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g4 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Mar. 10. 1989 SCIENCE & HEALTH IN B R IE F Hospital promotes Bonney Ann L. Bonney of South Windsor has been Scientists fight common coid by footing it named director of child care services at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Bonney will be responsible for the hospital’s BOSTON (A P) — Scientists re­ Springer said his group has already new Child Day Care Center in the Miller ported today that the next best thing to produced a soluble form of the virus Building. She has been working on the project a cure for the common cold — a way to receptor, but they are attempting to for the past year. prevent it — may have become develop a version that will be even Bonney is also responsible for the Child Life possible at last by using a kind of more effective as a virus-fooling drug. and Parent Education Department. She was cellular illusion to trick the relentless Experts predicted that such a the founder of the hospital’s Child Life virus. treatment would probably be used as Department in 1977 and coordinated the Two teams, working separately, a nose spray or drops. Since it would hospital auxiliary’s involvement in Parents A have deciphered the chemical hitch­ be impractical — and probably Anonymous, creating one of the first hospital- ing post that about half of all cold expensive — to use the drops daily, based programs in the state. viruses use when they latch onto cells people might take the medicine when She co-founded Formerly Abused Children in the nose and infect them. they are especially worried about Emerging into Society and the East of the This seemingly arcane discovery getting colds. River Diabetes Club. She has served on the may be an important key to defeating For instance, parents might take Regional Child Advocacy Team, Manchester’s one of humanity’s most universal the treatment to protect themselves Adolescent Mental Health Task Force and as a miseries. when their child brings home a cold. consultant to the local Time Out for Parents “ It is clearly feasible to develop a Or an athlete might use it to keep from respite child-care program. treatment based on what we have catching a cold before an important As hospital special projectsdirector, Bonney learned,” said Dr. Timothy A. Sprin­ game. put together four Women’s Health Conferen­ ger of the Center for Blood Research Scientists said the discovery re­ ces, developed a marketing plan for the Fam ily in Boston. sulted from combining two lines of Birthing Center, coordinated the Pediatric Their anti-cold strategy is simple: separate research. Task Force and instituted the 111 Child Care Program for hospital employees’ children. Fool the virus. Springer has worked for several Bonney has a bachelor’s degree in human The scientists have developed a years on a structure on the surface of development and family studies from Cornell detailed picture of the rhinovirus cells called intercellular adhesion University and a master’s degree in child receptor on the cells that make up the AP photo molecule-1, or ICAM-1. This protein is development and family relations from Iowa lining of the nose. A cold occurs when the receptor that white blood cells use COLD CURE? — Dr. Timothy Springer, lead researcher in the State University. a virus attaches itself to one these to hook themselves onto the body’s receptors and infiltrates the cell. study of the common cold virus, gestures during a Thursday news conference to announce a discovery in curing the tissues —one step in coordinating the Researchers have isolated the gene response to infection and triggering More bald eagles reported Ice-cold Huskies fall to Seton H all... page 48 responsible for making the receptor, common cold. inflammation. and as a result, they can produce it in HARTFORD (A P) - Sightings of bald Meanwhile, Dr. Richard Colonno of limitless quantities. Crowell, a virus researcher at Hahne­ step,” said Dr. Michael E. Kamarck eagles in Connecticut increased 69 percent to 88 the drug firm Merk, Sharp & Dohme They believe they can keep people mann University School of Medicine of Molecular Therapeutics in West discovered three years ago that 90 during a recent two-day survey, state officials healthy by flooding their noses with in Philadelphia. Haven, Conn. percent of all rhinoviruses attach said. copies of the receptor. If a cold virus Even if the scientific hunch is right, Reports on the two teams’ conclu­ themselves to just one receptor when Rita M. Duclos, an endangered species wanders by, it will harmlessly attack it will be several years before such sions were published in the journal they attack the body. biologist with the state Department of a dummy receptor and never find a treatment is available. There will also Cell. One study was conducted at the Environmental Protection, said sightings were susceptible nose cell. be drawbacks. The therapy will only Center for Blood Research, the In the latest work, the scientists up from 52 made last year during the National No one knows for sure whether this work against rhinoviruses, which Dana-Farber Cancer Institute in found that ICAM-1 is the portal for Wildlife Federation Midwinter Bald Eagle ploy will work, although it looks causes about half of all colds, but it Boston and Boehringer Ingelheim both blood cells and cold viruses. Survey. promising in a test tube. A similar will be powerless against other cold Pharmaceuticals in Ridgefield, “ The big thing has been the Duclos said sightings were recorded by 50 scheme is being tested against AIDS. germs. And it probably will not stop Conn., and the other at Molecular identification of the two proteins that biologists and birdwatchers and were distrib­ iEanrIjpatpr MrralJ) “ If it works, it would be very colds once they start. Therapeutics, part of Miles Inc., a we worked on separately being one uted evenly across the state with large exciting,” commented Dr. Richard “ This is not a cure. It is a scientific pharmaceutical firm. and the same,” Colonno said. concentrations along the Connecticut River. One golden eagle was also recorded. More tests due on cancer risk of sunscreens Poor Infants get less care Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm WASHINGTON (A P) - Nearly a third of all Saturday, March 11, 1989 ST. LOUIS (A P) - The active pounds notorious for their cancer- protect themselves from sun-caused “ Compounds of this structure would poor children have no health insurance and ingredient in some commercial suns­ causing ability. Roughly 90 percent of skin cancers should continue to use have a very low activity or are nearly 30 percent of children in low-income creens can break down into a the 300 nitrosamines tested so far commercially available sunscreens inactive,” Lijinsky said. families are uninsured, according to a substance that causes cancer, accord­ have been shown to cause cancer in until more testing is done. Representatives of the American Children’s Defense Fund report. ing to a study that has prompted animals. Scientists said testing so far has not Dermatological Academy and the The report by the private organization said further testing to determine whether “ We have a saying in this field — established whether the newly disco­ American Cancer Society said they 32.4 percent of all poor children and 28.7 there is any risk to users. guilty until proven innocent,” said vered nitrosamine is a strong enough were unaware of the nitrosamine in percent of children in families with incomes In tests by the U.S. Food and Drug Stephen S. Hecht, director of research carcinogen to present any substantial sunscreens. They said that until Administration, 14 of 17 sunscreens at the American Health Foundation in between 100 percent and 200 percent of the SURPRISE DEFENSE PICK risk to people who use sunscreens. officials reviewed any information poverty line had no health insurance in 1986. containing the sun-blocking agent Valhalla, N.Y. William Lijinsky, an authority on that sunscreens were harmful, the The report warned many children not padimate O, itself used to prevent skin “ You just never know,” he told the nitrosamines at the federally owned groups would continue to recommend covered by private, employer-based health cancer from overexposure, were Post-Dispatch. “ Basically, any nitro­ Frederick Cancer Research Facility the use of sunscreens to protect insurance programs are also not getting Cheney accepts found to contain a newly discovered samine is cause for concern.” in Frederick, Md., said the nitrosam­ against damage from the sun. adequate coverage under the federal-state nitrosamine, the St. Louis Post- But representatives of major health ine, which goes by the initials Padimate O, the sun-blocking Medicaid program and other health assistance Dispatch reported Thursday. organizations and the sunscreen NPABAO, probably was a “ very weak agent, is found in some, but not all, programs. offer by Bush Nitrosamines are a class of com­ industry said people who want to carcinogen.” sunscreen products.

By Terence Hunt The Associated Press

WASHINGTON — President Bush on Friday named Rep. Richard Cheney of Wyoming as defense FU R H lT U R t secretary, moving with surprising speed to leave behind the controversy caused by John Tower’s rejection by the Senate. Bush hailed Cheney as a “ widely respected man of principle” and. dismissed the Tower saga by saying,’’Look that’s history.” Cheney’s name had not figured in any of the speculation that arose in the hours after Tower’s TOP QUftUT'f- m rejection. Bush said he expected Cheney would win confirmation “ very fast,” and White House Chief of Staff John Sununu said he already had talked of a confirmation schedule with Senate Democratic leaders. . ,, Senate Republican Leader Bob Dole quickly BtOROOW jjIVWE BR^S0SW hailed the appointment in a barbed comment that PWCtSi reflected the bitterness lingering from the Tower Start M Special I confirmation struggle. furhvUISI “ He’s tough. That’s what we wanted. A tough, tough, tough guy,” he said of Cheney.’ ’This time it will be a confirmation, not an execution.” Cheney, 48, is a sixth-term conservative congress­ man from Wyoming who served as White House swim chief of staff in the Ford administration in the ROCttfS AP photo mid-1970s. SlartW n 'l ^ “ Obviously things have moved very quickly in the NEW PENTAGON CHIEF - President Bush at the White House after Bush nomi­ last 24 hours,” Cheney said in referring to Bush’s nated Cheney for the post of secretary of swift, overnight search for a replacement candidate Sale listens Friday as Rep. Richard Cheney of defense. for Tower. “I did agonize. It was not an easy Wyoming answers a reporter’s question decision.” 4 CH M S S - Tower’s nomination was killed on Thursday on a near party line vote of 53-47 in the Democratic- controlled Senate. He was defeated by concerns »#• Is ‘Chain/ really a Cheney? over his drinking habits, his relationships with women and his work as a paid defense industry was from Manchester and Che­ But the nominee’s father, Ri­ consultant after leaving government service. By Nancy Concelman ney said, ” ‘I know that name Each pl«®* chard H. Cheney of Casper, Wyo„ “ I have extensive views on defense policy but I Manchester Herald well.’” The representative pro­ isn’t as sure. " I t ’s possible,” he don’t believe I ’ll share them today,” Cheney said in nounced his name “ Chainy,” U.S. Rep. Richard Cheney. said in a telephone interview response to reporters’ questions on Star Wars and a (w A s a a B a a ^ Blish said. President George Bush’s new from his Wyoming home. series of other defense issues. Fred T. Blish III of 9 Laurel St. Rep. Cheney is a descendant of iWTCHEH«T^ choice for secretary of defense, Bush was asked about his past declarations that 1 William Cheney, whocametothis may be a descendant of the said he met the defense secretary Tower was the best qualified candidate to head the nominee a couple of years ago in country from England in 1635 Cheney family that built a silk with John Cheney, said George Pentagon. Washington during a course Blish “ I said that on December whatever it was and now empire in Manchester. W. Cheney Jr. of Farmington, an was taking on the operation of we’re in March whatever it is. And as of today Dick At least one Manchester resi­ llth-generation Cheney. Al­ ^551111 government. He said the repr^ Cheney is the best and proper choice,” the president dent and a Cheney fam ily sentative told him he was related though John and William were member who lives in Farmington to the Cheneys of Manchester. believe the nominee has links to See CHENEY, page 2 See DEFENSE, page 2 Blish said he mentioned that he Manchester’s famous family. Bi iW® W lisrs' S0f^

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. ' i ■ i » . . > REGIONAL WEATHER Wife of Vincennes skipper escapes bomb Accu-Weather® forecast for Saturday Commission raps proposal Daytime CorKlitions arxJ High Temperatures Bv Dennis Georoatos ,_ f7 The Associated Press Caribou [3 ^ 1 for firehouse in preserve SAN DIEGO — A pipe bomb Friday destroyed a van driven by the wife of of the skipper of the USS D \ 4 ^ A are M M M ww . . >»■ . < < « T i Bv Nancy Concelman preserve. The station would re­ Under Cassano’s proposal, a Vincennes, which mistakenly shot down an Iranian Manchester Herald place the School Street station, 260-foot-long, town-owned drive airliner last year. Authorities suspect it was a which Cassano said Wednesday is between houses at 141-143 and 153 terrorist attack. The Conservation Commission Sharon Rogers escaped just seconds before the SPMNKLES in a congested area, across from Highland Street would lead to the opposes use of a portion of the Oak Bennet Junior High School. new station. The drive is about 50 van burst into flames. Grove Nature Preserve off High­ “ The Conservation Commis­ feet wide, he said. A Justice Department source in Washington who land Street for a proposed fire­ sion objects to any use of the Oak Public Works Director Peter P. spoke on condition of anonymity said investigators P 5 ~ | house that would serve the south Grove Nature Preserve for a Lozis Jr. has placed advertise­ suspect the bombing was the work of terrorists. The end of town. FBI said it had not ruled anything out. A lljnih firehouse.” commission member ments in town newspapers invit­ Commission members said Joan Naab said Friday. ing architects to submit letters of Mrs. Rogers was uninjured and was taken to a Thursday they would ask Chair­ “ We were in opposition to using interest in building a firehouse police station, where she was joined by her husband, 'asiungloniSS man Arthur Glaeser. who was not nature center property for any and qualifications by March 23. Capt. Will Rogers III. Rogers was home at the time at Thursday’s meeting, to write a of the blast and authorities placed the family under Urn kind of construction at all,” letter stating their position. Com­ Fiorentino said. “ The land was The town also plans to build a protection. Their son was away at college and was mission member Thomas Fioren- set aside as a nature preserve.” firehouse off Tolland ’Turnpike to notified. tino said Friday he hasn’t dis­ Fiorentino said he plans to replace one that will be sold to the The fiery explosion, which occurred at 7:45 a.m. Weather cussed the matter with Glaeser examine the deed for the town- Eighth Utilities District if a while Mrs. Rogers was stopped at a red light, was yet. but the letter would probably owned land to see if any restric­ historic agreement between the caused by a pipe bomb planted on the white Toyota be addressed to the Board of tions were placed on the property two governments is approved van, police spokesman Bill Robinson said. Manchester and vicinity; Today, sunny, high Directors. when it was purchased by the ’Tuesday. “ Initial investigation indicates the explosion around 50. Light variable wind. Tonight, partly Glaeser could not be reached town in the 1950s from Cheney Cassano said Wednesday the either occurred in the engine compartment or the cloudy. Low 30 to 35. Sunday, becoming cloudy. High for comment Friday. Bros. town may consider hiring an undercarriage of the van,” Robinson said, adding around 50. Deputy Mayor Stephen T. Cas- Cheney Bros, had offered the architect to design both fire­ that authorities had found pieces of the pipe bomb. Coastal: Today, sunny. High 45 to 50. Light sano proposed building a new land for $10,000. The property is houses. a proposal that Republi­ AP photo The Vincennes, a guided-missile cruiser based in station on about 2 acres in the used by the Lutz Children’s San Diego, returned from its six-month Persian variable wind. Tonight, partly cloudy. Low near 35. can director 'Theunis Werkhoven TERRORISM SUSPECTED — Bomb the skipper of the USS Vincennes, which Sunday, becoming cloudy. High around 50. southeast corner of the 52-acre Museum. said he’ll look into. Gulf deployment last October. It remains in port Northwest hills: Today, sunny. High 45 to 50. Light experts inspect the van that was mistakenly shot down an Iranian airliner and Rogers remains its skipper. variable wind. Tonight, partly cloudy. Low 30 to 35. destroyed by a bomb in San Diego last year. Authorities suspect terrorist. As the Vincennes exchanged fire with Iranian Sunday, becoming cloudy. High 45 to 50. Friday. It was being driven by the wife of speedboats last July 3, Iran Air Flight 655 appeared Mayor’s link to Main Street on the U.S. warship’s high-tech radar. After the plane failed to respond to warnings on civilian and military channels, Rogers gave the order to fire. Air Quality The decision, he said later, was in defense of his may be probed by committee McFarlene: Baker warned ship and crew. But what Rogers feared was an Iranian F-14 fighter actually was an Airbus A300 HARTFORD (AP) — The state Department of with 290 people aboard, all of whom died. The Environmental Protection said air quality was good By Maureen Leavitt said. merchants opposed to the project Reagan administration defended the decision but Friday and was expected to be good this weekend. Manchester Herald Commission Chairman Wil­ plans has agreed to file suit to also decided to compensate the victims’ families. liam FitzGerald suggested to block the project. Reagan on impeachment Robinson said no other bombs were found on the The town Ethics Commission Sears at a meeting Thursday that Plans include creating an ac­ van. The blast and fire shattered the van’s windows, has been asked to rule on whether she submit a formal request to the cess road which would run along Lottery Still, Reagan said “ we’ll all be Adm. (John) Poindexter, Colonel flattened its tires and melted its paint. Mayor Peter P. DiRosa Jr. has a commission so that DiRosa could the north-south leg of Purnell WASHINGTON (AP) - Oliver hanging by our thumbs” if word North knew of it.” McFarlane “ She got out just as it blew,” said Kurt Lent, a conflict of interest because he be contacted and the matter Place. The road is meant to be North’s former White House boss got out that McFarlane or other said. construction worker who said he heard a pair of Connecticut daily Friday: 251. Play Four: 7933 owns a business on Main Street officially placed on an agenda. used as a bypass road during the testified Friday that James A. and has been involved in talks on administration officials were in­ However, he testified later in backfires, separated by a 10-second interval, and Connecticut “ Lotto” Friday: 10, 14, 17, 18, 22, 32 DiRosa owns and operates reconstruction and as a connector Baker III suggested to then- deed seeking help from abroad at the day that he himself had been then a loud explosion. the reconstruction of the street. three dry cleaning businesses, for parking lots after the President Reagan in 1984 he could a time that Congress had forbid­ unaware of various North activi­ “ It went ‘Boom! ’ ‘Boom! ’ , then ‘Bam! ’ ” he said. Mary Sears, a member of the one of which is located at 777 Main reconst niction. be impeached for allowing solici­ den direct U.S. aid to the Contras, ties that have been described by “ It worked real quick.” town Ethics Commission, said St., at the corner of Birch and “ Not to be cynical, but...that tation of money from other Index according to minutes of the other witnesses in the trial and After seeing that she got out of the van. Lent ran to she wants the commission to Main streets. means that real estate salesmen countries for the Nicaraguan meeting read into the court earlier in congressional hearings. the flaming vehicle to make sure no one was inside. decide whether DiRosa is facing a He said he never considered his are in conflict of interest if Main Contras. For example, McFarlane said He and fellow workers directed traffic while their R iisin psR .33-.14 possible conflict of interest,., Di­ business posing a conflict with the record. OhitiiAriA^ A Street is widened and they may supervisor escorted her to a pickup. ninsRitiPfl 3 7 -4 1 n p ln ln n Rosa also said Friday he ha? sent $15 million Main Street recon­ The suggestion by Baker, then he didn't know that North was sell real estate there. ” DiRosa McFarlane, testifying at “ She was shaken up, obviously,” said Lew Davis, r n m ir c 9.3.9A P p lip in n 1 4 -1 *; a letter to the commission asking struction project. said. Reagan’s chief of staff and now involved in private fiihd-raising North’s trial, said Reagan knew another worker. I n rp l/R tp tP 9-R Rpninr P.ltl7Pn« them to address the matter. The reconstruction, proposed President Bush’s secretary of from wealthy donors, th^it it was “ There are a lot of potential in 1984 that arrangements had Police sealed off the area, and the FBI took over F n riis 21-3fi PpnrtR AO.AR “ If they can find a conflict of more than 20 years ago. is state, “ was strongly countered” North who decided how the Npfinn/Worlrl conflicts of interest if people been made to get $1 million a the investigation from local authorities. Naval 9-11 W eddings 16 interest. I want to be the first in scheduled to begin in the spring of by other top officials at a meeting money would be spent, or that interpret them that way,” he month from Saudi Arabia for the Investigative Service officials also were called in. town to know about it,” DiRosa 1990. But a group of downtown added. with Reagan, with the conclusion North was instrumental in setting the U .S.-backed rebels in Ronald Orrantia, an FBI spokesman in San Diego, that Baker was wrong, testified up a southern front for the Nicaragua. said agents are investigating a report of a vehicle former National Security Adviser guerrillas fighting the Nicara­ UJanrhpstrr l^praI^ “ I told the president, I told guan government. following Mrs. Rogers’ van before the explosion. Defense Robert McFarlane. USPS 327-500 VOL. CVIII, No. 137 Cheney From page 1 Penny M. Sieffert, Publisher From page 1 George T Chippell Dennis M Santoro Date a Yalie every night — on your VCR Editor Advertising Director said in an appearance before reporters shortly alter never proven to be brothers, the fact that they came Douglas A. Bevins Sheldon Cohen should not be insulted by the video, his departure for a weekend at Camp David. together gives a strong indication that they were NEW HAVEN (A P) - Shy men. girlfriend, which was filmed a year one on camera most of the time.” Executive Editor Composing Manager About 300 other women also had which should be seen as a satire of George Cheney, who is descended from John, said take notice: You can have the ideal ago. Tuck has moved on to more Jeanne G. Fromerth Robert H Hubbard Cheney said he was “ honored to be asked by the male and female stereotypes. The The Cheney brothers who opened the first silk mili date every night — as long as your substantive roles. She plays Megan the same idea. They sent resumes Business Manager Pressroom Manager president to join his administration.” He said his and photographs to the makers of the 22-minute film pokes fun at stereo­ in Manchester in 1838 were seventh-generation VCRs hold out. in the ABC daytime soap opera, Denise A. Roberts Frank J McSweegan first contact from the administration came video, the Dupuy Corp, of New Hope, typical pickup lines. Personnel Manager Cheneys, also descended from John, George Cheney The perfect date is ready to go out “ One Life to Live.” Circulation Director Thursday afternoon, presumably shortly after “ She’s not supposed to be a said. 24 hours a day and doesn’t care if you In “ Video Girlfriend.” an interac­ Pa., which produces commercials Tower’s nomination was scuttled by the Senate. and in-house films for industry. bimbo,” Klyce said. Published daily except Sunday arx) certain holidays by the The father of the nominee said his grandfather show up at her door an hour late. At tive video that encourages the Manchester Publishing Co.. 16 Bralnard Place. Manchester. Cheney said he underwent heart bypass surgery Samuel Fletcher Cheney, came to Ohio from “ the the restaurant and short on cash? viewer to talk back, the 26-year-old Thirty women were eventually “ Video Girlfriend” is meant as Conn. 06040. Second class postage paid at Manchester. Conn. last August, but returned to work three weeks later. actress plays a graduate student- Postmaater Send address changes to the Manchester Herald. New England states before the Civil War.” Don’t worry, she always orders the auditioned on tape. light comedy. People give it to He said he had checked with his doctor before fashion model eager to meet Mr. P.O. Box 591. Manchester. Conn. 06040. The nominee’s grandfather, Thomas Herbert cheapest item. bachelor friends as gag gifts, and It you don't receive your Herald by 5 p.m weekdays or 730 accepting Bush’s offer of the appointment, and was Cheney, was born in Defiance, Ohio and the family Who is this woman? Why, she’s Right. ^ Tuck, a blonde, was chosen because of Tuck’s newfound star­ a m. Saturdays, please telephorre your carrier. It you're unable assured his health posed no barrier. She talks to the camera as the film because she was the best actress, to reach your carrier, call subscriber service at 647-9946 by 6 moved to Nebraska. Rep. Richard Cheney was born your Video Girlfriend. dom, some soap opera fans have changes locale from a disco to a said Ellen Klyce, whose company is p.m. weekdays for delivery In Manchester. Bush repeated his earlier accusations that Tower Jan. 30, 1941 in Lincoln, Neb. The star of “ Video Girlfriend,” a been buying it, Klyce said. Suggested carrier rates are 11.60 weekly. $7.70 for one restaurant to her apartment. marketing the videotape under the had been unfairly treated during his losing direct-mail home videotape that month. $23.10 for three months. $46.20 for six months and Richard Cheney said his son’s nomination was a “ I thought it was a clever idea at name of How To Fantasy Films. More than 1,500 of the video­ $92.40 for one year. campaign for confirmation, but expressed an surprise. takes its viewers on what is supposed the time,” Tuck said in a recent “ We discovered a talent,” she said cassettes have been purchased, at a The Manchester Herald Is a member of the Associated Press, eagerness not to dwell on the rejection. He said “ I feel a little bewildered, a little numb,” he said. to be the ideal date, is 1986 Yale the Audit Bureau of Circulations, the New England Press interview. “ I knew it could be a Friday in a telephone interview. price of $14.95, plus $2.50 for Democratic leaders in the Senate “ had given their But he added. “ I ’m sure he’ll give it a good try. graduate Jessica Tuck. shipping, Klyce said. 1 Association and the New England Newspaper Association. showcase for me since I ’d be the only Tuck and Klyce said women word to me and that means a lot” that they were He’s sincere. There’s always two sides to an issue Since landing the part of the video willing to cooperate with the new administration. He’s willing to listen.” Osella wants Accused burglar is charged again LOCAL & STATE A Rocky Hill man already ceny, one count of conspiracy to Wood said. facing burglary charges in Man­ commit burglary and two counts Monroe is being held on $20,000 chester was arrested again Fri­ of conspiracy to commit larceny. cash bond and is scheduled to special fund day in connection with six more Wood said. appear in Manchester Superior burglaries, Manchester Police Court Wednesday. Wood said. Department spokesman Gary J. Monroe was charged Friday in 7 set for parks Wood said. connection with burglaries last Monroe was arrested March 1 David W. Monroe, 35, of 4 Bel year at 32 Spring St. on Aug. 16. a in connection with a burglary at Air Circle, was arrested at the construction trailer at 1145 Tol­ 62 Bramblebush Road the wee­ By Nancy Concelman Hotel Hooker in Willimantic and land Turnpike on Aug. 28. SCM kend of Aug. 20. police said. He Manchester Herald charged with five counts of Allied Paper Inc. at 41 Progress also was arrested in February in third-degree burglary, two Drive on Nov. 27.17Scott Drive on connection with two burglaries in The town administration is investigating the counts of sixth-degree larceny, Aug. 12. 31 Charis Road on Oct. 14 September and another in No­ possibility of establishing a special fund to two counts of third-degree lar­ and 566 Taylor St. on Aug. 19, vember, according to police. i ensure maintenance of town parks and recrea­ tion facilities. Town Manager Robert B. Weiss / said Friday. In a March 2 letter to Weiss. Republican Director Ronald Osella. a member of the & G i f t 4- directors’ Recreation Study Committee, asked the adminstration to look into establishing the fund, which would be similar to the town’s capital reserve fund. 3466 MAIN STREET Section 7- 129a of the state statutes allows towns VINTON VILLAGE to establish a separate fund for the acquisition, development and maintenance of park and COVENTRY, CT recreation facilities and equipment. Weiss said he has referred Osella’s request to 742-1890 town finance administrators but has not received v X OPEN: a response. Mon-Sat; 10am-8 pm “ It’s an idea that deserves some research and Sunday: 11am-4 pm ^ response.” Weiss said. The town currently appropriates money for park and recreation purposes to its capital reserve fund and allocates money for specific needs. Weiss said. Osella. also a member of the Longe Range Recreation Planning Subcommittee, said in his letter the establishment of the fund would “ assure improvements to parks and recreation resources receive fair consideration against other competing priorities.” State statutes say the town may deposit appropriations, state recreation grants, private donations and other monies into the fund. The deposits and any inv estment proceeds may be used for park and recreation purposes, according to the statute. The fund could cover future Center Springs Park improvements, additional golf holes. Hockanum River Linear Park projects and improvements recommended by a consultant the Patrick Rynn/Manchetter Herald town hired to help guide the consolidation of the FOND MEMORIES — Town employees David Peck and Kevin popular spot for generations of Manchester families before it Parks and Recreation departments, he said. Kravontka take a break from their work demolishing the fireplace burned in 1986, is being demolished about one month ahead of of the old lodge at Center Springs Park Friday. The lodge, a schedule to be replaced by a new one. Town cleanup r School switch is based on more than tuition set for April .A- By Andrew J. Davis school’s future. Education has received requests from since family ties and friendships may Manchester residents, get out your garbage bags Manchester Herald The 42 ninth-graders next year will & parents to allow their children to prompt some current students to and brooms. attend either E.O. Smith School in attend E.O. Smith School. The school, leave. If enrollment drops to an A townwide cleanup day has been scheduled for The cost of tuition is not the only Mansfield or Windham High School, which only has about 20 Willington estimated 73 students, the per-pupil April 8. according to Deputy Mayor Stephen T. reason Willington freshmen will not both of which have lower tuition costs students in a special vocational cost will rise to $6,124 per student for a Cassano. Center Springs Park, smaller parks, ball attend Bolton High School next school than Bolton. agriculture program, has said it will total of $460,000 including $13,000 in fields, schools and neighborhoods throughout town year. Willington does not have a high take more Willington students this special education tuition payments. have been targeted for cleanup, but the actual Bolton told Willington that if it sent school. Its contract to send students to year at a cost of about $3,500 per That would be a loss of $219,520 for number of sites to be cleaned up depends on the any more than 150 students to Bolton Bolton expires at the end of next student. Bolton. number of volunteers. High School, it may have to help school year. Willington now sends MAKE THE CONNECTION Windham currently has about 85 Though Willington School Superin­ Cassano said civic groups. Little League teams finance any expansion project at the students to Windham High School and Willington students at about $3,700 per tendent Michael McKee has said and parents, the Greater Manchester Chamber of school, said David Jordan. Willington E.O. Smith School under contracts student, Willington could save as much as Commerce, Parent-Teacher Association, school VISIT OUR EASTER Board of Education chairman. Jordan which also will expire after next Bolton's contract with Wilington is $60,000 by not sending students to children and any interested residents are being also said Friday that many parents school year. based on a percentage of the total cost Bolton, Jordan said the gain is only sought to help with the program. had asked that their children be able Jordan said Willington was repeat­ to run the school. The more students about $14,000. An organizational meeting is scheduled for 7: ."lO Oy BUNNY to attend schools in other districts. edly told by Bolton officials they that attend the school, the lower the p.m. Wednesday at the Lincoln Center. Everyone is “ There are many other factors that would not consider renegotiating the cost to Willington. After E.O. Smith made its offer last invited. Town employees will also be available to are part of this picture. (The) actions final year of the five-year contract If Willington sends 130 students to month, Willington did not offer Bolton we are taking are logical consequen­ unless discussion also centered on a Bolton next year, it will cost $5.105 per a chance to respond since Bolton’s work with volunteers. COLLECTION ces of the information we received.” possible long-term contract. The student, for a total of $679,520 positions have “ been stated and restated,” Jordan said. 25th class reunion planned Jordan said. Willington school board has appointed including $16,000 in special education • DIRECTIONS TO THE CARD & GIFT CONNECTION! Also, since Willington had to pres­ Willington, which sends 105 stu­ a committee to look at its long-term tuition payments. If the freshmen do The Manchester High School 25th Class Reunion is ent its $5 million budget to its Board of dents to Bolton High School, last week options once the contracts with not attend, the number will drop to 88 being planned. Organizers advise classmates to Rto. 384 or 44A to Rte. 44A (Bolton Notch); Follow 44A to Rt®. 31 Finance by Tuesday, there was not informed Bolton officials it will not Bolton, Windham High School and Willington students at a cost of $5,105 save these dates: Friday. Nov. 24, at the South; (approx. 5 miloa) bear right at trafllc light onto Rte. 31 South; enough time to talk with Bolton, he send 42 incoming freshman to the E.O. Smith School expire at the end of per student, or a $530,748 total tollow Rte. 31 for '4 mile — Vinton Village Is on the loft. said. Manchester Country Club, or Saturday. Nov. 25, at school next year. Bolton School next school year, he said. including $12,000 in special education La Renaissance, in East Windsor. They are looking • TOLLANO BANK Jordan, though, said he would be MANCHESTCn officials have said that decision could The committee is scheduled to payments. for classmates and ask them to send their addresses NTE. 44A 1 receptive to a joint meeting of the two cost them as much as $219,520 in report back to the school board in Bolton School Superintendent Ri­ and those of others to MHS Class of 1964. P.O Box school boards. Bolton’s school board tuition payments and have a poten­ May. chard E. Packman has said the voted Thursday to request the meet­ 2016. Vernon 06066. tially devastating effect on the high Jordan said the Willington Board of number of students may drop further ing within the next three weeks. A

Democrats propose sales tax on insurance

Obituaries “ We will fight this issue to the By Judd Everhart If passed, the tax would take effect ing a tax on soft drinks and increased furthest possible extent and use all The Associated Press July 1 and go a long way toward taxes on cigarettes and alcohol, would our resources to try to protect the and the husband of Marcia (Robbins) Orlowski. T. Curtin of Bolton: twosisters. Kathleen A. Sterling balancing Gov. William A. O’Neill’s also produce $247 million in the 1989-90 Vincent A. Orlowski consumer,” Leroy said. He was employed at Bon Ami and Cheney Bros, of East Lyme and Ellen M. Lombardi of East HARTFORD (A P) — Democrats at proposed $6.9 billion budget for budget year. He also said the sales tax idea would Vincent A. Orlowski. 77, died Friday (March 10, mills as a bobbin tender until he retired in 1973. Hampton. She was predeceased by a brother. John the Capitol, scrambling to come up 1988-89. Finance Committee leaders said likely cause other states to retaliate 1989) in Burbank Hospital in Fitchburg. Mass. Born He is survived by two sons, Vincent Orlowski of G. Curtin. with hundreds of millions of dollars to O’Neill had no immediate comment they needed $450 million to $500 and tax policies sold in their states by in Manchester. July 4.1911, he lived in Rockville for Manchester, and Robert Orlowski of Richmond, The funeral will be Monday at 9:15 a.m. at the balance the 1989-90 budget, have a Friday on the idea. million more in a combination of Connecticut companies. most of his life until moving to Fitchburg two years Va.; and two sisters, Lena Chikowski of Manches­ Tierney Funeral Home. 219 W. Center St., followed new idea; put the 7.5 percent sales tax House Speaker Richard J. Balducci additional taxes and spending cuts to “ For a state like Connecticut, ago. ter, and Stacia Morowski of California. by a Mass of Christian burial at 10 a.m. in St. James on non-health insurance policies to said the idea was "probably doable” balance next year’s budget. where one of the main industries is He was the son of Alexander and Mary Orlowski The funeral will be Monday at 10 a m. in the Church. Burial will be St. James Cemetery. Calling raise $450 million a year. but said no final decisions had been Mulready said that in 1987, the last insurance, for every dollar raised in Lavery-Chartrand Funeral Home, 99 Summer St., hours will be Sunday from 5 to 8 p.m. “ I know we’re probably giving made about advancing it. year for which figures were available, Connecticut (from the sales tax on Fitchburg, Mass. Memorial donations may be made to the insurance executives heartburn,” H. Craig Leroy, vice president of the non-health policies totaled $6 billion in premiums), there would be $$7-10 in Burial will be in St. Bridget Cemetery, Manches­ American Cancer Society, 243 E. Center St.. Insurance Association of Connecticut, Connecticut. At 7.5 percent, that Calendar Rep. Richard T. Mulready, D-West increased taxation for our companies ter. with a graveside service at 1:30 p.m. Monday. Manchester 06040. Hartford, vice chairman of the denounced the idea and said such a would generate $450 million a year. doing business elsewhere in the Calling hours are from 9 to 10 a.m. Monday at the tax would hurt consumers who are Leroy said insurance leaders were Raymond J. Sullivan tax-writing Finance Committee, said country,” Leroy said. He said no other home. already struggling to keep up with “ reacting rather violently” to the idea Friday. “ We’re not looking to kill the state applies the sales tax to insu­ Manchester Raymond J. Sullivan, 57. of 483 Lebanon Ave., insurance industry, but we need to insurance costs. because it comes “ at a time when we Clara J. Dumond are doing everything possible to hold rance premiums. Monday Colchester, formerly of Manchester, died Friday raise a hell of a lot of money.” The Finance Committee on Thurs­ Clara Jean Dumond, 52, of Manchester, died costs down for consumers.” Mulready said Insurance Commis­ Board of Education, 45 N. School St., 7:30 p.m. (March 10) at his home. He was the husband of He said the proposal is still in the day approved $118 million in new Friday (March 10, 1989) in Hartford Hospital. She He said insurance companies al­ sioner Peter F. Kelly told the Permanent Memorial Day Committee, Lincoln Audrey J. (King) Sullivan. very early stages of consideration and taxes to take effect April 1 and help was the wife of Gerald P. Dumond. ready pay a 2 percent premium tax, committee that he doubted there Center gold room, 7:30 p.m. He was born in Lynn, Mass. March 16. 1931 and would apply to auto, life, homeowners eliminate this year’s estimated $247 Born in Hartford, she was the daughter of Charles which is not generally passed on to would be any significant retaliation Tuesday had lived in Lebanon for 32 years. and all other types of insurance million deficit. E. Caron, of Manchester, and the late Leota G. consumers. from other states. Mental Health Council, Lincoln Center gold room, He was a sheet metal worker and a member of except health insurance. Those proposed new taxes, includ­ Caron. 3:30 p.m. Sheet Metal Workers Local 40 of Hartford for the She lived in Manchester for 26 years. She was Agenda For Tomorrow arts & culture task force, past 24 years. He was also a teacher in the Sheet employed by Combustion Engineering in Windsor Lincoln Center, 7 p.m. Metal Local 40 Apprenticeship School for four and was a communicant of the Church of the Housing Authority, Bluefield Drive, 7:30 p.m. years. Local & State TOYOTA QUALITY Assumption. He was a sergeant in the U.S. Marine Corps from WHO COULD ASK FOR ANYTHING MORE! Wednesday Besides her husband and her father, she is Independence Day Committee, Municipal Build­ 1949 to 1952, during the Korean Conflict. survived by a son, Daniel Dumond of Manchester: a ing coffee room, 7:30 p.m. He was a member of the Musicians Association GENUINE TOYOTA brother, Auguste Caron of Hartford: two sisters, t o y < Commission for Disabled Persons, Senior Citi­ Local 403 of Willimantic and had entertained in the Organizer’s son arrested Charlotte Vigneault of Ft. Washington, Md., and )YOV zens’ Center, 7:30 p.m. area for the past 25 years. Elaine Lessard of Manchester: several nieces and Besides his wife, he is survived by his mother, HAMDEN (A P ) — Three youngsters whose Thursday nephews. parents supported a protest against violence at Board of Directors comment session. Municipal Delia (Sullivan) Lindner of Holiday, Fla.; three OIL FILTER The funeral will be Monday at 10:30 from the John Hamden High School have been arrested for their ^o y o t a Double-stage filtering Building. 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. sons. James Sullivan of Henderson, Ky., Richard F. Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St., alleged involvement in a brawl two weeks ago. Building Committee, Municipal Building coffee Sullivan of Lebanon, and Barry Sullivan of element with anti- followed by a Mass of Christian burial at the Church Among the 10 high school students and recent room, 7:30 p.m. Colchester: one daughter, Bonnie Sullivan of drainback valve. of the Assumption. Burial will be in St. James graduates arrested Thursday was Michael DeAnge- Advisory Park and Recreation Commission, Dennisport, Mass.; two brothers: John Sullivan of PARTS DEPARTMENT HOURSI! Cemetery. Calling hours are Sunday from 2 to4 p.m. Kailua. Hawaii, and Leo Sullivan of Dunedin, Fla.; lis. 17. whose mother led the protest Monday. The Lincoln Center gold room 7:30 p.m. Open Monday thru Friday and 7 to 9 p.m. two sisters. Natalie Piescik of Palm Beach Garden, youngsters were charged with breach of peace, Andover Memorial donations may be made to the Fla., and Marilyn Stasieczko of Holiday, Fla.; three police said. Four of the youths were also charged 8 am to 5 pm thru lunch American Cancer Society, 243 E. Center St., grandchildren, Sonya Ivy and Shannon Ivy of with possession of a dangerous weapon, police said. Monday Manchester 06040. Andover and Dylan Sullivan of Henderson. Ky. He Barbara DeAngelis arranged to have members of Wetlands Commission, Town Office Building, 7:30 Arlene M. Ward was predeceased by a grandson, Kayne Cote. the Bridgeport chapter of the Guardian Angels 500 W. C«nl«r Si. p.m. The funeral will be held at a time to be announced march in front of the high school in a demonstration Manchatlar against what she said was increased student Arlene M. (Curtin) Ward, 43. of 96 Prospect St., followed by a Mass of Christian burial Tuesday at Plus T s * m yR i Tel. 644-4321 Bolton died Thursday (March 9, 1989) at Manchester St. Bridget Church at a time to be announced. violence. Mrs. DeAngelis said Friday her attorney MANCHESTER CONN. Memorial Hospital. She was the wife of Vurlin 0. Calling hours are Monday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 advised her not to comment on her son’s arrest. with Coupon - Expires 3-31-89 Monday Ward Jr. Born in Hartford, she was the daughter of p.m. at the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main St.. Some students and other parents had accused Public Building Commission, fireplace room, 7:30 Mary V. Curtin of Manchester and the late John W. Manchester. DeAngelis and other parents of staging a publicity p.m. Curtin. Burial will be in St. Bridget Cemetery. stunt to cover up for their own children’s Weekiy Tuesday Besides her husband and mother, she is survived involvement in the violence. Fire Commissioners. Fire Department, 7 p.m. Memorial donations may be made to the H ealth Tip by a son. John V. Ward, of Manchester; a daughter, Recreation Commission, fireplace room, 8 p.m. American Cancer Society, 243 E. Center St., Anne-Marie Ward of Manchester: a brother. James Manchester 06040. RETIREMENT LIVING... Wednesday Music festival today Planning Commission. Community Hall, 7:30 (I^M EM ORI^ the ‘NEW FASHION’ w»vit p.m. BOLTON — Fourteen Bolton students will Zoning Commission. Community Hall, 7:30 p.m. In sad‘ and loving memory of compete in the Eastern Region Music Festival to be %v,. -n'.'.-A. Thursday James V. McCooe, who passed SUPERIOR SECURITY held at Glastonbury High School today and March Public Access TV Advisory Board. Herrick Park 7 away on March 11, 1987. 18. p.m. Sadly missed. SYSTEMS INC. The students in the band are; Candy Intino. Leah Zoning Board of Appeals, Community Hall. 7p.m. Loved forever Camposeo, Kelley Jordan, Jeremy Muller, Andy Democratic Town Committee, fireplace room, 8 “THE KING OF WIRELESS ALARMS” Lessard. Tom Wright, Kristie Svalestad, Erik p.m. Wife, Children and Grandchildren Owren. and Jeffrey Soloman. Students in the by Roy D. Katz, R.Ph. • BURGLAR orchestra are: Matt Mecca and Brian Smith. CHOLESTEROL LEVELS Coventry IN MEMORIAM • FIRE Students in the chorus are: Jodie Abrahamson. - SMOKE Heather Bates and Jaime Hyland. How much cholesterol is safe? Monday In memory of Arthur J. Kurapkot, High school students Kristin Guidoboni and The National Institute of Health Finance Committee, Town Office Building, 4:30 • RESIDENTIAL / COMMERCIAL who departed March 11, 1988. Jennifer Northway will compete in tne All-New reports. Total Cholesterol Levels; p.m. CONDOMINIUMS England Music Festival to be held at Waterford — below 2(X) mg/dl “desirable Planning and Zoning Commission. Town Office Sadly missed but never forgotten. • EMERGENCY SERVICE blood cholesterol High School on March 19. — 200 to 239 mg/dl — "border­ Building. 7:30 p.m. Donald K. and Family, • 24 HOUR MONITORING Special Town Council meeting. Town Office • FULLY INSURED line high blood cholesterol" William Broth, — 240 mg/dl and above — “high Building, 7:30 p.m. Mr. & Mrs. George Hansen Sc • CUSTOM INSTALLATION OPEN HOUSE! Tuesday Suspect on eariy release cholesterol" Family Those with ‘borderline’ or ‘high’ Youth Advisory Committee, Town Office Build­ cholesterol levels should be re­ ing, 7:30 p.m. STATE OF THE ART NEW HAVEN (AP) — A teen-ager charged this SUNDAY week with a double homicide had been freed from tested — then treated with dietary Democratic Town Committee. Town Office WIRELESS SYSTEMS MARCH 12™ changes or drugs by medical Building. 8 p.m. IN MEMORIAM prison early on home release, making him the first R MEANS NO ALTERATIONS INVOLVED prescription. convict in the program’s six-year history to face Wednesday In sad and loving memory of Flo­ TO WINDOWS OR DOORS 12-4 Veterans Memorial Commission, Town Office murder charges, authorities said. rence Spaulding, who passed away ALSO REMOVABLE SYSTEMS AVAILABLE Building, 7:30 p.m. Angel Rodrigeuz Jr., 18. of New Haven on March 12, 1986. (For Apt. or Condominiums) WHERE GOOD FRIENDS MAKE GREAT NEIGHBORS! Conservation Commission, Town Office Building, surrendered Wednesday after having been wanted S 7:30 p.m. Loving memories never die since last month on charges that he shot two men as as time goes on and he passed by their car Feb. 19 in West Haven. Police AT HOP BROOK Parks and Recreation Commission, Patriot’s 403 WEST CENTER STREET Park, 7:30 p.m. days pass by. CALL FOR YOUR FREE ESTIMATE said both victims had a history of drug arrests, and In my heart precious ! MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT 06040 School Building Committee, Coventry High they described one as a rival drug dealer. 348 Main Street memories are kept. i 647-9343 ______School. 7:.30 p.m. At the time the crime was committed, Rodriguez Manchester Of a dear sister 742-6936 was on home release after serving four months of a 1 Saturday I loved and shall never forget. 649-1025 Special Town Council meeting, 10 a.m. 2‘A-year sentence for drug sales, said Todd Fisk of Town meeting with U.S. Rep Sam Gejdenson, Sadly missed, P.O. BOX 439, SOUTH WINDSOR the Department of Correction. Town Office Building. 3 to 4 p.m. Grace A. Majeska A

