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Manchester, Conn. Cloudy tonight; Monday, Feb. 27, 1984 snow Tuesday Single copy: 254 — See page 2 iJIaurkat^r Unnlh Moslems take P&W plans 370 layoffs 2 U.S. positions; -iS i EAST HARTFORD - The Pratt & Whitney Aircraft Group said today it plans to lay off about 370 non-production employees on March 2. The employees, who work primarily in the war continues Manufacturing Division and group staff, will be notified of the layoffs today, the company said in a 7 By Hugh Pope had sent one of his envoys to north news release. United Press International Lebanon to meet opposition leaders In addition to the layoffs, the company said it will Suleiman Franjiah and Rashid recall about 200 production workers and transfer 150 BEIRUT, Lebanon — Soldiers loyal Karami. other employees to production jobs. Another 60 to Christian President Amin Gemayel In Paris, the 10 European Common employees, who otherwise would have been laid o ff,' clashed with Syrian-backed Moslem Market nations backed a French are expected to be placed in other Pratt & Whitney militiamen in Beirut and in the hilts proposal before the U.N. Security divisions, the company said. outside the capital today. At least 15 Council to send a U.N. peacekeeping The company said the adjustments in its work force people were injured by shellfire, police force to Beirut, conference officials "were required to meet current schedule said. said. requirements." The fighting came a day after U.S. The proposal was in line with an idea Company officials were not available to elaborate. Marine peace-keepers abandoned their presented by Israeli Prime Minister However, the company did say the shuffling of its bunkers - at the Beirut airport. The Yitzhak Shamir to the ministers in work force did not result from the recent decision by positions were immediately taken over Brussels a week ago. Shamir suggested the Air Force to award 75 percent of a lucrative jet by the Lebanese army's renegade 6th the U.N. force in southern Lebanon be engine contract to General Eelectric Co, Brigade — a mainly Moslem unit that moved to the Beirut area to establish a The contract was for the production of jet engines refused to fight three weeks ago for the buffer zone between rival Christian and for the F-15 and F-16 fighters, both of which are now U.S.-backed government against Mos­ Moslem militias, on condition they powered by the Pratt & Whitney F-lOO engine. lem rebels. accept a truce. The Air Force had experienced performance Moslem militiamen guarded the The U.N. force could play a similar problems with the F-lOO engine and was upset by entrance to the base where the Marines role between Syrian and-Israeli troops allegations that Pratt & Whitney had charged too were stationed for more than 17 in Lebanon, Shamir suggested. much for spare parts. months. The Americans were airlifted Today's fighting, while intermittent, The Air Force said the rival GE F-110 engine was to 6th Fleet ships off the coast of involved artillery, mortar and tank fire lower in overall costs and ensured more competition Lebanon. in the mountains and rocket grenades in the procurement of spare parts. Military sources said an American and heavy machine guns in downtown Pratt & Whitney President Arthur E. Wegner said priest and a French peace-keeping Beirut. that the effect of the loss of the contract on the soldier were killed in heavy shelling in In the city’s southern suburbs and company’s employment levels will not be known for the capital Sunday. mountains overlooking the capital, some time. "Our best assessment now, however, is that overall F In Washington, the Pentagon and the similar clashes continued through State Department said they were Sunday night and early today. employment levels in the Manufacturing Division will aware of reports of an American being Private radio stations in the Chris­ be largely unchanged through the rest of 1984," he killed but bad no further details. tian and Moslem halves of the city said. The radio of the Christian Phalangist today warned residents to "be careful The company said it is making an effort to find jobs militia said shrapnel from artillery and and take all the necessary tor those workers who will be laid off. Both salaried . mortar fire killed the Rev. James precautions." employees and hourly employees with three or more Michael Finnigan and wounded three Two shells crashed outside a rightist years of service will- receive severance pay Lebanese, There was no immediate Christian Phalangist party office in the Herald photo by Tarquinio determined by the length of their employment, the information available on Finnigan’s east Beirut neighborhood of .Furn el company said. E Charles Blanchard of Coventry examines a stone unearthed by hometown and order. Chebak, wounding two civilians. Today’s skirmishes coincided with Other shells in the same vicinity workers from the town when they came in to remove gravel. With newspaper reports of an imminent wounded another 13 civilians, and the help of the Coventry Conservation Commission, he hopes to breakthrough in Saudi Arabian-led ‘ 'several other people were wounded on stop quarrying on this land, “at least until a proper and correct Chernenko grabs peace efforts to end the fighting. the other (Moslem) side of the city survey can be made." The Beirut newspaper An Nahar said center front,” a police official said. Gemayel had “ finally taken a decisiolii The departure of the American military powers to abrogate” the May 17 troop withdra­ contingent in the multi-national force, wal agreement with Israel and that his which followed the evacuation of the B decision would be conveyed to Syria British and Italian contingents, left MOSCOW (UPI) — Konstantin Chernenko, who later today. only the French contingent in Beirut. Amateur archaeologist became Communist Party chief just two weeks ago, Government sources, while not com­ The French suffered their 87th casualty has been named commander-in-chief of the Soviet menting on the report, said Gemayel late Sunday. military in a consolidation of his power, a Western diplomat said today. battles with Coventry The appointment gives Chernenko two of the three top positions in the Soviet leadership opened up by the By Tracy L. Geoghegan the town may be forced to do more than death of Yuri Andropov, leaving just the largely West Hartford arsonist Herald Reporter just move its quarrying operations. ceremonial presidency vacant. Current plans call for the construc­ The Western diplomat said Marshal Nikolai COVENTRY — Six years ago, tion of a sewage treatment plant on the Ogarkov referred to Chernenko as chairman of the gets 5 years’ probation Charles Blanchard found an arro­ same parcel of land. So when the Defense Council at a reception to celebrate armed whead in his garden and his passion for Conservation Commission — avowed forces day last Thursday. archaeology was sparked. opponents of the sewer project — got The diplomat said he did not know how or when the HARTFORD (UPI) - Barry Dov for Schuss, described by supporters as He began poking around the fields wind of Blanchard’s finds, they were defense title was given to Chernenko, who was Schuss, the teenager charged with a “ deeply religious person” and "a and woods near his Main Street house, quick to rally behind his efforts. unamimously elected Communist Party general setting four fires last summer in West bright boy who is obviously now ill.” and unearthed axes, jewelery and "No treatment plant should go in secretary Feb. 13, four days after Yuri Andropov’s Hartford’s Jewish community, today Schuss read from a typewritten other tools he believes are the remains there at least until the dig is complete, ’ ’ death. was sentenced to five years probation statement, telling the court, "I want of a prehistoric society which could said Daniel Manley, chairman of the "It’s been kept a secret, but it seems that Ogarkov and ordered to undergo psychiatric you to know how sorry I am. Please date as far back as 2000 B.C. Conservation Commission. definitely wanted us to know that Chernenko was head treatment. allow me to stay under psychiatric The amateur archaeologist now finds of the defense council," the diplomat said. Superior Court Judge John Brennan treatment.” himself battling the Town of Coventry BLANCHARD, a professional musi- He said the position of commander in chief was spared the West Hartford youth a jail His father. Jack, told Brennan, "We in an effort to protect land he says is almost always held simultaneously by the president. term after listening to the pleas of still find it hard to believe what has especially rich with artifacts of archae- Andropov assumed the commander in chief mantle Schuss' family, supporters and his happened. Barry fell ill to a disease ^ Please turn to page 10 logical significance. by May of last year, six months after being named attorney, John F. Droney, for leniency. that August and he still is sick. secretary general. In June, he was named president, Schuss, a 17-year-old son in a family . "He’s only 17,” his father said. THE LAND, unfortunately for Blan­ consolidating the top three positions of Soviet of devout Orthodoz Jews, admitted "There’s still time to treat him. We all chard, is owned by the town, and is leadership. setting fires in August and September want to make sure Barry will never be 2 quarried for gravel periodically. "The Inside Today "How or when that (the presidency) will happen is at two West Hartford synagogues and a threat to society again. Please allow town has gone in and ripped up some difficult to know," the diplomat said. S f. tbe homes of Rabbi Solomon Krupka, him to receive medical treatment.” really great stuff in their ignorance,” 20 pages, 2 sections Chernenko today pledged to implement the leader of one of the synagogues, and Brennan imposed concurrent senten­ Blanchard said. economic and social programs drawn up by the party state Rep. Joan R. Kemler, D-West ces of seven years each for the arson A dvice...... 17 Lottery ...... 2 during the Leonid Brezhnev era. fires at the Young Israel of West “ All I’m asking is that it be properly Area towns ...... 5 Obituaries ...... 10 Hartford, who is Jewish. His promise to follow the parly line was made in a Hartford Synagogue and the Emanuel and correctly surveyed before they do Business...... 18 Opinion...... 6 Droney told Brennan that to place message of “ cordial gratitude” to all party and Synagogue. He imposed 14-year sent­ any more damage,” he said. Classified...... 18-19 Peopletalk ...... 2 Schuss in prison "would be virtually a Comics...... 6 Sports...... 11-14 government bodies- and foreign dignitaries who ences for fires set at the homes of If the importance of Blanchard’s death sentence.” Entertainment ...17 Television...... 8 congratulated him on his election Feb. 13 to the post of Krupka and Mrs. Kemler. findings is substantiated by a profes­ “ We are aware of the defendant's Communist Party general secretary. 7 sional archaelogical survey, however. suicidal tendencies,” Droney said. "He The fires at the synagogues were probably would not survive the first filed as third-degree arson because no day in prison. The facts cry out for one was inside the buildings at the time. suspension of the sentence and The charges of second-degree arson probation.” were imposed because people were Officials urge calm about EDB in wells Two rabbis also appeared and spoke inside the two homes. HARTFORD (UPI) - State health because it was unlikely anyone but a positive finding and draw a circle and go as officials have urged residents of Connecti­ licensed applyer would have used it. far as necessary to find the contamina­ Forecasters expect snow cut’s tobacco-growing region not to worry Galbraith said he was surprised at the tion,” Hitchcock said. as they continue to search for wells EDB levels found in several drinking water A public meeting was scheduled for 7:30 BOSTON (UPI) — New Englanders seasonal for February. Normally contaminated by the cancer-causing pesti­ wells, because tobacco farmers used much p.m. Monday in East Windsor Town Hall to cide ethylene dibromide. are used to this sort of thing, but temperatures in February range from less of the chemical than Florida citrus answer questions about EDB. another abrupt change in the weather a high of 37 to a low of 23 in Boston.” Tbe chemical, used as a fumigant on farmers. Galbraith said charcoal filter systems tobacco fields until last spring, has been “ We just didn’t want to take any chances. attached to a house’s main water supply today may be a bit much: the recent February Was warmer than usual hint of spring was expected to give way found in higher than acceptable levels in We didn’t expect to find EDB,” Galbraith pipe are the best way to protect against though because of upper level jet seven wells, including one used by 32 East said. contaminated water, but he did not to a blast of snow, sleet and rain. stream winds from the southwest. "If The National Weather Service pre­ Windsor families. Unacceptable levels were found in three recommend using faucet filters. you’re a warm weather freak and can’t wells in Enfield, one in Somers not used for dicted an overnight change to cloudy Peter D. Galbraith, director of communi­ wait for winter to end it was very drinking water and two in South Glaston­ In East Granby, 11 homeowners whose conditions with snow beginning late cable diseases for the state Department of favorable, although ski areas might bury. Others were tested in East Windsor, wells are contamined by the chemical through much of the region, changing Health, said the search for EDB began argue,” he said. Windsor, West Suffield and Portland. trichloroethylene have asked the town’s to rain and possible flooding in some three weeks ago with department records Residents with contaminated wells were Board of Tax Review for a 75 percent areas. Smallis said the typical changes in that showed the names of people in the state advised not to drink or cook with their reduction in their property tax for fiscal Some commuters hoping moderating New England weather occur because who sold or applied the pesticide. 