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I F O R LESS! iHaurbpBtfr ) Manchester — A City of Village Charm •M AOICCHtr limlh I • ZtNITH I •MAONAVOX • WHIRLPOOL I •MAYTAO I •MmUBISHI • WHtTf- WtSTlNOHOUSS • AMANA 25 Cents ! •PANASONIC •BROAN Thursday, Feb. 6, 1986 I •PHILCO • CALORIC I •QUASAX • CARRISR • SANYO II •SHARP •tMlRSON • tURtXA I •SONY • riSHiR Reagan details •SUMMIT V/SA I • m o lD A IR t Little • SPltDQUUN I • SYLVANIA • PRIIDRICH I • TAPPAN •OtNlRALlLtCTRIC • HITACHI changes I • TOSHIBA C AAINSTANT ! • W ASnXIN O • HOTPOINT plans to meet I • WfLBILT • JtNN-AIR I .RCA •XITCHfNAID 1 500 CREDITIF QUALIFIED. ______• Lin O N at Capitol CO LO R TV budget goals By George Lovng HITACHI rTTTTn ^ RCA ITTiTn SHARP ColorTrak Herald Reporter < i> 19 " 19" " O A Combined 13 I?." • • " HARTFORD — The clock behind PMTABLt RIMOTI cowmoi. 25 " 25Ol A o Wire Services FOKTABLI COLOR TV KEYBOARD TUNrJG the House speaker’s podium at the COLOR TV COLOR TV Capitol was stuck at 2:30 when 6 COLOR TV COLOR TV WASHINGTON - j Budget Ibtals • AUTO-FINE TUNING • MULTI-BAND QUARTZ TUNER ’ •157 C H A N N E L , legislators filled the chamber on • CABLE READY '••AUTO-COLOR Wednesday, the opening day of the President Reagan sent n MECHANICAL • SHARPNESS CONTROL CABLE READY Congress today a detailed • DIRECT ACCESS TUNING ^DELUXE WOOD 1986 session of the General # T U N E R • AUTOMATIC COLOR • SWIVEL BASE plan of action to enact his ^ Receipis • AUTOMATIC FLESH TONES • LED CHANNEL INDICATOR GRAIN CABIlCABINET Assembly. conservative agenda at lions ol dollars Oullays Although it was actually noon home and abroad, calling and some eight months had for no major new pro 1,064 1,027 elapsed since the lawmakers last grams but seeking new 900 VU4 QCM3C met, the political exchanges and laws to unleash business 1.000 469 debate over key issues continued ^ 1 9 9 219 34d from regulatory VIDEO RECORDERS WASHERS-DRYERS as if no time had passed. ELECTRIC RANGES MITSUBISHI constraints. 800- vioio CAstmi TOSHIBA WhiteWestinghouse Even before the governor’s The president also said GLENWOOD VIOIO CASffTTI budget message. Senate Pro Tern he will ask Congress for RECORDER HEAVY DUTY 800 RECORDER AUTOMATK Philip S. Robertson, a Cheshire "m oral and material 20" WASHER Republican, strongly criticized aid” for rebels seeking to • S T E R E O Democratic Gov. William A. O’ overthrow the Marxist 400- YOUR CHOICE government of Nicara • CABLE READY • 4 H E A D • FAMILY SIZE Neill’s spending proposal for the GAS OR ELECTRIC •WIRELESS REMOTE • CABLE READY • G IA N T 18 LB. next fiscal year and his perfor gua and for aid to rebels 329 489 mance in general. trying to accomplish the 200 RANGES He called plans to raise state same thing in Angola, ^FREE Lifetime Video Club with purchase SONY spending by 11 percent “ fiscally UPl pfroto although he said details THE WORLD S SMALLEST AND absurd” and applauded media of Angolan assistance 1985 1986 1967 1988 19B9 CAMCORDERS HITACHI LIGHTEST 8MM CAMERA/RECOHDEH reports over the past year on waste Senate President Pro Tempore Phil Robertson, left, applauds Wednesday will have to be worked out Actual EMknale and fraud among state workers. after Gov. William O'Neill delivered his 1986 budget message to the General with Congress. Fncal V* The election-year speech drew Assembly. Robertson, a Republican, attacked the state’s Democratic As the president pres hisses from Democratic lawmak ented his agenda to reach WhiteWestinghouse ers seated on the west side of the administration in a partisan speech as the Legislature opened. his long-sought goal of a Wliirlpool m T f n HEAVY OUYY chamber and a mixed review from balanced budget, it was announced Reagan’s $994 billion outline was 30” aECTRIC ELECTRK F Manchester.area legislators. today that a special three-judge federal peppered with cuts in middle class "It was too partisan," said Rep. court plans to rule Friday on the programs designed to meet the RANGE CAMCORDER • AMR RECORDING SYSTEM DRYER Gramm-Rudman balanced budget law • FULL COLOR OPTICAL VIEWFINDER James R. McCavanagh. D- Budget battle lines drawn constitutionality of the Gramm- • PULL OUT BURNERS • AUTO>FOCU8 raWER ZOOM LENS CAMCORDER • ELECTRONIC VIEW FINDER/MONITOR • THE WORLD'S LIGHTEST 6MM VCR • LARGE CAPACITY M an ch ester, who w o re an Rudman Act, which requires a bal calling for a deficit of no more than $144 • LIFT UP TOP • AUTOMATIC IRIS • CONSTANT AUTO WHITE BALANCE • DIRECT VIDEO PLAYBACK •AUOTFOCUS • FAMILY SIZE “ O’Neill” button on his lapel. "It anced federal budget by 1991. billion for fiscal 1987, which begins Oct. • LARGE OVEN • COMPLETE PACKAQE....INCLUDE8: » 2 HOUR SO MINUTE BATTERY LIFE state grants to cities and towns to help mayors . EASY CLEAN TOP BATTERY PACK, A/C ADAPTOR. • ELECTRONIC VIEWFINDER • EDIT SWITCH sounds like he’s setting the tempo Bv Judd Everhart A court spokeswoman said the 1. CHARGER, SHOULDER STRAP, • VHS FORMAT • AC ADAPTOR The Associated Press and first selectmen keep local property taxes decision will be made public at noon. Reagan proposed a $143.6 billion • ONE HAND OPERATION • HARD CARRYING CASE of them (the Republicans) running CARRINO HANDLE. off on their own and not being down. The measure was attacked as "B y deficit by calling for $38.2 billion in concerned with the interests of the HARTFORD — If opening day was any Robertson said state tax cuts would ensure zantine” and an abdication of Congress’ budget cuts in areas ranging from indication, the 1986 General Assembly session that money will be "returned to the people, responsibilities in a suit by a 12 Medicare to education, health to E people.” “ I agree with what he (Robert will be marked by political squabbling not seen rather than to mayors and first selectmen who members of Congress. housing assistance. His budget calls for 296 1299 1379 1499 son) said." said state Sen. Carl A. in recent years. just so happen to be important for certain The law, passed in December, a real increase in military spending of 3 MICROWAVES Zinsser, R-Manchester, who has Senate President Pro Tempore Philip S. people’s re-election efforts.” triggers automatic across-the-board percent above inflation — .up to $311.6 CALORIC participated in six legislative .Robertson, R-Cheshire, came out slashing at Robertson was hissed by Democrats twice cuts if Congress is unable to reduce the billion next fiscal year. 3 0 ” ELECTRIC CAROUSEL- Whirlpool opening cermonies. “ He laid out Democratic Gov. William A. O’Neill on during his speech and they refused to join the current deficit of around $200 billion — House Speaker Thomas O’Neill said Litton what the differences were ... I ’m Wednesday, accusing of him of producing a traditional applause afterward. Lawmakers either through spending cuts or tax Wednesday military spending "w ill RANGE MICROWAVE HEAVY DUTY from both parties later denounced him for MICROWAVE AUVOMATK not sure that was the place to bring "politically expedient” election-year budget increases. No matter what Friday’s suffer along with domestic programs” • SELF CLEAN • 1.5 CUBIC FT. with an "obscene” 11 percent increase in giving a "low class” speech. decision says, an appeal to the Supreme unless new taxes are raised, (Story on • TOUCH CONTROLS theih forward, but I can’t fault • BLACK GLASS WASHER him.” spending to bring the budget to $4.92 billion. " I see no reason to throw down gauntlets,” Court for speedy review is expected. page 19). OVEN DOOR • NEW MODEL • PROBE said Van Norstrand, R-Darien. ‘T v e got to • INTERIOR LIGHT • LA R G E Republican Rep. Elsie L. Swens- O’Neill was not in Hall of the House of In submitting his agenda today, • LIFT UP TOP • VARIABLE POWER CAPACITY Representatives during Robertson’s attack. work with the governor. I never have liked the REPUBLICANS AND Democrats • TIME OF DAY CLOCK • TURNS THE FOOD son of Manchester agreed with Reagan reiterated his support for a list • AUTOMATIC CLOCK Zinsser. "Robgrtson calls a But he came in a few minutes later to deliver raw-meat approach.” of unenacted social goals, including a alike on Capitol Hill protested the spade a spade,” she said. "He his budget address. Assistant House Minority Leader Timothy J. constitutional amendment to allow severity of the cuts and called for a tax made some good points. He’s right His speech, like that of Republican House Moynihan, D-East Hartford, said Robertson’s prayer in schools, tuition tax credits for hike — especially an oil import fee — to Speaker R.E. Van Norsirand. was more speech was “ nothing except an attempt to set ic a l o b IE^ • FITS UNDER that we can’t keep overtaxing the parents of children in private schools help ease the pain. CABINETS people.” conciliatory. Both emphasized the need to himself apart from the rest of the legislature, and a new program to give parents Senate Budget Committee Chairman 419 166 289 349 The issues raised by Robertson work together in this legislative and guberna including his own Republican Party.” "education vouchers” to send their Pete Domenici, R-N.M., said tax — and answered by the governor in torial election year. The Republicans control But Robertson said afterward that "Bill children to schools of their choice. increases should be included in a deficit Litton Litton his subsequent 20-minute budget both houses of the General Assembly. O’Neill does not reflect the kind of leadership Reagan also renewed his call for cutting package as the “ glue that binds Whirlpool Robertson reiterated his call for $100 million legislation banning use of federal funds the package together” along with Whirlpool MICROWAVE MICROWAVE Please turn to page 7 HEAVY DUTY Please turn to page 7 in state tax cuts. O’Neill wants to increase for abortion, but although he did not say "substantial domestic cuts.” 30" ELECTRIC But ’Treasury Secretary James Baker • COOKS BY MICROWAVE, ELECTRIC he favors a constitutional amendment, RANGE • FITS OVER RANGE a senior administation official said he said. ” We ought not to be looking at BROILS. BAKE, a CRISPS • TOUCH CONTROL DRYER grand compromise” with Congress. • SELF CLEAN • ELECTRONIC TOUCH stands by his previous support of one. • LARGE 1.1 CUB. FT. In addition to a hefty hike for the • BLACK GLASS • FITS UNDER CABINET • LARGE CAPACITY Reagan promised to "defend vig • AUTO COOK • 10 POWER LEVELS ilantly and energetically the civil rights Pentagon, Reagan asked for small WITH OPTIONAL BRACKET • 2 SPEED FAN AND LIGHT •FAMILY SIZE Missing town giri found in Coiorado of all Americans” but indicated, he increases in drug enforcement, AIDS would eventually amend a 21-year-old research, the space program and Rebecca. He said state police contacted executive order on affirmative action to international security assistance. Bv George Lovng Tuesday in Wheat Ridge, Colo., a suburb of \- make sure quotas are not used. The president kept to his repeated Herald Reporter Denver, by Wheat Ridge police after Wheat Ridge police Tuesday night and supplied the department with pictures of the pledges not to cut Social Security or information was supplied by Connecticut welfare benefits, but proposed large 339 389 249 state police. Wheat Ridge police detective child and mother. ON EDUCATION, Reagan said he 449 A 3-year-old Manchester girl taken by her REFRIGERATORS wants states and cities to have more slashes from Medicare, Medicaid, child mother in August from a Rachel Road Jay Gray said this morning. He said the girl Rebecca was taken by Debra Graham on nutrition programs, health and vete is in the care of the Colorado Social Services flexibility than current law allows on day-care center has been found in Colorado Aug. 16 from the Rachel Road Nursery and whether to require bilingual education rans’ and civil service pensions. with her mother, state police said this Department pending a custody trial sche WhiteWestinghouse l a n a Day Care Center Inc., Manchester police and called for restructuring of college Reagan said government programs Whirlpool 1 4 1 S- HFrigidaire morning. duled for this afternoon in Boulder. said. The girl had been living with her father, student aid. such as the Small Business Adminstra- NO FROST Leonard Graham, for 18 months after Debra He repeated his State of the Union call tion, Amtrak grants and Urban Action 17 ?¥ REFRIGERATOR NO FBOST NO .ROST The case marks the first time Connecti Connectict state police Sgt. Paul Scannell NO FROST went to live with a 45-year-old Arkansas for studies on how to revamp welfare Grants, among others, are "out • TEXTURED STEEL DOORS cut’s Missing Children’s Unit has recovered of the Missing Children’s Unit said an REFRIGERATOR REFRIGERATOR REFRIGERATOR truck driver, police said. and health care costs, telling Congress moded,” no longer affordable and •ADUSTABLE SHELVES a missing child since going into operation in anonymous tip from someone in Wheat • TEXTURED STEEL DOORS • TEXTURED STEEL • BOTTOM FREEZER any new health programs should be should be drastically reduced or • ADUSTABLE SHELVES •ROLLERS October. Ridge to a Florida-based agency that helps • ADJUSTABLE MEAT DOORS • TEXTURED STEEL self-financed. eliminated. •ROLLERS Rebecca Graham was found unharmed locate missing children allowed police to find Please turn to page 8 KEEPER • ROLLS ON WHEELS DOORS • FULL WIDTH • TEMPERED GLASS •ROLLS ON WHEELS FREEZER SHELF ADJUSTABLE SHELVES • ADJUSTABLE SHELVES TODAY’S HERALD Tension high as Phiiippine vote nears
“ A fateful hour is about to strike MANILA, Philippines (U PI) — appealed today for full cooperation as possible what has occurred.” 489 489 849 Index with a respected poll-watching Lugar said. in the history of our nation,” Jose Outlook Is bright The chairman of a citizens election DISHWASHERS Concepcion, chairman of the inde watchdog committee warned to group that fears election officials An eerie quiet enveloped the Three economists painted a 24 pag«s, 4 ■•cllons pendent National Citizens Move K iechenAidll day that "the fateful hour is about will interfere with its plan.3 CYCLES national economic growth,” said FntArlAinmAnt 17 of campaigning by President Fer independent National Citizens Friday public holidays and issued statement. “ Anything less can • ENERGY SAVING DRYING U l - M iCrWIi John J. Carson, commissioner of P n n i A 13 dinand Marcos and challenger Corazon Aquino, widow of slain Movement For Free Elections — a two-day ban on liquor sales only make us shudder at the • 2 LEVEL WASH the state Department of Economic 1 nPAl npwA 3 silver LK opposition leader Benigno Aquino. and its 500,000 volunteers deployed because of the election. consequences.” E-Z TERMS: Development. Story on page 3. 1 n tt A r y 9 • CASH A 20-member U.S. observer around the country to guard Traffic was sparse in central SUPER DISCOUNT CENTER OhitiiRfiAQ n The independent citizens’ com 445 HARTFORD RD. - KEEREY 8T. EXIT OFF 1-384 647-9997 • CREDIT CARD team arrived in Manila Wednes against fraud. Manila, the bom-honking political .-I n p i n i f t n mittee will participate in the MANCHESTER. CT. Clouds roll In ft day, joining other foreign ob “ We make an appeal to all who motorcades over. Many shops • MDNTHLY counting of Friday’s vote. P A O p lA 9 servers keeping watch over F ri have something to do with the were closed. OPEN DAILY: MON-THURS T IL 9 . TUES-WED-SAT TIL 6 . FRIDAY TIL 8 PAYMENTS Mostly clear early tonight fol A Marcos spokesman said Wed 389 C p A r tft Q -1 9 day’s election and vote count amid election system to make certain Campaigning officially ended at lowed by Increasing cloudiness. nesday a ruling party survey TAlAVipii^n 17 widespread fears of fraud and that the Namfrel volunteers have midnight Wednesday. Philippine Lows in the 20s. Becoming cloudy election law mandates a 24-hour indicated Marcos would win with Friday with snow likely. Cold with 1 1 e /UUnrIrt 10 intimidation. the voting results very swiftly so cooling-off period before balloting. 56 percent of the vote. SAVE NOW ON AMERICAS TOP NAME BRANDS! highs in the 20s. Details on page 2. Weather 2 Sen. Richard Lugar, R-Ind„ that all of us... will know as rapidly MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Feb. 6, 1986 — 3 t — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Feb. 6, 1986 WEATHER ^Economists paint Today’s forecast lavorabie picture Connectlcnt, MassachuseUs and Rhode Island: Becoming mostly sunny today. Highs in the 30s. Mostly clear early tonight then increasing ior state economy cloudiness. Cold with lows around 10 north to the lower 20s south. Becoming cloudy Friday with bv John F. Kirch Like the others, Bonello pre snow likely. Cold with highs in the 20s. ; Horald Reporter dicted that inflation and interest Maine; Sunny and windy today. Highs in the rates would hold steady or go teens north and 20s south. Clear and colder tonight. : ; Three economists painted a down, while forecasting economic Lows 5 to 15 below north and mountains and zero to ; pretty economic picture for Con- growth of about 3 percent for the 10 south coastal sections. Friday sunny north with ‘ necticut and the rest of the nation nation. increasing cloudiness and a chance of snow "(luring a seminar Wednesday at In Connecticut, all three said, the extrem e south. Highs in the teens and 20s south. - Manchester Community College. economy is diverse enough lO New Hampshire; Sunny and windy today. Highs : • "The state is In the best withstand a slight slip in the in the teens north and 20s south. Clear and colder I fundamental position ever to be- national economy. The insurance tonight. Lows 5 tol5 below north and zero to 10 on - befit from national economic industry alone brings about $20 : growth,” said John J. Carson, the coast. Friday sunny north with increasing billion into the state, PInsky said. ; commissioner of the state Depart- "If one (industry) goes wrong, cloudiness and a chance of snow south. Highs in the :}nent of Economic Development. teens and 20s. you can depend on the others,” the national economy doesn’t PInsky said. Vermont; Sunny and cold today. Highs 10 to 20. ' «pin away from us in 1986, we will. Fair and quite cold tonight. Lows 10 to 15 l^low ; tnter our fourth year of business During the seminar, Manchester north and near 5 south. Thickening clouds Friday. - expansion.” was described as a bedroom A chance of snow toward evening south. : "No question, it’s going to be a community of Hartford, PInsky ^•good year economically,” said said that the town, which has an • David PInsky, a professor of unemployment rate of about 4 percent and a per capita income of Herald photo by Pinto Glaze of our lives Extended outlook UPl photo economics at the University of Connecticut, who spoke about the $11,000, has much of its own Show and explain Today Becoming mostly sunny. High in the lower 30s. Wind northwest Extended outlook for New England Saturday economic outlook for eastern Con industry. But only about a third of Today Irr history the 25,000 Manchester residents in through Monday: necticut. "I ’m very confident.” Parents of current and prospectivestudents attended the 10 to 15 mph. Tonight: Mostly clear this evening then increasing the labor force are employed in Danny Cabral, left, shows his sister, Susan, and his Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode Island: The seminar, titled "1986 Eco cloudiness after midnight. Cold with low in the teens. Light north wind. This is President Reagan’s 75th birthday. He is shown in town, Pinsky said. mother, Inez, the workings of a universal lab machine in open house, which included demonstrations in the shop Chance of snow Saturday. Fair Sunday. Chance of nomic Forecast," tried to pull Friday: Cloudy and cold with a 70 percent chance of snow. High in the the Oval Office in 1985. together the local, state and the electrical shop at Howell Cheney Regional areas and a wrestling match. The Cabral family lives on snow Monday. Lows in the teens and lower 20s. “ SO HARTFORD has a good mid 20s. Drawing by Anne Marie Daly, a fourth-grader at St. James Highs in the 30s Saturday and Sunday and in the 20s . national economies with speakers Vocational Technical School during an open house Broad Street. who specialized in each subject. It economic base and eastern Con Monday. ^ m Wednesday night. Cabral is a freshman at Cheney Tech. School. was sponsored by the Manchester necticut depends on that base.” he Vermont: Dry over the weekend. A chance of said. snow Monday. Cold. Highs in the 20s. Lows 5 to 15. Mmrnmmmmmmmmrn and Rockville chambers of com merce and was attended by about Manchester can capitalize on Maine: North fair Saturday through Monday. 100 members of the local business that base by bringing the money NV Highs 15 to 25 and lows 5 above to 5 below. South SEATTLE Today is Thursday, Feb. 6, the North Africa. He later became community. In addition to Carson made in Hartford into town, the Study finds need for elderly housing 30.24 chance of snow Saturday then gradual clearing. 37th day of 1986 with 328 to follow. World War II Supreme Allied and PInsky, Frank J. Bonello, an speakers said. Bonello and Pinsky bo sto n Fair Sunday. Chance of snow Monday. Highs in the Commander in Europe. economics professor at the Univer said improvements to retail cen home care and 25 percent need The moon is moving toward its By Susan Vaughn proposal, town Human Services state, would be $45,000 per unit But mid 20s to lower 30s. Lows 5 to 15. In 1952, Princess Elizabeth be sity of Notre Dame in Indiana, ters such as Main Street or the assistance with personal care. 6 30.24 new phase. the option is considered much less IXX) New Hampshire: Chance of snow Saturday then Herald Reporter Director Hanna Marcus said The morning stars are Mars and came sovereign of Britain follow spoke about the national economy. Manchester Parkade would boost costly than nursing-home care. •• •• J^ NEW YORK gradual clearing. Fair Sunday. Chance of snow today. A random sample of 463 elderly Saturn. ing the death of her father. King ' About 300 businesses either the town’s economy. Members of the subcommittee Manchester’.' population of peo • 29.77 Monday. Highs in the 20s and lower 30s. Lows 0 to A town committee studying residents who responded to a The evening stars are Mercury. George VI. She was crowned opened, expanded or moved into Pinsky said he was glad to see that will look into a housing ple 60 years and older is expected 15. Queen Elizabeth II on June 2nd, 'Connecticut last year with the help the textile industry, once Manches congregate housing will focus on survey conducted by the town Venus and Jupiter. community education, providing proposal will include Carol Shan- to increase from a 1980 count of indicated that 25 percent would be 1953. of state revenue bonding. Carson ter’s largest employer, fading SAN FRANCISCO I d E N V E R K V ^- LOUIS' Those born on this date are under services to elderly people living in ley, executive director of the 9,475 to 10.550 by 2000. according to interested in living in congregate the sign of Aquarius. This is In 1974, the Caribbean island of said. He said the state will continue away in Connecticut. He said it was Manchester Housing Authority, Stanford’s report. The most Across the nation Grenada was declared independ 'to help industry grow and added a ' low-paying, difficult field of existing housing and coming up housing. But Stanford’s report President Reagan's 75th birthday. with a specific proposal for congre other members of the authority outstanding aspect of the popula stressed that the need for congre Others bom this date include ent and a member of the British that the state's unemployment work. The UCONN professor said tion data. Stanford said, was the LOS ANGELES | Thunderstorms will be over the lower Mississippi gate housing in response to a and members of the Manchester gate housing is hard to measure baseball great Babe Ruth in 1895; Commonwealth. rate has been below the national southern states that still depend on Non-Profit Housing Corp. of the anticipated increase in the the Valley, the Tennessee Valley, the Southeast and In 1985, Australian Prime Minis average since 1977. textile mills show weaker econo consultant’s study released this because of changing circumstan actress Zsa Zsa Gabor in 1919 (age week. Manchester Area Conference of number of adults over 75 during ces and community support for the LOWEST the lower Atlantic Coast. Rain will fall from the 67), French film director Francois ter Robert Hawke told President mies than states in New England. Churches, which has been looking that period. The report showed a 39 mid-Mississippi Valley through the Ohio Valley to Reagan that politics forced him to CARSON PREDICTED the state Pinsky and Carson disagreed on The study, prepared for the concept. TEMPERATURES Truffaut in 1932, and actor Mike Department of Human Services by for a project to support, Marcus percent increase in the 75-to-79 age the mid-Atlantic Coast. Snow will fall from the cancel an agreement allowing U.S. will not feel the pinch from the how important manufacturing will Another elderly housing project 30,10 Farrell in 1942 (age 44). Willa R. Stanford, a graduate said. group and 44 percent in the 80-to-84 MIAMI central Plains across the northern and central use of Australian bases to monitor Gramm-Rudman balanced budget be to the state. While Pinsky called under consideration is construc 40 student at St Joseph College in Stanford’s report said that con and 85-and-over groups. Rockies to the central and southern Plateau. On this date in history: tests of MX missiles in the Pacific. legislation recently passed in it unstable. Carson said it will grow gregate housing has been missing Stanford concluded that the tion of 24 units on 1.8 acres of LBQEND------Congress until next year. and benefit Connecticut. West Hartford, showed a need for town-owned property at North Elm Cloudy skies will cover the upper Mississippi In 1865, Gen. Robert E. Lee was congregate housing and other from the range of housing options patterns suggest that a wide Valley and the Great Lakes along with portions of appointed commander-in- chief of After PInsky and Carson spoke They agreed, however, that the in Manchester. It also said the variety of housing options will he and White streets. The town K tJ-V jsWOW assisted living for impaired el administration is reviewing cost the southern Plains. Fair skies will prevail over the the armies of the Confederacy. A thought for the day: Actress about the state and local econo state will continue to benefit from feasibility of a congregate project needed. She also cautioned that derly people by the year 2000 and estimates and will present a report AIR Northeast and the Pacific Coast. Afternoon In 1943, Gen. Dwight D. Eisen Zsa Zsa Gabor said. “ Husbands mies, Bonello walked up to the increased defense spending by the should "not be based exclusively overbuilding of narrowly focused I SHOWERS^ FLOW podium and said: "You’ve got me federal government, since com recommended that the town spon to the Board of Directors in April or temperatures will be cold in northern New hower was named commander of are like fires. They go out if on economic factors but on the projects that are not flexible might unattended.” convinced. I'd trade Indiana for panies like Pratt & Whitney play a sor a 30- to 5fl-unil housing project May, Town Manager Robert Weiss UPl WEATHER FOTOCAST