I». Youths lobby lawmakers to save ozone NATION & WORLD

By Peter Vlles and Maryland require the tube-like The Associated Press A group of 6th graders from Bowers Elementary recovery systems, which have drawn Detention centers are tense the wrath of oil companies and service HARTFORD — “ Clean Air Day” at School in Manchester also testified for the bill, and stations. the Environment Committee turned left for the committee’s examination colorful, The committee darkened its hearing into show-and-tell Friday as grade room to view a slick, industry- as U.S. begins deportations school students and oil industry hand-drawn posters that urged: “Save our world produced film that portrayed the recovery systems — which gasoline officials used posters, plastic foam The INS Harlingen District at and our ozone! Don’t use aerosol cans and stations would be forced to buy and BAYVIEW, Texas (AP) - Schneider, who visited clients cups and a slick film to argue their Texas’ southern tip is referring points on proposed clean-air laws. Styrofoam products.” place on gas pumps — as ineffective, Tensions are high at the over­ at the center Thursday night, crowded immigration detention said; “ The atmosphere is tense. cases of Nicaraguans denied Wilton Sth-grader Larissa Liven- difficult to operate and expensive. center where Central Americans, People are vocally demanding asylum to the Justice Depart­ tais, holding a plastic foam cup, “ The bottom line is, they don’t except Nicaraguans, are being more food and medicine.” ment in Washington. explained to the committee that the also testified for the bill, and left for the ing numerous commercial users of work,” said Wayne Konitshek, execu­ deported under strict new politi­ Of 473 asylum applications chlorofluorocarbon molecules in the committee’s examination colorful, CFC-containing Freon, argued tive director of the Connecticut cal asylum measures, officials “ The overcrowding and the processed here since Feb. 21, only cup can’t be destroyed and eventually hand-drawn posters that urged: “ Save against the bills, telling the committee Gasoline Retailers Association. said. lack of information are making 36 had been approved as of Friday eat holes in the ozone layer, the earth’s our world and our ozone! Don’t use that industries are already developing He said the systems would cost More than 2,000 undocumented people nervous,” he said. morning, and 35 of the 36 people sun screen. aerosol cans and Styrofoam alternatives to Freon and are phasing $40,000 to $60,000 per service station, aliens were crammed into dormi­ were Nicaraguans. The other was “ After deeply researching the ef­ products.” out their use of CFCs under an and that vapors released at service tories and tents Friday at the Seventy Central Americans a Salvadoran. fects of Styrofoam in the environment, The committee heard public com­ international agreement known as the stations amounts to only 2 percent of Immigration and Naturalization who were rejected for asylum we have decided that Styrofoam ment Friday on six bills designed to Montreal Protocol. Political asylum is granted to the harmful gasoline vapors released Service’s minimum-security here under the new measures and should be completely eliminated,” she lower air pollution, slow depletion of Representatives of Mobil Oil Corp. those able to convince the federal into the air. The majority is released at Port Isabel Service Processing did not appeal have been flown told the committee. the ozone layer, and combat the global and the Connecticut Petroleum Coun­ government that they are fleeing refineries, he said. Center, 20 miles northeast of the back to El Salvador, Guatemala Backed by dozensof her classmates, warming trend known as the green­ cil testified against two bills aimed at persecution. The INS maintains border city of Brownsville. and Honduras since Sunday when Liventals urged the committee to pass house effect. improving the state’s air quality. The The Connecticut Fund for the most Central Americans come " I think there is an increase in the deportations began, Ms. Kice a bill that would prohibit the sale in In addition to the CFC-ban sup­ bills call for tougher auto emissions Environment testified in favor of the here for economic reasons and do tension, " said INS spokeswoman said. Connecticut of CFC-containing polys­ ported by the students, a second standards, diesel emissions inspec­ air quality bill, arguing that it would AP photo not merit political-refugee status, Virginia Kice. “ Our (detainee) tyrene products such as plastic foam, ozone-related bill calls for recycling of tions, and “ vapor recovery systems” decrease low-level ozone, which, “ We have not deported any though critics say that the agency population has increased fivefold effective Jan. 1,1990. CFCs. at gasoline stations to trap pollutants unlike the more distant ozone layer SEPARATION ANNOUNCED — Rep. Nicaraguans,’’ she said. “ The is too quick to deny asylum from in the past two weeks.” A group of 6th graders from Bowers The Connecticut Heating & Cooling that escape when gas is pumped. itself, is considered a health risk, Joseph P. Kennedy II and his wife, Meese directive still stands.” politically torn nations such as El Mark Schneider, an immigra­ Elementary School in Manchester Contractors Association, represent­ California, the District of Columbia. especially during the summer. Salvador whose governments, Sheila, shown in a 1986 photo, have tion attorney, said evidence of the Former U.S. Attorney General unlike Nicaragua, are friendly to announced they are separating. tension includes fistfights and Edwin Meese in July 1987 issued a the United States. ethnic slurs among the detainees. directive calling for special treat­ Industry invited Earlier this week, INS officials ment of Nicaraguan political More than 40,000 Central Am er­ stopped allowing reporters and asylum cases, and for INS icans have initiated asylum cases HOP TO IT... photographers into the 315-acre officials to “ encourage and expe­ in southern Texas after crossing to hire inmates Joseph Kennedy, compound to avoid increasing dite” their applications for work the Rio Grande illegally since last “the level of excitement,’’ Ms. authorization. Under the direc­ spring. Before Feb. 21, the INS Kice said. tive, few Nicaraguans have been allowed applicants not previously HARTFORD (AP) — The answer to the labor Try Our Pay-By-Mail wife separate deported unless they had crim i­ apprehended by the Border Pa­ shortage problem for some businesses and “ Our population is high, and nal records, because the INS trol to travel to their U.S. industries might well be behind bars, according to our first responsiblity is the considers Marxist-ruled Nicara­ destinations to pursue asylum welfare of our detainees and the state Department of Correctidn, which is Program... WASHINGTON (A P) — Rep. Joseph P. Kennedy gua a totalitarian nation. claims. personnel,” the INS spokeswo­ inviting companies to set up satellites in Connecti­ II, D-Mass., who was considered an early favorite in man said, but added there had not cut prisons. It makes paying your subscription easier on the 1990 race to succeed retiring Massachusetts you Instead of paying your carrier every 2 been any violence at the center. The state was recently certified for the federal Gov. Michael S. Dukakis, announced Friday that he PUBUC AUCTION Private Sector-Prison Industry Enhancement Pro­ weeks, you can simply write a check for 3 and his wife are separating and that he will not run The detainee population for POOLS gram. Businesses that participate in the program in months. 6 months or a full year drop it in the for governor. months remained below 450 at the 300 RARE COINS Connecticut would manage their own prison mail Then, you can forget about having ready rural facility before the crack­ Kennedy, 36, son of the late Sen. Robert F. production facilities. Employed inmates have cash to pay your carrier answering the door down on asylum applicants took SEVERAL U.& GOLD COINS / RARE DATE Kennedy, released a statement through his Boston effect. On Feb. 21, the INS started GEM BU SILVER DOLLARS / CtRCULATEO AND deducted from their wages costs of room and board, when It's inconvenient or being at home to taxes, family support and victim compensation. office saying: a speeded-up procedure in which UNCIRCULATED SILVER DOLLAR ROLLS. pay your bill Many hwaanart QuiAy Ookia an lapaaartacl In tia u lla n Inmates would get to keep some of their wages; “ This has been a very painful day for me and my asylum-seekers applications are Inspection S Grading 11 A M until 1 PM. federal regulations say that deductions can’t total processed quickly and those complete the coupon below and send family. As a father, my principle obligation and more than 80 percent of gross wages. > deepest personal desire is to assist my children denied refugee status are ar­ SUliDAY • MARCH 12 • 1 PM J**br if you would like more information HOUDAT INN « r MU O U Y m n . AEVORT The Correction Department said Friday in a It t through the most difficult time in their lives.” rested and detained. Unless they prepared statement that all types of business and on our ^ay-By-Mail program call the Circula­ appeal their denial of asylum, 16 ELLA T. GRASSO TURNPIKE • WINDSOR LOCKS. CT The two-term congressman added that “ I also industry are possible, ranging from travel agencies tion'pbpartment, 647-9946 After initial pay- detainees face quick deportation. Wilson Auction Sofvice • (913) 827-5563 have a commitment to serve the people of the 8th with public contact by telephone to light manufac­ menj^apd prior to expiration, you will be billed turing. Production on three shifts would be possible, Congressional District, therefore I feel it impossible the department said. at this time to take on the added burden of running Michael J. Wynne, who is directing the project for for another office. “ To end any further speculation, I wish to make it the state, said there are at least 20 projects certified I would like to pay by mail for my Manchester Herald subscription Please begin my by the federal government now being operated in clear that I do not intend to run for governor.” various states and counties around the country. pay-by-mail subscription on In a seperate statement, Kennedy said that he and In Washington state, inmates are making clothing his wife, Sheila, have decided to separate “ only and doing telemarketing, he said. An airline Enclosed please find payment for after long and intense efforts to find another course. reservation service is operated out of an Arizona Carrier Delivery: We consider it to be a personal matter and don’t prison, while a California institution has a hotel intend to comment on it further.” reservation service, Wynne said. Some New □ 3 months ‘23 10 □ 6 months ‘46 20 □ 1 year 92 40 Hampshire inmates assemble electronic compo­ Senior Citizens: The Kennedys, married in 1979, have twin sons, nents, he said. □ 3 months ‘21 56 □ 6 months ‘43 12 □ i year ‘86 24 Matthew and Joseph P. III. “ I intend to give a great deal of my time and Connecticut officials noted that the program Optional carrier tip may be included with your payment □ Tip Ammmt energies to Matt and Joe,” Kennedy said in his could cut prison costs for taxpayers, reduce ’Motor Route and Rural Delivery rates may vary statement. POOLS &SPA5 tensions in the institutions and provide opportuni­ ties for inmate rehabilitation and job training. During his time in Congress, Mrs. Kennedy and Aren's Leading Pool Co. The program could be especially beneficial for Name the children generally had remained at the fam ily’s industry in Connecticut, where there is a shortage of home in the Brighton section of Boston while the Steel-Polynier labor, the Correction Department said. Address Apt congressman commuted from Washington on weekends, an arrangement similar to that of many Fiberglass Wynne said officials estimate that there are at City .Zip. .Phone. lawmakers. least several hundred inmates who could be put to Kennedy, oldest male in the rising generation of f L A i' * work. But space limitations within the prison MAKE IT EASY ON YOURSELF... PAY-BY-MAIL his prominent political family, was elected in 1986 system mean probably only 75 to 100 could soon be exposure and re-elected in 1988. employed if interested businesses come forward, he • art. & aframing 1 limited said. The Manchester Herald He was 15 when his father was shot to death in 1968 111 Center Street Now Hours; Closed Mon. .4 1 The state is looking at the maximum-security while seeking the Democratic presidential Tues., Wed.. FrI. 9-5:30 P.O Box 591 • Manchester, CT 06040 Manchester - 649-6939 Thufs. 9-B • Sot. 9-5 prison in Somers as the most likely first location for nomination. a private-sector business. Wynne said. A

Nation 8l World ‘Red Nose Day’ sweeps Britain Ideological divisions surface LONDON (AP) — Millions of Britons left their inhibitions at Plane crashes In Canada home Friday and clowned around DRYDEN, Ontario (A P) — An Air Ontario jet for charity, sporting red plastic as Democrats, Jackson spar with 69 people on board crashed into trees soon after noses while performing crazy taking off in snowy weather Friday. Officials said 22 antics like kissing policemen or PHILADELPHIA (AP) - The political parties,” he said. greatest margin of victory over people were missing and that some were killed. dining on a dung heap. Democratic Party’s ideological The political assessments Democrat Michael Dukakis, Paul McKnight, vice president of the London, divisions surfaced Friday as heard by the conference were talked about “ the McDonaldiza- They happily bathed in baked officeholders sparred with Jesse unrelievedly gloomy. tion of American politics,” and Ontario-based regional carrier, said a fire broke out beans or porridge, threw custard Jackson during a debate on how “ A party in exile,” waS how said Americans “ are electing to aboard the plane, but it was not immediately known at their bosses and put tax whether the fire occurred before or after the 1:11 to reverse the party’s “ dismal Texas Sen. Lloyd Bentsen, the buy their hamburgers at the collectors in the stocks as part of p.m. EST crash. record” in presidential elections. party’s 1988 vice presidential Republican stand.” the country’s second madcap “ I ’m one of the few people candidate, described the Demo­ Nunn cited the DLC’s role “ as a Forty-seven survivors were taken to hospitals, fund-raising “ Red Nose Day.” but 22 were still unaccounted for when the crash site around this table who has a net crats’ status as a national party. catalyst for new thinking in the Six million shiny red noses was closed for the night, Hugh Syrja, spokesman for gain in white supporters,” said “ The Democratic Party has party and the country. were sold at pubs, stores and Dryden’s emergency rescue group, said in a phone Jackson at a meeting of the lost the ability to sustain a But he said the DLC’s progress charity shops for about 85 cents Democratic Leadership Council. presidential majority based on a “ has been overshadowed by a interview. Rescue work was to resume at first light, he said. apiece. Another 2 million larger “ I understand how to get white progressive agenda,” said Wil­ larger failure — the collective models for trucks, taxis and cars votes.” liam Galston, former issues ad­ failure of Democrats to reverse went for a pound — about $1.72 — The party’s lack of appeal viser to Walter Mondale’s presi­ our party’s dismal record in Soviets protest explosion apiece, and some even adorned among white voters, particularly dential campaign in 1984 and now national presidential elections.” the noses of British airplanes. MOSCOW (A P) — The United States will be in the South and West, prompted a professor at the University of When the discussion shifted to Never have so many acted so conservative officeholders four Maryland. how to reverse the party’s for­ responsible for any consequences arising from the silly for those with so little: Even years ago to establish the DLC as “ Rather than facing reality, we tunes, all the speakers emphas­ expulsion of a Washington-based Soviet diplomat the statue of Prim e Minister accused of spying on U.S. computer operations, a vehicle for halting what they have embraced the politics of ized that Democrats must deal Winston Churchill outside Parlia­ considered the national party’s evasion,” Galston said. “ The with the perception that the party Soviet officials said Friday. ment sported a red nose. leftward drift. result has been repeated defeat. is weak on defense and crime. Foreign Ministry spokesman Gennady I. Gera­ Comic Relief, the coalition of NOSE-TO-NOSE — Police officers Kay Henderson and “ Democratic support is hemor­ And if we do not stop and learn “ We must be strong and simov called the expulsion of Lt. Col. Yuri N. comedians and aid groups organ­ Paul Gilmour face each other with their piastic noses rhaging in the heart of the and change, we will keep on unequivocal on national de­ Pakhtusov a “ gross provocation.” izing the event, hoped to top the during Britain’s second fund-raising “Red Nose Day” In Washington, the Soviet Embassy lodged a NEW SERVICE — Debbie Byrne of New electorate,” said Sen. Sam Nunn losing.” fense,” said Jackson, who was $27 million* raised last year Friday. Jersey Bell holds a display unit that is of Georgia, chairman of the DLC. Sen. Bob Graham of Florida, attending a DLC meeting for the “ resolute protest” with the State Department. through the first Red Nose Day’s used with a “Caller 10” service that lets Nunn addressed the meeting the state that gave Bush his first time. Pakhtusov, a military attache at the Soviet sponsored antics, donations and less than 24 hours after the Senate Embassy in Washington, was ordered home purchases of noses. you know who is calling before you rejected President Bush’s nomi­ Thursday after the FBI said it caught him receiving answer the phone. Two-thirds of the money raised nation of John Tower to be sensitive information Wednesday night on how the will go to Third World projects secretary of defense. Nunn, who BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND U.S. government protects computer secrets. and the Save the Children Fund, IN STYLE led the opposition to Tower, used and the rest to programs in his speech to call for an end to Iran hangs 81 drug sellers Britain to help young people and Rights advocates “ endless division and partisan LEATHER the elderly. rancor.” NICOSIA, Cyprus (A P) — Iran on Friday hanged “There’s a lot of silliness in “ I hope that the passions now COATS-JACKETS 81 people, including three Afghans and two women, people that you tend not to let out LET’! The Plaza at Burr Corners rap ‘Caller ID’ bubbling in Washington will soon who were convicted on drug smuggling charges, because you’re afraid of what cool so that we can get on with the state-run Tehran radio reported. others will say,” said Linda Tolland Tpke. (Caldor) business of forging a defense and PHILADELPHIA (AP) — A telephone company Genuine Leather & Suede The executions took place in Tehran and 26 other Robbins, owner of a pub in Manchester, CT 06040 foreign policy that is supported cities. Swansea, south Wales, where that charges to provide unlisted numbers now wants by the main elements of both 649-6622 to sell another service that gives customers a peek The broadcast, monitored in Nicosia, said those four people in formal dress were at the number of the person calling before they pick executed were found guilty of possession and sale of dining outdoors in the garden up the phone. $4Q95 more than 11 tons of heroin, opium, hashish and atop eight tons of manure. other narcotics. “ But on a day like today we can The “ Caller ID” service, already used in New all do it and it’s for a good cause, ” Jersey and proposed in several other states, is Principal blasts critics she said as workers carted in the drawing static from consumer and civil rights MEN'S.LADIES’ last of the dung. advocates who say it would invade privacy and Any style, size S L IP P E R Y ROCK, Pa. (A P) — A high school The two couples washed down a • School Clothes break anti-wiretap laws. Legal or color principal whose disciplinary methods are the focus three-course meal with cham­ I ^^Working-Women Styles The state Public Utility Commission, which meets of a new movie said his recent suspension was the pagne, and hoped to eiiifn about Wednesday, must approve Bell of Pennsylvania’s Tallf 1,000’s TO CHOOSE work of “ puritanical demagogues.” $1,200 for Comic R elief.' ^ Weekend Casuals proposal before it takes effect. The company, a Joe Clark, subject of the recent Warner Bros. Inc. Elsewhere, two Welsh men subsidiary of Philadelphia-based Bell Atlantic movie “ Lean on Me,” said he is not questioning his A t t o n u t y dined on sheep’s eyes, lamb’s • Lingerie ^ Corp., says it hopes to initiate the service by March OIRECT FROM FACTORY suspension for arranging an assembly at his New At Law Leo J. Barrett intestines and clotted pig’s blood 19. Jersery school at which four strippers performed. — the worst meal they could think • Accessories Caller ID would enable customers to view on a 1 OAY ONLY “ But for them to get sanctimonious on m e.... They of — to raise about $340. display device the telephone number of the caller's CAR were going to suspend somebody. So I said, ‘You Youth worker Paul Ingham and • Contests want to suspend somebody, suspend me. I need a phone, even if that number is unlisted. The device three friends sat in a bath of cold • Concert Ticket Give-Aways would cost about $70 and the service $6.50 monthly. ACCIDENTS SATUROAY MARCH 11th rest. I ’m tired and you’re going to pay me,” ’ Clark rice pudding in Norwich, Ian told the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette before speaking at Bell of Pennsylvania says the service would A personal injury claim Hunt wallowed for 10 hours in a • $1 Hems 9AM - 5PM Slippery Rock University on Thursday evening. bathtub of baked beans at a enhance the privacy of the person being called, need not go to court. A enabling him or her to screen incoming calls and The suspension was ordered by Paterson’s London pub, and others bathed in • $1 Gift Wrapping judge is needed only if the superintendent of schools. Dr. Frank Napier, pinpoint their origin. HOODED COYOTE JACKETS MEN'S a LADIES’ porridge. “ It’s much like a peephole in a door in your home. parties cannot settle the according to Robert G. Rosenberg, attorney for the Two policemen sporting red • Layaways dispute. Nine out of 10 NOW STYLE FASHIONABLE board of education. The five-day suspension is due It allows you to see who’s at your door,” company $yg 95 noses and gnome costumes and • Personalized Service spokesman Miles Kotay said. Hartford area cases are JACKETS to begin Monday. two colleagues with flashing blue settled without a trial. lights on their helmets directed • Special Orders Accepted The company has invested about $20 million in Rag. 'eOB" $7095 Falwell expects tithing traffic in Leytonstone, east Philadelphia alone to upgrade its equipment to Using an attorney can (Plus & Petite) LYNCHBURG, Va. (AP) — The Rev. Jerry London. handle a range of services including Caller ID. asure you get a quick, fair Falwell told the 2,000 employees of his religious Other policemen were enlisted • Credit Cards & Kotay said the company expects revenues “ in the settlement and are pro­ FLIGHT BOMBERS by seven women students from tens of millions of dollars” from the services within LEATHER SKIRTS empire Friday that they are expected to join his Personal Checks tected in an event you have church and donate 10 percent of their salaries to it. London’s Westminster College Accepted five years. serious problems with in­ who raced around kissing bob­ But state Consumer Advocate David Barasch $7095 “ If this is something you in your heart can’t do, it juries. $4095 would be better for you to not be a member of this bies, and being kissed, to earn • Over 2000 Brand warned the service could be devastating, for about $515. example, to someone staying in a shelter for Reg. team, rather than be forced to serve God here, Names and Designer Labels lieeMed Ui CT iMe Falwell told employees of Liberty University, Some treated officialdom less battered women who needs to contact her husband Leo J. Barrett, P.C. pleasantly. Tax collectors in but would not want him to know the shelter’s Old-Time Gospel Hour, Lynchburg Christian Attorney At Law „ DUALITY IN¥& Academy, Liberty Godparent Home, Liberty Durham stood in the stocks while number. being pelted with wet sponges. OFF ANY PURCHASE WITH THIS AD CT. 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Lirge tnough to hmdls your nndt — Small inough to giva paraonallzad aarvlca: OPINION Excuses, not solutions Cash A Carry offered for the deficit 'ISO Oal. aain. Ex-drunks fall out __ By Jack Anderson ■ Cancel the deployment of MX missiles and Dale Van Atta on railroad cars and save $5.8 billion. There would still be 1.000 missiles in silos, but missiles in silos are sitting ducks. and U.S. suffers WASHINGTON — Anyone who has ever ■ Delay production of the Stealth balanced a checkbook has got to wonder complete system's Installed a, repaired Bomber until 1993 and save who-knows- why the federal government can’t do the By Chuck Stone That could be dangerous, since how-much, because the cost of this trinket AMERICAN most senators are captives of same. When you run out of money, you stop is classified. An educated guess would put spending until you get more. At least that’s special-interest groups and de­ the savings at $30 billion because a delay the way it used to work in the old days when FUEL OIL INC. 646-390r "A little group of willful men. pend on those groups for cam­ might allow designers to work out some Locally Ownad and Operated representing no opinion but their paign contributions. “ don’t leave home without it” referred to costly bugs. own. have rendered the gxeat Watching the Tower nomina­ cash. ■ Don’t give the military a pay raise government of the United States tion unravel like a skein of Now. the federal government has as next year and save $12.7 billion. The risk is helpless and contemptible." knitting yarn, one could not help many excuses for running up a deficit as a that qualified recruits will not join up and but speculate about the depth of shopaholic has for running up a charge military salaries will not keep pace with 'r Seventy-two years later, al­ Bush’s commitment. account. The Congressional Budget Office civilian standards. most to the day, Woodrow Wil­ When senators questioned reminded Congress of those excuses in its ■ Tax a portion of Medicare benefits and NEED SOME EXTRA son’s bitter denunciation of the Bush’s nominee for secretary of recent report on the deficit. squeeze $19 billion more out of the wreckers of his foreign policy was health and human services. Dr. There are technical considerations. taxpayers. This one would be about as SPENDING MONEY? being played out by another Louis Sullivan, about his off- Some government programs span years popular as a root canal. group of willful men. This time, Vw again, on-again abortion views, and it wouldn’t make sense to budget phase ■ Reduce the subsidy on school lunch they were being led by a self- the White House staunched the one and then eliminate phase two. It programs that serve children who are not Newspaper routes available in your area... admitted ex-drunk. Sen. Sam hemorrhaging by promising to doesn’t look good for the Navy, for poor and save $2.2 billion. Then middle- Nunn. D-Ga. Si surround Sullivan with anti­ instance, to spend millions of dollars class children would suffer only if their It all began with President abortionists in key policy-making designing an aircraft that will never be parents were too busy or dumb to make Earn money antj prizes by delivering the Bush’s nomination of John Tower positions. built. them a nutritious lunch — a problem that for secretary of defense. Badly The same strategy could have There are legal and moral considerai- should not be underestimated. Manchester Herald in your conceived as the nomination was, been utilized on Tower’s behalf. ons. People plan their lives based on ■ Reduce federal aid for mass transit once made it deserved approval. Human rights are ignored Bush could have promised to promises, written or understood, from the systems and save $8.4 billion. Then be neighborhood. The president has a constitutional appoint an impeccably credential federal government. It would not do to prepared to explain to poor people why a Manchu court at its apogee. right to select his Cabinet, By William A. Rusher deputy or assistant secretary of have Uncle Sam run around breaking those bus ticket to work will cost them $5 instead Call today to get more details. The recent episode involving Fang Lizhi, barring any evidence of defense with sole responsibility promises, especially the big promise from of .50 cents. a highly respected Chinese advocate of criminality. fo r defense department George Bu.sh: “ No new taxes.” ■ Tax 30 percent of the profit from home “ How many dissidents are there in human rights, in an ominous portent. He Tower was never convicted of contracts. There are questions of equity. Congress .sales and net $32.5 billion in five years. China?” goes the old joke, to which the had been invited to the barbecue party that driving while intoxicated. That 647-9946 If Tower is guilty of any sin, could impose oil import fees, for instance, Members of Congress could then clean off answer is supposed to be "Four” — a President Bush threw for some 500 people Nunn didn’t killed anybody when however, it is failing to follow the and the people living in Buffalo would their desks and go home, because it’s a Marble St...... all Ferguson Rd...... 16-136 reference to the so-called Gang of Four, when he was in Peking on his trip last he crashed his car on Oct. 31,1964, advice of one of the shrewedest complain about their heating bills. Or, sure bet they wouldn’t be re-elected. McCabe St...... all Garth Rd...... 69-77 composed of Mao’s widow, Chiang Ching, month to the Far East. But when Feng, was due to sheer luck rather than Texans in politics, form er Congress could increase cigarette taxes Stock Place...... all E.M.T.P...... 650-670 even and her three confederates, who have been invitation in hand, tried to make his way to any exercise in diligence. He Speaker of the House Sam Ray- and dump the burden on poor people, No. Main St...... 397-496 in prison ever since their overthrow by the dinner, he was blocked by communist pleaded guilty to leaving the Important danger bum. “ To get along, go along. To because they smoke more than rich people Deng Xiaoping in 1976. police. For 4‘/i hours he persisted — by car. scene of an accident: and he has Foreign-made pesticides continue to go alone, get along.” do. Porter St...... 458-650 But the truth, of course, is that there are bus, taxi and on foct — oniy to be rebuffed admitted that his driving and enter the United States without the Wyllys St...... 1-90 Tower was an imperious lone Finally, there are questions of economy. flaw* many more dissidents in China than that, and given a series of runarounds by the judgment that night were im­ knowledge of the Environmental Protec­ wolf who declined to become a If the government cuts its spending, the and the question is why the world lets the communist authorities. paired by drinking. tion Agency. Every year an estimated member of the Senate’s sanctum economy tips into a recession. People lose Chinese communists get away with Afterward, through his spokesman. When confronted with the ex­ 6.000 different kinds of pe.sticides are Charter Oak St...... 141-348 sanctorum. Ironically, he was the their jobs, Other people get tight with their conduct that wouldn’t be allowed to any Marlin Fitzwater. Mr. Bush expressed his pose of his life-endangering rec­ shipped into the country, but the EPA does Gardner St...... 3-66 same sort of willful man as his money and everybody blames Congress Gardner St. West...... all other nation on earth without an almighty regret that his guest has been prevented klessness, Nunn’s alibi was sim­ not have a screening program to sort out howl. hypocritical critics. and the president. Highland St. from attending his party. But the matter ilar to Sen. Robert W. Byrd’s toxins that have not been approved for use Five years after Republican Suddenly, it isn’t so each to cut the deficit (Dugan’s Alley...... 8-37 “ Human rights” are very big these days, was dropped there, without an official defense of his former Ku Klux here. Tower lost his committee chair­ anymore. Sycamore Lane...... all and with reason. News travels faster than protest or any more explicit condemna­ Klan' membership: Golly gee, I Federal auditors point out that the EPA it used to, and it isn’t easy any more for a manship, a group of his former But the Congressional Budget Office tion. Moreover, we are told that the topic of was just a lil’ ol’ young man, still does not even have a formal agreement Grissom Rd...... all dictatorial regime to beat up on its Democratic colleagues finally gave it a sporting try anyway. In a human rights never came up at all in the wet behind the ears. The same one-inch-thick book, the CBO suggested 149 with the U.S. Cu.stoms Service, even Shepard Dr...... all domestic critics and keep a lid on the whole president’s talks with Deng Xiaoping and logic has been used to justify got even — not because they were though the tv'o agencies have shared federal programs to eliminate, scale back Oakland Heights...... all affair. Moreover, once the truth is out other Chinese leaders. It was left to KKK lynching parties. concerned about conflicts of responsibility for monitoring imported interest, but because of Tower’s or bleed money out of. The document Brownstone Apts...... all there are various forms of international Secreta^ of State Baker to raise the This time, an ex-senator is the pesticides since 1970. The EPA never got Dr. Fell syndrome. Remember includes a caveat: The CBO wasn’t pressure available to persuade the offend­ subject in conversations with his opposite victim of a senatorial lynching. A around to issuing policies and procedures that rhyme? advocating any of its suggestions. It was ing regime to mend its ways: denunciation number at the “ foreign minister level.” Wall Street Journal editorial for inspectors in the field and does not East Center St...... 408-608 by Amnesty International or the United merely offering options. Here are some Why all this gumshoeing around, where condemned Nunn’s opposition to 1 do not like thee. Dr. Fell. effectively handle paperwork on the Nations, or even (as currently in the case samples for you to judge. Hamilton Dr...... all egregious human rights violations by the Tower as hypocritical. The paper The reasons why, I cannot tell. imports, the audit found. Carpenter Dr...... all of South Africa) economic sanctions. Chinese communists are concerned? We has a point. I am still waiting fora Even after the audit, the EPA appears Yet the People’s Republic of China leads But this I know and know full J McDivItt Dr...... all connived at the ouster of the Philippines’ senator or one of my colleagues in well. reluctant to clean up its act. A response to Wildwood Dr...... all a positively charmed life in this regard. Its President Marcos and Haiti’s “ Baby Doc” the media to define how many the audit findings said that the agency will I do not like thee, Dr. Fell. prisons bulge with political prisoners, Duvalier for their alleged misbehavior in extra-curricular libidinal activi­ continue to assign a low priority to including Roman Catholic bishops jailed k this area. We repudiated Somoza, critic­ imported pesticides. ties transform a man into a Chuck Stone is a senior editor Jefferson St...... all soon after the communist seized power 40 ized Pinochet and are doing our best to womanizer. Kenwood Dr...... all Squire Village...... all years ago. The death penalty is liberally for the Philadelphia Daily News Mini-editorial cripple the economy of South Africa for the The real problem is personal Tolland Tpke...... 472-525 Redwood...... all imposed. For all of Peking’s recent and a syndicated columnist. f j FBI Director Williams Sessions has same reason. We have never let the Soviet pique. As a member of the Armed Union Place...... all Lorraine...... all s enthusiasm for market economics, open Union forget for a moment its disgraceful wisely decided not to hound people who are Services committee. Nunn Union St...... 133-264 Debbie...... all dissent can be downright dangerous. performance in the human rights field. Yet chafed under Tower’s arrogant innocent until proven guilty. Sessions Joan...... all Yet the world, from the United Nations to we not only permit the Chinese commu­ chairmanship. Then, when the Letters to the editor opted to leave out of the FBI master Lawton Rd...... all the major Western nations, including the nists to get away with such things but White House ignored Nunn for The Manchester Herald wel­ computer network the names of people Milford Rd...... all United States, tippy-toes around these who are suspects in crimes. If he had put actually allowed the party’s general confidential briefings on Tower, comes original letters to the Sanford ...... all Adelaide Rd...... all disagreeable facts, kowtowing to Deng those names in the system, they would Conway...... all secretary, Zhao Ziyang, to warn Mr. Bush his proud nose really got out of editor. Jean Rd...... 5-30 Xiaoping and his cronies as if they were the against objecting! joint. have been available to every police officer Letters should be brief and to Wetherell ...... all Steephollow...... all The Chinese communists get away with Rather than dredging up Tow­ the point. They should be typed or who stopped anyone for a traffic ticket. It Bidwell...... all Ferguson...... 170-360 murder (literally) for the same reason we er’s conflicts of interest as the neatly handwritten, and, for ease would have served no purpose but to recognized them diplomatically in the first major reason for rejecting him in editing, should be double­ harass people who have not been charged place, and it has nothing to do with right or Nunn and his little group of willfui spaced. Letters must be signed with any crime. The FB I is in enough CALL NOW 647-9946 / 643-2711 HHanrbpfilpr Hrralb wrong. We want these grinning thugs on men attacked him on a level the with name, address and daytime trouble for recent reports that it was our side in the Cold War, that’s all, and we man or woman in the street could telephone number (for verifica­ keeping track of reading habits of library Founded In 1U1 will push a peanut with our nose right understand — being an undisci­ tion) . patrons. Sessions didn’t need the added PENNY M. SIEFFERT...... Publisher through the Forbidden City, if necessary, plined drunk and a womanizer. The Herald reserves the right grief. GEORGE T. CHAPPELL...... Editor to keep them there. Then, when Tower appeared to to edit letters in the interests of 1989 by NEA, Inc

