20—MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, March 21.1991 Gulf war elicits a slew of new names for the track FRIDAY By CHIP BROWN More than eight months later, the nitude breaks out, there is usually a Johnson, who trains horses with have already been used. But names granted to quarter hor­ ses since allied troops ^ were The Associated Press Johnsons are among hundreds who flurry of names requested that coin­ her husband in Stewart, Iowa, said Several applications to name a have requested Gulf War-related cide.” Bomb Saddam was a natural. quarter horse “Stormin’ Norman” deployed to Saudi Arabia include Desert Shield, Patriot Missile, Saudi AMARILLO, Texas — Patty names for their quarter horses or The same surge is being noticed “We had been watching so much after the burly but personable allied LOCAL NEWS INSIDE Johnson and her husband Charles thoroughbreds. by The Jockey Club in Lexington, of the news “about the troops in forces leader Gen. Norman Sunset and Scud Buster. were having trouble thinking up a Ky., which names American Saudi Arabia. One night that just Schwarzkopf were denied because “I was thrilled and shocked when Jim Goodhue, the registfar over thoroughbreds, said Molly Hack- ■ MHS costs are stable at $3.9m. name for their newborn filly last popped in my head,” she said. “At the name was awarded in 1971. I opened the envelope and saw that the past 21 years for the Amarillo- athom, a regisUation processer. August. the time, we wanted the troops to we had gotten the name Desert based American Quarter Horse As­ ' “It’s been incredible,” Hack- Desert Storm, another moniker in bomb Saddam, so it just clicked. Shield,” said horse breeder Martha And then one night, while watch­ sociation, said his office is up to its athom said. “1 don’t have an actual high demand, was given to a quarter ■ Preble loses bid for voter table. Wells of Orsmge. Calif. “When I re­ ing coverage of the Persian Gulf withers in applications for names figure. But once the operation “Now we arc just hoping she will horse in 1961. Yellow Ribbon was quested it, I thought for sure it conflict in their Iowa living room, made popular by the successful al­ turned from Desert Shield to Desert bomb the competition on the race taken in 1947 and Fort Hood in What'S would have been taken already. It’s ■ Street sweeping program to begin. the name hit Patty like a Scud mis­ lied war effort. Storm, it seemed like every fifth ap­ track. We want to see her in the win­ 1965. m m m quite an honor. My only fear is that sile. “Everything you can think of has plication was for Desert Storm, ner’s circle.” The same names have also been News “Bomb Saddam,” she blurted out been requested,” said Goodhue. Scud Buster, Patriot Missile or Stor­ Unfortunately, many of the Gulf used by thoroughbreds prior to the the little colt will not live up to the B Unions discuss proposed givebacks. loud. “Whenever an event,of this mag­ War-related names being requested Gulf War. name.” min’ Norman ” March 22,1991 Local/Regional Section, Page 7. Gulf at a Glance Here are the latest develop­ Manchester's Award-Winning Newspaper ments in the aftermath of the SCOREBOARD Persian Gtilf Wan I The UJiI. Security Coun­ Jersey bU (Bowie 2U). Assists—Minnesota 1b cil’s sanctions committee is ex­ (Richardson 8), New Jersey 29 (Theus 7). Total NCAA Tournament glance At Tha KIngdome ■ ■■ Basketball louts—Minnesota 23, Now Jersey 19. All Times EST Hockey pected to lift the UJ*J.’s food A qM Baseball A—8,209. EAST REGIONAL ' Saturday, March 23 embargo against Iraq, A UJif. 76ers 107, Pistons 103 winner, 7:03 p.m. survey team found the nation NBA standings At Cole Fleldhouse Exhibition standings NHL standings | End of Gulf war fails DETROIT (103) College Park, Md. was reduced to a “pre-industnal THE FINAL FOUR EASTERN CONFERENCE Rodman 8-11 0-0 16. Edwards 4-8 8-9 16, Thursday, March 14 WALES CONFERENCE Woman killed age” by “near-rqxxalyptic” al­ At The Hoosler Dome Atlantic Division Laimboor 7-12 1-1 15, Dumars 8-17 2-2 18, Oklahoma Slate 67. New Mexico 54 AMERICAN LEAGUE Patrick Division Indianapolis W L TPIS GF GA W L Pet. GB Henderson 3-7 1-17, Salley 5-10 3-3 13. Bed­ North Carolina State 114, Southern Missis­ W L Pet. lied bombing. It warns there Semifinals xBoston 50 18 .735 — ford 3-7 1-2 7, Johnson 5-16 0-0 11, Rollins 0-1 sippi 85 Minnesota 11 3 .786 Pittsburgh 38 31 5 81 315 279 could be disease of a Saturday, March 30 Philadelphia 37 29 .561 12 0-0 0, Long 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 43-89 16-18 103. Temple 80. Purdue 63 New'rbrk 11 4 .733 NY Rangers 34 28 12 80 272 240 East champion vs. ^uth eest champion to interrupt recession catastrophic proportion and NewMjrk 34 33 .507 15'/2 PHILADELPHIA (107) Richmond 73. Syracuse 69 Seattle 8 4 .667 New Jersey 31 31 12 74 258 246 Washington 23 42 .354 25''! At The Carrier Dome Midwest champion vs. West champion Boston 9 5 .643 Philadelphia 32 33 9 73 237 243 in IRA attack famine. The committee could, in Barkley 10-19 12-14 32. Gilliam 5-10 2-2 12, Championship New Jersey 22 44 .333 27 Mahorn 4-4 5-7 13. Green 7-13 2-4 16. Hawkins Syracuse, N.Y. Baltimore ' 7 7 .500 Washington 33 34 6 72 235 243 effect, end the embargo by Miami 20 47 .299 29i/2 Friday, March 15 Monday, April 1 Chicago 7 7 .500 NY Islanders 23 41 10 56 210 270 By MARTIN CRUTSINGER the steep 1981-82 recession. 8-14 3-4 20, Anderson 3-9 0 0 6, Bol 1-3 0-0 2, Semifinal winners declaring that a humanitarian Central Division Oliver 1-3 2-2 4, Turner 1-4 0-0 2.Totals 40-79 Eastern Michigan 76, Mississippi State 56 California 6 6 .500 Adams Division ULSTER, Northern Ireland S2 at the time of his death. The Associated Press Economists, who had been hoping to see the layoff x-Chicago 50 15 .769 — 26-33 107. Penn Stale 74, UCLA 69 Kansas City 5 6 .455 y-Boston 41 23 10 92 270 243 (AP) — Masked gunmen shot and Mrs. Cooke, a mother of three, picture begin to brighten, said the big jump in unemploy­ emergency exists. x-Detroit 41 26 .612 10 Detroit 22 31 25 25— 103 North Carolina 101, Northeastern 66 NIT glance Cleveland 5 7 .417 X-Monireal 37 29 10 84 262 237 xMilwaukee 40 27 .597 11 Villanova 50. Princeton 48 Texas 5 8 .385 x-Buffalo 28 29 1 7 73 265 257 wounded the widow of a is employed as a civilian clerk at ment claims in the week following the end of the allied J Also at the United Nations, Philadelphia 31 25 26 25— 107 All Times EST WASHINGTON — The Bush administration is count­ Atlanta 37 30 .552 14 Oakland 4 7 .364 x-Hartford 31 34 10 72 222 250 the United States has propos^ 3-Poinl goals—Detroit 1-9 (Johnson 1-2, Second Round First Round policeman slain by the Irish Londonderry’s police head­ ground war against Iraq showed that March got off to a Indiana 33 34 .493 18 Toronto 4 9 .308 Quebec 14 48 12 40 211 332 ing on the quick victory in the Persian Gulf War to trans­ Rodman 0-1, Laimboor 0-1, Dumars 0-1, Salley At Cole Fleldhouse Wednesday, March 13 Republican Army four years ago, quarters, according to a report by lackluster start. that Iraq agree to destroy its Cleveland 23 42 .354 27 0- 1, Bedford 0-1, Henderson 0-2), Philadelphia College Park, Md. Detroit 4 10 .286 CAMPBELL CONFERENCE late into a quick end to the U.S. recession, but so far the Providence 98, James Madison 93, 20T Milwaukee 3 12 .200 Norris Division and today the outlawed group Press Association, the- domestic nuclear weapons-grade materials Charlotte 19 46 .292 31 1- 4 (Hawkins 1-1, Bol 0-1, Barkley 0-2). Fouled Saturday, March 16 Cincinnati 82, Ball State 55 reports from the domestic front have not been encourag­ Samuel Kahan, chief economist for Fuji Securities fac. WESTERN CONFERENCE ' NATIONAL LEAGUE W L TPts GF GA out—Edwards, ^ lle y . Rebounds—Detroit 45 Temple 77, Richmond 64 Wisconsin 87, Bowling Green 79. OT claimed respmisibility for the at­ British news agency. in Chicago, cautioned that weekly unemployment claims and ballistic missiles, as well as Midwest Division W L Pet. x-Chicago 45 22 6 96 257 192 ing. (Rodman 11), Philadelphia 49 (Barkley 11), As­ Oklahoma Stale 73. North Carolina Slate 64 Colorado 71, Michigan 64 W L Pet. GB Houston 9 2 .818 x-SL Louis 41 22 11 93 288 240 tack, police said. 'The IRA today telephoned local can be volatile, but he noted that averaging the number chemical and biological sists—Detroit 29 (Dumars. Johnson 8), At The Carrier Dome Southern Illinois 75, Boise State 74 The latest bad news came Thursday when the Labor x-Utah 43 22 .661 — St. Louis 9 3 .750 x-Delroit 33 34 8 74 260 274 weapons. That would be part of Philadelphia 21 (Green 7). Total fouls—Detroit Syracuse, N.Y. Stanford 93, Houston 86 Margaret Cooke suffered multi­ media organizations claiming for four weeks at a time showed a steady deterioration x-San Antonio 42 22 .656 '13 Chicago 10 4 .714 x-Minnesota 26 34 14 66 239 244 Department said new claims for unemployment benefits 28. Philadelphia 21. Technicals—Dolroil illegal Sunday, March 17 Thursday, March 14 ple gunshot wounds in Thursday’s responsibility for the attack, the a permanent cease-fire. Houston 41 24 .631 2 Newlbrk 9 4 .692 Toronto 21 44 10 52 227 304 since December, suggesting a “continuing weakening of defense 2. A—16,148. North Carolina 84, Villanova 69 Siena 90, Fairlaigh Dickinson 85 shot up to 519,000 in the week ending March 9. That was Dallas 24 41 .369 19 San Diego 8 4 .667 Smyths Division shooting, which occurred as she police spokesman said on condi­ ■ In Saudi Arabia, Iraq and Eastern Michigan 71, Penn State 68. OT Fordham 76. South Florida 66 45,000 above the previous week and the highest total Orlando 21 43 .328 2V'2 San Francisco 6 7 .462 x-Calga7 44 24 7 95 319 240 Bulls 129, Hawks 107 Regional Semifinals Southwest Missouri SL 57, Coppin Stale 47 sat in her car at a trafiic light close tion of anonymity. the Gulf War allies held more Minnesota 21 44 .323 22 At The Meadowlands Arena Pittsburgh 5 6 .455 x-Los Angeles 42 23 10 94 317 237 since Jan. 8, 1983, when the counuy was pulling out of Please see RECESSION, page 6. ATLANTA (107) Memphis Sl 82. Alabama-Birmingham 76 Denver 18 48 .273 25'r? CirKinnad 5 8 .385 x-Edmonton 35 34 5 75 253 251 to the Londonderry police station The British Broadcasting Corp. talks Friday on speeding the Wilkins 11-19 5-6 28, Willis 4-10 1-4 9, East Rutherford, N.J. Arkansas SL 78, Rice 71 Pacific Division Friday, March 22 Montreal 5 6 .385 Wincouver 26 4 2 9 61 235 305 return of 60,(XX) Ir^ i prisoners McCormick 5-6 1-2 11, Webb 4-11 0-0 9, Rivers Oklahoma 111, Tulsa 86 where she worked, police said. reported the IRA had warned x-Portland 48 18 .727 — North Carolina (27-5) vs. Eastern Michigan Atlanta 4 7 .364 Winnipeg 25 40 11 61 251 276 3-13 2-2 9. Malone 4-9 2-6 10, Koncak 2-6 2-2 Friday, March 15 She underwent emergency civilians not to work for the to their homeland. Iraq has freed x-LA Lakers 48 19 .716 'H (26-6), 7:32 p.m. Los Angeles 5 9 .357 x-clinched playoff berth 6. Battle 9-17 3-5 22, Ferrell 0-3 0-0 0, Robin­ West Virginia 86. Furman 67 x-Phoenix 46 20 .697 2 Temple (23-9) vs. Oklahoma Stale (24-7), 30 Philadelphia 3 10 .231 y-clinched division bUe surgery at Atnagelvin Hospital, province’s security forces. 1,150 Kuwaitis. son 1-4 1-2 3, Leonard 0-0 0-2 0. Totals 43-98 Golden State 35 30 .538 12’r2 minutes alter comp, of first game Massachusetts 93, La Salle 90 NOTE: Split-squad games count in standings, Wednesday's Games \ ■ President Bush is expected 17-31 107. where officials today described her The IRA has attacked police and Seattle 31 34 .477 16'/J Regional Championship South Carolina 69, George Washington 63 ties do not Buffalo 3, Montreal 2, OT CHICAGO (129) to sign a $655 million package LA Clippers 23 44 .343 25'/2 Sunday, March 24 Wyoming 63, Butler 61 Wednesday's Games Toronto 4, Los Angeles 4. tie condition as “serious but stable.” army units in its effort to end Pippen' 5-8 0-0 10, Grant 8-12 4-4 20. Sacramento 18 46 .281 29 At The Meadowlands Arena Boston (ss) 4, Houston 3 Calgary 3, Vancouver 2 of veterans’ benefits approved Cartwright 5-9 4-5 14, Paxson 4-6 1-2 10. Jor­ Mrs. Cooke’s husband. Police British rule in the province. x-clinched playofi berth East Rutherford, N.J. Second Round Montreal 9, New \brk Wnkees 7 Thursday's Games z dan 9-14 2-3 22. Armstrong 6-10 0-0 13. Catholics represent 40 percent by Congress on Thursday. Most Wednesday's Games Temple-Oklahoma Stale winner vs. North Monday, March 18 Minnesota 3, Texas 0 Quebec at Boston, 7:35 p.m. Sgt. Tom Cooke, was slain by the Hodges 3-7 0-0 6, Perdue 1-1 3-3 5. King 4-6 Boston 102, Washington 81 Carolina-Eastern Michigan winner, 1:40 p.m. Providence 85, West Virginia 79 Kansas City 3, Cincinnati 2 Washington at N.Y. Islanders, 7:35 p.m. IRA in a shooting at City of Derry of the population of Northern of the benefits are for the Indiana 117, Miami 107 3- 3 11. Levingston 6-7 0-0 12. Williams 0-1 2-2 Oklahoma 89, Cincinnati 81, OT Boston (ss) 7, Chicago WNte Sox (ss) 1 St. Louis at Philadelphia, 7:35 p.m. military personnel who served in O I! 2. Hopson 1-2 2-2 4. Totals 52-83 21-24 129. golf club in April 1987, according Ireland and the IRA’s political New Jersey 118, Minnesota 111. OT SOUTHEAST REGIONAL Stanford 80, Wisconsin 72 New York Mets 9, Baltimore 4 N.Y. Ftangers at Pittsburgh. 735 p.m. 3 3 r - New York 102, Cleveland 97 Atlanta 25 22 28 32— 107 First Round Southern Illinois 72. Southwest Missouri Los Angeles 7, Philadelphia 5 New Jersey at Chicago, 8:35 p.m. to a spokesrrum for the Royal wing, Sirm Fein, receives about the Gulf War. Philadelphia 107, Detroit 103 Chicago 31 29 30 39—129 At Freedom Hall State 69 St. Louis 4, Chicago White Sox (ss) 1 Friday's Games one-third of the Catholic vote. 3-Poinlgoals—Atlanta 4-12 (Battle 1-2, Ulster Constabulary. Cooke was ■ Defense Secretary Dick Chicago 129, Atlanta 107 Louisville, Ky. Arkansas State 58, Memphis State 57 Detroit 2, Toronto 1,13 innings Toronto at DetroiL 735 p.m. > m Phoenix 110, Dallas 96 Wilkins 1-2, Webb 1-3, Rivers 1-5), Chicago 4-5 Thursday, March 14 Colorado 83, Wyoming 75 Calilornia 13, Milwaukee (ss) 6 Minnesota at Wbshington, 8:05 p.m. Cheney says another Desert Utah 106, Denver 98 (Jordan 2-2, Paxson 1-1, Armstrong 1-1, Pittsburgh 76, Georgia 68, OT Tuesday, March 19 Chicago Cubs 6, Seattle (ss) 5 Winnipeg at Vancouver, 10:35 p.m. Storm-type operation could be Z l ^ Seattle 114, LA Lakers 106 Hodges 0-1). Fouled out—None. Kansas 55, New Orleans 49 Massachusetts 78, Fordham 74 San Diego 4, Cleveland 1,10 innings Portland 100, LA Clippers 96 Rebounds—Atlanta 52 (Malone 10), Chicago Florida Slats 75, Southern California 72 Siena 63, South Carolina 58 Milwaukee (ss) vs. Seattle (ss), ccd., rain NHL results mounted five years from now O CD 51 (Grant 10). Assists—Atlanta 28 (Flivors 7). Thursday's Games Indiana 79, Coastal Carolina 69 even if the U nit^ States reduces Z - < Chicago 42 (Jordan 11). Total fouls—Atlanta Quarlerllnals Uprising recalled; San Antonio at Orlando, 7:30 p.m. At The Omni Exhibition results Sabres 3, Canadiens 2 OT 23, Chicago 26. Technical-Webb. A—18,439. Wednesday, March 20 its combat forces by 25 percent Sacramento at Houston, 8:30 p.m, Atlanta Montreal 0 0 2 0—2 Oklahoma 83. Providence 74 Red Sox 4, Astros 3 Chartolte at Utah, 9:30 p.m. Friday, March 15 Buffalo 1 1 0 1—3 A uk* as planned. However, he added, Suns 110, Mavericks 96 Thursday, March 21 Denver at Golden Stats, 10:30 p.m. Arkansas 117, Georgia Stale 76 Boston (ss) 200 002 000—4 9 0 First Period—1, Buffalo, Krupp 10 (Haller, m X Massachusetts (19-11) at Siena (25-9), 7:35 in an address at Georgetown Friday's Gamas PHOENIX (110) Arizona Stale 79, Rutgers 76 Houston 000 002 010—3 6 J. Tanti), 11:53 (pp). Penalties—Haller, But (hold­ 0 m Boston at Indiana. 7:30 p.m. Chambers 6-14 10-12 22. McDaniel 11-17 Alabama 89, Murray State 79 p.m. controversial still University Thursday night, Kiecker, Fischer (6), Gray (8) and Flaherty,' ing), 2:22; Svoboda, Mon (high-sticking), 9:57; San Antonio at Miami, 7:30 p.m. 2- 3 24. Lang 4-4 2-2 10, Johnson 7-13 1-2 15. Wake Forest 71, Louisiana Tech 65 Stanford (17-13) at Southern Illinois (18-13), Pratt (7); Hernandez. Kile (5). Clancy (7), Meyer Hartman, Buf, minor-major (elbowing, fighting), many more reserve units probab­ Chicago at Philadelphia. 7:30 p.m. Hornacok 7-14 4-4 20. Majorle 5-12 0-0 10, Second Round 8.35 p.m. (8) and Nichols, McGrill (8). W—Kiecker, 2-0. 12:26; Odelein, Mon, major-misconduct (fight­ Arkansas Slats (23-8) at Colorado (17-13), ly would have to be mobilized. 1 New Jersey at DetroiL 8 p.m. At Freedom Hall - L—Hernandez, 0-1. Sv—Gray (1). HR—Hous­ ing), 12:26; Lebeau, Mon (tripping), 17:5Z By DIARMAID MacDERMOTT include Gerry Adams, president of Ceballos 0-2 0-0 0, Rambis 0-0 0-0 0, West 3-3 930 p.m. Cleveland at Minnesota. 8 p.m. 3- 4 9, Knight 0-1 0-0 0. Totals 43-80 22-27 110. Louisville, Ky. ton, Candaele (1). Second Period—2, Buffalo, Mogilny 25 (Tur­ The Associated Press Sinn Fein, the legal political wing Atlanta vs. Washington at Baltimore. 8 p.m. D ALUS (96) Saturday, March 16 geon, Haller), 19:16. Penalties—Svoboda, Mon ■ Kurdish rebel leader Jalal R O At Madison Square Garden of the outlawed IRA. New York at Dallas. 8:30 p.m. McCray 3-8 1-2 7, Williams 15-19 0-0 30. Kansas 77. Pittsburgh 66 Expos 9, Vbnkees 7 (elbowing), 8:24; Corson, Mon (unsportsman­ Talabani said Thursday he will o Indiana 82. Florida Stale 60 New Mbrk Ceremonies planned for this Seattle at Phoenix. 9:30 p.m. Donaldson 3-6 0-0 6. Harper 10-19 2-5 23, NowVbrk(A) 010 000 330—7 15 0 like conduct), 10:33; Kennedy, Buf (un- DUBLIN, Ireland — The Easter At The Omni Semifinals return to Iraqi Kurdistan this n ^ Charlotte at LA Clippers, 10:30 p.m. Blackman 7-17 3-3 17. White 3-7 3-3 9. Davis MonUeal 511 100 Olx—9 12 4 sportsihanllke conduct), 10:33; Lebeau, Mon year are a marked contrast to ■At Milwaukee at LA Lakers, 10:30 p.m. Atlanta Monday, March 25 Rising of 1916, that romantic, weekend to help form a govern­ 2 GD 1-5 0-0 2. Shasky 1-1 0-0 2. English 0-2 0-0 0. Hawkins, Habyan (3), Farr (6), Monteleona (rougWng), 12:28; Sutton, Buf (holding). 17:10. events in 1966, when there was a Totals 43-84 9-13 96. Sunday, March 17 (8) and Leyritz, Ramos (6); Frey, Ruskin (3), Third Period-3. Montreal, Corson 21 hopeless revolt against British rule, ing coalition there with other op­ m c/3 Alabama 96, Wake Forest 88 Championship wholesale celebration of the 50th NBA results Phoenix 29 28 28 25— 110 Wednesday, March 27 Dixon (5), Ridenour (7), Burke (8) and (Leclair), 4:00. 4, Montreal, Carbonneau 17 still causes discomfort after 75 position leaders. The Kurds Dallas 32 21 29 14— 96 Arkansas 97, Arizona Stale 90 Fitzgerald, Goff (4), Reyes (8). W—Frey, 1-0. (Courtnall, Desjardins), 15:28. Penal­ anniversary. Dublin streets were 5^ 5 Regional Semifinals years. Celtics 102, Bullets 81 3-Point goals—Phoenix 2-5 (Hornacek 2-2, L—Hawkins, 1-1. HR—Montreal. Martinez (1). ties—Odelein, Mon, minor-major-game miscon­ renamed for leaders of the Rising, claim to have taken control of Chambers 0-1, Johnson 0-1, Majerle 0-1), Dal­ At The Charlotte Coliseum NIT result duct (instigator, fighting), :46; Hartman, But, The goverrunent did not an­ nearly all of the Kurdish region. WASHINGTON (81) las 1-6 (Harper 1-2, Blackman 0-2, Davis 0-2). Charlotte, N.C. Red Sox 7, White Sox 1 major (lighting). :46; Ray, But (interference), nounce its plans for the official a military parade was held and a HammorxJs 5-15 1-2 11. Grant 6-20 3-5 1 5. Fouled out—None. Rebounds—Phoenix 45 Thursday, March 21 7:12; Hogue. Buf (holding), 18:18. Oklahoma 83, P’dence 74 Chicago (A) (ss) 100 000 000— 1 8 1 commemorative coin was minted, ■ Iran’s official radio says the s > Ellison 4-14 1-2 9. Workman 3-8 0-0 6. Eacklos (West 10), Dallas 42 (Donaldson 11), As­ Arkansas (33-3) vs. Alabama (23-9). 7:40 Overtime—5, Buffalo, Andreychuk 33 (Mogil­ commemoration until Feb. 20, 6-13 0-0 12, Walker 0-1 0-0 0, English 6-14 1-2 sists—Phoenix 26 (Johnson 12). Dallas 16 p.m. OKLAHOMA (83) Boston (ss) 014 000 11x—7 11 0 ny, Turgeon). 1:14. Penalties-None. Irish historians extolled the Th* Asioclatad Pros* government of Iraq has declared Dress, Brito (3), Rosenberg (5), Peterson (7) after being accused of ignoring a 13. Williams 5-18 1-1 11. Foster 1-2 2-2 4, Irvin (Harper 6). Total fouls—Phoenix 16. Dallas 20. Indiana (29-4) vs. Kansas (24-7), 30 minutes Holmes 5-8 0-0 10, Webster 6-14 5-7 17, Sal- Shots on goal—Montreal 6-7-11-0—24. Buf­ Easter Rising as the spark that ig­ ON SITE INSPECTION — An owner of American oil fire-fighting company Boots & Coots sur­ a state of emergency in Baghdad 0- 2 0-0 0. Totals 36-107 9-14 81. Technicals—Phoerrlx illegal defense, Shasky, slier comp, of first game liar 10-16 6-9 26. Price 4-6 2-5 12, Harris 3-4 and Merullo: Darwin, Manzanillo (6), Fossas (8), falo 12-14-12-3—41. landmark of modem Irish history. 33 > Fteardon (9) and Matllla, Marzano (6). W—Dar- BOSTON (102) Dallas coach Adubalo. A— 17,007. Regional Championship 6-8 12, Ware 1-2 0-0 2. Evans 0-3 4-4 4. French Power-play Opportunities—Montreal 0 ol 5; “I think it was indicative of an nited the demand for independence veys the burning El-Ahmadi oilfielid in Kuwait Thursday. The firm is one of several involved in “to prevent the spread of the wia 3-0. L—Brito, 0-1. HR—Boston, Brumley Bird 3-10 4-4 10, Gamble 8-14 4-4 20, Parish At The Charlotte Coliseum 0-1 0-0 0. Totals 29-54 23-33 83. Buffalo 1 of 5. unease that the government and and led to Britain’s withdrawal uprising.” The report had no at­ 2-8 1-2 5. Shaw 0-0 0-0 0, Lewis 12-18 4-4 28, Jazz 106, Nuggets 98 Charlotte, N.C. PROVIDENCE (74) ( 1). Goalies—Montreal, Racicot, 7-8-2 (41 the struggle to put out more than 500 oil well fires set by retreating Iraqis. Brown 5-9 4-4 14, Pinckney 4-6 5-5 13, Kloino Saturday, March 23 Bragg 7-16 0-4 14. Campbell 2-4 1-2 5, Sad­ from most of Ireland in 1922. tribution and no details. There UTAH (106) shots-38 saves). Quffalo, Wakaluk, 4-4-3 others feel with 1916,” said Robert 2-6 0-0 4, M.Smilh 2-2 0-0 4. C.Smith 1-1 2-3 Indiana-Kansas winner vs. Arkansas- dler 4-8 0-0 9, Murdock 5-19 5-6 15. VWilts 3-13 Mets 9, Orioles 4 K.Malone 11-25 9-15 31, Bailey 8-14 2-2 18, (24-22). Ballagh, chairman of the Reclaim In 1966, the president of Ireland have, however, been reports of 4.Totals 39-74 24-26 102. Alabama winner. 4:40 p.m. 0-0 9. Simpkins 2-6 0-0 4, Floyd 1-8 4-4 6, For­ Baltimore 020 000 002—4 10 0 A—15,862. Washington 22 24 18 17— 81 Eaton 3-6 1-2 7, Stockton 6-9 7-10 19. bes 3-4 0-0 7, Brown 1-2 0-0 2, Turner 1-4 0-0 the Spirit of 1916 committee. was Eamon de Valera, the last rioting in Shiite slums in the J.Malone 7-17 6-7 20, Rudd 0-3 2-2 2. T.Brown Nowlferk(N) 001 400 40x—9 15 1 Boston 28 28 19 27— 102 MIDWEST R E G Ij^A L 3. McDonald 0-1 0-0 0. Totals 29-87 10-16 74. rebel commander to surrender in 0-0 0-0 0, M.Brown 1-2 0-0 2. Grilfilh 3-3 0-0 7, D Johnson, Mesa (5). Kilgus (8) and Tackett “It’s a very complicated issue. capital. 3-Poinl goals—WasNnglon 0-2 (Eackles 0-1, First Round Halftime—Oklahoma 40, Providence 34. 3- , Whitt (7): Schourek, Simons (5), Innis (7). Fran­ Maple Leafs 4, Kings 4 Oil fires make life unhealthy Toolson 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 39-79 27-38 106. 1916. He escaped execution be­ Williams 0-1), Boston 0-1 (Bird 0-1). Fouled At The Metrodoms point goals—Oklahoma 2-5 (Price 2-4, Evans The glib answer is that this imease DENVER (98) co (9) and O’Brien. W—Schourek, 1-0. out—None. Rebounds—Washington 64 (Grant, Minneapolis 0-1), Providence 6-28 (Watts 3-13, Saddler 1-1, cause he was a U.S. citizen. ■ WASHINGTON (AP) ■ Woolridge 6-14 0-2 12. Wolf 3-5 1-2 7. Ras­ L—D.Johnson, 0-1. HRs—New \brk, O'Brien Toronto 2 2 0 0—4 grows from an unwillingness to Ellison 9), Boston 49 (Bird 11). As­ Thursday, March 14 Forbes 1-2, Turner 1-2, McDonald 0-1, Floyd (2). Boston (1). KUWAIT CITY (AP) — A running water, and the pressure of burning off up to 6 million barrels a mussen 8-17 1-3 17, Adams 9-25 10-10 30. Los Angeles 1 0 3 0— 4 celebrate an event that is also The public and academic view U.S. fighter planes today shot sists—WasWngton 26 (Workman 8), Boston 25 Duke 102, Northeast Louisiana 73 0-2, Murdock 0-7). Fouled out—Ware. day, and no one knows what the Williams 6-13 0-1 13. Battle 1-3 2-2 4. Ander­ First Period—1, Los Angelss, Sandstrom 40 patient wails, his head filled with living in a country recovering from (Shaw 6). Total fouls—Washington 20. Boston Iowa 76, East Tennessee Stale 73 Rebounds—Oklahoma 43 (Sallier 12), celebrated by the IRA.” of the Rising has changed dramati­ down a second Iraqi aucraft son 1-1 0-0 2. Jackson 6-19 0-0 13, Farmer 0-4 (Gretzky), 12:5Z 2. Toronto. Fergus 5 (Bradley, war. long-term effects will be. 17. A—14,890, Connecticut 79, Louisiana State 62 Providence 52 (Bragg 16). Ajslsts—Oklahoma nightmares of the Iraqi invasion. 0-0 0, Liberty 0-1 0-0 O.Totals 40-102 14-20 98. Damphousas),il3:S6.(pp). 3, Toronto, Leaman The Irish Republican Army, cally since 1966. flying in violation of the Xavier, Ohio 89, Nebraska 84 19 (Harris 5). Providence 16 (Murdock 6). Total Another clutches his chest in a “We’re all wound up, sitting in Inside, fumes from diesel Utah 19 31 24 32— 106 Transactions^ Violence in Northern Ireland, provisional cease-fire agree­ Pacers 117, Heat 107 fouls—Oklahoma 17. Providence 26. A—7,574. 15 (Hq|Xi|4> ftiilfii F la ttie s —Lsemon, which is waging an armed cam­ Denver 28 17 35 18— 98 At Dayton Arena to r (ht|M M .pM kldls, LA (holdino), 1»30; bronchial spasm, worsened by the the house all day, thinking, thinking, generators swirl around houses that Dayton, Ohio paign against British rule in Nor­ which has lasted more than 20 ment, the Pentagon said. MIAMI (107) 3-Poinl goals—Utah 1-1 (Griffith 1-1), Denver Maguire, Tor (Mding), 19:50. ihinking,” said Dr. I.M. Zakkut, need the polluting machines for Burton 4-11 4-4 12, Long 3-6 1-2 7. Soikaly Friday, March 15 BASEBALL years and cost more than 2,800 oil-stained air. A U.S. F-15 downed the 4- 19 (Adams 2-9, Williams 1-3, Jackson 1-3, COMMISSIONER’S OFFICE—Placed Second Period—4. Toronto, Pelil 13 (Harv thern Ireland, claims to be pursu­ - 5-12 3-5 13, Douglas 7-15 6-7 20, Rice 10-20 Sl. John's 75, Northwn Illinois 68 Oil well fires and war have made head of the medical department at electricity. Rasmussen 0-1, Battle 0-1, Farmer 0-1, Liberty Philadelphia oultielder Lenny (}ykstra on proba­ narL Reid), :40 (sh). 5, Toronto, Clark 18 lives, has dampened enthusiasm Soviet warplane, either an 9-10 31, Kessler 2-5 1-2 5, Edwards 7-17 2-2 Texas 73, SL Peter's 65 ing “the uttfinished business” of 0- 1). Fouled out—Woolridge. Rebounds—Utah tion for one year for gambling acthrily. (Leaman), 14:12. Penaltlas-Ramage, Tor life in Kuwait hazardous to people’s the Hadi Hospital. “No wonder Doctors blame these problems for 17, Coles 1-20-0 2. Totals 39-88 26-32 107. Ohio State 97, Towson State 86 1916. for militant nationalism. 'That shift SU-17 or the similar SU-22, 54 (Eaton 18). Denver 65 (Woolridge. Ftasmus- Bowling American Leagua (holding), 4:50; Gill, Tor (roughing), 7:14; a dramatic increase in lung disor­ INDIANA (117) Georgia Tech 87, DeRaul 70 health. everybody seems to be going son 12), Assists-Utah 27 (Stockton 12), Den­ CALIFORNIA ANGELS—Optioned Leo Ftobitaille, LA (roughing), 7:14; Krushelnyskl, Prime Minister Charles is reflected in a “revisionism” by near the central Iraqi city of Tik- Parson 3-9 1-1 7. Thompson 5-11 3-5 13. Second Round ders. ver 15 (Adams 8) Total fouls—Utah 19. Denver Stevens, first beseman-outlieldar; Mark Davis, Tor (holding). 