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Bv Andrew Yurkovskv the town attorney and personnel and Andrew J. Davis offices, a Planning and Economic AAanchester Herald Development secretary, a park maintainer, a social worker, a Mayor Peter P. DiRosa Jr. said police laborer and a police Friday that there might be some captain — are proposed by Town cuts in the manager’s proposed Manager Robert B. Weiss for $64 million budget to stave off the 1988-89. The new positions would higher tax rates that could result cost more than $155,000. from a plan to scrap the problem- Osella, though, wants the direc­ ridden 1987 revaluation. tors to fund the addition of two ‘ T m sure it’s a possibility patrol officer slots to offset because we’re not going to have vacancies caused in part by as much increase (in the Grand disability absences. That would List) as we thought we were going cost $58,922. to have," DiRosa said. The 1987 Grand List, based on On Thursday, the town admin­ the revaluation, totals about istration asked the state Office of $989,447,000, or 31.2 percent above Policy and Management to set the 1986 Grand List. Most of that aside the Grand List because the increase is attributed to property Board of Tax Review was values adjusted under the swamped with hundreds of ap­ revaluation. peals, more than it could possibly Weiss’s proposed budget, act on by midnight Thursday, the which represents a 13.5 percent deadline set by the state. hike over 1987-88 spending, would Other town directors contacted require an increase in the tax rate Friday said that cuts may be if there were no revaluation. needed in the budget to maintain With the phased-in revaluation, the current tax rate. But Direc­ the tax rate needed to support tors Theunis ’’Terry’’ Werk- general fund expenditures for hoven, Geoffrey Naab, Ronald next fiscal year would be 41.54 Osella and Mary Ann Handley all mills if the $64 million budget said it was too early to make any proposed by Weiss were ap­ 2 Tone decision about where those cuts proved by the town Board of power may be made. Directors. ThsAMOolaladPran The same budget without a 357 Osella said he also would like to see at least a six-month freeze on revaluation would require a tax WON’T QUIT — Attorney General Edwin Meese speaks at a news new town staff hirings and rate of about 50.50 mills, accord­ ing to calculations of Finance conference at the Justice Department Friday in Washington. Meese deferral of non-essential capital indicated he would not resign his post despite pressures for him to step improvements. Six new positions — a clerk for Please turn to page 3 down. U.S. sends more troops into Panama

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1. Wlitch sports term usually suggests the tallest Wi tot testing pleases Meese; player? more troops PLATE HOOP CUP SIDE POCKET 2. Undulant fever is most likey to be contracted he won’t resign from irks many COUGHS MILK WATER MOSQUITOES into Panama WASHINGTON (AP) — Independent counsel 3. Which type of creature has upset the ATLANTA (AP) - Georgia’s James McKay said Friday he has found Insufficient housewife’s budget the most? 93,000 kindergarten pupils begin WASHINGTON (AP) - The United States is evidence to date to warrant indicting Attorney CANINE EQUINE BOVINE FELINE taking mandatory tests next sending about 1,300 additional military personnel to General Edwin Meese III in connection with a $1 4. The ancestor of which creature is said to have week that will partially deter­ billion Iraqi pipeline plan or a possible conflict of “jumped over the moon?” Panama to improve security for American bases as mine whether they will enter first well as U.S. civilians living there, the Pentagon said interest involving his telephone company stock. NANNY ELSIE TABBY BIDDY grade in the fall. Meese said he was “ gratified by the action and the 5. Which color adjective is also the name of a Friday. «i3 ;- Some parents and educators statement” of the Independent counsel and that he plant? v/;y. The move wasbeingtaken“ in view of the growing oppose the tests. would not step aside. RED YELLOW BLUE VIOLET unrest and tension” in Panama, and should not be Last week, the National Associ­ “ It is certainly my intent to carry on my duties as 6. In this Bible problem you are to analyze the read as an indication of “ some, kind of military ation for the Education of Young long as the president wants me to,” the embattled famous Bible characters at the left. Then try to action on the part of the United States,” the Giildren and the National Associ­ attorney general told a news conference. match them appropriately with the items at the Pentagon said. ation of Early Childhood Special­ McKay said his report was an interim one and that right with which they are associated. However, CBS News reported Friday night that ists in State Departments of his investigation was continuing. (a) Joshua (v) Honey the Reagan administration was “ considering a plan Education issued policy state­ “ The grand jury’s investigation is not yet (b) Noah(w) Grapes to overthrow” Panamanian strongman Manuel ments opposed to such mass complete as to” the pipeline probe, the telephone (c) Adam(x) Figs Antonio Noriega, although the network said no standardized testing of stqckB and “ other matters, and will continue at least (d) Jonathan (y) Apples decision has been made and the Pentagon opposes kindergartners. through the end of April,” McKay’s statement said. (e) Hezekia (z) Moldy bread such a proposal. Such indiscriminate testing, There are already more than 10,000 U.S. troops in A source close to McKay’s investigation would not the groups said, means “ many provide details of these matters, but said they were Answers In ClasslfiOd section. Panama. kindergartens are now highly WMIe many of the troops to be dispatched are all felony cases. structured, ‘watered down’ first military police and other security specialists. Army The grand jury is expected this month to hear grades, emphasizing workbooks helicopter units also are being deployed to the testimony from Meese, his wife, Ursula, and U.S. Connecticut Weather and other paper-and-pencil activ­ Circuit Judge Douglas H. Ginsburg, former head of troubled Central American country, the Pentagon AP photo ities that are developmentally said. The deployment will begin next week, the the Justice Department’s anti-trust division that handled the breakup of American Telephone & Manchester and vicinity: Saturday, a cloudy inappropriate for 5-year-olds.” Pentagon said. INSUFFICIENT EVIDENCE — Inde­ Telegraph Co. while Meese held telephone stock. start, but a few breaks in the clouds possible in the Georgia is the first state to The move comes just one week after the Defense pendent Counsel James C. McKay Even though McKay’s announcement was an afternoon. High around SS. Saturday night, mostly make such testing mandatory, Department completed a buildup that had already interim report, it was an enormous boost to Meese, cloudy. Low 40 to 45. Sunday, mostly cloudy. A 30 although individual school dis­ doubled the number of security personnel guarding announced Friday that there was who has been reeling from bipartisan calls in percent chance of showers. lUgh SO to 55. ' tricts such as Minneapolis have military, bases in Panama. It also comes four days insufficient evidence to warrant a Congress for him to quit in the wake of the West coastal, east coastal: Saturday, mostly similar programs. after Panamanian troops marched on a Panama criminal indictment of Attorney Gen­ resignations Tuesday of two of his top aides. cloudy. A 40 percent chance of light rain by evening. AP photo Georgia ^ucaUon officials say City hotel, confiscating the tapes of four U.S. those who are outraged over eral Edwin Meese. High SO to 55. Saturday night, mostly cloudy. A 30 television networks and briefly detaining several BALDNE3S CURE? — A Chinese doctor daubs standardized tests of 5-year-olds percent chance of showers by daybreak. Low 40 to American journalists. to measure their ability to recog­ 45. Sunday, cloudy. A 50 percent chance of rain. “Baldness Cure 101” on the hairless scalp of a 6-year-old CBS News reported Friday night that the Reagan nize sounds, letters and basic High 50 to 55.______from Japan who lose his hair for unknown reasons 18 administration was considering a proposal, ad­ months ago. , math concepts are making moun­ vanced by the State Department earlier this week, Directors consider budget cuts tains out of molehills. "to overthrow Noriega by triggering a new political “I think it’s more important to decision has been made yet on Lottery Winners crisis” which would require the dispatching of two Continued from page 1 Robert Huestis, the town’s budget focus on the entire process, infantry brigades, or 8,000 combat troops, into officer, said the tax base — and so what figures would be used to prepared the 1988 Grand List. He because there’s much more to it Panama. the availability of revenues — Bald Japanese seek than testing,” said Sharon Mein- Director Boyce Spinelli. Those said that he assumed that the There were no Connecticut lottery drawings on No decision has been made, the network said, would remain essentially the Good Friday. The drawing for the Lotto game will hardt, coordinator of the Georgia noting that such a plan is opposed by Secretary of figures were compiled a week ago same with or without the values from the 1987 Grand List be tonight at 8. The Daily Numbers and Play Four Department of Education’s early Defense Frank Carlucci and Adm. William Crowe, to explain the effect of the revaluation. that is being set aside would be childhood education program. ~ phased-in revaluation on residen­ updated to 1988. and that 1988 drawings will be tonight at 7:50. a miracle in China chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. Huestis said that the real Meinhardt said if a child does The Los Angeles Times reported in Saturday tial properties of different values. would be the year in which a new not achieve the required score, With a phased-in revaluation, increase in the Grand List with­ revaluation would begin. editions that Secretary of State George P. Shultz out the revaluation might be less, . BEIJING (A P ) - For about 92 percent showing some new education officials will use both and Assistant Secretary of State Elliott Abrams some owners of more expensive Weiss said he based his as­ Index as DiRosa said, because it might $3,000, Japanese tourists can see growth of hair. For people who the test and the recommendation proposed a series of actions, including kidnapping houses would have seen their tax sumption,on the fact that 0PM the Great Wall, eat Peking duck have lost hair in patches, the not be possible now to determine of the child’s teacher in deciding Noriega to bring him to the United States for trial, bills decrease. officials have argued that a and grow hair with Zhao Zhang- success rate is 100 percent, she accurately what the real growth •revaluation must be calculated Business___ . 34-3S Local news. whether the child is ready for first landing more than 3.000 troops in Panama in a show Spinelli’s calculation assumed guang’s mysterious, magicai said. is. He said that the amount of real from the fair market values of Churches__ . 14-15 Obituaries— grade. of force and using the CIA to organize a military an estimated 5 percent growth in Classified__ . 36-40 Opinion. ’ hair-restoring tonic. According to the official news “There are a lot of scared increase for each property might real estate property in the year of coup. the tax base over that in the 1986 difficult to determine. C o m ics____ . 23-25 Senior Citizens. A tour bus arrived Friday agency Xinhua, more than 100,000 parents out there — I’ve talked to The newspaper reported that the proposals had the revaluation. Connecticut. ___B-S Sports______.41-48 carrying 98 bald and thin-haired people have been treated with 101 Grand List. He said that the them,” Meinhardt said. “ When I been advanced at high-level meetings, and that the Huestis said the decision to set The town used 1986 fair market Focus------, 17-32 U.S./World _____ . 10-11 Japanese for their first treatment since production began a year actual growth rate without the have had a chance to talk to a lot kidnapping plan, which startled other officials, had aside the revaluation should have values in the 1987 revaluation, with 101 Hair Liniment, a liquid ago, with an improvement rate of revaluation has not has not been of the parents and tell them we been shelved as unworkable. But the idea of no effect on the budget process. and 0PM officials are investigat­ made from a secret recipe of calculated. 97.5 percent and a cure rate of 84 are going to look at more than the fomenting a coup remained under consideration, The Board, of Directors had ing whether that procedure was about 30 medicinal herbs.- percent. The General Fund tax rate for test, there’s not a parent who left the Times said. The CIA has prepared a draft planned to vote on Weiss’sbudget appropriate. Weiss said Friday a It is the second Japanese group, the current fiscal year is 48.59 lianrbfatpr Hrralft the conversation without saying presidential authorization for limited covert action on May 4. report from 0PM is not expected following 20 who arrived in Zhao’s results haven’t been mills. independently verified. ‘I feel better.’” against Noriega, the newspaper reported. Despite DiRosa’s comments. Weiss said Friday that no for several weeks. USPS 327-500 VOL. CVII, No. 157 February, to come to China on a The testing policy, approved by Penny M. Sleffart, Publlshar package tour that includes treat­ By comparison, the anti­ Pentagon officials who demanded anonymity told the state Board of Education in ment at Zhao’s clinic at the baldness drug minoxidil, recom­ The Associated Press late Friday that the decision Sheldon Cohan February, is mandated by the Qsorge T. Chappell Jinsong, hospital in eastern mended for approval by the U.S. to send the additional troops came after a lengthy — Spring Ahead Clocks go forward Sunday EdHor Compoaing Manager (Quality Basic Education Act to Denita A. Roberta Robert H. Hubbard Beijing. Food and Drug Administration, and vociferous - debate within the administration. It s daylight-saving time again. identify children in need of WASHINGTON (AP) - A lot of It simply moves an hour of light Advartlalng Oliactor Prassrooin Manager Among the first 20, "some have had a success rate of 26 percent of Flemember to set your clock Mark F. Abraltia Jeanne Q. Fronierth already started to grow hair,” men in the 40-49 age group. For special help, and students who The sources confirmed that the State Department people will be sleeping late from morning to evening by Bualnsaa Manager Circulation Manager ahead one hour at 2:00 a.m. said Kenichi Morita, president of those under 30, the growth rate are held back will be placed in an had urged the president to send an even larger Sunday, but not out of a desire for delaying the timing of both this Sunday. April 3rd. sunrise and sunset by an hour. Publlahed dally axoapt Sunday and certain holidays by tbs China-Japan Treatment Head­ was 54 percent, and it was 41 alternative kindergarten contingent of troops to Panama, but that Carlucci extra rest. Manchsatar Publishing Co.. 16 Bralnard Plaoe, Manehaelsr, quarters, a private Tokyo medi­ percent to 45 percent in the 31-39 program. had counseled greater caution. It’s the day that daylight- That means that some children Conn. 06040. SeootKl dssa poatags paid at Mancheeter, Conn. The sources refused to say whether the State Poatmaaler Sand address changes to the Manchester Herald. cal firm sponsoring the tours. age group. , But some educators say assu­ saving time returns, meaning wind up waiting for school buses Denartment wanted extra troops in Panama to s . P.O. Box 661, Manehsstsr, Conn. 06040. Most of the Japanese said they rances from state officials will that clocks should be .shifted an in the dark, for example. In It you don’t rocelvo your Herald by 8 p.m. weekdays or 7:30 Zhao’s liniment, Liu said, signed up for the J;rip after not make them feel better about mount a military operation directly hour forward. exchange for more time after a.m. Saturdays, please MaphotM your oarriar. If you're unable works by stimulating circulation Noriega, or rather thought there was more of a The change occurs at 2 a m. to reach youi carrtar, call subscriber service at 647-6646 by 6 reading in newspapers of the testing such young children. school to play ball or join the of the blood and cleaning out hair Sunday, meaning most people p.m. amehdays for daUvsry In Manchester. miracuious results of 101, which “Our state legislators feel that threat to Americans in the country. [3 family in backyard cookouts. Suggaatad canter rsisa are $1.60 arnekly. $7.70 for one follicles. A second medicine, 102, S probably will want to set their Zhao, a former farmer with only this test will reduce our relatively The idea has been attributed to month, $23.10 for three months, $46.20 tor six months and is available to ensure that the new State Department spokesman clocks ahead one hour before $93.40 for one year. Senlar oMIzsn rates and maH latse era six years of formal education, high first-grade failure rate by various people, including Ben­ hair will not fall out. there was no comment on the CBS report. We have retiring Saturday night. available on raquast. developed after 10 years of weeding out those children who jamin Franklin, but it was To plaoe a d saatfled or display advertlaamonl, ortoraporta Although known as “ daylight- private research. Treatment generally consists are not yet ready to attend first William Willett of England who news Ham, story or ploturo Idaa, call 643-3711. Offloa hours are P e n S in dlnielf any plans to send more saving time.” the annual change 6:30 a.m'. to 6 p.m. Monday through Friday. Dr. Liu Qirong, the chief of 12 of dabbing the liquid onto the grade,” said -Marilyn B. Goot- t r ills inTpanam a. It described the “ PC®m.ng launched the eventually success­ The Manchsatar Msrald la a mambar of the Aaaoclatpd Prase, dermatolof^sts at Zhao’s clinic, doesn’t really save any daylight, scalp several times a day for an, assistant professor of -ele- troop movement as part of a continuing effort ful campaign for the idea in 1907. the AudH Bureau of dreuMlona and the New Englsnd said about 2,700 Chinese have or time. Nawapapar Association. about six months or as long as it ’^^mentary education at the Univer­ enhance our security posture there. been treated in the past year, with* takes for hair to grow back. sity of Georgia.

. iiiix*.-. Murder term Bone concern not resolved Bv Nancy Concelman allowed to Inspect the excavated area. Quarrier prompts suit Manchester Herald also asked that geological scientists be allowed to continue inspection of the quarry area after the Scientists who believe dinosaur bones may lie road is built. “ I expect to work something out soon, he said . p m ’' in the path of an access road to the Mall at Bv Nancv Concelman ’ The possibility that dinosaur bones may be in Manchester Herald Buckland Hills are awaiting a response from the mall developer on how the company will handle the area was revealed in December, when scientists from the University of Bridgeport and An Indiana man convicted of manslaughter in the excavation at the 380-acre site. Sidney S. Quarrier. supervising geologist with the Peabody Museum at Yale University studied death of a 13-month old Manchester girl in 1982 has the Connecticut Geological and Natural History the plans for the 380-acre site and said they filed an intent to sue the town for being jailed Survey, said Thursday he met with officials for believed bones similar to those found 100 years e- unnecessarily for four years, after the criminal the Homart Development Co. of Chicago last ago in the quarry may be buried there. charge was dropped last September. Wednesday and presented proposals for possible ’Their suspicions brought requests from the town Conservation Commission that the site be CROSSTO BEAp, Steven Wilson of Muncie. Ind., found guilty in 1M2 excavation and examination of the site. at age 28 of first-degree manslaughter in connection The bones, if they exist, would be in the path of protected, and that scientists be allowed to The Rev. Kiin^Erlc examine it before and during construction of the Williams, pastor of with the death of Amy Crouse, will claim the proposed North Access Road, Quarrier said deprivation of freedom, mental and emotional he’s waiting for a response from Homart on the But the state and local governments have little Concordia Lutheran trauma, physical injury and lost earnings during his proposals, but excavation of the North Access control over the parcel because it’s privately Church, l^ d s a four years of incarceration, according to an intent to Road isn’t scheduled to begin until June. owned land. Still, in February, the Conservation procession of slldpt sue filed with the Town Qerk on behalf of Wilson by Joseph LeDuc. a senior development director >'•' , < f T ' Commission voted to reapply to the National New Haven attorney Robert P. Borquez. for Homart. could not be reached for comment marchers Friday Id a Parks Service for its National Natural Land­ Friday. . , marks Program and to send a letter to the State remembrance of jiie- . m Wilson was arrested by Manchester police in 1980 Quarrier asked that Homart help with the Department of Environmental Protection for sus Christ’s walk'with and sentenced to 10 to 20 years in jail on May 24,1982 excavation of the the part of the site that covers after a Hartford Superior Court jury found him the old Jambstone Quarry and that scientists be another protection program. the cross to his guilty of charges that he abused and murdered crucifixion. Good m-' 13-month-old Amy Crouse of Manchester, the Friday marks one of daughter of a former girlfriend. the last days of Lent. The state Supreme Court set aside his conviction David Kool/Manohaalar Ha raid in April 1986. ruling that the trial judge improperly allowed testimony about prior injuries to the victim without clear evidence Wilson had caused them. The case was remanded to the trial court, and the .ECONOMY Democrats elect delegates for conventions .state dropped the charges. Wilson had been convicted of the abuse and By Alex Glrelll John F. Lynch, Camillo Vendrillo, Delegates at the Fourth District That convention will select a murder of Crouse, who died of a head wound March Manchester Herald Matthew Moriarty, James R. McCa- Convention will select a candidate for candidate for a United State represen­ ELECTRIC 17.1980. two days after being rushed to Manchester vanagh, Richard L. LaPointe, Ma- the state Senate. The post is now held tative. Democrat Barbara Kennelly Memorial Hospital. Wilson was the former Delegates to various political con­ delyn Dore, Irene Pisch, and Theo­ by Michael Meotti of Glastonbury, of Hartford is seeking re-election. boyfriend of Amy’s mother. Patricia Crouse, at the ventions were elected by the Demo­ dore A. Brindamour. who is expected to seek reelection. Republican Mario Robles of Windsor time of Amy’s death. cratic Town Committee Thursday A candidate will be selected at the Former state Sen. Carl Zinsser of has expressed interest in the Republi­ night during a brief meeting at which state convention to oppose incumbent Manchester has said he is considering can nomination. He was paroled May 12. 1986. and appealed the WAREHOUSE OUTlEl there were no nominees other than Republican U.S. ^ n . Lowell Weicker, a try to recapture the office. He was 1982 Superior Court judgment to the State Supreme those offered by the party’s executive who is seeking reelection. State defeated by Meotti in 1986. John R. Quinn of Hebron asked the Court. Wilson claimed that Hartford Superior Court committee. Attorney General Joseph Lieberman Manchester Democrats for support in erred in admitting into evidence a statement about Democratic Town Chairman Theo­ is the only announced candidate. Manchester Democratic delegates his effort to unseat Republican J. prior abuse of Amy Crouse and her sister. Christine, dore R. Cummings and Amy Bums, Manchester delegates to the Fourth to the First District Congressional Peter Fusscas of Malborough, serv­ which Wilson had reportedly given to Manchester vice chairman, will be delegates to the District State Senate Convention July Convention Aug. 1 are Joan Lingard, ing his fourth term as state represen­ police on March 17. 1980. three major political conventions to 25 will be Josh Howroyd, James F. Kathleen Maloney, Philip E, Paren- tative from the the 5Sth Assembly be held in July and August. Halloran, Herbert Stevenson, Paul teau, Sol Cohen, Stephen Penny, District, which includes Voting Dis­ Oh April 22. 1986, the Supreme Court upheld Delegates named for the state Phillips, James R. Reardon, Kenneth Robert B. Price, Robert C. Krawiec, trict 3 in Manchester. Without men­ Wilson’s appeal and remanded the case to Hartford convention July 3 are Theodore T. N. T ^ ford , Sue Perkins, Robert A. Louise Shaheen, Robin Tracey. Mary tioning Fusscas’ name, Quinn said Superior Court, where Wilson again entered pleas of Cummings, Frank Maffe, Dominic J. Patulak. Timothy J. DeVanney, LeDuc, Alphonse Reale, Virginia that in traveling around the district he not guilty. On September 28. 1987. a motion filed by Squatrito. Peter DiRosa. John DiDo- Tammy L. Greaton, Alphonse Reale, Lessard, Thomas J. Lattanzio, Peter has found that constituents “ have not Wilson to dismiss the criminal charge was granted. nato, John J. Sullivan, Robert P. John S. Foley, Vincent Kelly, Mary Crombie, Kathryn DimloW, Judith seen or heard much of him.” MP Tardiff, Barbara Weinberg, William Ann Handley, Dennis Shain, William Shane. Peter Merisotis, Arthur E. Quinn, formerly of Fairfield, served cP- A. Sweet, Joseph V - Camposeo,' J;, Desmond, Bettye J. Kramer, John Glaeser. Kevin O’Brien, and Dorothy four terms as a representative from Alphonse Reale, Joseph S. Rafala, B. Moran, and Irene E.B. Fisette. Brindamour. that town. Chevrolet show Hospital rate hike agreements face challenge features coupe The Southern New England Region of the Vintage A 9.1 percent overall rate increase the hospital to charge an average system for paying hospital bills, the cutting program. Chevrmel^CTub of America will hold its 9th annual granted to Manchester Memorial $4,390 for inpatient services for the so-called “ all-payor” method that The preset fees determine insu­ All Chevrolet Antique Car Meet Sunday, April 24 at establishes set fees for treating some 10 a m at Carter Chevrolet on 1229 Main St. CLEARANCE SALE Hospital will be among those chal­ remainder of this fiscal year, which rance reimbursements. The system is lenged by Connecticut insurers.and a ends in October. 400 illness categories, is not working designed to induce cost-cutting be­ More than 100 original and restored classic business group, an official said and they are losing money as a result. cause the hospitals can pocket the antique Chevrolet touring cars, cabriolets, sedans, Friday. Leroy said that by filing papers differences if their costs of treatment coupes, sportscars and trucks will be on display requesting “ full-party’’ status to the Manchester Memorial Hospital offi­ are lower than the fees. from throughout New England. New York and New 440 OAKLAND ST-MANCHEST Craig Leroy, vice president of the commission’s hearings, the three cials were able to negotiate the rate But in 1987, the system’s first full Jersey. . . , Insurance Association of Connecticut, groups have preserved their rights to hike to recoup losses caused by the year of implementation, hospital The meet is open to all Chevrolets made in 1970 or said his group. Blue Cross-Blue Shield take legal action if necessary. failure of the commission to have a costs increased 18 percent statewide. before. Trophies will be awarded on the basis of WALK-IN LEVEL of Connecticut and the Connecticut permanent rate order in effect since "Peopie’s Choice” popular vote. About 30 acute-care hospitals this The commission last year called for a RESIDENTIAL Business and Industry Association last October, when the fiscal year statewide rate cut, a move protested Admission is free to both participants and will protest rate increases granted to week negotiated the new, permanent began, officials said by the hospitals. spectators. . t>a mm acute care hospitals next week during rate orders for the fiscal year that Featured this year is a 1932 Chevrolet BA • Hanging Fixtures began in October. Leroy said he Manchester Memorial Hospital offi­ The hospitals claim they lost $39.2 hearings before the state Commission cials also said the money was needed million in patient revenue durirfg Confederate Coupe which is one of only seven • Table Lamps on Hospitals and Healpf Care. understands the average rate in­ to fund, among other things, a new fiscal 1987 and have unsuccessfully Chevrolets that are entered in the 1988 Great creases negotiated this week are American Race. That time, distance, and endu­ • Track Lighting Manchester Memorial Hospital, "‘double-digit statewide.” pact recently ratified with registered sought legislative repeal of the nurses. Under that pact, the nurses’ all-payor system. rance race starts on June 22 at Disneyland. • Recessed Fixtures • And Much More!!! which had faced a 45 percent rate cut. “ We’re most definitely challenging California, and ends 4.000 miles later in Boston on reached a tentative agreement with the rates,” Leroy said. “They are starting salaries would be hiked from The hospitals say their costs have the state Commission on Hospitals excessive and will increase the cost of $22,000 to $27,000 and maximum been driven up by increasing nupes’ salaries would be hiked from $27,000 salaries, the escalating cost of caring '^'ciub founder. Art Shorts, owner and driver from and Health Care that will allow it to health care,” Manchester and Joe Curry, navigator froni Bolton iyiON-SAT:SAIVI-SPMfTHURs •till 8PM hike overall rates by 9.1 percent. He said the insurance carriers to about $35,000. for AIDS patients, and inadequate Medicare reimbursements. will be competing with 120 other racers in the Great Inpatient rates under the agreement believe the new rates and the way in The state payment system, enacted American Race for $300,000 in prize money while soon to be finalized by the full which they were reached violate state two years ago by the General driving vehicles that were built prior to 1937. commission would be raised by 7.5 law. Assembly, is modeled after the Associated Press reports are Incorpo­ percent. ’The agreement >/ould allow ’The hospitals claim the state’s new federal Medicare program’s cost­ rated in this story. O b it u a r ie s Haven’t finished your taxes? Quilts featured n ' Eva Theriaque Gollmitzer Tax counseiors heip eideriy at history event Eva Theriaque Gollmitzer, 97, of 21 Hale St., Rockville section of Vernon.- died Friday at a local wlch, soup, dessert, beverage. nursing home. She was the widow of John Editor’s note; This column is The Manchester Historical Society will open its Wednesday — Beef stew, com prepared by the staff of the 1988 exhibit season bn Sunday, April 10, with a Gollmitzer. bread, dessert, beverage. She was bom in Dudley. Mass., and she lived in Manchester Senior Citizens’ Senior Citizene special exhibit entitled "Quilts and lo w e rs ,” at the Thursday — Stuffed shells and Manchester and Florida before movipgto Rockville Manchester Historical Museunn on 126 Cedar St. Center. sauce, tossed salad, garlic bread, More than 55 handmade quiets from the 18th, 19th, in 1972. April 14 — Dr. Stephen Sinatra dessert, beverage. Before her retirement, she was a floor lady for the By Joe DImlnIco and 20th century will be on display, each piece — Cardiovascular Health and Friday — Tuna salad on roll, Activities Director representing a "living history” of fabric and design. Burr Nurseries in Manchester. She was a Wellness. soup, dessert, beverage. Quilts to be displayed include patchwork, appliqued ~ communicant of St. Bernard’s Church in Rockville. April 21 — No program — no If you haven’t completed your Scores and "crazy” quilts, as well as "album,” "log She is survived by a son. Stanley Gollmitzer of lunch. 1987 income tax return don’t SETBACK — March 25: Joe cabin,” and crib quilts. More than a dozen area # • • • • Manchester; two daughters, Eva Bilow of Rockville April 28 — “ Fascinating World panic. The Manchester Senior Peretto 133; Edith Albert 126: lenders have contributed quilts for this exhibition. and Mary Skewes of Manchester: a brother, George of Bells.” Center offers Tax Counseling for Edith O’Brien 124; Ednah One unusual piece to be featured is a patchwork DeForest of Naples, Fla.; two sisters, Lea Brier of Individuals interested in join­ the Elderly every weekday ex­ Browne 124; Sue Howath 121. sampler made by Hazel Lutz entirely from patches Putnam and Agnes LaPerle of Worcester, Mass.; 16 ing the stenciling class are cept Thursday from 1 to 3; 30p.m. PINOCHLE — March 28: John of colorful Cheney Silk. Another is a "charm quilt” grandchildren; and many great-grandchildren and reminded the class will begin on Tile volunteers are qualified and Klein 692; Gert McKay 671; having 3,456 different pieces, each square a great-great-grandchildren. April 8 from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. The trained by the IRS. The service is Michael Haberem 665; Edith different pattern, with materials dating from the The funeral will be Monday at the White-Gibson- class is free of charge, but Small Funeral Home, 65 Elm St., Rockville, with a free and offered on a first-come, O’Brien 662; Ada Rojas 655; late 1800s to 1986. participants must pay for mate­ first-served basis. Edith Albert 644; Carl Popple 643. Also included are "Tarrytown,” a quilt commissi­ Mass of Christian burial at 11 a.m. at St. Bernard’s rials. ’The class list Includes the The senior center, in conjunc­ BOWLING — March 29; A1 oned to raise money for the benefit of Civil War Church, St. Bernard’s Terrace, Rockville. Burial following: tion with the American Associa­ Rodonis514; Mike Pierro 204.202. soldiers; “ Ohio Star,” a Victorian green and yellow will be in Grove Hill Cemetery, Rockville. Calling April 8 — Stencil cutting and tion of Retired Persons, will offer 597: John Kravontka 511; Bruno calico quilted in 1860; and “ Captain's Wheel,” hours will be Monday from 9:30 a.m. until the note paper making — $10. a driver education program April Giordano, 210, 540; Jim Powers featuring a clam shell and ocean waves quilting service. April 15 — White sweatshirt — 19 and 20 from 12; 30 to 4 p.m. The 547; Andy Lamoureaux 204, 532; pattern. Memorial donations may be made to Visiting $13.50. classes will consist of discussions Ted Caddy 520; Bob Muldoon 231, Visitors to the exhibit will be greeted by the sweet >• Nurse and Community Care Inc., 26 Park St., April 29 — Gameboard — $15 — and slide presentations on the 569; Harold Wolfe 208; Harvey aroma of several floral displays as they tour the Rockville. includes board, bag, checkers. rules of the road.. Individuals Duplin 205,540; Paul Djeunes 204. galleries to view the quilts. Fresh flower arrange­ May 6 — Bib apron — $9. completing the class will receive 537; Phil Washburn 531; Frank ments will be provided for the duration of the exhibit Individuals may choose one or Joe Collins, theatrical agent a 5 percent reduction in their Gillas 521; Jim Fee 515. by the Manchester Garden Club. In addition, the all of the above classes. LONDON (AP) — Theatrical agent Joe Collins, insurance premiums as man­ Pat Olcavage 211, 176, 544; exhibit will provide special infonpation to visitors Congratulations to Edgar the father of "Dynasty” actress Joan Collins and dated by state law. The fee for the Yolanda Bums 175, 490; Ginger on the making of a quilt, the types of quilt "Hop” Opizzie, our newly novelist Jackie Collins, died Friday at his home. He class is $7 (payable by check to Yourkas 182, 186, 512; Ginny accessories, flower arranging, and gardening. crowned 9-ball champion. Hop the AARP) and applications are Starkey 452; Jennie Leggett 181, In cooperation with the society’s 1988 "Super was 85. , r, , defeated Sabby DlMarco in a Collins, who helped launch the careers of Peter available at the center. 450; Helen Guilinl 176; Nellie Sunday” program of unique guest speakers, there best-of-seven series. Attention lady golfers: There (Solas 184; VI Pulford 175; Elea­ will be experts on hand each Sunday to present Sellers, Tom Jones and Roger Moore and convinced Best wishes to Marion Zeppa, Joan Collins to take her famous role as Alexis in the are openings in the center’s nor Berggren 207, 504; Harriet 11 I special programs relating to the exhibit. The who is home recuperating. popular TV series, suffered from a kidney infection, Ladles Golf League. The league Giordano 183, 463. opening of the exhibit will feature a program by On-goIng activities according to Press Association, Britain’s domestic will tee off on May 2 at the PINOCHLE — March 30: Ada Mrs. Patricia Mangino, award-winning quilting Manchester Country Club. Full­ Monday — Ceramics. 9:30 Rojas 751; Peter Casella 740. instructor and member of the Quilt Guild of both news agency. Although he came from a family of stage time players are required to pay a.m.; Bingo. 10 a.m.; Pinochle, BRIDGE — March 30: Cathe­ Greater Hartford and Enfield. performers, Collins said he did not consider show $20 in dues for the season. Green 12:30 p.m.; Exercise with Rose. rine Byrnes 4,400; Tom Regan The exhibit, "Quilts and Flowers,” runs through business a suitable profession for his daughters. fees are $2.50 per week (per 9 1:30 p.m. 4.250; Betty Seipel 4,010; Grace June 5. The galleries are open on Thursdays and “ Too many pitfalls.” he once said. holes). Applications are availa­ Tuesday — Oil painting, 9:30 Gibbs 3,800; Lois Churila 3,790; Sundays from 1 to 5 p.m. Admission to the museum He later came to feel differently: “ My children ble at the center. Deadline for a m.; Paper cutting class, 9:30 Tom Lynch 3,770; Tom Giordano is free for society members. $1 for guests. Children Raginild PIntiVManohMtar Harahl are healthy and have made their mark on the world. registration is April 13. a m.; Square dancing. 10 a m.; 3.630; Irene Hallowell 3,560, are free, when accompanied by an adult. Exercise with Cleo, 1:30 a.rn. I think I can claim that almost every person in every Trips TEAM W ORK — Bill Kerr, his 17-month- 272 Oak St. The three carried out their land has had some form of entertainment, some Grocery shopping — Call a day in old son Brian, and his 11-year-old pleasure brought their way by one member or The senior center is planning a advance for ride. Non-grocery work despite a light drizzle that was Hawaii trip Oct. 22 to Nov. 2. The shopping (Bradlees) — A day in H ealth Tip nephew Walter Lambert fill a trashbag expected to continue intermittently another of my family.” Feds hunt man Collins was bom in South Africa, where his trip includes a seven-day cruise advance for ride. Friday with dead leaves at Kerr’s home at throughout the weekend. parenU, both from London, entertained. They of the islands on the S.C. Constitu­ Wednesday — 'Crewel, 9:30 returned to Britain when Collins was a year old and tion, 4 nights at the Hawaii a.m.; Pinochle, 9:30 a m .; Friendship Circle. 10 a.m.; Arts in bank swindle he was educated there. Regent, 28 meals, lei making — He began his show business career as office boy hula classes, all port taxes, and crafts, 12:30 p.m.; Bridge. GDEENS & THING C*nl«t» Dagan, an Israeli citizen, is apparently trying to Broadcasters. ” We all adored him.’ 3. 1984. return to that country, the affidavit says. MEDICATION SUPERVISION “ \OUR PERSONAL WEDDING CONSULTANTS” Uke the couple in the “ Fibber McGee and Molly May his soul rest in peace. INCLUDES 3 MEALS 348 Main Street Before leaving the country. Miri Dagan withdrew scripts, the stars of the show were married Jim and Sadly missed by. Manchester $50,000 and transferred about $1 million from the Marian Jordan came to radio out of vaudeville to 649-5985 CBT accounts to the National Australian Bank in formulate the comedy with writer Don Quinn. Wife, Children and 649-1025 aoN.*wt Grandchildren Sydney via New York banks, the affidavit says. Mrs. Jordan died of cancer in 1961. Twardy declined to say why an arrest warrant 643-1635 ® wasn’ t sought for Mrs. Dagan. . 2S6 MUOLE TURNPIKE WEST • MANCHESTER ,.r!i... ,i.. in n'7iiT?'^™-rrrT7— '------Stolberg: Tax hike

