home. Call Jim Telemarketing — Make ity & good organizational Manchester. mately 21 hours during ' rtoyonoble rotes. 74^ rior, celling* rtpolred. Fogarty r - 1^- ScoH's Lawn Care and a appointments with busi­ skills required. Computer thro Friday, 8:30-5pm. school year. Possibly Refercne**, fuilv.tmured. throdm rempMIngi In* complete landscaping LIST YOUR COMMERCIAL Hartford Road Dairy Receptlonlst/clerk-typlst. Computer knowledge, Receptionist — Manches­ PotttrOpm. ness owners for market­ experience helpful. Call more hours/pav In Quality work. Martin ftalioNeh water heater^ service. Reasonable Queen taking applications good typing skills re­ ter doctor's office,, part AND BUSINESS PROPERTIES ing department. Maintain Evergreen Industry, 649- Good typist with organi­ time for mature person, summer. 522-5593 or 646- Mattoson, evening*, 649. garbaab'dtogMolsl faucet rotes. Coll i otter spm, for Assistant Night Man­ zational skills, pleasant quired, high school gradu­ S w S rS l9 i«3 9 . yi*a/M- ager. Female preferred. 5 log and pertinent records. 8667 tor Interview must be available when 2327. 4431. 649^1841. WITH US. Hours are 9:30-3om. appointment. telephone manner 8, an ate, pleasant phone voice, j a m i m / oslerCgrdticeepted. or 6 nights weekly, 5pm- Neat Looking self- excellent fringe benefits. needed. Call 646-0188 for Hourly plus bonus pro­ ability to work In a fast Interview. Waitresses. Afternoon SEMOKUNS Prestige LOwn Care - 11pm. $4.50 to $5.00hourly. directive person for resi­ paced environment, For confidential Inter­ RECENT DEPOSITS AND SALES: Experienced preferred. gram. Pleasant office lo­ dential and commercial and evening positions Spring clean up. Lawn cated In Glastonbury. 633- hourly rate to $5.45, de­ view, coll Penny Sleffert, open. Apply In person La w p e n trv ond remodel* lEOUS shrub maintenance. Fer- Apply In person, Hartford cleaning of carpets, floors 643-2711 between 9om and Manicurist Wanted In o I MAIN ST., MANCHESTER 8750. pending on experience. progressive salon In Ver­ Strada West 471 Hartford IlM services — Compleic i R M M li S ttlliino, weekly mowing. Road Dairy Queen. and furnishings. Willing­ Call RHAM High School noon. Permanent Part Time ness to learn. Entry level non. Will train In all Road, Manchester. Ihomc rapolr* and remo- Insured, tree estimates. EAST CENTER ST., MANCHESTER Hebron, 228-9474 for an IdeHng. Quality work. Ref* Call 6444561. . Delivery Teller Work. Will train. position. Call 633-3335. Painters, Carpenters, phases of noil care spe­ Call Simon B Simon Tl*' Apply 923 Main Street, application. Deadline for cializing In gel nails. Full Short Order Cook. Port lerencet, licensed and In* BERLIN TPKE., NEWINGTON receipt of appllcotlon, Fri­ Roofers. Minimum 2 ye­ lemosfert for ealet and Thotbhlng, mowing* FUND RAISER Manchester, 646-1700. Laborer for siding com­ and part-time positions time day position open. I Mired. Coll 6464165. h e ^ i trlmiwng, light Lawn Maintenonce — Earn Extra Cash day, April 4th. ars experience required. Apply in person. La Installation of c*raml& Free estimates. By the lob WEST CENTER ST.. MANCHESTER The Easter Seals Society pany. 643-9633, 742-5406. Good strong company. available. Good benefits. mosaic, guonry B vinyl trucking. profo*ilono ly of Connecticut, located Delivering SNET Tele­ Call for an appointment, Strode West 471 Hartford I Ail Types of Remodellne. oaulpgod, dopondoWo. in­ or monthly rates. Cons- Wanted - Carpenters 643-2659. Ine lob to small, rsosono* til*. FreS estlmote*. OFF MAIN ST., MANCHESTER oft Route 2 In Hebron, Is phone directories In the TY P E S ETTE R , Full Full or part time - Depen­ 643-6713. Rood Manchester. sure, Roy Hdrdy, 446* merclol and residential. sseking an energetic. greater Manchester area. helpers, no experience Ible P lies* . Coll Jim , 647* Pleas* cell for an opomnt* Coll J., 6494I0P. time position, first dable person tor yard Salesperson — Commis­ 7973. . Imaginative, mature per­ Hours flexible with pay­ necessary. Year round Cook — Immediate open­ h « N . mont, 6494399. SIX ROOM COLONIAL son to organize special ment dependent on shift. Compugra- maintenance, raking, work or summer college sion Soles, good, strong Our Membership in C.I.D. mowing, etc. Must have company. Positive atti­ ing for quality, expe­ l'/2 BATHROOMS events. Position requires amount of books deliv­ phic Editwriter 7700 students. Glastonbury rienced person. Starting enables us to expose your excellent communication ered. type of area plus car Operator. Experi­ driver's license. Call 646- area. 633-2904. tudes need only apply. 8042, ask for Bob or leave pay UP to $6 per hour with Poste-up artist, port time, NEW HEATING UNIT skills, both oral and writ­ allowance. Must be ence a must. Abie to 643-2659. advancement potential. commercial or business property' ten. Must have ability to message. 