10:56; Taylor, LA (slashing). Lung disorders, heart attacks, hy­ crazy.” Dreiling 2-3 0-0 4. Fleming 9-16 1-3 20, Miller At The Metrodome Haughey and President Mary some Irish historians, who now rit, in the same vicinity where 31. Technicals— Utah illegal delonso 2, Denver outfielder; Gary DiSarcina and Chris Cron, In- 16:27; PetiL Tor. major (Tighting). 1339; Bus- pertension, hepatitis and psychologi­ Outside, smoke from hundreds of “We’re getting more than six 8-17 9-10 27. SchrempI 5-7 6-11 16, Smits 4 8 Minneapolis question the wisdom and necessity the first Iraqi warplane was illegal defense 3. Woolridge. A—10,631. Home Engineers fielders; and Mika Erb, pitcher, to Edmonton of kas, LA. major (fighting). 18:39; Bradley, Tor. Robinson will lead the govern­ 1- 1 9, M.Williams 5-12 1-2 11, Sanders 2-4 0 0 Saturday, March 16 cal problems are increasing in oil fires floats over Kuwait, turning bronchitis cases a day,” said Dr. Ad- Mariya Dvorak 180-495, Chris Sullivan the Pacific Coast League. Sent Kyle Abbott, misconducL 18:39; Elik, LA, misconducL 18:39. ment’s main celebration on Easter of the 1916 rebellion. destroyed on Wednesday, the 4, McCloud 3-8 0-0 6.Tolals 46-95 22-33 117. Duke 85, Iowa 70 Third Period—6, Los Angeles, Robitaille 41 Sonics 114, Lakers 106 184-502, Gail Pasqurell 199-531, Renee Ellis Chris EJeasley, Randy Bockus, Tim Burcham Kuwait, doctors say. The health day into night and filling the lungs Miami 30 30 31 16— 107 Connecticut 66, Xavier, Ohio 50 (Gretzky, Taylor), 4 40 (pp). 7, Los Angelos, Sunday at the General Pbst Office, On April 24, 1916, the day after Pentagon said in a statement LA LAKERS (106) 248-179-593, Bede Dufraine 198-499, Shirley and Ftalael Montalvo, pitchers, and Ruben Plea.se see KUWAIT, page 6. Indiana 26 35 29 27— 117 At Dayton Arana problems stem from dirty air, no with black dust. The 550 fires are Perkins 8-13 2-4 19. Worthy 9-19 5-5 23. Eldridge 176-504, Bobbi Greco 198-177-533, Amaro, Jr. and Dan Grunhard, outfieldars. to Robitaille 42 (Gretzky, Banning), 15:13 (pp). 8, where the rebels read the Easter, 1,600 armed rebels seized 3-Point goals—Miami 3-8 (Flice 2-4, Edwards Los Angeles, Sandstrom 41 (Gretzky). 18:19. Divac 2-4 2-4 6, Ea.Johnson 4-11 7-9 16, Scott Diane Turgeon 180-216-544, Pat HoogervorsI their minor-league camp lor reassignment. several key points in Dublin, in­ 1-2, Soikaly 0-1, Douglas 0-1), Indiana 3-7 Penalties—Foligno, Tor, minor-misconduct proclamation of an Irish republic. 4- 11 0-0 10. Thompson 0-2 2-2 2, Teagle 3-7 Dayton, Ohio 179, Roberta Shore 176, Audrey White DETROIT TIGERS—Sent David Haas. Mike American killed (Miller 2-4, Fleming 1-1, McCloud 0-2). Fouled cluding the General Post Office, 1- 2 7. Green 0-3 0-0 0. Smith 6-6 0-0 12, Sunday, March 17 180-523, Elaine WelnIckI 191-485, Sue Bisko Munoz and Eric Slone, pitchers; Scott (roughing), 4.-05; Maguire, Tor (holdino), 5:11; Ballagh’s Reclaim the Spirit out—Burton. Rebounds—Miami 59 (Soikaly Ohio Slate 65, Georgia Tech 61 Robitaillo, LA (boarding), 5:33; PetiL Tor (rough­ Fetus ruling ISTANBUL, Turkey (AP) Campbell 3-6 0-0 6, Drew 2-4 0-0 5. Totals 202-530. Nancy Vfall 458, Alyce McArdle 468, Livingstone, inlialder; and Rich Rowland, Committee, which was excluded where Padraic Pearse read the 16). Indiana 56 (Thompson 13). Assists—Miami St. John's 84, Texas 76 Jeanne Buccheri 498. Sharon Simler 453, ing). 6:16; Granato, LA (roughing), 6:16; Gill, Committee weighs Gunmen shot to death an 41-86 19-26 106. catcher, to Toledo ol the International League. 24 (Douglas 9), Indiana 30 (SchrempI 6). Total Tor (roughing). 6:48; Sandstrom, LA (roughing). from the St. Patrick’s Day parade proclamation of a republic. The SEATTLE (114) Regional Semifinals Theresa Dorrane 470, Ann Kibbie 476. Sent Rudy Pemberton, outfielder, to Lortdon ol fouls—Miami 26. Indiana 25. Technicals—In­ 6:48; Robitaille, LA (high-sticking), 7:53; Petit, American businessman at his Is­ Ed Johnson 8-16 7-7 23, Kemp 4-9 0-0 8. At The Slivsrdoms the Eastern League. Sent Mile Dalton, pitcher, in Dublin, is running its own rebels were hopelessly oumum raises debate diana illegal defense. Long, Miller, Indiana Tor (holding), 1331. tanbul office today, police said, Benjamin 10-13 8-11 28, Payton 1-2 0-1 2, Pontiac, Mich. and Johnny F^edes, infielder, to their minor bered and the insurrection was coach Hill. A—8,532. Friday, March 22 Overtime—None. Penalties—None. celebration, including a concert Throall 3-5 3-6 10, McKoy 4-9 6-6 14, McMillan league complex lor reassignment. and a terrorist group claimed Ohio Stale (27-3) vs. SL John's (22-8). 7:40 Shots on goal—Toronto 10-11-5-1—27. Los and parade in Dublin on April 6. over by Saturday, April 29. reduced fireworks 3-6 0-0 7. Pierce 6-13 9-10 22, Cage 0-4 0-0 MIWAUKEE BREVKERS-Seni Narciso El­ Knicks 102, Cavaliers 97 p.m. Angeles 14-16-13-1—44. OTTAWA (AP) — In a decision responsibility. O.Totals 39-77 33-41 114. vira. Cal Eldred, James Austin, Jim Davins, One of the sharpest attacks on It had little support among the Duke (28-7) vs. Connecticut (20-10), 30 Club Soccer Power-play Opportunities—Toronto 1 ol 4; CLEVELAND (97) LALakors 25 18 26 37— 106 Chris George, Doug Henry and Chris Johnson, that could have bearing on the abor­ By RICK SANTOS service men and women. The gunmen escaped, leaving minutes after comp, of first game Los Angeles 2 ol 7. celebrations of the Easter Rising people of Dublin and the only 1 Nance 2-11 3-3 7. Williams 3-6 5 6 11, .Soallle 31 31 23 29— 114 pitchers, and Dave Nilsson, calcher, to their tion debate, Canada’s Supreme behind a written statement Regional Championship Goalies—Toronto, Ing, 15-27-7 (44 shols-40 Fireworks, which will be Daugherty 9-14 3-4 21, Ehlo 3-6 0-0 7. Valen­ 3 Point goals—Los Angelos 5-17 (Scott 2-6, mirxir league camp lor reassignmenL came from within Haughey’s other significant military action Manchester Herald At The SUvsrdome saves). Los Angelos, Borthiaume (11-8), Court has ruled in a medical signed Dev Sol, or Revolution­ tine 5-7 1-2 11. Ferry 0-4 0-0 0. Morton 5-7 4-6 Perkins 1-2, Drew 1-3, Ea.Johnson 16). Soallle Oakwood Soccer MINNESOTA TW INS-SonI Willie Banks and launched by Atlas Advanced Pontiac, Mich. Hrudey, 22-13-6 (2:00 second, 16-15). coalition government. was at Enniscorthy, County Wex­ 14, James 1-3 0-0 2, Raddio 10-16 4-4 24. To­ 3-6 (Pierce 1-i, McMillan 1-2, Threat 1-2, The Oakwood Soccer Club ol Glastonbury Park Pittman, pitchers, to Portland ol the Flacilic negligence case that a fetus is not a ary Left, wimesscs told police. Sunday, March 24 A - 1 6,005. ford. The Easter Rising was a MANCHESTER — Large-sized Pyrotechnics of Jaffrey, N.H., will tals 38-74 20-25 97. Ed.Johnson- 0-1). Fouled out—None. reached the quarterfinals ol the Soccer Coast League. Sent Jack Savage, pitcher, and “The plain historical facts of the Duke-Connecticut winner vs. Ohio State-SL Roleree—Kerry Fraser. Linesmen—Ryan person and has no guarantee of life. The slain man’s company is at NEW YORK (102) Flobounds—Los Angelas 36 (Perkins, Campbell AmericafNike Nalfonal Indoor championships Danny Schaeffer, calcher, to their minor league matter are that in Easter week of military fiasco that left 450 people fireworks that were launched at last be no larger than six inches in John's winner. 4 p.ra Bozak. Jay Sharrers. The decision Thursday, which the Incirlik air base in southern O akley^-8 3-4 7, Vandeweghe 3-9 0-0 6, 5), Seattle 62 (McKoy 10). Assists—Los An­ for 14-and-under boys in AllanIa over the camp lor reassignmenL 1916 the military uprising by a dead, 2,600 wounded and most ol year’s Independence Day celebra­ diameter because of the state regula­ Ewing 12-25 8-9 32, Cheeks 4-7 0-0 8, Tucker geles 21 (Worthy 7), Seattle 27 (Flaylon 12). weekend. Oakwood advanced to the second National League Flames 3, Canucks 2 also had implications for the grow­ tions. The new regulations were Turkey, and it provides ad­ 6-110-0 12, E.Wilkins 3-4 0-0 6. Starks 6 8 0-0 Total fouls -L o s Angeles 25, Seattle 21. WEST REGIONAL round ol the 22-team tournament after a 2-1-1 CINCINNATI REDS—Sent Steve Foster, Bill small number of Irish volunteers central Dublin in ruins from tion will not be used this year be­ First Round ing practice of midwifery, was the ministrative and support services 13. Quinnelt 3-5 2-2 8, Jackson 4-7 0-0 8. A—14,392. record. Risloy, Mo Sanford and Ross Powell, pitchers; Calgary g 2 1—3 cause of more stringent state regula­ devised to improve the safety of At The Jon M. Huntsman Center was a totally unrepresentative ac­ British artillery fire. Walker 1-4 0-0 2.Totals 44-88 13-15 102. Oakwood beat Tacoma, Washington. 3-2, and Glerm Sutko and Dan Wilson, catchers; and Vancouver i ^ o _ 2 latest of several rulings in which the for U.S. military installations in Salt LakeCHy Hostility to the rebels and their tions. fireworks shows, but were not Cleveland 22 21 29 25— 97 Blazers 100, Clippers 96 lost to eventual runnerup Cleveland. Ohio, 2-1, Denny Gonzales, Inlielder, to their minor league First P e rio d -1. Vancouver, Momesso 13 tion, unilaterally embarked upon,” Thursday, March 14 high court has reject^ or refused to The types of fireworks were enacted in connection with last the nation. NewVfark 23 22 33 2 4 -1 0 2 PORTLAND (100) in the quarterfinals. Fourteen states were camp lor reassignmenL (Capuano), 930. Panalllos—Naltross Cal Dcs O’Malley, a Cabinet minister aims changed to sympathy and 3-Point goals—Cleveland 1-3 (Ehlo 1-2, Solon Hall 71, Pepperdine 51 represented. (hooking). 3.-09; Slera Cal (tripping). 10:21; consider assertions of fetal ri^ts. Kersey 7-12 2-3 16, Williams 7-10 2-5 16. BASKETBALL support after the British executed among many issues discussed year’s fireworks accident in Tor- Creighton 64. New Mexico State 56 Brerrdan Prindiville ol Manchester scored LkJolor. Van (tripping). 10:22; Maclnnis, Cal who leads the small Progressive Abortion has been legal since the James 0-1), New Tbrk 1-6 (Starks 1-1, Ouinnott Duckworth 3-8 0-0 6, Drexler 8-18 4-6 20. Brigham llbung 61. Virginia 46 National Basketball Association rington, which injured several 0-1, Vandeweghe 0-2, Tucker 0-2). Fouled three goals lor Oakwood while Scott Ruganis ol (cross-checking), 19:01; Courtnall. Van (hook­ Democrat Party, wrote in a 15 of the leaders, including Pearse. Porter 11-17 G-8 28, Robinson 1-9 2-2 4, Arizona 93, Sl. Francis, Pa. 80 NEW JERSEY NETS—Placed Chris Dudley, ing), 19:59. law against it was struck down by out—Nona. Rebounds—Cleveland 44 (Wil­ Cooper 1-5 0-0 2. Davis 2-8 0-0 4, Abdolnaby Manchester and John Howland ol Bolton were newspaper. The resurgence of Irish people. At The McKals Center outstanding delensively. center, on the injured lisL Aclivaled Kurk Lee. Second Period—2. Calgary. Gilmour 19 the court three years ago. but pro­ Related story liams. Daugherty 8). Now Vbrk 43 (Oakley 14). 2- 2 0-0 4. Young 0-1 0 0 0. Totals 42-90 16-24 The law states that larger shells, Inside Today. Tucson, Ariz. forward, from the Injured list. (Suter), 16:20. 3, Vancouver, Kurvors 4 (Kron “It is understandable therefore nationalism led to the war of in­ Assists—Cleveland 22 (Morton 7), Now York 30 100 life groups have been uying to re­ Friday, March IS World Basketball League Bozek), 1738. 4. Calgary, Matteau 15 (Suter)' — see page 7 such as the 8-iuid 10-inch rockets (Cheeks 8). Total fouls-Cleveland 14. Now LA CLIPPERS (96) that people of good will of all dependence, which began in 1919 Michigan Stale 60. Wisconsin-Groon Bay 58 FLORIDA JADES—Acquired the rights to 18:35. Penalties—Calgary bench, served by store the law. Vbfk21. A— 15,647, Manning 5-6 1-1 11, Smith 5-14 7-9 17, A truce in July 1921 was followed used last year, must be launched at Utah 82. South Alabama 72 James Blackmon and Haywoode Workman, Fleury (loo many men), :50; Capuano, Van political persuasions should shy The nine-judge panel unanimous­ Polynico 3-8 1-2 7. Grant 3-12 0 0 6, Harper Georgalown 70, VarxJerbilt 60 Radio, TV guards, arxf Winston Morgan and Rick Cal­ (slashing), 1:30. Kyte, Cal (high-sticking), 4 25 by establishment of the Irish Free Thursday night by members of the least 600 feet from any onlookers. 20 pages, 4 sections Nets 118, Wolves 111 OT 9 20 5-7 25, Norman 6-15 1-1 13. Garland 4-8 away from any drum beating or ly ruled T h u r^ y that two Van­ UNLV 99. Montana 65 loway. forwards. Kyle, Cal (roughing). 8:48: Sandlak Varl 0 0 8. Vaught 3-7 0-0 6. Kimble 1-4 0-0 O.Totals YaJNGSTOWN PRIDE—Traded the rights State in 1922, then by a year of Independence Day Celebration But the launching area is not less MINNESOTA (111) Second Round (roughing). 8:48; Fleury, Cal (cross checking) flag waving about 1916, lest it couver midwives could not be con­ Corbin 9-19 4-6 23. Mitchell 8-18 3-4 19, 39-94 1 5 20 96 to Willie Bland, forward, and Keith SrnarL civil war. than 600 feet from the Bicentennial At The Jon M. Huntsman Canter 9.00; Macoun, Cai, mirxir-misconduci (rough­ offer any comfort or misguided en­ Committee, which is in the early At Horn® _ Portland 28 20 24 28— 100 Today guard, to the Halilox Wndjammers lor the rights victed of negligence for allegedly Spencer 2-5 4-4 8. Campbell 10-23 8-11 29, Salt U k e CHy ing), 10:30; Linden. Van (roughing), 1030- dorsement to today’s IRA murder R)r many years after the Irish stages of planning the event. Bandshell, where people arc allowed Business _ Richardson 12-20 0 0 24. Breuer 1-2 0-0 2, LA Clippers 22 23 24 27— 96 Saturday, March 16 1 p.m. — Tennis: Players Championship, to Darryl Johnson, guard. Nodved, Van (high-sticking), 11:53 causing the death of a stillborn in­ HALIFAX WINDJAMMERS—Acquired the state was founded, the 1916 Rising Committee members agreed that to gather. Class! fied_ West 3-4 0-0 6, Brooks 0 0 0-0 0, Murphy 0-0 3-Poinl goals—(Tortland 0-7 (Young 0-1, Drox Anzona 76, Brigham Young 6 1 women's semifinals, ESPN Third Pwiod-p5, Calgary, Ranheim 12 campaign.” fant during a 1985 home birth. rights to Mill Newton, Sloven Bardo, Marly Sim­ C o m ic s __ 0- 0 0. Totals 45-91 19-25111. ler 0-3. Parlor 0-3), Los Angeles 3-9 (Harper Seton Hall 81, Creighton 69 7 p.m. — Basketball: NCAA women's lourna- (Makarov. Fleury), 8:32 Porjaltios-Slorn Cal The Reclaim the Spirit Commit­ was seen as the event that the festival, slated for July 6, should However, only 20 of the some mons, and Lenzie Howell, forwards. Chief Justice Antonio Lamer, NEW JERSEY (118) 2-5, Kimble 1-1, Garland 0-1, Norman 0-2). At The McKals Center monl: UConn vs. N.C. 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(27-24). 2—MANCHESTER HERALD. FHday, March 22,1991 MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, March 22,1991—3 NATION/WORLD White students sue over new scholarship rule By LAURIE ASSEO to offer them until a new study of the issue is completed. earmark private contnbutions — but not public money It should take about six months to develop a new The Associated Press The lawsuit, filed in U.S. Disteict Court, said minority — for minority groups. policy, Alexander said, adding that in the meantime, scholarships violate the 1964 Civil Rights Act, which In revising the policy, Williams said he had been “colleges and universities should keep doing whatever ^ WASHINGTON — Minority college scholarships bars awarding financial aid “based solely on the race of “politically naive” in trying to ban minority scholarships you’re doing, and work with us” on the new guidelines.! . discriminate against those who don’t qualify, say seven the recipient.” at public colleges. Thursday’s lawsuit essentially asked that the departr ! Glaspie grilled on ‘confusing’ signals to Iraq white students who are challenging the Bush administra­ Such scholarships make less money available to non- On Thursday, Williams said a congressman’s sugges­ ment be forced to return to Williams’ original ruling!. i tion’s interim approval of such assistance. minority students, said the lawsuit, filed for the students tion that Williams’ aide had developed the controversial That order had been based partly on a May 1990 com­ By JIM D R IN K A R D to Baghdad April Glaspie, who came td Capitol Hill She said: “I really reject the notion that our policy And he questioned how Glaspie could be so certain The students asked a federal court Thursday to order by the conservative Washington Legal Foundation. policy was “racist at best.” Williams is black; the aide is plaint filed by the Washington Legal Foundation, the The Associated Press Thursday for a second day of testimony. didn’t change” in response to Saddam’s threats against Saddam realized U.S, seriousness. “That language con­ the Education Department to bar tax-supported colleges The Education Department caused a storm of white. group said. “I get the impression that during those six or eight Israel, the execution of a British journalist and the at­ veys just the opposite,” he said. from awarding minority scholarships. criticism in December when it sought to bar minority Alexander’s announcement on Wednesday amounted “I think this adminisUation would like this issue to go WASHINGTON — The Bush administration failed to months prior to August 2, Iraq’s policy changed, and tempted smuggling 6f nuclear weapons trigger devices. Hamilton recited a litany of conflicting statements A day earlier, new Education Secretary Lamar scholarships at tax-supported colleges. Michael Wil­ to a full retreat. He said colleges may continue offering away and they’re doing everything they can to make it heed a series of signs that Iraq was turning increasingly changed in a very negative way toward the United The grilling from Hamilton’s panel was in marked from State Department and Pentagon officials beginning Alexander sought to defuse a controversy over minority liams, head of the department’s office of civil rights, minority scholarships until the administration conducts a go away,” said the students’ attorney, Richard A. Samp; ; hostile in the months before its invasion of Kuwait, a States,” Hamilton said, citing a series of hostile moves contrast to the gentle questioning Glaspie underwent a July 17, two weeks before Ir^ i troops stormed into scholarships by announcing that colleges may continue softened the policy two weeks later, allowing colleges to new review of the issue. “They see it as a potentially politically divisive issue.” ■ - M senior congressional Democrat is charging. by President Saddam Hussein. day earlier before the Senate Foreign Relations Conunit- Kuwait. At the time, the administration was resisting “I get the impression that no one in the high levels of “But U.S. policy did not change,” he said. T h e warn­ tee. congressional moves to slap economic sanctions on Iraq, policy making at the State Department was paying much ing bells went off, but nobody in Washington was listen­ Hamilton hammered at what he contended was con­ he observed. attention to Iraq until the end of July, 1990,” said Rep. ing.” fused American public diplomacy, citing statements by A Lee Hamilton, D-Ind., chairman of the Rareign Affairs Glaspie defended the State Department and insisted State Department spokeswoman hWgaret Tbtwiler and “It is a record which confused me, confus^ this sub­ Middle East subcommittee. U.S. policy makers were well aware of the deteriorating Assistant Secretary of State John Kelly that the United committee ... and it is not unreasonable to think it might Hamilton came to that conclusion after nearly four state of relations with Iraq through the fust half of last States had “no special defense or security commitments have confused Saddam Hussein as well," Haimlton told hours of tough questioning of former U.S. Ambassador year. to Kuwait.” the diplomat. War opponents in military continue to want out A MANILA, Philippines (AP) — Imelda Marcos can return to the BOSTON (AP) — The Persian Gulf War is over, but moral or religious grounds. military orders — including overseas deployment — or ATLANTA (AP) — Higher drink­ Jamieson, a counselor with the New York-based War Philippines, but the flamboyant for some in the military who wanted no part of the fight­ Nobody Imows exactly how many people applied for face court-martial. Hart said the government is prosecut­ ing ages, new educational efforts Resisters League. widow of ousted President Fer­ ing, the battle rages on. CO status after Iraq invaded Kuwait on Aug. 2. ing those who refused. and stricter laws against underage Hart said the government recognizes two types of dinand Marcos will face charges if Many of those seeking conscientious objector status, Pentagon spokesman Maj. Doug Hart said 207 ac­ ■ Many COs say they made mistakes as teen-agers, drinking and driving has prid off in COs: “those who do not believe in any war in any form, she does. President Corazon Aquiiio, like Dr. Harlow Ballard, an Army captain stationed at tive-duty and reserve personnel applied by the end of counselors said. a decline of fatal alcohol-related and those who won’t bear arms.” Tha Assoelalad Prasa Fort Devens in Ayer, still want out. 1990. Advocacy groups estim ate there were about “Most signed up at 17 or 18, right out of high school," crashes dmong young people, says. The latter, he said, could remain in the military at jobs Mrs. Marcos, who applied for: a “The war ending doesn’t change my feelings at all,” 1,700 to 2,500 applicants in the last eight months. said Melissa Ennen of Hands Off, a New York-based federal health researchers say. that don’t involve weapons. The rest usually seek OFFICERS CHARGED — From left. New York Police Pereira, a handcuffed car theft suspect, are: James passpiort Thursday at the Philippine . Ballard said in a recent interview. student group. “They didn’t think it out. The national Centers for Disease Most applicants are following through with the honorable discharges, a process that takes at least three Department officers charged with murder Wednesday for McMorrow, 29; John O ’Connell, 25; Thomas Loefell, 26; consulate in New York, will return Conscientious objectors — “COs,” in military shor­ “If you can get married and divorced, you can join the Control reports,; that 6,987. people process. And despite the war’s end, new objectors are months. Anthony Papparella, 28; and Sgt. Barry Goldblatt, 49. “even if they arrest her when she; thand — oppose military service or war on ethical. still marching in, although in lower numbers, said Peter Army and change your mind as well,” she said. between 15 and 24 died in alcohol-' \!)taneged|y beating and choking 21-year-oid Frederico Until they’re discharged, they must comply with gets off the plane,” smd her lawyer;' related crashes in 1989, the latest James Linn. year for which detailed analysis is The government is trying to available. That’s down from 7,273 Officers indicted on beating charges reuieve the billions it claims the for the age group in 1988. Hostages are unfinished business Marcoses embezzled during his 20- ^-1: Undetected MiG The agency defines an alcohol-re­ NEW YORTC (AP) — As police dicunent that accused them of Police Chief Robert Johnston occurred,” Johnston said at a news year rule. lated accident as one in which a WASHINGTON (AP) — The them go. And now, in the postwar All the Mideast governments that Iran probably has the most in­ were investigating allegations of a beating, pistol-whipping and kick­ said the latest brutality charges, conference. “If it were not for the Mrs. Marcos’ return may be the driver or other direct participant — Arab-Israeli dispute is not the only period, there are strong practical conceivably have some influence in fluence over the outcome because of cover-up in the death of a suspect ing three men in mid-Manhattan against officers Daniel McCor­ voluntary coming forth of another key to recovering government funds, like a pedestrian — has a detectable piece of unfmished business in the reasons as well. the hostage situation have a stake in its ties to Hezbollah, the group during his arrest, three officers in December. mick, 30; Brian Carter, 23; and police officer, this case would but it could also set the stage for her incident studied blood-alcohol content. Middle East. There is the compell­ The United States, using the al­ the new U.S. diplomatic effort, Iran believed to be holding most or all of were accused of the unprovoked The charges came a day after John Tall, 31, came after an of­ have had trouble coming to a to help determine Mrs. Aquino’s ing case of six American and seven lied victory over Iraq as a included. All have something to the hostages in Lebanon. MIAMI (AP) — A Soviet-built quency, but he could not come up The percentage of alcohol-related beatings of three men in a five officers from the 112th ficer who witnessed the beating resolution.” successor. other Western hostages. springboard, is making a fresh start gain if the hostages are released. During the Persian Gulf War the fighter jet flown into Key West by with it,” according to a Navy traffic fatalities involving younger separate incident. Precinct in Queens were indicted came forward. Acting Justice Brenda Soloff Mrs. Marcos said she wanted to; Rumors are flying that some or all in trying to settle the Arab-Israeli Put another way, none appears to Bush administration opened indirect a defecting Cuban pilot ^parently source who spoke on condition of people has declined since 1982, the The officers in the latter case on murder charges in the Feb. 5 “I think the whole department released the officers without bail return to the Philippines to bury her may be released soon. There is conflict. It also intends to assist the have anything to gain by prolonging talks with Tehran through the Swiss wasn’t detected until it l^gan cir­ anonymity. “When the tower Atlanta-based CDC noted in its were arrested Thursday on an in- death of a car-theft suspect. is horrified that this kind of action and set a hearing for April 11. If husband, who died in September every humanitarian reason to let Palestinians. their detention. government. cling around a Navy base. U.S. air spott^ the plane, they tried to report Thursday. 