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« - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Feb. 6, 1986 Richard W. Cosgrove, Publisher Douglas A. Bevins, Managing Editor Connecticut GOP leader OPINION James P. Sacks, City Editor In Brief sets tone for Trooper lax on safety policy WATERTOWN — A state police trooper killed last month as he ticketed a motorist didn’t follow budget battle U.S. needs accepted safety procedures, but violated no Jack department rules, according to a state police Continued from page 1 spokesman. Anderson Trooper James Savage of Harwinton had that we deserve and I think his budget is indicative of alternatives parked his cruiser in front of a car he had pulled that.” over, while it is recommended that troopers park O’Neill, who was interrupted 14 times by applause behind a stopped vehicle for protection. Police during a 20-minute defense of his budget, explained said Savage was off the roadway when he was that keeping property taxes down is just as significant to Star Wars struck and killed Jan. 22 as he was walking back as cutting state taxes. to a motorist he had stopped on Route 8 in “We must not. In our zeal to serve, create a plan Watertown. which would give state tax relief with one hand while A recent report by the Defense Intelligence State police spokesman Sgt. Edward Dailey forcing an increase in local taxes with the other.” the Agency raises new questions about the viability of Election will said Wednesday that the safest way (or an officer governor said, pausing to turn around and give President Reagan’s Strategic Defense Initiative. to stop a vehicle is to first call in the car’s Robertson a mock glare. Both men then laughed. The report estimates that by 1993, the Soviet registration to a police dispatcher, then attempt After the joint session of the House and Senate, Union will be capable of building a missile that to pull the car over and park behind it to provide legislative leaders and the governor toasted each can penetrate a space-based defense system such change little “a shield of safety” to walk in. other in Van Norstand’s office. Donald Williams, the driver of the car that Senate Republicans seem more combative. In as SDI. It comes in the wake of much scientific police say struck Savage, has been charged with doubt about whether the system, commonly addition to Robertson’s caustic remarks, there was in Philippines misconduct with a motor vehicle. The 57-year-old Senate Majority Leader Reginald J. Smith, R-New UPl ptwio known as "Star Wars.” will work at all. Portland man faces a hearing Friday in Hartford, repeating his now oft-quoted: “We’re not Given Soviet intentions, there is no question that Waterbury Superior Court. taking any prisoners this year.” WASHINGTON - Tomorrow’s presidential The State Senate opens its 1986 session former Senate clerks and a few dozen the United States should continue research on House Republicans seem less eager to pick a fight. former senators for the occasion. The SDI. But the report is yet another indication that 4 ^ 1 election in the Philippines promises to be closer “1 continue to maintain that having the governor in with a rededication ceremony for its the nation should simultaneously seek ^ than Washington officials had expected, but they Sub protesters kept In jail one party and the legislative leadership in another is restored chamber Wednesday. Several ornate chamber has served the upper see little likelihood that President Ferdinand good for the people,” said Van Norstrand. “It brings house of the Legislature since 1911. alternatives to the system, which has already cost NEW LONDON — Five peace activists, former lieutenant governors joined nearly $30 billion and is showing signs of Marcos will relinquish his 20-year rule no matter arrested Jan. 25, remain in jail after refusing to balance.” vulnerability even before it nears the deployment how many votes are given to opposition candidate But Van Norstrand said O’Neill was “hocking some cooperate with court authorities for a third time, tomorrows” by using $59 million from this year s stage. ^ Corazon Aquino. New London Superior Court officials say. anticipated $101 million budget surplus to pay for According to the DIA report, the Soviets will be ; The fear is not, as some have suggested, that The five were sent back to jail Wednesday after Opening day turns partisan _ HEA some programs in 1986-87. O’Neill can’t count on that able to build '' fast-burn’ ’ rockets by the early Marcos will invalidate the vote and declare their third court appearance since they and 46 money being there in the following year, the speaker € tta — others were arrested on disorderly conduct 1990s. In theory, these rockets would use up all HUtM 6© l96S poRrWORiM ------martial law. That’s not his style. Instead, even the said. their fuel and shut down their engines twice as fast optimists concede, Marcos will simply rig the charges outside the gates of the Naval Under Joel Cogen, executive director of the Conneticut Continued from page 1 would be passed that O’Neill would lary for teachers, instead suggest as today’s missiles. This means that a space election to make sure he wins. water Systems Center where the USS Alaska, a Conference of Municipalities, said the governor was sign and take credit for. ing that local school boards deter Trident submarine was being commissioned. address — were also being debated McCavanagh. who represents mine what is appropriate. Zinsser defense system — which relies on the trail of hot Secret CIA assessments predict a close race. So moving in the right direction with his $134 million — whose Fourth Senatorial Dis Four of the five refused Wednesday to give boost in aid to cities and towns. by area lawmakers. O’Neill’s the I2th Assembly District, sup exhaust to track down missiles — would have less a modest influx of cemetery ballots and roving court officials their names, saying they protested ported O’Neill’s proposals, espe trict includes Manchester, Bolton, time to react should the Soviets launch a nuclear multiple voters should assure a Marcos victory. But Cogen said his group needed to study O’Neill’s spending philosophy, aid to educa Open Forum the commissionng "in the name and spirit of budget more closely before endorsing it. tion, teachers' salaries and how to cially concerning education. He Hebron, Glastonbury and Colum attack. Except for the Pentagon’s top brass and a small Martin Luther King.” They are due back in court provide affordable insurance to said the plan to establish a bia — agreed with Swensson and Defense Department officials have said that Barry Williams, secretary-treasurer of the Connec ^ ^ * ^ ^ * * ^ * * ^ ^ * '‘ number of conservatives who believe in Marcos, for arraignment Feb. 13. ticut State Labor Council, AFL-CIO, praised O’Neill’s cities and towns dominated the statewide minimum teachers' sa argued that because the cost of 6 SDI would involve a number of layers. The first the Reagan administration has made no secret of The fifth activist returned to jail refused to sign $3.5 million job training program and his $91.3 million discussion on the floor and in the lary of $19,300 was needed to keep living varies from town to town, so would shoot down Soviet missiles while they were Children across the world ask. Dreams, pioneers its hope that Aquino somehow wins tomorrow. a promise to appear in court. He is scheduled for a package for education improvements, including a crowded marble halls of the educators from going into private should teachers’ salaries. in their "boost" stage and using all available World asks why Why did they have to die? Both the pro-and anti-Marcos factions have the pre-trial conference March 25. business. Providing affordable insurance $19,300 minimum starting salary for public school Capitol. also dominated discussion as law power to get out of the atmosphere. perish In flames same strategic considerations in mind: retention teachers. Zinsser wasted little time before O’Neill "has addressed very The Pentagon claims this first layer will be seven had to die We are left with but their criticizing O’Neill’s proposed well” education problems in the makers walked in and out of the To the Editor: ^ bases at Subic Bay and Clark Field, But, he said, “it looks like we’re still going to have a state and ”is very conscious of the House of Representatives, ex capable of knocking out about 70 percent of the To the Editor: memory. and successful elimination of the communist State panel seeks amendment tough fight in terms of both houses to get the salary spending increases. "If he is not giving money away, needs of good education,” McCa changed handshakes and embra Soviet missiles, leaving the other layers of the We must try to understand. guerrilla forces in the islands. HARTFORD — The state Board of Education schedule through.” vanagh said. ces with fellow legislators they space shield to take care of the remaining .30 What they did was for The following is dedicated to will seek legislative approval to establish new O’Neill’s 992-page budget now goes to the he thinks people don’t like him.” With the tragedy of the space the memory of the crew of the Zinsser said. Instead of an 11 Republican Rep. J. Peter Fuss- hadn’t seen in months, and had percent. shuttle on my mind I have humankind. AT THE PENTAGON, the fear is that Aquino rules for integrating the state’s three largest Appropriations Committee, which will begin holding cas of Marlborough, whose district coffee and donuts with swarms of space shuttle Challenger: Com school districts — Hartford, Bridgeport and New hearings on its myriad sections this month. percent increase, Zinsser said, a 7 But the theory assumes it will take Soviet written a poem so that I might We must try to understand. will close the U.S. bases as a sop to the leftists, and percent hike would be reasonable. includes Andover, Bolton and a lobbyists. mander Francis “Dick” Scobee, Haven. A director of a human services lobbying group, McCavanagh and Zinsser both missiles at least four minutes to use up all their try to understand. This poem that she is too “soft on communism” to deal with thinks the governor’s proposed budget for the poor He also disagreed with O’Neill’s comer of Manchester, said he has fuel. Children across the world ask. co-pilot Michael Smith, Ronald Under current state law, public schools must not reached any conclusions about said a solution to keeping insu helped me, but I thought that it McNair, Gregory Jarvis, Judith the rebel threat. reflect the racial makeup of communities in could be vulnerable because this is an election year. contention that more state aid for That would work today, since the Soviet SS-18s might help more people. I ask Why did they have to die? At the State Department, the fear is that the municipalities was needed to offset educational spending and salaries rance premiums down would re Resnik, Ellison Onizuka and which they are located. Matthew E. Melmed, executive director of the for teachers. quire sacrifices from all parties currently deployed in Europe take 300 seconds to that your paper help me to Why did they have to die? rampant corruption of the Marcos regime and the In cities such as Hartford, New Haven and Connecticut Association for Human Services, said expected federal budget cuts so burn out, according to the Pentagon. But if the Christa McAuliffe. that towns would not have to raise However, he said that if involved — including insurance spread the poem. economic ruin it has wrought will doom the fight Bridgeport — each with a minority enrollment O’Neill’s budget “recognizes that there’s a lot of teachers’ salaries are examined on companies, attorneys and the DIA report is correct, future Soviet missiles will Christian S. Carlberg exceeding 80 percent — a public school could have serious need that has not been addressed before, and There is little else to say, the "Challenger, go at throttle against the communist rebels, who will seize "I haven’t heard (Manchester) an hourly basis, they are compara public. Zinsser also said limits burn out in less than two minutes. Because it takes poem says it all. Tolland power and kick the Americans out along with 100 percent minority population and comply with he has taken some major steps toward recommending ble to those in private industry. should be imposed on the amount at least one minute for a missile to leave the up.” the racial balance law. resources to address the homeless, infant mortality, Mayor Barbara Weinberg say she “Roger, go at throttle up.” Marcos. is going to keep taxes down if she Fusscas raised the idea of of damages that can be awarded in atmosphere — and SDI cannot shoot until it does Why Did They Have To Die? There is no disputing the fact that the misery But schools with 50 percent minority enrol day care.” requiring teachers to work more a lawsuit. and then there was silence ... lment and 50 percent white students would violate Among other things, the governor is asking for $3.5 gets more money,” Zinsser said. — such a development would leave a laser defense quotient in the Philippines is high. While Marcos, "There’s no guarantee property hours if their income is increased. Swensson called for a liability system less than a minute to destroy its target. Delay upon delay so many the law. million to help welfare recipients get jobs and $5 Fusscas said he will hol^ a number cap and said it should be similar to Children across the world ask. dreams on hold his wife and their cronies live in luxury, the mass The state school board has not yet decided how million to help shelter the homeless, in addition to$7.7 taxes will go down.” This suggests that the first layer of SDI would Why did they have to die? Pagano’8 name of Filipinos have a tough time just scratching for Senate Republicans have pro of public hearings in his 55th the $500,000 limit set in Massachu finally in view 4-3-2-1, the law should be changed to address the million to reduce infant mortality. Assembly District to come up with setts. She explained that anything not be able to destroy nearly the amount of enough to eat. The Philippines must now import problems posed by the urban school districts, said While Melmed said he hoped the legislature would posed cutting state taxes by 'as missiles the Pentagon now asserts it could, deserves rest seven pioneers perish in a much as $100 million, something more definite proposals. below that amount could cause As it lifted from the ground. rice, which it used to export. Lise Heintz, spokeswoman for the state Depart even surpass the level of financing called for by the financial hardship for families and something that would place a greater burden on pillar of flame governor, he said election year pressure by the governor attacked in his Swensson, who represents the Our spirits went with them. To the Editor: From New Hampshire to “Sixty percent of the average Filipino family’s ment of Education. 13th Assembly District, opposed a dependents of someone who is F the other layers of the system and widen the holes The shuttle flew, glistening in resources are spent for food,” reported a recent well-financed lobbying groups may put the poor at address. But Zinsser said a tax cut F statewide minimum starting sa killed or seriously injured. in America’s protective shield. Florida risk of losing their voice and their programs. is necessary and predicted one the sun. I have just finished reading to Texas and beyond cable from our Manila embassy seen by our Food Banks serve more In addition to SDI’s apparent scientific Our spirits went with them. Saturday’s paper in which an associate Lucette Lagnado. “Among poor problems, Americans must consider the broad the tragic sight has been HARTFORD — The number of meals served to article with Anthony Pagano’s burned into our memories families, up to 100 percent is being reported. ” ramifications of the arms race itself. What the Children across the world ask. the state’s poor through food pantries and soup name appeared again. forever The principal victims are the very young. kitchens increased 15 percent in 1985 compared to new report shows is what critics of the president’s Why did they have to die? “Children under the age of 5, from families at the Study: Anorexic girls need father’s help defense plan have been saying from the start: Need I remind anyone of the Not since a long time past have 1984, according to a Connecticut Food Bank so many cried for so few lowest end of the economic scale, continue to be report. girls whose mothers are overly in they can to get to meetings and therapy American technological gains in SDI will be America’s Eagle to the sky. tragedy in Hartford when the most severely affected,” the embassy cabled, NEWINGTON (AP) — A healthy, strong father-daughter relationship, yet in the pool of our tears we The number off meals given out in 1985 rose to those interviewed tended to “put volved in their daughters’ lives or "kind sessions with their daughters.” Maine E matched by the Soviets in the long run, producing Struck down in flight. another prominent attorney adding that the situation is “potentially 2.8 million from 2.4 million a year earlier, food affectionate father-daughter relation said. "As professionals, we have of living through their daughters.” E see the reflection of the endless an increadibly costly arms race and increasing Our hopes went with them. killed a child and tried to evade ship may be important in preventing themselves down, were afraid of their sky disastrous.” bank director Mark Patton said in a statement. eating disorders, such as anorexia sexuality and were unable to master the Maine said. expected dad to be too busy and have international tensions. Struck down in flight. responsibility? Yet his name is The Rev. Karl Hilgert of the Christian developmental tasks of adolescence,” In the cases she examined, Maine not asked them to participate.” Because the Soviets will continue to pursue their not mentioned in the paper. and realize that to stop now Community Action agency in New Haven also nervosa and bulimia, a Connecticut Estelle Miller, executive director of would make their passing in vain ONE MEMBER of Congress who agrees with psychotherapist says. Without a father providing positive found that the mothers, whether career own attempts at nuclear superiority, it is a given Children across the world ask. the State Department on the importance of solving announced the beginning of a 24-hour fast in feedback, girls are susceptible to the women or housewives, were not satis the American Anorexia-Bulima Associ Introduce and pass a bill if you "solidarity with the poor and hungry of the Margoe Maine, assistant clinical that America cannot afford to abandon its Why did they have to die? the Philippines’ economic crisis is Sen. John director at Newington Children’s Hospi “negative impact” of society, she said. fied with themselves. ation in Teaneck, N.J., said her group research on space defenses. But with our own must, but I think Mr. Pagono’s To look upon the words of the state," the statement said. The negative influences require that She described fathers in the cases she also seeks total family involvement in teacher, and understand, Melcher, D-Mont. The farm-state senator is The social activists coordinated their activities tal, said a mother’s role in her intelligence agencies already questioning SDI’s Our pride aflame. name deserves a little rest from daughter’s eating disorder is well- women look beautiful and be thin, she examined as “disenfranchised dads.” treating anorexic patients. She agreed publicity. “May your future be limited furious that his efforts to get more food sent to the with Wednesday’s opening of the General who rely on their wives to attend that most research in the field has effectiveness, other ways to spend some of the Thrown down to the ground. islands were misinterpreted by State Department Assembly session. Gov. William O’Neill has known, “but we tend not to look at the said. country’s defense funds must be considered. only by your dreams,” I wonder father’s role in a child’s development.” "There’s tremendous confusion meetings or social events with their focused on the mother-daughter rela Our dreams went with it. Let us all be fair. If the bill is what is she dreaming now? officials, as a gesture of support for Marcos proposed a $5 million program for the state’s daughters and otherwise tend to their tionship and ignored the father. At a time when relations between the U.S. and Thrown down to the ground. homeless population and a $3.5 million program She examined the father-daughter about what an adult woman is supposed passed it should include all Now as we see the flags hung personally. relationship during interviews with 39 to be,” Maine said Wednesday. “A daughters’ needs. Maine said fathers wishing to prevent Soviet Union show some promise of improvement, In a bluntly worded letter to Marcos, the senator to help welfare recipients land full-time jobs. Maine said in her treatment of girls eating disorders should show more it would be foolish to plunge ahead with an ever- lawyers who have committed low a reminder of national pain anorexic adolescent girls in 1983 and father can give a good, clear message... Children across the world-ask. reminded him of earlier meetings between the Patton and Hilgert called on the state to give top to make her feel good about herself.” with eating disorders she seeks the interest in their daughters and find costly, ever-vulnerable defense system without felonies, not just one man and of seven space heroes who priority to the poor and homeless this year. The 1984. Thirty-six of the girls said they had ways to spend time with them. Why did they have to die? against whom the victims family have traveled on two. “I stressed the need to repair the severe a distant relationship with their fathers She noted that much current research involvement of both mothers and considering every plausible alternative — food bank survey based its statistics on its second on eating disorders has focused on fathers. “Just do anything to show them you seeks vengeance. "Vengeance is their final journey to the last economic conditions and the erosion of individual annual survey of more than 200 emergency food and felt their fathers were self- care about them and think of them as including a moratorium on space-based weapons. They were to peak of our glory. freedoms of the Filipino people.” Melcher wrote. absorbed. mother-daughter releationships. That “When a lot of dads know how Otherwise, Americans could be lulled into a mine, saith the Lord" the Bible frontier. providers. work has found eating disorders among important they are, they do everything important people.” she said. These brave men and women. says. Does not that suffice? Like Marcos, a wounded combat veteran of Maine found that in the absence of a false sense of security by a defense system that World War II, Melcher then proceeded to has more holes than Washington would like to castigate the Philippines president for reinstating admit. For a few billion dollars, SDI might not be Their deeds will be immortal. Laura J. Parrish Mike Mozzer Napkins linked Beautiful Nails by These brave men and women. ' 64 Wedgewood Drive 94 Finley St. Gen. Fabian Ver as chief of staff after his • the best deal in town. acquittal on charges of complicity in the assassination of Corazon Aquino’s husband, to Bristol fire Debbie Benigno. “Your reinstatement of Gen. Ver is, to BRISTOL (UPI) — A house fire me, incredible and can only be viewed as which killed a 2-year-old girl and Silk Nail Wraps, Nail Tips dictatorial and despotic,” Melcher wrote. her 18-year-old babysitter was and Manicures AIDS and dope a lonely connection Marcos has not replied to the senator’s letter. apparently started by napkins left near a kitchen stove while the NEWARK N.J. — When Acquired Immune ' The city has the largest number of addicted AIDs babysitter was cooking French THE HAIR LOFT Deficiency Syndrome began to spread through the carriers in the nation. There are 15,000 heroin Under tho dome toast, officials say. nation’s homosexual population a few years ago, users, at least 325 of them are already known to Last year the House took a bold step toward Bristol Fire Chief Anthony D. 117 E. Center St. Manchester there was at least one significant note of hope. have the disease, and most of the rest are, in the truth-in-publishing by ordering statements that Basile said investigators have not 647-8716. Gays have a sense of community, they can act in Tom words of Roger Cole, “sitting out there waiting to had not actually been spoken on the House floor confirmed the cause, but it ap accord; and so they had the ability to prepare an ^ pi get it.” printed in boldface type In the Congressional pears the blaze, which broke out in Cole says they can get it in two principal ways. Record. But the printers said frequent production the kitchen at about 9:25 a.m. organized response. Tiede Tuesday, was started after nap ' MAftVAL FHESH HEN 14-16 LB. AVEBAQE They launched a massive education program, One is by having sex with each other. The other is problems result^ from the heavier ink required kins near the stove caught fire. for one thing. They drew up, published and by sharing drug injection needles. The needles are for the boldface segments. So now the unspoken "In theory what happened was TURKEYS...... 