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Charter changes under consider­ ation by Manchester’s Democratic comes just as it comes around the Bv William Harwood majority that would either force United Press International sun and goes outward. consolidation of the Eighth Utili­ “We hope to catch it as close to ties District and the town or give CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. - that time as possible.” he said. the town a bigger share of tax Shuttle Columbia’s luckless crew, “But we’ll get good scientific data revenues from growth within the setting yet anther record of frus­ even if we have to go a few days district were met with disappoint­ tration, was ordered to stay aloft beyond March 6” ment and a sharp attack from one more day today when bad The down-to-the-wire decision to district leaders today. weather blocked a second Florida pass up today’s landing opportun­ “We have been trying for for a landing try, threatening to delay ity came just 18 minutes before year and half to cool it, not to throw the ship’s next flight. commander Robert “Hoot” Gib­ son and co-pilot Charles Bolden any barbs and to cooperate with NASA mission managers de­ the town,” District President cided to go for broke with a third were to have fired Columbia’s big braking rockets to begin the Walter Joyner said. ”I hope this is landing attempt Saturday in Flor­ not an indication of what coopera­ ida to avoid wrecking the ship’s hourlong descent to Florida. The other crewmen are Steven tion means.” schedule for takeoff March 6 on a Director Director Thomas Land­ showcase voyage to study Halley’s Hawley. George Nelson, RCA engineer Robert Cenker and ers was more blunt, aiming his comet that must take off near its criticism at Democratic Town planned launch date. Franklin Chang-Diaz, the first Hispanic-American astronaut. Chairman Theodore Cummings, The weather forecast for Colum­ who previously launched an unsuc­ bia’s planned 7:31 a.m. EST It was the first time in 24 flights a cessful effort to bring about shuttle stayed in orbit two days UPI photo landing Saturday called for more consolidation. marginal conditions, promising past the planned landing date because of bad weather. The crew “Mr. Cummings is like the another cliffhanger for Columbia plague — he will come back every Still chasing the dream and its seven-member crew, in­ also set a record for six official seven or 10 years,” Landers said. cluding Rep. Bill Nelson, D-Fla., blastoff delays before finally tak­ The previous move to consoli­ whose istrict includes the Kennedy ing off Sunday. date the town and district, which President Reagan meets with Coretta King to "never, never abandon the Space Center. NASA considered diverting the ofterates its own volunteer fire Scott King, widow of slain civil rights dream" of a colorblind America. The late If the third try is not successful, jinxed ship to Edwards Air Force Base, Calif., but gambled on department and provides sewer activist Martin Luther King, Jr., at the activist's birthday is yet to be a truly the ship will be diverted to service for most of northern Edwards Air Force Base, Calif.. improving Florida weather, even Manchester, ended in 1978 with a White House Thursday. Reagan told national holiday. Story on page 5. though forecasters held out little Saturday. Because of the time lost Supreme Court decision blocking ferrying Columbia back to the hope for a favorable change. “The KSC weather forecast the move. cape, a California landing would The district and town have long represent a six-day delay getting tomorrow is marginal and manag­ been at odds, particularly over the ers recognize that conditions as the ship ready for its next flight. issue of fire protection in the State’s aversion to nukes But NASA made it clear Colum­ forecast could result in another rapidly-growing Buckland area in waveoff from KSC and the subse­ bia will fly in March, even if it is a the northwest part of town. The few days late getting off. quent decision to make an Ed­ Supreme Court decision gave the wards landing” said a NASA “We are determined to have that district’s volunteer fire depart­ March mission,” NASA acting statement. ment the right to fight fires in draws wrath of N.Y. rep administrator William Graham Buckland. The court also decided said on NBC’s “Today” show. that the Town Charter governed Bv John Shanahan the Tappan Zee Bridge and on to “The best view of Halley’s comet the way consolidation should be United Press International Idaho Falls, Idaho. brought about rather than a Nuke waste proposals City Council President Andrew special legislative act. NEW YORK - Rep. Mario Stein said an accident in the city, In the midst of the court battle, get instant rebuttal Biaggi is calling Connecticut “ar­ “could cause over $4 billion in the town built a firehouse in rogant" for refusing to allow — See page 16 damages and require the forced Buckland which it can now use only nuclear waste from Long Island to evacuation of more than a million To our in Vietnam on a limited basis. go through that state fordisposal in people.” Cummings and most of the six Idaho, forcing it to go instead Schienberg said it would be HANOI. Vietnam (AP) — A U.S. Democrats on the nine-member through New York City. preferable to send the waste via senator leading a congressional town Board of Directors declined readers Shipping the waste through Mario Cuomo has been trying to ferry from Orient Point on the delegation that arrived in Hanoi Thursday and today to comment today told a Vietnamese Foreign Connecticut is “the safer and arrange a meeting with Connect!-^ North Fork of Long Island to New A major press problem on the consolidation move. cut officials to discuss a route London, Conn., then along routes Ministry official that the possibil­ But Director Stephen T. Cas- preferred route,” the Bronx Demo­ which has forced the Manches crat said Thursday. through their state, but has met 1-395 and 1-84 to the Newburgh- ity Americans still live somewhere sano, who will seek the Democratic ter Herald to print out of town in Indochina haunts the United He made the remarks at a City resistance. Beacon Bridge across the Hudson caused lengthy delays in deliv nomination to run for the state “The State of Connecticut has River. States. Senate in the Fourth Senatorial Hall news conference at which ery of Thursday’s edition opponents of shipments through arrogantly refused to sit down,” “They have beltways in Connec­ Sen. Frank Murkowski, chair­ District this fall, said he would Newspapers did not arrive in man of the Senate Veterans Affairs the city said they were filing the congre.ssman said. ticut.” Biaggi explained. “They go Manchester until nearly 6p.m. favor any change that gives the papers with the U.S. Department Nuclear waste from the Brook- on the outside of the cities,” Committee, told Nguyen Can, people who live within the district Repairs had not been made deputy head of North American of Transportation to remove Con­ haven National Laboratory on thereby reducing the danger to as of this morning and today’s the right to petition out of it. necticut’s “roadblocks.” eastern Long Island now is shipped people in case of a mishap. Affairs with the Vietnamese For­ “That’s got to be part of any newspaper was again printed eign Ministry, that the fate of 2,441 Mark Schienberg. executive di­ along the Long Island Expressway He said Connecticut already has elsewhere. change.” he said. rector of Citizens Against Nuclear to the Clearview Expressway in some nuclear waste shipped along Americans still missing in action Cassano said he has been con­ Until the problem is re­ “is a very grave issue and Trucking said Connecticut was Queens, over the Throgs Neck its beltways. paired, later-than-usual deliv­ vinced for years that the town has “simply stonewalling” on efforts Bridge to the Bronx, up the New “Not to assume this part of it is continues to be of great concern in been subsidizing the district ery is possible in some the United States” to change the route. England Thruway to the Cross- very parochial to say the least,” locations. operation. Biaggi said New York Gov. Westchester Expressway and over the congressman said. The remark, at a brief reception James F. Fogarty, the only other The press problem, which prior to scheduled afternoon talks Democratic director who would involves an electrical motor with Deputy Foreign Affairs Min­ failure, is expected to be comment, said: “I’m always for ister Hoang Bich Son, set the tone one town of Manchester.” resolved by Monday. for the delegation’s primary mis­ Fogarty, a retired town firefight­ Out-of-town printing has re­ sion to Indochina. Four other Lawsuit vs. town to charge quired significant adjust­ er. said the results of a November lawmakers and their aides are referendum on whether the town ments in the way the news­ accompanying Murkowski, an should retain its firehouse in paper is produced. Until press Alaska Republican. repairs are complete, the Buckland could indicate that Man­ Since the Vietnam War ended in chester residents are ready for cops harassed UAW leader Herald will be limited to 20 1975, there have been 806 reported consolidation. pages each day. sightings of Americans in Indo­ by police officers Frost and The Herald apologizes for “The way the vote went on the Bv John F. Kirch contract reached an impasse, china. The U.S. government has firehouse issue made me think that Herald Reporter despite the help of a federal Heritage” the inconvenience. been able to dismiss all but 95 of the maybe the people were tired of mediator, Madore was then given “four or reports. seeing two fire departments," he The United Auto Workers Local Weiss said today that he re­ more” sobriety tests and his

said. 376 and Robert L. Madore, its ceived the letter about three days vehicle was checked for motor The Republican Party had cam­ secretary-treasurer, will file a ago and has fowarded copies of it to vehicle violations, the letter said. paigned in favor of selling the lawsuit against the town manager, Town Attorney Kevin O’Brien and Davidson wrote that Madore was TODAY’S HERALD firehouse. Some Democrats inter­ police chief and two police officers Lannan. not arrested or issued any citations preted the vote as indicating charging harassment. Town Man­ Madore would only say today or warnings, opposition to the existence of the ager Robert B. Weiss said today. that the suit is also being filed Eighth District as a separate In a letter to Weiss, attorney ^because police officers who watch “Lannan was present during this Arms offer mulled political entitity in town. Mary L. Davidson said the New over the picket line in front of entire incident,” the letter said. Index “It’s Mr. Madore’s and Local Republican Town Chairman Haven law firm that will represent Pillowtex have treated the strikers GENEVA — U.S. negotiators are 2 0 page*, 1 s e c t i o n Curtis M. Smith predicted today Local 376 and Madore, Sklarz & unfairly during confrontations 376’s contention that the stopping studying the fine print in Moscow’s that the Republican Party would Early, will file the suit in Manches­ with workers crossing the line. The of his vehicle and the tests were not proposal to rid the world of all A r iv ir p 11 workers have also complained to based upon any reasonable suspi­ nuclear weapons by the end of the Roninpf^f; I f i oppose any move by the Demo­ ter Superior Court within two crats to change the charter. weeks. ' reporters about police harassment cion ... but were the result of his century. The latest round of arms niAftAifjpd 1 R -1Q “I don’t think the town should Davidson charged in the letter since the strike started. involvement with Pillowtex and talks began Thursday with the force consolidation on the dis­ that the town’s police, including Lannan said this morning that he the strike." Soviet side presenting the sweep­ Pnnnprtlriit A trict,” Smith said. Chief Robert D. Lannan. harassed did not want to comment on the The letter adds that Madore was ing proposal by General Secretary pntprtflinmpnt inft

But Republican Director Wil­ Madore with “sobriety tests” in suit, but added, “He (Madore) has embarrassed and publicly humil­ Mikhail Gorbachev. Then dele­ p A r iie Q liam J, Diana, minority leader on October solely because of his a vivid imagination” iated and that his re-election bid gates took a brepk. Story on page 1 O f i f l l n p «/ «

the board, took a wait-and-see involvement in a strike at the The letter to Weiss said that, for secretary-treasurer “may 20 \ r>ttary 0 Pillowtex Corp. and not because along with the manager and attitude. have been put in jeopardy.” nhiltiiariBS 9 n Diana also said that most of the they had a “reasonable” suspicion Lannan, police officers Gary Frost Madore had scheduled a news n p i n i n n A tax revenue from economic growth he was driving while intoxicated. and Clarence Heritage will be conference on the lawsuit for this Here comes the sun P o n p lA 0 within the district goes to the town. Local 376 represents about 60 named as defendants. morning, but cancelled those plans Q p nrtft “I’ve got to see what the striking maintenance and produc­ The letter said that Madore left because he had to leave the state. Mostly cloudy tonight with lows proposal is,” he said. "Maybe tion workers at the Regent Street the picket line at about II p.m. on in the 30s. On Saturday, mostly T a la u ln ln n 11 He said this morning that more Oct. 21 and was “stopped at the 11 R /Ul/rvrirt ft 7 they’ll come up with something plant who walked off their jobs information would be available by sunny with clouds coming in late that’s palatable to both sides.” Aug. 26 after negotiations for a corner of Main and Hilliard streets late next week. afternoon. Details on page 2. Weather 2

MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Jan. 17. 1986 - 3 t - MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. Jan. 17, 1986 WEATHER Tow n banks Manchester Crestfield changed pay rules, close 1985 In strikers tell NLRB law judge Today’s forecast Residents may get water The Board of Directors approved a resolution By John F. Kirch Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode Island: this week that could expand town water service to Herald Reporter Mostly sunny and milder today. A high in the 40s. on high note 13 'Vernon Street residents. Lawrence said 28 witnesses are scheduled Clouds increasing during the afternoon from the The resolution allows the town to reach an HARTFORD — Workers at the to be heard in the case. west. Tonight mostly cloudy. Low in the 30s. agreement with residents who live on a stretch of Crestfield-Fenwood nursing home Saturday mostly sunny. Clouds again increasing Two Manchester-based banks have reported having Vernon Street between Richmond and Kennedy were denied a traditional pay raise their best year ever in 1985 as operating income roads to hook into a main water line the town will this summer, six striking em­ from the west during the afternoon. Continued mild figures rose and interest rates fell. with a high in the 40s. install in the area. ployees and an official of the union NLRB in August charging that the 46-40 to have District 1199 repres­ The Savings Bank of Manchester, which operates 17 The water line is being constructed in that represents them testified denial of the raise constituted a ent them in contract negotiations, Maine: Increasing cloudiness today. Highs in the connection with a public improvement project 30s north to near 40 south. A chance of light rain or branches around the state with more offices planned, Thursday at the opening of a "unilateral change in benefits" according to testimony presented reported a 94 percent increase in net operating income planned for Vernon Street. hearing into a complaint filed by made by the home’s owners. Thursday, freezing rain north early tonight otherwise the union. The owners have contended that clearing statewide later at night. Lows in the mid over 1984, SBM comptroller K. Craig Barnes said The NLRB found the charge had today. Deakin earns degree The six strikers told an adminis­ merit and scheduled the hearing at the employees were told when they 20s to mid 30s. Mostly sunny Saturday. Highs near trative law judge of the National its Hartford offices- before law received the October 1984 pay raise 40 north to near 50 south. "We’ve never had a swing like this in one year," Barnes said this morning. But he added that SBM was Wilson E. Deakin. the assistant superintendent Labor Relations Board that they judge Harold Lawrence. of 60 cents an hour that another New Hampshire: Increasing cloudiness today. not alone. of Manchester public schools since 1969, recently had received pay raises at the Gauthier is among the 60 nurse’s wage increase would not come Highs 35 to 45. Cloudy early tonight then clearing earned a doctoral degree at the University of beginning of each year and again aides, housekeeping and mainte­ until October 1985. The workers, later on. Lows from the mid 20s to mid 30s. Sunny “Almost all banks did well this year,” he said Massachusetts. each July, but were denied a raise nance employees of the home who however, disagree and testified Saturday but with increasing clouds late in the day. Nathan Agostinelli. president of Manchester State He has been working on the degree part time for this past July. walked off their jobs Oct. 21 to that nothing was said in October Highs in the 40s north to near 50 south. Bank, also said 1985 was a good year. He said the bank the past three and a half years and will graduate "Since I’ve been there I usually protest the refusal of the home’s 1984 about future pay increases. Vermont: Party sunny breezy and milder today. would be releasing its annual statement as soon as in February. get a raise in July," said striking owners to negotiate a first union The workers said they expected final audit statistics came in. Higbs 35 to 40. Some clouds early then clearing and Deakin earned a bachelor’s degree from nurse’s aide Ellen Gauthier, who contract with District 1199. The a raise to come in July 1985. But cool tonight. Lows in the 20s. Sunshine followed by "It looks like the best year ever in the history of the Rutgers University, a master’s degree in has been employed at the Vernon owners — Holland Castleman and when owners did not give them the increasing clouds Saturday. Mild with highs 40 to bank." Agostinelli said this morning. educational administration from Newark State Street nursing home for three Josiah Lessner, both Manchester increase, they submitted a petition 45. SBM’s net operating income jumped to nearly $5 College and a specialist diploma in the same field years. attorneys, and Howard Dickstein to administrator Gary Spieker million in 1985 from $2,466,463 in 1984, Barnes said. from Rutgers. The other five aides echoed her of Vernon — have contended that asking about the raise. The owners The income allowed the bank a 17.1 percent increase As assistant superintendent of administration, comments during their testimony District 1199 does not represent an responded with a letter saying that in its reserves, from $27,777,801 to $32,565,587. Deakin is in charge of school personnel, including and were questioned by a lawyer “uncoerced majority” of the another raise would not come until Extended outlook Barnes said that SBM also did well in 1984. Banks in 'negotiations of all contracts. for the nursing home’s owners who home’s employees and have said October, the workers said Today: mostly sunny and milder. High in the mid 40s. Wind southwest general experienced hard times at the beginning of He lives in Vernon with his wife, Elizabeth. questioned their memory of dis­ they will negotiate with the union Thursday. Extended outlook for New England Sunday cussions about the raise. only under a federal court order. Lawrence said 28 witnesses are around 10 mph increasing to 15 to 25 mph this afternoon. Tonight: through Tuesday: the decade and the new trends are welcome, he said. The biggest reason for the large jump in income, Advisory board Is appointed The union that represents the The three owners granted the scheduled to be heard in the case. clouding up. Low 30 to 35. Southwest wind 10 to 15 mph. Saturday: Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode Island: Barnes said, was a decrease in the cost of money. strikers, the New England Health workers a pay raise in July 1984 Hearings resumed this morning mostly sunny and mild. High 45 to 50. Drawing by Cathy Magliocco, Chance of showers Sunday. Fair Monday and Interest rates have come down, meaning less yield on An advisory board composed of youth, parents Care Employees Union. District and again in October 1984, two and were expected to last for at Tuesday. Highs in the 40s to low 50s Sunday and 1199, filed a complaint with the who turned 10 two weeks ago, of 63 Hackmatack St., a fourth-grader at UPl photo SBM’s investments, but also less interest the bank has and human service professionals has been mnnthc before employees voted least two more days. St. James School. Monday cooling to the 20s and low 30s Tuesday. to pay on its debts, he said. appointed by the Youth Services Bureau, the Lows in the 30s Sunday, the 20s and low 30s Monday "All the markets are dropping,” Barnes said, bureau’s director said. and the teens and low 20s Tuesday. Today In history referring to mortgages, bonds and other investments. The advisory group, which is mandated by Vermont: Chance of rain or snow Sunday. Lows William Hale, president of Heritage Saving and state law in connection with grant money the Penney plans town outlet store 25 to 35. Highs 35 to 45. Chance of snow Monday and In 1977, convicted murderer Gary Gilmore was executed Loan Association, could not be reached for comment youth bureau receives, recommends what services the bureau should provide in town. Youth flurries Tuesday. Lows in the teens. Highs in the by firing squad in Nevada, the first execution since the today. But officials there reported heavy losses last J.C. Penney will open an outlet ing one in the Boston area. several departments, including 20s. year as a result of a bad loan portfolio it acquired Services Director Robert Digan said. Supreme Court reinstated the death penalty in 1976. Most of the advisory board members are newly store at its catalog distribution "The Boston store has done well women’s sportswear, outerwear, Maine: Chance of rain or snow north and rain when it merged with Fidelity Federal Savings of New center in the fall of this year, and continues to grow." Connelly bridal and formal apparel, men’s south Sunday. Chance of showers or flurries Haven in 1984. appointed, Digan said. They are Manchester High School students Emily Barlow and Maurice company officials said today. said today. "But we need another apparel, shoes, anil children’s Monday. Fair Tuesday. Lows in the 20s north to Heritage is in the process of working out details for a Overstocked catalog merchan­ outlet store in the northeast to help clothing. merger with Suffield Savings of Suffield. Moriarty; parents Linda Borgida. Joan Ka­ lower 30s south Sunday falling into the single minsky and Denise Kennedy: youth activists dise will be sold at the outlet center us out here. Our catalog business The store will also carry soft numbers and teens by Tuesday. Highs in the 30s Almanac Carroll Johnson Brundrett and Pat Schardt: at a reduced price, said Jim continues to grow. ” home furnishings, curtains, drap­ north to 40s south Sunday dropping into the teens attorney Peter Ponziani; Mitchell Hadge of Child Connelly, customer service man­ The outlet store will be mostly a eries, bed and bath ensembles, and 20s by Tuesday. and Family Services: the Rev. Michael Thornton, ager at the company’s distribution self-service operation, according towels, sheets and pillow cases, the New Hampshire: Chance of rain Sunday. Chance Today is Friday, Jan, 17. the 17th President Thomas Jefferson. Teachers learn assistant pastor of Center Congregational center on Tolland Turnpike. Dis­ to a news release. It will have statement said. of showers or flurries Monday. FairTuesday. Lows day of 1986 with 348 to follow. In 1917, the United States bought Church: Buckley School Principal Edward continued products will also be in the 20s north to lower 30s south Sunday dropping The moon is in its first quarter. 50 of the Virgin Islands in the West Timbrell; Andrew Vincens, assistant principal at sold at the store, he said. The morning stars are Mercury, The Manchester outlet will be into the single numbers north and teens south by Indies from Denmark for $25 different skills Illing Junior High School; and Larry Wilson, the second such outlet store in the Tuesday morning. Highs in the upper 30s north and Venus, Mars and Saturn. million. youth services officer at the Manchester Police Northeast and will occupy 110,000 40s south Sunday dropping into the 20s by Tuesday. The evening star is Jupiter. In 1950. nine bandits staged a $1.1 Department. Manchester teachers Steve Cassavante and Bar­ square feet of existing space the Those born on this date are under million robbery of a Brink’s The Board of Education approved the appoint­ distribution center, Connelly said. the sign of Capricorn. They include armored car in Boston. bara Quinby have been selected as interns for ments Monday. administrative positions in the Manchester schools J.C. Penney operates 14 outlet American statesman, scientist and stores around the country, includ­ Across the nation author Benjamin Franklin in 1706; A thought for the day: Benjamin created under a program approved by the Board of House owners honored Education last year. SKATES Russian dramatist Anton Chekov Franklin said, "Necessity never During the second semester, Cassavante, who is a Owners of seven historic houses in Manchester Mens • Ladies • Boys • Girls Rainshowers and gusty winds will extend from in 1860: actor James Earl Jones in made a good bargain” have received proclamations from the mayor NOTICE the northern half of the Pacific Coast into the 1931 (age 55): former heavyweight fourth-grade teacher at Washington School, will assist the principals at Nathan Hale and Bowers schools. taking note of the historical significance of the FIGURE up HOCKEY »27»®up northern Rockies, with rain changing to snow in the boxing champ Muhammad Ali in EMERGENCY houses, which were all built before 1770. Out of respect for higher elevations of the Rockies and the Pacific 1942 (age 44): and entertainer No decision has been made on where Quinby. who is The houses are at 234 S. Main S(.. owned by Martin Luther King, UPl WEATHCn FOTOCAST <& northwest. Showers and occasional thunderstorms Andy Kaufman in 1949. Fire — Police — Medical head of the Home Economics Department at William Hagerty; 599 N. Main St., owned by John ONE GROUP BETTER QUALITY will extend from the Texas Gulf Coast across the Manchester High School, will be placed. Assistant and Mary Driggs: 492 Woodbridge St., owned by th e Manchester lower Mississippi Valley and from the Tennessee On this date in history: DIAL 911 School Superintendent Wilson E. Deakin said. Cheryl Sapienza; 165 Oakland St,, owned by Keith Probate Court will BOYS HOCKEY 29^^ Valley across the central Gulf of Mexico coast In 1806. the first baby was born in In Manchester Under the guidelines of the program, the interns and Barbara Pezzetti: 325 Vernon St., owned by National forecast the White House, the grandson of be closed Monday, through the Florida panhandle. may become actively involved in the scheduling, Jeffrey and Stillman Keith; and 189 S. Main St , January 20, 1986. ‘ SK A TES values to ^79.95 not all sizes During early Saturday, rain is forecast for parts of the Northwest Pacific ' High tempcrhtures will reach the low 30s over - budget, public relations, planning and placement owned by Roger and Lih'da Basillck. northern New England, the 30s across Minnesota teams. They also will attend staff meetings and The proclamations were issued in connection Coast Region and parts of the South Atlantic Coast States. Rain is and eastern Washington and climb to near 50 curriculum discussions, and assist principals in areas with the state’s observance of its 350th birthday. William E. FitzGerald FARR’S 2 Main St. 643-7111 possible in the Northern Intermountain Region, parts of the Great degrees along the northern Pacific Coast. High Lottery such as discipline and attendance. In another project connected with the birthday Judge of Probate celebration. Mayor Weinberg has asked for Lakes and most of the South Atlantic Coast with snow possible in the temperatures will be near 60 degrees across The program is intended to provide administrative Northern Plain States. Elsewhere the weather will be fair. Virginia in the 50s and low 60s over the Ohio Valley names of people who might be designated as experience for teachers as well as build a pool of “hometown heroes” Recommendations should and the mid-MississippiValley. other numbers drawn Thursday candidates from within the system. The school board Connecticut daily in New England: be forwarded to the mayor at town hall, 41 Center budgeted $22,000 to pay the salaries of replacement St. The deadline for nominations is Jan. 31. Thursday: 481 Tri-state daily: 112, 4575 teachers for the interns. Rhode Island daily: 3402 RegaVs Original ’Lot-O-Bucks ”: 3-13-19-22-33 Play Four: 5599 Massachusetts daily: 1445 PEOPLE VILCL THE PERFECT ACCESSORY ^ T I I L I C ) FOR YOUR NEW VCR: Where’s the Herb? 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NOW ONLY "tremendously successful" in producing The Austrian-born Karajan, Berlin Phil­ studio 5 fjS iX O "top-of-the-mind awareness" among fast- harmonic conductor since 1955, is known to I R (lOEO nUDIO STORES MDHE CtUI' food eaters boosting national sales 10 to 20 suffer from a bad back. In 1983 he underwent Of Manchester percent in the past few weeks. "It will be spinal surgery to ease pain. Star Gazers extremely important for people to know what Herb looks like for the next phase of the Telescope manufacturers expect to make a mint this 397 Broad St. campaign " Myers said year, as sales soar from interest in Halley’s Comet. The Rotten settles technology for making telescopes has been around TODAY m ./ I IP «»**■« ______Johnny Rotten and two other members of almost as long as the comet itself. Lenses dating from 647-8808 , IP 'Iin II Ml PMtlCtfMlMIMnUUU y . the Sex Pistols punk rock group have settled 2000 B.C. were found on Crete. In the third century B.C., I Be >-x K-rmi-x x-x f Ji-ai'M ^ | Cleaver revises opinion their lawsuit against their former manager. Euclid expounded theories of flection and refraction. In Mon.-Sat. 10 to 8 Sunday 12 to 5 Special G^withThis Cou^OniyTExpjm 1/31IS6 John McDonnell, lawyer for the former SECOND Eldridge Cleaver, who went from fugitive group, told a London High Court judge 1608, Hans Lippershey applied — unsuccessfully — for oso«ososo«o o • o • o Black Panther to born-again Christian, also Thursday that the three have taken over the a patent on his telescope. He was told many people had has changed his opinion of Martin Luther management companies formerly owned by a knowledge of the invention! King Jr. Malcolm McLaren, who steered the outrage­ PREVIEW! BIG Cleaver 50. wore an American flag pinned ous 1970s group to fame. DO YOU KNOW—What astronomer did the Church to his lapel when he addressed 700 troops at a Lead singer Rotten, whose real name is punish for contending that the Earth orbits the Sun? SAT. 8C SU N . IM Fort Ord. Calif.. Army base in ceremonies John Lydon, drummer Paul Cook and celebrating King’s birthday THURSDAY’S ANSWER—The Soviet Union suffered the WEEK! guitarist Steve Jones had sued McLaren for greatest number of casualties in World War II. "Dr King used to shock me,” he said. "He about $1.44 million in royalties tied up in his F u rn ish e d made me so angry I wanted to do something SEN JOHN KERRY management companies, Glitterbest and * * ' ’**’______Ivnowlwlt!!'Unlimitfci, Inc. lilHH M o d el to him because he said if 'here's going to be . . . bow tie phantom? Matrixbest, now in receivership. any blood, let it be our blood. I couldn’t A Newspaper in Education Program Anne Beverley, mother of the group’s bass Sponsored by O p en understand him. But he was right. I thought guitarist Sid Vicious, who died of a drug The Manchester Herald Our Biggest Sale of the Year all of our problems on earth had military overdose in New York City in 1979. also had 7 solutions, economic solutions. But Dr. King sued on behalf of her son’s estate. had his eye on a star” Senators bowled over McDonnell, in announcing the settlement, Choose from selected groups of suits, sport coats, Cleaver fled the country in 1968 ratherthan said McLaren has handed over to the group slacks, shirts, sweaters, outerwear. . . face an attempted murder charge over a Politicians always feel obligated to make the two companies “in return for which shootout at Black Panther headquarters in wagers on big football games and the mutual releases have been entered into." Manchester Herald Oakland. Calif. He voluntarily returned in upcoming Super Bowl has Sen. Paul Simon, Buy.any item at our regular price, get a second item 1975 and pleaded guilty to a reduced charge. D-Ill., and Sen. John Kerry, D-Mass.. Richard W. Cosgrove, Publisher for $1. . . . mix and match. Higher price prevails. involved in a "tie game” Monroe’s loss Glimpses If Kerry’s qnderdog New England Patriots u s e s 327-5(X) VOL. CV, No. 91 PORTER FIELDS Selected Big & Tall sizes included in Manchester store only! win, Simon will have to give up his A 300-pound safe stolen last month from the Published dally except Sunday LUXURY TOWNHOUSE CONDOMINIUMS trademark bow tie for standard neckwear tour bus of bluegrass musician Bill Monroe Suggested carrier rates are $1.50 and certain holidays by the Msn- weekly, $6.50 (or one month. $19 25 All CondoM Feature: • Decks • Automatic Garage Door Opener • Central Heat & AC • 2>/i Baths • Sky Opera star Placido Domingo is out of the ’ Slight charge I'or alterations. for one day. 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The safe was found by two boys near a so l can start singing as soon as possible,’’ he Simon’s wardrobe lacks long ties but he Send sddress changes to the Msn- PRE-CONSTRUCTION PRICES Directions: East Center St. to Porter St. to Oak Grove St. creek in Hendersonville, Tenn., on Sunday, chester Herald. P.O. Box S91.J4an- $123,900 OPEN THIS WEEKEND said ’’In about 15 days I hope I’ll be able to says there "is not much risk" of needing one. said Detective Capt. George Farmer of the chastar. Conn. 06040. To place a classlllsd or display open my mouth to start voice exercises.” ... The senators also made a side wager, advertisement, or to report a news DOWNTOWN TRI CITY PLAZA Sumner County sheriff’s office. Item, story or picture Idea, call 643- MANCHtSTtR Tracy Caulkins. who won three gold medals Simon will furnish a refrigerator filled Monroe, 74, who had been out of town, went GUARANTEED DELIVERY: l( 2711. Otilce hours are 6:30 am. toS VERNON in the Los Angeles Olympics in 1984, has 1?T A Xjrfc®u*LDERS ortN DAILY 7 yo yyo \ with Pepsi — another of his passions — if the to the sheriff’s office in Gallatin on you don’t receive your Herald by 5 p.m. Monday through Friday REGAINS 0 9 tN WED , tHUItS , hired the Nashville Tenn., celebrity public Patriots win and Kerry will have to supply p.m. weekdays or 7:30 a.m. Satur­ (Huns 'III 9,00 "Your Qutllly Mon's Shop" Wednesday and opened the safe only to find it day, please telephone your carrier. r I r A i A H J REALTY CO. t FRI HI 9 CX> relations firm of Top Billing to represent her enough New England clam chowder to feed empty. Farmer said. I( you’re unable to reach your car­ in media, commercial endorsement and The Manchester Herald Is a mem­ 643-5614 Simon’s staff if the Bears win. The safe was stolen from Monroe’s bus rier, call subscriber service at 647- ber o( the Associated Press, a sub­ 646-5200 \MIS, personal appearances. Top Billing is the Simon insisted on Pepsi even though between Dec. 8 and Dec. 13 while it was 9946 by 6 p.m. weekdays or 10 a.m. scriber to United Press Interna­ same company that handled media relations William "Refrigerator” Perry, the Bears’ Saturdays lor guaranteed delivery tional news services and a member parked in the Nashville area, authorities In Manchester. ol the Audit Bureau o( Circulations. for Billy Carter. media phenomenon, advertises Coke. said. MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, Jan. 17." 1986 — 5 * — MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, Jan. 17, 1986 Uniformity sought V .S ./ W o rld King’s birthday isn’t in vehicie checks In B n tS truly national holiday Iron grilles spur protests WETHERSFIELD (UPI) - The Also included are instructions By Robert Barr instance, approved legislation Thurs­ state Department of of Motor for the use of a hydraulic jack to Studied CAMBRIDGE, Mass. — Iron grilles were The Associated Press day establishing a King holiday. Vehicles has made has made check the suspension systems of all welded over heating vents outside a Harvard In Rochester, N.Y., City Court Judge moves to improve Connecticut’s cars that have been driven for University dormitory to stop the homeless from Monday will be just another day at William H. Bristol says he plans to work motor vehicle safety inspection more than 50.000 miles. By Christina Richardson sleeping on them and "threatening the safety and work for employees of 22 state govern­ Monday even though it is a state and program. The DMV inspectors have wel­ Herald Correspondent well-being” of students, officials say. ments and for most workers in private city holiday. The state last week began comed the additional training, but While advocates of the indigent criticized the industry, although it is the first federal “What do you think Dr. King would standardizing its inspection proce­ there are still questions involving BOLTON — The Board of tactic as "unconscionable” in the frigid weather, holiday in honor of Martin Luther King say? ‘Honor me by taking off and letting dures and retraining inspectors in standards for approving or failing Education Thursday began its Leverett House Master John E. Dowling said Jr. people, mostly poor people, sit in jail ?’ I each of its branch offices, said a vehicle, said Kathleen M. Flana­ review of the $3 million school Thursday the installation of the grilles was Eighteeh' states do not recognize the don‘t think so,” Bristol said. John O'Connell, public transporta­ gan, president of the Protective budget proposed for the next fiscal prompted by students’ complaints of harassment holiday, Iowa and South Carolina do but It also will be a legal holiday in Iowa, tion administrator for the DMV. Services Employees Coalition, year by looking at regular learning from the street people. keep their employees at work anyway, but state workers won‘t get the day off. Half-day training classes are which represents the inspectors. programs, media services and "We’re horrified Harvard could do such a while Delaware and Maryland cele­ The Iowa Executive Council polled being held at the DMV’s headquar­ "There is some desire from the student activities. thing,” said Julie Schrager, a 21-year-old senior brated Wednesday, the actual anniver­ state employees and found they would ters in Wethersfield and are giving crew to get consistent standards.” from Evanston, III., who said she is determined to sary of King’s birth. rather have a day off in February, so the state's 58 inspectors a rundown said Flanagan, who is also a DMV The budget proposed by School help the homeless. Walter Johnson, secretary-treasurer they get Presidents‘ Day off. inspector. Superintendent Richard Pack­ of the San Francisco Labor Council “Shame on them,” said Rudy Simms, of the new procedures, O’Connell man, which calls fora 13.1 percent Dowling cited a "severe fight between two said. , "It’s a good start. But it’s oniy a individuals occupying the vents, the pulling of a AFL-CIO, says all but 15,000 to 20,00() of director of the Des Moines office of the "This training program is essen­ start.” Fianagan said. "I hope spending increase over the current knife on a student,” incidents of voyerism and the workers represented by his union National Conference of Christians and tially to get people to move around they follow up.” year’s budget, requests the equi­ street people conspicuously urinating by the will be working. Those off are school Jews. "It should be a holiday for the the car the same way,” O’Conriell The state’s inspection manual is valent of four new positions. building. and government employees. entire nation, and the state shouldn’t said. "We’re just looking at also being revised to adhere to the \ ' ■ At the high school, an additional The grates, about 6 feet by 3 feet, .run “I think it will be something that opt out.” uniformity.” new standards. O’Connell said. Herald pnolo oy Tarquinio one-sixth position is requested for lengthwise on the sidewalk along side the people will be seeking in their bargain­ Iowa’s Secretary of State. Mary Jane Instructions to check seat belts O’Connell said that a decision on mathematics, and one-third posi­ building. The newly installed grillework, a series ing.” Johnson said. “I think it will be a Odell, said there was no intention of and ensuring that dashboard indi­ how inspectors wiii check head­ tions are requested for both art and of iron bars, slant from the sidewalk over the big issue.” disparaging the holiday, "but it’.s a cators for brakes and headiights light aim. wheei alignment or Dousing the flames language arts. The positions would grates to about 3 feet up the side of the building, By federal law, the third Monday of matter of practicality and giving our are working are among the items brakes at the 16 DMV stations that be filled either by moving around preventing anyone from lying on the grates. January is a holiday for reflection “on employees what they want.” discussed in the training program, have broken or missing By the time town firefighters doused the opened at about 1:30 p.m., over eight existing staff, increasing the hours the principles of racial equality and In California, Colorado, Delaware, he said. equipment. flames Thursday on a clothing truck that hours after the accident occurred. The of existing staff, or hiring new nonviolent social change” that guided Kansas, Minnesota, Nebraska. Nev­ driver of the truck, who was not injured, teachers. Inmates flee Indiana prison King, who was born Jan. 15, 1929, and ada, Oklahoma. Oregon. Washington turned over and caught fire between state and Wisconsin. King’s birthday is exits 59 and 60 on Interstate 84, traffic was charged with driving at an Half-time positions are re­ MICHIGAN CITY, Ind. — Four prisoners, two murdered April 4, 1968. quested for both vocational educa­ of them serving life sentences, escaped from the Arguments about the cost and appro­ a holiday for the first time this year. Speculation mounts on the eastbound lanes was backed up unreasonable speed. All the clothing in tion and social studies at the high Indiana State Prison at Michigan City Thursday priateness of the holiday burn on, Private businesses generally are for miles as police rerouted vehicles the truck, which included shirts, shoes school. The budget request pro­ however, in scattered states and ignoring the holiday, but many employ­ night, Indiana state police said. ers offered worknrs the opportunity to through East Hartford. The wreckage and other apparel, was completely poses hiring a full-time Spanish The prisoners were discovered missing during communities. A legislative committee in Utah, for attend King celebrations with pay. on Parker departure was cleared away and the highway destroyed. teacher to develop a Spanish a head count at about 9:30 p.m., said Indiana program in grades 4 through 8. State Police Cpl. Charles Merz. A search was “many opportunities that are Currently, there is no foreign being conducted of Michigan City and the Bv Judd Everhart language program at the elemen­ surrounding area. The Associated Press available to me.” His spokesman. Ed Forand. Democrats back endorsed slate tary school level. Merz said the prisoners apparently escaped Coffee lovers await UPI ptwto The high school social studies through some type of drainage system or sewer HARTFORD — State Treasurer refused comment on widespread speculation that Parker would position is needed because next line that led out of the prison. Once outside, they President Reagan’s first postsurgery colon exam today — an Henry E. Parker called a news year’s junior class will be very apparently changed to street clothes and fled. conference today amid mounting announce his resignation to join a event he said "I’m not looking forward to at all” — could force New York financial institution. Bolton incumbents keep posts large and all juniors must take Merz said the prisoners should be considered latest price crunch speculation that he had accepted a U.S. history, high school Principal dangerous. him to spend the night in Bethesda Naval Hospital. Reagan new job and would not complete his Other Capitol sources who asked not to be identified said, however, sion member Jose Ramirez, and Joseph Fleming said at a budget "Anybody who escapes from prison and he’s woman for Safeway’s Dallas division. smiles as he answers reporters’ questions Thursday in the Oval current term. By George Layng committee. review session. got a life sentence. I’d consider him ... By United Press International Parker, a Democrat, did not that Parker was leaving. Herald Reporter Democratic Town Chairman Board of Finance member Charles "We expect the price to rise even Office while meeting Coretta Scott King. Gov. William A. O’Neill would Holland. Increasing the art positions by dangerous.” Merz said. higher in the next three or four weeks.” return calls Thursday afternoon. Henry W. Kelsey said last week he two-sixths’ time would allow for a The escapees included Marshall Sanford, 45, Americans, the world’s greatest His staff said he would be making appoint a successor to fill out the BOLTON — A slate of 32 did not expect any challenges at Also chosen w^ere Fred Audette, coffee lovers, are beginning to hoard Flannery said. current term, which expires in Aloysius J. Ahearn. Dan Buckson. full-time art teacher again. Last serving a 60-year term for murder, robbery and Coffee drinkers, unwilling to give up "an important announcement” incumbents was re-elected without the caucus. year, the art post was cut back to confinement, or holding someone against his will: their favorite grinds to beat the latest today. January 1987. If the legislature opposition to the Democratic Town The 32 committee members will Ilvi Cannon, Bernard Cun­ round of wholesale price hikes promp­ their java, have depleted store shelves Reagan says he’s ready, were in session, it would make the Committee at the party’s caucus ningham. Winifred Cunningham, part lime. Jimmy Deaton, 39, serving a life sentence for in some cities by stocking up with coffee Parker had said Jan. 6 that his officially begin serving their new The budget also includes a attempted robbery during which murder was ted by a drought in Brazil. more than 11 years in office was appointment. The General Assem­ Thursday night. terms in March. Party officers will David Fernald, Joel Hoffman, at today’s prices. bly is controlled by Republicans Henry Kelsey, Rusty Kelsey, Jo­ request for $17,000 to purchase new committed; Stephen Bilyeu, 38, serving 32 years A spot survey of supermarkets Harinder Singh, manager of a Food enough and indicated he was The 32 Democrats, all of whom also be chosen at that time. textbooks. More than $18,000 is for burglary and theft; and Mikco Ball. 33, but anxious about exam looking for a job in the financial and convenes Feb. 5. were endorsed by the party’s Kelsey who has served as seph Licitra. Diane Madore. Ro­ around the country Thursday showed Emporium in Manhattan’s Upper East The governor had no comment nominating committee, were re­ chairman for two years, has said bert Madore, Kathy Moonan, proposed for new equipment, in­ serving a life term for second degree murder. some stores have already passed the Side, said shoppers "are buying coffee community. cluding computers, calculators, He had said the move could come on Parker’s apparent plans. Asked elected to two-year terms by 25 he is still debating whether to seek Anastasia Morianos. John J. Mori- wholesale price increases on to consu­ like it’s going out of style. We were out WASHINGTON (AP) - President King and explained he was undergoing “at any time” and said there were if he expected Parker to be around registered Democrats who at­ another term as the party's leader. anos, John Muro, Jack Peak, Mary industrial arts equipment, musical Kennedy raps Chilean policy mers, raising coffee prices by between of stock for a couple of days, but things Reagan said he was "not looking tests his doctors recommended he have after today. O’Neill said crypti­ tended the five-minute caucus at Among those elected to the town K. Radion. MarcSchardt. Barry E. instruments and desks. 20 cents and 90 cents a pound. are better now.” forward to" the first thorough examina­ six months after his surgery, which took cally: "I expect he’ll be around for Community Hall. Three spots on committee Thursday were select­ Stearns, John B. Toomey, Mary No new desks have been pur­ SANTIAGO, Chile — Sen. Edward Kennedy Since early November, the largest At least one New York supermarket tion of his colon since he had a place last July 13. State official a while after (Friday), yes.” the party’s governing body were men Sandra Pierog and Michael Van Buren. Carole K. Vizard, chased for the high school in 15 accused Chile of refusing to help investigate the U.S. roasters — General Foods Corp., chain limited each customer to a cancerous tumor removed seven He mentioned that the preparations State Democratic Chairman Ti­ left vacant because no other Bolton Zizka. Town Attorney Samuel H. Richard Vizard. Michael Wilken- years. assassination in Washington nine years ago of a Folger Coffee Co. and Hills Bros. Coffee one-pound can as shoppers stripped months ago. included "no solid foods since before gets reprimand mothy J. Moynihan said he had no Democrats sought seats on the Teller. Public Building Commis­ son and Kathleen Zizka. The budget request also includes Chilean diplomat and called the inaction Inc. — have announced $1.40-a-pound shelves of coffee. The president's examination at Be- lunch today." The president also must idea what Parker planned to $1,978 for a special refrigerator to "deplorable.” increases in wholesale coffee prices. Buyers Club, a wholesale warehouse Ihesda Naval Hospital just outside drink a purgative solution several hours HARTFORD (AP) - An official announce today. store chemicals used in science ‘"rime does not end the memory — not mine, “The consumer can expect to see the for consumer members in Aurora, Washington called for a colonoscopy, an before the procedure to ensure the of the state Department of Admi­ classes at the high school. The anyway,” Kennedy said Thursday ending a full magnitude of the wholesale price Colo., ran out of coffee for two days this uncomfortable but rarely dangerous bowel is clean before the examination nistrative Services is being repri­ Parker. 57. is the highest- existing refrigerator violates state one-day visit to Chile, his fifth stop on a 10-day. increases within four to six weeks,” week and posted a sign saying: “Sorry, modern procedure used to examine the begins. manded for “poor judgement” in ranking black in state govern­ Coventry GOP makes changes codes, officials have said. six-nation tour of Latin American nations said a spokesman for Pathmark Super­ due to the coffee panic we are out. We full length of the 5-foot-long large bowel. assigning work to state ment. He was elected in 1974 on a The budget request also includes recently returned to democratic governments. markets in Woodbridge. N.J hope to have some more soon.” It is the same procedure that disclosed Colonoscopy is a relatively new contractors. ticket headed by the late Gov. Ella COVENTRY — The Republican wood. Arlene Donovan and school town clerk today and they will increases for student activities. The United States has futilely sought the “Coffee i&ajways a promotional item, The Buyers Club said coffee sales had the 74-year-old president had a large medical procedure in which thd physi­ Department Commissioner Eli- T. Grasso. He was re-elected in Town Committee gained some new board member Richard Frye. begin serving their two-yearterms David Leete, athletic director extradition of three Chilean secret policeman so the retailer’s goal is to be the last guy tripled in recent weeks and it would malignant polyp at the upper end of his cian uses an instrument called a " sha C. Freedman said Thursday a 1978 and 1982. faces in the party’s caucus Tues­ Republican Town Chairman on March 9. Party officers will be for the school system, told the implicated in the 1976 bomb-slaying of Orlando on the block to pass along price charge $2.33 a pound for a new shipment colon last year. colonoscope to examine the colon. The letter of reprimand will be placed The treasurer now gets $35,000 a day night. Greg Batterson said that only one elected later, and Batterson has board that the high school girl’s Letelier, then the ambassador to the United increases to embarrass the competi­ that arrived Wednesday. The examination was scheduled for colonoscope is a long, flexible tube in the file of Robert E. McCulloch, year, but the salary fortheposition seat on the committee was left said he will seek re-election as basketball program, now a club States representing the socialist government of tion,” he said. Behind the coffee panic is an this afternoon. which utilizes fiber optics technology to the department’s director of te­ is expected to increase next year. Former members Donald open and will be filled by Thomas chairman. Batterson said last team, may become a varsity- the late Salvador Allende. An American assistant The Safeway supermarket chain eight-month drought in Brazil, the While posing for pictures with Coretta enable a physician to view a magnified nant services. Parker had been the focus of Reyner — William Reudgen. Dou­ Sparkman in March Sparkman week he knew of no challengers for junior varsity program. of Letelier, Ronnie Moffit, also was killed in the marked up its ground coffee by 80 cents world’s largest coffee producer, which Scott King on Thursday, Reagan was image of the inside of the colon as the An internal investigation found repeated criticism by the state glas Whipple and Joe Quintiliano must wait until March because he the post. If it is upgraded to varsity level, explosion. a pound this week, pushing one popular has reduced the 1986 crop by an asked if he were ready for the instrument is guided by remote control that McCulloch had broken no law auditors, who accused him of — chose not to seek re-election to was previously registered as an ?n increase in the coach’s salary “Chile still refuses to help and assist in this brand to $3.79. estimated 50 percent and fueled specu­ examination. through the winding digestive tract. after it was reported in The presiding over an office that was the 35-member committee. But unaffiliated voter. Batterson said. In another matter the GOP and increased funds for officiating process,” Kennedy told a news conference. “Coffee prices already have risen lation on commodities markets. He laughed and replied he felt fine, During Reagan’s first colonoscopy Hartford Courant that private sloppily run. Sandra Ashley, a member of the Although Sparkman is now a committee has changed its bylaws will be necessary, he said. "Congress and the American people find that over the past few weeks by 15 percent to In 1975, a devastating Brazilian frost but “some preparation continues over­ last July, physicians discovered a large contractors had been given nearly Last year he was found to have party’s nominating committee, Republican, state law requires a to create honory lifetime positions The boys’ junior varsity soccer deplorable.” 20 percent and we feel they will go up by destroyed 73,5 percent of the country’s night and into the next morning. I’m not growth which probably had been a quarter of a million dollars in abused his state telephone credit said she was encouraged by the waiting period following a change that would not be included among program may also expand its another 30 to 40 percent in the coming coffee crop, driving U.S. retail coffee looking forward to it at all.” growing for some years near the top of repair work, on state buildings, card privileges, allowing “new faces.” in party affiliation before a voter the 35 seats. The positions were schedule, calling for increased weeks,” said Vicki Flannery, spokes- prices above the $4 mark by 1977. The president then turned to Mrs. the colon. which would have required com­ members of his family to use the The committee’s new members can serve on a party committee. created to honor longtime party officiating funds. Leete said. Lottery ‘loser’ plans suit petitive bidding had it not been card. He eventually repaid the are Lee Batterson. Arlene Fergu­ The list of new committee members who have offered meri- The budget includes a request undertaken piecemeal. state more than $2,000. son, Pamela Sewell. Robert At­ members will be submitted to the tious support, Batterson said. for $1,800 to buy new cheerleading LOS ANGELES — A woman who won, and and soccer uniforms at the high seconds later lost, $3 million in the California school. Fleming said that cheer­ lottery plans to sue the state over the emotional Pope denounces leading uniforms were cut out of distress caused when she was told she would take this year’s budget and cheerlead­ home only $10,000, an attorney said. Doris Barnett, 52, a nurse from Los Angeles, REGAL’S Transportation panel calls hearings on Derby blast ers spent nearly $50 each to buy evils of atheism their own uniforms. spun the lottery’s wheel at the Dec. 30 taping of months before issuing a final Witnesses to the blast and The school board plans to review the lottery’s television show and watched the ball DERBY (UPI) — Federal offi­ about 6 p.m. at the Shearton Hotel blast caused the leak. land in a $3 million slot — only to learn it had not VATICAN CITY (AP) — Pope John Paul II safd cials will hold public hearings in in Waterhury. Those who wit­ Northeast Utilities dug up sec­ report. investigators including police, fire the rest of the proposed budget, The Connecticut hearings will be officials. Northeast Utilities em­ including special learning pro­ remained the required five seconds before atheism has spread “in an impressive way” Connecticut to help find the cause nessed the explosion and experts tions of pipe around the restaurant bouncing into a slot worth $10,000. the minimum throughout Europe and called for greater evangelical who investigated the blast were following the blast and discovered chaired by Patricia Goldman, vice ployees, those working in the area grams. administration, and sup­ of a restaurant explosion in Derby prize. efforts to combat it. that killed six people last month. expected to testify. a break in a natural gas line. Soil in chairman of the safety board. Her and state utility regulators are port programs, at a meeting findings will be presented to the Thursday. In the confusion, program host Geoff Edwards 2 FOR 1 Rep. John G Rowland. R-Conn.. The building housing the River the area has been tested in an slated to testify, he said. congratulated Barnett as a sign flashed across The problem has become so vast that it "could not said. Restaurant in Derby blew up Dec. attempt to determine if nearby full board about three to four be faced unless the energies of each local church were months after the hearings, Row­ the screen declaring her a $3-million winner, and The National Transportation 6. killing six and injuring about one sewer construction could have Barnett’s overjoyed family rushed to the stage to coordinated in a common plan of action,” he wrote in a Safety Board will take at least two dozen people. caused the break. land said. letter to the presidents of European bishops’ SHOE SALE celebrate. days of testimony Feb 11 and 12. A natural gas leak is suspected in The NTSB took a 3-inch diameter Rowland, who asked the safety But moments later Edwards, muttering” this conferences. The letter was released Thursday. the blast and raging fire that section of cast iron pipe, broken in board for a full public hearing, said WIN A $25 with a third session possible Feb. may be the worst moment of my life,” told "Atheism has spread in an impressive way through 13. Rowland said Thursday. followed but it has not been two pieces, to Washington, D.C., the upcoming sessions are essen­ Barnett the ball had not stayed in the big-money The hearings are tentatively determined whether the leak trig­ for analysis. The federal agency tial to prevent witnesses from GIFT CERTIFICATE the continent, expecially in the forms of scientific slot long enough. Ironically, lottery officials later atheism and humanistic atheism,” John Paul wrote. scheduled between 9 a m. and gered the explosion, or whether was expected to take about six forgetting key details. speculated that the vibrations from the jumping PLAY up and down of Barnett and her family may have "The profound and complex cultural, political, dislodged the ball. ethical and spiritual transformations ... to the fabric ON SELECTED STYLES... O’Neill cites ‘hollow’ progress Lawyer Lawrence Sperber said he plans to file of European society must be matched by a new ^THONE NUMBER” suit against the lottery demanding that the $3 quality of evangelization, such as will succeed in JACKPOT million jackpot prize be awarded to his client. setting before modern man the ageless message of salvation in convincing terms,” he wrote. Buy one at New program would fight infant mortality IN THE MANCHESTER HERALD STARTING TODAY JAN. 14 By Mark A. Dupuis reducing infant death rates, with Social service groups have been of Health Services for school-based SALE ENDS JAN. 25 regular price, United Press International the infant mortality rate having lobbying for several • years for health clinics, outreach programs win a chance tor a $25 Gift Certificate to ShopRIte. dropped by 50 percent over the past additional funds to combat infant and other efforts. HARTFORD - Gov William A. decade. mortality. ^ A prize awarded weekly. O’Neill says he will request an • $4.8 million to the Department get the second additional $7.7 million in the next "Some might call it progress, O’Neill said the state can now of Income Maintenance for a pilot Enter as often as you like. fiscal year for programs to combat but'to me it is the most hollow of afford programs it couldn’t afford program to provide health care to ^ Mall or drop oft your entries to the infant mortality in Connecticut, progress.” he said at a news in recent tight budget years, and poor people in Hartford and conference, adding that "thedeath also that the proposals he is Manchester Herald, 16 Bralnard Place, Manchester, for just O’Neill said Thursday he will increase the fees paid for obstetri­ seek additional money for health of any one infant is an absolute backing this year took time to cal care provided to women on tragedy.” develop. r ------1 care for pregnant women and Medicaid. PHONE NUMER JACKPOT ENTRY FORM OPEN S-5 DAILY newborn children as well as to "If the.se funds save but one life I THUFtS. TIL 8:00 Mix or match. Higher price prevails. "These things don’t happen • $604,000 to the Department of CLOSED SUNDAY reach out and educate women think it’s one of the best invest­ Name______y a j C S a 975 main st„ Manchester, ct. overnight with the snap of a finger Education for programs for in­ k VALUE VARIETY STORE WITH MORE/ about the programs that are ments the state of Connecticut and or wink of an eye,” he said. OUA A J« 18 TO iATiaPYt NOTIC8: YNlrvto ortf mltlclinl mfchfxlt— lo m— I ouf cwlomf-i nwdi. Sow qunWII— nwy b4 llmlwp. lo »hoA — riyl Sale from selected group — not entire stock. fants who are handicapped or at Address. available. 1 as governor can make,” O'Neill The $7.7 million program risk of developing handicaps and The Democratic governor said ( said in announcing the request he includes: for a young parents program for Phone _ INDOOR Cash, bank charge or check. the state has made progress in will submit to the 1986 Legislature. • $2.2 million to the Department students who have children. ,MD OUTDOOR THE MANCHESTER HERALD •ftT CHILDREN’S THERMOMETER ASSORTED TOSS FUN PADS $100 VALUE TO 7*4 EA Plumber indicted in killing PILLOWS • Entries for 1st drawing must be received by 12 naon an Saturday, RUG RUNNER RAMA IN RESPECT OF THE PASSING OF Jan. 18th. 2 FOR *1 CARMEL. NY. (AP) - A Dell's death resulted from "stran­ • 1st Drawing on Monday, Jan. 20th. 2 FOR *5 $39 0 .VINYL PLACEMATS EA. Putnam County grand jury has gulation and stuffing of clothing in ■ READ THE HERALD CLASSIFIEDS CAREFULLY EVERYDAY indicted a self-employed plumber her mouth” on Nov. 22, Arthur J. Bailargeon DURING WEEK OF JAN. 20 FOR PUBLICATION OF FIRST in the strangulation murder of a WINNING PHONE NUMBER. FOR 1 Mrs. Dell. 28, was reported fotindiT i i n d past presiiieiit of: • Each week during the contest a similar schedule will be tellawed. RECADS Southeast woman. BONUS BUY I WHITMAN*...... PUZZLES...... missing on the same day by her ‘Your Quality Men's Shop' The plumber. Daniel John­ • Last day the Herald will accept coubons, Feb. 8th. EXPANDING COUPON SAVING FILE c h il d r e n s p u z z l e s ston,35, of Brewster, was charged husband. Police found her aban­ wKh slMtlc rauiatog bsnd doned red Ford Escort the follow­ THE MANCHESTER CARPET CENTER 12 Isbstsd cofnpsrtrrwnti sxpSnd to 10 • 2 FOR *3 71 with two counts of murder, two lochM for OMt orgsnlutton of v«lu«bto counts of sexual abuse and one ing day on a dirt road near RULES PRESCHOOL monsF saving couporM. Ftog. I1.S0 count of unauthorized use of a Padanaram Reservoir in northern 311 Main Street. Manehesler 1. Entries accepted on Herald Forms ONLY - No Facsmilles. WORKP'''^‘'S Manchester Store Only... vehicle, according to Putnam Danbury in Fairfield County in 2. Winner must claim prize within one week otter oubllcatlan of OR 64 PAGE 1000 Piece 903 Main St., Downtown Manchester County Court clerk Len Pace. Connecticut. winning phone number. COLORING d e lu x e e d it io n p u z z l e s The victim was Isabelle Dell of WE REGRET THE STORE WILE BE 3. Winner must bring ohone number verification to claim prize. BOOKS Open Thurs. nite ’til 9:00 Southeast Johnston was arrested Dec. 22 in 3 FOR sawiMt 2 FOR *5 Judge William B. Braatz, read­ Bob's Diner on Main Street in CLOSED FRID W , SATURDAY & MONDAY A.lltt of w inntri will b« Dubllshod on Ftbruorv 24. WITH THIS COUPON ™ _ _ _ - i ™ ing from the indictment, said Mrs, Brewster. MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, Jan. 17, 1986 — 7 MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. Jan. 17, 1986 Richard W. Cosgrove, Publisher Douglas A. Bevins, Managing Editor Goetz OPINION James P. Sacks, City Editor charges