1989 in exile in Hawaii. defense officials want to know contact him.” why. No U.S. planes took off to in­ Z The pilot, Maj. Orestes Lorenzo tercept and escort the (Tuban jet, Upstate Dental Health Service Perez, flew a MiG-23 to the Key which is standard prot^ure when Chairman: Rape hits epidemic status O H West Naval Air Station on Boca an unknown plane is detected, J 3 r- Qiica Wednesday. said Maj. Thomas Niemann, a WASHINGTON (AP) — Reports The number of rapes reported to The committee staffs conclusions agency’s Bureau of Justice Statis­ DENTURES spokesman for NORAD, the na­ of rape accelerated to a record last police exceeded 1(X),000 for the first contrast sharply with the Justice tics, has also told Biden’s panel that SIX > m “The pilot tried to radio the tion’s air defense agency in year, according to a congressional time and set records in 29 states as Department’s nationwide survey of the crime survey was being T O = ^ 7 9 9 STYLES Z l tower using an international fre­ Colorado study released Thursday that the well as nationwide, the report said. crime victims, which recently redesigned so that more rapes would ^199 chairman of the Senate Judiciary showed that the rate of rapes per be reported. O DO The 6.3 percent increase last year, Dedicated To • 3 DAY Committee said shows the crime from an estimated 94,504 to an es­ 1,000 wojnen and teen-age girls The committee staff used the M ake Y ou Sm ile SERVICE PER U/L “has reached epidemic proportions.” timated 100,433, was the largest remained unchanged between 1973 same methodology employed by the SAN DIEGO (AP) — A pair of The chairman. Sen. Joseph Biden, onc-ycar jump in more than a and 1987. FBI’s Uniform Crime Report, which m I Navy submarine-hunting planes SWARMING D-Dcl., released the results of the decade, Biden said. The Justice Department survey of showed a 10 percent jump in rapes 0 m conducting warfare training in rough study compiled by the Democratic “These numbers show that rape crime victims is considered by during the first half of 1990. Final GRAND OPENING staff of the committee to urge pas­ has reached epidemic proportions in criminologists to be a more reliable FBI figures for 1990 won’t be avail­ weather collided in a fireball over RELINES & REPAIRS WHILE U-WAIT 1 the Pacific, and all 27 people aboard TERMITES sage of his bill that would classify our country," the senator said in a barometer of crime trends than FBI able until this summer. were feared dead today. rape as a hate crime. statement. figures because the survey includes The committee’s report was based 9 o Act quickly; avoid additional damage. Bliss both crimes that were reported to on tabulations of rapes reported to FREE COMPLETE DENTAL The Navy conduct^ an aggres­ termite experts - plus our technical staff CONSULTATION FAMILY DENTAL LAB ON sive search into the night although police and those that were not state and local police during 1990. -provide over a century of trained Statewide totals were available in 27 CARE AT PREMISES there was little hope of survivors in ei^rience. Theyll check your entire house Pet pig pushed out reported to authorities. 9 . ^ the cold, choppy waters. Search and help you avoid additional problems. The committee, however, has states. The committee staff con­ REASONABLE RATES m c/D teams recover^ some wreckage gathered information from critics tacted police in 200 cities to supple­ ment the data and arrive at the na­ P O Thursday, but no bodies were found. REFINANCING CHICAGO (AP) — Uddie the the condo association permits. who said the Justice Department’s YOUR FINISHED FHA • VA • (XINVENTIONAL • MORTGAGE INSPECTIONS survey seriously under-reports the tional estimates. EXTRACTIONS DENTURES INSERTED “I think we have to be realistic pig seemed the perfect house pet for Officials of Austin Stoll & As­ here,” said Senior (Thief Petty Of­ A SK FOR A COMPLETE HOM E SURVEY - NOWI a condominium-dwelling couple number of rapes. SIMPLE OR SURGICAL AT SAME TIME S I Tha AsaoelaiM l P r *M sociates, which manages the build­ Steven D. 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Friday, March 22,1991 MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, March 22,1991—5 OPINION BUSINESS______Trade on track Press Last year the U.S. trade deficit fell to a seven-year Economists: region’s recovery later GTE agrees to settle low. This fact ought to help overcome congressional WASHINGTON (AP) — The rest things again, and supporting Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, Defense spending is likely to con­ resistance to giving President Bush the authority he of the nation will be on the road to manufacturing and that historic in­ did not experience the 1980s boom tinue to decline through the next needs to negotiate a North American free-trade pact and economic recovery while New dustrial base and the talents that are to the same degree as the Northeast several years and since Mas­ with former executive an extension of the General Agreement on Tariffs and . England is still in the depths of there in this state, then I think we’ll and as a result won’t suffer so great iTrade. recession, according to a panel of get back on track again.” sachusetts, Rhode Island and Con­ STAMFORD (AP) — GTE competitor to GTE Airfone. a downturn. necticut, particularly, are dependent In March, Mr. Bush asked Congress for a two-year ex­ economists. Experts in the economies of the Corp. and John D, Goeken, The Mid-Atlantic is probably al­ on defense spending, the region will Goeken built the first air-to- tension of his “fast track” authority. Under this arrange­ “The first region into a recession Mid-Atlantic and Midwest regions, founder of GTE’s air-to-ground ready at the bottom of its recession, suffer disproportionately from those ground telephone service company M ment, which expires in May, trade pacts negotiated by is usually the last one oul” said by contrast, said the recessions there telephone service, have reached an according to Richard Stein, cuts. and sold it to GTE in 1986. He the administration are sent to Congress for a simple up or Matt Kane, staff economist for the are likely to be milder and shorter- economist for the CoreStates Finan­ agreement allowing Goeken to also founded MCI Communica­ down vote in both chambers. The virtue of this procedure By JACK ANDERSON Northeast-Midwest Institute, a lived than the slowdown in New cial Corp. of Philadelphia. Overbuilding in the real estate compete against his former tions Corp. in the early 1960s, but is that it prevents members from attaching killer amend­ and DALE VAN ATTA Washington-based organization that England. market has left a real estate surplus employer. lost control of it to William O. A But in New England, Kane said, ments to a deal that may have involved years of bargain­ tracks regional issues for members The Midwest, according to David factors beyond the region’s connol that will take years to work down, The settlement between GTE McGowan, the company’s first ing. WASHINGTON — Children leam of Congress. “I think it’s somewhat Allardice, vice president of the will work to prolong the slowdown. Kane said. and Goeken, former chief execu­ employee and its current chairman. At the moment, there is opposition on several fronts to from their history books about the grim for New England in the short tive officer of Oak Brook, 111.- GTE said it had agreed in the granting the president’s request. Rep. Byron Dorgan, D- Greek’s nasty habit of killing the bearers term.” based GTE Airfone, was an­ settlement to cancel the clause in N.D., plans to introduce a resolution rejecting the request of bad news. Those messengers probably In a separate news conference on nounced Wednesday. Airfone’s contract with Goeken because he does not want the administration to reduce should have lied to save their necks. a variety of subjects. Sen. Chris­ Computer firm claims speed record Goeken said Stamford-based that had barred him from compet­ farm subsidies as part of a new GATT agreement. And at Today’s mass media messengers d(»i’t topher Dodd, D-Conn., said a major BOSTON (AP) — It may seem like an infinitesimal in voluntary tests, according to a statement released by GTE agreed to pay $15.5 million ing in the same business. All re­ least 17 House members, led by Rep. Ron Wyden, D- A face death, as such, so they OHitinue to part of the problem is a recession difference to mosL but a reported new world speed Thinking Machines. to him and Airfone’s several lated litigation in the state court in Ore., express reservations about extending fast-track make bad news their stock in trade. And mood in the region. record in supercomputing could mean big bucks for busi­ Thinking Machines spokesman Timothy Browne said hundred other original owners. Du Page County, 111., was also dis­ authority because of concern for the environmental im­ the Greek tradition of killing the mes­ “Psychologically, I’m worried nesses with complex problems, says the new record the differences in speed, although barely noticeable to GTE refused to confirm that figure missed. plications of increased trade with Mexico. senger has become a m et^hor for con- about where we are,” Dodd said. holder. the average person, become crucial when solving mas­ or disclose other terms of the As part of the agreement, Also inveighing against the president’s trade objec­ temporary: media criticism. The solution, he said; is for New Officials at Thinking Machines Corp. in Cambridge sive linear equations. agreement. Goeken said he agreed to drop his tives is the AFL-CIO, which declared that its top legisla­ The Persian Gulf War has brought England to rctum to its manufactur­ said Thursday they have just defeated computing “This could be the difference of doing something in The settlement will permit petition to the Federal Com­ tive priority this year is the defeat of fast-track authority. plenty of occasions to remember the ing roots. '■ heavyweights like Fujitsu, NEC and Cray for the world two days or four days,” said scientist Woody Lich­ Goeken to rejoin In-Flight Phone munications Commission asking The union fears that many of its 14 million members will Greek system of disseminating informa­ “A while ago we 8tbpp«d making speed record. tenstein, who conducted the speed test for Thinking Corp., a company Goeken set up in that GTE be denied a permanent lose jobs to lower-wage Mexican workers if a U.S.- ..'<3UR TKK poL L N R e. AX N N < ^K ... tion. It’s now press bashing dressed up in things and started suing one another Earlier this week, the firm’s Machine-2 registered a Machines. t mid-1989 after resigning from license for air-to-ground telephone Mexico free-trade zone is established. the clothing of patriotism. and selling real estate and tliut be­ speed of 5,200-Mflops, officials said. That means the “We know that fast solution of systems of linear equa­ GTE Airfone. In-Flight is a direct service. Nevertheless, the administration has a good case for The public has blamed the press for came the industry,” Dodd said.' computer processed one-third of a trillion problems in tions is the bread and butter of a significant fraction of extension of fast-track authority. A new GATT agree­ showing too many pieces of Iraqi rubble, “When we get back to making jusltfsne second — just ahead of the three other firms — high performance computing,” he said Thursday. ment would include such previously excluded areas of too many injur^ Iraqi civilians, too ! f i /le,'; trade as banking, services, investments and intellectual many dead Iraqi soldiers. Many property. Reforms also have been negotiated in such sec­ newspaper readers, caught up in the jus­ tors as agriculture and textiles. Competition on ’90s field tifiable enthusiasm about the perfor­ In B rief Airlines feel lucky The U.S. trade representative projects that a successful mance of American troops in the war, conclusion of the interrupted Uruguay .Round will add see the grim side of the story a^ some­ By ALISSA H. RUBIN ■ Eastern Airlines, which percent now. Miller Brewing Co. of more than $4 trillion to the global economy over the next steps toward allowing the government to the world’s largest atom-smasher. It how anti-American, anti-Bush, anti-team decade. The U.S. share of this increased output would be Congressional Quarterly spirit at a time when the team is pulling stopped flying in January afrer years Milwaukee is No. 2 at 22.1 percent. chart the course of technology develop­ would also mean modifying somewhat of financial and labor problems, offering giveaways $1 trillion. ment. together with pride. the spending priorities at Oie Defense pleaded guilty and was fined $33 As for the North American free-trade agreement, it WASHINGTON — Americans felt The administration proposed spending Still smarting from the pain of the ■ Italy’s auto giant Fiat said it Advanced Research Projects Agency million for trying to block a probe NEW YORK (AP) — Down-on- be drawn in early April, the airline would create the most lucrative market in the world, with proud of the country’s technological $150 million to develop a way to link the Vietnam experience, some in the Pen­ will lay off 35,000 workers for five (DARPA), the Pentagon agency that into its maintenance practices. their-Iuck airlines are betting the said. 360 million consumers and total annual output of $6 tril­ prowess when Hitriot missiles started nation’s largest computers, which is sup­ tagon will go to their deaths blaming the days beginning Monday in a cutback helps iimovative defense technology In the agreement reached this age-old allure of something for Travelers leaving Britain will be lion in goods and services. A free-trade pact that reduces shooting down deadly Iraqi Scuds. They posed to help the United States maintain media for the failure of that war. In of its monthly production by about projects get off the ground. week between federal prosecutors 20,000 units. nothing will get people back into the gambling on where they get to fly, barriers to commerce could boost overall volume be­ may not be so pleased to know that, to its international leadership in high-speed reality, the information coming to the tween the three nations by $1 trillion a year by 2000. build those Patriots today, defense con­ American public about the Vietnam War and Eastern trustee Martin R. Workers will get about 90 percent skies. After slashing fares this with the airline asking them to pick computer technology. It also recom­ spring, some are now offering tick­ On balance, the long-term benefits to the overall U.S. tractors must rely on computer parts In the name of creating superior tech­ was too little and too late. The public Shugrue Jr., the airline ack­ of regular pay during the layoff three locations and saying it will mended a $36 million budget for the Ad­ ets as lottery and sweepstakes economy of a new GATT agreement and a North made in Japan. nology for weapons and surveillance, should have seen earlier the futility of nowledged participating in the con­ period through a special state fund. decide which one it will be. vanced Technology Program — three prizes. American free-trade zone far outweigh concerns about The vaunted Patriot technology not DARPA spends more than $300 million the strategy that drove the war at half spiracy and six counts of falsifying A spokesman said that the Travelers going into Britain will be times the level President Bush requested British Airways was the latest gambling on when they get to come protecting U.S. jobs and the potential environmental im­ only represents the United States’ speed with the drivers sitting in the work records on its fleet of jets. decision, affecting one-third of last year from the Commerce Depart­ each year on “dual-use” technologies, carrier to toss out an array of back. They pick three dates and the pact. military and scientific expertise but sym­ White House instead of in the combat Fiat’s automobile workforce, was O Z] ment program that invests in embryonic those that have both civilian and defense freebies in hopes that the public — bolizes the country’s widening technol­ zone. Incredibly, Americans did not even ■ The world’s largest brewer, made in view of a worldwide slow­ airline decides which one works. r- San Diego (Calif.) Union high-technology projects. applications. spooked by the recession and the ogy gap. have a true picture of how many of their Anheuser-Busch Cos. Im., is intro­ ing of car sales. Earlier this week, Chicago-based DARPA was the agency that first Gulf War — will be tempted to S ^ Driven by this concern, a formidable “We’ve been getting soundings from own were dying in Vietnam. ducing another brand of fup-calorie United Airlines said it had teamed funded the early generation of super- travel again. > m array of interest groups — ranging from both Democrats and Republicans that the The press is not perfect. For the most beer in its continuing effort to in­ ■ Chrysler Corp. Chairman Lee up with the state of Illinois to offer comuters in the 19S0s and ’60s, putting The airline said Thursday it H o aerospace and computer-chip manufac­ white paper is a starting point for talking pan, its faults lie in errors of fact. And crease its market share. A. lacocca, says he’s getting tired tickets^in a scratch-off lottery game. Police solicitors the United States in the lead of the would give away 50,(XK) round-trip turers to tool- and die-makers — is seek­ about the competitivenss issue,” said frequently, there are differences in inter­ Anheuser-Busch will test market and talking with directors about a Analysts viewed the promotions O w worldwide computer industry. It was the tickets for international travel begin­ ing to reframe the national debate on Fred Nichols, who represents the recent­ its latest entry. Natural Pilsner, in successor such as Persian Gulf War as gimmicks designed to jump-start z agency that supplied the money for the pretation. But it should not be a crime in ning on April 23, half for people "niere is a perfectly good reason to prohibit police and technology development. They have ly formed National Coalition for Ad­ Arizona, California and Nevada hero Gen. H. Norman Schwarzkopf. the struggling Uavel indushy, while pioneering research into stealth technol­ the eyes of the public to gather those taking off from Britain and half for H H police organizations from soliciting money from the latched onto a “competitiveness” slogan vanced Manufacturing. starting Monday. By April 15, the “He’s a brilliant strategist and a giving the airlines plenty of ogy, which has allowed the military to facts, interpret them with the best tools people going to Britain. Entry forms m I public. It’s not because of any belief that police will that puts virtually every issue in terms of The growing cottage industry of lob­ build radar-evading planes. available and disseminate them to the new brew also will be sold in Ohio, hard worker, and he’s going to leave publicity at relatively low expense. will be available in newspapers, Although giving away empty 0 m strong-arm the public. Rather it’s because the possibility whether it helps the United States com­ byists carrying the competitivessness Some industry and congressional public. The public’s job is to weigh the Tennessee and West Virginia. the Army,” lacocca said in an inter­ British Airways offices and travel seats does not bring in any money, it of coercion is inherent in the proposition. The Legisla­ pete in the world economy. barmer has amazed even those who have representatives say there should be more information with some sophistication. A Anheuser-Busch has been intro­ view in the April 8 issue of Fortune agencies, and winners’ names will does not cost much, either. 1 ture has an opportunity to recognize that reality by pass­ “Electronics is the crude oil of the in­ been familiar with the issue in Congress. DARPA-like activity targeting the democracy assumes that its people will ducing new beers frequently to meet magazine, which was released Wed­ ing a measure outlawing the practice. formation age,” said Mike Maibach, a The lobby includes think tanks and other civilian sector. Commerce’s ATP, not expect to be spoon fed. Ihey are en­ its goal of gaining 50 percent of the nesday and goes on newsstands @ ^ p o domestic beer market ud from 43.7 March 25. Maine did just that in 1977 after a number of busi­ lobbyist for Intel Corp., the U.S. com­ public-education organizations, includ­ created by the 1988 Onmibus Trade Act, titled, no, they are obligated, to make o nesses and individuals testified that they felt intimidated pany that used to make computer parts ing the Council on Competitivessness will provide funds this year to “precom- their own interpretations of what they by police solicitations and, as a result, reluctantly gave for the Ritriot. “Mr. Bush is not going to and such venerable business lobbies as petitive technologies.” read and see. Veterans Council 52 CD money. But over the years the law has been amended — be able to fight another gulf war unless the Electronic Industries Associatlbn, the “If the ATP program had been around The offspring of the Greek tradition Manchester, Connecticut m c/3 most recently in 1989 to allow police solicitation for a he and this country face up to the fact National Association of Manufacturers in the 1950s, it would have funded today includes the conservative Media NOTICE P O monument in memory of law enforcement officers who and the Aerospace Industries Associa­ that we need commercial goals, and cer­ research on technology like the in­ Research Center and its chairman L. Veterans Council of the Town of Manchester to solicit funds to died in the line of duty — so often that a federal court tion. Manchester Medical Associates is pleased to Located at the intersection of tain technologies are critical.” tegrated circuit,” said George Uriano, the Brent Bozell III. He tried to bully Ted erect a memorial to the veterans of Desert Storm Iraq. recently struck it down an unconstitutional precisely be­ Indeed, some industry representatives Also on board are a new spate of program’s director. Integrated circuits l\uner into recalling CNN correspondem announce the return of Dr. Russell J. Tonkin Regan Rd., Center Rd., Dart Hill Rd. & Rte. 83 S I cause of its loopholes. would like the federal govermnent to do manufacturing and computer consortia, are now a fixture in thousands of Peter Arnett from Baghdad. Said Bozell Vernon • 875-8480 The council is made up of veterans from the American Legion, g M Now there’s a proposal, masquerading under the for competitiveness what the Sierra Club including the National Coalition for Ad­ products, “from watches to computers to of Arnett, “He is more of a propagandist from Operation Desert Storm. Just 1 1/2 Miles from Tri-CIty Plaza V.F.W., D.A.V., Marine Corps League, WWI, Vietnam Veterans mantle of property tax relief, to allow police chiefs to did for environmental issues in the vanced Manufacturing and the Computer thermostats to fax machines,” he said. for S a d d ^ Hussein than a reporter for Take Out • Dining Room • Catering and Army & Navy Club. 33 > solicit money for running their departments. It’s a dread­ 1970s: make it part of every policy Systems Policy Project. Even DARPA is being geared toward CNN.” He will be back in the office as of Monday, Tuesday-Sunday 11a.m.-9p.m. • Closed Monday ful idea; police protection is among the most basic debate. Some go so far as to say Con­ Nowhere is the competitiveness ques­ more dual-use projects, including Arnett wasn’t a propagandisL but he Contributions may be sent to Treasurer of the Veterans Council obligations of government. It is folly to suggest that the gress should require a “competitiveness tion likely to draw more heat than over research in semiconductor technology, was working under Iraqi censorship, April 1st. FieSTHKCHOlESTEIjOl FREE WAYI Harold C. Pohl, 157 Brookfield Street, Manchester, Connecticut public safety should be linked in any way with voluntary impact statement” on all new legislation. the funding for programs that have the high-definition display technology which was probably more severe than the 06040. Please make Check Payable to Veterans Council Desert contributions. “The single most important thing Con­ potential for turning technological ad­ (whose civilian counterpart is high- censorship being imposed by the Pen­ FAMILY FISH BUCKI Storm Iraq. But let the measure at least serve some useful purpose gress needs to do when it is making law vances into money-making commercial definition television or HDTV), and gal­ tagon. Sometimes you take what you can For Lent, feed the (ainily our tasty fish bucket with by becommg the vehicle for a return to a total ban on ventures. Location of Memorial will be at Monroe Park on East Center Street. is put on a pair of competitiveness glas­ lium arsenide and X-ray lithogrtq)hy, get. And Amett went overboard to 8 big pieces of fresh fr i^ fish, box of french fries, ’99 police solicitations. There is no good reason to allow ses and think about how it will affect the “We need to turn this juggernaut of remind his viewers of what they were We have changed our name It will join the WWII and Korean Monuments. both of which {X'CHnise to ^low computer cole slaw, rolls and tartar sauce. police to put the bite on private citizens, especially since long-term economic health of the our science programs into useful, chips to function even more rapidly and getting. He repeatedly said his reporu the practice raises the inevitable possibility of exposing from DiRosa Cleaners to.... BH6ITlO»».. ------»-« ^ .— country,” said Kent Hughes, president of marketable products,” said Rep. Don Rit­ store more information. were being censored and that there were V FISH DINNER: FISH 'N FRIES; the public to either real or perceiv^ intimidation. the Council on Competitiveness, a ter, R-ft. “Dual-use technologies provide the many subjects about which he was not 2 piece Iresh fried fish dimier with cole 2 pieces of fresh tried Portland (Maine) Press Herald Washington-based think tank. But such a transformation would mean underpinnings for both our national allowed to speak. Short of carving that slaw, french tries, tartar sauce and roll. ^5.45 rnh with french fries. ^3.89 Last September, the White House is­ taking money from politically security and competitiveness in the long caveat in stone and mailing it to every i sued a white paper mi technology policy entrenched programs, including NASA run,” said Sen. Jeff Bingaman, D-N.M., Nielsen ratings household, there was not Choose From Our Popular Seafood OInnersI TERIYAKI CHICKEN DINNER and the superconducting super collider, fre box • Strip Claim • Whole Oam i • Bay Scalops Boneleit, ikinlett breast of and followed it with fiscal 1992 spend­ of the Senate Aimed Services Commit­ much more Amett could do but shut up. f "*2.00 off T V T 13,00 off ] chicksn, char-grilled to perfection, O pen Forum ing proposals that would take the first the Energy Department’s project to build • Broiled Haddock • See ScaKopa • Broiled Soriops tee. and that’s the worst option of all. j any cleaning ! STORAGE ! over $10 of Box * sarvad with mashed potato or french Through Amett, Americans saw Sad­ • Broiled Blue • Sealood Planar • Shrimp Dinnar tries and cola slaw. I of *8.00 or more Oystan • Calfah Dinner • Fith 'n Chipa • SmaH dam Hussein the liar, the mampulator, I Coupon mutfepiew W one pel GREAT FOn THE emtamer/one per order. Com o* I TO GO OR DINE IN HEALTH AUNDEDI *5.49 the choreogitq^. 'They also saw real be oorrplned vdti odter ottert o r, Skip import fee ooLponi. No leaiher'^ m de I or oogporm. No leolt^oriued^ I Russians really are coming suffering among the people of Baghdad VtddftvouabAuBudlt. If 9l. I VOMlteu^kioiefSt. 