690 ■>. distributed various rules of protective conduct. not expensive, but addicts prefer to put all of their material appears in Helvetica type, different but purely accidental,” Basile said Pfaltzgraff Sale They also used their considerable social and ikJbii funds into fixings; when they pass the no more attention-grabbing than the Ionic type Wednesday. “We have a notion political influence to persuade public and private instruments, therefore, they also exchange used for “live” statements. Some skeptics suspect that it was the paper napkins, U8DA CHOICE BOTTOM BOUND Feb. 6 - Feb. 17 forces to lend what has become a measure of story of that life, whenever he can, trying to help disease in the blood. the real reason for the change was that the being so close to the cookingarea.” sympathy and support. others avoid the same end. And that’s where the education comes in. Cole undelivered boldface material was upstaging the He said fire and police investiga BEEF ROAST...... n.49ib. But if the gays have been able to organize to To be sure, the story is dismal. Cole was born to says that addicts, like gays, must learn to be real thing. tors working at the scene believe fight back against AIDS, another high-risk group an alcoholic father and a drug dependent mother; selective in sex. And it’s just as crucial to the fire was started either by the USDA CHOICE BEEF LOIN BONELESS napkins or by a spill of some liquid. §5 has not. Drug users suffer the disease in numbers and he never learned the lesson when they both maintain clean hypodermics. He says the latter Shuttle colne "The child, Allyson Boucher, died that are second only to the homosexuals, yet they died of their debilitations. He started should be used new, whenever possible, or they Among the artifacts lost in the destruction of the at 2:50 a.m. Wednesday at the STRIP STEAK...... *3.99.> 0^. do not command the organizational resources experimenting with drugs when he was 12, and should be regularly boiled in a purification Shriners Bum Institute in Boston, necessary to, in this case, save themselves from became addicted by 19; he didn’t take to the space shuttle Challenger were six newly minted solution. coins — two half-dollars, two silver dollars and where she had been taken by LAND O’LAKES themselves. streets, however. He tried to negotiate an helicoptor after the fire, hospital In other words, heavy drug users normally go it otherwise normal existence. He served in the two $5 gold pieces — commemorating the officials said. <<3 COLE SAYS he gives these instructions to centennial of the Statute of Liberty, The Treasury alone. The only time they get together is to get Army, he married twice, he drove a truck for a schooi classes, when Invited. Others hand out The child was found badly BUTTER...... *1.69.. had planned to have teacher Christa McAuliHe burned in her crib and also high. One result is that they do not enjoy the AIDS- salary, and he fathered five children. Still, the leaflets on theavenues. No one can say if the FOLKART <3 related attention given to the homosexuals; drugs took a dreadful toll; the marriages failed, show some of the coins when she visited schools suffered from smoke inhalation, CAMPBELLS £> program has cut into the spread df the disease as across the country after the space trip. At least 9 officials said. A spokeswoman at HERITAGE Now slZg certainly they do not enjoy much sympathy and for instance, and the kids were given to relatives. yet, but some addicts report the price of new YORKTOWNE support, and there are only a few public programs million of the Liberty coins will be minted and sold the institute said Boucher suffered needleslias begun to rise, a sign, perhaps, that as souvenirs. The Treasury hopes to raise up to $50 bums over 75 percent of her body. MUSHROOMS...... 990,2..^.. to help them be circumspect. THEN THE REAL CRUNCH came last year. demand is rising too. The baby sitter. Debra Peasley, HEIRLOOM 5 Pc. Cole says he can pinpoint the occasion. He was miilion from the sales to help finance restoratioa $ 1 4 9 5 At any rate. Cole says the word is at least of the Statute of Liberty and Ellis Island. was found dead in the bathtub after REMEMBRANCE Now Setting ACTUALLY, there may only be one program. shooting smack with a friend, using a common getting out. And some concern is finally being firefighters extinguished the GARLAND It’s here in the godforsaken gehettos of Newark. hypodermic needle. A short while later he started shown. Addicts may be outlaws, he goes on, but blaze, Basile said. The state The city is unique in that it has far more addicts to lose weight. The doctor said that he had gotten without argument they are people as well, and he medical examiner’s office said an Mom-ML $ A m - t m ; (un. t AM ■ I Pm 20% OFF ACCESSORIES with AIDS than it has homosexuals with AIDS. AIDS the hard way, and he should prepare himself has never met anyone In the street who is too Mlnl-edltorlel autopsy determined Peasley died Thus, a loose and tentative effort — Integrity for the worst. poiluted, or degenerate, to respond to an In his continuing effort to wrap up the of smoke inhalation. 317 Highland St. Route 44 Cole says he was tortured by the prospect at application of good news. Peasley, who lived across the il r n , i 977 Main St. House, a private rehabilitation unit — has been Republican presidential nomination before the street, often babysat the Boucher Manchester Coventry tn6 Downtown started to teach drug users how to stay clear of the first. But he decided to get some good out of it. And he should know. He says when he first race even starts. Vice President George “I'd children, Basile said. HIGHLAND PARK MARKET 646>4277 742-7361 Manchester usually fatal ailment. anyway. He took residence in a drug learned he had AIDS he thought about driving off grovel a mile for an endorsement” Bush recently The fire broke out shortly after Most of the teachers involved have abused rehabilitation house here. He says he straightened a bridge. But he has more recently been told that truckled to the Rev. Jerry Falwell and his zealous the child’s parents, Donald and drugs themselves. And at least one also has AIDS. out his thinking, and he joined the effort to spread his condition has stabilized, and he may now have followers. Their lobbying activities were Alice Boucher, had left for their Thirty-three-year-old Roger Cole used drugs for information regarding the relation of AIDS to even odds at survival. He hopes so, of course; that admirable. Bush told the preacher and his parish, jobs, Basile said. most of his life, until he contacted the AIDS- drug addiction. will give him more time to help others get a and he shared their views on just about any related complex; he says he is now telling the That relation is astonishingly clear in Newark. second chance also. subject they could think up. MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, Feb. 6, 1986 — I t — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Feb. 6, 1986 Missing town giri Mother a suspect ^ SPORTS found in Coiorado in 9 deaths CMtlaaed from page 1 statement to which I was outraged." SCHENECTADY, N.Y. (UPI) —! However, a police report on the Gray said charges were not filed A woman accused of killing he^ incident said no action was taken against Debra Graham, 22, in baby daughter is now the target o f /tS at the time because the Grahams connection with the incident be an investigation into the suspicious had not been legally separated and cause both parents had legal deaths of her eight other children, custody of the child at the time she were still considered legally mar ried, meaning both had custody of officials said. was taken from the day-care Marybeth Tinning, 43, was; Rebecca. center. However, the detective charged Wednesday with seconds "A t this point," the Aug. 16 said charges might be filed follow degree murder in the slaying of report said, “ Debra has as much ing the custody decision. Tami Lynne Tinning, who was; legal right to take custody of Leonard Graham, 29, was nearly 4 months old when she was awarded custody of Rebecca by Rebecca as Leonard does. There fore, no police intervention took pronounced dead at St. Clare’s Hartford Superior Court in Sep Hospital Dec. 20. Investigators place." tember, Scanneil said. He said the said the infant apparently was Missing Children’s Unit had been Graham told police that he took Rebecca in February 1984 after smothered with a pillow. investigating the case since being The arrest might be just “ the tip contacted by Graham in Debra had mistreated the chiid and left to travel with an Arkansas of the iceberg.” Schenectady Po November. lice Chief Richard Nelson said. Childkeepers Inc. of Florida truck driver. In his letter to the Herald. Graham said Debra vi Tinning and her husband, Jo notified the unit on Tuesday that it seph, have had eight children and had received an anonymous tip sited Rebecca three or four times UP! photo adopted a ninth. All the children — about Rebecca from someone who after that before taking her on Aug. ranging in age from 7 days to 4‘A saw her picture in one of the fliers 16. Make-believe mom years — have died during the past the organization has distributed Debra told police on Aug. 16 that 14 years. across the country. Rebecca was being mistreated by Research Center in Bartlesville, Okla., is A day-old American Bald Eagle gets its The previous eight Tinning Scanneil said the discovery was her father, and that Leonard had first meal from a puppet eagle to part of a joint research project with the deaths, of three girls and five l»y s , the first time a mi.ssing child has denied her access to the child. Save the Eagle Foundation. now are considered suspicious, been recovered by his unit in a case Debra Graham could not be simulate natural feeding Wednesday. police said. The first three deaths being investigated by state police. reached for comment this The eagle, hatched at the Sutton Avian came within two months, between He explained, though, that the morning. Jan. 3 and March 2, 1972. The agency has helped authorities in A supervisor at the day-care others followed in 1973, 1975, 1979, other states find children since center where the child was taken beginning operation on Oct. I. told police that Debra and another Hotline helps state students 1980, 1981 and 1985. Joseph Tinning, an engineer at Leonard Graham could not be woman went to pick Rebecca up General Electric Corp., is not reached for comment. However, in and said they had Leonard's considered a suspect in the case, a letter sent to the Herald in permission. The supervisor said officials said, and has cooperated January, he criticized Manchester the girl went to her mother with questionable questions police for their handling of the voluntarily. with authorities. After Tami Lynne’s death, the incident. Rebecca’s picture was aired on called to ask how to cook a chicken Thursdays; the majority of callers state Department of Social Servi "The police were notified of the 102 television stations across the WEST HAVEN (AP) - Students pot pie or whether it’s OK to use a are girls; and fifth-graders call situation, but did nothing,” Gra- country on Oct. 25 as part of the too shy to speak, or those afraid of ces contacted Schenectady County Herald photos by Pinto 6 toaster with a frayed cord. most often. The service is set up for .hamwrote. "They said she (Debra Missing Children’s Network, Leo having their egos squashed by District Attorney John Poersch “ There’s a legitimate need for first-to eighth-graders. Graham) had every right to take nard Graham said in his letter to asking a "stupid question” in class and city police. City police re can now call a homework hotline help. Things are different today. quested a State Police investiga her and that it was fair play, a the Herald. Students from all over Connecti Hartfield had a career-high 42 points, tying the school for help. You have a lot of homes where tion that led to Tinning’s arrest. Manchester Community College’s Chris Galligan (30) in cut can call in, but if they live Two teachers a day staff tele there is only one parent. You have Tinning was charged after an record, in MCC’s 119-104 win over Mitchell. MCC was outside the West Haven area, it’s a the photo to the right watches ball dance around the rim phones in a rented basement room dual income families. The normal autopsy showed Tami Lynne was with Mitchell's Mike O’Leary (35) watching from below. ranked No. 4 in New England junior college circles going MMH warns parents at the University of New Haven. assistance for homework isn’t toll call. asphyxiated. in. The Cougars are the highest-scoring team in the Surrounded by a sampling of there, and disadvantaged kids The spate of Tinning family The Cougars’ Tyrell Hartfield (above) tries to control the school texts and an assortment of don’t have the resources,” said “ Math is definitely the number deaths in the 1970s aroused police basketball as he’s surrounded by Mitchell players. region, averaging almost 100 points per game. on fake photographer reference books, they walk baffled Richard Marra. an industrial arts one (trouble) area. English apd suspicions. Nelson said, but there kids through tough problems. teacher at West Haven High School spelling can be lumped together as was no evidence of foul play. "Kids who are not traditionally and co-founder of the hotline. number two, and science and One theory advanced by doctors By John F. Kirch “ photographer” got the mothers' sucessful in school often lack the For reasons he can’t pinpoint, social studies are about neck and was that the deaths were the result Herald Reporter names and addresses from local confidence it takes to raise your Law said calls almost double on neck after that," Law said. of a genetic deficiency. However, newspapers, which publicize hand and say, ‘I don’t know’’’, said police noted one of the children was High-scoring Cougars outgun Mitchell A man falsely claiming to be a births at the hospital. school psychologist Robert T. Law. adopted and could not have been photographer affiliated with Man The hospital found out about the “ The kids that most often need the affected by genetic problems. Stanley Bike did a helluva job,” of the year," said Mistretta the floor for 63 percent. The fense and Hartfield bombing chester Memorial Hospital has mysterious photographer Wednes help are the ones who most often Sales drop at Lydall Bv Bob Popettl Pat Mistretta. longtime athletic said Mistretta. The first death was attributed to Hartfield opened the contest by Cougars were also an almost away. MCC had an easy time en been visiting the homes of new day afternoon when a woman who don’t ask." Herald Sports Writer director at MCC. and fiery Skip Hartfield, the No. 12 scorer in meningitis, but most of the other netting several outside, baseline automatic 2.5-for-29 from the line. route to a 64-47 first half advan mothers and asking to take pic recently gave birth at MMH Law, who came up with the idea Olander co-coach the Cougars New England with a 19 1 average, deaths were determined to be from jumpers, and then swished his way Like the man said, real tage. Hartfield, whose previous tures of their babies, a hospital received a visit from the man, last spring, said Wednesday that Lydall Inc. of Manchester has But despite the drop in sales over Basketball lives in Manchester. They play their home games at capped his awesome evening by natural causes, Nelson said. The around the key. His shots involved basketball high was 29 points, already had 26 spokeswoman said Wednesday. Mandel said. She said that the new the service logs an average of 30 reported total sales of $105 million last year, Butenas said the com In case you haven’t noticed, East Catholic High. Usually, be hammering a slam dunk with 35 deaths were eventually listed as very little rim. Mike O’Leary, another Glaston by intermission. Judy Mandel, assistant director mother called the hospital after calls a day. The hotline is open for 1985, down from $109 million the pany had total earnings of $4.2 there is a quality hoop team in fore an empty gym. seconds to go. the result of sudden infant death “ He also did the job breaking the bury native, poured in 32 points to In the second half, O’Leary of public relations for the hospital, sending the photographer away from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. Monday previous year. million for 1985, compared with town. And it’s one that local The Cougars played again Wed The Cougars continue their syndrome, which is often cited in press,” said Olander, of a pivotal lead Mitchell, which fell to 11-6. painted 23 points down low to spark said she will file a complaint with without Allowing him to enter the through Thursday. A company spokeswoman said $3.4 million the year before. The fanatics haven’t seen the likes of in nesday night, and 33 adults, two march to notoriety Saturday, when the case of unexplained infant difference in the affair. John Theriault, a graduate of East a Mitchell comeback that whittled police and has asked all new home. Many latch-key kids. Law said, today that the decline in sales was 1985 earnings translate to $1.45 per years. infant babies and three cheerlead they host Post College of Water- deaths. Four others hit double figures for Catholic, added 20. it down to a five-point game, 82-75, mothers not to let anyone who Mandel would not release the "don’t have any contact with due mainly to foreign competition share of the company’s stock, The Manchester Community ers were privileged to see No. 4 bury at 3 p.m. at East. Post F Nelson credited a new State Mitchell was ranked one notch with 11:41 left. If the Cougars have the winners, including Galligan F claims to be an MMH photo mother’s name. responsible adults after school. If and an eroding footwear market. Butenas said. ranked Manchester dash No. 3 College men’s basketball team is ahead because of its 91-83 victory a weakness, it is may be a lack of features Ed DeChent (35.9 ppg), grapher into their homes. The only photo service the they can’t answer the question, Spokeswoman Carol F. Butenas In another matter, Lydall re Police forensic medical unit with Mitchell of New London. 119-104. with 23 points. Cost 18, Russell 16 18-3 for the year and the top scoring over Manchester in the finals of the muscle inside, though Martin and the No. 1 junior college scorer in "W ho knows, mayne it's just a hospital offers is through a pro they close the book and watch TV. said that Italy and other importers cently aquired the Elastomer aiding the investigation. squad among junior colleges in Hartfield. a lithesome 165-pound and Glastonbury's Mike Stowell. Rotary Club Classic during the Stowell can provide adequate sock the nation. photographer drumming up busi gram sponsored by the MMH When a kid does poorly in school, of fiberboard insoles for shoes had Products Division of Pantasote smoothy from Hartford, had a 14. New England. final weekend of 1985. Fortunately, Russell, the No. 8 MCC 1119) — Stanley Bike 2 0-0 4, ness," Mandel said. “ But we don’t auxiliary, in which mothers can it’s often because he just isn’t contributed to the drop in sales. Inc. of Clifton Forge. Va. The "You can ask why now after nine career night, pumping iaa school- "We can score," Mistretta Donald Cost 9 0-0 18, Tyrell Hartfield 16 The Cougars, averaging nearly ‘But we’ve improved," Mis scorer in New England with a 20.0 know. We don’t want anyone have their infant’s picture taken doing his homework. When they She said that a depressed heavy- aquisition of the division, which cases, but just about everyone who 100 points per game, feature two record tying 42 points. Carlton stated the obvious. " I t ’s good 10-10 42, Carbert Russell 7 2-5 16, Larry tretta said. The Cougars have won average, picked the second half to Lopez 0 0-0 0, Chris Gollloan 7 9-10 23, thinking he’s affiliated with us." while they are still at the hospital. call the hotline, the parent be duty equipment market also added produces synthetic rubbers and came in contact with the family touch-and-go gunners, 6-2 Carbert Butler was the first Cougar to can basketball, and I don't think a lot of eight in a row. display his often dominating tal Anthony Martin 0 2-2 2, Mike Stowell 6 Police could not confirm Wed Mandel said. comes more involved and the kid to the decline. Lydall makes nonsticking materials used for over the years — the hospitals, 42, back in 1978. people know how good it is.” 2-2 14, Totals 47 25-29 119. Russell (a star for East Hartford Four minutes into the game, ents. He popped 14 of his 16 points nesday whether they had received “ But that’s all we have” she becomes more sucessful” equipment, such as transmission cookware, adds 200 additional doctors, social service workers — High last season) and 6-3 Tyrell Hartfield stuck 16 field goals Mitchell coach Harry Fargo MITCHELL (104) — U.L. CIKton 3 0-0 burly Anthony Martin banged in a after intermission to help keep 6, DoveSprlnofleldSO-OlO, RonTroxler said. "W e have nobody (working) Crank calls, he said, are ex seals, for tractors and other large employees to the company’s staff. thought there was something sus from a variety of locations and was knows. E a complaint from thehosipital. But Hartfield, and a pair of gifted pair of free throws to put Manches Mitchell at bay. Stowell chipped in 0 0-2 0, John Theriault 9 2-2 20, M ike one officer said it was possible the outside the hospital." tremely rare, although kids have vehicles. Butenas said. Butenas said. picious,” Nelson said. guards, a 5-11 darter named a perfect lO-for-lO from the foul “ They way they shoot, they got Focendo 62-2 14, Andre MlllhouseOO-0 ter up. 12-10. The Cougars led the 10 in the final 10 rtiinutes. 0, Jervis Bell 6 3-3 15, M ark Middleton 0 Donald Cost and Manchester’s own line. He also pulled down seven off to the races," said Fargo. rest of the way. "The guys off the bench like 0-0 0, M ike O'Leary 14 4-5 32, Kent Pope all-around prodigy. 6-0 Chris rebounds. "They're unbelievable” 2 3-4 7, Totals 45 14-18 104. With Galligan running the of Mike Stowell and (5-9 guard) Logging leaves land a mess Galligan. "It was the best individual effort Manchester sank 46-of-72 from Complaints prompt request on Finley Street cleanup Story the same for UConn ulated over the years. Weiss to prepare a possible sche He said a quick reading of Division “ really was the final town,” Cassano said in his letter. By Alex GIrelll Cassano said the town has dule for the cleanup work with cost Cassano’s letter indicated that blow” But he said most areas that have they did. When we got a chance to The margin grew to 55-43 before favor,” Perno said, understating Herald Reporter earned $300,000 from its logging By Len Auster estimates so that the Board of Cassano’s suggestion is "not incon been extensively logged are not as cut it to two, you have to finish it Earl Kelley and Tim Coles helped the obvious. The logging is part the water operation and that some of it Sports Editor Wingate had 22 points, Williams Directors can evaluate sistent with what the town plans to visible as the Finley Street area. off.” The Huskies did not. UConn back into contention. Each Town Director Stephen T. Cas- division’s ongoing forestry man should be used "to restore Finley had two hoops, Coles one on a 17, Jackson 16, Broadnax 15 and alternatives. do” Under the program, trees and HARTFORD - ‘Haven't we But the Hoyas did finish off sano has asked the town adminis agement program in watersheds. Street to what it should be.” Ralph Dalton 10 as all five starters wood cleared from the reservoir seen this all too often, before?" Connecticut, handing the Huskies three-point play, as the Huskies tration to develop a strategy for But Cassano said in a phone He said outside contractors shrahk.the Hoyas working margin hit double digits for Georgetown. " I have been a strong supporter land are sold and new trees are members of the assembled media their sixth loss in eight conference cleaning up reservoir land along Weiss said today that the town “ They’re playing better now than conversation this morning that he planted. should be hired to do the work if asked each other after they saw contests. UConn is 11-7 overall to 59-57. Finley Street that has been the has not yet completed its cleanup of the logging operation and feel it when we first played then,” Perno was told earlier that the town has Cassano said in the letter that he necessary. Connecticut dismantled by nation heading into a difficult part of its Hoyas coach John Thompson subject of complaints from work after a recent logging opera has enhanced our forest areas. Mr. said, noting Jackson and Broadnax done all the cleaning it plans too. agrees with Weiss that the wooded Cassano said stored wood should ally ranked Georgetown. 