IRSEA Loan program Bin© dropped J a c k By Rick Hampson may be town’s 'v ^ y | w The Associated Press . A n d e r s o n NEW YORK - Dismissal of attempted murder and assault charges against Bernhard Goetz only chance means “ the worst is over” for the subway gunman, who now hopes “ this nightmare will end for him.” Gov. William O’Neill’s proposal to help towns his lawyer says. and cities finance improvements to their sewage Iran’s recruits The charges against Goetz, who treatment systems with low-interest loans may be shot and wounded four youths he the best offer Manchester is going to get. said were trying to rob him in December 1984, were thrown out Understandably, town administrators and gearing up to Thursday by Judge Stephen Crane, elected officials have not cheered the proposal, who called the case “ one of the under which towns and cities would receive loans most difficult of our generation.” for 100 percent of environmentally necessary terrorize U.S. The case attracted international work at a 2 percent interest rate. Even at 2 attention and fired a debate over percent, of course, the loans would not compare whether Goetz, 38, who had been with grants for easing the financial burden on mugged before, was a crime WASHINGTON — Fanatical Shiite Moslem victim fighting back or a vigilante local users of a sewer system. terrorists, ready to die for the Ayatollah looking for trouble. But doing the work with a loan at the planned Khomeini, are in position in the United States, Goetz still faces charges of rate is something Manchester should get ready to hoping to make 1986 the year when Middle weapons possession and reckless do unless it wants to end up paying still more for Eastern terrorism strikes on this side of the endangerment, but Crane dis­ missed four counts of attempted federally mandated work at the Olcott Street Atlantic. murder and four counts of assault. treatment plant. In fact, the FBI has been concerned for some time about the underground Iranian network of He ruled that two of the victims Robert Huestis, the town’s budget analyst, said may have lied before a grand jury potential murderers and saboteurs that is being and that a prosecutor gave a the governor’s revolving loan program would give built up in this country. The G-men know there are mistaken explanation of self- the town only about half of the financial benefit it already at least 100 trained Khomeini agents in defense to grand jurors. would have gotten when state and federal grants place — a far greater danger than anything DPI photo But the judge gave prosecutors were available for three-quarters of the Libyan dictator Moammar Khadafy presents, for the option to seek new indictments improvement work. O p e n F o r u m all his bluster. Budget Director James Miller briefs Children's Defense Fund, a liberal against Goetz and said that if the His calculations are sobering. In addition, a recent highly sensitive reporters on the federal budget earlier lobbying group for children’s interests, case is resubmitted to another If the town gets the kind of loan the governor is intelligence report indicates that 100 or more grand jury, he should be allowed to UPl photo this week. Congressional sources said said provisions in the Gramm-Rudman testify with limited immunity from surprise party held in the Lincoln Khomeini agents have entered the United States proposing, it would spend $15.8 million less — Polygraph tests tive under their command and, Thursday a draft of the proposed budget-balancing bill that protect Medi­ prosecution. including principal and interest — than if it Center and a photograph of Mr. having worked with both as a during the past year alone by way of Mexico, and Looking better Medicare-Medicaid budget will recom­ care and Medicaid from deep cuts will Goetz, asked what Thursday’s financed the project entirely on its own. Had the unconstitutional and Mrs. Weiss accompanied by fellow sergeant, I can easily possibly Nicaragua. decision meant, told WNBC-TV, town gotten a 75 percent grant, it would have spent an article relating to Mr. Weiss’s state that 1 am proud to have had Iranian-controlled terrorists have already mend virtually the same cuts lawmakers not assure quality health care for poor “ Hopefully, it means that the Under the watchful eye of therapist Sally Fryer, $32.8 million less than if it financed the project To the Editor; abilities as a town manager in the opportunity to work with demonstrated the virulence of their hatred for rejected last year. Officials of the children. system will abandon the concept of 14-year-old Donna Ashlock, who underwent a heart entirely on its own, using bonding and no reduced- the Saturday edition of the them. Americans; At last count, Khomeini’s minions prosecuting victims.” transplant Jan. 5, works out on an excercise bike at rate loans. America is a wonderful coun­ Herald. It was with interest that I were responsible for the violent deaths of at least Mark Baker, one of Goetz’s Pacific Presbyterian Hospital Thursday in San Fran­ noted that Mr. Weiss has held the The article regarding their 264 Americans in the Middle East. lawyers, described his client as But waiting won’t make things any better. try where the rights of people are cisco. Doctors say she is improving so rapidly that she position of town manager longer retirement appearing in the That’s what lent added urgency to a highly Medicare, Medicaid budget gratified, satisfied and happy, and Manchester’s proportion of the cost keeps getting upheld. The government cannot said. “ He feels vindicated to a may be going home next week. She received the heart of than the two previous managers Herald offered one paragraph confidential message sent out last Nov. 15 to U.S. higher as construction inflation keeps rising. simply infringe on people’s pri­ large extent.” Barry Slotnick. her boyfriend, Felipe Garza, who died Jan. 4 of a brain vacy. Or is this really true? combined. I salute Mr. Weiss in relative to the two men. The airport security offices and Federal Aviation remaining six paragraphs dealt another lawyer, said his client The town, which has been ordered to upgrade its Lately, these American values reaching this milestone in his Administration regional divisions. realizes “ the worst is over” and hemorrhage. with the hiring practices em­ plant by 1988 so that the Hockanum River meets are being threatened. With the career. revives Reagan’s 1986 cuts hopes “ this nightmare will end for Bshable and swimmable standards, has had its aim to put a stop to security The purpose of this letter is to ployed by the town of Manches­ THE BULLETIN, not publicly reported until him.” ter and its inability to hire a plans ready for several years. But the work has leaks. President Reagan has draw attention to an article that now, warned: By Elaine S. Povich lower the deficit to $144 billion payment lor educational and voca­ The next step in the case comes been delayed for a variety of reasons. proposed a system of random lie appeared in the January 8 minority police officer. I submit “ Information has been received that United Press International from its current level of more than tional services for the mentally Jan. 21, when Slotnick said he will to the Manchester Herald that ask Crane to set aside the remain­ Shultz takes hard In 1983. the state was ready to give the town an detector tests on an estimated edition of the Herald. The article approximately 400 individuals, of various Middle $200 billion, Reagan reportedly retarded and require a second the choice made to run an article opinion on surgery. ing charges ” in the interest of $11 million grant, but townspeople were unwilling 100,000 Americans with access to to which I am referring had to do Eastern nationalities, have been training in hijack WASHINGTON-Thefiscal 1987 plans to submit more than $50 headlining the retirement of two All of the recommendations justice.” to authorize $9 million of local borrowing to go classified information. Are with the retirement of two town operations inside Iran. spending proposal President Rea­ billion in cuts overall. officers and dealing with hiring gan submits to Congress next While Reagan insists he will were included in Reagan’s fiscal Asked if he planned to resubmit along with it. American citizens going to put employees with a combined 51 “ There were indications that Iranian line against Libya 1986 budget but practically none the more serious charges. District years of service. practices of the town was a slap authorities were seeking passports in preparation month will recommend virtually meet the budget targets by cutting up with this plan? costs. Senate Democratic leader was adopted by Congress. Attorney Robert Morgenthau said. By last November, Manchester voters were in the face to both individuals the same Medicare and Medicaid military invasion or also on behalf Lie detector tests are not only Police Sgts. Eli Tambling and (of a) hijack operation. The Iranians obtained 176 Instead. Congress merely ex­ “ We are studying the decision and ready to authorize $14.3 million in local borrowing who devoted themselves to their cuts lawmakers rejected last year, Robert Byrd said Thursday the Bv Henry Gottlieb of the Palestinians. unconstitutional and an invasion Raymond Mazzone retired on Algerian passports for use by these persons... tended through March 15 the will decide later whether to in order to get millions in federal and state grants a draft of next year’s health budget president will have to propose new The Associated Press At a Pentagon news conference of privacy, but they have also Jan. 1 of this year. The town will careers. A deserving article was who are reportedly to undertake a hijack late in existing freeze on Medicare reim­ appeal” reveals. taxes or “ deep, deep cuts” in the Thursday. Weinberger said Khad­ for the $26 million in required work. But voters of definitely miss the service of written for Mr. Weiss marking November or December 1985. bursements to hospitals. Goetz shot James Ramseur and been proven to be inaccurate. Lie The draft budget, disclosed by military spending, or both. WASHINGTON — Secretary of afy’s words proved "what we’ve another town with first priority for the grant were his accomplishment. I am some­ “ It is unknown at this time where the hijacking congressional sources Thursday, Byrd. D-W,Va., said Reagan “ What the administration is Barry Allen, both 19. and Troy detector tests are known to both of these men. Sgts. Tam­ State George P. Shultz says the been saying right along. ” The just as eager to get the money, so Manchester lost what dismayed however, over proposes to increase the amount' must take the lead 'on fakes proposing is to shift the.se costs to Canty and Ddhrell Cabey, both 20, indicate the guilt of innocent bling and Mazzone, with28 and 23 will take place or what airliner may be involved.” latest Libyan threat against Amer­ Reagan administration has ac­ _ out. the treatment given Sgts. Tam­ Medicare recipients pay for doc­ because “ he is the one person who the elderly under the mistaken on Dec. 22, 1984. He said they people and exonerate guilty years of service respectively, (It’s possible that the intelligence information ica is the “ smoking gun ” that cused Khadafy of providing train­ tors’ care to cover 35 percent of the can get across that the deficits are notion that old people can absorb surrounded him in a subway car Town officials actively pursued the grant people. These tests are not left a void that maybe filled but bling and Mazzone by the Herald that led to this warning actually foretold the proves the North African country ing grounds for the Abu Nidal cost of the program by 1991. It now serious and may involve medicine these costs,” said Rep. Henry and that Canty menacingly de­ will never be duplicated. after having reached their recent Rome and Vienna terrorist attacks, which is sponsoring terrorism, but the terrorist group, blamed for last because they felt sure such grants would be admissable as evidence in court, covers 25 percent. that is not sugar-coated...” Waxman. D-Calif., chairman of manded $5. Canty said he merely milestones. were intended to be hijackings. The terrorists Pentagon is still saying it is wary of month’s attacks on the Rome and phased out and replaced with loans. Obviously, but Reagan wants to use them on Having been a Manchester Reagan’s proposal also would the House Energy and Commerce asked for $5. military retaliation. Vienna aiports in which 19 people they were right — but their wisdom came two cases as serious as espionage. I police officer for over 15 years were trained in Isfahan. Iran.) limit federal Medicaid costs by Included in the draft health subcommittee on health. Cabey has been paralyzed from Sgt. Gary H. Benson died. years too late, as did that of the voters. find it hard to believe that, if and, having had the pleasure to U.S. intelligence agencies know the Shiites’ turning the bulk of the program budget are proposals to: the waist down since the incident. Shuitz — again appearing to be The defense secretary said serve as a patrolman and detec­ Manchester Police Dept. orderst.0 begin operations in the United States this over to the states. • Freeze hospital insurance The new law gives Congress a The others have recovered ■ more wiiling than Defense Secre­ Perhaps in the coming months the General Reagan was one of the randomly Khadafy’s statements had not year come right from the top: the Supreme Reagan’s draft budget for health payments, or at the most grant a 2 chance to agree on legislation to After the shooting, Goetz fled tary Caspar Weinberger to use Assembly will improve the situation by lowering chosen government officials, he heightened his concern for the Council of Islamic Revolution, formed by programs was drawn up in De­ percent increa.se (not enough to reduce the deficit to $144 billion in into the subway tunnel. He surren­ military force against countries the interest rate for the revolving loans. But would submit to the test. safety of U.S, forces in the cember but is unlikely to change cover inflation). fiscal 1987. But if they fail, dered on New Year’s Eve to police sponsoring terrorism — likened Manchester had better not count on it. Khomeini in September 1981, to oversee some two Mediterranean, which were aug­ very much by February, when the • Institute a Medicare Gramm-Rudman triggers auto­ in Concord, N.H. Libyan leader Moammar Khadafy David Rogers dozen terror organizations. mented Wednesday with the arri­ The town’s priority for funds will surely come president submits his fiscal year "voucher” system to allow recip­ matic spending cuts to meet the On Jan. 25 a grand jury declined to a suspect caught at the scene of One of the council’s key components is the val of a .second aircraft carrier Bolton 1987 budget to Congress, congres­ ients to purchase individual health deficit target. to indict Goetz for attempted the crime with irrefutabie evi­ up next year, since only two other muncipalities — Committee for North America, which has sional sources said. insurance and to delay eligibility However, the law protects Medi­ murder, charging him only with dence of his wrongdoing. battle group both with relatively small sewage treatment Weinberger said he agreed that operational centers in this country and Canada. Medicaid, a federal-state pro­ for Medicare until the first full caid from any cuts under the weapons violations. But a second Shultz’s views were reiayed to projects — are anywhere near ready to proceed. force is sometimes a necessary Our sources say one of its members .Sheik gram, helps pay health care costs month after the recipient’s automatic procedure and limits grand jury indicted him for at­ reporters by State Department And someone in Manchester may figure out a way Story was Insult response to terrorism, but he set Majdeddin Mahalati, arrived in the United States for the needy, aged and handi­ birthday, Medicare cuts to 1 percent — tempted murder and assault, the spokesman Bernard Kalb. to convince the state or federal government that more preconditions for its use than last summer. Mahalati’s terrorist pedigree capped. Medicare is a federal • Limit the costs of the Medicaid meaning those who favor those charges dismissed Thursday. Asked on Thursday what Shultz to two officers Shultz had in a speech on Wednes­ the town deserves to get some kind of grant on the includes the executions of hundreds of followers of health care insurance program for program by reimbursing states health programs would be better Crane said he threw out the most thought of Khadafy’s threat to day, Shultz said the government ground that it is "grandfathered,” because it has the elderly and the disabled. only for "medically necesssary off letting Gramm-Rudman’s auto­ serious charges for two reasons: train Arab suicidesquadstoattack To the Editor; the late shah in Shiraz during the 1979 revolution. must be prepared to use force even been ready and willing to proceed. Under pressures of the Gramm- services.” matic cuts take effect rather than Assistant District Attorney Gre­ American forces. Kalb said the • Restrict the federal Medicaid attempt to avoid them. gory Waples’ incorrect answer to a secretary replied, “ Khadafy is his if the public is not united behind the But that does not appear likely to happen, and Rudman balanced-budget law to On Friday, Manchester’s town KHOMEINI HAS ALLOCATED millions of grand juror’s question about the’ own smoking gun.” action and even if there is not total the town should be prepared to apply for a loan manager was recognized by a Ilk! dollars to build up a Shiite terrorist organization Kalb added. “ In a general way. “ clarity” about the target. law of self-defense, and the testim- ( when the state is ready to give it one. number of town employees and among the more than 60,000 students from Islamic ony of Ramseur and Canty. J Khadafy’s statements should have Weinberger said, however, that At a 5 percent construction inflation rate, the family members for his 20 years "I’m looking for something in the new genera­ countries who attend U.S. universities. Recruiters “ If testimony .... was perjured, been in the past tense. He has in even if there was widespread fact been training terrorists for support for a strike against Libya, cost of the plant project will continue to rise at the of service to the town. The tion of photocopying machines — one that are reportedly paid $1,200 a month to sign up Group says Gramm-Rudman as it strongly appears to have been, rate of about $1.3 million a year. recognition was in the form of a potential assassins. the integrity of the grand jury was years. The new element in his "The important point is to have will do a terrific job on MONEY!" some clear idea that if any attack Even before the Iranian revolution, Khomeini’s severly undermined, to say the speech is that he publicly admitted support for terrorism. ” seems to be indicated on (terrorist recruiters were proselytizing black militants in ' least,” Crane said. Their testim­ On Wednesday, Khadafy called bases) that these are indeed ba.ses U.S. prisons, under the guise of teaching them will hurt infant health care ony, he noted, was the major difference between the case laid on members of Arab groups to that have spawned terrorism that about Islam. One recruit, David Belfield, was out for the earlier grand jury and volunteer to be trained in Libya for is directed against us. The indis­ Technology helps spread bent message charged with killing anti-Khomeini exile leader alone will mean that about 250,000 mothers and babies "has ground to suicide missions, and said his criminate response is not . . what the case presented to the second. Bv William Kronholm fewer patients will be seen by a virtual halt” as federal pro­ Ali Akbar Tabatabai at his home in Bethesda, The Associated Press The judge cited two incidents as country would provide the needed anybody is calling for” physicians in those centers this grams were constricted in the past REEDY, W.Va. — Nobody paid much attention Md.,in 1980. undercutting Canty and Ramseur. weapons. In a radio broadcast, he A military strike is appropriate bringing along a wife and a curiously positive year, she said. few years. Within hours of the shooting, Belfield had been WASHINGTON - Despite at­ One was a November newspaper also said Libya was a base from "where we could get at them when George Dietz used to collar residents here memory of the Third Reich. Of those affected, two-thirds will Infant mortality, considered a interview in which Cabey said the which to act for the Palestinian without causing collateral dam­ some years ago to protest world-history A’ A He settled in relative prosperity in this western spirited to Canada, provided with a fake passport tempts to shield some programs be mothers or children and 80 sensitive indicator of a nation’s age; and as you know, collateral instruction in the schools. He said it was a nasty by Iranian deplomats, and flown to Zurich and for the poor, the Gramm-Rudman others had planned to rob Goetz. cause. Appalachian community of 300 people. He opened percent will be poor. And, she health status, no longer is declin­ It was not clear whether Khad­ damage is the euphemism for how lie for teachers to tell students that Germans then Tehran. Today, calling himself Daoud budget ’ax means that 150,000 added, “ We have only begun to ing at the 5 percent rate it The other was a police officer’s T o m a real estate office where he caters to white mothers and children, most of assertion that a wounded Canty afy was offering to train suicide many women and children you kill murdered Jews in gas chambers during World f - e ) Salhuddin, he is an adviser to Khomeini’s terrorist look at the impact” of the budget­ maintained for a decade, the group customers: he owns a printing company that turns them poor, will be denied access to told him the same thing. attackers only against a possible in your attempt, ” he said. plotters. He serves as liaison between the cutting act. said. W arn. T i e d e out copies of Nazi war songs; and at age 57, he has a doctor this year, a lobbying The residents say they sighed and rolled their become a fully naturalized American citizen. Khomeini regime and Iranian-backed underground group says. “ We are absolutely stunned by GROUPS FOR PERSONAL AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT eyes. Everyone knew that Dietz had lived in That means he has a right to his own opinions, networks in the United States, organized under Officials of the Children’s De­ the insanity of Gramm-Rudman,” Germany during the war. They also knew he however abusive, and a further right to store them the Assembly of United Arab Movements. fense Fund, a liberal lobbying said Marion Wright Edelman, the OFFICE SPACE boasted of having served in Adolf Hitler’s youth in a computer builetin board. The ADL says the group for children’s interests, said organization’s president, “ 1 don’t The Hilliard Building WOMEN IN TRANSITION— corps. The best thing to do when he got on the Dietz board describes Jews as “ Gangsters who Thursday that provisions in the understand how the president and 483 West Middle Turnpike / Manchester THE PROCESS~OF CHANGE budget-balancing bill that protect the Congress can play Russian subject. therefore, was to ignore him and hope he rule the national economy,” and it promotes the Personal and professional growth ContIdantM file Medicare and Medicaid from deep roulette with the lives of poor would button up. idea that they must be brought to an Aryan Risk taking, problem solving, stress management there are a half dozen more in existence today. There must be days when Lt. Gen. Nicolae cuts will not assure quality health infants.” But he didn’t button up. He decided instead to reckoning. The Gramm-Rudman act re­ Develop the skills for coping effectively with change The ADL says the bulletin boards vary in size Plesita, sometime head of the Romanian secret care for poor children. appeal to a larger audience. He started publishing quires a series of mandatory and sophistication. But at most they are simple Sara Rosenbaum, an official of February 12, 1986 thru March 19, 1986—consecutive Wednesday his viewpoint in leaflets and tracts for national DIETZ CLAIMS that reckoning is coming soon. intelligence service, CIE, feels like a yo-yo. In spending cuts throughout govern­ operations. Dietz, for example, runs his network the group, said health programs evenings from 7:00 P.M.—8:30 P.M consumption, and he is now reported to be the And he believes the Liberty Bell Network will help 1978, one of his top subordinates defected to the subject to Gramm-Rudman’s 4.3 ment to achieve a balanced budget out of his home, using an Apple He computer, a 10- largest distributor of white supremacist and neo- hasten the inevitable. He says the far right wing West and began chattering away. Plesita was percent cut on March 1 will be by 1991. The first round of cuts, megabyte disk drive, and a compatible telephone ASSERT YOURSELF Nazi iiterature on the North American continent. has leaped into the electronics revolution, and “ it bounced from his job by President Nicolae vaccination programs; block averaging 4.3 percent in domestic modem. The guess is the entire system cost iess Differentiation of assertive, passive, aggressive attitudes He is so productive, in fact, that he has may be one of the things that finally puts the noose Ceausescu. By some miracle, Plesita not only kept grants for health; community and programs, takes effect March 1. than $2,500. The advocacy group commented and behaviors augmented his operation with high technology. around the treacherous necks of the Jews.” his neck intact, but even managed to claw his way migrant health centers; family And in so doing he has helped introduce a whole back up the ladder and retake his old job: But planning: and the National Health Thursday about the impact of the Assertive communication and active listening skills The guess also is that Dietz has recovered some The ADL says that comment is absurd too. Yet law and. at the same time, new concept to right-wing extremism. He has recently, another defector skipped to the West — Service Corps, which provides Conflict resolution of the cost by selling access to his board. the group thinks the implied threat is real. Some released a 302-page report it said this time from the Romanian Embassy in Bonn physicians for the health centers. February 13. 1986 thru March 20, 1986—consecutive Thursdays created in this tiny West Virginia village a Computer users must pay a one-time fee of $5 to computer bulletin boards have already begun showed that progress to improve just before a Ceausescu visit. Plesita’s out again. Cuts in community health cen­ evenings from 7:00 P .M —8:30 P.M. computer bulletin board that peddles hate hook into the Liberty Bell Network by telephone. passing along the addresses of prominent Jews, ters and the health service corps the health of poor and non-white propaganda nationwide electronically. When they do, Dietz says they get the only and network subscribers have been urged to “ pay Blink. “ uncontrolled information medium that is friendly visits” to Jewish homes and Mlnl-edijlorlel EXPLORING AND COPING WITH EATIN^ROBLEMS “ Good morning. Jews are the scum of the dedicated to the dissemination of facts.” organizations. I^st year wasn’t a good one for government FOR SALE tAt o r LEASE earth.” Besides this, the ADL says the extremists are whistle blowers. Congress failed to act on a law $ SAVE MONEY $ Anorexia and eating THE FACTS, according to Dietz, are that Jews using the electronic networks to reach a new and that would have allowed them to press their cases I Bulemic patterns DIETZ CALLS HIS COMPUTER service the are the most evil force on earth. And blacks are a perhaps impressionable audience: young in federal court, and several good guys were ■ $85/sq. ft. I $14/sq. ft. Psychological relationship to food Liberty Bell Network. Others are less effusive. close second. He says Hitler was a lovely man, the computer hackers. The children at the keyboards harassed, including the airman who exposed the SENTRY OIL CO. New Office Building with | Landlord pays taxes, February 11, 1986—Tuesday evenings from 7:00 P.M —8:30 P.M. Officials of the Anti-Defamation League of B’nai Jews died of their own debilitations during World do not remember the Nazis or the war, thus Dietz purchase of that $7,600 coffee maker. And B’rith say that Dietz believes that Semites and War II, and the only tragedy about it was that says they are ready to be taught “ the permanent according to the Coalition to Stop Government FAST DELIVERY Elevators and | water, sewer, mainte­ KERRY A. WILLIAMSON, R.N., M S N.. C., Psychotherapist black people are degenerate, and he uses his some of them survived to take over the United truth about the races.” Waste, a new federal rule makes it even easier for handicapped access! j nance and insurancel KITTY ANSALDI, R.N., M.A., Psychotherapist computer network to promote the notion of a States. He should know. When he was in the Hitler officials to “ R IF ” (fire) whistleblowers. We 150 Gal. Minimum...... 998 O FFIC E H O U R S. DAILY 9 AM 7 0 B PM . SATU RD AY 9 A GHOVPLE.XDEIiS purely Aryan nation. ADL officials say the comments are absurd, of Youth he was taught that white Christians had a heartily endorse legislation introduced by Rep. The officials at ADL say Dietz is one of several For Details LOCATION Watkins Centre, 935 Main Street, Manchester. Conn. Suite C2 course. But they add that Dietz at least comes by duty to their country to avoid the pollution of other Barbara Boxer, D-Calif., which would give some 243-5074 Can D.'W.FlSHfJjg^jTSfncs, at 643-1591 Fee: $t50.(X) per group people who use computers for hate. The Dietz his views first-hand. He was born in Germany, peoples. Clearly, the permanent truth in this case measure of protection to military whistle blowers, IHt REALIYCOMrANY I I A Aanil Ganlcis’SGanlcis’^' To Register, or for more information cal! 646’2525 Price Subject to Change 243MAINSTREET-UANCHESTER VERNON CIRCLE ■ VERNON bulletin board was estabiished two years ago, to and he says he was raised proudly in the Hitler is that some kids who are bent in a certain way do by requiring that a special board investigate all link white nationalists across the country, and Youth; he emigrated to the United States in 1957, not straighten out for the rest of their lives. cases of retaliation. MANCht^STEK HERALD. Friday. 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Stanley Geidel of Manchester is one of the J » W /ir hearty souls who enjoys ice fishing. He sits on a ALLEY OOP ' by Dave Qraue homemade sled in the HOW'S ) f in e ! IT LOOKS/ HEY, i r s YEAH! I THIMK BINKY \ LIKE HE'S GOT GETTIN' WE'D BETTER MAKE middle of Bolton Lake, DOIN'.*" ) IT MADE! HE'S KIN DA OUR MOVE BE­ ALM OST ON TH'i BREEZY FORE IT G ETS waiting for a yellow perch GROUND! UP h e r e ! ANY STRONGER! ON THE FASTRACK by Bill Holbrook or largemouth bass to bite. That gadget on the Tt[15 J06TIM .' THg TrifiVVe 5AIPDfJLS'T^;«' 5lR,SbO D)&2£ OM ‘'gNTEPTAll4M£NT ^ left is known as a tip-up. HUACK2(2S m i2 £ P T r i£ W pLANg! WHAT FiUeD'V ToMlCrHT*' ...... 6AV£ Til£ T(£ wm som mueo! 1H£M' ■ wm - 60CH ' ■ HUACWNG-ATgfJgifS l£ The flag flips up when a fifT R im e .' P66PA1R? g g v ie w . fish takes the bait. \ /