20 hours, Monday, Tues­ licensed driver with car or Apply In person to Don, relate well to volunteers. light truck with 3 or more work independently, Painters Helper — Must day, Thursday afternoons I HOMES I HOMES ■ HOMES I HOMES NEW CARPETING statewide and even beyond. Previous fund raising ex- daylight hours available willing to work over­ Hungry Tiger, Manches­ and Friday nights. News­ I FOR SALE SALESPEOPLE be hard working, reliable, ter, 649-1195. I FOR SALE I FOB SALE I FOR SALE NO-WAX KITCHEN FLOOR perlsnce a plus. Excellent during the week or week­ time, and can handie able to do interlor/exte- paper experience helpful. Call us for details! Machinist or Tool Maker Please send work history A benefits, liberal time off end. Coffee & Donut Shop rlor. Call between 9am Spacious 3 family, 3 car pressure. — Port time available. and salary requirements Old World Charm — Man­ Bolton. Nice starter or DISHWASHER with pay. small, suppor­ Excellent opportunity for and 4pm. 246-7101. Another New Listing! 100' garage. $190,000. Call 646 tive office. Must have driv­ Apply at: to: The Manchester He­ on the beach. $109,900. chester. $106,900. With retirement home, 6 room For confidential in­ Mature adults and high retired person. For more ranch, toll bosement with 0754. STOVE - OVEN JIM DEROCCO er's license and car. Sa­ Product Development school students. Part rald, Box S C/O Manches­ With warno weather orrlv- modern conveniences. lary range $15,500 to terview, call Irene Information, coll 742-6827. Mature Individual needed Refurbished, spacious L shaped family room and Corp. time all shifts. Excel­ to set up and operate Secretarial — Need top ter Herald. Ing soon, you'll really Brand New Listing!! I Oak TWO CAR GARAGE ED SWAIN $17,500. Closing date for Gross at THOMP­ appreciate this year- eot-ln kitchen with lovely sliders to the bock yard, c/o Knights of Columbus lent pay with experi­ modern electronic power notch, skilled, profes­ large deck, nice garden St. Area — East Hartford. application: April 4. 1966. SON ASSOCIATES, Receptionist — Styling round 4 bedroom water­ pantry area. Dining Send resume to J.H. Otto, 138 Main Street ence or we will train. presses. Potential em­ sional, calm secretary for area too, assumable mort­ Spotless 7 room Cape with 688-7281 - between HELP WANTED dynamic, fast paced, suc­ Solon. One day weekly, front home on Coventry room, up to 5 bedrooms, lovely summer porch. P.O. Box 100. Hebron. C T Manchester Apply in person: ployee must be mechonl- gage. Call Century 21 BELFIORE, REALTORS 8:30am and 12 noon. • Mechanic cessful ad agency. Excel­ more hours available, Lake. You can swim, large rear deck. Over­ Aluminum siding, newer ASK FOR: 06248 or call 646-1520. colly Inclined and willing sized two car garage. Call Tedtord 647-9914. • Ports Poller to learn and achieve. lent salary and benefits In must be flexible. Coll water ski, or Ice skate to roof, beautifully finished * Counterman 643-6339, osk for Carol. your heart's content! This Now. D.W. Fish Realty R Mister Donut this key position. Call oak floors and lots more! Apply In person, Good potential with excel­ 643-1591 or 871-1400.D Summer Tim e — $46,900. 431 Main St. 647-1413 255 West Middle Tpke. lent benefits. Apply in Barbara at 646-2906. will not lost long so call $94,000. Jackson 8, Jack- ED SWAIN Mansfield Auto Ports, today! Allbrio Realty, Clean one bedroom year Connecticut Manchester person. Quality Nome Manufacturing facility In round home with a great son Real Estate, 647-8400 Connecticut Connecticut Route 32, Mansfield. Inc., 649-0917.D "Four Bedrooms" — In Bank & Trust Bank 8< Trust Plate, Fisher Hill Rood, Laborer for pipeline con­ Manchester has on Imme­ water view of Coventry or 6468646.0 Bank & Trust struction, must be rello- diate opening In the Ac­ this lovely, vinyl sided East Glastonbury. Cute As A Button!!! Im- with brick front. Colonial. Lake. Ideal starter home. DATA ENTRY DATA ENTRY DATA ENTRY b l e a n d hove counting Deportment tor Hurry! "We Guarantee transportation, too a General Accounting maculate 5 plus room IV] baths, fireplace with ■ CARS I CARS OPERATORS OPERATORS Connecticut QUALITY CONmOL Auto Dlsmontler Wanted ranch on acre plus lot In coal-wood stove to re­ Our Homes!". Blonchard CARS I CARS I CARS OPERATORS wages. 649-6087. Clerk. The qualified Indi­ Bank & Trust Successful applicants — Must have own tools Coventry. Tastefully dec­ main In beamed-celling 8i Rossetto Real Estate, FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE and auto experience. vidual must hove at least 3 6462482.Q [ID mutt be able to interact years experience In ac­ orated, oak floors, plush living room. Nice rec Why Stay You Pick While the DATA ENTRY with management on all Company oald health In­ wall to wall carpet, full room, 3 zone gas heat. surance, call 649-3391. count receivables, ac­ Beautiful custom 7 room iiieiienssiisssisisisieiiiiissisisiiissiiiiisssissiiiiiissiiissnsississsssss*'x*z****"**********"***********” *y OPERATORS levels and perform the fol­ count payables and pay­ bosement, beautiful Call Today - $105,900. The Hours! Kids are lowing Inspection proce­ landscaping. Offered at Strano Real Estate, 647- split level, 3 bedrooms, sssM usm m