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Evangelist at Full Gospel Editor’s note: This column is scheduled to begin at 11:45 a.m. prepared by the staff of the at C en ter Congregational Evangelist Rev. Manchester Area Conference of M A C C News Church. 11 Center St. There will Vatican official assails ‘Dallas’ influence Denver Moore will be be additional details concerning Churches. the guest speaker on youngsters ages 6 to 11. The camp time and places of stations By Mary Beth Sheridan divorce and other issues. church’s position on birth control. for the church’s moral teachings.” Wednesday at 7; .30 p.m. is free but only children referred throughout downtown Manches­ The Associated Press Gagnon told the 35 American Andrews said Gagnon’s speech Gagnon also urged the bishops to at the Full Gospel Inter- Bv Nancy Carr by local social workers are ter in next Saturday’s column. prelates gathered in the underground reflects “ the desperation of a church increase their vigilance over Catholic denominational Executive Director eligible to attend. VATICAN CITY — A senior Vatican stone Old Synod Hall that the Vatican trying to come to grips with the issue marriage tribunals and said some Church. Moore has been THANK-YOUS theologian condemned divorce and also was concerned about homosexu­ 'The camp, which is totally of sexuality and with the fact that forms of U.S. ministry to divorced a Baptist minister for Looking forward to summer? A note of thanks to: the Social contraceptive practices in the United ality, the use of sterilization by supported by community and people the world over rely on effective Catholics had “ degenerated into more than 25 years. While you are making vacation Club on Pascal Lane, which every States in a speech Friday that American Catholicsm and feminism, church contributions, is also methods of birth control and want to dating services.” plans for yourself and/or your year tries to do something to help targeted Planned Parenthood, femi­ which he said “ has a deterious staffed by adult and teen-age keep abortion services safe and He warned too many annulments family, you may want to consider a good cause, and this year has nism and the entertainment industry, influence on the fam ily.” legal.” Suicide talk volunteers from the community. could support “ the prevalent divorce reaching out to your neighbor in The Interfaith Day Camp has chosen to help the soup kitchen. especially the TV series “ Dallas.” He said theologians were increas­ Archbishop John Quinn of San mentality” that conflicted with Ca­ one of the warm weather pro­ been scheduled for the weeks of We are most grateful to you: to Cardinal Eduard Gagnon, president ingly recognizing “the social and Francisco made no mention of artifi­ at breakfast tholic belief in lifelong commitment. grams run by the Manchester July 10 and July 17. Lily Krob for the chalk board; to of the Pontifical Council for the moral disaster a contraceptive men­ cial birth control in a companion Speaking after Gagnon, Silvestrini A discussion about the Area Conference of Churches. We are able to provide these Tina St. Onge for the bulletin Family, told U.S. Roman Catholic tality can lead to.” speech to the family. said that of 45,632 annulments granted problem of suicides by The Downtown Farmers two weeks of fun, sun and warm board: to Vivian Hanna for the bishops it was crucial that Americans A particular challenge, he said, was But talking to journalists later. worldwide in 1985, 36,180 were in the young people will be the Market was developed when the companionship to 50 children of dish towels: to the last of our follow church teaching on sexuality, presented by Planned Parenthood’s Cardinal John O’Connor of New York United States. focus of the B’nai B’rith last of the downtown grocery special need, thanks to the Christmas angels. Mary Falco since they influenced Europe and the efforts to set up school-based birth said “ it is time for us to teach all over Charter Oak Lodge stores (the A&P) closed its doors, generosity of 10 to 15 adult and 30 and Susan Sisson, for toys and developing world. control clinics. again” the church’s position on Gagnon told the U.S. prelates that breakfast meeting on followed by the Finast farther out to 35 teen-age counselors who gifts. During the meeting with the U.S. “ Planned Parenthood programs of contraception. “ I find Catholics sick Catholics around the world looked to Sunday morning. Dr. on East Center Street. We opened Catholic hierarchy, Italian Cardinal sex education in no way resolve the of contraception.” their leadership in the fight against give part of their summer to help Alan Schmerler. child the first Farmers’ Market in And to those who brought food, Achille Silvestrini also criticized U.S. problem of teen-age pregnancies, but An estimated 70 percent of Ameri­ abortion and the spread of these little ones. Denver Moore adolescent psychia­ order to bring fresh fruits and Beth Harlow, director of our clothing and personal care items marriage tribunals, saying their rather increase it by encouraging can Catholics use artificial birth pornography. trist on the .staff of vegetables within walking dis­ Department of Human Needs, to the shelter for the homeless in methods apparently were “ not fully in promiscuity,” he declared. control, and U.S. Catholic bishops Specifically, he said the bishops Newington Children’s Ho.spital will lead the tance of low-income families and can meet all the state require­ December and January to help us conformity” with church law. He also accused the organization of suggested in a draft pastoral letter in should do something about “ more discussion. The breakfast is at 9:30 a.m. at Temple elderly in the area who do not ments for camp director. To keep the shelter operating: June The Vatican officials spoke on the trying to undermine Catholic teaching April that the church should be more subtle pornography, that is the Beth Sholom. and costs $2 per person. A religious have access to easy operate the camp though, we Cocolla. Jody Rice. Tom Kerouff. third day of an extraordinary four- that the only permissible birth control responsive toward them. degrading of moral values vehicled by service is held at 9 a m., to which the public is also transportation. must have coordinating assist­ Mrs. B. Peterman. Edwin and day meeting called by Pope John Paul method is “ natural family planning,” The Rev. John Lynch, secretary of cinema and TV shows which pretend invited. The Farmers’ Market is de­ ants or assistant directors who Rosemary Gregory. Fred Mac­ II to discuss the 52 million American in which a couple abstains from sex the U.S. National Conference of to depict normal American life.” pendent on volunteer MACC staff will work closely with the director Donald. William Dalton, David Catholics, one of his largest, wealthi­ during the woman’s fertile period. Bishops, said no U.S. bishop criticized Singling out the TV series “ Dallas,” to open and to supervise the in the daily operations: Making Nelson. Willie Gallant. Catherine est and most powerful flocks. In Chicago, the acting president of Vatican policies during discussions — known for its potrayal of adultery, Mission workshops continue program, the participation of counselor/camper assignments, and Mary Byron, Ann Schlosser, Friday’s discussion reflected con­ the Planned Parenthood Federation Friday. greed and cruelty — Gagnon said A missionary conference is continuing at Trinity local farmers (last year 17 overseeing group activities and Jim Harvey. Don Harrison. J.R. cern in the Vatican about the many of America, David J. Andrews, said He said several of them noted “ a bishops in other countries “ would like Covenant Church with the Rev. Ray Dahlberg. farmers registered) and com­ promoting a caring and fun Lindsey. Lois Warrender. First U.S. Catholics who dissent from Gagnon “is absolutely right” in high level of acceptance of Catholic us to reflect on what we export can do munity patronage. The market is atmosphere for the children. Baptist Church. Unitarian Uni­ church teachings on birth control. suggesting that the group opposes the social teaching but not the same level to the conscience of their people.” There is a workshop from 8 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. today, and he will be be the speaker at the morning worship open every Saturday morning Skills needed are understanding versalis! Society East, En­ services at 8 and II a m. on Sunday. from 9a.m. to 1p.m. starting July of these young children and their chanted Bakery. Kary-Lyn Dis­ 8 and running through the end of special needs, ability to work with count Appliance, Parts and Church tin B o a r d the harvest season in early teens and create a cheerful and Service, International Fuel Cells. Singers at Faith Baptist October. nurturing atmosphere. Volunteers who offer to staff Adult volunteers are also The singers from Hartford Christian Academy in the market one or more Satur­ needed to organize morning arts Medicare is the topic Group serves pancakes West Hartford will present a concert at 6:30 p.m. days during the growing season and crafts and sports and games Sunday at Faith Baptist Church. The public is Are the new Medicare laws catastro­ The Junior High Baptist Youth Fellow­ arrive about 9 a.m.. help late activities for the youngsters, help invited to the special service. phic? Myrtle Wangerin will lead a ship at Community Baptist Church will arriving farmers set up. give with meals and snacks, and to go discussion on the controversial and com­ serve a pancake brunch on Sunday at noon registration forms to new with the children on special day plicated law on Sunday at 9:15 a.m. at to raise money for a retreat to Block New elders in area farmers and then spend three to trips. THE Concordia Lutheran Church. The com­ Island. Tickets are $3 each. four hours sitting in a comforta­ The teen-age counselors (age 15 BIBLE munion worship services are at 8 and 10; 30 Elder Leon Webb and Elder Gordon Call have ble lawn chair under the trees in and older) are the heart of the a.m. Nursery care is provided throughout recently moved to the Rockville area of Vernon, front of St. James Church ans­ camp experience. They are the SPEAKS the morning. Dinner at Bolton church representing the Church of Jesus Christ of wering questions that may arise hands-on friend to one or more by A corned beef dinner is planned for 6:30 Latter-day Saints, which meets in Manchester, The and greeting friends and youngsters. Teen-agers, particu­ Eugene Brewer p.m. next Saturday, March 18, at Bolton elders serve two-year missions, without pay, forthe neighbors. larly those who can sign up for The program also requires Breakfast scheduied Congregational Church. Dinner will be church. Anyone interested in learning more about both weeks, develop a special In a sudden flush of Inspira­ the church may reach these men at 871-9413. Farmers’ Market coordinators relationship with their little Second Congregational Church plans a served family-style. Tickets are $6.50 for tion one says: “I want to serve who will, for a month at a time, camper and, not only help them Palm Sunday breakfast at 8:30 a.m. March adults and $3.50 for children ages 4 to 12, God, to be a Christian.” And so sign up to be responsible for have a safe and fun two weeks, 19. Tickets are $1. The procession with with a $20 maximum per family. The Tolland County group meets he scurries about to find what proceeds go to Youth Conference Scholar­ setup, attendance and closeup. but provide a role model for their God would have him do. He palms begins at 10 a.m. All church members in Tolland County are invited ships. Make reservations by calling The Farmers’ Market coordi­ little friends. may discover that It’s quite dif­ to the meeting Tuesday of the Tolland Association 649-7077. nator arrives early, around 8 Please call Beth at 646-4114 if ferent from what he imagined. Coffeehouse pianned Laity, featuring a talk on family by the Rev. Gini a. m.. to place the orange cones on you would like more information. The depth of his inspiration is King. The meeting is at 7 p.m. at the First Main Street that set aside parking Way of the Cross — The Good exposed. The Manchester Presbyterian Church is ‘Shroud’ at Center Congregational Church of Vernon, 695 Hartford for the farmers, hang the bunting, Friday Way of the Cross is ’’For this Is the love of God, planning a coffeehouse on Saturday, Turnpike. The cost is $5 per person, and help assign parking (on a first- that we keep his command­ March 18, from 7 tc 10 p.m., featuring The A Lenten worship called ‘ ‘The Shroud’ ’ is reservations should be called in by 4 p.m. Sunday to come. first-serve basis with ments; and his commandments planned at Center Congregational Church Mack Brothers. Admission is free, al­ Philip Owen. 875-0056. farmers on the north end and are not grievous,” John 5:3. though donations will be accepted. Re­ at 7 p.m. Tuesday. A breakfast and crafters on the south). and keep ST. JUDE NOVENA Service prompted by love is freshments will be available. morning worship on the same topic will be an attendance record. MAY THE SACRED HEART OF never irksome. A mother watch­ ing late over a sick child obs­ held at 6:45 a.m. Wednesday. Please call Joanne at 646-4114 if JESUS BE ADORED, GLORI­ erves no clock. A father work­ Thoughts you would like more information. FIED, LOVED AND PRESERVED ing long and hard to provide for Men plan breakfast We’re also always interested in THROUGHOUT THE WORLD, his family does so uncomplain­ recruiting additional farmers NOW AND FOREVER. SACRED Men and boys of North United Methodist ingly. “ Father, forgive.” and crafters. The rule for partici­ HEART OF JESUS, PRAY FOR Church are invited to a Palm Sunday Religion most trusted Our highest service to God is These powerful words were made even more so pation. however, is that you have US. SAINT JUDE, WORKER OF breakfast on March 19. District Superin­ m} not of duty, guilt, or other’s ap­ PRINCETON, N.J. (A P) - Religion still when they were carved on an altar which stands to have grown the crop or flowers MIRACLES, PRAY FOR US. tendent Richard Thompson will deliver the proval. It is of loving devotion is the most trusted institution on the among the ruins of Coventry Cathedral in England, or made the product yourself. SAINT JUDE, HELPER OF THE message at the 6:30 a.m. worship, followed that asks not why, when, or how American scene, but the military now destroyed during a Nazi attack in 1940. Though Products include everything HOPELESS. PRAY FOR US. SAY much. Rather it responds; by breakfast. Tickets will be $4 and must holds almost as much confidence and the from homemade bread and jellies be purchased before Friday. deeply grieved by the loss of their medieval jewel, THIS PRAYER 9 TIMES A DAY. "Speak, Lord, for your servant U.S. Supreme Court is close behind. the people of Coventry were not totally consumed by to handmade sweaters and shell BY THE 8TH DAY YOUR is listening,” 1 Samuel 3:9. These are among the latest rankings of their bitterness. As the years past, the spark of love jewelry. PRAYER WILL BE ANSWERED. When the Bible speaks it obeys. the comparative trustworthiness of 10 remained. It grew as former enemies became IT HAS NEVER BEEN KNOWN Curtis visits Emanuel DAY CAMP insitutions in Gallup polls. friends and words even more precious than the TO FAIL. PUBLICATION MUST 1 The Rev. Newell Curtis of Center For more than a decade until 1985, cathedral itself were enshrined: “ Father, forgive.” The Interfaith Day Camp is a BE PROMISED. (THANK YOU CHURCH OF CHRIST Congregational Church will preach at religion had stood alone at the top of the two-week “ out of the house, off ST. JUDE FOR GRANTING MY Lydall A Varnon Straats Emanuel Lutheran Church at 7 p.m. list, but the military has been edging up S U N D A Y 8:00 ch 8 Rev. John P. Gwozdz the street” 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. B'LLV GRAHAM. NEWEST PETITION.) EUnorA.Pott.n Phona: 646-2903 Wednesday. His topic will be “ The Path of since 1981, barely topping religion in 1986, St. James Church program operated by MACC for Persecution.” but slipping a bit behind in 1988, Engagements iBaurlifslrr Hrralii I

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lost the election, not because of By E. Scott Reckard politics but because of his name, The Associated Press which is pronounced the same as an off-color phrase in Armenian, ayor Tom Bradley the first language spoken by proudly calls Los An­ many of her students. geles "the new Ellis “They were giggling over his Island,” where waves name,” she said. “I definitely Mof immigrants have didn’t want to hear it for the next produced amazing cultural four years.” diversity. Most skirmishes in the war of ‘C o L n i But increasingly, schools, words are more serious. courts and businesses throughout Last month, Executive Life Southern California are strug­ Insurance Co. dropped an gling to cope with scores of English-only rule for employees ^ ^ languages that threaten to create rather than fight a civil rights suit Brenda Webb Christina Eckstrom Anna Bronisz Tina L. Harrison a metropolitan Babel. filed by the local chapter of the Ronald Schack James Schmartz Examples abound; American Civil Liberties Union —The Los Angeles Unified and the Asian Pacific American Bronisz-MacDonald Harrison-Russo School District tries to teach most Legal Center of Southern Webb-Schack Eckstrom-Schmartz Mr. and Mrs. Matthew S. Bronisz of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Harrison of 48 courses in the students’ native California. Mr. and Mrs. Charton F. Webb of Mr. and Mrs. Roland Eckstrom of 104 Carmen Road announce the McKinley St. announce the engage­ languages until they develop “Los Angeles, and California as Winsted announce tbe engagement of Glastonbury announce the engage­ engagement of their daughter. Anna ment of their daughter. Tina Lee fluency in English. The task is a state, are at a turning point, as PUBLIC tbeir daughter. Brenda Jean Webb, to ment of their daughter. Christina Bronisz. to Bryan MacDonald, son of Harrison, to Frank T. Russo, son of monumental; 160,000 students far as being a global center of Ronald W. Schack. son of Mr. and Eckstrom. to James Schmartz. son of Mrs. Beverly Dunleavy of Dr. and Mrs. Joseph N. Russo of have as their primary tongues many cultures,” said Stewart p a r i q n g l o t Mrs. Ronald 0. Schack of 46 E. Mr. and Mrs. John Schmartz of Middletown. Osterville. Mass. more than 80 languages, from Kwoh, the founder of the legal Eldridge St. The bride-elect is a 1985 graduate of The bride-elect is a 1978 graduate of Afghan, Afrikaans and Amharic center. “And while English is the Glastonbury. The prospective bride is to Urdu, Yoruba and Yiddish. principal language through The bride-elect is a 1983 graduate of the niece of Ann and Ross Laliberte the University of Connecticut with a Manchester High School and a 1987 bachelor’s degree in economics. She graduate of Eastern Nazarene Col­ —During last year’s fire in the which we converse, it is not going Gilbert High School and a 1988 and Jo and Peter Delmastro of city’s tallest skyscraper, emer­ to be possible for us to play a graduate of the University of Connec­ Manchester. is an assistant treasurer at Connecti­ lege with a bachelor’s degree in social cut Bank and Trust Co. gency announcements were in leadership role if we cannot ticut with a bachelor’s degree in The bride-elect is a graduate of work. She is employed by New English and largely useless. accept other languages and communication sciences. She is em­ Glastonbury High School and is The prospective bridegroom is a Concepts Day School. Nearly all the 50 people in the cultures.” ployed by Haight Vineyards in attending Manchester Community 1981 graduate of Connecticut College The prospective bridegroom is a building that night were janitors But acceptance can come Litchfield. College, majoring in law enforce­ with a bachelor’s degree in govern­ graduate of Duke University. Dur­ who spoke only Spanish. slowly in cities like Monterey The prospective bridegroom is a ment. She works part time at Royal ment and economics. He is a vice ham. N.C.. and is a retired surface —In Orange County, commonly Park, 10 miles east of downtown 1985 graduate of Manchester High Insurance Co. and for the Glastonbury president at Connecticut Bank and warfare officer for the U S. Navy. He associated with surfers and Dis­ Los Angeles. The city of 62,000 School and is currently attending the Police Department. Trust Co. is employed as a project engineer with neyland. minorities make up became known as the “first University of Connecticut, majoring The prospective bridegroom is a A May 19 wedding is planned. Enutro Med Services Inc. of New more than 40 percent of public suburban Chinatown” or the in philosophy and political science. He graduate of Glastonbury High School Haven. school students, and a recent poll “Chinese Beverly Hills” as is an intern with the state Department and is employed by Monaco & Sons. found the 100,000 Vietnamese Asians, many of them affluent, of Environmental Protection. A spring 1991 wedding is planned. residents felt their top need was supplanted Anglos and Hispanics An October wedding is planned. Gutowski-Gilgosky English-language classes. as the majority group. Police in the Orange County Most signs along the Atlantic Barbara J. Gutowski of Plantsville cities of Westminster and Garden Boulevard business str^||^e now and Wojciech S. Gutowski of Bristol Grove have recruited Vietna­ in Chinese as well asi^g lish . B irth s announce the engagement of their mese speakers to investigate with Ai Hoa SupermaiTOt and daughter. Amanda Louise Gutowski. tight-knit Asian gangs. The Santa Bank of Canton of California to Peter Thomas Gilgosky. son of Ana school district had to turn competing for attention with Didan, Elizabeth Grace, daughter Rawlings, Chelsea Erin, daughter Catherine T. and Peter S. Gilgosky of away about half the 800 Spanish- Security Pacific Bank and Pic ’n’ of Richard and Betsy FitzGerald Manchester. speakers who waited in line, some Save. Chinese-language news­ of Harold V. and Susan Knapp papers outnumber English pap­ Didan of 126 N. Elm St . was born Feb. Rawlings of 1 Lydall St., was born A May wedding is planned. overnight, to sign up for English courses. ers in sidewalk news racks. 22 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Feb. 23 at Manchester Memorial Monterey Park Mayor Barry L. Her maternal grandparents are John —Tens of thousands of Soviet Hospital. Her maternal grandparents Armenians and Jews have poured Hatch has loudly called for a ban and Shirley FitzGerald of 30 Clover are Howard and Beth Gray of Tolland. into the area in recent years as on immigration into the United Lane. Her paternal grandmother is Her paternal grandparents are Mar­ the Soviet Union relaxed emigra­ States, supports a law making Grace Didan of 36 Bolton St. tha and Ray Drew of Meriden. She has tion policies. Overwhelmed social English the official U.S. lan­ a brother, Nathan. 22 months. Jonas, Ashley Elizabeth, daughter workers say the refugees must be guage, and crusades against non-English books at the library. of Paul E. and Christine Kamm Jonas Martin, Samantha Mae, daughter of educated quickly or risk becom­ ing permanently dependent on “Monterey Park is a beautiful of 22 North Road. Bolton, was born Sonya Martin of 21 Westerly St., was little suburban town, almost rural Feb. 22 at Manchester Memorial the government. born Feb. 24 at Manchester Memorial The number of refugees in some parts. And now we drive Hospital. Her maternal grandparents Hospital. Her maternal grandparents streaming into Los Angeles through our little commercial are Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kamm Jr. are Bonnie Hebert of Newington and County from around the world area and feel like we’re in Hong of 494 Wetherell St. Her paternal Ray Martin of Newington. has tripled since 1985, reaching a Kong,” he said. “When you’re an grandfather is Theodore Jonas of New tr~ Fiorentino, Rebecca Jane, daugh­ Amanda L. Gutowski high of 19.011 in 1988. But federal Anglo or Hispanic and you can’t Bedford, Mass. She has three broth­ funds to help the newcomers read the signs, it makes you feel ers. Paul 23; Steven 22: and Gary 15. ter of Thomas S. and Elise McGurkin like a second-class citizen.” Fiorentino of 224 Porter St., was born dropped from $7.1 million in 1985 to $2.8 million last year. Other nearby cities have Shedd, Kyle George, son of Ray­ Feb. 28 at Manchester Memorial reacted with laws dictating how mond and Kelly Coon Shedd of 1162 W eddings —In Glendale, for decades Hospital. Her maternal grandparents another white suburban bastion, much English must appear on Grant Hill Road. Coventry, was born are Francis and Sally McGurkin of a survey last spring found that signs: Temple City (100 percent Feb. 21 at Manchester Memorial Wethersfield. Her paternal grandpar­ in English downtown, 50 percent Uker-Flaum ,54.5 percent of the students in city AP photo Hospital. His maternal grandparents ents are Sal and Maria Fiorentino of The Rev, Maxine Dowell officiated. schools came from homes where in outlying areas), Arcadia (70 1 are Daryce B. Coon of Wallingford 69 Lyndale St. She has a brother, Rachel Deborah Flaum, daughter Tammy Jones was maid of honor and English was not the primary percent), Pomona and Rosemead and George Coon of New Haven. His Michael, 2>A. and a sister, Rachael, 4. of Alfred and Ruthanne Flaum of John Leaigh was best man. language: more than 60 lan­ (50 percent). SUBURBAN CHINATOWN — An el- along the business strip are in Chinese paternal grandparents are Faye and Manchester, and Alex Uker, son of The bride attended schools in guages were spoken. “Historically, immigrants derly Asian woman and man wait for a as well as English and there are more Fisher, a son born Dec. 21 at Sandra Wilson of Filer, Idaho, were Bernie Shedd of Somers. He has a Vernon and Manchester. The groom On rare occasions, the prob­ have come to America with the bus recently in Monterey Park, Calif., a Chinese-language newspapers for sale Hartford Hospital to Geoffrey E. and married Nov, 13 at Graceland Chapel, attended Filer (Idaho) High School. understanding they’re going to brother, Raymond, 5. and a sister. lems can be comical. Glendale city which has become known as the than those in English. Heather. 2. Anna Turner Fisher of 119 Maple St. Las Vegas, Nev. They are making their home in Filer. teacher Matilda Mardirossian have to give up their primary was glad that Michael Dukakis language,” Hatch said. "first suburban Chinatown.” Most signs A

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Price of the American dream Heads or tails, you’ll lose Here’s how to use handsaws By the end of 1988, the median price for an existing single-family home in Orange County, California, was $231,200, the highest for any Bv Andy Lang keep the good side of the plywood area in the U.S. Four of the top ten cities with the highest median price The Associated Press face up. You do that with a homes were on the West Coast of the U.S. buying coins over the phone On the House handsaw or with a table saw. but Even if your home workshop if you use a portable circular saw, METROPOLITAN AREAS WITH THE HIGHEST boasts two or three power saws, the good side of the plywood MEDIAN PRICE FOR SINGLE-FAMILY HOMES, 1988 By the Editors there will be times during the should be face down. Generally, a In dollars, for 4th-quarler 1988: of Changing Times Most of these outfits employ high-pressure year when you will be using a excessive pressure. handsaw works best with ply­ If you get a call from someone salespeople who canvas the nation from boiler handsaw of some kind. Do not cut exactly on the wood when it has fine teeth. ORANGE COUNTY, CA trying to sell you rare coins, just The most common of the cutting line. Always cut on the As you finish cutting the wood rooms. They sell falsely graded or flawed coins, hang up. You might be told such handsaws is the crosscut, so- waste side of the line. Learning to with a crosscut saw, support the SAN FRANCISCO, CA things as: “ Coins have been one charge grossly inflated prices, or make phony called because it is used for use a handsaw is like driving a waste piece. Too often, novices of the top-performing invest­ cutting across the grain of wood. car. At first, you remember each tend to twist the saw blade at the buyback promises. HONOLULU, HI ments for years. Profits have That’s how you’ll be doing most of step as you take it. Once you have finish of the cut. which breaks off been extraordinary. A new bull your cutting — across the grain. it down, you do everything the piece but leaves it ragged. LOS ANGELES, CA market is just starting. Buy now If you have to do a considerable automatically. Instead, finish the cut with the $t91,200 hind a buyback pledge, others Coin Co., a New York dealer. or you’ll miss it.” amount of cutting with the grain, For average projects, a 7-point saw. holding the waste piece with BOSTON, MA Several of these mass- deny they ever made it or change However, the figures do not unlikely if you are the average or 8-point saw is fine. Only when your free hand as you do so. $182,800 marketers of rare, commemora­ the rules afterwards. represent actual sales and are not do-it-yourselfer, you will need a you have some precision work to With a ripsaw, the pressure NEW YORK, NY tive and other types of coins and ■ Underestimating the risks. adjusted for insurance, storage ripsaw, the teeth of which are do, where extra smooth cutting is should be applied only on the $178,500 medallions stand accused of Prices can be manipulated by big or transaction costs. It’s unlikely shaped a certain way to facilitate essential, is it necessary to use a forward stroke. Work very care­ HARTFORD, CT fraud. A few have been convicted. dealers and whipsawed by fleet­ that any but the richest, savviest that type of cutting. 10-point or 12-point saw. A saw is fully, since it usually is more $165,000 Others have been enjoined from ing popularity. Coins produce no collectors own coins in a class When you use a handsaw for the known by the number of teeth it difficult to rip a piece of wood SAN DIEGO, CA doing business or have been interest or dividends. Costs of with Stack’s. Even so. the Sa­ first time, it will appear to be an has to the inch. Thus, a 7-pointer than crosscut it. To refresh your j $157,200 forced into bankruptcy. buying and selling are steep. lomon reports show up in news­ unconquerable tool. Once you get means it has 7 teeth to the inch. memory, in ripsawing you cut PROVIDENCE, Rl The crackdown, however, has Dealers mark up their merchan­ papers, magazines, books and tip the hang of it, though, you will By the way, even though the parallel to the grain, not across it. I $133,000 dise by 30-50 percent and gener­ had only limited impact. The coin sheets, usually with no qualifica­ wonder why you ever thought it greater number of teeth give WASHINGTON, D.C. ally pay 20-40 percent less than industry, though made up largely tions or caveats, and are quoted difficult to use. Follow certain smoother cuts, a 7-point saw also As with all tools, a sharp I $129,700 of reputable dealers, has been the retail value when they buy. by every outfit that sells coins as fundamentals and you will get the cuts smoothly for most purposes. handsaw is less dangerous than a Auction houses typically infiltrated by swindlers and con an investment. hang of it quickly. Whenever When you are making a cut and dull one. It is the dull blade that InfoGrtpNc* O 1080 North Armrlca Syndical*. Inc. SOURCE: NaIlon«l A uocW lon o l RMltora artists, and all too many are still charge 10 percent to the buyer ■ Failing to learn the ropes. possible, the wood should be the saw blade tends to jam in the sticks or jumps or kicks back. and 10 percent to the seller. doing business. Numismatics is an arcane and HOUSE OF THE WEEK — This split-level house features clamped in place. slot, place a wedge of some kind, When a saw has been cutting well Most of these outfits employ Trading through financial ever-changing field. Knowing While most of the cutting with a even a nail, in the gap at the point over a period of time and three bedrooms on the main level. It has an extra high-pressure salespeople who planners can add significantly to what to buy and who to trust crosscut is done on the down where you started the cut. The suddenly begins to balk a bit, the bedroom, bath and family room on the lower level. Plan canvas the nation from boiler the costs, since the planners requires an in-depth understand­ stroke, the saw also will cut on the binding will end. chances are it needs to be Tax Adviser usually get substantial commis­ rooms. They sell falsely graded ing of coins, quality standards, HA1511C has 1,480 square feet. For more information upstroke. In fact, the first cut is If you are cutting plywood with sharpened or reset. Most of the or flawed coins, charge grossly sions. Independent appraisers grades, grading methods, prices, write to architect Lester Cohen, 19 West 44th St., Rm. made that way. Draw the saw a handsaw, certain slight varia­ time, a saw needs sharpening If you qualify, you’ll still be able inflated prices, or make phony charge $15 to $350 to authenticate market conditions and dealer 1507, New York, N.Y. 10036. towards you at an angle of about tions in technique are necessary. four or five times before it has to By George W. Smith to deduct junior’s child care buyback promises. They, and and grade coins. Insurance on a markups. Coins can be cleaned, 45 degrees. Do it two or three That’s because plywood is made be reset. If you want to try your $50,000 collection can cost $950 a polished, dipped, “ whizzed” or QUESTION; I thought that for expenses for next year — and, some respectable dealers, boast times, placing your forefinger from sheets that have the grain hand at resharpening a saw, get a year. otherwise tampered with to make 1988 there were only two tax hopefully, for years to come. that coins have outperformed all along the side of the handle for running in different directions. book or booklet that tells you how ■ Overestimating potential them look more valuable. brackets — 15 percent and 28 other investments. better control. Once the cut has The first thing to remember is the to do it. It requires the use of a gains. Last October, a $5 gold Along with rarity, condition is Here’s the Answer percent. I just had my tax return QUESTION; Do blind people What concern authorities most been started, saw forwards and starting stroke should be for­ small triangular file but it can be piece which sold for $85 in 1956 crucial to value. The more nicks, prepared and my accountant still get an extra exemption? are the operations of national backwards with firm but not ward. Also, as you make the cut. tricky without some instruction. brought $110,000 at auction. An scratches and wear, the less a showed me the Internal Revenue L IL L Y W., telemarketing companies. Here FLINT, MICH. are some of the companies that early American copper coin coin is worth. And, despite Can stucco be painted Service chart. There really are QUESTION; We are thinking of have been recent targets of recently changed hands for improved standards, “ false grad­ buying a house. We are trying to successfully? three tax brackets! $17,600; it had sold for $32.50 in ing is the most common form of SILVANO U.. ANSWER; No. I ’m afraid that official action; decide between a l ‘/4-story house Why not use ‘gray water’? was taken away. You do receive 1951. Rare though they are, rare-coin fraud,” cautions the ANSW ER; Yes. Just be sure to Rare Coins of Georgia and and what is called a raised ranch. CLAYTON. N.J. killings like those have given use a paint that will adhere to an additional standard deduction Independent Grading Associates, FTC. Can you tell us something about Bv Earl Aronson coins a quick-riches mystique. No organization accredits stucco. Ask your dealer for a Association suggests terracing or amount, which is detailed in your both of Marietta, Ga.; Rare Coin them? The Associated Press ANSWER; Only taxpayers Salomon Brothers, although it grading services, but dealers latex paint that is formulated for drip irrigation. income tax booklet, for blindness. Galleries of America, based in with higher incomes will ever get neither buys nor sells coins, has know which ones are honest, says ANSWER; By a l ‘/4-story, you use on stucco. He will have Weeders Guide Terracing involves creating a But, if you itemize your deduc­ Boston; Rare Coin Galleries of Last year’s drought had a involved with the “not-so- done the most to give coins a Trish Fortier Butler, who directs are presumably referring to a several different types. Get his flat surface with a lip that follows tions. you lose the additional Florida, in Fort Lauderdale: devastating effect on manyparts hidden” 33 percent tax rate. The gilt-edged image. Each June it a dealer certification program recommendation. Most espe­ the natural contours of the land. It standard deduction for blindness. Numismatic Funding of Melville, house which has an attic, finished of the country, and there are 1987 five-bracket system for publishes the “ compounded an­ provides a gardening surface that N.Y.; Gold Coast Rarities, of set up recently by the Industry or otherwise. That kind of house cially tell him the condition of the bound to be more dry spells in the taxpayers was replaced in 1988 However, for reasons of health allows water to be directed to the Westbury, N.Y.; Kagins Numis­ nual rates of return” from 14 Council for Tangible Assets. permits the master bedroom to be exterior of your house, whether years to come. But there are ways with only two basic tax rates — 15 QUESTION; I know that the and safety, don’t use gray water crops in basin beds, which are matics, of San Francisco, one of classes of assets, including To qualify, dealers must pass a on the first floor and the child­ and what kind of preparation gardeners can overcome the percent and 28 percent. standard mileage rate for busi­ on edible plants. more practical than raised beds the oldest firms; and the Wa­ stocks, bonds, housing and U.S. personal and business back­ ren’s bedrooms on the second. A work is needed, and whether any effects of insufficient rainfall and But there is an additional 15 ness use of a car was increased in Bathroom tubs and sinks pro­ in places where soil is friable and shington Mint, in Weston, Conn. coins. Over the past 20 years coins ground check by the Pinkerton house of that style provides extra washing or cleaning is necessary. restrictions on water use. percent surtax that is phased-in 1988. But, what about the mileage vide the best quality gray water water scarce. Mulching holds The wave of chicanery has have led the list with an average detective agency. storage space on the second floor Oil paints are not used directly on In a 1987-88 survey by the at certain higher income levels. rate for moving? I moved from and the easiest to recycle. Water water in the soil and reduces spawned a secondary rip-off: yield of 15.1 percent. For the So far, 70 companies in 25 states under the eaves. The upstairs stucco because the alkali in the National Gardening Association. For married taxpayers filing ZIP code 02159 to 97225. Let me from the laundry room is next- evaporation. phony auction houses that call 12-month period ended last June have passed muster. For a free floor has knee walls and sloping stucco attacks them. America’s gardeners cited “ not joint returns, this additional 15 tell you, there are a lot of miles best. Don’t use drain water from Drip (or trickle) irrigation uses people who have bought from 1, the rate was 14 percent. directory, call 202-783-0300, or ceilings. Some of its advantages enough water” as one of the percent tax bite begins with between those ZIPs. the kitchen sink. The oil, fat and less water and usually gets boiler rooms and say that, for a Those figures represent ana­ write to Coin and Bullion Dealer are concerned with the size of the QUESTION; I have to take the major gardening problems. The taxable income exceeding JOHN L.. grease it contains make it diffi­ greater yield. Instead of dumping fee, they can sell their coins for lysts’ estimates of the value of a Accreditation Program, 25 E St., lot it can be built on, but your paint off an old wooden cabinet. I association, a non-profit organi­ $71,900. For single taxpayers the PORTLAND, ORE. cult to filter, and it can clog a load of water on plants at one them and get their money back. hypothetical coin portfolio as­ N.W., Eighth Floor, Washington, letter indicates you may be once used regular varnish rem­ zation supported by its 200,000 starting point is $43,150. distribution pipes, breed disease time, drip replaces only the “ I’ve never heard of anybody sembled for Salomon by Stack’s D.C. 20001. getting ready to buy an existing over for a job of this kind, but members, offers some advice on and attract pests. amount of water plants use each ANSWER; Zipping along with getting anything back,” says house rather than having one have been told the remover will dealing with drought. QUESTION; We have a 14- Don’t overwater. A rich, loamy day. All water goes to the roots, Rene Champagne, chief investi­ constructed. run too much to use on the Conserve water. Don’t waste year-old daughter and a 6-month- your answer, the IRS did not see soil can absorb up to 1 quart of where little is wasted. fit to increase the mileage allo­ gator for the Florida Department BETTING STATES: Top 10 states In A raised ranch blends with vertical surfaces of the cabinet. If household water that can be used old son. We pay child care gray water per square foot a •What if too much water is a wance rate for moving. The 9 of Banking and Finance. different styles of houses, but that is the case, what should I use for landscape gardening — don’t expenses for our children so that lottery ticket sales per capita, fiscal year 1988 week. Sandy soils can handle problem? Plants suffering from cents a mile rate for the use of Crooks account for only part of must be designed carefully to to remove the old paint? My let it just go "down the drain.’’ we both can work. It appears that more, clay soils much less. excess water at the roots due to your automobile remains the the losses piled up by unwary coin avoid an awkward appearance. It intention is to use varnish when I Find out if “ gray water” is there has been a change in the law S t a te P e r c a p it a s a l e s Don’t let gray water stand in poor drainage or overwatering same for 1988 as it was for 1987. investors. Here are some of the can be built on flat land or a refinish the cabinet. legal in your area. Gray water is for the child care credit for 1988.1 puddles. They can attract mos­ may wilt, suffer from chlorosis However, that should not deter other ways Changing Times Massachusetts $226 sloping lot. It utilizes what water from showers, bathtubs, don’t believe we can take advan­ ANSWER; You can still use a quitoes and flies, and possibly (yellowing) of foliage, lose vigor you from comparing the 9 cents a magazine found that you could go ordinarily might be the base­ bathroom sinks and laundries tage of it anymore. Please advise. Maryland $177 1 regular remover, except it should rodents, bacteria and viruses. or die. (If rainfall is inadequate, a mile rate for all the miles wrong: ment. It usually has more livable that can be recycled for use in M ARYANNE B., $156 1 " be the semi-paste kind. This The safest way to use gray good rule is to water gardens once traveled between your beginning ■ Buying from unscrupulous or Connecticut space for the money than a gardens and yards. Check with W ALPOLE, MASS. regular ranch, but is a bit more actually is a liquid but has a water in the landscape is to a week so that the soil is and ending ZIPs to your actual inexpert sellers. Anybody who New Jersey $153 your local building code or distribute it through buried perfo­ difficult to maintain. Try to base heavy consistency. When it is moistened to a depth of 6 inches.) ANSWER; You’re sort of be­ expenses such as gas and oil. and uses high pressure or makes wild $126 1 appropriate sanitation and water rated pipe. Ohio your final decision on other applied to a vertical surface it Recommended for gardens twixt and between. For your 1988 taking the higher amount as a statements about the money you resource departments for spe­ If you are planning a new lawn Pennsylvania $121 factors than styling, including will not run. The remover should with too much water is raised bed tax return, there was no change. deduction. Geneal repairs, gen­ can make is probably in that be applied generously and left on cific regulations on the use of or garden, you might consider location, availability of shopping, gardening. Creating raised beds If you qualify, you can still eral maintenance, insurance or category. “ Don’t buy coins over Illinois $114 1 gray water. installing an efficient watering houses of worship, schools, re­ at least as long as the manufac­ works well if the soil is poor, receive a credit for child care depreciation are not part of the the telephone,” cautions Nelda Gray water can be used on method, such as an underground Michigan creational facilities and so on. Of turer recommends, perhaps a rocky or compacted, if the spring expense for both of yourchlldren. deduction. In addition to the 9 Shannon, an examiner in Wa­ few minutes longer. When you ornamental plants and lands­ sprinkling system or drip water­ New York. $88 1 those, the most important is season is cold and wet (as it was In 1989, children must be 13 or cents per mile or the actual shington State’s securities cape. Most plants will tolerate ing pipes. These save labor as location. start to scrape and the finish does in the Northeast last year) or if under to receive the child care expenses, you also may deduct division. Delaware $86 not yield easily, apply another gray water, and some might even well as water. the garden is too mucky to enter credit so you’ll lose the credit for parking fees and tolls that you ■ Trusting repurchase offers. QUESTION; We have a stucco coat of remover without taking thrive on it. since the phosphate in For areas with water shortages While some operators stand be- detergent acts as a fertilizer. after a rain. Install drains to help your daughter. The age is now 15. paid to move. house we have decided to paint. off the old. and arid soils, the Gardening alleviate soggy soil problems. A