1091. I ■ To w n !” who were paying the price of war. That I I Rjr all the shortcomings of President Bush’s new ener­ The United States may soon be facing importantly to the American pool of was inqiortant (or a war that came 646-1887 649-2100 dangerously, clo^ tp.lookmg like there gy policy, there is one plus to it that has gone un­ a new immigration crisis, different in key i manpower, energy and talent. And cer­ 299 West Middle Tpke. 777 Main Street was no dowhside. no {nee to be paid. remarked: It does not include an import fee on oil, a respects from earlier ones and involving tainly there is plenty of evidence that the fr SOON o p e n in g a d r iv e t h r u ★ 8 ? ^ measure that U.S. oil producers have long favored as a important new policy decisions. To question the military is not to con­ Anniversary WILLIAM A. country has benefited hugely from at demn it, but to make sure that we as a way to protect their indusuy and reduce dependence on According to the Heritage Inundation, RUSHER least some previous immigration waves. foreign peUoleum. The problem with the fee, of a highly respected omservative think nation )iave conuol of it. America is not course, is that it would unfairly burden the Northeast, the tank b a ^ in Washington and not given But there is another school of thought made gxcat only by its military might and VICTOR Bolens part of the country that is most dependent on imported oil to hysterica] exaggeration, roughly 1 that caimot be dismissed out of hand. patriotism. What makes America supe­ Grown right here 1 in its energy diet. The late Congressman Silvio Conte million Russian emigres are expected to Thomas Fleming, writing in rior is its people’s ability to control their was a doughty opponent of such a fee — it would have apply for entry to the United States this “Chronicles,” insists tlm “we need to put government and monitor its every move- Beautiful CALCULATORS One-Step Mulching Mowers been an act of unusual meanness if the Bush administra­ year alone. recently been allowed to emigrate by the an end to the mass migrationi to the T h e, United States cannot be by the tion had tried to make it part of its energy policy withing The author of the Heritage study is hundreds of thousands to Israel.) United States. It was the Volkcr- people and for the peqile if the people NOW ON SALE! days of the congressman’s death. Leon Aron, seniOT policy analyst in Present U.S. immigratiem policy simp­ wanderungen of the Germans and Huiu don’t know what’s going on. Easter Plants The Berkshire Eagle Soviet suidies at the foundation and him­ ly doesn’t provide for the admissirai of that brou^t the Roman Empire down, Terror Conference 40% OFF Pittsfield, Mass. self a 1978 emigre from the Soviet such quantities of Russians. Up to and we shall be in even worse straits if The leaders of the terronst group Is­ $50 Savings Bond FREE wMi the Union. 20,000 per year may enter the United we ... do not adopt a more hard-nosed lamic Jihad gathered in Damascus, Syria, Lilies up Walk-Behiod Model of your choke! Letters policy According to Aron, the “decisive fac­ States if they have famly ties here or spe­ approach to refugees fleeing the political recently for a secret strategy meeting. SWINTEC/ADLER See your local dealer for details. tor” in the departure of so many ethnic cial skills in short supply. But turmoil, high population growth and These are the same terrorists who blew Russians from the Soviet Union is the Washington already has 150,0()0 applica­ economic chaos of the Third World.” up the U.S. Marine barracks in Beirut Tulips HURRYI The Herald welcomes letters from its readers. Letters TYPEWRITERS ... collapse of the Soviet domestic empire, tions for immigration by Soviet families, Note, however, that Fleming is speak­ and who still hold American hostages. Offer ends should be no more than two double-spaced typewritten which is causing the forced repatriation representing between 375,000 men, ing here about refugees from “the Third The terrorist chiefs were incensed over Daffollls May 31 pages. The Herald reserves the right to edit letters for any of hundreds of thousands of Russians women and children; and 6(X),0(X) Soviet the American assault on Iraq and they 9 World.” Does it matter that the Russian reason, including length, taste and style. The Herald tries from such non-Russian republics as citizens have obtained iiiunigration refugees in question are essentially vowed to take vengeance on Americans, Hyacinths to publish all letters, but the decision of the editor is specifically women arid childcn. 20% OFF Azerbaijan, Tadzhikistan and Uzbekis­ forms from our Moscow embassy since European Caucasians, and inheritors of a fin^. Writers may be limited to one letter per month. All tan. There is simply no room in Russia October 1989. Almost none of these high Western (i.e.. Orthodox Christian) Mini-Editorial Azaleas etc. letters must be signed, and writers must include their ad­ proper for these refugees — and no jobs, qualify under current laws. culture? ( dress and a telephone number for verification. Mail let- Intelligence reports from Central ALL RIBBONS NEW One-Step' or even food, either. Other factors in the What to do about such an influx is It just might. Just/BS the Russian Jews America warn that the region is about to It's time for Lime, fertilizer, • ters to Open Fbrum, Box 591, Manchester 06040. emigration include, of course, poverty, bound to provoke heated controversy in immigrating to Isr^I fortify the Jewish Mulching System explode with another round of political I $300 value) FREE economic collapse and a lack of public the United States — not least within the demographics of the Israeli state, so a strife and military violence. In grass seed & crabgrass control. IN STOCK with any Bolens Lavra Tractor! health care or housing for residents of conservative movement itself. million hard-working Caucasian Rus­ Nicaragua, President Violeta Chamorro Manchester Herald the Russian Republic itself. 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' IT ( —MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. March 22.1991 iHaurlinitrr Hrrali'i Recession From Page 1 Section 2, Page 7 LOCAL/REGIONAL Friday, March 22,1991 the economy.” hope that, with the war over, both groups would start The administration so far is sticking with a forecast —The governments of Japan and GerniMy should be Analysts predicted the big jump in jobless claims at making purchasing decisions again. that the current slump will end between April and June of urged to begin lowering interest rates in their countries or the beginning of March almost assured that the un­ Paul Getman, senior economist at Regional Financial this year and growth will quickly rebound to healthy face the threat that their continued tight-money policies employment rate for the entire month will climb upward Associates, said a number of analysts had been lured into levels. could bring on a global recession. Serving Manchester ■ Coventry ■ Andover ■ Bolton ■ Hebron from the four-year high of 6.5 percent hit in Ffebruary. predicting a quick end to the recession by the big gains in But Democrats on the congressional Joint Economic —Congress should supply emergency funds to cover In another disappointing sign, the Chamber of Com­ the stock market since the beginning of the year, tfadi- Committee released their own, less upbeat view of the higher administrative costs of the unemployment in­ merce said Thursday a new survey of 8,390 businesses tionally an early sign of an economic turnaround. economy on Thursday, charging that the administration surance system and should accelerate the release of funds nationwide found them decidedly more pessimistic than But he said the stock market was responding to the had been content to make “complacency the centerpiece” for public works projects already conjained in this year’s they were last September. euphoria of the allies’ Persian Gidf success and iglioring of its policies. budget. The number of businesses forecasting that they would “While we have some optimism that the economy will the major problems facing a number of U.S. companies. The Republicans on the Joint Economic Committee MHS addition costs remain on approved mark m m m have to fire workers in the months ahead climbed to 21.7 He said banks, retail stores and airlines are still laying off weather the current period of adversity, we believe that released a minority report in which they supported the percent, up from 18 percent six months ago, while 33.9 thousands of workers because of the hard times. these risk factors justify increased attention by the Con­ administration’s view that all the signs pointed to a quick leaving the town responsible for the remaining $1.43 ment” in that aspects of the plans can change if deemed percent forecast that their sales would decline, up from “People have declared this recession dead too early,” gress, the president and the Federal Reserve to policies By SCOTT B. BREDE the south side of the high school — will cost $3,997,100. end to the recession without the n e ^ for additional million. necessary by the architectural firm, Stecker LaBau Ar- 28 percent in September. Getman said. “The truth is that we are in a recession of that could stimulate economic recovery, should the op­ Manchester Herald But, since the state does not help out with renovation government spending. neill MaManus Architects Inc., of Glastonbury, hired to “Clearly, business confidence about the future has average duration and average intensity.” timistic consensus be proven wrong,” the Democrats costs, only $3.48 million of that figure is eligible for state Crocini added that some items listed in the project’s current budget, such as the $60,000 allotment to handle draw up the plans, or the Building Committee. deteriorated,” said Richard Rahn, chief economist for the In its Economic Report of the President released in said. “The Democrats look at the economy and contend the MANCHESTER — Costs for the Manchester High reimbursement, said Charles Crocini, the chairman of the legal fees, will remain mostly intact. Since the Building chamber. February, the Bush administration insisted that the cur­ Among the Democratic recommendations: glass is half-empty and getting emptier,” said Ranking School addition and renovation project are right on Building Committee which is overseeing the project. Committee will turn to Town Attorney Maureen Besides the 14-classroom wing, the project includes a Consumer and business confidence in the economy rent downturn is likely to be milder and shorter than the —^The Federal Reserve should move to lower interest Republican Dick Armey of Texas. “We look at the schedule with the $3.9 million figure approved by town Currently, Manchester is under a 58.3 percent rem- Chmielecki’s office to handle most legal aspects of the 16,490-square-foot addition to the school’s library and dropped sharply following Iraq’s invasion of Kuwait last 11-month average for the eight previous recessions since rates further to boost the construction industry and lessen economy and say the glass is half-full and with the right residents in the November referendum. bursement rate with the state Deparunent of Education construction project, most of that figure will not be used, administrative office. The existing library and ad- August, and administration officials have expressed the the end of World War n. some of the stress on the banking system. incentives it could be full again.” According to schematic design plans released Thursday night, the total project — which includes the for school building projects. So, according to the figures, he said. minisuative spaces will be rearranged and renovated as addition of a 21,630-square-foot, single-story wing on the state will pick up roughly $2.05 million of the bill. Crocini called the schematic plans a “living docu­ well. A Kuwait Easter Canada From Page 1 From Page 1 From Page 1 Preble loses bid

bulwahab Shahab at Mubarak al- Over the weekend, a team of One of the difficulties with paign forpolitical independence. son for purposes of a negligence terview. “But it gives us some good Kabeer Hospital. “And the bronchial specialists headed by the U.S. En­ psychological problems is that in the The rise of “revisionism” has prosecution. indications about how the court for voters table asthma attacks are much more in­ vironmental Protection Agency ar­ Arab world seeing a psychiatrist is been reflected in a changed public The case was a victory for Mary would approach the issue.” tense.” rived to study the problem. In a like admitting your crazy, said Salah attitude. Sullivan and Gloria Lemay, the mid­ Gwen Landolt, vice president of By RICK SANTOS He also wants to distribute leaflets preliminary review, officials said the “Many of my giiys with allergies Salem, a Kuwaiti psychiatrist. Professor Joseph Lee of Univer­ wives accused of mishandling the Real Women of Canada, a conserva­ Manchester Herald that inform people about the are having a ro u ^ time,” said U.S. percentage of hydrogen sulfide and “People will go to their mothers, sity College, Cork, said at a seminar home birth. tive group that opposes abortion, Republican party and what it is like sulphur dioxide, two poisons as­ Army Capt. Michael Riiff, a doctor their grandmothers for that kind of in Dublin last month that some as­ “Sullivan and Lemay cannot be said it was absurd to suggest a fetus MANCHESTER — The Indepen­ to be a Republican. with the 1st Infantry Division. sociated with oil well fires, was rela­ help, but they can’t provide profes­ sumptions Irish people had inherited convicted of criminal negligence in the process of birth is not a dence Day Celebration Committee Preble believes this year’s “We’re also seeing more coughs and tively low. sional ueatment,” he said. “So the about the revolt had been challenged causing death to another person,” human being. will not allow Republican Reginald celebrations, such as those for In­ lung problems than usual.” Still, the U.S. State Department problem stays until it blows up.” by the “obscene” IRA. Lamer concluded. ‘To say diat baby was not a per­ K. Preble to set up voter-registration dependence Day and Memorial Day, However, U.S. officers said the has ruled that all employees must be “In 1916, the majority of the Irish Thursday’s judgment, however, is son in law defies i^ ity , logic and tables at this yeiir’s Fourth of July will have greater attendance than free of allergies or lung disorders to Two hospital wardens pushed a confined to criminal law and does common sense,” said LandolL Army had yet to tabulate records on wailing man into the psychiatrist’s people did not regard a rising as il­ festival on the campus of most years because of the fervor the health problem. work in Kuwait, according to Jim legitimate,” Lee said. “They not end the wider legal controversy There- has been no national abor­ office. Manchester Community College. surrounding the victory in the war Callahan, a spokesman for the em­ regarded it as misconceived. over abortion, said Helena Orton of tion law since the Supreme Court On Monday, Shahab said, an 80- Salem gave him a shot of tran­ Ballagh said his ^oup argues that the Women’s Legal Education and struck down the previous law in with Iraq. year-old man died at the hospital bassy. Committee Chairman Jay Giles quilizer. “the aims and aspirations of 1916 Action Fund, a feminist lobby Preble’s suggestion to attempt to when doctors failed to resuscitate The pressure of the Iraqi occupa­ 1988 as a violation of women’s said, “It’s a celebration of our in­ tion and the reconstruction troubles “His brother is still missing in stand in contrast to the rather shal­ group. rights. A replacement law narrowly register voters was received well by him from an asthma attack. dependence, and it shouldn’t be over the past three weeks are also Iraq,” Salem said. “He dreams the low and narrow-minded views of “TTie court hasn’t decided the passed in the House of Commons party members. “He was old, of course, but I political.” He added that the intent taking their toll on people’s minds Iraqis are still here and going to take some of the people in power in status of the fetus for purposes of think the severity of the attack had last year, but the Senate killed it in of the organizers is for the event to Newly elected GOP Town Chair­ as well as their bodies. him.” Ireland today.” the Constitution,” she said in an in­ January. something to do with the pollution,” be a family gathering. man Kevin W. MacKenzie named Shahab said. him as chairman of a committee At Farwaniya and Al-Sabah coordinate setting up the yof^V The committee had established a hospitals, the two biggest in the registration sessions. * ' country, doctors reported lung rule prohibiting any political z problems were up more than 200 solicitations several years ago, Giles Preble said he believes percent since Iraqi troops ignited oil said. Republican candidates for office are O H at a disadvantage in Manchester be­ wells in January. Last week, Preble told fellow r- cause of the predominance of U.S. soldiers regularly complain STORES Rtginald Plnto/Manchastar HaraM Republicans at a meeting of the S ^ of shoitness of b r e ^ and some don TOP BRANDS, LOW PRICES registered Democrats. Republican Town Committee that he > m white masks while inside their JUNIOR BEE — The Manchester Junior Women’s Club response from Mark Campbell, one of more than 25 finalists wants to set up voter-registration As of Dec. 15, there were 12,087 H o camps. recently sponsored its 7th annual spelling bee at llling Junior that participated in the event. tables at the celebrations for upcom­ Democrats, 8,199 Republicans, and Z ^ u t and Shahab said they were ing holidays in honor of the nation. 8,624 unaffiliated voters. O CO worried about long-term problems. AND SUPERIOR HOMETOWN SERVICE High School. Bee master Nancy Boser, by podium, awaits a z -< “We will track our bronchial cases closely,” Zakkut said. “We are m X worried about lung cancer five to 10 0 m years from now.” Bunny to aid playscape Street sweeping program to begin A 1 By DAVID LAMMEY before his old contract expired, the The Town of Manchester Highway Division Alpine St., Alton St., Alton St. South, son St., Hunniford St., Huntington St., Jackson Manchester Herald playscape committee engineered a will begin the Aimual Spring Street Sweeping American Legion Dr., Anderson St., Ansaldi Rd., St., Jensen St., Johnson Terr., Jordt St., Joseph S t, 2 O Fireworks real coup, experts say, because the Program Monday. The program is expected to Arch St., Ardmore Rd., Armory St., Ashland St., Kane S t, Knighton St., Knox St, Laurel Place, BOLTON — The Easter Buimy Bunny’s salary will surely be out continue for 14 weeks. Ashworth St. (Glenwood to Autumn), Asylum St., Laurel S t, Lenox St, Liberty St., Lilley St., Lin­ is coming to town, and now is the of reach following negotiations. Residents of Manchester are requested to help Auburn Rd., Avondale Rd., Cooper Hill St. den St., Little S t, Locust St, Lodge Dr., Lyndale 2 W From Page 1 with the Sweeping Program in the following man­ St., Madison St., Main St., Maple St, Marshall COMMCr time to have your photo taken with “Look, Peter Rabbit is getting (Cooper to Pine), Cottage St., Crescent St., Cross m c/) It C il MAGNAVOK TOSHIBA AMrrsuBBHi' ner: St., Myrtle St, New S t, Newman St., Norman St., 19" Color TV the oversized hare before he 600 G’s a year,” the Bunny says. St., Dcimont St., Division St., Doane St., Durant ^ 5 20" Color TV 19" Color w/Remote 19" Color w/Remote 19^' Color w/Remote 20" Color w/Remote “I only want what I think’s fair.” St., Durkin St., Earl St., East Middle Tpke. (Broad North Elm St., Nye St, Oak PI., Oak St. (Main to committee member Rudy Kissmann. • Buitt-in coble lunmg • 23>Dutton remote • 1Sl-ct> coble reody • Coble reody I On screen color gropb renegotiates his contract and his * 2-knob funtng • Auto ptogtammng Auiumn), Oakland St. (N. Main to Green), Oak- Capt. Kissmann, who is the • Cobte reody tunir^g • On screen control lOAjrKtion remote I Quick view two prices go out of reach. “Docs he have to handle delicate 1. Limit parking on your sueet until it has been lo E. Center), Edgerton St., Eldridge St., Battista » Auto ftrte tur>9 • O n $cfeen displov • O n screen disptov • Steep timer town’s deputy fire marshal, and *169 *199 *239 *269 • Progrorrimoble *289 channels *299 At Herrick Park Building on eggs like me?” the Bunny says. swept. Rd., Beech St., Benton St., Berkley St., Bigelow wood St., Orchard St., Otis S t, Oxford St., Park m > St., Pbrker S t (Mather St. lo E. Center), Pearl St., Committee Chairman Jay Giles said Hebron Road, the Buimy will pose “Does he have to find new hidin’ 2. Sweep and rake the sand on your sidewalk St., Birch St., Bissell St., Bliss St., Bond St., Bow Perrett PI., Phelps Rd., Phillip Rd., Pine St., Pine the differences between the larger with adults and children alike from places every year? That’s what I and lawns into the gutter before the sweepers St., Bowers St., Brainard PI., Branford St., Brook­ shells and the smaller shells is the NO LIMIT TO OUR SEL ECTION IN NATIONALLY FAMOUS BRAND COLOR TVS 9:30 to 11:30 a.m Saturday. Cost is want to know. Then tell me I don’t field St., Buckingham St., Byron Rd., Cambridge Hill St., Pleasant St., Plymouth La., Princeton S t, DO > entering the area. Pumell PI., Radding Rd., Ridge St., Robin Rd., height they reach and the expanse of $2 for adults and $3 for children, deserve as much as that mug gets.” 3. Keep gutters free of leaves, branches, rocks St., Cedar St., Charles Dr., Chesmut St., Church Rosemary PI., Russell St., St. James St., School the explosion, which often have with all proceeds to benefit the There is little doubt the Bunny and other debris that may cause damage to the St., Clifton St., Clinton St., Cobum Rd., Cole St., Cone St., Cooper St., Elm St., Elm Terr., Elro St., St., Sherwo^ Cir., Short St., Spruce St.. multiple bursts. Eolton Playscape Fund. will sway arbiters his way. His sweepers. Although the smaller shells may Noreen Carpenter, who is or­ popularity is soaring now that Essex St., Farmington St., Rorence St., Flower Starkweather St.. Stephen St, Sterling St., Strant not be as spectacular, they are less ganizing the photo session with the Easter is a little over a week away, 4. The Highway Division will issue a press St., Ford St., Forest St., Foster St., Franklin St., St., Strickland St., Strong St., Summit St., expensive. ITierefore, Kissmann and playscape committee, invites and he knows it. release approximately one week before entering Garden St., Gerard St., Glenwood St., Goodwin Sycamore La., Tanner S t, Teresa Rd., Trotter St., Giles believe they can compensate everyone to stop in for coffee, But for a mere fraction of his each area. St. Gorman PI., Green Rd., Grove St., Guard St., TUrkington St, Valley St., View St., Vine S t, Vir­ ginia Rd., Wadsworth St., Wadsworth S t Ext., by filling the sky with a lot of <8 S A M S U N G juice, and donut holes and of potential worth, Boltonitcs, young The Sweeping Program will begin in the Hall St., Hamlin St., Harlan St., Harrison St., smaller bursts. MAGNAVOK R O il TOSHIBA AwinsuBiSHi course — to have your picture and old, will be permitted to sit Downtown Area and proceed throughout the Hartford Rd. (Goslee to Main), Harvard Rd., Walker St., Walnut St. (Cooper to Pine), 25" Color w/Remote 26" Color TV 25" Color w/Remote 27" w/Remote 26" Stereo w/Remote 26" Stereo w/Remotew taken with the Buimy. with the Bunny himself and have Town. Hawley St., Hawthorne St., Hawthorne St. South, Washington St., Wellesley Rd., Wells St., White “It will look like a multiple burst, • 161 Channel copocity • 176-chonnel copoclv • Stereo TV • MTS color, stereo • CobM m a < S Beginning Monday, through approximately Haynes St., Hazel St., Hemlock St., Henry St., St., Williams St., Winter St. (Center to Chestnut), but will actually be two shells going • Scontur>iog • Coble reody • On screen color • Coble reody • On tciesn cokx By catching the Bunny just their picture taken. • On screen progrom • O n screen color • Coble ready • O n screen color Woodbridge St., Woodland St. (Broad to Main). up,” Kissmann said. *339 • Coble reody model *369 *399 *449 *499 • Cokx, linl od|uilm«nl *599 April 5, the following streets will be swept; High St., Hillside St., Holl St., Hollister St., Hud- No more than $11,000 will be spent on the display, committee members agreed. That is the same OUR MOST POPULAR VCRS PRICED TO MOVE FAST SWEET CAMCORDER VALUES amount spent last year, which was Pelletier gives accounting Givebacks $2,000 more than the previous year. The money is not generate by taxes, but comes mostly from discussed private donations and ticket sales. for commission formation Some is from concessions sales. By SCOTT B. BREDE The concessions will include the By DAVID LAMMEY man of the commission. Manchester Herald traditional chicken barbecue, hot ~ e a m t Manchester Herald “If, as piepublican First Selectman] Robert Morra dogs, and ice-cream and be ers • G o i seflcltonir^g . • l«wD6 Duinwi » G t quantymoae • Stock gloss door • Slock gloss door • See through window • Block gloss door Deakin said. The school board also • llfl Up lop > Siieomi«d rnodel *379 • Llfl up top * liflu p lo p hours and IS minutes, and you don’t *399 • Llfl up lop *479 • Notlesi tgniiion iW helped answer some questions the get the decal unless you've worked Union Pond rink in the works union representatives had on for 6 hours." educational spending, he said. Besides the rink the park will in­ plain permits. Pellegrini expects that Although no agreement on con­ By BRIAN M. TROTTA clude other features to be provided the commission will take action on Manchester Herald ______tract renegotiations was reached, Mon., Thurs., Fril 'til 8 p.m. later. They include a new picnic the plans by May 20. allowing the Deakin said both sides have come Tues., Wed til 6 • Sat, til 5 • Sun, 12 to 5 area, a fishing pier, access to the bids to go out in June. WHY SWITCH? 90 DAYS MANCHESTER — Spring inay to an understanding that further bicycle and hiking trail network and The state Department of Environ­ have just sprung, but town officials meeUngs are necessary. T f f " sAj , same as cash* an open lawn. The entire project is mental Protection will also have to In I^bruary, the school board arc already planning for next winter. The Exlended Warranty Always or rf»',i,( expected to cost about $290,000. review and approve the plans before sent letters to Little, the LOWiER lo q.f.ihfH if A new skating rink at Union Pond It work can begin. Costs Vou Less At Ai Sieffert's Park is expected to be ready for use Director of Planning Mark Pel­ Manchester Education Association s t o r e s and the Manchester Federation of PRICES by November if all the permits are legrini has targeted April 26 as the If the schedule is followed, Pel­ •fOH MOMM WHO COMOMU." date that the plans for the park will legrini states in a memo to General Paraprofessionals asking the approved in time. groups to consider reopening con Rtginald Ptnto/Manch«al*r HaraM The town has hired Johnson & be submitted to the Planning and Mwager Richard Sartor, “we fully Al's Other Place — Warehouse Outlet tracts in light of the cuts that they WILLIMANTIC 1329 Main St. MANCHESTER 445 Hartford Rd. Richter Landscape Architects of Zoning Commission. The park will expect to meet the goal of having SPRING LIGHT — Bill Gould of the Manchester Park ACE FUEL CO. 316 Hartford Rd , Manchester • 643-8303 were forced to make from the NEXT TO SUPER STOPS. SHOP TEL 450-0405 KEENEY SI EXIT OFF 1-384 Avon to design the rink and other need approval of an erosion control skating at an improved Union Pond Division recently set aooui changing the lights at Fitzgerald Saturday Only 1CP5 TEL. 647-9997 1991-92 school budget. 6 4 4 - 9 9 2 1 facilities at the park. plan, and inland-wetlands and flood ftrk for this winter.” Field in advance of the start of the softball season.