1983. temperatures were a harbinger of the region is is an exit point for water, but Stephen W. Hitchcock, head of warmer times had been caught un­ migratory winds and weather patterns "Those good records allowed us to the hazardous waste unit of the state Another nine homowners whose wells aware in less-ihan-layered clothing from all over the United States. contact the two applicators and we went out Department of Environmental Protection, may be next to be polluted asked for a 25 today. Forecasters said the weather He described it as “ a zone of and identified which tobacco fields it was advised residents "there is no need to percent reduction. Tuesday could be nasty with a mix of discontinuity between two air used on,” Galbraith said. "Most other panic." David B. Losee, an attorney representing precipitation. masses.” New Englanders anticipat­ states haven’t started looking extensively. ’ ’ "All we’ve found now is in these wells. the homeowners, said the contamination NWS meterologist Chris Smallis said ing cold air and snow might descrite it He said contamination may be limited to Now that the DEP has made the initial has left the property with value only "as a the temperatures in the 30s are "more differently. 30 sites identified by the applicators. findings, what we’ll do is go back with every basic shelter.” MANCHESTER HERALD. Momliiy. Kfb 27. 1984 - 3 t - MANCHESTER HERALD, Monduv. Feb. 27, 1984 *lt’s nice in between doctors’ visits’ Every registered Democrat and Independent Is reached Manchester Campaigning in New Hampshire takes many forms In Health clinics welcomed by elderly just come out with something This year, $19,418 was appropriated for and reassuring words are starting By Kathy Garmus reaching out and getting to the supporters are getting tired of the Fire being investigated the clinic program, although an addi­ By Ruth Youngblood primary. to pale in impact. Barbara Daley, different. Herald Reporter people." paper avalanche and increasing Noting the similarities in the tional $3,864 was received in donations United Press International She knows the worst is yet to wifii her infant son in tow, smiled A fire that broke out Friday night in Edward S. " I was sitting at home trying to rings, those in charge of luring presidential aspirants far out­ from flu shot clinics. By the end of come. and confirmed she certainly would Jaworski’s garage at 83 Pitkin St. remains under Albert Gardner, 80, sat at a table in watch the ice-dancing on the voters to Glenn are relying “ on a weigh the differences. Ms. Rat-' January, $11,529 had been spent, Mrs. CONCORD, N.H. — E ve^ time With the crucial primary loom­ vote in response to Glenn's investigation today, town fire officials said. the community room at Mayfair Olympics," said one aggravated littie bit of everything,” said ferty summarized the impact of all; Cannon said. Tina Chandler is about to sit down ing Tuesday, campaign coordina­ No one was injured in the blaze. Firefighters Gardens and roiled up his right shirt campaign spokesman Bill Bratton. question. As of Jan. 31,46 screening clinics and (or dinner, the onslaught of tele­ tors for every candidate plan to woman. "The phone rang five the candidates as. “ dull." extinguished the flames and secured the scene sleeve while nurse Sheila Frawley In the wake of Ohio U.S. After the candidate and media 12 health promotion clinics had been phone calls on behalf of the swamp the 267,369 Democrats and times from different presidential ■■I’m afraid 1 11 make iip my within an hour, officials said. wrapped a blood pressure cuff around senator's disappointing perfor­ entourage left the depressed New conducted, Mrs. Cannon said. A total of Democratic presidential candi­ independents in a flood of litera­ campaigns. I'm voting against the mind the morning of the prim ary,” Fire damage was limited to a small section of his arm. The two chatted good- mance in Iowa, Bratton is counting Hampshire town of Claremont, 467 clients have been seen so far. she dates begins. ture, torrent of phone calls, hand­ next guy who calls m e." she said. " I wouldn’t feel right if I ; the garage wall but there was smoke damage to naturedly as Mrs. Frawley checked his on the candidate'sWesence along Mrs. Daley said, " I t ’s nice that he said. •'It's getting to the point where I shakes and heartening words from It's not just the calls that are didn’t vote.” ' Jaworski’s adjacent house, officials said. The fire blood pressure. with that oI/Mrs. Annie Glenn as got out here, but a handshake In the previous year. 325 clients were think I'll tell my husband to say the presidential hopefuls and per­ becoming irksome. Jubilant backers of Sen. Gary: started in a rubbish container inside the garage. The sequence was repeated a the biggest vote booster. doesn't mean my vote. I’m inter­ seen, Mrs. Cannon said. I'm not at home," the retired sonal visits from workers whe­ " I f ? the littering I can't stand,” Hart, C-Colo., figure their man is The cause has not been determined. number of times within the hour, as “ There's such a large chunk of ested in what they say and am woman said. never possible. said Richard Perron, proprietor of the answer to the anguish of voters senior citizens turned out for one of the undecided voters." Bratton said. frankly tom between Glenn and THE CLINICS ARE PLANNED on a Mrs. Chandler is among the most Even organizers behind Demo­ a flower shop in Concord, "and like Ms. Rafferty. Bouyed by Firm wants to expand town Health Department’s clinics lor John Glenn has been littering the "W e’ll be dispersing leaflets state­ Mondale." monthly basis, so the total number of sought after voters in New Hamp­ cratic frontrunner Walter Mon­ Barbara Rafferty, a secretary Hart's second-place finish in the: the elderly. most. I don’t know who I'm going to wide, phoning people to thank ABA Tool & Die Co. Inc. has applied to the clinics the town will run this year has shire, the independents all eight dale, unwilling to leave any vote from Concord, v o ic ^ the dismay Iowa caucuses, organizers regard All of those present said the clinics, vote for, but it’s not Glenn. them for their support and solicit Zoning Board of Appeals for a variance to expand not yet been determined, she said. candidates hope to lure to their unsolicited, are calling every of many confused Democrats and "Gary in New Hampshire” as their which are free to residents over 60 more, but we don’t need any its building at 1395 Tolland Turnpike. However, an average of 10 to 15 clinics sides. person on their list of possibilities "I'v e found stickers on my car primary offensive. years old, are a welcome service they celebrities,” a reference to actor independents who have found after are offered each month, she said. In addition to the nagging rings, one more tim e.' windshield, plastered on walls and Susan Casey, deputy director of It has also requested a special exception from find reassuring. Paul Newman's appearances on ail the rhetoric, literature, calls Mrs. Chandler has received more "W e've identified every Demo­ even on strollers. When I try to get the Hart campaign, said the the Planning and Zoning Commission to install an “ You never know from one day to behalf of Mondale and actor Ed and functions, there is still no one mail than she can possibly go cratic and independent voter in them off the walls the paint comes candidate "hasn’t been a vice additional 47 parking spaces. another,” said Gardner, a Mayfair Along with Mrs. Cannon, the pro­ Asner's stomping for Sen. Alan they can wholeheartedly support. The variance is required because if the building through in one of the most every town," said Mondale's state off too. They all say the same thing president or an astronaut, so in a! resident who has been attending the gram is run by Mrs. Frawley, who Cranston, D-Calif. "I'm discouraged,” Ms. Raf­ is expanded, the distance between it and the intensive voting drives in the coordinator Chuck Campion. over and over again." sense he’s starting from scratch.”; clinics since September. actually plans the clinics, a physician But even the warm handshakes ferty said. ';if somebody would history of the first-in-the-nation "W e r e going at it full force. Aware that some prospective street line would be less tha"n the required 40 feet. "It’s nice in between doctors’ visits,” who acts as a medical consultant, and a The plans call for 1,705 square feet to be added to said another M ayfair resident, who part-time clerk who helps with the the existing 24,790-square-foot building, including asked that her name not be used. clerical work, Mrs. Cannon said. Two a 145-square-foot addition to the lobby. elderly-outreach workers from the The company said that because of the Weather THE CLINICS PROVIDE a variety Human Services Department also triangular shape of the property, any addition to assist, she said. 2 Peopletalk of services, said Community Health the building would not conform to the zoning Nurse Joanne Cannon, who oversees Although the response to the clinics Today’s forecasts regulations. the program. In addition to the blood has been positive. Mrs. Cannon said the star for a day pressure clinics, senior citizens are program is being reviewed to find out Connecticut, Massachusetts and Busy night for school board offered diabetes, anemia, glaucoma, whether there are certain -groups Rhode Island: Sunny today. Be­ y So who's clowning now? None other than hearing and podiatry screening clinics, within the community whose needs are coming cloudy tonight with snow A full agenda awaits the Board of Education at still not being met. Britain's opposition Labor Party leader Neil its meeting tonight, including reports reports on Mrs. Cannon said. Kinnock. Kinnock, 41, appeared briefly in a song developing. Snow Tuesday, chang­ There are informational clinics, too, The Health Department has tried to ing to rain which will likely become black history in Manchester schools, a proposed target the poor and isolated population, and dance video with rock singer Tracey Uilman. addendum to the bus contract, and an update on such as alcohol awareness and cancer He was shown cavorting on a high rise walkway, heavy and cause flooding. Highs detection programs, but they do not she said. 7 local birth data as well as votes on several topics. clowning in a hamburger store and out and about today and Tuesday will reach the usually draw as many people as the "What we have found so far is that we 30s and the lows tonight will be Under new business, the board will consider haven't really reached this popula­ on some political canvassing. The politician told staff reductions due to declining enrollments, screening clinics, she said. Individual reporters. "11 was great fun. I was amazed when mostly in the 20s. counseling sessions are provided when tion, " she said. Extensive publicity has elementary redistricting as a result of the Tracey asked me to appear, but 1 realized if I Maine: Flurries ending followed necessary, Mrs. Cannon said. not always helped, she said. Highland Park School closing, and whether to refused my daughter would never forgive me. by gradual clearing north, mostly The clinics are held at six sites: " I f you’re talking about an indigent, sunny south today. Highs in the continue as a plaintiff in a court case challenging isolated individual, they may not get a Kinnock's daughter, Rachel, 12, and some of her a state binding arbitration law. Under old Mayfair Gardens, Westhill Gardens friends also are featured in the film. upper 20s to upper 30s. Clear north and Spencer Village — the town’s three Herald photo by Tarquinio paper every day," Mrs. Cannon said. business, the board will vote on whether or not to and east-clouding up west tonight. housing complexes (or the elderly — ratify a proposed workfare agreement. Nurse Sheila Frawley (left) checks the blood pressure of Waldo Lows 0 to 20. Becoming cloudy the Senior Citizens Center, the Adult TO INCREASE AWARENESS of the The meeting wilt begin at 7:30 p.m. in the north and east with snow late in the Day Care Center and the Salvation Gagliardone, of 214 Gardner St., at one of the health clinics clinics, the town has distributed day. Windy with snow west, Manchester High School library. brochures to local pharmacies and Quote of the day Army Citadel. The Salvation Army offered by the town Health Department, The clinics are free to probably heavy, mixing with sleet Citadel, which is the newest site, offers residents over the age of 60. physicians who have a large elderly Donna Summer says she had some special and freezing rain southwest late in Commission meets tonight clinic clients a hot meal, Mrs. Cannon clientele. inspiration for the hit song, "She Works Hard for the day. Highs