sissM M SW tfM s******” **************’ ***” **********” *********************"** Home? Teacher Aide — Needed Gas Station Attendont- roll. Experience with IBM 2V] baths. Dining room • Part Time dures: 5285 computer Is o plus. $99,900. Jackson 8, Jack- 7653.0 • Part Time at School. Like Some for substitute positions In /Mechonlc's Helper — son Real Estate, 647-8400 ond large fireolaced liv­ • Finished Product day core setting. Flexible Full time days, must be Hours are 8om-5om Mon­ ing room with Cathedral • Flexible Hours • Part Time Extra Income? day thru Friday. Inter­ or 6464646.0______Manchester — New list­ • Flexible Hours Inspection hours and experience pre­ Cleon, will train, benefits. ing. Unique Cape that ceilings. Fully aopllanced anytime between anytime between * Work In Progress ferred. Call 649-2469. Call Lorry's, 871-1790. ested Individuals may fill sky-lit kitchen with patio • Flexible Hours • Part Time out applications begin­ New Dutch Colonlol — otters everything. 3 bed­ 9am - 11 pm. 9am -11 pm. Inspection Located at the base of doors leading to large anytime between • Raw Material ning M ay 31, 1996 at 80 rooms, large rec room Case Mountain on Soring with fireplace, formal din­ deck. First floor family 9am -11 pm. • Flexible Hours Inspection Colonial Road, Manches­ room and laundry-lav • Competitive • Competitive • Return Product Street. Seven spacious ing "room, living ,room anytime between ter, CT. Salary commen­ rooms, 2'/z baths, 2 cor combo. 2 car garage with Salary Salary • Competitive 9am -11 pm. Insp^lon NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED surate with experience. with fireplace, screened Salary garage and a treed lot! porch, 2 baths, oversized 2 electric doors. Features • Free Parking • Free Parking It interested, please con­ IN MANCHESTER AREA EOE. Meet with the builder car garage, many extras. that Include striking tiled • Free Parking • Competitive tact the Personnel De­ today In order to custom­ $129,000. U 8i R Realty, entry wav with open stair­ • All Positions at • All Positions at Salary partment, Plllowtex Corp. 407-553 odd only Ambitious person to do ize this quality home. "We 643-2692.0 way. Central air, central • All Positions at Cantar 8L maintenance service and vac, wall to woll carpeting CBT, Founders CBT, Founders 49' Regent Street. Man­ 4 2 0 ^ Guarantee Our Homes!". CBT, Founders Wist MIddli Tpki. Installation work. Must Country Club Location — and Italian tile through­ Plaza, East Plaza, East • Free Parking chester. C T 06040. 646- III Blanchard & Rossetto Plaza, East Mirbli St have some electricol Real Estate, 646-2482.0 Quality new home with out. Tastefully decorated, Hartford. Hartford. 1737. knowledge and be me­ Hartford. • All Positions at MeCibi SL III first floor master bed­ this fine quality crafted CBT, Founders Stock Plici III chanically inclined. O N E O F T H E good habits room suite. 2V] baths, 2 home located on a large F o r m ore F o r m ore F o r m ore Plaza, East HIIIlKd SL 357-501 Tepco Air Pollution Con­ thrifty people hove deve­ fireplaces. Must Be Seen! professionally lands­ THIS LOCATION trol, 633-7958. $177,900. "We Guorantee caped lot in executive 7.7®/o9-9®/Oi^ A f-i B I A I ^1 a I ^ informotion. Coll information. Coll information. Call Hartford. Spring SL 107-445 loped Is dolly reading of 7 a m 5/ICO/-MOV APR FINANCING i III the ads In classified. Our Homes!". Blanchard area of South Manches­ Paul Howard, Paul Howard, Paul Howard, CURRENTLY Carriigi Or. That's where they find 8, Rossetto Real Estate, ter. $162,900. Owner. 289- ON MERCURY ON MOST OTHER 244-4337. 244-4337. 244-4337. F o r m ore So. Fkih Dr. III value buys. 6462482.0 9321 or 6460891. information. Coll INVOLVEO IN A Sunnybroik Or. III I LINCOLN-MERCURYy Port Tim e Help Wanted — Paul Howard, Miyfitld Rd. III * MODELS' LADOR OISPUTE. III Apply In person, Pero 244-4337. Dinmouth Rd. Fruit Stand, 276 Oakland WE NEED A Street, Manchester, 643- NEW LISTINGS! MANCHESTER HERALD 6384. CLASSIFIED TELEPHONE Call NOW 647-9946 I9 M MneURY 1986 MiRCURY 7 HORIES lYNX SUIESIDRII HD FOR SALE G : 16m . I .♦ iHer ewfiee RESERVATIONIST TFI.BiPHOWE OPEKATOR 3.0 liter engine »**$***SSW$S**«SSS$S'HW W W H * fcwii wheel wre^ sfekmd Se4 4 cyhedev ewfiise 4 Bfeed men. trmm. Mgik vWMhy brake hfht BiiBeiEenM Experience Is required. Will be operating our $ I All real estate advertised 8S eewer ereeeB AM/N4^ eReeeJiniwS kehed radleli * * ROLM telephone system. We have a busy $ $ In the Manchester Herold UST PRICE $6490 tvel iniectleti switchboard which requires prompt courteous Is subject to the federal Si MON. THRU FRI. 8:30 to 5 $ BESTIII « Fair Housing Act of 1968, MORIARTY DISCOUNT: -205 service to our clients and sales reps. Some light which makes It Illegal to YOU PAY: O VtR 22 AVAILABLeil $ 1, i » 6 a 9 5 • Computer Knowledge • typing also required. PART TIME $ advertise any preference, $ limitation or discrimina­ I' imMncutYcoumis 1986 RiniCIIRY MJMD RIRRQUIS il $ tion based on race, color, V^E • Good typing skills required • TYPIST $ S S Sdeer 4««inder til wheel JOB IN TOWN! $ religion, sex or national •teerinf intepeshSent ovhecentrel A/C frenl A reer hwmyer tlripE $ origin, or an Intention to wnIrasM deck 6 wny pewer drlwer'e rant • High school graduate • This position requires excellent typing skills. $ pewev dihtes'E eent $tedi#S168 $ moke any such prefer­ Gracious Colonial AM/MwMi Bewef lecbB YOU PAY: Additional duties include terminal data entry »5” hr./8taii ence, limitation or dis­ South Windsor Ranch UST MICE $15*t76 $ $< Move-in condition. 