80-63, in schedule. Four of its next five called a timeout at this point with residents. tion on the land. He said that when Murphy (George Murphy, the 6:43 left. “ I thought we needed to are now contributing to the of area along Finley Street is a be removed and a program should Big East action Wednesday night games, including Sunday’s after the cleanup is done, it will be Cassano said in his letter that a forester in the water division) has ^5 regather ourselves,” Thompson fense. Williams was pretty much reservoir and not a park, but “ I be instituted to “ eliminate dead- at the Civic Center. noon date at Villanova. are on the In a letter to Town Manager somewhat more elaborate because logging operation done on the land revitalized parts of the reservoirs road. The lone exception is Tues explained. “ I thought we needed to it, earlier. also agree with thousands of wood, fallen trees and underbrush If you thought about it for two Robert Weiss, Cassano asked the area is visible from the road by the town’s Water and Sewer while earning money for the day at the Field House in Storrs regain our poise. It wasn’t like we Kelley had 22 points and Coles 13 Manchester residents that it is one that clutters the area.” seconds, the answer has to be against Pittsburgh. were losing. I gave them a chance to lead Connecticut. of Manchester’s “ most beautiful He said the operation should not affirmative. The Huskies, thanks to a 12-5 UConn tested Georgetown in the to settle down.” streets.” concern itself only with profit and HUSKY NOTES - Georgetown spurt to begin the second half, saw team's first meeting before losing. Jackson hit the long jumper, Cassano said the dead logs, with replanting trees, but also with has never lost in five outings to a one-point (31-30) halftime deficit 70-66. And this time it appeared to Broadnax followed with his and restoring the beauty of the area. Connecticut at the Civic Center. stumps and branches have accum become a 43-35 differential with be the same story. It was dead then the Hoyas completed the The Hoyas. in (act. are unbeaten in plenty of time left. They did make a locked eight times and there were burying of the Huskies from the 10 appearances overall in Hartford Thomas, 80, who was related to the Wilson of Tucson, Ariz.; and a ial will be in Baltimore, Md. The run — it’s becoming a UConn five lead exchanges in the first half foul line. Georgetown, reputed to Edward A. Benart ... The Hoyas hold a commanding Cheney family of Manchester, died cousin and several grandchildren. Newkirk & Whitney Funeral tradition — and were in striking before the Hoyas settled for a 31-30 be weak from the charity stripe, Efdward A. Benart, 63, of Hart 15-5 lead in the series. UConn's last Wednesday in Bloomfield. She was There will he a memorial service Home, 776 Farmington Ave., West distance at 61-57 following a halftime lead. That, despite the shrugged off that notion this ford, died Wednesday at the win was back in 1981-82, a 63-52 win the widow of the Rev. J Moulton Saturday at 9 a.m. in Trinity Hartford, has charge of ^estowTi^T^tjarmacy Michael Jackson 20-foot rainbow Hoyas hitting 48.1 percent from the evening with a 20-for-24 perfor University of Connecticut Medical when Patrick Ewing was a fresh Thomas. Episcopal Church, Hartford. Bur arrangements. with 6:33 left. field against a miserable 30.6 mance. That was in comparison to Center, Farmington. man ... Attendance was 13.838. She is survived by four sons, J. But Earl Kelley, under tight percent for Connecticut. "W e shot their season mark of 67 percent. He is survived by his sister, UConn was averaging 12,105 fans Moulton Thomas Jr. of Rockledge, guarding, missed a jumper in 30 percent the first half and you go "W e got it back but they hit the Mary Kurlowicz of Manchester, ADVERTISEMENT per game before Wednesday's Fla., George C. Thomas II of traffic. The Hoyas, at the other in (to the halftime lockerroom) two, three long jump shots. They and four nephews. Edward Kurlo action. Nantucket, Mass., Lament D. 445 HARTFORDUD. end, had Horace Broadnax nail and say ‘we have life,” ’ said have a lot of answers,” Perno said wicz, James Kurlowicz and An Georgetown’s record in Febru Thomas of Tolland, and Stephen P another long-range jumper. And, Perno. of Georgetown. "They’re a great drew Kurlowicz, all of Manches Earn Big Money in 643-5230 ary is phenomenal. The Hoyas Thomas of Cumberland. Maine; a after freshman Phil (Gamble pulled Georgetown, however, had other team that deserves to be ranked ter, and Steven Kurlowicz, have, in Thompson’s tenure, won brother, George F. Dominick of O P E N 7 D A Y S A W E E K the trigger incorrectly. Jackson ideas. Two alley-oop buckets by high." stationed with the Army in West over 77 percent of their dates in the Salida, Colo.; a sister, Lucy P. your Spare Time nailed two free throws to make it a David Wingate, caught UConn The Huskies made their tempor Germany. second month of the year. They’re 8 AM ■ 9 PM 65-57 reading with 4:50 left. napping. "W e didn’t react well to ary recovery on the strength of The funeral will be Friday at 9:30 UPI photo 82-24 in the shortest month of the That was more than enough for the lob. We know they have the their man-to-man defense. But a.m. from the Giuliano-Sagarino ...Become a Locksmith year ... 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N J. 07424. • ' FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE, WE ARE hopes to suspend its annual All- NHLPA. said he believes the project could be a big hit. ATLANTA (UPI) - The since 1967, said he does not very good athletes — but poor Star game next year in favor of a players will go along with the "For the first time in 40 years, University of Georgia must approve of the automatic ad ALSO A U.S. POSTAL SUB-STATION pupils — so teams would be two-game series with a Soviet project. the league has agreed that a team recruit slow students if they are mission for scholarshipathletes better. AND AN AGENT FOR squad, Quebec Nordiques presi-- “ I assume this will work as be allowed to intervene in propos good athletes so it can “ compete with C averages in high school. 85 E. CENTER ST ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. At a later meeting with dent Marcel Aubut said planned," he said, adding the idea ing a new format which will lead to on a level playing field,” the But he said Georgia has to have LOTTO & DAILY NUAABERS. reporters, he amplified on his Robert J. Smith, Inc. Wednesday. will be discussed by the NHLPA the suspension of this classic," school president said in a the same enrollment standards 649-5268 remarks. I INSllR.\NSMn'HS However, the NHL has not this , summer. “ That’s why I ’m Aubut said at a news conference federal trial, as its athletic rivals because He explained he meant that INSURANSMITHS SINCE CHECK OUR GIANT CIRCULAR SALE approached the Soviets with the here. My best selling pitch to them that included Eagleson and NHL Fred Davison testified Wed "W e have to compete on a level the NCAA standard of automati idea, nor has the league’s Players (the players) will be that our share president John Ziegler, nesday in the case of a professor playing field.” WEEKEND SPECIALS IN PROGRESS NOW cally allowing athletes in col 1914 Association approved it. will go toward the pension plan.” The decision to supsend the who says she was fired from As the last witness for the CASH & CARRY lege with only C averages Quebec is the host city for next If the Soviets decline the invita All-Star game for one year was Georgia for complaining about university’s defense, Davison opened admissions for football year’s All-Star festivities, and the tion, another option would be a taken Tuesday in Hartford by the special treatment given to said Georgia and other schools — WESTOWN — and male basketball players D affo d ils $395 I host Nordiques hope the Soviet group of Canadian NHL players NHL Board of Governors. Accord athletes. lowered their admission stand 649-5241 YOUR FULL SERVICE PHARAAACY who are slow academically. 65 E. CentBr Street series — set to coincide with the competing against NHL All-Stars ing to Ziegler, only two or three Davison, Georgia president ards in the early 1970s “ in part” city’s winter festival — will be the of other nationalities. governors were against Aubut’s Daisies $3l!2 | Manchester, Ct. centerpiece of "Rendez-vous ’87." Aubut, who proposed the plan the plan. MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. Feb. 6, 1986 - 11 10 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Feb. 6, 1986 y S Evert Lloyd remains motivated Manchester hockey seeking to reach her ‘potential’ finally at .500 level nervous when I'd play Tracy make it more of a weapon. I feel I By Martin Lader there is room for improvement. can be a better player because I “ You want to milk it until you (Austin) or (Andrea) Jaeger for United Press Internotlonal can see the results of the work I ve By Paul Ofrlo coach Clay Farno said. “ They got carried away.” feel you’ve reached your limit. It s the first time, but now almost every girl is 17 or younger, so it’s been putting in.” . , , j Herald Correspondent Gullo put Manchester on the board 48 seconds into very hard to retire when you’re on Thus fortified. Evert Lloyd is NEW YORK — Three days after not a factor.’' the game with a wrister to the top corner but Schadler winning her 143rd professional the top.” eager to resume her struggle-with SOUTH WINDSOR — It wasn’t a game that you answered back twenty seconds later and the game At 31, Evert Lloyd finds herself Although the 198S season does tournannent, Chris Evert Lloyd Navratilova for the top spot. would be tempted to make into a hockey text film - was tied at one apiece. continually tested by younger not officially end until the Virginia tried to explain what keeps her “ I was coasting along at No. 1 in unless you were out to prove that football games are Blake and Gullo worked the 2-on-l break perfectly, competition. Following a six-week Slims championships in New York motivated against opponents haif the 1970s and then Martina catne played ind(x>rs with 4 X 6 nets at each end. with Blake tapping the puck home into an open net to break, she returned to action at March 17-23, Evert Lloyd concedes her age. the No. 1 ranking to Navratilova. along.” she said. “ She was a big When Manchester High’s hockey team beat give the Silk Towners a 2-1 lead. But once again, Sitting in a downtown restau Key Biscayne last week in the inspiration to me although «he first Farmington High, lS-9, Wednesday afternoon, there Farmington tied it up on Keating’s first of the Virginia Slims of Florida. All five “ I wish I didn’t feel that way but rant, surrounded by four TV sets I do, if you go by m ajor tourna year she was No. 1 and I was No. 2 1 were some at the Hartford Arena who might be afternoon. all showing a tape of her match of her opponents were in their wasn’t too pleased. It was a jolt to wondering why the special teams did not employ a That was as close as the game would get as teens, and Evert Lloyd swept them ments,” she said. against Martina Navratilova, In the past, E vert Lloyd relied be knocked off the pedestal. place-kicker or punt return man. Manchester scored four more times toendtheopening aside with the loss of only 10 games The Indian special teams did feature some Evert Lloyd insisted Wednesday almost exclusively on a baseline “ I feel I helped her reach a high period with a commanding 6-2 lead. Blake with two in capturing the title. outstanding play however, scoring three times on the she continues to push herself for game, but now she is working to level and now she’s helping me. It s goals and Kennedy and Generis with one apiece "That was the best tournament power play and once when shorthanded by two the simple reason that she wants to become more versatile. good to have a cat-and-dog strug accounted for the Manchester lead. I ’ve played in such a long Ume,” players as they lifted their record to back to the .SCO become an even better player. “ The serve was one area that’s gle, it’s good to have your back The second frame was relatively quiet, with the ' ^ she said. " I was pleased with the mark at 6-6. Indians of Manchester scoring twice to one goal by the ‘T don’t feel I’ve reached my always been a mediocre sort of against the wall at times because way I concentrated and it makes Leading the charge for Manchester was Bobby potential," she said. ‘T v e always shot form e,” she said. “ I never put that brings out the best in you. But Indians of Farmington. me realize how good I can play Blake, who scored seven times and added two assists But the third period was a different story, as the two UPt photo had very good concentration and emphasis on it, just trying to put whatever happens now, I can walk very good ground strokes but I when I do concentrate.” while linemate Dale Gullo had three goals and three teams racked up 12 goals and 14 penalties, leaving the the ball in to start a rally. away from the game. I want to play Chris Evert Lloyd, who is among the older players As for playing against a string of assists. Mike Generis had five points (two goals, three official scoresheet frazzled. haven’t been an all-court player. “ I’m trying to go for more serves this year and I definitely think I what she calls “ teeny-boppers.” assists) and Bob Kennedy contributed with a pair of The highlight of the period, game and perhaps the nowadays at 31, still remains motivated as she seeks to When I practice I can volley for an riow, to be more aggressive and can improve.” hour, serve for an hour and feel Evert Lloyd said: " I used to get so goals and an assist. Shane McCann, with his first of season was Gullo’s shorthanded goal at the 2:14 mark. ii'iii reach her fullest potential. the year, had the other Indian tally. On the i(* as the forward in the three against five t ) ' Manchester can go above the .500 mark for the first defense, the hustling winger left one defensman time this season when it opposes 10-4-1 Wethersfield spinning at the blue line, then deked another in the slot High in an 8:10 game Saturday night at the Hartford before drilling a backhander into the top corner Arena. behind Mike Burke, who had just replaced his brother Farmington, who drops to 6-5, was paced by Steve Tom in the Farmington nets. SCOREBOARD Schadler’s five-goal effort and by Keith D’Alessan- Winning coach Eric Farno was happy with the dro’s one-goal, four-assist performance. Sean Keat victory,“ This was a good experience, we learned ing had two goals and two assists for the home club. what happens when we give up on defense.” Team Offense Neither team had its mind on defen.se, as one can Farmington coach Pat McIntosh felt that his team, Wingate 75, High Point 68 Big Eaat atandlnga g Pts ovg readily see from the 24 goal outburst which works out “ played with a lot of heart. This game will help us, AHL standings WInthrop 80, Pfeiffer 62 Western Kentucky " 20 1851 22.6 Big East Conference O'all MMwest Long Beach St 12 JWO 88.2 to a goal every 1:53. we’ll remember it for a while.” Adrian 69, Hope 61 BasketbaU W L W L (Georgia W 88.4 “ It was a tremendous offensive effort, they just Hopefully. Manchester will remember to bring Hockey Northern Division Albion 76, Alma 66 _ 87.2 W L T Pis. OF OA Syracuse 2 i 1? 2 Capital 73, Boldwln-Wal!ace53 Southern Col 21 18M stopped thinking about defense,” Indian assistant their defense when it faces Wethersfield. St. John's ? 2 ?1 2 Northwestern Louisiana 19 1658 87.3 Adirondack 28 16 4 60 ^ (Georgetown * 2 !! 2 Central Mich. 80, Bowling Green 58 Team Defense Maine 27 19 5 59 92 191 Vlllonova * 2 2 Dayton 67, Notre Dame 65 g pts NHLstsndIngs Moncton 26 18 4 56 NBA atandlnga PIttsburoh 4 5 13 7 DePauw 71, Taylor 58 St. Peter's 1» ,W7 Fredericton 23 26 6 52 2J0 201 Boston College 3 • '? '0 Defiance 87, Bluffton 67 Montana 201071 6 Sherbrooke 20 26 46 219 2U Eastern Mich. , Western Mich. 79 Walt! Conftmice 6 Eofltrn Conference Connecticut 2 6 1 1 7 86 Northeostern ]2 lOW Nova Scotia 17 29 7 41 199 238 Providence 2 8 10 11 Findlay 97, Monchester 90 Patrick DIvMon Southern Division _ Athaitic Division Hillsdale , St. M ary's 78 (m l) James Modlson 19 10X East icemen dominate Seton Hall 1 8 11 12 86 UPl photo W L T Pti. OF OA Hershey 30 20 2 62 221 188 W L Pet. OB III. Wesleyan 62, North Central 59 Maine '2 Phllodelphlo 35 IS 2 72 223 159 Boston 38 8 .826 — Average Scoring Margin Rochester 27 19 3 57 ^ |5J Wednesday's Results Kansas 100, Colorado 64 off dof Washinolon 31 16 4 64 205 179 Springfield 25 22 3 53 » 1 IW Philadelphia 31 18 .633 8'/> Kansos State 64, Nebraska 54 arm of Washington’s 7-7 Manute Bol. N Y Klanders 25 18 10 60 220 190 New Jersey 28 23 .549 12'/i Georgetown 00, UConn 63 Western Kentucky 22.6 62.7 Boston's Bill Walton (5) takes aim and St. Catharins 93 27 3 49 205 M7 Syracuse 84, Seton Holl 61 Kenyon 76, Cose Reserve 66 PIttsburoh 23 24 4 52 200 192 Binghamton 21 26 5 47 1W 2 1 Washington 23 25 .479 16 (Georgia W 4 « . 5 tries to fire shot around the outstretched Celtics won 13th in a row, 103-88. N Y Rangers 23 26 4 SO 184 185 New York 18 31 .367 21'/a Friday's (Games MIomI (Ohio) 93, Toledo 68 New Hoven 21 28 4 46 218 2 5 Mouni Union 88, Thiel 84 (O T ) Texas 82.3 M.l New Jersey 15 34 2 32 187 244 Central Division Vlllonova at Pittsburgh St. Peters J Baltimore 19 30 4 42 178 207 Saturday's (Gomes Northern III 66, Ball State 58 but get ohiy a 1-1 tie Adams Division Milwaukee 32 18 .640 — Long Beach State 88.2 66.7 Wednesdov’s Results Boston College at St. John's Ohio 68, Kent State 63 Montreal 30 18 5 65 232 178 Adirondack 4, Baltimore 1 Atlanta 27 20 .574 3'/z FM d Goal Percentage Quebec 29 20 4 62 216 182 Detroit 25 24 .510 b'/i Seton Hall at (Georgetown Ohio Wesleyan 97, Wooster 78 fg fga Hershey 4, Maine 0 Notre Dame at Syracuse Ohio Northern 55, Heidelberg 46 NBA roundup Boston 26 19 7 59 205 184 Moncton , Fredericton 1 Cleveland 18 30 .375 13 Idaho 627 IIM Hortford 26 24 1 S3 211 193 6 Chicago 17 33 .340 15 Sunday's Gam* Olivet 60, Kalamazoo SO (m l) the lone Eagle to fire a puck into according to Russo, especially in New Haven 5, Sherbrooke 2 Otterbein 96, Marietta 85 Ohio State 607 1112 ENFIELD — ” It was a typical Buttolo 24 23 5 53 195 184 Indiana 16 32 .333 15 UConn ot Vlllonova, 2 p.m. (Georglo 7 M 1396 Suffield game,” said East Catholic the net. Walsh burned goalie Jay the overtime. Campbell Conference St. Catharines 4, Nova Scotia 3 (O T ) Western Conference Southern Indiana89,OaklandCity 66 Rochester 9, Binghamton 4 St. Xovler 76, Roosevelt 64 Texas 650127[ hockey coach Vic Russo, after his Pekovich. who made 26 saves, at The Eagles were frustrated Norris Division Thursdov's Gomes Midwest Division North Corollna State 592 1149 W L T Pts. O F OA W L Pet. GB Big Eaat reaulta Wittenberg 57, Muskingum 55 11:40 of the first period. The against the defensive-minded No Games Scheduled Xavier (Ohio) 85, Morauefte71 Free Throw Percentage Eagles and the Wildcats skated to Chicogo 26 20 7 59 236 228 Houston n 15 ,6n — ft ffa a 1-1 overtime tie Wednesday at the proiific left winger beat Pekovich Wildcats. St. Louis 23 20 7 53 193 197 Denver 29 21 .580 5 Southwest Tradition prevaiis as Fordham 239 311 "W e didn’t move the puck and Minnesota 19 24 8 46 206 204 Son Antonio 27 24 .529 T/i Bishop Col 93, St. Edwards 87 Enfield Twin Rinks. to a loose puck in the corner, and Gaorgatown 80. UConn 63 Houston Baptist W, Ark.-Llt. Rock 95 Arizona 316 615 Toronto 14 32 5 33 195 251 Dallas 24 22 .522 8 Utah 200 373 stuck it into the open goal for an move to the net and we paid for it, ” Detroit 11 36 5 27 177 276 Utah 24 27 .471 lO'/i (OT) "W e dominated play, kept the said Russo. ” We have to use the Midwestern St. 80, E.Tex. St. 68 Creighton 3^ 461 unassisted tally, his 21st of the S'mvttio Division Sacramento 19 30 .388 14'/a GEORGETOW N (80) Central Michigan 366 420 puck in their end, but couldn’t get points to shoot quickiy, and we Edmonton 36 11 6 78 279 215 Skating Pacific Division McDonald 0-104) 0, R. Williams 7-10 3-5 Oklahomo 106, Oklahoma State86 year. SW Texos , Texas Southern 62 Rebound Margin Colgarv 23 22 6 52 218 203 L.A. Lokers 36 11 .766 — 17, Dalton 34 4-610, M . Jackson 6-94-416, 68 off dof any good scoring plays.” Suffield, which took just 18 shots, were holding the puck too iong.” Los Angeles 17 28 6 40 190 251 Portland 29 23 .558 9'/z Broodnax 5-13 5-5 15, Wingate 9-14 4-4 22, Sam Houston 81, Dallas Boptlst54 Southern Methodist61, Baylor 57 Howard 47.7 32.2 knotted it up With a power play East Catholic is back in action Vancouver 16 27 7 39 187 210 Phoenix 19 28 .404 17 Moteen 04) 04) 00, J. Jackson 01 OO 0, vifestern Kentucky 67.7 33.8 The stalemate runs East’s re Ceits and Sixers win Texas 62, Rice 56 strike by Tim Milligan at 2:45 of Saturday, when the Eagles travel Winnipeg 17 32 5 39 198 252 L.A Clippers 18 31 .367 19 Edwards OO OOO, Winston 04)000, Smith Tennessee 66.2 31.3 cord to 6-7-1, while Suffield is now Wednesday's Results U.S. Figure Skating Cbamplon- Seattle 17 32 .347 20 OO OO 0, Hlohsmlth 04) OO 0. Totals Texas Tech 92, Houston 91 (2 0 T ) the third period. to West Haven to face off against Texas Christian 73, Arkansos 71 (20T) Auburn 64.3 32.6 5-6-2. Quebec 3, Montreal 2 iblps Golden State 15 37 .288 rs,'h 3052 2024 80. South Alabama 50.0X.6 Division I power Notre Dame at Bv Mike Well second half.” said Biil Walton, who and Malone argued on the court Chicago 3, N.Y. Islanders 2 At Unlomkil*, N.Y., Feb. 5 CO NNECTICUT (62) W#lt East goalie George Jordan re Wednesday's Results 6:30 p.m. United Press International pulled down 17 rebounds. ” We after the veteran center was lifted St. Louis 4, N .Y. Rangers 3 Junior Mentaftercompulsorlei and sbort Boston 103, Washington 88 E. Williams 1-5 6-7 8, Coles 5-9 3-4 13, Occidental 68, Lo Verne 47 Leading scorer Kevin Walsh was sponded well when he had to. Thursdoy’s Oames program) Phllodelphia 142, New Jersey 107 Besselink 4-10 04) 8, Kelley 8-15 6 6 22, Pomono PItzer 69, Cal. St.-Bernardino adjusted to their isoiation plays. late in the Sixers loss to Golden Buffalo at Boston, 7:35 o.m. 1, Rudy Gollnfo, St. Moritz ISC, 1.4 Thursday's Gomes Gamble 2-13 1-4 5, King 3-7 OO 6, 76 Tradition prevailed in Philadel (Leon) Wood and (Cliff) Robinson State Saturday night but the two Hortford at Detroit, 7:35 o.m. factored places. 2, Erik Larson, San Atlanta at Indlano, 5 p.m. Robinson 041-21, Urserv02000, Shea02 Seattle U. 81, Puget Sound 79 OOO, WarrenOOOOO,ScottOOOOO. Totals Whittier 76, Cloremont Mudd 72 phia and Boston Wednesday night had their moments, but that’s a made up their differences at F Edmonton at New Jersey, 7:35 p.m. Diego FSC, 2.4. 3, Mark Mitchell, SC of Detroit at Washington, 7:30 p.m. Scholastic roundup St. Louis at Phllodelohia, 7:35 p.m. Hartford, 2.8. 4, Eddie Shipstod, Phllodelphia at Cleveland, 7 :X p .m . 2367 17-23 63. Transactions as the Sixers and the Celtics tough way to try and beat the practice this week. Toronto at MInnesoto, 8:35o.m. Broodmoor SC, 4.6. 5, Todd Eldredge, Chlcogoot Milwaukee, 8:30 p.m. Halftime— (Georgetown 31, Connecti Men'a college hoop atatlatica whipped their nearest rivals in the Ceitics.” Los Angeles at Calgary, 8:35 p.m. Philadelphia SC .HS. , Craig Heath, St. cut Total fouls— (Georgetown 23, “ Moses was the key to every 8 6 L.A. Lakers at Houston, 8:30 p.m. X. NBA’s Atlantic Divsion. Friday's Games Moritz ISC, 7.4. 7, John Llotta, SC of Denver at San Antonia, 8:30 p.m. Connecticut 21. Rebounds— The Ceitics winning streak is the thing tonight,” said Charies Bark Montreal at Washington, night New York, 7.8. . Brian Grant, SC of (Gwroetown 35 (Dalton ), Connecti NCAA Division I At Boston, Larry Bird scored 26 8 New York ot Utoh, 9:30 o.m. 8 longest in the NBA this season and ley, who finished with 19. “ I think it Winnipeg at Vanveouver, night Lake Placid, 8.0. L.A. Clippers at Phoenix, 9:30 p.m. cut 37 (Besselink, King 6). Assists— (Compiled by NCAA) Baseball points and Robert Parish added 25 *’ 9, Joel McKeever, Colorado SC, 8.6.10, Georgetown 17 (M. Jackson ), (Through gomes of Fob. 3) Cincinnati — Signed outflelder-third Indian matmen are reversed the team’s best since they ran off 18 shows a lot of class on his part.” Seattle at Sacramento, 10:30 p.m. 8 as the Celtics pounded the Wa Patrick Brault, Los Angeles FSC, 9.4.11, Dallas at Portland, 10:30p.m. C o n n e c t ic u t 13 ( E . W l l l l a m s 4 ) Scoring baseman Nick Esaskyand outfielder Mox consecutive victories in 1982. New Jersey got 18 points from David Liu, Colorado SC, 11.2. 12, Mark Technicol— None. A— 13,838. g fg ttpts ovg Venable to 1-vear contracts. shington Bullets 103-88 for their Friday's Gomes The Builets were paced by Jeff Mickey Johnson and 12 apiece Blackhawks 3, Islanders 2 Alexander, St. Moritz ISC, 12.0.13, Alex No games scheduled Bailey, Wagner 20 223 153 599 X.O New York (AL) — Signed first 13th straight victory. Chang, Arctic Blades FSC, 12.2. 14, Sklles, Mich St 19 211 90 512 26.9 baseman Mark Manerlng; named Bill Malone with 21 points and Cliff from Otis Birdsong and Buck Bryan Rabin, Skokie Valley SC, 12.6.15, Syracuae84. Baton Hall 61 Yezbak, US IntrnI 19 273 97 503 26.5 Dowling vice president and gen At Philadelphia, Moses Malone Williams. E NY Iflandtri 0 2 0 ^ 2 Miller, U C L A 17 180 123 421 26.8 by homestanding Windham Robinson with 15. Chlcoffo 12 0 — 3 John Denton, SC of Boston, 13.6. eral counsel, Harvey Greene direc scored 29 points and grabbed 17 Senior Pairs (after ibart program) Grant, Utah St . 