State & A .tr 'i.’i possible next year Prison changes its menu HARTFORD (AP) - House Republicans controlled the Gen­ DANBURY — A "common-fare religious diet” Speaker Irving J. Stolberg says eral Assembly, they passed has been made available to inmates at the federal tax increases may be necessary budgets requiring 11 percent and prison here to acccmodate the dietary laws of both next year, but not for the reasons 10.3 percent increases, respec­ Moslems and Jem , a prison spokesman said legislative Republicans claim. tively, according to the govern­ Friday. ^ “ If the Reagan deficit comes ment watchdog group, the Con­ The prison had been offering a kosher food service home to roost, both the federal necticut Public Expenditures for its Jewish inmates for several years, but decided LAST BROADCAST — government and the state govern­ Council. to adopt the common-fare diet so that the needs of “ I think Republicans or Demo­ Douglas Edwards, a ments will then have to look at Moslem inmates would also be met, said William some additional revenues,” said crats can always say. ‘Well, Wood, the prison spokesman. newsman for CBS Stolberg, D-New Haven. we’re going into a campaign, Wood said the same type of program, which offers since 1942, gives his "1 think Connecticut citizens we’re going to promise no tax food intended to be acceptable to members of last network broadcast - ''''' A are intelligent enough to recog­ increases,” ’ Stolberg said. various religions, is already in place at three other nize that it’s the conditions next "This year we’re going to be federal prisons. Friday evening at CBS ■ able to get through without any Radio in New York. year that will dictate what the II budget will look like, more than tax increases,” he said. " It ’s a Fifth drug sting nets 56 Earlier in the day he the promises of anybody that they delicately balanced budget • Next gave his last CBS won’t raise taxes or that they will year, particularly if the economy downturns, we will have to look at NEW HAVEN — To the applause of residents of a television news broad­ increase programs,” he said. housing project, police posing as drug dealers CLIPPER RAISED—The clippershipFleginaMaris, which sankat its dock some tax increases. cast. Edwards was the During this week’s committee arrested 56 people in their fifth such sting operation in January, is raised Friday at the Boston MarineWorks Wharf in Boston. debate on the $6.3 billion state “ Whatever we do look at will be since mid-February. nation's first nightly going out to public hearing. If the The three-masted ciipper ship was buiit in 1908 and now wiii be hauied to budget for 1988-89, the minority An arrest was made every six minutes during the television anchorman. Republicans said the Democrats’ public reaction is, ‘We want you to cut some programs’ and 5'/^-hour operation Thursday at the Church Street AP photo drydock for repair. refusal to curb state spending South housing project. would force the General Assem­ indicate which programs have By the time the sting had ended, police had run out bly to raise taxes next year — public support too be reduced, of the powdery white Cremora and sugar they were Key witness in Crafts case after this fall’s legislative then that would be done instead of pushing as cocaine. Two nuclear plants in elections. tax increases,” Stolberg said. Police said dozens of would-be buyers were The 1988-89 budget requires a 12 Sen. Philip S. Robertson. R- scared away by the backup teams that emerged percent increase in spending. Cheshire, ranking Senate Repub­ from hiding to make an arrest after each deal was says his memory is fading “ I don’t think the Republicans lican on the budget-writing Ap­ made. among 34 cited for pipe corrosion in the years that they were in propriations Committee, said “ For every arrest, we were losing five or six When contacted at his home Friday and control, even though they may try Connecticut’s 1988-89 budget HARTFORD (AP) — A witness in the would require the highest spend­ buys,” said Lt. Rafael Garcia, commander of the WASHINGTON (AP) - More injured, and four later died, when long-term safety of pipe systems state’s case against a Newtown airline asked if he was certain about the Nov. 19 to say that they controlled spend­ street crime unit. date. Hine said: " I really don’t know. I ing increase of any state in the than half of the 54 U.S. reactors a steam pipe burst. in nuclear power plants.” the pilot accused of murdering his wife said ing a lot more, had budgets very have to go to court next week. I don’t nation. checked after a corroded steam Friday that he can’t remember what different from the Democratic pipe ruptured at a Virginia Kopeck said of the 54 plants that GAO report concluded. remember anymore. It’s more than a year budgets.” Stolberg said in an As for the prospect of increases No way to cash benefit checks have responded. 34 reported happened more than a year ago and he for Connecticut taxpayers, he reactor, killing four workers, Markey. speaking at a news wouldn’t comment on new information ago.” interview this week on the Con­ EAST HARTFORD — Social Security recipients corrosion problems. The other 58 Asked whether he would stand by his said: "Right after the election, reported their own pipe deterio­ conference to release the report, that apparently conflicts with his previous necticut Radio Network. were up in arms this week when they realized that ration. federal officials said are expected to respond by said: “ This could very well previous testimony during the trial, Hine In 1985 and 1986, when the we’re going to zap ’em.” they couldn’t cash their government checks on the October, he said. Corrosion prob­ testimony. said: “ I ’m not going say. I don’t want this Friday. represent something which is an Joseph R. Hine. a highway worker for first of April because it was a state holiday. lems at the 34 reactors have been in the paper, period. Don’t quote me. In New England, the plants epidemic.” the town of Southbury. testified during a Many of the more than 500,000 Connecticut resolved, he added include the Pilgrim plant in pretrial hearing last fall that he saw a period,” Join us for residents who received their monthly Social Plymouth. Mass.. Haddam Neck The 34 plants ranged from the He refused to answer any further Kopeck said the N R C ^ a s 20-year-old San Onofre Unit 1 in rental truck and woodchipper parked near Security checks Friday ha ve to wait until Monday to in Haddam. Conn., and Millstone questions. conducted its own pipe inspec­ California to the 1-year-old Shea- the spot where state police later recovered cash them because all banks were closed for Good 2 in Waterford, Conn. The NRC tions in the past and has in­ Frank Paladino, general manager and EASTER BRUNCH! Friday, a state holiday. Some major banks were ron Harris plant in North human remains. president of McLaughlin Ford Inc., said he said all repairs have been made. creased them since the Surry Authorities believe the remains are also to be closed Saturday. Carolina. has a copy of the lease agreement with Best Brunch The General Accounting Office accident. He did know, however, those of Helle Crafts, a 39-year-old Right Even "W e’ve gotten a thousand calls about it,” said Crafts. Paladino said his company rented *795 Around! recommended that the Nuclear how many inspections have been “ This problem is not limited to attendant from Newtown who had been Salvatore Anello, the manager of the East Hartford the U-Haul for Crafts beceuise the though its a Regulatory Commission require conducted. one plant, or older plants, or even missing since Nov. 18, 1986. Authorities Social Security office. that the secondary pipes, largely dealership was late on delivering a new Holiday, our Last year, widespread erosion one type of plant,” Markey said, have accused the woman’s husband. Social Security checks are normally distributed located outside a reactor’s con- ‘"rhese pl£fnts, which the industry truck to Crafts. from local post offices on the first or the third of and corrosion of pipes were found Richard Crafts, of murder. Paladino said Crafts used the rental prices stay the same! tainment unit, undergo claims can last 40 years or even State police have sa id they believe Crafts every month, depending iqn the the typ^ of benefit. at the Trojan plant in Portland. truck one day and returned it dn on Nov. 21. inspections. longer, are suffering degradation killed his wife Nov, 18 and disposed of the 11 am - 3 pm Ore. Meanwhile, the manager of a Darien Under NRC rules, utilities are problems that call the safety of body on Nov. 19 using rented a truck and rental store where Crafts leased the includes fruits, pastries, muffins, required to inspect the primary "The events at Surry and their future operation into rented woodchipper. The woodchipper was Bill would open up cemetery woodchipper said he couldn’t remember bacon, sausage, homefries, french toast system pipes used to cool reac­ Trojan raise questions about the question.” allegedly used to dispose of body parts. the dates involved in the case. HARTFORD — A bill to allow wives or husbands tors, but not the secondary Hine testified that he saw the rental pasta, and baked ham, roast beef and fresh Richard Cenami of Darien Rental of veterans to be buried in the State Veterans system pipes that contain non- truck on Nov. 19,1986. He said he recalled radioactive water and steam. Service Co. originally told state police that roasted turkey carved to order, plus you have Cemetery in Middletown even if they die before Open the date because he was called to work to their spouses is moving through the General NRC spokesman John Kopeck Crafts picked up the woodchipper Nov. 18 your choice of eggs, any style or your April Specials From — 7 Day$ plow roads during the season’s first Assembly. said the commission is examining and returned it Nov. 21, according to 9-9 snowfall. search warrants. But Cenami said Thurs­ favorite omelette cooked to order — ^ The bill, sponsored by Rep. Paul Gionfriddo, the issue and will decided by But officials at a New Milford auto D-Middletown, was approved this week by the December whether to impose day he couldn’t remember exactly when Plus lots more!!! B eautiful N ails & dealership that leased the U-Haul truck Crafts picked up the machine, but said he House of Representatives and is headed for the inspection regulations on the said Thursday that Crafts didn’t pick up YOU'LL LOVE IT! "clean water” pipes. was sure it wasn’t on Nov. 18. Senate. the vehicle until Nov. 20, 1986 Reservations recommended - Call Gionfriddo said it is unclear why a 5-year-old law Rep. Edward J. Markey, a T he U ltimate Y ou - barred burials of spouses of veterans in the leading nuclear critic who re­ 742-8526 or 742-1908 Middletown cemetery if they predeceased their leased the GAO report, said the Ex-O’Neill aide takes lobbying job husbands or wives. investigation illustrated a "m a­ jor, major problem” in the HAR’TFORD (AP) — A former insu­ Alan Plofsky, the commission’s execu­ lAK ESIDE No bomb, no cash In briefcase indust^, and he chided the Price on rance commissioner and top aide to Gov. tive director, said Jackson simply can’t Cafe & Lounge commission for not immediately . William A. O’Neill has gotten clearance lobby the 16 or so people who work in the NEW LONDON — After being carefully examined requiring pipe inspections. Acrylic Sculptured Nails from the state Ethics Commission to work governor’s office. But Plofsky said Jack- 50 Lake Street by the FBI and a state police bomb squad, a "Once again, the NRC has ■ With This Ad Only • Reg. *55 • as a lobbyist for one of the state’s son can still lobby any commissioner or briefcase allegedly belonging to a man accused of failed to act aggressively to department in the O’Neill administration, Coventry insurance giants. bilking investors of about (1 million was opened, but protect the public." Markey said. including Anthony V. Milano, the secre­ yielded no bomb and no cash, authorities said. "The NRC wants to blissfully 25% Off Our Toning Packages Jay W Jackson, who resigned six weeks tary of the Office of Policy and Manage­ The briefcase is believed to belong to Hugh Alan ignore the fact that what happens ago as O’Neill’s legal counsel, sought an ment, the budget agency. ■ With This Ad Only ■ opinion from the commission about 3. Burkett of Old Saybrook, a stocks and commodities in the secondary system can have “ He could call Tony Milano, because futures broker accused in state and federal lawsuits major impacts on what happens whether his work for Aetna Life and Off Our Tanning Packages Casualty Co. might violate the states that’s not the governor’s office, even of diverting at least $1 million of investors’ money to the primary system.” 10% though Tony works so closely with the ' ■ With This Ad Only ■ “ revolving door” law. for his own use. The NRC told plant operators to governor,” Plofsky said. According to Bridgeport attorney Stephen Beilis, send information about secon­ Offer Ends 4-30-M • The law bars former state employees Since his departure. Jackson has been who is charged with locating Burkett’s assets, dary pipe erosion following the Town & Country Plaza/775 Silver Lane/East Hartford from lobbying their former agencies or seen frequently in the governor’s office. Burkett gave the briefcase to a fellow Boy Scout December 1986 accident at the departments for one year. leader in 1966, asking him to keep it for him because Surry Unit 2 plant in Newport 568-4718 he was having financial difficulties. News, Va. Eight workers were Natioii & WoiM Children held •Vi, Ifilficariagua begins as collateral Council rocontidort Swaggart 60>day cease-fire % for hotel bill BATON ROUGE, La. — The Assemblies of God M state council that wanted Jimmy Swaggart barred from preaching for three months said Friday it will BOSTON (AP) — A woman MANAGUA, Nicaragua (AP) long Easter weekend by taking go along with the one-year suspension demanded by says her sick infant and 6-year- — Sandinista soldiers and Contra vacations at beaches on the the church’s national leaders. old daughter were held as collat­ rebels on Friday began observing Pacific coast. Banks, govern­ A spokesman for the fire-and-brimstone TV eral in the Philippines until her a 60-day cease-fire designed to ment offices, stores and most evangelist said Swaggart will return to the pulpit ) hotel bill was paid, and has turned give both sides time to arrange a restaurants were closed until May 22 despite the ruling. her anger on the Boston bank she permanent peace in their 6'A- Monday. If he returns, he risks dismissal from the says caused the trouble. year-old war. Managua’s three newspapers denomination, officials have said. Maria Luz Deluiis, who failed A spokesman for the Defense stopped publishing for the The church’s General Presbytery, meeting at its in her bid to sue the hotel, has '■r' Ministry said there were no weekend. national headquarters Tuesday in Springfield, Mo., sued the Bank of Boston for $2 reports of violations of the truce, Ortega charged Thursday that had banned Swaggart from the pulpit for at least a million, saying her anguish was which began after midnight the United States will try to year for ’ ’moral failure” that reportedly included caused by someone at the bank % Thursday. undermine the Nicaraguan peace hiring a prostitute to pose nude for him. who bungled her credit card The cease-fire provision was process because negotiations account. contained in a peace agreement “ debilitate the politics” of the Philippine coup leader escapes A Suffolk Superior Court Judge signed .March 23 in the border Reagan administration. this week refused a request by the outpost of Sapoa, but details MANILA, Philippines — The leader of the August Final details have yet to be bank to dismiss the suit she filed remained to be worked out. coup attempt that almost toppled the government of worked out on the cease-fire that last year. The bank says the suit Soldiers for both the leftist began Friday. President (^razon Aquino escaped from his prison is groundless and that Delulis ■'#1 government and the U.S.-backed ship, the military announced Saturday. brought all the trouble on herself rebels had been observing a A statement said Col. Gregorio “ Gringo” by using a card she had asked be temporary truce since March 21 Honasan fled at about 2; 30a.m. Saturday (1; 30p.m. restricted so her boyfriend could ■ AP photo while negotiators hammered out EST Friday) aboard two rubber boats along with 13 Reagan signs not use it. SUBWAY PATROL — Philadelphia police cruise the underground the peace agreement. other people, including some of his guards. AP photo An Associated Press reporter Delulis, 39, of Lynn, a Filipino Chief of Staff Gen. Renato de Villa ordered a concourse of the city’s subway system Wednesday in their new electric in northern Nicaragua reported aid package massive search for the 39-year-old Honasan and ORPHANED CUBS — Polar bear cubs, whose mother native, said her ordeal began cart. Police and public alike applaud the added mobility the vehicles ..when she' returned to Manila in no signs of battle Friday. alerted subordinate commands nationwide to be on was shot and killed near Nome, Alaska, huddle together “ We want a truce,” said a rebel SANTA BARBARA, Calif. November 1986 with two of her provide. the lookout for him. in a temporary shelter at the Anchorage zoo Wednesday. leader known as Comandante (AP) — President Reagan signed ' three children to see her ailing a $48 million aid package for Wildlife workers are searching for a new home for the father. Ernesto, one of a group of Contra leaders huddled in front of a Nicaraguan Contras and war Protests mark Good Friday pair. Delulis, her 6-month-old son wooden shack in the village of La victims Friday before arriving and daughter checked into the Occupied territory reopens; More than 100 demonstrators were arrested in Vigia. “ This cease-fire is the first here for a 10-day California Royal Palm Hotel in Manila for a outside a Philadelphia clinic in a Good Friday step toward peace." Easter vacation. anti-abortion protest, while dozens of peace Blind lawyer embroiled week. She presented her Bank of Nearby, Sandinista troops Reagan signed the legislation Boston credit card and thought activists were arrested in a Manhattan research meandered down winding dirt in his White House residence, institute and at Texas and California weapons little of her $260 tab until shortly more die as holy days start forgoing the ceremonial fanfare before she was to leave. roads. centers. in plane seating dispute The heaviest fighting of the war that attends some bill-signings. was reported in fair condition, and a “ We are calling on Christians to demonstrate the “ They called my room at 11 JERUSALEM (AP) — Israel reopened has been around La Vigia, 120 Only $17.7 million of the $48 Palestinian was arrested. courage and a willingness to sacrifice by not o’clock at night and said the bank the occupied territories Friday at the start miles northeast of Managua, and million will go to the Nicaraguan WASHINGTON (AP) - A blind return to her hometown of Giin- The government lifted an order under allowing children to be killed before birth in our had voided my credit card,” said of a holy weekend for Christians and Jews, other parts of the mountainous rebels, and the aid package attorney who came to Washing­ nell, Iowa, when the dispute which the occupied lands were sealed off community on the day which Christians commemo­ Delulis. and soldiers killed two Arabs and wounded north. contains no provision for weapons rate Christ's Passion and Death,” said Patricia ton to discuss problems the erupted aboard Midway Flight 13 others hurling firebombs after Moslem for three days, and it ended a round-the- In Washington, President Rea­ and ammunition. The bill could sightless have with air travel Delulis said she asked the hotel O’Brien, a spokeswoman for the Philadelphia 179 as it prepared to depart for prayers in the West Bank, the army said. clock curfew in Gaza. gan signed a $48 million non- be the last of its kind that Reagan became embroiled in a seating Chicago. to check again but that the hotel In addition to the two deaths reported demonstrators. responded by confiscating her A Palestinian emerged from a mosque lethal aid package for the Con­ signs, given the truce agreement dispute aboard a Midway Airlines The flight was delayed about 45 Friday, a third Palestinian died overnight credit card and calling police, and stabbed a Jerusalem policeman in the tras, but it probably will be at the Contras signed March 23 in jet as she tried to fly home to Iowa minutes because of the confronta- of a gunshot wound to the head inflicted Iranians chant death to Iraq who seized the family’s stomach as he stood guard near the route least two weeks before the rebels Sapoa, Nicaragua, with the ruling and was forcibly carried from the tion, according to airport Wednesday. The Arab death toll stands at TEHRAN, Iran — Ten thousand Iranians shook passports. where Good Friday pilgrims traced the begin receiving supplies under Sandinista regime. plane. officials. steps of Christ as he carried his cross. 127 since violence began Dec. 8 in the the new legislation. The aid package, which also their fists while chanting of death to Iraq and the “ It was embarrassing,” the Pinder said that when she Because it was the start of a occupied West Bank and Gaza Strip, three-day holiday in the Philip­ Police and soldiers were out in force to There was no immediate com­ contains $17.7 million to finance “ Great Satan” America at Friday prayers, attorney, Peggy Pinder, said boarded the McDonnell Douglas according to U.N. figures, and an Israeli pines, Delulis said she was guard Christians as they remembered ment from the Sandinista govern­ rehabilitation and treatment of glancing nervously skyward now and then for the Friday, recalling the Thursday DC-9 she went directly to the rear soldier also has been killed. vapor trails of incoming missiles. unable to go to a bank. Christ's death and Jews celebrated the ment on the bill. Most offices children injured on both sides of evening incident at Washington of the aircraft and sat next to the start of the week-long Passover festival. Army and Arab reports differed on what were closed for Good Friday the 7-year-old conflict, was A Western diplomat described the weekly ritual at National Airport. “ They told the window in the second to last row happened in the confrontation between Tehran University, where unarmed students defied Hundreds of pilgrims carried wooden observances in this predomi­ passed overwhelmingly by both police to carry me off and they because that is where she nor­ crosses along the Via Dolorosa — the route soldiers and Palestinians at Idna, a village nantly Roman Catholic country. the House and Senate earlier this the imperial army when the late Shah Mohammad did.” mally flies and she wanted to sit seven miles west of Hebron in the West Reza Pahlavi was deposed in February 1979, as “ the Jesus walked to his crucifixion — in the Many Nicaraguans marked the week. Pinder, 34, was charged with in the smoking section. walled Old City, but the crowd was smaller Bank. beating heart of the Islamic revolution.” trespassing because she refused But a flight attendant told her to Officials at Hebron’s Alia Hospital and Iraq said it would stop firing missiles into Tehran than usual. The Greek Orthodox church to sit where she was told to sit and move to the front row of the PAYING canceled three processions planned before Arab journalists said soldiers stormed the and other Iranian cities during a three-day visit to then refused to leave the aircraft, aircraft so she could be nearest to village mosque to subdue Palestinians Baghdad of the Turkish prime minister, Turgut its obKrvance of Easter on April 10. according to spokesmen for the a door emergency exit. She said TOP An Israeli police lieutenant was stabbed hurling rocks and bottles after prayers. Ozal, beginning at midnight Thursday. airline and airport. she reminded the flight attendant in the stomach about 20 yards from the They said Jamal Tamizi, 20, died after Pinder, who is a vice president there are no federal regulations OIL PRICES Good Friday procession, apparently by a being hit in the head with a tear gas Sikhs gunmea on killing spree of the National Federation of the on where a disabled passenger worshiper emerging from prayers at the canister and five bullets struck Ishak Nimr PANGOTA, India — Sikh gunmen stormed into Blind, insisted in an interview should sit and that her seat was for MEDIOCRE sacred A1 Aqsa Mosque. The policeman Salameh, 18, in the chest and head. huts and houses across Punjab state on Friday and Friday that she sought no con­ not in the path of an emergency killed 37 people, including seven children, in the frontation and wanted only to exit. SERVICE? Mister Donut wishes you bloodiest one-day murder spree this year, police a Happy Easter and witnesses said. It can happen when Few In Israel for Passover Police in Amritsar imposed a night curfew in companies get too big. TWENTY-SIXTH ANNUAL route Jesus walked to his crucifixion, but parts of the region. In New Delhi, Prime Minister JERUSALEM (AP) — Jews celebrated We're small, but the crowd was thinner than usual. Rajiv Gandhi met government officials and ordered the first night of Passover and Christians An Arab attacker stabbed an Israeli stringent steps to check Sikh violence. United News MANCHESTER PERSONALIZED , with carrying crosses marked Good Friday under heavy military and police guard that police lieutenant in the stomach Just 20 of India reported. 14 YEARS Of QUALITY yards from the processional route. The F o r Gandhi also ordered new police alerts in five was mobilized to prevent violence after 6 D O N U TS soldier was in fair condition. states that adjoin Punjab. ANTIQUES SHOW SERVICE...and four months of Arab protests. Fewer tourists than usual filled Israel’s The Greek Orthodox Church canceled Second Congregational Church LOWER PRICES! Limit 2 Dozen South faces drought again hotels, normally packed to capacity during two pre-Easter processions due to security 365 North Main St., Manchaatar, CT (1-84, Exit 62) Call Passover week. Tourism officials blamed concerns and an expected drop in tourism. $•100 Per Customer ATLANTA — Georgia, Alabama and South Food Bir On Promitoi it on the ^ear among foreigners, mainly Western Christians celebrate Easter on a. U.S. Jews, because of the fatal riots. Carolina are facing their fourth serious drought in 64S-8393 Sunday, while Orthodox Christians ob­ Otf*r ExpIrM 4/SO/SS With Coupon Only eight years, experts ,said Friday. Friday. April 8 — 11am-8pm Police commissioner David Kraus told serve it this year on April 10. Israel army radio extra uniU of officers At The Comsrt of West Middle TnpK. “ If we don’t get a dramatic increase in rainfall, The original Good Friday occurred we’ll be looking at waterrestrictions this summer,” Saturday, April 9 — 10am-5pm patrolled cities and holiday sites. m is t e r and Broad Straal, Manchaatar, CT In Jerusalem’ s walled Old City, during Passover, but the holidays don't said David Word, chief of water resource This Ad Psrmits 1 or 2 Parsons to Purchase WILSON usually coincide because the two religions management for the Georgia Department of •2.00 Tlckala for '1.75 Each. hundreds of Christian pilgrims carrying O IL C O . use different calendars. Natural Resources. crosses and singing psalms traced the