THE BORN LOSER * by Art Saneom Ice fishermen have WHAT'6 HA wamted' AFRAIC? TP PIPS IT} 3 vs FOR.c;HPieT/MA‘5T^ V a line on the cold MR. MEN’- AND LITTLE MISS’- by Hargreavea A Sellert Bv Nancy Poppos O H .' Herald Reporter W H A T 'S I T «£;AUt-EP ? -J Most people look for ways to ' WHAT APE avoid exposure to the cold. YOU PEAPIS4<5, But for a few hearty souls, there’s «U > N 5 H IM E ? nothing better than a day spent FRANK AND ERNEST Tby Bob Thaves sitting on an icy lake, waiting for a string to twitch. “ When you’re ice fishing, you -r ■ don’t really notice the cold,” said Stanley Geidel of Avondale Road, a SNACK ^ v o l u t i o n T H A T E 40-year veteran of the sport. “ As SHOP peppNP/ ON THF long as you’re dressed warm, you PuxEles Astragraph can stay out seven or eight hours ^ ^’U PVIVA*- op TH e without much trouble.” He and a few buddies — John ACROSS 4 Mr. Heep Answer to Previous Punle F / K T r e x r . Bulik of Manchester, Milt Sherman 5 Cram S i of Bolton and Don “ Wind Knot" 1 Nonsansa (si.) 6 Tipple \ < Y o u r T n A v t i I -'7 Basso of Portland — are regular 4 Pertaining to a 7 Peer Qynt's city mother ' b i r t h d a y winter visitors to the lakes in this 9 Species of deer 8 Donkey area. “We go out as often as 12 Mrs., in Madrid 9 Hindu deity Jan. 18, 1986 WINTHROP Tby Dick Cavalli weather permits,” Geidel said. “ At (abbr.) 10 Remarkable per­ least two, sometimes even four 13 Grow son (si.) Because you'll be changing your rela­ ITHIN< IAAAY6 ECC!ME YOU HAVE TO ego TO SCHOOL THE WORLD JUST LOST days a week.” 14 As well 11 Swirl tionship patterns, there will be a big im­ A DOCTOR WHEN I FOR A LO NS, LONS TIM E A TOP- NOTCH BRAIN They recommend Bolton Lake, 15 Experienced 19 Destroy (si.) TO BE A DOCTOR. SURSEON. person provement in your social life in the year 0 F2 0 W UR Columbia Lake and Coventry Lake, 21 Author Fleming ahead. Much pleasure will be derived 16 Plant firmly 23 Take prisoner as well as Lake Mashapaug and 17 Of healing from two new group involvements. 24 Cat (abbr.) Bigelow Pond, both in Bigelow 25 Mate deer CAPRICORN (Dac. 22-Jan. 19) Do not 18 Square Hollow State Park in Union. Chain 26 Adam's try to Impose your presence on a clique CS 20 Journal today that has thus far proven to be un­ t>ickerel, yellow perch, calico bass 22 Exclamation grandson friendly. Select companions who wel­ ' ! p and large mouth bass are the fish 24 Clam genus 27 Mother come your comparfy. Trying to patch up 25 Sisal 29 Doesn't exist most often snagged at those lakes. a romance? The matchmaker set can 28 River (Sp.) (cont.) If you don’t mind the cold, winter 44 Uncommon 53 French women help you understand what it might take 30 Subject of verb 31 Kind of test m is a great time to get started in the 34 Literary 32 River in the 46 Poverty- (abbr.) to make the relationship work. Mail $2 to Matchmaker, c/o this newspaper. Box sport of fishing, Geidel said. “ It’s miscellany Congo stricken 54 Jane Austen title 1846. Cincinnati. OH 45201. Basso baits a hook with a meal worm, one of the kinds of bait that the inexpensive. Everything’s simpler 35 Bear (Lat.) 33 Pen tips 48 Made of cereal 37 Event (Lat.) 35 Old musical 55 Belgian commune BUGS BUNNY ' by Warner Bros. with ice fishing. You don’t need a 49 Mongoose AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Today you ice fishermen use in the winter. 38 Gypsy man note 58 Fair grade might not exercise all the patience and motor and you don’t need a boat. 50 Make muddy 39 Taut 36 Compass point 59 Abner's friend ’ tolerance you're capable of when deal­ You just walk out to wherever you 40 Clerical 42 Slower; mus. 51 Elder: Fr. 60 Air hero 6 a l h ing with those in your charge. This could want to be.” vestment cause friction 10 11 In addition, the choice of rods and 41 Russian ruler PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) If you walk ls 43 Female saint F V lures is simpler in the winter. Most around with a chip on your shoulder to­ m v o m . (abbr.) day, it won't be long before someone m s o t people use tip ups, which are 44 Cheers (Sp.) tries to knock It off. Why ask for trouble? v o c i P i s r devices that have a line going into / 45 Bank payment ARIES (M arch 21-April 19) Guard the water and a crossbar with a (abbr.) against t^lng taken advantage of today AAEDOWNi: foIde

6:00PM Q3 N*wt [ T M C ) M O VIE: 'Friday the 13th: A N ew 10:30PM (2D T«Im from the D arktkto Scholarship pageant planned Morancey named to honor roll GO (ID Diffrent Strokes g in n in g ' (CC) One of Jason's former More than Just camping It’s a classic dD 24 Horas CE) Action News victims is now a disturbed adult. John Area women between 17 and 26 may compete in the Watkinson School in Hartford has named Laureen Shepherd. Shavar Ross, Melanie Kinna- (SZ) Capitol Journal Hodding Carter This year’s Recreation Vehicie and Camping Show The Greater Hartford Antique Classic III, a large Former teachers don’t like Miss Greater Vernon Scholarship Pageant. The event C D (53l H art to Hart man. 1984. Rated R. hosts this weakly news magazine which Morancey to the honor roll for the first trimester of ^3) G im m e a Break reports on Congressional activities. at the Hartford Civic Center wiii cover more than just show and sale, will be this weekend at the Treadway will be held at 7:30 p.m, March 8 at Vernon Center this school year. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. [ U S A ] T N T camping, according to the organizers. There will be Cromwell Hotel on Route 72 in Cromwell. The show Middle School on Route 30. Television personality A1 (TS Knot's Landing [D IS] D TV James Morancey of 462 Hilliard St. Buchanan H.S. 10:40PM NewsCenter 8:30PM (3D seminars on converting vans, servicing motor homes features more than 60 exhibitors of antiques and Terzi and Paige Turco, the present Miss Vernon, will d D @D M r. Belvedere (CC) M arsh a's de­ 11:00PM (3D (5D dD N ew s collectibles, as well as appraisals and refreshments. playing student name game emcee the show. The next Miss Vernon will compete in (24) Doctor Who and safety on the.highway. The show will be open c isio n to quit law school is met w ith defi­ (3D Taxi tonight until 10, Saturday from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m., and The show is open Saturday from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. and the state finals June 21 at the Shubert Theater in New Women’s club to meet @D Reporter 41 ance by Mr. Belvedere and the children. CID Action Nawa Sunday from II a.m. to 6 p.m. Admission is $4.50 for Sunday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Admission is $2.50. DEAR Haven. Its winner will be in the Miss America dZ) MacNeil-Lehrer Newshour GD Family Feud DEAR WIFE; Sorry. A letter The Women’s Club of Manchester will hold an (3D Benny Hill Show adults and $2 for children ages 7 through 12; children ABBY: I am a Pageant. [ESPN] Speedweek (S) dZ) Wall Street Week Louis from the wife to the other woman executive meeting Monday at 8 p.m. at the home of (3D Indapandant News under 7 are admitted free. retired school­ Joan Ruddell, 38 Somerset Drive. Carolyn Raesler [HBO] Video Jukebox Rukeyser analyzes the ’80s with a wouldn’t justify the price of An area pageant meeting will be held Wednesday at weekly review of economic and invest­ (T8) Odd Couple Psychic fair set teacher who postage. Don’t humble yourself 8 p.m. at the D. W. Fish Realty Building, 243 MaiaSt., will assist the hostess. [USA] USA Cartoon Exprees ment matters. (ID MOVIE: Till Death Do Us Parf Si­ would like to get hoping she will see the error of her Manchester. 6:30PM d D (2 9 )T o o close for Comfort [DIS] Mousterpiece Theater mon Andrew. There’s going to be an An Open Door New Age Fair an important Dear Abby ways and send her married lover Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. at the Unitarian (3D Benson 9:00PM (3D Dallas (CC) J.R. confronts (22) NewsCenter message across back to his family. Deal with your For more information, call Tony or Suzanne Dine, then walk the Hcck Meeting House, 50 Bloomfield Ave., Hartford. ^ d i NBC Nightly Nows Angelica after he learns that Jack is not (24) Doctor Who to the general Abigail Van Buren husband directly. Unless he was Wasilefsky at 643-1591 weekdays or 871-2117 evenings. Manchester lunches listed Marinos’ son. and Mark resents Pam’s Metaphysical books, music tapes, gemstones, (3) Nightly Business Report SD M -A *S*H public. Please hypnotized or kidnapped, he’s a involvement with Matt’s emerald mine. The Hockanum River Linear Park Committee is crystals and jewelry will be on sale. Anyone with The following lunches will be served in the d i ABC News (60 min.) dZ) Second City TV do not walk up free agent and an equal partner in organizing a brunch on Sunday at Adams. Mill exact birth data, including time of day, may have a Manchester public schools the week of Jan. 20 dD Noticiero SIN (3D Merv Griffin (ID M aude to a form er their illicit relationship. Restaurant, followed by a walk along the Hockanum. computerized astrological chart done and interpreted teacher and Elks sponsor hoop shoot through 24. These menus were omitted from (5D Sanford and Son ( B @5) D iffra n t S troka s (CC) The fam ily [CNN] Moneyline Wednesday’s Manchester Herald. The brunch begins at 12:30 p.m. The walk will start at by astrological readers. say, ”f’ll bet The Manchester Elks will host its annual hoop shoot [CNN] Showbiz Today attempts to help Kimberly in her battle [DIS] MOVIE: The Wonder of It All' A 2p.m. Those who have not attended the brunch should DEAR ABBY; Please help me! Monday: No school, Martin Luther King Day. against bulimia. cougar battling a bear, penguins play­ you don’t remember me.” "You’re absolutely right. I’m contest on Sunday for all boys and girls between the [DIS] Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet meet the others in front of the restaurant. Sturdy boots I’m really scared. I’m bulimic and Tuesday: Hamburger or cheeseburger on a (3D MOVIE: 'Woman Called Moses' Part ing, and rare animals *rom every conti­ The chances are that the teacher sorry. I don’t. I’m on the pill. I’ve been trying real ages of 8 and 11. Ages will be determined as of April 1. [ESPN] SportsCenter nent are filmed in t » documentary. are suggested for this strenuous walk. Snow date is roll, golden french fries, buttered peas, milk, 2 of 2 A Southern slave escapes to free- will not remember you because That precludes the guessing hard to control my bulimia and 1986. [HBO] MOVIE: 'Crackers' Misfits de­ . dom in Philadelphia with help from the 1974. Rated G. Jan. 26. chilled pears. cide to become safecrackers. Donald you have changed a great deal games in which there are no have been doing real well. But I’m Quakers. Cicely Tyson, Robert Hooks [USA] Night Flight winners. The contest will be held at the Nathan Hale School Wednesday: Cheese and pepperoni pizza, Sutherland. Sean Penn. Jack Warden. 1978 since you were a student. scared because I don’t know if it tossed salad with choice of dressing, milk, 1984. Rated PG 1 1:30PM (3D D ynasty First say, ’’Hello, I am John on Spruce Street. Registration is from 10a.m. to noon. (22) (5D Knight Rider Michael and KITT lessens the effect of the dosage applesauce bars. [MAX] MOVIE: 'Royal Wedding' A CID MOVIE: 'Four for Texas' Two feuding DEAR ABBY: I know you must The conte.st will be from 10 a.m. until 3 p.m. head for the country when FLAG patrons Better than Bugs Bunny Jones.” (Or Mary Smith, or when I force myself to vomit. ’ITiursday: Shells with meat sauce, buttered brother and sister dance team who are threatened by a chainsaw-wielding westeners unite to oppose a crooked whatever your name is.) If you a re have advice in the form of a letter travel to England for the royal wedding madman. (60 min.) In Stereo. banker and his dastardly schemes. I take my pill just like the doctor The contest is free. A winner and runner up will be mixed vegetables, garlic bread, milk, chilled find their own true loves. Fred Astaire, Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Victor a married woman, use your to ’’the other woman,” telling her told me — I never skip a pill and I (24) dD Great Performances: A Soldier's Are your kids hooked on the typical Saturday determined for each age group for both boys and girls. pineapple. Jane Powell. Peter Lawford. 1951. Buono. 1963 maiden name. It would also help if of the harm and hurt she is take it as directed. Ican’thaveyou T ale The tale by Stravinsky is told for the morning cartoon shows? The Wadsworth Atheneum is causing. I would like to send such Winners will take part in the Elks District contest to Friday: New England clam chowder, toasted [TM C] MOVIE: 'Fandango' Five friends first time in animation. (60 min.) (R) C3) Bizarre John Byner hosts this long offering an alternative. On Saturday and next you mentioned the year you were answer me at home because my be announced at a later date. The winner.s at the cheese sandwich, peanut butter stuffed celery, take one last fling before being drafted. running cable comedy series. in his or her class. advice to the woman who is @D SIN Presents: Anillos de Oro Saturday morning, Jan. 25, the museum will show new parents open my mail, and if they district contest may go on to compete in the National carrot sticks, milk, fudge cookies. Kevin Costner, Judd Nelson, Sam Ro- (3D The Honeymooners I have had at least 10.000 interfering with my 24-year mar­ bards. 1984 Rated PG. In Stereo. [CNN] Larry King Live animated features produced by independent film­ find out I’m on the pill, they’ll Hoop Shoot contest to be held in Indianapolis, Ind. (31 Second City TV students in my classes, so please riage. but I have trouble express­ disown me. I’m 21 and plan to get 7:00PM OD CBS News [DIS] MOVIE: The Ghosts of Buxley makers at 10:30 a.m. Each program will include ing myself without showing my H a ir The founders of a m ilitary academ y (22) dD The Tonight Show Tonight's abstract works as well humorous views of life in cut out the guessing games and married next year but my parents CT) Three's Company guests are Dabney Coleman and Ed Be­ anger and bitterness. return from the dead to prevent the in­ America. The films will be shown in Avery Theater at give us old schoolteachers a break. would never understand. (S) ABC News troduction of girls at the school. Dick gley, Jr. (60 min.) In Stereo. P S. 26 in N Y C, Our three children are ex­ O'Neill. Victor French, Louise Latham. the museum. 600 Main St., Hartford, and cost $1 per SCARED (D $100,000 Pyramid (H Hogan's Heroes tremely hurt and resent all the 1980. person. Tickets will be sold at the door. Cinem a (3D At the Movies dD ABC News Nightline lying and deception that’s been [USA] On Top All Over the World Rivals have no rival DEAR P.S.: Schoolteachers ar­ dD Loco A m or going on for nearly two year.<;. They DEAR SCARED: Bulimia is far (ID Carson's Comedy Classics In conjunction with the shows, there will be film en’t the only ones who are irritated HARTFORD 9:40, 11:45; Sat 1:30, 4:30, 7:30, 9:40, FrI 7:20, 9:45; Sat and Sun 2:30, 4:45, 9:30PM (3D @D He's the Mayor (CC) dD M 'A 'S ’ H dZ) N ow s workshops Saturday and Jan. 25 from 12:30 to 1:30 The Interstate Rivals, rated third among when someone comes up to them are 17, 20 and 22 — old enough to more serious than you realize. You Cinema City — Ron FrI 7,10; Sotl, 4, 11:45; Sun 1:30,4:30,7:30.9:40. — Soles 7:20, 9:40. — Young Sherlock Holm es (2D MOVIE; 'Horse Feathers' The Marx need to talk to a physician about 7, 10; Sun 1, 4, 8. — The Gods Must Be L ike Us (R) FrI 1, 7:40, 10, m idnight; (PG-13) Frl7:15,9:35; Sot and Sun 2:15, (22) Wheel of Fortune dD Kojak p.m. Enrollment, limited to 15 students, is $3. Call 2,000 barbershop quartets in the nation, and says, ”I’ll bet you don’t understand, but they are as brothers turn collegiate, with Groucho hurting and confused as I am. this. You are 21. and old enough to C ra zy (P G ) FrI 7:30, 9:45; Sat and Sun Sat 1, 3:10, 5:20, 10, m id night; Sun 1, 4:35,7:15,9:35. — A Clockwork Orange (2D MacNeil-Lehrer Newshour as a college president. The Marx Broth­ [CNN] Sports Tonight 278-2670 to register. appear Saturday in two Manchester remember me! ” 2:30, 4:40, 7:30, 9:45. — 101 D alm atians 3:10, 5:20, 7:40, 10. A dvance Showing; (R) FrI and Sot 11:45 — The R o cky ^ ) Price Is Right ers 1932. [HBO] 1st & Ten: Wine Time Two star If the answer is no, the only Awaiting your reply ... make your own decisions with (G) ot and Sun 1:15, 3, 5:15. — The House (R) Sat e. — Rocky IV (P G ) Fr11, Horror Picture Show (R) FrI and Sat players land in the clink thanks to a con regard to birth control. Otflclal Story FrI-Sun 7:20,9:30. — The 7:15, 9:25, 11:20; Sat 1, 3, 5, 7:15, 9:25, midnight. — Pink Floyd: The Wall (R) Newlywed Game performances. The group will be the appropriate response would be, THE WIFE HE PUSHED ASIDE @D 10:00PM (3D Falcon Crest (CC) An­ man and his vineyard scheme. Jo u rn ey of N atty Gann (PG ) FrI 7:10, 11:20; Sun 1, 3, 5, 7:15, 9;25. — A FrI and Sat midnight. @D Cristal gela brings her daughter Julia home to guests of the Silk City Chorus at 9:20; Sat and Sun 2:10, 4:20, 7:10, 9:20. Nightmare on Elm Street 2: Freddy’s bring tranquility to her family, but the [TM C] MOVIE: 'B.J. Lang Presents' An Enjoy ‘Chicago’ Revenge (R) FrI 1:30, 7:40,9:50, 11:45; dZ) Nightly Business Report plan backfires when Julia defies her insane movie director kidnaps and tor­ concerts at 2 and 8 p.m. at Manchester EAST HARTFORD VERNON Sat 1:30,3:30,5:20,7:40,9:50,11:45; Sun Cine 1 A 2 — Back to the Future (PG) dD One Day at a Time m other (60 min.) tures a famous actress. Mickey Rooney, Eastwood Pub A Cinema — A Chorus 1:30, 3:30, 5:20, 7:40,9:50. — The C o lo r Keenan Wynn. Rated R. High School. The Rivals, from Louis­ FrI 7,9:15; sat l:30, 7,9:15; Sun 1:30,4, [CNN] Moneyline The cast members of “Chicago,” the current Lin e (PG-13) FrI and S at7:1S,9:30; Sun P u rp le (PG-13) FrI 1:15, 7, 10:10; Sat (3D N ew s 7:30. and Sun 1:15, 4:15, 7, 10:10. — Iron 7,9:15 — Santa Claus; The Movie (PG) Entertainment Tonight production at Coachlight Dinner Theater in East ville, Ky., began competing in 1982. In Check deodorant contents Sat and Sun 2. — A Chorus Line (PG-13) [DIS] Disney's Legends and Heros ® The Fall Guy (CC) Colt' S reunion 1 1:35PM C3D Poor Richard's Pub A Cinema — E ag le (PG-13) FrI 1:30, 7:20, 9:50, Interview with Mark Harmon. FrI and Sot 7:25,9:30; Sun 5, 7:25,9:30. [ESPN] Tennis: Nabisco Masters Sin­ with his high-school sweetheart is inter­ Windsor, don't just make headlines. They wear them. this concert, the group will join the Young Sherlock Holmes (PG-13) FrI m idnight; Sot 1:30, 4:15, 7:20, 9:50, and Sat 7:30, 9:30, m idnight; Sun 5, m idnight; Sun 1:30, 4:15, 7:20, 9:50. — gles Quarterfinals rupted by her brother's attempt to de­ 1 2:00AM C9P H aw aii Five-0 Boston Consort (formerly the Boston WEST HARTFORD fraud an insurance company (60 min.) Costume designers Michael Bottari and Ronald 7:30,9:30, Runaway Train (R) Fr11:15,7:30,9:55, [USA] Wild. Wild World of Animals (3D d l Comedy Break Case silk screened old issues of the Chicago Tribune Common), and Four Under Par, a Showcase Cinema 1-9 — Out ot Africo m idnight; Sat 1:15, 4, 7:30, 9:55, Elm I A 1 — A Chorus Line (PG-13) (ID Mission: Impossible (P G ) F r1 1,7:10,10:05; Sat and Sun 1,4, FrI 7,9:20; Sot and Sun 2,4:15,7,9:20.— 7c30PM (3D PM Magazine (31 The Untouchables and the New York Times directly onto vinyl to make to see if salts are present m idnight; Sun 1:15, 4, 7:30, 9:55. (2D Post Game Show championship comic quartet. Tickets 7:10,10:05.— White Nights (PG-13) FrI Bock to the Future (PG) FrI 7,9:20; Sat CID M - A “S*H dD Charlie's Angels trenehcoats, cotton to make vests and dresses, and 2:10, 7:10, 9:45, 12:10; Sot 7:40, 10:10, and Sun 2, 4:15, 7, 9:20. (22) (2D Miami Vice When Crockett's old are available by calling Peter Taylor, 12:30; Sun 7:40, 10:10. — The A d ven ­ MANCHESTER dD Wheel of Fortune girlfriend dies w hile trying to sm uggle in [CNN] Newsnight even spandex to make bikinis. DEAR DR. go the a VD clinic of the type WINDSOR GOTT: Do you tures of M a rk Tw ain (G) FrI 12:30, 6; UA Theaters East — Back to the Plaza — Youna Sherlock Holmes (3D Million Dollar Chance of a Lifetime swallowed cocaine, he and Tubbs use [HBO] 1st & Ten: Rone's Fling Hanky- 649-4607. The afternoon performances sponsored by municipal agencies Sat and Sun 12:30, 2:20, 4:10, 6. — The Future (PG) FrI 7,9:30; Sat and Sun 2, confiscated cocaine to crack the smug­ panky on and off the field could foul up This gives an unusual, stylized setting for the (PG-13) FrI and Sot 7:15,9:30; Sun7:15. Independent News know of any in most large towns and cities. Jew el of the N ile (P G ) FrI 1:30, 7:30, 4:30, 7, 9:30. — A Chorus Lin e (PG-13) dD gling ring. (60 min.) In Stereo the division playoffs. song-and-jazz-dance show of murder and mayhem, are $7 general admission, $5 senior dD Best of Saturday Night deodorants that (2D Chappy Goes to Merdi Gras The tra­ which continues through Feb. 9. Call 522-1266 for citizens. All seats for the evening do not contain (20) dD Barney Miller ditions and rituals of Mardi Gras are ex­ 1 2:05AM ® (VIOVIE: T h e ApplB- In a details on prices and showtimes. performance are $8. aluminum Dr. Gott (22) Jeopardy plored (60 min.) kingdom where music rules, a young featuring... couple's love song becomes a threat to chlorohydrate? (50) New Newlywed Game (SD Bodas de Odio the devilish promoter. George Gilmore, Peter Gott, M.D. X T T T T ' T T T > C 254 b r o a d s t r e e t (§D Benson dZ) Comedy with Monteith and Rand Joss Ackland. Catherine Mary Stewart. DEAR dZl State We're In John Monteith and Suzanne Rand per­ 1980. form comedy skits and improvisational NEVER PLACED a want ad? 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The Wolverines are Hawaii 65-63; 19th-rated Purdue overtime, to lead the Hilltoppers to points, including a 10-foot jumper 16-1, 4-1 in the conference; Minne­ got by Northwestern 85-64, and No. an upset of the Blazers. Western with 1 second remaining in over­ Call us today! snapped a 12-game home court time to give Providence College its > T ' sota is 11-6 and 1-3. 20 Bradley routed West Texas Marc Wilson scored 22 of his 24 State 78-53. winning streak for the Blazers, 16-3 win over Boston College. Donovan points in the second half as the host on the season and 4-1 in the Sun also made 1 of 2 free throws with 4 • Superior Service Gophers used a relentless fast Belt. Western Kentucky is 12-3 and seconds left in regulation to send break, something the Wolverines Top 20 2- 1. the game into overtime with the • Senior Citizens Discount usually utilize to overwhelm the Duke avoided looking ahead to Texas-El Paso needed 19 points scored tied at 70. 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Miller, who had 23 points in “ I know the coaching job Bill last six meetings between the two a 14-point run to start the second the second half, was 9-for-15 from UPI photo was facing — ‘Here’s Minnesota, schools, including last year’s half for Purdue, 4-1 in conference the floor and hit all 17 of his free 0-3. Here we are 16-0.’ It’s hard to meeting in Durham. play and 15-3 overall. throw-attempts. Hatcher was 13- Minnesota guard Todd Alexander goes flying after being get a team ready after the game “ The way we’ve looked at our Bradley, which has had some oW6 from the field. The Bruins, 8-4 fouied by Michigan’s Antoine Joubert. The Goiden has started," Dutcher said. season, we’re gonna take things last-minute victories recently, was overall and 3-2 in the conference, Gophers, who earlier in the year lost a 70-69 verdict to To advertise your hit 13 free throws in the final 1:37 to Michigan has dropped six of the one game at a time,” said senior happy to have a breather. 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Features include 3-4 The buildings and people came just as advertised. surprise, but the mesh protection wrapped around the Avenue, a bunch of teen-aged boys played hockey. central vacuum, outdoor gas grill, situated on child safe cul-de- So then what? bedrooms, 3 full baths, fireplaced family room. Possible in­ In fact, everything was an advertisement. Billboards trunks did not. Most wore full gear, and had the looks and moves of sac. Asking $146,900. “ We get snowed out.” REAL ESTATE SERVICES law situation. Sensibly priced. $114,900. and murals were plastered or smeared on one side or Near by,'a street sign warned to “ Clean up after legitimate players. There was even a referee in zebra The encounter made his weekend. In the midst of all another of every building. your dog, maximum fine $100” , while old drunks sat stripes. Everyone wore skates, too, but there was no the steel and decay, he had found something real. 63 East Center St., Manchester, 643-4060 CALL US - WE GUARANTEE THE RESULTS The country boy was more concerned with the sun. on a mattress over a hot air vent and begged for ice. 14 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Jan. 17. re«6 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, Jan. 17. 1986 — 15 I Upsets abound in Masters tennis NHL roundup