in the 20s to mid 30s. said. Mrs. Cannon said the elderly popula­ The Commission on Aging will meet tonight at Her Money". Miss Summer told the WCBS-TV New Hampshire: Sunny today. Cloudy tonight In Connecticut One of the main goals of the clinics, by Visiting Nurse and Home Care of 136 clinics at a cost of $28,575, Kraatz tion in Manchester is not much 7:30 at the Senior Citizen Center, East Middle "On the Town" show, that her motivation came at Highs 25 to 30 north and 30 to 40 she said, is to connect people to regular Manchester Inc., formerly known as said. For this current year, they had different than anywhere else. Most south. Becoming cloudy tonight Weather will be sunny today with highs near 40. Winds northerly Turnpike. an unlikely time. "W e saw this little old woman physicians if they do not already have the Manchester Public Health Nursing projected a cost of $35,360, he said. people, she said, realize the need for under 10 mph. Skies will become cloudy with snow developing. Lows Sandra Nichols, recreation director at Mea­ watching TV in the ladies' room and she was with a chance of snow south. Lows them. Association. "It was such a large amount of good medical care but are often dows Convalecent Home, will be the speaker. sound asleep. And 1 thought to myself, "She works 5 to 15 north, 10 to 20 south. Windy will be in the 20s with winds east increasing to 20 to 30 mph. Snow Increasing costs of those clinics money," Kraatz said. '^People got reluctant or unable to spend money (or hard lor her money" and'at that moment, a song with snow, probably heqvy, on changing to sleet and then rain Tuesday, becoming heavy with ALTHOUGH THE CLINICS are not prompted the town to seek an in-house concerned about the escala'ting costs of a visit to a physician. was born. " Tuesday. Snow mixing with sleet flooding. Highs in the 30s. Today's weather picture was drawn by Kate No swimming tonight new to Manchester, they have been alternative, said Director of Health the clinics." "T h ey’re conservative about how and freezing rain south late in the Chadburn, 9, of 129 Barry Road, a fourth-grader at Buckley School. operated by the town only since Ronald A. Kraatz. In the 1982-83 fiscal It was at that point that the town they're going to spend their dollars," Hopes celebrate 50th day except possibly to rain right at There will be no swimming tonight at the East September. Before then, they were run year, the nurses’ association conducted decided to operate the clinics itself. she said. the coast. Side Recreation Center. A malfunction has Bob Hope and his wife, Dolores, share a lender Vermont: Sunshine followed by developed in the filtering system and it is being moment Sunday in Miami during the celebration Lyndon Johnson loses increasing cloudiness south today. repaired by the Recreation Department. The of their 50th wedding anniversary. More than Highs in the middle 20s low 30s. department hopes the pool will be back in use 1,400 people, including celebreties Phyllis Diller Lyndon Johnson won, but barely survived, the Snow tonight, becoming heavy Tuesday. Tyco files documents Fire Calls and Dick Clark turned up for the party, which 1968 new Hamphshire presidential primary and Tuesday and windy. Snow may raised funds for the National Parksinson was soon to drop his re-election bid. "Lyndon", a mix with sleet freezing rain or rain Foundation. play about the former president starring Jack Chamber event March 9 call. West Middle Turnpike at exit 92 F in the south. Lows tonight in the Manchester Klugman, isn’t even making it to this year's in Multi-Circuits buy (Tow n). teens to around 20. Highs Tuesday The Greater Manchester Chamber of Com­ Friday, 8:21 p.m. — electrical first-in-the-nation primary. The show did so in the mid 20s to mid 30s. Sunday, 1:26 a.m. — medical call. 35 merce has changed the date of its breakfast Tyco Laboratories Inc. of Exeter, Tyco IS a diverse conglomerate problem, 24 Farm Drive (Town). poorly in Philadelphia it died there Sunday and Long Island Sound: Winds nor­ Brainard Place (Paramedics). meeting with the town's delegates to the General N.H., has taken the first step toward whose companies manufacture printed Friday, 9:28 p.m. — smoke investiga­ Cardenal criticizes pope was not taken to Boston as planned before an theast 10 to 15 knots with some Sunday. 1:48 p.m. — medical call, Assembly from March 2 to March 9 to avoid a winning approval of its planned acqui­ circuit boards, underground wire and tion. 31 Goodwin St. (Town). eventual Broadway opening. gusts this afternoon. Winds east­ 1135 Tolland Turnpike (Paramedics). Pope John Paul has come under criticism from conflict with the Mayor’s Prayer Breakfast. sition of Multi-Circuits Inc. of Man­ cable for telecommunications, fire Friday, 10:03 p.m. — motor vehicle erly 20 to 30 knots with gusts one of his churchmen. Father Ernesto Cardenal, Because of the change the breakfast has been chester with the filing of financial and protection systems and packaging for accident, 23 Tudor Lane (Town). Sunday, 5:50 p.m. — medical call, 169 tonight and Tuesday. A gale a celebrated poet and Nicaragua's Minister of moved from The Colony to the Manchester product information with the federal consumer goods. Its earnings for the Friday, 10:41 p.m. — motor vehicle Valley View Road (Paramedics). warning may be issued later in the Culture. Cardenal says in the current issue of Geo Country Club. It will begin at 8 a.m. government, Tyco Vice President fiscal year ending May 31 are expected accident, Tolland Turnpike (Town). magazine that when the Pope visited Managua he day. Visibility 5 miles today Sunday, 8:35 p.m. — brush (ire. 244 E The legislators expected to attend are Sen. Carl Irving Gutin said today. to exceed $600 million, company Friday, 10:50 p.m. — garage (ire, 83 Now you know decreasing to 1 to 3 miles tonight Center St. (Town). knelt to kiss the Pope's ring and that was a Zinsser and Reps. James McCavanagh, Donald The Federal Trade Commission and officials have said. Pitkin St. (Town). and Tuesday. Average wave Sunday, 8:39 p.m. — 130 Edgerton St. mistake. The Pope, who does not like to have the The population of the earth was about 10 million Bates, Elsie Swensson, John Woodcock. the Justice Department will have 30 Multi-Circuits, a privately held com­ Saturday, 6:07 a.m. — medical call, heights 5 to 7 feet tonight. (Town). ring kissed, wagged his finger and said, '"Vou when man first began farming, about 10,000 years days to review the information for pany which manufactures printed 778 Benton St. (Paramedics). have to regularize yourself." This rebuke was on ago. By the time of Christ the population had possible violations of antitrust laws. If circuit boards, is the town’s second Saturday, 11:05 a.m. — medical call, Sunday. 9:49 p.m. — brush fire, television. Cardenal says he thinks the Pope's grown to about 250 million, about 1 billion by the Extended outlook the federal agencies have no objections largest private employer with approxi­ 30 Edwards St. (Paramedics). opposite 102 West St. (Tow n ). action occurred because "he is very impulsive". mid-I9th century, 1.5 billion by 1900 and more Labor department files lien to the proposed acquisition or request mately 800 employees. Company offi­ Saturday, 11:15 a.m. — medical call, Sunday, 10:06 p.m. — trash can (ire, than 4 billion today. Extended outlook for New Eng­ The Connecticut Labor DepaVtment has placed no further information, "then by the cials have refused to release exact 90 Westland St. (Paramedics). 111 Cedar St. (Town). land Wednesday through Friday: passage of time it’s deemed ap­ employment figures (or the company's Saturday, 12:42 p.m. — smoke Satellite view a lien in the amount of $16,780.89 on the real and , Monday, 3:45 a.m. — tire fire, 1-84 Connecticut, Massachusetts and proved," Gutin said. The 30-day p e r i^ Harrison Street plant. investigation, Crestfield Convalescent B personal property of Manchester Modes Co. eastbound between Keeney and Main Rhode Island: Windy and colder Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 4 a m. EST shows expires March 26, he said, ' The proposed sale has been viewed in Center, 565 Vernon St. (Tow n). Mahler manuscript bought with a chance of flurries Wednes­ claiming the company owes the department that streets (Town). strong thunder storms over the Gulf of Mexico and the eastern Gulf much in unemployment compensation contribu­ Gutin said he foresaw no difficulty industry circles as favorable to Multi- Saturday, 7:04 p.m. — service call, 26 Millionaire Gilbert E. Kaplan, publisher of day. Fair Thursday and Friday. States. Dense cloudiness extends from the Gulf to the Ohio Valley tions and interest. with the acquisition, which was an­ Circuits. Tyco officials have said that Portland St. (Town). Monday, 7:34 a.m. — service call, 246 Institutional Investor magazine and an amateur Highs in the 30s. Overnight lows in Adams St. (Eighth District). ‘ 1 and Middle Atlantic States while snow producing clouds can be seen The lien is against all real and personal nounced earlier this month. no layoffs at the plant are planned. Sunday, 12:48 a.m. — unnecessary musician, has made a hobby of conducting the 20s Wednesday and the teens property of the garment manufacturing firm Gustav Mahler’s Symphony No. 2 and now he Thursday and Friday. from the southern Plains across the Middle Mississippi Valley. located in the Cheney National Landmark owns the manuscript. He bought it from a cultural Vermont: Snow tapering off to Scattered thunderstorms can also be seen along the southeast coast Historic District. institution in Zurich and plans to give it to New flurries Wednesday. Flurries of Florida. Broken cloudiness is visible along the West Coast. York's Pierpont Morgan Library, which has one Thursday. Fair Friday. Highs 20 to The lien was dated Feb. 10 and filed with the ZBA to air requests of the nation’s leading manuscript collections. 30. Lows 10 to 15. town clerk in Manchester Feb. 21. D a i r y HARTFORD ROAD Kaplan has conducted the Mahler work twice Maine and New Hampshire: The Labor Department says Manchester The Zoning Board of station on Center Street to ception to operate an Q u e e n with the American Symphony Orchestra, of Snow likely to the north and in the Modes owed $14,666.12 in unemployment compen­ Appeals will hold two a convenience store offer­ automobile repair shop at .00 which he is the new president, and with the mountains with gradual clearing sation contributions and $2,114.77 in interest to the public hearings tonight, ing retail gasoline sales. 85 Colonial Road will also _ DAIRY QUEEN London Symphony. south Wednesday. A chance of date of the lien. including one on a request Frank N. Serignese's be heard. Serignese was flurries north and fair south to convert a former gas request (or a special ex- granted an exception in Thursday. Fair Friday. Lows 20 to October to use part of the b ra zie r The Variety Store! 30 Wednesday morning, dropping building, but now wants to to 5 to 15 by Friday morning. Highs use the entire building. Glimpses in the 20s to low 30s Wednesday, SAN PIMNCISC CAKE DEPARTMENT falling to the teens north and 20s Kim-Kerry Inc. of Ken­ Made Fresh Dally — Over 60 Cakes to Choose From Elizabeth Taylor is in New York lor a few days' south by Friday. sington has requested a visit with friends. The actress recently spent LOS Al variance to convert a several weeks at the Betty Ford Clinic in Palm The Knights of Medusa, founded former Getty station at Springs, Calif., then at her home in Los Angeles... Joan Collins Ryan O’Neill in 1690 in Marseille, are named for LOWEST 116 Center St. to a conven­ TSMSSNATURCS Suzanne Pleshette is gearing up for the start of the mythical women whose glance ience store. A variance is her new CBS television series. Pleshette is Joan Collins tells all turned people ‘ to-stone. It is required because, under Maggie Briggs. The series, beginning March 4, France’s oldest wine-tasting the plans submitted by the has Miss Pleshette playing the role of a New York 2 Actress JHan Collins of television’s Dynasty society. firm, both side yards newspaperwoman... Muhammed Ali, the three­ tells about her three former husbands and a long would fall short of the time heavyweight boxing champion is sporting a string of lovers in an interview in the April issueof required distance of 25 cast on his right foot. A spokesman said the Playboy magazine. Among her lovers she names B«lh ■$ $hown prepaong me Linda specializes m DO cake SHOWS AS ^ Kmv feet. DO cake «»m icrumpddiyit decorating and is shown app champ, 42, stubbed his toe getting out of a shower Ryan O’Neill. And she says she refused the Lottery UAI WSATHIR FOTOCAST ® One side yard would huf vanilla and cbocolaie Mary II icing the cake < Bern co m b i me cake sides lying the finishing touch to a Dairy Queen and chocolate y Queen toftserve birthday cake at his Chicago hotel. advances of none other than Richard Burton. measure only 15 feet to crunch and fudge National forecast permit reconstruction of LOGS AND CAKES 8” & 11” Connecticut daily existing gasoline pump islands and the other Saturday: 483 For period ending 7 a.m. Tuesday. Tonight, snow or rain activity are would be 4 feet to allow for 7 expected over portions of the upper and middle Mississippi Valiev construction of a canopy Almanac P l a y F o u r ; 8142 the Great Lakes Region, the Ohio Valley, Tennessee and the middle over the islands. ^ crispy