3 bed­ FAaORY DISCOUNT: -314 • Pleasant phone voice • and assisting the receptionist with incoming crimination. The Herald UST MICE $15,522 YOU PAY: $ $ . will not knowingly accept New roof, newly painted ex­ rooms, full basement, full at­ MORIARTY DISCOUNT: -L563 telephone calls. No dress code. Casual fun at­ terior. Large, enclosed rear tic, 2 car garage. Large FACTOtY DISCOUNT: 3,999 • Pleasant atmosphere $ $ any advertisement which MOHUUITYDISCOUNT: -l,07« • Good salary mosphere. If you enjoy talking Is In violation of the law. porch, 3 bedrooms, 6 rooms rooms, Nice big entry foyer « 1 3 , 9 9 9 We offer excellent wages and a noncontributory $ $ with open stairway.Must be • Health benefits • Holidays A birthdays benefit program including a pennon plan. Apply $ on the phone, we might have a $ Moving Right Alonalll total. Very nice home! in person or call 643-1101. Replies will be kept $ job for you. We offer a guaran­ $ This brand new home Is *99,900. $119,900. confidential. An Ek]ual Opportunity Employer now under construction $ teed salary with bonuses. Work $ on Stonehedge Lane In For confidential Interview: Male/Female $ $ Bolton. Featuring 7 “Putting You 1st Is 2nd Nature To Us!“ done from our office, four even­ $ rooms, 3 bedrooms, 2.5 Call Penny Sleffert • 643-2711 $ baths with a Jacuzzi In the ALLIED PRINTING SERVKXS, INC ings a week and Saturday $ $ master bedroom both. Between 9 a.m. and Noon 579 MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST MANCHESTER. CT 06040 $ mornings. Call Michelle, 647- $ Large spacious rooms, 10' X 36' deck, brick front and STRANO REAL ESTATE ( 9946, Monday-Thursday eve- $ oL the mark of printing excellerx» cedar siding tool Offered 156 E. CENTER $T.. MANCHESTER. CT. itSj $ inga, also Saturday mornings. $ at $169,500. Quality con­ $ struction by LevIttI Jock- iBattfhFHlFr Iferalft son & Jackson Real Est­ CALL TODAY - 647-“SOLD” l S » {$mmws$s$ss$$s$$$$$$$sws» ate, 647-8400 or 6464646.0 r i v- ‘t?> >--v'r>^’

M - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thuridav. March 27, 19M MANCHESTER SPORTS CLASSIFIED AnVERTISING 643-2711 Crestfield, union Sabres regain This production start negotiations fourth place not for squares CARS CARS R n CAMPERS/ APARTMENTS STORE AND ITV/STEREO/ MISCELLANEOUS | t o |'|TRAILERS------TA 8 SALES FOR SALE FOR SALE 3 FOR RENT OFFICE SPACE APPLIANCES FOR SALE ... page ... page 9 ... page 13 1979 Renault LeCor — 190$ Ford Escort — 2 door 1973 Volkswagen Camper Lika Prlvot# Horn# — 3'/^ Office Space — 500 so. ft. Upright Vacuum — 830 or Needs clutch. Otherwise hatchback. New England — Good condition. 81,500. room oporfmont. Aopllon- Heat Included. 8200 per best offer. 643-1720. ENDROLLS In good condition. 8300 or Ltd. package, low mi­ Coll 742-8843.______C M . Working single adult, month. Call 649-5334 or TTVi wtftth - 2M Fishermen's Tag Sale. best offer. 742-8798. leage, like new. 85,000 or married pouple. No child­ 643-717^______Panasonic Upright Va­ Household Items, sound b est offer. 646-6926 When you call Cloeslfled cuum — With ottoch- 13% sridth • 2 for 288 ren, pets. 643-3880. movie prolectors, leslle 1981 Cougar XR7 — Auto­ evenings.______to place on od, a friendly 474 Main Street, the center ments, bogs & extra belt. 7 MUST be pIcKed up el the speaker for organ,gultar, Ad-Vlsorwlllon'wei your of town. 3 rooms, first months old. 850. Good MincbMtMr MraM OfftCM matic, power, air condl- Manchester — Beautiful 5 btfoft 11 A M. ONLY. photo equipment etc. Sat­ 1982 Citation — In running coll and help you word floor. Coll 6462426 week­ condition. Call 6463345 tlonlng ond more. condition. Automatic. room, 2 bedroom apart­ urday 29th 1986,9om-4pm. Excellent condition. your od for best response. ment In mint condition, days, 9-5. after 5pm. Banged up right side. 8500. 371 Middle Tpke West, 84,850. 6466887.______643-2711. great location, extra Manchester. 633-5654 Otter 6pm. large rooms. Available r n RESORT 1978 Chevette — 4 door, April 1st. $600 Includes 1974 Dodge Dart Swinger MACHINERY now brakes, now tires, for IM0T0RCYCLE8/ heat, hot water 8, garage. | 3 d | property TAG SALES Get ftie Wont Ad h a b it... — Not running. (3ood for iHaurbratrr Hrralb AND TOOLS parts. 8300. 647-1029. Singles welcome I Call read and use the little ads ports. Best offer. 643-5296. | m o p e o 8 ) Manchesler — A City nl Village Charm Rose, 647-8400 or 646-8646. Vermont — Cottoges for In Closslflsd reoulorlv. rent. Beautiful Lake Onnon (Jenerotor — 21.8 Everything must gol 643-2711. 