final game of the first set when a Bv Martin Lader Tuesday, also made it to the semis victory. Keans nightmares over light bulb fell from the ceiling and with his second straight upset, 6-3, “ Lendi is playing very well in the United Press International smashed on the court near him. He 6-2, over Johan Kriek. last few months also,” Becker even helped clean up the glass. NEW YORK — Much to the ■The semifinal pairings will be said. ” He has much more confi­ By Dove O'Hara good game from him is terrific. He needed a win in his completed tonight when Lendl dence since the U.S. Open, of Gomez, despite his role as the The Associated Press backpocket and he got it. dismay of the people who tout the fourth alternate to replace Con­ $500,000 Masters as a super cham­ faces Tim Mayotte and Brad course, but I almost beat him in “ He’s such a competitor, such a fighter, but he was Gilbert plays Anders Jarryd. London on his favorite surface, so nors, has yet to drop a set in his two BOSTON — The nightmares are over, at least for a fighting himself a little bit. I think this will get him pionship. Boris Becker stands as matches. He didn’t allow Kriek to the last big hope to inject a ray of Defending champion John he’s the one to beat now.” while, for veteran goalie Doug Keans of the Boston back on the right track. All he needed was a win.” McEnroe and No. 5 seed Stefan Becker, big, strong and aggres­ break him once, and he thwarted Bruins. excitement. any kind of challenge by racing to a With the quarterfinal round not Edberg were first-round casual­ sive, is an exciting player to watch, Once again he can concentrate on fighting National North Stars 4, Blues 3 even complete, four of the top five ties, marking the first time the and it is indicative of his ability 4-0 lead in the second set. Hockey League rivals instead of himself. Minnesota goaltender Jon Casey kicked out 31 Masters has iost so many top seeds that he now has beaten Wilander, "This is like a free week form e,” “ I haven’t been playing real bad, but I haven’t been shots to help the I^orth Stars beat the Blues in a seeds are gone, and it is left to said the 25-year-old left-hander, Becker to provide the drama of so quickiy. the world’s No. Splayer, fourtimes playing good,” Keans said ’Thursday night after Norris Division battle. who is ranked 15th in the world. ” I forcing a chalienge against top Becker will get the winner of the in a row. ending nearly a one-month slump in the Bruins’ 3-2 “ It was superb goaltending by Casey that was the just come to play when they tell me seed Ivan Lendl in Sunday’s final. Gilbert-Jarryd fray, leaving the “ You can always get into a victory over the Calgary Flames in only one of two difference.” said Blues Coach Jacques Demers. ” We Becker disposed of the No. 3 strong possibility of a showdown rhythm against him,” Becker said to. I don’t think at all about who I NHL games Thursday night. In the other, Minnesota ■ were short one goal because of Casey. He challenges might be playing. I don’t want to seed. Mats Wilander,6-4,4-6,6-3, in with Lendl in the final. in explaining his success against nipped St.' Louis 4-3. you a lot. We took some dandy shots. push myself or put on any a weil-played match Thursday Although Becker has lost all the 21-year-old Swede. ” At the Keans, winless since Dec. 21 and benched for two “ He played better than any goalie we’ve played night to reach the semifinals in his three meetings with the world’s beginning I was trying to stay in pressure. games in a row as Pat Riggin was given a shot at against. He’s a rookie that plays like a veteran. We “ This whole week feels like 1 was first appearance in the Masters. No. I player, he carried Lendl to the backcourt to get a good touch. becoming Boston’s “ hot goaltender,” had 25 saves, realized we played well enough to win and that the back home practicing in Ecuador. Andres Gomez, a last-minute five sets in their last get-together Once I get a good touch then I’m including several bordering on sensational. difference was Casey.” ’ Most people don’t even know I’m fiii-in for No. 4 seed Jimmy at Wembley and has continued to playing good tennis.” “ It wasn’t as if I was giving up a lot of bad goals,” Casey, who has won eight of 11 games since being Connors, who calied in sick on improve even since his Wimbledon Becker was startled during the here.” Keans said of his slump. “ I just wasn’t making the big called up from Springfield, was particularly sharp in save when I needed to.” the third period, turning back 16 shots, “ He hasn’t been playing bad, but he’s been putting “ You have to be confident of yourself,” the rookie UPI photo pressure on himself trying to turn it around,” said said. “ But you can’t be too confident and not too (33) in first period action. Keans Mike Milbury, a Bruins assistant coach. “ Getting a arrogant.” Boston goalie Doug Keans (31) protects Top women seeds breeze in openers the corner of the net as he he prepares backstopped the Bruins to 3-2 win over for shot from Calgary’s Carey Wilson the Flames. Navratilova is expected to top "Mom thinks I have improved WORCESTER. Mass. (UPI) - Navratilova routed Rafaella Reggi of Italy 6-1. 6-2; Mandlikova $10 million in winnings in the next my backhand and my serve,” she Most of the top-seeded players, said. "And she’s marveling at the Bourque tops Wales vote including No. 1 Martina Navratil­ beat Melissa Gurney 6-4, 6-7 (4-7). few weeks, “ I wish they were all like that.” fruits and vegetables we have in ft,.., ova and No. 3 Pam Shriver. 6-1, and Shriver eliminated Sandra Coventry girls top Prince she said of her one-sided victory. the stores. I took her to the breezed through their opening Cecchini of Italy 6-3, 6-0. ” I played well, made hardly any supermarket.” MONTREAL (UPI) — Boston Bruins defenseman votes was Tom Barrasso of Buffalo. matches Thursday in a $250,000 In the only upset, Dianne From- Ray Bourque received the most votes among Wales In a statement released by the NHL, league seventh triumph in 10 games. Hebron, Tuesday afternoon at 3:15 holtz Balestrat of Australia, mak­ unforced errors, served well and HARTFORD — All season, the women’s tennis tournament. In another second-round match Conference candidates in fan balloting for the annual president John Ziegler expressed satisfaction with the scoring output for Coventry High Prince Tech falls to 7-3, as well. p.m. But fourth-ranked Claudia ing a comeback at age 29, ousted returned well.” Navratilova said she is looking Thursday, No. 10 Wendy Turnbull All-Star Game, to be played Feb. 4 in Hartford, Conn. changed selection process. girls basketball team has been The teams entered the final eight Kohda-Kilsch had it easiest. No. 5 Manuela Maleeva of Bulga­ Bourque totalled 193,199 votes from NHL fans, who ” We are most pleased with our initial year of fan minutes of play deadlocked at COVENTRY (5J) — Pam Boonall 1 forward to a match today with ousted Susan Mascarin 6-3, 6-3. provided by forward Leslie Da- 0- 0 7, Stocev Robertson 5 4-10 14, Kim The West German drew a ria 7-6 (7-5). 4-6. 6-1 in a second- balloting,” he said. “ The fans enjoyed it, the players Mizesko 3 5-8 11, Leslie Danehy 5 2-812, \ llth-seeded Carling Bassett be­ Turnbull, 33, an Australian now selected the starting teams for the first time. nehy and center Kim Mizesko. 35-all. first-round bye and advanced to round match. LIso Tolooo 2 0-0 4, Anno Wertel 1 0-1 2, UPI photo cause "she has a good, sound living in Deerfield Beach, Fla., Joining Bourque on the starting Wales team for the enjoyed it and the result was considerable exposure “ It was a close game, right down the round of 16 when her scheduled “ I’ve been working on improv­ for the NHL All-Star Game and hockey.” But it was the contributions of a to the end,” said victorious coach Moklko Mlolto 2 0-0 4, Mouro Danehy 1 game, she doesn’t have any said she was struggling toward the 38th annual All-Star Game are: Washington defense- 1- 2 3, Nektorlo GItsIs 0 0-0 0, Corine opponent. Leigh Thompson, was ing my game,” Balestrat said, man Rod Langway who captured 165,885 votes; Lemieux held the largest margin of victory, with third frontcourt starter, Stacey Ray Dimmock. “ It could’ve gone Coolnello 0 0-0 0, Mollle Jacobson 0 0-0 Boris Becker of West Germany is one of the few top weakness.” end, despite the score forced out by flu. "Usually when I come back from a Quebec left winger Michel Goulet, 128,475; Pittsburgh 72,773 votes more than Peter Stastny of Quebec. In the Robertson, that led the Patriots to either way, but Robertson came 0, Ursula WIebush 0 0-0 0, Brenda But Navratilova was more inter­ "I went out loose for this match, Tholocker 0 0^0 0, Totals 20 l 2-29 52. seeds to survive opening play at the $500,000 Masters Navratilova and Shriver won layoff, I get beaten. A win like that closest race, Goulet finished ahead of Philadelphia’s a 52-45 win over homestanding ested in talking about her mother, 'but the more I played, the tighter I center Mario Lemieux, 173,972; Philadelphia right through with her career high.” PRINCE TECH (45) — Darlene tennis tournament in New York. Becker beat No. 3 seeds easily while second-seeded Hana today is very encouraging. My Brian Propp by 1,497 votes. Kerr, who leads the league Prince Tech in Thursday’s non- Guthrie 4 2-7 10, Donna Grant 1 1-4 3, who arrived for a visit this week got,” she said. "I lost a little winger Tim Kerr, 168,154, and Quebec goaltender Danehy and Mizesko chipped in Mats Wilander 6-4, 4-6, 6-3 in a Thursday night Mandlikova struggled for a victory determination was very good, and Mario'Gosselin, whose total of 119,115 votes was in goals and power-play goals, finished strong and conference contest in Hartford. with 12 and II points, respectively. Holly Innerarlty 2 1-3 5, Lucinda 1 played tough.” from Czechoslovakia. energy.” Fitzpatrick 3 0-4 6, Claudia Williams 0 quarterfinal match. after a month-long layoff. second' to deceased Philadelphia goaltender Pelle beat out New York Islander Mike Bossy. At defense, Robertson pumped in a team- Prince Tech’s Carlene Rodney 2- 2 2, Gllda Stallworth 0 0-0 0, Lisa Lindbergh. Lindbergh died as a result of a Nov. 10, Mark Howe of Philadelphia and Langway’s team­ high 14 points, including 8 in the had a game-high 19. Feliciano 0 0-0 0, Carlene Rodney 6 3-4 1985 automobile accident. Behind Gosselin by 3,147 mate Scott Stevens finished third and fourth. fourth quarter to spark Coventry’s Cnirontry is at RHAM High in 19, Totals 18 9-28 45. NBA roundup SCOREBOARD Sports in Brief Wingate 74, Pembroke St. 60 Prime Time Plovers 36 (Pat Harkins8, Koncak 4-7 0-0 8, Carr 4-/ >/ 13, Winston-Salem St.69,Shaw56 Clippers suffer a disgusting loss Johnson 4-8 2-3 10, Webb 2-2 1-1 5, Betsy King 8). Lupacchino contributes for CCSU North Stars 4. Blues 3 Midwest Standings — Sportsman's Paradise Hastings 1-2 04) 2, Battle 1-1 0-0 2. Totals Bellarmlne85,Ashland77 5-1, Amusements Unlimited 5-1, Irish Basketball 47-83 21-31 116. Bradley 78, W. Texas St. 53 Insurance 2-4, Prime Time Players 0-6. NEW BRITAIN — Junior forward Daria Lupacchino, an East By Gerry Monlgon we didn’t capitalize.” Johnson bruised his right knee scored 26 points to power the Hockey St. Louis 0 2 1—3 Cleveland 22 23 33 21— 99 Cedarvllle85,Denlson77 Catholic High graduate, has been a contributor for the nationally Minnesota 2 1 1—4 Atlanta 30 41 18 27— 116 Dayton 64, Crelghton50 United Press International As usual. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Tuesday against Phoenix, and Hawks, The Cavaliers fought back First period— 1, MInnesoto. Biugstad26 Three point goals— Free 2, Wilkins. ranked Central Connecticut State University women’s basket­ was indomitable, scoring26 points. Rambis sat out with a sore left foot. from a 78-53 deficit early in the Fouled out— none. Total fouls— Drake 77,1 ndlana St. 72 (Hartsburg, Broten), pp, 8:22. 2. MInne NBAstandIngs IU-PU-Ft.Wavne56,lnd.Cent.54,Ot ball team. Frustrating losses are old hat for Byron Scott added 23 points, third quarter with 21 straight NHL standings sota, Clccorelll 15 (Broten, Payne), pp Clevelond 77, Atlanta 25. Rebounds— Knicks 42 (Jason DIeterle 14. Greg Clippers’ top scorer Marques lll.-Chlcago67, WIs.-Green Bay 56 King 13, Andy BuccInO 6), Celtics 28 The 5-8 Lupacchino, in the Blue Devils’ first 12 games, was points. Atlanta led by as many as 11:45. Penalties— Plett. Min, 2:12; Ram Cleveland 37 (Turpin 10), Atlanta 46 llllnols73, Wlsconsin54 the Los Angeles Clippers. Last however, and rookie A.C. Green Johnson suffered a bruised right Wales Conference age, StL, 3:07; Sutter, StL, 7:54; Ramage Eastern Conference (Rollins 9). Assists—Cleveland 20 Illinois Wesleyan71,Elmhurst55 (Lee Stewart 10, Paul M llton8, Dwayne averaging 3.8 points and 4.5 points per game in a reserve role. night’s 112-96 setback by the scored 21 off the bench to demoral­ 26 points in the final period. (Bagiev, Free 6 ). Atlanta 33 (Whit- Goldston 8). quadricep in the opening three Patrick Division StL, malor (fighting), 9:30; Hospodar Atlantic Division Ind. Tech 79, Huntington 75 Central, 13-1, was ranked No. 9 nationally and No.2 in New Lakers, however, had to leave ize the Clippers. James Worthy Cleveland was paced by World B. W L T Pts. 6F GA Min, mlnor-maior (fighting), 9:30; Hun W L Pet. GB tman 10). Technical— Atlanta (Illegal minutes. He played the rest of the Philadelphia 33 11 0 66 201 129 ter, StL, 11:17; Plett, Min, 12:27; Pavese Boston 28 8 .778 — defense). A— 4,961. England in the latest Division II poll. them more disgusted than usual. added 19. Free with 26 points. StL, 17:06; Plett, Mln.doublemlnor, 17:06 Philadelphia 25 14 .641 4'/? first half and started the second, Washington 25 13 4 54 166 139 ■With Lakers starters Magic ” Our last three games, we’ve but had to leave as the muscle Bucks 114, Bullets 98 NY Islonders 18 16 9 45 173 159 , Second period— 3, Minnesota, Cicca New Jersey 24 16 .600 6 Johnson and Kurt Rambis side­ played good defensively,” Lakers NY Rangers 20 21 3 43 156 149 rein 16 (Broten, Giles), 2:26. 4, St. Louis Washington 19 21 .475 11 Big East standings Transactions Volleyball tightened. He finished with 7 New York 14 24 .368 15 lined with injuries, the Clippers head coach Pat Riley said. “ To­ At Milwaukee. Terry Cummings Pittsburgh 19 20 5 43 166 162 LaVallee7(Federko,Mullen),pp,11:33.5 Big East Conference O'Qll Morrone to lead national group points. New Jersey 15 26 1 31 157 198 St. Louis, Mullen 22 (Federko, LaVallee) Central Division W L W L had a prime opportunity to knock night the defense was very active, scored 35 points to power the Adams Division 17:11. Penalties— Hospodar, Min, 11:04 Milwaukee 27 14 .659 — Syracuse 4 1 13 1 STORRS — University of Connecticut men’s soccer coach Joe Bucks. Ricky Pierce added 19 Atlonta 21 16 .568 4 off their upscale, intracity rivals. and we got a lot of work from our Kurt Nimphius had 21 points for Quebec 25 16 2 52 180 141 Ramage, StL, 14:20. St. John s 4 1 16 2 BASEBALL Adult volleyball Morrone will begin this weekend a two-year term as president of points, and Paul Pressey 18. Leon Montreal 24 15 4 52 200 155 Third period— 6, Minnesota, Graham 16 Detroit 17 21 .447 8V3 3 1 n 7 Instead, they found out just how bench. the Clippers, and Rory White Cleveland 16 23 .410 10 Vlllanova American League Wood, acquired four games ago Boston 20 17 7 47 170 158 (Bellows), 8:21. 7, St. Louis, Ramoge 6 Georgetown 3 2 12 3 DETROIT TIGER&r-tWolved Mairty ^,WQa\en’5 standings— Buffalo Water the National Soccer Coaches Association of America. deep the Lakers bench runs. ” We have the depth, and we added 15. Hartford 21 20 1 43 167 163 (Federko, Mullen), pp, 13:37. Pertalties— Chicago 15 25 .375 IT/a Pittsburgh 3 ’ 2 n ' 4 Castillo, catcher-Inflelder, for the pur­ Tavern z9-1. Woodland Gardens 20-10, Morrone has been Connecticut coach the past 17 years and his from Philadelphia, led the Bullets Plett, Min, 0:22; Hartsburg, Min, 11:53; Indiana 10 28 .263 ISVa Nutmeg Home Improvement 20-10, “ They were crippled and we showed it tonight. We’re in a good Buffalo 19 19 5 43 155 147 Boston College 2 3 10 5 pose of giving him his unconditional 28-year college record stands at 300-118-38, a winning percentage with a career-high 25 points. Gus Campbell Conference Hunter, StL, 17:04; Bellows. Min, 19:40; Western Conference Connecticut 1 3 9 4 release. Tierney's 18-12, B 8. J Auto Repair 17-13, didn’t do the job,” Clippers head groove right now. We know what Hawks 116, Cavaliers 99 Norris Division Ramage, StL,20:00. Midwest Division Providence 1 4 9 7 MINNESOTA TWINS— Traded Dove Clark Paint 16-14, Spruce St. Mobil of 70 percent. coach Don Chaney lamented. Williams added 24. including 20 in W L Pet. GB 11-19, Nichols Manchester Tire 10-20, we have, and we’re staying with it. W L T Pts. GP GA Shots on gool— St. Louis 11-6- 17— 34, Seton Hall 0 4 9 8 Engle, catcher, to the Detroit Tigers for “ They had two key players out and We just want to be consistent.” At Atlanta. Dominique Wilkins the second half Chicago 21 17 5 47 197 192 Mlnnesota9-12-5— 26. Houston 26 13 .667 — Chris Plttaro.Inflelder, and Alex Sanchez, Heritage Auto Body 8-22, Main Pub St. Louis 19 18 6 44 165 167 Power-play conversions — St. Louls8-2. Denver 23 15 .605 2'/? Thursdoy's Result outfielder. Assigned Joe Klink to Orlando 1-29. Minnesota 17 18 B 42 175 165 Minnesota^. San Antonio 21 19 .525 SVj Providence 76, Boston College 75 of the Southern League. Notional standings — Six Packers Iowa lawmaker says ‘pay athletes’ Toronto 12 25 5 29 168 205 Goalies— St. Louis. Mlllen. Minnesota, Dallas 18 17 .514 6 Soturday's Games 25-5, Economy Electric 21-9, Northend- Utah 19 22 .463 8 Nationol League ers 19-11, Monchester Property Main­ Detroit 9 30 5 23 144 237 Casey. A-10,860. St. John'sat UConn (CivicCenter),8 NEW YORK METS—Traded Ronn DES MOINES, Iowa (UPI) — A state lawmaker Thursday Smvthe Division Referee— Ron Fournier. Sacramento 13 26 . 333 13 p.m. Reynolds, catcher, and Jeff BIttIger, tenance 18-12, Alcar Auto Parts 15-15, Edmonton 32 9 4 239 180 Pacific Division Elmore Associates 12-18, Buffalo Wa­ proposed Iowa’s universities pay their athletes for their services, Stadler says playing it safe is not a good idea 68 Georgetown at Seton Hall pitcher, to the Philadelphia Phillies for Calgary 19 21 3 41 173 168 NHL All-Star voting L.A. Lakers 31 6 .838 — Pittsburgh at Vlllanova Rodger Cole, pitcher, and LonnIeGIdeon, ter Tavern 7-23, Redwood Raiders 3-27. rather than have them accept cash and expensive gifts under the Winnipeg 14 27 5 33 165 214 Portland 25 18 .581 9 Syracuse at Louisville American standings — Redwood Phoenix 14 M .3W 16’/3 first baseman. Assigned Cole to Tide­ Sutton and Bob Tway, each of Los Angeles 13 24 5 31 147 207 Ohio State at Boston College (Boston water of the International League and Taverns 29-1, Insurers 24-6. Watkins table. By Bob Greene While he has the lead, and has a 9-under-par effort wasai Bermuda Vancouver 13 26 5 31 153 182 Following arethefinolvotetotaisfor the Seattle 15 24 .385 17 Garden) 14-16, Ambulonce Service 9-21. Buffolo whom had a 70 at La Quinta. Also at Golden State 14 28 .333 19'/2 Gideon to Lynchburg of the Carolina Water Tovern 7-23, ABA Tool 8> Die Sen. Tom Mann, D-Des Moines, introduced legislation The Associated Press history of success in this five-day, Dunes, and he has a 2-round total of Thursday's Results Wales Conference team, as selected by League. Traded Billy Beane, outfielder, requiring the Board of Regents to establish a policy to allow 138. nine under par were John Cook, Boston 3, Calgary 2 NHL fans, for the 38th annual All-Star L.A Clippers 13 28 .317 20 and Bill Latham and Joe Klink, pitchers, 6-24. 90-hole tournament, Stadler was Minnesota 4, St Louis 3 Game, to be played Feb. 4 In Hartford, Thursday's Results Big East result to the Minnesota Twins for Tim Teufel, college athletes to be paid for their services. The compensation PALM DESERT. Calif. - There far from complacent. Donnie Hammond shot a 64. who had a 67 at Eldorado and Gary Friday's Games Conn.: Atlanta 116, Cleveland 99 second baseman, and Pat Crosby, eight under par, at Indian Wells Koch, who shot 68 at La Quinta. (All Times EST) Wales Conference Milwaukee 114, Washlngton98 could include cash, vehicles, real or personal property or any no longer is any such thing, “ I could shoot three under par PROVIDENCE (70 outfielder. Assigned Crosby to Little Falls and was third alone at 133. one Mac O’Grady shot 65 at Ber­ Quebec at Hertford, 7:35 p.m. Left Wing LA Lakers 112, LA Clippers 96 of the New York-Penn League. Scholastic other item of value, he said. suggested Craig Stadler, as play­ each of the next three days and not Montreal at Buffalo, 7:35 p.m. 1. Michel Goulet, Quebec, 128,475 ; 2. Friday's Games KIpfer 1-3002, Roth6^104-« 1«, S. Wright P H I L A DELFHIA PHILLIES — ing safe, conservative or defensive have a chance,” he said. “ Twenty- stroke off the pace. muda Dunes and was in a group at NY Islanders at Philadelphia, 7:35p.m. Brian Propp, Phlladelphio, 126,978; 3. (All Times EST) 7-6 0 0 4, Starks 2-7 0-1 4, Donovan 136, very much in contention in the New Jersey at Washington, 7:30p.m. 9-19 4-7 22, Dudo 2-S 2-2 6,Brown8-1300 Assigned Jeff BIttIger, pitcher, and Ronn on the PGA Tour. one under is a pretty good score, It was two more shots back to a Washington at New Jersey, 7:35p.m. Mats Naslund, Montreol, 110.340; Reynolds, catcher, to Portland of the Chicogo at Winnipeg, 9:05 p.m. Denver at Detroit, 7:30 p;m. 16, Lewis 1-70-02, Palozzi2-20O4,D. Wright but that’s not going to do it here. group of four tied at 135. They five-day, 90-hole tournament that 4. Bengt Gustafsson, Washington, Pacific Coast League. Tubbs makes first title defense "The scores are getting better Los Angeles at Vancouver, 10:35p.m. 64,840; 5. John Tonelll, NY Islanders, Boston at Indiana, 6 p.m. 01OOO, Benhom OOOOO. Totals 33-7310-16 FOOTBALL Rennet girls “ The weather is too good. The included first round co-leaders Hal offers $108,000 to the victor. Saturday's (jomes 53,890 ; 6. Chorlle Simmer, Boston, Philadelphia at Chicago. 8 :Xp.m. 76. ail the time. The other guys are New York at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. Notional Football League ATLANTA — World Boxing Association champion Tony Tubbs courses are relatively short and in Colgary at Detroit 53,581. BOSTON COLLEOE (75) KANSAS CITY CHIEFS— Fired Marty Trailing at one time 9-2, Bennet getting better all the time. There N.Y. Islanders at Montreal, night Dallas at Utah, 9:30 p.m. McCreodv 2-S 8-11 12, Barry 2-8 00 4, puts his undefeated record and heavyweight title on the line great condition. You’re hitting a Center Galbraith, offensive line coach, and Dan Junior High girls basketball team are too many guys out there not N.Y. Rangers at Edmonton, night 1. Morlo Lemleux, Pittsburgh, 173,972; Seattle at Phoenix, 9:M p.m. Bowers 4-6 2-3 10, Barros 8-13 2-2 18, Daniel, Inside linebacker coach. roared back with a fourth quarter rally tonight against Tim Witherspoon in a scheduled 15-round bout at short iron at every green and the Philadelphia at Woshington, night 2. Peter Stastny, (Quebec, 101,199; 3. Bob Sacramento at Golden State, 11 p.m. Pressley 7-15 4-4 18, Gordon 1-2 3-3 5, to beat the Bolton High freshmen, afraid of winning, who know how to Soturday’s Games United Stotes Football Leogue The Omni. greens are holding. It’s hard not to / Carpenter, Washington. 80,296 ; 4. Bryan DohertyOl 2-42, J. Benton2-50-14,ScottOO T A M P A BAY BAN D IT S— Signed Steve 28-18. Tricia O'Connell scored 11 points win and have the games to win. Pittsburgh at St. Louis, night Trottler, NY Islanders. 62,895; 5. Ron Denver at New Jersey, night M 0, S. Benton 1-1 00 2. Totals 27-59 21-20 USED CARS to lead the 3-2 Bears. Beth O’Brien and The bout marks Tubbs’ first title defense since he won the shoot a good number,” said Boston ot Atlanta, night Spurrier, head coach. Minnesota at Toronto, night Fronds, Hartford, 50,836; 6. Brent Sutter, Meechle Grant added 4 each. Andrea heavyweight crown last April 29 by beating Greg Page in 15 “ The depth of the talent is Stadler. \ ^ Vancouver at Los Angeles, night NY Islanders, 62,895. Indiana at Cleveland, night Halftime— Boston College 39, Provi­ Della Rocco and Heather Lawson were For People Who Want Right Wing New York at Houston, night dence 36. Regulation— Boston College 70, the top rebounders, while Lauren Bell rounds. amazing,” Stadler said Thursday And the 128 pros provided an AHL standings 1. Tim Kerr, Philadelphia, 168,154 ; 2. Utah at L.A. Clippers, night Providence 70. Fouled out— S. Wright. Rec basketball sparkled on defense, making several after a 7-under-par 65 at Indian illustration of his remarks. After 36 Seattle at Sacramento, night Total fouls— Providence 23, Boston To Drive the Best Mike Bossy, NY Islanders, 143,772 ; 3. steals. Wells had given him a share of the holes. 101 are at par or better. Mike Gartner, Washington, 90.812; 4. Phoenix at Portland, night College 18. Rebounds— Providence 30 We at Carter’s feel we have Northern Division Anton Stastny, Quebec, 60,883; 5. Mike (Roth 9), Boston College 45 (Bowers, Women’s Rec Knights calls Pacers incompetent second-round lead in the $600,000 And there were some remarka­ W L T Pts. GF GA Foligno, Buf, 42,090 ; 6. Rick Middleton, Xakers 112. Clippers 96 Barros 7). Assists— Providence 14 Itling JV boys Bob Hope Chrysler Classic at 132. ble one-day efforts. The best round the best because we take Adirondack 24 10 4 52 174 129 Boston, 36,882. (Donovan 5), Boston College 16 Sportsman’s Paradise 66 (Mary Neu- BLOOMINGTON, Ind. (UPI) — Indiana University basketball such care in Inspecting, Maine 21 15 5 47 153 154 Goaltender (Barros4).A— 4,200. belt 23, Sarah Curry 11), Irish Insu­ llling Junior High's iunlor varsity He was tied with Larry Mize, who of the tournament, a 63, was Fredericton 19 22 6 44 180 172 1, Pelle Lindbergh, Philadelphia, LA CLIPPERS (96) rance 36 (Sandy Gold 14, Shelly Zola boys hoop sauad remained winless coach Bob Knight, irate over the release of guard Quinn Buckner had a no-bogey 66 in warm, compiled by Peter Oosterhuis, a road testing and recondi­ Thursday, losing to the Vernon High Moncton 19 16 4 42 141 145 134,982 ; 2. Mario Gosselln, Quebec, Maxwell 2-5 3-4 7, White 7-15 1-2 15, 12). by the Indiana Pacers, blasted the team’s management as windless weather at Bermuda British-bom veteran who now lives tioning each car and truck. Sherbrooke 17 19 6 40 185 173 119,115; 3. Tom Barrasso, Buffolo. Nlmphlus9-173-421, Mar. Johnson 3-40-06, Thursday’s college results Amusements Unlimited 49 (June freshmen, 63-23. Lucas Cosgrove led 0-5 Novo Scotio 12 24 6 30 152 192 113,858; 4. Pete Peeters, Washington, Nixon 5-11 1-2 11, Beniamin 5-11 2-4 12, Derench 12, Rita Lupacchino 11), llling with 9 points. incompetent. Dunes. in this desert resort area. His Southern Division 63,156; 5. Mike Llut, Hartford. 53,721; 6. Bridgeman 4-9 0-0 8, Edwards 3-7 0-0 6, "It’s a shame for a state that’s as good in basketball as this East Hershev 25 13 2 52 185 146 Bobby Smith 29,702. Gordon 2-6 0-0 4, Cage 2-2 0-0 4, state to have a professional team in the hands of people who don’t Rochester 22 15 3 47 170 157 Defense Valentine 0-0 0-0 0, Bryant 1-1 0-0 2. Allegheny 70. Penn St.-Behrend51 85 CHEV. CAMARO 82 OLDS. CUTLASS 84 MERC. COUGAR Binghamton 20 20 4 44 164 164 1. Ray Bourque, Boston, 193,199 ; 2. Rod Totals 43-88 10-16 96. Amherst69,NewEnglandColl70 know anything,” Knight said Wednesday. ” It’s really a shame to Z-28 Coupt Springfield 19 18 3 41 163 156 Langw ay, W ashington, 165,885; 3. LA LAKERS (112) Dartmouth 75, Wllllams60 have a professional team that is handled as incompetently as that Coghlan helps launch SUPREME 2 Dr., V-6, Auto, AC. St. Cotharlns 17 23 2 36 164 184 Mark Howe, Philadelphia, 153,664; 4. Lucas 4-13 2-4 10, Worthy 9-19 1-1 19, E. Stroudsburg66, Allentown 65 V-8, Auto, AC, PS, PB, PS, PB. P Windows. P. New Hoven 14 24 3 35 154 190 Fordham 65, Manhattan ^ -4 f l g o o d r e a s o n s to one is.” Stereo Cassette. Rear 4 Dr., V-6, Auto, AC, Scott Stevens, Washington. 84,672; 5. Abdul-Jabbar 10-166-826, Cooper 2-70-05, PB. PS, Stereo Seats. P. Dr. Locks Baltimore 15 25 4 34 151 173 Chris Chellos, Montreol, 84,672 ; 6. Scott 11-16 1-2 23, McGee 1-6 04) 2, Green Hunter67, Lehman52 Pacer President Bob Salyers and consultant Wayne Embry Defog, Tilt Wheel Thursday's Result Iona 74, Lasolle66 Denis Potvin, NY Islanders. 78.041; 7. 8-10 5-7 21. Kupchok 2-5 00 4,Lester1-4 declined comment on Knight’s outburst, which came hours after *9250 Fredricton 4, Baltimore 3 (OT) Larry Robinson, Montreal, 73,729; 8. 04)2.Totals48-9615-22112. Marlst76, Loyola (Md.) 66 I U BUY A RECREATION indoor track campaign *12,895 *6995 Fridoy's Games Dave Babych, Hartford, 62,491. LA Clippers 13 31 25 27— 96 NewHampshlre85, Holy Cross73 Buckner was released. Hershev ot Binghamton LA Lakers 27 26 31 20— 112 Nyack84,Domlnlcan78 Nova Scotia at New Haven Three-point goal— Cooper. Total Phil. Pharmacy 72, Spring Garden64 By The Associated Press Seoul, South Korea. Baltimore at Rochester fouls— LA Clippers 20, LA Lakers 16. Point Park63,St.Vlncent51 VEHICLE OR CAMPER AT Kratochvilova, the fleet Cze­ 83 DODGE CUSTOM Providence76, Boston Coll. 75 83 CHEV. CITATION 82 CHEV. IMPjlLA Adirondack at Sherbrooke Rebounds— LA Clippers 28 (Beniamin U CLA not interested in Horford LOS ANGELES - The Sunkist choslovakian who holds the ARIES STA. WG. Maine at Springfield 9), LA Lakers 54 (Lucas 14). RobertMorrls75, Long Island U.74 4 Dr.. 4 Cyl., Auto. PS. 4 Cyl.. 4 Spd., PS, PB, 4 Dr., V-8, AUto. PS. Saturdoy's O a m t Rutgers-Camden66,Llncoln67 women’s 800 meters world record, Calendar Assists— LA Clippers 29 (Nixon 12), HOUSTON — Tito Horford, the 7-foot center whose Invitational, the opening meet of PB, R. Rear Defog R, Rust Proofed PB. R. Low Mileage Sherbrookeot Adirondack LA Lakers 33 (Cooper 13). A— 16,339. Southampton 78, New York Tech 70 THE RV & CAMPING SHOW the 1986 U.S. indoor track season, says this campaign will be her last. RochMter at Binghamton St. Joseph's72, Rhode lslandS9 recruitment to play college basketball has been marred by 1. V o u i.(in SCI- over I KV s b C..impcrs iesentalives on hand Thursday, UCLA announced it was not interested in him, 80 CHEV. CAPRICE Cheney Tech at Bolton, 7:45 McMlIlen 1-5 04) 2, Wlllloms 9-17 3-4 24, Boards” from Ireland, hasn’t lost Ireland in the mile run tonight at 4 Dr., V-8, Auto, PS, LOW COST PB. Stereo Cassette. 