V(."‘ ' 4- OnNiON Yonr Neighbors’ Views What type of business-retail or food store would you like to see come to Mancheste^ Potomac Potpourri A . • A • - *• / r Ifs cheaper In the U.S. Agreeing to work for peanuts actually may be better than working for rubles, marks, francs or pounds, according to the National Federation of Independent Business. Vw# \* In the world economy. Uncle Sam happily trails the cost-of-living pack, offering the lowest prices n , for most goods and services, a recent NFIB study says. \ NFIB, a small-business advocacy group, had its research affiliate compare the approximate work PvCK time required for an average manufacturing rw* ’>■ CP' employee to buy commodities and services in five major cities — Washington, D.C.; Moscow, \ A Munich, Paris and London. “ A J.C. Penney, not the When the study was complete, NFIB warned “ I would like to see a “ There aren’t any — “ We’re open sixdays a warehouse but a regular American consumers “ to avoid Soviet rubles.” “ I end up going to “ A B.J.’s with the bus stop. Because when /they used to call them week, but now we’re J.C. Penney like the mall Moscow is the big loser in the survey, with many Westfarms Mall for a credit cards you cannw use our children go back to ' five-and-ten-cent stores closed Monday. Monday in Enfield. I have to go to prices 10 to 20 times higher than in Washington, a major department store. to go there. It’s a ware­ school, we have to drive — there aren’t any. The we do shopping and all the way to the mall for recent press release put out by the group says. I think that’s more what house that has every­ them to Hartford or other stores try to emu­ traveling. Actually, I that. I’d be looking for, or thing. from stereos to Springfield to catch a late them by putting a went to see a movie in the — Rose LaFlamme specialty shops.” food...everything. It’s in bus. I’d love to see a few items in but there’s cinema hall, but I could Rachel Road - Rich Williams Hartford. You have to be transportation center nothing like Wool- not because it started at7 Out of work due to back Garden Drive a business owner or work where you can catch a Mapping oiit our farm worth’s. That’s the thing o’clock. Injury Self-employed, owner of in a business. It does a lot bus or a bus to a train.” I miss the most.” — Mohammad Hossain The American people own the 7,206-acre Pepperidge Farms fran­ for the town. Emerson Street — Mary Kathleen Sulick — Kristin Flemke — Dorothy St. Lawrence Beltsville Agricultural Research Center in chises in Manchester Owner of Bombay Hillcrest Road West Middle Turnpike West Middle Turnpike Mother suburban Washington, and to help “ owners” find Palace Indian Restau­ Mother of three children Retired their way around the giant farm, the Department rant of Agriculture has come out with a coloriul new map and tour guide. A working farm, the experimental station is surrounded by suburban Washington. From the air. it looks like a nine-mile-long, four-mile-wide The nation’s economic signs point upward quilted blanket of green fields, pastures and orchards. Every child deserves ABC shortages. Look for a rise in corporate business people to do business in the A closer view, however, reveals the chicken and United States. In fiscal 1986, it added WASHINGTON - profits next year as the slimming turkey houses, cattle bams and equipment sheds, up to more than 13.000. But the There are signs that the down of industry begins to pay off. livestock herds and greenhouses — lots of By Chuck Stone “ There’s a consensus that we surement of the Republican Par­ For its part, though, Capitol Hill is average number of visas issued to U.S. economy is emerg­ Americans to go to Japan on business greenhouses. need to address the issue and that ty’s compassion for families. ing from its winter of making little progress on trade Jack between 1983 and 1985 was just under The nation’s agricultural library, the tallest Somewhere in this vast nobility the federal government has a role Another variation on the ABC discontent, triggered by reform. Democrats say that all the 6,400. building on the grounds, also is located at the we love as America there may be to pIay.” declaredanother Repub­ bill has been introduced by Sen. the October stock V Reagan administration’s current center. It houses 1.9 million books and periodicals one — just one — employed lican, Rep. Tom Tauke of Iowa. Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mass, market crash. For the Anderson trade policy amounts to is soaring The GAO compiled a profile of the about agriculture and sciences important to mother who earns $10,400 a year, (There goes the neighborhood!) chairman of the Senate Labor and first time in months. our rhetoric and sinking dollars. If average Japanese business person research. has four children, no husband, Hatch and Tauke have backed Human Resources Committee. sources are talking Congress wants to change that, it holding a visa to do substantial votes Republican and opposes any away from Nixon’s Neanderthal Kennedy’s “ Smart Start” pro­ about good news — job must come up with a new policy that business in the United States. That kind of subsidized child care. position because they have seen gram would help states and local growth, an industrial will survive a presidential veto. person has 14 years of experience with the new handwriting on the communities to establish or ex­ If she does, she ought toha velier revival and low But Democratic congressional lead­ his or her company and makes more electoral wall. The number of pand day-care programs at an Bon voyage, Sequoia head examined. inflation. . who predict economic growth of about ers are now saying there isn’t enough than $59,000 a year. About 71 percent women in the work force is estimated cost of $500 million the There are strong indications that For low- and middle-income 2 percent this year with a slightly time left this year to negotiate a are college graduates. The GAO did The presidential yacht, better known as the USS expanding rapidly, and working first year, $750 million the second the Federal Reserve Board has families, federally subsidized higher forecast for 1989. According to compromise on the 1 ,000-page omni­ not profile the average business Sequoia, was sold 11 years ago by President Jimmy mothers vote. and $1 billion the third. stopped mopping its brow ovct the child care is now an economic them, there is no inflation in sight. bus trade legislation. Their excuse? person traveling to Japan. Carter, but it’s now back in service and on a The focus here, however, is on prospect of a recession after Black necessity, a political wisdom and Last year, the Labor Depart­ With the stock market crash came They frittered away too much time on .the early childhood educational Monday. The Fed is tightening the national tour. ^ a moral imperative. Democrats ment’s Bureau of Labor Statistics talk of layoffs, but it appears that the budget reduction package. component. If there is any money supply, and interest rates are Sharing the wealth The tour, “ Celebrate America,” is being and Republicans only disagree on reported that 56.7 percent of all most of the layoffs were on Wall Street documentable constant in educa­ inching up. holding out the promise But opponents of the bill say the real The Air Force and Navy could save conducted before the famed yacht is returned to how much money should be women with children under the — which represents only a tiny tion, it’s the positive correlation that foreign investors will bring their reason for the delay is that Congress is the taxpayers billions of dollars if they presidential use. .appropriated. age of 6 and 72 percent of all fraction of total employment. Jobs in between higher test scores in the money back to America again That afraid to tamper with trade while the would cooperate on the development Since it was sold in one of Carter’s austerity women with children between the other employment sectors are holding We’ve come a long way since bodes well for the value of the dollar repercussions of the October stock of a new fighter plane that both could moves, the Sequoia had bounced from one owner to ages of 6 and 17 were now in the early grades and preschool child 1971, when President Nixon ve­ care. There isn’t a school superin­ steady or growing. . . . market crash are still being felt use. The Air Force is developing an another, had been used as a museum and labor force. overseas. A big surprise to economists is the toed a $2.1 billion child-care tendent in America who would Fed Chairman Alan Greenspan around the world. Those opjwnents Advanced Tactical Fighter as the restaurant and fallen into disrepair. shift from a consumer-led economy to section in a bill on the grounds that For Dodd and his co-sponsor. dispute that correlation. doesn’t want to go down in history as a say the proposed bill is protectionist. next generation of the F-15. The Navy one dominated by industry. Capital But now. newly furnished, it is on a tour of 100 it represented “ fiscal irresponsib- Rep. Dale E. Kildee. D-Mich., the That correlation is one reason White House lackey. He is willing to needs a successor to its own F-14 and spending went up in the second and Ironically, some of the stumbling cities in 22 states before returning to Washington in lity. administrative unworkabil­ ABC (Act for Better Child Care) why middle- and upper-income raise interest rates to show that he is is keeping a close eye on the Air Force third quarters last year. Ther was a blocks to a negotiated compromise mid-November. ity and family weakening implica­ bill simply reaffirmed the Demo­ kids score higher on tests than his own man and not the pawn of the research. sharp drop at the beginning of this have nothing to do with trade at all. A Carter sold the yacht in 1977 for $286,000. In 1981, tions.” Now, even conservative cratic Party’s historic commit­ low-income kids. Because of administration or a clone of his year, but the figures spell recovery, Senate provision that would require The Air Force development project the Presidential Yacht Trust was formed to buy Republicans have become born- ment to strengthening the Ameri­ parental ability to afford early predecessor, Paul Volcker, who was even after the drop is taken into plant owners to give their workers back and restore the Sequoia. After a $3.5 million again advocates of federal subsi­ can family. The Dodd-Kildee ABC dedicated to keeping interest rates began in 1981. Eventually, the Air child care, kids from wealthier account. Most of the money is being notices of layoffs and shutdowns is facelift, the Sequoia is back in service. dies for child care. bill would distribute $2.5 billion families get “ smart start” down. Without that credibility, Force expects to have 750 of the new spent on equipment, not plants. giving some members of Congress through the states for the expan­ planes by the mid-1990s, at a total cost Conservative Sen. Orrin G. through preschool exposure to Greenspan could lose the trust of the The much-maligned “ rust belt — fits. Another disputed provision would Hatch. R-Utah, recently breast- sion or creation of child-care educational strategies. markets and our international trading of $64.3 billion. the parts of the Midwest and the East require foreign, investors to disclose The services are not known for their beat his willingness to work with centers by using a method dear to It has taken Republicans 17 partners. where basic industry is concentrated their U.S. holdings.. cooperation with each other, but their liberal Sen. Christopher j ' Dodd, President Reagan’s cold heart — years to accept the moral legiti­ A record postwar expansion, _ is even doing its part to contribute combined savings in research and D-Conn.. for more widely availa­ vouchers for parents. macy of federal subsidies for brought to a halt by the biggest stock lllaitrlirslrr Hrrah'i to the good news. Cost cuts forced on development if they share the infor­ ble and affordable child care. The Republican version by child-care centers. In another 17 market crash in history, understanda­ Visas out of balance the rust belt in the late 1970s and early mation on the ATF could be $9billion. Founded In 1881 “ We expect this to be a major, Hatch and his co-sponsor. Rep. years, they may even cpme up bly had the experts talking recession If the balance of trade is askew, 1980s meant that capacity had to be Tbe Air Force has already shown major problem that will grow in Nancy L. Johnson. R-Conn.. with $2.5 billion for theirown ABC But now, the talk of an overheated maybe it’s because the balance of PENNY M SIEPFERT...... Publisher scaled back and bureaucracy shaved wisdom in scaling back the maximum the future,” Hatch conceded would authorize only $250 million bill. economy balances the talk of a slump, visas is off. too. The General Assem­ GEORGE T CHAPPELL ., .s...... Editor down. Now, U.S. industry is operating price of each fighter from $40 million DOUGLAS A BEVINS...... ExecutiveEditor recently when he offered his or one-tenth of the Dodd-Kildee’s according to sources at the Treasury bly Office recently counted the at close to capacity in many key to $35 million. MARIE P G R A D Y...... City Editor “ affordable” version of a child­ bill’s appropriation. That one- Chuck Stone is a senior editor number of visas issued to Japanese ALEXANDER GIRELLI...... Aesoclete Editor Department. areas, and there are actually some care bill. tenth is a fairly accurate mea­ for the Philadelphia Daily News. We have consulted with economists Church Bolletiii Board ‘Sbnrise’ service set at 7 In Center Park ment plan that will prevent shut off of in Him We want to help others less Editor’s note; This column is the families utilities. Although the fortunate by supporting MAC(T the best we can and express ourgratitude prepared by the staff of the Manches­ M ACC News average grant is only a little over $200 Church of the Nazarene Emanuel Lutheran Church ter Area Conference of Churches. it is often enough to help a family in and prayers for you and your staff who are carrying on this work,” The Church of the Nazarene will have a Here are the events scheduled for the coming crisis work out an agreement satisfac­ tory to CNG or CL&P. Our thanks to recent contributors to missionary convention next Saturday and Sunday. week at Emanuel Lutheran Church: > By Nancy Carr Samaritan Shelter; William and April 9 and 10. The missionaries will be the Rev. and Sunday — 6:30 a.m., sunrise service: 7:30 a.m.,|, Execotlye Director the local administrator of Operation Our thanks to all those whose Fuel monies. Operation Fuel is a Carol O’Neil in memory of Mrs. Giles. Mrs. Jack Hawthorne. They are working as Easter breakfast; 8:30 and 11 a.m., worship, holy contributions helped us meet and Ronald Sheira, Theodore Slaiby. SONRISE SERVICE — The annual statewide program that raises funds coordinators of church grown and evangelism in the communion. surpass the SBM challenge grant this Alpha Delta Kappa. Gamma Chapter, community Easter sunrise service and distributes them to local fuel Caribbean. They have conducted personal evange­ Monday — 6:45 p.m.. Scouts; 7:30 p.m.. Church year, including the most recent parishioners of North Methodist and will begin at 7 Sunday morning in banks for administration and lism seminars in the Philippines and Barbados, and Council. contributor, Helen St. Laurent. Mr. Reginald Martin of the CIGNA Center Park near the flagpole. allocation. have taught in Central Africa. There will be services Tuesday — 10 a.m., CCC; Beethoven Chorus; 4 Individual Financial Services Com­ Saturday evening at 7 p.m., Sunday school at 9:30 p.m., staff; 7 p.m., eating disorders; 7:30 p.m.. Commissioner John Waldron, for Last year 104 Manchester and THANK-YOU’S — to Bob Peterson and the members of Friendship pany, who donated his compensation a m., morning worship at 10:45 a.m. Sunday and a Emanuel Church Women. many years the Commander of North Bolton families ineligible for the state to the Shelter from a pre-retirement Sunday evening service at 6 p.m. Wednesday — 6 to 9 p.m.. Resource Center; 7:45 East for the Salvation Army, will and federal energy assistance pro­ Masonic Lodge #145 who made available 350 tickets for adults and seminar given at Savings Bank of Other events scheduled for this week include: p.m., Emanuel Choir. bring the Easter message. Worship grams. received financial grants Manchester, Ethel Bacon, Keith Sunday — 9:30 a m., Sunday school for all ages; Thursday — 10 a.m., prayer service: 7p.m., Belle leaders will include Rev. Dr. Billy through these two programs. Opera­ children to come to their annual Pancake Breakfast. Carriere, Bob Dube, Ray Evelhoch, 10:45 a.m., morning worship; 7 p.m., “ Crown Him Choir; 7:30 p.m., Scandia. Scott (First Baptist), Rev. Paul tion Fuel assistance is available to Ruth Hoffman, Ron Holmes. Richard Lord of All,” a celebration through music, drana Saturday — 8 p.m., A.A. Knight (Trinity Covenant). Rev. families between 150 percent and 200 Who is my Neighbor? — We received the following letter and a Johnson. Raymond Lanzano Sr.. and personal testimony. Trinity Covenant Church David Mullen (Church of the Living percent of the poverty level. The Rosemary and Harold Livingston, Monday — 9 a.m. to noon, grandparents’ day. God). Rev. James Meek (Community MACC private fuel bank provides aid very welcome sizable contribution last week. We would like to share the Bryan Perry, Barbara Prell. Randy Bring bag lunch to eat with children. . ’The following events are scheduled at Trinity Baptist) and Capt. Gary Aspersch- for those who fall between the Punchard, Jane Pugliese, Joan Wednesday — Cornerstone Christian School Covenant Church for the coming week: lager (Salvation Army). bureaucratic cracks. In both pro­ thinking of one of our Manchester families with you. “ Please accept the Schiller. Edward Stavnitsky. Joyce chapel services, 9 a.m., Mike Brault, speaker; 9:45 Sunday 8 and 11 a m., morning worship An ecumenical choir and the grams. payment is always made and David Trainer. Margaret and 10:25 a.m., Karen Thompson, speaker; 6:30 services with sermon. “ Stop the Alarm,” by the Salvation Army Band will be leading directly to the creditor. More than enclosed check for $1,000 to help the needy and homeless people in Man­ Vaughn, Linda Vescho, Mary Jane p.m., youth program; children’s program; 7 p.m., Commissioner & Mrs. John Waldron Rev. Norman E. Swensen; 9:30 a.m.. Sunday Bible the glorious hymns of Resurrection $21,300 in fuel assistance was allo­ Viara. James Wallace, Marion Win­ young adult Bible study; mid-week prayer meeting; school; 10; 15 a.m., coffee and fellowship; evening, Sundav. including the favorite Christ cated in small grants and loans last chester area. The newspaper article of a couple of days ago dwelt on your ter, Community Services Council. Bible study, “ Becoming a Woman of Excellence; ” film “ Genesis Solution.” the Lord is Rise Today and Praise year. Helen’s Bake Shop, Kllpstein Medical 7:15 p.m., senior high power hour; junior high Bible Community service ’Tuesday — 6 a.m., men’s prayer breakfast at Him. A reminder; Sunrise will be one Since MACC programs are essen­ concern with adequate funds for the future. Reliance on government is not Group, LaFlames Bake Shop, Man­ study. Ten Manchester churches are cooperating in a LaStrada Restaurant; 5:30 p.m., chairmen’s hour later tomorrow because of the tial crisis intervention services, an chester Grange. Manchester Rotary Thursday — 9 a.m., ladies’ Bible study at the supper. time change so set your clocks ahead almost empty fuel tank and refusal of the best solution in the long run United Sonrise Service at 7 a.m. Sunday in Center because it tends to create and Club. Manchester Memorial Hospital. parsonage, 232 Main St., nursery provided. Park. Commissioner and Mrs. John Waldron of ’The Wednesday — 6:30 a.m., women’s prayer Saturday night. the oil company to extend credit or a Also, thank you to Nathan Hale breakfast at LaStrada Restaurant; 6:30 p.m.. perpetuate bureaucracy which spi­ Salvation Army will be the speakers. A united choir FUEL BANK — The private fuel shut-off notice is necessary before aid School, Junior Youth Group of the Pioneer Club youth group; 7 p.m., senior high youth rals costs. People need to help will be formed from members of all 10 participating bank for Manchester/Bolton resi­ can be granted through the MACC Unitarian Universaiist Society East. group; men’s and women’s seminars; choir directly. Concordia Lutheran Church churches. In case of rain, the service will be in the dents is one of the basic human needs private fuel bank. Community Baptist Church, Presby­ practice. Beth works closely with the utility “ Our family has had God’s bless­ A sunrise service of the Eucharist is planned at Salvation Army Citadel. 661 Main St. services provided by our Department ings in every way and we have terian Church, St. Mary Episcopal. St Concordia Lutheran Church at 6:30 a.m. Sunday. It Thursday—4p.m..confirmationclass: 6 :15p.m.. companies and the client to help James, St. Bridget. Agape. of Human Needs. Our Department weathered many storms by our faith will be followed at 7:45 a.m. by an Easter breakfast. Center Congregationai Churth Director. Beth Harlow, also serves as develop a realistic, achievable pay­ The family Eucharist service willbeat 9a.m., and a Friday — 7 p.m., junior high youth group: Events scheduled this week at Center Congrega­ Inquirer’s Class. ST. MARY'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH festival Eucharist will be presented at 10:30 a.m. tional Church include: Church people favor At that service, the Ecumenical Choir School and Sunday — 8:30 and 10:30 a.m.. Easter worship St. Mary’s Episcopal Church EMERGENCY 41 Park Street the Concordia Church Choir will present a cantata, services; 9:30 a.m.. social hour; 10 a.m.. nursery Fire — Police — Medical Here are the events scheduled for this week at St. Manchester. Connecticut 06040 “ Christ Lay by Death Enshrouded.” by Johann and toddler care; church school leadership by clergy 7:30 am • Holy Eucharist Mary’s E pisco^l Church: 203-649-4. w ilh w rm on. hymn» and 5>rnior Choir Sebastian Bach. They will be accompanied by a Monday — 7:30 p.m., all-church meeting night. DIAL 911 Sunday — 7:30. 9:30 and 11:15 a m., holy HARTFORD (AP) — Church people prefer being chamber orchestra. Tuesday — 9:30 a.m., mothers’ group; 3:30p.m.. In Manchester /'liii/ri'ic D. eucharist. led by ordained clergy rather than lay profession­ The Rn\ Smith. Rrilo' The choirs and orchestra, conducted by director Pilgrim Choir; 6 p.m., confirmation: 7:30 p.m.. 9:30 am - Holy Eucharist Monday — 7:10 p.m., evening prayer; 7:30 p.m. als. even though the clergy are not considered very The Rn\ Amic / Wndn. with aermon. hymna and Capolla Choir of music David L. Almond, will also accompany the diaconate. committee meetings: 7:30 p.m.. Boy Scout effective, a national study of Roman Catholics and singing of hymns. Almond will perform the toccata Wednesday — 8:30 a.m., healing prayer; 9 to 11 roundtable. Protestants finds. from the Fifth Symphony by Charles-Marie Wider. a.m., CCW vision screening; 7 p.m., sibling rivalry 11:15 am-Holy Eucharist ’Tuesday — 9; 15 a.m., staff meeting; 6:30 p.m. Catholics were found somewhat more confident in wilh aormon, hymns and Srnior Choir Other events planned for the coming week at discussion; 7:30 p.m.. Center Ringers; personnel. THE church school teachers’ meeting; 7:30 p.m.. Music lay leadership than Protestants, but also favored Concordia Lutheran Church include: Thursday — 10 a.m.. 6; 30and 8 p.m., Bethel Bible; Committee. ordaining women and married men - whicn BIBIE (babytitting available at Monday — 7 p.m., Christian Education Commit­ 6:30 p.m.. Center Ringers; 7:30 p.m.. Bethel Wednesday — 10 a.m.. holy communion; 10:45 Catholicism forbids - to keep up the clergy supply. the 9:30 am service) tee: 7:30 p.m., agoraphobia support. teachers’ meeting. a.m., Bible study; 7:30 p.m., A.A., business The vear-long study by Hartford Seminary s SPEAKS Tuesday — 11 a.m., clergy study; 6:30 p.m., Saturday — 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.. Parish Caring by meeting; Senior Choir. Center for Social and Religious Research was Eugene Brewer JOIN US FOR catechetics; 7:45 p.m., Bible study. training session. prompted by growing concern over a clergy Wednesday — 9 a.m., work day; 10:30 a.m.. Thursday — 11 a.m.. Ladies’ Guild: 4 p.m.. Cherub Choir: 7 p.m.. Boy Scouts: 7:10 p.m.. THE JOY OF THE agoraphobia support; 1:30 p.m., A’ARP; 7:45 p.m.. Were It not for what happened Gilead Congregational Church evening prayer: 7:30 p.m.. Bible study. ®^Lav leaders at more than 200 parishes across the resurrection Concordia Choir. early the third day, what hap­ HEBRON — Gilead Congregational Church will Friday — 8 p.m., A.A. country were asked to consider 12 leadership tasks, Thursday — 9 a.m., Bible class; 6:30 p.m.. pened the first day would have have an Easter dawn service on Gilead Hill, just Saturday — 7:30 a.m.. men’s club: 1:30 p.m. rating them according to importance and how Ecumenical Choir School: 7:30 p.m.. Shelter been long buried In the dusty east of the church, at 6:40 a.m. Sunday. It will be Alanon; 7:30 p.m . A.A. effective the clergy handle them. Advisory Committee; 7:30 p.m., women’s A.A. “ For preaching, liturgical leadership, pastoral archives of history. Many have Friday — 7 p.m., A.A. followed by coffee and doughnuts in the church. The Easter church service will beat 10 am . The service Church of Christ counseling, directing religious education parish been martyred for a cause, but will be conducted by the minister emeritus, the Rev. evangelization and parish planning, the g ^ they offer neither purpose nor W hen / survey the Wondrous Cross Here are the events scheduled for the coming between importance and effectiveness ranges from hope. A dead prophet moulder­ North United Methodist Church George M. Milne. week at the Church of Christ; 30 perceent to 40 percent” among Catholics, the ing In a musty tomb is scarcely I Praise the Lord, The Almiffhty, Sunday — 9 a.m., Bible classes; 10 a.m.. worship Here are the events scheduled for the coming the stuff from which eternal Andover Congregational with sermon, “ From Death Unto Life;” 6 p.m. The King of Creation, week at North United Methodist Church: **?he gaS m on g three Protestant denominations dreams are derived. Sunday — 9 and 10: 30 a.m . worship services, with worship with sermon, “ The Second Touch.” ' \ ' ANDOVER — The First Congregational Church surveyed ranged between 20percent and30percent. It was necessary that one die All Ye Who Hear, the Rev. William Trench preaching, “ Was the Tomb will sponsor an Easter sunrise service at 6:30 a m. Monday — 7:30 p.m., Manchester Bible study The Protestants studied were the Episcopal Cj'U'fch. for all. And what a noble sacrifice Really Empty?” : 9 a m., adult Bible group; Sunday, with a breakfast at the church afterward. group. Brothers and Sisters Draw Near, the Lutheran Church in America and the United that wasi But the end was that we nursery care; 7 p.m., ecumenical prayer. The celebration of Easter, with holy communion, Tuesday— 7p.m., East Windsor Bible study; 7:30 Methodist Church. , ^ . might no longer live unto our­ Praise Him in Glad Adoration, Monday — 7 p.m.. trustees. will be at 11 a.m. Sunday. p.m.. East Hartford Bible study. The study also found both Protestants and selves, "but unto him who... died Tuesday — 6:30 p.m.. T.O.P.S.; 7:30 p.m., Wednesay — 7 p.m.. Bible classes. Catholics somewhat cool toward professional ay and rose again" (2 Cor. 5:14-15). ecumenical prayer. South United Methodist CHurch Thursday — 7 p.m., Colchester Bible study. leaders but with Catholics more willing for lay Wednesday — 1 p.m . Over’60s; 3:30 p.m.. Green Next Saturday— 7a.m., men’s prayer breakfast And because he lives, we live Easter Sunday Here are the events scheduled for the coming professionals to perform many of the chores now w Lodge. also, John 14:19. week at South United Methodist Church: undertaken by the clergy. at UCC changes political rules It was not merely the spirit of Sunday — 9 and 10:45 a.m., family worship with Aproximately 60 percent of members of each Jesus that emerged from that Dr. Shephard S. Johnson preaching ‘ "Those Who ST. LOUIS woods behind the retirement center. the rule doesn’t apply to nominees appointed for l^y ^Trson responds best to ordained leadership. sanctuary. The other Easter service will begin at Wednesday — 4:30 pm.. Junior Choir; 6; 30 p.m., public office, such as the U.S. Supreme Court. HE IS RISEN, ALLELUIA 10:30 a.m., and will include music presented by a Wesley Bell Ringers; 7:30 p.m.. Chancel Choir; The 1.7 million-member denomination’s execu­ ^*’wiTen ^asked what option they would chose if CHUHCH OF CHRIST 1 choir under the direction of Robert Richardson. ’Die Bible study. 277 Spring St. tive council approved speaking out on such unable to afford a full-time pastor, nmre than 80 Lydall A Vernon SItmU homily will be presented by the Rev. Diana Heath, ’Thursday — 7:30 p.m., Stewardship-Finance appointed candidates after hearing a study report nercent preferred some form of ordained, part-time Phon*: 646-2B03 a s to either full-time or part-time lay and a service of child and parent dedication is Commission. that neither the Bible, the U.S. Constitution nor IRS L planned. Friday — 10 a.m., Al-Anon. regulations forbid it. leadership. fflanrliPHlrr iirralu Engagements Pullout Section — Page 17 FOCUS Saturday, April 2, 1988 She knows how to fight crime Manchester woman is named to Crime Stoppers board

Crime Stoppers unit of the state By Anita M. Caldwell police, said if someone phones the Manchester Herald hot line in Hartford with informa­ tion, the caller is given a code number that is^used each time. ou’re walking down “ The majority of people want to the street one evening, get it off their mind.” Allen said. l l J l . and you see someone “ Over a time, you build up an grab a woman’s purse accuracy of the person.” Crime Stoppers first came to Sandra D. Keith Janet K. Charizione Kim L. Thibodeau Lori A. Mulligan from her arm. What do Y Connecticut In 1982 when a m vou do? Kelth-Brazo Charizione^houtka Thibodeau-Hutchins Mulligan-Kuriowicz Your first reaction might be to program was set up in Water- want to help. But like many bury, Allen said. Uta and G. Jeffrey Keith of 97 Leo S. and Elaine B. Charizione of Donald R. and Patricia M. Thibo­ Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Mulligan Jr. people, you may be afraid to. In 1984, because of the success Overlook Drive announce the engage­ South Windsor announce the engage­ deau of South Windsor announce the of East Hartford announce the en­ But Susan A. Knaut. of Man­ of the Waterbury program, the ment of their daughter. Sandra D. ment of their daughter, Janet Karen engagement of their daughter, Kim L. gagement of their daughter. Lori Ann chester. knows what to do. Now, General Assembly created an Keith, to Shawn D. Brazo. son of Mrs. Charizione, to Robert F. Choutka Jr., Thibodeau, to David F. Hutchins of Mulligan, to Edward John Kurlowicz, she wants others to know too. advisory council to encourage Leila G. Walton of New Milford and son of Robert F. and Nancy S. Choutka 676 W. Middle Turnpike, son of John F. son of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Kurlo­ Knaut was recently elected to more local programs throughout the late Bruce A. Brazo. of South Windsor. and Sidney Jane Hutchins of South wicz of 27 Oliver Road. serve on the 22-member board of the state, she said. The bride-elect is a 1983 graduate of The bride-elect is a graduate of East Windsor. The bride-elect is a 1974 graduate of Crime Stoppers of Connecticut Allen was hired in 1985 as director of the council and in June Manchester High School and a 1987 Catholic High School and Manchester The bride-elect is a graduate of East Catholic High School and a 1978 Inc., based in Hartfonl. The South Windsor High School and graduate of Providence College. She organization is a statewide, rion- of 1986, on the council’s recom­ graduate of the University of Connec­ Community College. She is employed mendation. a statewide non­ is employed by Drexel Burnham profit organization, that helps ticut School of Business. She is as a secretary at Maxtemp Inc. of Manchester Community College. She profit board was created to raise employed by the Charles W. Warner Tolland. is attending the Greater Hartford Lambert of Hartford. people help Victims of crime while remaining anonymous. money to help the development of I# Co. of Glastonbury. The prospective bridegroom is a School of Nursing. The prospective bridegroom is a local crime stoppers programs. The prospective bridegroom is a graduate of East Catholic High The prospective bridegroom is a 1974 graduate of Manchester High “ It’s a systematic approach to always have in place a way to Currently, there are 38 towns 1982 graduate of Taft School. Water- School. He is partownerand manager graduate of South Windsor High School and is employed by the Purdy involved in a crime stoppers town. and a 1987 graduate of the of BNK Auto Works Ltd. of Ellington. School and is manager and mechanic Corp. of Manchester. deal with people having informa­ tion about crimes that have program serviced by eight local An Aug. 20 wedding is planned at St. at Don’s Texaco of Vernon. A June wedding is planned. University of Connecticut. He is occurred but are afraid to come boards in designated regions self-employed at Honda Iberica Joseph’s Church, Rockville. An Aug. 26 wedding is planned. forward.” said Knaut. who adds throughout the state. Imports. she would like to see a chapter in These are the Bridgeport re­ gion. Middletown region. Enfield A July 30 wedding is planned at the Manchester area. South United Methodist Church. Knaut. of Deer Run Trail, said region. Eastern Connecticut re­ that Crime Stoppers establishes a gion. which includes Norwich- “ cooperative relationship” be­ New London-Groton. the Norfolk- Devaul-Savidakis Lyon-Holmes tween the community and local New Canaan region, the law enforcement agencies and Northeast region, which includes Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd G. Devaul of David K. Lyon of 262 Blue Ridge Mansfield-Willimantic- Berlin, Conn., announce the engage­ Drive has announced the engagement works with the state police. & Knaut is not new to the effort of Windham, the Northwest region, ment of their daughter, Sarah Gay­ of his daughter. Elizabeth Lyon of which includes Torrington- helping crime victims. lord Devaul. to Michael Savidakis, Ellington, to James Holmes of 1160 W. Winsted, and the Waterbury Middle Turnpike, son of Donna As assistant administrator of son of Mr. and Mrs. John Savidakis of the state^m m ission on Victim region. . 129. Bryan Drtve. Holmes of Las Vegas. Nev.. and Service

10 — MANCHESTER HERALD,^Saturday. April-2i IMS FOCUS / Advice TV, Comics & Puzzles

‘Poppers’ don’t cause AIDS W here to Write Saturday, April 2 intravenous drugs. Abigail Van Buren D E AR DR. It also seems sensible to avoid P,0. Box 69440- 5 :0 0 A M ® Home Shopping Over­ [U SA ] Paid Programming REINISCH; using any drug, including alcohol. Lo8 Angeles, Calif. 90069 night Service Continues (60 min.I 7 ; 30A M ® Popeye and Son What are the that might affect your judgment J l) U.S. Farm Report (D Star Commanders effects of using or impair your ability to re­ [C N N ] Crossfire (It) BravoStarr (CC). th e liquids Kinsey Report member safer.*ex guidelines and [ESPN ] Tom Mann Outdoors (20) Popeye commonly re­ use them effectively. P.O. Box 91428 [TM C] MOVIE: ‘Grand Prix‘ Three Muppets ferred to as June M. Reinisch, Ph.D. champion race car drivers encounter per­ Cleveland, Ohio 44101 sonal problems as they compete in the SO) Foofur (CCI. ■‘poppers’’ dur­ DEAR DR. REINISCH: Why Grand Prix. James Garner. Eva Mane Saint. (38) It's Your Business 'M ing sexual ac­ would a woman, age 39. have a Yves Montand, 1966 (In Stereol Dr. June M. Reinisch 40) Abbott and Costello tivity? These very high sexdriveafterhavinga [U SA ] Night Flight: Take-Off To Pro '41 Princesa Caballero P.O. Box 48 gressive Rap are sold in hysterectomy? It was high before [C N N ] Sports Close-up -m ] small bottles the hysterectomy, and it is just as Bloomington, Ind. 47402 5 : 3 0 A M W i n n News [DIS] Dumbo's Circus and one inhales or sniffs the to a wide array of serious high — if hot higher — afterward. [CN N ] Showbiz Today [ESPN] Thoroughbred Digest aroma. I think they contain amyl diseases IKaposi’s sarcoma is [ESP N ] Battle of the Monster Trucks [HBO] Schoolboy Father Based on Jean­ or butyl nitrite, an their use is only one of these). which are then D EAR READER: Perhaps the [U S A ] Night Flight: Comedy Compila nette Eyerly’s novel "He's My Baby Now. the direct cause of illness, and woman was fortunate enough to tion this drama features Dana Plato ( "Diff'rent common practice among some Strokes") as an unwed mother and Rob eventually, death. Gentleman caller 6 :0 0 A M CS) Young Universe (R) groups. have a' physician or surgeon Lowe as a young father who insists on Recently I heard a rumor Both amyl nitrite (sold as a committed to doing pre- and Love Your Skin raising his infant son by himself. (60 min.) connecting poppers with an in­ prescription drug to treat some post-operative counseling about ® Headline News [M AX] MOVIE: 'A Christmas Story' creased risk of AIDS. Is this true? heart problems) and butyl or the sexual effects of surgery, and 11 Christian Science Monitor Reports (CC) Small town America in the mid- just a boyfriend 1940s IS the setting for this holiday me­ What are the risks if a person isobutyl nitrite have been widely who used careful surgical tech­ ZO; New Zoo Revue moir about a boy who only wants a Red used poppers two or three times a used for years because of the niques to preserve sexual 61 Popeye Ryder BB gun lor Christmas. Peter Billing­ sley, Darren McGavin, Melinda Dillon belief that they enhance sexual responsiveness. DEAR [C N N ] Daybreak month? 1983 Rated PG response. 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Gustav Knuth Abigail Van Buren (33 Focus on Britain AIDS.’’ been popular among some pregnancy. ployee here — a 1965 (DubbedI C83 40 Little C low ns of Happytow n (CC) groups, especially homosexual The effects of hysterectomy a re young woman [M A X ] MOVIE: ‘The 7th Voyage of Sin- The question has been raised as bad’ The swashbuckling adventurer en­ (it) Hee Haw to whether use of nitrite vapors males and users of so-called different for different women. In III call Jane. counters mythological beasts and a ruth­ ,20' Porky Pig may be linked to the incidence of “ recreational” drugs. some studies, nearly half report All we know less sorcerer on the enchanted island of 22' (36) Gum m i Bears (CCI Cyclops. Kerwin Mathews. Kathryn Grant, Kaposi’s sarcoma (a usually rare Regardless of what research loss of sex drive. But in one study about Jane is '24) Sesame Street (CC) Richard Eyer. 1958 Rated G type of skin tumor) among people concludes about poppers, a per­ of 154 women who had both pre- that she has a [U SA ] MOVIE: Yellow Rose of Texas' '26) Kidsongs (In Stereo) who already have AIDS, but the son should follow safer sex and post-operative sex counsel­ small child. ,38( Wall Street Journal Report Our first baby died immediately A cowboy finds a love other than his answer is not yet clear. One study guidelines to reduce the risk of ing, only three reported a reduc­ A call came in for Jane who was horse Roy Rogers IRAA after birth five years ago.” You 41 Remi suggested a link, but other larger exposure to HIV (the virus that tion of sexual interest or away from her desk at the time, 57 Rod and Reel Streamside will have answered the question 6.1 5 A M CC Davey 8i Goliath studies have not supported this. causes AIDS.) These include use functioning. so in a very businesslike manner. [CN N] Daybreak truthfully, leaving no opening for 6 .3 0 A M (T) Captain Bob Remember that the AIDS virus of condoms and a spermicide I asked the caller to please leave [DIS] Good Morning Mickey! THE FORTUNATE PILGRIM — Sophia Loren and Edward James Olmos star in The any painful follow-up questions 3^ World Tomorrow does not usually kill patients containing nonoxynol-9, if you Dr. Reinisch is director of the his name and number, and Jane [ESPN] Tom Mann Outdoors would return his call shortly. Good luck and God bless you in ® Flintstone Kids (CCI directly. Instead it weakens the decide to have sex with person Kinsey Institute for Research in [TMC] Short Film Showcase Sunday, April 3 and Monday, April 4 on NBC. ‘ 88. CO Sll Comic Strip body’s immune system so that a who might carry HIV, and not l^x, Gender and Reproduction, He said. “ Jiist tell her her Financial Freedom '11) Planet of the Apes [USA] patient is much more susceptible sharing needles, if you use Indiana University-Bloomington. ‘boyfriend’ called.” To me, the DEAR ABBY: Thank you for ti) Headline News 8 :3 0 A M (33 Jim Henson's Muppet term “boyfriend” is very chil­ Babies (CC). your answer to “ Life Must Go ■go) Sylvanian Families d® Lap Quilting: Handbags and Wall d® American Adventure dish. and besides the message (T) Get Smart On” — the woman who wanted to 1413 Follow Mo 9 :3 0 A M ® g® Uttle wizards (CC) Hangings (R) (P Rat Patrol . pad imprints onto a master sheet ® ;4B) Pound Puppies (CC) Hodgkin’s disease can be treated begin dating six months after the [CNN] International Correspondents ® Superman ( P Batman .40) Flintstone Kids (CC) for the entire office personnel to gj) Puttin' on the Hits 08) Amateur Duckpin Bowling (60 mm.) death of her husband. 