fried chicken sale other numbers drawn Saturday »and upper Atlantic Coastal states. Elsewhere, weather wil be fair In A variance is also re­ Today is Monday, Feb. 27, the in New England: general. Minimum temperatures include (maximum temperatures In quired to allow the main Have you tried one yet? 050 58th day of 1984 with 308 to follow. Maine daily: 427 parenthesis): Atlanta 26 (32). Boston 26 (38). Chicago 26 (38) building to remain where They’re great...the ^1 pc. g The muon is moving toward its New Hampshire daily 3972 Cleveland 20 (27), Dallas 26 (48), Denver 13 (40). Duluth 13 (27)i it is currently located, > "Brazier Crispy Fried / 99 new phase. Rhode Island daily: 4923 Houston 32 (68), Jacksonville 42 (60), Kansas City 15 (26), Little Rock which is 18 feet closer to Chicken”. An exclusive 15 P*- 1 The morning stars are Mercury, Vermont daily: 366 the rear lot line than is recipe cooked to perfection ^ 25 Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. oMlnnLpoHs 14 s i l New Massachusetts daily: 1599. Meg­ ^ e a n s 29 (60). New York 24 (46), Phoenix 47 (77). San Francisco 45 permitted under zoning ...lust for you. 8 pc. There is no evening star. abucks: 3-10-11-16-23-25. (60). Seattle 41 (52). St. Louis 16 (30), and Washington 30 (43). regulations, and to allow Those born on this day are under the exit and entrance ■ K F FISH the sign of Pi.sces. They include ramps to remain as cur­ 1 0 0 % Al leaf lurgar- _ Fish A CMps $ 1 3 9 Constantine, the first Christian rently located. The ramps emperor of Rome, in 280 A-D., are within 60 feet of an 1 0 " Su^r Hot Dog 4 V C Fried Clemi A Fries | American poet Henry Wadsworth Manchester Herald intersection, the min­ Dairy Queen Royal Treat Sale Longfellow, in 1807, novelist John Herald photo by Pinto imum distance required Steinbeck, in 1902, actors Robert Richard M. Diamond, Publisher under the zoning only Bart 12/2.50 Young, in 1907 (age 77), and Hal regulations. Bestar Bars 6/2.2$ Holbrook, in 1925 (age 59), and USPS 327-5Q0 VOL. cm . No. 127 Auction benefits Cheney Hall Kim-Kerry has said :s;.89< D.Q. Saedwlclies 12/1.75 actresses Jo Anne Woodward, in “ I"* *'•** WAASIV. U.IZ tor one that the shape of the •K Mr I mm htiM S«li D.Q. Choc. CMp SaRdwklMS 6/2.25 1930 (age 54), and Elizabeth Publish^ dally except Sundoy and certain holldaysbv The Cheney Hall restoration project is council president Diane Morrison this *'*-53 for thrse months, S30.70(or six months and fho r-uDiisnino V.O., 10 Droinc. _ Center Street property •finti (Irtli frip MI|H •Saai Senai_ D.Q. Homopafc (vaRlIla A choc.) ^ 1 .2 5 Taylor, in 1932 (age 52). $61.40 for ono vtor. Moll rotts o rt ovalloblt on rtq u ttf. IcincflAsfAT. CAnn AAAJA ' Bralnard PIo m , Mon^ester, Conn. 06040. Mcond class portage pald'm between $400 and $500 richer as the morning. “We had a full house. I've prohibits rearrangement Manchester, Conn. POSTMASTER: Send cSdrm On this date in history: UPI ptioto To place a classified or display advertisement, or to resuit of the first-ever Manchester Arts never seen anything like it — I'd say we of the existing structures Hartford Rd. D.Q. aHd Speed QueeR LaoRdry In 1933, (ire struck the German Monchester Herald, P.O. Box s»i' report a news Itern, storv or picture Ideo, call 641-2711. Manchester, Conn. 06040. ’ to conform to zoning HARTFORD ROAD OPEN 7 dayi parliament building in Berlin. Council Auction, held Friday night at had a good lOlo people there.’’ A picture Frilhjv^***” * *3ondav through regulations. Engineered by the Nazis, the fire Today In history To subscrlbOf or to roport o dollvorv orobism aaii the Manchester Country Club. Here, caption in Saturday’s Manchester He­ SPEED QUEEN COIN lAUNDRY 6am-11pm The public hearings will 32 Family tizo Wartiero...... TStrioad was blamed on the communists — The Manchester Herald Is a subscriber to United Press 647-M46. OTIce hours arM;30 a. " t o ^ M p ^ . wS'ndSv •'ridav and 7 to 10 a.m. Saturday. Oellverv some visitors look over paintings by rald incorrectly identified the benefi­ begin at 7 p.m. in the 4 Super rtzod Wathort...... i.go load and Adolf Hitler used that as an Two famous Americans born on Feb. 27 were poet Henry International newsservices and Is a member at the Audit Bureau of Circulations. 7?» amTseSurdaV ••'rough Friday aiwfby ciary of the auction. Lincoln Center hearing •Blankols oSloapIng Bagt *Bulk llama excuse to suspend German civil Wadsworth Longfellow in 1807 and novelist John local artists before the bidding begins. room. 17 Dryara • IS Mlnulaa...... gSC liberties and freedom of the press. Steinbeck, in 1902. “It was very well-attended," said arts

J j 4 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Fub. 27. 1984 MANCHESTEIr HERALD. Monday. Feb 27. 1984 5 Aratat and Hussein a S ./W o r ld Bolton insur'ance arrangement may violate law, official says

In B rief By Sarah Posse! I towns. the Connecticut Independent Insurance Agents last because an association ... has a nionopc!> on the delay second meeting Herald Reporter "Nothing IS wrong with, and we’re not impugning, November. "But when you mix the advisoo' lunction insurance needs of that town, you have an obvious, \ U.S. waiting on Lebanon those agents at all who perform the civic function of and then place yourself in the position where you are clear, unequivical violation of the antitrust laws BOLTON — A staff attorney for Connecticut’s "In my view, that's not a close question By Jomes AA. Dorsey talks with Arafat resulting in an WASHINGTON - The United States, a advising towns on their insurance needs." Longer told not just eligible but perhaps exclusively eligible to bid assistant attorney general in charge of antitrust United Press International immediate agreement. disengaged onlooker in Lebanon now that the enforcement says the manner in which an ad hoc "Neither Hussein nor Arafat are in a Marines have pulled out from Beirut, is waiting AMMAN. Jordan — Palestine Liber­ rush," said a well-placed diplomatic group of Bolton insurance agents oversees insurance for others to determine the fate of President Amin policies for the town violates state antitrust laws. ation Organization chairman Yasser source. "Neither of them expects a Gemayel's government before charting its next move toward peace with Israel before The staff attorney, Neil G. Fishman, declined to Arafat and Jordanian King Hussein moves. will delay a second meeting until the the U.S. elections." comment specifically on the work of the Bolton As the last Marines left Sunday, ending a Inctependent Insurance Agents Association. But FLO and Jordanian delegations com­ Speaking after his arrival at Amman 17-month presence marred by tragedy, senior plete preliminary talks, a senior Arafat Fishman said Assistant Attorney General Robert Mi airport, Arafat said he and Hussein had officials said the administration is waiting for a aide said today. Langer considers ^ arrangement in which one "a long agenda" to discuss. clearer picture of what lies ahead before mapping group bqth determines a municipWty’s insurance "We will hold another meeting with Arafat was forced out of Lebanon late future strategy. the. king after we have finish^ our needs and actually provides the municipality’s last year by Palestinian guerrillas who Specifically, the officials said the administra­ insurance'coverage to be in violation of the law. CHOICEST MEATS IIS TOWN negotiations," said Mahmoud Abbas, a opposed his diplomatic moves toward a tion will not risk further diplomatic in volvement Fishman said the state is especially concerned member of the PLO’s A1 Fatah central negotiated Middle East settlement. without a sign of cooperation from Syrian-backed committee who is known as Abu about those towns in which the advisory agents share Moslems or supply the shattered Lebanese army commissions they award the lowest bidder among Mazen.' Jordanian officials said they ex­ with weapons that could fall into the hands of Abu Mazen said Arafat would con­ them. 4^ pected the arrival of up to 70 Moslem forces. His remarks last week confirmed a warning Joseph duct detailed negotiations with Prime Palestinian representatives of the During a pair of meetings late last week, DELI SPECIALS N Minister Ahmad Obeidat. The two men F. Gately, one member of Bolton's ad hoc group, gave Israeli-occupied West Bank this week Reagan pursued these issues with his top foreign the Board of Selectmen last summer. BUTCHER SHOP were expected to meet today but no as part of an effort to pursuade Arafat (DELI HUT) policy advisers, who concluded the future course The Bolton Independent Insurance Agents Associa­ time had yet been set, he said. to agree on a joint negotiating position IBM of events in Lebanon must come into clearer view tion, although not an officially sanctioned board, DOMESne NAM >2.99 Abu Mazen said Arafat and Hussein, with Hussein. before some key judgments are made. acc;ompanied by top aides had "dis­ advises the Board of Selectmen on what kinds of BONEIESS SHOULDER € 9 | | A LOl cussed only in general" during their Two West Bank mayors living in Reagan rejects budget cuts policies the town needs. Each member of the STEAK for Lomioii Broil ^ o U Y AMBIKAN CNEESE >2.49 four hours of talks on Sunday. exile in Amman, Mohammed Milhelm .association, actjng as an agent for an insurance ■OTMEl GOOSE and Fahd Kawasmefa, said they will WASHINGTON — Amid signs of movement in company, also submits bids to provide policies to the USM CHOKE A' Arafat's political advisor, Hani A1 IIVEIWUlST >2.09 Hassan, cautioned in an interview with • meet Arafat to u ^ e him toward an Congress on reducing the deficit, the White House town. BO NEUSS SHOULDER nRsrraDX today rejected a Republican proposal to cut the Arab-language daily A1 Dustour not agreement. "It will be a disaster if no According to one member of the association, Robert CLOD ROAST ,* HOWNED TWKET NEAST >3.99 to expect dramatic results from the results are achieved by the talks," nearly $80 billion from President Reagan's S. Smith, commissions are divided among the 1.99 RRSTPREE 2 \ Jordanian-Palestinian negotiations. Milhelm said. defense budget over the next three years. members. Another member, Joseph Gately, said last IB M CHOKE "Everybody realizes that this year is But a senior Arafat aide said, “ alotof Presidential spokesman Larry Speakes said summer the group does not advertise for bids in area TAVEm lOAF >2.79 not appropriate for political solutions,'' talks will be needed to build our future the administration opposes a suggestion by newspapers but does put invitations to bid on file in the TOR B U D E RRST nun he said. “ This is more a year for relations." Senate Budget Committee Chairman Pete selectmen’s office. STEAKS ,* IEEE FIANKS >2.09 Domenici, R-N.M., to include hefty defense 1.99 Members have said they do not profit much by the nRSTPMX organizing ideas." Palestine Liberation Organization IB M CHOKE - CUT TO ORDER spending cuts in a bipartisan deficit-reduction arrangement and First Selectman Henry P. Ryba has Arafat arrived in Amman Sunday officials said Jordanian-Palestinian BACON >2.39 plan. said be considers their work a contribution to the UPl photo and quickly began a first round of talks relations must first be strengthened WHOLE BEEF During a meeting between administration town. Ryba said Bolton does not have the professional with Hussein. before a joint Middle East peace HNDERLOINS ,* JANIK UELBASA >2.19 It was Arafat's first visit to Amman officials and congressional negotiators Friday, resources to oversee the complicated business of 3.99 7 Starving in Zimbabwe initiative could be launched. since last April, when his talks with Domenici proposed a 5 percent'' real increase’' in insuring the town and he is grateful for the s o irrs — ORMHUL A starving Mozambican infant sits with his mother near Hussein collapsed because of bickering The officials noted that the Palestine detense spending next year, compared to the 13 association’s help. BROWN A SERVE within Arafat’s guerrilla movement National Council, the PLO's highest percent sought by Reagan. The association estimated the town would pay over Marymount, Zimbabwe, as thousands of starving refugees have over his diplomatic moves. decision-making body, had endorsed Although Domenici estimated the plan would $39,000 in insurance premiums in the 1983-84' fiscal SAUSAGE UNK . * 1 . 1 9 been trying to cross the border. Church and relief agencies are Diplomats said that this time Hus­ calls for a confederation between save nearly $80 billion over three years, Speakes year but was able to provide coverage for PtOOUCE BAKERY feeding many of the Mozambique refugees in the drought- sein had braced himself for a "nego­ Jordan and an independent Palestinian said, "We don't believe you can design a program considerably less. The group has estimated insurance n o. HACK on wmiti « n r\ tiating process " rather than a set of state once it was established. that would serve our national objectives at that costs for 1984-85 at just under $32,000. SEEDLESS GMPES w | .3 9 DEPARTMENTj stricken area. level" of funding. There is evidence that similar arrangements FISH COVE fn iH o n zu Speakes said the White House objects both to elsewhere in Connecticut have not been in the best LEAF LETTUGE n690 (SNESH BAKED FBOM OUR OVENS) the figure of 5 percent and "the method" used. interests of the towns. Middletown cut its costs in half FRESH nnZEH pnsMWHmctu.0 r \ r \ I last year, from about $400,000 to about $200,000, by GRINDER ROLLS 4 / .8 9 C ,* MUSHROOMSvwcRiMciuo u»9901 'Reagan trying to reassure U.S. governors Detroit’s still Murder City advertising for bids for the first time. Middletown SWORDFISH 4.99 TOMATOES «*a990 DETROIT — Detroit, known as "Murder City” previously had relied on an association of resident FRESH ALrM.n SST r o u -1*2.49 By Norman D. Sondler action on the deficit. Reagan planned to strongly. association, acknowledged to Reagan during the 1970s, had a 13 percent increase in agents to place its policies with insurance companies. SPROUTS n»49( United Press International underscore the importance of biparti­ The budget policy backed by the he and his colleagues had "expended slayings in 1983 to regain its dubious leadership of Langer's office has found the town of Seymour in SEA KERCH , » 2 . 