1977 Mustang — Leather 1982 Kowosokl 550 L TD — Three Room Apartment Memphremagoo, New­ Amp. Very (3ood condi­ Clothes, furniture, kit­ Interior, air conditioning, Excellent' condition. 6,500 tion. 8500. 742-8758. automatic transmission, — First floor, renovated, port, Vermont. Modern chen utensils, ladders and ITRUCK8/VAN8 miles. 74^8843■______oppllonces. $300 monthly housekeeping cottages. other miscellaneous. 150 Automotive power brakes 8i steering,. |F 0 R 8 A L E Friday, March 28,1986 25 Cents plus utilities. Security and Sandy beoch, good fish­ Walnut Street. Tuesday, low mileage. 82,200negoti­ Motorcycle Insurance — references required. No ing, especially In June lU W N A N D 11-4, Wednesday, 11-4, able, 2464093 days or 643- (3et Protection! Ride with 5641 evenings.______1978 Dodge Pick Up — % pets. Available April ISth. (Salmon). Call Windsor GARDEN Thursday, 11-4, Friday, Ton, power steering and AAA Coverage. Competi­ 11-4, Saturday, 11-4. 97 Wells Street. Call 646- Locks, C T, 6667846. I CARS 1983 Oldsmoblle FIronza brakes, automatic, very tive rates for all riders. 0350. clean In and out. 647-9963 Discounts for expe­ 10 X 70 ft. glass & wood Multi-Family Tog Sale. FOR SALE SX Coupe, 4 speed, looks frame green house to sit 8i runs super. 83,495. Andy after 5pm. rienced riders 8i riders 3 & 4 Room Aportments — Loomis Rd In Bolton. Nicaragua R T I INDUSTRIAL on foundation. Already Brown's, Route 6, An­ with prior Insurance. Spe­ Newly decorated. Colon­ 9am-5pm. March 38 & 29. 1979 Dodge Omni 024, cial rotes for older riders I PROPERTY dismantled. Best offer. Antique baskets, chairs, looks good, runs good, dover, 742-0101. 1980 CMC Sierra — V8. ial. Heat, hot water, 6466754. diesel, automatic, stereo, with touring bikes. For a 2 this week's special of appliances, central. Mid­ trunks, round oak kitchen cap, new tires and starter no obligation quote, call Manchester — Industrial table, good clothing, 81,495. Andy B ro w n 's, 1973 Lincoln— 8100.1977 4 dle aged lady. 643-8470 runs good. 82,900 or best AAA Insurance at 646 space, 1,500 square feet. Lawn Maintenance — glassware, nails, wire and Route 6, Andover, 742- door Ford. Runs well. offer 6pm. offer. 6462598 or 647-1701. 7096. \ Also 3,000 square feet Free estimates. By the lob so forth. Rain or shine. 0101. 8400. 649-7467. says rebel or monthly rates. Com­ 2 Bedroom Aportment — storage. Tully Real Est­ ate, 643-0005. mercial and residential. heat 8i hot water Included, Call J., 649-4800. no pets, $500 per month, security deposit, also one 3 bedroom apartment. IMISCELUNEOUS RECREATIONAL camps hit Call Ed or Dean, 649-2947. FOR RENT I EQUIPMENT Monchester — Oft Porter. 3 room apartment, heat 8, Manchester — Keeney Street exit, 1-384. Storage Poolsl Poolsl Pools! AAA Reagan lauds electric, security deposit, space available. 500 to pool distributor must dis­ TAKE no pets, 643-8552. ' 6,000 sq. ft.. Ideal for pose of entire stock of distributor, parts supplier new, leftoyer, 1985, 31 ft. vote in Senate 454 Main Street — Second In retail warehousing. 232- family sized swimming floor, 3 room heated 5903. pools with huge sundeck, apartment, no applian­ fencing, filter, ladders By United Press International ces, security, $400 a and warranty for only A Manchester — Garage for month. Call 646-2426 week­ rent, storage only. 835 8978. Installation optional In a statement issued as the Senate approved 8100 days, 9-5. monthly. Call 649-4003. and extra, financing ayall- million in aid to the contras, Nicaragua said its troops able. Call Paul at 721-1884. ■ Bennet Elderly Housing had "destroyed important enemy camps” and killed now taking applications CHANCE 350 of the rebels in the past week. for waiting list for 1 8. 2 The Defense Ministry Thursday denied fighting had bedroom apartments. Merchandise I MUSICAL taken place in Honduras although previously it had $415-$511. Rent Includes ITEMS said the U.S.-backed rebels' principal training camp heat, hot water, range, is in Honduras near the Nicaraguan border. refrigerator, disposal, King Super 20 Tenor Sax Western sources in Tegucigalpa, meanwhile, said elevator 8> laundry. — Needs overhaul - Best Phone 528-6522. [^FURNITURE the contra rebels repelled a surprise attack by reasonable offer. Call 646 Nicaraguan soldiers on a training base in Honduras 3245 after 5pm. Nice First floor 4 room 2 Protect Your Treasured last weekend in fighting that left 200 Nicaraguan bedroom apartment. Dining Room Table with Revere Clarinet — Needs soldiers and 40 contras dead. Quiet street near busline, custom (It table pads. overhaul - Best reasona­ Honduran officials also said Nicaraguans had Guaranteed. Superior wall to wall carpet, stove, ble offer. Call 6463245 Herald photo* by Buhmr crossed the border but had apparently pulled back. no pets. $525 Including workmanship. Some after 5om. styles with decorator co­ “ The majority of the Sandinistas have re-crossed heat and hot water. Avail­ the border we think,” said Honduran Lt. Col. Danilo able April 1st. Call Rose, lors. I’ll come to your C rls p ln o ’8 no m ore 647-8400 or 646-8646. Carbajal Molina during a briefing for reporters in San Francisco De Capire. 