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I know that some people were Lea Thompson, Mary Stuart Masterson including film preservation and student Os­ Peter Qoti, M.D. 5-inch heels or high platform Davis. Texas is liberated by the voters and ( ^ Maquina del Tiempo [ESPN] Outdoor Ufe 1987 Rated PG-13 cars therapy or Jane’s personal life, but this shocked when I met a man four a wanted man Wayne Morris, Beverly shoes with 7-inch heels all day. 37) Wrxtdwright's Shop [USA] Search for Beauty [USA] P G M Sale [U S A ] Where There’s a Will There’s on radiation? should not be broadcast around a months later, and we were Garland, James J Lydon 1954 Will this cause problems? [CN N ] Big Story 1 0 :0 0 A M ® Pee wee's Playhouse 1 1 :0 0 A M ® American Bandstand A business office. I now think less of married three months after that. S® Starcom [DIS] New Adventures of Winnie the ® Wrestling: WWF Superstars of 1 2;0 0 P M ® Puttin' on the Hits DEAR Jane for choosing such a juvenile, Abby. I adored my first hus­ M uppets ® Dukes of Hazzard DEAR READER: The use of Pooh W restling ® T and T (C C ) A vicious killer escapes ® Charlie’s Angels READER: band. We both knew that he was gj® Oaktari platform shoes will make your stupid housemate. I am not an old [ESP N ] Fishing: Best of Bill Dance ® (gS) Real Ghostbusters (CC) from prison seeking revenge on those res­ ® World Wrestling Federation Cham­ Hodgkin’ s dis­ biddy. Would you please going to die, and he made me (SB) Ring Around the World ponsible lor putting him there (In Stereo) pionship Wrestling percent of patients. Some addi­ footing unsteady. 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Boeton. M A Law School when his father refuses to pay Stage II: Diseased lymph higher percentage of cases.) understanding attitude. W 8 M • [DIS] Donald Duck Presents low 1987 Rated PG Stage IV; Extensive body invol­ calf muscles. This can lead to Here’s the question: What do I WOQ« Biaingflild. M A • his tuition. C Thomas Howell Rse Dawn (5^ Sesame Street (CC) glands only above the diaph­ LIFE DOES GO ON WXTV Pateteea. NJ o [ESPN] Fishin' Hole [USA] Perfect Diet Chong 1986 Rated P G -13 (In Stereo) (6® M O V IE : 'N ight W atch' A middle pain and leg cramps whenever say to people (strangers ai)d new ragm. This means that affected vement. including lymph nodes, WGBY BpiingBald. MA m [MAX] MOVIE: 'Blind Date’ (CC) A 1 0:1 0 A M [CN N ] Showbiz Week ■ [USA] Jimmy Houston Outdoors aged woman, plagued by memoriae of her liver, spleen and bone marrow. lower-heeled (or no) shoes are friends) who ask, “ Is this your W TIC . 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Anthony Hopkins, Judi Dench. tient with Spen­ stars. 1987. Rated PG. [D IS] MOVIE: 'Fiddler on the Roof A tff Odd Couple ^ [ESPN] U»BT Tour; U.S. Op«fl From d ® M ork and M indy Part 1 Winston-Salem, N.C. |90 min.) (Live) ser's freewheeling milkman in Czarist Russia tries to hold onto '2® D C . Follies [TMC] MOVIE; 'The Trip to Bountiful' his Jewish heritage in the face of oppres­ ways, on "Spen­ D.C. Follies ,22’ Saturday Night Live 190 min.) (In [H BO ] AN the Rivers Run (CC) Driven (C C ) An elderfy woman who seeks to re­ sion in this adaptation of the hit Broadway (g) As Schools Match Wits; span from her Itusband after the fire on the capture a piece of her past returns to her ser: Tor Hire," air­ play Topol, Norma Crane, Leonard Frey Stereo) hometown. Geraldine Page, John Heard, Kingswood-Oxford vs. Simsbury Phiiedelphis, Deiie returns to Brenton ing SATURDAY. 1971 Rated G 2® Racing From Plainsfield whose subsequent injury forces Deiie to Carlin Glynn. 1985. Rated PG. d® Challenge APRIL 2 on ABC, [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Ordinary People' A C4ff; M O V IE: 'Firepow er' A widow seeks navigate their restored boat for one last [USA] MOVIE: 'Mako; The Jaws of ( P Countdow n to 88; T h e Seoul Games young boy is overcome by guilt after his to avenge her husband's murder. Sophta chance to make money before the bank D eath' A diver takes revenge on the peo- ® NHL Hockey: Boston Bruins at Hart­ older brother has a fatal accident Winner Loren, James Coburn, O.J. Simpson. forecloses. Stars Sigrid Thornton, John pie who hunt and kill aharka. Richard CHECK USTING5 of four Oscars, including Best Picture. Don­ 1979 W aters. (2 hrs.) Part 4 of 4. Jaeckel, Jennifer Biahop. John Chandler. FOR EXACT TIME ford W halers (2 hrs.. 30 min.) t ald Sutherland, Mery Tyler Moore, Tim o­ (57) The Final Chapter? The atomic de­ 1975. d® Fight BaukI With David Horowitz [U S A ] Dance Party USA (60 min.) thy Hutton. 1980. Rated R. (In Siereol vastation of the last world war and the po­ [CNN] Hertthweek dr) Austin City Umrts: K.D. Ung and tential annihilafton of a future nuclear con­ 1 2:30PM (X ) Out of This Worid 2:10PM the Reclines/Fostar and Uoyd (In Stereo) 9:30PM (X ) ® M r. President Lois' new personal sssistani schemes lo win flict are graphically depicted. (65 min.) (J® Top Cot 2:30PM (3D ® Skiing: U.S. Pro [C N N ] Sports Saturday Sam's attentions. (R) (In Siereol [C N N ] Sports Tonight Anchors; Fred (2® I'm Tallingl Cham pionships (Live) 8:00PM d D i l ) Boys W ill Be Boys The '2® Am en (C C ) RoKy gets cold (eet as the Hickman, Nick Charles. S ) Growing Years 31) Kidsongs boys' wild weekend in Las Vegas ends ^ wedding ceremony is about to start Part 2 [ESPN] AWA Wrestling ® What About Women 35 Hometime (CC). (R) when Chazz's mother finds them. Part 2 of of 2 |R) (In Stereo) f 2. (R) (In Stereo) 1 1 :40PM [MAX] MOVIE: Hunter's Edgar wears his extra set of dentures [C N N ] Evans & Novak (6?) Hometime (CC). 3di The New Honeymooners Blood' A group of city boys loll prey to (g ) Friday the 13th: T h e Series Micki and d D Dolly (C C ) Willie Nelson, the [D IS] Zorro [C N N ] Style With Elsa Klensch [U S A ] Cartoons backwoods poachers during an Arkansas while the other’s in the dishwasher. Ryan learn the bizarre motives behind a Smothers Brothers and Allyce Beasley [CN N ] This Week in Japan deer hunt Sam Bottoms. Kim Delaney. Clu C IMII by NfA. me [TM C ] MOVIE: 'On The Edge' Years af­ [MAX] MOVIE; 'Hatari' A team of pro­ 4 : 1 OPM [C N N ] Sports Close-up cursed scarecrow's grisly murders. (60 make appearances. (60 min.) (R) (In [HBO] Bob Goldthwait: Share the ter being banned from amateur competi­ fessional hunters capture wild animals tor min.) Warmth Taped at New York's Bottom Gulager. 1987 Rated R. 4:30PM (D @ ) wide w o rld of Sports Stereo) tion, a middle-aged long-distance runner the Momelia Game Farm in Tanganyika to 34) DeOrassi Junior High (CC) Line, this unpredictable comedian peo 1 2:00AM (D SoUd Gold in Concert trains for an especially demanding race to send to zoos. John Wayne. Hardy Kruger. Rocky Lockridge (4 2 -5 ,3 5 KOs| vs. Harold (X ) M O V IE ; 'El Greco' An Italian painter ON THE FA8TBACK by Bill Holbrook f lorms his off-the-wall nightclub act. 160 (R) (In Stereo) win back his self-respect. Bruce Dern, Knight (19-0, 15 KOs) tor the IBF Junior (2® Record Guide arrives in Toledo to paint an altar-piece and m o v i e falls in love with a young woman who mm.) iln Stereo) John Marley, Bill Bailey. 1986. Rated PG- 3:00PM C D : Rustlers' Rhap­ Lightweight title, scheduled (or 15 rounds, 3® Jeffersons (18) Food Saver sody' A cleancut singing cowboy protects live from Atlantic City. NJ; U.S. Amateur warns him evidence is concocted to prove 13 (In Stereo) 1 0 : 0 0 P M 3 3 w e s t 57 th I60 mm 1 (2® Runaway With the Rich and Famous a small town from an evil cattle baron Boxing Championships (taped) from Color­ (g) Doctor Who him a heretic Mel Ferrer, Rosanna Schiaf- : 5;; ® N ew s Omar Sharif in the Caribbean; actor Simon 1 :00PM CD Tennis: W CT Finai From To m Berenger. G .W . Bailey, Andy Griffith. ado Springs, Colo. (90 min.) (Live) ijM) It's a Uving fino, Adolfo Cell. 1966. MacCorkindale in the French countryside. THAT D 4® Spenser: For Hire (CC) Spenser (J]EETilJfr, 90B. WHAT ) Reunion Arena in Dallas. (3 hrs.) (Live) 1985. 33) Charles in Charge (C C ) Charles' rela­ [CN N] Newswatch jl) MOVIE: 'The River' A hardworking 6 E ? and Hawk protect Lt Martin Quirk (rom a ;261 MO V IE; 'Th e Destroyers' A villainous CD MOVIE: 'Knights of the Roundtable' ( D 3 ® Bowlers Tour: $200,OCX) tionship with his girlfriend is in danger farm family rriust use all their resources to C Pro [D IS ] Missing Adventures of Ozzie and deadly ex-convict. (60 min i (In Stereo) fighter, armed with a Golden Sword, tricks The people and the events surrounding save their larid. Mel Gibson. Sissy Spacek. Milwaukee Championship From Red when he becomes infatuated with a fa­ Harriet a traveling band of martial arts experts into King Arthur's court are brought to life in Carpet Celebrity Lanes in Milwaukee. (90 shion model. (R) Scott Glenn. 1984, 18 Headlines on Trial helping him increase his fortune Lu Feng. this tale of the civil wars of the sixth cen­ [USA] Airwolf min.) (Live) (g ) Frugal Gourmet Cl® MOVIE: 'Cape Fear' A lawyer, who 22' '3® Hunter (60 mm.) (In Stereol Lo Meng 1982 tury Robert Taylor, Ava Gardner, Mel Fer­ CD Small wonder Vicki gets a testified in a sex crime, is harassed by the 3® Soul Train ® ) LPGA Golf: Dinah Shore Open Third 6:30PM 24 MOVIE: 'Don't Knock The Rock' A ,3d Saturday Night Live (60 m inj^ni ^ n ^ rer. 1954. role in a cereal commercial. (R) convicted man after his release from pri­ (a) MOVIE: 'Stagecoach' Enroute to round from Mission Hills Country Club in rock'n'roll singing idol and his band take Stereo) son. Gregory Peck, Robert Mitchum. Polly refuge in his home town to escape fans Q D Sea H u n t Jenny and Mike look into the Cheyenne, a stagecoach with six passen­ Rancho Mirage, Calif. (90 min.) (Live) C D Siskel & Ebert Scheduled. Bright (61 M O V IE: 'Heil. Hero!' An idealisticalistic ! peculiar behavior of tw o ecologists — and Lights, Big City " (Michael J Fox); "Beetle- Bergen. 1962. Bill Haley and the Comets, Alan Dale. The gers encounters hostile Indians. Ann- (S3) Embajadorea de la M usica Colom - young man, scorned by his famiiy for his find a deadly underwater mine in the pro­ Margret, Bing Crosby, Alex Cord. 1966. juice'' (Michael Keaton); "The Seventh 20) MOVIE; 'Rollercoaster' An extortion­ Treniers. 1957 biana rebellious ami-war activity, surprises them cess. (R) Sign” (Demi Moore) ist seeks one million dollars after carrying (38) M O V IE : 'Hurricane' The daughter ol when he inexplicably decides to join the (S® W ild Kingdom ( g l Victory Garden (CC|. CD Praseason Bassball: Houston Astros dP) NBC News out his threat to wreak havoc at several a Naval commander starts a passionate army, Michael Douglas, Peter Strauss, A r­ . (41) Sabroshow crowded amusement parks. George Segal. vs. N e w York M a ts (2 h r s ., 30 min ) (Live) [CN N ] Big Story (2^ M otorw eek The Alfa Romeo Milano romance with a Polynesian tribal chief thur Kennedy 1969, (g ) M otorw eek The Mercury Topaz and Richard Widmark. Timothy Bottoms while a devastating tropical storm deuel. 'iC MOVIE: 'Squirm' Aher a power line [E S P N ] 1 9 8 5 N C A A Finaj Four Viilan- Sedan s V 6 Verde road test; buying re­ Ford Tem po: child safety seats: auto show 1977 [CN N ] Newsnight accident, a small Georgia town becomes ova, Georgetown, St, John's and Mem­ placement tires; vintage sports car racing ^ ops Mia Farrow. Jason Robards 1979 WINTHROP by Dick Cavolll hype; Chevrolet's Suburban station w a­ [D IS ] M O V IE: 'Th e Chosen' A friendship the scene of wriggling horror as hungry, phis State compete in the N C A A in the Caribbean; Mitsubishi's V 6 Galant v30) Facts of Life (C C ) Tootie and her 6fi Hill Street Blues ' I ' L L N E V E R S E T R I D O i= ' ) gon, the first model from a new car com­ steady boyfriend beedme engaged. (R) (In slowly develops between a worldly, assi­ VOU'VB GOT TO ) electrified worm s attack the populace. Don Basketball Championship Sigma. T H I S C3 ARN UOUL-IFOP / pany. [CN N ] Headline News milated Jew and the son of a Hassidic m y l o l u p o p Scardino. Patricia Pearcy. Jan Sullivan. Stereo) rabbi Based on Chaim Potok'snovel. Max­ y BE KIDDIN&. 5:00PM QD College Basketball Spe­ d® What's Happening Now! M AX) MOVIE: 'Blind Date' (CC) A l k e a s r a r a s u b ... 1976 [CNN] Your Money l24J W ild America (C C ) A look at various cial A retrospective on the history of the blind date pairs an overworked yuppie imilian Schell, Rod Steiger, Robby Benson ^ Alice species of seals and sea lions that live , W A N T A L I C X '? .1® Josie and the Pussycats [DIS] W ilderness Bound A husband/ N C A A Championship Tournament. (Live) with a beautiful woman who reacts to al­ 1981 Rated PG along North Amenca's Pacific Coast. T ' ___ wife wildlife photographing team docu­ (§®ABC News (CC) cohol in a strange way Bruce Willis Kirn ,2® W restling: W W F Superstars of (D Mission Impossible [H B O ] m o v i e , w itc h ments Africa's wildlife from a hot-air bal­ @ Notictero Univision ^ M O V IE : 'Exodus' A heroic Israeli un­ 12:25AM W restling Basinger. John Larroquette 1987 Rated loon. (60 min.) ( D A -T e a m derground leader spirits a group of Jewish board' A deadly supernatural force is un^ ® Throb P G -13 (In Stereo) leashed when a woman uses a Ouija Iward h ,24) Ta k e Chargel 33) T and T (C C ) A vicious killer escapes refugees out of British internment camps 3:30PM CD Klner's Korner [U S A ] Alfred Hitchcock Presents to communicate with the other side Todd ',3@ MOVIE: 'Escape' A young American (rom prison seeking revenge on those res­ [C N N ] Pinnacle on Cyprus, taking them to Israel Paul New ­ Allen. Taw ny Kitaen. Stephen Nichols ^s jailed in the notorious Lecumberri Prison 3l) Worid Wide Wrestling ponsible for putting him there. [D IS] Here's Boomer man. Eva Mane Saint. Lee J Cobb 1960 1 0 : 3 0 P M 3 ) 9 to 5 -ftA-ll '/i>„ '4 J m Mexico City on drug charges Timothy 1987 Rated R (g) Microwaves Are for Cooking (3® It's Showtime at the Apollo This [ESPN ] Fishin' Hole [CN N] PrimeNews T ' Dr. Dean Edell's Medical Journal Bottoms, Kay Lent, Collsen Dewhurst 1 2:30AM (D MOVIE: The Kid From d® 1988 Major League Baseball Prev­ week's host: Malcolm-Jamal Warner [HBO] MOVIE; Nice Giris Don't Ex (ESPN] College Hockey: NCAA Divi­ 1980 111 INN News Left Field' A bat boy passes his lather s iew (60 min) ( "The Cosby Show ") Scheduled: record­ plode' Despite being cursed with incendi­ sion One Championship Game From game strategy on to the San Diego Padres, 40) Lot's Go Bow ling (60 min ) ing group Salt-n-Pepa, comics Rick Aviles ary powers, a lovesick teen-ager attempts Iff Classified 18 (4J) Santo Dom ingo Invita Lake Placid. N.Y (3 hrs.) (Live) launching them onto a winning streak and Willie Asbury. (60 min.IJn Stereo) to find romance Barbara Harris. Michelle 2® Alfred Hitchcock Presents 41) New Jersey HIspano (g) Art of William Alexander [H BO ] MOVIE: Police Academy 4: Ci Gary Coleman, Robert Guillaume, fcd 57 Wonderworks: Seal Morning (CC| (g) 1988 Major League Baseball Prev­ Meyrink. William O ’Leary. 1987 Rated 41 PELICULA; 'Santo contra el Asesino [C N N ] International Correspondents tizens on Patrol' (C C ) Police academy McMahon 1979 iew (60 min.) 1. PG. graduates are put to work training local ci de la T V ' Santo se enfrenta a un enloque Part 1 of 2 (R| 2® Hogan's Heroes [ESPN] 1979 NCAA Final Four [TM C ] Short Film Showcase iizens in a cnme-fightmg program Steve cido asesino que se ha apoderado de to- [CNNI Nowaday (g ) Great Chefs of Chicago U.8. ACRES by Jim Davit Highlights of Michigan Slate, Indiana State, Guitenberg, Bubba Smith, Michael W ins­ dos los Canales de television Gerardo [C N N ] Evans & Novak THERE IB NO BIGHT MORE 1 D IS ] M O V IE ; 'Th e Chosen' A friendship DePaul and Pennsylvania. (2® Saint 7:00PM ® Too Close for Comfort low 1987 Rated PG. Reyes [ESPN] High School Hockey: Minne- THERE ARE FEW SI&H'TE j PI60L)6TlNCr THAN THE INBIPE slowly develops between a worldly, assi­ (43) To p o Gigio (X ) d ® W heel of Fortune (CC), (HBO) MOVIE: 'Black Moon Rising' sota State Tournament (90 mm ) (Taped) OF A PIG'6 N06E milated Jew and the son of a Hassidic 4 00PM CD CBS Sports Saturday; [M A X ] MOVIE: 'No Mercy' (CC) While m o r e BEAUTIFUL THAN A Frugal (jou rm et |R| (In Stereo) (CC ) A professional thief working ^ r the rabbi Based on Chaim Potok'snovol. Max­ Worid Figure Skating Championships /f VIRQO (Aug. 23-8*pl. 22) It may be easier for you to say "yea" than "no" Answer to Previous Punis JJ ACROSS 2 Impel ^Ifour today, and you might make a binding s j o a m IT/ 3 Musical phrase commitment without considering its fu­ ^ B i r t h d a y 1 Long garment 4 Numsro _ ture consequences. 5 Adds up 5 Strike Anriia IBM LIBRA (Sapl. 23-Ocl. 23) Be realistic at 9 Between Colo, 6 Husbend of ’than usual will be U’l® " '" « regarding your expenditures. and Mo. 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The Matchmaker set SAQITTARIUS (Mov. 23H)*c. 21) This TH E M B P W S 18 Caress OFFEREP TO BRIN6 OUR 23 Illuminated Instantly reveals which signs are roman- ^ good day to rely too heavily on NONVIOLENT PROTEST SIDETRACKED ITS TIME TO GET 19 Hsrper Valley 25 M rt of a shoe RIGHT TO THE FENCES WHO S TO LE WV O W S llcally pertMt lor you. your Intuitive perceptions. Your hunch- B A R R E T TE ? SOME R EAL 26 G>evsl ridges TH ER E S ALUIAVS OF THIS PRISON- ¥00 USEPTO TAURUS (April 20-My M ) es could be based on faulty, wishful WORK DONE. 20 Large country 27 Nets _ PANCE UPANP 50ME60PV REAP¥ sudden decisions whore legalities are (|,|n|j|nn. 49 Bond house 28 Coarse wool 39 Crafty POUIK AMP ALL TO REMINP VOU concerned today without expert coun­ 22 1051, Roman 51 — Dinasen: sel. What you don't know or understand CAPRICORN (Dac. 22-Jan. 19) If you cloth 41 Kin of mono AROONP UIMEN OF THE PUMB 24 Centers 30 Landslide 43 Western hemi­ "Out of Africa" could prove costly. Itave any financial arrangements with IT WAS THINGS YOU PIP GEMINI (May 21-Jun* 20) It's best not friends today, be sure they're not too 26 Woodwind 31 Astronaut _ sphere organiza­ . author v^V SUPPERTIME. WHEN YOU WERE to attempt tasks today that exceed your loosely structured. Vagueness could player Slayton tion (abbr.) 53 Words of denial L Y0UN6-. > abilities, mentally or physically. It It's later cause misunderstandings, 29 Implores 32 Stimulate 45 Levels 54 Coup d' _ 33 Paving stone 57 Freshwater fish too heavy or too complicated, seek ,, .. 35 Iridium symbol 47 Whizzes assistance AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-F*b. 19) Don't 34 Rub (with cloth) 58 Op'p. of 52 acr. 38 Dwarfed 48 Celestial beer CANCER (Jun* 21-July 22) Be enthusi- make the mistake today ol assuming 36 Horse doctor, 10 11 1 2 3 4 1 6 6 7 6 I l9 astic about your Involvements today, certain goals are already all wrapped for short but don't let your optimism overrule up. 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RJRANAW&I6/ 44 Naked O F F ,/ 46 Brehman title 26 27 47 Conductor _ Mehta 33 B ridge 50 Force 52 Compass point 37 55 Author _ Levin other parts of the country. In today’s 40 56 Knots 1 deal, she brought home a difficult 58 Highlander NORTH 4-t-88 slam contract in spite of an unfavor­ 4AQJ9732 59 Greek letter able trump break. 60 Novelist Fsrber TK J vJOH^^?OlO 60 51 62 63 64 47 46 49 I a ♦ 2 Poor West was in a bit of a quanda­ 61 New York City ry for an opening lead. A trump didn't stadium THE PHANTOM by L** F*!k A Sy B*rry ♦ A 9 3 66 66 67 SB seem right, the diamond ace was on 62 Salt (pharm.) ALLEY OOP byDavsOraus Bl e y 'S s e t t h i s o v e r WEST EAST his right, and he correctly deduced 63 Furniture item lei 60 60 WITH. 4 K 10 5 4 8 6 4 that South was short in spades, so a ...O R I ...SO WHICH j WHICH NVOUTtS Y E S , B U T H U R T YOUR WELL, I COULD aiVE YOU 64 — Side Story VQ83 497642 heart was selected as the least of evils. A R M , E H ? J SOMETHING TO TAKE COULD D O YO U DO X T H E IT'S 63 64 4Q9653 FOR IT, OK I COULD RUB PUT IT WANT? WANT / DOCTOR, Y O U R DOWN 62 ♦ K J 10 Winning dummy’s jack, Mrs. Hood SOME SALVE O J IT...- IN TRACT ------f D I H W m ARM.' 4 Q 10 8 6 4--- played diamond ace, diamond ruff, 1 Trade (c )1988 by NEA, Inc SOUTH spade ace (discarding a diamond), 4--- spade ruff, another diamond ruff, and K w n r 4 A 10 5 the heart king before playing the ♦ A874 trump ace and receiving the bad news 4KJ7542 of the apparently fatal trump distribu­ Vulnerable: Neither tion. Undaunted, she ruffed another Dealer: South spade, cashed the heart ace and exited with the seven of clubs. West could West North E^st South win his eight-spot but was forced to I THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME 1 4 surrender the last two tricks to the K- 3 4 by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee Pass 2 4 Pass J of trumps. Pass 4 4 Pass 4 ♦ West is to be commended for his si­ Unscramble these four Jumbles, BLONDIE by D**n Young A Stan Drak* Pass 5 4 Pass 4 4 lence during the auction, especially one letter to each square, to form AND NOW I'VE Pass 6 4 Pass Pass THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom four ordinary words. a n d VOU 1 YOU W ELL, 1 for not doubling the final contract in r e m e m b e r t h e p r o d u c t Q U IT TH A T g o t t h e g r e a t e s t Pass I SHOW ED Vtr ^ C > I ^ ilAINLY PRODUCT IN THE spite of his general high-card strength exaggerated d id COMPANY WHOLE UNIVERSE .' / AW,I COMU K»40W,6LAIA'‘5,60MBC5F X WISS THg 60CO OLP OM-y DOMTTDRbBTTC) UNOMT L A S T W EEK TO O MUCH Opening lead: M 3 and strong trump holding. Although it iMCLOOe yCwaSBLFy did not help on this particular deal, ■ W K e UBW ‘SHOWS LgAve v e c o l p „ OOST APgM'T W H ^ 'OMTHATU^T.: z c West had learned a lesson that it w epe've 1HBY0SePTD6B^XT •SUSS would be well for the rest of us to heed: TUB 6L6A'SOHS AMP V ------Doubling competent opponents at vol- POREA unUrily reached, high-level contracts t eeMNY-S COMB? South and West is rarely a profitable venture. The penalty is almost never severe, and of­ n get high marks ten the double betrays enough infor­ mation to allow an otherwise doomed By James Jacoby DINDAC WHAT HE 9AIP contract to succeed. 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(60 [CN N] Moneyweek nationwide toll-free hotline (800/CRIME- [CN N ] PrimeNews mine, Lauren Holly. 1986. Rated R. (In [HBO] Which Mother It M ina? Melissa min.) (In Stereo) Anthony An­ 88) will be provided to allow viewers to [U SA] New Mike Hammer (60 min.) Stereo) fil) King The career of Nobel Sue Anderson stars as a 16-year-old drews and Jane 2;00PM phone-in any clues they may have. (B] INN News Peace Prize-winning civil rights activist Dr who's about to bo adopted by her foster (33 Nlghtwatch @3 Robert Schuller 8:30PM dD d$ Merried...WHh Child­ 2:00AM Seymour star in Martin Luther King, Jr., one of the prime family when her natural mother arrives and ® Dom De Luisa Show 0® Feed the People 5:00AM [C N N ] Sport* Review ren (C C ) (In Stereo) C B Koiak (55) Ayer. Hoy y Manana "The Woman He movers in the desegregation process ol trios to reclaim her. Marion Ross co-stars. d§) Tales From the Darkside A discon­ @ Insight / Out [DIS] Welt Disney Presents: Man in ® Day By Day Brian advises his (33 Home Shopping Overnight Service Flight Highlights of the feature film "The ® Sesame Street (CC). (R) Loved," a CBS the 60's, is dramatized (4 hrs.) (60 min.) nected phone in a vacant aprtment sparks lovesick son that a romantic relationship d® N ew s (Live) fear in an aspiring actress when it seems to (3 hrs.) Absent-Minded Professor," and a look at 35) Funtastic World of Hanna-Barbera movie about King ,2® M O V IE : 'Th e Greatest Story Ever [ T M C ] M O V IE : 'Boy In Blue' Near the must evolve from true friendship. (In (O) Freah Fields To ld ' The life of Jesus is followed from the end of the 19th century, young oarsman have a life of its own. g A t tha M ovies Scheduled; "A New the history of aviation. (60 min.I [CNN] Daybreak Edward V III and Stereo) ' Drawing Men to Christ manger to his crucifixion. Max Von Sydow. Ned Hanlan rises from a life of bootlegging Life " (Alan Alda. Ann-Margret): "The Mila- [ U S A ] Snub (^ (E) NBC News m o v i e *. The woman He [D IS] Good Morning Mickey! American divorcee Dorothy McGuire, Charlton Heston 1965 to become an International rowing hero. 9:00PM CD (M) AM Boston gro Boanlield W a r" (Rutjen B l a d ^ @ Artsweek Loved' Premiere. (CC) A fact-based ac­ Wallis Simpson, Nicholas Cage. Christopher Plummer. Cyn­ [CNN] Moneyweek / 5:30AM (® l Love Lucy [ESPN] NBA Today 24) Voices 8i Visions (CC). Part 10 ol 13 count of the romance between American ®1) Connecticut: N o w (In Stereo) thia Dale. 1986. (S)A6C News (CC). 3 3 Best of Saturday Night Live [HBO] Adventures of Tom Sawyer Ani­ whose forbidden divorcee Wallis Simpson and England s [ESPN ] SportsCenter ;40) MOVIE: 'Darby O'Gill and the Little @ Noticiero Univision [CNN] Inside Business Qii) INN News mated series based on Mark Twain s romance rocked People' An Irish storyteller matches wits 4:30PM @ T and T A vicious killer es­ King Edward VII, who abdicated the throne [D IS] MOVIE: The Kid from Left Field' [U S A ] Keys to Success work. First up: To m and Huck Finn go on a the English royalty. with the king of the leprechauns. Albert capes from prison seeking revenge on [C N N ] Inside Business , in 1936 10 marry her. Jane Seymour, A n­ A boy’s father secretly helps him manage [CN N] Moneyweek 2:30AM ® m o v i e ; 'MeMnand Ho­ pig hunt in the woods. Sharpe, Sean Connery, Janet Munro those responsible for putting him there. [D IS ] Animals in Action A look at how thony Andrews. 1988. It airs S U N D A Y , and turn around a losing big league ball w ard' This is the story of the gas station 6:00AM CD We Believe [U S A ] Cartoons 1959. ' Madeleine Cooks newly hatched birds differ. 133 ® It'a Garry Shandllng's Show club. Dan Dailey, Anne Bancroft, Lloyd attendant who allagedly rescued Howard A P R I L 3 . Garry marries a crew member from his m To Be Announced. (41) Copa Marlboro Match de soccer [CN N ] Evans & Novak 6 0 Minutes (CC). 'in.) Bridges. 1953. Hughes from the desert. Jason Robards, 8:30AM (33 world Tomorrow 7:00PM ® show who faces deportation if she doesn't (D Headline News desde Miami, Florida. (2 hrs.) [ESPN] SportsCenter (60 min ) Mary Steenburgan, Paul LeMat. 1960. (33 Funtastic World of Hanna-Barbera CHECK (iSTINGS 5:00PM CID Coiumbo ® ®1) 21 Jum p Street Hanson a..* Pen- wed an American citizen. (In Stereo) g i) Christopher Closeup (57) Mystery!: Rumpole of the Bailey hail investigate when military academy [MAX] M O V IE: 'Once Upon a Tim e in [C N N ] Sports Latenight (58) David Paul FOR EXACT TIME ® (S ) spirit of Adventure Enjoy watch­ (35) Life*ty(es of the Rich and Famous (C C ) After a hard day in court, Rumpole s cadets are suspected of brutalizing gay America' (C C ) A portrait of the friend­ [ESPN] NHL Hockey Teams to be an­ Insight home life is aggravated by the arrival of his ing a variety of sports from helicopter Japanese billionaires (Part 2 of 2); Elize- ships, loyalties and betrayals of a small (18) Tom and Jerry men. (60 min.) (In Stereo) nounced. (3 hrs.) (H) (fi) Connecticut: Now wife's old school chum (60 min.) Part 3 of skiing to windsurfing. (60 min.) belh Taylor: a lOOth-episode salute to the group of Jewish gangsters in the 1920s (8 ) Natural Weight Loss ® ® MOVIE: 'Superman IT (CC) Su­ ® National Geographic This tribute to best "Lifestyles" stories. (60 min.) (R) and '30s. Robert DeNiro, James W oods, [U S A ] Robert Vaughi. Oiacovar* [D IS] You and Me. Kid an aging priest and a troubled youth, who. 6 perman must choose between his love for ■ @8) Robert Schuller all Ingredients of Easter cheer, to a dismal Sir Edmund Hillary commemorating the (2® g MQVIE: 'The Fortunate Pilgrim' Tuesday Weld. 1984. Rated R with the help of each other, rediscover [CN N ] Week in Review Lois Lane and his pledge to protect Earth 2:50AM [ M A X ] m o v i e : The Driver' [ESPN] Auto Racing: Mickey Thomp­ ® Alice town where children are outlawed. (60 30th anniversary of his famous climb do­ Premiere. (CC ) A recently widowed It­ son's Off-Road Championship Grand their courage, wisdom and places In the [ESPN ] PGA Golf: Greater Greenboro when three Kryptonian criminals take over [TMC] MOVIE: 'Death on the Nile' Aga (C C ) A professional get-away driver is the cuments his life and special relationship alian immigrant in 1915 New York is 35) Children Of The Eighties min.) world. Art Carney. Casey Siemaszko Open Final Round, from North Carolina (2 the U .S.A. Christopher Reeve. Margot Kid­ tha Christie’s Hercule Poirot sorts through target of an obsessed policaman, Ryan Prix From San Diego. (60 min.) (R) With the Shorpas of Nepal. (60 min.) forced to provide for herself and her child­ [E S P N ] Ughter Side of Sports Host: Jay 1986. der. Gene Hackman. 1980. (R) (In Stereo) a gallery of eccentric suspects when he O'Neal, Bruce Dern. 1978. Rated R. [HBO] MOVIE: Sweet Uberty' (CC) A [CNN] Crossfire hrs.) (Live) ren in this adaptation of Mario Puz^s Johnstone. Cl8) Simon & Simon investigates a cruise-ship murder Peter college historian goes into a state of rnad- [DIS] New Adventures of Winnie the C l® Foliplex [HBO ] MOVIE: 'Breaking Away’ (CC) C l® Charles in Charge Charles' relation­ novel Sophia Loren, Edward James 01- 3:00AM (33 Mission Impossible Frontline (C C ) Nearly 20 years after Ustinov. Bette Davis, David Niven. 1978. ness when a production company arrives Pooh 1 0 : 1 0 A M [CN N ] On the Menu (2® MOVIE: 'OceanQuest' The sea's Oscar-winning tale of four high-sdhool ship with his girlfriend is in danger when he mos, Hal Holbrook. 1988 Part 1 of 2. (In completing a reporting assignment in M os­ Rated PG. [CN N ] Evans & Novak in town to film a movie based on his book. most dangerous inhabitants are viewed in graduates who ponder their future while becomes infatuated with a fashion model. Stereo) [E S P N ] Inside the PGA Tour 1 0 : 3 0 A M (33 inside Weihlngton cow. Jerrold Schecier and his family return [U S A ] Changing Lifestylas; Two Years [TM C] MOVIE: 'The Sky Above the Alan Alda, Michael Caine, Michelle Pfeiffer this underwater exploration off the coasts preparing for a grueling bicycle race. Den­ (R) (24) (ST) Masterpiece Theatre: David [H B O ] Seabert (33 WWF Wrestling nis Christopher, Dennis Quaid, Barbara lo see how life.has changed in Russia. (60 to Financial Freedom Mud Below' Oscar-winning account of an 1986 Rated PG. of Mexico, Newfoundland and Australia L2^ Friday the 13th: Th e Series Micki and Copperfield (CC| Removing David from anthropological expedition through the [M AX] MOVIE: Peggy Sue Got Mar­ Shawn Wealherlv. AlGiddings. 1985 Part Barrie. 1979 Bated PG mm.) [U S A ] Night Flight: Take-Off To Reli­ (33 Beeiley Showpiece of Homos Ryan learn the bizarre motives behind a school. Mr. Murdstone sends him to live 11:30PM ® George Schlatter's Co­ wilds of Dutch New Guinea. Narrated by ried' (CC) A middle-aged woman gets the gion 1 ol 2 [M A X ] A Gospel Session: Everybody (2§) The Saint cursed scarecrow s grisly murders. (60 with the debt-ridden Mr. Micawber. (60 medy Club William Peacock. 1961. opportunity to change her life after a faint­ (33 Steemplpe Alley (2® Muppets Say Yeah! A celebration ol American gos White Shadow min.) min.) Part 2 of 5 ® ® Sports Extra 6:05AM [ T M C ] m o v i e : Th e Sky ing spell sends her back in time to her sen­ (55) love Boot pel music, with host Paul Simon, featuring [USA] PGM Sale (2® McLaughlin Group [57) Lap Quilting: Handbags and Wall (2® A ndy WilUams and the NBC ® Siempre on Domingo Programa de Above the Mud Below’ Oscar-winning ior year in high school. Kathleen Turner, d ® This Old House (CC) |R) performances by Andrae Crouch, Jennifer 01) Honeymooners (CC). Part 1 of 2. Hangings Kids: Eester in Rome (C C ) Andy Williams variedados con musics, entrevistas y anis- 3:30AM [C N N ] crossfire account of an anthropological expedition Nicolas Cage, Barry Miller. 1986. Rated (2® Police Woman Holliday, The Oak Ridge Boys and Luihcr 0® Day of Discovery through the wilds of Dutch Now Guinea. @ Space Kidettss (61) Small W onder Vicki gets a role in a is joined by Tina Yothers. Joey and Mat­ tas invitados ba)o la animacion de Raul Ve­ (D IS ) MOVIE: 'One in a Million' A young PG-13. (g ) Meet the Press (CC) Vandross. (60 min.) (In Stereo) Christian Children's Fund Narrated by William Peacock 1961 3® Batmen cereal commercial. thew Lawrence. Kim Fields and Danny lasco (3 hrs , 30 min.) reporter helps a skating slanwin an Olym 9:00AM (33 Sunday Morning (CC) (90 (g ) This Week In Baseball Highlights ol [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Children of a Lesser Ponce for a musical Easter celebration in pic title Sonja Heme, Don Aniocho, (571 French In Action [CN N ] Week in Review ^ Sports Machine 6:10AM [C N N ] Healthweek min.) Major League action are shown. God' (CC ) An instructor s unconventional [CN N] Newswatch Rome. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) Adolphe Monjoy. 1937. [C N N ] Newimokor Sunday methods are questioned when he tries to [HBO] MOVIE: Sweet Uberty' (CC) A [HBO] MOVIE; 'Dear America: Letter* d® A m en (C C ) Roily gets cold leet as the 6:1 5AM gj) Davey & Goliath ( D D .J. Kat (4l) PELICULA: 'Las Aventuras da Ju- (2® National Geographic (C C ) A profile of From Vietnam ' (CC ) Archival footage and wedding ceremony is about to start. Part 2 [USA] PGM Sale [E S P N ] Thia Weak In Sports (60 min ) reach an angry and remote hearing- college historian goes into a state of mad­ liancito' Las aventuras de un nino que the performers featured in four Soviet city songs from the '60s underscore this por­ of 2. (R) (In Stereo) (33 Easter Service: Easter From Rome impaired student. Wiltiam Hurl, Marlee Ma- ness when a production company arrives 3:50AM (H B O ) m o v i e . Hooafer*' 6:30AM C D vista [M AX] MOVIE: 'Gandhi' (CC) Over the buses desesperadamente el calor de un circuses - in Moscow. Minsk, Voroshilov­ Pope John Paul II celebrates Easter Sunday tlin. Piper Laurie. 1986, Rated R. in town to filni a movie based on his b ^ k , trait ol the Vietnam conflict 1987. Rated (M) Christian Ufestyle Magazine (CC ) A former college coach faces rosenl- (33 It's Your Business K/lass from St. Peter's Square in Rome (60 course of 56 years, Gandhi rises from pov­ hogar. Juliancito Bravo, Carmen Montejo. grad and Ashkhabad. (60 mm.) (R) (In NR (In Stereo) [U SA ] MOVIE: 'Friendly Persuasion' Alan Alda, Michael Came, Michelle Pfeiffer. 0 ® M O V IE : 'Saint Joan' Based on the ment when he takes over as head of an (11) Christian Science Monitor Reports erty to become India's leader against Bri­ Stereo) min.) (E) Modem Maturity (CC). Southern Indiana Quakers resist the call to 1986 Rated PG [M AX] MOVIE: 'Peggy Sue Got Mar­ play by George Bernard Shaw. A coura­ Indiana high-school basketball team. Gene tish mie. Ben Kingsley, Candice Bergen, (26) W W F W restling g® Walk Through Jerusalem at Jesus' (55) Captain Power and the Soldiers of ®5) Here Comes Peter Conontail Ani- arms during the Civil War. Gary Cooper, ried' (CC ) A middiB-agad woman gets the geous female martyr is cast down as a her­ Hackman, Dennis Hopper, Barbara Her­ Martin Sheen. 1982. Rated PG. [M A X ] MOVIE: The Grapes of Wrath' Side the Future rnated. The familiar Easter tale, with voices Dorothy McGuire, Anthony Perkins 1956 ^'P EU C U LA : 'Dos Pistolas Qemelas' opportunity to change her life after a faini- etic Richard Widmark, Jean Seberg. shey 1986 Rated PG (In Stereo) 1 1 ’.0 0 A M Entertainment This provided by Vincent Price and Casey Ka- The epic story of a family’s migration to Las rhellizas Pili y Mili enredadas en mil av­ ing spoil sends her back in time to her sen­ (^) Insight (5® Kenneth Copeland (33 1957. 