18 185 83 643 24.6 tor of media relations and Steve rebounds and Julius Erving added The Sixers, who have battled the “ I can’t say much good about First period— 1 , Chicago. T. Murrov 32 1, Gillian Wachsman and Todd SYRACUSE (84) FleM-(Goal Percentage (Olezvk), 4:47. Penalties— 6 ovd« N YI, Celtics 103. Bullets 88 Triche 4-7 04) 8, Alexis 014 2-3 18, Donohue assistant trainer. Nets for second place in the how we played tonight, except that Waggoner, SCof Wilmington, 16ordlnols, g fg fgapet. WINDHAM — All season long, Cheney is now 10-13 for the host Tigers clawed the Eagles, 28 points as the Sixers routed the 2:03; Froser, Chi 2:25; Hoonpoo. N YI, 98.50 points. 2, JIM Watson and Peter Selkoly 2-5 2-3 6, Addison 26 OO 4, Haugen, St. M ary's 19 99165 68.3 Atlantic Division all season, re they didn’t shut us out,” New 7:39; Boutlller. N YI. 7:59; Morrow, N YI, Washington 1015 01028, Brower 0 1 1-21, Lousville (American Association) season and East dips to 2-10-1. 76-59, behind the combined 48-point New Jersey Nets 142-107. uppergord, Los Angeles FSC, 19,98.60.3, WASHINGTON ( 88) Dougherty, No Coro 23 190 289 65.7 — Signed outfielder Steve Braun. the pattern has been the same. bounded from their 2-4 road trip Jersey coach Dave Wohl said. 16:51, Froser, Chl, 18:16. Katy Keelv ond Joseph Mere, San Diego Roblnson7-151-115,Jones2-404)4,Bol3-5 Douglas 46 79 15, Monroe 06 041 0, Hammonds, (GeorgloTch 19 96168 66.9 Cheney is at Bacon Academy on production of Carolyn Lynch and Washington led Boston through Second period— 2, Chicago, Secord R.WalkerO04-44. Totals 3056 24-3184. The Manchester High wrestling from the opening play. Erving “ That’s a moral victory. I guess.” FSC, 27, 96.80. 4, Natalie Seybold, SC of 2- 28,Wllllams4-132-210,Malone8-175-621, M cKey, Alabama 19 97 151 64.2 Pittsburgh — Signed pitcher Lee Saturday at 1 p.m. while East’s Kristen Downes. most of the first half, but the 29 (Larmer, D Wilson), 6:53. 3. SETON HALL (61) team usually gives up an early Philadelphia led 71-52 at half Wilmington, and Wayne Seybold, Fort Roundfleld ^74-48, Wood 5-124-414, Dave Thomos, Centenary 20 129 201 64.2 Tunnell to o 1-vear contract. Lynch and Downes each netted , Celtics ran off a 17-4 surge late in scored 12 points and Malone had 9 Chicogo. M urray 33 (Olczyk), sh, 9:00. Wayne ISC, 31,96.40.5, Karen Courtlond, 3- 90-26, Brodlev0-204)0, McKennaO-1 (MX), Salley 3-7 06 6, McCloud 4-14 4-4 12, Freo-Throw Percentage lead, only to come roaring back to next match is also Saturday, at 4, N Y Islanders, Bre. Sutter, 14 Bryant 5-11 4-5 14, M olor 5-14 OO 10, Seattle — First baseman Alvin Davis the third quarter to take control of in the first quarter as Philadelphia time and extended the advantage Essex, SC of N J, and Robert Daw, St. Greggory 1-104)2. Totols358618-2188. g ft ffa pet. lost his arbitration case and hod to win. But Wednesday night, the lead noon at Rocky Hill High. 24 points as Mercy ran its record to (Bossy. Makela), pp, 14:56. 5, N Y Moritz ISC, 49, 93.20. 6, Lori Blasko, Greene36066, Burton2-2064, Morton 06 (Goodwin, Dayton 20 63 68 92.6 the game. jumped to a 42-18 lead. to 106-75 at the end of the third Islanders, Bre. Sutter 15 (Bossy, Trott- 060, Romos 06060, D. Wolker03Totols accept a 1-vear $400J)00 contract; signed was too large, and the roar not loud 8-4 in the ACC, 11-5 overall. East Conelo Valley FSC, and Todd Sand, Los BOSTON (ID)) Brooks, Cal Irvine 19 57 62 91.9 outfielder Dave Henderson to a 1-vear "Our defense got better in the Philadelphia coach MattGuokas quarter. ler), pp, 19:15. Penalties— Lormer, Chl, Angeles FSC, 63, 90.90. 7, Marodith 2466 13-14 61. Suder, Duauesne 20106 114 91.2 enough, as the Indian matmen R n u lti: dips to 3-8 in the conference and 1:20; Boutllier.NYI, 4:16; Lyslak, Chi. Wedman 5-13 4-4 15, Bird 9-23 89 26, contract; agreed to terms on a minor- Cheney vs. East — 96- Legge (CT) Feinberg and Craig Maurizl, Philadel Parish 1l)-20 54 25, Johnson 0-0 04) 0, Halftime— Syracuse 31, Seton Hall Barlow, Notre Dame 17 52 57 91.2 5-10 overall with the loss. 4:16; Gilbert, N YI. 10:10; Yoremchuk. 31. Fouled out— Bryont. Total fools— league contract with pitcher Milt Wl Icox. succumbed to the emotionally- WBF, 101- Ash (CT) pinend Regina phia SC 8, HS.67,90.20.8, Susan and Jason Alnge 59 04) 11, Walton 6-11 1-1 13, Coval, W m and AAorv 20 71 78 91.0 Basketball “ We couldn’t cool off either Chl, 14:10; D.Sutter,Chl 10:50. Dunlen. Detroit SC, 71, 89.80. Syracuse 17, Seton Hall 28. Rebounds— Rebounds charged Windham High Whippets. 4:X, 108- Lee (EC) WBF, 115- Movnl- ThIrdkIII 04) 04) 0, Slchtlng 4-8 0-0 9, Milwaukee — Signed forward Paul han (EC) WBF, 122- Classan (CT) Lynch or Downes.” said East 9, Kellee Murchison, Arctic Blodes CarllsleO-2000, KiteO-10-00, VlncentO04-4 Syracuse 34 (Addison 7),Seton Hall 40 " g no ovg 45-30, in CCC East Division action. Third period— None. Penalties— (Bryant, D. Walker6) . Assists— Atlanto Pressev to a 6-year controct. pinned Carlsan 5:25, 129- Vlltar (EC) FSC, and Robert Pellaton, Lo Jolla FSC, 4. Totals 39-87 22-24 103, Sellers, Ohio St 19 262 13.8 U.S. Bosketball League — Announced Manchester, now 9-5, did show coach Donna Ridel. Bulls’ Dailey suffers relapse Savard, Chl 7:12. pinned Hunter 3:53, 135- Terza (EC) 85.86.50.10, Ginger and Archie Tse, SC of Washington 2S 23 20 20— 88 16 (Washington 7), Seton Hall 11 (Greene, Anderson, Houston 19 268 13.1 Slna4).A— 8427. formotlon of a new franchise on Staten case some fine individual perfor pinned M orm ino 3:51,141- Balon (C T ) The loss occurred despite one of Wilmington, 96, 86.50. 11, Elaine Boston 22 27 2826— 102 Hill, Bethune-Cockman 21 268 12.8 Island (N .Y .). Shots on goal— N Y Islanders 7-15-11— Asanakis and Christopher Hefner, SC of mances. Senior Sean McCarthy pinned Hardin 2:33, 148- Lynch (EC) East’s better offensive nights. ” We 33 Chicago 14-1(«— 32. Three point-goals— Wedman, Robinson, N ow 21 262 12.5 College pinned Pirtel 2:48, 158-Aspinwall (C T ) By United Press International league's agreement with the Play from the NBA on their options. Wilmington, 96,85.10.12, Shelly Propson Alnge, Slchtlng. Fouled out— None. Berry, St. John's (N Y ) 26 275 11.5 Atlantic 10 Conference — Suspended (135) totally dominated his oppo sup. dec. Wvtand 17-6, 170- Romono had four players in double figures Jerry Krause, the club’s vice- and Jerod Swallow, Detroit S(i, 108, U.20. Total fouls— Washington 24, Boston 18. Team Offense ers Association, Power-ploy conversions— N Y Isiond- Wedneaday*a college hoop re Temple center Ramon Rivas for two nent for a technical fall, 17-2, to (C T) WBF, 188- Lanclano (EC) pinned but we could not offset Mercy,” president and general manager, ers 8-2,Chicago 5-0. 13,Aprll Malakoff, La Jolla FSC. and Rebounds— Washington 43 (Roundfleld g pts ovg gomes. Rouelle : , Unlimited- Nett (CT) CHICAGO - Chicago Bulls “ Quintin Dailey had a relapse,” Karl Kurtz, Hershey FSC, 114, 82.30. 14, extend his record to 13-1. Junior 66 Ridel said. Goalies— N Y islanders, B. Smith. 8), Boston 52 (Walton 17). Assists— aulta U.S. International 19 1770 93.2 Florida State — Dick Roberts resigned WBF. guard Quintin'Dailey suffered a Bettman said. “ He is going back conferred with league and team Chicogo, Souve. A— 17,218. Devenv Deck and Luke Hohmann, Washington 18 (Williams 4), Boston 26 Cleveland St 20 1849 92.5 as men's track and field coach effective Whitney Twichell- (141) followed Cheney vs. RHAM — 96- Legge (CT) Mercy’s lead was 21-12 after one officials and reportedly had threa Detroit, 116, 82.40. 15, Kristen Kriwanek (Bird, Johnson ).n Technicals— Bird, Oklahoma 21 1930 91.9 relapse in his fight with drug abuse into drug rehabilitation and is Referee— Bryan Lewis. 6 East after the 1287 season. with a pin to up his log to 11-3. pinned Kennealiv 6:43, 101- Ash (CT) period and 41-31 at the half. The tened to challenge the league rules and Doug Williams, All Year FSC, 121, Boston (Illegal defense). A— 14,8W. North Carolina 23 2086 90.7 WBF, 108- Deollon (R) WBF, 115- and will be re-admitted to a drug suspended without pay according 81.10. 16, Heidi Franks ond Tony Jones, Albany St. 77, Union 58 Kansas — Suspended Indefinitely Mike Taylor (170), Greg Vincent torrid scoring continued in the Syracuse 19 1637 86.2 seniors Jeff’ Anderson and Monte Snlder (R) WBF, 122-Closson (CT)won rehabilitation center, NBA general to league bylaws.” Bettman said the Bulls would WInterhurst FSC, 144, 74.50. Albright 81, Lycoming 63 Team Defense third period with the Tigers Allegheny 100, Oberlln 69 Hollomon, lunlor Kevin Harkless ond (188) and heavyweight Dan Ad- by technical pin over Cloutier 19-3,129- counsel Gary Bettman said Under the agreement between question the directive. Nordlques 3. Canadians 2 g pts ovg sophomore Wes Hendricks from the dabbo notched three consecutive Plona (R) pinned Hunter 5:M, 13^ holding a 60-45 edge going into the 76era142,Neta107 Americon Inf 167, Springfield 62 Princeton 16 840 52.5 Wednesday. the players and the owners, Dailey Krause said he would not issue a Bloomsburg 76, Shlppensburg60 football team. pins for Manchester. Taylor is now Regan (R ) sup. dec. M orm ino 14-2,141- final eight minutes. St. Peter's 19 1041 54.8 Football Balon (C T) dec. SeredInskI 11-4, 168- Dailey, who missed Tuesday could be suspended for two years if formal statement. However, he Montrwil 0 01— 3 Canislus 78, St. Francis (P a .) 70 Texas Christian 20 1118 55.9 Liz Lynch was also in double NEW JERSEY (107) Cheyney 61, Kutztown 69 Seattle — Signed head coach Chuck 12-2, Vincent is 13-1, and Addabbo, Plrtel (C T) dec. Vendrullo 16-15, 158- there is an additional incident was upset with Dailey’s actions Qu«b«c 012—3 Richmond 20 1150 57.5 Sukach (R) pinned Aspinwall :23,170- digits for Mercy with 14 points. Deb night’s 117-115 loss to Detroit after First period— Non*. Penalties- Turner 6-6 3-8 11, Williams 5-12 2-4 12, Dickinson 82, (Gettysburg 65 Knox and his stoff to new contracts. 7-5. after Tuesday night’s 117-115 loss. Bowling GmlnskI 39 2-2 , Birdsong 69 0-0 12, North Carolina A&T 18 1038 57.7 Hockey Romono (R) WBF 188- Rouelle (CT) reportedly having a flat tire en following his release from the Nllan. Mtl, molor (fighting), 10:58; 8 Drexel 86, Lehigh 77 Average Scoring Margin The Indians host Hartford Public Houghton and Chris Raffin each Richardson 29006, King 37 2-28, Cook 60 Edlnboro67, Indiana (Pa)62 NY Islanders — Recalled right wing pinend Chlmelskr2:69, Unlimited- Nett route to the game, will be sus center, Bettman said. Dailey reportedly earns $325,000 Donnelly, Que, 10:58: Nllan, Mtl, malor off dot mar High Saturday at noon. (C T) dec. Zlkus 15-11. netted 12 points, Amelia Bearse 11 (fighting), 18:13; Donnellv. Que, major 008, M. Johnson 6-156-818, Ransev692-2 Elizabethtown 68, Drew 59 Arl Haanpoa from Springfield of the pended without pay under the The Bulls had sought guidelines a year. 10, O'Koren 3-6 OO 6, Cottage 312 6 6 10. Frostburg 71, Penn State-Behrend North Carolina 90.7 66.0 24.7 American Hockey League. Results — 94- Henry (W ) W BF; 101- East vs. RHAM — Kennealiv (R) and Aisling Buckley 10 for the (fighting), 18:13. Cleveland State 92.5 70.6 22.1 Home Engineers Totals 63102 21-30 107. 66 Dlckenson (W ) pinned LIscomb; 108- WBF, 101- Regina (EC) WBF, 108- Lee Eagles. Raffin gathered in 8 PHILADELPHIA (142) (Georgetown 80, Connecticut 63 Syracuse 86.2 65.8 20.3 Weed (W ) pinned Sarles; 115- Jenkins (EC) pinned Deal 3:29, 115- Movnihan Second period— 1, Quebec, Hunter 18 Oklahoma 91.9 73.1 18.8 (E C ) drew with Snider 2-2,122- Carlson rebounds. Patty Evans also played (Kumpel, Picard), 2:22. Penalties— Lynn Dovis 234-181-567, Bobbi Greco Jones 2-3 1-2 5, Barkley 7-8 67 19, Grove City 73, Bethany 61 (W ) pinned Gremiuo; 122- Haggerty 183-465, Kris Carpenter 232-481, Donna Malone 12-16 56 29, Ervlng 9-12 1011 28, Hofstra 87, Delaware Memphis State 82.7 64.9 17.9 (w r pinned Merrill; 129- Harbec (W) (EC) pinned Cloutier 3:48, 129- Fiona well for East. Rooney, Mtl, malor (fighting) 15:11: 77 FlehMGoal Percentage ( R) pinned Vlltar 2:17,135- Te rzo (E C ) Show, Que, malor (fighting) 15:11; Nllan, Hardesty 222-205-604, Francine T u r- Cheeks 67 6-7 16, Threott 60 2-2 16, Johns Hopkins 88, Sworthmore83 pin Fregeau; 135- McCarthy (M ) tech Mercy also won the junior geon 455, Maureen Brancato 192-419, McAdoo 36 OO 6, Green 6-12 1-2 13, C. fg fgo pet. tall Hernandez; 161- Twichell (M) pinned SerdvnskI 3:46, 141- Regan (R) COME IN AND SEE OUR Mtl, double-minor, 17:28; Eagles, Que, Juniata 71, York 63 Radio, T V varsity game, 52-42. Karen Mozd- Cathy Bohlallan 488, Linda Corbitt 451, Johnson 16 0 1 2, Moss 2-7 OO 6, Stokes 1-2 Kings College 79, M t. St. Vincent 55 North Carolina 853 1473 57.9 pinned Hanley; 148- LahashI (W) pinned Hardin 3:46, 148- Lynch (EC) )7:28; Hunter, Que, 19.55. Michigan State 661 1166 56.7 pinned Vendrullo 4:40,158- Sukoch (R ) Third period— 2, Montreal, GIngros 2 Fran O'Brien 177-473, Betty Mastan- OO 2, Cotledge 35 01 6. Totals 5690 29-39 Lock Haven 103, California 90 pinned Grassman; 158- Rogers (W) zierz had 12 points and Noel drea 455, M artha Grant 235-510, Ruth 162. Malne-Presaue9S, Me. Morltlm e (Georgia Tech 6051070 56.5 TO N IG H T ■ dec. Albert; 170- Taylor (M ) pinned pinned Wyland 4:X , 170- Romano (R) (Naslund, Smith), pp, 0:45. 3, Quebec, 68 Kansas 743 1331 55.8 WBF, 188- Lanclano (EC) pinned Feehan 10 for the 11-4 young Picard 6 (P. Stastny, Malone), 7:15. 4, Allen 453, Mary Ann Hilliard475, TrudI New Jeney 18 34 23 32— 107 Merrimack 85, Bryant 73 7;X Wholers vs. Red Wings, WTIC Alvarez; 188- Vincent (M) pinned Zudema 178-181-512, Shirley Eldrldge Philadelphia 42 29 33 36— 142 Monmouth 83, Wooner 79 Alobanra 592 1081 54.8 radio. Todest; Unlimited- Addabbo (M) ChmIelskI 1:12, Unlimited- Zlkus (R ) Eagles. Montreal, Tremblay 12 (Noslund, Freo-Throw Porcontago WBF. GIngros),8:59.5, Quebec, Anderson17(P. 193-515. Three-point gool— Barkley. Fouled NJ Tech 75, Yeshiva 72 7 ;X Oilers vs. Devils, ESPN pinned Shaw. East’s next action is Saturday DOLLAR ft tta pet. Stastny, Ashton), 18:45. Penalties— out— None. Rebounds— New Jersey 67 New York Tech 90, Dowling 81 7 :X College basketball: Ohio State against ACC co-leader Sacred (M . Johnson 12), Phllodelphia 65 (M o- Queens College 56, Pace S3 Michigan State 281 346 81.2 vs. Northwestern, SportsChannel Richer, MU, 8:11; Hunter, Que, 8:11; Weber State 323 410 78.8 Tremblay, Mil, 12:52. Tee-Totalera lonel7). Assists— NewJersev27(Rlchord- Slippery Rock 71, Clarion 66 8:00 College basketball: Florida vs. Tech tops East Heart at the Eagles’ Nest at 7 p.m. son 8), Philadelphia 36 (Cheeks 16). Total So. Molne 69, Bowdoln 55 Cal Irvine 361 464 77.3 Auburn, USA Cable Shots on goal— Montreal 9-3-13— Liz Bralnard 201-696, Doreen Cote Alabama 298 385 77.4 Girls Basketball 25. Quebec 5-13-11— 29. 658, Phyllis Hutchins 178-680, Bertha fouls— New Jersey 29, Philadelphia 26. St Josephs (M E ) 116, Mos3 Boston 82 11:00 College basketball: U C L A vs. There was plenty of wrestling M ER CY (74) - r Carolyn Lynch 106-11 Technical— O'Koren. A— 15071. Temple 348 450 77.3 Washington, ESPN Power-play conversions— Montreal Toutoln 206-699, Barbara Shedrick St MIchoels 79, MIddlebury 63 Rebound Margin action Wednesday afternoon at 24, Kristen Downes 120-024, LlzLynch3 1 -1 .(^ e b e c 2-0 . 187-21)0-179-5M, Betty M alorca ^82, St. Anselm 66, Assumption 53 Mercy tops EC 8-10 14, Paula Kohs 3 0-0 6, HedI Goalies— Montreal, Quebec, Ma- Staten Island 90, Hunter 69 off dof mar Cheney Tech’s gym as the host ''ov. Carolyn Wilson 680, Dot Hills 221-699, Michigan 40.5 28.6 11.9 Clplesnkl 1 0-0 2, Kris Lane I 0-2 2, Lori larchuk. A— 15,373. Debbie Clark 176-511, Lorna Salvatore Stonehlll 83, Bentley 67 Beavers, neighboring East Ca MIDDLETOWN — The first time VgcclonI 0 4-6 4. Totals X 16-29 76. I Referee— Ron Hoggorth. Susouehonno 75, Messiah 69 Syracuse 41.9 X.3 11.6 510, Claudette Mertens 209-506, Gall Notre Dame 37.7 27.6 10.1 tholic and RHAM High engaged in the clubs met. East Catholic came EAST CATHO LIC (59) — Amelia Hartzog 186-686, M ary Levitt 192-650, Syracuse 84, Seton Hall 61 Calendar Bearse 4 3-4 11, Andrea Ryan 3 0-0 6, Rec baaketball Tufts 80, Amherst (/) Arkansas-Little Rock 44.7 35.2 9.5 a three-way bout. Cheney topped away with an upset 47-45 decision Carol Lewie 179-178-686, Terry Prlsk- (Georgetown 43.7 34.2 9.5 Chris Ratlin 6 0-0 12, Alsling Buckley 5 waldo 188-517, Ruth Woodbury 218-533, Woshington (M d.) 81, HoverfordS3 the Eagles, 41-36, and bowed to the over Mercy High in All- 0-010, Cathy Burke 00-00, Katy Fisher 0 Blues 4. Rangers 3 Lou Toutain 185-188-525, Lee Bean Wilkes 69, Scranton 65 Sachems, 35-33, with RHAM the Connecticut Conference girls bas 0-1 0, Theresa Sombric 1 0-0 2, Nancy 221-561, Gayla Butcher 187-697, Ste MIdgeta Wore. Poly 95, Williams 90 Women'a collego hoop atatlatica TODAY Sulick 0 0-0 0, Deb Houghton 6 0-3 12, ENGLAND South big winner as it also reversed East, ketball action. NY Rongtrs i 2 0--3 phanie Anderson 650, Shirley Eldrldge Bovs Basketball Deb SuliInkI 0 0-0 0, Jud y Burns 1 0-0 2, 180-697, Barbara Seifert 178, Betty Lakers 68 (Mickey Glaser 26, Pete Alabama 57, (Georgia 54 St. Bernard ot East Catholic, 7:30 40-34. This time form returned. The Patty Evans 2 0-0 4. Totals 28 3-8 59. St. Louis 1 1 3— 4 SIrols 8, Todd Grundmier 8), 76ers 33 Alabama State , A u b u r n - First oerlod— 1. NY Rangers. LaldlawS Rogers 662, Eleanor Wilson 177-695, 8 6 NCAA Division I Girls Basketball Helen Gaffney 655, Kathy Bedore 676, (Gordon Hamilton 21, Jamie Barbato Montgomerv (Compiled by NCAA) Cromwell at Coventry, 7:45 (Helmlnen).3:09 2.St.'Louis.Fiockhartl6 6, Brian Altrul 6). 86 (B a rr), 5:59. Penalties— Carlson, StL, Donna Page 179-505, Petle Bucclno668, ((Games fhreuidi Fob. I ) Susie Hayes 186-667, Caral RIccardo Rockets 63 (Greg Geer 11, Dan Belhaven 56, Mississippi 54 6:31; Ramoge. StL, 8:55; Brooke, NYR, Warren 11, Ryon McGee 8, Pot Scoring FR ID A Y 192-181-498, Te rri Carpenter 201, Betty Centre 70, Fisk 69 (O T) g fg n pis ovg Bovs Baskolboll 11:45; Brooke, NYR, 15:48; Laldlow, Bailey 693, Karen Luck 650, Marcella Sweeney 8), Celtics 36 (Dwayne Gold- Charleston 90, Davis 8, Elkins 85 M CC women beaten again, N YR , 18:01; PoslawskI, StL. 18:01; ston 17, Stewart Shonell 10, Paul Milton Ford, Drake 19 227 89 534 28.1 Monchester at Hartford Public, 7:45 Rivers 669. Concord 75, Salem 73 Miller, u s e 20 206117 529 26.5 Melnyk. NYR, 18:46; Cavalllnl, StL 6 ). East Catholic at Xavier, 7 :X Elon 88, Mt. Olive 63 Pelphrev, Marshll 19 201 98 500 26.3 Cheney Tech at Bacon Academy, 18:46. Fort Valley St. 73, MorehouseC II O. Second perlo on they can play and that’s important for us. Combined Wire Services Black Hawks 3, Islanders 2 The St. Louis Blues traded Joe Mullen, one o f^ e ir At Chiacgo. Troy Murray BlaCk top scorers, last week. After one game, they hardly short: handed in the second period, to lead the^^a '(sm missed his offense. . , Hawks The triumph ended a^seven-game un^ Eddy Beers, part of the six- player deal which sent the Islanders, who had also won the popular Mullen to Calgary, Wednesday mght string by shined in his first game for the Blues Beers scored the straight. tying goal and added an assist to help St. Louis defeat •M m k the New York Rangers, 4-3. Nordlques 3, Canadlens 2 “ You want to show the fans and your tearnmates At Quebec, John Anderson '’j® right away,” Beers said. “ I ’m glad it’s over and I hope game-winning goal of the season with M 5 eft o n t the novelty is off so we can gel to the business of the Nordiques. Quebec is 5-2 against Montreal this playing hockey.” season, but trail the first-place Canadiens by three Other than Beers, St. Louis acquired Cjiarlie points in the Adams Division. Bourgeois and Gino Cavallini in the trade, and each “ Montreal had a chance to move away from the had an assist. pack tonight.” said Anderson ’ It was too important a Replacing Mullen will not be easy, thouglv Not only game for us to lose.” Haraid photo by Bathiw |,e popular, but he was the one of the NHL s most Anderson scored his 17th goal of the season from 'ha ...... consistent goal scorers. However, St. Louis coach lip of the crease after taking a pass from ' e f " captain Churning towards victory Jacques Demers said the team must play on. Peter Stastny and firing a low shot past Montreal “We can’t rest. We got Philadelphia tonight." goaltender Patrick Roy. i„i,„ “ I could have shot,” Stastny said. But I saw John in the event. He did officially win the Demers said. "But this was an important two points. Manchester High’s Mel Sieboid begins getting free and I decided to make the pass’. My angle 200-yard individual medley as Indians We needed it for morale and our emotions. Anthony Cappelli of to stretch it out in the 500-yard freestyle wasn’t all that bad, but I thought he would get a better triumphed, 75-67. Manchester is home “ The trade really shook our guys, but all the Hillard Street helps during Tuesday’s meet against Windsor shot.” Friday against Fermi High at 3:30 p.m. newcomers did well tonight. These guys showed early Locks High. Sieboid swam unofficially youngsters cross the College basketball roundup corner of Pine and High streets. They’re Thomas Sports In Brief m m - ' Gifted performers produce on their way to * r r Tripleheader set Sunday Washington School. He bidding is one of 33 town EAST HARTFORD — The eighth annual Huntington’s benefit 6 basketball classic, featuring a tripleheader, will be played as teams notch victories crossing guards. 6 Siindav nieht at East Hartford High school. u The Glastonbury Renegades will engage the Albie Booth s Club feather touch. for titie By Joel Sherman rebounds and hit l2-of-16 free Photos by David Bashaw of New Haven at 5:30 p.m. followed by St. Rose girls against EH throws, including 9 in the waning The 6-foot-11 -sophomore snaked United Press International inside and exploited the Colorado Bv Pohla Smith Parks & Rec girls at 6:45. , . „ , ,71 moments to hold off Vanderbilt. United Press International The featOre game'Svill have the East Hartford Explorers, 7-1, Three of college basketball’s “ I ’m going through a period of zone. against the Springfield Jewelers, 6-0, at 7:45 p.m. gifted performers, who occassion- scoring just 10 or 12 points a game, “ They had a lot of seams in their UNIONDALE. N Y . - Debi ally suffer from the burden of but we’re winning,” Walker said. defense,” Manning said “Greg Thomas, bidding to upset defend being major stars, gave reminders "You can’t go through you’re (Dreiling) gave me great passes ing champion Tiffany Chin and UConn soccer No. 1 In fan appeal college career and play well every Walk on the child side ... Wednesday night of how they inside the paint and all I had to do become the United States’ first night. Last year was a dream STORRS — For the second consecutive year, the University of earned their lofty positions. was turn around and drop the ball black skating champion, nearly At East Rutherford, N.J. season, but this year the defense Connecticut led the nation in home attendance for men s soccer through the basket.” jinxed her chances Saturday night. Dwayne Washington produced a has tightened and I can’t do the in 1985. The Huskies averaged 3,860 fans this season. They Elsewhere in the top 20, No. 6 Asked by meet officials to draw dazzling display of shooting and things I was used to doing.” Two Manchester crossing guards take their jobs very seriously Oklahoma ripped Oklahoma State the school figures the seniors averaged 3,635 fans in 1984. passing in the second half that Walker, a senior forward, has Duke University was second in average home attendance at 106-84, No. 11 Georgetown dumped skaters would perform in their befitted his nickname of Pearl and 1.782 points, surpassing Cotton Connecticut 80-63, Dayton edged compulsories. she selected the set 2,483 per game. led No. 7 Syracuse to an 84-61 Big Nash’s 1,170 scored between. 1962- By Nancy Pappas No. 17 Notre Dame 67-65-and No. 19 containing the two hardest for her East victory over Seton Hall 64. Herald Writer North Carolina State defeated to perform. At Lexington, Ky.. Kenny For Washington and Manning, But, somehow in the four days Castagna on Bentley squad Walker poured in 16 points to their reputations were built in high Clemson 73-69 in overtime. It’s 8 degrees at 8 a.m. Fingers and toes tingle before the competition. Thomas WALTHAM, Mass. - Bob Castagna is a freshman member of become the fourth-leading scorer school. At Norman. Okla , Tim McCalis painfully. Your breath hangs in a frosty cloud just an found a way to quiet her fears of the Washington’s stunning moves in the Bentley College indoor track team this winter. Castagna. a in Kentucky history in the 12th- ter scored 24 points and Oklahorna inch from your lips. figures, and she calmly skated the schoolyards and gymnasiums dominated from the outset to win But crossing guard Anita Carter is undaunted. She Manchester High graduate, is listed as a hurdler. ranked Wildcats’ 73-65 Southeast what she termed her best competi ern Conference victory over of Brooklyn. N Y. dazzled his its 46th straight home game. stands at the comer of Oak and Spruce streets, as she tion compulsories Wednesday to Vanderbilt. , teamitiates. However, in college Oklahoma 21-1 overall and 6-1 in has on almost every school morning for the last 17 take the first-round lead over Chin. Swimsuit Issue a big seller At Lawrence. Kan., Danny Man they often have earned criticism the Big Eight, moved to an 11-0 years. There’s a bright red stop sign in her hand and a “ I ’m mainly proud of myself for ning scored 14 straight Kansas for showboating and selfishness. lead and never trailed. smile on her face. not letting my nerves take over.” NEW YORK — Sports Illustrated’s 23rd swimsuit issue is on points early in the first half en But Washington showed whOn he “ That’s fine, you can go,” Carter says, gesturing F F At Hartford, Conn., David Wing said Thomas. 