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8—MANCHESTER HERAU), Friday, March 22,1991 MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, March 22,1991—9 HOLYl RECORD About Town Kelly, Kallie await love Coventry band dinner cancelled Local man charged sponsored by the Coventrv By Barbara Richmond COVENTRY — A Manchester man was arrested ffigh ScliTOl Band and Coventry Grange to be Manchester Herald Wednesday night and charged with driving under the in­ ha, h e » cancelled. Rn In f o ^ m S fluence of drugs or alcohol and possession of marijuana Kelly, .a female fox terrier cross, and cocaine, police said. m m u Senior trip change is this week’s featured pet at the John Dunne, 30, of 237 Center S t, Manchester, was Manchester dog pound. charged with the offenses after police ^ l e d him over for The Bolton Senior Citizen’s trip to the Darien Dinner Kelly is about 8 mrmtbs old and speeding on Route 44 near North River Road, police Theater date has been changed to Thursday, March 28 was found roaming on IBghland said. A search uncovered an unreported quantity of Presbyterian Church of p e bm wtll leave Herrick park at 8:30 a.m„ departing Street on March 16. She’s very cocaine, less than 4 ounces of marijuana and drug from the theater at 4 p.m. For information call 649-7298 sweet, but has a little stubborn paraphernalia. Manchester or 649-0527, streak in her. She’s black and white. Dunne was released on a $1,000 bond and is scheduled 43 Spruce Street Fashion show There were two other new dogs at to appear April 1 at Superior Court in Rockville. Manchester, CT the pound, as of lliesday. One is a KELLY KALLIE 643-0906 The Women’s Club of Manchester is having a Fashion German shepherd fem^e. She’s Show, presented by Zahner’s on Monday at 8 p.m., at Commuity Baptist Church Harvest Time about 1 year old and was found on black setter cross. He’s friendly, loving family. Baptist Church PALM SUNDAY, MARCH 24 Community Baptist C3iurch, 585 E. Center St. Club Spencer Street on March 17. She’s quiet and obedient and in need of a Kallie is in the care of Protectors Births members will be models. Guests are invited to attend — 585 East Center Street, Manchester 72 East Center Street 10:30A.M. black and tan. loving home. of Animals Inc., a volunteer group (The Orange Hall) the fee is $1.50. A The other is a female shepherd The dog pound is located off 01- that takes in abandoned or lost cats. ULITSCH, MicbeDe Anne, daughter of David and cross, about 2 years old. He also is Maundy Thursday - 7:30 PM ~ The Lord's Supper H o u rs; THURSDAY, MARCH 28 Fellowship meeting cott Street near the landfill. The dog Aid to Helpless Animals is also a Michelle Armentano Ulitsch, of Colchester, was bom black and tan and was found on Bid- Sunday School Maundy Thursday warden is at the pound weekdays volunteer group that takes in Jan. 19, 1991 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her The Women’s Aglow Fellowship will meet Monday at well Street on March 19. Good Friday ~ 7:30 PM 10:00 A .M . (Communion Service) from nocm to 1 pjn. Someone is also animals and tries to find good maternal grandparents are Doris and JtAn Ennis, of Sunday Worship Hour 7 p.ih. at the Hrst Federal Savings Bank of Manchester, Monet, last week’s featured pet homes for them. Covenant Players Presents “ Waves of Decision” 7:30P.M. \ at the pound from 6 to 9 pjn., Mon­ Crestwood Drive, Manchester. Her paternal grant^xuents 11 :0 0 A .M . 344 W. Middle Tpke. For more information, call and the cocker spaniel mentioned in day through Friday. Sunday Evening Service 871-1606. last week’s column, were both The number to call for Protectors are David and Laura Ulitsch, of Vfestmoreland, N JL Her Easter Breakfast -8:00 AM The phone number at the pound is of Animals is 633-8515 and the maternal great-grandmother is Theresa SiiuigalU, of 6 :0 0 P .M . SUNDAY, MARCh \ i adopted by Manchester families. 643-6642. If there is no answer, call Wednesday Prayer Meeting Concert numbers to call for Aid to Helpless Manchester. Easter Worship ~ 10:00 AM Church Bre^fast 8:30A.M. The German shepherd cross, also the police department at 646-4555. , 7 :0 0 P .M . Easter Celebration 10:30A.M. Manchester Symphony Orchestra and Chorale mentioned in last week’s column, Animals are 232-8317 or 242-2156. There is a $S fee to adopt a dog and All of these numbers are toll-free BUFFORD, Karen Elinor, daughter of Vesley D. and celebrates the 200th anniversary of Mozart’s death wjth a was adopted by a Bolton family. the new owner must have the dog Poppy Knudson Bufford, of 211 Ferguson Road, concert featuring his “Requiem.’* The performance will from the Manchester area. Dudley, featured a few weeks licensed. Before being licensed, it Mmchester, was bom Feb. 12, 1991 at H ^ o id Hbqril- Church of the Nazarene SOUTH UNITED METHODIST CHURCH be held April 6 at 8 p.m. at South United Methodist ago, is in danger of having to be has to have its rabies shot. Both groups have the cats and kit­ tal. Her maternal grandparents are Newell and Ksy 236 Main Street, Manchester, CT 1226 Main Street, Manchester, C T Church on Main St. and Hartford Rd. in Manchester. 647-9141 euthanized if not adopted soon. Dog This week’s featured feline is tens spayed or neutered and given Knudson, of Clovis, Calif. Her paternal gran^iaients are 646-8599 Tickets are $7, senior citizens and students $4, students H O LY W EEK Warden Thomas Rasscantell has said Kallie, a very pretty calico female. their shots, before putting them up James and Mildred Bufford, of Modesto, Calif. She has a Reverend Philip Chatto, Pastor 18 and under free. Bar more information, call 659-8260. that Dudley is one of the nicest dogs Kallie also loves attention and for adoption, unless they’re too sister Cheryl. Palm Sunday, March 24: he’s had at the pound. He’s an all- would make a wonderful pet for a young when taken. Sunday Schedule: 8:00a.m. and 10:O0a.m.'(Church School also.) Church service COMOLLO, Isabella Kiss, daughter of Bruce J. and 9:30 a.m. Sunday School; 10:40 a.m. Worship Service Children's Maundy Thursday, March 28: “p e Stoiy,” a worship celebration for the church in- ...... Kimberly Kiss ComoUo, of 24 Emerson St., Manchester, Church and Nursery; 6 p.m. Evening Praise Service, Nursery Holy Communion at 730p.m. at South Church volving choir, soloists, congregation and narration, by was bom Feb. 9,1991 at Hartford Hospital. Her maternal Good Friday, March 29: David Clydesdale and Karla Worley, will be told at 10:45 grandmother is Margaret Kiss, of 119 Lake St., Mid-Week Bible Study: 7:30p.m. Chancel Choir Concert and Tenebrae Service at South Church on Palm Sunday at the (Thurch of the Nazarene, 218 Manchester. Her paternal granr^rarents are Robert and 7:00 p.m. Wednesday; 6:30 p.m. Wednesdays Youth Activities. Main St., Manchester, ^ ® E sstor M drch 31 * Death Notices Diane Comollo, of Gilead Street, Hebron. Identical Worship Services at 900 and ld:45a.m. with child care. Drummer performs MALAN, Casey William, son of Alan S. and I^trida This town listing of dMth* is offsrsd trss of chsrgs by ths Hager Malan, of Still Field Road, Manchester, was bom Art Benson’s Dynamic Percussion presents Sonny Manchsstsr Hsrsid. Psid snnouncsmsnts of dssth snd In Dec. 13, 1990 at Haitfrxd Hospital. His maternal Assumption Roman Catholic Church Msmorisms sppsar undsr ths Dssth Noticss hsading. Jean (Carroll) Ledwith Emory, drummer of Earth, Wind and Fire in clinic at grandparents are Robert and Lois Hager, of Glastonbury. 285 West Center Street, Manchester, CT 643-2195 Willie’s Steak House, 444 Center St., Manchester, on Jean (Carroll) Ledwith, 89, of Manchester, widow of W. Raymond Ledwith, d l^ Thursday (March 21, 1991) at His paternal grandparents are V iliam and Aim Malan, Sunday, March 24: Palm Sunday M««» Tuesday from 7-10 p.m. Tickets are $8 in advance or $10 Manchester of Glastonbury. He has a sister Kimberly, 4 and two 7:30a.m., 9:00a.m., 10:30a.m. and 12:00noon at the door. For more information, call 649-2429. the Wallingford Nfrisonic Htxne and Hospital. She was Easter Worship Service 10:30 a.m. Jean C. Ledwith brothers, Craig, 2 aixl Kyle, 1. Wednesday, March 27: Lenten Masa - 7:00p.m. bom in Prince Edward Island, Cnnntfn, was a member of o H Sermon by The Reverend Connie Sternberg Thursday, March 28: Blaas of the Lord's Supper - 7:00p.m. Francis “Frank" S. Saple the Order of the Amaranth, Wisdom Court No. 14, and EWING, Brian James, son of Jeffrey S. and Bonnie DO r- Fishing lecture the O.E.S Storer Chapter. She is survived by two nie(%s, Good Friday, March 29: No morning mass. 327 Woodbridge St. J. Lavoie Ewing, of 71 Bramble Bush Road, Manchester, "After The Stone Is Rolled Away" Passion of Our Lord and Communion 3:00p.m. Manchester Historical Society will present Joseph Shirley Martin of Vernon, and Olive Gorden of was bom JaiL 19. 1991 at Hartford Ho^ital. His mater­ > m Special music by a Vocal Octet Stations of the Cross 7:00p.m. Garman, speaking on “The History of Fly Rods and Hy Deaths elsewhere Coventry. Graveside service will be Saturday. 10 a.m., at nal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Lavoie, of H a Fishing Collectibles,” Monday at 7 p.m. in the media Rose Hill Memorial Ihrk, Rocky Hill. There are no c^I- Holy Saturday, March 30: No morning mass. Easter Vigil Mass 7:30p.m. william A. McDonald Sr. East Hartford. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and O CO Bob Richardson - Musical Director room of The Arbors, 403 Center St., Manchester. The ing hours. Rose Hill Funeral Home, Rocky Hill, has Mrs. William Ewing, 50 Crxtcoid Road, Manchester. Easter Sunday Masses, March 31: 2 -< 7:30a.m., 9:00a.m., 10:30a.m. and 12:OOnoon program is free and open to the public. Pompano Beach, Fla. charge of arrangements. Friends wishing may send dona­ tions, in her memory, to the Masonic Home and Hospital, H H St. James Roman Catholic Church School registration Box 70, Wallingford 06492. m X C e n t e r C ongregational C h u r c h Today In Histoiy Thoughts 0 m 896 Main Street, Manchester, CT U n it e d C h u r c h o f C h r i s t Center Nursery School, located in the annex of Center 643-4129 Center & Main Streets Con^egational Church, 11 Center St., Manchester, is ac­ 1 Manchester • 647-9941 cepting applications for September 1991 enrollment. Today is Friday, March 22, the 8Ist day of 1991. William A. McDonald Sr. During this season of Lent CThristians are concerned PALM SUNDAY V IG IL - Saturday, March 23 Please call 647-9941 or 721-7244 for more information 4:00P.M. and 6:30P.M. There are 284 days left in the year. William A. McDonald Sr., 74, of Pompano Beach, with sin. It is not a very popular topic and therefore it is R O or to make an appointment Florida, husband of the late Jeanette (Heller) McDonald, PALMSUNDAY-Jlfarch24rA PALM SUNDAY SERVICES-March 24 Today’s Highlight in History: one which many people avoid. And yet it is a part of o 7:30A.M., 9:00A.M., 10:30A.M., 12:00P.M. and 5:00PAI. On March 22, 1765, Britain enacted the Stamp Act to died Wednesday (March 20, 1991) at his home. He was reality which none of us can deny. We recognize our own Sand 10 a.m. Seedling program bom in HartfonJ, and had lived in Hartford and Bolton sin, those things which we do that are wrong, which we 2 CD TENEBRAE SERVICE ~ Wednesday, March 27th ~ 7:30P.M. raise money from the American colonies. The Act set off The Tolland County Soil and Water Conservation Dis- such a strong protest that it was repealed the following before moving to Florida 14 years ago. He was a retired regret or would like to rid our lives of. We also recognize m c/3 HOLYTHURSDAY—Miass of the Lord's Supper MAUNDY THURSDAY SERVICE-March 28 year. foreman for Pratt & Whitney Group of United Tech­ the existence of what has been called “social sin,” sin March 28th-7:30PM. The Lord’s Supper and the Office of Tenebrae u-ict’s 1991 Seedling Program is underway. A variety of O trees and shrubs are available. The deadline for ordering On this date: nologies, East Hartford, for 38 years. He is survived by which occurs when individual sinful people cooperate GOOD FRIDAY - 3:00P.M. 7:30 p.m. In 1638, religious dissident Atme Hutchinson was ex­ four sons, John McDonald of Bolton, William McDonald with other sinful people creating social attitudes, events Solumn Celebration of the Lord's Passion & Dciath is April 5, 1991, with pickups tentatively set for April 26 s > & 27. Fbr more information, call 875-8725. pelled from the Massachusetts Bay Colony. Jr. of East Hartford, James McDonald of Vernon, and and an atmosphere which do violence to people’s lives. m f . March 29th - 7:30P.M. EASTER SUNDAY CELEBRATIONS In 1794, Congress passed a law prohibiting American Thomas McDonald of Pompano Beach. Florida; three The event of war, the violent nature of our world and na­ EASTER VIGIL — Stations of the Cross Service vessels from supplying slaves to other countries. daughters, Maureen Wylie of Wethersfield, Kathleen tion, the surge of drugs and the effects which they have ? « Saturday, March 30th - 7:30P.M. 8:30 and 10:30 a.m. Vitality for life In 1820, U.S. naval hero Stephen Decatur was killed in McDonald of Manchester, and Marybeth Moe of Ligh­ on people especially the young, the presence of dishones­ 33 > EASTER SUNDAY - M arch 31st Newell Curtis, Senior Pastor Vitality for Life, a dynamic workshop being offered at a duel with Commodore James Barron near Washington thouse Point, Florida; and three grandchildren. Rineral ty in people’s relationships and business practices offer ______7:30A.M., 9:00A.M., 10:30A.M. and 12:00P.M. Manchester Community College on April 4, from 6 to 10 D.C. will be Saturday. 8:45 a.m., from the Rose Hill Funeral sufficient proof that sin exists in our world. t CENTER CHURCH FAITH LINE — 649-HOPE t p.m., will promote the feeling of personal energy and In 1882, Congress outlawed polygamy. Home, 580 Elm Street, Rocky Hill, followed by a Mass But the other part of our Lenten reflection is the for­ resilience that’s available to all. Registration is $35. For In 1894, hockey’s fust Stanley Cup game was played. of Christian Burial, 9:30 ajn., at St. Elizabeth Seton giveness of God. I have grown more and more grateful more information or to register, call 647-6242. Montreal, the home team, defeated Ottawa, 3-1. Church, Rocky Hill. Burial will be in Rose Hill over the years that we have someplace to go with our Trinity Covenant Church Emanual Lutheran Church In 1941, 50 years ago. the Grand Coulee Dam in Memorial I^ k . Rocky Hill, (falling hours are today. 7-9 guilt and sin. It does not have to overpower, depress or 302 Hackmatack Street Washington state went into operation. p.m. destroy us. In Lent we recall with particular intensity not 60 Church Street only that our sin can be forgiven, but that forgiveness can Manchester, CT effect the sin we find in our world. The story of the 6 4 9 -2 8 5 5 Manchester, CT Corrections Prodigal Son, Jesus’ description of the experience of 643-1193 Cinema God’s forgiveness, makes one truth very clear I am not Thursday, March 28th A fashion show for residents of health care facilities half as good as I thought I was, but I am loved more than Maundy Thursday HOLY WEEK SERVICES was held Thursday night at Westside Multicare Facility, I could ever imagine! 7:00P.M. (Communion Service) Manchester. The facility was incorrectly identified in a Fri. Sat and Sunday 5:20. 9:40. — Tha Doort (R) Fri and Sat 4:10, 735 9:50. 1225; Sun 4:10. Rev. Joseph Donnelly 735 9S0. St. Bridget Parish PALM SUNDAY, MARCH 24TH ~ 8:30A.M. and 11:00A.M. cutline published Thursday. HARTFORD MANCHESTER Friday, March 29th Cinama CHy — Mr. and Mra. Bddga (PG-13) Fil 7.9:40; Sat and Sun t. UA Tbaaltra East — Misery (R) Fri 7:20, 9:35,11:40; Sat 220, 435, 3:40, 7. 9:40. — Cyrarw da Bargarac (PQ) FrI 6:50. 9.-30; Sat and Sun 720,9.35 11:40; Sun 220, 435 720,935. — Nndargwtan Cop (PO-13) Good Friday Service MAUNDY THURSDAY, MARCH 28TH ~ 1 2 N O O N and 7.O0P.M. 1:10, 3:50. 6:50. 930. — A Long WUk Homa (PQ) Fri 7:20. 9:50: Sat and Fri 7:10, 925 11:40; Sat 2:10, 425 7:10, 925 11:40; Sun 2:10, 425 7:00P.M. Sun 130. 4. 730. 9:50. — Tti# Fi»------FiaM (PO-13) Fri 7:10, 9:45; Sat and Sun 7:10, 925. — Edward Sdstorhanda (PO-13) F ri7 ;S a tw id S u n 2 .7 .— Lotteiy 120.3:30, 7:10,9:4& Tha Oriftars (W Fri 9:15; Sal and Sun 4:15 9:15 — Tha Rocky Horror Pic­ Manchester Herald GOOD FRIDAY, MARCH 29TH - 7:00P.M. ture Show (R) Fri and Sat irMnlghl Sunday, March 31st EAST HARTFORD BuMar't Pub A Cinama — Onca Around (R) Frt-Sun 730,930. VERNON Pounded OcL 1.1881 as a weekly. Easter Service EASTER SUNDAY, MARCH 31ST - 8:30A.M. and 11:00A.M. Here are Thursday’s lottery results from around New Showcaaa Cinama 1-10 — Claia Action ^ Fri and Sat 12:50. 335, CIns 1 A 3 — Klndargartan Cop (PO-13) Fri 7:10,9.30: Sat and Sun 5 England: 530, 6:05, 102S, 1230; Sun 12:50, 335, 530. 835^ 1025. — Parfact 4:15 7:10. 9.35 — Qhoat (PQ-13) Fri 7, 9:40; Sat and Sun 4. 7. 9:45 — Daily puMicalion since OcL 1.1914. 8;00A.M. and 11:00A.M. WMpon (R) Fri and Sat 1230, 230, 430. 7:10. 630, 112S: Sun 1230. Tha Raacuart Down Under (G) Sat and Sun 130. CONNECTICUT 230, 430. 7:10, 930. — Horn# Alona (PO) Fri-Sun 1:15. 3:15, 5:15. — IN CHRISTS NAME, WELCOME. USP8327-S00 Daily Lottery: 6-6-7. Play 4 :6-0-4-8. Dancaa With Vltotvea (PO-13) Fri and Sat 12:45,7:10,1025; Sun 12:45 a WLUMANTIC VO L. C X .N o . 147 MASSACHUSETTS — Slaaping With lha Enamy (R) Fri and Sat 1:10, 3:15 525 7:55 10:10, U.A. Th# CInamaa — Tha Silanca ol lha Lan*a (R) Fri 7 .9;40:Sat and 1225; Sun 1:10, 3:15 S25 7:55 10:10. — Tha SSanea of lha Lamba (R) Sun 2. 430, 7, 9:40. — Guilty by Suspicion (PO-13) Fri 7:15; Sat and Sun Acting Publittwr Daily Lottery: 3-5-2-1. 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Manchester, CT' Daily Lottery: 8-3-7-6. Lot-O-Bucks: 2-3-12-15-17. 3:10, 7:30. 11:50: Sun 3:10. 730. — Tha Hard Why (R) Fri-Sun 12:55. City EdIlor____ AlaxOlrill NawsEdhor,___ AndtawCSpilziar 649-4583 649-5311 FaalurM EdfiSr .OinmaMT^ftm PALM SUNDAY: Procession with Palms (of both services I Editor. ______LanAualar (March 24) ^ - - »— - - - 8:00 a.m. Holy Communion lE d h o r. Sunday, March 24th 9:00 a.m. Sunday Church School Weather Palm Sunday 7:30A.M. and 9:30A.M. (Holy Eucharist) 9:15 a.m. Adult Forum AtNertklng Managar. ___ Laalaw Radhia „ . . .'O',30,am. Holy Communion BusinsM Msnsosf JaannaO. Ttomuts Tuesday, March 26th w ^ ia l Music includes The “ Passion Accordlna to St. Ciroulallon Managar, OadMaColaM by Jon Bender sung by choirs and soloWs; and REGIONAL Weather Rain forecast Produodon Oiraolor _ . Shaldon Cohan 7:15P.M. (Holy Communbn) Pring Thine Image sung by the Ecumenical Choir Praaafoowi Managar. Jia flH . HuM m n I School of Concordia, Saturday, MarcMarch 23 Tonight's weather in the greater MAUNDY THURSDAY, March 28: Wednesday, March 27th7:00A.M.. 10:00A.M. and A tm Wsa»i»*N»ioaal«w naanah^t Manchester area: cloudy, with rain Main Talaphona Numbar Holy Communion/12:00 Luncheon 443-1711 7:15P.M. (Holy Communion) 7:00 p.m. Holy Communion likely. The rain will mix with sleet CIraulBSon Talaphona Nuaibar 5th Grade First Communion and freezing rain in areas overnight. a47-at4a Thursday, March 28th stripping of the Altar Low around 35. Chance of 6:30P.M . (Holy Communion) (^OOD FRIDAY, March 29: precipitation 70 percent Saturday: PubHahad (MIy axo I Sunday and oartain hoUaya by lha Manohaalar Co.. It Brainard naoa. ' 'The Lord's Supper" *7!oo Rain. Pockets of sleet and freezing ManohaaMr, Conn. 06040. •Bring 2 dishes. (One goes to the Manchester Shelter.) Including Chorals from the "St. John Passion" rain possible during the morning. Manohaalar, Conn. PooanaaiM: Sand i 8:00P.M. Vigil by Johann Sebastian Bach. High 35 to 40. Chance of precipita­ 10 6ia ManchaMM HaraW, P.O. Boa 661, EASTER EVE, March 30: Com. 06040. tion 90 percent. Sunday: A chance ThoManchoaMrHorildlaamawiboronhoAatocialad Friday, March 29th 7d» p.m. Easter Vigil and First Eucharist of Easter of showers. High around 45. THE RESURRECTION OF OUR LORD, March 31; Praaa, 6m Audi Buraau ol Cireulalion, 6m Now England 11:45A.M. The M A C C Walk Thru Town 6 JO a.m. Sunrise Eucharist A front continues nearly station­ Ptbm Aaaooiadon and 6m Naw England Nawapapar Ao- 8.

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41 n r IT EEK AND MEEK by Howlo Schneldar 44 STATISTICS W H A T iS m AWSILG2 FROM 49 CLEARLVSHOWJ TO THAT PROBIEM, CONSUBAER T H A r - m E - PP O F6SS O R ? 51 -ST REPORTS "The doctor stepped out during my operation m B / l 5 0 K ) to increase his malpractice insurance?!” AUOEWCEIS SHRIMKJM6 88LF-EDUCATED COLLECTOR George Way poses in deoades. way has made Antiqua magazine's annual list of range from a low of SO to a high of Stumped? Gel answers to clues by calling "Dial-a-Word'' his Staten Island apartment among an assortment of 17th the top 100 collectors in America, at 1-900-454-3535 and entering access code number 104 I THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME 400, predict a tire’s expected life ____ 95c per minute; Touch-Tone or rotary phones.____ ! • by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee JD span under average driving condi­ century English furniture he has amassed over the last two Unscramble these four Jumbles, I 1 tions. Multiplying the tread-wear one letter to each square, to form Decor Score four ordinary words. grade by 200 produces the ap­ proximate number of miles the tire NAPAG WINTHROP by DtchCavalB will last Collection makes man a millionaire (American Society of Interior z ^ ST N Topping the list of ISO radial tires Desi^ers) and Sandra EUiot, who’s HI,STEVIE... • n e w " i s t h e O P P O S IT E I HATE CATS THATSIAPrr ByJUDIE GLAVE 1^ are the General AmeriClassic, give its exact worth, but hinted it pieces is an eye-boggling buffed it with Kiwi shoe polish. an allied member of the ASID, have o H W H A T fe N E W ? OF IO LD'.. r THOUSHT OFF W ITH CONVERSATIONS Vogue CBRF Touring and Vogue The Associated Press was in the seven-figure range. Elizabethan canopy bed. “I call it EVERY 0 ODY KNEW TKAT^ y LIKE THAT ONE. > What did I know?” devised solutions in the master bath DO r - CELEBRITY CIPHER CBR VI with a tread-wear rating of Way, who spends nearly every my oh-my-god bed because that’s “I was sure it belonged to royalty, they created for a show house in Celebrity Cipher cryptograms are created from quotations by lamous RO FO NEW YORK — Sandwiched be­ spare moment browsing in antique people, past and present. Each letter in the cipher stands tor T 400, which translates to 80,000 what people say when they first see but of course it turned out to be a New Jersey. > m another. Today's clue: L equals F. 1 miles of estimated wear. But tween wealthy collectors such as the shops and flea markets from Boston it,” he said. copy of a 19th-century piece.” They raised the tub to fit in a win­ > i Annenbergs and the Taubmans on Z l ^ General manufactiues tread-wear to Greenwich Village, said the most It’s an appropriate reaction. Nevertheless, Way was hook^. dow bay and hung short, sheer cur­ ' R ZRK'J BPZYYM losers, as well. Its XP2000 ZG ^ & Antique magazine’s annual he’s ever paid for a piece was He began going to museums, tains that let in the natural light O CO list of the top 100 collectors in The elaborate 9-foot-high bed has racing tire ties with Tlbkohama’s 60 $1,500. haunting the rooms filled with while keeping neighbors’ eyes out z -< TPKBM LHKAZ. America is George Way — not bad a paneled canopy and a massive coat WHAT YOU CAM and 70 A001R/A008R for last place Walking into his apartment is like of arms with detailed carvings of a period furniture. Then they used softly glazed quarry ^ A !v JL_ BCF for a supermarket deli man making H H USUALLY COUNT ON with ratings of SO, or only 10,000 being transported back in time. “The guards at the New Yoric His­ tiles for ^ th the flotx and the steps KHCHAM NHWYA IN A PINCH. (A«LU $40,000 a year. curly maned lion and tooth-baring m I miles of estimated wear. Lime green walls are peppered with torical Museum knew me so well that lead up to the tub. Over the last two decades, the dragon supporting the Order of the 0 m TZUP JTZJ IWNT WEDDEG pictures of one-time viscounts and Garter. The initial E is above the they would turn the furniture upside In keeping with the rustic South­ Now arrange the circled letters to ERNIE by Bud Oiace self-educated collector has amassed To obtain a free tire tread-wear duchesses. A baroque Charles II down so I could look at the detail western theme, the ceiling is tex­ form the surprise answer, as sug­ an impressive assonment of 17th- lion and a chiseled R tops the scaled RKJPDBRJM.' — gested by the above cartoon. LOOK, HOW6Y-IVC rating list of more than 200 tires, mirror dominates one wall, and a dragon. and construction,” he said. tured, there are plenty of plants and 1 eeew humiliatiws send a stamped, self-addressed en­ century English furniture literally mammoth 1690 cupboard with 7 ^ 7 ^ 7 ^ After some sleuthing. Way dis­ Today, he is considered an expert the furniture is woven wicker — the 9 O TPKBM LHKAZ. t h e MEM EVER siwee I velope to Tire Rating List, Center worth a king’s ransom. Answer: carved tulips takes up another. covered “E.R.” was Elizabeth I and on Jacobean furniture, brass, iron, last two can stand up to the moisture w B oU tH T MY FIRST FbR ^ for Auto Safety, 2001 S S t N.W., There’s enough to fill a castle, but PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Parents learn a lot from their LiPSTiCKa.. j —> eXVIPLE.. But the centerpiece is a dark oak pewter and glass, and works as a inherent in any bath. children about coping with life." — Muriel Spark. (Answers tomorrow) Way hasn’t gotten that far yet R)r that the design was her personal coat I Washington. DC 20009. trestle table so rich in history that it of arms. consultant for (Christie’s auction While we’re in this newsworthy Yeslerday'.s I FORCE JOKER EXHORT PACKET No the time being, his multimillion dol­ 9 . w 1 Answer: A...... witch...... who's...... skilled...... at her profession might be NO wouldn’t be too startling to look up He got the stately bed, which is house. room, there are several other fea­ m CD — I,..,...:. ------RECYCLABLE DESIGNS lar collection is stuffed into a 21/2- called this— A "HEX-PER NO... and see a bloomercd English count circa 1570, in a swap with an anti­ As for finding himself on this tures you might want to consider Although auto designers’ room apartment. P O philoso{diy has always been “design seated in the walnut Charles II que dealer, and strongly believes it year’s top collectors list alongside when you plan your new bath: lor IJ.iO . »Mct< mchjdn potutia “I could sell everything and retire and handUng, from Jurntaa, c/o ttUa nayyafiapaf, P.O. Boi 4368, Orlando. FL 'j2 $ n -4 M t armchair drinking a hearty mug of was an act of fate not luck: celebrity buyers such as Madonna The shower is separate — a low Includ* your nomo. oddroBt and “design for disassembly.” belonged to a 16th-century family as the Annenbergs (Walter H., area (don’t miss the delightful towel m friends keep telling me I should. For banquet tables, 52 Charles II and THE PHANTOM by L Falk A Sy Barry called Chomicy and that two mem­ founder of TV Guide) and the Taub- bar — a handmade wooden ladder). Designers want to make sure their them, it’s the money. Rjr me, it’s William and Mary chairs, a dozen sketches and clay models can be bers of that family married people mans (A. Alfred, owner of Oriental rugs. laid on the ( NOW OUR TURN' the enviroiunent. I love living and Jacobean blanket chests and cup­ 30 > H E'6 HAP \ G0,HER0! ^ easily translated onto the assembly using things from the past.” named Way. Coincidence? Probab­ Sotheby’s auction house). Way is diagonal, add color and softness and ENOU6H THE BORN LOSER by Art Baneow boards, eight Bible boxes, two caned unimpressed. underscore the native ambience. line. But as the so-called “green Besides, he said, “I feel I’m al­ ly. But I prefer to believe that bed daybeds and 40 old-master portraits. was meant for me.” Other accessories have also been ( g revolution” takes hold, they have to ready a millionaire in the sense I’m “They have the money and can The portraits arc on temporary ex­ send someone out to buy this or that, chosen carefully to further the take their thinking a step further, rich with a lot of beautiful things.” Way began collecting as a teen­ hibit at Pennsbury Manor in Morris- ager. but do they really know deep down theme: baskets, crockery pots and says Automotive News. What h ^ - How does a supermarket sheer viile, Rj. More than a dozen of “My first real experience was what they’re buying? I love each personality pieces, such as the chair- f pens, they are being asked, whra from Staten Island amass such a Way’s chairs also are on loan to piece I buy. I care about it, cherish their vehicles are eventually junked? valuable collection? when I was 16 and I discovered an side “table” and vintage bird cage, museums: others are stuffed in old chair in the basement of my it.” which could hold a few feathered Can they be cost-effectively “I have the knowledge. I know r --'\l closets and several more are at church,’^ he said. “It had a carved He said he’s also different be­ companions. Just for fun. racycled? If companies do not take what I’m looking for. I know what’s friends’ homes. . A'I? / t f lion on it and I thought looking at it cause most collectors “are private. Q. There’s a wide, counter- , ■' , J L t '' action, the government has warned real — and I find things at a fraction // “You’d think I would have more that it must have been the oldest They keep their treasures to them­ it will begin mandating auto recy­ of their value,” Way said with a height divider between the kitclieB g) 1 Wt t>y Kwxi fnttum SywPCM* me Wtvio thins ittfv O room,” W^y said. "But every time chair in the world," cling. satisfied smile. selves. I love sharing my things with of my new apartment and flie A one goes out the door, I replace it Way said he pestered the parish people.” HAQAR THE HORRIBLE by DIk Browne Like a 17th-century portrait of dining area/Uving room. I grew up OLDER HABIT with something new. I Just can’t priest relentlessly until the priest To that end. Way hopes soon to Rembrandt that he found in a secon­ help myself,” in a big house that had a separate ^ ir PovJS, Ha &a r ! The habit of shopping in depart­ agreed to sell it to him for $50. “I buy a TLidor home, move his belong­ formal dining room and Just can’t / r ^ eeM iTiFilL. J xiiA