4:00AM MOVIE: 'Bowery Batta­ Week Olivia Newton-John on location in sem. (60 min.) 2:30PM (33 Preseason Baseball: Bal­ California during the depression of the thir­ enturas. Sean Flynn, ior year in high school. Kathleen Turner, 133 Ring Around the World (1® Bugs Bunny timore Orioles vs. New York Yankees (2 ties. Henry Fonda, Jane Darwell. John Car- Nicolas Cage, Bairy Miller. 1986. Rated (ID Spiritual Ufe Crusade lion' The Bowery Boys (orm their own unn Australia. (60 min.) (In Stereo) [CNN] Nawsday df) DeGrassi Junior High (CC). to go to war. Bowery Boys. Lop Gorcey (61) Defenders of the Earth (1® dZ) Sesame Street (CC) hrs., 30 min ) (Live) radine. 1940. PG-13 [CNN] Sports Tonight Anchors Fred (33 Three Doyt A dramatization of the ev­ [D IS ] Young People’s Concert with 1951 (2® g SportsW orld: Superstars C o m ­ [U SA] Airwolf [CN N ] One on One MOVIE: 'Children of a Leaser Hickman. Nick Charles. [C N N ] Style With Elsa Klensch (1® Charlie's Angels ents surrounding Christ's crucifixion and Raffi The Canadian folk singer performs a [TMC] petition, from Miami. Coverage ol the [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Bible' John Huston s God' (CC ) An instructor s unconventional [U S A ] Aspen Billiards Classic ( ^ Maude resurrection. sing-along concert for children and their Univision en et Depone 1 1 :45PM ® Howard Cosell; Speak­ [D IS] Mousercise first preliminary round at the Superstars 5:30PM epic adaptation of the first 22 chapters of methods are questioned when ho trios to Comentarios y resumen del acontecer de- ing of Everything (R) 4:10AM [CN N ] Showbiz Week [U S A ] Night Flight ® ) World Tomorrow (5® Easter Celebration parents. (60 min.) Competition, from Miami (90 min I the Book of Genesis George C. Scott. Pe­ reach an angry and remote hearing- portivo por Jessi Losada y Jorge Berry, [CN N ] Daywatch ( ^ Captain Power [U S A ] All-American Wrestling (Taped) ter O'Toole. Ava Gardner. 1966. impaired student William Hurt, Marlee Ma- 1 2:00AM ® At the Movies (R| 4:25AM [ M A X ] m o v i e . Thunder Al 7:00AM (33 At the Movies (60 m m ) ley' An Arizona farm youth aspiring to bo a [D IS ] Donald Duck Presents Ig ) Real to Reel 1 2:30PM (33 High school Bowl ■3:00PM (33 MOVIE: -Easter Parade' A [ESPN] SportsCenter tlin, Piper Laurie. 1986. Rated R. ® Friday the 13th: T h e Series Micki and (33 Robert Schuller 57 Creative Living Ryan learn the bizarre motives behind a rock slar finds himself caught in the fast [E S P N ] Motorweek Illustrated d ® Frugal Gourmet: Crawfish (CCj^. (33 Greatest American Haro big star splits with his partner and takes an [HBO] M O V IE : 'Hoosiers' (C C ) A former [U SA] Cover Story rhythms of today's pop music wurld Ro (33 Bth Day ,61. 9 to 5 college coach faces resentment when he cursed scarecrow's grisly murders. (60 Your Bualnaat unknown, making her into a star, Judy Gar­ (65) Duet (C C ) Richard gar Wilson, Loil Garrolt, Jill Schookjii [HBO] MOVIE: 'Honkytonk Man' With d® n't (5® Headline News takes over as head of an Indiana high- 9;30PM (33 min.) (R) (33 Point of View land, Fred Astaire. Peter Lawford 1948 [CN N ] Newsmaker Sunday reacts to pressure from Linda and his 1985 Rsted R. (In Storoo) hopes of performing at the Grand Ole Opry, Ig ) Connecticut Real Estate Showcase school basketball team Gene Hackman. ® Dallas Part 1 of 2 g j) Insight (g ) Muppats g Super Chargers [DIS] Missing Adventures of Oziie and father (Robert Reed) about leaving the fa­ an aging country, singer travels the back- Dennis Hopper. Barbara Hershey, 1986 roads of America with his nephew. Clint (g ) Three Stoogee g ) On the Record Harriet mily business. Part 2 of 2. (R| (In Stereo) 01) Star Trek (jj) Divine Plan (2® W onderw orks: Seal Morning (CC) Rated PG. (In Stereo) g Twilight Zone Eastwood. Kyle Eastwood, Barry Corbin RockSchool ® Connecticut Newsmakers [ESPN] Gymnastics; International (2® Runaway W ith the Rich and Famous 4:30AM (28) First Church of Christ Congrega­ (E) Part 2 ol 2 (R) [U S A ] Hollywood Insider [U SA] Riptide Omar Sharif in the Caribbean; actor Simon [CN N ] Big Story tional 1982 Rated PG 35) Chucklewood Eester (g ) S|>ring Training '88 Highlights include Mixed Pairs Championship From Allen­ (2® Charlie's Angels 10:00PM (33 (65) Tracey Ullman MacCorkindalo in the French countryside. 9:30AM 35) Easter Is A little boy s [D IS ] First Easter Rebbit Animeted Burl Roger Clemens, ,Wade Boggs and pros­ town, Pa. (90 mm.) (R) 7:30PM 0® NHL Hockey; Hartford [TM C] MOVIE: The Bible' John Hus­ (12) Jam es Kennedy (5?) Masterpiece Theatre: David Cop- Show Sketches: A woman tries to get a ton's epic adaptation of the firs! 22 chap­ search lor his lost dog serves as a remin­ Ives nsrrates this magical tale of a toy rab­ pects lor the new season. Whalers at Pittsburgh Penguins (2 hrs , ^ Hogan's Heroes d® What's Happening Nowl perfield (CC) Though he never knew his 6:00PM ® C B S N ew s date by arranging a police arrest; an office ters of the Book of Genesis George C der of Easter's deeper meaning. bit, Stuffy, a Christmas present to a young 30 min.) (Live) (5® Spotlight on Government father, David's early childhood is idyllic un­ ® .2Z i30 (40 N ew s worker saves her mother's insurance cov­ (2® Combat! Scott, Peter O'Toole, Ava Gardner. 1966 g® It's Your Business giri named Glinda. (§2) VyUd Am erica (C C ) A look at the var erage; a woman waits for the washer re­ 3 ® Visionaries (El Computer Chronicles ' til his mother marries the ill-tempered Mr ® MOVIE; 'El Cid' The legendary Span­ d ® Saturday Night Live (In Stereo) (S® Kenneth Copeland [H B O ] MOVIE: "rha Bible' John Hus­ led wilolife within the six different ecosys [U S A ] Robert Vaughn Discovers (g ) Meet the Pres* (CC). [CNN] Itttamatlonal Correspondents Murdstone. (60 min.) Part 1 of 5 pairman. (R) iln Siereo) ton's epic adaptation of the first 22 chap­ ish hero fights to free his country from for­ terns fbimd in the state of Texas (fl) dD Star Hustler ® Jimmy Swaggart [C N N ] Larry King Weekend eign invaders and win the love of his lady (33 ABC News Special: The Unruly Dra­ 3® Adelante ters of the Book of Genesis. George C (33 Marblehead Manor (U) Gene Scott (35) Popeye 1:00PM fair. Charlton Heston. Sophia Loren, Raf [C N N ] Sports Sunday gon (C C ) Life along China s Yellow River is (38) Sea Hunt Jenny and Mike look into the Scott. Peter O ’Toole, Ava Gardner. 1966. [ M A X ] M O V IE ; 'Jesus' The life of Christ portrayed by a team of Japanese photog­ [CNN] World Report First Run (33 World Clams Woman Valone, 1961 [E S P N ] N H L Hockey Teams to be an­ [C N N ] Daybreak peculiar behavior of tw o ecologists - and is told according to the Gospel of Luke. raphers who were granted unprecedented [USA] Cartoons (5£ MOVIE; 'Wings of Fire' A thrill- nounced. (3 hrs.) (Live) [ESPN] Women s Volleyball: Los An­ [D IS] Welcome to Pooh Comer find a deadly underwater mine in the pro­ Brian Deacon, Rivka Noiman. 1979. Rated 11 MOVIE: 'Oh. God!' The Almighty access to the Chinese countryside. Anc­ hungry aviatrix discovers that her victory in [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Solarbabies' (CC) In a geles Starlites at San Jose Golddiggers cess. (R) 1 1 : 1 0 A M [C N N ] Travel Guide G picks an earnest California supermarket hored by ABC Asian corespondent Jim [ESPN] SportsCemer an air race can save the family air freight manager to be his spokesman, George futuristic world plagued by drought, a (90 min.) (Taped) 1 1 : 3 0 A M (33 m o v i e : King of KInga' Boxing (90 min.) (Live) Laurie. 160 min.) [M AX] MOVIE: Bon Voyage Charlie ® Rev. David Paul service. Suazanne Pleshette. Lloyd Nolan, 3:30PM (33 Burns, John Denver. Ten Garr. 1977, group of orphans becomes involved in the [USA] Perfect Diet Mechanical clock Brow n' Charlie Brown and Linus head to 353 Mis* do Semana Santa This biblical epic I t based on the life of James Farentino. 1967. g Spectacular World of Guinness Re­ battle for possession of a mysterious (93 New s Jesus and the struggle against Roman tyr­ (18) Police Story 12:15AM [H B O ] M O V IE : Boy in Europe as exchange students 1979 (g ) Poppys Parade c o d e Scheduled: the most jalapeno pep­ source of power. Richard Jordan. Jami (11. Perry Mason modern invention [CNN] Your Money anny. Jeffrey Hunter, Harry Guardxto, Rob­ pers eaten in two minutes: a three-story ^20', Bustin' Loose Gertz, Jason Patne. 1986. Rated PG-13 Blue' (C C ) Near the end of the 19ih cen­ Rated G. g Connecticut Nawaweek (tai Whalers W rap Up (60 min I (Live) tury. young oarsman Ned Hanlan rises [D IS ] Raccoons (In Stereo)i ert Ryan. 1962. hotel moved on wtieels. (R) (24! Faces of Japan (In Stereo) [U S A ] Calliope (33 (5® T h li Week W ith David Brinkley g MOVIE: 'Th* Wackiest Ship In the g Jimmy Swaggart from a life of bootlegging to become an ROCHESTER, N.Y. (AP) - [E S P N ] Magic Year* In Sport* Look at 4:00PM (33 NCAA Woman's Basket- (26) Outer Umits 8:00PM ® Murder, She Wrote (CC) international rowing hero. Nicholas Cage, 7:30AM (33 wait street Journal Re­ the year 1957 with a feature on homo nin (CC). Army' A naval lieutenant begins a danger­ t2® Good Neighbors Keeping track of time is a modem ous mission on an old sailing vSissel with a Itall Cttamptonahlp From Tacoma. Wash f36! MOVIE: 'Jesus Christ Superstar' Angela Lansbury reprise's her role as Jessi Christopher Plummer. Cynthia Dale. 1986 port great Hank Aaron. (33 Knight Rider crew who knows nothing about sailing (2 hrs.) (Live) The rock musical version of the Biblical ca's British cousin Emma Macgill. who s l26) World Vision invention, according to Evan (33 Breakthrough 1 2:30AM ® Ufeityles of the Rich [TMC] MOVIE. T h e Hideaway*' Two (55) At the Movies Jack Lemmon, Ricky Nelson, Chips Raf­ (1® N W A Pro W restling story of the last seven days in the life of charged with an old flame s murder (60 ,3® 38 on Sports Edwards, curator of the Hoffman youngsters uncover an art mystery while and Famous (60 min.) (33 Easter Mss* ( g ) Hallmaik Homes ferty. 1961. ^ Jesus IS set amid the tumult of contempor- mm.) (R) (40) U S. Man of the Year From Atlantic fuding in Now York's Metropolitan Mu­ g To Be Announced, (3® Hart to HaVl Clock Museum in Newark, N.Y. g® World Tomorrow jfy Israel Ted Neeley. Carl Anderson, C£ Family Double Dare Premiere Cily. N.J . 51 men representing every state seum. Ingrid Bergman, Johnny Doran. ( g ) TV Open House ( g ) Wild Kingdom g Nova (CC) The high-stakes competi­ Speaking at a recent confer­ Yvonne Elliman 1973 Game show in which children and their par­ and Puerto Rico compete In personality [DIS] MQVIE; 'The Big Fisherman' Si; g® ( ^ Day of Discovery d ® French C hrt The Whole Flih Story tion among scientists to gain a supercon­ 1973. Rated G. g Pretaaton Baseball: Boston Red Sox 57 Wonderworks: Seal Morning (CC) ents compete for prizes, facing a physical and appearance categories Hosts: Bert mon Peter, a fiaherman, becomes Jesus' ence on "Tim e” at the University ^ Miracle Faith Outreach ductor with a higher temperature thresh- disciple and the first head of the Christian ouilgan'* Island (g ) Well Street Journal Report va. Detroit n g a ri (3 hrs.) Pan 2 of 2 (R) challenge when they answer questions m Parks. Caihy Lee Crosby (60 min.) of Rochester, Edwards said the 10:00AM (D hold. (60 min.) church. John Saxon, Herbert Lorn, Howard ^ Dr. James Kennedy ( g ) World Tomorrow (g ) lot's Go Bowling 61 Star Trek: The Next Generation A correctly. Host: Marc Summers, 157) Great Perfotmances: The Miter (CC) first mechanical clocks rang bells (33 Natural Weight Loo* g Police Story Keel. 1959. Rated G ^ Celebrate with Rev. David Mellon 35) Temaa y Debate* (E) Firing Un* Ferengi captain, looking to avenge his ill Star Trek: The Next Generetion (CC) Nigel Hawthorne and Janet Suzman star in in monasteries to remind monks 35) New Qidgat g LPGA Golf: Nabisco Dinah Shore son's death seven years earlier, terrorizes A Ferengi captain, looking to avenge h»s [USA] P G M Sale (35) Nuestra Familla ® MOVIE: "The Song of Bernadatte' A this restaged adaptation of Moliere's clas­ (5® Jimmy Swaggart (E ) DeGrsssI Junior High (CC) Dpen Final round from Mission Hills Coun­ son's death seven years earlier, terrorizes sic farce about how a man's stinginess when to get up, pray, eat orgotc peasant girl experiences a miraculous vi­ Picard (60 m m ) 1 2:45AM (33 ABC News (CC) S5) Flintstones try Club in Rancho Mirage, Calif. (2 hrs.) Picard (60 min.) (R) (8 ) Buck Roger* (B ) Eastar Fever sion in a small grotto near Lourdes. Jenni­ [CN N] Newswatch rums his life and that of his children |2 hrs I bed. [CN N ] Big Story (Live) 20 MOVIE; 'The Roering Twenties' 1 :00AM (13 Naked City (g ) ChaUce of Sahratloo [CNN] NBA Preview fer Jones, Charles Bickford. 1943. [D IS ] Danger Bay (C C ) Grant races [CN N ] Headline Newt With the rise of cities and retai Three World W ar I buddies clash in a bool [D IS ] Dumbo's Circus [D IS ] Qrtmm'a Fairy Talaa g Qdd Couple against time to save the lives of Jonah and [D IS] Adventures of Sherlock Holmes (33 Qa((as Part 2 of 2 (g ) Mister Roger* [CNN] Nawsday legging racket James Cagney. Humphrey businesses, clocks took on new [ES P N ] World Sport Special g Star Search (60 min ) a friend when his friend's new mini- (513 Qdd Coupfe (g) Rln-Tht-Tln [ESPN] Gam*Day [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Big Fisherman’ Si­ Bogart, Jeffrey Lynn. 1939 [U S A ] Robert Klein Time importance. They told shopkeep^ S5) El M undo del Box Campeonatos y lu- submarine becomes the target of sabo- [USA] P G M Safe 7 :3 5 A M [ T M C ] m o v i e : Except For [T M C ] MOVIE: Death on the Nile’ Aga­ mon Peter, a fisherman, becomes Jesus' i22^ (30) Family Tie s (C C ) Mallory takes a ers when to open for business anc (3® Saeriflce of the Mas* chas entre boxeadores internacionales. ‘ tage 1 0:30PM C63 Current Affair Thee and M e ' A family of Quakers refuses tha Chrieiia's Hercule Poirot sorts through disciple and the first head of the Christian job at the T V station where her father (8® T and T A vicioo* killer escapes from Comentaristas: Jorge Berry y Luis Moreno. [TM C ] MOVIE: 'The Bible' John Hus­ (33 Sunday Sports Scene Weekly sports 1:30AM QD New* (R) factory workers when to report to fight In the Civil War. Richard Kiley. Shir­ a gallery ol eccentric suspects when ho church. John Saxon, Herbert Lorn, Howard works, the Keatons hunt for clues in a lu- ^ s o o seekirig revenge on those responsi­ (90 min.) ton s epic adaptation of the first 22 highlights and features with host Stove A l­ (11) INN News ley Knight. Clifton James. 1975 investigetes a cruise-sNp murder. Peter Keel. 1959. Rated G 1 crative breakfast-cereal contest (R) (In for work ble lor putting him there. Ustinov. Bette Davis, David Niven. 1978. chapters of the Book of Genesis^George bert and feature reporter Carl Cherkin (g) That's the Spirit [USA] Coda Rad g Joy of Painting Stereo) But among some rural people 8:00AM (33 S3 Easter Mas* Walt DIaney W o ^ 's Hapw C Scott. Peter O'Toole, Ava Gardner (2® Yes, Prime Minister m Rated PG. g Special Arts Show ,24! Nature (C C ) An examination of ways (4® ABC News (CC) mechanical clocks have llttli 33 Eastfr Is A little boy’s search for his Parade Float* with a Disney thomS' 1 :30PM (33 NBA Baakatball: Chicago 1966 1 1 : 5 0 A M [ESPN] Auto Radng: For­ the plants and animals of Alaska s Alyeska (36) Ask the Manager [ESP N ] Major League Baseball Sp«;ial lost dog serves as a ramirtder of Easter’s turned performer* and m ^ Bulla at Detroit Platona (2 hrs., 3CTmin.) [D IS ] MQVIE; 'Sava th* OogI' An aspir­ ' [USA] Tales of the Gold Monkey importance even today. Thej mula One Grand Prix of Brazil From Rio wilderness have adapted to the region s 161) N s w Gidget Gail and Danni hope to deeper meaning. Easter parade, from Wah D is t^ W o ^ s (Liva) ing actress goes to extremes to save the (TMC) MQVIE. 'Parting GIsncea' Two mark time by nature’s clocks da Janiaro. (2 hre.. 10 min.) (Uva) harsh climate. (60 mm.) (R) (In Stereo) Magic Kingdom in Honda^Hosts: Joan (33 Woman's Tennis: Challanga of the IHe ol her beloved pet. Cindy Williams, r 6;30PM ® N ew s inierview a movie star homosexuals realize their deep love (or g j Frederick K. Price Ton y Randall, Katherine H e itTK ^. 1988. sunrise and sunset, the phases o LurSw and Alan Thicke. (90 min.l (Live) 1 2 : 0 0 P M (33 SchooUwaek Special: Champions (2 hrs.) (Live) (V) Am erica's M ost W anted Featuring (2!|) MOVIE: Hennibel Brooks' A P.O W [ESP N ] Basaball't OrMtest Hits. 1986 one another when one is transfered over O LMng the Word in Germany whose work detail is the zoc, World Sories New York Meis vs Boston seas on business Richard Ganoung. John the moon, and the succession o (E l Fraoeh In Action Home 8v*eet Homaleta (CC) Circumsl- [ESPN] Swimming and Diving; NCAA * dramatic re-enactments of felony crimes (33 This Weak in Baaabalf Highlights of learns to take care of the elephants, which Bolger, Stave Buscemi 1986 Rated NR (8 ) Porky Pig IB ) Amarica at Worahip: Eaatar 88 (Live) ancas force a widow (Linda Kalseyl with lyiajor League action are shown. (60 min.) Dhriaion Dna Woman'a Champlonahlp drawn from the files of the nation s top law Red Sox seasons. three chHdran to move her famHy into the From Austin, Texas. (90 min.) (Live) enforcement agencies. Photographs of cri­ eventually aids him in escape, Oliver Reed. (In Stereo) @ ) Sunday Today g g Coii*ga Baakatball: Al McGuire [HBO] MOVIE: The Trocker' (CC) An [D IS ] The Eaatar Bunny Is Coming to streets. (60 min.l minals and suspects will be shown, and a Michael J Pollard. 1969 ( S ) Saaarna Street (CC). Vown Anknatad Fred Aswra narrat e s ^ N C A A ChampionaNp Special College story of Sunny, a rabbil who b r ii^ e ^ OS MOVIE; 'Mhade of the Heart: A basketball commentator Al McGuire prev­ ContbHMd (S) Oral Roberts Boys Tow n Story' The inspiring story of (SI World Tomorrow rolling, lolly bean* and chocolat* buotve*. It - MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, iApriU,tl98^ li^A’NOfa'EStER HERALb-. gaiiiftla^r XbHl'i! Kite'- y FOCUS / Movies FOCUS / Books & Alda begins ‘A New Life’ on film ‘Eccentric books’

30-second sections that work all by them­ By Frank Sanello “ I don’t want to pat myself on the back too V much, but I really love it. I think it’s the best selves. because it’s all woven so tightly flip, flop and fold Newspaper Enterprise Association I ’ve done as an actor, and it has some of the together. You have to know what these people ml are going through for 15 minutes prior to the HOLLYWOOD — Long before Ted Danson. best writing in it. and some of the best m punch line to understand the joke. To me. that By Susan Okula Ron Van der Meer. paper ver­ Tom Selleck and Shelley Long proved that TV directing, too,” Alda says in his hotel suite, means the film isn’t jokey. If it were, the gags The Associated Press sions of screen stars in famous stars could also be successful movie stars, where he’s been conducting ’round-the-clock would work all by themselves. They’re not scenes from flicks ranging from Alan Alda was writing, directing and acting in interviews to promote a project he obviously one-liners most of the time.” NEW HAVEN - Scholars “ Casablanca” to “ King Kong” feature films. feels passionately about. Alda isn’t resting on the laurels of “ A New entering Yale University’s 3 literally stand up from the pages The conventional wisdom held that TV "A New Life” is a serio-comic profile of a Life” and the laughter it’s producing. He’s million-volume Sterling Memor­ In ”100 Million Million Poems” actors couldn’t succeed on the big screen self-obsessed stockbroker (Alda) whose wife thinking about writing a script about ial Library are discovering by Raymond Queneau. 14 lines of because people were unwilling to pay at (Ann-Margret) divorces hi.n because he's popularity. He is fascinated by how certain there's definitely more to a book poetry cut from 10 pages but still theaters for what they could see free at home. ignored her during their 20-year marriage attached to the binding can be fashions, politicians and. yes. actors are than its cover. Mary Tyler Moore, Carroll O’Connor and while he’s pursued his first love, the stock combined into almost limitless immensely popular, while equally qualified The library’s "Eccentric Carol Burnett, to name a few, all failed to market. Alda soon takes up with a younger Ruse MicKsndrlck/SpecIsl to the Hsreld poetic possibilities. public figures and ideas fall by the wayside. Books” exhibit includes works translate their immense TV popularity into woman, played by Veronica Hamel (“ Hill Jonathon Miller's and David The subject matter grew out of Alda’s own kitchenware collection of JudiJ Caplo- containing a rotting tortilla en­ box-office success. Street Blues” ) who makes him pay more "BFllNGING IN THE SHEAVES” — Pelham’s "The Facts of L ife” immense popularity during “ MASH.” For cased in plastic, a miniature But while Alda was still starring as attention to her than he ever did to his first These butter stamps come from the vich of Vernon. published in 1984. uses tabs, years, he consistently topped the TVQ list, a stand-up portrait of Humphre\ Hawkeye Pierce on "M ASH.” one of the most wife. Meanwhile, Ann-Margret falls for a wheels flaps and moving and controversial rating system that measures an Bogart and a three-dimensional successful and beloved series of all time, he dashing sculptor who is everything Alda was stationary pop-ups in its illustra­ actor’s recognizability and likability. A illustration of sperm fertilizing "Are you saying there was also making films. "The Seduction of Joe not: attentive, caring and nurturing. tions, including one in blue and magazine poll of teen-agers pladed Alda just an egg Tynan” (1979). Alda’s first movie during the While “ A New L ife” seriously examines Butter stamps, butter prints “ These are more-than-a-book gray showing the fertilization of a are too many jokes? If above Lincoln on a list of the persons "M ASH ” era (he made a string of turkeys in modern relationships, the film also contains a human egg. American teens admire most. And once, books.” says Gay Walker, the that’s the only his pre-TV-stardom days), received polite belly laugh just about every minute and a Included in a category that while driving along the San Diego Freeway in library’s arts of the book depart­ complaint I get, I’ll be reviews and performed moderately well at half. Did Alda dip into his TV comedy roots Walker labels artists’ book, are Los Angeles. Alda looked overat the car in the ment curator who put together the box office. His next, “ The Four Seasons” and inject so much laughter because he felt dress up the churned stuff the exhibit. Wesleyan University artist and in clover." next lane, and .saw the people inside (1981), was a huge hit, grossing more than I-SO insecure about writing and directing straight The more than 110 books in the English Professor Joseph Reed’s — Alan Alda drama? applauding! carved six-petal flower and ser­ two books made out of candy million. In 1986, Alda laid on egg with “ Sweet Suppose you exhibit have flaps, fold-outs, “ Are you saying there are too many jokes? “ I just don’t understand that kind of rated border sold for $685. (The boxes. One is a Whitman Sampler Liberty,” a funny farce that fell apart early were a revolving wheels, unusual If that’s the only complaint I get. I ’ll be in popularity,” Alda says. “ 1 think maybe the lollies have a long handle on the box that contains a mostly visual on and bombed in theaters. farmer’s wife a shapes, cutouts or objects such as clover.” laughs Alda. “ I wasn’t aware I was only way I ever will is by writing a script side like a miniature corn- essay on Walt Whitman. Aida’s latest film effort, “A New Life."is few decades a pair of 3-D glasses. Although undoubtedly his best and most mature work putting jokes in. about it.” CoUectors’ popper) . This was a bit wild but children’s books are represented, Walker says the idea for the And we have a perfect casting idea for the ago, and had to date, and the usually self-effacing actor “ One of the pleasures of working on the film there are many hand-carved most of the volumes are aimed exhibition started when she was trailer was to see how hard it was to find lead role. been beating a Corner old-time butter stamps that bring won’t argue with that assessment. batch of cream toward adult readers. invited to give a talk on any an easy $200 to $300. Walker says the earliest known in a chum for Russ MacKendrlck subject she chose, which ended up Be sure and put on that example of an eccentric book is being eccentric books. what seemed off-handed, couldn’t-care-lessact Johannes Mueller’s 1474 “ Ka- The exhibit is open through like hours, until if you run across a likely one at a lendar,” also known as "R egio­ April 15. Arsilly plot gimmick returns finally the but- ' | I garage sale. montanus.” The text contains two ter happened. For deeper study, f i nd a copy of Then after you had glommed the stamping device, and also for a cutout, movable discs tied onto a “ Butter Molds: An Identification diagram that shows the move­ VICE Sayles’ depiction of the 1920 stuff together, kneaded and fancy mold that gives shape and and Value Guide,” by James E. Matewan, W.Va., miners’ strike dimension to a hunk of the ments of the moon. VERSA (P G ) salted it, and packed it nicely into Trice (Collector Books, 1980). Best Setters takes a volatile episode in our a pail for the market, you’d feel high-priced spread. The Yale exhibit has a fascim- Here’s the se­ ile of the book printed in 1937 as cond movie in history and turns it into a studied, like dressing it up a little as a kind Many designs are illustrated o □ a atmospheric, beautifully photo­ and described in the book “ 300 well as several original copies of less than a year Filmeter of celebrati()n. That’s what butter graphed melodrama. Years of Kitchen Collectibles ” by COMING EVENTS: Tuesday at 16th-century books with revolv­ Fiction that pivots on stamps were for. ’The film indulges the kind of Linda Campbell Franklin (Books 7; 15 p.m. — the 288th meeting and ing diagrams by Petrus Apianus. the same silly Here is a group of wood 1. “ The Icarus Agenda.” Ro­ Robert DIMatteo pro-union sentimentality where Americana, 1984). We see carv­ auction of the Central Connecti­ the royal astronomer for Oiarles plot gimmick: carvings, “ bringing in the bert Ludlum strike-breakers are not even ings of sheep, cows, deer, grouse, cut Coin Club. There’s a dealers’ V, a father and sheaves.” from the kitchenware bourse, coffee and camaraderie. 2. “ Treasure,” Clive Cussler allowed to have any redeeming thistles, pineapple, starflowers, a Another early innovation was son who ex­ collection of Vernon’s Judd Ca- Everybody is welcome. It’s at the 3. “ Hot Money.” Dick Francis personal qualities. (The two in tulip, rooster, bluebirds, sheaves the flap, cutout paper pasted onto change bodies. plovich. The two round end pieces 4. “ The Bonfire of the Vani­ this movie practically hiss.) %'S Knights of Columbus Hall, 138 a book page that either added to The earlier mo­ are 4‘A inches across and each of wheat and barley, and some ties,” Tom Wolfe non-fAM|j^emes like a^agle, Main St., Manchester. an illustration or revealed one vie. the synthetic "Like Father contribute a few moments of Despite piercing ballads sung by one has a turned wooden knob 5. “ TheTommyknockers.” Ste­ inventive physical comedy, but folk singer Hazel Dickens, and centered on the back for a good anchojt^H scallop shell.^ □ D □ when lifted up. Like Son,” starred Dudley Moore Euclid’s “ Elements of Geome­ phen King the material is insipid. GRADE; even with James Earl Jones’ grip in squishing down on the The^Rlea Market ’fRader” 6. “ Inheritance.’’ Judith and Kirk Cameron. This one stars Russ MacKendrlck is a Man­ try,” translated into English by *★ powerful presence in the role of a butter face. The oblong double­ prices butter staiiips and Judge Reinhold (“ Beverly Hills chester resident who is an author­ H. Billingsley and printed in Michael black miner, this well-meaning, item in the middle had a dowel molds at $30 to $125, but Franklin 7. “ 2061: Odyssey Three,” Cop” ) as an uptight, divorced ity on many types of collectibles. London in 1570, was the oldest talent-laden picture ends up handle, now missing. pd some other guides go way up Arthur Clarke workaholic executive and Fred Write to him In care of the example of a flapped book paralyzed by a schematic sense In the world of kitchen artistry ith the stamp type running 8. “ Presumed Innocent,” Scott Savage (star of the fine new TV THE MANCHURIAN CANDI- Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, identified by Walker. It contains DA’TE (notrated) What’sthebest of morality. GRADE; there is a term “ butter print’ ’ that ...gher than the molds. In 1982 a series “The Wonder Years” ) as Manchester 08040. several illustrations of geometri­ ’Turow can stand for a superficial loApop-style butter stamp with a 9. “Patriot Games,” Tom his frog-totlng, rock ’n’ roll-loving thriller of 1988? This re-release of cal figures that use flaps to U-year-old. The father-son body a 1962 movie adapted from a illustrate the soliS figure, she Clancy Richard Condon novel. Director 10. “ Kaleidoscope,” Danielle exchange is effected by a mysti­ FRED SAVAQC, LEFT. AND JUDGE REINHOLD says. cal skull Relnhold has inadvert­ John Frankenheimer found the Film grading: ★ ★ ★ ★ excellent, Basic lux’ is back, with exceptions Anatomy books also made Steel ently brought back with him from perfect black-comedy tony for ★ ★ ★ good, ★ ★ fair, ★ poor. ... playing father and son in “Vice Versa" \ si \ gloves, spats and even top hats.” early use of flaps revealing a business trip in Bangkok. this study of a brain-washed NEW YORK (AP) - One of the an(ll natural sloping shoulders, Nonfiction Although o-all of the big de­ various layers of the body by as The movie purports to Illus­ Korean vet (Laurence Harvey) gi;'eat modem classics was bojm according to Joel S. Screiber. signers make a tuxedo, the bulk early as 1573, Walker writes in a 1. “ Trump: The Art of the trate what It’s like to live In whose politically ruthless right- . late la^t century w]ua>J3iriswo'Id " pres! ideiu of A.T. Harris, one of catalog of the exhibition. Among someone else’s shoes, ’There’s wing mother (Angela Lansbury) __Hlartr'ittSiaed the ’ru'xei Jthe oldest formal wear sold today come from two major Deal,” Donald J. Trump Cinema companies; After Six and Lord them was George Spratt’s 1833 2. “ Elizabeth Takes Off,” Eli­ certainly comic potential when turns out to be the “ ‘American Park Club’s traditional white-tie- __ Jishments. “ Obstetric Tables,” which had the dad-ln-the-body-of-the-son mom” at her most nightmarishly ‘People who bought designer West. zabeth Taylor and-tails autumn ball wearing a several printings. Fifteen of its 3. “ The 8-Week Cholesterol says of his ex-wife (Jane Kacz- overweening. (R ) Sot 12:40, 2:40, 4:40, 7:45, 10:10, VERHON short-jacketed suit and satin tuxedos two or three years ago HARTFORD Cine 1 A 2 — Vice Verso (P G ) Sot and After Six, designed by Bill lithographed plates contain a Cure,” Robert Kowalski marek): “ This is the woman 1 Frank Sinatra co-stars as Har­ ClnMlM Clfv — The Fox and the 12:10; Sun 12:40,2:40,4:40,7:45,10:10.— are coming back and renting Beetlelulce (P G ) Sot 12:40,2:50,5,7:40, Son 1:30, 4, 7,9:20. — Three Men and o lapels. Blass, is more in the classic total of 50 flaps, with explicit 4. “ The Rise and Fall of the couldn’t live with as a husband, vey’s war buddy, and Janet Leigh Hound (G ) Sot-Sun 1:15, 4:15, 7, — Baby (PG) SatondSun2,4:1S,7:10,9:30. because their tuxedos are no Hoirsprov (P G ) Sot-Sun 1:40, 4, 7:10, 9:50, 11:50; Sun 12:40,2:50,5, 7:40, 9:50. The formal wear, called the tradition. The selections from illustrations. Great Powers.” Paul Kennedy and now I ’m going to be her son. plays a cool, sensual beauty longer in style.” said Schreiber. 9:30. — Unbearable Llohtness (R ) Sot — Biloxi Blues (PG-13) Sot 12,2:15,4:30, WEST HARTFORD tuxedo ever since, came to Lord West, designed by Pierre There are books with eccentric­ 5. “Unforgettable Fire.” Ea It’s a Freudian nightmare.” But whom Sinatra meets on the train. 1:30, 6:30, 9:50: Sun 1:30, 5, 8:15 — The 7:35,10,12:10; Sun 12,2:15,4:M, 7:35,10. Elm 1 A 1 — Three Men and o Baby He said tuxedos should be worn — Bright Lights, Big City (R) Sot 12:20, (P G ) Sot-Son 2, 4:15, 7, 9:30. — Fotol symbolize the epitome of ele­ Cardin, have more of a European ities in other fields besides the “ Vice Versa” has little of the pop With its all-too-prescient inter­ Lost Emperor (P G ) Sot-Sun 9. with a white, studded formal shirt mon Dunphy 2:35, 4:50, 7:20, 9:45, 11:55; Sun 12:20, Attroctlon (R ) Sot-Sun 7. — Ott Limits gance and style. Immortalized by flair. sciences. In the exhibit are 6 “ The Prize Pulitzer. ” Rox cleverness of that other recent ests in paranoia, conspiracy and 2:35,4:50,7:20,9:45. — D.O.A. (R ) Sot 1, (R ) Sot-Son 9:30. — batteries not with a turned down collar, and EAST HARTFORD Fred Astaire and brought to the children’s books with all kinds of anne Pulitzer Oedipal adventure. "Back to the political assassination, this wild Eatlweed Pub A Cinema — vice 3, 5, 7:30, 10:10, 12:10; Sun 1, 3, 5, 7:30, Included (P G ) Sot-Sun 2, 4:15. black patent lace-ups or pumps.“ Verso (P G ) Sot 7:15,9:15. 10: 10. WILLIMANTIC heights of sophistication by Cary innovations, including one that 7. “ Thriving on Chaos,” Tom Future.” American thriller has the viewer But this doesn’t mean there Poor Richards Pub and Cinema — Jlllson Square Cinema— The Fox and Grant, the tuxedo has changed folds out into a five-room minia­ Peters You know this film is in trouble giggling one minute, gasping the Vice Verso (P G ) Sot 7:30, 9:30,12; Sun the Hound (G ) Sot-Sun 1:15,3:15,5:15,7. little since its auspicious aren’t variations. People are Sleep breakthrough ture house, landscape books, 7:30,9:30. MANCHESTER . — D.O.A. (R ) Sot9:15,11:15; Sun9:15— experimenting with different co­ 8. “ Success Is Never Ending,” when it can’t even think of next. GRADE: UA Theaters East— Three Men and o Biloxi Blues (PG-13) Sot 1:30,3:30,5:30, beginning. humor books, art books and many Shosrcoso Cinemas 1-9 — “ 18 Again " lored cummerbunds and ties. A breakthrough experiment Robert Schuller anything to do with the wonderful (P G ) sneak preview Sot 8. — A New life boy (P G ) Sot 2, 4:30, 7:15, 9:40; Sun 2, 7:30, 9:30, 11:45; Sun 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, Now. although it was ravaged more. 4-30, 7:15, 9:40. — "botterles not 7 :X , 9:30. — Beetlelulce (PG-13) Sot 1, Some, mostly the young, are using lights to mimic sunrise or 9. “ Love, Medicine and Mira­ Swoosie Kurtz, who is wasted in (P<»-13) Sot 12:20, 2:35, 4:45, 7:20,9:55; 3, 5, 7,9:30,11:30; Son 1, 3, 5, 7,9:30.— during the 1970s with ruffles, wide Pull-tabs depress a computer Sun 12:20, 2:35, 4:45, 7:20, 9:45. — Included (P G ) Sot-Sun 2:15, 4:15. — opting for the wing tip collar. sunset to reset body rhythms cles,” Bernie Siegel the small role of an international Mosouerode (R ) Sot 1:50, 3:30, 8:45, Frantic (R ) Sot-Sun 7, 9:30. — Vice Bright Lights Big City (R ) Sot 1,3,5,7,9, lapels and pastel colors, the basic (x>uld improve sleep for the key in one book and cause a 10. “ Physicians’ Desk Refer­ smuggler trying to get back the 10:25,12:10; Sun 1:50,3:30,8:45,10:20.— Verso (P G ) Sot 2:20,4:20,7:30,9:40; Sun 11; Sun 1, 3, 5, 7, 9. — Good Morning, Certain accessories also are New home video 7:30,9:40— Rocky Horror Picture Show Vletnom (R) Sot 12:45,3,5:15,7:30,9:45, black “ tux” is back — with a few elderly and for workers on robot’s pants to fall down in ence. 1988,” Medical Economics magical skull. The eye-popping Police Academy 5 (P G ) Sot 12, 5:10, 7, becoming popular, says 12; Sun 12, 5:10, 7. — (k>od Morning, (R) ^ t midnight. — Pink Floyd: The 12; Sun 12:45,3,5:15,7:30,9:45. — Police exceptions. rotating shifts, and might even another. In “ The Great Movies Relnhold and the gifted young MA’TEWAN (PG-13) Lorimar, Vietnam (R ) Sot 1,4:15,9:50,12:05; Sun Wall (R ) Sot midnight. — Kentucky Acodemy 5 (PG) Sot 1, 3, 5, 7,9,11:30; The traditional black tuxedo is Schreiber. “ More people are — Conrteay of WaMenbooks Fried Movie (R ) Sot midnight. Sun 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, banish winter’s blahs. Live” by Maxim Jakubowski and Savage work hard, and they both $79.95. Writer-director John 1, 4:15, 7:20, 9:50. — The Seventh Sign single vented with notch lapels requesting white silk scarfs.