18, a Stanford the newsstands, and the magazine says it expects to sell eight route to 20 that enabled the is playing well there are few who with one hand. But a moment later it’s, “ No. you’d University freshman from San ate scored 16 of his 22 points in the times the usual number of copies. fifth-ranked Jayhawks to win their can run the court like him. better wait just a sec’ .” Jose, Calif., and runnerup to Chin second half to power Georgetown, This year’s cover, called the sexiest yet by editor Mark 29th straight home game, a 100-64 Syracuse trailed 49-47 with 9:44 Standing around for four hours in the brutal cold is last year. “ I went out and did the 18-3 overall and 8-2 in the Big East. Mulvoy, features Elle Macpherson modeling a deep-V suspender Big Eight rout of Colorado. remaining when Washington, who not a problem for Carter. Her original police-issue best I can. I don’t know how I was back tank suit on a beach in the south Pacific island of Bora-Bora. Washington, Walker and Man scored 28 points, triggered a 17-3 At Dayton. Ohio, Ed Young wool coat, now patched with black felt in a half-dozen able to relax so well out there, but SI expects to sell about 800,000 copies of the issue that hit the ning have received microscopic burst that carried the Orangemen scored 20 points and Negele Knight places, keeps her cozy. “ And really. I ’ve gotten I’m going try and do the same thing newsstands Wednesday. It also anticipates more than $12 million attention from the opposition and to a 67-52 margin. Washington had converted 6 crucial free throws in immune to the cold,” she says. “ I just don’t feel it the rest of the meet.” in revenue, about $1 million more than last year and $7 million the media. This has led to immense 12 of the 17 points and 2 assists. the final minute to carry Dayton, anymore.” Thomas’ triumph was the first of 13-8, past Notre Dame, 14-4. more than an average issue. pressure on and off the court. "This team needs a leader,” the E E two first-round upsets Wednesday junior guard said. “ It needs a point At Clemson, S.C.. Bennie Bolton A HALF-MILE AW AY, Anthony Cappelli is getting in the seniors’ division of the U.S. With their teams among the top dozen in the nation, that pressure guard who’s going to be in control scored 6 of his 17 points in overtime hugs and hellos at the corner of High and Pine streets. Figure Skating Championships. He greets 60 youngsters by name each morning. "Hi, Knicks’ Cartwright needs surgery likely will continue as the post and somebody they can rely on. At and Charles Shackleford added 5 of Gillian Wachsman and Todd Jenelle. That’s a different coat, isn’t it?” he says to season lives of Syracuse, Kentucky this point. I've done that. They his 13 in the extra period to lift Waggoner, of the Skating Club of NEW YORK (UPI) — Bill Cartwright, the New York Knicks and Kansas depend heavily on don’t need a point guard that North Carolina State, 15-6 overall one first-grader. Wilmington, Del.. 1985 bronze “ Stacy! What a pretty doll,” he says to another. center who has broken his foot four times since August 1984, will Washington, Walker and Manning. scores 30 or 40 points a game. At and 6-3 in the ACC, medalists, skated a clean and Several children yell greetings to him when they’re undergo surgery next Tuesday and will be sidelined for the rest of Much was expected of Walker times you are going to score 20 or 30 Also, it was: Alabama 57, spirited short program to a medley still a half-block away. “ Hey, Tony! How ’ya doin? the season. after leading the SEC in scoring points. It’s a matter of what the Georgia 54; Texas Christian 73, of Mexican folk songs to take a What time is it?” one calls. The team announced Wednesday that a piece of bone from and carrying a Kentucky team of defense gives you.” Arkansas 71 in two overtimes, narrow lead over defending titlists Besides his orange safety vest, Cappelli said that his Cartwright’s heel will be placed in the area of the fracture in questionable talent into the NCAA Manning was one of two high Texas Tech 92, Houston 91 in two Peter Oppegard and Jill Watson, watch is probably his most important piece of Merritt Hospital in Oakland, Calif. The screw, which was regional semifinals last year. school players to be invited to the overtimes; Mississippi 59, Tennes who stumbled and failed to com equipment. “ They’re still about five blocks from inserted into the broken foot in December 1984, will be replaced However, with success has come 1984 Olympic Trials. His back see 55; Louisiana State 68, Missis plete one of her required side-by- school when they get to me,” he said. “ They want to by a new screw. double-and triple-teaming. ground led many to expect an sippi State 62; Kansas State 64, side jumps. know if they’re late or what.” immediate Final Four visit for the Nebraska 54; Southern Methodist "Our goal coming into the meet On Wednesday, he received Cappelli and Carter are among the 33 crossing Jayhawks. Wednesday, he dis 61, Baylor 57; and Texas 62, Rice was to finish high enough to make major attention and was 2-of-6 guards employed by the Manchester Police Depart Mariners win arbitration case played why with his soft hands and 56. the world team (the top three from the field. But he grabbed 12 ment. They are assigned to stand at corners where a pairs), said Waggoner, 20. “ Any S E A T T LE — Seattle Mariners first baseman Alvin Davis must high volume of traffic poses a threat to youngsters thing better than that is just icing accept the team ’s offer of a $400,000 contract for the 1986 season, who walk to school, says Officer Gary Wood, police Cappelli dresses for the cold Anita Carter holds the ever-familiar stop sign, directing on the cake” a federal arbitrator ruled Wednesday. spokesihan. Thomas finished with 12 ordinals Arbitrator Tom Roberts issued the ruling. Davis had asked for Goodwill Games scheduled The civilian guards, paid from $4.25 to $4.75 an hour, weather. youngsters to cross safely. are primarily retired men and women looking for a and 107.10 points to lead the a $550,000 one-year deal. way to supplement their pensions, or keep themselves women; Chin. 18. a Toluca Lake, Prime Ncbiolo, president of the as it costs nothing — can be part of ROME (U P I) — About 3,500 busy. Calif., resident who trains in athletes from 59 countries have International Amateur Athletics the games program.” Denver, had 20 points and 104.60 Walllser takes over first place Associations, said there will be no agreed to take part in the Goodwill THAT WAS the case with Cappelli. He retired from ordinals, and 1985 bronze medalist Turner is paying for the promo VALZODANA. Italy — Maria Walliser of Switzerland moved Games in Moscow July 5-20. a conflict in track and field. Pratt & Whitney after 24 years as a machinist, and Caryn Kadavy. 18. a Colorado tional tour and footing the bill for into first place in the women’s World Cup standings Wednesday spokesman for the organizers said “ One of the 16 Grand Prix meets stayed at home for a year, “ But that got real old,” he Springs. Colo.-based skater from the U.S. team. According to sports by sweeping to a giant-slalom victory almost a full second ahead Wednesday. is scheduled for Moscow at the said. “ I needed to get out and do something. 1 was Erie, Pa., was third with 22 The event, the brain-child of same time.” he said. “ I would say sources, he also gave the Soviets ordinals and 104.20 points. of Mateja Svet of Yugoslavia. . watching too much TV. So I decided I try for one of television mogul Ted Turner, will that there will be a lot of good $10 million to help with Despite Watson’s error, she and Walliser, timed in 2 minutes, 34.00 seconds, has 209 points m the these jobs.” feature 18 sports — artistic and athletes and the meet — in as much organization. Oppegard, who skate out of De standings and team mate Erika Hess, the two-time World Cup Although he dislikes the cold weather intensely, rhythmic gymnastics, basketball, troit, scored very highly in presen champion, is next at 193. Cappelli has never regretted his decision to return to boxing, canoeing, cycling, diving, tation. Wachsman, 19, and Wag Tm not thinking right now about winning the overall cup, work. “ The kids are just terrific. They make me cards figure skating, handball, judo, goner finished with 16 ordinals and Walliser said. " I ’m just taking things race by race.” at the end of the year, they bring cookies and cards at modern penathlon, sailing, swim 98.50 points to 19 ordinals and 98.60 Introducing... Christmas.... I love to play around with them,” he ming, track and field, volleyball, points for Watson and Oppenheim. said. “ But at the corner. I ’m really strict. I don’t water polo, weightlifting and Natalie Seybold took a bad fall Teen-ager Fernandez turns pro Robert W. Szymanowski tolerate any fooling around near the street.” during her short program perfor wrestling. Cappelli takes his work very seriously, and keeps a Turner and his aides stopped in mance with her brother Wayne, M IA M I — Mary Joe Fernandez, a 14-year-old who has won just first-aid kit in his car, which is parked nearby. In four and the 1985 silver medalists about every amateur title available, Tuesday signed a contract Rome on a promotional tour taking years on the job, there has only been one occasion finished fourth behind Katy Kee- to turn professional. him to 12 cities in the United States where a disinfectant and a band-aid were required. ley, 20, and Joseph Mere, 21, of the Fernandez, a ninth-grader at Carrollton School, said she and nine in the rest of the world. “ But still, it makes me feel good to know I ’ve got it San Diego Figure Skating Club. signed with International Management Group of Cleveland, a Two Soviet officials and 10 nearby,” he said. The pairs’ short p’ gram and the marketing and promotions company that also represents Chris athletes from the United States, The work of a crossing guard is broken up into three women’s compulsor cs each count Evert Lloyd, Martina Navratilova and other athletes. Soviet Union, Britain, France, tours of duty each day. At most comers, guards work Spain and Italy accompanied 30 percent of the final scores. At 14 years and five months. Fernandez becomes one of the from 8 to 9a.m., from II a.m. to 1 p.m.. and again from Turner. The pairs complete their compe youngest female players to turn professional. Kathy Rinaldi was 2; 15 to 3:15 p.m. Guards like Carter, who work and Robert Wussler, executive vice live on the same street, are able to get bits of tition tonight with their four- 14 years, 4 months old when she, turned pro in 1981. minute freestyle programs. president of Turner Broadcasting housework or reading done between their work shifts. Senior men began their competi System, said one problem of tion today with compulsory fig Witherspoon admits to drug use conflicting sports schedules has BUT C APPELLI, who lives on Hilliard Street, says ures, and the senior ice dancers been resolved. he has scarcely enough time to get across town, relax perform the second of their three- NEW YORK — Tim Witherspoon admitted Wednesday to “ We asked the Hungarian feder (or warm up), and get back to his post. Woods agreed part meet, the original set pattern, smoking marijuana before his Jan. 17 title bout against "Tony ation to move the world volleyball that the schedule poses a problem. “ Basically, it’s an tonight. Tubbs and asked for leniency from the World Boxing championships, being held at the Bob has been with Lynch for 3 years as an Automotive eight-hour work day for four hours’ pay,” he said. In junior competition Wednes Association. same time as our Games, from Consultant. Being a Certified Product Specialist, he has, Fortunately, the job has compensation^ outside of day. Tracie Brown. 14, of the Witherspoon said he smoked marijuana around two months Budapest to Moscow and we’ve got helped many with their new car purchases. Bob was* the pay. For Carter, those include the chance to read Skating Club of Boston, took first in before winning the WBA crown from Tubbs in Atianta. On the OK.” Wussler said her Bible during slow moments, and the opportunities new car salesperson for the year 1985, having sold over to form friendships with other adults. After they have the school figures with 15 ordinals Tuesday, Witherspoon and promoter Don King were notified by 175 cars. and 98.10 points, just ahead of E. the Georgia Boxing Commission that traces of marijuana were walked their children to school, mothers often stand and chat with Carter for 30 minutes, or even an hour. Rory Flack, 16, of the San Diego found in his post-fight urinalysis. In his free time Bob enloys tennis, golf, three Carter waits with “ And there areTtiends I ’ve made, good friends who Figure Skating Club was second CALDWELL wheeling and bowling. He Isa member of the Elks Club youngsters on their with 22 ordinals and 94.20 points. of Hartford #19. still stop by and t ^ , long after their children have Rudy Galindo. 16, of the St. Papal Power takes Hutcheson Stakes graduated (from Nathan Hale School),” she said. ” I haven't changed; jobs. I wouldn’t change jobs.” she way to Nathan Hale Moritz Ice Skating Club of Berke OIL INC. — RIMEMBBR------ley, Calif., finished second in the HALLANDALE, Fla. — Jockey Don MacBeth knew Papal MNCI 1 t l ( said. School. The rewards of junior men’s short program but Power would finish strong in the $92,400 Hutcheson Stakes Her badge Badge 69 — is polished every M t W. C n i n M. September, and pfiuied back onto the pert white and held on to first place with 1.4 Wednesday, so all he wanted was his horse in contention until the 79.9 Manalissisr IS her job go far beyond factored places heading into their proper moment. per gal. C. O. D. blue hat which was issued to Carter 18 years ago. the money she’s paid, freestyle finals Thursday night. When previously undefeated Admiral’s Image started to fade. “ Some of the kids who crossed with me are out of high school, they’re in college or on jobs,” said Carter. Erik Larson. 17, of the San Diego Papal Power took the lead midway through the turn of the Carter says. 649-8841 We ere proud of our employeee. “ That’s kind of nice, (jon’t you think?” Figure Skating Club was second 7-furlong race and held off a strong challenge by Raja’s Revenge.* I after the two rounds with 2.4 PrteM Subject to Change factored places. 14 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Feb. 6, 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, Feb. 6. 1986 — 15 Veterinary medicine career Fishermen’s banquets have anglers thinking of spring Queen Catalog Co” inscribed on it. “Did you ever With that, he broke into a grin, One of the catalysts to this kind catalog store for western of mind wandering are the many Kansas?" All his stories, which were many requires coiiege, hard work think of fly fish looked over his glasses, and said and truly hilarious, and his way- ing for clams? "Well?" banquets that fishing organiza Elaborating, he told us that since tions hold during February and there wasn’t too rfiuch population out queries, which I have herein Or, how about Everyone relaxed, knowing we related, were all delivered in a QUESTION: ANSWER: Yes, dogs can see fly fishing for weren’t sitting with some kook, March. The Trout Unlimited ban in western Kansas, he would set up better at night than we can. The Joe’s quet, the Connecticut Fly Fisher a catalog store in each small town. straightfaced soft-spoken style. I am interested crabs?” and the answers started flying Made dinner each evening some in working in a physiology (function) of the eye is How would thick and fast around the table. men’s Association banquet, the People could thumb through the phenomenal, and, in some re World Housitonic Fly Fishermen’s Asso catalogue until 8 p.m., then phone thing to look forward to. veterinary you like to have He and I have kept in touch, and clinic. How Pet Forum spects. defies my attempts to that dumped on Joe Garman WHY BRING UP Bob Morris, ciation. the Connecticut River the orders in to him in Kansas City describe it. The eye is essentially a Maryland’s answer to Andy Roo Salmon Association are just a few. that evening. one of the reasons that Brad, Scott should I go you at a dinner and I are looking forward to this about training globe or ball-like structure. When table? Ten se ney, the first week in February? Brad Stevens of Glastonbury, Bob would then flag down any Edward A. Williams, D.V.M. we look inside it with an opthalmo- Well, this is the time of.the year Scott Garman, Reggie Christi passing truck, grain type, manure coming year on the Margaree is to for this field? rious more-or- renew an association with Bob What actually scope. we are looking at the inner less serious sal that fishermen start their minds ansen. Stan Geidel, all of Manches type, place the hamburgers, milk surface of a curvature called the '1 While nine heads seemed to wandering about the past year, ter, and I attended the latter last shakes, banana splits, sundaes, Morris. is involved in retina. The retina is the structure mon fishermen were sitting at These memories are what keep this work? dinner, and suddenly, this rather swing in unison in his direction, he and what to do with the upcoming Saturday night. All the talk of trips etc. on said truck, and the product that receives light and vision, then brought Bob Morris to mind and would be delivered the next fishermen alive and well during scholarly looking gentleman sit repeated his question. Then he Rshing season. the winter doldrums transmits it to the brain. This added, “Hey, we fly fish for Since we aren’t fishing, we’re we all enjoyed a good chuckle morning by flagging down the ANSWER: process of receiving light and an ting at one end comes out with the The American Veterinary Medical nary medicine is between $20,000 above two questions. Tarpon, bonefish, salmon, trout, thinking of where we want to go, describing his puckish humor. vehicle. For a paltry $1,500 each, Association defines the tasks of a and $21,000 per year. That is after image (vision) is probably best bass, you name it. Why not fly fish and what we want to do this he was going to let us in on this understood by thinking in terms of Dead silence. At tlie other end of Joe Garman, a Manchester veterinary technician (veterinary undergraduate college education the table, a questioning look on the for crabs and clams? Or for that upcoming season. And. of course, HE FLOORED US the second or magnificent deal, and we could set nurse) by stating that the duties followed by four years of veteri the operation of a camera. matter, oysters, too. Tie a fly that if you’ve had pleasant memories of third night after this first conver up our outlets all over the western resident for many years. Is a ■fhe retina in a dog differs from face of the questioner. Bob Morris. recognized authority on the sub may include "any part of the nary college. \ The Maryland resident had joined looks like a grain of sand for the the year past, it brings to mind the sation stopper, with, "Hey. would part of the state. practice which does not include In a majority of cases, that ours in that it has an area called the oysters, or one that looks like a associations, and new friends you any of you guys like to buy a The pay-off was a T-shirt he ject of bamboo fly rods, and the tapetum lucidum and a pigmented us at Mary Hart's farm and dinner sport of fly fishing. diagnosis, prescription or means that a total of eight years of table that first evening. decaying fishhead for the crabs.” might have met. franchise in my Dairy Queen owneH that had “President Dairy surgery." college will result in a position that area called the choroid. The Animal-technology training pro pays $21,000 per year for a 50- to pigments vary considerably, rang grams are at the college level. 60-hour work week. Try to pay off ing from light yellow to a deep Social Security Most programs are for two years student loans and rai.se a family at apple-green. Herald photo by Bathaw and lead to an associate degree. that salary! It is believed that the pigments in the choroid reflect even minuscule About Town Accredited programs sometimes I do not have comparable data Dr. Tris J. Carta of 315 E. Center St. Manchester chairman of Children’s for veterinary technicians. How amounts of light as compared to require an internship working in examines patient Justin Gigiio, the son Dental Health Month. Know your limit on earnings an established veterinary prac ever. it is pretty well accepted that the amount reflected by the human tice. Some of the programs are in the Northeast a newly- eye. These reflections are of Mr. and Mrs. Tomas Gigiio. Carta is Sealarks meat at church "bounced around" and further pate in the Aid to Families with available at universities and col graduated technician can expect a Sealarks will meet Sunday at 3 p.m, at South United QUESTION: I know there is an that can be covered is manual starting salary of around $12,000 reflected off various colored pig earnings limit for people collecting manipulation of the spine to Dependent Children program. leges that do not have a college of Your Dental Health Methodist Church. The speaker will be Marge However, if a child is eligible under veterinary medicine. A strong per year. ments. This "bouncing” of reflec Social Security benefits. How does correct partialorincompletedislo- tions results in an intensification of Hernandez, a financial planner. both programs, the parents may interest and background in the Veterinary medicine offers that work? cation that can be demonstrated by biological sciences are required light and therefore a brighter X-ray. Medical insurance does not choose whichever program that great rewards in personal satisfac image to the optic nerve, resulting pay for any other diagnostic or best suits the family. for most accredited programs. tion. The tremendous satisfaction Roast beat supper offered ANSWER: There are actually in night vision which is probably Acids cause tooth decay two exempt amounts. People therapeutic services, including QUESTION: My husband and I For more information and a list for both doctors and technicians 100 times more sensitive than that The First Congregational Church of Coventry plans X-rays, furnished by a of accredited schools, write to the comes from our wonderful clients a roast beef supper Saturday from 4:30 to 6; 30 p.m under age 65 can earn up to $5,760 each got a Form SSA-1099. How of humans. in 1986. People age 65 through 69 chiropractor. American Veterinary Medical As who love their animals and from This principle has recently be QUESTION: What causes tooth decay? ANSWER: Proper toothbrush technique can The supper will be held in the church’s community should we use them? sociation. 930 North Meacham the animals themselves. remove piaque in most areas in your mouth. room. Donations: adults, $4; senior citizens, $3.50; can earn up to $7,800 without losing come of great interest to optical benefits over those amounts. We QUESTION: I know a lady ANSWER: If you plan to file a Road. Schaumberg, HI.. 60196. Any person contemplating vete engineers in the space program. ANSWER: Tooth decay is caused by acids that Dental floss or other special devices can be used and children. $1.25. whose 5-year-old son ws born blind. to reach those areas not reached by a toothbrush. will deduct $1 from your Social joint tax return, combine the net Your question and feelings give rinary medicine as a career should actually dissolve the teeth. These acids are i Right now they’re both getting formed by the bacteria in the mouth when they Toothpaste is important for fluoride. Security benefit for every $2 you benefit amounts from both Forms 6 me the opportunity to discuss a be made aware of the fact that Edward Williams is a Manches Widow and widowers meet earn. There are no limits for all AFDC. Can her son also get SSI? SSA-1099 when you figure whether 6 common myth. The myth is that their rewards will not come in ter veterinarian. Do you have a consume sugars. These bacteria are in a sticky months an individual is over age question for Pet Forum? Write to substance called plaque that adheres to the teeth. QUESTION: How are the teeth strengthened? Widows and Widowers Associated, Chapter 11. of any of your Social Security benef veterinarians and veterinary tech dollars. 