-FSi'. •t'.-rlli.-i / 1 MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, March 2 2 ,1991-(-i3 12—MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, March 22,1991 • <1 ii FOCUS Dear Abby PEOPLE Dr. Gott Abigail Van Buren Peter Gott# M.D. ■ CBS News’ chief White House correspondent Lesley Stahl will join five “old boys” when she joins the crew “60 Minutes,” but she says it won’t The vagaries of be anything new for her. “I’ve always been in the old boy network, Incontinence RE/MAX EA ST OF THE RIVER (203) 647-1419 ( haven’t I?” said Ms. Stahl, 49. Don Hewitt, the 297_east^cent0f_stjjnancheSte^ show’s executive producer, announced Stahl’s new child support position Thursday. She has moderated CBS’s Sun­ l! ^ « day news show “Face the Nation” since 1983. needs exam DEAR ABBY: I just read the letter in your column Real Estate SPRING IS IN THE AIR!!! She joins Hewitt, Mike Wallace, Morley Safer, from a minister who is “flat broke" and doesn’t think it’s This immaculate 7 rm SPLIT LEVEL on Hollister St. in Ed Bradley and Steve Kroft as co-editors of the Manchester with its terrifle yard and sunporch invites fair that he has to pay college tuition for his two children DEAR DR. GOTT: For the ^ t year, my 10-year-old weekly newsmagazine show. She is replacing Harry you to plant and enjoy! 3 bdrms, 2 full baths, fplce, who live with his ex-wife. daughter has had a problem with urinary incontinence. 647-8400 Reasoner, who will assume the role of editor shiny hw firs, aluminum siding, ample doset space 3c M a n c h e s t e r Abby, you should have checked with the Missouri Bar Within minutes upon standing after urination, she ex­ 168 Main Street, Manchehter tastdully decorated! $153,900. emeritus at the end of this season. periences an involuntary release. Urinalysis is negative, One bedroom Beacon Hill unit, new Association before you told him that “nowhere is it writ­ Manchester $99,500 carpebng. great locabon. park-like Ms. Stahl joined CBS News in 1972 as a but the problem persists. Could it be anatomical? ten that a parent who is flat broke must pay to put his Great R BR Townhouse in small setting with pooll Investors is almost Washington-based reporter. She covered the events complex. Large eat-in kitchen, rec Manchester 2 Family giv in g 11 awayi Mosi boei Make an children through college.” No doubt my ex-husband, on DEAR READER: Yes, it could. The sequence of room, w/d hook-ups. Caii Caroiine Asking $149,900. Great potential. A surrounding the Watergate break-in and subsequent offer. Asking $59,900. Call Rich reading your reply, will be on the phone with his attor­ events you describe suggests to me that your daughter 6 4 5 -6 1 8 2 e ves. Call Ron Fournier 649-3087. Senate hearings. She was Washington co-anchor of Bum s for details. ney. quoting you. may be unable to empty her bladder completely: then, “CBS Morning News” from 1977 to 1978. Please be assured that it IS written somewhere. My ex when She stands, the internal sphincter — one of two Reasoner’s successor was to have been cor- would do anything he thought he could get away with to rings of muscle controlling urination — relaxes, leading re^ondent Meredith Vieira, but she is leaving “60 avoid supporting his children. He presently works in a to incontinence. Minutes” at the end of the season to have her job paying one-third of his former aimual^come so that second child. he could “poor-mouth” to the judge when it came time Pediatric urology is a complex subspecialty because Eric Ober, president of CBS News, said Ms. for the court to order him to pay support. The judge can’t children’s urological problems are often unique and Vieira will be assigned to another position at CBS result from congenital abnormalities of the genito-urinary BRAND NEW LISTING!!! force him to get a job at the salary he is capable of earn­ B R A N D N E W L IS T IN G !!! Super 8 room RANCH on Huckleberry Rd. in Charm Available Here Cream Puff! New Price $192,000 News following her return to work. Your lucky day — 3 BR home avail­ ing as long as he’s employed somewhere full time. Guess tract. Therefore, I urge you to have your daughter ex­ Exceptional 6 Rm., 3 Bdrm. RANCH on Walbridge Hill Manchester offers 3 bdrms, 2 full baths, 3c fiunily rm. Quality throughout. Large fp L.R. 3 BR Cape. Two fireplaces, ■ Best-selling horror novelist Stephen King, Rd. in ToUand! Features indude: 1st fir. family rm, Den with sliders to porch. Formal able at a discounted price. Im- who loses in this situation? amined by such a snecialist. and office in lower level! Also features fully applianoed breezeway walk-out R.R. with who sent free copies of his books to soldiers during dining area, oversized 2 car att. garage, 14x14 deck off kitchen, dug-in above ground pool with equipment, dining room. A beauty. Asking fireplace. Treed lot. Asking macualte, 2 fireplaces, cathedral ceil­ In Missouri, the non-custodial parent who pays child family rm, central vac, Andersen windows 3c low heat ings. Bright & airy. Call Barbara W. the Persian Gulf War, is giving away leftovers to After appropriate examination, which should include new pool deck, & 2 garage door openers. Truly $169,000. Call Barbara W. $169,900. Call Barbara. support must pay the equivalent of half the total cost of 3c water expenses. Home is very pleasant 3c pichu-e per- MOV&IN condition! Better snap this one up! $179,000. returning troops. LAYING LOW — Bestselling horror an rVP (kidney X-ray) and cystoscopy (during which the inside and outi $147,50a state university for four years — tuition, room and board, An kilwiiataiwf Nw n k 0/ Mxpwirtwvy tkHWk mk Opwvwk'flMf EtW f OBm i “They did a great job,” King said Thursday. specialist introduces a light^ instrument into the blad­ books — no matter where the student matriculates. — novelist Stephen King, who’s been “They deserve the welcome they’re getting.” ST. LOUIS WOMAN among the throngs greeting soldiers der), the doctor will be able to qdvise you about treat­ JZhS^r>l ’id U King, who lives in Bangor, Maine, said he went ment DEAR WOMAN: I’ll take your word for it Who said to Bangor International Airport once to help wel­ returning from the Persian Gulf War, says it’s a man’s world? It’s not — if he’s the non-custodial REAL r n Vintexi Village R ie 31 come U.S. soldiers who began stopping there two he's keeping a low profile, so the people To give you more information, I am sending you fi'ee RE.VL ES r.\TE oarent and lives in Missouri. 3466 D Main Si, Coventry 985 M ain Street weeks ago, while their planes refueled. who deserve the attention can shine. copies of my Health Reports “Kidney Disorders” and ESTATE,y|, IHILIPS DEAR ABBY: In the past you have put in a good STRANO REAL ESTATE Manchester. C F 06040 “Bladder.” Other readers who would like copies should Autographed copies of King’s books are being 3 9 5 NOnrii MAIN SlT'.tET P03-647-7653 OFF. 1 YR. BUYER word for many people who depend on “tips” to make send $1.25 for each report to P.Q. Box 91369, Cleveland, handed out to soldiers at a welcoming table in the Country music performers who paid their MANCHESTER, CONNECllCUT O B O a O 742-1450 647-8120 PROTECTION AVAILABLE (203) 647-8000 ends meet. Will you please remind your readers that the OH 44101-3369. Be sure to mention the title(s). 203-643-2215 FAX. rapidly growing number of pizza deliverers also need airport. King and his publisher split the cost of ship­ respects at the hourlong tribute Wednesday included your help? ping cartons on his thrillers to Saudi Arabia after he the Judds, Ricky Skaggs, Larry Gatlin, Kathy Mat- •** O P E N H O U S E S *“ got requests from soldiers. DEAR DR. GOTT: My husband has leukoplakia. The MARCH 24th 1-4PM “Free delivery” of pizza — and other food delivered to tea, Vince Gill, Lee Greenwood Duane Allen of the areas in his mouth become large and tender but never go But the war ended sooner than anyone thought it Oak Ridge Boys, Bill Monroe, Skeeter Davis and STEPRNGOUTftUPIII your door — simply means that the company doesn’t away completely. Is there a medication you would $118,9004143,500 charge more for their product when it’s delivered than if would, “so I’ve got a garage full of books,” King Billy Walker. said. recommend for treatment? 11 Lease/purchase is possible on these 2-3 you were served in the restaurant or carried it home McEntire was the Country Music Association’s bedroom Contemporary Townhouses with yourself. ■ Johnny Cash delivered the eulogy for seven female vocalist of the year fi’Mn 1984 through 1987. DEAR READER: Leukoplakia are flat painless, fireplaced living rooms, dining rooms, 042 The person who delivers your pizza must use his (or musicians in singer Reba McEntire’s band who She is the only four-time winner of the award since pearly-white irregular skin lesions in the m o u ^ com­ or 2Vz baths, finished basements with her) own car and is paid minimum wage plus a small died in a plane crash last weekend. It was created in 1967. monly caused by tobacco products. In the past, dentists ULTIMATE CONTEMPORARY — 1.14 family rooms, laund^ rooms, & lots of NEW RANCHES AND CAPES, FHAA7A doset spacel Call for your appointmenti o H compensation for gas. “Every one of these worked with the top name ■ An international anti-censorship group is ur­ and doctors were incorrecUy taught that leukoplakia are acres. Parquet floors, master suite w/spa, — No Money Down. Oak cabinets, no-was J 3 r - doing the thing they loved and performing for more ging China to let filmmaker Zhang Yimou attend formal OR, gourmet Kitchen, 3 BRs, 2*'2 doors, thermal windows, wall to wall car­ Some people offer no tip at all, and others think a dol­ pre-cancerous; this is not true: Less than S percent ul­ baths, Jenn-Air range. NORTH peting. Ashford 3.5 Ac., Coventry 2+ Ac, CUSTOM THROUGH 8. THROUGHIII people than they ever imagined,” Cash said. the Academy Award ceremony in Los Angeles and COVENTRY, $325,000. MARCIA lar is a generous tip. Actually, any amount is better than timately prove to be malignant Skin cancers in the Wlllington, 2.95 Ac, Lsbanon, 2+ Ac, $134,900 > m liie seven musicians and McEntire’s road drop its call for his film “Ju Dou” to be disqualified MCCARTHY. DIR: 1-84 exit 67 to 31S. Mansflsld, 1 Ac, Eastford, 1 Ac, nothing, but a tip of between 10 percent and IS percent is mouth appear most ofiten as red, inflamed areas. A must see is this Ansaldi built 6 room manager, along with two pilots, died early Saturday from Oscars contention. right to Satarl. $10S,875-up. PHIL BLAZAWSKI. DIR: i j ^ appropriate. Think of it this way: A waiter or waitress Because your husband’s lesions are large and tender, Rte. 32 Mansdeld, 1 mile N of Rie. 31. Cape with dining room, first floor mastor carries your food from the kitchen to your table, and the when their private plane crashed in near San Diego. Chinese officials have written to the Academy of they should be biopsied because skin malignancies may bedroom, bay window, fireplaced living O CD McEntire, who was not aboard the plane, had Motion Picture Arts and Sciences arguing that “Ju exist adjacent to (or beneath) such areas. To my room, atrium doors to heaven outdoorsi z -< pizza carrier has to drive several miles to get to you. Full walkout basement — Great for family BOB IN GLENDALE, ARE. asked Cash to deliver a eulogy. She sat with about Dou” did not qualify for its nomination in the Best knowledge, there is no medicine that will cure 100 members of the victims’ families. Foreign Language Film category. room expansioni H -H DEAR BOB: Thank you for waking up a few million leukoplakia or mouth cancer. \bur husband should be ex­ m X people. am ine by an oral surgeon. 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Save your push until your pre­ GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) There Is a cept is perfect. enter your accesa code 20 possibility at this time that you might SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-D m . 21) An ar­ A number, which ,1a 184 suffer some form of loss from a mis­ rangement in which you're presently In­ For 4 INSTOCK ^ WHY SEND A CARD? 10 PART 'm iE HELP 10 PART‘m iE HELP 21 HOMES FOR SALE 21 HOMES FOR SALE 21 HOMES FOR SALE 21 HOMES FOR SALE Including \ WANTED WANTED 2 1 HOMES FOR SALE 2 1 HOMES FOR SALE 3 2 APARTMENTS FOR 35 STORE ft OFFICE r Loans. 2 Doors, 4 Doors, Make your own personal wishes to MANCHESTER-Great BRAND NEW LISTINGIil neighborhood. Solid 6 Exceptional 6 room, 3 SUPER-BUY-Historic 1- ______RENT______SPACE______W agons that special person in your life. room brick Cape. D.F. REALE, INC. & Z-24's bedroom Ranch on story, high scenic MANCHESTER-Store/ New 1991 Cavaliers $129,000. Moriconi Walbridge Hill Rd. in REAL ESTATE GREAT AVAILABLE APRIL 13-2 Such as birthdays, weddings, location. 3 Bedrooms, bedrooms and attic. Commercial use. Main Real Estate, 643-1823. Tollandl Features 175 M ik i St., M inchettw OPPORTUNITY large front porch, per- NEWS 846-4525 Suit-able for adults. St. near Center St. 646- anniversaries, holidays. NEW PRICE-$192,000- include: 1st floor family Why rent when you can rennial garden, fruit 2426. Weekdays, 9-5. room, dining area, over­ 5% SENIOR CfTIZEN COMMISSION RATE $575 plus heat. $250 Your lucky dayl 3 own this 5 and 5 Two trees. Vernon, Deposit plus Final Call Classified Today sized 2 car attached 20 YEARS OF DEDICATED SERVICE AND EXPERIENCE Bedroom home avail­ Family and pay 1 ^ for $101,333. Phil Month’s Rent. 649- CORRESPONDENT jarage, 14x14 deck off FULLY 643-2711 able at a discounted MARKET EVALUATION OF YOUR HOME your mortgage payment Blazawski. Philips Real 9535. Call after 4:30 room, central EAST HARTFORD, CT and ask for price. Immaculate, 2 [Tiily than you would for rent Estate, 742-1450. pm. EQUIPPED We currently have an opening fireplaces, cathedral vac, Andersen windows ' i M r Owner will assist with L Single Offices *8.00 to and low heat and water FURNISHED-3 Room Automatic, nze or Paula ceilings. Bright and airy. Daniel F. ReaHtj Railtora ppi; secondary financing. 2 2 CONDOMINIUMS *12.50 per square fo o t- Air Conditioning. Call Barbara W. RE/ expenses. Home is apartment, 2nd floor. for a news correspondent to veiy pleasant and pic­ Please check beknrfor|^ffR ^!iM (vle* ' , Roof, heating, «iooMeai' roM FOR SALE Heat. Private Triple Net AM/FM Stereo MAX East of the River. O FREE matkM vSlue ajiHmeto ..{] v a ltitiq ii \ plumbing and sidngire^ 647-1419. ture perfect inside and entrances. Adults. No Renovating Cassette, NOTICES 1 LOST and FOUND cover Coventry events. This is a □ FREE nSwsietW sut»etrip ((on i p,- > cently lifte d . Buyer can ^ BROOKSIDE-South pets. Security. F outi $147,500. Jackson Central Air, Gas Heat, Hi­ Power Steering. □ FREE qualificaiion interview move Into immacuiale Windsor, $139,900. iFteferences. 643-4860, As a condition precedent & Jackson Real Estate, Adorable 2 year old Defogger. IMPOUNDED-Male, 5 part-time position which in­ NEW RANCHES AND 647-8400. FREE information on the following: vacant apartment, /teking 2pm to 7pm. Tech Security System, to the placement of any months, Terrier cross, CAPES-FHA/VA-NO Q Mortgage Sarvlca Information $165,000. Cal for further Condo. 2 Bedroom s Per Much More. F MANCHESTER-2 Family, Ample Parking, Bus Route, advertising in the black and tan. Found cludes covering town govern­ MONEY DOWN. Oak .□ Homes R6r Sale vs.-lnt -i details. I) - with possible 3rd in loft. Month #5480 Manchester Herald, Ad­ on Hartford Rd. Call cabinets, no-wax floors, CREAM PUFF! 3 Q iLand ForiSale v, •• Central air; rcathedral 5-Room.lovely Duplex. EZ-Accessto I-91 and 1-84. vertiser hereby agrees Manchester Dog ment meetings and feature writ­ thermal windows, all to Bedroom Cape, 2 □ Investment Proherties Alex Matthew ceilirgjoi.slty light, 2 Bedrooms. Lots of Call to protect, indemnify Warden. 643-6642. wall carpeting. Ashford, fireplace, breezeway, □ Vacation Homes Realty - fireplace and a garage cabinets and closets. and hold harmless the walk-out rec room with □ Relocatkxi Sarvicas too! D.W. Fish Real Nice yard. Heat/hot LOST-VUARNET-Sun ing. 3.5 acres, Coventry, M&G Assoc. Manchester Herald, its only $115,517. Betty fireplace. Treed lot. As­ □ Rental Program 649-4003 Estate, 643-1591 or water included. $750 Offer Ends April 7 officers and employees glasses. Brown lens, king $169,900. Call C Career Opportunitias 871-1400. Monthly. 684-4686. Monday-Fiiday tortoise shell frame. Mora Dir; 31S RT on against any ana all Daley, LT on South St, Barbara W. RE/MAX We win estimate the market value pf your home at no cost or 8am-4pm liability, loss or ex­ Reward, $15. 646- Please apply in writing to: obligation. -p. MANCHEST^-jlPfqacu- MANCHESTER Birch St. 2972. LT on Lakeview. Philips East of the River, 647- ‘ VALUE-@ Bargain pense including late 9 room original 3 rooms. Includes heat/ at Real Estate, 742.1450. 1419. Simply mail this form, or cal our olloe at ricel Lovely 2 attorneys’ fees, arising owner Garrison hot water. Security or F (203) 646-4525 edroom, 1-1/2 bath references. $425/ 5 2 8 -6 5 4 1 Z from claims of unfair 11 HELP WANTED Manchester Herald Colonial. Cozy den with C CARTER BRICK RANCH-2 Car at­ condo with extra room trade practices, infring- CUSTOM THROUGH & Your Name______fireplace. Enclosed sun month. 649-4820 or tached parage. in lower level. Located ment of trademarks, CLERICAL-Sales clas­ THROUGHill $134,900. Address______porch, 4 bedrooms, for­ 646-4412. O Z ] P.O. Box 591 Fireplace, living room, in Courtside When you need to trade names or patents, sified 100’s of jobs-19 A must see is this An- Town______:______mal dining room and MANCHESTER-2, 3, and 1 229 Main Street, Manchester J 3 r - categories 1 900-226- extra large kitchen, 3 living room, lower level Condominums, this unit advertise, nothing violation of rights of saldi built 6 room Cape Phone______6 Room apartments. Exit 3 off 1-384 ■ 646-6464 S ^ privacy and infringe­ 2645 $3/Min 24 Hrs. Manchester, CT 06040 with dining room, first bedrooms, 2 baths. Lot: family room with 2nd also has 2 decks, ap­ Security. 646-2426. works like Classified 90 X 156. Marion E. Best Time To C all. .am/pm fireplace, 2-1/2 baths. A pliances and garage > m ment of copyright and CLERICAL-Telephone floor master bedroom, W»okda,s.9am-5pm Hours: Mon.-Thurs. 9-8; Fri. 9-6; Sat. 9-5 bay window, fireplaced Robertson, Realtor. teasure to showl U&R Dial z i ^ proprietary rights, unfair classified 10O’s Of jobs- Or call 643-2711 FREE Ej MANCHESTER-Like new competition and libel living room, atrium 643-5953. H ealtyi Co., 643-2692. state. $124,900. Strano 19 categories 1-900- 175 Main Street Real Estate, 647-7653. 3 bedroom d up le x, 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 O CO and slander, which may 226-264^5 ?$3/Min 24 after 12:00 noon. doors to heaven CAST YOUR WORRIES outdoorsi Full walkout Manchester, CT 06040 F large yard. Applianced, 2 - < result from the publica­ Hrs.______AWAYill $134,900. MANCHESTER-2 Family. carpeted. No pets. tion of any advertise­ basement. Great for Space abounds in this Asking $149,900. Great MALLARD VIEW-New H H family room expansion! Lease, security. $785 / ment in the Manchester DAY CARE-Licenced only p riv a te 3 b ed ro om IN-LAW PQSSIBILITES- ONLY $129,9001!! 7 Room potential. Call Ron, Ranch and Colonial Month. 646-3938. m I Herald by advertiser, in­ needed for 10 montn Anne Miller Real Townhouse end unit Bolton, $1 69,500. Ranch with large 1st 649-3087. RE/MAX homes. Change your 0 m cluding advertisements and 31 month girls. Full 11 HELPWAN'TED 2 1 HOMES FOR SALE Estate, 647-8000. with formal dining room, Large Raised Ranch floor family roomi East of the River, 647- lifestyle to 1 -floor living. MANCHESTER-Available G <=0 in any free distribution time. Must have no F sliders to oversized with in-law suite Modern kitchen with 1419. 2 B edroom , 2 bath April 1st. 1 Bedroom. No pets. $425 plus CHEVROLET publications published other infants under 18 BRAND NEW LISTING!!! GREAT VALUE-Large deck, and full potential. One acre oak cabinets. F______Ranches. Also 3 131I I C K 1 ^ ASSEMBLY ~ utilities. 872-9951. by the Manchester months old in home Super 8 room Ranch on yard surrounds this 5 basement! Enjoy the rural lot yet convenient Remodeled bath, new bedroom, 1-1/2 bath Herald. currently. Call between CABLE CUHER carefree feeling of vinyl siding, 2 car car­ Colonials. Attached CLYDE Huckleberry Rd, in roo m 2 b e d ro o m to 1-384. Bring the TWO FAMILY- MANCHESTER-FreshI 7:30-8:00 AM, Monday- Opening for individual able to Manchester offers 3 central air, central whole family and check port. Great lot, becks on Manchester, $154,900. garage. From R o Ranch. 1-Car attached painted 3 room incluiI MARCH USED CAR CLEARANCE o 1 LOST and FOUND Friday. 728-3594. follow job sheets and cut bedrooms, 2 full baths, garage, stone fireplace, vacuum, and fully ap­ out this buyl D.W. Fish Buckley School. W e ’re Lovely Victorian style $143,900. North Main ing heat. $550/Month Cindy. cable to specified lengths. family room, and office dining room. Just a plianced kitcheni Plus a Real Estate, 643-1591 Selling Housesl’ two family attractively St. to Union St. to Ros­ lu s security. On ALL SALE CARS CARRY A MINIMUM 6 MONTHS/6,000 MILES 2 CD FOUND-Black cat. Ability to read wiring diagrams in lower level! Also fea­ short walk to private 2 car garage with or 871-1400. Blanchard & Rossetto, situated on a corner lot. setto Dr. “We’re Selling usiine. Call Nancy at Recently spayed. DISHWASHER WANTED- C m Good pay. Apply in and operate a forklift a plus. tures fully applianced beach. Coventry, openers uncTerneathl F 646-2482. Wrap-around porch. housesl’ Blanchard & Sentry Real Estate, MECHANICAL COVERAGE AT NO ADDITIONAL CHARGE. F o u n d n e a r F person: Nullis Italian, Some lifting required. EOE. kitchen, dug-in above $119,900. Marcia Anne Miller Real Can be easily con­ Rossetto. 646-2482. 643-4060. Manchester Hospital. Estate, 647-8000. KNIGHTON STREET- 9^ 5 Hartford Rd. Apply in person 8.-00AM- ground pool with McCarthy. Philips Real Spadous, 3 bedroom, OPEN HOUSE- verted on one family CHECK OUT OUR INVENTORY - OVER 100 USED CARS AND TRUCKS. Please call 456-7692. equipment, new pool maintaining its charm. 12:OONOON. Estate. 742-1450. 1-1/2 bath Cape with COVENTRY-Price MANCHESTER-2 Family. IMPOUNDED-Male. age DRIVERS-Telephone deck, and 2 garage F______Excellent condition. MANCHESTER-$99,500. Newly updated. 2 IMS, Inc. SMART BUYER’S GEM!- sunken family room off Drastically reduced by TRADES WELCOME ~ USE YOUR TRADE AS YOUR DOWN PAYMENT. m > 6, Bischon, color-white. classified 100’s of jobs- door openers. Truly D.W. Fish Real Estate, G re a t 2 b e d ro o m Bedroom in quiet 19 categories 1 900- HANDYMAN SPECIAL- Lake views, paddle kitchen. Home well $80,000. A Georgian Found on Vernon St. 340 Progress Drive move-in condition! Bet­ Colonial on Old Tavern 643-1591 or 871-1400. Tounhouse in small neighborhood. Close to 226-2645 $3/Min 24 Needs mmor structural fans, thermal glass. 2 maintained with full rear complex. Large eat-in EASY FIMANCE TERMS AVAILABLE. Call Manchester Dog Manchester, CT 06040 ter snap this one upl repairs. Cash buyer dormer plus 2 eye Lane, Coventry. F town center and Hrs. $179,000. Jackson & Bedrooms. An excellent kitchen, rec room, 33 > Warden. 643-6642. needed. Coventry, dormers for extra Directions: 84 East to ULTIMATE CONTEM­ busline. $595/Month Jackson Real Estate, value. Coventry, washer/dryer hook-ups. plus Utilities. Dale. 529- GENERAL-Labor 100’s of OPENINGS-Countor $59,000. Phil spaciousness. Low Rte 384 East to Rte 44 PORARY-1.14 Acres, 647-8400. $99,500. Tony Zilora. Call Caroline, 645- 8276. jobs-1 9 categories people. Monday-Sun- Blazawski. Philips Real D ir: Rte 31S RT on $130’s. ’We're Selling East. Approximately 7.5 parquet floors, master Let A Sp e cialist Tele- phone classified 1 6182, evenings. RE/ CLYDE day. Casper’s Famous. Estate. 742-1450. Daley, LT on South, LT Houses I* Blanchard & miles on 44 East to suite with spa, formal 900 226 2645 $3/Min MAX East of the River, D o iti Hartford Rossetto, 646-2482. Brigham Tavern Rd. dining room, gourmet MANSFIELD-WIL- 24 Hrs. on Lakeview, LT on 647-1419. Rd,Manchester. Apply Hickory. Philips Real F______House 1/4 mile on left, kitchen, 3 bedrooms, 2- LINGTON LINE-Route arch 24, 1991. 1-4 pm. F DISCOUNT-REBATE COUPON ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ in person I Estate, 742-1450. 1/2 baths. Jenn-Air 4 4 , 2 bedroom $ 1 0 0 0 TOP NOTCH-Manchester, 1-800-312-5372 or 224- Range, North Coventry, ONE BEDROOM-Beaoon apartment, adults PROFESSIONAL F Present This Coupon At Time Of Sale Toward Any Designated Used Car Or Truck. Place An Ad In The Wine $139,500. Nothing 7270. $325,000. Marcia Hill unit, new carpeting, preferred. Country COUPLE-Seeks ma­ SPRING IS IN THE AIRIII great location, park like Exp. 3/30/91 Limit One Coupon Per Purchase. Subtract coupon from advertised price. FREE compares in price and SHELLEY LANE- McCarthy. Dir: 1-84 exit privacy. No dogs. $460/ ture and dependable This immaculate 7 room value to this 8 room 67 to 31 S, right to setting with pooll Inves­ month. 1-1/2 Months baby sitter for 3 & Dine Guide Split Level on Hollister Glastonbury. Immacu­ Cape with many extra Satari. Philips Real tor is almost giving it security. 742-0569. children. Full time, day St. in Manchester with late 3 bedroom, 1-1/2 awayl Must Seel Make CLASSIFIED touches including bath. Split with much Estate, 742-1450. and evening hours. its terrific yard and sun F an offer. Asking MANSFIELD/WIL- 88 CHEVY 87 BUICK 87 BUICK 87 BUICK 87CAMARO CALL hardwood floors in room and lots of LINGTON LlNE-Route 89 P O N n A C 88BUICK 88 CHEVY 649-7867. porch invites you to $59,900. Call Rich E^ECTRA LESABRE SKYHAWKSEO. IROC-Z kitchen, new mudroom storage arsa. All ap­ 4 4 . 2 Bedroom STE LESABRE CORSICA CORSICA LINE ADS RECEPTIONIST-For plant and enjoy! 3 Bums for details. RE/ /ttWtiMi 40«x OnV 23.000 V6,Aif WAGON Only 20.000 Bnght Bedrooms, 2 full baths, and sliders to sun/fami- pliances to remain. Nice apartment. Adults Hartford Law Firm, 6 MAX East of the River, ILZE OR PAULA fireplace, shiny ly room plus a 2 car private yard. $155,000. preferred. Country 04. >10,795 Lawyers, 9-5, 1 hour oversozed garagel 647-1419. o«S »16,99S ^ >10,795 S >7795 *7795 a r >10,795 UlS' *9995 cgi *7795 IN ^ hardwood floors, W e ’re Selling Housesl" F privacy. No dogs. $460/ lunch. Benefits, parking D.W. Fish Real Estate, Blanchard & Rossetto, Month. 1-1/2 months 87 TOYOTA 87BUICK 87 CHEVY 87 CHEVY 86 CHEVY 86 CHEVY 86 PORSCHE 8SBWCK paid. Light typing 643-2711 aluminum siding, ample closet space and taste- 643-1591. 646-2482. STEPPING OUT & UPlil security. 742-0569. CEUCAGT SOMERSET NOVA SPECTRUM CAPRICE SEDAN MONTE CARLO 944 ELEGTRA ★ preferred. 527-4226. The ^ fully decoratedi F $118,900-$143,500. Air, UnM A ir /ff VS.Oolv V8,Fuly Only 16.000 ♦ D r,* TEACHERS-Telephone Lease/purchase is pos­ SSpMd 46,000 U. $153,900.00, Jackson PUBLISHER'S 3 4 HOMES FOR RENT C066 ' ' r * 7 9 9 5 classified 100’s of jobs- & Jackson Real Estate, sible on these 2-3 C345 *9795 »7995 *6495 lr » >4695 C32S *8695 a r > 6 7 9 5 *18,995 Manchester Herald NOTICE: bedroom Contemporary 19 categories 1-900- 647-8400. AVAILABLE-April 15. 90 CHEVY 90 CHEVY 91 CHEVY That’s right, if you have merchandise to sell [Let A Specialist Do It! Townhouses with 90GEO FEATU RE - 3-20 THRU 3-30-91 226-264^5 $3/Min 24 F EQUAL Cozy house for 2 near PRIZMLSi CORSICA LT LUMRiAAPV SBLAZER valued at $100 or less yoiu ad is FREE! Hrs. Where fireplaced living rooms, Coventry Lake. $600/ START OUT SMARTI Ab­ HOUSING AfoAM. DtivarEd 85 CHEVY CAPRICE CLASSIC - 4 DOOR SEDAN We know how impor­ with family rooms, month. 