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The tiny girl of Music.” songs. Her repertoire is aug­ ships with adults. Imagine the with long, tan In fact, the business about mented every time the family shock waves registered by a curls and an hating men comes from Kate’s goes on a trip. During the Taking nursery school teacher whose innocent smile song in “ Kiss Me Kate.” The ’Tum^ song game, each family innocent-looking charge declares looked straight My Side lusty, crusty lines belong to Rizzo member suggests — and, if that she’s “ strictly a female at the checkout Nancy Pappas' in “ Grease.” necessary, teaches — a song female, and proud that her clerk in the de- For our kids, a visit to the which the whole car can sing. silhouette is curvy.” partment grandparents’ condo means the It’s more likely to be “ Many,a store, set her chance to hunt through shelves of New Day” from "Oklahoma” THE FACT IS, of course, that GENUINE PARTS A AUTHORIZED SERVICE GUIDE.. hands on her videotapes, including dozens 6f than “ I’ve Been Workin’ On The the youngster in question doesn't PROFESSIONAL hips defiantly musicals going all the way back Railroad” or “Three Blind understand the meaning of much QUALTIY CONTROLLED and sang, “ I to “ Seven Brides for Seven Mice.” of what she sings. She just enjoys Using your turn signals for a lane hate men! They should be kept Through those rosebud lips — Brothers.” Even when I sing the kids their quoting songs — all kinds of songs AUTO BODY REPAIRS! K W m C Y O U R change is a nice idea, too. It’s impor­ like piggies in a pen!” which an artist friend says are The kids pull out one of these bedtime song, I can’t get anyone — out of context. And she's ALL MAKES... DOMESTIC & IMPORT tant, however, to turn them off when The woman at the checkout like those of a painting from the tapes, then settle back for a few interested in “ Lullaby and Good learning that some of them create • 3 LICENSED APPRAISERS • you are done. A permanently flashing counter blanched, and gave the 18th century — have passed lines hours of singing and dancing. Night.” They want the title song quite a stir. CARAUVC turn signal drives people mad and makes them think you are not paying youngster’s mother a searching such as “ Get your filthy paws off While the older one, now 8, can sit from “ TakeMe Along,” or “ Don’t Peter Bohr So if you run into a 3-foot-tall ^ L O A H ^ N D attention. A lot they know, eh? look. It was as if she were saying, my silky drawers... ” and“ Never through a double feature with Marry Me” from "Flow er Drum individual wearing pink, purple 4. When you are at the head of » “ What has this child heard at ease, the Uttler one gets restless. Song.’’ Whenever possible, gonna think that the man I lose is and aqua, who advises you to long line of cars waiting for a light to home? Are you some kind of a the only man among men! ” She’ll wander off during the they’ll get me to prance a couple “ marry a dope, innocent and The poor driver’s primer change, the thoughtful thing to do is to radical man>hater?” So where on earth does a dialogue, but rush right back in of stuffed animals around in my ga-ga,” don’t be shocked. She's • FLAT BED SERVICE • stay alert and watch the light, as op­ Unaware of the effect she was nursery school tyke come up with for each song or dance number. lap, as if they were acting out the only quoting frofn her favorite By Peter Bohr they been flashing their headlights in posed to filing your cassette tapes in In fact, her grandma reports alphabetical order, tweezing unwant­ having on adults nearby, the child lines like that? tune in question. song in “ Flower Drum Song.” Contriboting Editor, Road & Track your rear-view mirror? Mayte you continued: “ Of all the kinds of Answer: From some of Ameri­ that left to her own devices, she should move over to the right. ed facial hair, or wondering why I’ve long realized that this /MORIARTY BROTHERS/ young male BMW drivers often look men, I'd say I hate the most the ca’s most well-respected musical fast-forwards the tape through all immersion in the music of Perhaps you can answer in Peter Egan, my colleague at Road & Track, has been going around the Ves, I know you were going 55 in like Eliot Ness. athlete...” composers and lyricists. of the dialogue segments and kind: “ But I always cry at the fast lane, and that’s all the law al­ Rodgers, Hammerstein, Lemer office beating bis chest again. This Watch the light. People are depend­ By now, the saleswoman’s watches only the musical weddings” (from ’’Sweet Char­ lows. Thanks so much for reminding and Lowe set our kids apart from 315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER, CT. 643-5135 time, I think he has something impor­ ing on you. When it turns green, that’s eyebrows seemed to be sus­ THE PROBLEM is that our numbers. If the song is particu­ ity” ) or “ It’s a slander! It’s an me. Now get out of the way. their peers. I remember, myself, ______STAN M. OZIMEK, MGR. tant to say. So the floor is yours, your signal. Take your foot off the pended somewhere near her hair fam ily is heavily addicted to the larly good, she’ll rewind the tape “ discovering” rock music when I outrage! How a girl gets a Peter. 2. At a four-way intersection with brake and step on the gas. line. so she can hear it again ... and four stop signs, it will eventually be art form known as the musical was about 12. f, too, had been husband today!” (“ Oklahoma” ! If you have a car with a manual The situation might have been comedy. again ... and again ... until your turn to go. When it is, please go. raised in a household where the But 1 warn you not to try for an It dawned on me while driving from transmission, you might want to actu­ funny, except that the youngster When their peers are quoting grandma indicates that she’s had Los Angeles to San Francisco last No, don’t wave for me to go first, or emphasis was on classical and extended “ quote match” of this inch into the intersection and then de­ ally anticipate the light and have your was my own 4-year-old, Sarah. from “ Sesame Street” and “ He- enough. week that there are an awful lot of car in gear. Once your car starts roll­ niusical comedy recordings. kind. She’ll find something to top cide not to go and wave for someone The week before, she had been Man” cartoons, or “ Who’s the people on the highway who don't know ing, try pushing down a little harder nearly anything you say. After how to drive. else to. Just, please, go. The rest of us in the supermarket crowing, Boss” and “ Family Ties,” my A T A N Y RATE, it was through What I hadn’t realized, how­ HOW DOES DILLON DO IT want to get home so we can catch up on the gas pedal. This will reduce the “ Won’t go to bed ’til I’m legally kids are quoting from “ Okla­ using this rewind-and-repeat ever, was that the musical mania all, as Annie exclaims in “ Annie I don’t mean they can’t steer dreaded accordion effect and will vir­ around large buildings or back out of on the newspapers we missed, and see technique that Sarah managed to from which we suffer could also Get Your Gun,” “ anything you the old nei^borhood once more be­ tually eliminate bumper damage w ed!” and “ You’ve got your homa!” and “ Hello, Dolly,” the driveway without killing the post­ backfire on the kids’ relation- can say, I can say better.” ^SSSmir fore we die. among the cars behind you, whose crust. I ’ m no object of lust!” “ Sweet Charity” and “ The Sound memorize the words to a zillion man; what I mean is, they’ve forgot­ 3. When you suddenly apply your drivers may find it impossible to be­ ^ d ten the basic rules. ’lio wit. I’ve writ­ lieve that anyone outside the plant ten a brief primer: brakes in the middle of a street or highway just before making a turn, kingdom could possibly drive with so How to Drive little verve. you should indicate which way you Schuur is gaining recognition I. When you drive on a freeway or plan to turn with your turn signals. If some infirmity of the ankle expressway, you should stay as far to That way, the cars behind you — the makes depressing the gas pedal im­ Blues,” a track on “ Diane Schuur The singer is becoming better the right as possible. If you have inex­ By Mary Campbell ones with smoke pouring out of their possible, have a competent mechanic and the Count Basie Orchestra.” known — and appreciated. NEED SOME EXTRA plicably gravitated to the far left The Associated Press wheel wells — will know which way turn your idle up a little bit. In most She made “ Deedles” and lane, look to the right. Are other cars “ Deedles’ Blues” is one of her we . to wrench their steering wheels so as cases, 7,500 rpm is about right. Set streaming by? Do their drivers ap­ tracks on “ G R P Super in Con­ “ Schuur Thing” for GRP before SPENDING not to ruin everyone’s cars. your coffee cup down before engaging Diane Schuur won the “ best pear to be muttering things? Have female jazz vocal performance” cert,” a new two-LP set that the two Grammy winners. In If some tragic malady of the wrist the clutch. Grammy this year. Carmen includes Lee Ritenour, Dave 1987, she went to Japan twice and prevents you from operating the turn- 5. Always rem'ember that if you are Grusin, Tom Scott and Chick Europe twice. 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The value of the trust’s Campeau wins, but Macy gets a piece vestment trust. units, which reflect the value of In January, I the trust’s holdings, will be Bv The Associated Press received Copy Guide reduced to zero. The trust will be o Bv Joyce M. Rosenberg Macy to be paid $60 million for its Macy’s nearly 100 department and, Campeau had offered Wednesday to B of a "Substi­ William A. Doyle dissolved. The Associated Press expenses in the takeover fight, the specialty stores are in the eastern half pay $74 a share in cash for Federat­ ■ The civilan unemployment rate fell to a tute 1099B’ ’ By that time, however, the statement said. of the country. ed’s stock. decade low of 5.6 percent during February. form. The form people who invested in the trust NEW YORK — Campeau Corp. won Maureen Milano, a spokeswoman Campeau is expected to sell off Macy offered Thursday to pay ■ Construction spending, held back by listed gross by buying units normally will its 2-month-old battle for Federated for Macy, said the company was Federated’s supermarket, discount $78.92 a share in cash for 80 percent of weakness in the residential sector, fell 0.3 proceeds of have received principal pay­ Department Stores Inc. on Friday, pleased with the outcome. store and specialty store chains, as Federated’s 89.5 million outstanding percent in February for the third consecutive $556.80 — money paid back to me interest from those bonds and ments at least equal to the initial but rival retailer R. H. Macy & Co. "They felt that this is the most well as some of its department store shares. It offered to pay $60 In cash or monthly decline. last year from the principal of my pass it along to unit holders and value of the units. If bonds the Inc. will end up with two of Federat­ prudent decision for them,” she said. chains. The Canadian company pre­ exchange five shares in the merged ■ ’The Index of Leading Indocators rose 0.9 investment in the trust. shareholders, also free from trust held are called for early ed’s divisions In the Southwest. Campeau, a Toronto-based real viously agreed to sell the Foley’s and company, Macy’s-Federated Inc., for percent in February in a performance that Where do I report this on my federal income tax. redemption at premium prices Campeau will acquire Federated, estate developer that also owns Allied Fllene’s department stores to May each remaining Federated share. analysts said should allay recession worries. federal income tax return? But a mutual fund is a “ man­ above their face values, the unit the nation’s fifth-largest retailer and Stores Corp. in the United States, won Department Stores Co. if it won the That would have produced a deal with ■ New home sales broke a three-month slide aged investment.” From time to holders will have received more parent of up-scale Bloomlngdale’s, Federated following two meetings of fight for Federated. an aggregate value of $75.14 a share. by jumping 20.3 percent in February. ANSWER: On Part II, Sche­ time, it sells some of the bonds it than the units’ initial value. for $73.50 a share, or $6.58 billion, the retailer’s board this week. Walter Loeb, a retail industry Federated stock closed at $72.87'/i a ■ Orders to U.S. factories for manufactured dule D, where you report long­ has held and buys other bonds. It must be pointed out that it is Campeau and Federated said in a The deal ran along the lines of an analyst with the investment firm share Thursday on the New York goods fell 0.8 percent, the second consecutive term capital gains and losses. A unit trust, on the other hand, possible for unit holders to lose statement. agreement between Macy and Feder­ Morgan Stanley & Co., predicted Stock Exchange. The stock market monthly decline. That item, however, will be a has a fixed investment portfolio money. That can happen when Macy came away from the fight ated last month which gave Macy the Campeau likely would retain “ the was closed for Good Friday. ■ Prices farmers got for raw products at wash — neither a gain or a loss. that seldom changes. The trust they buy units in the secondary right to buy Bullock’s and Magnin if n)id-March were unchanged from February market — after the original issue with the Bullock’s and Bullock’s- core companies that made Feder­ The fight for, Federated began Jan. List the $556.80 in both Column starts out with, say $2 million the two companies’ merger agree­ and up 7.4 percent from a year earlier. — at prices above the initial Wilshire division and the I. Magnin ated” — Bloomingdale’s, Lazarus and 25, when Campeau offered $4.2 billion (d) for "Sales price” and Column worth of each of 50 different ment fell through. The merger ■ Federal spending averaged nearly $3,433 price. chain, for which it will pay $1.1 billion, Abraham It Straus. to buy the retailer, which rejected the (e) for “ Cost or other basis.” In municipal bonds, for a $100 agreement was reached March 2 but per American in 1987, about $41 more than the It also can happen if the unit the statement said. Federated also owns Burdine's and offer as inadequate. Column (b) for "Date acquired” million total. The trust sells some Macy agreed to terminate a merger Federated reopened the bidding after Rich’s department stores. year before. list the date on which you bought of those bonds only in rate cases. trust had to sell some of the bonds agreement it reached with Federated Campeau raised its offer last week. Before Friday’s announcement, Caihpeau raised its bid, but Feder­ ■ American builders will be allowed to bid on units of that trust and in Column However, all bonds have ma­ from its investment portfolio at last month, the statement said. The purchase of the two divisions Macy had offered to buy Federated ated spurned its advances until the Japanese construction projects under a new (c) for “ Date sold” list the date turity dates and most can be losses or if some of ^ose bonds A ^ fln itlv e agreement signed by gives Macy an expanded presence in for $6.73 billion, while Caihpeau bid end of February, when the retailer agreement aimed at ending a trade dispute shown on the Substitute I099B on called for early redemption be­ went into default. That was the the ^hree companies also calls for California and the Southwest. Most of $6.62 billion. agreed to negotiate with Campeau. that has soured relations between the United the same line as the $556.80 fore their maturity dates. When a unhappy story for a number of States and Japan. figure. bond the unit trust holds is unit trusts that held the infamous ■ A study commissioned by U.S. automak­ That latter date is the day on redeemed because it matured or Washington Public Power Supply I Financial Snapshot \ Hachette ups ers claimed five Japanese automakers have which the unit investment trust is called, the trust collects that System — “ Whoops,” for short — Fewer work, but been dumping small trucks on the U.S. market, bonds, $2.25 billion of which went ^Thursday.March31, IWtft | disposed of a bond from its money and passes it on to unit Grolier offer costing U.S. workers jobs and the U.S. auto investment portfolio and passed holders. That was the source of into default in 1973. unemployment ^ t E M IN T E R E ^ industry $500 million in lost wages, sales and the proceeds along to unit the $556.80 return of principal you ^ maSm r a t e :s Week’s dose Week ago Year ago profits. holders. Your share was $556.80. received last year. William A. Doyle, a syndicated NEW YORK (AP) - French ■ ’The Internal Revenue Service said it will Also, include that $556.80 and columnist, welcomes written 5.70% 5.70% 5.437; ^ Average rate paid on t>anK publisher Hachette S.A. said it is waive penalties for underpayments of esti­ the amounts on all other Forms QUESTION: Because a unit questions, but he can provide drops in March ^ mooey-marKet aooounts increasing its tender offer for mated tax on most types of retirement income 1099B in the number you report on investment trust distributes to its answers only through the column. ^ (Bank Rate Monitor) Grolier Inc. to $24 a share, or $444 for 1987. Line 1, Schedule D. The Internal unit holders the proceeds from Write to Doyle in care of the WASHINGTON (AP) - The nation’s unemploy­ million. ■ ’The federal fund that insures deposits in Revenue Service gets copies of all the bonds it formerly held and Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, ^ 91-day Treasury blB yield 5.867. 5.757, 5.507, commercial banks could suffer a loss in 1988 for ment rate fell to a new decade-low 5.6 percent in Paris-based Hachette’s origi­ 1099BS. You’ll need a good which are redeemed, it seems to Manchester 06040. March even though there were 306,000 fewer the first time in its 54-year history, Federal explanation if the number you put me that the trust eventually will ^ 30-year Treasury Bond 8.77% 8.67% 7.87% nal offer of $21 a share was Deposit Insurance Corp. Chairman L. William Americans at work than a month earlier, the rejected by Grolier. a publisher of on Schedule D’s Line 1 doesn’t have nothing left and its units will government said Friday. Seidman warned. match the amount in the IRS have no value. Am I right or encyclopedias headquartered in ■ An appeals court ruled Congress unconsti­ The drop from February’s 5.7 percent rate was 1 g a ll PRICES Danbury. Conn. computers. wrong? EMERGENCY credited entirely to a 455,000 decrease In the number tutionally singled out publisher Rupert Mur­ A municipal bond unit invest­ Fire — Police — Medical doch by prohibiting his continued ownership of of people in the labor force — those either holding ^ Commodities Research Grolier had no comment on the ment trust is somewhat similar to ANSWER: You are absolutely 232.99 233.29 209.76 newspapers and television stations in the same jobs or seeking work — raising inflationary alarms ^ Bureau Index increased bid. which as an­ a municipal bond mutual fund. correct. After all the bonds in its DIAL 911 among some economists. nounced after the market closed city. Both hold municipal bonds as investment portfolio are re­ In Manchester ■ A Supreme Court justice set aside an ” It’s just one month, but it indicates that wages ^ Associated Press on Thursday. Hachette’s latest investments, collect the tax-free deemed because they reached 561.55 563.58 549.33 appeals court ruling that had cleared the way are not high enough to coax second earners out of the ^ Commodities Index offer is due to expire at midnight home any more,” said Roger Brinner, an analyst for EDT April 14. for the merger of the photofinishing operations -* 4- of Eastman Kodak Co. and Fuqua Industries Data Resources Inc., an economic consulting firm bnl in Lexington, Mass. ^ STO C K S In New York Stock Exchange Inc. ” If the labor force has stopped growing, then $ • trading Thursday. Grolier closed ■ Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co., a wage inflation may be right around the comer, not ^ Dow Jones 30 1988.06 2023.87 2390 34 at $24.37‘/4 a share, down 62‘A leveraged buyout specialist, announced it is now but possibly in early 1989,” Brinner said. cents. There was no answer seeking federal permission to buy up to 15 ’ ’Higher wages might coax more people out of the 1 S8.P500 258.89 258.51 300.41 Friday at the company’s percent of Texaco Inc.’s stock. woodwork, but any increase in the standard of living headquarters. ■ General Electric Co. reached an agree­ WilshireSOOO $2,583,953 $2,582,589 $2,929,666 ment with rival bidder Whirlpool Corp.. We Have It! will be temporary because prices will soon catch 1 Andrew J. Reinhart. Grolier’s allowing it to proceed unopposed with a $507.6 up.” ^ (mM. value ol 5000 stocks) billion billion billion president and chief operating million offer to acquire Roper Corp. Whirlpool The number of Americans in the labor force officer, said the company will will acquire the Roper brand name. News. Sports. Features and McDonald’s® Tool dropped from approximately 123.1 million to 122.6 AP graphic consult with its investment ad­ ■ Eastern Airlines was ordered to stop million between February and March, as the b viser. First Boston Corp. Become a New Manchester Herald Subscriber (for a minimum percentage of the population age 16 and over holding training non-union pilots aboard its aircraft by COMPARING FIGURES — This graphic compares the a cargo carrier that was hired to help the of 13 weeks) and we’ll send you a $5.00 book of McDonald's* or seeking jobs declined from an all-time record 66.3 interest rates, prices and stocks from Thursday, March Grolier has said it would pursue percent to 66 percent. talks with other interested par­ company prepare for a possible strike this m Gift Certificates to use at any McDonald’s * location. Don’t waltl The government has been warning about a 31, 1908, to the numbers of a week earlier and a year ties to negotiate a sale for a spring. reduced rate of labor force expansion for several earlier. "satisfactory” price. ■ CBS Inc. offered significantly increased Fill Out the Coupon below. Mall or drop off to the years, based on declining birth rates in the 1960s and pension benefits to about 11 percent of its early 1970s. employees if they elect to retire within the next Manchester Herald Office at: 10 Bralnsrd PI., Manchester, Ct. 00040 And a big part of the full percentage point drop in a VA raises maximum interest to 10% four months. jobless rate that stood at 6.6 percent in March 1987 ■ McDonnell Douglas Corp. was the Pentag­ was the fact that the number of new jobs last year WASHINGTON (AP) - The times, fluctuating between 9.5 percent, up from 9.99 percent the on’s top research contractor in fiscal 1987, I want to become a New Manchester Horald Subserlbor (lor a minimum ol 13 climbed by 3 million while the labor force grew by Veterans Administration said percent and 11 percent. The last previous week. winning awards totaling $1.7 billion, the weeks) and receivs my $5.00 book ol McDonald's* 0111 Certlllcalee. only 2 million. Friday it was raising its maxi­ change was Feb. 1, when the rate The VA said that effective Defense Department said. “ Although women are continuing to enter the mum interest rate for federally was lowered a full percentage Sunday a variety of other mort­ ■ International Business Machines Corp. led Name. Forbes magazine’s list of the nation’s most labor force In large numbers, the rate of their backed VA home mortgages by point from 10.5 percent to 9.5 gage rates will also rise by Addresa. 1 increase has slowed,” Labor Statistics Commis­ one-half percentage point to 10 percent. one-half percentage point. Grad­ valuable companies for a fourth consecutive sioner Janet L. Norwood told the Joint Economic percent. The Federal Home Loan Mort­ uated payment mortgages will year. Phone______3. oiw Per ru is y — Mew aeSeeiWwe Omtf (noi good with any olhar eoupona or apadala) Committee of Congress on Friday. "The drainatlc The VA said it was making the gage Corp. said Friday that the increase to 10.25 percent, home ■ Wall Street “ whiz kid” David Bloom. 23. Coupon book mailed upon receipt ol peymeni lor ■ 13-week subscilpllon. surge of women in the labor force took place in the change, which will take effect national average for 30-year improvement loans will rise to pleaded guilty to mail and securities fraud charges, admitting to an art work shopping 1960s and 1970s.” Sunday, to reflect recent in­ conventional mortgages, those 11.5 percent and loans for mobile spree funded with $10 million bilked from While the lower unemployment rates are raising creases in interest rates in without government guarantees, homes will increase to 12.5 fears of renewed inflation among some economists, financial markets. rose above 10 percent for the first percent. scores of investors. there certainly was no evidence of it on the wage In the past 12 months, the VA time since late January. The The VA rates apply to new front last month. rate has been changed seven national average rate was 10.05 loans, not existing ones. i ’ •if 1 1 r. I ) !■

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HELP WANTED HELP WANTED 481 Sullivan Avenue# and cable distributor must. Coll for Inter­ DRIVERS THE Town of Coventry As a condition precedent to South Windsor be­ view. 649-0822 after 6 seeks an energetic, or­ HOME MANAGERS the placement of any adver­ A Bettor part time lob. PART Time Cleaning. Ev­ Quiz on Page 8. tween 8am-4pm. has position openings Need 2 managers lor PART TIM E enings. Manchester, p.m. ganized and dedicated DTR D rivirt NNdad. for temporary summer tising In the Manchester He­ Safe drivers needed to 1. Hoop (Basketball) small group homes for rald, Advertiser hereby ____ [ h e l p w a n t e d drive our children to above average wage. RESTAURANT food individual to assist Ac­ help. The work consists 2. Milk REHABIUTATION SPEQALIST servers, banquet Good pay and of general mainte­ adults who have deve­ agrees to protect, Indemnify and from schools In Must be dependable, counting Department lopmental disabilities, and hold harmless the Man­ SUPERVISORTrr^av- Manchester. Now hir­ honest. Own tronspor- 3. Bovine (High prices) Behavioral trained or servers# bartenders, with filing, light typing benefits. Late model nance and assisting the chester Herald, Its officers barbocks, cocktail road crew with located In Northeast lor# weekends. High ing. Free training. totlon. 742-5633. 4. Elsie (Cow) experienced Human and generai office du­ equipment. Home Connecticut. High and employees against any rote of pay. Applica­ Ideal for college stu­ Services professional servers, doorperson, summer work pro- and all liability, loss or RN-LPN. Immediate 5. Violet line cook, bus person, ties. We offer a compe­ weekends. Need 3 groms. The work pro­ School degree and expense. Including attor­ tions are now being dents# homemoker- Medical Care Center of 6. (a) Joshua-Bread (z) to coordlnate/lmple- titive wage, excelient related experience re­ accepted for this key s(you can bring a ment habllltative pro­ dishwasher, mainte­ years experience. gram Is for 10 weeks, 40 neys' fees, arising from Manchester has port (b) Noah — Grapes (w) benefits and advance­ quired. Supervisory ex­ claims of unfair trade practi­ position. For more In­ child)# retirees and time openings for grams In 4 small group nance person. Apply Call Don or John at: hours per week at S5.50 ces, Infringement of trade­ formation please con­ others. Call Al today! (c) Adam — Apples (y) at: The Gallery, 141 ment opportunity In a per hour, applicants perience preferred. Po­ nurses with recent homes for develop- New London Turnpike, must be 18 or older. marks, trade names or pat­ tact Mrs. Plante 643-6912.______acute or ambulatory (d) Jonathan — Honey (v) mentally disabled per­ congenial, modern at­ sitions are for new ents, violation of rights of D.N.S., Crestfleld Con­ (e) Hezekiah — Figs (x) Glostonbury.______800- 523-1420 Appllactlons may be homes operated by a privacy and Infringement of CLEANING Personnel. care experience. Inter­ sons In Northeast (^n- mosphere. Please call; obtained at the Coven­ valescent Home. 643- Manchester. Part time ested applicants coll LPN needed to work In non-profit agency. copyright and proprietary nsctlcut. Bachelors try Town Garage at 46 Good benefits, salary. rights, unfair competition 5151. mornings# 7am-10am# Sheri at 721-7393, preferred or experi­ both the Manchester Karen Bachand, CPS AUDIT Department. and Rockville offices of Household mover. Our Bradbury Lone, Cov­ Send resume or letter of and libel and slander, which WANTED. Mature Monday-Saturdoy. Mondoy-Frldav, 9-4. enced can subsitute. entry, CT. between the may result from the publica­ woman to work port Call 1-800-343-1881. a busy ENT practice. billing department application to: tion of any odverflsment In MANICURIST- To do noil HELP WANTED HELP WANTED Good benefits with a Duties will Include al­ needs o good detail hours of 7:00om to time In daycare taking PHONE From Home!!! tips and manicures. new agency end a IM S, Inc. 3; 00pm, Monday- the Manchester Herald by lergy Injections, medi­ 340 Progress Drive person. We use typew­ Sunrise Northeast advertiser. Including adver­ care of Infants. 1 lob Part time telephone Part time. Coll Rita DRIVER. Immediate op­ MACHINIST. Minimum 5 chance to grow with cal assisting and data riter and computer to Frldoy.______P.O. Box 1179 tisements In any free distri­ available 7am-1pm. 2 sales. Your hours are 649-7897 or 649-8568. . ening. Manchester He­ years experience. Set the organization. Send entry. Pleasant work­ Manchester, CT 06040 prepare Invoices. Full EARN SSS oil year long Manchester. CT 06040 bution publications pub­ lobs available 1pm- your own. This Is the PART Time Dental As­ rald route Coventry up and operate Bridge­ resume to: ing conditions and or part time. Phone with Merrl-Mocl We tos lished by the Manchester 6pm. Call The Child­ perfect lob for those of sistant needed for oreo. Short hours, port Lathe CNC ma­ medical benefits pro­ 528-9551, attention Per­ need 3 good soles re­ Herald. Penny Sleffert, ren's Place Inc# Man­ you who can't or don't good pay. Call 742-8867 Sviiise Niftiwist 649-4415 CHILD Care workers Publisher. Glastonbury office. 2-3 chining centers. Lib­ P.O. Box 1179 vided. Please coll 646- sonnel Manager forap- presentative In your chester. 643-5535. want to leave your afternoons per week. or 647-9946 and leave eral overtime. Wages 1119 for an Interview. polntment or send re­ area. Great hostess needed. Full and port ManchMter, CT 06040 time positions availa­ HOUSEKEEPER/Cook- home# but wish to make No experience neces­ name and telephone commensurate with IOC sume to: Hartford and demonstrator pro­ n IL O S T exceptional money. number and I will coll SECRETARY- "Terrific HELP Wanted. Apply In ble. Good storting pay Saturdav and Sunday, sary. Pleasant working ability. Paragon Tool working conditions" person; Pero's Fruit Despatch Moving and gram. Free kit pro­ I I | a n d f o u n d $5.75 per hour. (Sreen Must be able to contact condition. Call 659- you bock.______Company,Inc.# 121 Storage, Box 8271, East and benefits. Expe­ BULLDOZER Operator and nice surroundings Stand, 276 Oakland gram. Car and phone rience preferred but Lodge. 649-5985. professional people# 2647, Mondov-Frldov. GROWTH Company look­ Adams Street, Man­ to operate D-3 Cat. Hartford, CT. 06108. needed. Coll free now retail store managers In leading real estate Street, Manchester. not necessary. Coll 646- LOST. Female Siamese H A IR D R E S S E R needed MATURE Care Giver to ing for future manage­ chester# CT. 647-9935. Must be oble to fine office! Applicant needs 643-6384. EOE. 1-800-992-1072. cat. Vicinity of Saul- and small businesses ment. Offers profjt 7090. part time. Please tele­ work with Infants and NURSERY Landscoper grade and do oil nice appearance, ters Pond. Answers to phone 645-8172 or 646- by phone. Experience toddlers. 12:30-5:30. shoring and manage­ around bulldozing. Full pleasing personality, Shenna. Call 649-0297. not necessary as we ment potential. Ambi­ helper needed. Good PART TIME 4122. ABC Daycare, Inc. 647- starting pay. Please time employment with good telephone will train the right Indi­ 0788. 649-9228. tious Individual needed benefits. Coll 742-5317 manners and office You don't have to be an ACCOUNTS Payable- viduals. Your Income to learn Industry from telephone 644-1966. TEMPORARY SECRETARY DARI-FARMS Office Clerk. Tuesday 8am-5pm. skills. Call 649-4000. advertising expert to get potential Is unlimited ground up. 649-4563. Lydall's Corporate Office has an opening for a IC E C R E A M results In Classified. We'll and Thursday# 9am- and you never have to SECRETARY/AssIstont Has Immediate Openings help you word your ad. 5pm. Will train. 646- leave your home If you ONE Full time Mechanic to Soles Manager. IMMEDIATC 0PENIN68 CLERK/TYPIST part time temporary secretary to work 3 days a 0103. PART-TIWE wanted. Diesel and Heavy typing required. Enjoy working In s plea­ week, until approximately July 1st. Responsibll- • CLASS II ROUTE DRIVER 643-2711.______don’t want to. If this heavy equipment. sounds to good to be Word processlng/com- FULL T IM E sant, friendly, atmos­ ites Include typing, filing, copying, mail distribu­ • FREEZER SELECTORS (1st s. 2nd Shift) Court of Probate# District of HELP Must hove own tools. puter experience help­ phere? Do you have good INVITATION TO BID AAonchester true# It Isn't. It's tele­ Insurance, profit shor­ BDalivary tion and assisting with various projects. Experi­ • PHONE ORDER CLERKS U N T A L OF A NOWCB OF HBARINO marketing and we need ful. Professional tele­ typing snd telephone Sales/stock ing and salary negotia­ phone skills. EOE. ence In DIsplaywrite 4, Multi-Mate or simlllar • KEY PUNCH OPERATORS CATCH BA SIN C LBA N B R ESTATE OF you to make It work. •O ffiC B skills? This opportunity Is word processing systems a plus, but will train WITH OFBRATOR JASON E. DOUCETTE, Call today for an ap­ person, mornings, ble. Apply at Upton Contact Lucille 247- available at this small • ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE o minor pointment between Construction, Inc., 537 0881. Hlghllft Inc., • S a lM Hartford area office. Ex­ qualified candidates. Please call 643-1233 bet­ The Town of Covenfry will Pursuant to an order of Hon. available. Stafford Rood, Route Windsor, CT. ween 8:30 am - 5 pm to schedule an interview. Apply In Person - receive sealed bids for the William E. FItiOerald# 3:30-5pm only. Ask for cellent benefits, perman­ Dennis Santoro. 643- 32, Mansfield, CT. be- PEARLS TV AND Ask for rental of o catch basin Judge# doted March 29# l9ISa College Student tween 8-4pm.______ent position. Ideal for so­ DARI-FARMS ICE CREAM cleaner with an operotar at hearing will be held on an ap­ 2711.______DRIVER Needed. Class II APPUANCE meone re-entering the Roberta Hublard, Personnel Manager the Coventry Town Hall at plication praying for author­ Preferred. SCHOOL bus drivers License. Deliver truck 40 Tolland Stage Rd.# Tolland# CT 1712 Main Street, Coventry, ity to settle a doubtful ond PART Time temporary work force. Please call needed for town of tires to New England 640 M iln Street Mon.-FrI.# 8;30om-5:30pm / Sot. 9am-1pm CT until 10:00 am on Monday disputed claim In favor of position needed for Glastonbury. Will States. Call for ap­ Mrs. Palmer at Lydall, Inc. April 10, 1900 of which time said estate against Shlretown physicians office. Ex­ Apply: pointment. 289-7675. 1 Colonial Road, Manchester, CT 06040 Paid Mtdical# Profit Shoring and Psntlon Plan, EOE. and place all bids will be Ford os In said application on perience preferred. train. Drive os manyor 6 4 3-217 1 28 9-957 6 opened and publicly read file more fully appears# at the as few hours os de­ aloud. Telephone# filing# gen­ M ANAG ERS and Asslst- Court of Probate on April 14# eral office. Flexible sired. Bonus plan and The Town of Coventry re­ 19SS at 3:00 P.M. England earned days. 100 per­ ont Managers needed serves Its rights fO waive all Elliabeth A. Bldwell# hours. Hours to begin cent paid medical Insu­ for fast food operation. Informalities In the bidding 011-04 Cl9Tk 1st week In May. rance dvalloble to Excellent pay and be­ process. The Town Is not Please call Denise at Hardware nefits. Send resume to • obligated to accept the driver# family plan olso Court of Probate# District of 646-8757 fro m 9- available. Save cost of National Foods, 401 r*T"*"****""\ BANKING OPPORTUNITIES lowest bid# the Town Andover ll:3Com.______BDltDnNDtch reserves the right to relect NOWCB OF HBARINO daycare bring your 4 or Center Street, any and all bids. Monchester. ESTATE OF INVITA TIO N TO B ID 5 veor old with you. S e r v i c e W r i t e r /A d v i s o r NORTHEAST SAVINGS has grown to be one of the largest Bid forms# Bidding instruc­ J A M E S SHELDON The Manchester- Public DELI help# part time Applications available tions# and "Specifications BLOOMFIELD# Oka Schools solicits bids for position available# Sat­ from Glastonbury Pub­ HAIR Stylist wanted with* savings and loans In this area and that means Its an exciting place to Regulred"# must be obtained J A M B S S. BLO O M F IELD MANUAL TYPEWRITERS# or without following. FU LL TIM E work with great benefits — Including a tree NOW checking account at the Coventry Town Gar­ Pursuant to an order of Hon. urday and Sunday# day lic Schools. Glaston­ age at 44 Bradbury Lane Norman J. Preuss# Judge# time hours. No expe­ bury# Ct. Phone 633- No experience neces­ and transportation subaldlea — and friendly people who make It fun from 7:00 am to 3:00 pm# d a M March 20# 1900 a hear­ S E R V IC E for the 19SS-19S9 rience necessary. 5231 ext. 430. EOE. sary. Good salary, paid Immediate opening, experience and "NORTHEAST EA SY " to build your career with ua. ing will be held onon applica­ school year. Sealed bids will Monday thru Friday. No bid Apply In person to Dell LANDSCAPE Laborers vacation and health packages will be mailed. tion praying the authority to be received until April IX Manager# Highland plan available. Contact preferred, but not necessary as we wiii W a currently have the following openings available for people with at Telephone Number: (303) sell a certain piece or parcel 19SS# 3:00 P.M.# at which time needed. Experience 646-7130. 