4 9 cmsmociixo n RAISIN BREAD i..*1.19 san negotiations with Congress on how executive committee calls for reducing many passions" on these contentious the nation in big city homicide, a newspaper violation of antitrust laws and ordered the town to RADISHES WASHINGTON - President Rea­ to reduce a projected tidal wave of red the deficit to no more than $120 billion issues and would have questions for the reports. cancel its policies and solicit new bids. gan' already under pressure Irom an ink by $100 billion over three years. by 1989 with a combination of spending president and his advisers during their The Motor City 's 581 murders last year were 68 Fishman said the argument that small towns cannot session today. impatient Congress, is trying to reas­ "This administration has no higher cuts and tax increases and says that more than in 1982, the Detroit Free Press said. afford to pay independent risk management consul­ priority than reducing budget defic­ both cost of living increa^s in federal sure the nation's governors of his Reagan, however, preferred to steer Experts attached the blame to everything from tants does not hold water with Langer. Municipal committment to reducing $180 billion- its. " one senior administration official programs and anti-inflation income tax clear of controversy by concentrating a mild winter last year to chronic poverty and insurance has recently become so competitive that a indexing should be frozen if deficit' on a fundamental political goal he plus deficits that jeopardize confidence said. violence. town could pay a consultant's fee with what the TUESDAY O N L Y .« " > « m — reduction targets are not being met. shares with the governors: a sweeping m the economy. From the start of their meeting Mayor Coleman A. Young was not happy with consultant saves the town in insurance premiums, shift of government power from The governors, in town lor the w inter Saturday, the governors have dealt at The issue will come up again either the figures or the report. Fishman said. USDA Choice Country Style PORK R IB S ...... lb. $1.69 Washington back to the state and local meeting at the National Governors’ length with budget issues — particu­ Tuesday at the closing meeting of all 53 ■ "I don't think you ought to cover up” this story, Langer's office is investigating about 13 towns it levels. Association, were invited to the White larly the prospect of $180 billion-plus governors attending the winter confer­ he told the newspaper, “ but you shouldn’t suspects of serious antitrust violations and has sent Lean Center Cut PORK CHOPS...... lb. $1.99 House today to hear Reagan's domestic deficits. Their discussions coincide ence of the association, which includes "Over the last three years, we've put highlight it, either." questionnaires to all other Connecticut towns and foreign policies deleiided by three with bipartisan negotiations between all state and territorial governors. / a stop to this ever increasing centrali­ Detroit earned the “ Murder City” epithet requesting a history of the way they obtain insurance. New Yellow ONiCNS...... 2 lb. bag .49 ol his top officials. the White House and Congress on a zation ol power," Reagan said. during the 1970s. It led all major cities in 1975 and Fishman said Bolton has completed and returned its But it fell to Reagan to deliver the Differences ovbr big deficits and questionnaire. Fresh Fillet of SOLE...... lb. $2.89 F deficit-reduction plan. 1976 in murders per 100,000 residents. budget priorities were set aside long "People are no longer looking to crowning touch: a restatement of his Young has been trying to lose the label, which He said Langer has not decided what steps should be The association executive committee enough Sunday evening for the presi­ Washington to solve every problem. ... determination to accomplish a sweep­ affected Detroit’s efforts during the last decade to taken to enforce antitrust laws in all 169 Connecticut Mucke’s VEAL LOAF...... lb. $1.39 ing shift of power back to the states and endorsed the deficit "downpayment ” dent and Mrs. Reagan to host a cordial we’re seeing ... the re-emergence of black-tie dinner for the governors at state and-local government as signifi­ rebuild the city and its image as the town of the to revitalize an economy whosee plan proposed by Reagan last month — Renaissance Center. CREAM PUFFS filled with Farm Fresh Whipped Cream...... ea. .79 problems he blames on years ol $100 billion in reductions over three the White House. cant forces in determining the future of Detroit's homicide figure in 1983 was the years. The plan calls in part for tax Illinois Gov. James Thompson, a our country and and quality of life of Democratic programs. highest among the nation’s 10 largest cities and With the governors pressing for increases — a move Reagan is resisting Reoublican and chairman of the our people. " A rea T ow n s was nearly twice that of Philadelphia, a city with We Give Old Fashioned ,Vo Substitute 500,000 more people but only 312 murders last year. In B rief Butcher Service ... For Quality E Climber presumed dead; search is ended Fires reap grim toll Drunken driving charged Ten people were killed in fires nationwide COVENTRY — The following people were STOai HOWS; ANCHORAGE, Alaska (L’Pl) - having climbed it alone in the summer searched the peak along with Japanese during the weekend, with the single largest loss of charged with drunken driving in Coventry over Rescuers called off the search for the of 1970, again the first person to do so. mountaineer Eiho Otani. k life in Newark, N.J., where four children died in the weekend. All were released on their promises Mon. S Tue$. til 6:00 317 Wf^and St Japanese adventurer who did not Uemura, who had driven a dog-sled The National Park Service sus­ their burning home. to appear next month in Rockville Superior Court. return from a historic winter climb of across the ice to the North Pole, pended the air and foot search for Wed. Thurs.. S Fri. til 9:00 Fatal fires also were reported in Baltimore, Friday: William Keane, 19, of Vernon, also Mount McKinley, saying they believe paddled a homemade raft down the Uemura Sunday after the two mountai­ Washington, D.C., and Chicago. MMKWSTER he fell to his death and his body was Amazon River and climbed to the top of neers were picked up by high-altitude charged with driving a motorcycle without a Sal S Sunday B About 5:30 a.m. Sunday in Newark a fire covered by snow. license, giving a false name and address, driving the tallest mountain on every continent helicopter. started in a three-story home owned by Linda til 6:00 "In my opinion, it is almost conclu­ except Anarctica, was last seen Feb. 16 Wickwire and Otani, a Japanese without tail lights and engaging police in pursuit. CONN. Bambace. The building was occupied by four Saturday: Holly Vitale, 27, of Hartford, also mC£l£A£TD FASK sive he is dead, " top-ranked American when he signaled to a bush pilot from television producer who had been families. climber Jim Wickwire said Sunday charged with sp e^ n g . the 16,000-foot level that he was all filming portions of the climb, searched Ms. Bambace's four children, John Andaluv, 646-4277 after six days of searching North Sunday: John Moore, 33, of WEst WillUngton: right. the area between 14,000-and 16,000-feet 16, Angelique Cotto, 11, Lavinia Baez, 8, and America's highest peak for Naomi Robert Frank, 25, of Preston. Fierce storms slammed into the after they were dropped at the Nathena Baez, 5. were found dead in the L'emura. "The passage of time is so mountain after that, severely hamper­ 14,000-foot level Feb. 20. Both were great," first-floor bedroom. Ms. Bambace was not home ing air and ground searches for the friends of Uemura. at the time of the fire, police said. ' Drug group to meet L’emura reported by radio Feb. 13 to climber. lllllllllllllllllllllllt ll '' Based on the fact he was last seen at The fire spread to six neighboring houses, a nearby bush pilot that he had reached BOLTON — The Bolton Residents lor Active "... It was something no one else had 16.000 feet and did not come down to destroying one, heavily damaging the others and r ______\ M l O > the 20.320-foot-high summit the day done before and he carried it off in a 14.000 feet... it is my opinion he slipped Chemical Education will meet March 7 at 7:30 leaving 14 families — 22 adults and 18 children — p.m in the Bolton High School library. GROCERY SPECIALS ' FROZEN & DAIRY before, the first person to do it by magnificent style and fashion to the (on the icy ridge descending to 14,000 homeless. NAOMI UEMURA himself in winter. "The 5-foot-4,44-year- point of where it appears there was a feet) and later storms came along and Bolton resident Dennis Sheridan, formerly ... lost on McKinley old climber knew the mountain well. fatal accident," said Wickwire, who covered him up,” said Wickwire. associated with Manchester’s Youth Services Bureau, will describe the agency’s functions. MAPE JUICE «..>!.99 FRUnjUNCH U M . 6 9 C High school guidance counselors will also be on raDoSSlG FOPS 12 cL* hand for discussion. RED KIDNEY BEANS •s.s..Y/e9< TASTE V SEA >1.89 All Bolton residents are welcome. USiA destroyed its biackiist: officiai For further information call the group’s CRUNCHY FISH NU6GETC 1 2 m .‘*1.59 TASTE V SEA - MTEKHAnMHL secretary, ^ ra b a ra L. Smith, at 646-8492. PEANUf BUHER ID ex.'> 1 . 2 9 By Jack Lesar ACCENT DINNERS 3 VARIETICS B a r* deputies to USIA Director Charles Wick ■ ■ • S ETE EDIT DAB >1.09 United Press International blacklist the week of Jan. 16 and confirmed ordered destruction of 135 documents its existence to Harvey. IHARSHMAUOW HUFF 4 9 < FUNfEIS CORN or GREEN BEANS i . m 7 9 C ♦proving the existence of the blacklist to The review had showed some portion of WASHINGTON — An agency uificial says ■EG. N BDTTEIHHK keep the papers out of the hands of the blackballed speakers may have been on 24 ax.^ documents related to the U.S. Information journalists. Auxiliary won’t PEANUT OIL > 1 . 6 9 EGGO WAFFLES IIM . 79 c Agency 's "blacklisting " of American liber­ the list because they did not endorse tlARMST FSHGDSCOT Lenkowsky said a Washington Post administration policies. als were destroyed to prevent the practice stringer, Warren Unna, had made an POTATO SRINS WHITE TUNA in Wator 9 9 < SWEET UFE CAUFtHMA MEMi OR M -• 7 9 C from being continued, not to keep the inquiry about the blacklist about Jan. 30 or Lenkowsky said Harvey, after learning let veteran join 2 papers away from the press. 31. He said the Post advised the agency the agency engaged in blacklisting and ITALIAN VEGETABLES 32 m . i t M . 89c Leslie Lenkowsky, the agency’s acting about Feb. 3 that it was looking into the being told by Lenkowsky the practice had to OLD SAYBROOK (UPl) — An Air Force veteran SPAGHEHI SAUCE > 1 . 2 9 SWAHSOH HDHGDV HAH deputy director, denied Sunday the destruc­ USIA speakers program and planned to stop, had recordspertaining to the practice says the American Legion Auxiliary rejected his BONELESS CHICKEN DINNER im«>1.79 tion had anything to do with press inquiries send a reporter to the USIA offices Feb. 6. destroyed to prevent the policy’s application for membership despite the sponsorship VEm, IING, or zin »-.2/>1 about the agency 's practice of keeping a list Lenkowsky said the documents were continuation. of his wife, an American Legion member for five ^ o n A I. *1.99 of Americans it did not want to take part in disposed ol by agency counsel Thomas on never m ore beautiful years, because of his sex. its overseas speakers program. "Our general counsel advised me that the S rfp iE C E S MUSH . . . 2 / 0 9 < Harvey sometime between the two Post sale Bernard Thomas, 52, said Saturday he can accept IMZZARELU I t papers were disposed of — I don’t know if >1.89 But he acknowledged that the documents inquiries as part of a program to abolish ManningtonJT88flooiswith rejectipn as a Legion member for serving during the enwisiHU were "disposed o f after at least one press improper management practices at the they were shredded or how they were disposed of — as part of the process of wrong time, but won’t let the traditionally female ILPACTE •t-.69< ORANGE JINCE M N .' 