8 miles from the Nicaraguan table with no obligation. PETS AND The conversion of the former Crispi- last October from Sam Crispino and Available Immediately. Lisa, 234-1808, leave border. First floor 2 bedroom. $375 message. | p 0 | SUPPLIES no’s Supreme Foods store on Hartford plan to open the center, above, with In Santa Barbara, Calif., President Reagan hailed plus utilities. J.D . Real Road into a smaii shopping center is about four or five small stores by early the narrow Senate approval for his 8100 million aid Estate, 646-1980. Three Piece Set — Two AKC Golden Retrievers, package for the contras and urged the House to follow chairs, open up divon. readv 4/10/86 coM 6461263 "WE’VE GOT YOUR NUMBER” under way. Business partners Robert summer. At left, carpenter Boleslaw suit as he began his 11-day Easter vacation. Good condition. Call after offer 5pm. One Bedroom Apartment D. Udolf and Bruce W. Beckerman of Terllkouski sands a door on the side of “ lam deeply pleased by today’s vote in the Senate.' ’ — Heated, working cou­ 4pm, 649-7526. ple or single person. $400. West Hartford bought the building and the building Wednesday. Reagan said. References 8, security re­ Four Drawer Dresser I MISCELLANEOUS surrounding property for $1.1 million He said the Senate’s approval of the 8100 million quired. Call 649-9402 or with full swing-type m ir­ CONTEST package "is sure to send a profoundly reassuring 649-3708 after 5pm. ror. Has 6” legs. Needs FOR SALE signal to those fighting for freedom in Nicaragua, and work. $60. 643-2880.O to Nicaragua’s friends and neighbors.” (Story on A Extraordinary — Man­ page 5.) chester, 2 bedrooms, op­ LIying Room Set — Very Diamond Solltore Ring — good condition. $350. Coll Round modern brilliant The Nicaraguan statement said the Sandinista tional sub-lease, high STARTING People’s Arm y “dealt major blows" to the Contra exposed beamed ceilings, 643-5014. cut. .43 karat, never worn. Volcanic eruption ieaves cioud of ash brick walls, pool, racquet- Must be seen. Please call forces in "different combat areas," and that most of boll, sauna. Call Sue, ey- 72" Red Mohagany dro- 872-4836 after 5:30pm. the important fighting took place in points along the pleaf dining room table, eiv.yrAWAV' - ' MARCH 14th! Honduran-Nicaraguan border “where mercenary enlngs, 646-4816. Scientists were unable to predict how Tom Miller of the U.S. Geological out of Alaska's biggest city by mint conditio, $700. Price War! Flashing Ar­ By Jeff Berliner (Contra) forces are trying to penetrate our territory. ’ ’ United Press international long the eruptions would continue. Survey. "It could come across there in afternoon. 3 Room Apartment, Im­ 40x30' gold frarne m irror, row signs 8299. Lighted, Miller said the volcanic grit was Government troops “destroyed important enemy $600. Call after 8om, 623- nonarrow 8279. Unllghted Winds pushed a gigantic ash cloud, up 25 minutes." maculate, on bus line, to 9 miles high, toward Anchorage As long as the volcano continues to made up of ground rock and glass. It camps, including the enemy’s principal training R reasonable, seasonal 8686. 8229. (Free letters)onlv ANCHORAGE, Alaska - A 150-mile- center.” the statement said. few left. 1-800-423-0163 Thursday night. Earlier, a mixture of erupt and produce the threatening gas combined with newly falling snow over parking, no utilities. 649- long cloud of ash spawned by the The two-page Defense Ministry statement said 3,50 3866 after 6pm.. anytime. volcanic soot and snow drifted down and ash flows, the threat of giant tidal much of south-central Alaska to pro­ f r e e To Every 5th, 10th eruption of Augustine Volcano drifted Contra rebels were killed and 250 wounded in fighting References. across south-central Alaska today, onto the city, coating cars and buildings waves speeding toward populated duce a grimy drizzle. ITV/STEREO/ with a thin layer of grit. areas remains. Miller said. The danger of corrosive ash damag­ along the border in the last week. It also reported that raining a snowy grime that halted air 40 Sandinistas were killed and 116 wounded. APPLIANCES NOTICE TO CREDITORS 15th and 20th Caller... traffic and prompted health warnings. Scientists said it was possible the Anchorage officials Thursday issued ing jet engines was great, said Paul I CONDOMINIUMS E S TA TE OF volcano could touch off tidal waves a 10-point health alert, urging residents Steucke of the Federal Aviation Admin­ Denying (or the fourth straight day that its troops JU L IA M. CHAPIN, lote of who speaks with our classified ad The 4.000-foot volcano, located on a I FOR RENT Manchester, deceased along the Cook Inlet, as it did in 1883 to stay home and warning people with istration. The agency alerted all were battling contra units in Honduras, the Defense barren North Pacific island 180 miles Ministry said, “ Members of the Sandinista People's U sed Refrigerators, The Hon. Donald F, Auch- southwest of