743-4500. of land at private sale as In they will be pubUdy opened. Park Market# 317 Hlgh- preferr^. Will train. least 6 months tallers/caahlara experience. A strong aptitude for said appllcallen on file more The right Is reserved to re­ lond Street, Telephonb 872-8088. HAIRDRESSER- Wont to train the right individuai. Many benefits figures and a talent for dealing with people. TOWN OF COVENTRY fully appears# at the Court of lect any and all bids. Specifi­ Manchester. By: FRANK V. TRZASKOS Probofe on April 14# 19SS of cations and bid forms may be get bock Into hair­ Acting Town Manager secured at the Business Of­ BABYSITTER Wanted inciuding vacation with pay, paid 1:30 P.M. What makes Wont Ads for 10 year old girl offer dressing? Good oppor­ Dote: March 39# 1900 Sharon B. Preuss# fice# 45 North School Street# tunity In a friendly Clerk Manchester# Connecticut. work? People like you school weekdays. Near The Manchester Part-Time Teller 001-03 004-04 salon. Full or port hoiidays, etc. 0054)4______• who read and use the Verplanck School time. 55% commission. Bonking Office Tuesday 6i Wadneaday. Sam-3pm Want Ads every day. 643- area. Call 649-9658after Manchester Parkads O F F IC IA L NOTICR LIOUOR P E R M IT 6pm. Call Rita 649-7897 or Saturday, B:30am-12:30pm TOWN OF ANDOVRR. CONNECTICUT NOTICE OF AFFLICATION 2711. 649-8568. Appiy at once to; Manchester, CT This Is to give notice that I# Pursuant to Andover Sewer Disposal Ordinance the follow­ CHARLES S. BISSELU III TEACHERS needed for ing fees shall be effective fifteen days following this publica­ FART TIMB Full-Time of 9D TALCOTT GLEN# FAR­ pre-school program. The Charter Oak Office Cuatomar Salas Specialist tion and os set forth by the Chairman of the Beard of MINGTON# CT 04013 hove Experience and degree T O M D E L L Finance# Chairman of the Planning and Zonino Commission filed on application pla­ Charter Oak Mall Mon.-FrI. 11:30am-7:30pm and the First Selectman: CUSTOMER SERVICE preferred. Full and Service Manager carded MAR(!h 25# 19IS with East Hartford, CT Saturday Mornings Sanitarian Fees the Deportment of Llouor We are looking for responsible service- part time positions Septic New System Control g PACKAGE LI­ minded Individuals to handle customer in­ available. Free child Repairs QUOR for the sale of alco­ care for children over In addition to the benefits noted above, our full-time employees are holic liquor on the premises quiries. The position requires enthusiasm. 3. Call Marge at 633- Septic Fercelotlen Test 940 NEW LONOiON TURN­ eligible to participate In our comprahenalve benefit package, which (4 deep holes) Independent thinking, and organization. Good 1508. (each) PIKE# GLASTONBURY, CT MANO-ESTERHONCA Includes medical and dental coverage, along with many other Addflenal Deep Holes 04033. The business will be Review of EnWneered Plans communication skills and a pleasant attractive extras. W a Invite you to apply at our branch offices during I Due to owned by CHARLES FINE TEACHERS Needed. En- Relnspectlon L WINE# INC. of BO X 107# RFO telephone manner are essential. thuslastlc# loving Indi­ 24 Adams Street regular banking hours or contact Lynda Rich In our Human Reaourcea Improper Installation is •3# HEBRON ROAD# AN­ Missed Appointmenta 15 viduals who enlov Dept., ef 282-1111 tor more Information on available positlona. Review of Subdivision Flans (per lot) 10 DOVER# CT 04333 and will be 3:30-7:30 PM Monday-Friday Manchester conducted by CHARLES S. working with toddlers. ' m n m kA/m Mortfope Inspection B IS SE L L # III OS permittee. 7:00 AM - 10:00AM Saturday Full and part time posi­ Exit 62 of 1-84 (Town Sonlorlan) 25 tions available. Coll EARLEBN OUCHESNEAU C H A R LES B IS S E L U III Please call Jeanne at 847-9046 Dated 1# April 1900 Marge at The Child­ First Selectman for mors Information. rens Discovery Center. 007-04 0IBB4 633-1508. HOMES HOMES HOMES HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED. HELP WANTED HELP WANTED FOR SALE (FOR SALE I f l FOR SALE NOW Hiring) Cooks and TEA C H ER Aide Special TEM PORARY Help for RECEPTIONIST. Pleo- ONCE In a blue moon TH E Buds are popping waitresses. Full and X-RAY Technician tor seldom does such an Education. 1 to 1 Aide small sales office. Gen­ sont personality tor busy orthopaedic prac­ out and the beautiful part time. Flexible for multihandicapped eral office duties; doctor’s office In East BOLTON- New listing. exceptional home be­ landscaping that sur­ hours and top dollars. tice In Storrsarea. Full come available! Great rounds this gracious adolescent In program phone, tile, etc. Plea­ Hartford. Light typing time. Experience ne­ Delightful 7 room Apply at Mr. Steak. 244 at Rockville High sant office, flexible skills reoulred. Send Ranch otters 3 bed­ care has been given to home Is beginning to Center Street, Man- cessary. Excellent this terrltc toll dor- ■^ROOFING/ come to life! 7 rooms, 3 School. Data collec­ hours. Generous Inquiries; Box S, C/0 starting salary and be­ rooms, large kitchen, 2 CLEANING O bookkeeping/ MISCELLANEOUS chester, CT. 64S-1995. tion, activity set up, hourly wage. Call Tom Monchester Herold. full baths and more. mered 6 room Cape. 3 8ERVICE8 |5 4 ||INCOME TAX 8IDIN6 SERVICES bedrooms, 2 full baths, nefits. Reply to: Box bedroom, formal din­ new fully appllanced D E N TA L Assistant. Ex­ lesson delivery, com­ or Bonnie. 646-9693. G E T Paid tor reading RR, C/O The Manches- Deck oft kitchen, full cellent full time oppor­ munity participation. books! $100 per title. walk-out basement ing room or den, eat-ln RESIDENTIAL Cleaning. R.J. Rooting. No lob too DDD lobs. Trucking. European kitchen, NURSERY Laborer. Full ter Herold.______kitchen, fireplace with family room, fireplace, tunity In team oriented Consultation and time. Apply In person. Write; PASE-8491, 161 with ample shelf space. Dependable, reasona­ ENRGUEO AGENT big or too. small. Will Home repairs. You Glastonbury group tralnng available. $10 CABINET Maker. 3-5 ye­ Located on attractive woodstove, summer ble rates. References f 2 ysOTi ins Euparttnoa work 7 days, until lob name It, we do It. Free nice flat yard In Forest Hop River Nursery, South LIncolnwav, ars shop experience. Tea ftapamion / ConauWno / Tea practice. Salary and per hour. Cell Berlin North Auroro, IL 60542. 1% acre lot. $232,900. porch, fenced yard. available. Call after complete. 10 percent estimates. Insured. 643- Hills. $209,900. Jackson Route 6, Bolton. 646- Must have hand tools. Mint condition Inside Samlnare 8i Jackson Real Estate, benefits commensu­ Public Schools. 828- 7099 Call today tor appoint­ noon. 643-1564. Eapart In New G OM Taa Lava discount tor senlorcltl- 0304. rate with experience. 6581. RESTAURANT Cooks Full time employment and outi W addell 647-8400.D (Short Orderand Prep) ment. Flano Realty. zens. Free estimates. 633-3673. X-RAY Technician. Im­ and benefits. Call 742- 646-5200. School. $159,900. Jack- KIMBERLEE D. O’NEILL Joe 649-9251. Rich 871- EASTERN WATERPR00RN8 also dishwashers, full 5317, 8:30-5pm. son & Jackson Real COaPANY HDT Dlgglty dog! The mediate Medical Care or part time. Flexible b o w e r s School area- 7 646-6079 1814 evenings,______Center of Manchester Mondav-Fridav. Estate, 647-8400.O LAWN CARE SFtaALIZINa IN price has been reduced hours, days, nights, room Cape, 3 bed­ ffvai Baaafnaraa * rvavonway* CENTRAL SUPPLY CLERK has o full time opening on this fantastic 6 plus 6 weekends. Above aver­ rooms, 2 baths, formal MANCHESTER. Spa­ f^TN SE RGGnNG • Sump Pump# • Foundation Oraolta room Duplex on Laurel for a registered X-Ray LAWNS Cut. Reliable CARPENTRY/ Roonng of on types. Shingisa, Meadows Manor Is currently seeking s' part time age wages. Benefits. dining room, living cious custom Colonial Work, reasonable FRBE B8TIMATE8 Street In Manchester. Technician. Interested RECEPT/SECY overlooking Manches­ REMODELING flat roofing, root repairs. WNUTTCN QUARANTCE supply clerk. This 16 hour position will be Friday Apply; Rein's New room with fireplace. rates. Call Mike 643- I Enormous rooms, 2 car applicants call Sheri at York Style Restaurant, Large 1st floor family ter Country Club, In AM work guaranlaad. garage. Separate utili­ through Monday, hours per day, hours negoti­ 721-7393, Mondav- TO 19K 0720. 8 7 5 4 0 4 8 4 428 Hartford Turnpike, room with wood stove. "Fairway Estates” . Call ties, many motor and able. Knowledge of medical supplies and com­ Frldav, 9-4. Attractlva Downtown Master bedroom with FARRANO REMODELING Route 30, Vernon. Country kitchen with Room addHIona, dsoka, roofing, cosmetic Improve­ puters helpful but will train. Contact Sharon sliders to yard. 16X32 lacuzzi, walk In closets L J S & S O N 742-7831 HANDYMAN ments have been made. Hartford professional Landscaping ft Mowing aiding, windows and guttara. Horn# Improvamant - Pointing Bouchard at above ground pool. ond many more ameni­ Backhoa and buNdozar asrvica Perfect tor owner- position. Must have Yard daon-ue, mewtiis, rull • Bosamants Rnishad - Tiling • $169,900. No agents. 649- ties. $353,000. O.W. Fish avallaMs. Call Bob Forrand, Jr. Light Corpantrv • ODD JOBS • occupied. Excellent In­ telephone poise and londtcoiM Mfvlca otTarad. H&R ROOFING 4477 leave message. Realty, 643-1591 .□ Raaldsntlal rooting ot all typsa. INSURED come. $189,900. Jack- MEADOWS MANOR good word processing Free Eitlmotaa. Out. 647-8500 333 Bldwell Street • Manchester, C T 06040 Sales FOR Sale by owner. 5 E X C E LL E N T Value In FREE ESTIMATES. BARRY SCANLON son & Jackson Real skills. Work with con­ room Ranch In very Hai. 645-6840 10% Senior CItIzsn dscount. Estate, 647-8400.P this lovely 8 room Co­ 645-6412 646-2411 •rttetllmctM 647-9191 genial professional desirable Bowers All Work Quaranisod. Merchandiser lonial situated on 39 ■ ■■■■■■■■a MANCHESTER- Spec­ people In plush execu­ School area. Large Tuck Road here In 868 Home tacular Contemporary tive offices. Excep­ oversized rooms, tire- Manchester. Large 1st G & G Lmm S ervice ImprovamanU 6 Rapair 647-9280 Mowing, trimming and spring MIRRORS • MIRRORS set high on o beautiful - ROUTE SALES — tional benefits Include placed living room. floor family room with Complete, home care. Brighten up your home. treed lot! 3300 square 12x14 deck overlooking o toll wall brick fire­ cleanup. Ospandabla tarvica - ROUTE REUEF - free parking. Fee Paid. and low pricai. For free "No Job Too Smoir Reasonably priced, feet ot luxury... 1st 66x192 treed yard. 2 cor ■ place, front to bock rafarsncaa, Inaurad. Full-Time Sales C alL datimata call floor flreploced fomllv LTGGS PRODUCTS detached garage. New living room with 2nd Fraa Eatimataa FLOORING • Over 20 years sxporlancs. room, library, 3 bed­ ItartfMd, HaiNkMlMr, WeaurdtaM, a HILMRY CUTT8 CPC root plus many extras. fireplace, enclosed sun Paul - 646-686B or «TM,M6BiM«l,CT«rMe Dan - 226-9094 646-1143 rooms, sunken flre- BGiiOGM POfMGGOl $142,900. Call 646-5861. room. 3 bedrooms, 2 ACCENT G U S S CG. ploced living room, CLASSIC FINE JEWELRY L’egg* Produett h n an opening for a Atoodilio MANCHESTER. Easy to cor garage, nice treed e k w n H m a ‘' 647-0146 formal dining room, Manchester Route Salaa Merohandlaar to aell, yard all tor $239,900. EASTERN FL00RSANDIN6 marchandlae and aarvicn L'egga Pro- level Impeccable 4 LAWNCARE REM0DEUN6 KRVKES • Floors Ilka new gourmet kitchen, ex­ ducta. 659-3511 bedroom, 2'/j both Gar­ U&R Realty, 643-2692. □ Oftting a Full Lint oT CompMa home rapolra and ra- quisite master bed­ modallng. Wa spaciallzs In bath­ • Specializing In older floors PATIO DOOR GLASS Love jewelry? Like people? We offer pleasant Aflar laeaMng thorough training you wW rison Colonial. Sliders Ltwn S yard Strvictt room suite with let MANCHESTER- Cute aa----■---aa^^a—^ m a a _ . - . rooms and kKohana. Small acsla • Natural & stained floors ha aupphad with your own van and work to bock patio, 2 cor ri PPD^^R surroundings, competitive pay, 2 weeks paid SUMMER Jobs Town of starter home In quiet commarclal work. Roglatarad, In- • No waxing anymore Spoclal - *98Moh block fixturesi Marble from your home on an aataMiahad routa. Manchester- The town oversized garage, fumy Inaurad • Fraa autmim lurad, rslatancas. for piptaoamant hook-ups In aulet resl- Whirlpool w asher- or best offer. 646-5358 months old, 3900 miles. By Dave Goldberg 649-9227 or 649-4248. dentlol oreo. 871-2844. dryer, white, $425. 646- after 1pm.______manager, and the usual new mix of Lindsey Real Estate, Rust proofed, etc. Paid The Associated Press players brought in to help heal a 649-4000.O F E M A L E S Preferred. $60 M ANCHESTER- 3 bed­ 6077. CHEVY Impala Station $15,600. asking $13,000 room apartment In 1 fourth-place team that hasn’t won a MANCHESTER- “Easter a week plus$60deposlt. 19" Color TV, $100. Zenith Wagon 1978.8 cylinder. or best offer. 649-2178. NEW YORK — An abnormally Call 649-9472, Monday- yeor old house. $750 per Stereo Circle of Sound, Running condition. division title since 1981. Special" Very nice 7 CORVETTE 1975. T-tOP, placid spring training wound up in room, 3 bedrooms, 1’/i Frlday 3:30 to 8:00pm. month plus utilities. $105. 646-6077. Best offer. 228-4018. automatic, power Last week however, the New York References and secur­ typical New York Yankee turbulence baths, large rec room, Ask for Eleonor. OLDS Custom Cruiser steering and brakes. Daily News began publishing ex­ hardwood floor ity. Call Dan 649-2947. Orange with tan Inte­ Friday with slugger Dave Winfield cerpts from Winfield’s book. “ Win­ CLOSE To buslines ond After 6pm. 646-9892. B0AT8/MARINE Wagon 1981. Auto­ throughout plus nice downtown. $80 per EQUIPMENT matic, power steering rior, needs paint. reportedly on his way out for writing a field, A Player’s Life," an addition to patio, tool shed ond week. Coll 643-2659. MANCHESTER. For and brakes, stereo, olr, $6,900. 742-5224 after book that offended “ The Boss.” the Darrj’l Strawberry-Ozzie Smith deep priyate loti! rent. Big 3 bedroom on I cruise. $1500. 643-9729. 5pm. While radio stations made up MANCHESTER- Fur­ FOUR Winns Bowrider publishing ventures that have shat­ $150’s. Century 21 Lind­ nished room on bus­ busline. $575 plu$ utili­ sey Real Estate, 649- ties. Security and ref­ 1984. 17', new 120 hp CUTLASS Supreme DODGE Van B2000 Cus- hypothetical April Fool's trades, tered the harmony of spring training 4000.O______line. Quiet area, $240 erences required. 643- Mercrulser I/O, full B ro u gh am ' 1985. tom 1974. Runs good, Yankees owner George Steinbrenner for the Mets and Cardinals. per month. Security canvas plus mooring Loaded, 2 door with many new parts, 4 new actually seemed determined to deal BOLTON- Very attrac­ 1577.______landau top. Excellent Steinbrenner has acknowledged he and references. Ladles cover. E-Z Loader In­ tires and mags. Needs his 36-year-old right-fielder. The two tive Madison Colonial Rooming House. 644- cluded. Very clean. 649- condition with 29,000 some work. $250. 643- hasn’t read Winfield’s book. In new sought after 3503. HOMES 2094 after 4pm. miles. Asking $8500. 8094. have feuded since Steinbrenner But he’s been upset about the subdivsion off Hebron MANCHESTER. FOR RENT 643-2799. CHEVY 1969. Timing signed Winfield in 1980 to a 10-year excerpts, particularly'Winfield’s alle­ Road. Many extras- 1st Furnshed room, linens Smart shoppers shop VW Rabbit 1980. 76,00 chain blown-tor parts contract with a potential value of $23 gation that second baseman Willie floor laundry, central Included. $45 per week. BOLTON- Spacious 3 bed­ Classified! They find original miles. 4door or fix. $100 or best million. Randolph told him when he joined the olr, deck. Call listing Security, references. room, IVi bath Colon­ that's a good wav to fight standard. Excvellent offer. Bob 649-0478. That’s $2 million more than Nelson office for generous al- team that a black couldn’t he a “ true tf} 643-0005.______ial with faihlly room, 1 the high cost of living. running condition. Doubleday paid for the entire New I o wo n ce s . FI a n o car garage and deck 643-2711. $1300. 649-2530. Yankee."Randolph, the team cap­ Realty. 646-5200. Need repairs around the overlooking large York Mets team the same year. tain. has denied making the $279,000. FIREBIRD 1980. Excel­ CLYDE The most likely deal seemed to be to statement. home? Coll an expert. yard. Prime location. PETS AND lent condition. Auto­ CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. You'll find the help you $1200 a month plus matic. Asking $2500. ROUTE 83, VERNON the Baltimore Orioles for Fred Lynn, All this came to a head Friday with need In Classified. 643- security. Call evenings SUPPLIES 649-6721. a trade reported by newspapers in the trade reports heating up and a CONDOMINIUMS 2711. 646-5482. I B2 R«gal Couo* *5695 both Baltimore and New York. back-page column in the Daily News GOLDEN Retriever pups. FORD 1976. Original mi­ 84 CaiTwro Cp« *7995 FOR SALE ASHFORD Lake Chaffee- However, the Baltimore Sun quoted by ex-sportscaster and now columnist Buyer meets seller In AKC. Good hips and leage, 73,000. Excellent 84 Century LTD 4 * *8295 I Charming 2 bedroom running condition. a source as saying: “ The Orioles MANCHESTER. By Classified ... and It's eves. 74^7185. 84 Citation 4 df. *4995 Howard Cosell, who said unnamed furnished waterfront. $500. 649-4109after 4:30. could put something together but owner. Forest Ridge happy meeting for both. Fireplace, $650 per FR EE Toy Poodles. 2 85 Spectrum 4 * *3995 sources told him the Yankees are Townhouse. 3 bed­ 643-2711. month plus utilities, 2 females, 10 years old, AM C Eagle 4x4 1981. 8SOIdaCallaa baths, large 87 Caprica wtgon *12,595 kitchen, basement. In floor, 3 room heated. 4394 after 4pm. anytime. has been in the majors for 10 years However. Colleen Roche, a spokes­ No appliances. Secur­ MANCHESTER Prime 87 Chev. Celebrity 4 dr. *8995 small complex. downtown office CLASSIC Ford Falcon and spent more than five with his woman for District Attorney Robert $119,900. By owner. 643- ity. $480 per month. MISCELLANEOUS 87 Pont. 8000 4 dr. *9995 current team — Winfield has the right 646-2426, weekdays 9-5. space, 825 square feet. 1964. Runs, needs some Morgenthau said: "A matterconcern- 7930. Reasonable. 668-1447. FOR SALE work. $200. Call Gene 87 Century 4 dr. *9995 to veto any trade. ing the foundation was referred to this ELLINGTON. Town- after 5:30pm. 633-6164.0 The Orioles and Mariners are on a office by the Yankees. Wedetermined house Gardens. Beautl- HALF Price!! Save SUZUKI Samurai 1987 872-9111 list of seven teams that he has deemed WANTED 50%!! Best, large flash­ there were no crimes that had been fu l one-bedroom TO RENT Special Edition. 4 pas­ acceptable — the others are the Mets. committed within our jurisdiction” MORTGAGES ranches and town- ing arrow sign $2991 senger, 14,000 miles, Want ads are vour houses with private en- LIghfed, non arrow answer. Red Sox, Tigers, Cubs and Blue Jays. She noted the Yankees are in the 5/50 warranty. $7700. But it’s unlikely Steinbrenner would D O N O T 0 0 B A N K R U P T I trances. $510-$550 $2891 Unltghted $249! Call 643-9452. Bronx, a separate county, and the Stop Foreclosure! Home- monthly Includes ap­ Free letters! See lo­ deal him to the hated Mets or the Red foundation is registered in New pliances, wall to wall, cally. Call today! Fac­ BUICK Riviera 1969. MOTORCYCLES/ owners, consolidate your Loaded, re-bullt mo­ Sox, Tigers or Blue Jays — all Jersey. bills, pay off your credit air and parking. Super­ WANTED tory direct: 1 (800) M0PED8 contenders with the Yankees for the David Fishlow, spokesman for cards, your cor or busi­ intendent 872-2025, R.C. 423-0163 onytime. tor, new brakes and White Co. 236-5961. exhaust. Excellent Y AM AH A 1980 250 Exci­ American League East title. Attorney (Seneral- Robert Abrams, ness loan, your mortgoge 34 Foot storage trailer on condition. Real clean. The Winfield-Steinbrenner disputes and saye, saye your 1 Boy wheels. Moveable. ter. Runs good. Needs said. “ There is not now an investiga­ AP photo' homell NO PAYMENTS MANCHESTER. 2 bed- $850. 643-8094. minor repairs. Asking have covered a variety of subjects. tion into the Winfield Foundation” He room Townhouse with or Larger Real clean with parts UP TO 2 YEARSI Bad and shelving. 2 gas HONDA Civic "Wagon $250.646-4704.______They range 4Bom one ovorDvIhe said that the attorney general’s office W INFIELD TRADE RU M O R S — New York Yankees’ outfielder credit, late payments or fireplace. Heat, car­ 1979. Automatic^; new peting, A/C, all ap­ Goroge pumps. Best offer. Call Yankees' contw rtuol obligations'to had looked at the foundation’s filings Dave Winfield once again Is in the middle of trade rumors. He unemployment Is not a 649-6318 or 643-6217. front axle, brakes, runs ICARS problem. Foreclosure as­ pliances. Nice loca­ and looks great. $900. the Winfield FoMK^tion. a program “ and they appear to be up to date” reportedly has been offered to the Baltimore Orioles for Fred FOR SALE for underprivileged children, toStein- sistance ayalloble for the tion. Call 647-1595. SrHi Ub for workhig RESULT of a renovation. 643-8094. Meanwhile. News columnist Mike Lynn. DIVORCED and SELF- We have 15 doors, brenner’s allegations of lack of Lupica defended Winfield and wrote EMPLOYED. MANCHESTER- M ain 80"x30" and 80"x42". Street, 1 and 2 bedroom OR vohkioo. production inth^utch. "Mr. May” is ... ‘ ‘Steinbrenner carried a story in his SwNs Comwvative Some are fire-rated. It featured ’’interviews" with people Oreup at ttMS4-1SM apartments. 529-7858 or Nocoooory for 2-3 Colors are white and how the owner aescribed Winfield teeth to dear friend Howard Cosell, a Fool’s jokes by radio stations in New or 2M-43»4«84. 563-4438. mahogany. For more during a crucial series with Toronto story telling of the Yankees lawsuit York and in Boston, prompting purporting to be Winfield and Mets ir b r B i 8. WIilhig to CLYDE two years ago. ,, general manager Frank Cashen. 3 Rooms parti V furnlshed- Information call Man­ against the Winfield Foundation. numerous phone calls to news I 9 IAPARTMENT8 ,heat. Working single poy tog root Coll chester Manor 646- SPECIAL PURCHASE But things were quiet this spring at Cosell shouldn’t have hogged the agencies. The one in Boston reported Winfield 0129. »I f o r r e n t male preferred. No p r e o w n e d the Yankees’ Fort Lauderdale, Fla., byline. He should have shared it with The one in New York reported that would be traded for Red Sox first- pets. Lease. 643-2880. - ; training camp. iven the presence of Steinbrenner.” Winfield would go to the Mets for baseman-designated hitter Sam 643-2659 '87 CHEVY NOVAS, Billy Martin, hi for the fifth time as There were also apparent April Strawberry, who is 10 years younger. Horn. Mr. Klofor CAVALIERS THE OLCOTT ARTS, Crafts and tag sale ErSPECTRUMS 40 Olcott St. ■ Manchester, CT 06040 space available at Ro­ Twin$ lead the major leagues with seven millionaires bertson School fair, 45 ' r The Olcott is now managed by the Beacon Man­ North School Street, Merchandise By Ronald Blu|n agement Corp. We are now accepting applica­ Manchester. May 14th, Viola, the MVP of the World Series, is next at $1.35 3,939 season tickets In 1987. The Twins have sold The Associated Press million. tions for our 1 and 2 bedroom units, starting at 10-2pm. $10. Call 647- over 9,000 for this season and have an advance sale 3372 for details. Reliever Jeff Reardon at $1.14 million, outfielder •SOO for our 1 bedroom units and *580 for our 2 of 1.1 million tickets. NEW YORK — The World Series champion Tom Brunansky at $1.1 million, outfielder Kirby bedroom dnits. Fully applianced kitchens, pri­ FURNITURE MANCHESTER. April The Los Angeles Dodgers have six millionaires, 2nd. Kitchen Items, _ SaibiKi ••Ip P>«. Me isa n NpgwpRvt Irtrp Minnesota Twins have seven players earning $l Puckett at $1.09 million and pitcher Bert Blyleven the second-most in the major leagues. The additions vate parking, near schools and shopping mails, S it S37 (, an. A l Equ<|ip«l W illi Aulonw k T,»nniW on<. Ao«Mf child's desk, etc. 89 h million or more this season, the most of any major and Gary Gaetti at $I million complete Minnesota's swimming pool, wall to wall carpeting, resi­ FO RM AL Walnut dining SlM fl^ b Poim Siltn . At CondHtmtig. R« Ottafan. AM/f M Sim o long of free agent outfielder Kirk Gibson ($1,833,000). room set. Table with Brookfield Street. T»m SO Monih Ftiwictig AvM M t. Rvnatidn 01 Fm itv W m ^ily league club. They are among a record 77 players millionaire club. dent paid utilities, no pets. pitcher Jesse Orosco ($1 million) and free-agent leaf, 6 upholstered Hi-Tech Tog Sale. Stereo earning $1 million or more in 1988. ‘"Phere will be some natural escalation of players’ outfielder Mike Davis $987,500 could give the cone back chairs, large Equipment, radio con­ l-Door Sedans &- Hatchbacks Rental Office is open daily, hutch and server. $950. trol, alarms and more. Nine of the 77 millionaires will make 82 million or salaries." Minnesota general manager Andy Dodgers the highest payroll in baseball Exact 9-5, Monday thru Friday 649-3101>-. Saturday 10am-3pm. more this season, another baseball record. MacPhail said after the World Series. "It doesn’t totals cannot be computed until next week, when 195 Hawthorne Street, Shortstop Ozzie Smith of the St. Louis Cardinals has cause us grave concern.” final rosters cuts are made. Please call OF Q U EEN SIZE Waterbed 643-0612 643-6432 complete. Dark pine, 4 Manchester. /I the highest salary at $2.34 million. Naturally, the raises have pleased the players. Six clubs have five millionaires each — the drawer base,amtchlng MANCHESTER. Satur­ Contract details were obtained by The Associated "They've been a helluva a lot better than Calvin Baltimore Orioles, Boston Red Sox, Chicago Cubs, nlghtstand and chest of day and Sunday, April 2 Press from several player and management Griffith," pitcher Bert Blyleven said,'referring to Kansas City Royals. New York Mets and New York Equal Housing Opportunity drawers. $500 or best 8< 3. 10am-5pm. Plano, CLYDF C^^EVROLET 872-91 1 1 sources on the condition that the sources’ identities Minnesota’s former owner, who let free agents like Yankees. offer. Call after 4pm. 16' boat, etc. 96 Wood- V/LTUC BUICK, INC. not be disclosed. Rod Carew leave rather than pay large salaries. 568-1903. bridge Street. Five clubs have no millionaries — the Cleveland First baseman Kent Hrbek leads Minnesota's Minnesota will have increased revenues enabling Indians, Pittsburgh Pirates, San Francisco Giants. payroll with a $1.41 million salary. Pitcher Frank the Twins to afford the high salaries. Minnesota sold Seattle Mariners and Texas Rangers. Sports in Brief Scoreboard Sports in Brief Scoreboard K Whalers end season Sunday Royals’ Brett bangs up finger Hockey HARTFORD — The Hartford Whalers (34-37-7) 44^ail?^^ r ’i f ’®- ~ Brett, who missed will host the Boston Bruins tonight at. 7:30 ^ p m es for the Kansas City Royals’ with injuries BasketbaD (SportsChannel, WTIC) and then wind up their last year, was Rown to Kansas City Friday to have regular season Sunday at Pittsburgh at 7:30 NHL stindlngs an injured finger examined. (Channel 18. ESPN, WTIC). The Whalers have « niissed the previous two Royals’ NBA standings clinched a playoff spot and fourth place in the WALKS CONFBRENCe miHHi ^ a bruised second joint of the Patrick DtvWen middle finger on his right hand. EASTERN CONFERENCE Adanns Division. They wilt take on the Montreal W L T Pis OP OA Altanttc DivMon Canadians in a best-of-seven series in the Adanns V-NY Islanders 39 » 10 08 304 299 Mickey Cobb said Brett attempted W L Pet. GB •'V-' V-WcBhIngton...... 38 32 8 84 273 240 V-Boston 51 21 .708 Division semifinals beginning next week in PhlladelpMa 37 33 8 82 283 287 Detroi^t^^^* before a Friday game with Phllodelphlo 32 X .451 Montreal- N Y Rangers 35 34 -10 80 297 285 Washington 31 X .443 The Whalers’ 3-2 loss to Buffalo on Thursday New Jersey 38 36 6 78 284 291 "H e did not respond very well to that at all’ ’ Cobb New York 31 40 .437 Pittsburgh 34 35 9 77 308 300 said. New Jersey 18 S7 .257 made it impossible for them to have a winning Adams Divislen Central Division regular season. x-Montreol 44 22 12 100 285 230 x-Detrolt 44 24 .457 v-Boston 43 29 6 92 295 245 Maurice Lucas to retire x-Attanta 44 24 .4X v-Buffalo 37 31 10 84 277 292 Chicago 41 79 .SB4 v-Hortford 34 37 7 75 243 261 PORTLAND, Ore. — Portland Trail Blazer Milwaukee 38 31 .551 UConn In twinblll at BC Quebec 32 41 5 69 267 296 Maurice Ljtcas has confirmed he will retire this Indiana 33 % .478 CAMPBELL CONPERENCE ClevelorMl 33 38 .445 CHESTNUT HILL, Mass — The University of Merris DIvtston year after 12 years in the NBA. WESTERN CONFERENCE w Connecticut baseball team (12-4), coming off a 12-4 W L T Ph OP OA ’The 6-foot-9 power forward hinted it might be his MMwttt DivMon x-Detrolt 41 27 11 93 3)9 M W L Pet. GB victory over Boston College Thursday in Storrs, will V-St. Louis 34 36 8 76 272 284 last season when he signed a contract with the x-Dallos 44 24 .657 play the 1-3 Eagles today in a doubleheader starting y-Chleogo X 40 9 69 a i 324 Blazers last fall. On Thursday he made it official. x-Denver 45 24 .434 Minnesota 19 46 13 51 240 339, x-Houston 41 28 .594 at noon. The Huskies are 3-1 in the Big East and BC . Toronto X 49 10 X 2M 342 “ When you say, ’That’s it,’ that’s it,” Lucas said. x-Utoh X 31 .557 Smyttw Dtvtston __ Son Antonie 24 43 .377 0- 1 . A “ I feel good about myself now. And I want to go out x-CcIgorv 47 22 9 103 390 298 feeling god about myself. I still have that Sacramento 20 50 .284 v-Edmonton 43 25 W 96 353 281 Padtlc Division Moe NBA coach oiiMonth v-winninea 32 X 11 75 387 306 competitive edge. I don’t want to lose it. X-L.A. Lakers S3 14 .748 v-Los Angeles 29 42 7 65 307 351 " It ’s called ‘Going out with grace,” ’ he added. x-Porilond 43 25 .432 x-Seattle NEW YORK — Doug Moe, who coached the Vancouver . 24 46 9 57 266 319 37 33 .5X x-clinched division tttte Phoenix 23 44 .333 Reo photo Denver Nuggets to a 12-5 record in March, has been v-clinched plavoff berth Hampton to plead Innocent Golden Slate 17 52 .244 named the NBA’s coach of the month, the league L.A. Clippers 15 54 .217 VOLLEYBALL CHAMPS — American Express won the JACKSONVILLE, Ark. — A lawyer for Chicago x-clinctied plavoff bertti announced Friday. v-clincfied division title American Division voiieybaii titiis. Team members, from DetrdltTTTorontoS m.' Bears d^ensive end Dan Hampton said Friday his Half of Denver’s 12 victories were on the road, New York Rano«rs6, Wlnnlpeg6 Prldav't (Tames St. Loulf at Edmonton, (n) client wimplead innocent to charges of driving while Lolu (Tames Net Included loft, front row: Ed Braga, Don Kelsey, Bruce Johnson, where they were 6-2, including a 120-119 win over the Los AngglCd at Calgarv, (n) intoxicated, refusing to submit to arrest or a breath Atlanta 105, Philadelphia 93 Dave TImbroll. Back row: Ed Hillo, Rick Qowen, Steve Lakers at Los Angeles on March 25. Minnesota otVoncouvor, (n) Boston 121, Detroit 110 SelBnlov*s OBm tt test, speeding and disorderly conduct. Washington 118, Dallas 103 Hedge, Stu Wolf. New Yorklslond« at New Jersey, San Antonio at Los Angeles Clippers, Reo photo Police said all but the disorderly conduct charge (n) 1;X pjn. were filed Wednesday, after police arrested the Boston at Hartford, 7:35 p.m. Chicogo at Portland, (n) CsHics 121, Pistons 110 THE PINAL POUR Pbllodelphla at Quebec, 7:35 p.m. VOLLEYBALL CHAMPS — The North Enders won the former University of Arkansas standout about 2; 30 Saturday's (Tomes At Kansas City, Me. Television and Pittsburgh at Washington, 7:35 p.m. Indiana at Cleveland, 1 p.m. SemHnHInals Buffalo at AAontreol, 8:05 p.m. National Division volleyball crown. Team members, from a.nri. following his departure from a restaurant from Houston at New York, 8:30 p.m. D E TR O IT (110) Sofurdave Agrll < 2 Detroit at Toronto, 8:05 p.m. left, front row: Ed Nicholson. Dan Wright. Back row: Dick which police had been called with a warning about New Jersey at Milwaukee, 9 p.m. Rodman 49 1-2 9, Salley 36 1-1 7, Kansas, 2 6 ll? v s ^ uuke, ‘ t, 286, 5:30 p.m. AH Times ID T an intoxicated driver. (Tolden State at Denver, 9:30 p.m. Lolmbeer 1615 1-1 22 Dumors 38 66 12 (Xdohomo, 34-3, vs. Arizona, 362 8 8gndav*s Oomes Wright, Jim MacDonald, Todd Krzeminski. Los Angeles Lakers ot Utah, 9:30 p.m. Thomas 7-17 60 15, AAohorn 68 68 18, p.m. TODAY St. Louis at Winnipeg, 3:35 p.m. Hampton, 30, lives at nearby Cabot. His attorney, Los Angeles Clippers ot Sacramento, V.Johnson 7-14 1-2 15, Dantlev 1-5 610 10, ChomptaMhlg 10:30 p.m. 11 a.m. — Bowling: Ladies U.S. Open, ESPN Minnesota at Calgary, 3:35 p.m. Monday's Games Hubert Alexander Jr., said Hampton has an unlisted aw ards 1-2 60 2. Totals 4284 2430110. Monday, April 4 New York Islanders at Boston, 7:05 St. Louis (AAoorane 9-7) at Cincinnati Phoenix at Seattle, 10:30 p.m. Kansos-Duke winner vs. Oklahoma- 12:30 p.m. — Golf: PGA Greater Greensboro p.m. (Soto 3-2), 2:05 p.m. telephone number, and he could not be reached for All Times EDT BOSTON (121) Arlzono winner, 9:12 p.m. Washington at Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m. New York (Gooden 15-7) at Montreal comment. Sunday's (Tomes Open, ESPN (Dallas at Boston, Noon Porlsh Montreal at Buffalo, 7:05 p.m. BasebaD (Martinez 11-4), 3:05 p.m. 6 1 O M 14, D. Johnson6196717, Alnge7-112 2 1 p.m. — Tennis: WCT final, (Channel 3 Hortford at PHtsburgh, 7:35 p.m. Son Francisco (Drovecky 10-12) ot Los (3ilcogo at Detroit, 1:30 p.m. * l’i ? “/i*!l®'**’**'A‘^ ’-’ W)2,Mlnnleneld 1 p.m. — Exhibition baseball: Astros vs. Mets, Quebec at New York Rangers, 7:35 Angeles (Volenzueta 14-14), 4:05 p.m. Bedroslan to miss '88 opener Atlanta at Indiana, 2:30 p.m. 1-3 60 2, Roberts 1-1 60 2 Lohous 1-160 2, Washington at New Jersey, 7:30 p.m. p.m. Only gomes scheduled GllmweOOOOO, Lewis6O6O0.Totals 4484 Transactions Channel 9 Los Angeles at Edmonton, 8:05 p.m. American League standings Tuesday's (Tomes CLEARWATER, Fla. — Walking pneumonia is Son Antonio at Portland, 8 p.m. 2631121. Sacramento at Los Angeles Lokers, 1:30 p.m. — Exhibition baseball: Red Sox vs. New Jersey at Chicago, 8:35 p.m. Pittsburgh (Dunne 136) ot Phllodelphlo expect^ to keep ace reliever Steve Bedrosian 0*fr«W 27 27 31 25— 116 End Regular Season East Dlylstan 10:30 p.m. Tigers, NESN, W L Pet. OB (Rowley 17-11), 7:35 p.m. unavailable to the Philadelphia Phillies at least _ 27 24 40 28-121 wnc Chicago (Sutcliffe 18-10) ot Atlanta 3Polnt goals— Alnge 3, Bird 2, Lalm- 2:30 p.m. — Skiing: U.S. Championships, (His. 8,40 Baltimore 0 0 .000 until mid-to late April, officials said Friday. BASEBALL Boston 0 0 .000 (Mahler 8-13), 7:40 p.m. b w , Thomas. Fouled out— Rodman. Son Diego (Whitson 10-13) at Houston NBA rssults R ^ y tK ls -O e tro lt 44 (Rodman 8), Boston Amerlocul League 3 p.m. — Bowling: Miller Lite Championship, Chs. aevelond 0 0 .000 "There is no way he’ll pitch April 11,” Manager DETROIT TIGERS-Ptaced Walt Ter­ Detroit 0 0 OHO (Scott 16-13), 8:35 p.m. 47 (Bird, McHole 11). Assists— Detroit 25 8, 40 NHL resuHs San Francisco (Downs119)ot LosAngeles Lee Elia said, referring to the final day of (Thomas 10), Boston 24 (D.Johnson 10). rell, pitcher, on the 16doy disabled list. Milwaukee 0 0 .000 Total fouls— Detroit 24, Boston 23. A— Optioned Pedro Chavez,lnflelder, to Toledo 4:30 p.m. — Boxing: IB F junior lightweight title: New York 0 0 .000 (Hershlser 16-16), 10:05 p.m. Bedrosian’s 21-day disablement. Hawks 105, 76ers 93 Only gomes scheduled 14,890. of the American Association. Rocky Lockrldge vs. Harold Knight, Chs. 8,40 Red Wlng8 7. Maple Leafs 3 Toronto 0 0 .000 Bedrosian, the 1987 NL Cy Young Award winner, MILWAUKEE BREWERS— Sent Tim 4:30 p.m. — Horse Racing: Jim Beam Stakes, West Division bn,!. iGl i Watkins, pitcher, to their minor league W L Pet. OB said Friday the latest X-rays and tests showed he A TL A N TA (105) tor reassignment. EiSPN Colltornlo 0 0 .000 had made no iriflSrovement. Wilkins 1221 65 28, Willis 16 22 4, Notional League Terenta 1 6 1— 3 Rolllns1-1602,Wlttman6111-211,Rlvers912 4:30 p.m. — Golf: LPGA Dinah Shore Open, Detroit 3 2 2—7 Chicogo 0 0 .000 NCAA tournament picture CINCINNATI REDS— Traded Bill Lan­ Kansas City 0 0 .000 1-1 19, Levingston 68 6012, Carr 47 6311, drum, pitcher, to the Chicogo Cobs tor First Period— 1, Detroit, Burr 16 (Ashton, Golf Bottle4101-29, Webb63606 Hastings 1-260 Channel 30 Norwood), :21.Z Detralt,Gallant34(Oates), Minnesota 0 0 .000 Lockrldge to defend IBF title Luis Quinones, Inflelder, and assigned Oakland 0 0 .000 3.Totals46X121S105. EAST REGIONAL 5:30 p.m. — NCAA Tournament semifinal: 2:55.3, Detroit, Burr 17 (Ashton, Higgins), PHILADELPHIA (93) Quinones to Nashville of the American Kansas vs. Duke, Channel 3, WPOP 12:X (pp). 4, Toronto, Terrion 4 (Yarem- Seattle 0 0 .000 ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. - Rocky Lockridge will Semlllnols Association. Texos 0 0 .000 Robinson 611 28 15, Barkley 67 1422 26, At East Ruthertord, N.J. CHICAGO CUBS-Optloned Mike Copel, chuk), 16:X. Penalties— Wreggel, Tor, defend his International Boxing Federation junior (3mlnskl7-126519,(aieek51 6 6 0 2 King 26 7 p.m. — NCAA Division I hockey championship, served by Ihnocok (sloshing), 1:16; Kllmo, Monday's (Tames Rraansboro Opan scorps Thursday, March 24 pitcher, and Damon Berryhlll, catcher, to Detroit (Morris 18-11) at Boston 60 4, G.Henderson 35 36 11, D.Hender- Duke 73, Rhode Island 72 Iowa of the American Association. ESPN Det (slashing), 1:16; Kllma, Det (hooking), lightweight title on Saturday when he meets son 674614, Coleman 1-3 60 2. Totals 31-55 10:17; Probert, Det, misconduct, 10:17; (Clemens 209), 1:0Sp.m. unbeaten Harold Knight at the Sands Hotel and 264593. Temple 49, Richmond 47 NEW YORK METS— Traded John Gib­ 7:30 p.m. — Bruins at Whalers, SportsChannel, Milwaukee (Hlguero 18-10) at Baltimore GREENSBORO, N.C. (A P ) — Scores Championship bons, catcher, to the Los Angeles Dodgers Secord, T o r (high-sticking), 10:44; Ih- Atlanta 25 14 28 28— 105 WTIC nocok. To r (hIgh-stIckIng), 13:09; NIII, Det (Boddicker 10-12), 2:05 p.m. after the second round Friday In the SI Casino. At East Rutherford, N.J. for Craig Shipley, shortstop, and assigned Toronto (Key 176) at Kansas City million Greater Greensboro Open Golf Philadelphia 23 22 22 24— 93 Saturday, March 24 Shipley to Jockson of the Texas Leogue. s 8 p.m. — NCAA Tournament semifinal: Okla­ (hIgh-stIckIng), 13:09; Kocur, Det The nationally televised 15-round bout represents 3Polnt goals— G.Henderson Z Robinson, (roughing), 14:27; Frycer, Tor (tripping), (Soberhogen 18-10), 2:35p.m. Tournament, played on the 6,9SB-yord, Duke 63, Temple 53 PHILADELPH IA PHILLIES— Assigned homa vs. Arizona, Channel 3, WPOP California (Witt 16-14) at Oilcogo (Horton par 36-36— 72 FOrest Oaks Courrtry Club Lockridge’s 10th world title bout appearance dating Hastings. Fouled out— None. Rebounds— John Russell, catcher, and Tom Barrett, 18:18. Atlanta 38 (Wilkins, Willis S), ^Phllodel- Second Period— 5, O tro lt, Zombo 3 8-3), 3 p.m. course (oomoteur): to 1980. He lost two close decisions to World Boxing SOUTHEAST REGIONAL Inflelder, to Maine of the Intenxitlonai Cleveland (CandlottI 7-18) at Texas Jeff Slumon 6465— 129 phlo X (Barkley 10). Assists— Atlanta 33 Somlllnals League. (Barr,Oates),2:n.6,Detrolt,Oates14(Barr, (Rivers 10), Philadelphia 27 (Cheeks, SUNDAY Ashton), 18:X (pp). Penalties— Oates, (Hough 18-13), 8:35 p.m. Sandy Lyle 6863— 131 Association featherweight champion Eusebio Ped- AI Birmingham, Ata. Seattle (Langston 19-13) at Oakland Donnie Hammond 6767— 134 G.Henderson 7). Total fouls— Atlanta 28, 10:50 a.m. — Motorsports: Grand Prix of Brazil. Det (hooklno),13:m;Salmlng,Tor (Interfer­ rozia. and since has won and lost the WBA title. Phllodelphlo 20. Technical— Levingston. Thursdtnt, March M ence), 18:10; Burr, Det (hooking),19:X. (Stewart 20-13), 11:05 p.m. Scott Hoch 6767— 134 VUIonovo 80, Kentucky 74 ESPN Only gomes scheduled Ken Green 6867— 135 Lockridge', 42-5 with 35 knockouts, captured the A— 13,207. Oklahoma 106, Louisville 98 Noon — Mavericks at Celtics, SportsChannel, Third Period— 7, Toronto, Fergus 17 Tuesday's (Tames Bob Murphy 6966— 135 IBF title with a knockout over Barry Michael In Chomplenship (Frycer), 7:00. 