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DEAR ABBY: My wife has a serious case of Dear Abby Abigail Van Buren emphysema and is on oxygen 95 percent of the time. H 6:00AM CD captain Bob 1^4) Zoobilee Zoo I am her caregiver and try to see that she gets out for P.O. Box 69440 CID Money, Money. Money r26) Peppermint Place duplicate bridge, bingo and an occasional shopping Los Angeles, Calif. 90069 (S) INN Magazine (303 Fat Albert & the Cosby Kids (CC). trip. Dear Abby (TD Home Shopping Network {3 hrs.) ^8) It's Your Business Our problem? We must take a portable oxygen Dr. Qott Peter M. Gott, M.D. [CNN] Daybreak C40) Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (CC). tank with us wherever we go, and people are of the Abigail Van Buren P.O. Box 91428 [DIS] You and Me, Kid (61) Flintstones opinion that if someone smokes in the vicinity of an Cleveland, Ohio 44101 [H B O ] Madeline (CC) Animated A musi­ [CNN] Sports Close-up oxygen tank, it will explode. cal adventure about the antics of a young [DIS] Dumbo's Circus At a church bingo game recently a woman who French girl. Narrator Christopher Plum Dr. Park Robert C. Park, M.D. mer (In Stereo) [ESP N ] Outdoor Sportsman claimed to be a nurse created a very disruptive 409 12th St. S.W. [M AX] Country Music -- A New Tradi­ [HBO] MOVIE: Switcning Channels’ scene, insisting that my wife’s oxygen tank might tion Three generations of artists, including (CC) A cable news director schemes to explode and kill everyone in the building! We were Washington, D.C. 20024 Rosanne Cash, The Judds, Merle Haggard, keep his ex-wife. who is also his star re asked to leave the church, and my wife was Waylon Jennings and Carl Perkins in a May porter, from re marrying. Kathleen Turner, smoking nearby. 1988 performance from Nashville. Tenn Burt Reynolds, Christopher Reeve. 1988 devastated. (60 mm.) Rated PG, (In Stereo) I appealed to Father John and he asked us to come [TM C] Short Film Showcase [USA] Paid Programming to the next bingo game where he would have the fire DEAR ABBY: My husband is driving me crazy. After a year of marriage, his disorganized, slovenly 6:1 SAM ( D Davey & Goliath 8:00AM (T Adventures of Raggedy chief attend and explain to the players that there is Ann and Andy (CC) habits are starting to affect m e. There is a pile of his Sterilization most 6:30AM Q . Young Universe no danger of having an oxygen tank explode. ,8 40 Flintstone Kids (CC) clothes a foot high on our bedroom floor. It’s been (Oxygen does not “ explode” : it only hastens Cl This W eek in Big East Weekly college 11 Hee Haw there for two months, and he hasn’t decided what to basketball report burning.) 20 Popeye do with it yet. Every closest and cupboard is ,9.; Diets Without Hunger Well, yesterday someone at a bridge game 22 30 Kissyfur (CC) crammed full of his staff. Our dresser is covered effective control 11 At the Movies Scheduled New York expressed some fear that my wife’s oxygen tank 26 MOVIE: The Legend of the Lone with junk. He never puts anything away; he just Stories' The burbs' (Tom Hanks) endangered eveyone in the vicinity. The accuser Ranger' When the Cavendish gang sets keeps adding to it. Bv Robert C. PorJc, AA.D., 20' New Zoo Revue out to kidnap Ulysses S Grant, the Lone was very pigheaded and refused to listen to me or I’ve tried straighten up the place, but in two days President American College [A& E] Golden Age of Television Ranger and Tonto ride to the rescue Klin call the fire department for reassurance. [CNN] International Correspondents ton Spilsbury Chnstophof Lloyd Jason it’s a mess again. He “ lost” a shoe once, and it of Obstetricians and Woman’s Robards 198 i Abby, people who suffer from lung disease live [DIS] Mousercise turned up in the clothes hamper. I can’t go on living Gynecologists 38 Wall Street Journal Report very limiting lives. In order for my wife to go [E S P N ] Outdoor Life like this. I am really at the end of my rope. What You may not think of sterilization Health 57 Rod & Reel anywhere, we must load her wheelchair and oxygen [HBO] Encyclopedia Brown: Boy De­ should I do? as a form of birth control but it is 61 Denver, the Last Dinosaur tank into the car and find a place large enough for the most effective way to prevent tective Based on the children's books by the equipment. WIFE OF A SLOB Donald J Sobol Leroy "Encyclopedia' [A & E ] Journey to Adventure pregnancy. It is also a permanent Brown tries to crack the case of the miss­ Please address this problem in your column. wanting more children. When it is [CN N ] Daybreak DEAR WIFE: Since you are at the end of your method, so you need to consider possible, reversing sterilization ing time capsule Stars Scott Brcmner (60 People need to know more about this subject. min.) [D IS ] Good Morning Mickey! rope — and possibly the end of your marriage — you carefully the risks and benefits of in both man and women requires R.J.B. IN LAKELAND, FLA. [TM C ] M OVIE: 'The House on Carroll [ES P N ] Fishing Crooked Creek are addressing your complaints to the wrong sterilization before you decide if extensive surgery and the chan­ Street' Against the backdrop of the [U SA ] Financial Freedom person. Give your husband a choice. He can either it is best for you. ces of becoming pregnant cannot McCarthy era of the 1950s, a magazine DEAR R.J.B.: Gladly. Some ofthe hysteria about 8:10AM 24 Sesam e Street (CC) make an honest effort to correct his slovenly habits, The most common form of be guaranteed. photographer uncovers a plot to smuggle presence of an oxygen tank may be due to the fact Nazi war criminals into the United States. 8:30AM 03 Superman or you are leaving. sterilization for women is a tubal If your family is complete and Kelly McGillis, Jeff Daniels. 1987 Rated that one sees “ NO SMOKING — OXYGEN” signs (T } 40 New Adventures of Winnie the ligation, which most people refer PG posted in hospitals. These signs are there because you want the most effective Pooh (CC) CONFIDENTIAL TO ALL PARENTS: Parents to as “ having your tubes tied .” It there are oxygen outlets in the walls filled with method of birth control, you may 7:00AM CD Dr. Fad 11 Hit Video USA who want to “ train a child in the way he should go” is a fairly simple procedure that concentrated oxygen, and should a fire break out, wish to consider sterilization. CO USA Today Scheduled Is roughhous- C20) Porky Pig should go that way themselves. essentially blocks or ties off both mg good for children? (60 mm.) the oxygen would make the fire burn more quickly. 22: Disney's Adventures of the Linda Kelsey and Doug Sheehan (seated) star as Kate and Brian Harper, a couple fallopian tubes so that the egg and Single, free copies of “ Volun­ CD Funtastic World of Hanna-Barbera Gummi Bears (CC). I checked with my local fire department, and the sperm can no longer meet. who manage a day care center in their home, on NBC's "Day by Day," airing Sun­ chief is in total agreement with your fire chief. Your The fact! about drugs, AIDS, and how to prevent tary Sterilization for Women and Financial Freedom (383 Ask. the Manager unwanted pregnancy are all In Abbv's new, expanded Usually, the operation does not C^) Daffy Duck and Tweety days. Courtney Thorne-Smith (I.), Christopher Daniel Barnes and Julia Louis-Drey- wife’s oxygen equipment is no cause for alarm. A booklet, “ What Every Teen Should Know.” To order, tend Men” (APOll) are available by iS7) Adventures in Scale Modeling: require an overnight stay in the Douglas DC-3 fus co-star. tiny stream of oxygen into your wife’s nose your name and address, plus check or money order for sending a stamped, self- (223 Go for Your Dreams S3.50 to: Door Abbv's Teen Booklet, P.O. Box 447, Mount hospital. Some women decide to addressed, business size enve­ (26) Rin-TIn-Tin (61) Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (CC). endangers no one — even if someone were to be Morris, III. 41054. Postage Is Included. gerald Kennedy, beginning with his family have a tubal ligation performed lope along with the name of the Ring Around the World [A & E ] Profiles Featured George S Pat and Watson escort an heir to an Eastern (5^ Tony Brow n's Journal (R) ton. throne. Basil Rathbone, Nigel Bruce 1945 life as a youth through his nomination by right after they have had a baby, booklet to: The American College fSD AM Boston (R) (6l3 World Wide Wrestling the Democratic Party in 1960, features film [C N N ] Big Story (67' La Plaza while they are still in the hospital. of Obstetricians and Gynecolo­ (40) Kidsongs (R) (In Stereo) [A& E] Travel Magazine footage and readings of his works by [D IS] W uzzles (CC). (61 Addams Family Henry Fonda Narrator Chet Huntley (60 A tubal ligation is usually gists, Resource Center, 409 12th (61) Flintstones [D IS] Mr. Horatio Knibbles Animated. A See allergist for swelling [ES P N ] Sportsman's Challenge [A&E] Miss Marpte: A Murder Is An­ min.) effective immediately, because Street, SW, Washington, DC [A& E] Hideaway After one final 'acquis little girl befriends a 6-foot tall rabbit (An­ the man's sperm can no longer ition, " a thief retires to the English country­ [T M C ] M OVIE: 'The Woman in Red' An nounced Part 3 of 3. thony Sheppard) that can only be seen by [CNN] Science and Technology Week 20084-2188. otherwise happily married San, Francisco believers. (60 min.) reach ^’.woman’s egg. Aside from side, but faces trouble with his family and [DIS] Donald Duck Presents [DIS] Chucklewood Easter Animated DEAR DR. GOTT: For the past couple of months former partners, (60 min.) Part 1 of 6. bureaucrat becomes obsessed with a gor­ [ESPN ] Jimmy Houston Outdoors [ESPN ] Truck and Tractor Pull With Easter just around the corner, two the minor side effects of the geous model and tries desperately to ini­ bear cubs cause trouble when they inno my mother has had problems with swelling of her [CN N ] Daybreak [LIFE] Creative Living With Aleene [LIFE] Mother's Day lips. She says going to an allergist would be a waste operation itself, sterilization does tiate an affair with her. Gene Wilder, Kelly cently borrow nest eggs without the own­ [D IS] Welcome to Pooh Corner LeBrock, Gilda Radner. 1984 Rated PG- [M AX] MOVIE: Like Father Like Son' [TM C] MOVIE: 'The Princess Bride' ers' knowledge. of time. What arguments can we use to convince not affect menstruation or sexual 13. (In Stereo) (CC) A swashbuckling young swordsman [ES P N ] SportsCenter (CC) An experimental serum accidentally [ESPN] Scholastic Sports America activity. Our Language switches a surgeon's personality with that sets out to rescue a kidnapped princess m her? Dr. G ott [LIFE] Self Improvement Guide Sterilization is quite popular 9:00AM [T] Jim Henson's Muppet of his teen-age son. Dudley Moore, Kirk this lighthearted fairy tale from Rob Reiner [LIFE] Attitudes Peter Gott, M.D. [M A X ] M OVIE: La Bamba' (CC) A fact- Babies (CC). Cameron, Sean Astin 1987, Rated PG-13. Cary Elwes, Mandy Patinkin, Chris Saran­ [MAX] MOVIE: 'King Kong' Kong, DEAR READER: Lip swelling is a common because it is 99 percent effective based account of Ritchie Valens' 93 Countdown to Quitting. A Stop (In Stereo) don 1987. Rated PG. (In Stereo) taken to New York as an attraction, be­ (1941-59) rise to musical stardom before manifestation of allergic reactions. Medicines, in preventing pregnancy. Very Smoking Breakthrough [USA] MOVIE: 'The Omegans' While comes enraged when he senses that the Use ilk for “ sort” or “ kind. ' his death in a plane crash. Lou Diamond [U SA] Where There's a Will There's an painting In Malaya, a world-renowned ar­ woman he loves is being mistreated foods, cosmetics and insect stings often cause rarely, however, a pregnancy can Phillips, Esai Morales. Rosana De Soto, Ot) Dick Clark's Golden Greats but do it sparingly. It’s never a A tist discovers that his wife and his guide Charles Grodin, Jessica Lange, Jeff swollen lips. occur after sterilization. In such 1987. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) (IB) Home Shopping Network (3 hrs ) good idea to overwork words of 9:10AM [CNN] Healthweek are lovers and plan to kill him Keith Larsen. Bridges 1976. Rated PG This symptom by itself is of no particular cases, either the tubes grew back [U SA] Feel Beautiful (2^ Bugs Bunny and Friends that ilk. Ingrid Pitt, Lucien Pan. 1968 1 1:30AM (93 Teen W olf (CC). consequence, except that it looks and feels peculiar. together, an error was made in Q } Garfield and Friends (2^ dP) Sm urfs (CC). 9:30AM 93 ^O' Sllmer! And the Real back into the body, leaving a soapy and oily Plaster coats with a pasty 7:30AM Ghostbusters (CC) 10:10AM [CNN] Showbiz Week 93 Superman However, a reaction pronounced enough to cause material, very much like a whitehead. This surgery, or the woman was (20) Kidsongs (R) (In Stereo) (38) M OVIE: 'Pursuit to Algiers' Holmes mixture that hardens as it dries (93 Healthy Diet 1 0:30AM (93 Little Rascals ^ Fat Albert & the Cosby Kids (CC) swollen lips can progress to more serious problems, sebaceous substance is trapped in the skin because pregnant before the procedure In spelling look for last, which is 01) America's Top 10 (93 00) Pup Named Scooby Doo (CC). (^4) Project Universe: An Introduction to such as throat swelling or lung reaction, that make was performed. it is too thick to drain by itself or be squeezed out. what you hope plaster will do. (24) Sesam e Street (CC) (20) Connecticut Auto Show Astronomy breathing difficult. Men, too, can be sterilized with Eventually, a large cyst develops. Bacteria from d7' Say Brother C223 (3bj A LF (CC), ® On Pit Road Therefore, I urge your mother to see an allergist an operation called vasectomy. TV channel guide the skin may work their way through the blocked QUESTION: I’ve been told not d"!) Charles in Charge (CC) Charles real­ (24) Shining Time Station (CC). ^ Career Media Network before she has a more dangerous manifestation of pore-opening into the oily material. When this This procedure is as effective as a Cox UnHad Tale-Madia izes the true gift of friendship when Buddy {5^ W ail Street W eek; Bentsen on the to use loaded words, but what are ...... 2 ...... 3 (38) Three Stooges allergy. The allergist should be able to pinpoint the happens, pressure build up in the cyst and small tubal ligation, and it is a simpler 0) 2 . . . lies near death in a hospital Economy (CC). they? 6 ...... 8 ...... 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[HBO] MOVIE: 'The Last Emperor' (CC) [ESPN ] College Basketball: North At­ lump on my upper middle back. It started to itch, Years ago, doctors used to lance these cysts to Unlike a tubal liption, how­ lantic Conference Championship From emotions and block out reason. m WEDH, Hirtlord .... 7 ...... 24 ...... 24 Nine Oscars, including Best Picture, went [LIFE] What Every Baby Knows seems sweaty and has an unpleasant odor. Is this ever. a vasectomy is not imme­ ...... 26 Niagara Falls, N Y . (2 hrs.) (Live) relieve the pressure and allow the infected material ov WTWS, Now London . . . 26 ...... 42 . to Bernardo Bertolucci's epic recounting of 1 1 :00AM (93 Hey, Vem, It's Ernest! Depending on the subject being 4 ...... 4 ...... 30 just old age? to drain. However, during the healing process, other diately effective because some (U) WVIT, Hartford ...... the life of Pu Yi, the last emperor of China's (CC) 1 2:00PM (93 Out of This World discussed, any word has the 10 38 ...... 19 Ching dynasty John Lone. Joan Chen. sperm remain in the tubes after (M! WSBK, Boston ...... cyst would form. Modern surgeons prefer to remove ...... 4 Q ...... 93 (40) Bugs Bunny & Tweety Show (93 Synchronal Research potential of being called loaded. (4(1 WQQB, Springflatd .. 1987. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) DEAR READER: Without examining you, I the entire cyst: the sebaceous material, the wall of the operation. The doctor usually ...... 35 ...... 25 (CC) (93 Three Stooges Even loaded, for example, can be ISA . . . 17 . . . [LIFE] WomanWatch cannot, of course, diagnose your problem. recommends that the man come A ...... 6 ...... 9 93 Superman 03) G.L.O.W. Wrestling the cyst and the sweat gland. This relatively simple a loaded word if you’re arguing (»t) [USA] Morgan Brittany on Beauty back and be tested after several . . . 23 ...... 15 ...... 11 0 i) Star Search (60 min.) (In Stereo) 1 However, from your description, I suspect that operation can be performed in the office and lABiEI 0 i) Home Shopping Network (3 hrs.) for gun control. . . . 15 ...... 5 ...... 50 10:00AM (93 Pee-woe's Playhouse you have a sebaceous cyst. Sometimes called a wen, virtually cures the problem. Sebaceous cysts are weeks or several ejaculations. |CNN| ...... 41 (20) WWF Superstars of Wrestling ® M O VIE: 'The Oregon Trail' A family IDIS) 36 ...... 47 . (CC) this type of cyst is common and harmless. It arises not a consequence of old age: they affect young Both tubal ligation and vasec­ 10 ...... 7 ...... 49 (2^ Project: Universe: An Introduction pulls up stakes and looks westward for a Do you have a question or (ESPN) ...... 30 (93 Buck Rogers ' to Astronomy better life Rod Taylor. Douglas V Fowley, from a plugged pore, causing the portion beneath tomy should be considered per­ IHBUI 14 ...... 44 . people, too. although they are rare in children. comment about our language? ...... 13 0_l) Soul Train (In Stereo) Andrew Stevens 1975 [LIFE! LIMima . 74 ...... 25 . ^6J Health and Tennis the skin to stretch and swell. In this way. a straight I suggest that you see your family doctor for an manent forms of contraception. If 44 ...... 45 ...... 43' C20) Century 21 Homes for Sale (2!^ Punky Brew ster (CC). you choose sterilization, you Please write to Jeffrey McQuain, (MAX) CInamax 07) Washington W eek in Review (CC). pore becomes goblet-shaped. opinion and, if you have a sebaceous cyst, consider ...... 46 ...... 42 (2?3 (30) The Chipmunks (CC). (^ 4) Here's to Your Health' Sports Inju- In care of the Manchester Herald. |TMC) ...... 40 (61) Matt Houston With time, liquid from the pespiration is absorbed having it surgically removed. should have no doubts about tUSAl . . . 12 ...... 10 . P.O. BOc 591, Manchester 06040. (263 Wrestling: World Class Champion­ [A& E] Age of-Kennedy; The Early Years ship Wrestling The first in a two-part profile of John Fitz Continued... MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Mar. 11, 1989 — 23 2Z — MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Mar. 11, 1989 SNAFU by Bruce Bealtle (1941-59) rise to musical stardom before TV 101 his death in a plane crash. Lou Diamond Phillips. Esai Morales, Rosana De Soto Saturday, Continued Saturday, Continued Jamie (guest 1987. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) star Lisa Trusel) [TM C] MOVIE: 'The House on Carroll and Chuck (Mat­ Street' Against the backdrop of the McCarthy era of the 1950s. a magazine ies A cursed pocket watch allows Its thew LeBlanc) face photographer uncovers a plot to smuggle [A & E ] Shortstories A washed-up ball­ (61J MOVIE: ‘The Chosen' A friendship M OVIE: 'The Sex Symbol' This owner to freeze time and commit heinous some difficult Nazi war criminals into the United States player and an elderly composer strike up a slowly develops between a worldly, assi­ drama tells the story of a fictional movie crimes. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) Kelly McGillis, Jeff Daniels. 1987. Rated friendship in "The Stars and Their milated Jew and the son of a Hassidic choices when she Courses". (60 min.) queen during the 1940s and '50s. Connie @5) MOVIE: -The Hell W ith Heroes' Two unexpectedly PG. rabbi Based on Chaim Potok's novel. Stevens, Shelley Winters, Don Murray. pilots get involved in a black-market ring [CNN] Showbiz Week Robby Benson, Maximilian Schell. Rod becomes pregnant, [USA] Miami Vice Three renegade bik­ Steiger. 1981 1974. that operates between Oran and Paris. Rod ers terrorize South Florida to avenge the [DIS] MOVIE: 'Our Little Girl' (CC) A ^ Black Perspective Taylor. Claudia Cardinale, Harry Guardino. in the conclu­ death of a comrade. (60 min.) young girl attempts to reunite her parents [A&E] Slap Maxwell Story 1968. [38) M O VIE: 'The Italian Job* A criminal sion of the three- by running away. Colorized version. Shir­ [CNN] Capital Gang (2j) Family Ties 7:15PM 8 $ Bill M oyers' World of inherits the plans for a four million dollar part story of "TV ley Temple, Joel McCrea, Rosemary [DIS] MOVIE: 'Here Comes the Groom' Ideas: The Future Is Us Historian Henry Ames. 1935. gold robbery in Italy. Michael Caine, Noel 08) Doily Mixer 101." The series Steele Commager laments the disappear­ A reporter returning from France faces los­ Coward, Rossano Brazzi. 1969. ® MOVIE: 'Mafia Princess' A daughter will air SATUR­ ance of the founding fathers' values. [L IF E ] MacGruder & Loud ing the two orphan children accompanying ® Candlepin Bowling (60 min.) struggles to find her identity In the desper­ [ M A X ] Legends of Rock 'n' Roll Rock n' him unless he marries within five days. DAY, MARCH 11. 7:30PM ® Jeopardy! (CC). Bing Crosby, Jane Wyman, Franchot llS Long Ago & Far Away: The Talking ate world of her fether, a notorious Chi­ roll Hai'-of-Famers James Brown, Ray on CBS. Tone. 1951. Parcel (CC). Part 1 of 2. cago crime boss. Tony Curtis, Susan ® NHL Hockey: New York Rangers at Charles, Bo Diddley, Fats Domino, B 6. Lucci. Kathleen Widdoes. 1986. Washington Capitals (3 hrs.) (Live) King, Jerry Lee Lewis and Little Richard [LIFE] Spenser: For Hire di) MOVIE: 'Scorpio' CIA agent's friend­ perform the songs that made them fa­ ship with his Soviet counterpart arouses 88) Benson CHECK IISTINGS ^ As Schools Match Wits [USA] MOVIE; 'Stitches' Three smart- mous, (60 min.) (In Stereo) the suspicions of his superiors who hire an ® MOVIE: 'Meteor' A massive meteor fO « EXACT TIME OID Superboy Lana is trailed by corrupt alecky medical school students are deter­ assassin to get him. Burt Lancaster, Paul hurtles through space on a collision course police officers after she witnesses an at­ mined to make their dean's life miserable. [TMC] MOVIE: 'Broadcast News' Scofield, Alain Delon. 1973. with Earth. Sean Connery. Natalie Wood, tempted murder. Parker Stevenson, Geoffrey Lewis. Brian James Brooks' acclaimed portrait of the Martin Landau. 1979. Tochi. 1985. [A&E] MOVIE: 'Avantil' A conservative [A&E] Eagle and the Bear behind-the-scenes workings of a televi­ mirez. 1974. businessman falls in love with the slightly [DIS] Palmerstown, U.S.A. 81) Frugal Gourmet (In Stereo) [CNN] Sports Saturday sion network news operation. William 1 1 :30PM CD Entertainment This eccentric daughter of his dead father's [LIFE] Days and Nights of Molly Dodd [ESPN] College Basketball: Atlantic 8S) Fugitive Hurt. Holly Hunter, Albert Brooks. 1987. W eek Singer Smokey Robinson. (60 min.) mistress. Jack Lemmon, Juliet Mills. (CC). Coast Conference Semifinal From At­ 8:00PM ® Dolphin Cove (CC) Mi­ Rated R. (In Stereo) (In Stereo) "‘We’re sinking’ stop ‘The cabin’s tilting’ stop 1972. lanta. (2 hrs.) (Live) @3 Friday the 13th: The Series A wax chael's visiting in-laws want to take David likeness of a famous ax murderer comes to and Katie back to the States. (60 min.) (In 9:30PM 8D M Empty Nest (CC) CD Star Search (60 min.) Til never get these water stains out' stop..." [CNN] Newsday 2:10PM [CNN] Healthweek [LIFE] MOVIE: 'The Girl, the Gold life and goes on a killing rampage. (60 Stereo) When a surgeon proposes to Barbara, ev­ ® Freddy's.Nightmares: A Nightmare @ Julia Child and More Watch and Everything' The nephew of a [DIS] Zorro 2:24PM min.) (R) (In Stereo) CB) (40j) Mission; Impossible (CC) In Aus­ eryone's ecstatic - except Carol. (R) (In on Elm Street After Freddy Krueger is ac­ Company: Picnic (R) millionaire is left a gold watch as his inherit­ Stereo) quitted of murder, the victims' parents [LIFE] Foley Square ance. Robert Hays, Pam Dawber. 1980. ®iD Star Trek tralia. the IMF uses the occult to snare an 2:30PM CD 88) PBA Bowling: Bud- arms merchant. (60 min.) (R) (in Stereo) (57) Sing Out America! W ith Judy Collins seek revenge. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) [TMC] MOVIE: 'Broadcast News' [U S A ] Bustin' Loose Mimi, Sonny and [A&E] Edge and Beyond weiser Open (CC) From North Olmstead, From San Francisco's Davies Symphony (11) MOVIE: 'Hitler's Gold' An American James Brooks' acclaimed portrait of the the kids help a homeless man. (R) (In (11) MOVIE: 'Fam e' Talented teen-agers ON TH E FASTRACK by Bill Holbrook Ohio. (90 min.) (Live) [CNN] Newswatch Hall, Judy Collins leads a community sing- businessman, a jewel thief and an ex- behind-the-scenes workings of a televi­ Stereo) at New York's High School for the Per­ sion network news operation. William (S) College Basketball: Notre Dame [D IS ] Here's Boomer Part 1 of 2 forming Arts learn about life. Irene Cara, along of 3 ,000 voices, including Bobby German army officer plot to recover gold Hurt, Holly Hunter, Albert Brooks. 1987. at DePaul (2 hrs.) (Live) 4:10PM [CNN] Sports Close-up [ESPN] College Basketball: Big West Barry Miller, Ann Meara. 1980. McFerrin, the Weavers' Ronnie Gilbert, bullion hidden in East Berlin. Telly Savalas, Rated R. (In Stereo) Tournament Championship Game (2 former Kingston Trio members John Ste­ James Mason. Robert Culp. 1975, HURi&eRY IS FifJiSHER I We TMS pMWLf. 60 WH«T15 [CNN] Style With Elsa Klensch 4:30PM ® V S lic e r dD NHL Hockey: Hartford Whalers at wart and Nick Reynolds. (90 min.) (In [U S A ] Dance Party USA (60 min.) hrs.) (Live) Montreal Canadiens (2 hrs., 30 min.) I Mama's Family ACT.'ACT' MFVEWE'VE DEAIAUEDOESifi-HPO A O lA P J ? iI 'TuETrtE noiilT V/H)-Tttlklld IOCON6 Ia^ITH [LIFE] Goodnight, Beantown ^ MOVIE: 'The Psychic' A young Stereo) A 9UtC£ [HBO] MOVIE: Overboard' (CC) An (Live) ® Saturday Night's Main Event (90 fbd OUft Lim E I 1 2:30PM QD She s the Sheriff [M A X ] M O VIE: 'Hatari!' Professional woman can see into the future and is horri­ [CNN] This Week in Japan amnesiac millionairess is duped into be­ MOVIE: 'The Hunchback of Notre min.) (In Stereo) d3 Career Media Network hunters in East Africa make their living by fied when she sees the circumstances sur­ To HEP FuU. FzrteMtiAU? lieving that she's married to a beer- Dame' Based on Victor Hugo's classic 1 ® West 57th (CC) (60 capturing wild animals for zoos. John rounding her own death. Jennifer O’Neill, 0:00PM (® Racing From Platnsfield ;22) Completely Mental Misadventures guzzling carpenter. Goldie Hawn, Kurt Rus­ novel about a deformed bell-ringer's hope­ min.) (In Stereo) Wayne, Elsa Martinelli, Hardy Kruger. Marc Porel, Gianni Garco. 1979. ® Public People/Private Uves (R) of Ed Grim ley (CC). sell, Edward Herrmann 1987 Rated PG. less love for a beautiful gypsy. Charles 1962 d D Frugal Gourmet (In Stereo) (In Stereo) (19 INN News (2^ Here's to Your Health Laughton, Maureen O'Hara, Cedric Hard- _ MOVIE: 'The Goldwyn Follies' A [TM C ] Short Film Showcase dD Billy Parker's Basketball Show [L IF E ] M OVIE: Skate!' The pressures of wicke. 1939. (Colorized Version) I Monsters young girl falls in love with a hamburger [3® W h at About W om en professional competition take their toll on Hunter A murder case causes fric­ slinger. Adolph Menjou. Kenny Baker, 0 5 m o v i e : 'A Gun in the ® PGA Golf: Nestle Invitational Third (2D ( ^ 2 2 7 (CC) Lester hides his famous tdf) Shining Tim e Station (CC). 3:00PM Vera Zorina. 1938. House' A woman shoots and kills an intru­ round, from Orlando, Fla. (90 min.) (Live) a 15-year-old figure skater. Christianne houseguest's (Marvin Hagler) identity to tion between Hunter and McCall's lover Hiri, Colm Feore, Rosemary Dunsmore (Dack Rambo). (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) [CNN] Evans & Novak der and is prosecuted by a district attorney (|D Bosom Buddies protect their business deal. (R) (In Stereo) [A&E] Variety Tonight Featured; Pudgy; 1987. ) Combat) singers Richardson and Small. (In Stereo) [DIS] Best of Ozzie and Harriet bent on making her an example Sally d7) Wonderworks: Anne of Green Ga­ (2D Simon and Garfunkel: The Concert Struthers, David Ackroyd, Dick Anthony [HBO] JFK: In His Own Words (CC) A bles (CC). Part 1 of 2. (R) [U S A ] Diamonds A distillery owner's in Central Park Paul Simon and Art Gar- I MOVIE: 'Deathtrap' A noted Broad­ [CNN] Sports Tonight Williams. 1981 funkel's first joint concert since 1970, video portrait of John F. Kennedy, featur­ [C N N ] Big Story son IS kidnapped just as the company is way playwright is so desperate for a box [TMC] MOVIE: 'The Retaliator' Brain ing news footage, private home movies (iD Home Shopping Netw ork (60 min.) about to be taken over (60 min.) taped during a 1981 Central Park perform­ office hit that he resorts to murder. Michael surgery turns a Middle Eastern terrorist and tapes of his voice from the Kennedy [USA] Double Trouble ance, includes "Mrs Robinson" and Caine, Christopher Reeve, Dyan Cannon. into an efficient killing machine. Robert [A & E ] A W om an Called Golda Golda 6:30PM CBS New s (CC) Library. (60 min.) (In Stereo) Meir (Ingrid Bergman) leaves her career as 5:00PM ® A-Team "Bridge Over Troubled W aters". (2 hrs.. 1982. Ginty, Sandahl Bergman. 1987. Rated R. ® S iskel& Ebert Scheduled: "Jacknife" 30 min.) (!n Stereo) WINTHROP by Dick Cavalll [LIFE] Easy Street a American schoolteacher to become ac­ Q,l) Tw ilight Zone (CC) An elderly woman (48) M urphy's Law (CC) Murphy fights for 12:00AM (lD Home Shopping Net­ tive in the political affairs of Israel. Leonard (Robert Do Niro), "The Adventures of (2D Ham m er House of Horror visitation rights with his daughter; Kimi NCAA Basketball Pre- (Janet Leigh), obsessed with dying, en­ work (3 hrs.) 1:00PM CD Nimoy and Ned Beatty co-star. (60 min.) Baron Munchausen". "Skin Deep" (John participates in a wedding ceremony to help Tournament Special: Part I (Live) counters the messenger of Death. (In Ritter). (3D M OVIE: 'California Suite' Vignettes } G.L.O.W. Wrestling Part 1 of 4. Stereo) of several couples spending the weekend trap a murderous bigamist. (60 min.) (In ' 'itX IR DAILV HOROSCOPE: MOVIE: 'Snatched' The wives of [CNN] On the Menu (iD Starting From Scratch Discovering in a resort hotel create a senes of comedy Stereo) ® MOVIE: 'Shoalin Handlock' Two IF YOU W ERE BORN ON three wealthy executives are kidnapped (18) Free Government Cash Robbie's blood typo leads James to sus­ sketches about human nature Maggie 8 9 HardcastIa and McCormick young Kung fu masters face one another with three million dollars ransom de­ [DIS] Born Free T H I S c a t e ... dJ) The Saint pect that he may not be Robbie's father. (R) Smith. Alan Alda, Richard Pryor. 1978 when one takes sides with a powerful cri­ manded Howard Duff, Leslie Nielsen, [A & E ] A W om an Called Golda Golda [LIFE] Spenser: For Hire d D Starting From Scratch Discovering (18) Food Saver minal. David Chiang, Chen Hui-Min. 1981. Sheree North 1972 (6i) Reporters Scheduled; chiropractor Meir (Ingrid Bergman) leaves her career as [TMC] MOVIE: 'Nighthawks' A New Robbie's blood type leads James to sus­ L3a NBC News Carl Ferreri's controversial methods which an American schoolteacher to become ac­ [A&E] Living Dangerously John Danver d D Preseason Baseball: Montreal Expos York City cop is pitted against a European pect that he may not be Robbie's father (R) he is employing to alleviate learning disa­ tive in the political affairs of Israel. Leonard is host for this look at the 1984 Mount vs. N ew York M ets (2 hrs., 30 mm.) (Live) terrorist looking for publicity through (2D Bill Moyers' World of Ideas: Ethics: Everest Expedition, the first successful (4D Great Escape St. Louis; Cancun, Mex­ For W im ps Only? Ethicist Michael Jo- bilities. (60 min.) (In Stereo) Nimoy and Ned Beatty co-star. (60 min.) 11J W ar of the Worlds The aliens scour bloodshed. Sylvester Stallone, Bifly Dee trek by Americans up the North Wall. (60 ico; Edinburgh, Scotland. sephson explores how the rules of Ameri­ [A & E ] Living Dangerously John Danver Part 2 of 4. the Army base searching for a list that Williams, Rutger Hauer. 1981. Rated R. min.) [A&E] Hollywood: The Golden Years can life are determined by the moneychan­ IS host for this look at the 1984 Mount [CNN] Headline News would lead them to the burial sites of [USA] Hollywood Insider The chaotic operation of RKO under the gers on Wall Street. Everest Expedition, the first successful [CNN] Newsnight 10,OCX) dormant brethren. (60 min.) (R) (In [DIS] The Boy Who Loved Trolls A 12- direction of Howard Hughes, and the even­ trek by Americans up the North Wall. (60 [ESPN] College Basketball: Big Sky Stereo) 3:06PM (173 Julla child and More [4D ABC New s (CC). year-old boy tries to keep childhood Company: Rack of Lamb for a Very Spe­ tual sale of The company to Lucille Bail. (60 mm.) dreams intact by running away to search Conference Championship Joined in (22) W W F Superstars of Wrestling min.) [A&E]^Heroes; Made in the U S A. A Progress (60 min.) (Live) cial Occasion (R) rodoo competitor with career-related inju­ [CNN] PrimeNews for trolls. Stars Susan Anton, Sam Waler- (24) MOVIE: 'Mister Roberts' The misad­ [CNN] Newswatch ries and personal tragedies; actress Sally [ESPN] College Basketball: Midwest­ ston. Matt Dill. (60 min.) [L IF E ] Leg W ork ventures of a U.S. Navy cargo ship during 3:15PM [HBO] MOVIE: The Prin­ [HBO] Sports Illustrated: The Making Struthers and her "Adopl-a-kid " program, ern Conference Championship From [ESPN] College Basketball: Western [M A X ] MOVIE: 'World Gone Wild' (CC) World W ar II are led by its 2nd Officer, cess Bride' (CC) A swashbuckling young of the S w im suit Issue (CC) A behind- a physician who works in El Salvador. Dayton, Ohio. (2 hrs ) (Live) Athletic Conference Championship A religious fanatic leads his shock troops who longs for combat. Henry Fonda, swordsman sets out to rescue a kid­ the-scenes look at the making of the From Salt Lake City, Utah. (2 hrs.) (Live) against peaceful settlers on the post- James Cagney, Jack Lemmon. 1955. napped princess in this lighthearted fairy [CNN] Pinnacle [HBO] MOVIE: 'Moonstruck' (CC) Nor tale from Rob Reiner Cary Elwes, Mandy Sports illustrated 25th Anniversary Swim­ apocalyptic frontier. Bruce Dern. Catherine [D IS ] Sidekicks Ernig and his friend try to man Jewison's Oscar-winning tale of a w i­ [HBO] MOVIE; 'Wall Street' (CC) An [3^ Government Grants Patinkin. Chris Sarandon. 1987. Rated PG. suit Issue (60 min.) Mary Stewart, Michael Pare. 1988. Rated nail a kidnapper and wind up getting ar­ dowed Brooklyn bookkeeper who falls in ambitious young stockbroker skyrockets &PJ Let's Go Bowling (60 mm.) R. (In Stereo) [M AX] MOVIE: Any Which Way You rested love with her fiance's brother. Cher, Nico­ to success under the tutelage of a ruthless Can' Bareknuckle fighter Philo Beddoe las Cage, Olympia Dukakis. 1987. Rated corporate raider. Michael Douglas, Charlie Frugal Gourmet (R) (In Stereo) 3:30PM CD NCAA Basketball Pre 12:15AM [HBO] One Night Stand agrees to one final match before settling ® Lifestyles of the Rich and PG. (In Stereo) Sheen, Daryl Hannah. 1987. Rated R. (In [CNN] Newsday Tournament Special: Part II (Live) 7:00PM (CC) Today's )iottest stand-up comics in down with his girl and pet orangutan. Clint Famous Actress Brigitte Nielson, TV prod­ [LIFE] Cagney & Lacey Stereo) performance. Former meat wrapper and [DIS] Boone S ) Kinor's Komar Eastwood. Sondra Locke, Ruth Gordon ucer Aaron Spelling; Mr. T. (60 min ) (RJ singing waitress Judy Tenuta brings her [USA] MOVIE: 'Girls Nite Out' A soror­ [LIFE] Days and Nights of Molly Dodd [LIFE] Cagney & Lacey Pan 2. [CNN] Your Money 1980 Rated PG. (In Stereo) accordian and world views to the stage. (In ® 8?) Wheel of Fortune (CC) ity scavenger hunt is disrupted by a knife- (CC). [USA] MOVIE: 'Mausoleum' A [USA] Cover Story [TMC] MOVIE; 'Compromising Posi­ ® It's a Living wielding maniac. Julie Montgomery. [ M A X ] M O VIE; '1 0 ' Caught in a mid-life Stereo) tions' (CC) A Long Island housewife re­ centuries-old family curse afflicts a 30- James Carroll. Hal Holbrook. 1982. crisis, a man pursues his dream girl. Dudley ® Love Boat 3:45PM Matlelelne Cooks sumes her reporting career when she in­ (jjD (fii) Star Trek: The Next Generation 1 2:30AM year-old woman, as the demon that pos­ (CC| Data poses as Sherlock Holmes to Moore, Julie Andrews, Bo Derek. 1979. sesses her Stans a killing spree that only a vestigates the murder of her womanizing 8:30PM ® ® Am en (CC) Thefma ® Synchronal Research 3:48PM dD Julia Child and More decipher a puzzle that threatens Dr. Pulas­ Rated R. psychiatrist friend can end. Bobbie Bresee, dentist. Susan Sarandon, Raul Julia. Judith asks tfie Reverend if marriage is in tfieir ® Crimes of the Century Company: Summer Dinner (R) ki's life. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) [U S A ] Hitchhiker A movie director (Peter Marjoe Conner. 1983. Ivey. 1985. Rated R. future. (R) (In Stereo) Coyote) becomes the target of his leading (S) Hersey's Hollywood 4:00PM d ] College Basketball: Big [USA] Throb Meredith and Sandy appear f18) Go for Your Dreams 1:15PM [M A X] MOVIE: 'Jungle Jim' lady's revenge. 89) Friday the 13th: The Series A cursed East Semifinal Game Tw o (2 hrs.) (Live) on a talk show to offer dating tips. Guest: Friday the 13th: The Series A cursed Africa's greatest adventurer leads a fem­ 9:00PM ® TV 101 (CC) Jamie )ias pocket watch allows its owner to freeze (D MOVIE: 'The Goodbye Girl' A head­ Phoebe Snow. pocket watch allows its owner to freeze second thoug)tts about marrying Chuck 1 ® New s ale scientist on a dangerous search for a 0:30PM time and commit heinous crimes. (60 min.) strong actor and an ex-dancer become un­ time and commit heinous crimes (60 min.) when she considers the emotionaf and rare potion Johnny Weissmuller, Virginia Frugal Gourmet (In Stereo) (T9 Monsters (R) (In Stereo) likely roommates. Marsha Mason, Richard 5:1 5PM (2D (R) (In Stereo) economic stress it could bring into their Grey, George Reeves. 1948 (il) W halers W rap-U p (Live) Dreyfuss, Quinn Cummings. 1977. 