Anchorage and 70 miles when searing gas and molten rock respiratory problems to wear masks airlines that an ash cloud ISO miles long ter. Acting Judge, of the department between 8:30 a.m. Army are maintaining their posts in Nicaraguan Manchester — One bed­ Washers, Ranges — Court ot Probote, District ot from Homer, the nearest populat^ plummeted down the mountain into the outside. and 35 miles wide was poised in the room Condo for rent. $450 clean, guaranteed, parts Manchester at a hearing hold ci daps and 5:00 p.m., Monday through water to produce monster swells known Anchorage International Airport was flight path of the airport. soil.” JISI community, erupted for the first time in Asked whether fighting had spread into Honduras, a monthly, appliances, air and serylce. Low prices. on Morch 24, 19S6 ordered 10 years at 2 a.m. (6 a.m. ES T) as tsunamis. virtually deserted after airlines di­ Elmendorf Air Force Base moved 27 conditioner, newly deco­ B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 that all claims must be ore- Friday, we'll give away a free clas­ "There’s very little to alert us if verted morning flights to Fairbanks or Defense Ministry official who requested anonymity rated. 6469710 days, 525- Main Street, 643-2171. sented to the tiduclarv on or Thursday and continued to belch gas said. "The border up there is very vague, but we don't before June 27, 19S4 or be and molten rock sporadically. there’s a tsunami.” said volcanologist Seattle and canceled all flights in and Please turn to page 8 0684 eyenlngs. barred as by law provided. sified word ad for a maximum of cross over.” Like New 14 cu. ft. Indus­ Mary Lou Taylor, The Nicaraguan Defense Ministry conceded five ' Clerk PLUS six consecutive days. trial freezer. $350. 649- Sandinista soldiers are missing. It said two were in 9012; The fiduciary Is: l o T I h o m e s Ronold Jacobs Honduran custody, an apparent reference to two |3 ^ l FOR RENT 148 Main St. soldiers presented to reporters late Wednesday in the G ,E. Self Clean Sfoye — Manchester, CT 04040 Latest poison scare hits maker of Encaprin Brown, rebuilt 1985. Must 042-03 Honduran capital of Tegucigalpa. Nice Older Colonial — sell. $200 or best offer. “ 3 ” But the Honduran military Thursday showed Walking distance to 742-5955. Every 150th, 200th D E E R F IE LD . III. (U P I) - Walgreen based Procter St Gamble Co., which director of Walgreen’s corporate com­ between 7and9p.m .EST," said Sydney reporters the bodies of five men they said were stores, churches, schools LKOAL NOTICK Nicaraguan soldiers killed in fighting in Honduras. TOWN OP ANOOVER Co. has removed Encaprin, a nonpres­ makes the painkiller, said BobNorrlsh, munications. "But it doesn't take much McHugh, a Proctor & Gamble spokes­ and bus line. No pets, cription painkiller, from its shelves to get the wheels started these days." man. "The caller said the five capsules Reporters have not been permitted to visit the site security deposit. $650 and 300th Caller... director of public relations at Procter St NOTICE TO CREDITORS The 4th Quorterlv Installment nationwide following an anonymous The caller said Encaprin in Walgreen he contaminated were in the 50-capsule, where the battle was said to have occurred, and monthly. Call Ed, 649-2947. E S TA TE OF of property toxes on the Gamble. will receive a grand prize of warning the drug was laced with stores in Chicago and Detroit were maximum-strength bottles.” claims of 200 Nicaraguan deaths have not been ■STANLEY FRANCIS October I, I9S4 Grand List are “ The caller gave us a lot number and OPALACH, A/K/A now due and povoble April I, cyanide, a company spokesman said tainted, but Walgreen does not have any confirmed. we don't have such a number on the S TA N L E Y F, OPALACH, 19S4. Payments made after Dinner for Two at one of the today. stores in the Detroit area, he said. McHugh said the caller made no The new Nicaraguan statement came as the Senate REMMLICAN CAUCUS late of Manchester, May I,I9S4, are sublect to a brand," Norrish said. “ We have not demands for money. deceased late charge of l'/S% per following restaurants of their There were no reports of actual "We just took a very cautious and passed President Reagan’s request for 8100 million in Republican electors of the The Hon. Donald F. Auch- month on the late Instollment, tampering, the spokesman said. Also, found any products that have been conservative approach." Mammoser " We ha ve no way of knowing yet if it is military and other aid to the contras, who for five Town of Bolton ore hereby ter. Acting Judge, of the from the due date, or a choice: the caller named an Encaprin lot tampered with.” said. just a threat or a hoax. We have not years have unsuccessfully sought to overthrow notified thot there will be o Court of Probate, District ot minimum of $2.00. Payments contacted other stores (other than coucus ot the Town Hall on Manchester at a hearing held may be mode by mall or at the number that does not exist and said the Walgreen employees pulled the as­ The removal order