7 inquiry about the practice had been made. agency. *1.29 correcting and reforming management auxibary exclude him because be is the wrong sex. MVET The list of 84 prominent politicians, Lenkowsky said as a result of the initial Never-MSix piolM ion. practices at th^ agency,” Lenkowsky said. "Personally I feel with today’s laws, that's illegal,” GjMLIC A HERB CHEESE 4V scholars and journalists the agency did not call by the Post stringer, existence of the said 'Thomas, a lab technician for an airplane parts BREAD CBUMBS » . J 9 < >1.19 want speaking to audiences overseas blacklist was brought to Harvey’s atten­ The documents destroyed pertained to Special Pricing company. “ Women can get into men’s clubs, why included television newsmen Walter Cron- SURERICAN SINGLES It tion. In an already ongoing review of the the period from the summer of 1981, after Mannington shouldn’t it be the other way around?" • CUN6FDEE SHEETS »..> 1 .4 9 >1.59 kite and David Brinkley. overseas speakers program, the agency’s the Reagan administration came to office, Auxiliary President Kay Mortiz ruled against Cox News Ser\ ice reported Sunday top office of inspections had discovered the through early this year. Ariatooon® Thomas’s application W e^esday despite support JT88® Never-wax from other members. She said the charter of the 63-year-old organization restricts membership only to } wives, mothers, daughters, and granddaughters'of A C LU attacks Reagan’s civil rights stand Legion members. Mannington “ 1 am an American and 1 want to be a part of WASHINGTON (UPl) historic patterns of race tion hasn’t shown us the moved into new areas to The report is titled "In Claasioon® America.” saidThomas. “ I was a military person, not ■ WHk Iimia A SldGD parthMi — The American Civil and sex discrimination." courtesy of letting us see iM U n a n e a p n iaMiait | ■ UattleMUtMnarMrtMMr I U^lcaapnawM I UoMlMafaapncaMNNr protect the rights of insti­ Contempt of Congress and * 1 5 5 ? because 1 was drafted but because I wanted to join. Liberties Union is accus­ "The Reagan adminis­ the so-called report, from tutionalized persons and the Courts.” It lists a JT88®NevoNwax ing the Reagan adminis­ tration seeks to weaken the title alone it’s clear That’s what I want to do with the Legion, join to help S BHDS EYE ! pregnant women,” he series of incidents in American people.” I COnOHEUE i tration of laxly enforcing drastically the federal that it was written with said. SEALTEST which it said the adminis­ Sale Ends March 8th He said thp Auxiliary “ charter states that they civil rights laws and says government’s civil rights purely political motives White House spokes­ tration ignored or failed to • AWAKE swear to uphold the Constitution of the United States. I ICE CREAM i WISE BATH TISSUE I it is fearful the govern­ enforcement authority," or was prepared by people man Peter Roussel said enforce legislation But it doesn’t seem to be workii^ that way.” I 0RAH6E JUKE ! HI ment's attitude will soon the report said. "It’s who simply don’t know the White House had not 4-W**W***W*WWW4: Thomas joined the Air Force in 1946 at age 16 as a J RmlRatl [| "breed widespread con­ actions are comparable to what they’re talking seen the report but was etC^ofManche^ flight instructor. He said he tried to join the American tempt for the law." having a district attorney about,” spokesman Tom aware of the criticism. : ASYtOiOGY * Legion, but the year of bis enlistment made him In a blistering 28-page decide to abandon fraud Decair said Sunday. "The president’s record I n ' ^ f f ; report on the administra­ prosecutions because he t liA M N G S : ineligible. His wife Dawn, 39, served as a storekeeper 1 * 1 o f f I "The Reagan adminis­ of commitment to the full free « ■ r w . u u * c a r p a l in the Korean War and was accepted. 1! I EIPMIS HHL 3id, 1M 4 f| tion's civil rights record, disagrees with the way tration is vigorously en­ and fair enforcement of IHAB.aMllM« I EEPMIS MIR. 3id 1M 4 I IXFDMSHAR.SNLtaD6 I the ACLU accused the Robert Wienchenk, Old Saybrook Legion com­ iHKHiAND PMIK MAMET I IHMUNO PARR MARRCT ■ iJHM^^AHIUEMHICT^Itm the legislature defined the forcing the civil rights ^ 145 Main S t the civil rights laws is well iimmiULrmmt mander, said “ I feel the same way as the Thomases. administration of a "radi­ elements of the offense." laws and has done so for known,” he retorted. “ It’s «w«woemwiroiu i$ Muckosttr, CT Dawn's husband is being discripiinated against.” cal and shameful assault" The Justice Depart­ three years. We have a solid record and it’s Hours: 9:30-6:00 64A >7300 Tom Mclnnis Thomas called the Auxiliary “ a good bunch of on civil rights enforce­ ment immediately de­ brought more criminal aimed at securing and 2 emmoidLV%»u iipm T WVad. 0:30-9:00, Sat. 9:30~$ ^ ment that "could plunge fended its record. civil rights cases than any * WprlnwMilMiai ‘I Owner people” andsaidbedoesn’twanttoflghtthegroupbut protecting the equal will “ see if there is some ways to get the laws illllH lM lllM ' the country back into ' Although the organiza­ administration; we have rights of all Americans.” changed.” < - MANCHESTER HERALD. Mondiiy. Feb. 27, 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Feb, 27, I9«4 - 7 Richard M. Diamond, Publisher OPINION Dan Fitts, Editor Autopsy report battle pits

J a c k right to kiiow vs. privacy Is Gary Hart just a one-day wonder? A n d e rs o n Bv Mark A^Dupuis release an autopsy report to the are satisfied when told the full United Press International Norwich Bulletin. report isn't available and accept conducting against Mondaie, is issues. Until ' and unless he Washington The newspaper, appealing the the information on the cause and CONCORD. N.H. - If you manner of death. pure poison with Democrats who accomplishes that, the 47-year- Merry-Go-Round HARTFORD — An autopsy. ruling by Superior Court Judge telephone Gao' Hart's headquar­ Chief State Medical Examiner Dr. Joseph J. Purtill, wanted the Only two newspapers, including will ■ choose their presidential old Democrat is not likely to be autopsy report on a teenage the Bulletin, have pressed for full ters here these days, chances are Jack Qermond accepted by the voters as presi­ Catherine A. Galvin says, is “the you will get a busy signal. And if nominee in caucuses and most intimate and detailed exami- burglary suspect shot and killed by reports, she said. you turn on your television set and primaries. dential material. nation ever made of an a police officer in Norwich in 1981. While Spellman alluded to the But the fact is that Hart's That is not a problem for Fritz individual." The biil would allow disclosure of Watergate scandal and advocated here, the chances are several Mondale. He may be vulnerable times as great as they were last Jules Witcover breakthrough in Iowa means he The medical procedure to deter­ complete autopsy reports only the public’s right to an open is under far less pressure to use to accusations that he is making The C IA mine the cause and manner of a with written permission of the government, a spokesman for the week that you will see a Gary Syndicated columnists too many promises to too many victim’s next of kin, by court order state’s funeral directors focused Hart commercial. such tactics. On the contrary, he person’s death — and whether foul is now certain of getting the kind constituent groups. But opinion flpiy was involved — also will yield or to insurance companies which on a family's grief, These are but two of the most other information, Mrs. Galvin had insured the deceased. "Let us lend as much dignity to obvious indicators of the way of of attention from both the press polls show that voters do consider missed the him fully-qualified for the White told the Legislature’s Judiciary Attorney Steven Spellman, who death as we can." said Kent the political climate has changed and the voters that any political ’ represents the Bulletin, said his Carlson, a New Britain funeral seem to rest on several factors. Hart is going to have to persuade meteor can expect. House, which is something they Committee recently. since the votes were counted in The other information could opposition to the bill went beyond director speaking for the Connecti­ The first, of course, is the size of potential supporters of other obviously do not believe about message his work for a client to the cause of cut Funeral Directors Association, Iowa the other night. Gary Hart is the vote for Walter F. Mondale, liberals — Jesse J ackson, George What this means is that Hart include a family illness, a preg­ suddenly a hot property — and. John Glenn despite his 10 years in nancy or past suicide attempt — the public’s right to know. which supports the biil. whose highly professional cam­ McGovern and Alan Cranston — now has the opportunity all the the Senate. WASHINGTON - The press has information that could be embar­ "'The deaths that we’re dealing "Psychologically, it’s hard for a change, a candidate with paign here has been further that they can register their views so-called "second tier" candi­ enough money on hand or in The other principal impondera­ reported, quite correctly, that U.S. rassing to a family at a time of with in terms of examination by enough for a family to cope with energized by his impressive in a practical way only by dates have been seeking for the ble about Gary Hart is how voters .grief while not relevant to the the chief medical examiner are the death of a close relative," he prospect to spend $100,000 on intelligence was caught asleep at said. "The pressure would be even victory in Iowa. Opinion polls supporting him. last year — a full hearing for his finally accept his personality the switch by the death of Kremlin epuse of the death, she said. sudden deaths, unexpected UPI photo television advertising in the final here have been showing Mondale contention that he represents the deaths," he said. greater on a family if information days of the New Hampshire once they have come to know him leader Yuri Andropov and his Mrs. Galvin again this year is with about 33 percent of the likely HART IS TAKING just that line nation's future and Mondale its better. Hart is a cerebral, some­ supporting legislation to limit “Why do we ask the chief that they believe to be personal primary campaign. replacement by Konstantin was made available to the general A flying sentinel vote and some, although by no by implication himself — and past. Whether that message is what introverted man with li­ public access to complete autopsy . medical examiner to look into 2 There is. however, an equally Chernenko. reports and allow her office to these deaths? The answer is that public." means all, politicians here be­ directly in a new series of radio marketable to enough voters is mited tolerance for the nonsense An insider admitted to me that society has a need to know why There are indications the Legis­ A gull acts as a sentinel atop an ice floe warm temperatures have set the ice obvious other side of that coin — lieve it now might exceed 40 commercials. But he and his obviously an open question, but ’disclose only the cause and of politics. This sometimes trans­ the CIA wasn’t sure whether ■'manner of death. these sort of deaths occur. We need lature will again reject the bill to in the Saco River near Saco, Maine, floes free, some measuring more than new expectations that the Demo­ percent if John Glenn's cam­ strategists both recognize this now at least the voters are being lates into a perception of him as to know if there is an individual or limit access to the reports, but crat from Colorado must fulfill it Andropov was dead or alive during People on opposing sides of the during the warm spell that continued 10 feet in height. paign continues to melt away. has to be done delicately to avoid given a reasonably clear choice. perhaps a shade too cool for his last days. The first signs of his tissue depict the bill as pitting a individuals responsible for the whether that would limit access he is to capitalize on that surprise What is clear is that if Mondale alienating the very voters he is activists who like a little emotion family's right to privacy against death who should face the punish­ won't be known until the state through Saturday. The unseasonably second-place finish in Iowa. passing were noticed by the Appellate Court decides the Bullet­ does come in with 35 or 40 trying to enlist. Indeed, among THE HART MESSAGE is. with their politics. Washington Post’s Moscow corres­ the public's right to know the ment of society.” Indeed. Hart and his strategists percent. Hart is going to need a political professionals here, the nonetheless, more of a slogan Now, however, he is riding a .workings of government and to "This bill would limit that in's appeal of Purtill’s decision. both clearly recognize that unless pondent, Dusko Doder. The Post information to a select few, non- If Purtill's ruling were upheld, second-place finish at least in the debacle suffered by Glenn in than a platform. And what Hart tide of the kind of celebrity that alerted U.S. government officials |teep a watchful eye over public City must pay for parade challenge 7 he improves on that showing here 20- to '25-percent range to support Iowa — he finished fifth with less needs to do — in the next few days officials and their actions. elected officials and remove their the Legislature might be asked to gives any candidate the chance to several hours before the first actions and theirdecisions entirely take the opposite approach next next Tuesday, he is likely to be his suggestion that the contest for than 4 percent of the vote — is here and the next few weeks show whether he has big-league On one side of the debate are written off as a one-day wonder. intelligence sightings reached Mrs. Galvin, funeral directors and from public scrutiny and the public year and pass legislation to