70. ANSWER: No. A child may not its will be taxable. nicians are highly paid. The truth Pet Forum, P.O. Box 591, Man Manchester, will meet Sunday at 1:30 p.m. at Luther get SSI payments and also partici QUESTION: Can dogs really see chester Herald, Manchester, ANSWER: Fluoride in the water and in the Hall, Emanuel Lutheran Church. A potluck lunch will is that the average income for a QUESTION: How can acid attacks on the teeth toothpaste actualiy replaces an element on the QUESTION: I have hurt my newly graduated doctor of veteri- better than people at night? Why? 06040. be prevented? be serv ^, and a business meeting will be held. surface of the tooth, making it more resistant to For more information, call 643-0050 and 643-7976. back pretty bad. Will my medicare the acid attack. One part per million is the right pay for my visit to see a ANSWER: There are two ways to reduce acids. amount for municipal water systems and is chiropractor? Reducing both the amount of sugars available, maintained in the Manchester area. Fluoride ■ Book club convenes Trustees plan book sale ANSWER: Medicare medical Animals and the time bacteria are exposed to those sugars suppliments can be prescribed for those people on SOUTH WINDSOR — The Gabriel Garcia Marquez insurance helps pay for only one will lower the acid level. Breaking up the well water. Club will meet on Wednesday at the Paperback Alley, Harriet J. Donovan, left, of Manchester, kind of treatment provided by a formation of plaque so the bacteria aren’t 6M Sullivan Ave. and Patricia Furnivall of West Hartford, licensed and Medicare-certified Gowns producing the acid right next to the tooth wjli February is Children’s Dental Health Month. In anticipation of a discussion of the works of Garcia both trustees of the Hartford College for chiropractor. The only treatment survive reduce the tooth's exposure to concentrated acid. This column was prepared by the Manchester Marquez, author of ‘ ’ 100 Years of Solitude, ’’ the group Women, look over one of the books By Dental Society. It will appear on Thursdays will show slides from Colombia, home of the author. Newman sequel QUESTION: How is plaque removed? during February. The meeting is open to the public. which will be Included in the college book sale. The sale, called. “Collector's HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Paul pollution Newman reprises his role as con for ■ Recital at Wood Library Choice; Beautiful Books and Artful artist Fast Eddie in "The Color of By Gayle Young Specializing in Objects," will be Sunday from 3 to 6 p.m. Money," a sequel to "The Hustler” your Prom United Press International SOUTH WINDSOR — Neal Larrabee, pianist, will Counted Thread Embroidery ' present a recital at the Wood Memorial Library, 783 at the college. Art books, rare books, which co-starred Jackie Gleason in or Wedding Main St., on Feb. 16 at 2 p.m. Admission is free and a paintings and crafts will be featured at 1961. NEW YORK — Foundry Cove Along with Newman, who has priced from $79.95 may be the worst metal-polluted February Spaclall . reception will follow the concert. the sale, a scholarship fund-raiser. , The program includes Beethoven’s Sonata in F won six Academy Award nomina body of water in the world, yet life tions but never an Oscar. "The still flourishes in the tiny, half-mile N w / U i. 14% Off all red fabrics & ; Minor, Op. 57; "Gaspard de la Nuit” by Ravel and threads for cross stitch. • Sonata in D Minor, Op. 58, by Chopin. Pinochle scores are listed Color of Money" cast includes Tom wide inlet of the Hudson River. 62 3 -6 9 8 2 Cruise, Mary Elizabeth Mastron- "You can dredge up animal life Happy Valantina’a Day! Pinochle scores for the Jan. 23 game at the Army tonio and Helen Shaver. F from Foundry Cove as abundant as AARP 604 schedules trip The sequel pits Newman against F and Navy Club include: you get from coves miles away," John Klein 652, Gus Frank613, Amelia Anastaio605. Cruise, who plays an up-and- said Jeffrey S. Levinton, chair of FUEt“.r::82»* Open Tues.-Sat. 9:30-5r30. Thurs. ’til 9 Connecticut Northeast Chapter 604 of the American 111 V2 Center St., Manchester Association of Retired Persons plans a trip to the Fritz Wilkinson 594, Rene Maire 590, Ernest coming pool hustler. Except for a Tues.-Fri. 10-6, Thurs. 'til 8, Sat. 9-5 the ecology department at the FULL HEATING SERVICE 122 Naubuc Ave„ Glastonbury Desrocher 585, Sylvia Gower 581, James Forbes 580, single day of filming in Atlantic State University of New York at THISTLE ; Norfolk. Va., Azalea Festival and Williamsburg April N E E D t. E W 0 R K S rail b.lS-S.SO.? for directions • 17 to April 21. Guests are welcome. Please call Ethel Vivien Laquere580, Harold Bagot 578. Martin Bakston City, the movie will be shot entirely Stony Brook. ^^PricesSubJecttoChanje__ 572, Annette Hillery 571 and Charles Gidrites 570. on location in Chicago. • Unique Fashions & Gifts From Around the World • Photo by Richmond Levinton, who has been studying pange at 643-8960. why shrimp, worms and fish still Little Rover makes a cuddly handful for Dog Warden live in the cove’s heavily polluted Richard Rand. The puppy was abandoned at the dog waters, believes Darwinian selec E E EUCERIN CLAIROL BUTLER pound and is waiting to be adopted. tion weeded out all but those m Butler at CLAIROL animals that can detoxify metals. NIVEA *2 ®^ Cream - 4 oz. Floss Threader lU Their progeny, which have inher Cream BUTLER Condition 4840 THflS&U r=:« Clairmist Adopt a pet ited the same ability, have flour FREE 6 oz. $ 2 6 9 Proxabrush Shampoo or ished, he said. Emrin' Refill Regular or Yet while metal pollution no Lotion - 8 oz. Conditioner Unscented longer affects these creatures, it • A ll Types A ll Types still poses a threat to animal.s in the 6309 4 oz. Rover is looking food chain that eat the toxic 15 oz. aquatic life, he said. Classified Ad $139 From the early 1950’s to 1979 a 990 $ 2 2 7 battery plant on the banks of the to roam no more cove dumped its waste of nickel and cadmium into the waters, Fill out coupon below (one word per space) and mail: By Barboro Richmond kind and patient families adopted Levinton said. Now the muddy CALTRATE L’OREAL Special to the Herald the other three. Patience was floor of the cove contains up to 20 CLAIROL With D Freehold needed because the puppies were percent cadmium, a toxic metal Clearly state name of item and phone number in ad. PERMASOFT It happened again. A tiny puppy so young they had to be bottle fed. fatal to most animals if swallowed. Shampoo or Condition Vitamins Mousse The cove is on the Enviromental Price must be included. EXLAX GASX was abandoned at the dog pound Morkey. last week's featured Conditioner H Hairspray 60’s A ll Types Tuesday morning in the cold. The pet, a shepherd cross about 6 Protection Agency’s superfund list Tablets Tablets of dump sites that should eventu One item only per ad. A ll Types A ll Types puppy, who has been named months old. is still waiting for 48’s 30-s w 5 oz. Rover, is this week's featured pet someone to take him home. He was ally be cleaned, the professor said. 16 oz. 7 oz. $ 5 3 7 Dog Warden Richard Rand found roaming alone on Main "It really is a toxic waste pool,” Do not use abbreviations. he said. "The level of toxicity in the $ 3 0 9 $ 2 5 7 FREE found him tied to the fence at the Street on Jan. 24. $ 0 6 9 $ 2 7 9 $159 HOtD pound when he came to work water and mud is very, very high” Also still waiting is the hand Fish and snails, shrimp and NO Pet, Garage, Tag Sale or Commercial ads I'' /I Tuesday morning. Rand said he some black Labrador retriever looks like a beagle cross and he's earthworms brought from other that was wearing an outdated parts of the Hudson River into the accepted. about R weeks old Worcester. Mass , tag when picked Another puppy, about 9 weeks cove die within minutes, Levinton up on Tolland Turnpike. If he isn't said. But the naturai cove resi old. is :ilso wait ing to be claimed b.\ adopted very soon, Rand will have Ads must be printed on order blanks appearing in the T Y LEN O L $0 3 7 SINEAID ANUSOL $087 its owner, or tidopted. He appears dents flourish and their progeny, MITCHUM to have a veterinarian destroy even when born and raised out of Manchester Herald. Childrens ^ Tablets Suppositories “ to he ;i husky cross and was found him. CO-TYLENOL Roll On roaming on Spruce Street on the cove in fresh water, survive Chewable 24's 12's BENYUN Tuesday The dog pound is located near the when placed back into its toxic Cough Syrup Deodorant town refuse area off Olcott Street. waters. Liquid Another new dog at the pound is a Tablets 8 oz. Scented or neutered male He's about 1 year Rand is at the pound weekdays Levinton discovered cove aqua n 30’s 5 oz. Unscented old. and is mostly black with a from noon to 1 p.m. and can also be tic animals had high levels of a white strip on his chest. Rand said reached by calling the pound. metal-binding protein in their To all Herald $ 4 1 7 1.5 oz. 643-6642 or the police department. $ 0 6 9 JinusorssL. he might have some Corgi in him. blood supplies. These proteins are readei^w ho He Wits picked up on Bolton Center 646-4555. Someone can also be able to bind to cadmium when it $ 2 0 9 Road on Mondtiy. contacted at the pound by calling enters living ceils and carry it have something 12 MBHSRiRH either of those numbers from 6 to 9 Last week's column mentioned through the body without harm, he to sell for the box of puppies left abandoned p.m., Monday through Friday. said. I on Piirker Street. At that lime There is a $5 fee to adopt a dog and "Those with high levels of these EFFERDENT there were three of seven left The the new owner must have the dog proteins in their blood survived 10 1'1 $99 or Less MITCHUM$077 good news this week is that .some licensed. and bore offspring that also had OB n LUBRIDERM Denture high levels," Levinton said. We will run your ad CreamP .r p flm ■ ■ Tampons RIOPAN 13 14 15 EPT PLUS Cleanser for 6 days Free of Deodorant — Lotion Antacid Crash course in chemistry It has been known for decades A ll Types Pregnancy 60's that plants and animals can Charge. 2 oz. 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(may) have done in the post but the Senate to endorse a House-passed bill to encourage United Press International Other specialists have found that His second surprise was the will never do again.” In the midst n~:r?5 F i W £ i > international cooperation to protect the shipwreck of the luxury of conversation, the doctor absenU hit budget going public with their illness is doctor’s silence during the exam. liner Titanic, discovered in icy waters off Newfoundland last WASHINGTON - When Dr. therapeutic for them and for their “ I immediately noticed a lack of mindedly began leafing through September. Jack Smith began having stomach p: ‘ ’''nts. Several doctors have conversation, which is ominous: the mail on his desk. M 4 r ‘L Bv Daniel Beegan Weicker on Wednesday introduced a Senate version of a bill pains, the gastroenterologist written. books about life on the tsj,. mMi You always make small talk " (This) told me his interest was The Associated Press approved by the House in December that would declare the wasn’t concerned. Medical spe other side of the desk, including during a colonoscopy,” he said. "I not with me, (that) something else Titanic wreck a maritime memorial. cialists do not fret about about the “ Surgeon Under the Knife” by asked him, ‘What's up?' He said. was more important,” Smith said. WASHINGTON — The Connecti Weicker said his bill, like the House version, would direct the illnesses they treat, he toid him William Nolen, “ Is It Worth Dying T m taking a biopsy.’” “ Ever since then. I’m particularly cut congressional delegation’s se State Department to negotiate with other nations on an nior Republicans are denouncing self. They take appropriate action, For?’’ , a stress management man Smith was told on the spot that he careful with my patients.” international agreement to protect the Titanic, which sank on MS m i 311L President Reagan’s budget, say they stay in control. ual by cardiologist-heart patient had cancer. “ A layperson would April 14, 1912, after hitting an iceberg, a disaster that sent 1,513 In a sense. Jack Smith has been ing the deep cuts in domestic When a lab test showed blood in Robert Eliot and “ Vital Signs: A have been told later on, in the people to a watery grave. his stool, Smith still didn’t worry Young Doctor’s Struggle with office, but my doctor knew I was lucky. He caught his colon cancer spending would hurt the state’s because he knew from experience Cancer” by Fitzhugh Mullan. too knowledgeable to be kept early, in the Dukes 1 stage, when residents. that nine out of 10 cases iuvnive a These physicians often become waiting,” he said. the chances of surviving five years MS 3781 Sen. Lowell P. Weicker Jr. and Security tightens after bombings benign growth that can be re effective proponents of change in Still groggy from the sedation. or more is 90 percent. Rep. Stewart B. McKinney said PARIS — The government ordered security tightened around moved easily. patient care. Mullan recently Smith experienced a long period of Albert Starr was also lucky; his domestic spending cuts should Smith’s was the tenth case. Five published a letter in the New- panic, and then the specialist in 1974 bypass operation was a instead be coupled with lower Paris today to try to halt a wave of bombing attacks that has seen it happen before with caused problems as well. Women days later he was fighting compli England Journal of Medicine urg him took over: “ In my mind, I success and he now carries a full defense spending and higher taxes injured at least 20 people at some of the city’s best-known members of other doctors’ fami suffering from infertility typically m to balance the federal budget. cations from radical surgery for ing colleagues to give more atten started flipping through the pages surgical practice and is president 758.4 3743 landmarks in the past three days. colon cancer. He had lost control. tion to the quality of life for cancer lies. Everyone looks over your “ see lots of doctors and allow each of the Society of Thoracic “ I’m for increasing taxes. I’m An extra 100 security officials were on guard at Orly Airport doctor (only) six months to expert-. of the last article I had read on the “ It felt like the whole world had survivors. shoulder. Dukes classification system for Surgeons. for cutting the defense budget and outside Paris, airport officials said. A spokesman for Charles de “ That’s where the layperson has ment” because they feel time is completely collapsed. I felt faint... Eliot, who now directs the colon cancer ... (and) I started Dr. Christine Haycock has also I’m for everything goes in this Gaulle Airport said extra guards were on duty but gave no running out. she said. In her case, the whole thing was like a National Center for Preventive it over the specialist: when you thinking, 'What Dukes could it been lucky. Several operations budget process,” Weicker said in details. . . slow-motion movie.’’ he said of the and Stress Medicine, is working to have a serious illness, you need “ it was difficult to terminate the during her career, including an interview Wednesday. The latest blast tore through the FNAC sportswear store in the doctor-patient relationship be be?” ’ UPI photo moment when he received the convince the health insurance dispassionate care.” The Dukes system classifies breast biopsies and surgery on her While the Reagan budget would crowded Les Halles shopping complex Wednesday night, Other specialists say ailing cause I formed friendships as a diagnosis. industry that an ounce of preven cancer in four categories from hands to relieve a painful nerve prove a continued boon to Connec injuring at least nine people in the third explosion in Paris in physicians are sometimes treated physician.” Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger budget request is 3 percent higher than ticut’s defense contractors, it Experts in all medical fields will tion costs far less than a pound of worst to best prognosis. compression, have not curtailed three days. A fourth bomb found Monday in the Eiffel Tower was gingerly by other doctors. testify that the saying “ Physician, cure. While he got dressed. Smith her practice nor diminished her briefs reporters on the proposed $311.6 the Pentagon's original allocation for slates for elimination many eco When Dr. Albert Starr, chief of Like most specialists inter nomic development and small defused. heal thyself" has little meaning. Smith is working behind the started planning the next couple enthusiasm for sports and outdoor billion miiitary budget Wednesday 1986 and drew a predictably sharp Statements from government officials appeared to confirm cardiopulmonary surgery at an viewed, she found that doctors An ailing specialist has no inside scenes to promote widespread use hours; as he explained it, “ I activities. business programs, many coastal Oregon hospital, required a coro were nervous about taking on her before taking it to the Senate Armed response from Democrats in Congress. programs, would reduce student news reports that authorities believed the bombs were planted by track to a cure and no special of the hemoccult test that detected subjugated the patient part (of A past president of the American nary bypass for a blocked artery, case because "they wondered how Services Committee. Weinberger’s terrorists, possibly a Middle East group seeking to force the formula for dealing with pain, blood in his stool and ultimately me) and became the physician” Medical Women’s Association, college aid sharply and would he found that “ my residents were much should I control and how slash mass transit and eliminate French government into negotiations for the release of four disablity. financial worries or fear saved his life. He also has become once more. He commandeered a Haycock shares the view that a reluctant to (operate on) me. They much should they control? I told French hostages in Lebanon. of death. a quiet but staunch advocate of a hospital office, “ placed strategic bout with illness “ gives you a Amtrak. wanted to go with a medical them, ’You have to treat me like a “ The budget he presented to us is Only two significant attributes traditional doctor-patient relation calls around the country and got a better appreciation of what the treatment, but I said, 'If this were patient’ — but I also second- devistating to the retarded child set the specialist-patient apart ship — a therapeutic standard list of surgeons and hospitals” for patient goes through” and ulti Defense plan faces the ax any other patient, you would guessed them.” and his education, to the disabled Knife-wielding man commandeers Jet from other health care consumers: which, he said, the health care the necessary colon surgery. mately makes a better recommend surgery. Why shrink young man and his being taught a knowledge of the disease and industry cannot afford to shelve. After narrowing it down to two practitioner. GRAPEVINE, Texas — A Florida man threatening to slash the back in my case?” ’ JACK SMITH HAD performed profession, to the young person authority within the medical “ This experience taught me the surgeons. Smith did “ something Other specialists afflicted with throat of a flight attendant held more than 200 Delta Air Lines A female endocrinologist who thousands of routine colonoscopies Massive hike sought for space shield desiring a college education, to the profession. prediction that the solo practice of that a layperson would never do: ” their own illnesses have not been so passengers hostage on an airplane after it had landed. FBI medicine is doomed, that corpo experienced infertility problems so he knew what to expect when he disadvantaged younster needing climbed onto the table. His first he scheduled a personal interview lucky. In recent years, two promi billion, making the $311.6 billion agents overpowered the man a few hours later. NUMEROUS INTERVIEWS rate medicine will dominate, is reported that physicians who seek nent American brain researchers Bv Eliot Brenner myth that we have a deficit today remedial courses, to the elderly medical treatment do enjoy spe surprise was the euphoria he felt with each candidate. “ It wasn’t a request for next year 8.2 percent No one was hurt in the incident that began on the ground at with specialists who have or have wrong,” he said. who have made landmark contri United Press International because we have had large defense and the aflicted as it relates to our cial perks: when she called an from the intravenous painkiller he matter of their competence,” he higher after inflation. about 8 p.m. EST Wednesday night aboard Delta Flight 139, had their own disorders reveal “ Patients want one person they butions to treating disorders of the budgets. That is nonsense.” research budgets and grants at the infertility specialist with a 3-month regularly adminsters to patients said. “ I needed to find out how I Weinberger said $311.6 budget which carried 205 passengers and 11 crew members from Fort 6 that, in the face of serious illness, can hold accountable .. They may nervous system have themselves WASHINGTON — Defense Se Further complicating the de National Institutes of Health,” would relate to them.” 6 before the procedure. knowledge and authority can be as take generic drugs but they don’t waiting list, he agreed to see her in cretary Caspar Weinberger is request is needed to continue the fense equation this week was a Weicker said. Lauderdale, Fla., to Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport. It “ This was the first time I had it, The deciding factor occurred been debilitated by neurological want generic medical care.” two weeks. asking Congress to authorize $311.6 momentum of the nation’s defense report by Joshua Epstein, a “ And of course, with all those was scheduled to continue to Los Angeles. much of a liability as an asset. and it felt terrific ... like the buzz during the first interview when the disease. The oncologist who comes down One message comes through in But her professional status billion in military spending next buildup, which has consumed $1.2 defense expert at the Brookings figures goes the presidential rhe The suspect, Ralph Hughes II, 34, of Fort Lauderdale, with cancer knows only too well the ■every talk with a specialist who year, including a 75-percent in trillion in President Reagan’s first Institution, that the Pentagon toric that we’re for young people, allegedly grabbed a male flight attendant just before the plane likely ravages of chemotherapy. has taken ill: a firsthand knowl crease in research funding for a five years in office and is expected miscalculated its $274.3 billion we’re for old people, et cetera. It’s reached the terminal at DFW, threatened him with the knife and The cardiologist who has a heart edge of the patient’s plight triggers .< 3 / space-based missile shield. to cost $1.8 trillion over the next figure. He said his independent a deception, and one I intend to demanded to be taken to the cockpit, the FBI said. attack has to choose one colleague profound compassion and new ^<3 Accounting for inflation, the five years. computer analysis puts the actual smoke out in the hearings that lie Hughes, described by passengers as nervous during the flight, among many for “ the best” measures to alleviate distress. fiscal 1987 defense budget pro The biggest item in Wein 1987 spending at $289.1 billion, ahead,” said Weicker, chairman of allowed all the passengers and most of the crew to leave about an treatment. The chief surgeon who Said one surgeon. “ Since my posed Wednesday is 3 percent berger’s budget is $4.8 billion for which wouid add $14.8 billion to the the Senate Appropriations sub hour into the ordeal. He was arrested about an hour later after a must go under the knife may find operation. I’m much more lavish higher than the Pentagon’s origi research on the Strategic Defense •next year's deficit. committee on human services. brieg struggle with agents. that associates are reluctant to with pain medication ... I now feel nal allocation for 1986 and about 8 Initiative known as “ Star Wars,” up about 75 percent from this The defense secretary said the McKinney said Congress and the perform the operation. that keeping the patient comforta percent above authorized spending president agree the fiscal year 1987 year's $2.75 billion. military buildup over the past five Many specialists turned patient ble has real meaning.” after cuts imposed this year by the deficit should be trimmed to the Three Congressmen face probe report feeling stigmatized by il new Gramm-Rudman balanced The proposed budget asks for years has improved the U.S. $311.6 billion in authorized spend strategic posture against the So $144 billion level set by the WASHINGTON — The House ethics committee will begin lness. Professional identity can be AFTER THE POSITIVE hemoc budget law. Gramm-Rudman-Hollings law, at stake when, as one surgeon put cult finding. Smith assumed he had Weinberger’s budget pitch be ing, some over several years, with viet Union. preliminary investigations into the financial dealings of three actual 1987 spending at $274.3 but disagree on how to do it. it. “ you’re looking up at the light a polyp and decided to schedule the Ilubaroo! fore the Senate Armed Services “ Shall we maintain our goal of House members. Reps. Fernand St Germain, D-R.I., William instead of down at the table.” In necessary colonoscopy at a hospi Committee drew a predictably billion. rebuilding U.S. defenses or will we “ To meet the $144 billion require Boner, D-Tenn., and James Weaver, D-Ore. fact, a number of physicians from tal in another city. I sharp response from Democrats. Weinberger said his budget ment, we must find spending cuts, Questions were raised last year about the financial affairs of St submission is up 3 percent, after fall back and see this effort all areas of medicine, including “ A prominent specialist who "You will not get the defense falter? ” he asked the Senate panel. and new revenues of $45-$50 Germain, who is chairman of the House Banking Committee. An gastroenterologist Jack Smith (a goes into the local hospital starts Love budget you’ve requested,” said inflation, from this year’s budget billion,” McKinney said. He advo article in the Wall Street Journal suggested St Germain “ has had ■ pseudonym), agreed to discuss getting advice from all his special You Sen. Gary Hart, D-Colo., expected and just the amount Congress Congress, he said, must not cated holding defense spending lots of investment help from people and institutions that have their experiences at length only if ist friends,” he remarked. “ I’ve to make a second run for the agreed last year he could get for “ squander past gains and return to increases only to the rate of benefited from his official actions." i f hiparoo!