8, Toronto, Salming 2 Minnesota (Viola 17-10) at New York Gll Morgan 6868— 1% August. Knight, the No. 1 contender has a 19-0 At Birmingham, Ata. WKHT (Curran, Secord), 5:16.9, Detroit, Ashton 25 (Rhoden 16-10), 1 p.m. Rick Fehr 6968— 137 Saturday, March 34 Bowling 1 p.m. — Golf: PGA Greater Greensboro Open, (Higgins), 8:29. 10, Detroit, Norwood 9 Seattle (Moore 919) at Oakland (Welch T.C. Chen 6671— 137 record including 15 knockouts. Bullets 11B. Mavericks 103 Oklohomo 78, VUIonovo X (Probert, Oates), 9:X . Penalties— Secord, 156), 10:35 p.m. Don Holldorson 6670— 138 ESPN Only gomes scheduled Mark Colcnvecchlo 6672— 138 MIDWEST REGIONAL To r (roughing), 1:34; Snepsts, Det DALLAS (MS) 1:30 p.m. — Bulls at Pistons, Channel 3 (roughing), 1:34; Curran, Tor (roughing), Mark Lye 7366— 139 Semifinals Bruce Lletzke 6970— I X Sanchez adds to upset string Aguirre 17-35 46 38, Torpley 37 36 9, At Pontiac, Mich. U.8. Mlxsd 2 p.m. — Exhibition baseball: Mets vs. Orioles. 2:11; (Sallont, Det (roughing), 2:11; National Leaguestandlngs Donaldson 67 22 14, Harper 414 60 8, Secord, T o r (unsportsmanlike con­ Steve Lowery 7168— IX Friday, March 25 Linda Skoglund 199-495, Bob Skoglund Channel 9 Buddy (Sardner 6970— IX LARGO, Fla. — Unseeded Arantxa Sanchez Blackmon 615 67 21, Oovls 1-5 62 2, Kansas 77, Vanderbilt 44 223543, Lou Anne Pecker 192, Dole duct), 5:16; Kocur, DM (unsportsmanlike Schrempf 24347, Blab 1-3224. Totals4290 3:30 p.m. — Boxing: Virgil Hill vs. Jean-Marie conduct), 5:16; Kocur, Det (roughing), Rocco Mediate 6672— 140 continued a string of upsets at the $200,000 Eckerd Kansas State 73, Purdue 70 Pecker 187-174-532, Ruth Urbon 182-203- Tom Purtier 1927 103. Emebe, WRA light heavyweight championship. 10:37; lofrote. To r (slashing), 14:32; 7466-140 Open by eliminating fifth-seeded Katerina Maleeva Chcmplonship 548, Suzanne Feltmonn 203512, Rich John Huston 6971— 140 WASHINGTON (118) At PenHoc, Mich. Holbrook 201, Kris McLaughlin 216533, Salming, Ter (stashing), 18:16; Snepsts,Det Chicago Jones 1-2 22 4, Williams 615 06 12, Chs. 8,40 (hohflng), 18:16; Secord, Tor(unsportsmon- Montreal Blaine McColllster 6971— 140 6-2, 6-2, in the quarterfinals Friday. Simdoy, March 27 Ernie Whipple 205, Donna Vrlssls Mark WIebe 6971— 140 M.Malone 912 913 27, Colter 46 60 8, Kansas 71, Kansas State SB 188-490, Kathy Hughes 193-493, Jenny 4 p.m. — Golf: LPGA Dinah Shore Open, Channel llke conduct), 18:19; Kocur, Det (un­ New York The straight-set victory advanc^ the 16-year-old J.Molone 913 65 23, Bogues 23 22 6, sportsmanlike conduct), 18:19; Probert, 'TUilladelphla Mike Reid 6971— 140 Fenn 480, Dove Fenn 216207-594, Charlie Chip Beck 7670— 140 Spaniard into the semifinals, where she’ll face Alorle 25604, Bol 1-1602 King 7-15 4918, WEST REGIONAL Moselsky 211-216X1, Sheila Bonnetll Det (sloshing),19:X. Pmsburgh Johnson672314. Totals47-792438118. SS 4 p.m. — NCAA ^vision I women’s champion­ Shots on gool— Toronto 144^— 31. SI. Louis Robert Thompson 6674— 140 unseeded Patricia Tarabini of Argentina. Semifinals 187-191-484, Kevin Brennan 226232624, Bill Rogers 6 9 7 2 - 141 At Seattle Linda Burton 182-181-490, Fred KozIckI Detroit 9-11-14-34. ’The other semifinal would be determined in DUltaS 38 15 34 2>-ig3 ship, Channel 3 Power-play Opportunities— Toronto 0 of Pet. OB Craig Stadler 7671— 141 Mdoy, March 25 203551. (taorge Bums Washington I t 28 30 36-118 North Carolina 78, Michigan 49 4 p.m. — NCAA swimming: Division I champion­ 6; Detroit 2 of 4. Atlanta .000 — 7 1 6 9 - 141 Friday night’s lAktches, with top-seeded Chris Fouled out— Torplev. Rebounds— Dallas Arizona 99, lovra X (Soalles— Toronto, Wreggel (34 shots-27 Cincinnati .000 — Fred Couples 7671— 141 ships, ESPN Roger Atoltble Evert of B()ca Raton playing sixth-seeded Sylvia 55 (Donaldson 11), Washington 55 Champtanshlp saves). Detroit, Honlon (31-X). A — Houston .000 — 7671— 141 Kenny Perry (M.Malone 9). Assists— Dallas X (Aguirre' At Seattle Happy Holidays 7 p.m. — Islanders at Bruins, ESPN 19471 Los Angeles .000 — 71-70-141 Hanika of West Germany and unseeded Halle Cioffi Russ Cochran 6), Washington 31 (Bogues 7). Total Sunday, March 27 Referee— Dave Newell. Linesmen— Son Diego .000 — 7671— 141 of Knoxville. Tenn., facing unseeded Wiltrud Probst 7:30 p.m. — Whalers at Penguins, Channel 18, Joe Inman fouls— D a lla s 26, W ash ing ton 24. Arizona 70, North Carolina 52 Terry Hayden 134, Dot Christensen Gerard (Soulhler, Jerry Potemon. Son nronclsco .000 — 71-76-141 ESPN, w’nc of West Germany. Technicals— Aguirre, King. A— 13,783. 127. New strike zone seen as major adjustnrient Valvano visits UGLA to discuss coaching job By Ben Walker The Associated Press .Old Rule: INew Rule: By John Nadei Valvano reportedly likes the Los The Associated Press Angeles area and is a friend of Los The problem is clear. Hitters are getting too far New'Zone IS smaller than old ofiioai zone. Angeles Dodgers’ Manager Tom ahead of pitchers. but larger tnan what LOS ANGELES — Jim Valvano and Lasorda. In addition, it’s been re­ The solution is strange. Shrink the strike zone in Okj rulebook his wife, Pamela, visited Los Angeles ported that Valvano has a friendly the rulebook, call higher strikes in the games. umpires had ca'^ed Friday to discuss the vacant UCLA strike zone a strike be’O'e relationship with UCLA football If it sounds confusing, it is. No one is sure what the basketball coaching job with school coach Terry Donahue. effect will be, not even the umpires, who are trying officials. The Valvanos have three daughters to enforce the change in spring training. J "H e’s in town, apparently he and his — Nicole, a 19-year-old freshman at " It ’s second nature to us what a strike is,” said wife are out driving through neighbor­ N.C. State; Jamie, a 16-year-old high Joe Brinkman, an American League umpire for 16 BATTER'S ARMPIT A POINT MIDWAY hoods, looking around," UCLA Sports school student, and 8-year-old seasons. "Now, we’ll have to constantly think about BETWEEN TOP Information Director Marc Dellins Lee Ann. it." OF SHOULDER said at mid-afternoon. “ There hasn’t Valvano, who previously was head Raising the actual strike zone by a few inches AND BELT been any meeting yet. I assume it will coach at Iona, succeeded Norm Sloan could be the biggest batter-pitch adjustment in be late afternoon or early evening at N.C. State in 1980. After successive baseball since the mound was lowered after 1968. before one is held. winning seasons, he guided the Here’s what’s happening: 2 OR 3 IN. “ There hasn’t been any meeting Wolfpack through the West Regional ’The old rule defined the strike zone as between the ABOVE BELT yet, there hasn’t been any offer made, en route to the 1983 national cham­ batter’s armpits and the top of his knees. But in contrary to what some people might pionship. His teams made the final reality, anything above the belt was a ball, think." eight in 1985 and 1986. particularly in the low-ball National League. ’The UCLA job became vacant Since the championship ‘ season, ’The new rule brings back the letter-high strike. Wednesday when Walt Hazzard was Valvano has parlay^ his success into The upper limit will be the midpoint between the top fired by Chancellor Charles Young local television and radio commer­ of the shoulders and the top of the uniform pants; the after four years as coach. Hazzard cials, several books and even a line of lower limit remains at the knees. had a 77-47 record at UCLA, his alma sportswear. He also travels as a Technically, that is smaller than before. But the mater, including a 16-14 mark this TOP OP KNEES TOP OP KNEES motivational speaker, and has done 4 . idea is that umpires will call those high strikes. season. some broadcast work for NBC and The Los Angeles Herald-Examiner Hitters, who have seen home run totals go up to ^ ' " » CBS. record rates, are not thrilled at seeing the strike , OVER OVER reported Thursday that UCLA offi­ zone go up. too. HOME PLATE ^CME OLA^E cials had offered Valvano, 42, a Rumors of Valvano leaving N.C. "A il our lives we’ve bMh taught to lay off that il7 IN, W'CEi N, W CE five-year, $2.5 million contract. State are nothing new. After last high pitch. It’s a ball,” Wade Boggs carp ^ . "Now, The newspaper quoted sources as year’s first-round departure in the do we have to swing at it?” saying Valvano, North Carolina NCAA Tournament, he was touted as This season, Boggs and other batters do. State’s coach the past nine seasons, the new head coach of the New York The players’ union and owners have agreed to the was 90 percent certain he would Knicks of the NBA. But while he was change — along with tighter balk rules — for a accept the offer and would be in Los the popular choice in New York, he one-year test period. After the season, both sides Angeles Friday to work out details. remained in Raleigh, saying it was his Meanwhile. The Associated Press intent to stay at N.C. State. will review the results. Yet even if players don’t A P photo want to continue the aiterations, management can . * AP graphic was told by a school official that the Hazzard was UCLA’s fifth head salary figures being reported are coach since the legendary John implement them in 1989. NEW UCLA COACH? — North Carolina State basketball coach Pitchers are excited about the strike zone exaggerated. Wooden retired after leading the becoming a twilight zone up top. Their strikeouts THREE STRIKES ARE STILL AN OUT zone in baseball. The new zone is Valvano’s record at N.C. State is Bruins to their 10th NCAA champion­ Jim Valvano is close to signing on as the new head coach at are at an all-time high, but they are giving up runs at — This graphic illustrates the new strike ' smaller than the old official zone. 169-93. His career mark is 305-190 in 17 ship in 12 years following the 1975 UCLA. The job became vacant when Coach Walt Hazzard was an alarming pace. seasons. season. receently fired. Last year, 62 pitchers in the AL had earned run I’d gouptherebuti haven’tnotlced any difference*” called balls last year.” Brinkman said. "There were averages of over 6.00. Baltimore and Cleveland ’I^at’s because sometimes there isn’t any. about nine or 10 the next time." became the first AL teams with ERAs over 5.00 " I have not changed my strike zone at all," said Few batters have argued about high strikes in the since 1956. Bruce Froemming, an NL umpire for 18 years. ’T v e exhibition season, in contrast to the protests The NL, where scoring is about a half-run less always been accused of having a high strike zone, pitchers and managers have lodged about increased Edberg gains Sluman leads Greensboro because there is no designated hitter, is equally but the league felt, as a group, we weren’t calling the balks. porous. higher strike.” That might change come opening day. Bv Bob Green second-round lead in the $500,000 With higher strikes, those imbalanced numbers Brinkman’s zone has expanded. " It ’s still early in the spring." Brinkman said. berth in finais The Associated Press Dinah Shore tournament. could come down. " I ’ni calling it about a ball higher,” he said. “ It “ No one is saying much right now. Once the games Golf Roundup Alcott. who owns 26 career " I heard about It in the off-season and I liked it," doesn’t sound like much, but it is. This will be a count, it may noLbg that way.” ,,, DALLAS (AP) — Top-seeded Stefan Edberg GREENSBORO. N.C. - Jeff victories and was the Dinah Shore said Dwight Gooden, who has always enjoyed major adjustment." No one is sure, and no one .kppws whether the of Sweden Otftsteadied errand'Yannick Noah of Sluman set course and tourna­ champion in 1983. went to 7- a 15-foot putt with five feet of success with rising, chest-high fastballs. I ’ ’The first game I had behind the plate this spring, change will more closely align the strike zones in the France 6-2.'4-6,6-3,6-3 Friday night to advance ment records for 36 holes Friday under-par 137 midway through borrow (break) on No. 3 and thought this spring that if I got ahead in the count. I called about seven or eight strikes that I would’ve two leagues. to the all-European championship match in the and established a two-shot lead at the tournament. WCT Finals. the halfway point of the $1 million never looked back,” Lyle said. Alcott, who last won a tourna­ Edberg will play West Germany’s Boris Greater Greensboro Open Golf He scattered 10 “ 3‘s” across his ment in 1986. held a one-shot lead Becker in Saturday’s championship finals for Tournament. card and finished two rounds at on Colleen Walker, who had a the $200,000 first prize at Reunion Arena. “ I wasn’t thinking about it 131, well within striking distance career-low round of 65. Marta Mets appear to have best talent in NL East Becker ousted American Brad Gilbert 6-4, 6-2, much until it was over and then I of the lead. Figueras-Dotti of Spain, who had 6-1 Thursday night in the other semifinal. added it up and it was 65." " I was thinking about the the a 69, was another shot back. Sluman said. course record,” Lyle said. "Not ^ Rosie Jones, with al 67, and well to losing and didn’t react well to their 1986 World Series title were The rotation starts out healthy in Becker lost to Anders Jarryd in the 1986 WCT By Jim Donaghv The bogey-free, 7-under-par Sluman. I have two days to catch Debbie Massey, with a 68, were at hearing about it, either. shattered before the 1987 season even 1988 with Gooden^f;Darling, Ojeda. Finals title’ match. The Associated Press round, combined with an opening him." at 140. Strawberry missed two key games started. Fernandez and Agujjera. Despite all It will be’Edberg’s first trip to the finals after 64. left Sluman at 15-under-par It was another three strokes Jan Stephenson, a shot off the with St. Louis in late June because of a Gooden spent six weeks in drug the pitching problems last year, the twice losing here in the semifinals. NEW YORK - ’The New York Mets, 129 after two trips around the back to Donnie Hammond and lead after the first round, cold and teammates Lee Mazzilli and rehabilitation and reliever Roger Mets led their division in ERA (3.84) Noah has lost to Edberg all six times he has who spent many a hard day’s night Forest Oaks Country Club. Scott Hoch, tied at 134. Each had a matched par 72 at Mission Hills W ally Backman questioned his McDowell missed the first month and had 51 saves. met him. last season, are preparing for a That broke the course record of second-round 67. Country Club to remain within dedication. following hernia surgery. The bullpen had its problems , Edberg, 22, bom in Vastervik, Sweden but mystery tour in 1988. 132, set by Sandy Lyle of Scotland Ken Green, with a 67, and Bob striking distance at 3-under-par ' Manager Davey Johnson had a feud Before the season was over, star­ though, going 5-11 inextra innings and now a resident of London, lost only six points on The Mets have heard all spring they in 1985, and the tournament Murphy, with a 66. followed at 141. in September with General Manager ters Bob Ojeda, Sid Fernandez and lost six times when taking the lead his service in a 30-minute first set. have the best talent and should win the record of 131, set by George 135. Muffin Spencer-Devlip, the Frank Cashen over a contract Rick Aguilera all spent time on the into the ninth inning. The 27-year-old Noah’s first service betrayed National League East. Archer at Sedgefield in 1967. Sluman, 30, won $335,590 last first day’s leader with a 68, dispute. disabled list. him and he lost serve in the sixth and eighth .’They have had a successful exhibi­ Left-hander Jesse Orosco was un­ Sluman’s 36-hole score also season, but has yet to collect his struggled to a second-round 76 "Last yearwas a demoralizing year ’The Mets counted heavily on Ron games as the acrobatic Edberg consistently tion season and everyone is healthy. happy with his backup role to matched the low on the PGA Tour first Tour title. and was at 144. all the way around,” catcher Gary Darling to pick up the slack, but after found the comers with his returns. Set point The pitching is the best in baseball McDowell and was traded. Hard- this year, set by Chip Beck on a Distracted. Sluman backed Defending champion Betsy Carter said. “ Yes, we did end up with winning his first two games, he went came as Noah dumped an easy volley into the and they have power and speed. throwing Randy Myers will take his par-71 course in the Phoenix away from the putt, regrouped, King had a second-round 70 after 92 wins, we actually had a successful 14 starts without a victory. net. So what’s the problem? spot. Open. then missed it. He lost on the next an opening 77; Nancy Lopez season. But all the injuries and all the At one point the Mets had a rotation Noah, born in Sedan, France but now The Mets may be the most closely The Mets also slipped last year But even those heroics were not playoff hole. moved into contention with a 69 adversity as a team, and all the hoopla of Darling, Terry Leach. Jeff Innls residing in New York City, steadied his service scrutinized team since the New York because of subpar seasons from first enough to shake his old neinesis, "You work 20 years to get in after a 74; and AyakoOkamotoof of the negativity that was going on ... and Tom Edens. to fight back and take the second set after Yankees of the late 1970s. baseman Keith Hernandez, 34, and Lyle, a former winner of this title Japan, the leading money-winner we just didn’t need all that." ’The decimated pitching staff — and breaking Edberg in the ninth game with a When Dwight Gooden has a bad Carter, 33. and the 1985 British Open cham­ last year and atop the ladder this Some of the "negativity" resur­ lackadaisical play in general — led to backhand winner. Edberg fought off three set Alcott in front spring outing it’s headlines. When pion. He put together a 9-under- year, also was at 143 with a faced in March when Strawberry a 10-game deficit to St. Louis in July. Carter’s average dropped to .235 as points before Noah held service in the deciding Darryl Strawberry squawks it’s na­ par 63, one better than the course RANCHO MIRAGE, Calif. second-round 72. criticized some teammates and John­ The Mets cut the Cards’ lead to 1>A he battled a season of various injuries. 10th game. tional news. When St. Louis shortstop record set by Tom Purtzer in 1980 (AP) — Amy Alcott, trying to end The winner of the Dinah Shore, son in Esquire magazine. games in September but were played Known as a clutch hitter. Carter Ottle Smith speaks, it’s about the Edberg was down love-40 on his own service and tied by Lyle in 1986. the longest victory drought of her the richest of the LPG A’s four What’s next? only .500 ball down the stretch with a batted IS times with the bases loaded Mets. but rallied to win the seventh game. “ I holed a bunker shot of fully 25 LPGA career, crafted a 6-under- major tournaments, will collect ’The Mets’ chances of defending healthy team. and had only one hit — a homer. Last season, the Mets didn’t react yards for eagle on No. 2 and made par 66 Friday to take the $80,000. The Battle of Dannys for Kansas and Duke

Bv John Nelson and all that,” Krzyzewski said. “ But The Associated Press he was even better than I thought, Burr, Detroit quicker, bigger, more agile. He’s as KANSAS CITY, Mo. — In the end. it good a player as we’ve seen in my comes down to the two Dannys — years at Duke.... I don’t think Ferry is as it heads into ’88 season Manning and Ferry. clip the Leafs as good as Manning. Manning is Both are the sons of former unique.” professional basketball players. Both Not only do Manning and Ferry both lead their teams. And they will be on have basketball fathers, they also DETROIT (AP) — Sh^wn Burr scored two the court at the same time — Manning both grew to be 6-foot-lO, and they goals Friday night to lead the Detroit Red for Kansas and Ferry for Duke — as both are veterans of their teams’ 1986 Wings to a 7-3 NHL victory over Toronto, Bv Jim Tierney the teams meet Saturday in the NCAA Final Four appearances. In Duke’s extending the Maple Leafs’ losing streak to Manchester Herald Final Four, 4 man-to-man defense. Ferry will eight games and jolting their playoff hopes. " I just want to concentrate on what guard Manning most of the time. ’The Maple Leafs, 1-14 in their last 15 games Cheney Tech baseball coach I have to do," Manning said, “ and I Manning, whose father Ed is an and losers of 11 straight on the road, entered Bill Baccaro hopes that the adage think Danny’s the same way. There’s assistant at Kansas and a former play trailing Minnesota by one point for the saying, “ pitching is 80 percent of the game.” holds true for his club a lot of mutual respect, but the main player in the. American Basketball Norris Division’s final playoff spot. Minnesota thing is to win the game.” as it prepares for its 1988 season Association, averaged 24.6 points for played later at Vancouver needing a victory to W home opener Friday at 3:30 p.m. Fifth-ranked Duke takes one of the Kansas. 25-11, this season. Manning, a make the playoffs and eliminate Toronto. i against Prince Tech. nation’s finest defenses into its senior, was called upon to take up Burr opened the scoring for Detroit 21 The Beavers return seven national semifinal against unranked much of the slack when toe Jayhawks seconds into the game, picking up the puck starters from last year’s 12-9 and underdog Kansas at 5:30 p.m. lost two starters — Archie Marshall to behind the Toronto net and banging a shot off club. Cheney, however, has only EST. The Duke-Kansas game will ^ injury and Marvin Branch to aca­ the stick and through the skates of goalie Ken 13 players on its entire squad. followed by a semifinal between No. 2 demic ineligibility — for most of the Wregget. Arizona and fourth-ranked Okla­ season. After Gerard Gallant scored his 34th goal at Pitching will be Cheney’s strong suit with senior right-handers Pat homa, with the title game scheduled Ferry, whose father Bob played in 2:55 to make it 2-0, Burr got his second of the Maguire, Glenn Parent. Jim for Monday night. the NBA and currently is general game and 17th of the season, again picking up .IJ “ One reason we’ve been successful the puck along toe boards and skating Krone and Junior right-hander manager of the Washington Bullets, Jeff Allen all back. is we know defense is our trade­ averaged 19.1 points for the Blue uncontested in front of the net before boilncing “ Obviously, we’re counting on mark,” Duke’s defensive specialist. Devils, 28-6. F e n y is a junior. a shot off Wregget. Billy King, said. Toronto cut the lead to 3-1 on a goal by Greg the pitching.” Haccaro said. “ I "F o r such a big kid, Danny Ferry is think we have as good a pitching Duke has yet to win a national a great passer,” Kansas coach Larry Terrion with 3:10 remaining in the opening championship, although this is its period but the Red Wings scored twice in the staff as anyone. We’re very thin Brown said. "H e’s capable of han­ on experience. We have to im­ sixth trip to the Pinal Four. Kansas, in dling the ball and creating hik own second period. Rick Zombo got his third of the its eighth Final Four, won its only season two minutes into the period and Adam prove with our hitting and de­ shots. If you dopble team him — like fense.” Especially with the lean national title in 1052 under coach Phog you can with some good big men — he Oates added his 14th on a power play with 1:22 Allen. remaining. Beaver bench. Baccaro knows can find the open man. He also has a * photo most of his players will have to be Although Duke is from the Atlantic tremendous knack for drawing fouls, The Maple Leafs trimmed the lead to 5-3 with Coast conference and Kansas from 5:16 gone in the final period on goals by Tom able to plajB two or three both offensive atid defensive, and that DANNY MANNING — The University of Kansas’ Danny positions. the Big Eight, they are no strangers to creates tremendous problems. ... Fergus and Borje Salming but Brent Ashton each other. The two teams met last Manning (25) is ready for his confrontation with Duke’s Danny and Lee Norwood scored for Detroit as the Red “ Depending on who’s pitching, "But,” adds Brown, "Duke is not Ferry in today’s NCAA semifinal at the Kemper Arena in Kansas every other position will February with Duke winning 74-70 just a team made up of Danny Ferry Wings regained control midway through the period. change,” he said. “ It’ll be like a after trailing by six points in over­ and a bunch of other guys. To beat City, Mo. The winner wili advance to Monday night’s time. They also played each other in championship game. Chinese fire drill.” them, we have to play our best game Maguire, the hard-throwing the 1986 national semifinal, Duke of the year.” winning 71-67 before losing 72-69 to right-hander, is the Beaver's No. Manning had only four points before King, who held Temple freshman With Lawrence only about 35 miles 1 pitcher and wasamember of the Louisville i n t ^ championship game. fouling out against Duke in the 1986 as Mark Macon to 6-for-29 shooting on “ I think Rnelps both teams that we from Kansas City, Kansas could enjoy successful Manchester Legion a sophomore. He had 31 points against Duke’s East Regional victory over the Pats sign Tipi^tt have played each other,” Duke coach a sort of homecourt advantage. In team last summer. "W e're ex­ Duke this year as Kansas built a 23-8 top-ranked Owls, may get some time Mike Krzyzewski said. "You can fact. Kemper Arena was so jammed pecting a big year from Pat,” CHENEY LEADER — Bill Baccaro begins hla sixth year lead only to be taken into overtime. against Manning, but he is four inches with Kansas fans for Friday’s wor­ Baccaro said. Maguire was 3-4 as Cheney Tech's baseball coach this spring. The watch tapes and listen to scouting “ That game gave us confidence shorter. FOXBORO, Mass. (AP) — The New England reports, but until you’ve actually kout that people had to be turned Patriots signed free agent linebacker Andre Tippett last season. " ’That (Maguire’s Beavers open their season Friday at home against because we won,” King said. “ But it King said he only guarded Manning guarded the man, you don’t realize away. And, when Duke came onto the to a six-year contract for undisclosed terms Friday record) is a little misleading. In Cheney Tech. gives them motivation. ... We know for one play in the February game, his last 47 2/3 innings pitched, he how big or quick he is. floor for its practice, it was booed. night after a seven-hour negotiating session at Kansas is not a one-man team. They “ and he missed that shot. had 58 strikeouts.” Maguire will “ I was amazed by Danny Manning. “ That’s probably the first time any Sullivan Stadium. do have some great players around “ So, I guess that helped my play shortstop when he’s not not I knew he was good, an All-American team’s been booed at a workout for the Sauer, who wilt also help out with “ The league (Charter Oak Con­ Manning.” confidence,” King said. “ This was a vejy important signing for us. Andre, on the mound. FiMHkPdur,” Ferryssid. the catching duties, hit .290 as a ference) looks pretty balanced I ■'itjT!' ■! no without question, is one of the premier players in the Parent was 3-2 a year ago and,-^ sophomore. Junior Rich Assid certainly don’t think the state league. It was very important that we get him under was also the club’s leading hitter, and Krone will fill in the outfield tournament is out of reach ” a lengthy contract.” said General Manager Patrick swinging a .406 stick. Parent will slots. Schedule: April 8 Prince Tech Wildcats, Sooners are ready for Sullivan. also see action at shortstop when meet Other key personnel for the H. 12 Bacon Academy A, 13 East he’s not pitching. Krone was the 'T m very happy the deal is done: I’m glad I ’m Beavers are juniors Marc Morin Hampton H, 15 VInal Tech A. 18 Bv Jim O'Connell No. 1 reliever last season and will That means fast and it means a style dictated by enters the Final Four with a record of 35-2^ going to continue to play with my Patriot (second base/outfield). Bob Bid- Somers A. 20. Rocky Hill A 22 The Associated Press also occupy the second or third the pressure defense Oklahoma.is known for. Oklahoma won both titles in the Big Eight and is teammates.” Tippett said. “ I ’m pleased with well (first base/outfield. and Portland H (11 a m ). 26 RHAM base slots. Allen recorded a "It seems to be a system where the players decide 34-3. everything concerning the contract — the length Todd Rose (outfield). Freshman H. 27 Cromwell. 29 Coventry H. shutout in his last outing of the KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Get some rest and make when to trap and they’re allowed to use judgment, ’ ’ and the amount of money.” Scott Croft has the inside track at May 4 Bacon Academy H 6 Oklahoma averaged 104 points per game. Arizona 1987 campaign. sure the scoreboard lights are all working. Arizona guard Craig McMillan said. “ We have to the hot comer while juniors Vinal Tech H. 10 East Hampton A averaged 85.3 while shooting 55 percent from the The San Francisco 49ers had investigated making Senior Mike Main most likely Second-ranked Arizona and No. 4 Oklahoma meet come meet the ball and keep the court balanced.” field. , Marco Roy and Ray Neneses will II Somers H. 13 Rocky Hill H 17 Saturday night in the second NCAA semifinal game an offer to Tippett, a deal reportedly valued at $4.55 will be behind the plate while be keys off the bench The Sooners forced an average of 24 turnovers per Many feel the Arizona-Oklahoma game will be the Portland A. 18 Prince Tech A, 20 and things won’t change much for the teams from million over five years. junior Don Sauer, who led the “ We can’t afford to have any game while Arizona committed just 12.3. one that decides the national champion, the RHAM A, 23 Cromwell A, 25 the regular season. “ San Francisco never did make him an offer." team with 12 extra base hits last injuries.” Baccaro explained Coventry A “ I think they are an outstanding defensive team.” Duke-Kansas winner notwithstanding. When asked Friday what we might expect for a said team spokesman Jim Greenidge. year, will patrol center field "W e have a dedicated corps Games not noted 3:30 p m Olson said. "There is great structure to their press. “ There are two outstanding teams in our game final score, Arizona Coach Lute Olson responded: They harass everything coming inbounds and trap and two outstanding teams in the other game,” The negotiating session did include input from " I f he doesn’t hold it. about 124-122.” HI when it’s inbounds.” Tubbs said. “ We always think the team we’re Paul Fireman, chairman and chief executive If the “ he” Olson was referring to was Oklahoma Ricky Grace, who along with Mookie Blaylock playing and the Sooners are toe two best teams in officer of the Reebok International footwear Coach Billy Tubbs, there isn’t much chance of that Hawks clinch playoff berth comprises the quick backcourt that has accounted the country. And that’s all we care about.” company who signed a tentative agreement happening. for 241 of the Sooners’ 465 steals, was asked if Will Arizona look to slow it down as Villanova did Thursday to buy the debt-ridden Patriots from Billy “ We used that offense once this year and very Sullivan. Greenidge said. Continued from page 48 ley had 20 poinu and 10 rebounds Arizona would be the team that could best handle in its near-upset of Oklahoma in the Southeast The victory moved the Bullets effectively.” the coach of the second-highest and Gminski 19 poinu for Phila­ the Oklahoma press. Regional championship game? “ Patrick had several telephone conversations during an 8-1 Atlanta spurt and to within a half-game of Philadel scoring team in the nation said Friday. "W e held it delphia. which had Ha three- “ You can’t tell that until the game starts,” Grace “ We’ve played 37 games and we’re not about to with him to seek his advice as well ns to make him his two free throws with 2:13 phia in the race for the final once for 36 seconds one time near the end of a game. game winning streak snapped said. “ On paper they don’t make many turnovers change everything we’re doing,” Olson said. "Steve aware of how things were going” the spokesman remaining gave Atlanta a 100-90 Eastern Conference playoff You don’t have to worry about us doing that.” and I think that’s a challenge for us and we like Kerr knows and understands game tempo and as said advantage Bu m IIS , Mavwlcks 103 berth The Sixers lost lOS-93 to Both teams have faced different styles on their Atlanta Friday night challenges. If that’s true, we have to force the soon as he tells me to slow things down we’ll do what The Hawks never trailed in the LANDOVER. Md (AP> — roads to the Final Four and neither seemed worried Alan Nero of Chicago, who represented Tippett intensity a little higher and force them into playing Steve tells us to do.” game and built their biggest lead Moses Malone scored 13 of bis 27 Jeff Malone scored 13 of bis 23 about what the opposition will do. was also at the negotiating session, Greenidge said our type of game and we’ll see if they like to play the Kerr tipped his hand to how he felt the tempo 72-58. on a jump shot by Glenn poinu in the fourth qtarter. and poinu in the first half as the "W e’ve played against every type of team this way we like to play.” should go. ■The 6-foot-3, 241-pound Tippett, a graduate of the Rivers with 3; 11 left in the third Bernard King added 11 of bis M in Bulleu boiH a S6-4S lead He season, slowdown, methodical and the fast ones,” There’s no arguing the success of the two “ I don’t feel we’ll play the same way Villanova University of Iowa, just completed his sixth year In quarter. the same period Friday night as added 19 more in the third period Arizona All-American forward Sean Elliott said. the pros. Greenidge said. Rivers added 19 poinu and 10 the Waalagton jBaflcu banded programs this season. Arizona won the Pac-10 did,” Kerr said. '"That won’t be the way we play. helping Washington hold off a "W e’ll play at any tempo they want to play at.” He was second in the N FL In sacks last year with assists and Clift Levingston 12 for the Dallas Maweriefca their thirt regular-season and tournament championships and We’re not looking to stall by any means.” Dallas comeback that Hooed the 12‘/4. His contract ended Feb, I. the Hawks, while Chartea Bark­ conaeculi sF defeat. 110-108 ' gap to $$■$! after three qnarters Monday, /

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in Duke-Kansas tilt Manchestei may be one hospitals and — see page 46 ters to becon SPORTS health crises network, saic The hospita facilities th health servic that also maj treatment fa beendetermi) of three p across the st: CELTICS SLOW PISTONS by the Depf Health in tl Stephen H chairman of partment of I NBA Roanidiip Holtzman I committee wl BOSTON (AP) - Larry Bird ing for the I scored 32 points and Kevin bring the net McHaie added 29 Friday night as The network \ Boston defeated Detroit 12M10, gency. outre the Celtics’ 21st consecutive tional living victory over the Pistons at Boston other things Garden since 1982. mental healt The victory gave the Celtics a man said. four-ganne lead in the battle The “ trans between the two teanns for the ties” will proi Eastern Conference title, which not need to gives the winner the homecourt hospital’s psj advantage in the conference a place to be ( playoffs. shorter time Bird and McHale had 11 re­ hospital stay, bounds apiece in the game, which months, he sa saw the lead change hands 17 It has not t times in the first three quarters. each portion After Rick Mahorn scored four be placed. Ho of his 18 points to tie the game at The commit 76-all with 4:40 left in the third representati\ period. Bird came back with five health faciliti straight, and the Celtics never Chester. Sou trailed again. Boston had a 93-85 Hartford. ( lead going into the final period. Rocky Hill a Vinnie Johnson scored eight Genesis Cent points as the Pistons rallied, and the Inter­ cutting the deficit to 103-100 with health group 4:30 remaining. said. . A 3-point play by McHale, The commii 'jumpers by Dennis Johnson and proposal rear Bird and a three-point play by he said. If ap Robert Parish then sealed the department, a outcome. the participa Danny Ainge sank three 3- network coul pointers in the game to finish with sometime ne 19 points. Bill Laimbeer led said. Detroit with 22 points, and Isiah No new f; Thomas had 15 points and 10 needed for th( assists. staff would 1 participating Ray Gorm Hawks 105, Tters 93 gional direct( PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Do­ velopment for minique Wilkins scored 28 points, Mental Healt including six late in the game, as been decided 1 the Atlanta Hawks clinched an be appropria NBA playoff berth with a 105-93 decision is ma victory over the i Philadelphia O'Neill’s 1988- 76ers Friday night. About 1.200 The victory was the fourth .served by a s straight for the Hawks although vention cente they made only 12 free throws man said. compared to Philadelphia’s 28. Besides Ha Atlanta had 15 free-throw at- five other inte temptes and the 76ers 45, the state, sa Atlanta led 85-73 on a jumper by chief of comn CO John Battle with 9:24 to play, but mental health Philadelphia rallied behind Ge­ bury. Bridge] rald and David Henderson, and a i hook shot by Mike Gminksi cut Pie AP photo the deficit to 92-89 with 4:28 left. Wilkins then scored six points BIQ CHIEF — Boston’s Robert Parish looms over night at Boston Garden. The Celtics turned back Detroit’s John ^lley in their NBA game Friday the Pistons, 121-110. ’Tam to page 47 Tes