require NEW HAVEN (UPI) - A federal Kathleen Eldergill of Manches­ permit to gather in a public place. the Democratic nomination is being interpreted as certain- elsewhere — is flesh out the potential — or is just another eye,’: Spellman said, access to autopsy reports. now essentially a Mondale-Hart Washington. others who argue for the family’s judge has ordered the city of ter said she will seek between The committee de.scribed itseH evidence that negative cam­ general proposition with specif­ minor leaguer with pretensions t "I would submit that any time Sen. Howard Owens Jr.. D- $4,000 and $5,000 in fees for her as a n . international, non-profil HIS PROSPECTS of doing that choice. And to accomplish that. paigning, such as Glenn has been ics of his “new ideas" on the After Chernenko had already .right to privacy; on the other are Meriden to pay attorneys' fees to a beyond his ability. been anointed, the CIA’s Kremli- news organizations that say go­ you remove a governmental action Bridgeport. co-chairman of the group whose suit against the city work representing the Interna­ group organized to combat racisrt) nologists were still predicting that vernment scrutiny is more from public scrutiny and repress Judiciary Committee, said he was partly responsible for repeal tional Committee Against Racism. and propiote workers' rights. . important. the public's right to know you are strongly opposed the bill to limit of an ordinance restricting parade The committee was denied per­ Mrs. Burns did not overturn the Mikhail Gorbachev would be the in essence inflicting a cancer on access to the reports. He said the new Soviet leader. Not until ,,The bill was defeated last year permits. mission to stage a counterdemon­ decision, but did allow the group to Guest editorial but proposed again this year, the essence of democracy," he current law offered adequate U.S. District Judge Ellen B. stration at a May 1, 1983, rally of assemble along the Klan's parade Chernenko appeared as head of the 'following a court ruling in January said. protections. Burns said awarding attorneys’ the Ku Klux Klan and challenged route. funeral commission did the CIA 'that reversed a state Freedom of Mrs. Galvin said her office has "I think to pass this type of fees furthered Congress' goal of the city's demonstration and spe­ conclude that he had emerged as Information Commission decision received many calls ^o u t autopsy legislation is fraught with encouraging lawsuits to "vindi­ cial event ordinance, requiring Rome began the first Punic war chief comrade. He had been a low requiring Mrs. Galvin’s office to reports from reporters, but most danger," Owens said. cate constitutional rights." groups of 10 or more to obtain a against Carthage in ‘264 B.C. Anti-crime biil fourth on its list of likely prospects. How could America’s multi- billion-dollar intelligence appara­ Arrests for DWI is appropriate tus be scooped by a lone journalist? Does this mean our intelligence Connecticut system can’t be relied upon to overwhelm officials The recent 91-1 vote in the prosecution. Many of the monitor the decisions and actions In Brief Senate on an omnibus anti­ bill's reforms are so ob­ of the Soviet leadership? HARTFORD (UPI) — A dramatic increase in the crime bill shows how legisla­ viously appropriate that they Settlement in millions number of motorists arrested for drunken driving has put a significant burden on state probation officers, tion can sail through when it hardly stir debate. IN SEARCH OF THE WALLINGFORD — A Wallingford boy whose ANSWERS, I examined tnore than officials say. is rid of bones of contention. Nevertheless, the bill is fall into an unprotected swimming pool left him a Statistics show the courts handled 5,323 driving- Congress has been trying facing resistance in the 50 classified documents! ranging paraplegic two years ago has received a while-intoxicated (DWI) cases in the fiscal year from “Confidential” to “Top Se­ multi-million dollar settlement from the insurer 1979-1980. In the past fiscal year, 1982-83, the number for more than a decade to House in spite of the over­ of a Glastonbury swimming pool company. pass a sweeping revision of cret Umbra.” I also consulted top of cases jumped to almost 14,000. whelming bipartisan support CIA officials, both past and Michael Carson, who was 4 at the time of the Most of the burden has fallen on the Adult Probation F the federal criminal code. shown in the Senate. The present. 1982 accident, will receive $1.3 million if he lives Division of the Judicial Department, which was given This time around, the Se­ American Civil Liberties Un­ They concede that the CIA has no eight more years as is expected, said Branford responsibility for the alcohol rehabilitation program attorney Roger Sullivan, who negotiated the suit set up by the Legislature in 1981. nate put the most controver­ ion is hoping to generate direct pipelines into the Politburo settled Friday. and few informants behind the 01 the 14,000 people charged with DWI in 1982-83, sial criminal justice issues substantial resistance in the The boy could receive more than $6 million if he- almost 8,000 ended up in the Pretrial Alcohol into separate legislation. The House to provisions the ACLU grim, fortress-like walls of the lives to 67, but the injuries resulting from a Education System program. omnibus biil says nothing Kremlin. They blame this on IS-minute oxygen deprivation to the boy’s brain "We've found ourselves in sort of a unique position sees as an attack on constitu­ former President Jimmy Carter, are expected to shorten his life considerably, said Spring Sale! about the death penalty, tional rights of accused crim­ nationwide," said Terry Capshaw, dirfector of adult who virtually wiped out the CIA’s Sullivan. probation for the stae. "They set up this program to E which is as sensitive a subject inals. In particular, the human intelligence network within The boy fell into the pool July 1, 1982, when he get the drunk driver off the road, but then didn't give in Congress as it is every­ ACLU opposes a section that the Soviet Union. wandered away from his father during a visit to us enough people or money to handle the cases." the swimming pool business located at the home where else. It does not deal would permit federal judges One insider, trying to explain of Richard Tomkievich of Glastonbury. “It has created a situation where the probation with the exclusionary rule, to deny bail to criminal Carter’s action, suggested he officer has just become overburdened and has to ask the disputed principle that defendants on grounds that it probably believed that "high-tech himself, 'What is my primary responsibility? The intelligence had made old- Wesleyan tuition going up regular criminal defendant or the DWI people.?'" evidence obtained illegally would be dangerous for them Before the rehabilitation program started, each cannot be considered in a fashioned intelligence obsolete.” MIDDLETOWN — Wesleyan University stu­ probation officer was already carrying 200 cases. to be released. Another source just shrugged and dents face paying $13,313 for their education next trial. It also omits a proposal We agree with the argu­ Their caseloads has now jumped to mor than 260, and B Open fomni / Readers' views said; “I think Carter felt this kind year after trustees' approval of a 7.1 percent some probation officials estimate the average that federal drug enforce­ ment which prevailed in the of espionage was immoral.” increase in tuition and fees. caseload may now reach 300 within a few months. ment efforts should be di­ Senate: That there are cases Send letters to: The Manchester Herald, Herald Square, Manchester, CT 06040 Yet despite its blind spots, the University officials said it will be among the Capshaw said Connecticut, unlike other statues, did rected by a single "czar, " an where a defendant is so United States has the best techno­ lowest percentage increases for private New not increase its probation department' staff when it logical intelligence in the world. England liberal arts collges. was given the added responsibility of handling issue that led President Rea­ obviously dangerous that re­ The trustees said they expect other colleges to U.S. agencies can intercept mes­ alcoholic rehabilitation. gan to veto an anti-crime bill lease on bail would jeopard­ surrounding the park with No Return these lands to our people raise tuition and expenses 7.5 to 8 percent. He said he has recommended staff be increased but passed last year. Parking Tow Zone signs on all Lift the force of oppression off their sages, break codes, monitor con­ Yale University announced a 7.4 percent ize the public's safety. Restore versations and photograph just that recommendation was not included in Gov. What remains is a piece of Senators accepted the con­ roads. backs increase three weeks ago, raising it^ tuition and William O’NeiU’s proposed budget earlier this year. Our townspeople are now taxed Restore equality and honor to all about everything that appears on expenses to $13,950. Most other colleges will He said the money could be found in fees paid by legislation that is noteworthy stitutional ambiguity of the lake equality the Soviet surface. Some photo­ announce their tuition schedules by the end of for the number of issues on to provide a private lake and park our people. defendants to join the rehabilitation, program. The bail provision to give the for the nearby residents. Our graphs are detailed enough to March. fee is $250, with $35 going to an evaluation. The clinics which (most) senators all identify a bolt in a Soviet tank. receive $75 for someone joining the education crime bill their support. We To the Editor: Bqlton selectmen use the term Walter Treschuk could agree ... The bill would hope House members will "winter season" in the public Bolton Because the old men of the Quick thinking saves child program and $125 for those going to group therapy. Kremlin have been in power for make sentencing more uni­ follow suit, and let the ACLU Bolton's long shameful history of statements to defend this closing MILFORD — A Milford woman’s quick form for similar crimes, down the lake access to the decades, the CIA has also had time pursue its challenge in the being the sole lake town in to investigate their backgrounds thinking saved her 3-year-old daughter from UConn continues increase penalties for narcot­ courts. Connecticut that refused to pro­ townspeople. This term is to either drowning in a pond near the family’s home, police avoid telling the public that the and analyze their behavior tho­ said. ics offenders, toughen the vide public access still remains to roughly. The CIA computers can coydog research haunt the townspeople. Bolton's lake and park is now barred from Write "If the mother hadn’t gotten there, the child laws against child poro- Editor's note: The Manchester summon up detailed information would have been dead in a minute or two,” said Herald occasionally reprints edi­ past generations depended on the Nov. 1 thru May 1, orthe selectmen STORRS, Conn. (UPI) Ms. Moon has studied graphy and place the burden must class Bolton residents with about any Soviet leader. The police officer Arthur Godbout. "Whenwebrought of proof in insanity pleas on torials from other New England charity and kindness of private legislators agency has been able to diagnose her into the house, she spit up a lot of water.” — Five months after two how coydogs can be made newspapers. This one is from the and state-owned facilities for North Pole Eskimos as having students stole and killed a to switch from dog-like the defense instead of the Boston Herald. their health, for example, with Godbout said Jackie was playing with her two behavior — growling and swimming classes. six-month normal winter and To the Editor: brothers, 8 and 10, in their yard. She fell into a rare coydog used for summer seasons. uncanny accuracy. standing erect when Denied these recreation areas, A Manchester family is suing for man-made pond next to the Aronson’s driveway research at the U niversity The large cost for police, consta­ of Connecticut, the coydog threatened by an enemy Bolton's children and adults self- the right to have its daughter die LAST JUL'Y — long before the when the brothers split up. — to coyote-like actions — invited themselves to Manches­ bles and cruisers, is paid by all Jane Aronson, the children’s mother, went research continues. with dignity without the artificial world had any inkling that An­ The research work of hissing, showing their 2 ter's facilities. Unknown to Man­ townspeople, who intended its use outside to cheek on them around 11:45 a.m. “She teeth and arching their Berry's World is for fighting crime, like house- support of medical devices which dropov was seriously ill — I was . didn’t see any of them, but she saw the little girl’s Alice Moon, a graduate chester authorities, many of the only postpone the inevitable. able to write: "Andrppov’s days student at UConn study­ backs. happy faces enjoying their swim­ breaks and robbery. Housebreaks Cabbage Patch doll floating in the pond. Then she Many families dread the possi­ are numbered, and he knows it. My saw the little girl in the pond," Godbout said. ing the behavior of coyote- Ms. Moon expects to ming, ice skating and parks, in the Birch Mountain area be­ beagle hybrids, suffered gain her doctorate in came the main political issue bility of this situation. Therefore, CIA