5:30PM ® T and T (CC) Aunt Mar­ 8]l) fioe Haw lives. (60 min.) (In Stereo) [CNN] Evans & Novak 1:30PM d ] College Basketball: Big 89) Twilight Zona dD Knight Rider tha's swindled out of her life savings. (R) (38) Benny Hill ® Unauthorized Biography: Richard M. 1 2:50AM [H B O ] m o v i e ; 'Dead So­ East Semifinal Game One (2 hrs.) (Live) (In Stereo) Nixon Barbara Howar profiles former Pres­ 8 $ Jam es Taylor in Concert James Tay­ lid Perfect' (CC) Dan Jenkins' novel in­ CII) Feel Beautiful (M l W ar of the Worlds The aliens scour @8) MOVIE: 'Moses the Lawgiver' The ident Richard M. Nixon. Interviews include: lor sings old favorites and new material in spired this account of a golf pro's attempts (3j) Tova: Your Passion for Beauty the Army base searching for a list that life of the biblical leader who brought the 88) M O VIE: "Til Death Do Us Part' A columnist Jack Anderson; Ben Bradlee this concert taped in December 1987 dur­ to improve his game and his marriage in newlywed couple find themselves in the (38) M unsters Today Grandpa wants to would lead them to the burial sites of Hebrews out of slavery in Egypt and took (Washington Post); former Nixon aides ing two performances at Boston's Colonial time for the U.S. Open. Randy Quaid. Kath­ presence of a spirit belonging to a woman enter the "Houdini Open Classic, " but Lily 10,000 dormant brethren. (60 min.) (R) (In them to the borders of the Promised Land. John Doan and John Ehrlichman; former Theatre. (90 min.) (In Stereo) ryn Harrold. 1988. (In Stereo) who died 2 00 years ago. Simon Andrew, and Herman aren't thrilled with the idea. Stereo) Bun Lancaster, Anthony Quayle. 1976 Kennedy aide Theodore Sorenson. (2 hrs.) [LIFE] Goodnight. Beantown Maribel Martin. 1969. flO) Fight BackI With David Horowitz (4Q) Wonderful World of Disney: White ® Triple Threat ) ) Golden Girls (CC) Sophia's room­ 86) Spectacular World of Guinness Re­ Wilderness 82 88 [USA] Alfred Hitchcock Presents [CNN] Newsmaker Saturday mates are unaware of her active daytime [CNN] Newsmaker Saturday cords Entertainer Bob Hope (Part 1 of 2); a [DIS] My Friend Flicka (M Wonderworks: Anne of Green Ga­ life. |R) (In Stereo) 11 ;00PM ffi HD ® ® ® News [ESPN] College Basketball: Atlantic tap dancing record. bles (CC). Part 2 of 2. (R) Coast Conference Semifinal From At­ [USA] My Sister Sam Sam becomes (2S) Hammer House of Horror ® Barney Miller Hersey's Hollywood [A & E ] Chronicle A look at Tufts Veteri­ lanta. (2 hrs., 30 min.) (Live) concerned when Patti goes on a starvation 83) M an Called Haw k (CC) A teen-age (S ) Tales From the Darkside An aspiring (40) W W F Wrestling diet. nary School. screenwriter, discouraged by his inability [H B O ] M O VIE: '1 8 Again' JCC) An inno­ girl's life is in danger after she witnesses i6D M O VIE: 'M axie' A prim and proper [CNN] Capital Gang to sell a script, hopes a pact with the devil cent binhday wish brings unforseen prob­ 6:00PM ® d) 82) C30J (40) News the apparently random shooting of her un­ lems when a wealthy 81 -year-old switches secretary becomes inhabited by the spirit [DIS] MOVIE: ‘Amazing Grace and cle and brother. (60 min.) (In Stereo) will bring him luck. of a wild 1920's flapper. Glenn Close, f ® A-Toam bodies with his teenage grandson. Chuck' A Little League baseball player ini­ 8 9 Cops The personal and professional (3D You Can Be Successful Mandy Patinkin, Ruth Gordon. 1985 (li) Charles in Charge (CC) Sarah joins an George Burns. Charlie Schlatter, Tony Rob- tiates an unusual anti-nuclear protest by lives of real officers and deputies of the (JD lt‘s a Living ens 1986 Rated PG. [A&E] Globe TV: A Ticket to the World anti-nuclear protest outside her Navy lath­ quitting his favorite sport. Joshua Zuehika, Broward County Sheriff's Departmeni in er's ship (R) (S) Various Programming [DIS] MOVIE: 'Mustang' The American Alex English, Jamie Lee Curtis, 1987 Southern Florida. (60 min.) (R| (In Stereo) 1:45PM Frugal Gourmet (R) (In Rated PG Southwest is the setting (or this chronicle (ig) Anushka: Cellulite Free (g ) Snaak Previews Hosts Jeffrey Lyons Stereo) and Michael Medved look at what's new at of a wild mustang's struggle (or survival. (8D W ar of the Worlds (60 min ) (In [MAX] MOVIE: 'La Bamba' (CC) A fact- 2:00PM Friday the']3lh! 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Obviously all he need do to ♦ A J 10 9 make his contract is guess which de­ ♦ K J fender holds the heart queen. But ♦ QS3 should it really be a guess? Well, yes, H i .. Vulnerable: Both but only if declarer plays trumps im­ ■s/il Dealer: West mediately. Instead he should remem­ CONTV ber what cards have been played by \ THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME !• by Henri Arnold and Bob Lae West North East Sooth West and East, neither of whom was Pass Pass Pass t V able to open the bidding. West has the Unscramole these four Jumbles, What seems Nothing — that's BLONDIE by Dean Young A Stan Drake Pass 2 4 Pass Pass A-K of spades, and Elast has the A-K of TH E BORN LOSER by Art Sanaom one letter to each square, to form to be lbs the problem Pass (our ordinary words. matter? clubs. And one of them holds the ace of n I'M N O T a g a i n s t I'M JUST UX3KINS YOU DIDN'T FINISH OH, I KNOW THAT diamonds. It's a very good bet that the \ A N Y TH IN G , Y E T FOR A SPONSOR ^ Opening lead: 4 K Y O U R SIGN / defender with the diamond ace won't w h y P IP ROWEB have the heart queen or he would have eeSOMPHBITZ ■ opened the bidding. So, before attack­ y — By James Jacoby *4?yi!SxiS2j **"***■ "^ ing trumps, declarer should play the tio^eezBo?^ diamond king to find out who has the BEPOR It is usually right to take out the de­ ace. fenders' trumps before they can be With this approach, declarer will used to ruff your side-suit winners. find that West started with A-K of But there are times when you first spades and the diamond ace, so will want to force out a side-suit ace, par­ play East for the trump queen and ticularly when its location will give OPIATE THE HTPOCHONPRIAC make his contract. CHANSEC? POCTON6 _ c WHEN HE 5TAFTEI? TO 00 THIS. 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fact-based account of the ill-fated romance S® Alice 5® MOVIE: ‘The Molly Maguires' In G® Where There's a Wilt There's an A 1870s Pennsylvania, an undercover detec­ between Sid Vicious of The Sex Pistols PEOPLE'S d® Freddy's Nightmares: A Nightmare Sunday, March 12 Let's Go Bowling tive joins rebellious coat m iners seeking to and Amdl’ican expatriate Nancy Spungen on Elm S tre e t A fter Freddy Krueger is ac­ CHOICE f6t) MOVIE: 'A Summer Place' Young Sunday, Continued improve working conditions. Richard Har­ in the late 1970s. Gary Oldman. Chloe quitted of murder, the victims' parents love and an old romance threaten to des ris, Sean Connery, Samantha Eggar. 1970. W ebb, Drew Schofield. 1986, Rated R. (In AWARDS seek revenge. (60 min.) troy two families during a summer holiday. US All Creatures Great and Small II Stereo) d® MOVIE: 'Rambo: First Blood Part Spread a Little Sunshine Barkley visrt Japan, learning about Ja­ Richard Egan, Sandra Doe, Troy Donahue [USA] Cover Story 6:00AM (Michael Landon 1959 Hated PG. (In Stereo) 83) 21 Jum p Street The squad goes un­ ir (CC) Former-Green Beret John Rambo dD Sustaining panese food, customs and language (70 will host "The 15th 5:30PM 3D Road to the Final Four: dercover on a college campus to nab the returns to the jungles of Vietnam in search 1 1 :2 5 P M (2® The Everiy Brothers min.) (In Stereo) [CNN] Newsday [LIFE] Physicians' Journal Update NCAA Basketball Tournament Pairings tlU INN Magazine Annual People's fraternity brothers who took part in a gang of American prisoners of war. Sylvester R eunion C o n c e rt Phi! and Don Everiy reu­ [A8iE] Journey to Adventure [DIS] An Olympic Dream: The Follow- [TM C] MOVIE: 'Black Widow' (CC) A The draw of the 64 teems chosen (or the rape. (60 min.) (R| (In Stereo) Stallone, Richard Crenna. Charles Napier. nite for the first time in ten years, perform ­ !18) Bravo! Choice Awards" upcoming tournement, from Kenses City, [CNN] Daybreak Up Bud Greenspan visits Olympic hopefuls complex series of seductions and murders [A&E] A Walk Through the 20th Cen­ 1985. (R) (In Stereo) ing such hits as "Bye Bye Love,” "Wake (20] Insight / Out profiled in ‘'Olympic Dream” prior to the puts a Justice Department investigator on Mo. (Live) Up Little Susie " and "All I Have To Do Is from the Walt tury with Bill Moyers: Postwar Hopes, d® Let's Rock TonightI Concert A cele­ [DIS] Good Morning MIckeyl Seoul Summer Games. Includes 16-year- the trail of a mysterious woman. Debra OS Free Government Cash Dream” from the Royal Albert Hall in Lon­ (61) N e w Life Disney Studios in C o ld W a r Fears (60 min.) bration of Fifties and Sixties rock 'n' roll at t|^ SPN ] M a g ic Y ears in S p o rts A look at old swimmer Janet Evans, winner of three Winger, Theresa Russell. Sami Frey. don. Burbank. Calif., (§1) Ch a rle s in C harg e (CC) Sarah joins an [C N N ] N e w sw a tch Los Angeles' Coconut Grove, featuring [DIS] You and Me. Kid the year 1976 with a feature on Pittsburgh gold medals. (90 min.) 1987. Rated R. anti-nucieer protest outside her Navy fath­ performances by E. King, the Contours 1 1 :3 0 P M ® Magnum, P.l. [HBO] MOVIE: 'Rad' (CC) Despite his Steelers wide receiver Lynn Swann. (R) airing S U I N D A Y . [DIS] MOVIE: 'Thunder in the City' A [LIFE] Internal Medicine Update 3:30PM CE) starting From Scratch er's ship. (R) and the Rivingtons. Host; Fabian. (2 hrs., upcoming entrance exams, a college- M A R C H 1 2 . on big-time American promoter arrives in C £ Unauthorized Biography: Richard M. [HBO] Adventures of Tom Sawyer Ani­ [M AX] Crazy About the Movies (CC) A Discovering Robbie's blood type leads [A & E] Battle Una 25 min.) (in Stereo) bound teen-ager can't resist the lure of London laden with gimmicks and bright Nixon Barbara Howar profiles former Pres­ mated series based on Mark Twain's CBS. Jam es to suspect that he may not be Rob­ competitive BMX bike racing Bill Allen profile of Grace Kelly's film career and mar­ [CNN] Newsmaker Sunday advertising ideas. Edward G. Robinson. Ni­ d® It's Garry Shandling's Show Garry ident Richard M. Nixon. Interviews include: work. First up: Tom and Huck Finn go on a riage to Prince Rainier of Monaco, featuring bie's father. (R) resolves a feud with his neighbor when Lon Laughlin.Talia Shire, 1986 Rated PG.’ pig hunt in the w oods. gel Bruce, Ralph Richardson. 1937. columnist Jack Anderson; ^ n Bradlee interviews with her sister; James Stewart; [DIS] Chip 'N' Dale's Rescue Rangers they visit Shandlingland. (In Stereo) (In Stereo) CHECK 1IS1INGS CB Kiner's Komer (CC). [E S P N ] College Basketball: South­ (Washington Post); former Nixon aides [USA] Cartoons Alec Guiness; and Louis Jourdan. (60 min.j FOR EXACT TIME dl) MOVIE: 'The Prince of Central Park' western Athletic Conference Tourna­ [A&E] M iss Marple: The Moving Finger John Dean and John Ehrlichman; former [L IF E ] It Is W rin e n [LIFE] Orthopaedic Surgery Update 8.30AM (X) World Tomorrow [USA] Street Hawk A 12-year-old Robinson Crusoe, driven m en t From Baton Rouge, La. (2 hrs.) (Live) Miss Marple investigates after several resi­ Kennedy aide Theodore Sorenson. (2 hrs.) [M A X ] Displaced Person (CC) Based on from the emotional pain of a foster home, [USA] Alfred Hitchcock Presents dents of a quiet village, including a sup­ d D B aretta Kurt Vcnnegut's short story about a 6- QD Choices We Face 1 :05PM [TMC] MOVIE: 'Satisfac­ [LIFE] Cardiology Update builds an oasis for himself and his younger posed suicide victim, receive poison-pen year-old black orphan in Germany at the @ Porky Pig tion' Working class teen-agers hope to 5:45PM [HBO] MOVIE: 'Innerspace' G® Honeymooners Part 2 of 2. sister. Ruth Gordon, T. J. Hargrave, Lisa Ri­ [U S A ] Miami Vice A neurotic actor- letters. (60 min.) Part 1 of 2. make their garage band a rock 'n' roll suc­ (CC) A miniaturized Air Force pilot is mis­ end of W orld W ar II who befriends a black @6) Morgan Brittany on Beauty chard. 1977. writer swipes a drug dealer's wallet. (60 G9 Save the Children Dr. Zulte Nak- American soldier, hoping the man is his cess story. Justine Bateman, Liam Nee­ takenly injected into the bloodstream of a min.) [CNN] Week in Review hooda. Director of India for Save the (3§) Robert Schuller father. (60 min.) son, Deborah Harry. 1988. Rated PG-13. 3:58PM d® Leo Buscaglia: Politics of timid supermarket employee. Dennis [DIS] Unforgettabie Nat "King" Cole A Children-Canada, talks about her organiza­ hies, the Sequel (CC). Part 1 of 2. (R) (In Stereo) Quaid, Martin Short. Meg Ryan. 1987. (In 7:30PM 0® Food Saver ^ M C ] MOVIE; 'Matt Helm' Private eye (S) One Day at a Time Part 1 of 2. [ESPN] Gameday Love profile of the late singer-jazz pianist, featur- tion's goals. (dD Fam e Stereo) [CNN] Sports Sunday Barry Moroz re­ ing archive materia), home movies and in­ Helm becomes tangles gun runners while [A & E ] Twentieth Century The Nazi inva­ [LIFE] Obstetrics/Gynecology Update 1:30PM (3® American Skier 4:00PM CB Public People/Private (2® New Ufe protecting a glamorous movie star. Tony sion of Sicily is profiled. Host: Walter [A&E] Travel Magazine 6:00PM 3D C B S N e w s (CC). caps the weekend of the world of sports. terviews with family and friends. Narrator: [TM C] MOVIE: 'The Golden Child' (CC) (4® W ild Kingdom Lives (R) Harry Belafonto. (60 min.) ^ ^ George Michael's Sports Mach­ 19^75*°^^' Macnee, Ann Turkel. Cronkite. [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Point' Animated. A [LIFE] Milestones in Medicine A social worker who specializes in missing [CNN] Moneyweek CB Black Sheep Squadron 3D @ ® 8® News ine [CNN] Evans & Novak round-headed boy bom into a pointed so­ children is recruited to save a mystical Ti­ [ESPN] College Baseball: Florida at (S) MOVIE: 'Night of the Creeps' A fra­ 3D A-Taam 8:00PM 3D Murder. She Wrote (CC) Louisiana S ta te (2 hrs.) (Live) (P Rat Patrol 6 :1 0 A M [CNN] Healthweek ciety is banished to a pointless forest. Mu­ betan child being held hostage by evil [LIFE] Orthopaedic Surgery Update A former sorority sister (Dinah Shore) asks [D IS ] W u z z le s (CC). ternity prank turns ugly when alien life- 03) Natiortal Geographic on Assignm ent ® Massachusetts Council of Rabbis sic by Harry Nilsson. 1971. forces. Eddie Murphy, Charles Dance, Jessica's help in clearing the name of a [LIFE] Cardiology Update 6r30AIVI dD Vista [ESPN] Inside the PGA Tour 2:00PM CB Bamaby Jones forms are accidentally unleashed on cam­ Featured: the behavior of several ant spe­ [ESPN] Sportraits: Jim McMahon and Charlotte Lewis. 1986. Rated PG-13 (In respected college professor (E G. Mar­ [TM C] MOVIE: 'The Golden Child' (CC) G® Matter of Life and Death The con­ Tenspeed and Brown Shoe pus, turning students into zombies. Jason cies; the acrobatic stunts of water skiers, dD Hispanic Horizons [HBO] Best of Encyclopedia (CC) The Eric Heiden (R) Stereo) CO ) shall) who has confessed to murder. (60 troversial Florida murder trial of W. Lively, Steve Marshall. Jill Whitlow. 1986. kayakers, snow skiers and rock climbers; A social worker who specializes in missing best of the ’’Encyclopedia" series, which §® America's Search for Missing Child­ min.) (In Stereo) Thomas Zeigler, convicted of killing four Ql) Christopher Closeup [LIFE] Family Practice Update [USA] She-Ra: Princess of Power Navajo sand paintings. (60 min.) children is recruited to save a mystical Ti­ conveys information through songs, co­ ren Case histories of missing children are Q® Tova: Your Passion for Beauty people including his wife and her parents, Q® d® Government Grants CD Billy Graham Crusade (60 min.) betan child being held hostage by evil medy and state-of-the art visuals. (60 [TM C] MOVIE: 'The Pick-Up Artist' An 1 1 :4 5 A M 63) Frugal Gourmet (In reviewed through interviews, photos and d® T and T (CC) Aunt M artha's swindled Q® V S lice r forces. Eddie Murphy, Charles Dance, is examined by investigative reporters Ike Stereo) GD War of the Worlds Harrison calls a d® Ring Around the World min.) (In Stereo) attractive museum tour guide proves to be dramatic re-enactments, with experts out of her life savings. (R) (In Stereo) (2® MOVIE: 'Legend' A demon threatens Charlotte Lewis. 1986. Rated PG-13. (In Pappas and Ron Gollobtn. Host: John more than a match for a 21 -year-old ladyk- secret meeting with experts on extrater­ [A&E] Heroes: Made In the U.S.A. [LIFE] Self Improvemern Guide from the National Center for Missing and the forces o f good in this lavish fairy tale Stereo) McLaughlin. (2 hrs.) 1 2 :0 0 P M 3 D n b a Basketball; Den­ d® MOVIE: 'A Tree Grows in Brooklyn' restrial life-forms - and discovers that a iller. M olly Ringwald, Robert Downey, Den­ Exploited Children. Host: actress Shirley from director Ridley Scott. Tom Cruise, G® McLaughlin Group [CNN] Style With Elsa Klensch ver Nuggets at Boston Celtics (2 hrs , 30 A family of four struggles against hard disguised invader is in the group. (60 min.) G® D e a l-A -M e a l 8:45AM @ S e sa m a S tre e t (CC). nis Hopper. 1987. Rated PG-13. (In Jones. (2 hrs.) Mia Sara, Tim Curry. 1985. 9:30PM Stereo) min.) (Live) times in a tenement in Brooklyn prior to G® Synchronal [DIS] Mousercise (In Stereo) ^ Billy Graham Crusade (CC) Theme; 9:00AM (T) Sunday Morning (CC) (90 O u t of T h is W o rld Evio hopes to bring S® NHL Hockey: Boston Bruins at Buf­ World W ar I. Cliff Robertson, Diane Baker, 6® Outer Limits [ESPN] Motorweek Illustrated min.) 3D d® Born Famous Celebrity interviews "Time to Come Home. " Musical guest: [A&E] Good Time Cafe 1 0 :1 0 A M [CNN] On the Menu romance to Uncle Beano by changing his falo Sabres (2 hrs., 3 0 min.) (Live) Nancy Malone. 1974. O ) War of the Worlds (60 min.) (In with host Meredith MacRae. (60 min.) Sheila Walsh. From Hamilton. Ontario. [CNN] Sports Tonight 6:45AM (lj) O avey & G oliath dD Synchronal Research 1 0 :3 0 A M (3) inside Washington cologne into a love potion, (In Stereo) ® Superboy Lana is trailed by corrupt d® Fugitive Stereo) Canada. (60 min.) (In Stereo) d® d® Family Ties (CC) Racist threats [LIFE] Internal Medicine Update dD J e ts o n s (2) MOVIE: 'Botany Bay' An innocent police officers after she witnesses an at­ 7:00AM ® Wall street Journal 3D American Telecast: Making The tempted murder. (3® PGA Golf: Nestle Invitational Final 83) S ta r Trek: T he N e x t G eneration (CC) surface after the Keatons' black friends d® Tracey Ullman Three race-walkers Grade man suffers on board a convict ship en Round From Orlando, Fla. (2 hrs.) (Live) Dale poses as Sherlock Holmes to deci­ move into the neighborhood. (In Stereo) [USA] Hollywood Insider Cb I D ialog ue (S) Update: Making it Happen compete against each other for one place route to Australia. Alan Ladd, James Ma­ [CNN] Week in Review pher a puzzle that threatens Dr. Pulaski's Ql) Kenneth Copeland (SD Love Boat [A & E ] The Arts and Glasnost: Writer (i® MOVIE: God Is My Co-Pilot' This on a European tour, (in Stereo) 1 1 :4 5 P M [HBO] MOVIE: Nuts’ (CC) (5) Point of View son, Patricia Medina. 1953. ^ SPN ] Skiing; U.S. National Jumping life. (60 min.) (R| (In Stereo) A prostitute accused of murdering a client ® Three Stooges [DIS] MOVIE: 'Bugs Bunny, Superstar' film is based on Col. Robert E. Scott's [LIFE] Internal Medicine Update O j) Larry J o n e s Bugs Bunny 0® H om e S h o p p in g N etw o rk (3 hrs.) Championships From Lake Placid. N Y. Animated The popular animated character [A&E] The Vietnam War With Walter novel of his exploits flying with Claire attempts to prove that she is competent ® Frederick K. Price ®) Conversations With Cronkite 10:00PM N e w s enough to stand trial. Barbra Streisand, Ri­ 0® Divine Plan @ MOVIE: 'Ladies of Crime' A U S. [LIFE] Obstetrics/Gynecology Update IS featured in several cartoons. 1975. Chennault. Dennis Morgan, Dane Clark. [A&E] World of Photography Treasury agent tries to break up the opera­ Raymond Massey. 1945. G® IN N N e w s chard Dreyfuss, Maureen Stapleton. 1987 (2® Synchronal (S) New Gidget Gidget finds a treasure MOVIE: 'The Country Girl' A [ES P N ] College Basketball: Metro or [ C N N ] T h is W e e k jn th e N B A A weekly map in a painting she bought. tions of a gangster w ho has taken over an Rated R. (In Stereo) [CNN] Newsmaker Sunday faded Broadway star immersed In self-pity Southwest Conference Championship magazine-style report on NBA players and G® MOVIE: 'Never Say Never Again' G® You Can Be Successful @ Ja m e s K ennedy entire city. David Janssen, Martha Hver D avid Paul [ESPN] This Week in Sports and alcohol is given a chance to stage a (2 hrs ) (Live) teams. (CC) Secret agent James Bond is called 1 1 :5 0 P M [MAX] MOVIE: Trading (2® Rin-Tin-Tin John Larch. 1971. d® Jimmy Swaggart comeback. Kelly won an Oscar. Bing [DIS] Danger Bay (CC) A murder mys­ out of retirement when a madman threa­ P la ce s' (CC) A com m odities broker and a ® ) Munaters Today Marilyn’s dream date [LIFE] Internal Medicine Update [LIFE] Family Practice Update d® Worldvision d® It's Your Business @ M *A*S*H tens the world with nuclear destruction. street hustler become the objects of a bi- may be canceled when the boy’s parents ^'^' Holden. tery develops at the aquarium. (In Stereo) 1954 [M AX] Laurel and Hardy: The Music Sean Connery, Klaus Maria Brandauer, Kim d® Best of Wild America: Great Es­ za.'re bet made by tw o elderly tycoons. Ed­ (M) Kenneth Copeland meet the Monsters. 1 0 :4 5 A M 58) Jewish Life 69 War Chronicles [ESPN] NCAA Tournament Selections Box Laurel and Hardy attempt to deliver a Basinger. 1983. (R) capes (CC) A pictorial examination of the die Murphy, Dan Aykroyd, Jamie Lee Cur­ (4® Jim m y S w ag g art [M AX] MOVIE: 'Murder on the Orient ® M e e t th e P re ss (CC). [USA] MOVIE: 'Two Fathers' Justice' [A & E ] Living Dangerously John Danver piano to a hilltop home. 1932 short sub­ [LIFE] First Do No Harm (I® Defending W ildlife (CC) British wild­ predator-prey relationship, highlighted by tis 1983. Rated R. IS host for this look at the 1984 Mount Express' Inspector Poirot sorts through a Two fathers become united in their quest ®1) Funtastic World of Hanna-Barbera (^ Mama's Family Boredom sets in ject. (Colorized Version) (In Stereo) [IVIAX] MOVIE: The Black Windmill' life painter David Shepherd examines suc­ the treeing of host Marty Stouffer by a wild trainload of glamorous and eccentric sus­ to bring their children s murderers to jus- 1 2 :0 0 A M 03) star Trek: The Next Everest Expedition, the first successful when Mama is left alone for the weekend. While on assignment, an agent is double- cessful endangered animal preservation hog. (90 min ) (R) Dead Head Eddie receives help pects to find the killer of an art dealer with Conrad. George Hamilton, [U S A ] Throb While traveling through Generation (CC) Data poses as Sherlock trek by Americans up the North Wall (60 Pennsylvania Dutch country, Blue attracts crossed by his superiors, who also kidnap programs around the world and tells how from from his best friend, but is later be­ min.) a shady past. Albert Finney, Ingrid Berg­ [A& E] MOVIE: 'Dance With a Stranger' Brooke Bundy. 1985. d® Duet (CC) Ben offends his friends Holmes to decipher a puzzle that threatens his son. Michael Caine. Joseph O’Conor, his artistic career led him to become a con­ trayed by him. (60 min.) Pan 3 of 4. man, Sean Connery. 1974. Rated PG. The fact-based story of the last year in the the attention of five Amish men who fol­ when he recounts real-life incidents in his Dr Pulaski's life (60 min ) (R) (In Stereo) [CNN] Daywatch ® Leo Buscaglia in Niagara low her back to New York. Donald Pleasence. 1974. Rated PG. servationist. (2 hrs.) [CNN] Daybreak life of Ruth Ellis, a bar hostess who, in the new newspaper column. (In Stereo) 1 1 :0 0 A M 3D Face the Nation G 9 H om e S h o p p in g N e tw o rk (3 hrs.) [DIS] Donald Duck Presents m id-1950s, became the last woman to be [USA] Murder, She Wrote (ID America's Most Wanted Scheduled; [A& E] Roberta Flack at the Forum Rob­ [DIS] Welcome to Pooh Comer 4:30PM CB CBS sports Presents [ESPN] NBA Today 3D Career Media Network hanged in England. Miranda Richardson Joe Sinnott Edwards, suspected of mur­ erta Flack performs her hits, including G® Synchronal 2|^30PM (33 College Basketball: Big W interfest Preview of the World Figure (23) AII creatures Great and [ESPN] SportsCenter lam Holm. Rupert Everett. 1985. 6:08PM dering his adoptive parents. (R) (In Stereo) "Killing Me Softly,” from Canada. (60 Wrestling: AW A All Star Wrestling [LIFE] Physicians' Journal Update 3D Munsters Today Marilyn’s dream date East Tournam ent Final (2 hrs.) (Live) Skating Championships from Pans, Sm all (2® [LIFE] Self Improvement Guide may be canceled when the boy’s parents [CNN] Newsday ® Benson France. (60 mm.) (Taped) [A&E] Hellen Keller: The World I See min.) (3® Superboy Lana is trailed by corrupt [M A X ] MOVIE: ‘Brother John' A fter his meet the Munsters. N e w s [M AX] MOVIE; 'Soul Man' (CC) An in­ [DIS] Best of Waft Disney Presents' (1.® Can You Beat Baldness? 6:30PM 3D Documentary about the wom an w ho over­ [CNN] Headline News police officers after she witnesses an at­ death a man returns to his hometown in [A & E] S h ortstories Michael Palin is in for came the limitations of blindness and deaf­ genious teen cons his way into Harvard Q® David Paul Calvacade Songs Walt Disney shows a surprise in "T he Dress.” [DIS] Rappaccini's Daughter A young tempted murder. Alabama to see how the people are doing (20) Tw ilight Zone 3D 8® A B C N e w s (CC). ness to become an internationally known Law School when his father refuses to pay Sidney Poitier, W ill Geer, Bradford Dillman 62) Real to Reel how music is composed and used in his man becomes entangled with a beautiful, Home Shopping Spree feature films. (60 min.) [DIS] Best of Ozzie and Harriet v3® Hogan's Heroes QBJ Feel Beautiful humanitarian and spea^^^^j^O min.) his tuition. C. Thomas Howell. Rae Dawn 1971. Rated PG. yet forbidden daughter of a scientist who O ) Frugal Gourmet (In Stereo) [ESPN] Ski World G® G ene S c o tt Chong. 1986. Rated PG-13, (In Stereo) [ESPN] College Basketball: Mid­ [LIFE] Obstetrics/Gynecology Update 62) (3® NBC News [CNN] PrimeNews . has used the girl in his experiments. (60 9:10AM [A&E] Hellen Keller: The World 1 See [USA] Calliope Shining Time Station 6® It's Your Business American Conference Championship [HBO] You Don't Have to Die (CC) Do- [CNN] Inside Business '"'■%in.| (CC). [M AX] MOVIE: 'Flowers in the Attic' [HBO] MOVIE: The .V)fitches of Eas- Documentary about the w om an who over­ ConnMticut Real Estate Showcase From Toledo, Ohio. (2 hrs.) (Live) cumentary about the real-life struggle of (CC) Based on V.C. Andrew s' novel about twick' (CC) Three divorcees get more 7 ,3 0 A M CS At the Movies 5® [DIS] Animals in Action Featured: frogs [HBO] MOVIE: Dead Man Out' (CC) A came the limitations of blindness and deaf­ young Jason Gaes, who survived a bout than they bargained for v&hen they unwit­ 9:30AM dD Employment Connection (@ Business World [LIFE] Physicians' Journal Update four children held prisoner by their grand­ and loads psychiatrist engages in a battle of wits ness to become an internationally known dD Breakthrough mother in the family's ancestral estate. tingly conjure up "the man of their with a death row inmate who may be fak­ (dD Bugs Bunny/Daffy Duck ®i) M O V IE : 'T h e S ad S a ck ' An inept so l­ [USA] All-American Wrestling Mper^ence^ ^nd wrote a book about his [ESPN] SportsCenter humanitarian and speaker. (60 min.) d ) Sunday Mass Victoria Tennant. Louise Fletcher, Kristy dreams'■ Jack Nicholson. Cher, Susan ing insanity to forestall his fate. Danny dier stationed in North Africa loses a tank O J Transformers Swanson. 1987. Rated PG-13. [LIFE] Family Practice Update Sarandon. 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) Glover. Ruben Blades. 1989. (In Stereo) [CNN] World Report (S) World Tomorrow and runs up against a band of Arab Cardiology Update A rc h ie s 12:30PM 3D High School Bowl [TIVIC] MOVIE: 'Broadcast News' [ESPN] College Basketball: Atlantic ® Daily Mixer thieves. Jerry Lewis, David Wayne. Peter [USA] My Sister Sam [LIFE] Physicians' Journal Update [LIFE] Obstetrics/Gynecology Update Triple Threat Learning the Ropes Carol James Brooks’ acclaimed portrait of the Coast Conference Championship From M e e t th e P re ss (CC). Lorre. 1957. CID [M A X] MOVIE: 'Frantic' (CC) An Amer­ [M AX] MOVIE; Soul Man' (CC) An in­ (1® Miracle Faith Outreach ' h Robert jealous by dating 5:00PM CB Drug Free Kids: A Par­ behind-the-scenes workings of a televi­ Atlanta. (2 hrs.) (Taped) QD Adelante @ Fair Game (CC) A high-school stu­ the Road Warriors. (R) ^ ican doctor in Paris launches an obsessive genious teen cons his way into Harvard [A& E] Gandhi: End of an Empire Docu­ ents' Guide Host Ken Howard, celebrities sion network news operation William d® Day of Discovery dent, who loses his place on the cross­ investigation into his wife's unexplained Law School when his father refuses to pay [LIFE] Self Improvement Guide O ) ®5 My Secret Identity Industrial mentary. A look at the assassination of 05 Tenspeed and Brown Shoo and substance abuse experts share ways Hurt. Holly Hunter, Albert Brooks. 1987. country team to a girl, decides to tryout for disappearance. Harrison Ford, Emmanuelle his tuition. C. Thomas Howell, Rae Dawn [USA] Win the War Against Wrinkles d® Sesame Street. Special (CC) Paul Si­ spies kidnap Andrew and a fellow student, Gandhi in 1948, which signaled the birth of parents can communicate with their child­ Rated R (In Stereo) mon. John Candy. Itzhak Perlman. Phil modern India. Host: Edward Herrmann. the women’s field hockey team. ® Home Shopping Network (60 min.) Seigner, Betty Buckley. 1986. Rated R. (In Chong. 1986. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) hoping to uncover the secrets of Dr. Jeff- ren about drug abuse. (60 min.) 1 2 :3 0 A M dD Lifestyles of the Rich Donahue and Pee-wee Herman are among (60 min.) b o M in u te s (CC) (60 min Stereo) coate's latest invention. 63) Frugal Gourmet (In Stereo) ch SportsWorld: Drag Racing 7:00PM 3D ) [USA] Philip Marlowe. Private Eye Mar­ and Famous Actress Brigitte Nielsen; TV the celebrities joining the regular cast (75 S"h«duled. NHRA Winternationals from (In Stereo) [USA] Boxing: Ray "Boom Boom" lowe tangles with an aristocratic woman min.) QD Synchronal Resaarch [ESPN] Sports Reporters (^ Ret Patrol CB Knight Rider producer Aaron Spelling; Mr T. (60 min.) Pomona, Calif. (60 min.) (Taped) 3D 8® Great Circuses of the World (CC) Mancini vs. Hector "M acho" Camacho and her wealthy fiance. (60 min.) [CNN] Your Money [HBO] MOVIE: 'Satisfaction' Working Connecticut Newsmakers Q® Anushka: Cellulite Free (R| Dr. James Kennedy . 5® 6® Police Story Scheduled: the Magnificent Mexican Cir­ W 60 Junior Welterweight title, scheduled class teen-agers hope to make their gar­ 1 0:30PM 3D D.C. Follies Puppet skit: dD To Be Announced. [DIS] Chip 'N' Dale's Rescue Rangers ® It's a Living Dot turns to a dating ser­ ll® War of the Worlds Harrison calls a cus, featuring the BMX Riders. Host: Mary for 12 rounds, from Reno. Nev. (2 hrs ) ® Celebrate: Lincoln age band a rock ’n’ roil success story. Ju s­ Joan Rivers meets Mikhail Gorbachov and (CC). vice to find her ideal man. “ secret meeting with experts on extrater­ Hart (60 min.) (Taped) (2® Feed M y People [C N N ] Big S to ry tine Bateman, Liam Neeson, Deborah restrial life-forms — and discovers that a Margaret Thatcher. [ESPN] Lighter Side of Sports (R) Harry. 1988. Rated PG-13, (In Stereo) 8® Spotlight on Government 3D Unauthorized Biography: Richard M. 8^30PM 0® Anushka: Cellulite Free G® That's the Spirit [DIS] Dumbo's Circus disguised invader is in the group. (60 min.) Q3D Healthy Diet [H BO ] Boxing A rebroadcast of the Nov­ [LIFE] Cardiology Update @ WOTdarWorks: Anne of Green Ga­ Nixr.#n Barbara Howar profiles former Pres­ d® d® Day by D ay (CC) Ro ss' infatuation [USA] Morgan Brittany on Beauty @ All Creatures Great and Small (M l Ask the Manager [E S P N ] Bodyshaping ember '88 super middleweight title bout b les, the S e q u e l (CC). Part 2 of 2. (R) ident Richard M. Nixon. Interviews include: J^h^® aides with a new girlfriend causes problems with 1 : 0 0 A M CB Countdown to Quitting. [ H B O ] T ale s o f L ittle W o m e n J o m akes between Sugar Ray Leonard and Donny 1 1 :1 0 A M [CNN] Travel Guide John Dean and John Ehrlichman; former (2® S a in t columnist Jack Anderson; Ben Bradlee 83D Crim es of the Century A profile of the Technology Week his friends. (In Stereo) A Stop Smoking Breakthrough a sacrifice for her mother. Lalonde. (90 min.) (In Stereo) ^ n n e d y aide Theodore Sorenson. (2 hrs ) (Washington Post); former Nixon aides Yorkshire Ripper, who allegedly killed 13 1 1:30AM 3D t v open House Scheduled: a traveling exhibit which de- (3) Friday the 13th: The Series (60 min ) (S) Married... W ith Children (CC) For her John Dean and John Ehrlichman; former w om en in England in the late 1970s. Q® Tales From the Darkside An aspiring [TMC] MOVIE; 'Roman Holiday' A [TM C] Short Film Showcase monstrates the scientific aspects of sports Kaye ® S ta r S earch (60 min.) Valentine's Day gift, Peggy wants Al to 3D (3® This Week W ith David Brinkley to children. ^ Kennedy aide Theodore Sorenson (2 hrs.) screenwriter, discouraged by his inability newspaperman in Rome meets and falls (CC). say "I love you.” (R) (In Stereo) [LIFE] Family Practice Update 9:50AM @ ) sesame Street (CC). @ Entertaining the Troops (CC) A tri­ 03) Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous to sell a script, hopes a pact w ith the devil ^r a lonely princess traveling incognito. Bands "Army® and’ Ai® Force 3D My Secret Identity Industrial spies MOVIE: 'Dirty Dancing' (CC) bute to the periormers who entertained Actress Brigitte Nielsen; TV producer Aa­ [DIS] Disney Family Album: Frank Tho­ 11:00PM 3D QD 62) (3® 8® N e w s will bring him luck. Gregory Peck. Audrey Hepburn. Eddie Al­ 10:00AM (dD Sybervislon While vacationing with her family in the American military personnel during World mas Demonstrations by the Disney ani­ bert. 1953. kidnap Andrew and a fellow student, hop­ and 194Ss°lSs?"i®' : 'l''® ’93°® ron Spelling; Mr. T. (60 min.) (R) 3D Barney Miller [A& E] M iss Marple: The Moving Finger dD Steampipe Alley ing to uncover the secrets of Dr. Jeff- early eOs, a sheltered teen-ager falls in Stereo) <2 h « ) On War II. Featured performers include Bob mating pioneer. Can You Beat Baldness? Miss Marple investigates after several resi­ coate's latest invention. Hope. Bing Crosby, Jack Benny, the An­ (3® 03) C h eers (CC). 8 :0 0 A M (S New England Surtday (S ) Teen ag e M u ta n t N inja T u rtle s (CC). u.nn r ’'’ r® dance instructor, GD People's Choice Awards dents of a quiet village, including a sup­ Jennifer Grey’ Patrick Swayze, Jerry Or- drew s Sisters and Bugs Bunny. (2 hrs.) (in (22) 6® MOVIE: 'Swiss Family Robin­ 9:00PM Jack Van Impe dD This Week in Connecticut (3® 0® J im m y S w a g g a rt Ql) At the Movies .Scheduled: ’Chances bach. 1987. Rated PG-13. ' Stereo) son' (CC) Based on the story by Johann From Walt Disney Studios in Burbank. posed suicide victim, receive poison-pen Are” (Cybill Shepherd); "Jacknife ” (Rob­ Calif.: the 15th annual awards ceremony 6® Insight / Out letters. (60 min.) Part 1 of 2. dD Porky Pig/Bugs Bunny (S) MOVIE: 'Tarzan's Greatest Adven­ Wyss. A shipwrecked family marooned on ert Da Niro). 1 .0 0 P M 3D World Cup Skilno- ForH @ Small Wonder (CC) The Lawsons and honoring the public's favorites in televi­ (2® Various Programming (3l) Frederick K. Price ture' Tarzan rescues a female pilot who [CS N N ] S Worid S Report S H f the Brindles take a slight detour on their an island makes the most of their misfor­ [DIS] An Olympic Dream: The Follow- C o le b ^ C i^ From Vail - Beaver Springs sion. motion pictures and musi'cL Hosts: has crashed and captures a gang that Q® Connecticut Beat tune by building a peaceful paradise for M AM Boston |R) Up Bud Greenspan visits Olympic hopefuls G® Living the Word Colorado. (60 min.) ^ ' [DIS] Herbie. The Love Bug plane trip to Miami when a hijacker gets on Michael Landon and Michele Leer (2 hrs.) robbed a settlement of explosives. Gordon 6® Think and Grow Rich themselves. A "Magical World of Disney ” profiled in "Olympic Dream” prior to the board. Guest: Art Linkletter. (R) (In Stereo Live) 83) Connecticut: Now (In Stereo) Transformers Scott, Anthony Quayle, Sara Shane. 1959 3D Preseason Baseball: Atlanta Bravex presentation. John Mills, Dorothy Seoul Summer Games. Includes 16-year- ® W KRP in Cincinnati 1 [A & E ] W ild World of the East [A & E ] Buffalo Bill ® S unday T o d ^ A n Irish prison in New ® Chalice of Salvation McGuire, James MacArthur. 1960. Part 1 3D MOVIE: The Cannonball Run' A old swimmer Janet Evans, winner of three York City; the children of Northern Ireland; @ ) Wall Street Journal Report ® ® College Basketball: Atlantic [CNN] Newswatch of 2. (R) Strange mix of people com pete in a coast- [C N N ] Inside Business gold medals. (90 min.) @ ) In Touch to coast race, doing anything to win. Burt El Salvador’s forgotten crisis; fight direc: (@ World Tomorrow [LIFE] Cardiology Update (24) Great Moments From Nova (CC) [DIS] MOVIE: ‘Young Mr. Lincoln' John [TMC] MOVIE: 'Roman Holiday' A tors; sunspot activity. (90 min.) (^ Sacrifice of the Mass ^ r * s )^ve)”’"'* Gam. Space exploration, test-tube babies, talk­ Reynolds, Farrah Fawcett, Dom OeLuiso. newspaperman in Rome meets and falls [CNN] Sporttcene [TM C] MOVIE: 'A Night in the Life of Ford’s stirring account of the 16th presi­ 1961. for a lonely princess traveling incognito. ® Oral Roberta Munsters Today Marilyn's dream date [DIS] Mouse Factory Host Jo Anne W or­ @ Lao Buacaglia: A Time to Uve SSF— Jim m y Reardon' A suburban high-school ing chimps and erupting volcanoes are dent’s early legal career. Henry Fonda, A l­ may bo canceled when the boy's parents among the topics examined in this retros­ CF) Police Story ice Brady, Marjorie Weaver. 1939. Gregory Peck, Audrey Hepburn, Eddie Al­ ® [LIFE] World Tomorrow ley dances through her kitchen chores, in­ ® MOVIE: ‘Before Winter Comes' A graduate looks toward an uncertain future meet the Munsters. troduces bird watching, demonstrates her pective drawn from the science series’ first (j® Billy Graham Crusade (CC) Theme: bert. 1953. ® Robert Schuller Bntish officer in charge of a refugee cam p in 1962 Chicago. River Phoenix. Ann Mag- [E S P N ] S p o rtsC e n te r (60 min.) ® Career Madia Network Malkovich, Mira^nda R ^ d son ' IM t" 14 seasons. Narrator: Richard Kiley. (2 "Time to Come Home.” Musical guest: [USA] Successl automated dog-sitter/obedience machine, m Austne is ordered to return displaced nuson. Meredith Salenger. 1968. Rated R. [LIFE] Orthopaedic Surgery Update ® Big Bird in Japan (CC) Big Bird and and discusses opera in this look at wom­ (In Stereo) hrs.) Sheila Walsh. From Hamilton, Ontario, (S) WondarWotks: Anns of Qrsan Qa- ^rsons to thair homelands. David Nivan 1 :3 0 A M (B New England Sunday (R) en’s lib. (S) Wrestling: NW A Pro Wrestling Canada. (60 min.) (In Stereo) [T M C ] MOVIE: Sid & Nancy’ (CC) A Anna Kanna, Anthony Quayle. 1969 fU SAl'Alffeti Hitchcock Presents ContInuBd.., A