1 Month security TELEPHONE-Sales. Part solutely immaculate in­ LOTS OF ROOM 8. SURPRISING HIGH MPG m 1 ^ 4 ^ 4 9 5 '^ *18,495 ★ 12 WORDS ~ 3 DAYS FREE OPPORTUNITY laundry rooms, and lots required. Utlities not Z i M0.995 ^ *10,995 Wtf •aVI.«.amoawMlauM S» ICCON time out of your home. tant your business is to you side and out, vinyl of ctoset spacel Call for included. Call 742-9543 Original Price $6995 ★ PRICE MUST APPEAR IN AD Earn up to $10 plus per and we'd iike to heip you get siding, enerpy efficient. Do I All Real Estate adver­ your appointmenti Anne after 5 pm. 690fEVY 88CHEVY aSCHEVY (COMBINED ITEM TOTAL NOT TO EXCEED «1 on hour. 528-0358. Walking distance to tised in this newspa­ Miller Real Estate, 647- K20 PICKUP Reduced To 6695 onuco SUBURBAN ASTROVAN the best resuits possibiel beach. 1 Year Buyer 8000. MANCHESTER-2 Silvwado Double Coupon Rebate -10(X) t r a m coverage SWarado VA/Ur.OiW 97.000 ■k PRIVATE PARTY ONLY per is subject to the Bedroom Cape, formal -1 0 0 0 IncL whh thb ear« DO 4 We can do that for you by dining, fireplace * 4 6 9 5 addltlofMl charga. C272 *17,695 SS *10,695 INTHSOFFEX) Coventry, only Sign? Federal Fair Housing & >11,795 TUNIHES $115,517. Betty Mora. garage, fenced yard. offering a special advertising rate Act of 1968 which 31 ROOMS FOR RENT 87CHEVY 90 CHEVY ★ USE THE COUPON BELOW - Dir; 31S RT on Daley, $775 plus utilities. 88 CHEVY 87 CHEVY 90 BUICK 91 CHEVY 90 CHEVY 90 CHEVY 1 MANCHESTER-Available Every Thursday, we are makes it illegal to ad­ S10 PICKUP C20 PICKUP REAHA CAVAUERS BEREHAGT CAPRICE SEDAN CAVAUERSEO. NO PHONE ORDERS immediately. 1200 in our "Let A Specialist Do It" LT on South St, LT on MANCHESTER-Free Security required. 649- C19Q0PICKUP Lakeview. Philips Real running a spedial advertis­ 0795. VATahoa 3NT«i GMEiac V6,Air Square feet. Commer- column. We offer a 1 inch ad that vertise “any pr^er- week with $100 secBrity k LIMIT ONE PER FAMILY PER MONTH . cial/lndustrial. 3 Phase Estate, 742-1450. ing page pr^pages giving ence, limHatWh dr dis­ deposit. Clean, quiet, MANCHESTER-1/2 >8995 *6795 c?r^<9695 1 ^ ^ * 1 8 , 9 9 5 ^ * ^ * 9 9 9 5 5!!?7 *10,995 ^ *13.995 ^ *9895 ‘ : furnished. 646-8337. Duplex. $750 plus FOR OTHER ADS PLEASE CALL 643-2711 electric. Sprinkler runs for 24 days for a very low you infonhafon on all types crimination Jdn 90 GEO STORM 90 BUICK system. $550 Per security. Jack Lappen 90M EVY [90CHEVY 90 GEO 90GEOPRUM 90 GEO 89 BUICK 8:30AM TOSKIOPM MONDAY-FRIDAY ■Li' . PRIZMLSI GSlEvaryOpikin REGAL CP E Month. 646-5477. price of $59.47 which is payable MANCHESTER-Cape on of specialty businesses. race, color,,, r^ltglbrt, 3»AFARTMENT8 f o r Realty, 643-4263. CEL^RnYWAG. UWTEOEURO METRO LSI HATCHBACK RB3ALCPE. quiet Street In co n ­ GM Piagran M GW fMd C hO K iO f OiVyWOO PW. 6.000 QM GU Program AII.PW, Your Free ad will start on the first available date. sex, handicap, fatnity ______RENT P ublisl^ reserves the right to reject or accept ads. in advance. ve n ie n t lo c a tio n . 3 2 1 HOMES FOR SALE Bedrooms, 1-1/2 baths, status, or national ori­ 3 5 STORE ft OFFICE ^ >11,995 gar >13,995 *6395 *8885 X3^ *10,995 ^ > 12,995 gio >11,995 § ? >10,995 Ter may be withdrawn at any time. Most of our subscribers are MANCHESTER-2 ______SPACE______enclosed porch, rec HERE'S MY gin, or any intention to 89 CORVETTE 88 CHEVY 90CHEVY 91 BUICK 91 CHEVY 810 89 CHEVY ■ A n ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ i i ■ ■ ■ ■ room. Price Reduced I Bedroom i3arden Style 88CHEVY 69CHEVY CHARM-Available here. homeowners who at some point make any such prefer­ CIO PICKUP REGAL4 DR PICKUP SUBURBAN Please accept my FREE want ad as follows: Owner AnxiousI Offers and Townhouse apart- SINGLE ROOMS-Retail or CAVAUERCPE. CELECRITY CONVERTIBLE BEREHACPE Quality throughout. office space available OUPrognm Eurotport. V6, Only&OOO Ona Owner SMarado Damo SWarado in time need your service, but Conskferedl $137,500. ence, limitation or dis­ iM i. X044 Place one word in each box below Large fireplaced living CARD.... each remaining out of immediately. Located 1/ 4x4 room. Den with sliders Call Joe, Lombardo & crimination.’’ *14,995 don't even realize your business 72. Quiet. On busline. 4 mile off Rte 384 on 3i. >7795 c x T <9995 >7395 ^ *14,495 55? >12,995 cm <18,995 9 to porch, formal dining Associates. 647-1413. *31,995 This newspaper wil no! Air conditioning, self Spencer St. near East room. A beauty! Asking Evenings. 649-9345. exists. When you run an ad in our knowingly accept any cleaning oven, all ap­ Hartford and Glaston­ $169,000. Call Barbara MANCHESTER- 4 Thursdays for $65.00 pliances included, bury. Ample parking. All MORE OUTSTANDING CARS ARRIVING DAILY! W. 648-1419, RE/MAX "Specialist" column, they will advertising for Real€s- Supartadaa all pravioua oHart. Prior ta la t ♦ ordari axdudad. Erdudat la ia t. lag, & convayanoa taat. Coupon ditoount d o t, not apply to Clyda damoi. GM and loma Flaat cart. Valid $335,000. For the dis­ storage area, full utilities included. 649- East of the River, 647- know that you can be counted on criminating buyer, this NEVER BEFORE HAVE WE tate which is in viola­ basement. 1-1/2 baths through 3/30rBl. All tig h it oonoarning iha conduct ol th i, promotion arc rasarvad by iria managamam ol Clyda Chaviolal Buck Not laipontibla lor typographical anora. All car, (ub|8Ct lo 1419. 2748 or 649-0593. prior tala. CUMiAca don______striking new U&R 9 tion of the law. O ur in townhouse. Heat and Please complete for our file*, you will not be billed. and you'll see results. room Contemporary at OFFERED SUCH A FANTASTIC SOUTH WINDSOR- readers are hereby hot water Included. 247- Brookside Estates, with 5030. Office, 300 square feet. ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ CLYDE'S PRIDE . . . A TRADITION OF SATISFACTION ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Name______COUNTRY SQUIRE LIFE- At this price, you can't beat RATE AS THIS!! No lease. $150/Month. Colonial farmhouse on features like a L- informed that all dwell­ AddrcM. _Phone_ it. It's a small price to pay for big shaped balcony stair­ MANCHESTER-2 521-1744 or 644-0165. country site. Needs ings advertised in this Bedroom, private aty_ _State_ ____Zip_ finishing, 3 story on way this is open from VERNON CIRCLE-Office SALES newspaper are avail­ basement, parking, 3.83 acres, in ground business. Try us! We think you'll floor to ceiling, a master Call the Claesified Department space for lease, 500 sq. lam( )omnot( ) A Manchester Herald Subscriber large yard, stove. On pool, 2 car attached bedroom suite with a able on an equal op­ ft. office up to 2000 sq. be pleased. busline. $595 Monthly. 872-9111 MAIL OR DROP OFF COUPON TO; garage, stables, wrap Jacuzzi bath, cathedral and ask for Paula, for more portunity basis. To ft. Building owner pays 9 ceilinged living room 649-2871. THE MANCHESTER HERALD around porch. Honey Please call llze details & copy deadlines. complain of discrimi­ utilities. New building- - OUICK 16 BRAINARD PLACE for the money. and family room and MANCHESTER-2 Rooms other tentants. D.W. SERVICE much more. Call us. nation call: P.O.BOX 591 Manchester. $239,900. with full bath in private Fish Realty, Attorneys GEO & CM Roy Osborne. Philips at 643-2711 ext. 41 U&R Realty Co., 643- HUD tolM ree at: home. With heat. $450/ Ford, Oberg. Manion, MANCHESTER, CT 06040 Real Estate. 742-1450. 2692. 643-2711 ask for Donald Fish, 8 7 2 -6 5 3 0 ^ X I T e e OFF I-S4 - ROUTE 83 NORTH - V E R N O t^ 1 •800-424-8590 Monthly plus Utilities. 643-6561. 071-1400. >-■-1^7

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SpeciQn#D(ffi! Is he We can see that he must throw a di­ Section 4, Page 17 NORTH 3-tS-Sl amond, but what if declarer has the A- Friday* March 22,1991 4 Q 10 9 6 5 void? J of spades and a diamond remaining? ¥ 6 4 Then West must release a spade to SPORTS By James Jacoby BOOKKEEPING/ L A W N C A R E HEATING/ CARPENTRY/ ♦ AQ96 give South a guess. 4K2 When you appear to be in a hopeless IN C O M E T A X PLUMBING REMODELING contract, don’t give up. If you run a East should have help^ his partner WEST EA ST long suit, an opponent might not keep by signaling his length in spades and UWN-SCAPE diamonds, but West was not certain of Jot«phP.Damao,Jr. Installation and Replacement KITCHEN a BATH REMODELING 4K8 4J74 the right cards. Specializing In ¥7 ¥ 10 8 2 the position and threw the spade eight. ofOiliGas&QecM Yen our beautiful showroom or call lor Today’s hand is another from the Lady Huskies game away from the Final Four Carttfiad Public Accountant your free estimate. ♦ K 8 7 5 3 ♦ J 10 4 2 The diamond queen was discarded LAWN MAINTENANCE •WalerHealers • Cap Gemini Pandata World ’Top ’Tour­ Protessional tax and acoounting HERITAGE 4J8753 4Q 10 9 from dummy; the spade ace dropped Weekly Mowings • -Wami Air Furnaces nament. Two pairs reached the appar­ sacvicaa. AH 1040 consuHalions held KITCHEN & BATH CENTER ently hopeless seven-heart contract. the king, and dummy took the last two Spring Cleanups •Boiers 254 Broad Street SOUTH PHILADELPfflA (AP) — Some defeated North Carolina State 82-71 night in the other East semifinal. “I think people felt we didn’t 4A32 In the auction given, five clubs showed tricks for plus 2210. . in the privacy ol your home or office. W ibon Oil Company Manchester considered them the underdog, but in dn NCAA Eastern Regional semi­ The winner advances to the Bushes Trimmed ¥AKQJ953 either all four aces or three aces and Krzysztof Martens from Poland stand much of a chance in this m m m 643-9034 6458393 ______649-5400______the University of Connecticut (hdn’t final Thursday night. NCAA Women’s Tournament-Final Free edging of curbs and side­ ♦ --- the heart king. was also in seven hearts. But he faced game, and after I saw N.C. Slate 4A 6 4 the diabolical lead of the spade eight let the critics phase them as they The Big ^ t Conference cham­ Four on March 30-31 in New Or­ shoot, I wasn’t too sure either,” said walks with a summer contract Against the mercurial Brazilian Ga­ ACCOUNTING NO JOB TOO SMALL CUSTOM QUALITY Vulnerable; North-South briel Chagas, West led a low club. Cha­ from Canadian Eric Kokish. Not un­ pulled out a win for a shot at the pion Huskies will meet Clemson for leans. Connecticut coach Geno Auriemma. MANAGEMENT SERVICES Free Esdmates Instant Service/Free Estimates One stop Improvements. Dealer; South gas won with dummy’s king, played a naturally Martens finessed dummy’s NCAA Eastern title. the Eastern title Saturday at noon Clemson knocked UConn out of “We kept our composure and •T ax Prepeittlon* Fully Insured Bath/Kitchen Renxxteling Framing to Painting. club back to his ace, ru ff^ his club nine, and East’s jack drew the ace. Senior co-captains Kerry Bascom with the game televised nationally last year's tournament 61-59 in a •Individual or Bualneta^ showed a lot of poise, and we did a One Can Does It AK Licensed & Insured. W est N o rth Elast Now it was easy for Kokish to keep his •Reasonable Raiee^ loser in the dummy and ran his seven scored 23 points and Laura Lishness by ESPN. Clemson (22-10) defeated first-round game at Oampel lot of good things tonight.” 645-7887 3 0 Years Experience 8.B.B. 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Need “We got some good shots, but we THOMAS MACHUGA, •R e p a ir s computers, camping title. weren’t getting many offensive FRENCtrS LAWN a TREE SERVICE ROOFING/ equipment. March 23, CPA, CLU Free estimates. W e , rebounds, so we wanted to make l i mwaooapling monDing ■ooounN 9-12noon. 97 MISCELLANEOUS • Tax Return Preparation ter Hti* UMn Mason. SIDING Licensed and Insured. sure we tried to stop their fast • Rnandal Planning • Lasm Cut a Trim AUTOMOTIVE C a ll T o m 1 break,” Auriemma said. • Personal and Businesa • Formal Hadga Ttimring LIONEL COTE • Prompt, Protessional service • Traaa a Shruba Plantad G et th e WHEELS-Polycast mags. n o t W '/W q • Pruning • Spot Saading • Fartibar 8 7 1 -8 0 9 2 Fit 1988 Mustang, in­ “I can’t say enough about N.C. 645-6883 • Vagatabla Gardana Axo-Tilad ROOFING & SIDING Want Ad habit- 'klTH A A w MMfan EWrmtlaa •30 Years Experience clude studded snows. State. They are one of the classiest LewtrRatm forSui/orm Let A Specialist read and use the little ads $50 for pair. 643-5058. teams in the country, and they have S4S-1312 •Fully Insured W l - in Qassified regularly. F •License # 506737 Do in one of the classiest coaches.” 98 WANTED TO BUT/ North Carolina State closed to PHIL'S LAWN CARE 643-2711 PAINTING/ 646-9564 WATERPROOFING 62-57 on a jumper by Andrea Stin­ LANDSCAPING ______‘TRADE______PAPERING 91 CARS FOR SALE son with 3:18 to go, but Lishness • spring dean-Up We buy clean, late model used • Starting list for weekly maintenance RICK BURNEH WET BASEMENTS? made four straight free-throws and WEIGLES PAINTING CO. • Residential & Commercial ROOFING & SIDING Hatchways, foundation cracks, CORVETTE-1978. $5800/ cars and trucks. Top prices Bascom added two more to secure Tho PfM B Best offer. Loaded. Quality work at a 742-9540 sump pumps, tile lines, gravity paid. the Huskies’ win. TIGHT DEFENSE — UConn’s Debbie Baer, left, and Kerry 25 Years Experience Clean interior. reasoriable prioel Call fi)r te e estimate feeds, and dry wells. Also damp­ Mr. Duff - Carter Chevrolet Fully Insured Aluminum wheels. 646- “(Bascom and Lishness) do what Bascom, right, smother N.C. State’s Sharon Manning In their tnteriof & Exterior 1229 Main Street Free Eadmales Call for free estimates ness proffing of concrete walls 7959. seniors and captains are supposed to NCAA East Regional semifinal Thursday night. Bascom had Spring Ctaanup, Dethatching, Manchester, CT Call Brian Weigle 646-6598 and floors. Chimney clean outs, OLDSMOBILE-1988 Delta do. In the biggest game of the year, 23 points to lead the Huskies to an 82-71 victory. 6 4 5 ^ 1 2 Lawn Mowing, Edging, Hedge stone walls, and concrete repairs. Royale. Mint condition. 646-6464 they played their best game,” Trimming, Trucking, Etc. Over 40 years experienced. Sen­ $2000/best offer. Must 91 CARS FOR SALE e IM I O f NE*. tec. Auriemma said. Professional Equipment ELDER C A R E ior citizen discounts. see! 742-6188. “We weren’t really concentrating 6-foot-3 performers in their lineup. game,” she said. “They executed ex­ VILUGE PAINTERS Dependable Albert Zuccaro on their big players. We were more But Connecticut cut them down to tremely well at both ends of the NURSE'S-AIDE Interiw/Exterior Ray Hardy 646-7973 Waterproofing TONY MARCH BUICK-GMC • TONY MARCH BUICK-CMC concerned about their guards, size, dictating the temp and never al­ court. They just outplayed us, and Free Estimates Years of experience (Andrea) Stinson and (Danyel) lowing N.C. State to get the game there’s not much more we can say.” Seniw Citizen Discount Care for EkJerty 646-3361 -- ftrkcr. We knew they were a good flowing 10 its liking. The 71 points Excellent references EVERYTHING'S ON SALE ~ EVERY DAY!!! team in every position, but we just was its third-lowcst output this Grossman added 17 points and 872-7782 MISCELLANEOUS Call Let A Specialist played as hard as we could,” Lish­ season. junior guard Wendy Davis 14 points o H J 3 r - SERVICES 742-6402 Do H I Y 0 9 1 C M C SIERRA 91C M C S -15 C M C SO NO M A ness said. North Carolina coach Kay Yow and eight assists for Connecticut, MARTY MATTSSON Th« Asteclatad Prass said her team was simply outplayed. which shot 51.7 percent overall and 1 / 2 T O N PIC K U P JIMMY PICKUP WHO HAS IT? — UConn’s Wendy Davis, left, and N.C. State’s Sharon Manning go after a Painting Interior/Exterior ODD JOBS^ TREE SERVICE/ The Wolfpack came in averaging “A very disappointing loss for us, hit 9 of, 16 three-pointers. Stinson > m loose ball during tirst-hait action in their NCAA East Regional semifinal Thursday night at The as you might expect. The University had 20 points and Rhonda Mapp 15 Wallpapering MASONRY PRUNING 91.7 points a game and had a dis­ zl ^ Trucking', tinct size advantage with a pair of of Connecticut played a great for North Carolina State. 30 Years Experience 1 ^ ^ 2 , 1 7 5 »-7r^16>189 W 6 , 9 8 4 * Palestra in Philadelphia. O 03 Home Repairs. HAWKES TREE SERVICE Relerences, Insured ROMAN SPIEWAK z - < You name it ~ We do it. Bucket, truck & chipper. m ^ Stk.#1240 ^ 1 1 ------I f Stk.#1114 Stk.#1214 649-4431 Mason Contractor Stump removal. Free Free Estimates Brick-Stone-Block estimates. Special Duke well aware of UConn’s Chris Smith m I Insured New-Repairs-Restoration consideration for elderly and 91 BUICK SKYLARK 91 BUICK CENTURY o m Let A S p ecktllst handicapped Jim 4 DR. SEDAN By MIKE NADEL the 1990 East Regional final. Smith will have played a Kenny Anderson, who’s a falr-to-middling basketball D o HI 6 4 3 - 0 3 0 4 646-4134 647-7553 4 DR. SEDAN 4 DR. SEDAN 5 “D Tierney The Associated Press major role. player himself,” Calhoun said. “So I think he’s been used “I respect Chris’ game,” Hurley said. “He can really to having somebody else have the ball, and not sharing * 1 0 , 9 8 5 * 1 ^ 4 9 0 ' 3 3 , 7 2 0 * PONTIAC, Mich. — Duke coach Mike Krzyzewski shoot well, has a very smooth handle, is quick. It’s going the responsibility, because Tate and Kenny dominated R O LEGAL NOTICES P la c in g an ad In Classified gave Chris Smith the ultimate compliment last summer, to be a tough matchup for us. I think that’ll be a big key the ball. o 87 m s c . FOR SALE Is easy. Just call 643-2711. CARDINAL Stk.#1118 Stk.#1297 Stk.#1002 picking the Connecticut guard to start over his own to the game, to see how we defend Chris.” “Quite frankly, when I asked him to do it as a pure NOTICE OF HEARING SHOES-Matching BUICK, INC. Bobby Hurley at the Goodwill Games and World Cham­ Others haven’t done a very good job lately. point guard, it became difficult for him. But I think he’s “ 2 CO ESTATE OF handbags, boots, 91 CARS FOR SALE m c/3 FRANCES B. LUKAS IVBZCtwvy Comoro 42,896 PRICE INCLUDES $600 FIRST-TIME BUYER AND FACTORY REBATES pionships. Since Connecticut broke a six-game losing sueak on made a tremendous adjustment. Very subtly, his time has sneakers. Like new.1-7- 1982 Dotsun 200SX 42,896 Nine months later. Krzyzewski still can’t stop com­ Feb. 2, Smith has averaged 19.7 points in leading the gone up at point guard. Now, actually, he gets more P O Pursuant to an order of Hon. 1/2. $2-$35. 646-9776. 19B3 Buick Electro 44.S60 Time for UConn VYilliam E. FitzGerald, Judge, 1986 Ford Bronco 4X4 4l0,980 plimenting Smith. Huskies to an 8-3 record. He scored 25 points in an minutes at point guard than he laiows.” F ______1966BuiclcSlcylott(Sed 44/480 a hearing will be held on an' 1986CriovvCottx*o 44,996 BOB RiLEY USED USED “I like Chris a lot. He did a great job for me,” NCAA first-round upset of LSU and followed with 20 A year ago, George used the round of 16 as a personal WOODEN-Storm m ^ application requesting permis­ 1987 Buick Electro Sed 4S,980 0LDSM06ILE/V0LKSWAGEN Krzyzewski said. “He’s tough. There’s no excuses. You points in an easy second-round victory over Xavier. coming-out party. 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He’s really good. 1 whose St. John's team has already played Connecticut shot defeated Clemson. 6 4 9 -3 8 9 3 . 1987 Buick Skylark 46490 6 4 9 - 1 7 4 9 love Chris.” twice this year and wouldn’t mind another meeting in Can Smith do the same thing this year? 33 > Probate Court for the I9SB Buick Skybowk Sed 46,280 Once upon a time, the fiendish Blue Devils of Duke F 1988CHEVY BLAZER $11,440 1986PONT1ACTRANSAM $4,880| District of Manchester 1968 rtentksc BomevSe 48496 l985VWJetta University did not make the Final Four of the NCAA We’ll see if Coach K is as fond of Smith tonight, when Sunday’s region final. “He’s one of the better guards — “He’s as good a player as I've played against,” said 66 Center Street 19B8 Ftentldc Tram Am 49,690 not only in the Big East but in the country.” 1989 Buick SkyhcTwkCpe 46,980 $3,995 1988BUICKCENTURY $6,990 Tournament. his second-seeded Blue Devils (28-7) take on Smith's Billy Singleton of St. John’s. “All great players like to P.O. Box 191 1989 Jeep W rortglei 4X4 48,996 1986 ELECTRA WAG $6,995 lllh-seedcd Huskies (20-10) in the Midwest Regionals. Smith has been eased into the point guard spot by get the b^l at the end of the game, when other guys are Manchester, CT 06040 88 TAG SALES 1989 Buick P ego lC p e 49.S96 What, seemingly, had become a mere formality each 1989 Hondo A cco rd IX I 412,610 1987 Olds Ciera and every March was rudely interrupted in 1991. Top-sceded Ohio State (27-3) meets fourth-seeded St. coach Jim Calhoun, making up for the absence of Tate unsure of themselves. Over and over and over again, on April 2,1991 at 2GO PM. GIGANTIC INDOOR I9B9 Chevy Celebmy 48490 John’s (22-8) in tonight’s first semifinal at the Silver- George. 1989 Buick Century Sed 49,380 $4,995 By an angry and tremendously motivated avenger Chris Smith takes the big shot for UConn.” All persons having an interest F L E A MARKET-10th dome. “He played with T^tc George, who was a first-round in said matter may appear and 81 Adams Street named the University of Connecticut. Annual sponsored by 1987 Dodge Pickup In the East Regional final the year before, Duke pain­ If UConn upsets Duke, avenging a last-second loss in draft choice. And then last summer he played with Please see DUKE, page 18 be heard at that time. St. Rose Ladies Guild, M anchester Elizabeth A. Bidwell, East Hartford. $5,995 fully eliminated UConn in overtime, 79-78, on a buzzer­ Ass't Clerk Saturday, April 20th, 649-4571 m m € . M(D m . beating, off-balance 16-footer by 6-11 center Christian 1991 Olds Calais TRUCK 055-03 9am-4pm. Table rentals Laetiner. available now. 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East Hanford, CT, 06108, will -CABDINAL BU KKSVO LUIM -^C^ of UNLV RtzGerald, Judge of the Court During a campaign in which the Huskies lost six at the Rebels rocoivo COST PROPOSALS 19l7PlyinoUhVoysg6r $8,900 of Probate, District of t REBATEsFROnixj^oTO Soccer Field Development Auto, A/C, 7 Passenger straight conference games, they surprisingly advanced to Manchester at a hearing held 1:^000 O N JO (3.75 aaes). Cost Proposal the NCAA tourney’s ‘Sweet 16’ by posting convincing By JIM COUR on March 14, 1991 ordered 1917 Hondo PrskJds $ 8 ,70 0 vnu CASHL By JOHN KREISER information and specifications wins over LSU and Xavier of Ohio. It was then, in the that all claims must be The Associated Press The Associated Press are available in the Business 5 Speed, A/C, Sunroof presented to the fiduciary at semifinals of the Midwest Regional at the Silverdomc in Office of the School Depari- 1987 Chrysler LeBaron $5,400 the address below. Failure to menL Sealed Cost Proposals V Pbnitac, Mich., they met Duke for the second consecu­ SEATTLE — PJ. Carlesimo, who works his best prompdy present any such Coupe, Auto, A/C, PS, PB, AM/FM . It’s been two years since UNLV’s will be received until 2;00 tive year. magic in the big games, gets another chance to make claim may result in the loss of 1997 Acura Legend Sed. $11,900 1991 BUICK 1991 BUICK 1 9 90 BUICK 1991 BUICK 1991 BUICK last loss in the NCAA touniainenL p.m., Tuesday, April 9, 1991, The Blue Devils were the No. 2 seed, the Huskies No. rights to recover on such UNLV and coach Jerry Ihrkanian disappear. The Runnin’ Rebels haven’t forgot­ at which time they will be V-6, Auto, Loaded, Sunrool claim. REGAL SEDAN CENTURY LTD 11. The cast of characters had been altered. Alaa Abdel- Carlesimo’s No. 13-ranked Seton Hall Pirates (25-8) publicly opened and read 1997 OMiCutlese Sup. $5,900 SKYLARK SED REATTA COUPE LESABRE ten. Sandra Haun, DEMONSTRATOR naby, Phil Henderson and Robert Brickey were gone and the top-rated Rebels (33-0) will meet in the NCAA aloud. The East Hanford V-8, Auto, Fut Power, Wire Wheels UNLV took another step toward Clerk Public Schools reserves the from Duke while Tate George and Nadav Henefcid were West Regional final on Saturday. its second suaight national cham­ 1967 Chevy CavsHerZ-24 $5,995 The fiduciary is; right to accept or reject any or the lost Huskies. Seton Hall earned a rematch with the high-powered pionship Thursday night by over­ 1 George J. Sherman a i Cost Proposals or the right V -6 ,5 Speed, A/C, Red Still, the intensity and anticipation remained the same. Rebels by surprising No. 8 Arizona 81-77 in the West coming Utah 83-M in the semfinals 40 Grand Street to waive technical formalities if 1967 Chevy 0 2 0 4X4 P/U $10,800 Only moreso for the Huskies, despite denials of exact­ Regional semifinals Thursday night. UNLV then went Hartford, CT 06106 it is in the best Interest of the Auto, A/C, Rear Defogger, 40r., Auto, K/C, Cruise, De­ of the West Regional. V-8, Auto, A/C, Fun Power, Two tone lay Wipers, POl. Wire Wheel Company Vehicle, ing revenge. UCWi fans didn’t think a rematch with out as expected and defeated No. 10 Utah 83-66 in the 053- 03 School Department to do so. Tift, PS, PB, Only $11,478, LoaoM, ^ Auto, A/C, Tilt, Cruise, Now, they hope, comes payback 1967 Acura Lsgend Sed. $13,900 Covers, Stock #1854. Only Auto, A/C Cruise, Delay v-6. Duke would ocpvr in 1991. Now, the Huskies possessed Richard A. Huot, CMAC First Time SuM r - Stock #1473, . !>$. PW, PDL Cassette, second semifinal game in the Kingdome. time. S1S,S97 CMAC First Time Wipers, V-6, PW, POt. PS, V-6, /iulo, Sunrool, Loaded S6(X> /Ulowance To Quali­ Must Be Seen! 