4 VInal Tech at Coventry, 7:45 South 4. All RV s 6 I railers on display are O h SALb at s[jc( lal show prn es Dave 3-4 CM) 6, Wood 9-176-8 25. Totals37-79 Akron 82, N.C.-Wllmlngton73 either. an indoor mile since Steve Scott the 27th annual Sunkist meet at the PB, Reear Dslog Wheel Drive Calgory 1 l 0-2 Girls Basketball 20-2798. the absolute lowest of the year ■ Boston 1 1 0-3 Rockville at Manchester, 7:45 MILWAUKEE (114) Alabama 60 Auburn 56 beat him in 1981 in a meet at San Los Angeles Sports Arena. FINANCING First period— 1, Boston. Bourque 11 Boys Swimming Baptist (S.C.) 77, Campbell61 5. Dealers otter extra incentives, too. such as special accessory purr liases *8995 Cummings 17-241-435, Reynolds 2-62-46, Belmont-Abbev69, LenlorRhyn48 Diego, a stretch covering 15 races. ” I don’t put myself under any *4795 (O'Connell. LInseman). d p , 6:49. 2, Manchester at East Hartford, 3:30 Breuer 6-12 1-2 13. Moncrief 5-12 1-2 11, Bert Bell Award to Payton Boston, Burridge 7 (Kosper, Markwart). East Catholic at Xavler,^7 o.m. Campbellsvllle61, Alice Lloyd58 lor those who buy at the show Foster, who suffered a severe pressure to maintain the streak,” Pressey 8-14 2-3 18, Fields 2-4 04) 4, Carson-Newman 103, Milligan Coll. 87 10:58. 3, Calgary. Bozek 14 (Konrovd, Pierce 5rll 9-1019. Davis 2-62-26. Lamp 1-5 6. Get sper lal low interest financing at tin* stiow witfi tcrnis to lit PHILADELPHIA — The record shows Chicago Bears running disappointment when he was upset Coghlan said. "They are going to Loob),pp, 16:21. Penalties— Sheehy.Cgy, SATURDAY 04)2, Jones04)04)0. Total$48-9418-28114. Cent. Florldo79Armstrong St. 62 by Roger Kingdom in the final of try and knock me off the pedestal 84 FORD ESCORT ! ’ 84 HONDA CRX CPE. 84 MAZDA B200 malor (fighting). 2:21; Curran, Bos, Men's Basketball Charlestons?, Londer52 your budijel back Walter Payton has missed one game in his 11-year career, Christian Brothers66,Trevecca 59 the 110-meter hurdles in the 1984 this season. They’ll ail be after me. V-6, 4 Cyt., Auto. AC. Pickup malor (fighting), 2:21; Suter. Cgv, 5:08; Norwalk at MCC, 8 p.m. Washington " 17 31 22 96 7. L qu ip your new KV or Traiiei tiom a larqe array ot acressones and but he doesn't agree. 4 Cyl., 5 Spd.. Stereo Markwart, Bos,5:08; Macoun, Cgv,5:17; David Lipscomb79, Bethel 75 Olympics, says he has a new They’re going to be more con­ PS, PB, R, Rear Defog, 4 Cyl., 5 Spd., Stereo Girls Basketball Milwaukee 30 29 24 31^114 Payton, named Thursday as winner of the Maxwell Club of CsBsette. 2 Tone Paint Cgv bench (served by Wilson), 12:10; St. Mary’s at East Catholic, noon Three-point goals— Wlllloms 3, Duke92, Wake Forest63 turnishiiKjs on display outlook on his event and is looking cerned about me than I am about Luggage Rack Cassette. Pickup Cap Crowder, Bos, 14:31; Markwart, Bos, Ice Hockey Fla. A8>M 106 Edward Waters78 Philadelphia's Bert Bell Award, given annually to the NFL Wood. Fouled out— None. Total fouls— Frostburg69. Lynchburg64 8. Plan your next vacation at the show with the assistance ot dozens rd ahead to the 1988 Olympics in them.” malor (fighting), 17:55; PepMnskl, Manchester vs. Rockville (at Bolton Washington 24, Milwaukee 21. player of the year, is proud of the length of his career, and of the *5695 *6795 *5695 Cgv, mlnor-maior (fighting), 17:55. Ice Palace), 7:45 p.m. Rebounds— Washington 33 (Round- Gullford69, Liberty U. 58 r am prjround representatives Wrestling field 10), Milwaukee 48 (Cummings LI mestone82, Gardner-Webb 79 success he’s experienced. Second perlod—-4, Boston, Pederson 14 R H A M at Manchester, noon 10). Assists— Washington 16 (Willi­ LlncolnMemorial126,Tusculum74 9. Aller'.d a num ber ol free seminars taking (tiar e diinnri tfie show (Thelln. Blum), 10:10. 5, Calgary, East Cathollc/Windham at Bristol Ltvlngston60JacksonvllleSt.70 84 CHEV. 83 PONT. J-2000 ams, Wood 5), Milwaukee 32 (Mon­ Mars Hill 80, Warren Wilson 47) 1 0. You t an do this and mote all in one dav .ill at one pl.n e 83 PLY. SCAMP McDonold 16 (Konrovd, Macoun), 14:03. Central, noon crief, Pressey 6). Technicals— CHEVETTE C8’ Penoltles— Cavalllnl, Cgv, 1:54; Kon­ Cheney Tech at Holy Cross, noon Roundfleld, Washington Illegal defense Marshall84,VlrglnlaMllltorv82 Hours: bn Moon lOPM.Sat 10 VM lOP^^Sun I 1 AM h [>M Seniors make professional debuts il_K-B” ""°‘NEw\EA5s « 2 Dr., 4 Cyl., 5 Spd., Pickup McNeeseSt.91,Texas-Arllngton85 4 Dr.. 4 Cyl., Auto, rovd, Cgv, 7:39, Hunter, Cgy, 16:34. 3. A— 11,052. Mercer 85, Centenary 73 PB, Stereo Cassette. Burridge. Bos, 16:34; Curran, Bos, A dm ission: Atlult s .'4 hO Ctnldn-n / if' 1 ' l’ ■ 1 : '4< ' ! ' ■ . MOBILE, Ala. — They have worked throughout their I o " © F R E E - Rear Delog, Rust 4 Cyl., 5 Spd., R. 16:34; Bozek, Cgy, 18:00. Montevallo55Auburn-Montgomery60 Tilt Wheel Hawks 116. Cavaliers 99 NE Louisiana70, Arkansas St. 51 collegiate careers for this moment, and on Saturday it will come I automotive Charging System^heck Proofed Third period — No scoring. Pfeiffer 72,Catowba 63 THE 1986 NORTHEAST — their debuts as professional football players. *4995 Penalties— LInseman, Bos, 0:31; Pot- SW Louisiana 74, Louisiana Tech 73 *4850 *4495 _ Radio, TV CLEVELAND (99) (OT) "It is the first time I have played for money instead of just for I Save up to 25% off all terson, Cgy, 2:55; Kluzak, Bos. 7:12; B Good Hlace to tSuy a Car Hinson 9-14 3-5 21, Jones 3-5 2-3 6, South Alabama57 Jacksonvllle53 RECREATION VEHICLE fun,’ ’ said defensive end Tim Green, a near straight-A student I Starters ft Alternators McDonald. Cgv 8:34; (3tto, Cgy, 10:48; Turpin 3-504)6, Bagiev 3-96-612, Free8-18 Springhllie9,Mlss.Coll.74 Kasper, Bos, 10:48; Loob, Cgy, 11:48; TONIGHT 8-10 26, Poquette 0-2 04) 0, Tenn.-Chattanooga96,Cltodel71 from Syracuse who was his school’s Rhodes Scholar nominee. I with Thli Coupon LInseman,Bos,11:48. 7:30 Whalers vs. Nordlaues, Sport- MInnIefleld 4-6 1-1 9, Shelton 0-3 04) 0, Tenn. Wesleyan82, Bryan Coll. 73 AND CAMPING SHOW I Applln to most forslgn & domssllc. CHEVROIET CO.y INC. sChannel, WTIC. Green will take part In the 37th Senior Bowl Saturday along L A RT E R Bre wer 2-8 2-2 6, Lee 2-6 4-4 8, Do v i s 1 -31 -23. Union (Kv) 85, Berea 68 Shots on pool— Calgary 8-11-8— 27. 8:00 Celtics vs. Pacers, Channel 20, Totals 35-79 27-33 99 VCU67, UNC-Chorlotte50 JANUARY 17-19th with Heisman Trophy winner Bo Jackson of Auburn, all-America Boston 9-17-8— 34, WKHT 1 311 BROAD 8T.. MANCHESTER a O A A “Over 4 9 Years of Selling & Servicing Chevrolets" ATLANTA (116) W. Kentucky 75(12) UAB72(OT) offensive tackle Jim Dombrowski of Virginia and dozens of • (Bshind Economy Oil Chtngo) Power-ploy conversions— Calgory 4- 10:00 Boxing: Tony Tubbs vs. Tim Wilkins 9-17 7-8 26, Willis 5-7 2-4 12, W. Va. 75, George Washington 74 (OT) HARTFORD CIVIC CENTER 1. Boston 6-1. Witherspoon, HBO potential NFL draft picks. 2 M M M r Card A VISA Aocoptad Offar Eicptraa Fab. 26 8 Goolles — Calgary. Lemelln. Boston, Rollins 3-6 (HI 6, Rivers 5-7 1-2 11, Washington & Lee44, Roanoke42 1229 MAIN ST. — OPEN EVENIH6S 'Til — nHOAT 'TIL 6 — MANCHESTER 10:00 Track: Sunklst Invitational, Whittman 9-15 (M) 18, Levingston 0-4 3-63, Western Ky. 75, U AB 72 (OT) Keans. A— 12,526. ESPN MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Jan. 17, 1986 — 17 16 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Jan. 17, 1986 BUSINESS CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 Pentagon ‘king customer' at General Dynamics HD HELP WANTED HD h e lp WANTED HD HELP WANTED HD HELP WANTED HD HELP WANTED HD HELP WANTED HD HELP WANTED HD HELP WANTED Part Time Laundress. Im­ Bv Lawrence L. Knutson and adopts an attitude toward the marine, nuclear attack subma­ tighten its rules — not only in will not try to identify past Secretary — Minimum 2 Fire and Smoke Damage Vernon Firm seeks expe­ Federal, State 8. Civil Cleaning person for day Loving Grandmother Pentagon, its No. 1 client, that “the rines, the F-16 fighter, the M-1 ‘ conformity with government regu­ years experience. Some restoration company rienced candidate for full service lobs now availa­ care center, evening mediate position availa­ The Associated Press overcharges itself, it will extend ble In modern fully wanted to babysit 20 customer is the customer is the main battle tank, cruise missiles lations but even beyond,” he said. the money-back provision in any bookkeeping, 9-5, Mon­ seeks full time workers. time position. Person ble In your area. For hour#. Coll 646-7090. month old, 1-2 doys per and other weapons. Pace said procedures have been day thru Friday. Pleasant Will train. Start at $5 per chosen must be capable of Information, coll 602-S37- equipped health care fa­ WASHINGTON - Stanley C. customer and the customer is king cases of overcharging claimed by Full and part time cashi­ cility. Person with expe­ week In your home. 643- and what they want done will get It was temporarily suspended tightened to assure accurate bil­ the government. working conditions. 643- hour. Call 9am-3pm. 646- handling full schedule 3401, .Dept. 1258. Teachers, Teacher's 9540 after 6pm. Pace, board chairman of General ers and dell persons 4005 or 646-1960. 6855. with various duties from 2 Aides and Substitutes for rience preferred but wil­ Dynamics Corp., says he has done,” from military business last ling of labor charges. He said General Dynamics will ling to train mature, needed oil shifts. Apply at vice-presidents. Expe­ Receptlonlst/Secretory day care center. Flexible established a new foundation of “We now have a new set of the summer amid controversy over its Part of the unfavorable publicity not try to investigate its own Grdmpy's Corner Store, ambitious Individual. billing of the government for Press Operators Needed rience with word process­ for Orthondontic office. hours. Coll 646-7090. I SITUATION ethical conduct and strict rules “to rules of the game,” Pace said. surrounding General Dynamics alleged past abuses, leaving that to 706 Main Street, Floral Designer — Expe­ ing a plus. Full medical, Hours will be Friday, millions of dollars in unallowable and other defense contractors in Manchester. fpr aircraft type wrok. No prior experience ne­ Saturday 8, Sunday from WANTED police ourselves so that it will not “What I want now is implementa­ the government. rienced. Send resmumeto pension and vacation be­ Tractor Trailer Drivers — Some experience desired cessary If you enloy the 5pm-11pm. Coll Manches­ be necessary for others to do it for tion, full supportive implementa- \ , overhead costs. recent years has been over al­ But he said that if in the future Phyllis Parkin, Hebron nefits. Please send rsume No long distance hauling. s Pace said a new ethics program Carpenters Needed Im­ but not necessary. Apply public. Must be willing to ter Manor, 646-0129 for New concept. 2 capable us.” tion, by all 100,000 General Dynam­ legedly excessive prices for spare there are violations of the new Florist, 65 Main St., He­ at H 8i B Tool and to: VLP, P.O. Box 2200, drive to Rocky Hill. Dr. Moll replies to Box N, c/o mediate openings for ex­ bron, CT 06248. details. women with varied office Pace, 64, General Dynamics' ics employees.” is' in place and management has parts and Pace said the new rules ethics standards, “the company Engineering, 481 Sullivan Vernon, CT 06066. William Oliver, 649-7832. Manchester Herald. Pace said he hopes the Pentagon “left no room for doubt on the part also deal with that. perienced carpenters, all experience wish to shore chairman and chief executive will take appropriate action Ohases of construction. Ave., South Windsor, CT one position. 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Must have good PRODUCTION WORKERS Herald. day that he believes it would be cember following the indictment of any price which is higher than the gravity of the offense, will range 8:30-5, Monday thru Port Time Temporary “Our company has taken vigor­ apparent intrinsic value of the technical and communi­ Cashiers and clerks counterproductive for him to focus three current vice presidents and from reprimands to dismissals to Friday. cation skills tor varied [hom es on problems the company has had one former official on fraud ous steps to prevent problems of spare part.” notification of law-enforcement needed for college book­ BEST!!! challenging activities. store. Day and evening A nationwide m anufacturer is I FOR SALE in the past that have twice caused charges stemming from General unallowable billings from ever “If we make a mistake and sell a authroities,” he said. 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OPEN HOUSE Instead, he said he intends to ourselves so that it will not be STANLEY PACE Video Editor Wanted for make sure General Dynamics GENERAL DYNAMICS PRO­ counting procedures and has money-back guarantee,” he said. necessary for others to do it for with resume of previous ERA Blanchard & Ros- JOB IN TOWN! . . . ethics enforced experience. local coble franchise. Saturday, Sunday avoids such problems in the future DUCES the Trident missile sub­ mounted a rigorous program to He said that while the company us." Pace said. setto Realtors, 646-2482. Flexible evening hours A willingness to learn is oil Looking for o port time and occasional weekends. <500 hr./start you need. Coll today tor on 1-3 Alterations. Experienced Gol Friday with typing Experienced preferred. seamstress, full or port appointment. 31 Eastland Street ability and computer ex­ Call Cox Coble, 649-0439, time. Coll 643-4809. No dress code. Casual fun at­ Manchester Nuke site selection sparks angry response perience. Flexible sche­ Ext. 313. dule or 5 hours per day. mosphere. If you enjoy talking Merger to create LPN/M edlcol Assistant Need Extra Money? Work 646-1737 (East Middle Tpke. to Please send work history for busy doctor's office, 4 on the phone, we might have a Greenwood, to supplies, and suggested the risk and salary requirements port time days or nights. or 5 days a week, must be Indian Dr, to By George Losbenz that radioactive elements could to: The Manchester He­ Ideal tor housewives or job for you. We offer a guaran­ Ask tor Personnel. comfortable with oil ages. students. Clean. Pleasant. Eastland) United Press International “Turning the heavily populated Northeast leak into groundwater made the rald, Box Z. 646-0166. teed salary with bonuses. Work long-distance firm corridor into a route for the nation’s nuclear New Hampshire site unsuitable. Good pay. Fringe benef­ Fantastic stretch cape that WASHINGTON - New England Key Punch Operator — its. Dairy Queen, 242 must be sold by retiring own­ Housekeeping — 20 hours Brood Street, done from our office, four even­ ers. Perfect for large family, congressmen have vehemently Experience required, waste would create all the ingredients of an SEN. WILLIAM COHEN, R- per week at private home Manchester. ings a week and Saturday for entertaining, for an In-law NEW YORK (UPI) — GTE Corp. and United Telecommunica­ attacked the Energy Depart­ Maine, said the Energy Depart­ knowledge of 3741 and/or THIS LOCATION CORRENTLY situation. 5 bedrooms, 4 fire­ accident waiting to happen.” In G lastonbury. Own places. ample areas for day to tions Inc. Thursday announced they are planning to merge their ment's selection of two sites in ment was “dangerously mis­ 3742 o plus. Should have transportation, referen­ mornings. Call Michelle, 647- knowledge of basic office Executive Director — No­ day living. A charmer. Come Maine and one in New Hampshire guided" in picking: ces and dependability re­ and take a look. long-distance telephone and data communications units into a equipment and other var­ tional health agency seek­ 9946, Monday-Thursday eve- INVOLVEO IN A LABOR as possible locations for the quired. Coll 659-2953. ing person to develop and new company, US Sprint Communications Co. nation's second high-level radioac­ — Rep. Edward Markey • A 385-square mile site in ious office duties. Full ings, also Saturday mornings. The company will be the third largest long distance phone benefit program plus den­ maintain wide ranging B/W Realty tive waste dump. Androscoggin, Cumberland and Aerobic Instructor volunteer program of DISPUTE. company. Lawmakers said Thursday fed­ Oxford counties in southwestern tal paid. 5 day work week. needed to teach class In 647 1419 Coll 289-2736between 8am- community service, edu­ $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ GTE, based in Stamford, Conn., also said it will take an eral officials failed to consider Maine that stretches from a point Manchester at 5pm. Expe­ cation and fund raising In after-tax $1.3 billion write-off in the fourth quarter of 1985 in 5pm.- geological, groundwater and Northeast states off the hook. New Hampshire and Maine 10 miles north of Portland north­ rience preferred, will the Manchester area. k < 3 . connection with a restructuring related to the new company and train. Call Eileen at 522- Soles ability o must. Expe­ transportation-related risks when Federal officials also had been congressmen also minced no westerly to Kezar Lake by the Port Time Office Position ^<3 ^ < 3 X 3 ^<3 4183, ext. 351. EOE. rience with volunteer de­ 'X 3 "< 3 ^ < 3 "< 3 to a separate joint venture announced Thursday with Siemens they included the three New scouting deep rock formations in words in vowing to fight the Maine-New Hampshire border. available immediately. 20 velopment helpful. Rep­ AG. in central-office telecommunications and transmission England sites among the 12 “po­ New York. Pennsylvania, New establishment of a dumpsite in The site encompasses Long Lake. hours per week, Mondov Cardiac Rehabilitation lies stating education, systems. tentially acceptable” locations for Jersey, Massachusetts, Connecti­ their states. Pleasant Lake. Little Sebago Lake thru Friday, l-5pm. Typ­ “I was extremely disappointed Nurse needed tor M, W or experience and salary The joint venture with Westwood, Kan., based United the deep underground facility. cut, Vermont and Rhode Island. and Highland Lake. ing required. Write P.O. „S. 4:30-6:30pm. CCU or with the Energy Department's Box 329, Manchester, CT level to Field Service Telecommunications, the latest of several mergers in the Several congressmen also con­ • A 92-square-mile site about 40 ICU experience and basic Assistant, 237 East Center long-distance industry, had been widely expected, but the size of tended a second repository was not BUT REP. EDWARD MAR- irrational decision and will con­ miles northeast of Bangor in 06040. CPR, coll Eileen at 522- Street, Manchester, 06040. the GTE write-off came as a surprise to analysts, who had been needed. They argued all the KEY, chairman of a key House tinue to use every available Hancock and Penobscot counties. 4183, ext. 351. EOE. Degree preferred. radioactive waste to be generated subcommittee, said all of the resource to quash any thought of a The site encompasses parts of the Maintenance Assistant predicting a charge of about half that. Entry level position, full United Telecommunications said it will take a $170 million by the nation's nuclear plants and Northeast was threatened by the radioactive waste dump in New Passamaquoddy and Penobscot Hampshire." said Sen. Warren time. Competitive wage RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT write-down in the fourth quarter. defense industry can be stored in possibility of a New England Indian reservations and Lower and benefits. Diversified GTE’s long-distance subsidiary is called GTE Sprint, United the first radioactive waste reposi­ radioactive dump site. Rudman. R-N.H. Pistol Lake, Chain Lake and Upper areas of responsiblltv in­ ENGINEER tory. which will be located in a “The Department of Energy Rudman said federal officials Sysladobis Lake. cluding clerical, delivery, Telecommunication's unit is US Telecom, admitted they had little data about Immediate opening lor a highly motivated R&D Each company will own half of the new venture, which will also western state must be in a radioactive trance to “This selection is preliminary light maintenance and Engineer/Physicist with an electrical backg­ be seriously considering a site in the presence or absence of ground- include their data communications units. GTE Telenet and US Congress has yet to make the and I believe the evidence will carpenter assistance. round plus 1-2 years experience. Ideally, we are New England.” Markey said. water in the deep granite rock Able to drive standard. Telecom Data Communications Co., formerly known as Uninet. final decision on whether a second demonstrate that these two sites searching for a candidate with extensive hands- repository is needed for the na­ “Turning the heavily populated formation they selected in the Call Leslie Mondav- The proposed venture requires approval by the Federal are clearly unfit for storing nu­ on electro-mechanical assembly experience with tion's predicted output of 140,000 Northeast corridor into a route for southwestern part of New Hamp­ clear wastes,” Cohen said. Frlday, 282-0651 for digital, some analog design and microprocessor Communications Commission and the Justice Department, tons of high-level radioactive the nation's nuclear waste would shire where four county borders He noted the southern Maine site Interview. background. Candidates must have strong crea­ s5:? A Justice Department spokesman said the agency will waste, including such items as create all the ingredients of an meet. They are Chesire, Hillsbo­ is close to Sebago Lake, the water tivity and motivation in the areas of design. , o scrutinize the agreement for anti-trust factors and under a spent uranium fuel from nuclear accident waiting to happen" rough, Merrimack and Sullivan supply for Portland, and said the Hobby enthusiast preferred. o , consent decree stemming from GTE's purchase of Sprint that plants. The decision is not ex­ Energy Department officials counties. rock formation in that area has GSP offers an excellent benefits package which requires the company to obtain the department's approval of Rudman noted 440,000 New pected until the 1990s. disagreed, saying they had plenty been periodically hit by earth­ Secretory Bookkeeper — includes medical, dental and life in^urqnc®’ P®A" further acquisitions in the long distance field. The Energy Department an­ of confidence and exper4ence in Hampshire residents depend on quakes, creating the risk of ra­ Small office, diversified Sion plan and tuition reimbursenheni. Qualified nouncement let several other transporting nuclear waste safely. groundwater for their drinking dioactive leaks from a repository. duties, accounts receiva­ candidates should apply at our facility or send a ble, telephones, record resume with salary history to: keeping, some typing, all benefits. 647-9137. PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT GERBER SCIENTIFIC PRODUCTS, INC. Experienced Furniture 151 Batson Drive Deliverymen — Mall rep­ EOE Manchester. CT 06040 m / f /h a / lies to Box N, c/o Man­ Put the Love Of Your 643 2711 chester Herald. Classified Household Goods Business Opportunities 22 Store'Ottice Space For advertisements to be n u i l $ . C 3 Situation Wanted 23 Resort Property Misc tor Sale Rates IsSF published Monday, the deod- Home and Garden Minimum: Lost/Found 01 Employment Info. 24 Misc. for Rent line IS 2:30 p.m on Friday Personals 02 Instruction 25 Wonted to Rent Pets 4 Lines Port Time mature deliv­ Announcements 03 Roommates Wanted Musical Items ery person for local print­ Days Per Line ARE YOU BORED?... Life On^loud^^ With Recreationo' Items Read Your Ad ing company, 12-16 hours DOES WORKING FOR A HIGH TECH O’* Real Estate _ AntiQues 1-5...... 75« per week. Coll 643-6669. Classified advertisements ^ . c , Services Tog Soles 6-19...... 55« COMPANY STIR YOUR INTEREST? . Homes tor Sale 31 are token bv telephone os a condominiums 32 Services Ottered Wanted to Buy 20 or m o re ...... 45e Hairdresser. Accepting WE HAVE MANY JOB OPENINGS — Financial convenience. applications for full and w tanoM 11 Lots/Lond for Sale 33 Painting/Paoering The Manchester Herald is part time positions. COME IN AND APPLY TODAY I rwinc IT Investment Proocrty 34 Building/Controcting responsible only tor one Incor Friendly surroundings. rns frnncp 3 Business Property 35 Roofing/Sidmg Automotive Deadlines rect insertion and then only Call 643-2103. A Love Message Valentine wanted to Borrow 14 Resort Property 36 Hem,ng^-Plumbing for the size of the originol Cars Trucks tor Sale Cleaning Person 8 hours o ENGINEERING RECORDS For classified advertise insertion. Income Tax Service Motorcycles Bicycles week tor beauty salon. COORDINATOR ments to be published Tues- Errors which do not lessen Employment K e n i u i s Services Wanted Rec Vehicles Call 643-2103. Typing skills - 45 wpm required. Knowledge of doy through Saturday, the the value ottheodvertisement Auto Services engineering records and drafting helpful. In The deadline is noon on the day will not be corrected by on Reeds Inc. needs person & Education « For sale Autos tor Rent Lease before publication. additional insertion. os 0 full time cashier. Help Wanted ...... 21 Homes for Rent 43 Holidov/Seasonal 61 Misc Automotive 643-7167. LT. ASSEMBLER C Mechanically Inclined, some basic blueprint reading helpful. MANCHESTER HERALD 1 ^ Notices MINGS MACHINIST B i n ] h elp WANTED H D h elp WANTED 1 HELP WANTED LOST AND FDUND PERSDNALS HD annduncements H D h elp w anted 2-3 years Machine Shop experience. Mostly Your Ad Will Appear February 14th to make bridgeport equipment, some lathe work. Ride needed to Main Emergency? In Manches­ Street, Middletown, Part-time correspondents ter, dial 911 for fire, to cover scholastic sports LOST AND FOUND Monday-Thursday. Leav­ jo u MECHANICAL TECH B Impounded — Female, police, medical help. events In the Manchester Mechanical ability, self motivated, 2 year techni­ ing Manchester 7:45-8:45. one year, Husky cross, area. Sports knowledge cal school required: 1-2 years experience pre­ PICTURE THIS Lost — Grey short haired grey, white, tan, one blue One wav only. Will pay essential; newswriting ex­ ferred. full grown double pawed eve. Chestnut Street. Call expenses, 646-3868. cat. Vicinity of Canfield perience desirable. For MILE! the Manchester Dog Employment on appointment, coll Len Road. Please call 643-0772. Warden, 646-4555. Wanted tor viewing. VCR MECHANICAL TECH D recording of 1/12/86 Auster, sports editor, $ EXTRA MONEY $ Manchester Herald, Mechanical skills: ability to maintain accura'e playoff gome. New Eng­ & Education test data, and to recognize failures in parts or as­ land versus Miam i. 649- weekdays before 10 o.m., 643-2711. semblies. 1 yeartech school orequivalen; experi­ With Your Own Part-Time Job. NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED 4403. ence. IN MANCHESTER AREA PACKER Wanted 50 people who Dental Receptionist — HELP WANTED Manchester office. 4 day Willingness and ability to move large and/or An excellent opportunity for seriously want to lose heavy materials. 50-60#. Hudion S t all weight. For more Infor­ week. Experience neces­ Housewives and Mothers with Wllllimt 8L mation. Coll 646-9370 Otter Port Time Inserters sary. Send resume to Box ell M, c/o Manchester Oiklind SL 3-17 4pm. wanted. Call 647-9946, ask PURCHASHING COORDINATOR for Bob. Herald. young children bring them Alexander St. all 2 years in manufacturing environment, or busi­ ness background. Associates degree preferred. Example Center SL 467-553 odd only PLACING AN AD In clos- Dietary Aide — Imme­ ------slfled Is o very easy. G overnm ent Jobs — *6.00 with you and save on Center S i 503-655 odd oni^ diate opening for 2 dietary Lincoln St simple process. Just dlol^ $16,040-$59,230/veor. Now aides, one part time to Q. C. ELECTRICAL INSPECTOR C babysitting costs. 643-2711. We'll help hiring, coll 805-687-6000, Minor electronic background, ability to use met­ Perkine SL ell work 2-3 days o week, word your od for maxi­ Ext. R-9965 for current 3pm-7pm; one to work f ul l ers, scopes, color codes, lifting 50#, basic knowl­ Ridgewood SL ell mum response. federal list. time, 6am-2pm. Excellent edge of mechanical measuring instruments. Rooeavalt SL all Fairvlaw . starting rote and benefits. Example all Interested persons ore re­ SYSTEMS INSPECTOR C Wect Middle Tpke. Ability to follow explicit instructions and do repie- 420^06 NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED quested to coll Manches­ • 1 0 . 0 0 Henry St. 148-258 ter Manor, 646-0129. titlve work, ability to repeatedly perform specific Example tests with precision. Parker St. 356-540 IN BOLTON AREA • I 1 .0 0 Edward SI. Do you wish to return to ell JS*S' GSP offers an excellent benefits package which Golwey S I ell the lob market? Typing and pleasant telephone Includes medical, dental and life insurance, pen­ Kerry SI. ell Lik o SL Nortn SL skills required. Please sion plan and tuition reimbursement. Qualified all Cider Mill Rd. candidates may apply at our facility or send a re­ Union Court call Mrs. Lennon at 647- Call Sue or Johanne To all Rrookllold St. Bolton 4645 for appointment. sume with salary history to: North School St. all 22 Hours Per Week E. Middle Tpko. Santine Dr. ell Texas DM Company needs PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT Place Your Valentine Keeney SL all LInley St. mature person tor short Salary Plus Gas Allowance Menc.-Bolton GERBER SCIENTIFIC PRODUCTS, INC. Florence SL all Carpenter Rd. trips surrounding Man­ 151 Batson Drive Hell St all chester. Contact custo­ SOUND INTERESTING? Bluerldgo Dr. mers. W# train. Write Manchester, CT 06040 Hamden SI. ell You can be a Herald Area Adviser and handle and Bette Dr. Manchoiter P.K. Dickerson, Presi­ Message Today! 643-2711 supervise our carrier boys & girls. If you like kids - Knighton SL all Poerl SL dent, Southwestern Petro­ want a little independence and your own income... ell leum, Box 709, Ft. Worth TX 76101. MANCHESTER HERALD MANCHESTER HERALD Manch«ft«r Harold Hairdresser — Full or yC A LL 647-9946 or 647-9947\ Call NOW 647-9946 Call NOW 647-9946 port time for new shop 643-3711 643-0759. 18 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, Jan. 17, 1986. MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Jan. 17. 1986 — 19