issued Thursday Nicaragua’s leftist Sandinista government. Tuesday, April 1,1984 at 7:00 on March 24, 19S6 ordered Town Office Building which Is capsules had been tainted in Detroit pirin substitute from its 1,170 stores night told employees to pull all Walgreen) because the caller was very The official radio. Voice of Nicaragua, interrupted p.m., tor the purpose of se­ that all claims must be pre­ open 9:00 o.m. to 4:M p.m. • PIANO’S • WONGS specific about how many capsules he lecting porty-endorsed con- area Walgreen stores, where the after the removal was o rd e r^ over the Encaprin extra-strength and regular its all-music program to read a news bulletin on the sented to the fiduclory on or Monday through Friday. The had contaminated and where they could dldotes lor delegates to oil before June 27, 19S6 or be Tax Collector Is also In her • THE ADAMS MILL drugstore chain does not operate, company’s computer system, the spo­ capsules from shelves and store them in vote. conyentlons, and to transact barred as by law provided. office Monday evenings from company officials said. kesman said. a secure place. They were told to await be found. Also, at this point, we have not "This shows we can expect nothing good from the such other business os may Mary Lou Taylor, 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. properly come before sold • VITO’S BIRCH MOUNTAIN INN The anonymous call was made to the "We don’t know if it was a crank call further instructions. verified his information,” McHugh U.S. Congress," a radio commentator said. "We have Clerk SANDRA G. BIDWELL said. caucus. The fiduciary Is: TAX COLLECTOR corporate offices of the Cincinnati- or what.” said Tom Mammoser, "The call came in on our 800-line to be prepared." MARK JOHNSON, Helen E. Opalach TOWN OF ANDOVER, 164 Henry Street CONNECTICUT CHAIRM AN Manchester, C T 04040 REPUBLICAN TOWN 041-03 04603 COMMITTEE In order to qualify, simply call and TODAY’S HERALD OS9-03 KIT 'N' CARLYLE ®by Lerry Wright speak with one of our classified Sunrise services to mark holiday In town INVITATION TO SIP Call Now representatives to learn if you r e n t a l OP A CATCH BASIN CLEANER Unhappy Ben I n d e x WITH OPERATOR are a LUCKY WINNER. By John F. Kirch mamhrts trera studying t e sigaificanoa of Church on North Main The Town of Coventry will Bess Truman resented being a 2 4 pagee, 4 ggctlona / rpcelve sealed bids tor the oiNi Goorot Loyna the erqsB and t e t r Urea: ' Street Sunday. He said ha and his witei “ spectator” in her husband's rental ot o cotch basin Other churches will bold ipedal prayer I T ■5CAiaa>lHeHK»c and Win! Haney, will invite congreatioa memberato presidency, and was especially A H vir'A 1A cleaner with an the Coventry Town Hpll, 1712 o T o F M Y W m N Special gospel sessions and auarise seeatoBs and servloes during lEaater 'coBdude t e services with a prayer circle. angry that Harry never consulted R iK in a n * 91 Main Street, Coventry, C T aeryicet will be offered by variouachundwa Suadny. They wiU pray fbr an imiateMl world and her before deciding to drop the 90.9A until 10:00 A M., T u ^ a v , ^intmiid Mancbester on Eaitsr Simday.to T te Church of t e U v t e t e l on EhhrWNit Iebe trodblB in auch phate ha fea South April 0th, 1904, at which tliM atom bomb on Japan, the couple's 1A and place all bids will be CONTEST DATES ■Celebnite Uw reeurAocUoii of Jdeua Christ Stroit wlB hoot a drhmaBc actUUuo Africa, Central Am erda te llJ h y a i Milton daughter says. Margaret Truman r'.n n n A riiri it 7 IQ opened and publicly read 643-2711 Center Coogregetimial Church on Center rpadlBg at a U aJta. acnrioe.'pastor OhyU said. Daniel has revealed some of her EntfMiainnrkAnt aloud- I M w said te a y . He a te there will tta The Town of Coventry res­ MARCH 14th — 31st Straet wlU hold a sunriae aervlce Sunday ~ In matter, Mawetmetar childrea mother’s thoughts in a new book. F n r iie ' erves Its rights to waive all norelBg at • on the eaatlawn of the d m rd L Bpec M :^imMte for the lurge tumoot hepte M t e l eunh Baatar tuahy aeardiing Story on page 4. 1 rkrwl n m a K a n Informolltles In the blddlM It w ill be foUoered by n breakfast and te n far Mddtn Baater e g p will have to look orocess. The Town Is not NON-(X3MMERCIAL ADVERTISERS ONLY. ONLY IN THE L n ttA ry 9 ' obligated to occept the low­ ragular aenrices from I to M a-m. 'I f H wore apt lor t e raaurractte, w « noneplaee dae ttiis.weekaad. Sunny weekend Ohituanwe A est Wd, the Town rese^OT During the Lent season, which started would still bo lockad in our sik” M nlte par te seceod year te a row, the the right to relect ony ond oil R Pab. IS with Ash wednaaday, OaMwr aaM. “it'a aat juat si naadny shot, it's a Clear early tonight with lows bids. Maarheeter Recraatei Otmutmaat has PAOplA !> Eld forms, Blddlnglnrtruc- -Oongraiatloiial Church has been dsaUag UfUeaiEtlilaB.'* rtedded Bot to hold the trMMioaal Beater from 35 to 45. Some clouds tlons, and "Speclflcotlem Saturday^morning, then becoming

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