MANCHESTER HERALD,' Saturday, Mar.'11, 1^89 — 8» t i — MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday,* Mar, 11, 1989 FOCUS / Hobbies FOCUS / Entertainment Bigger Lincoln being offered Trivia

Tom Hanks mired The W orld Missionary that lists $350,000 Talking with Carroll O’Connor Stamp Expo today), Japan, Mauritius, Mex­ Fat chance souvenir sheet ico. Natal and Persia. So you want to get rid of that nasty cellulite, huh? No problem, it’s shown below CoUectors’ Author Herst, the dean of already done. According to the American Medical Association, the ‘I don’t want to escape Archie Bunker’ in unfunny ‘Burbs’ will be released philatelic writers, also notes that Food and Drug Administration and The New York County later in the Corner the 1869 carmine and black Society, to name a few, there is no such thing as the dreaded cel­ year. It fea­ Lincoln stamp itself is only $1,200 lulite," it simply does not exist. . . , •BURBS tures larger Russ MacKendrick used but if you should find one on Medical journals and dictionaries have no listings for cellulite, Bv Frank Sanello Night” has finally allowed you (P G ) After two versions of the an old envelope — yippee-I-ay! (though "cellulitis," an inflamation of cellular tissue, appears), and to escape your image as Archie excellent per­ c la s s ic 1869 Keep looking. according to medical experts even the make up of "cellulite" and reoular fat are identical, showing no cellular differences. This is not to Four-time Emmy winner Bunker? formances (in Lincoln □ □ □ say all fat is created equal, since many ‘ ‘Big” and stamps. It will Carroll O’Connor is indelibly Filmeter things can influencte the metabolic ANSWER: I don’t want to “ Punchline” ) , have one of the 90-cent Lincoln Wetlands.” a postal card in the COMING EVENTS: A meeting linked to Archie Bunker, the activity of different fat cells. Also, the Tom Hanks has stamps in carmine and black America the Beautiful series. The of the Manchester Philatelic lovable bigot he played on the escape Archie Bunker! I ’ve Robert DIMatteo appearance of fat differs from body become one of (Scott’s no’s. 122 & 132). but the first-day ceremonies will be held Society willbe held Tuesday at the classic TV comedies "All in the seen that story over and over to body as men's fat-cell chambers those actors other three will be trial color at the Okefenokee Swamp Park in Whiton Library Auditorium at 6 Family’’ and "Archie Bunker’s again. It’s those lamebrains — are smaller than women’s, and who single- proof combinations never used. Georgia. The design as depicted p.m. Place” and there are a quite a few in don’t readily bulge when handedly A 25-cent Expo stamp with this in Linn’s Stamp News engenders The big show, M ANPEX 89, is But O'Connor’s latest role — your profession — who can’t filled, while a women’s thinner makes a movie 90-center in facsmile together a feeling of deep unease. We seem slated for April 22 and 23. the gruff, but compassionate think up any other hook to their skin camake dimpling more worth seeing — most of the time stick is forced and noisy, and the with a circle-and-wedge type of to see a tatty white bird who has Exhibits are welcome from any small-town police chief Bill stories. I love Archie. He apparent. However, "cellulite" anyway. Even this inventive central situation loses its interest cancellation will be issued Thurs­ just stumbled over something collectors. You can get further follows me all over the world. I is still only fat, and needs no Gillespie on NBC’s “ In the romantic comedian with the surprisingly quickly. After a day at the New York Interprex — and is about to ker-plop into an info from John Bereuter. 289-8313 was in Rome last April, and he special miracle cure to Heat of the Night" — may go a likably unintimidating manner while you may find that you can the annual show of the American ocean of green doo-doo. The text (after 9 p.m.) was on the air there. It’s a disappear. long way toward supplanting cannot make “ The ’Burbs” worth barely keep your eyes focused on Stamp Dealers’ Association. calls it a blue heron taking off his connection to Archie. wonderful image, probably the our attention. the screen. But thenoiseof people The first stamps for the month from a rock in a swamp setting. Russ MacKendiick is a Man­ Based on the hit 1967 film that best I ’ll ever play. Also, it’s Like the oddball John Belushi falling over each other trying to of March were the five steam­ Oh. chester resident who is an author­ earned Rod Steinger an Oscar possible to have more than one film "Neighbors.” this slapstick be funny keeps vou all too awake boats in a booklet. They are To end this month’s stampery ity on many types of collectibles. image over a lifetime. Questions should be sent to: SO UR CE; Jot W tiJoft Shtpo magazint in the role recreated by O’Con­ comedy starts from the premise GRAQE: ★ colorful and sharp and altogether we will have a 25-cent commem­ M oGm p N c* nor. “ In the Heat of the Night" that suburbia is less the haven for satisfactory. Give the USPS an orative to honor Arturo Toscanini Collectors’ Corner. Manchester e 1864 Nonh Amwic* Syndical*. Inc has been a consistent rating QUESTION: Will there be a bland normality than for crapot A-plus for that production. on March 25. Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manchester winner since it debuted last reunion show for “ All in the weirdness. Hanks plays an nice Friday in Cleveland they re­ 06040. □ □ □ season. CARROLL O’CONNOR Fam ily” ? average guy who lives with his New home video leased a mystery stamped enve­ It is a testament to O’Con­ . . . new success nice average wife (Carrie lope “ created for the return of A MOMENT OF SILENCE: nor’s talent as an actor that he ANSW ER: CBS wouldn't Fisher) and kids in the sort of SHORT CIRCUIT 2 (PG ) RCA philatelic cancels under cover.” Today is the 100th anniversary of Photography marks 150 years made the blue-collar, lowbrow want to have anything to do crazy suburban community that /Columbia, $89.95. A third-rare Whatever that means. America’s first major stamp many Americans consider sequel to one of the top home Archie so believable, since the casual observation. I don’t with me. The network lost On March 17 comes “The show. It happened at the Eden heaven. video releases of 1987 — not that uniform quality, making it much man and the role differ greatly. know if it has any statistical interest in me when (network Musee. a New York museum. Pat Bv Sondv Colton But wait a minute: Next door the original "Short Circuit” was more convenient for photo­ Unlike the oafish Archie. O’C­ validity. president) Bob Daly left (Cur­ Herst wrote it up for the February The Associated Press live three absolute nutsos (Henry much of a movie. The story again American Philatelist and called it Camera Angles graphers to take pictures when onnor is a polished writer There was a riot in Atlanta rent programming chief) Kim Gibson, Brother Theodore and focuses on that mechanized E.T., This year, modern photo­ and where they wanted to. But producer and director with recently — which shocked the LeMasters dislikes me EDENEX ’89. Courtney Gains). Spurred on by the robot Johnny Five. Johnny The foremost exhibitor was the graphy celebrates its 150th Eastman’s work wasn’t finished. advanced academic degrees people of Atlanta and the rest of personally. his nosy best buddy (Rick Du- comes to the aid of his inventor, same J.W. Scott whose suniame anniversary. photography. He was determined to invent a Here, the 64-year-old actor the state. We’re not at all QUESTION: “ In the Heat of commun,) Hanks ends up spend­ malapropism-spouting East In­ has come down to us in the It all began in 1839. when Daguerre’s mentor and partner flexible, transparent base for discussed both characters the surprised if a riot breaks out in the Night” is steadily climbing ing his prized week-long vacation dian scientist Ben Jahrvi (Fisher catalog we just have to use. members of the French Academy was a retired French army film to replace the rigid glass chances for an “ All in the L A. L A. and New York are in the ratings. How long will spying on these secretive and Stevens) now a high-tech toy The goal of the organizing of Sciences were told that Louis officer and lithographer. Nice- plate. Fam ily” reunion, and his re­ infested with racism. You don’t you stay with the show? strange-looking folks — much to maker. Corpulent Jack Weston committee was to show an Jacques Mande Daguerre had phore Niepce, who invented the His idea was to sell the film in tirement plans. get that feeling here, the chargin of his wife and plays the villain. Cynthia Gibb example of every single blessed invented a way to permanently heliograph, or sun drawing. The rolls loaded in a holder that could ANSWER: As long as I ’m not community. the love interest. It’s all way too stamp issued up to that time. reproduce a photographic image oldest existing photograph is a be used with existing cameras. QUESTION: How does Bill QUESTION: How do you try keeling over. I have a five-year As Hanks and Cucommun be­ cute. and. at 110 minutes, way too They nearly did it. The misses on*a sensitized metal plate. The heliograph made by Niepce in He finally succeeded in 1887. but Gillespie differ from Archie to make “ In the Heat of the contract. Five is enough. I come embroiled in what they long. GRADE: * were mostly things like the French government quickly 1827. It bears a fuzzy image of a photographers of that period Bunker? Night” different from other won’t do more. I ’ll be 68 and suspect to be foul play next door, postmasters’ provisionals — Bos- bought rights to the daguerreo­ pigeon house and a barn roof. weren’t ready to give up their police shows? ready to retire. Well, if some­ the movie tries for a comically MIDNIGHT RUN (R) MCA, cawen. Lockport. Millbury.etal.. type and put the technology into '• Niepce proved a point, and he glass plates. Whetted Daguerre’s appetite for ANSWER: They come from body offered me a role in a spooky what-if quality. What if, $89.95. Bddy action flicks seldom that hasn’t come to light. Scott the public domaini'i'i'' So Eastman turned to popular­ NEW ISSUE — Larger ver­ more knowledge. However, Niep­ izing photography. In 1888, he very diffemt cultural back­ ANSWER: We want to get movie to pipy my age. I ’d grab for example, the neighbors are have the rich characters that this himself showed Canada com­ Also in 1839, WllliamI Henry Fox ce’s method, while scientifically introduced the world’s first grounds. The similarities be­ into the lives of people who it. By retiring I mean taking really burying bodies in their picture does. Robert DeNiro and sions of the classic 1869 plete. also Bolivia, the Dominican Talbot announced^ a startling correct, was impractical — it “ snapshot” camera. The camera tween the two would be almost have been touched by crime, long breaks. When I ’m 80, if back yard? And what do the.se Charles Grodin star as a Mutt and Lincoln stamps will be re­ Republic. Fiji, the Hawaiian discovery of his own to the Royal folks do in the basement all the took no less than eight hours to was loaded with enough film to nil exoept for the fact that the Not only the family of the somebody said w e’ve got a Jeff pair handcuffed together on a leased later this year. Islands (with that number one Society in England. He had time? record an image. Daguerre re­ record 100 images. When all the same actor is playing both victims, but often the family of wonderful role for an 80-year- cross-country trip. The actors invented a way to record a latent With the quicky pop sensibility duced exposure time to around 30 images were exposed, the ca­ parts. the perpetrators have very old. and if I were in good health. and the picture are fun. GRADE: negative image that could be of director Joe Dante (“Grem­ ★ ★ ★ minutes and provided a way to mera could be returned to Ro­ Archie would never give in or copied as a positive print onto painful lives. I’d take it. lins” ) at the helm, one looks Signs of a problem record an extremely high-quality chester, N.Y.. to what was admit he was wrong. He is still sensitized paper. forward to some lively silliness. Film grading: ★ ★ ★ * — excel­ Together, the inventions by permanent image. probably the world’s first photo­ carrying his old prejudices QUESTION: Do vou think Frank Sanello is a syndl- But the movie positively dies on lent, — good, ★ ★ — fair, * — Has your pet become snappish, Daguerre and Talbot marked the Talbot, with his invention of the finishing lab. The film was around. Gillespie is more intel­ the success "In the Heat of the cated columnist. the screen. The incessant slap- poor lethergic or moody? See your beginning of photography. For negative-positive process, processed and printed, the ca­ ligent. He understands that the veterinarian. Pet Forum greatly expanded the possibilities mera reloaded with film, and the - v - T —r the first time, it became practical old prejudices must be shucked A change in personality such as to record a moment in time and of photography as both an art and prints were returned to the off little by little. grouchiness, scratching, biting, of eye surgery, sometimes an eye save it for posterity. as a form of communication. photographer. Cinema lack of play. etc., might indicatea globe has to be removed. Severe Long before these inventions, During the first 50 years of Thanks to Richard Brunelle of QUESTION: How is your problem. trauma, tumors or infection may the philosopher Aristotle wrote of modern photography, picture Kodak for this lesson in photogra­ taking was a solitary and special­ interpretation of Gillespie dif­ HARTFORD Subliminal, borderline or even necessitate that the eyeball be an experiment with the camera phic history. ferent from Rod Steiger’s? Cinema City — Pelle: The Conaueror full blown pathological conditions enucleated. Unfortunately the obscura. He noted that when the ized endeavor. Images were sat ond Sun 1, 3:45, 6:50, 9:30 — i ' 7° 40, Vo'-OS may be the cause. Some pets recorded onto wet emulsions that Mississippi Burnino (R) Sat and Sun surgery usually leaves a sunken sun shone through a hole in the ANSWER: Steiger’s was 1:15, 3:55, 7, 9:45. — 36 Flllette (R) Sat MANCHESTER (especially cats) are stoic and eye socket that is rather wall, it projected an image onto coated rigid glass plates. The and Sun 1:45, 4 , 7:20, 9:40. — Beaches UA Theaters East — Twins (PG) Sot may not openly show illness in the chemical emulsion had to be Computer Images probably close to Archie. Rod (PG-13) Satand Sun 1:30,4:05,7:10,9:35. unsightly. . the opposite wall. played him much tougher. It Gun ’5, 9:35! ^ - The Nike“d way we’d expect them to. There’s Experimentation with artifi­ In time, artists learned to use applied to the plate, and the g-w ^ Th2’. Sun 2:15, 4 :15, 7, image had to be recorded and exhibition in N.Y. was in the 60s. and Gillespie EAST HARTFORD Land Before Time (G) Sot usually little if any groaning, cial eyes has been partially the camera obscura to project an Poor Richards Pub and Cinema — and Sun 2:30, 4:45. — True Believer (R) whining or other complaining, processed before the emulsion had to reflect the reality of that Schedule Unavailable. successful but now a new sub­ image onto a canvas and trace the Showcase Cinemas 1-9 — Dream a Sat'm^d/io'ht Meow Metal (R) and often appetite or activity may dried. period Today, the South is an — , I* ■ stance, methylacrylic, has been image by hand. The missing NEW YORK (AP) - Little Dream (PG-13) Sat and Sun 12, snow (R) Sat midnight. — U2' Rattle not be affected until late. 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r 3Z — MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, Mar. 11, 1989 BUSINESS FOCUS / Senior Citizens WIT OF THE WORLD MARKET REPORT GARZON Activity Over the past 30 lra0lr^g (3ays Bogni.i Asbestos suits force Raytech : *0C' Microwave cooking on agenda COLOMBIA 1 I 2 - Get well wishes to Bernadette Noel at ii I Editor’s note; This column is pre­ video about the programs and services to seek Chapter 11 protection available at the senior center. New the Meadows Convalescent Home. illliA ,.| i ’'I pared by the staff of the Manchester ’.I I I persons are invited to join the group at Senior Citizens’ Center. MENU il>: related liabilities. the nation’s largest asbestos any time. Monday — Grilled ham and cheese, |!i hi BRIDGEPORT (AP) - Unable Another tour of the Manchester minestrone soup, beverage, butters­ 2.25C - to determine whether it is liable Shareholders approved the producer, emerged from bank­ ii!i* for asbestos claims arising out of deal as about 30,000 lawsuits filed ruptcy protection in 1986 after a By Jeanette Cave Superior Court will be conducted on cotch pudding. April 14 at 9 a.m. Call the center to Tuesday — Swedish meatballs on a past business, Raytech Corp. on by former employees were pend­ reorganization plan established a Center Director 2 20C ing against the company. Ray­ $2.5 billion fund for asbestos register. noodles, peas, roll, beverage, pineapple DOW JONbS AVERAGE Friday filed for Chapter 11 mark, a Stratford company, had victims. A microwave cooking session will be tidbits. Uzfch 10. 19M bankruptcy in a bid to resolve the held Wednesday, April 5, from 9:30 to THURSDAY PROGRAMS Wednesday — Chicken chow mein on 2 ISC HIGH 2,295.54 1 matter. used asbestos in brake linings. 11:15 a.m. If you have considered March 16 — South Windsor Timothy rice, noodles, orange/celery salad, LOW 2,251.61 1 “ This is not an issue of failing Asbestos fibers, when inhaled, Edwards Middle School Chorus. permanently scar lung tissue in a buying a microwave and didn’t know beverage, oatmeal/raisin cookies. CLOSE 2,262.14 businesses, but rather one related March 23 — Red Garter Band (music 2 IOC ■ progressive and debilitating con­ MAXIMIZING what features to look for, here’s the Thursday — Corned beef, cabbage, 1 c h a n g e Dow n 9.2S to getting the structure issues place to ask questions. of the 40s). potatoes, carrots, roll, beverage, cake. resolved in a single courtroom dition known as asbestosis. Lung March 30 — Learning to be healthy in Techniques for cooking for one or two Friday — Seafoot boat, cranberry 20SC- with national jurisdiction,” said cancer and heart disease also YOUR a stressed environment. juice, beverage, dessert (chef’s M T T » M ’ rt • F M ^ A T » Craig R. Smith, Raytech presi­ have been linked to inhalation of persons will be discussed and demon­ JC • ’ 3 W J’ I ______strated. If interested, call the center at April 6 — Beethoven Singers. choice). dent and chief executive officer. asbestos fibers. DECISIONS 647-3211 to register. Meals subject to change without Raytech, a manufacturing Despite the manuever to pro­ by Another new program is a watercolor TRIPS notice. holding company based in Shel­ March 15 — St. Patrick’s Day part: A V*” tect its assets, Raytech has been class for beginners. Classes will be held ON-GOING ACTIVITIES: ton, said in a prepared statement VI Kava,MST,CPA for 12 weeks. Participants are required departs 10:45 a.m. Monday: Ceramics, 9:30 a.m.: bingo, named a co-defendant with Ray­ April 4 — Rockingham race track. that it was forced to take its mark in more than 1,000 lawsuits. to have the following basic supplies 10 a.m.: pinochle. 12; 30 p.m.: exercise voluntary action in U.S. Bank­ Tickets are $29 per person. Call Don with Rose, 1:30 p.m. Market facing The action taken Friday will available: watercolor paint tubes (red, ruptcy Court in Bridgeport be­ Berger at 875-0538. Tuesday: Oil painting. 9:30 a.m.: force the court determine yellow, blue, brown/bumt umbra), cause ‘‘all other potential May 13 — Carnegie Hall. Tickets are photography. 10 a.m.; square dancing, whether asbestos claimants have watercolor brushes (1-inch fiat. No. 3 PEOPLE avenues for resolution of the issue $44 per person. Trip includes transpor­ 10 a.m.: exercise with Cleo. l:30p.m : inflation hurdle a legal right to seek damages HOW TO USE YOUR SALARY TO and No. 8 round), palette (any type of in the courts have proven to be white tray, plate or palette with sides), tation, lunch at New York delicatessen basketweaving (intermediate). 2 p.m.: from Raytech, the company said. CREATE WEALTH ineffective or impossible.” water container (plastic food contain­ (cost not included), Carnegie Hall (2->/4 grocery shopping (Stop & Shop). Call a Gregory Peck honored By Chet Currier In February, an involuntary The bankruptcy action involves ers are good for this purpose), tissues, hour matinee, “ Skitch Henderson and day in advance for ride: non-grocery The Associated Press bankruptcy petition was filed How would you react if you could the New York Pops,” starring Rosem­ BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. (AP) — “ You can only the holding company and not be wealthy by following a few sim­ drawing board (any type of support for shopping (Bradlees). Call a day in against Raymark, which resulted ary Clooney. Sign up April 7 at 9; 30 a.m. never really go as far or go as deep as you any of its manufacturing ple guidelines on managing your paper), masking tape (’A-inch or advance for ride. would like to. So there’s always something else NEW YORK — Wall Street analysts are worried in Raytech’s loss of indemnifica­ May 25 — Spag’s shopping trip and Wednesday: Pinochle. 9:30 am.; subsidiaries. money? You would bo interested 1-inch), paper (watercolor pad, block to try for,” actor Gregory Peck told the that the stock market will soon have to cope with tion by Raymark. buffet lunch at Rom’s. Tickets are $18 cable TV (video class). 10 a.m.: right? Well, creating wealth is or sheet — 140 weight), pencil — star-studded crowd that had turned out to more troublesome news on inflation. The filing was the lastest in a “ We paid Raymark Industries per person. Signup April 17 at 9:30 a.m. Friendship Circle. 10 a.m.: arts & complex case in which Raytech easier than you might think. kneaded eraser. Call the center to salute him. But, at the same time, they note that stocks have fair-market value for the assets Take a minute and calculate how June 4-8 — Wildwood, N.J. Tickets crafts. 12:30 p.m.: Western Civiliza­ has sought to avoid involvement register. Peck, 72. who joked that he was “ entirely too stood up pretty well of late to the challenge of all the acquired and we did not acquire much you will earn during your are $212 per person. Sign up March 13 at tion. 1:45p.m.: exercisewithRose. 1:30 in any costly asbestos lawsuits. young” for the honor, was given the American negative talk about the inflation outlook. any assets or businesses that working life. Let’s say you earn Please note that the April 8 trip to the 9:30 a.m. ($50 deposit at sign up. p.m. Raytech was formed in 1986 in a Film Institute’s Lifetime Achievement Award The government is due to report Friday on the gave rise to asbestos-related $35,000 a year over 40 years — Coachlight has been cancelled. You Balance due April 15). Thursday: Orchestra rehearsal. 9 bid to shelter the assets of may sign up for our popular trip to June 28 — Taj Mahal. Tickets are $34 Thursday night. producer price index of finished goods for claims,” Smith said. that's 1.4 million dollars. By consis­ a.m.: lunch. ll;45a.m.: program, 12:30 Raymark Industries Inc. from tently saving 10% of your salary, Wildwood, New Jersey on Monday, per person. They include transporta­ The tribute will be telecast on NBC on March February. This gauge of inflationary pressures “ It is our belief and has been p.m.; basketweaving (advanced), 2 asbestos-related lawsuits. Ray­ and getting a modest 7 % return, you March 13 at 9:30 a.m. The cost is $212 tion, sightseeing, full course luncheon 21. startled many investors when it took a 1 percent from the time of restructuring p.m. tech acquired assets from Ray- would retire with a nest egg of al­ per person, double occupancy. A $50 at Westchester Marriott. Sign up May Friday: Ceramics, 9: .30 a.m.; Bingo. Jane Fonda, who stars with Peck in “ Old jump in January. that Raytech would be free from mark in 1987, but as part of the most $700,000. deposit per person is required at 12 at 9:30 a.m. 10 a.m.: exercise with Cleo, 11 a.m.; Gringo,” which has not yet been released, told “ Another stiff increase — 0.6 percent — seems any asbestos-related liabilities agreement Raymark indemni­ The hard part, of course, is finding sign-up. 'The balance is due May 4th. setback. 12:30 p.m.: exercise with the audience, “ I may not be his first leading likely in the February report,” says the current flowing from past businesses of lady or his last, but I certainly got him at his fied Raytech against all asbestos- the money to put Into savings. The On Saturday, April 8, the Manchester CLASSES Rose. 1:30 p.m. Merrill Lynch Market Letter. Raymark Industries,” he said. first step is to look at how you spend ripest.” Health Department will sponsor a Ukranian eggs — (filled) Starts this Transportation to and from the “ Higher interest rates probably will slow inflation Raytech has no insurance cov­ your money, and then try to trim en­ Caregiver’s Fair from 9:30 to 2:30 p.m. Tuesday, March 14, 1 to 3 p.m. center is available. Call a day in eventually, but we’re likely to see more unpleasant Lower electric erage for asbestos-related liabili­ ough to come up with the 10% for at the senior center. The community is Western Civilization II — March 15. advance. Hahn wanted to preach numbers before the tide turns.” ties, and Smith said the lawsuits savings. invited to find out about resources The class lasts 10 weeks and covers the Blood pressure clinic; Wednesday. The presumption that the tide will indeed turn usage expected threaten the future existence of Perhaps you can cut back by taking available to them when they are Reformation-Modern Times. March 22. 9to 11 a.m. (L-Z) GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (AP) - Jessica sooner or later appears to have helped to keep a lunch to work, or riding the bus, Raytech jq eating out less often, making your responsible for an elderly person. Line dancing — March 22. The class Legal aid: Friday, March 17. Call for Hahn, whose 1980 tryst with television inflation worries from inflicting much damage on HARTFORD (AP) — Electric­ On Wednesday, March 15 at 10 a.m., runs from 9:30 to 11:30. Filled. A1 Ca>osa, Raytech’s vice old car last another year, buying an appointment at 647-3211. evangelist Jim Bakker brought down the PTL the stock market to date. ity consumption in Conneeffeut president, said the Chapter 11 Elderlink will discuss money manage­ Driver education — April 18 and 19..,j.,,. Tax consultants —Monday,’Tuesday ministry, says her childhood dream was to be a fewer clothes, looking for sales, or When the Labor Department reported Friday that and western Massachusetts petition seeking protection from taking scaled-down vacations. ment and balancing your checkbook. The class runs from 12:3010 4 p.m. A $7 ,Wednesday and Friday. 1 to 3:30 p.m. preacher, not a Playboy centerfold. should increase more slowly Representatives will also provide infor­ fee by check payable to AARP is the unemployment rate fell to a 15-year low in creditors while the company If you are already in debt, you might (No Thursdays). “ I never thought about modeling,” Hahn, a February, it sent out a strong signal that a during the next decade than it has have to start your "savings plan" by mation about this non-profit agency’s required. SCORES former church secretary, said of her early reorganizes listed $26 million in long-predicted slowing of economic growth had not in the past because of conserva­ assets and said total liabilities getting back on track. Try to con­ service. Setback — March 3: Dom Anastasio ambitions. “ I thought my whole life was being tion, alternate energy sources solidate your high interest credit The video program participants will yet materialized. were “ unknown and disputed.” MEETINGS 126: Art Bouffard 126: Lil Rutchik 126: in the church. and a slowdown in economic cards debt Into one lower-interest meet again Wednesday at 10 a.m. Since March 15 — 12:30 p.m.— Newly The news was not well received in either the stock Raytech, which manufactures Anne Welskopp 117; Joe Peretto 117; “ I eventually saw myself preaching, but not growth. Northeast Utilities said bank loan. Then get off the credit we now have an overview of what it formed Singing Group. Organizational Clara Hemingway 117; Pat Fales 117. or bond markets, but neither one suffered any fastners and inertia control pro­ the way you see preachers preach. The people I in a report issued Friday. card cycle by not buying new items takes to produce a show and the meeting. Pinochle — March 6; Gert McKay always wanted to reach were teen-agers,” said dramatic selloff. ducts, had a net income, exclud­ until you have paid for the old. Save equipment involved, the group will March 16th — 6:30 p.m. Men’s golf 784; Sol Cohen 777; John Klein 758; Bob “ We believe that the concern about wage and In the report, “ 1989 Forecast of ing unusual items, of $7.7 million Hahn, now seeking work as a disc jockey after Loads and Resources,” the utility on large purchases, and pay cash organize into teams, with each working league. Schubert 738; Ernestine Donnelly 728; a brief stint at a Phoenix radio station. She was capacity pressures is overblown,” said Michael on sales of $127.3 million in 1988. rather than spending more on inter­ on a different facet of production. April 5th — 1:30 p.m. Ladies golf Clara Hemingway 719: Mike Haberern in western lower Michigan Wednesday for a Sherman at Shearson Lehman Hutton Inc. “ We are projected average annual retal That compared with earnings of est. sales growth of 1.7 percent from '.'l: Our first task will be to produce a league. 719. radio station promotion. not forecasting a decline in the inflation rate at this $6.6 million on sales of $132.4 If your annual pay raises exceed Bowling — March 7: Phil Washburn Hahn, 29, said she is bothered by criticism of time, but nor are we expecting an acceleration.” 1989 through 1998. The electric million a year earlier. inflation, you have a source of 591: Andy Lorenzen 520; Howard her appearances in Playboy and a suggestive For the year as a whole, Sherman predicts that cosumption by NU’s retail custo­ In 1982, the Manville Corp. filed money for savings. And you should Lockward 526; Ed Adams 534; John music video with screaming comic Sam the inflation rate will run in the 4 percent to 4>A mers rose an average of 4.3 for Chapter 11 bankruptcy when be able to do it without reducing your life style. Commit to putting a Kravontka 501: Ray Chittick, 502: Kinison. . percent range. percent from 1983 through last faced with thousands of absestos Social Security Frank Gallas 510; Andy Lamereaux year. portion of all future pay raises Into Most stock traders seemed to take a similar view lawsuits. The company, formerly your savings program. 222. 602; Bruno Giordano 209; 563: in the past week. Even with the news of “ Our projection is consistent Hardy Thompson 201; Paul Desjeunes with many of the trends we are Once you have found a way to save, QUESTION: I have my own business panic and told me she had misplaced Edwards gets royal award stronger-than-expected employment growth on be sure to pay yourself first by hav­ ) li 211. 529: Bert Sweet 212. 559; Jim Fee seeing in both the economy of where I work evenings and weekends in her check and now does not have access Friday, the Dow Jones average of 30 industrials ing your savings taken out of your 564; Jim Stackpole 541: Mike Pierro LONDON (AP) — Queen Elizabeth II gave southern New England and the addition to my regular job. This year. I to her monthly payment. What should her youngest son. Prince Edward, a special managed to post a 7.85 gain to 2,282.14 for the week. CALDWELL paycheck or writing the first check 515; Stan Zaimor 512; Don Ostberg 507. electric industry.” said Bruce G. know I’ll make more than the Social she do? 25th birthday present Friday — his first royal The New York Stock Exchange composite index each month to your savings ac­ Vi Pulford 176.496; Pat Cleavage 200, Blakey. NU’s manager of load count. Experience shows that if we Security tax base counting both in­ 481: Alice Chittick 504; Harriet Gior­ honor. rose .95 to 164.85; the NASDAQ composite index for OIL INC. comes? What do I do? ANSWER: She should contact the The queen made him a Commander of the the over-the-counter market gained 1.91 to 405.90, forecasting. "Labor shortages save only what's "left over," there la dano 207, 484; Cathy Ringrose 493: never much to put away for the Social Security office and report having Royal Victorian Order, an order of chivalry and the American Stock Exchange market value have begun limiting economic misplace her check. Social Security will Marie Pick 179 . 461: Jennie Legitt 212, growth in the region, and conser­ future. ANSWER: Your employer will de­ 490; Jean Lukacs 211, 502. instituted in 1896 by Queen Victoria to reward index was up 2.70 at 328.92. input the data about the check and vation and co-generation will duct Social Security taxes from your Pinochle — March 8: Ray Bogue 750: services to the royal family. Edward is now Volume on the Big Board averaged 159.80 million .73* 1 replacement check will be mailed to pay check. And you will have to pay entitled to use the initials CVO after his name. shares a day, up from 155.66 million the week before. slow the growth in customer p«r gal. C. O. 0. VI Kava Is the tax partner In the her. If she later finds the missing check, Clara Hemingway 747; Peter Casella 190 gal. minimum purchaaa Social Security taxes on your self- 746. Edward, who works as a production The recent flareup of inflation worries recalls a demand.” accounting firm of employment income only for the she must return it immediately to assistant for Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Really NU serves more than 1 million Kava & Kava. CPA’s, Social Security. This would be a good Bridge — March 8: Hilda Campbell similar scare last summer that was induced largely difference between the amount of your 4.400: Tom Giordano 4,370; Helen Useful Theatre Company, was spending his by drought in many agricultural areas of the electric customers in Connecticut 649-8841 153 Main Street. Mancheatar. C T wages and the maximum that counts time to discuss direct deposit with her. birtMay working in the company’s offices at and 190,000 in western PrteM tubl^et to Chango 646-5528. With direct deposit, her checks would Bensche 4,180: Pauline Frederick country, observed Donald Carver, president of for Social Security. $48,000 this year. Theater on its production of Lloyd Massachusetts. be electronically deposited in her 3,860; Sally Goodstine 3,680: Milt Leon Centre Square Investment Group in Philadelphia. 3.680: Catherine Bvrnes 3,560: Marv Webber s new musical “ Aspects of Love.” QUESTION: My aunt receives SSI checking or savings account, a much Colpitts 5,580. checks. This morning she called me in a safer way to receive her payments.

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Where cancer strikes in the human body U.S. research plane In 1989, an estimated 21 percent of all cancers diagnosed in men will be prostate cancer, or roughly 103,000 new cases. This makes it the leading single cancer site in American men, higher than the estimated 101.000 But Hi-G Co. will keep male lung cancer cases. It is estimated that breast cancer will account for 28 percent of all female cancers in 1989, making it more than twice as common as female lung cancer. South Windsor unit open U.S. CANCER INCIDENCE RATES tests Arctic pollution AND DEATHS BY SITE AND SEX, 1989 HARTFORD (AP) — About 500 people will lose In percent ol all cancers diagnosed and total cancer per site. their jobs as the Hi-G Co. electronics plant is phased By Doug AAellgren over the pole from Norway than out of business over the next six to eight months, a ORAL The Associated Press from the Arctic regions of North 2% ( t 0.000) America because more people company official said Friday. 1% (2.875) OSLO, Norway — A U.S. live in the far north of Europe, “We got capacity to do what we’re doing down at LEUKEMIA/ LEUKEMIA/ where ground temperatures are (Darlington, S.C.), and we need to consolidate those LYMPHOMAS LYMPHOMAS research plane left a Norwegian 8% (42.200) 7% (36..900) air base Friday to test the air over moderated by the warmth of the operations, basically because of economies of 9% (21.600) scale,” said Norm Lawson, director of human 9% (23.900) the vast whiteness of the North Gulf Stream. SKIN BREAST Pole, where scientists say pollu­ relations for AP Industries Inc. 3% (14.500) 28% (142,000) In a telephone interview from AP Industries, based in Toledo, Ohio, is the parent 2% (5.200) 18% (43.000) tion rivals that of smog-ridden the airbase, Schnell said: “Look SKIN American cities. at Bodoe. It’s at about the same company of Hi-G, which manufactures timers, LUNG 3% (12.500) 20% (lOt.OOO) The modified P3 Orion surveil­ relays and other electronic items. 1% (3.000) latitude as Barrow, Alaska. Here 35% (93.000) lance aircraft will make 10 Lawson said the higher cost of doing business in LUNG they grow potatoes. In Barrow Connecticut was a small factor in the decision to .PANCREAS 11% (54.000) high-altitude flights from Bodoe it’s too cold to grow anything. The 1 / 3% (13,000) 21% (49.000) Air Force Base to trace the move all operations to South Carolina, where AP 5% (12.500) Arctic is 1,000 times more pol­ Industries’ operation is called Nytronics Inc. PANCREAS sources and types of pollutants luted than the Antarctic because COLON/RECTUM 3% (14.000) blamed for the “Greenhouse AP Industries issued a prepared statement 14% (73,000) 5% (12,500) people live in it.” 11% (30.000) Effect” — the gradual warming Thursday announcing plans to sell the Hartford AP photo COLON/RECTUM Twenty scientists and crew 15% (78.000) of the atmosphere. plant, while continue operating a smaller Hi-G URINARY were aboard the Orion when it left facility in South Windsor that employs about 50 10% (49,000) 13% (31.300) From the ground, the Arctic one-way fare offered by Eastern for this 5% (12,900) URINARY may seem pristine in its frozen Friday for its mission over the THE FARE WAS $12 — Passengers fill 4% (21.200) people. PROSTATE pole and Svalbard, an Arctic Hartford Mayor Carrie Saxon Perry and weekend to lure passengers in spite of 3% (7,300) isolation, but from high altitudes an Eastern Airlines shuttle bound from 21% (103.000) it is not. island off the northwestern representatives of the governor’s office met Friday the strike. 11% (28.500) OVARY Norway. with Hi-G officials and union representatives. Perry Boston to New York City Friday. They 4% (20.000) “Sometimes visibility is re­ said after the meeting that Hi-G officials said they were taking advantage of the special $12 5% (12.000) duced to a couple of kilometers,” Norwegian and Canadian UTERUS said Russell Schnell, a University scientists are assisting the U.S. would try to arrange for her and state officials to 9% (47.000) study with ground measurements meet with AP Industries management. 4% (10.000) of Colorado atmospheric “We don’t want to raise unneccessary expecta­ scientist. to compare with figures recorded “Arctic air pollution is as bad by the Orion’s instruments as the tions of workers, but we will exhaust every avenue,” Eastern to restore flights; All Olhers All Others 17% (88.850) 14% (70.700) as you’d find in any American plane passes six miles above the Perry said. 20% (55.200) 20% (47,200) Officials from the International Union of city. It’s as bad as the Denver ice pack, Schnell said. MEN WOMEN brown cloud or the smog of L. A.” SOURCE: AfTWCAn Cancar Scoaty This is the winter’s second Electronics, an affiliate of the AFL-CIO, sent a Incidence Rate (Total new cases) Incidence Rate (Total new cases) InloGrspNc* He is one of 40 American letter to employees earlier this week, telling them Death Rate (Total deaths) American-financed study of polar what was expected at the plant. union vows continued fight Death Rate (Total deaths) €) IMS North Amonca SyndlcAl*. Inc. scientists stationed at Bodoe, 540 conditions form Norway. In a “The union negotiating committee attempted to miles north of Oslo, until April 20 project sponsored by the National MIAMI (AP) — Eastern Air­ as a single company. man for the Massachusetts Port to chart gases, chemicals, visibil­ keep the company from moving by asking, if we More than 300 workers from Authority, which operates Logan Aeronautics and Space Adminis­ could get any help through the governor’s office, our lines fought back against a ity and temperatures for the tration, a modifed U-2 spy plane crippling strike Friday by pack­ around New Jersey rallied Fri­ International Airport. Phil Orlan- Coordinated Eastern Arctic U.S. senators and our congressmen, would they stay day in support of the Eastern della said previous shuttle flights flew Arctic missions to measure here in Connecticut,” the letter said. ing its Northeast Shuttle with Antarctic cleanup ends Experiment, a $2 million study of the ozone layer, which shields the passengers at $12 a head and machinists, offering them money during the strike carried as few polar pollution sponsored by the “The company reply was that the corporation and help walking picket lines. as seven passengers. earth from the sun’s harmful made its decision and finds it not feasible to do announcing restoration of 80 National Oceanographic and At­ ultraviolet rays. flights a day, mostly Latin “I have never ... seen this kind Many holders of Eastern mospheric Survey. anything about keeping the company here. The of solidarity,” said Matthew tickets learned they would have Schnell said the Orion would company is definitely moving all production to American and top domestic with oil still on wreck Schnell said his team also flew routes. Adams, AFL-CIO regional repre­ to pay higher fares on most other the Orion, a hurricane stalker in measure such ozone-depleting Darlington, South Carolina,” it said. But thousands of angry and sentative from Washington, D.C. carriers or join a long line of By Kevin Noblet partially sank three days after it ran summer, from Canada and gases as halon and chlorofluoro- The letter said union officials would meet with confused Eastern ticket holders From the rally, workers went to unsecured creditors seeking re­ The Associated Press aground. It is on its side, and part of its Greenland but “came to Norway carbons, known as CFCs. He company officials and negotiate severance pay, Newark International Airport for funds in U .S. Bankruptcy Court in gashed orange hull and its deck remain added that “we also want data on insurance and other benefits for the people who will trying to get refunds or fly on above the water line. The waters imm«-T' to get as close as possible to the other carriers learned they would a demonstration outside the ter­ New York. PALMER STATION, Antarctica — A source of- pollution” for the carbon dioxide levels produced be losing their jobs. minal used by Continental. Police “This has been one of those multimillion-dollar international cleanup diately around the wreck are discolored by burning fossii fuels and on Employees said Thursday that they hadn’t heard have to pay more or put in their project’s most comprehensive claims in U.S. Bankruptcy Court. estimated 350-400 people rallied days that we all hope would never effort is concluding at the site of a wrecked and smell of fuel. phase. partical pollution, such as dust anything from management. at the airport. happen,” said Phil Davidoff, Argentine supply ship that still holds about The United States, Chile and Argentina and soot.” “We don’t know what’s going on,” Rose Liptak, a A judge in New York extended sent teams and equipment to the site. He said more pollution drifts his order barring commuter Most of Eastern’s pilots and president-elect of the 23,000- 63,000 gallons of diesel fuel, U.S. and group leader at the South Windsor plant, said. “We flight attendants honored the member American Society of Argentine officials said. Walker said about 16,400 gallons of fuel was really have no information as of yet except for the railroad workers from honoring pumped out of the wreck, after hundreds of any picket lines thrown up by Machinists’ picket lines and the Travel Agents. The authorities interviewed this week ERA Phillips Real Estate letter the union sent.” airline’s pre-strike schedule of But a threat to the 320,000 said little more could be done with the thousands of gallons leaked out. Eastern’s striking Machinists Walker also said any effort to salvage the 3466D Main St. union. 1,050 flights a day had fallen to 62 commuters who use trains in the half-sunken ship, the Bahia Paraiso, flights a day on its Northeast New York City area eased when a before the Antarctic winter sets in. vessel, or to cut it up and remove it from Coventry, Ct. 06238 Bush asked to cool strike “We are going to rebuild this the site, would take three years and cost as s airline in prudent, sensible incre­ shuttle and three a week to Latin federal judge, who had temporar­ “The mission is practically completed,” > HARTFORD (AP) — The governors of Connecti­ America. ily barred commuter railroad said Capt. Heberto Rubatino, head of the much as $60 million — far more than the Z cut. Massachusetts and Vermont want President ments and get our men and ship’s value. Any decision on whether to IF WE DON’T SELL YOUR o women back to work so they can That pushed the nation’s workers from honoring picket Argentine navy’s anti-pollution office. s Bush to reverse himself and declare an emergency seventh-largest carrier to file for lines, extended his order indefi­ salvage the vessel would have to be made HOUSE, M that would extend the “cooling off” period and support their families,” Eastern “We are sure we have checked out, cleaned c/i financial reorganization Thurs­ nitely beyond a Friday midnight up and controlled all of the Bahia Paraiso’s by Argentine authorities, he said. WE’LL BUY IT: H possibly help end the strike by machinists against President Phil Bakes said Fri­ Peter Wilkniss, polar programs director M day. “This is the beginning of a day in the fifth-biggest Chapter 11 deadline pending, his decision on tanks.” W Eastern Airlines. filing in terms of company assets. whether to allow picketing. Rubatino, in a meeting with U.S. for the National Science Foundation, said In a letter to the president. Govs. William A. new smaller, restructured and Q. How does this program work? X The strike is costing Eastern A federal appeals court panel in authorities aboard an Argentine navy clean-up efforts by Argentine and U.S. w O’Neill of Connecticut, Michael S. Dukakis of viable Eastern Airlines.” experts would conclude about March 15. Eastern said the more than 140 about $4 million a day. Philadelphia issued a similar ban cargo ship anchored near the site, said A. ERA can buy your house. Of course, there are several Massachusetts and Madelein M. Kunin of Vermont Eastern management listed He said scientists from the United States, > said they were “very concerned that the continuing daily flights, including 62 shuttle for that area. some of the Bahia Paraiso’s fuel storage qualifications and conditions that do apply. ERA feels so r more than $4.5 billion in net tanks could not be reached safely by divers Argentina and Chile was being sent to p job action at Eastern Airlines has a potentially flights connecting Boston, New Palmer Station to study the spill’s effects confident that we can sell you home by proper pricing and assets, $3.39 billion in liabilities to pump theip out. He said they had been C/l devastating effect on the economy of our states.” York and Washington, would be on the area’s wildlife. The foundation marketing, that there won’t be a need for us to buy it. u operated with picket line­ and 15,696 creditors. scdlcd The letter was sent Thursday. In Washington, presidential supervises all U.S. activities in Antarctica. ERA Philips Real Estate has several unique tools that are c Last week, the National Mediation Board asked crossing employees who have A U.S. navy salvage expert, William a spokesman Marlin Fitzwater was Walker, said the ship still held about 63,000 He said the diesel still in the ship’s tanks available to you as homeowners that make your home more for a declaration of emergency that would create a been with the company since was expected to continue to leak, “maybe fact-finding board and extend the cooling off period before the start of the strike asked if there was any chance .73® gallons of diesel fuel. He agreed the fuel attractive to the potential buyer. President Bush might change his nsooal. Min.) was unreachable. for as long as a year.” Some floating s foreodays. , Saturday over Eastern’s demand Prtc§» tub/*of to oftongo. containment booms would be placed to try Call me today — I’ll meet with you and show you what ERA “In the past, these boards have been successful 75 for contract concessions. mind on intervening in the He said the vessel had been carrying Eastern strike. “He’s not rethink­ Manchester • 645-8393 about 265,000 gallons of diesel fuel when it to control the leakage. Phillips Real Estate can do for you. percent of the time in settling the disputes without But strikers charged the crews “There’s little more we can do before 1 any work stoppages.” the governors told the on the restored flights beginning ing it,” Fitzwater said. ran aground Jan. 28 on shoals about two The first Eastern shuttle to : miles from Palmer Station, a U.S. winter sets in,” he said. president. .u Sunday and Monday will be from “The best thing that could happen, as Tori Escott “As governors of the states greatly affected by the Eastern’s sister carrier. Contin­ leave Boston for New York and WIL5®N : research base on the Antarctic Peninsula Washington with the new $12 i; about 600 miles from the tip of South cruel as it sounds, is for it (the ship) to stoppage, we urge you to reconsider your prior ental Airlines, and vowed to OIL GO. break up and spill its guts all at once,” he 647-8120 742-1450 742-0209 extend pickets to that airline, one-way fare Friday had 92 ; America. decision opposing the recommendation of the U YEARS OF QUALITY SERVICE said. National Mediation Board,” they wrote. treating parent Texas Air Coro. people on board, said a spokes­ The Bahia Paraiso rolled over and