CAR8/TRUCK8 CARS/TRUCKS CARS/TRUCKS CARS/TRUCKS CARS/TRUCKS MISCELLANEOUS MISCELLANEOUS Automotive FDR RALE FDR SALE FDR SALE FDR SALE FOR SALE AUTOMOTIVE Os]AUTOMOTIVE LOOK FOR THE STARS... ^ 72 Chevy Nova — 9,000 1985 Toyota Corolla Cus­ 1957 Chew Haod. $35. Call CAR8/TRUCK8 72 Pontiac Ventura — 80 Toyota Celica, $4,695; 84 Datsun 300 ZX Turbo, after 6pm, 6464298.0 $13,900; 83 Toyota Celica miles on rebuilt engine, tom fender guard. Cost FDR8ALE Runs well. Should pass 84 Pontiac T-1000, $4,795; $85, price $35. Used one 84 Plymouth Voyager, ST, $7,595; 82 Plymouth automatic, 8 cylinder. Look for the CLASSIFIED ADS with STARS; stars help you get Inspection. Many new $950. 742-5824. week. 649-6409.O Firestone Steel belted ra­ parts. $400. 647-9428. $9,399; 84 Subaru Wgn., Champ, $2,295; 81 Olds 75 Ford Maverick, $100,76 dial tubeless tire. 721 size 1974 Dodge Dart Swinger $6,495; 81 Datusun G-X Cutlass, $5,695; 80 Chevy Ford Maverick, $600. 646 — Good mechanical and 0744. ONE OF TH E good habits, 195/70 R13. New. $25. 649- 310, $2,895; 83 Honda Pre­ Malibu, $2,950; 79Cadillac 72 Ford Window Van — 9947.0 body condition. 77,000 84 Honda CRX Coupe 4 lude, $8,995; 81 A M C Sdn. DeVllle, $4,350; 78 thrifty people have deve­ better results. Put a star on your ad and see what a miles. $700. 742-8843. 80 Chevette 2 dr., $2,995; 82 Running condition. $400 or loped is dally reading of cyl., $6,795; 83 Pontiac Spirit, $2,795; 78 Dodge Mercury Cougar XR7, best offer. 649-2512. J2000 5 sbd., $4,495 ; 84 Aspen Wgn., $2,295; 81 $2,795; 78 Olds Cutlass Capri 2 dr., $5,995; 82 Olds the ads In classified. For Sale — Four G-78 regulor thread tires. Like 85 Ford Tempo 4 dr. 4 cyl., Chevy Chevette 4 dr. at, Honda Accord 4 dr., Supreme, $3,295; 78 BM W Cutlass 4 dr., $6,495; 82 That's where they find Ford F-150 PU, $4,995; 83 79 Ford Granada 4 dr, value buys. new. 8763232. $99.o 'k difference it makes. Telephone 643-2711, AAonday-Friday, at, $7,995; 84 Ford Tempo $4,850; 82 Olds Cutloss $5,595; 80 VW Rabbit 4 dr., 3201, $6,395; 76 Chew bady excellent, needs 4 dr. 4 cyl., $6,495; 84 Supreme 4 dr. V-6 at/ac, $3,295. Manchester Nova, $1,695. Caron Mo­ Cavalier 2 dr. hatchback, $5,695; 83 Jeep CJ7 (3), carb and front end re­ Chevrolet Celebrity Won., $6,995; 83 Dodge Custom Handa, 6463515. tors, 649-7000. pairs. $600. 76 VW Beetle, V-6, ot, $6,495; 83 Chev­ Arles 4 cyl., $5,295; 84 $8,195; 83 Ford , Ranger i f - 84 Chevy Cavalier, $6,395; 4wd, $7,295; 83 Ford runs, body poor $300. 649- 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. 4- rolet Comoro, V-6, 5 spd., Mercury Cougar at/ac 81 Plymouth Rellont 7440. $7,295; 82 Chevy Chevette V-6, $9,250; 85 Chevy Ca- 81 Olds Cutlass Won., Wagon — Automatic, Ranger Cap., $5,495; 84 QUALITY PRE-OWNED KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ®by Larry Wright 4 cyl. 4 spd., $2,995; 81 maro Z28 Coupe ot/ac, $5,395; 80 Chevy Monte power steering, power A M C Eagle Wgn. (2), $9,195; 85 Renault Alliance 1978 Datsun B210- 4 speed, Ford Granada, 6 cyl. at. $12,875; 83 Chew Citation Carlo, $4,695; 80 Chew brakes, air, AM/FM white, excellent looking 4 dr. at, $5,695; 80 Chew Malibu Wgn., $3,595; 80 Cassette, rear defroster 4 dr. (2), $5,495. Bolles Real Estate HO for s a le $5,295; 81 Ford Mustang 6 ond runs greot. $995. Call CARS & TRUCKS cyl. at/ac, $4,995; 80 Ford Caprice 4 dr. at/ps, $4,795; Buick Century Wgn., and wiper. Excellent con­ Motors, 8762595. 6462796. F-100 PU 6 cyl. 3 spd., 84 Ford Escort Wgn. $3,195; 79 C hew PU, dition. Asking $2,750. 643- Make Me An Offer!!! BUSINESS & SERVICE DIRECTORY ot/ac/ps, $5,695. Carter $2,595; 79 Chevy Monza, 9708 or 647-1908. 77 Buick Century Wagon. WIDE SELECTION Owners wauld like quick $4,495; 79 Chevrolet Sub­ urban 4x4 at, $5,995; 78 Chevrolet, 646-6464. $2,395; 78 Chevy Malibu, 8 passenger, reliable, 4 MOTORCYCLES/ sale. Lovely 8% room $2,295; 77 Chew Blazer 1979 Ford LTD Landau, new MIchelln radlals, BANK FINANCING AND split level In Rockledge Ford F-150 PU v-8 3 spd., BICYCLES CO I PAINTING/ c « I BUILDING/ $3,295. Monaco Ford, 633- 84 Olds Sierra 4 dr., $9,695; 4x4, $4,095; 72 Jeep Wago- V-8, low mileage. Call $1,200. 6462810. ED area. Featuring 3 bed­ Cl I SERVICES CO I PAINTING/ neer, 4x4, $1,295. Al's Auto I PAPERING cdntracting 9403. 84 Buick Regal 2 dr. 19K, anytime after 5pm. Good UP TO 24 MONTHS, Countrv Club Living In rooms, 2.5 baths, beauti­ Hi]I OFFERED I PAPERING Q ^ I Sales, 8768300. 85 Datsun 300 ZX black, ful stone fireplace, secur­ $9,495; 84 Renault Alliance condition. 6467195. 1983 Honda NIghthawk 550 this new executive resi­ 4 dr. 15K loaded, $6,495; 84 $14,995 ; 82 Celica GT lltt- 1700 miles. Like new, $1500 24,000 MILES POWER TRAIN dence oft South Main ity system and central John Deerr Painting Con­ Forrand Remodeling — 81 Citation at ps, $2,895; 81 85 Buick Riviera loaded, back ac, $5,995; 83 Buick or BO must sell 6465982 a/c. Call today. Tomor­ Odd lobs. Trucking. Carpentry and remodel­ Pontiac Trans Am loaded, 1974 Mustang 2 hatchback Street! A masterpiece In tractor— Custom Interior Cabinets, roofing, gut­ Toyota Corolla Wgn., $13,295; 84 BM W 3181, — Original owner, runs Skylark at/ac, $4,395; 81 after 5pm. row might be too late! Home repairs. You name ing services — Complete $3,995; 81 Mustang at/ps, $10,495; 83 Olds Delta 88 4 1984 MAZDA B2000 P/U design and construction. It, we do It. Free esti­ home repairs and remo­ work. Very reasonable ters, room additions, dr. oil options, $8,495; 83 $12,995; 82 BM W 3201, well, needs muffler, reas­ Plymouth Horizon 4 dr. $174,900. Blanchard & Ros- Jackson & Jackson Rea! rates, quality work. In­ decks, oil types of remo­ $3,695; 79 Honda Civic 4 $10,295; 82 Cadillac Cimar­ ac, $1,995; 84 Caprice Clas­ long bed, SE5 Pki., into, lOk miles Estate, 647-8400 or 646- mates. Insured. 643-0304. deling. Quality work. Ref­ Dodge 600 4 dr. onable best offer. 649-6904. *4795 setto Real Estate, 646- sured and references. 649- deling and repairs. F R E E spd., $1,695; 79 Regal 38k, ps/pb/ster, $6,995; 81 Dot- ron, $4,995; 85 Cadillac sic 4 dr. V-8, $8,595; 81 RECREATION 8646.______erences, licensed and In­ $3,695; 79 Aspen Won., 1982 OLDS CUTLASS CRUISER 2482. Delivering rich loam — 5 sured. Call 646-8165. 3248. estimates. Fully Insured. sun 280 ZX 2 plus 2 at, Sdn. DeVille, $14,995; 85 1975 Cadillac El Dorado In Cadillac El Dorado red 8, VEHICLES In Ground Pool with Pri­ Telephone 643-6017, after $2,895; 79 Chevette 4 spd., Cadillac Coupe DeVllle, excellent running condi­ white, $8,995; 80 Mazda 626 ED S/W. losded Nilh ill Brehm ifilltns, 42li miles yards, $65 plus tax. Sand, $1,595; 78 Buick RIverla $8,495; 81 Olds Cutlass *6495 vacy — Roomy Forest gravel, & stone. 643-9504. Name your own price — 6pm, 647-8509. Supreme 2 dr. ps/pb, $13,495; 83 Cadillac Coupe tion. New shocks, battery 2 dr. ac, $3,595; 80 Corolla Great Duplex! West Side! Painting and Paperhang­ loaded, $2,895; 78 Subur- DeVllle, $10,950; 84 VW 1982 TOYOTA COROLLA SR 5 6-6 In excellent condition. Hills Colonial with 4 large Father and son. Fast, $4,995; 80 Cadillac El Do­ and other new mechani­ Sport Coupe 5 spd., $3,595; 1985 Jayco pop up 1208, bedrooms, 2Vi baths, 2 car Hawkes Tree Service — ing — Exterior and Inte­ bon at/ps/ac, $3,995; 77 Jetta 4 dr., $8,495; 83 VW cals. New paint, original 78 Buick Skylark 4 dr. low sleeps eight, heater, awn­ New root, large rooms, 2 dependable service. Rabbit 44k, $1,695. Bolton rado 54K, $8,695; 79 Toy­ L/B. 5 Spd., dC garage with electric open­ Bucket Truck & Chipper. rior, ceilings repaired. Painting, Paperhanging ota Celica 5 spd., $4,795. PU, $4,995 ; 83 Toyota color. $2,600 firm. 647-8997 miles, $3,195; 83 Mustang ing, excellent condition. *4495 car garage and a treed Stump Removal. Free Es­ References, fully Insured. HEATING/ Motors, 643-9521. Cameron LE 4 dr., $7,995. $4,000 or BO. Must sell call lot! A great buv! Blan­ ers, 1st floor family room 8. Removal. Call 646-5761. Bob Riley Oldsmoblle, or can be seen at Econ-, GLX, $4,995. Lynch Toy­ 1980 CAD. ELDORADO BIARRITZ with beamed ceilings and timates. Special consider­ Quality" work. Martin PLUMBING 649-1749. Llpman VW, 649-2638. omy Dll Change. ota, 6464321. 6465982.atter 5pm. chard 8i Rossetto Rea! ation for Elderly and Han­ Mattsson, evenings, 649- Esceplionel cii 62li miles *8995 Estate, 646-2482.D fireplace, formal dining 85 Dodge Arles Won. room, fully appllanced dicapped. 647-7553. 4431. Robert E. Jorvis, Fogarty Brothers — Ba­ at/ps/pb/ac, $8,295 ; 85 1979 OLDS STARFIRE GT kitchen, sliders to pool Building-Remodeling throom remodeling; In­ Dodge 600 4 dr. sdn. Manchester — We!! main­ Specialist. Additions, gar­ BlKk. VG, 4 Spd., AC. $/R, lew miles tained 7 room Cape, tirst side patio, with stockade stallation water heaters, ps/pb/ac cruise, $8,995; 84 *2495 fencing for guaranteed Have you bean wtahlng you could find a home ages, roofing, siding, kit­ garbage disposals; faucet Dodge Arles Coupe floor famMv room with day care where there It eoineone who hai time chens, bathrooms, re- 1979 JEEP CJ7 with hardtop fireplace, enclosed son priyacy. Other features repairs. 649-4539. Vlsa/M- ps/pb/ac cruise, $6,295; 84 Include: aluminum sid­ to answer all the why A why not queetlone? plocement asterCard accepted. Dodge Omni 4 dr. hatch­ V6.3 Spd., PS. Fictery AC. 51k miles *4695 porch, complete applian­ windows/doors. 643-6712. ces, hardwood and carpet ing, central yacuum, out­ There is someone who will show a child how- There's someone out back at, $4,095; 82 Omni 2 floors, o auollfv home. door gas grill, situated on Thore Is someone who thinks it is important to listen- there who wants to buv dr. Hatchback Sport 367 Oakland St. child safe cul-de-sac. Ask­ I MUSICAL CARON MOTORS Asking $136,000. U & R There is someone who believes iearning can be fun- STRETCH YOUR burger ITEMS your power tools. Find Coupe at/ac, $3,995; 81 Realty, 643-2692. ing $146,900. Century 21 There is someone who understands that parents are budget By using one part FLDDRING that buyer with a low-cost Mercury Lynx Won. at, 649-7000 Manchester, CT Jackston-Showcase, 646- very Important people- soy extender to four parts ad In Classified. 643-2711. $3,095; 81 Dodge PU6cyl. Manchester — $114,900. 1316. If so please call - of meat. Your taste buds Complete DJ Sound Sys­ 4 spd., $4,495; 80 Dodge PU This spacious 8 room won't be able to tell the Floorsandlng — Floors tem Includes 2 Pioneer V-8 at/ps, $4,295; 77 Dodge home Is located In one of New Year, New Listing. STRAWBERRY FIELDS difference, but your like new. Specializing In turntables, amp, Numark INVITATION TO BID Aspen 4 dr. sdn. dt/ps, Manchester's tine family Aluminum sided, 3 bed­ HOME DAY CARE budget will! Boost your older floors, natural and mixer, equalizer, Bozak Sealed bids will be received $2,595. Herman Motors room Cape. Conveniently budget by selling Idle stained. No waxing any­ In the General Services' of­ Inc., 8763311. neighborhoods. Features 643-0475 speakers plus accesso­ fice, 41 Center St., Manches­ Include 3-4 bedrooms, 3 located. Newer roof. Items In your home with a more. John Verfallle. Call ries. 3 years old. Best ter, CT until JANUARY 31, AlhAges Welcome Very Reasonable Rates 646-5750. full bofhs, flreplaed fam­ Nice, flat yard. Wood- low-cost ad In classified. offer. Call Bob Brown 1986 at 11:00 a.m. for the fol- 84 Reliant 4 dr. sdn. at/ac, ily room. Possible !n-law stoye to remain. Don't evenings, 649-5488. lowlno: $5,895; 84 Dodge Omni 4 wait on this one! $79,900. (1) Groundwater Monltorlno situation. Sensibly priced, 8, Testino-Sanitary Landfill dr. sdn. at/ac, $5,195; 84 $114,900. Joyce G. Epstein Strano Real Estate, 647- (2) One New 8500* Min. Chrysler 4 dr 5th Ave., Real Estate, 647-8895. 7653. RECREATIONAL GVW 4-Wh. Dr. w/Plow 8, loaded, $10,495; 84 Dodge HDMES cniHDUSEHDLD Frame (Fire Dept.) Colt 2 dr. deluxe, 18k, All real estate adyertlsed RDDMS STDRE AND ITEMS (3) Reflective Material, Alu­ Feast Your Eyes....On this In the Manchester Herald FDR SALE FDR RENT DFFICE SPACE EDd ^ I godds minum Sion Blanks, Street $4,495; 84 Chrysler New QD ED Sion Blanks 8, Channel Posts Yorker, loaded, $8,995; 83 rendering of a new con­ Is sublect to the federal Caber ski boots. Ladles (4) One New Gravely Com­ temporary home being Fair Housing Act of 1968, Dodge Omni, 4 dr. $3,695; Glastonbury, $115,500. Fo­ Office Space — Excellent White Console sewing ma­ size 7 . $ 1 5 . Call 6 4 3 - 0 5 7 5 . O mercial Convertible Tractor 83 Chrysler LeBaron 4 dr. constructed In a lovely which makes It Illegal to location with ample park­ chine and chair. $99. 649- The Town of Manchester Is cus on the future by on equal opportunity em­ loaded, $4,995; 82 (jhrysler Glastonbury neighbor­ adyertlse any preference, choosing this classy, well- ing. 600, 400 8. 300 sq. ft. 3396 daytime. 646-3665 Lales Ski Boots(Ralchle). hood. 4 bedrooms, 2Vi ployer, and reaulres an affir­ LeBaron 4 dr., $4,895 ; 82 limitation or discrimina­ bullt three bedroom Room, Main Street loca­ office suites are now evenIngs.D______size 7 of your property. Call us for this excellent Income chen and bath, cathedral required. 649-9227 or 569- MISCELLANEDUS VIctarla Road. Manches­ NOTICE OF HEARING today at 646-2482 and producing property. One 8422.0 ter. MIscellaneaus, house­ Chevy Camaro at V-8 red; beamed ceilings and o 3528. ED FDR RENT IN RE JOSEPH MARTIN. 79 Dodge B210 8 pass, at make 1986 a special year home Is a single family, large deck. This home has hold Items, books. A/K/A THEODORE J. for you...You'll be the other Is a two family. Wood Coffee Table — MARTIN, Incapable V-8 green; 78 Olds Cutlass BUY WHEN YOU a very open and airy floor amazed how yaluable Don't miss out on this With slate and brass. Pursuant to an order of Hon. 2 dr. at V-8 green. Don's plan and the rooms are 25"x61". $89. 644-9892 after William E. FitzGerald. Texaco, 871-0864. your property Is! "We're opportunity, so call far oversized so call now When You Have to Get Out, NOTICE TO CREDITORS Judge, dated January 10,1986 5pm.o ESTATE OF a hearing will be held on an 8.8*% 8.8*% Selling Houses" Blan­ details right away! D.W. because you won't find ROLAND G- CHASSE, late chard 8. Rossetto Real Fish Realty, 643-1591 or another quite like It. D.W. Before You Can Get In, of Manchester, deceased application praying for the 85 Ford 1-10 Dump 10k; 85 Pfoltzgraff "Brown Drip" authority to sell certain real Toy Mini Van 7 pass. 9k; Annual Percentage Rate Financing Estate, 646-2482. 871-1400. Fish Realty, 643-1591 or The Hon. William E. Fltz- H a v e To Qualified Buyers On dishes for eight. $50. In­ Gerold, Judge, of the Court estate situated In the Town of 84 Caprice Classic loaded D O N ’T 871-1400. Keep Things At HANDI Windham and County of cludes several extra pie­ of Probate, District of Man­ Windham as In said applica­ 15k; 84 Ltd. Cr. Vic. 4 dr. ALL NEW 1986 ces. 643-8647.0 chester at a hearing held on Just Listed! 3 bedroom until your new home Is ready January 13,1984 ordered that tion on file more fully ap­ loaded 20k; 84 Van Va- pears. at the Court of Pro­ nogon Wgn. loaded 9k; 84 NISSAN TRUCKS Jack J. Lappen Ranch near the South all claims must be presented bate on February 20, 1986 ot The worst time to buy a car is when you DO Windsor town line! MANCHESTER 649-6980 <{91 MISCELLANEOUS to the fiduciary on or before 2:00 P.M. Cavalier Won. at/ac 12k; Breezeway and 2 car gar­ April 16, 1984 or be barred as Mary Lou Taylor, 83 M u sta n g convert have to ... and the opportunity is not there. Realty for s a le by law provided. ‘APR Financing Oealei Dd>iicip«tKin may alleci poc age! Hlgh80-s! Blanchard M l Mary Lou Taylor, 034-01 Clerk loaded 6k; 83 Chevy win­ 8< Rossetto Real Estate, Clerk dow van loaded 22k; 84 The BEST time to buy at Wile Motors is TODAY. This oflet $u|>e'Ceaes all olhais G M C y* ton PU 20k; 84 646-2482. Self Stor-lt Place Wedding Band, Diamond The fiduciary Is: Engagement Ring, 14K, Geraldine Chasse Isuzu 4x4 PU 8k. Barlow's LOOK WHAT W E HAVE TO OFFER: OFFER GOOD TILL 1/31/86 510 North M ain Street, Manchester, C T 180 New Bolton Rd. Please Her CDNDDMINIUMS size 6, Price $150. Call Manchester, CT 04040 Motor Soles, 8762538. if Great savings on huge selection of new Oldsmoblles, Pontiacs, Cadillacs h Buicks, Ju<‘k J. FDR SALE 646-6649. 03601 tk7.9% A.P.R. financing on many models... no particular down payment 81 Chevy Citation 4 dr., requirements... up to 48 months. It li.i' -aiil: "ll pays to ndvcrlisf. 49 J APARTMENTS M c iR E S D R T Pentax 135mm, 50mm $1,995; 78 Buick Estate -* The finest quality used cars, most with extended warranties available. iDE CORMIER: Manchester, $52,900. It's 1 lenses plus filters and ext. In the Croft Book =28S BROAD ST.. MANCHESTER. 643-4165;_____ I .icIviTlisi-! So |)iiv luc'l 1^‘ I fdr rent I^OfPRDPERTY Won., $1,995; 78 Ford Fair­ it The best value in price, produbt and service. . T im . W rt. b Fri 9 30 to 0:00 PM • Thu„. ’i. 6:00 PM • S.I. ’M . OO PM - okay, throw that ole snow tubes. C.U. Studios, 633- mont 4 dr. 6 cyl., $1,295; 78 l.i'l sour jir'(i|M’rlv willi a iiromolcr! shovel away! You won't 5654. Plymouth Fury 9 pass. Boltan. 2 room efficiency For Rent, Mt. Snow- be needing It when you Won, $995; 77 Ford Thun- M.S.R.P...... *12,392. l.i'l iiir |iro\i' ilia! ail\crlisiiif; |)a\>! move Into this spacious 2 apartment for Immediate Haystack, Vermont, pri­ Hay tor Sale by the Bale. 1986 Pontiac M.s.R.r.... 322,176 occupancy. $375/manthlv derblrd, $1,995; 78 Ford Price tarings.... .1.397. Price lielim _^.177 I.i'l mr ''i-ll \our hoinr or liusiiic.ssl bedroom condo. Quick vate community, moun­ Cash and carry. Pella Granada 4 dr. 6 cyl., Annual Percentage occupancy with us little as Includes utilities. Looking tain home, sleeps 6-8. Brothers, Bldwell Street. Bonnovillo UiEriicE: for single person, no pets, $1,095; 77 Ford Grnada 4 l.isl uilli a workrr. a wiiincr. a Kt-allor. $2,465.00 down. FHA ap­ 649-3087. 643-7405. dr., $995; 77 Honda 2 dr. proved. Excellent condi­ 1 month security deposit. 0 . 9 9 5 I. -! uilll nil' . . . Jack J. La|)|»(‘ii Realty. Call 643-7427after 5:30 pm. new engine, $1,295; 77 Rate Financing 1 tion. Call to see It today. Must Sell. Regulotlon Datsun F8, $895; 74 Audi * 1 8 , 9 9 9 Sentry Real Estate, 643- pool tdble/plng pong top, Manchester - Secand For Sale Fox, $895. Bud's Motor k - 7 .9 % AVAILABLE 4060. Kohler - Compbell spinet Sales, 649-8309. 7.1S leULULE Jack J. Lappen Realty tiaor 5 rooms piano, 6' toboggan with SiOCk No 6253 stock No. 5900 U Available up iKnrin. rU Iiw- 'S' ll.'.lll'l Counting Your Pen­ $400/monthly. 2 bed­ pad, old commode, lO'/z tt. nies??? Affordably rooms, vacant now, gar­ Ir s JHDLIDAY/ tweed couch. Call 643- 85 Datsun King Cab Hil Ka>! O iiliT Sircc’l priced at $43,500 this 3 age no pets, utilities 8, loaded, $9,995; 83 Buick M.I.I.P...... >12.043. a.$.R.p...... >12.047. 1986 Buick . %to 48 Months I SEASONAL 1667. 1986 Oldimobils Maiic'lii’stcr. ( .I room, 1 bedroom condo is appliances not Included. Riviera turbo, $8,995; 83 F r^ iiniiiii 1.048. Prjce Savings 1,052. anxiously waiting for a SomarMt Ragol 79 Coll 643-6927.______For Sale — Sears Exer­ Volvo Station Won., Cutlaif Cisra UUFiiici: Thunderbirils — TeniDos — F-150's — Ranfers new owner. Freshly Seasoned hardwood 4' cise bike, like new. $85. $10,800; 83 Datsun M ax­ painted and It Includes Large 3 bedroom duplex. No utilities, parking, bus­ lengths, 2 cords. $99. 646- Call Carol, 8am-5pm. 643- ima Won., $6,995; 82 Oat- » £ * 1 0 , 9 9 5 appliances. Located at 8590. 7164.0 sun 200 SX notchbo(;k, * 1 0 , 9 9 5 Tawnhause III In Vernon. line, $550/monthly. Secur­ ity, references 649-3087. $5,995; 81 Datsun 210 2 dr. SAMPLE BUYS NEW 1986's Call today. Jackson 8, Automatic baby swing. sdn., $3,195; 81 Datsun 210 7.g« niiiuiE Jackson Real Estate, 647- 7S« miLULE Excellent condition. Used 2 dr. sdn. dc/at, $4,595; 81 Stock No. 6334 Stock No. 6199 8400 or 646-8646. Manchester - Available IR J HOUSEHOLD Immediately. Large 9 four months. $25. Call Datsun Maximo 4 dr., Automatic, Power Steering, Power newer 3 bedroom duplex, GOODS 647-0008.O $5,995. Decormler Motor 1984 Pontiac Trana Am 1982 Buick Contury Limited Brakes, H.O. Battery, Lo-Mt. Mirrors, ■P> Sales, 6464165. IBtnilMVIUltS Uhenew.SeMAMhere ...... 1 1 , 4 9 9 4 01. eedan, AC. erte e«mer...... 6.995 BUSINESS appliances Included. ic/ioO* 1884 Chavrolat Camaro Z*28 4 4 a o c 1961 Ford TtNindOftlrd 5450 QVWR, P215/75RX15 tires, Used Refrigerators, 1986 Gardening Calendars 1986 CadlHac Floatwood Brougham LoeMAT-fooi.iewiniiM...... 1 1 , 9 9 9 3 dr. cQuyte, AC, etereo...... 5,195 PROPERTY Washer & Dryer hookup, 1984 Buick Cantury a cigar lighter, vinyl trim, save $2502. 80 Ford Thunderbird 46k, 4 4eer,*C.tewner. S ie nWM...... 0 , 4 9 9 1980 Ford Mualang no pets. Security 8> refer­ Washers, Ranges — by UConn Experts. $3. •rr $18,995 1 4 0 Rddot.euiomeuc...... 3,695 $4,695; 80 Buick Century 1965 Catfillae Coup* DaYllla ^ m m c 1953 NIaaan King Cab Pkkup ences. $550 a month plus clean, guaranteed, parts 644-1178.0______tid.icene.oAeowner.OMfMfileheM g 1 9 5 1978 Dataun B210 Commercial property for La m thwlADOmlw. Sow new here...... 1 9 , 9 9 9 4dr..iH.ehin,eMeu«MMr...... 1.995 utilities. 643-2289. and service. Low prices. LTD 4 dr. V-8, $4,995; 82 1985 OMa Cutlaaa Suprama sale. East Hartford. Offi­ Wedding Gown. Perfect Chew Impold Won., V-8, 1993 piyinbuth Rallant Wagon 1978 Buick Ragal *8,937 7 B.D. Pearl 8, Son, 649 ...... 9,995 adt.cewpe.XlflOOerio.fNiM...... 3.995 7 ces, shop and land In ...... 3,495 Modern 1 bedroom apart­ Main Street, 643-2171. condition with headpiece PH0T0-6WK $6,495; 82 Chevy Monte 1986 Bulok Bkyhawk LTD « 0 9 R 1978 Chav. Caprtca Clastic NIW 1986 THUNDERBIRD prime area. Please call L8,921 $11,966 ing to sew. V-6 21k, $6,295. Clyde Goes along with this Contemporary, Tri­ line, adults, no pets, 1 car, value buys. ozlne Cumulative Index. security. 649-1265. 1954-1982. Originally $50. No. 8222 with Photo- Chevrolet, 872-9111. Wm hav«J9jI985 oirtpmoblles M spo^al aavtngt. __ level home. It has cedar siding for easy Guide is in Sizes 1 to 6 NO HIDDEN In unopened mailing box. This 88-paee Craft Book Remember, these savir^s are from the factory sticker price and not any inflated DEALER STICKER. CHARGES maintenance, parquet foyer, cathedral ceil­ General Electric Portable mars. Size 2 blouse, Office Condo Manchester — Spacious 6 Dishwasher. Excellent $20. 568-4456.0 is filled with more than . . . 83 Plymouth Reliant 4 dr. ings, sky lights, kitchen with breakfast bar, 2 40 qnlck-to-make items H yards; Jumper, IH 1 Heritage Place room 3 bedroom fown- condition. Only 3 years yard. at/ps, $4,595; 83 Chevrolet for zone heat, 3 bedroom s, 2 baths. H u ge 3.6 Norse Cabinet sewing ma­ usin^ felt, yam, plastics :Ae 7.9% FINANCING is a LIMITED TIME ONLY. house available imme­ old. 2 cycle Including and other inexpensive Cavalier 4 dr. 4 spd., acre lot. Must be seen! diately, nice nelghbor- potscrubber feature. $150. chine. $35. 3 pairs lined TO ORDEIL toad $2.50 for oask $4,195; 82 Dodge Rampage This 1300'plus square household remnants. Fun gttora, pim SOt for poitsfo oad foot, elegantly finished haod, no pets. $510 plus 6465893. flaral drapes, 82" long and to make for gifts and ba­ PU, $3,995; 82 Plymouth THIS IS THE PLACE: We cm help you become a gas heat. Na appliances. 40" wide. Val. 12" long. $15 Reliant 4 dr. at, $3,995; 81 •r0>: "REALE " PROFESSIONAL! office space overlooks zaars. t u i a u ia tn Main Street. A must to Call Rase, 647-8400 or 646 3 Piece Bedroom Set, twin a pair Including fixtures. Q-1S3, Craft Book, is HmnImmIm' Nw iM Plymouth Reliant Wgn. 4 Wile Motors CiH 646-4525. and iik lor Oan. 649-4146. iisoMt. et Aiwnm R o u t e 6 b , C o l u m b ia Road, W illl|nanllc,Conn. 423-7746 see for any business 8646. size bed, dresser and book $3.^ a copy. Nmr TSfZ, N.T. 10030 spd., $2,795; 81 Pontiac shelf. Good condition. Phoenix Coupe at, $3,195; H o u rs: Mon., Tut-$., T h u rs-, Fri.. 0 ) ^ lo 0 pm . H c d H .im lo 6 pni person. Exciusive Ts srfir, ttsd $3J8, Inclidis Prist Ntsii, aoorsst witk ZIP Sal H am lo S pm AFTEH Hf^TR) BY APPOINTMENT D.F. REALE, INC. cool, ttUt Nssair saO Slit. showing by- Spacious One Bedroom Best offer. Call Bob Lloyd's AM /FM stereo H>^8 and handlisi. 84 Fairmont Wgn., $1,795; Real Etiale refInIshed apartment an Brown, 649-5488 evenings. and 8-track stereo car­ New FASHION with 80 Chrysler LeBaron 4 dr., I r S rnmtft I t . rnmmOmttm. €t. ANNC CMOT - All prices plus tai and registration - DILLDni Convaraa Real Ealala East Center St. Plenty of tridge player and turnta­ aisiiintir WstsM apeclalpecial Grace ColeLoie Collec-collec­ $2,995; 79 Chew Malibu 4 646-4S2S 846-4382 storage. $495/month In­ Top of line coal stove for 1 ble. Hardly used. Asking 1IHS«t.itAiaerlcu tion for larger sizes; plus dr., $2,295; 73 Chew Lag­ S IN C E 1933 cluding heat. Available $85. Call 647-1560 after Nnr Tsili, N.V. 10038 2 BONUS Couponsl una Coupe, $895. Capitol 319 Main StreeT(Across from Armory) ($124,900.) or 2 rooms. Excellent Prist Nssis, aodrsu wits ZIP MANCHESTER. CT. 643 2145 Feb. 1. 649-8665. condition. $215. 644-0011. 5pm, ask for Len. coot sso tqls NsaiSir. P rice____ $3.00 Garage, 423-4516. n — MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Jan. 17, 1986_ U.S. awaits details of Soviets’ offer Obituaries The different groups meet on nuclear ^arsenals by the two research. He said both sides should Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thurs­ GENEVA (U PI) - U.S. negotia­ discuss ways to "jointly apply” tors are carefully studying the fine superpow*ers and would lead to days on the three main issues — grandsons. any successful results of their print in Moscow’s proposal at the elimination of all such weapons by intercontinental or strategic nu- Arthur J. Ballargeon The funeral will be Monday at 9 research. resumed arms talks to rid the all nuclear powers by the end of cl^r'Weapons, intermediate or Arthur J. Bailargeon, 68, of a.m. from the Samsel Funeral The latest round of talks is the world of all nuclear weapons by the 1999. medium-range nuclear forces, and South Windsor, died Wednesday at Home, 419 Buckland Road, South But Gorbachev was quick to fourth since the outset. It began arms in space. Full plenary his home. He was the founder and Windsor, followed by a mass of end of the century. with a plenary meeting Thursday The latest round of talks began emphasize that any agreennent is sessions take place whenever past president of the Manchester Christian burial at 10 a.m. in St. between full delegations. Thursday with .the Soviet side ’’conditional’’ on Washington either side thinks it necessary. Carpet Center Inc., 311 Main St. He Margaret Mary Church, South Delegations met for 2 hours and presenting the sweeping proposal scrapping the U.S. Strategic De­ Meetings are held on an alternat­ was the husband of the late Rita Windsor. Burial will be in St. 10 minutes in the same conference by General Secretary Mikhail fense Initiative — the so-called ing basis at the Soviet mission and (Sullivan) Bailargeon, Mary’s Cemetery, Windsor Locks, "Star Wars” program to develop a room at the Soviet diplomatic the U.S. delegation offices over­ He was born in Thompsonville with full military honors. Calling Gorbachev. mission where Reagan and Gorba­ Delegates then took a four-day space-based anti-missile system. looking Lake Geneva. and had lived in South Windsor the hours are Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 chev met during their November break before detailed discussions Moscow took that position when Both sides strictly adhere — m last 30 years. He was a member of ■ to 9 p.m. the Geneva talks began last March summit in Geneva. Geneva at least — to a news next week, which gave the U.S. Detailed discussions between St. Margaret Mary Church, He was Memorial donations may be but the Reagan administration has blackout. Any official statements side time to study Gorbachev’s the three separate negotiating an honorary member of the made to the Manchester Memorial vowed to go ahead with SDL and leaks on the talks come from Knights of Columbus Council 50 of Hospital Building Fund. plan. groups begin Tuesday‘■and will When negotiators get down to U.S. chief negotiator Max M. the two capitals or, sometimes, Enfield, and a member of the Elks Manchester. Kampelman, when he retuiiied to follow the same pattern as during from NATO officials who receive Club 62 of Hartford. He was a detail beginning next Tuesday, the three rounds last year, officials western sourcjes said, the Soviets Geneva for the talks, noted Mos­ regular briefings in Brussels. former member of the Connecticut cow is conducting the same kind of said. Floor Covering Club. He was a Herbert Armstrong, will be asked to answer some searching questions. member and past secretary of the radio evangelist, 93 Manchester Chamber of Com­ “ What has to be done is to merce. He was one of the founders PASADENA, Calif. (AP) - separate any realistic wheat from Trinity College to honor Tutu and past secretary of Ellington Herbert W. Armstrong, who used propagapda chaff," said a NATO diplomat who closely follows the racial segregation and has attemp­ Ridge Country Club. radio, television and magazines to the recipient of the 1984 Nobel HARTFORD (U PI) — An honor­ ted to raise funds for his Southern He was a U S. Army veteran of spread the word of his Worldwide talks. Peace Prize worked diligently in ary degree from Trinity College African Refugee Scholarship Fund World War II and a member of the Church of God. died Thursday. He White House spokesman Larry preparation of the two-day visit Speakes said the Soviets have to and a meeting with corporate , Manchester Army and Navy Club was 93. beginning today. during the tour. follow up their proposal with leaders were among the items on and the American Legion Post 102 Armstrong founded the Radio The Anglican Bishop of Johan­ concrete details. the agenda for South African of Manchester. Church of God 53 years ago. nesburg began his three-week, Tutu. 54, was scheduled to The Plain Truth and Quest “ If it is propaganda that will be Bishop Desmond Tutu when he receive an honorary divinity de­ Survivors include his son, John visits Hartford for the second time 12-city tour in Hartford Jan. 5 with quickly borne out in Geneva. A. Bailargeon of South Windsor; magazines and hundreds of a sermon at the Horace Bushnell gree from Trinity College at 10 “ World Tomorrow" taped televi­ Speakes said in. Washington in two weeks. a m., and was to speak before two daughters. Judith Hanley of Beverly Morgan-Welch, a Con­ Cktngregational Church. sion “ shows are part of the Thursday. faculty, students and administra­ Saratoga, Calif., and Lynn D'Am- necticut spokeswoman for Tutu, » Tutu has addressed issues relat­ Pasadena-based church's legacy, Gorbachev’s three-stage prop­ tors while at the school today. our of South Plainfield, N.J.; a Thursday said local supporters of ing to South Africa’s policies of sister. Lorraine Landry of Enfield; along with Ambassador College in osal starts with 50 percent cuts in two granddaughters and two Pasadena. Police roundup 1 9 8 5 CLOSEOUT PRICES!!! Dairy Mart loses

