28 - THE HERALD, Wed., Jan. 6, 1982 UConn center Communist purge in Poland... page 4 detergent sanitizer spray an^: S i m R S - With a Uttie help from helped clear up his hand irritation with fast-acting sterilants. Wilde observed, that researchers and rhsearcb labs, it almost can be preservatives for cutUng oils a University of Connecticut-based with no afteiMif fects. He carried out Siff conferred with David Kennedy frequently come up with problema very helpful in the food industry. research application center, a new further studies and contacted his - 'i f the UConn-based New England for which there were no obvious ALCIDE can be sprayed on beef car­ paints. 'V The makers of ALCIDE seek.>; business, with a $500 million sales friend and fellow-inventor, Ellliot J. Research Application Center who solutions and almost as frequently, cases, and other'meat to reduce sur­ InvestigaUonal New Drug approval ► potential, was bom. Slff, and the Alcide Corp. of West- suggested a search of more than a researchers and inventors develop face micro-organisms to produce from the Food and Drug Adr^. About five' years ago, Howard port soon was formed. dozen data bases, including NASA, solutions which are looking for longer shelf life and tower bacteria • Clearing, cold mlnistraUon for the treabnmt o f *: Manchester, Conn. Alllger was working with a fast­ ALCIDE, Alliger found, has uses th engineering index, the phar­ problems. The trick is to match the count — particularly when the beef acting liquid sterilizer disinfecting far beyond tank sterilization. It maceutical news index and others solution to the problem, and vice is cut into retail sizes. acne and herpes with ALGIDK. Siff, .; tonight, Friday Thurs., Jan. 7, 1982 an ultrasonic cleaning tank in con­ reduced acne lesions faster than which found scores of applications vcrs&. ' ALCIDE can.be also used for says other IND applicaUons wiU b«^ nection with his business. Heat other treatments and without irrita­ of the sterilant as well as numerous In the case‘s of ALCIDE, Siff and dairy machinery as wpU as on dairy sought for fungus of the nail, bums,: C — See page 2 25 Cents Systems Ultrasonics in Plalnview, tion. When used on cold sores or businesses toward which Alliger found that the sterilant, in herds, and experiments' are under diseases of the mouth (such a n .; N.Y. herpes infections, pain and irrita­ ALCIDE’s marketing staff could various formulations and delivery way in fish ai^ farming htcheries. canker sores), as a preK»perativa;- Though he was bothered by a skin tion were gone in a few hours. direct the product. systems — solid, liquid and gell — Other applications include; scrub and for inflammatory bow er; ! , irritation on his hands at the time, Now, according to a report from Dr. Daniel U. Wilde, NERAC can perform so many and necessary sterilizing interiors of space disease. He said Memorial Stoan->;.; he still carried out the disinfecting Sif|, ALCIDE kills all the bacteria, director, said that when the center useful functions, it is like having vehicles; disinfecting cooling Kettering will do basic research on > chore, saturating his hands with the fungus and virus it’s been tested on was contacted by Siff, Alcide presi­ about 40 diffbrent products! towehi for recirculating water to heipes and Hersey Medical School;;; sterilant called ALCIDE. By days so far, in less than one- minute. dent, he described the properties of The potential major fields of use prevent fouling; disinfecting and on acne. „ K , end, and much to his surprise, What’s more it has significant tissue his disinfectant “ but neither of us for ALCIDE for disinfectant and deodorizing carpets and cbonical Wilde explained that Aleido Corp.:{;>. penetrating powers so that it dis­ sterilization are almost endless. In toilets; s a sterilant in airplanes, was able to take advantaga ,of Diocese Alliger found that the hand irritation really knew all the places that these had just dissappeared. infects deeper than the surface. properties and qualities were addition to the obvious ones, such as buses and moviU theaters; disinfec­ NERAC’s vast (^pabilities throagtt;r Alliger immediately recognized ALCIDE is nn-toxic, a trait that nor­ needed, so we looked into many data in hospitals, doctors’ , dentists.’; and tion of laboratory animal breeding the Small Business Adminittrattoa’»:.;-' WINF to change the Dossibilities of a sterilant which mally does not exist side-by-side bases.’’ veterinarians’ offices and clinical and research animal quarters; Technicalt .Assistance program.'