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REWARDING OPPORTUNITIES AT Manchester March 27th. eoe 1.5 acres In new subdi­ nahue, Sentrv Real Est­ ing heat and hot water. room, large kitchen tunities possible. WIII ate, 643-4060.O train. Coll Covev’s, 643- vision. Well planned $625. per month. Me­ and eating area, 4 bed­ GRAMPY’S CORNER STORE rooms, 2Vi bahts, hard­ MORTGAGES If you have ambition, motivation and the desire to 2751.______kitchen features, oak MANCHESTER. New list­ lissa, 633-7216, William CONDO Beoutv with INVESTMENT coblnetrv and wet bar. ing. One floor living Ravels Real Estate 633- wood floors, like new pool. Brick and beauti­ succeed in a challenging but rewarding career- SECRETARY POOL Attendant, 18 veors perfect tor the retiree throughout. Onlv ful and spacious 4 room PROPERTY SAVE YOUR Grampy’s Corner Store has a position(s) availa- Part-time position, 20 hours per wMk, f r ^ 10:30 am - FIreplaced tomllv 0111. or older, for position, room has sliders to or couple lust starting $249,900. U & R Realtv, unit with balcony over­ HOME!! bie at our Manchester location. - 2'30 pm Monday-Friday, in E L M C R E ST S PARTIAL 40 hours 0 week min­ out. One veor voung 643-2692.0______looking pool, with 0 1 N E W HAMPSHIRE. program affiliated with the Manchester School system. deck. 4 bedrooms In­ If you are In FORECLOSURE, You can earn »22,500 up to ‘30,000. You will have imum. Please coll 528- MANCHESTER. Bright 6 cor garage too! CHFA Portsmouth. Commer­ cluding master bed­ contemporarv ranch 1 bedroom aluminum cial suprise sleeper, 4 total P&L responsibility for a Qrampy’s store. Duties Include typing, filing, transcribing patient re­ 1300 to set up on ap­ room suite. All reaso- with dramatic cother- room cape move-in- sided home on Smart mortgage available on BANKRUPTCY or DIVORCEO To qualify, you must have at least one year ex­ cords from cassettes, maintaining patients charts, pointment tor on drol celling In tlre- complex at 8 percent acres, 60,000 square or "falling behind," ask for nable otters condltlon, ample stor­ St., East Hartford feet, brick building. perience working in a food store environment. some admission’s proceed's heavy phone contact, and Interview. considered. Call to- ploced living room. age, hard wood floors, S99,900.Anne Miller financing. A great buy other related clerical responalbilities. Possible ocean liner HO PAYMENT PR08RAM up CASHIERS/CLERKS dov! Flono Realtv 646- Fuliv oppllonced kit­ dining room with built- Real Estate, 647-8000.D tor vour 1st home or chen,- full basement Investm ent! $78900. pier. No soles/personol to 2 yearsll Elmcrest offers a competitive salary, flexible benefits 5200.O in china closet, living 2 bedroom newer cope on Income tax. $2,800,000. Up to »6“ per hour to start. No experience neces- packag6, tuition relmbursament, 10 paid holidays, and and garage. $169,900. room with fireplace, Deer Run, Manchester Anne Miller Real Est- THE SWISS GROUP Real Estate ote, 647-8000.n______Immediate sole/ren- s&rv an Innovative sick-vacatlon policy 4.5 weeks of paid 8V2 ASSUMABLE mort­ Noncv von Hollen Sen­ large eating kitchen, pri­ $147,900. Anne Miller Qratinpy’s is not just an ordinary convenience time off per year. Please send resume to personnel or gage 3 bedroom cape tol. 603-522-3736; 3636. 203-454-4404 trv Real Estate, 643- vate yard with stonewall Reol Estate, 647-8000.O 1977 Built with garage. store. We offer full New York Style deli's, hot food apply to: large formal dining 4060.O This terrific end unit room. Beautiful wood and patio. Bower 3 bedroom redecorated BOLTON ZONING entrees, 24 hours a day, and extensive perisha­ Reuptionlit Dask condo with private en­ INVITATION TO BID COMMISSION bles including fresh meat, fish, produce and in­ I HOMES floors. 1'/2 baths and 2 Star Is Born!!! Pres- School area. $142,000. full dormered cope, Call 647-7298 for ap­ Hollister St. $150,000. trance, open floor plan, The Manchester Public PUBLIC NOTICE Elmcrest FOR SALE cor garage. Priced tor entlv under construc­ has o garage and on store bakeries. tion, this delightful 7 pointment. Prinicipala Anne Miller Real Est­ Schools solicits bids for The Bolton Zoning Commis­ Grampy's offers excellent benefits Including: 2S Mirlborough Street Immediate sole! extra room In base­ SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHER sion will hold a Public Hear­ room Colonial has only. ate, 647-8000.O Portlend, CT 06480 All reol estate advertised In "W e’re Selling ment. CHFA & FHA for the 1989-1990 school year. ing on Wednesday, March 15, • Flexible Houre the Manchester Herald Is Houses" 646-2482. Blan­ monv tine features! DESIRABLE Area of approved at 8 percent Sealed bids wilt be received 1989 at 7:30 pm at the Com­ • Medicel. Dentel end Life Iniurance sublect to the Fair Housing chard & Rossetto Real­ Located on Shoddv East Hartford. Three financing and only ap- until March 28, 1989, 2:00 munity Hall to hear the fol­ Act of 1968, which makes it tors," We're Selling Mill Rd. In Andover on MANCHESTER. New bedrooms, Vh baths, P.M., at which time they will lowing: • Advancement opportunitlea Illegal to odvertlse anv pref­ proxiotely 3 percent be publicly opened. The right Houses" 646-2482.D over 5 wooded acres, price on this 6 room 24x16 tomllv room with down needed! Coll is reserved to relect any and Application of Warren • Profit aharing erence, limitation or discrim­ this home otters 3 bed­ Howland for a condomi­ Join the World of Advertising!! ination based on race, color, colonial ottering lots raised hearth fire­ Anne and find out how all bids. Specifications and nium prolect at 25 West For more information, please call BEAUTIFULLY main­ rooms, 2.5 baths, fire­ for less. Four bed­ place. Cedar sided with bid forms may be secured at religion, sex or notional much It would cost you the Business Office, 45 North St. 800-624-9743. origin, or on Intention to tained. 3 bedroom place, vinvl siding, rooms, 1st floor brick front. Oversized to own these wonderful CLERK TYPIST Anderson windows, School Street, Manchester, Mark Johnson, Qramp/t It tn Equal Opportunity Employer. moke onv such preference, home with 2 full baths, laundry, tullv op- two cor garage. Coll condos...She'll give Connecticut. Chairman limitation or discrimination. large first floor, Flor­ generous allowances. pllonced kitchen. today to see this unloue you o tree financial Bolton Zoning Commission The Herald will not know- You can’t beat the Walking distance to ida room, tomllv room home. Asking analysis! Anne Miller 023-03 009-03 Full time diversified opening in our Inglv accept onv odvertlse- a n d more! Onlv price of $229,900! Ap- shopping. $149,900. $214,900 Strono Real Real Estate, 647-8000.O ment which Is In violation of proxlmotelv 1918 so. ft. Irene Lacey 643-8134. Estate, 647-76530 Advertising Department. Knowledge the low. $204,900. "W e’re Sel­ TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT ling Houses" 646-2482. Jackson 8< Jackson Barnett, Bowman, Tib­ of data processing a plus but will BOLTON Owner anxious! TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT NOTICE OF Blanchard & Rossetto Real Estate, 647-8400.D bies, 633-3661. NOTICE OF ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE Move In tor the spring. Realtors," We’re Sel­ ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE ASSOCIATE PROGRAM train. Pleasant telephone manner, 7 room 2800 sa. ft. In accordance with the provisions of Chapter 3, Sections 1 ling Houses" 646-2482.D TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT In accordance with the provisions of Chapter 3, Sections 1 and 9 of the Town Charter, notice Is hereby given of the adop­ DIRECTOR good typing and spelling necessary. contemporarv. Cus­ NOTICE OF and 9 of the Town Charter, notice Is hereby given of the adop­ tion bv the Board of Directors of the Town of Manchester, tom ammenitles. Still ID E A L In-law apartment ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE tion bv the Board of Directors of the Town of Manchester, Connecticut on March 7, 1989. time to choose colors. possibilities. Bolton 1 In accordance with the provisions of Chapter 3, Sections 1 Connecticut on March 7, 1989. PROPOSED ORDINANCE Mandnsla’ Partial Hoapltal Pragram Good hourly wage, excellent bene­ Come and view. plus acre wooded lot Is and 9 of the Town Charter, notice Is hereby given of the adop­ PROPOSED ORDINANCE $327,900. Flano Realtv tion bv the Board of Directors of the Town of Manchester, BE IT O RDAINED by the Board of Directors of the Town of fits including dental. the setting tor this vinvl Connecticut on March 7, 1989. BE IT O RDAINED by the Board of Directors of the Town of Manchester that Section 13-40 (b)(lv) of The Code of Ordi­ Full-time clinical position co-ordinating 646-5200.P______sided Ranch with o Morjchester that the jTown of Manchester accept con- nances of the Town of Manchester be amended as follows: 1(11 '''' PROPOSED recentiv remodeled veVohlBe ol premlses descrlbed in Schedule A herein from (Iv) Contributions shall be deposited Into the Retirement Al- the start up and mangement of partial ORDINANCE Rothmqn 8, Beaulieu, Inc. for highway purposes. There shall lowwonce Fund. No moneys other than authorized oov- Call the Manchester Herald for inter­ BUSINESS kitchen, 2 fireplaces be ho consideration for sold conveyance. roll deductions shall be deposited Into the Retirement program in conjunction with the Man­ and 2 baths. One end of B E IT O RD AIN ED bv the Board of Directors of the Town of view appointment at 643-2711, ask OPPORTUNITIES Manchester that the Town of Manchester purchase from Prepared by William J. Shea Allowance Fund by a member. Notwithstanding the chester School system. home mokes possible James Beaulieu Development Company, Inc., the premises Assistant Town Attornev above, current employees of the Board of Education Ca­ for Dennis Santoro. In-law apartment with described In Schedule A attached hereto, tor the sum of 1-12-89 feteria Department (Herlnotter referred to os "B oa rd ") STORRS. Unisex beoutv THIRTY-FIVE HUNDRED ($3500.00) DOLLARS. who became members of the Plan In September of 1984, salon with 7 stations full bath. $165,900. D.W. SCH EDU LE A The ASSOCIATE PROGRAM DIREC­ Prepared bv William J. Shea shall have the Individual option to purchase credit for located In plozo. Monv Rsh Realtv, 643-1591.0 That certain piece or parcel of land situated In the Town of not more than ten (10) years of eligible prior service TOR will establish, co-ordinate and im­ FULL time/port time Assistant Town Attornev time from August of 1984 back to the em- ployee's dote of person needed for busv extras. $69,900. Sentrv 2-14-89 Manchester, County of Hartford, and State of Connecticut Real Estate. 643-4060. MANCHESTER. Love na­ and shown on o certain mop entitled “Subdivision Plan Initial employment. Current employees plement the policies and procedures of Certified medical office In Man­ ture? Then vou will SCHEDU LE A SANDSTONE ESTATES Developed by Beaulieu Oevel. of the Board who were over age sixty (60) In September the after school program (2pm-6pm chester. Four to 4'/2 love the beautiful Those premises known as 333 Middle Turnpike East In the Com. 8i Gerald P. Rothman Tolland Turnpike Manchester of 1984 and who were not allowed to become a member of dovs per week. Please Town of Manchester, County of Hortford ond State of Con­ Connecticut Scale 1' • 40' Dote 1/88 Rev. 8/8/88 Pudeler Engi­ the Plan due to age, shall be eligible to become a mem­ wooded backvard of ber of the Plon os of the effective date of this Ordinance daily); supervise the clinical activities of Nurse Aid coll Denise at 646-8757, INSTRUCTION this Iarge9 room home. necticut, more particularly bounded and described os fol­ neering, Manchester, Connecticut" on file In the Town lows: Clerk's Office In sold Town of Manchester, and more partic­ and shall have the Individual option to purchose credit assigned staff be responsible for admis­ Immediate open­ 9am-11am. Generous closet space, ularly bounded and described os follows: for not more than fourteen (14) years of eligible prior Sold premises are deslgnoted as Lot No. S on o certain mop service time from effective dote of this Ordinance back sion, valuation, treatment and dis­ ings on all shifts possibllltv of 5 bed­ COMM ENCING at on Iron pin located In the general north­ rooms or at home of­ entitled, "M op of Middle Heights Property of Elman 8i Rol- to the employee's date of Initial employment. Eligible charge planning of all after school pati­ for full & part-time ston So. Manchester, Conn. Scale 1" • 100’ Oct. 1921,1 hereby erly line of Tolland Turnpike, which Iron pin marks the employees who elect to purchase prior service time POSTAL JOBS fice. Two fireplaces, certify this mop to be substantially correct Geo. H. Johnson southwest corner of the premises herein described and the shall have one (1) year from the effective date of this Or­ ents; be responsible for community liai­ positions. $10.93 to start Vh baths, enclosed Civil Eng.", sold moo Is on tile In the Town Clerk's office In southeast corner of land now or formerly of Wllhelmlno Osi- dinance to pay to the Retirement Allowance Fund a sold Manchester, reference to which Is hereby mode for o powlcz; the line runs thence N S3* 02’ 06' E along the north­ lump sum amount determined by the Town Treasurer. son and marketing activities for the pro­ Every other weekend porch and 2 cor garage. erly line of Tolland Turnpike, a distance of 206.61 feet to o Applications are being accepted for the $209,900. YoYo Carroll further description, which premises ore bounded: Should the employee retire prior to paying said lump point; the line runs thence N 49* 25’ 04* E along the northerly sum, then he/she shall not receive credit for prior ser­ gram; and co-ordinate the program with required. Greater Hartford area for a number of Sentrv Real Estate, 643- NORTHERLY: line of Tolland Turnpike, a distance of 93.92 feet to o polnt; bv Lot No. 14, OS shown on sold mop, 50 feet; vice time referenced In this Section. Such prior service other clinical services with the hospital. Ask about our child positions with excellent pay and bene­ 4060.O the line runs thence S 52* 38’ 47* W along land now or form­ time that Is purchased shall be for benefit accrued pur­ EASTERLY: erly of Raymond J. and Barbara Ann WrobelskI, o distance poses at Early and Normal Retirement and tor deter­ care ro-lmbureement fits. When this application period closes bv Lot No. 6, OS shown on sold moo, 138.7 feet; of 299.44 feet to o Dont; the line runs thence S 23* 49' 25* E mining ellglbliltv tor Normal Retirement under this Re­ CO UNTRY Lot In An­ along land now or formerly of Wllhelmlno Oslpowlcz, o dis­ Requires Master levei degree and previ­ and non-bonefit rate of you can wait 3 years before being able dover. Rural location SOUTHERLY; tirement Allowance Fund. Commencing on the second bv Middle Turnpike East, 50 feet; tance of 4 feet to the point and place of beginning. anniversary of the effective date of this Ordinance, such ous experience in the human services pay program to apply again. We offer a 3Vi hour work­ but close to town. Lots Sold premises are conveyed tor all purposes for which o prior service time that Is purchased shall also be used of trees. Build from WESTERLY: field. Prior supervisory experience pre­ shop which guarantees you a score of by Lot No. 4, os shown on said map, 141 feet. hlghwov may be used. for determining ellglblMlv for Early Reltrement under vour plans or use ours. This Ordinance shall take effect ten (10) days otter this publi­ this Retirement Allowance Fund. ferred. Send resume to: For more informa­ 90 percent plus on the exam, tuition Or buv the land now to This Ordinance shall take effect ten (10) dovs otter this publi­ cation In this newspaper provided that within ten (10) dovs cation In this newspaper provided that within ten (10) dovs This Ordinance shall take effect ten (10) days after this publi­ tion please call di­ $55.00. For reservations call Score Best build In the future. otter this publication of this Ordinance o petition signed bv otter this publication of this Ordinance o petition signed bv cation In this newspaper provided that within ten (10) days Good sized lot will take not less than five (5) percent of the electors of the Town, os after this publication of this Ordinance a petition signed by Timothea I. Eckhoff, rector of Nursing Testing Service area (203-667-0049) a not less than five (5) percent of the electors of the Town, os determined from the latest official lists of the Registrars of not less than five (5) percent of the electors of he Town, at o com fortable size determined from the latest official lists of the Registrars of Voters, has not been filed with the Town Clerk requesting Its determined from the latest official lists of the Registrars of 1 Director of Personnel professional not an answering service home. Get started In Voters, has not been filed with the Town Clerk reouestlno Its reference to a special Town election. Crestfield reference to o special town Election. Voters, has not been filed with the Town Clerk requesting Its will talk with you. Can't attend? order housing and build vour James Fogarty reference to a special Town election. Elmcrest dream home. Coll and James Fogarty Convalescent home study, same guarantee/price. Secretary Secretary James Fogarty 25 Marlborough Street ask tor Barbara Wein­ Board of Directors Board of Directors Secretary Home CENTER WORKSHOP Thursday March berg tor more Informa­ Manchester, Connecticut Manchester, Connecticut Board of Directors 16, 6pm at the Quality Inn Conference tion on this countrv lot. Doted at Manchester, Connecticut this 8th day of March, Manchester, Connecticut. Portland. CT 06480 Doted at Manchester, Connecticut this 8th day of March, Doted at Manchester, Connecticut this 8th dv of March, 1989 643-5151 Center, Route 83, Vernon, CT. R E /M A X , east of the 1989 1989. eoe river, 647-1419.0 a 019-03 0204)3 022-03 A

'V f! AUTOS FOR I APARTMENTS CONDOMINIUMS RaTV/STEREO/ CARS [CARS [TRUCKS/VANS FOR SALE [ fo r s a l e RENT/LEA8E MORTBABES FOR RENT FOR RENT 1 1 ^ APPLIANCES FOR SALE F R E E Mileage on low Pk Spgcioli^ D # t*! MANCHESTER. Two KEN M O RE washer for 1977 MERCURY Cougar. 78 MONTE CARLO. Runs DO DG E 1979 3/4 ton. SAVE vour home. If vou HEBRON. Modern, two Good shape. V8 auto­ cost auto rental. VI'- are In foreclosure, bedroom. Heat, hot bedroom Townhouse sale. Heavy duty never XR7, V8, 62,000. Excel­ good $750. or best otter. • 9^------— ------with family room In used. $350. Call 645- 644-2042 after 6. matic. Moving must lage Auto Rental, 643- bankruptcy or di­ water, appliances, lent condition. S450. 2979 or 646-7044. parking, no pets. $625. convenient area. $695 6475. 646-4081.______sell $1000. or best offer. vorced or "falllno be­ MISCELLANEOUS per month. Call D.W. 77 ASPEN, slant 6 engine. Call after 5 p.m. 742- hind," ask for no pay­ 228-3245 or 646-0882. BBOKKEEPINB/ CARPENTRY/ IHEATINB/ Dodge Dart 1973. 6 cv- $600 or best offer. 646- I S I I SERVICES Fish, 871-1400 or 643- 9813. ment program up to 2 M ANCHESTER. Beauti­ INCOME TAX REMODELINB PLUMBINB 1591. llnder, automatic, 0160 after 6:30 pm. years!! The Swiss ful two bedroom apart­ 1 ^ SPORTING power steering. S1750. Group 203-454-4404. I S i J GOODS Call 646-7788 after 6pm. 1976 FORD Van, E-250, ment, eat-ln kitchen, Clubwagon. Excellent self-cleaning stove, Complete accounting services CARPENTRY WORK PJ’t Plumbing, Heating A Spring is coming CARS [CARS HOMES Bicycle Tropez excellent condition. $800, negotl- dishwasher, disposal including A/R. A/P. P/R. GA., All Phnei Air Conditioning For all y o u r cleanup [CARS able. 649-5007, FOR SALE FOR SALE and refrigerator. Din­ P&L Statement and quarterly Framing, Roofs. Siding, Trim, Boilers, pumps, hot water FOR RENT condition Professional Rentals tanks, new and chores call Rudy, maintained. $75. Ten FOR SALE evenings. ing room, living room tax returns Can design Raglatared & Fully Insured N replacements. 647-9925. speed Varsity Schwinn and one bath. Air con­ additional applications Vary Raatonabfe Pr/caa BOLTON. Beautiful, six ditioned, very aulet. FREE ESTIMATES Reasonable, reliable, room Ranch, three excellent condition tailored lor your business Qutllty Work / Free Estlmttoa bedrooms, 1g of oil typts. iq e J STORE AND dltlon. 649-6261 after 5. VOYAGER PRELUDE T-BIRD rooms, two bedrooms MW KKTRS SBRVia WANTED - Bedroom set Auto, Air A C Auto . bedroom, first floor F«0E eSTIklATES 742-7476 1 3 5 1 OFFICE SPACE one bath, walk-out apartment, fully op- Bucket, truck & chipper. Stump and used furniture. $6495 basement, laundry pllanced kitchen, new FARRAND REMODELING Manchester Roofing removal. Free attimatei. DON’S UWN SERVICE AND EAST HARTFORD. New Call 293-2900. hook-up. $750 per GARDEMN9 $6999 M 1,999 *7495 carpeting, pay own Room additlona. decks, roof­ 645-8830 Spaclal conaldaratlon tor office space In restored 1986 PONTIAC month. Security plus utilities. No pets. $625 ing, tiding, windows and gutt- aldarly and handicapped. Call now for: house, spectacular 1987 M ERCU RY 1985 CHEVY 1986 O LD S first and last month. No per month. Security srt. All types of ramodaling and Yard clean-up cathedral celling, CIERA BONNEVILLE Shrub & hedge trimming Automotive COUGAR S1 0 4 x 4 utilities. Adults pre­ deposit and one year repairs. Call Bob Farrand, Jr. 647-7553 Burnside Avenue. 3800 A/C, Auto. Auto, Air AUTO A C ferred. No pets. Call lease. Agent, 649-0795. Bus. 647-8509 Rototllling and mowing square feet with base­ 742-7494 or 742-8161. DISTRIBUTION 10s Sinisr CHIztn dlicsunt MANCHESTER. Two Res. 645-6849 ment. Can be divided. •9999 *7795 $7555 *7999 bedroom apartment, [FLOORING LABELS ft46--70l1 Terms negotiable. For [CARS NEW ER Three bedroom Information, call Ruth FOR SALE 1 9 8 7 F O R D 1987 PONTIAC 1980 OLDS 1984 MAZDA 620 Duplex, wall to wall,all fully appllanced, eat-ln Tired of manuaMy addressinq ' LX 2 Dr. kitchen, storage In RENOVATIONS distribution mall — we can FIske, 282-0651.______THUNDERBIRD LX GRAND AM CUTLASS appliances, IV2 bath f e | ^ AUTO Auto, Air Auto, Air $750. per month. 643- basement. $650 per PLUS FLOOR SANDING automate this process providinp 1 2 ^ SERVICES OFFICE space In Man­ 80 TC3 Horizon 1 owner. Auto. A C. AM-FM quality service (or a reasonable Low miles, excellent 1823. month. Heat and hot chester. 3 rooms. To­ Complete Home a New and Old floors price Call 644-6191 ' $2995 water Included. No taling 900 square feet shape. $900. or best MO,999 $8550 $5495 COVENTRY. Unlaue one pets. One year lease Maintenance a Natural & Stained on Spruce Street. Park­ otter 646-3415. TlERINNrS 1987 M AZDA 1985 CADILLAC 1987 MAZDA bedroom apartment plus security deposit. R e p a ir / R enew floors Angelic Home Automotlvi Engliwarlng, Inc. ing, one year lease 84 CHRYSLER Laser . 5 $495/month plus utili­ Agent,649-0795.______Cellinga, Welle, Painting, $700. month. 643-6712 - speed, air, am/fm FLEETWOOD B2600 4x4 G R A N D P R IX Care Registry 27S Hartford Rd., Manchaater B2000 PICKUP Auto A C ties. Pets Okay. 742- Papering, Carpentry John VarWIla - 64657S0 647-0069.______MANCHESTER. Large 2 Local registry offers quality cassette. Excellent. 6976, leave message. Inaund • Sanlor DIaoounI $4,000. 649-2783. $ bedraoms, off street care... lower coal to patienla... 649-5823 MANCHESTER. One *12.999 *8495 MANCHESTER. Near parking. $590 monthly companions, home makers, Cart, TrucKa, Vana. 4x4'a Bucklond Square, 1075 1981 CHEVETTE Sport, *6999 384, newly redecorated plus utilities and secur­ 646-2253 *Wa do (6a vAMuaf to (6a ordinary" Tolland Turnpike, up red and sliver. Body 1981 DODGE 1985 FORD ity. Call 228-0036 and ELECTRICAL 1984 VW JETTA 1986 MAZDA duplex. 3 bedrooms, ~ 64 7-1 956 to 4225 sq. ft. Available good. Needs repairs. A R IE S W A G O N RANGER PU large eat-ln kitchen, leave message.______M- April, 1989. Call Mr. $600. Keep trying. 643- 5 speed, AM/FM RX7 Auto a Cap with appliances. Secur­ HEBRON. Renovated’, DUMAS ELECTRIC Lawrence, 643-2161. 6135. PAINTING/ Service changes, addi­ VINYL SIDING & ity, references re- large two bedroom PAPERING tional wiring and r e ^ N on DRYWALI aulred. $700 plus utili­ apartment. Laundry REPLACEMENT WINDOWS $4999 *9999 *2999 $6495 ties. Call 649-0330. facilities. $640 monthly existing homes, duality 1987 MERURY wetiir’Bt affordble '# f ^ s . Expertly Installed. C L Y b E b»'1987 LINCOLN 1985 B M W 1984 PONTIAC 643-6674 after 5pm. Includes heat and hot Entirely owner operated. 27 FARADAY DRYWALL Merch8ndise CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. SABLE 4 Dr. water. Call 228-0036, GCF PAINTING Please call Paul Ryder TOWNI Ljvtrn CARv^Mn 325 E FIREBIRD Auto, Air Painting, Staining, Home yeara exp. Call Joseph Interior Construction ROUTE 83, VERNON Efficiency studio apart- leave message. Repair. Large Jobs, Small Puma _____ Fully Insured/Free Estimates ment. Near college. BJ *5995 MANCHESTER. Two Jobs, Done with Care. Wllllim Firid iy 84 Bonnavllla 4 Dr. $8999 Heat and utilities In­ bedroom flat, first PAINTING/ 84 Cantury LTD wagon *6695 12,999 *6595 cluded. $400. month. Call 645-6559 for a free 12031643-8880 FURNITURE floor, air conditioning, PAPERING I FLOORING Quality Guaranteed At 84 Skyhawk wagon *5995 1983 MERCURY •1985 PONTIAC 1985 MAZDA 1983 CAVALIER 649-3087 leave message. fully appllanced kit­ estimate. | WAGON Affordable Prices 84 Camaro Blua *5995 GRAND AM G S L R X 7 chen, basement, gar­ Leave Message SDFA bed, excellent con­ COUGAR Auto, Air MANCHESTER. 3 bed- age. $700 per month, dition, $100. 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Non- REASONABLE RATES 1985 SAAB 900 1987 M ER C U R Y air conditioning, oil ap­ CARS smoker. No pets. 649- We cater to the home owner. TURBO pliances. Call 649-5240. FOR SALE 872-9111 TOPAZ 5897. Senior Citizen Discount We are bath remodel and ceramic tile speclaliats. a u t o a c Auto, AC MANCHESTER. Two Let us win your confidence! Call us today for a MANCHESTER. Two FREE ESTIMATES • FULLY INSURED bedroom Townhouse bedroom, 5 room, se­ free estimate, commercial or residential. *7i99 cond floor, carpeting, *10,595 with fireplace, heat, 643-6774 Msmbsr Chsmbpr of Commsres hot water, carpeting, stove, parking, OLDSMOBILE 1988 air conditioning, all ap­ monthly tenancy. No Special purchase from GM pliances. Nice loca­ pets $600 plus utilities. tion. Call 647-1595. 645-6808.______FIrenzi Calais MANCHESTER. Four [APARTMENTS [CONDOMINIUMS CONDOMINIUMS [CONDOMINIUMS Slerai Deltas MANCHESTER. 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1% for one more against Dokes Bv Tim Dahiberg The Associated Press € V' ■ .*> year in baseball LAS VEGAS — Evander Holyfield takes a calculated multimillion-dollar gamble when he Bv Jim Donaahv The Associated Press fights Michael Dokes Saturday night in a scheduled 12-round bout. FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. - In the autumn of It’s a crucial fight for Holyfield, who is in line for a huge payday against Mike Tyson if he can cement V-, their careers, a few major leaguers arrived in Florida and Arizona this year looking for one more his status as perhaps the only heavyweight with a ‘1 l # - ' l chance against the undisputed champion. *^Ron Guidry and Tommy John, a part of the New Holyfield puts his 20-0 mark on the tine in only his York Yankees’ past, would like another chance at third fight as a heavyweight against Dokes, a former heavyeight champion, who has won eight ^^ar^reir Evans. 41, is back in West Palm Beach straight comeback fights since beating a cocaine with the Atlanta Braves. In Plant City. Pete Rose is addiction that sidelined his career. the manager and Tony Perez a coach for “ I feel all fights are risky, but I’m out to win every One of their old teammates on the Big Red Machine. fight,” said Holyfield. “ Michael Dokes knows what A it is like to be a champion, I need to do all I can to Ken Griffey, wants to play one more year at the age beat him.” Shortstop Dave Concepcion, another part of the Dokes will defend his Continental Americas Big Red Machine, is trying to make it with the heavyweight title in the bout, which is scheduled to begin about 7:05 p.m. PST from Caesars Palace. California Angels at 40. ^ fi ^ “ What will 1 do if I don’t make it? John. 45. said The fight will be televised by Showtime. in response to a question. “ I ’ll probably go home and “ I know. I feel and I believe I will be victorious,” Fv play with my kids. Ihaven’thadasummer freefor a said Dokes. who held the World Boxing Association heavyweight title for nine months before losing it on long time.” .. Last week. Ben Oglivie got his chance to go home a knockout to Gerrie Coetzee in September 1983. The 26-year-old Holyfield has stopped both his sooner than expected. His comeback with the Milwaukee Brewers ended opponents since giving up the undisputed cruiser- with a knee injury and arthroscopic surgery. weight title last year. John. Guidry. Evans and Griffey have survived Holyfield’s handlers had expected the fight the first full week of spring training. They hope to against Dokes would be his last before a meeting Raglnald nnto/Manchwt*r Herald make it to another opening day. but there are no with 'Tyson. But the heavyweight champion is talking about other fights first and Holyfield might GOING IN — Coventry’s Jack Ayer, High tonight at 7:30 in a state Class S regrets if they don’t. j u « They have made their mark in baseball and have have to wait another year for the bout. shown in a file photo, drives to the hoop Division quarterfinal clash at South “ If I had to fight Tyson on Saturday I ’d be ready,” the numbers to prove it. in a game earlier in the year. Ayer and his Windsor High School. Patrick Flynn/Manchaatar Herald said the former Olympian. “ But I ’m not going to Patriot teammates take on Ellington Evans, a non-roster player with the Braves, has stop fighting while waiting for him. I ’m going to NET ACTION — Hartford’s John Center. The Whalers, one game under been a major leaguer since 1970 with Atlanta. San keep busy until the fight is made.” Francisco and Detroit. He has 403 career home Dokes figures to be Holyfield’s toughest test ever, Anderson, left, hits the ice next to .500, visit Montreai tonight before hosting the Philadelphia Fiyers Sunday. runs, including 40 in 1985 with the Tigers at the age of depending on just how many of his old skills the Ueberroth wants price freeze Edmonton goalie Biil Ranford in their 38 30-year-old former champion has recovered since game Thursday night at the Civic “ I just wasn’t ready to say I couldn’t play his cocaine addiction. anymore.” Evans said. “ I had 22 home runs and 64 Dokes has trained 10 weeks for the fight, using an Bv Jim Donaghv “ Let’s pass that to the fans and often the payments are made in RBI last season.” .. . . unusual regime that included carrying a nine-pound The Associated Press have a voluntary situation.” cash. Some fees even go as high On Tuesday. Evans stood behind home plate rifle while he did his road work to build up the Baseball starts a four-year, as $100,000. Francis hopes testimony talking to New York Mets manager Davey Johnson. strength in his arms. Dokes figures his strength and FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. - $1.06 billion deal with CBS and a Players have been told to take As teammates with Atlanta in 1973. Evans hit 41 size will make the difference against Holyfield, who Commissioner Peter Ueberroth, four-year, $400,000 million cable checks instead of cash in order to home runs and Johnson had 43. . ,, at about 205 pounds is a small heavyweight. in his farewell address to big agreement with ESPN in 1990. keep everything on the record. “I never really put a timetable on playing, “ I think he put on too much weight too soon,” said league club owners Friday, asked “ I just think they (the owners) On expansion, incoming com­ can heip ciear up his sport Evans said. “ When it ends it ends.” Dokes. “ If he’s trying to put on bulk. I think it is the them to freeze ticket prices for could make a statement, I think a missioner A. Bartlett Giamatti If the Reds keep Griffey, he could be part of worst thing he can do.” the next three years. good one, and it’s something I said he expected to have “ a would like to see happen.” his gold medal in the 100 meters at The sprinter’s lawyer also history. His son, Ken Griffey Jr., has a shot at Holyfield will earn $750,000 for the fight, while Major league baseball made a timetable sometime in themiddle By Soil Sussman Ueberroth said projections esti­ Seoul could have been the result question^ the coach insistently making the Seattle Mariners. Dokes will get $250,000. $100 million profit in 1988 and of the summer” for the process. The Associated Press about Johnson’s ability to make If they both stick, it would be the first time in signed a record $1.06 billion TV mate 60 million in attendance this only of “ manipulation.” “ The next step will be for decisions independently. baseball history a father and son have played in the deal. season. Francis testified that the sub­ (incoming National League pres­ TORONTO — Ben Johnson’s Johnson, whose only public majors at the same time. . “ It was a request and I asked “ Left on it’s own, there would stance that showed up in the Seoul ident) Bill White to appoint an coach says he hopes his testimony statement since Seoul was that he Koch 1st winner them to get back to me in the next be a natural increase of a dollar test was used last in the spring of Also trying to win a spot on the Reds are Manny expansion committee.” detailing the use of steroids by the never knowingly used illegal three weeks,” said Ueberroth, and a half over the next three 1987, long before it could have Trillo, 38. Joel Youngblood. 37. and Kent Tekulve. The owners also discussed the world’s fastest sprinter and other drugs, is among some 30 wit­ INDIANAPOLIS (A P) - Christoph Koch of who leaves office March 31. “ A years, you’re talking about $200 been detected at the Games. tranfers of spring training athletes he trained will lead to a nesses to be heard in the coming 42. Northeast Louisiana, who has been throwing the few said it was the right thing.” million dollars or so I ’m asking After the Yankees acquired Dave LaPoint, Andy facilities. cleanup of track and field. The 40-year-old Francis, John­ weeks. 'The hearings resume 35-pound weight for less than two months, became New York Yankees owner them to forgo.” Hawkins and Jimmy Jones, it seemed unlikely John “ Our opinion is there should not “I love the sport,” Qiarlie son’s coach since 1977 when the Monday with Angella Taylor the first winner at the 1989 NCAA Indoor -rrack and George Steinbrenner said, “ It One owner, who asked not to be and Guidry would be back. be intrastate moves,” Ueberroth Francis said as he ended eight sprinter was 15, declined to make Issajenko, the Canadian female Field Championships Friday at the Hoosier Dome. wasn’t decided on today and it identified, said the freeze might “ I know I can throw.” Guidry, 38, said. “ But I said. “ It’s OK to move within the days on the witness stand at a further comment to reporters as track star as the witness. She wa will have to be studied.” not be possible. have to find out if I can still pitch.” same state.” Canadian inquiry into drugs and he left the inquiry. named by Francis as the first of Meanwhile. Frank Fredericks, a Brigham Young Ueberroth said this was not the “ These revenues (player salar­ In a ‘B’ game last weekend, Guidry pitched two Giamatti said he agreed, but sports. ” 1 would like to see the his athletes to try steroids in 1979. sophomore from South Africa, set a collegiate first time he asked clubs to go ies) are killing us.” His lawyer, Roy McMurtry, scoreless innings against Baltimore. added. “ The state of Arizona thing cleaned up for many Francis named 13 of his ath­ record in the men’s 200-meter dash, and Louisiana easy on ticket prices. It was also announced at the said Francis was exhausted after must realize there’s a lot of letes who used steroids and said If Guidry makes it. the left-hander will be used as State sprint sensation Dawn Sowell put on a ‘We’ve been able to jawbone owners meeting that the commis­ reasons.” the testimony that started Feb. pressure for some teams to move he believed they were justified by a middle-inning reliever. glittering show in two preliminary races. them so they’ve only increased sioner’s office is hiring a former 28. “ Obviously, this has been one out. Francis called on other coaches the pervasive presence of the In the same game, John also pitched two shutout about 60 cents across the board of Internal Revenue Service execu­ of the most challenging periods of Koch, 23. from Cologne. West Germany, hurled “ If the state is not responsible and athletes to help cleanse the banned substances among virtu­ innings. all 26 clubs over a five-year tive to advise players on how to his life,” the lawyer said. the 35-pound weight 69 feet, 5'/4 inches, in only his to the club’s needs it won’t be easy sport by following his example ally all performers at the top level “ People know what I can do,” John said. “ I know I period,” he said. handle outside income. Francis spent much of his last fourth meet since coming to the United States Jan. to keep the team ).” and bringing into the open the use of international competition. throw the ball well enough to still pitch in this In the last four years under An increasing source of income three days on the witness stand 23. He has yet to lose, and this was his best effort by In other matters, Ueberroth of banned substances. Again. Friday, he said that league.” Ueberroth, baseball has shown a for players comes from baseball submitting to often intense cross- nearly seven inches. said all superstation agreements The coach testified that, at his everyone wants “ to be on the up “ I think I reached the things that I wanted to do,” $209 million profit. card shows and the commission­ examination by Johnson’s law­ had been extended five years. advice, Johnson first used ana­ and up” but the competitive Guidry said in his soft southern drawl. “ Now. I The 21-year-old Fredericks, broke the collegiate “ I think we ought to freeze er’s office is concerned about yer, Ed Futerman, who por­ The fees have been increased and bolic steroids in 1981, and con­ pressures force top performers started thinking about going home. record of 20.73 seconds set by Dennis Mitchell of ticket prices.” Ueberroth said. potential tax problems. trayed the sprinter as an the number of games televised on tinued to use the banned sub­ into using steroids. “ They are “ Who wouldn’t mind retiring when he is 38 years Florida and equaled by Michael Johnson of Baylor “ We have had incredible good Top players can draw as much impressionable youth at the time the superstations, slightly stance to within weeks of the 1988 doing it, but they don’t want to be old?” in Friday’s first preliminary heat. Fredericks ran a luck in television negotiations as $10,000 to $25,000 to participate the coach said steroids were first decreased. Olympics. But Francis said the in that situation.” Apparently, however, a few do mind. and in radio. in autograph sessions and quite positive test which cost Johnson being used. 20.72. A