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accelerated rehabilitation, a Man­ Police are looking for two men in chester Superior Court clerk said' INVENTORY connection with the robbery of a this morning. O nter Street convenience store The 40 pickets, who included 17

Wednesday night in which $264 was women and 23 mqn, pleaded not taken from two cash registe\;s, guilty to one count each of police said this morning. disorderly conduct when they were Police said a no weapon was used arraigned in December. In addi­ during the 7:10 p.m. robbery at the tion, three pleaded not guilty to Dairy Mart at 653 Center St.» but interfering with police. the attendant. who was alone in the CLEARANCE store at the time, was ordered to lie COVENTRY — A hazing inci­ on the floor. The attendant was not dent on a school bus last month hurt, police said. resulted in the arrest Thursday of a The attendant told police that third person and a written wa.rning Big only one of the two men was in the to the operator of the bus, police Savings building when the robbery oc­ said this morning. curred. but that he and another Police said Robert Harrelson. 16. N o w man had been in the store earlier, of 54 Midland Road, was charged SELL-OUT! police said. with third-degree assault, second- Police said the two had entered degree reckless endangerment the store and then left without and threatening in connection with buying anything. The attendant the Dec. 18 incident in which a ‘4

said one of the two returned to the student was injuried while riding l l J store, walked behind the counter, I FAMOUSlOUS MAKE the bus from Windham Technical and asked her to open the two cash School. registers kept in the store, police The driver of the bus, William [CROWAVE said. Lovely, 33, of Willimantic, was also The man. described as black, in issued a warning for faiiuie to his late 20s or early 30s. with a safeguard the passengers, police close-cut afro and mustache and said. wearing a tan coat, left the store Another arrest is expected today with the money and went around in connection with the incident, the back of the building police said. Police described the other sus­ Two Coventry teenagers were pect as an older black man arrested Wednesday for allegedly 19" wearing a maroon jacket. participating in the hazing. Police FAMOUS O I A 3 . said Garth Drew, 16, of 750 Swamp FAMOUS The cases of 40 pickets who were Road, and Jeffrey Bigl, 17, of 467 MAKE MAKE arrested following a demonstra­ Geraldine Drive were both COLOR TV i ^ r r tion outside the Crestfield- charged with third-degree assault, 19 " Fenwood nursing home in No­ second-degree reckless endanger­ 0 1 A O . vember were settled Thursday ment and threatening. with half agreeing to pay a $50 fines All three youths have been COImOR t v and the other half agreeing to released

Fire leaves boy burned 168 198 teenage sons, managed to leave A Kennedy Road boy' suffered the building safely. second-degree burns this morning Hughes said firefighters re­ WIRELESS after an electric blanket ignited m i REMOTE mained on the scene for about the bed he was steeping in. Town three hours. READY Fire Department officials said. He warned that electric blankets Fire Capt. Jack Hughes said can become dangerous if not used Scott Marcantonio. 14. of 122 properly. Kennedy Road, was treated at “ They should not be bunched up ELECTRONIC TUNER Manchester Memorial Hospital for at the end of the bed when they’re slight burns on one of his feet and COLOR TV RECORDS on.” Hughes said. “ Second, they COLOR TV released. John Marcantonio. 50. should be shut off when people the boy's father, was treated for smoke inhalation and released, he leave the home” said. Hughes said the 3.17 a m. fire 3 4 8 199 2 9 9 3 4 9 apparently started in an electric ST. JUDE’S NOVENA blanket that had been left on and kicked down at the end of the boy’s MAY THE SACRED HEART OF bed in a second-floor bedroom. JESUS BE ADORED. GLORI­ SAVE ON EVER^ISHER Sallielie Marcantonio. 33. Scott's FIED, LOVED AND PRE­ mother, called the fire department SERVED THROUGHOUT THE • t l b J l t K FISHER U^^aFISHER [gPISHERl [^IFISHERl yiWtHttWlMOTt I •. SOWATTc a w a t TPERCH. P E R C H . • mCMANNlLCAlLf after being awakened by his cries. WORLD, NOW AND FOREVER. D U /L CASSETTE

Hughes said. SACRED HEART OF JESUS, PRAY FOR US, SAINT JUDE .Police said the flames were WORKER OF MIRACLES, PRAY I?" visible from the street when they Monitor arrived. FOR US, SAINT JUDE. HELP ■iMOTE COMniOl I D U AL CASSETTE Bo: C O M P A C T , The fire was extinguished within OF THE HOPELESS, PRAY FOR US. SAY THIS PRAYER 9TIMES _ ___ STEREO COLOR TV 20 minutes, but not before the TERE< DISC PLAYER! RECORDER A DAY. BY THE 8TH DAY YOUR bedroom was completely des­ PRAYER WILL BE ANSWERED. troyed, Hughes said. The house IT HAS NEVER BEEN KNOWN sustained smoke damage on the TO FAIL. PUBLICATION MUST second floor and a hallway next to 399L449 BE PROMISED. the room received heat damage, but there was no structural dam­ THANK YOU ST. JUDE FOR GRANTING MY PETITION. age. he said. Police said the five occupants of D.C. Jtton Tduc^pXittonl Litton the house, including two other Litton!

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General Admission — tS.OO E-Z TERMS: il v CA tR t • CASH sueeeDISCOUNT c e n t e r Reaerx'ed Patron For information or retervatiom Ai445 HURTFORO RD. - KEENEY 8T. EXIT OFF I 384 647-9997 • CREDIT CARD fi t>fT » MANCHESTER • MONTHLY Seating Available 647^I260 after 5 pm. OPEN DAILY: MON-THUR8 TIL 9 . TUE8-WED-SAT TIL t ■ FBIDATTIH JS.’Sm PAYMERTS Proceed* from the Concert will benefit the Martha White Scholarship Fund.