- presidency. the fiscal year starting Oct. 1. the practice of regarding defense inflation, a freeze on domestic St Germain said he had fully reported details about his On the other side of Capitol Hill, But the increase appears higher spending as the balance wheel of spending “ and increased revenues financial affairs and promised to give the committee “ all the House Speaker Thomas O’Neill, when taking into account the effect fiscal policy, a practice which gave to be achieved through a gas tax, of the Gramm-Rudman balanced information it deems necessary” for its investigation. F Municipal bonds win D-Mass. said, “ The defense budget us the hollow forces of the 1970s.” new user fees and a strengthened Weaver, who is considering running for the Senate, has been F budget law, which requires reduc will not escape the ax.” corporate minimum tax.” the subject of stories by the Portland Oregonian regarding his s? But the chairman of the Armed ing the federal deficit to zero by The total military budget prop use of $81,900 in campaign money for investments. Services Committee, Sen. Barry 1991 in large annual installments. osal, including defense-related McKinney said Connecticut Boner’s case also involves the use of campaign funds. The confidence of investor s ? Goldwater, R-Ariz., rushed to The Pentagon’s share of cuts Energy Department projects in would be hit hard by cuts in Weinberger’s defense, telling his required by Gramm-Rudman in volving nuclear weapons, is housing programs, transportation Nashville Tennessean reported Boner used campaign money to Among the panel, “ I wanttodispelthepopular 1986 drove its budget down to $278.4 slightly more than $320 billion. and small business programs. pay for a trip to the Orient, to lease a car and pickup truck and for most popular S? gifts and entertainment. investments E these days are municipal Palestinian warns of retaliation E bonds because Sylvia Put the Love Of Your Challenger panel mulls data, debris of their tax-free JERUSALEM — Prime Minister Shimon Peres said the status. Interest first time in the huge auditorium of been collecting and that type of tures. they said, could have interception of a Libyan jet was a mistaken attempt to capture a Porter WASHINGTON (AP) - The top Palestinian guerrilla, and Israeli television said Israeli on municipal focus on the Challenger disaster is the National Academy of Sciences. general information on what has combined with the stress of vibra warplanes forced down the wrong plane. bonds is free of swinging from search ships in the Investigators believe a spurt of transpired since last week,” NASA tion to cause a failure in the federal income Atlantic Ocean to the nation’s flame at or near a seam on the spokesman Mark Hess said Wed rocket’s steel wall. The man Peres said was the target of the operation, Although the presidential com tax: there’s a capital, where a presidential com right solid rocket booster triggered nesday of his agency’s testimony. meanwhile, issued a warning that U.S. and Israeli jetliners may constitutional Life O n ^ lo u ^ ^ With Two rocketry experts said Wed mission is charged with conduct be targets of Arab retaliation for the interception of the Libyan mission will use thousands of the explosion, sources at the ing an independent investigation of prohibition against the interest house. photographs, tons of debris and National Aeronautics and Space nesday that freezing temperatures jet. the accident, NASA is expected to being subjected to federal income You can buy a bond maturing in miles of computer tape to try to tell Administration say. and the vibrations of launch could Press reports today said Peres indicated Israel had hoped to provide most of the technical taxes. While new bills would more the year you intend to retire. the full story of history’s worst Today's hearing provides the have combined to cause the capture Ahmed Jibril, leader of the radical Syrian-backed strictly define these exempt bonds, In addition. Eli J. Warack, space accident. first substantive public informa booster to crack and cause the expertise. Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine-General the basic “ municipal" interest divisional editor-in-chief of $ The 12-member commission, tion about the accident from NASA explosion. About 12 tons of debris have been Command. remains tax-free. Prentice-Hall, cautions: Recip headed by former Secretary of since Challenger exploded eight Gary Flandro of Georgia Insti recovered from the sea — about Israeli television reported Wednesday that three planes left In addition to the tax-free ients of Social Security benefits Love Message Valentine tute of Technology and Herman State William P. Rogers and miles above the sea off Cape one-tenth of the 123-ton shuttle and Libya for Syria at about the same time and that one of them — the interest, there are other breaks. may have to pay tax on a portion of onetime astronaut Neil Arm Canveral, Fla. Krier of the University of Illinois its cargo. NASA says it has not apparent target of the interception — was carrying senior For instance, municipal bonds the benefits if their income under a strong, was to determine what Scheduled witnesses include said the overnight subfreezing found the crew cabin and its voice Palestinian officials. But the Israeli jets instead intercepted a temperatures at the Kennedy offer you tax-favored treatment special computation exceeds a caused the fireball that killed six Jesse Moore, the director of the recorders. plane carrying seven Syrian officials and two Lebanese when you sell them at a profit — threshold amount ($32,000 for joint astronauts and schoolteacher space shuttle program and the Space Center prior to the launch just as do stocks or real estate filers. $25,000 for singles.) You add In The could have caused temperature The commission now numbers 12 politicians. Christa McAuliffe on Jan. 28 in the head of the interim board estab LONG-TERM CAPITAL GAIN. your adjusted gross income and first in-flight disaster in 56 U.S. lished immediately after the differences of 50 degrees or more but may grow to 20. Its members If you hold the bond long enough for one-half your Social Security be manned space missions. accident. between the inside and the outside include physicists, engineers, at the profit to be treated as long nefits to your municipal bond The panel, which must report “ I think essentially they’ll just of Challenger’s two solid rocket torneys, a journalist, former test term capital gain, 60 percent of interest. If the total exceeds the MANCHESTER HERALD back to President Reagan in four make an overall presentation on booster engines. pilot Chuck Yeager and astronaut New for "1986” your profit is tax-free under threshold amount, up to one-half months, was meeting today for the the types of information they have Such a wide range of tempera Sally K. Ride. current law. That means the your benefits are taxable. ORIGINAL APPALACHIAN ARTWORKS, INC.PRESENTS maximum tax bite out of your Important: The new tax on Your Ad Will Appear February 14th profit is 20 percent. Social Security benefits does not Xavier Roberts* DISCOUNT MUNICIPAL change the basic break for munici Oscar voters ignore BONDS. Municipals selling at a pal bond interest. Theibond inter Be somebody. market discount have the same est continues to be tax-free, even if 6 BUNNYBEES" basic feature as municipals selling you are subject to tax on your at or above par; a steady flow of benefits. The interest counts only two top moneymakers tax-free interest But they also for purposes of computing the have an added break. When you amount of Social Security benefits BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. (AP) Spielberg broke away from his sell at a profit, the difference that is subject to income tax. — Steven Spielberg, maker of usual science fiction and fantasy between the purchase price and YOU CAN STILL CASH IN ON Hollywood dreams, failed to have mold to direct the drama, widely the face amount you receive at CONVENIENT BEARER his own come true as “ The Color considered his bid for peer accep maturity is taxed at favorable BONDS. A tax law change back in Purple” received 11 Academy tance as a director of substance. capital gains rates. 1982 cut back on the availability of Award nominations, but none for But the academy turned away On other kinds of bonds, if you bearer bonds (unregistered bonds Spielberg as best director. the director of “ Jaws,” “ Close buy at a discount, the gain from that can be transferred almost as “ Out of Africa,” a lush, romantic Encounters of the Third Kind.” the sale or at maturity of the bond easily as cash). In contrast, the movie about a Danish writer also “ Indiana Jones” adventures and would be ordinary income. (This right to principal and interest on a received ll nominations for the the all-time movie moneymaker applies only to taxable bonds registered bond can only be 58th annual Academy Awards, to “ E.T. — the Extra-Terrestrial.” issued after July 18. 1984.) transferred if a book entry shows be presented March 24. Nominees Spielberg has yet to win an Oscar. Municipal bonds are the big the new owner is the issuer or its were announced Wednesday. A Warner Bros, statement said exception. They are exempt from agent. “ Out of Africa” and “ The Color the studio was pleased with “ The 6 the new ordinary income rule. So if The law change: Interest on Purple,” both adapted from novels Color Purple” nominations, but you buy a municipal at a discount, municipal bearer bonds issued written by women, were joined as was “ shocked and dismayed that the entire gain at sale or at after June 30, 1983, is not tax-free. best picture nominees by “ Prizzi’s the movie’s primary creative maturity still qualifies for capital Net effect: All municipal bonds & Honor,” a black comedy about a force, Steven Spielberg, was not gains treatment. issued after that date are in lovesick Mafia hit man, and recognized.” ZERO COUPON MUNICIPALS. registered form. "Witness,” the adventures of a These municipals are issued at a Still widely available, bearer At Spielberg’s Amblin Enter Example Philadeiphia cop in Amish coun tainment, a secretary said the discount and pay no current bonds are not a thing of the past. try. Also nominated was “ Kiss of interest. 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Feb. 6, 1986 — 21 M - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Feb. 6, 1986 Yale astronomer says most of universe is dead Council OKs teacher pay: BUSINESS BRIDGEPORT (UPI) - ‘ Larson theory disputes common views about how galaxies evolve Mayor Thomas W. Bucci has • claimed partial credit for a universe’s mass to be dead, with “ Stellar formation occurred much Common Council decision to As stars exhaust their gases, than is believed.” much of what has yet to be detected Bv P tttr S. Hawes “ There just isn’t much gas left to more quickly in the earliest stages reverse its rejection of a two- B u sin ess Municipal bonds carry little risk they die, with galaxies and the The Associated Press of galactic evolution. Therefore, lying in small, younger stars too year contract for 1,280 teachers surrounding universe continuing keep the universe going for very dim to be seen. But Larson feels it the galaxy runs down, bums out, one day before"* the dispute NEW HAVEN - As much as 90 to exist until all of the available much longer. Astronomically In B rief much more quickly than most could be as high as 90 percent and would hove gone to arbitration. QUESTION: Being a very cautious investor in a percent of the universe’s mass gases are used up. speaking, we don’t have a very points to his theory as accounting Never assume anything from an offhand statement ideas would have it.” Bucci said Wednesday his high income tax bracket, I buy only insured, tax-free may lie in stellar graveyards in the If Larson is correct, then there long future ahead of us.” Larson for most of what can’t be found. by anyone who’s selling you anything. When a broker Larson acknowledged that his lobbying for the contract at the CRT promotes Downham municipal bonds. Are these bonds rated AAA because form of Invisible dwarf stars, are many more huge stars — said. mentions insurance, ask, “ What kind?” And get the theory is "kind of radical,” but "The thing that falls nicely into emergency meeting Tuesday they are insured, or are they insured because they are neutron stars or black holes, possibly 100 times the size of the Lest anyone panic, however, he HARTFORD — Douglas Downham of Vernon details. said it could well explain the large your lap is that you can now night may have changed the triple-A? Investors* according to a Vale University sun — than scientists now believe. said it will be at least 5 billion years has been elected assistant treasurer of the amounts of galactic mass belived account for all of the unseen mass aldermen’s minds. The council astronomer whose ideas challenge And because most of the giant before galaxies in a universe Connecticut Bank QUESTION: Enclosed are photocopies of the front by astronomers to exist but which in the universe,” he said. “ You get Monday voted 17-1 to reject the ANSWER: That’s really a “ chicken or egg” Guide popular notions of galactic stars were created in the first 2 or 3 widely believed to be about 15 and Trust Co., it was and back of a municipal bond. At the time of my have never been seen. enough mass in the massive stars contract and then Tuesday question. Some insured municpal bonds would carry billion years of the universe’s billion years old will grow signifi announced William A. Doyle purchase in 1985, I was told by the broker it would evolution. Most astronomers agree that that Were created first to account AAA ratings, even if they were not insured. But some Professor Richard Larson, existence, many would now be cantly dimmer and their gases are night voted for it 18-0. recently. mature in 11 years. But the front of the bond gives a whatever dead galactic mass “ The anger I displayed Mon would not and get that top rating only because they are chairman of Yale’s astronomy dead. depleted, for it.” Downham is the maturity date of Nov. 1, 2012.1 called the broker and Larson’s work is based on exists takes the form of a dwarf, a day brought it home to them,” insured. Also, you should be aware that some insured department, said his studies of the The theory, he said, also could system manager of municipal bonds are rated below triple-A. Standard he said there is a “ call date” on the reverse side. THE PROBLEM with proving observations of the Milky Way and neutron star or a black hole. Bucci said Wednesday. “ Also mJmk Milky Way and a nearby galaxy explain a number of astronomical information servi and Poor’s Corp., and/or Moody’s Investors Service Will I be able to cash this bond in 1995, or will I have his theory, however, is the same as the relatively nearby galaxy M83. Dwarfs have about the same mass they realized they were caught lead him to believe that the mysteries including so-called dark ces/programming, Inc. automatically give triple-A ratings to municipal to wail until the year 2012? with most involving dead stars; It is to be published in an upcoming as the sun but are about the size of in a time frame.” universe is composed of far more halos of unseen stellar remnants responsible for gen bonds insured by Ambac Indemnity Corp.. Bond Because they have burned out and edition of the prestigious British the earth; neutrons also have The pact approved Tuesday massive, dead stars than most believed to be surrounding eral ledger, budget Investors Guaranty, Financial Guarantee Insurance assumed it has federal government insurance, as is ANSWER: If the issuer of that bond calls it forearly , are so dense that light cannot “ Monthly Notices of the Royal similar density but are com night gives public school common theories assume. galaxies. and asset liabilities. Co. and Municipal Bond Insurance Association — with the case with banks. redemption, you'll cash the bond at that time. If there escape their gravitational pull, Astronomical Society.” pressed into the size of a ball with a teachers a 21.4 percent pay hike His thesis is based on the “ If my speculation of the early He joined the bank the latter two getting the triple-A accolade from both Now, years later, I learn that the insurance on my is a “ call." you won't have any choice in the matter. The two-phase theory of stellar radius of about 6 miles; black over two years. "radical” proposal that galaxies they can’t be seen. Their presence formation of massive stars js in 1981 as a bond is provided by a corporation. I feel 1 am the You’ll have to turn in your bond for redemption can only be surmised through formation contradicts two beliefs holes, whose internal structures The contract for the school rating services. do not evolve at a constant rate; correct, I would suggest that this programmer. Those triple-A ratings are based on the solid victim of a lie by omission. Do I have cause for alarm? The call provision is explained on the back of the non-visible radio waves and dy that have been widely accepted for are unknown, are still more dense. year which begins July 1 is the rather, he says, they undergo an unseen matter at the edge of Before joining financial status and credit-ratings of the insurers. The bond certificate. It has a table, showing the earliest namic influences exerted on sur decades: that galactic evolution Larson agrees, but where he first one reached between the initial active stage in which high galaxies, that most of this dark CBT. he worked as a insurance guarantees that interest payments will be ANSWER: Most likely, no. call can be made on May 1, 1996, at 108 percent of the rounding celestial Tbodies. takes place at a constant rate and parts from common belief is in the city and teachers without bind temperatures spur the creation of mass is these dead stars, possibly teacher at Compu met and principal amount will be paid at maturity, Even without insurance, municipal bonds are bond’s redemption value and at gradually lower The implication of Larson’s that large and small stars are amount of dead mass that may ing arbitration since the state giant stars followed by slower black holes,” Larson said That ter Processing Insti even if the issuer of an insured bond defaults. seldom high-risk investments. Despite the understan prices after that — but never below 100 percent. theory, he said in an interview created together, he said. exist. established the procedure eight cycles in which increasingly theory, he said, is not new but he tute. a computer A bond might get an A or AA rating, without dable furor following the disgraceful default of $2.25 The issuer is not required to call the bond for early Wednesday, is that, if so much of smaller stars grow out of cooler said his thesis of galactic forma years ago. operations shift su insurance. But it moves up to triple-A when one of the billion Washington Public Power Supply System redemption and, in all probability, won’t — unless the universe’s matter is dead, it is "I AM PROPOSING a fairly MOST ASTRONOMERS con galactic dust and gas clouds tion “ makes it more plausible.” pervisor for Casual bonds, municipal bond defaults have been relatively interest rates are lower 10 years and more in the "much closer to being burned out drastic change,” Lar.son said. sider about 20 percent of the four insurers named above insures it. ejected by those bom before them. Corner and senior However, not all municipal bond insurers have few and far between. future. computer operator tifiple-A ratings and, as a consequence, neither do the In the unlikely event the issuer of your bond fails to If interest rates stay reasonably high, you might not at Third National bonds they insure. More and more outfits are getting pay interest and/or redeem the bond at maturity, the be able to redeem your bond until Nov. 1. 2012. Bank in Douglas Downham into the municipal bond insurance business. Some are insurance corporation pledges to do so. To date, no However, you can sell it at any time through a broker ‘Strategic’ CALDOR Massachusetts. individual insurance companies: others are municipal bond insurer has failed to meet that or bank and gel whatever its market value happens to Downham has two children consortiums. obligation. be at the time of the sale. CIRCULAR SALE Our federal government does not insure municipal Continues Through Economy appoints Stockman QUESTION; When a broker told me the municipal bonds, which are debt obligations of states and their Doyle welcomes written questions, but he can minerals bond I bought from him was insured, I naturally political subdivisions. provide answers only through the column. S a tu rd a y Economy Electric Supply Inc. of Manchester has appointed Stephen L. Stockman as general 6 in state? manager, with responsibility for headquarters 6 CALDOR and branch operations, it was announced by Andrew J. Walsh, Illegal aliens Economy may president and chief executive officer. create demand Stockman, an Ox generally help ford resident, most NEW HAVEN (AP) - Although recently held a var minerals are cheap and plentiful iety of sales and from other parts of the world, management posi U.S. economy geologists say the time could come tions at General when Connecticut might be tapped Electric Supply Co. By Tom Raum as a source of valuable minerals. of Bridgeport. He The Associated Press Government scientists are look BRENDAN AND served as district ing in Connecticut and other East PAMELA KEIXEY manager with re WASHINGTON — Foreign workers who enter the Coast states for ’’unconventional sponsibility for 10 country illegally are easily absorbed into the labor geologic environments.” GESCO branches in force and can sometimes make a positive contribution The federal government survey, POLAROID SUN 600 LMS New England. to the U.S. economy. President Reagan’s Council of midway through its four-year THE COUPLES’ DIET Economy Elect Economic Advisers told Congress today. term, is still at the stage of by Brendan & Pamela Keliey ric, the largest inde gathering information and no pendent electrical "Illegal aliens may find it possible to evade some comprehensive geological picture Oiirfl«g.3«.fW distributor in New taxes, but they use fewer services (especially social of any area has been drawn. 11.16 Pub. UM1S.B5 ______..SxmicflaMtand England, supplies security benefits) than do other groups,” the report Uranium, platinum, nickel, co A dynamic now weight loss program ‘ advance, duat (dm iMid MKiot. Stephen Stockman material for the con said. balt and other metals are called that provea that it is much aaaler for 2 aoo 2 Pic. t>ihn,iMe. ««,«• ...UM struction and indus The president’s top economic advisers said that "strategic” because of their key people to lose weight than 1 person. trial markets. Branch offices are located in while they weren’t condoning illegal immigration, roles in advanced technology. Bristol. Groton and Framingham, Mass. they could find no evidence the employment of illegal They may exist in Connecticut in aliens displaced native-born workers from jobs. such small amounts that mining The report on aliens, which had become controver F them now would be a losing Pitney Bowes Income rises F sial even in advance of its release, was one of seven proposition, but a shift in world STAMFORD — Pitney Bowes Inc, has reported separate economic studies accompanying President politics could change all that, a 10 percent increase in net income for the fourth Reagan’s annual economic message to Congress. according to a government quarter of 1985 compared to the fourth quarter of geologist. “ Although many aliens work on farms illegally, the 1984. availability of such workers may enable U.S. Gilpin Robinson, a geologist with The company Wednesday also said its revenue the M eral Department of Interior production of certain fruit and vegetable crops to for the full year was up 6 percent compared to the remain competitive with that of other nations.” the in Reston, Va., says the United year before, a record increase. . States relies almost entirely on report said. The company’s fourth quarter net income Restricting the supply of alien farm labor “ would E foreign sources for many strategic increased to $49.5 million, or $1.25 per share, from UPI photo E increase the costs of farm production," the minerals. -TO $45,1 million, or $1.14 per share, in the fourth "If another OPEC-type (em president’s top economic advisers concluded. quarter of 1984. Beryl W. Sprinkel, chairman of the Council, said the High standards bargo) 'situation happens, all of a Pitney Bowes reported fourth quarter revenues sudden things that might not be report was initiated because “ the president agreed it Craftsman Bon Antrobus prepares a the largest market for the cars, which k o d a k MttItipakRIfii of $515.8 million, up 9 percent from $474.9 million would be important to examine the economics of economical today might be eco for the same period in 1984. radiator grill that will grace the front of a sell for between $103,000 and $163,000. nomic tomorrow,” Robinson said. FLAMING TREE ECHOES immigration.” Pitney Bowes chairman and president George Sprinkel told a group of reporters that the study in Rolls Royce at a plant in Crewe. The grills are hand-made and take a full Mineral finds here would help by Phyllis A. Whitney byMabveBlneiiy i-24 B. Harvey said the earnings increase for 1985 was reduce U.S. dependence on metal .6.00 no way endorses the practice. England. The United States has become day to assemble and polish. ... a record for the company and he expected “ The economic gains provided by international ore imports from unreliable for >ttb.Uat17.«| •KmtjjkWCLilfwe another record in 1986. eign sources. 11.16 Pub. List 1S.95 12 migration do not justify the presence or employment "Connecticut doesn’t have a lot Fleeing a life shattering tragedy, Kelsey A rich story of love bon against aii odds of aliens in the United States on an illegal basis." the of known mineral potential,” he Stewart becomes involvedin intrigue as and threatened by s e e ...... •Kodak 4