Scoreboard Sports in Brief Sports in Brief Scoreboard

Friday’s exhibition llnescores Arizona Classic Seniors scores Big East Tournament Coventry opposes Ellington Baseball Whalers play a pair Powder Puff (at Madison Square Garden) PHOENIX (API—ScoresFridovotterthe Thursday's Result first round of the $300,000 PGA Seniors Hockey SOUTH WINDSOR — Coventry High (18-4). WhlteSox9.Red8ox6 The Hartford Whalers (31-32-4) will once again try Ruth Ann Glass 213-476, Vicky Lada- (3ame 1 — Boston College 81, St. coining off an impressive 97-64 win over Westbrook Arizona Classic oolt tournamentplavM to reach the .500 mark as they play a pair of games bouche 209-519, Joanne Desllet 175-482, John’s 74 on the Dar-34-34—72, 6,417-vard Pointe Terry SlemlnskI Friday's Results in its state tournament opener, takes on Ellington Golf Course: this weekend. The Whalers will be at Montreal 188-509, Sharron Carusa 481, Lorrie Exhibition baseball glance AtWlnt«rHav*«,F1a. .... 31-31—42 Late (Jome Not Included High (20-4), a 100-63 winner over Coginchaug, in a Clllcaeo (A) 000 110 0(0—4 14 4 Bobby Nichols NHL standings Fenton 178-176-5M. Game 2 — Seton Hall 74, UConn 66 Al Gelberoer 33- 32-65 Saturday night at 8 (Channel 18, WTIC) before Class S Division quarterfinal clash tonight at 7; 30 at Boston 010 010 040—4 8 1 36-30—66 (kime 3 — Syracuse79, Providence 76 AMERICAN LEAGUE Hllleoos, Blttloer (4), Kutller (5), Harold Hennino coming home to host the Philadelphia Flyers Game 4 — Georgetown 82, Boston Pet. Miller Barber 34- 32—66 W ALES CONFERENCE South Windsor High School. W L B.Jones (7), Groom (8) ond Korkovlce, 33- 33—66 Sunday night at 7 (Sports(Thannel. WTIC). College 52 Coventry is the No. 5 seed while Ellington was Toronto 6 2 .800 Solllvon (7); Boyd,Boddlcker(4),Smith 8), Tommy Aaron Adams Division Game 5 — No. 5 Vlllanovo vs. No. 4 2 .714 Dick Rhyan 34- 32—66 The Whalers are currently in fourth place in the xv-Montreal 47 16 7 101 274 195 Kansas City 5 L.SmIth (9) and Godmon, Cerone (4). 31- 36—67 BasketbaD Pittsburgh, (n) seeded No. 4. Cleveland 5 3 .625 W—Hllleoos, 1-0. L—Boddlcker, 0-2. Charles Coody Adams Division, only two points behind Buffalo but Boston 31 25 12 74 240 216 Saturday's Games 5 3 .625 Lou Graham 36-31—47 Buffalo 31 31 6 68 251 267 Game 6 — Seton Holl vs. Syracuse, The semifinals are Wednesday night with the New York 32- 35—67 comfortably 12 points in front of the last-place Seattle 5 3 .625 Gene LIttler Hartford 31 32 4 66 249 243 1 :X p.m. championship game Saturday, March 18. at Central 4 .600 Yankee84,Mets3 Bruce Crompton 34- 33—67 Quebec Nordiques for the fourth and final playoff Quebec 24 40 6 54 239 X5 (Jame 7 — Georgetown vs. Game 5 Chlcogo 6 36- 31—67 Connecticut State University. Baltimore 4 3 .571 George Lonnlng spot, Patrick Division NBA standings winner, 4 p.m. 4 3 .571 John Paul Cain 35- 33—68 W L T Pts GF GA Sunday's Game Detroit A t Fort Laudertkrie, Flo. 33- 35—68 Minnesota 4 3 .571 Ken Still NY Rangers 34 27 8 76 274 254 (Jame 8 — (Jome 6 winner vs. Game 7 5 4 .556 Now York (N) OaO 081 880—3 5 1 J.C. Goosle 35- 33—68 Washington 33 26 10 76 251 223 EASTERN CONFERENCE winner, 2:30 p.m. Milwaukee New York (A) 000 000 013-4 11 0 37- 31—68 Atlantic Division Oakland 5 4 .556 Larry Mowrv Donigan in Soccer Ciassic Pittsburgh 34 28 7 75 302 292 Adams guest speaker 4 5 .444 Gooden, West (5), McDowell (8) and Dave Hill 33- 35—68 Philadelphia 31 31 6 68 258 2X W L Pet. GB California New York 40 19 .678 — 2 5 .286 Carter, Liddell (4); Hawkins, Guettermoij Butch Baird 34- 34-68 New Jersey 24 33 12 60 246 283 Boston (5), RIohettI (8), McCullers (9) w d 34-34-68 STORRS — University of Connecticut senior Dan Philadelphia X 27 .550 r / i Channel 3 sports announcer Mike Adams will be Texos 2 5 .286 Al Chondler NY Islanders 22 41 5 49 227 283 Quirk, Skinner (4). W—McCullers, 1;0. Dick HeiKlrlckson 38- 31—69 Donigan has been sleected to participate in the 1989 CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Boston 29 X .492 11 guest speaker at Monday night's 37th annual NATIONAL LEAGUE Washington 27 32 .458 13 Big East Tournament result W L PCt. L—McDowell, 0-1. HRs—New York (N), Bob Erickson 32- 37—69 Budweiser Senir Bowl Soccer Classic. The 17th Norris Division Strowberrv (2). 34-35-69 New Jersey 23 X .377 18 Knights of Columbus Irish Sports Niight at the Atlonto 5 1 .833 Walter Zembrlskl W L T Pts GF GA Orville Moody 34-35—69 annual classic will take place on Friday, March 31, Detroit 31 27 11 73 275 272 Charlotte 15 45 .250 25Vj Knights of Columbus Hall on Main Street. Clndnnotl 5 3 .625 Central Division 3 .625 Bob Brue 34-35-69 at 7:L30 at the St, Louis Soccer Park. St. Louis 25 32 11 61 239 249 Seton Hall 74. UConn 66 St. Louis 5 Cleveland 44 15 .746 — John Sullivan is guest of honor at the dinner that Son Diego 5 3 .625 Roland Stottord 34- 36—70 Chicago 23 33 12 58 261 283 Joe Jimenez 36- 34-70 The game features the top 32 senior soccer Minnesota 22 31 14 58 219 248 Detroit 41 16 .719 2 starts at 7 p.m. Pittsburgh 4 4 .500 Milwaukee 37 19 .661 CONNECTICUT (66) 3 4 .429 Mike Hill 35- 35—70 players from all U.S. colleges and universities. The Toronto 23 40 6 52 212 286 S'h Tickets can be purchased from Ed Boland New York Scholastic 35-35—70 Atlanta 36 24 .6X 8V? DePrIest 1-3 51 2, Williams 54 0^ 0, Los Angeles 3 5 .375 Phil Rodgers 5-foot-lO Donigan is a three-time All-America Smythe Division Babe HIskev 35-35—70 x-Calgarv 46 15 8 IX 303 196 Chicago 34 24 .586 9 '/3 Robinson 5174-410, eo 21 36 11 53 252 307 Philadelphia x-clinched playoff berth,: v-cllr.ched Utah 37 23 .617 SETON HALL (74) NOTE: Spllt-squod games count in Houston 32 26 .552 Gaze 58 54 12, Walker 59 2-2 12, Television and Radio standings, ties do not HARTFORD (AP) — The following are division title pairings for Saturday's CIAC Boys Basket­ Gym nastics Friday's GamM Dallas 31 27 .534 Ramos 5-9 11-17 21, Greene 1-3 510 8, ball Tournament auarterfinals: Softball umpires needed LateGame Not Included Denver 32 29 525 Morton 1 -82-24, Cooper 1-51 -23, Avent 541 -17, Plt1sburgh5, Winnipeg 1 San Antonio 15 44 .254 Wlglngton 51 4-5 4, Katsikis 1-1 503. Totals FrMov't Gomti CLASSLL St. Joseph-Trumbull vs. Bridgeport The Manchester Rec Department is looking for Los Angeles at Vancouver, (n) Miami 9 » .153 2548354374. Chicago White Sox 9, Boston 4 Saturday's Games Pacific Division Halftime— Seton Hall 31, Connecticut X. St. Louis 7, Pittsburgh 6 Central at Foron High, Milford, 7:30p.m. slow pitch softball umires for the upcoming season. TODAY Windsor vs. Danbury at Crosbv High, Patti Dunne’s School Chicago at Philadelphia, 1:05 p.m. L.A. Lakers 42 18 .7X 5polnt goals—Connecticut 515 (Smith 4-7, 11:30 a.m. — College basketball: ECAC North Atlonto 9, Montreal 3 Umpires must be certified through the American Buffalo at Boston, 1:35 p.m. Phoenix 37 22 .627 (Jamble 55, Gwvnn 1-2, Sellers 51), Seton Cincinnati 2, Philadelphia 1 Waterburv,7:30p.m. Weaver vs. WlltonotNaugotuck Hlgh,7:30 The Patti Dunne's School of Gymnas­ New Jersey at New York Islanders, Seattle 36 22 .621 Hall 4-15 (CJaze 3-8, Katsikis 1-1, GreeneO-2, Atlantic Conference championship, ESPN N.Y. Yankees 4, N.Y. Mets 3 Softball Association. Certification may be obtained Golden State 34 24 .586 Morton 54). Fouled out—Robinson. p.m. tics, located In Hebron, recently held Its 7:05 p.m. 1 p.m. — Mets at Expos, Channel 9 Detroit 3, Houston 2 first boys' Class 111 and IV meet since Its by taking an open book exam through the Rec New York Rangers at Washington, 7:35 Portland X 28 .517 Gwvnn, Morton, Rebounds—Connecticut Baltimore 3, Los Angeles 0 Hamden vs. New Canaan at Trumbull 46 ((Jamble 7), Seton Hall 51 (Walker 10). 1:30 p.m. — College basketball: B ig'E ast Hlgh,4:np.m. relocation. Those from the local area Department. p.m. Sacramento 16 45 .262 Toronto 4, Texos 5 who took honors Included: Hartford at Montreal, 8:05 p.m. L.A. Clippers 11 49 .183 Assists—Connecticut 13 (George 4), Seton Minnesota 11, Kansas City 2 CLASSL semifinal. Channel 3 Bosslck-Brldgeport vs. Nevrtownot Class IV 7-9 age group: Tim Watt If interested, or want further information, contact Detroit at Toronto, 8:05 p.m. Friday's Games Hall 12 (Greene 8). Total fouls— Milwaukee 4, Seattle 3 (Manchester) 3rd rings, 4th high bor, Minnesota at St. Louis, 8:35 p.m. Late Games Not Included Connecticut 31, Seton Hall 22. A— 19,545. 1:30 p.m. — Sabres at Bruins. NESN Oakland 8, San Diego 5 Trumbull Hlgh,8:15o.m. Scott Garman at 647-3166 after 3 p.m, or Carl Silver Middletown vs. Shelton at Quinniplac 6th vault, 6th floor, 6th oll-around; Calgary at Edmonton, 9:35 p.m. L.A. Lakers 123, Charlotte 90 2:30 p.m. — College basketball: Notre Dame at San Francisco 8, Chicago Cobs 1 Brian PIrkev (Manchester) 2nd rings, at 647-3084 after 1 p.m. Sunday's Games Miami 131, Denver IX, 2 0T Cleveland 8, Collfornia 4 College, Hamden, 8:15p.m. DePaul, Channel 30 St. Bemard-Montville vs. Cheshire at 7th high bar, 4th pommel horse, 5th Boston at Buffalo, 1:05 p.m. Indiana 121, Phoenix 116 Washington 114, Sacramento 97 2:30 p.m. — Bowling: PBA Budweiser Open. Glastonbury High, 7:30p.m. parallel bars, 5th vault, 7th floor, 3rd Pittsburgh at Chicago, 2:35 p.m. Friday’s college hoop scores Salurdov's Gomes Bristol Control vs. Hardlng-Brldgeportat all-around; Mike Lunta (Bolton) 7th Shriver upset victim Philadelphia at Hartford, 7:05 p.m. Dallas at Houston, (n) Channel 8 Phllodelphio vs. St. Louis at St. Peters­ QuInnlplacCollege, Hamden, 6:30p.m. rings, 3red high bar, 6th pommel horse, Toronto ot Winnipeg, 8:05 p.m. Seattle at Milwaukee, (n) Golden State at Utah, (n) 4 p.m. — College basketball: Big East semifinal. burg, Fla., 1 p.m. CLASSM ^ _ 4th parallel bars, 3rd vault, 4th all- INDIAN WELLS. Calif. (AP) - Jenny Byrne, Los Angeles at Edmonton, 8:05 p.m. TOURNAMENTS Minnesota vs. Cincinnati ot Plant City, Prince Tech-Hortfordvs. NewLondonot around; Dan Dion (Bolton) 7th rings, St. Louis at Minnesota, 8:35 p.m. Cleveland ot L.A. Clippers, (n) Atlantic Coast Conference Channel 3 6th high bar, 3rd pommel horse, 6th who had to survive three rounds of qualifying to get Saturday's Gomes Fla., 1:05 p.m. . . Windham High, 7:30p.m. Detroit at Philadelphia, 7;X p.m. First Round 4 p.m. — College basketball: ACC semifinal, Los Angeles vs. Houston at Kissimmee, CLASSS parallel bars, 4th vault, 4th floor, 8th Duke 88, Wake Forest 64 oll-around. into the main draw, beat third-seeded Pam Shriver Miami at Atlanta, 8 p.m. Fla., 1:05 p.m. ______„ Old Savbrook vs. Windsor Locksot Indiana ot New York, 8:X p.m. Maryland 71, N. Carolina St. 49 ESPN . , Montreal vs. N.Y. Mets at Port St. PortlondHIgh, 7:30p.m. Class IV 10-12 age group; Travis Friday in the $250,000 Virginia Slims tournament. North Carolina 77, (Jeorgla Tech 62 4:30 p.m. — Golf: PGA Nestle Invitational. Lode, Flo., 1:05 p.m. _ . Ellington vs. Coventry at South Windsor Kavolt (Hebron) 2nd rings, 2nd high Seattle at Chicago, 8:X p.m. bar, 2nd parallel bars, 1st vault, 1st Byrne, a 22-year-old from Perth, Australia, beat R A U v I i n Q New Jersey at Houston, 8:X p.m. Channel 30 N.Y. Yankees vs. Atlanta at West Palm Hlgh,7:Xp.m. _ „ ^ Shriver 6-2, 3-6, 6-2 in their qu^arterfinals match at 3 Big East Conference Beoch, Flo., 1:30 p.m. „ ^ ^ „ Northwestern Regional vs. Cromwell at floor, 2nd oll-around; Rvon Contois Dallas at San Antonio, 8;X p.m. Quirterrinals 5 p.m. — Women’s college basketball: Atlantic 10 Pittsburgh vs. Texas at Port Charlotte, (Hebron) 3rd rings, 3rd high bar, 3rd the Hyatt Grand Champions Resort, i^ s i^ B s s ^ s s s Phoenix at Milwaukee, 9 p.m. (Jeorgetown 82, Boston College 52 Bristol Eastern, 8p.m. Sunday's Games Fla., 1:30 p.m. Housotonlc Regional vs. Tolland at pommel horse, 2nd voult, 3rd parallel Seton Hall 74, Conne(Tlcut 66 championship, NESN bars, 3rd floor, 3rd all-around. Helena Sukova, the tournament’s second seed, Denver at Boston, 12 noon 5:30 p.m. — College hockey: ECAC consolation. Toronto vs. Chlcogo White Sox at Hal l-West Hartford, 7:M p.m. Syracuse 79, Providence 76 Sarasota,Ra.,l:30p.m. . , , . Class III 10-12 age group; Greg Oat advanced to the semifinals with a 6-1, 7-6 victory Cunlllfe Auto Sacramento at Charlotte, 2 p.m. Big Eight Conference Konsos CItv (ss) vs. Minnesota (ss) at (Hebron) 3rd rings, 3rd high bar, 2nd L.A. Lakers at Golden State, 5 p.m. First Round SportsChannel over Jana Novotna in a matchup of Washington at (Detroit, 7 p.m. 6 p.m. — College basketball: Big West Conference Orlondo, Fla., 1:35 p.m. pommel horse, 3rd parallel bars, 3rd Paul Richard 152, Joe Goodfleld Iowa St. X , Oklahoma St. 69 Detroit vs. KansasCItv (ss)atHalnesCltV/^ vault, 2nd floor, 3rd all-around. Czechoslovakians. 167-419, ^Steve W illiam s 418, Jeff Bell Cleveland at Portland, 8 p.m. Missouri 98, Nebraska 70 championship, ESPN Flo., 1:35 p.m. ^ 'ft; ' G olf Byrne, ranked 64th in the world, dominated the 185435, 81m Evans 154-417, Tony M arl- Oklahoma 95, Colorado 87, 20T 7:30 p.m. — Rangers at Capitals, Channel 9 Chicago White Sox vs. Toronto,,,/?t nelll 417, Chris Hans'en 166-424, Joe ECAC Noiih Atlantic Conference first and third sets against Shriver. who is ranked T oIIsobo 159, Larry Novella 153-424, Semifinals 8 p.m — Whalers at Canadiens. Channel 18, WTIC Dunedin,Fla., 1:35p.m. . Cleveland vs. Chicago Cubs at Mesa, r rr. No. 6. Adam Tycz 403, B ill Sheehan 171-165-455, NBA results Boston U. 104, Northeastern 84 8 p.m. — College hockey: Hockey East Ariz., 3:05 p.m. ^ ^ , Jim Bell 417, Fred Schoenfeld 150-403, Siena 81, Hartford 57 ^ n Francisco vs. Oakland at Phoenix, PGA Nestle Invitational scores Transactions EmIleiRoux 150, Lee P rio r 156-172-432, championship, NESN 3:05 p.m. Mike Lappen 416, Henry Frey 160; High Lakers 123. Hornets 90 Metro Athletic Conference 8 p.m. — College basketball: Midwestern Son Diego vs. Seattle ot Tempe, ArIz., 3:05 Yankees nip the Mets team single- Journal Inquirer 549, High First Round p m. ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) — Scores Friday triple- Purdy Corp. 1317; high single- South Carolina 63, S. Mississippi 62 Collegiate Conference championship. ESPN California vs. Mllwoukee at Chandler, after the second round of the $800,000 BASKETBALL FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla (AP) — Don Glenn Elgabroadt 212; High triple- L.A. LAKERS (123) Mid-American Conference 8:30 p.m. - College hockey: ECAC Division I Ariz., 3:05 p.m. PGA Nestle Invltotlonol ployed on the National Basketball Assodotlon Mattingly’s two-out single capped a three-run ninth Larry Novella 490, High average- Tony Worthy 10-15 50 X, Green 57 56 13, Quarterfincris championship, SportsChannel B(^on vs. Baltimore at Miami (Joe par-71, 7,103-vard Bay Hill Club And NBA—^Announted the promotions of inning as the Yankees rallied to beat the Mets. M arinelll Sr. 139.15. Abdul-Jabbor 59 OO 10, Scott 1516 2-2 25, Ball St. 62. Ohio U. 46 Robbie Stadium), 7:35 p.m. Lodge: Alex Sachore to executive editor of the Standings; Holiday Lanes 17-10, R8.G Johnson 7-8 2-3 16, Cooper 3-6 2-2 10, E. Michigan 70, Miami, Ohio 69 10 p.m. — College basketball: WAC Conference Loren Roberts 66- 73—139editorlol department; Terry Lyons to Dwight Gooden worked four scoreless innings, Auto 1511, Journal Inquirer 1512, East Thompson 53 2-2 2, Campbell 57 1-2 11, Kent St. 65, Bowling Green 56 championship. ESPN Mark Calcovecchlo 7069^-139 director of media relations; John Kosner to giving up two hits, for the Mets. but the Yankees Hartford Nursery 1512, Purdy Corp. Woolrldge3-51-27, Lamp 1-3502, Rivers 1-3 First Round Sunday's Gomes Davis Love III 7267—139 director of broadcasting and Jim Harter to 14-13, Village Stylist 14-13, Anton’s 50 2, McNamara 14 34 5. Totals 55861523 Ohio U. 61, W. Michigan 55 Midnight — College basketball: Big Sky Confer­ MInnesoto vs. Boston at Winter Haven, Dan Pohl 70-70—140 associate editor. came back against Roger McDowell in the ninth. Accessories 14-13, J.J. Balt 14-13, Roma 123. Mideast Collegiate Conference ence championship. ESPN Fla., 1 p.m. Tom Kite 68- 72—140PORTLAND TRAIL BLAZERS-SIgned Stanley Jefferson and Rafael Santana singled, Pizza 11-16, Team Six 522. CHARLOTTE (90) Semifinals Toronto vs. Philadelphia (ss) at Clear­ Larry RInker 72-68—140 Clinton Wheeler, guard, to a second 10Arnold Palmer’s Bay Hill Ray Jerry 141, Buck Waulet X1-433, Big East standings Tennessee 95, LSU 77 Beach, Fla., 1:30 p.m. Tom Watson 7669-145 American Hockey League. John Burger 156, Pat Duggan 165415, Vanderbilt 77, Kentucky 63 30 Milwaukee (ss) vs. Cleveland (ss) at Payne Stewart 7669—145 Club course with a 3-under-par 139, tied with first Big East Conference O'loil 1 COLLEGE Ted Kowzun 178-415, Tam Harrison 151, W L w L Southwest Conference 5:30 p.m. — NCAA Tournament .selection show, Tucson, Ariz., 3:05 p.m. Brian Tennyson 73- 72—145A LLEG H EN Y— Named Phil Ness head round-leader Loren Roberts and Davis Love III. Dorn DeDomlnIcus 164, Ron Joiner First Round Cleveland (ss) vs. Milwaukee (ss) at Corev Pavin 74- 71—145 Georgetown 13 3 24 4 Channel 3 basketball coach. 158-157-149-4W, Rich M azur 154, Carl Seton Hall 11 5 26 5 Arkansas 108, Rice 72 Chandler, Ariz., 3:05 p.m. Rav Floyd 71- 74-145ERSKINE—Announced the resignation Love had Friday’s best round with a 67. Roberts shot Bolin 147, Emil Roux 1M, Mark Holmes Texas 93, Southern Meth. 91, OT 7 p.m. — Flyers at Whalers. SportsChannel, WTIC Curtis Strange Syracuse 10 6 26 6 Oakland vs. San Francisco at Scotts­ 73- 72—145of John Powers, head basketball coach, 3 73 142-152-403, A l Boninl 157-148-413. 9 7 16 11 Tex<» Christian 84, Tex« Tech 66 dale, Ariz., 3:05 p.m. Hal Sutton 74- 71—145 Pittsburgh 7 p.m. — College basketball: Southwestern effective June X . Dan Pohl. Tom Kite and Larry Rinker were tied at Vlllanovo 7 9 16 14 Southweetem Athletic Conterence San Diego vs. ChlcogoCubs at Mesa, Ariz., Bernhard Langer 7571— 146 NEW HAMPSHIRE—Announced Gerry Flrsl Round Athletic Conference championship, ESPN Donnie Hammond 72- 74—146 140, one stroke back. Rinker shot a 68 and Kite, a GOP Women Providence 7 9 18 10 3:05 p.m. Friel, men's basketball coach, will leave Connecticut 6 10 U 11 Aloboma St. 77, Jackson St. 76 9 p.m. — College baseball: Florida at Louisiana Cal Komla vs. Seattle at Tempe, Ariz., 3:05 Joy Haas 74-72—146 his position to become athletic relations former winner of this tournament when it was (JrambUng St. 83, Alcorn St. X Peter Jacobsen 73- 73—146 Joyce Tyler 487, Laurence Faucber St. John's 6 10 15 13 State. ESPN p.m. directors known as the Bay Hill Classic, had a 72. 450, Cell Roy 451. Boston College 3 13 12 17 Texas Southern 77, Prairie View 55 A

Cubs annoyed Maryland turns the tables by club plan with upset at ACC tourney Bv Dave Goldberg Southeastern Conference. Bv Brenda Coleman The Associated Press Texas beat SMU 93-91 in The Associated Press N C A A Hoop overtime Texas Christian beat / > - % I Texas Tech 84-66 in the Southwest I Maryland, which had just one CHICAGO — Rooftop rooters are a Chicago Cub victory in the Atlantic Coast and Oregon State beat Cal 79-66 in tradition, but the team and the neighborhood are up Conference this season, beat Conference game. It was the the Pac-10. in arms over a proposed private club atop a building top-seeded North Carolina State second game of the day for Ohio, ACC — No. 9 North Carolina 77, across from Wrigley Field that would sell seats for 71-49 Friday, giving an ACC which won a morning game Georgia Tech 62: J.R. Reid scored baseball games. tournament known for its upsets against Western Michigan to 17 points as the Tar Heels, 25-7, “ They are clearly stealing our product,” Cubs the rarest turn of events in its 36 qualify to play Ball. took the lead 16 seconds in and president Donald Grenesko said, years. But form went out the window never trailed. Steve Bucknall, “ We strenuously ob.iect to it. If they can do it. then In posting the first tournament at the Omni at Atlanta for the first Rick Fox, Jeff Lebo and Scott the people next door can do it, and the people next victory ever by a last-place team game of the ACC tournament. Williams also scored in double door to them and the people next door to them." he oyer a first-place finisher, the After State jumped off to its figures for North Carolina, which told the Chicago Sun-Times in an interview Terrapins took a 28-12 lead with a expected 9-6 lead against a meets Maryland Saturday. published Friday. 22-3 first-half run, then settled Maryland team that was 1-13 in Dennis Scott had 24 points for regular-season ACC play and 8-19 Grenesko was attending a league meeting in Fort into a slowdown game while the fifth-seeded Tech, 20-11. AP pnoto Lauderdale, Fla. defense harried and hurried the overall, the game fell apart. No. 7 Duke 88, Wake Forest 64: But Mike Quigley, vice president of the Maryland stole the ball eight Danny Ferry scored 24 points as CLOSE ENCOUNTER — Siena’s Jeff ' X " Wolfpack into numerous bad community group that battled unsuccesfully to shots. times in the first half and broke hit its first eight shots and raced Robinson is closely guarded by Hart­ block night baseball at Wrigley Field. said his group The only sour note for Mary­ the State press, consistently away from the Demon Deacons ford’s Lamont Middleton in their ECAC will .joining the team’s fight this time. land was the overnight hospitali­ getting the ball deep to for layups and improved to 23-6. Freshman North Atlantic Conference semifinal to Tony MaSsenburg. who fin­ Chris King had 31 for Wake “ We feel the neighborhood is already past the zation of Coach Bob Wade with clash Friday afternoon at the Civic saturation point in ability to deal with parking and was described as dehydration. He ished with 18 points. Forest, which finished 13-15. traffic and liquor-related problems in association was taken to the hospital after “They just beat us in every Big East — No. 3 Georgetown 82, Center. Siena won, 81-57. with the ballpark,” said Quigley, .speaking for feeling ill during a news phase, every aspect of the Boston College 52: Charles Smith Citizens United for Baseball in Sunshine. conference. game,” said coach Jim Valvano scored 24 points Friday night and “ The last thing we need is 30 or 40 private clubs Elsewhere, tournament play of 17th-ranked N.C. State. “ As far Alonzo Mourning had eight of just adding to that,” he said. began in a more formful manner, as I ’m concerned, it was a Georgetown’s tournament record Hartford falls The neighborhood around Wrigley Field is a Reginald PInto/Manchester Herald although second-ranked Okla­ nightmare on Peachtree.” of 12 blocked shots. With Smith, close-packed, mostly residential area on the North homa had a scare, getting forced “ Everybody knows State is the conference’s player of the Side. PROVIDENCE BOUND — Ten members front row: Bridget Moriarty, Alexia Cruz, into double overtime against very impatient. They like to run year leading the way, the Hoyas in ECAC play Cubs fans are known to relax in lawn chairs with a of the Manchester High boys’ and girls’ Colette Factora, Michele Hornbostel. Colorado before winning, 95-87 in the basketball down your throat,” broke it with 14 straight points said John Johnson, who led the after taking a 17-15 lead midway HARTFORD (A P) — Tony DaCosta erupted for a beer and a television set on other rooftops to watch indoor track team have qualified for Back row: Pat Dwyer, Dave Ghaabrial, a Big Eight quarterfinal. The Cubs games. But members of the planned rooftop Mark Todd, Meg Berte, William Rivera, Sooners, 26-4, played without Terrapins with 23 points, 17 in the through the half. career-high 40 points as Boston University defeated club would have to pay for their seats, which could today’s New England Championships to second half. “ We just tried to cut Georgetown held Dana Barros, Northeastern 104-84 in an ECAC-North Atlantic Craig Hempstead. Mookie Blaylock, who was sus­ compete with the Cubs’ 65 new skyboxes already be held in Providence, R.l. Action starts pended for one game after being the game in half.” who set a Big East tournament Conference Tournament semifinal game Friday. sold out for this season at prices ranging from at 4 p.m. Those in the meet are, from left. charged with public intoxication “ What could go wrong, went scoring record Thursday night BU, 21-8, will play Siena on Saturday in the NAC $45,000 to $65,000. last Sunday morning. wrong.” said Valvano, whose 20-8 with 38 points in the 81-74 tournament championship, with the winner receiv­ North Side lawyer Gilbert Liss, a partner in the Top-ranked Arizona also had its team undoubtedly will get an opening-round victory over St. ing an automatic bid to the NCAA tournament. project, declined to comment on it Friday, but he problems. It won its Pac-10 NCAA bid. John’s, to just five shots and five Siena won its semifinal game 81-57 over Hartford told the Sun-Times the club would be private. conference tournament game 62- About the only thing that went points in the first half. He finished earlier Friday. “ They are saying that 50 people, added to the Lakers overwhelm Hornets 54 over Washington State but wrong for the Terrapins was with with 11. DaCosta’s 40 points tied the single-game tourna­ 40.000 who are already there, are going to cause an didn’t take the lead for good until Wade, who suddenly went quiet No. 5 Syracuse 79, Providence ment record set by Joe Calavita of Vermont, who 76: Freshman David Johnson had undue burden to the neighborhood,” Liss said. left to make it 118-115. But it broke a 48-all tie with 3:28 left. while talking with reporters. The scored 40 points in a 1987 game against Niagara. CHARLOTTE. N.C. (A P) — reporters were taken to another 13 points and classmate Billy “ Well, that’s ridiculous. Fleming hit three more free In ACC games, ninth-ranked DaCosta, a five-foot-10 senior guard, scored 22 Byron Scott scored 25 points and Owens eight during a spurt that “ Mr. Grenesko is not pleased. On the other hand. NBA Roundup throws around one by Hornacek. North Carolina beat Georgia area. a stretcher was brought in points in the first half as the Terriers gained a 50-45 James Worthy added 20 as the and Wade was taken to Georgia turned a 41-41 tie with 15; 33 to go lead. DaCosta was 7-for-ll from the field and 6-for-6 Mr. Grenesko features the rooftops in (TVl Los Angeles Lakers shot 58 Tech 77-62 and No. 7 Duke routed advertising for the Chicago Cubs and the happy Rockets 96, Mavericks 86: At Wake Forest 88-54. Baptist Hospital. into a 70-58 lead. Syracuse then from the foul line in the first half. percent Friday night and handed overcame 56 percent free-throw DaCosta continued his hot shooting in the second fans.” he said. the Charlotte Hornets their sixth home victory, 114-97 over the Houston, Akeem Olajuwon In the Big East. No. 11 Seton In other major conference Sacramento Kings. shdbting to hold on as Providence half, scoring 10 of BU’s first 21 points as the Terriers straight loss 123-90. scored 17 of his 29 points in the Hall beat Connecticut 74-66; tournament action, Ioi«p State It was the third straight loss for fourth quarter, including 11 in a fifth-ranked Syracuse beat Provi­ beat Oklahoma State 88-69 to clo^td to 74-73 with 51 seconds raced to a 71-55 lead with 12:41 left. The outcome was never in left. Northeastern, 17-11. fell behind by as many as 27 doubt as the Lakers led 37-21 aftqr the Kings and fourth straight on row. and led the Houston Rockets dence 79-76, and No. 3 George­ move into the Big Eight semifi­ Sonics’ coach the road, where they are 4-28. The Owens and Johnson each fin­ points, 103-76, with 1:27 left. to a 96-86 victory over the Dallas town routed Boston College 82-52. nals; Tennesee beat LSU 95-77 the first period and built the ished with 18 points to lead Three Northeastern players fouled out of the margin to 41 points early in the Bullets are 21-9 at home. Mavericks on Friday night. Tenth-ranked Missouri beat and Vanderbilt beat Kentucky Washington outscored the Olajuwon. plagued by five fouls Nebraska 98-70 in a Big Eight 77-63; and regular-season cham­ Syracuse, 26-6, to its 21st straight game as the Huskies were whistled for 35 fouls. BU fourth quarter. win over Providence. Cal Foster committed just 19 fouls. Seven Lakers-scored in double Kings 31-17 in the second period late in the game, added 22 game and No. 19 Ball State beat pion Florida barely escaped with Is hospitalized led Providence. 18-10, with 17. Steven Key added 17 points for BU, while Derrick for a 64-50 halftime lead. Williams figures. The Lakers also outre- rebounds and twice rallied the Ohio 62-46 in a Mid-American a 62-61 victory over Georgia in the scored 11 points in the period Rockets from fourth-quarter Lewis scored 23 points and Marcellus Anderson had SEATTLE (A P) — Seattle SuperSonics coach bounded the expansion Hornets after Terry Catledge led the deficits. 22 points for Northeastern. Bernie Bickerstaff has been hospitalized in 52-34. Bullets with 12 in the first The Mavericks lost center In the earlier semifinal game Friday, five-foot-11 Milwaukee for exhaustion and dehydration, a Kareem Abdul-Jabbar. playing quarter. James Donaldson, who suffered a guard Marc Brown stood taller than his teammates spokesman for the NBA team said Friday. in his first and last game at the Wayman Tisdale led the Kings dislocated right kneecap in the UConn — even the five who top 6-foot-7 — when he scored 30 Bickerstaff began feeling ill at the Milwaukee new Charlotte Coliseum, got the with 27 points, Jim Petersen first quarter and was carried From page 48 points to lead Siena to its victory over Hartford. airport Thursday after team members arrived Lakers going with six points and Brown was guarded by 5-foot-9 Keith Jones, but five rebounds in the first six scored 19 and Danny Ainge 17. from the court on a stretcher. there from Detroit, where they had played said he would rather be covered by bigger players. minutes when Los Angeles All 12 Washington players X-rays disclosed that Donaldson Wednesday, spokesman Bill Boehlke said. “ It was easier for me to shoot over people today, opened a 19-9 lead. Worthy, who scored. Williams had 16 and also suffered a ruptured patella 26-21 on a three-point play by reserve forward points (66-52) with 2:19 left. Bickerstaff was in stable condition at Sinai but I have more success driving by bigger guards,” hit lO-of-15 shots before getting a Eackles each had 16, Malone 15, tendon. Michael Cooper with 3:48 to play. UConn battled The Huskies went on an 11-2 run and a Gamble Samaritan Medical Center, Boehlke said. said Brown, who relied on his jumper. “ Hartford’s breather, scored eight points Bernard King 12, Catledge 12, Rolando Blackman led Dallas back, but a 3-pointer by Nick Katsikis just before the 3-pointer trimmed the Pirate lead to five (68-63) “ I just spoke with Bernie about 15 minutes ago guards are the only guards in the league who have as during that stretch. Darrell Walker 11, and Harvey with 24 points and Sam Perkins half gave the Pirates their intermission lead. with 55 seconds left. Two free throws by Greene and and he seems to be feeling pretty good,” Boehlke much quickness as I do.” Kelly Tripucka led the Hornets Grant 10. scored 19. Otis Thorpe added 25 Robinson picked up his fourth foul with 11:47 left four from Pookey Wigington, however, then sealed said. in the game and didn’t return until 6:01 remained. the Seton Hall win. Siena, the league’s regular-season champion, After he began feeling ill. Bickerstaff was with 17 points. Rex Chapman had Pacers 121, Suns 116: At India­ for Houston. When he fouled out with 3:06 to go, the Pirate fans trailed 20-13 with 11:01 left in the half, but battled checked out by a physician for the Milwaukee 16 and Michael Holton 15. Char­ napolis, Vern Fleming scored 21 “ I hope Connecticut gets into the NCAA’s,” back and took a 39-34 lead into halftime after Brown Heat 131, Nuggets 130: At started chanting, “ N-I-T, N-I-T.” Bucks, who recommended he be hospitalized, lotte shot only 40 percent. points and made five free throws Carlesimo said. “ If they do, I hope they are in a hit a 3-pointer at the buzzer. Abdul-Jabbar. who is retiring in the final 29 seconds to help the Miami. Rory Sparrow scored 28 “ They did play good team defense and they different region than us.” Boehlke said. doubled down very well when I had the ball,” “ I really thought that 3-pointer hurt us,” Hartford Boehlke said he had “ no idea” how long at the end of the season, was given Indiana Pacers beat the Phoenix points, including two decisive Robinson said. “ I took a couple of questionable shots HUSKY NOTES — Robinson is one point shy of Coach Jack Phelan said. “ We had done some nice Bickerstaff would be hospitalized. an oversized rocking chair from Suns 121-116 Friday night. free throws with 22 seconds left in but overall I took good shots. I shot three-for-17, becoming UConn’s fifth leading all-time scorer. He things until that shot. Then we had a dry spell to Assistant coach Tom Newell will fill Bickerstaff’s the Hornets in a pregame The setback dropped Phoenix the second overtime, as the what am I supposed to do, make excuses?” A couple is now tied for fifth with Earl Kelley, each with 1,582 start the second half.” ceremony. 4*/i games behind the first-place Miami Heat beat Denver 131-130 1 place, he said. points. . . Seton Hall’s sharp-shooter Andrew Gaze Siena held Hartford without a field goal and to two Bullets 114, Kings 97: At Lan- Los Angeles Lakers in the NBA’s Friday night despite 51 points by of shots missed and I got a little frustrated.” Bickerstaff is "an intense kind of basketball guy, was held to 12 points on 3-of-8 shooting... Both Tate free throws in the first 5:56 of the second half as it dover. Md., John Williams and Pacific Division. the Nuggets’ Alex English. Smith drilled a 3-pointer to give UConn’s its final and unfortunately it .seems to have caught up with George and Murray Williams were scoreless for the pulled away to a 10-point lead, 46-36. A tip-in by Ledell Eackles led a balanced The Suns trailed 116-112 on Jeff The victory snapped a six- lead at 39-37 with 15:43 to play. The Huskies then him,” Boehlke said. experienced a 4-minute, 40-second scoring drought. Huskies. The latter was in the starting lineup. Hartford’s Larry Griffiths cut Siena’s lead to eight Boehlke said he did not know of Bickerstaff ever attack for the Washington Hornacek’s 3-pointer with 36 game losing streak for the Heat, A Gerald Greene layup made it .53-45 Seton Hall with Husky freshman Dan Cyrulik gave a good account points, but then Siena went on an 11-4 spurt to break having similar problems before. Tonight’s game Bullets, who had seven players in seconds left. After Fleming hit whose 9-50 mark prevented them 6:32 left. The Pirate lead soared to as many as 14 of himself, scoring seven points. the game open. would be the first Bickerstaff ever missed as a double figures Friday night en two free throws, Hornacek hit from setting an NBA record for coach. Boehlke said. route to their eighth straight another 3-pointer with 22 seconds fewest victories in a season.