*!. offices Glut may not last program format coming By Paul Hendrie ’The source said live disc jockeys to town? Herald Reporter will remain during daytime hours, Consumption is key but not at night. ' WINF-AM is changing its However, the station will have to programming format soon, to a be staffed 24 hours each day, the By Nancy Thompson nationally syndicated automated source said. Herald Reporter musical format known as “ Un­ The new format consists of 'The Roman Catholic Archdiocese forgettable,” according to station middle-of-the-road music geared to future oil prices of Hartford is considering moving sources. toward an older audience, a station some offices into a vacant convent ’The station’s current format is source said. building at East Catholic High “ easy listening’’ music, Artists on the play lists include to 4.7 billion barrels at the end of 1981 from 5.2 billion at 1 School. By Roz Liston programmed by live announcers, Johnny Mathis, Perry Como, the UPl Business Writer the close of 1980. Mills Brothers and big bands music, Stocks rose to an all-time high of about 5.5 billion along with a large commitment to Father William Charbonneau, the source said. NEW YORK — The average world oil price declined barrels a day in mid-1981 before the consuming nations sports, news and talk. ECHS principal, confirmed today General Manager Randy Wilhite The source said the format will in 1981, but analysts are divided over whether the global — squeezed by rapidly rising storage costs and that representatives of the this morning confirmed there will differ from one W INF dropped archdiocese have been out to the, oil glut will disappear next year and set the stage for depressed refinery profits margins — b^an “ getting be a format change, but he declined about a year ago. That format school to look at the convent, which higher prices. rid of inventories at a ferocious rate,” Silber said. to discuss specific changes, saying emphasized a jazzier approach, he said is now “ by and large un­ Americans can expect pump prices to fall still further ‘"rhe prevailing feeling is there will not be a shor­ much of the needed automation while the new format is geared used.” and home-heating oii prices to rise by only pennies a tage,” he said. equipment is not yet in and minor more toward standards, the source gallon as long as the current recession restrains U.S. said. Father Charbonneau said consumption, according to industry analysts. TH E INVENTORY liquidation began in the June- decisions have not yet been made. ’The “ Unforgettable” format was archdiocesan officials are also con­ Free world oil demand dropped in 1980 and 1981 and September quarter — a period that historically has been One station source said WINF will designed by Toby Arnold in Dallas sidering other locations to move should remain essentially fiat next year as the United used to build up stocks to anticipation of peak winter de­ maintain its commitment to “ East mand. and is used by a number of stations some offices out of their Hartford States and Western Europe grapple with recessionary of the Rivere” news and public af­ to the fourth quarter stocks were depleted at the rate Sources conceded there may be around the country. location. forces, energy specialists said. fairs programming, as well as live of 3.5 million to 4 million barrels a day vs. the normhl sports.. changes — but not necessarily Station employees said the format In October the Organization of Petroleum Exporting He also said that other non-profit seasonal reduction of 2 million barrels a day, Silber Another source said, however, reductions — in station personnel. change caught them off guard, Herald photo by Tarquinlo Countries buckled under pressure from the world oil organizations are considering ren­ said. that W INF’s continued commitment He said some station employees because they read''about it in surplus and cut its base price by $2 to $34 a barrel for the ting the convent building. to news and public affairs program­ have been informed privately that Billboard magazine before they first time since the cartel Was founded in 1960. “ OPEC members are watching inventory levels and WINF GENERAL MANAGER RANDY WILHITE they will be let go. were told. Father Charbonneau said he did OPEC, faced with a precipitous decline in oil exports understanding that when the surplus is all gone, it will ming is unclear. ... automated music for an older crowd not know the extent of the move un­ because of conservation and the economic slowdown be a different ballgame,” be said. “ Many OPEC der consideration. A phone call to that stunted the Western economies, had little choice members have not cut prices deeply enough to increase archdiocesan offices was referred to but to lower prices. their production and are waiting out this period of inven­ tory contraction. Foreign firm buys complex the school division. Archdiocesan SAUDI ARABIA, OPEC’s largest producer and “ Once excess inventories are used up, the potential New ferry ship school officials said they had no America’s principal foreign oil supplier, engineered the will exist for premiums and higher oil prices again if the comment.