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1«—MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. March 22.1991 • MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. March 22.1991—19 In Brief Rebuke Yankees In Brief Rockets in East girls in new league From Page 17 NHL dishes out some fines MIDDLETOWN — Members of the Greater New have the MONTREAL (AP) — Kelly Chase of the St. Louis comfort zone Haven Athletic Conference (District League) and the All minutes off the bench, rebounding and playing his usual, V Blues and Mike Peluso of the Chicago Blackhawks , Connecticut Conference (ACC) have reached an agree­ tough defense. And, graduate student point guard Steve received automatic 10-game suspensions that will carry Pikiell was, surprisingly, effective in directing the Husky' into the playoffs because they left the bench to join a ment to form the Connecticut Girls’ Basketball League, By JOHN KREISER offense. first say fight during a game March 17, the NHL announced. it was announced Thursday. The Associated Press League play will start with the 1991-92 season. UConn didn’t forget what Duke did to them the year The league also gave St. Louis defenseman Scott before. By The Associated Press Stevens a two-game suspension for his altercation with The league will join the four teams from the District Ten straight wins isn’t enough to satisfy Houston l^ g u e (Hillhouse, Wilbur Cross, West Haven and Ham­ Husky fans were set to see every ounce of ‘Blue’ Chicago’s Dave Manson and fined the teams a total of Where will Bo go? The first move Rockets coach Don Chaney. den) and the four remaining ACC clubs (St. Joseph- blood sapped from Duke. $28,700 for the two brawls in the game, won by Chicago is up to the New York Yankees and It’s not that Chaney wasn’t happy with the latest vic­ Trumbull, Sacred Heart Academy-Hamden, Mercy-Mid- It was UConn’s moral obligation to deny Duke the 6-4. they have to decide this afternoon. tory, a 98-87 victory over the Sacramento Kings on dletown and East Catholic). chance for yet another Hnal R)ur appearance. Never had Along with automatic $10,000 fines to both teams be­ m m m The Yankees, first on the waiver Thursday night. It’s just that he doesn’t want his team to ; Officials from both conferences felt the formation of a non-conference foe become such an obsession to cause Chase and Peluso left the bench, Blackhawks list since they were worst in the get too pleased with itself. the new league would help to alleviate scheduling UCorm and its delirious fans. coach Mike Keenan received a $5,000 fine for sending Then it happened. American league, have until 2 p.m. “It’s great to keep the streak going,” Chaney said after problems. The league will play in a single division and players onto the ice and St. Louis coach Brian Sutter was the Rockets broke a team record for consecutive vic­ The Huskies, behind 26 points from Smith and 17 to enter a claim on the hobbled out­ fined $2,500. will provide each member school with 14 league games. fielder. tories, set in 1977. “I tried to get our guys to forget the TTie league championship will be determined in a playoff from Burrell, upset the Blue Devils, 71-69, to advance to “We haven’t put in a claim yet,” hoopla of the streak. The law of averages is going to tournament to be held at the conclusion of the regular their second straight Final Eight appearance. Tomba wins giant slalom event Yankees general manager Gene catch up with somebody. season. The top four teams from the regular season will Sweet turned to sour for Duke. WATERVELLE VALLEY, N.H. (AP) — Italy’s Alber­ Michael said Thursday at Fort “I still feel we’re not sharp. Maybe we’re in a comfort qualify for the postseason tournament. Laettner had a chance to win it for Duke, but his 3- to Tomba, on the edge of disaster throughout the second zone. In terms of 48 minutes, we need to be sharper and point attempt at the buzzer bounced off the back iron. Lauderdale, Fla. “We haven’t done run, beat Norway’s Ole Christian Furuseth by a Bridgeport quintet triumphs From North Eagleville Road to South Eagleville Road, hundredth of a second to win his fifth giant slalom of the SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (AP) — Lambert Shell scored from Greenwich to Enfield, Husky joy reigned supreme. Spring Training season. NBA Roundup 22 points and grabbed 13 rebounds to lead Bridgeport And finally, there was no joy in Diikeville. Tomba, crashing head-on into almost all of the 55 The mighty Blue Devils had been knocked out over Philadelphia Textile 69-62 in the quarterfinals of the anything yet. We’re still discussing gates marking Mount Tecumseh’s Sels Choice course, A rallied from third place with an afternoon run of 1 show some re-dedication,” Chaney said. NCAA Division II tournament. it. We have a lot more things to talk After Thursday’s victory, Bridgeport (25-7) today will Jim Tierney is a sports writer for the Manchester minute, 10.26 seconds. His aggregate was 2:26.56. Kenny Smith scored 12 of his 20 points in the third Tha Astoclaled PraM about. We’re going to know more quarter and Otis Thorpe added 11 fourth-quarter points play Bakersfield State (25-7), which beat Southwest Bap­ Herald. HAPPY DAY — Washington’s Mike Ridley joices at teammate Ai iafrate’s goai in Thursday’s tomorrow.” NL expansion still ongoing for Houston, which has won 22 of its last 26 games after tist 55-52. Jackson’s agent, Richard Woods, game against the New York Islanders. Islanders’ goalie Glen Healy dives in vain for the puck. Bridgeport, the only unranked team in the quarter­ NEW YORK (AP) — Miami in the National League going 20-20 in their first 40. thinks his client would be just per­ The Kings are streaking, too — in the wrong direction. The Capitals won, 6-2. finals, held the Rams scoreless for five minutes midway East and St. Petersburg in the NL West? It could happen. fect in the Bronx, just a limo ride They lost their 30th straight road game, an NBA single­ through the first half during a 14-point run ignited by Pittsburgh Krates chairman Douglas Danforth, head of Duke away from Madison Avenue. the NL expansion conunittee, on Thursday said that season record, and were beaten for the 18th straight time Shell’s six-foot jumper. The Purple Knights led 34-29 at .L' “Bo and the Yankees could be a halftime. divisional realignment was unlikely when two teams are at The Summit. From Page 17 match made in heaven,” Woods The victory enabled the Rockets to clinch their seventh Tugnett earns bow in Boston Philadelphia Textile (24-8), led by Randy Stover with added for the 1993 season. said. “New York is New York, the He also said the NL and the American League have straight playoff berth and their 42-24 record is their 21 points, pulled to 58-57 on a bank shot by Ed Malloy Yankees arc the Yankees and Bo is only one more month to settle the division of $190 mil­ bcst-cvcr after 66 games. The win put the Rockets 18 que alone had 19 for the Bruins — and open a three-point lead in the with 2:33 left. But Shell responded with a jumper and the Of course, when most people think about a big shot af­ Bo. The Yankees are the greatest By KEN RAPPOPORT lion in expansion fees, or else commissioner Riy Vincent games over .500 for the first time since 1985-86. just seven less than the entire FUtrick Division. Rams never threatened again. fecting Coimecticut in the 1990 NCAA tournament they franchise in history and Bo could The Associated Press think about Christian Laetmer’s 15-footer at the overtime will decide the matter. Magic 105, Spurs 102: Jeff Thmer’s layup put Orlan­ Quebec team. Stevens fired a shot off the boards Tyson-Ruddock in rematch? breathe new life into a great or­ Danforth said he hoped the two leagues would make a do ahead for good and Jerry Reynolds added two free “It was just one of those nights and goalie John Vanbiesbrouck buzzer — which gave Duke a 79-78 victory and a third ganization.” By now, goaltender Ron TUgnutt LAS VEGAS (AP) — Mike Tyson and Donovan straight Final Four trip. final choice on expansion cities at the owners’ meetings throws and blocked Sean Elliott’s 3-point shot in the is used to facing a lot of shots in the where I was seeing the puck well,” knocked it into the net as he tried to In other developments: in Los Angeles on June 12-13. The expansion committee final 10 seconds to help the Magic hold off San Antonio. said TUgnutt, who came into Boston glove it. “Razor” Ruddock may be getting the rematch both say “I hate talking about that game,” Smith said. — St. Louis reliever Todd Wor­ Quebec Nordiques’ net. they want. Calhoun said he hasn’t shown his team a replay of already has visited the three Florida cities: Miami, Orlan­ The win stopped a four-game losing streak for Orlan­ And Thursday night was no dif­ Garden averaging nearly 29 saves a Ron Francis scored his first goal rell, pitching for the first time since do and St. Petersburg. It will visit Buffalo, N.Y., and do, while the loss was the third in four games for the A spokesman for the Mirage Hotel said Thursday that Laettner’s shot during film sessions. Tht Atsoclatad Press 1989, tossed a perfect inning and ferent ... up to a point. Then it got in nine games with Pittsburgh at a rematch between the top two heavyweight contenders “It’s X-rated,” he said. “I do have standards.” FLYING TWO — UNLV’s George Ackles (44) flys over Utah’s Washington, D.C., on Monday and go to Denver the fol­ Spurs, who’ve lost nine of their last 12 road games. ridiculous. 7:52 of the third period to tie the combined with Jose DeLeon and lowing day. Nick Anderson, who led the Magic with 27 points, may come before a planned fight pitting Tyson against Calhoun has downplayed last year’s game, saying, M’Kay McGrath (13) during their NCAA West Regional game two other pitchers to beat the Los “I’ve never been in a situation NHL Roundup game at 4. Renaldo Snipes. “Revenge is a waste of energy.” But he joked that Smidi found Turner cutting to the basket along the baseline for before where an opposing player Blackhawks 2, Devils 2: John Thursday in Seattle. The Runnin’ Rebels advanced with an Angeles D ^gers 2-0. Six hurt in soccer riot a layup that gave Orlando a 103-102 lead with 21 “We’re looking into the possibility of a rematch this might have extra incentive. Worrell, the Cardinals’ long-time told me to ta k fa bow in his own game. “And when I didn’t see it, I MacLean scored with 28 seconds 83-66 victory. seconds left. Reynolds added his free throws 11 seconds left in regulation to earn the Devils a summer,” spokesman Alan Feldman said. “It’s fair to say “Chris played for Mike last summer,” Calhoun said. relief ace who was sidelined after FRANKFURT, Germany (AP) — Rioting by soccer building, but that’s what Cam Neely anticipated the shots well.” later, then blocked Elliott’s 3-pointer and picked up the tie with the Blackhawks in Chicago the public wants to see these two guys again.” “Mike yelled at him a lot and I’ve never yelled at Chris snapping an elbow ligament, pitched fans left six people injured in Dresden and a police did,” TUgnutt said after coming up Boston coach Mike Milbury loose ball to preserve the win. Stadium. Feldman said promoter Don King and Ruddock’s in my life. So I know that he wants to get back at Mike.” a 1-2-3 seventh inning, drawing a spokesman said Thursday the rowdies were organized with a near-record 70 saves in a 3-3 called TUgnutt’s performance amaz­ Blues 4, Flyers 1: Dave Lowry promoter, Murad Muhammad, are negotiating the details The best matchup in the Ohio State-St. John’s game standing ovation from fans and his like paramilitary|groups. Jazz 100, Hornets 94: Karl Malone scored 31 points tic with the Boston Bruins in the ing. had two goals and an assist as S t of a second fight, and said an announcement could come pits Malik Sealy, the Redmen’s hard-driving forward, teammates. Police in the eastern German city arrested 44 people and John Stockton had 16 assists as Utah beat visiting Boston Garden. “We wanted the game and he NCAA Louis scored three first-period goals next week. against Big Ten player of the year Jimmy Jackson. — Nick Esasky, making his before and after a European Champions Cup game bet­ Charlotte to move l'/2 games ahead of San Antonio in The total shots faced by TUgnutt wouldn’t let us have it,” Milbury ween Dynamo Dresden and Red Star Belgrade Wednes­ to beat the reeling Flyers in The 6-foot-8 Scaly is averaging 22,2 points and 7.9 second appearance in a game since the Midwest Division. was 10 shy of the NHL record of 83 said. “Everyone claimed he was From Page 17 day evening. They said four policemen and two fans faced by Chicago’s Sam LoPresti in Philadelphia. o H Five share USF&G golf lead rebounds, while the 6-6 Jackson averages 18.9 points, 5.5 coming down with vertigo last Charlotte led 79-77 early in the fourth quarter before going to get it (the winning goal) a 3-2 loss to Boston on March 4, Philadelphia has lost seven of its r- NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Tom Watson, Billy rebounds and 4.3 assists. April, went hitless in three at-bats were injured. the Jazz went ahead to stay with a 12-6 run. Stockton, and everybody had a chance, but he One player who wasn’t there was know you’re going to get easy Dieter Hapel, a conservative deputy in Berlin’s city 1941. last eight games and has just one Mayfair, Phil Blackmar, Dillard Pruitt and Sam Ran­ Thursday as Atlanta lost to Montreal who finished with 20 points, had two baskets and Mike just wouldn’t be denied the point.” forward h a iry Johnson. He had 15 layups.” While falling short of the NHL win in its past 10. St. Louis, which > m dolph shot 5-under-par 67s to share the first-round lead 2-1 in a “B” game at West Ealm legislature, said authorities should investigate if there Brown had four of his six points during the pivotal spurt. Randy Velischek, Mark Vermette of his 23 points in the second half as The Razorbacks are one win away record, the Bruins did tic the was struggling itself until beating in the USF&G Classic, with 51-year-old Jack Nicklaus Beach, Fla. were any links between soccer rioters and former agents and Alexei Gusarov had the Quebec z! ^ the Runnin’ Rebels pulled away from their second straight trip to the of the Stasi secret police. The notorious security agency Warriors 136, Nuggets 118: The Warriors spotted second-highest shot total by a team. goals. Ken Hodge, Nevin Markwart Washington on Tuesday night is continuing his strong play of late with a 68. Pirates Esasky also played in the field for O CO from Utah. Final Faur. was disbanded after the collapse of East Germany’s Denver, the NBA’s worst team, an early 15-point lead, That happened when the old New 2-4-2 in its last eight games. Nicklaus, who finish^ fifth last week at Doral, was the first time and caught a popup and Bourque scored for Boston. z -< Johnson was in junior college “We’ve got a great chance of Communist government in 1989. then rallied behind 95 points from their big three — York Americans fired 73 in a 3-1 Capitals 6, Islanders 2: Al the leader of a pack one stroke back that also included From Page 17 and had four putouts without an Penguins 5, Rangers 4, OT: when the Rebels and Pirates last going back,” Mayberry said. “We’re victory over the old Pittsburgh lafrate triggered a four-goal burst in Kenny Knox, Ronnie Black, Bob Lohr, Barry Jaeckel error in six innings. Spanish referee Emilio Soriano Aladren abandoned the Mitch Richmond, Chris Mullin and Tim Hardaway — to Kevin Stevens scored a fluke goal H - I met. just going to have to keep playing game with 12 minutes left after German fans started beat the visiting Nuggets. Pirates on Dec. 26,1925. 13 seconds into overtime, his second 4:28 of the second period as the m I ment games. Pirates 9, Red Sox 6: At Braden­ and Karl Kimball. “This lime I think I can make the the way we’ve been playing.” throwing rocks and beer bottles at Red Star players and Richmond had 30 points, Mullin had 29 and Hardaway TUgnutt faced 17 shots in the first of the game, as the Penguins beat visiting Capitals beat New York, Even Carlesimo is optimistic about his team’s chances ton, Fla., Andy Van Slyke had two 0 m difference,” the 6-foot-7 power for­ Although the Crimson Tide has game officials. Red Star was leading 2-1 in the game and scored 26 as Golden State won for the sixth time in eight period, 19 in the second, 25 in the the visiting Rangers to stretch their completing a seven-game sweep of Gerring tops Register tourney of getting to the Final R ur. doubles and three RBIs in another “It’s a great opportunity,” Carlesimo said. “If we can ward said. reached the final 16 five of the last by 5-1 in the homc-and-home scries. games. third and 12 in overtime. Ray Bour­ home unbeaten streak to 14 games their season series. 1 ^ PHOENIX (AP) — Cathy Gerring overcame the rain, In Thursday’s other games, six years, they’ve lost all five times. rough outing for MaU Young. After play the way we’re capable of playing, we’re going to In­ starting the exhibition season 0- wind and cold to shoot a 3-under-par 70 for a two-stroke dianapolis. It’s as simple as that. Arkansas and Kansas advanced to “We hung in there for 25 minutes, 2 o lead after the opening round of the LPGA’s Standard the Southeast final in Charlotte, but then turnovers began to mount. for-15. Van Slyke has nine hits in “But I think for anybody to beat Vegas, they’ve got to his last 22 at-bats. Register tournament. cooperate a little b it” N.C., with easy victories. Arkansas Their double-teams really got to us,” Minutemen fire off Betsy King, who won this event in 1985, and Caroline ripped Alabama 93-70 and Kansas Alabama coach Wimp Sanderson Young, who signed with Boston Dehere scored 28 points, 17 in the second half, against as a free agent in the offseason for Keggi of Middlebury, Conn., were the only other com­ Arizona (28-7) and Seton Hall was strong down the suprised Indiana 83-65. said. P a m c/3 petitors to break par on the 6,514-yard, par-73 Moon Val­ suetch. Tonight, Ohio State (27-3) plays Kansas 83, Indiana 65: Kansas $6.6 million over three years, gave up five runs on seven hits and loud shot at Siena 9^ O ley Country Club course, each carding a 72. The Pirates’ front line of Anthony Avent, Arthuras Sl John’s (22-8) and Duke (28-7) never let Indiana into the game. The Ok-Hee Ku, the winner here in 1988, matched par and meets Connecticut (20-10) in the walked three in three innings. Young Kamishovas of Lithuania and Gordon Winchester held third-seeded Jayhawks opened a By JOHN KEKIS Instead, Anton Brown found Bar­ V w ^ joined at 73 by Donna White, Meg Mallon, Lenore Midwest semifinals at Pontiac, has a 7.00 ERA in three starts and their own against the “Theson Skyline” of 6-foot-ll 20-point lead within the first 702 The Associated Press bee along the right side with a long S I Rittenhouse, Cindy Figg-Currier, Jody Anschutz and Mich. Temple (23-9) plays Ok­ minutes and handed the Hoosiers has given up 15 hiu and five walks Kyouactno^ pass and his jumper gave the Brian Williams, 6-11 Sean Rooks and 7-foot reserve Ed lahoma State (24-7) and North in 10 innings. Nancy Harvey. their worst loss of the season and Minutemen five more minutes. Stokes. Rebounds were even at 32-32. Carolina (27-5) meets Eastern Mets 5, Astros 3: At Kissimmee, ALBANY, N.Y. — It was only Seton Hall was better when it counted. The Pirates worst ever in the NCAA tourna­ “I didn’t even see the ball go in,” 33 > NCAA tourney ratings improve Michigan (26-6) in the East semi­ Fla., Keith Miller’s three-run double fitting that one of the Minutemen outscored Arizona 10-4 in the final 3:39, with Avent and ment. said Barbee, who finished with 10 finals at East Rutherford, N.J. keyed a game-winning rally in the made the shot heard ’round the Na­ ^ W YORK (AP) — CBS Television reported ratings The Jayhawks had six 3-point points and joined his teammates in a Dehere each getting three points. WEST ninth inning and the Mets pulled off tional Invitation Tournament. of 8.3 for last weekend’s broadcasts of the NCAA tour­ With Seton Hall ahead 80-77, Matt Othick of Arizona field goals when the Hdosiers had victory dance at center court after UNLV 83, Utah 66: UNLV five double plays. Every run scored That man was Tony Barbee, and nament, an increase of 2 percent over last year’s num­ missed a 3-point shot with 4 5 seconds left. Dehere that many points. Their first 20- (33-0) m uscl^ its way past Utah in the game was uneam^. his 3-point shot at the buzzer bers. added n free throw with 3.8 seconds to go. point lead came at 26-6 with 12:34 after its bombs-away approach Phillies 12, Yankees 5: At Fort Thursday night gave underdog Mas­ grasski’tthe on^ Spokeswoman Susan Kerr said the daytime averages Williams led the Wildcats with 21 points and team­ to play in the first half. Kansas, sachusetts an 80-80 tie and new life NIT Roundup of 4 5 for last Thursday and 4.3 for last Friday were on didn’t work. which had 28 rebounds in the first Lauderdale, Fla., Dave LaPtoint, mate Chris Mills had 20. released by the Yankees over the against Siena. target with projections and three times as high as what The 1989 Seton Hall team that beat UNLV lost to The Runnin’ Rebels relied mostly half, led 49-27 at halftime and the the final buzzer. “I just heard the on their outside shooting in the first winter, pitched four scoreless in­ The Minutemen then played some ESPN earned last year. Michigan 80-79 in overtime in Seattle’s Kingdome in the closest Indiana got in the second crowd screaming and I knew I hit half, hitting half of their 10 3- nings against his former teammates. tenacious defense, holding the sud­ NCAA championship game. This team doesn’t have that half was 74-61 with 2:18 to olav. it.” Graf stunned by Sabatini pointers, but led just 41-35 at LaPoint, who will probably stick denly tentative Saints scoreless in experience, but Carlesimo likes its heart. “I thought that if we could get it halftime. In the second half, they “It’s a real comfortable feeling to with the Phillies, gave up two hits, overtime. Meanwhile, Jim McCoy KEY BISCAYNE, Fla. (AP) — Gabriela SabaUni “These kids are so resilient,” Carlesimo said. “They’re into overtime, or make it a close switched to their “amoeba” zone have a lead like that,'but you can’t walked three and struck out four. hit a 17-foot jumper with 50 seconds made a stunning comeback after an 0-6 first set to defeat so mentally tough. Those are cliches, but they’re true.” game, we’d have an advantage,” greenyou’flget left, the only points of the exua ses­ arch-rival Steffi Graf 0-6, 7-6 (8-6), 6-1 in the Interna­ defense and started relying more on get too comfortable,” Kansas’ Mark The left-hander was 7-10 last season Carlesimo is fast earning a reputation as one of the na­ sion, to give Massachusetts (20-11) said Calipari, whose Minutemen had tional Players Championship. their inside gaine, led by Johnson, to Randall said. “You continue to at­ with a 4.11 ERA. been in four overtime games during tion’s best big-game coaches. Despite having the worst a stunning 82-80 victory and a berth In the final, Sabatini will face top-ranked Monica put away the Utes (30-4) for their tack and go at them and do what got career record of the 16 West teams and the third-worst in against Stanford in the NTT semi­ the season. “We lost about six Sejes, who overpowered Mary Joe Fernandez 6-1,6-3, 44th straight victory. you to that point.” the entire 64-team tournament, he now is 9-2 in the tour­ finals Monday night at Madison games this way this year, so we in men’s play. No. 1 Stefan Edberg and unseeded “I just came out the second half The loss spoiled the hopes of a lot nament. Celtics’ Square Garden in New York. were due to win a game like this.” David Wheaton won to advance to the semifinals. and played hard,” Johnson said. “I of Hoosier fans, who had envisioned Stanford advanced with a 78-68 Siena (25-10) was unable to get a Edberg overcame four set points in the second set as don’t want the season to end now. seeing their team play in the Fmal victory over Southern Illinois. In quality shot off in the final 30 he beat Emilio Sanchez 6-2, 7-6 (8-6). The Swede’s op­ No one wants the season to end Four at Indianapolis, a one-hour seconds of the game. Marc Brown, Thursday night’s other game, ponent Friday will be Wheaton, who served 10 aces as he Lamar mystery now.” drive from the campus in Smith is completing his career, missed an ( S r o f f . s ; Colorado beat Arkansas State 81-75 rallied to beat Cristiano Caratti 6-7 (7-9), 6-2,6-0. Anthony had 10 assists and Bloomington. to move into the semis against Ok­ awkward layup attempt as time ex­ helped shut down Utah’s outside pired. lahoma. The Sooners beat ladies’ quintet shooters. Stacey Augmon added 15 “A coach couldn’t ask for his Herndon led the Minutemen with team to get off to a better start,” In­ charged Providence 83-74 on Wednesday niaawm points and helped shut down the 20 points and 15 rebounds, McCoy night. f ItarfBuikla fQ 2 Utes’ top scorer Josh Logan, who diana coach Bob Knight said. “They finished with 19 points and Harper By The Associated Press BOSTON (AP) — Two women 'Tony made the shot of maybe the ■ liar -M* aMeMroM* 1^ Halts had to struggle for his 17 points. were very aggressive, very active. Williams had 16. Lairal&od students at Boston University were century for the University of Mas­ Despite the win, UNLV coach They came out to play. Conversely, Colorado 81, Arkansas Sl. 75: Just who is Lamar? I’m disappointed at the way we struck and killed by a van early sachusetts,” said third-year coach I tfSKSSKT K tf That’s an answer Virginia has to find out quickly if the Jerry Thrkanian feels his team isn’t today and police later arrested Bos­ Stevie Wise scored 23 points, in­ » 1 • jir... -vj :g» 1 John Calipari, who has resurrected a playing as hard as it did during the started. We were tentative. It wasn’t cluding five during a key 17-2 i p | Cavaliers plan to return to Final R>ur. ton Celtics guard Charles Smith and woeful program. Only four other w-' -T- i “ TP regiilar season. two teams going at each other; The mystery team of the women’s NCAA tournament charged him with two counts of Division I teams had worse records second-half run, to lead Colorado “During the season, we were rather it was one team going at over Arkansas State. claimed another prominent victim Thursday night when another.” vehicular homicide, police reported. during the 1980s than Masschuselts, playing four notches above The Buffaloes arc now 18-13 in a the Lady Cardinals defeated No. 9 Arkansas 91-75 in a Police said several wimesses saw which won 103 and lost 203 games everyone else in intensity,” EAST season that is rapidly improving Midwest semifinal contest the accident near BU on Common­ from 1979^9. Tarkwian said. “Now we’re playing Eastern Michigan is making its after eight years of losing records. The Razorbacks (28-4), Southwest Conference cham­ wealth Avenue, and one was able to “Our basketball image in the state Sm up to $L00 per b ^ . like everyone else.” first-ever Sweet 16 appearance. The The Indians (23-9) finished their ' pions, were the surprise of last year’s tournament when follow Smith’s van a short distance. was so bad that we wouldn’t be able RaqMMta pestmerked aflar April 16, 1991 will no* b« henorMl. Tar Heels are in the regional semis season in Colorado the same way as SOUTHEAST Police said they arrested Smith to get any players from the state Ofln la id a $13. Sab** ri nrhpii il*B M*i| Ir they advanced to the West final, but Lamar (29-3) has for the 11th sbaight year. they did three years ago, when they Officid Sntts Cash Refond CortHkota been even more impressive in becoming the lowest seed Arkansas 93, Alabama 70: about a mile away near the entrance who would ^ good enough to help Her a Al* yw idwt uws W $13 pi ieUy ■ iMtB ery cmiliMi ireii “The only thing I give North visited Colorado Stale in Fort Col­ to reach the round of eight Alabama still can’t get past the to the Massa^pHRs 'Dimpike. us win,” Calipari said. I. by ay 4 6i Ue*| SoHi* ptHwh: S. M b i i* fc * . t * itfBlM raaiplil ed n iid Carolina is respect,” Hurons center lins in a third-round NIT game and • TalMUif«/Vpe •TurfbUennl'/bpr peAadil. U 3 l* B iwl b y iiiii a p ifr 'VJr round of 16. The Crimson Tide He was also charged with driving Not any more, thanks to a 78-74 CrilAc*i caae b yii*apiH v nprbnH. Coach A1 Barbre’s team, seeded lOth, got six 3- Marcus Kennedy said. “We deserve lost 64-49. TtrfMUir* IeiM**n»T* Q] (23-10) tried to run with the Razor- under the influence of alcohol and victory at Fordham in the second • TrrihMenn • HutGm i i IIm* tiw t?- IUIa:$(0mEUt1IIUItniM) pointers and 23 points from Brenda Hatchett to lead the to be here as much as they do.” Stanford 78, S. Illinois 68: iyk*Arpa fttiAtmMm r.O b t im . TM^Aeai* MN SS3H im backs, but ran out of gas early in the leaving the scene of an accident. round and another upset Thursday •GranSrifilk.aliiiel way. Lamar began the playoffs with an upset of No. 16 Adam Keefe scored 24 points in second half. Temple, which beat Purdue and Pblice Sp. Larry Hobson said night that was fashioned in a matter Hdk* Ur* ( M b le bbey . Ofle |mH Illy a IRA ebn * Texas, the seventh seed, on the Longhorns’ floor in the Richmond, presents a big front line leading Stanford over Southern Il­ I SMywirU*a6nfl*na6l|i|. pnMai Inti m markat by ■*> first round. Alabama trailed 49-47 early in the police identified the driver as Smith of seconds in front of a hostile for Oklahoma Sute to cope with, a and that he was with a companion linois. ]. Of ptti|i)iiMnlaMk«i«kp>kqi|MWie|. HAHE______second half, but Arkansas went on a crowd of 14,084. n * ofin V w**i * Kop* In the second round. No. 8 LSU, the SEC tournament very talented guard in Mark Macon when the accident happened. Hob­ champions, were eliminated by Larriar. 7-1 run in 48 seconds to start pulling “The biggest thing you’ll find MitmiM 4.(4nl*ytanMyerOBllSI3|: lOMm and a very tough matchup zone. The son didn’t identify the companion, Nr** bind IrM Virginia (29-2), meanwhile, was led by Heather away, then used a 9-0 blitz for a from this game is we never gave CALDWELI. problem for the Owls will be stop­ but said he wasn’t a Boston team­ SlarlbiliM heibiit Vrirt Aea* Burge’s 19 points as the No. 2-ranked Cavaliers put on a 66-52 lead with 11:09 remaining up,” Calipari said. "They (Siena) an ping 6-7 forward Byron Houston in­ mate. S.000if.llbr|t<)______,_ _ O S I . ______and the Tide was out deserve to be in the final four of the strong second half run to beat the No. 25 Oklahoma State side and guard Sean Sutton outside. Both women were taken to Beth on. siAn Cowgirls 76-61 in the other semifinal game of the Mid­ Arkansas’ Lee Mayberry, O-for-4 NIT. They’re that good. 1 knew it 10,000 phmiL Sutton has hit 11 of his last 20 at­ Israel Hospital, where they were IS,OOOp.h.m>L west regional, both at Austin, Texas, from the field in the first half, made would be a tough game, that it’d be (L 4 9 - 8 8 4 1 tempts from 3-point range. pronounced dead. The identities hrrl'rlp(daaM$(rHiFrrtli«b6rboiaarratl«6r ■«< nr Th* Aasoclattd Praaa In the West Regional at Las Vegas, defending NCAA six of eight shots in the second half "TTie problem for us watching an upset if we came in here and were not available. rra array ha pirrl-rlfwdaa»«l*(*iW*aillit. wm Strr II as. a aif*l Mutt b* pettmorkad by April 16, 1991 YES! — Argentina’s Grabriela Sabatini makes champion Stanfoi^ (25-5) defeated Washington, 73-47, and finished with 16 points. Todd films is that other teams don’t play won.” Smith played college basketball at Trailing 80-77 with only 2.9 ONa re aeuh a b MM. U. «A u. U. a. (A n. lA IB. HI. K. * n. P. ox X. IX n. n. «A «T a fist after winning a point in her women’s and Georgia (23-3) aidvanced with an 87-77 victory over Day had 31 to lead the Razorbacks them the same way as us,” Temple Georgetown and was signed by the semifinal match in the Upton Players Cham­ Long Beach State (34-3). coach John Chancy said. “They arc seconds to play in regulation, Celtics as a free agent in September Calipari called timeout to set up one *938 pionship Thursday in Key Biscayne. Sabatini In the Midwest Regional at Knoxville, Tbnn., Ten­ “Whenever 1 scor* good, Lee playing man-to-man and we play 1989. nessee (27-5) defeated V^stefn Kentucky, 68-61, and Mayberry is getting his hand on a lot matchup and mixup. So we have to last play. The plan was to go to CO 1). Scotts Early Bird Refund Offer only good with this certificate. Not available in store. Police said Smith would be ar­ 1 '.U ( vtMon f.lmimiin’ came from behind to defeat Steffi Graf 0-6, Auburn (26-6) advanced with a 58-45 victory over of balls,” Day said. “Whenever he’s spend a lot of time on what we want either McCoy, his top scorer, or Pt i< «• Mihjr' ' i'» raigned this morning in Roxbury Rofer Giles, his best 3-point shooter. 7-6. 6-1. Vanderbilt. able to get his hand on the ball, you to do.” District Court.