sources are betting that he will Mrs. Aronson fished her daughter out of the belong to the out-of-town residents / to those who value dignity at life's water and gave her artificial respiration. an irrepairable loss in bio-behavioral sciences from Bolton. during the last election. Yet, the die within a year. That’s how bad September when Julie, a by the summer of 1985, not unprecedented $463.00 in parking end over the far reaches of science, his health is ... Andropov’s tenure enough time to breed a Even when the state offered the I suggest an influx of letters to our rare third-generation coy­ fines this past year indicates that as top man in the Kremlin could be dog was killed. replacement for Julie. free use of the Bolton Lake Dam for representatives in the General the shortest in Soviet history.” State orders paint removed town swimming classes, it was the crime of housebreaks is now a Other graduate stu­ 7 Assembly of Connecticut. They forgotten issue,- below enforcing Classified CIA reports, which HARTFORD — The state Department of However, the work con­ dents will have to carry turned down. Our past selectmen will consider in this session a law tinues, and Ms. Moon has their Berlin Wall of Tow Zone signs described Andropov down to the Consumer Protection has ordered 200 cans of out her work and produce considered the few thousand dol­ enabling us all to sign, while well paint removed from Inside Outlet stores in been breeding new litters the fourth-generation If you’ve never tried the fit and comfort of a Bali® bra, lars for trash cleanup as too much blockading the public right to missing part of his right eyebrow, and healthy, a living will that will warned that he would be “a response to tests confirming high lead levels in of first-and second- work and produce the to spend for the townspeople. Bolton Lake. generation coydogs for now is the perfect time! be binding on family* and caretak­ formidable adversary,” skilled in 579 cans removed last week. fourth-generation coydog In the past few years, the Our constables no longer exist to ers, stating our wishes in this very Tests on the first group found levels of lead use in future experiments. that was to complete her construction of Indian Notch Park poUtical intrigue, perfectly wiUing two-to seven-times higher than allowed by state In her six years at experiments. prevent crime, but must spend the important personal matter. to use violence and terror, dedi­ provided the first town public time and effort protecting political standards, said Lois Bryant, director of the UConn, she has tried to cated to Marxist dogma, “ruth­ . DCP’s product safety division. Further tests will trace the persistence of Spring time is savings time on Bali® bras! Freshen up your intimate war­ access to Bolton Lake in the 250 favors bestowed on the select. Rhea Talley Stewart less,” and “cunning.” For a daily massage years of Bolton's existence. 179 Boulder Road be made on the batch ordered removed Friday. both coyote and dog traits of Christian hope and love, drobe with a new Bali® and feel great! From our selection: While it has taken 250 years to In contrast, top-secret reports Officials are trying to detemine whether the in successive generations dial Yet its construction was strongly provide our townspeople part-time of the crossbreeds. With­ opposed by the nearby lake resi­ describe Chernenko as a master same paint sold in the first 579 cans and the access to the lake, hopeful it will , second 200-can batch were sold in other stores out the fourth generation, (649-4675' dents who resented the use by bureaucrat, skilled at “handling Flower Bali

Monday TV Caucus winners confident about primary agogue in Ma.nchester that he used the voters. the ultimate result. By Laurence McQuillan » "Before this thing is over, we’re United Press International term "Hymie” in refering to Jews, and With the exception of Mondale, who scheduled only a brief dawn slop at a going to win — we’re going to win big 6:00 P.M. 7:30 P^M. iews and profiles of the 1984 (me of their comrades, w ho re­ (39 - NCAA BstketbsH: : ’ ’Hymietown” as a description of New Olympics. veals that he became a pirate be­ Syracuse at St. John's Manchester shoe factory gate today, because the people of this country want C3D GD GD (S) - News CB - PM Magazine cause of a terrtbie mistake. Kevin CONCORD. N.H. — On the eve of the York City. - Alfred Hitchcock ® - Crossfire » the other contenders for the Demo­ their White House back," he told (B - Three's Compeny CB ~ All in the Family Kline, Rex Smith. Rated G. New Hampshire presidential primary, Jackson has waffled between flat ( ^ - 2 4 H o r a s - Happy D a^ Again cratic presidential nomination planned supporters in Portland, Maine. GC - Battiestar Qelactica S ) - Muppet Show Walter Mondale and Gary Hart radiate denials and claims he could not recall (ED - MacNeil/Lehrer NewiA- 12:30A.M. marathon forays around the stale Hart and Sen. John Glenn of Ohio, (S) - Alice CB - Family Feud , confidence, while Jesse Jackson awaits ever using the term, which was first our CB - Nighttine attributed to him by The Washington before an estimated Democratic who has slippedinto third place |n the (S ) - ESPN'a SportsLook C£ - Benny Hill Show 3:00 A.M. the impact of his admission of using a 11:00P.M. ® - Late Night with DavM Post. Jackson implied that the reporter 100,000 voters go to to polls Tuesday to opinion polls,are both proclaiming dS) - USA Cartoon Express d D - N e w s Letterman derogatory term to refer to Jews. ( B GD GD I8MS3 ® - Naw. (B - World Vision Special '' eavesdropped on a private vote for their choice as the party’s themselves to be the Democrats’ only d $ ~ Dr. Gene Scott d D *■ Fraggle Rock LACE ® - M O V IE : ‘T h e Rare Breed' GD - MOVIE; 'Bkmdia Goes to. Both Mondale and Hart were buoyed Q D - T n i presidential nominee. serious alternative to Mondale. Herford cattle were introduced A!*:-' by the latest poll of Democrats in the conversation. ^ - M*A*S*H d® - NHL Hockey: Boston at College' Blondie and Dagwood Mondale Sunday chose to shift most Hart Sunday confidently predicted Buffalo Brooke Adams Is featured In ( £ • Laugh-In into the western U.S. in the pretend they are not married and nation’s first primary state. The There are roughly 5,00d Jews living in (2D - MOVIE: The Giri Can't 1880's. James Stewart. Mau­ return to college. Penny Single- of his campaigning to neighboring on CBS’s "Face the Nation" that: ’’1 > Crossfire “Lace," a two-part "ABC GD " Odd Couple former vice president appears en­ New Hampshire, but the anger the Help It' An ex-racketeer asks a reen O'Hara. Brian Keith. 1966. ton. Arthur Lake, Janet Blair.f^ UP I photo Maine and Vermont, where contests will win this nomination. I’m abso­ down-and-out theatrical agent to Novel tor Television" adapted G i • NCAA Baaketball; UCLA trenched in his front-runner’s spot, news accounts have stirred nationally @ - M-A-S^H 1942. will be coming up next week — freeing lutely sure." make his girlfriend a star Tom from Shirley Conran's best­ at Arlaona Stata 1:00 A.M. while the senator from Colorado created a building controversy Jack- dD - Better Health ® - Freeman Reports Democratic presidential hopeful John Gienn, trying to overcome his Ewell, Jayne Mansfield. Edmond seller. airing SUNDAY, FEB. S3) - Benny Hill Show CB - All In the Family apparently has jumped into the second son hopes he has now defused. his New Hampshire organization to O ’Brien 1956. d® o Veronica. El Rostro del ® - Kung Fu Glenn bowls in Portsmouth, N. H., on concentrate on vital get out the vote slipping stature since finishing fifth in 26 and MONDAY, FEB. 27. m ) - Sports Tonight QD " Hogan's Heroes spot as the prime challenger. Most of the Democratic candidates (2D MacNeit/tehrer Newsh- A m o r last week’s Iowa precinct caucuses, SD - Dr. W h o CB *- Colum bo 3:30 A.M. Sunday. While he won his bowling At this point, it remains unclear just devoted today to visiting factories, efforts. our (39 - Wheel of Fortune While not pr<.-dicting anything for insisted his campaign was back on CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME GD - Twilight Zone CD - Off. the Set game, a harder contest awaits him in the how Jackson’s campaign will be cafes, high schools and colleges around (2® - Reporter 41 ^® > NHL Hoickey: Boston at 11:15 P.M. Tuesday, Mondale was confident about track. Buffalo (39 - NHL Hockey: Bostcm at New Hampshire wooing undecided (S i - 3-2-1. Contact S S - Reporter 41 3:45A.M. primary Tuesday. shaped by his confession at a syn­ Buffalo 6:30P.M. ® - People's Court 11:30 P.M. GD - MOVIE: 'Star Trek II: l^e dD - Dr. Who 1:30 A.M. W ra th of Khan* The crew of the CB One Day at a Time (B ' Bamay Millar Starship Enterprise leads tljjC (B - Laveme & Shirley & Co. (B - CBS News CB - Thicka of the Nisht wicked Khan into a lethal battle ^ CB “ R»t Patrol wits William Shatner, Leonard* Mondale slams Reagan dD • Sanford and Son 8:00P.M. CB - Benny Hill Show CB - CNN Headline News Nimoy. Ricardo Montaiban. dD “ SportsCenter CB CB “ Scarecrow and Mrs. CB - Rockford Files 1982. Rated PG. (3D - Independent Network (@ - Hogan's Heroes King Lee goes undercover work­ CB - NCAA Baaketball ing for a big-time arms smuggler N evi^ ® - MOVIE: -lea Ca»tle»-:A; Syracuse at St. Johns young figure skater's dreams of on policy for Acid Rain (O) dD - NBC News whom he has to catch red- (SS - MOVIE: Charge of the Olympic glory seem shattered af­ - Noticiero Nacional SIN handed. (60 mm.) GD - Honeymooners Light Brigade’ Fictionalized tale (2® ter she is almost totally blinded in Noiicias nacionales con Guillermo - Leave It to Beaver of the most amazing real war ad-' PORTLAND, Maine (UPI) — Demo­ southeastern and northeastern forests CB - RM Magazine (SD - Frontline The Campaign an accident. Robby Benson, Resirepo d® - Bob Hope's Wicki - Twilight Zone ventures ever told. Olivia de Hav- It'S a g^eaf day for Page One.' Tonight s program @ ) - Crossfire Lynn-Holly Johnson, Colleen De- cratic presidential frontrunner Waiter as what happened to the Black Forest CB d® - That's Incrediblel To­ Wacky SpectaL From Waikiki iltand, David Niven. Nigel Bruce. ( ^ - Jeffersons examines how the press shapes (2D - Freeman Reports whurst, 1979 Rated PG. Mondale has accused President Rea­ in Germany,” he said, citing an night's program features a Bob Hope hosts this special, 1 ^(1 9 - Tonight Show 1936 d® - ABC News monkey who predicts football the public view of presidential which includes guests Mr. T . Tom @ ^ ’ Those Wonderful TV gan of “ diversion and irresponsibility” example of a beautiful woodland sew on a Singer candidates and their platforms Gam e Show s Host Carl Reiner - Pelicula: 'Catlta es una W *“ Newlywed Game 2 ( ^ - Business Report games, a skier tries the slopes of Seileck and Loni Anderson, from Dama' in controling acid rain and said his despoiled by pollution. a roller coaster and a woman is (60 min ) (Closed Captioned] the Waikiki Sunset Shell in Ha­ presents some of the funniest, ® - Despedida 7:00 P.M. levitated magically into the air waii. (60 min.) most bizarre and memorable mo­ ® - Nightline administration threatens to despoil He said last week the ambassador during our big§£■} 8:30 P.M. ments from TV game shows dur­ from Canada requested the United (B - CBS News (60 min ) (2D - Frontline 'The Campaign (@) - Ten O'clock News Thinking pink North America’s natural heritage. (B ■* Carol Burnett and Friends ing the past 35 years. (60 min.) States take vigorous action to control ( B ($® - M 'A »S * H CB ' New s for Page One.' Tonight's program 2:00 A.M. "This Iteauty of ours is not for us to @ - MOVIE: -The Year of 12:00 A.M. for jewelry sci/e of the sBasm QD - MOVIE: ‘Behind Green (B - MOVIE: The Sand examines how the press shapes CB ~ CBS News Nightwatch chew up and throw away,” Montfale air pollutants that drift over the border CB - Tic Tac Dough U vin g Dangerously' A journal­ ( B - Hawaii Five-O. Lights' The busy night routine of Pebbles' Part 1 An American ex­ the public view of presidential and spawn acid rain there. ist, trying to scoop the potential S ) - Rat Patrol EAST PROVIDENCE, said at a rally Sunday, less than 48 CB - A B C N ew s a police department is upset patriate. transferred to a gunboat candidates and their platforms. GD - Hart to Hart political overthrow of Indonesia, > Joe Franklin Show hours before the New Hampshire “ Saturday Night Live when the find the body of a local in the Yangtze River, falls in love (60 min.) (Closed Captioned) - Star Trek (B R I. (UPI) — Fashion CB meets and fails in love with the GD He called Canada one of our best detective in an abandoned car. with a missionary teacher Steve dD - Great Performances 'El­ (S) - Emergency coordinator Shari Hymo-. primary. d i) - Jeffersons British attache. Mel Gibson. Sig­ - NCAA Basketball; Carole Landis. John Ireland. Wil McQueen, Richard Crenna, Ri­ lington The Music Lives On.' G® ” 0ur parents gave it to us in beautiful national friends and said acid rain ourney Weaver. Linda Hunt. Kentucky at Tennessee (3® - e S p N's SportsLocd( Witz is thinking pink for d D - U S FL Football: Chicago at l.am Gargan 1946 chard Attenborough 1966 Cicely Tyson hosts this special 7 control should be a pressing issue. Michigan 1983 Rated PG - MOVIE: 'Losin' It' Three spring jewelry — pink, shape and it is our duty to hand it to our GD - MOVIE; 'Twilight Time' tribute to Duke Ellington's genius G® - Dr. Gene Scott dD - Not Necessarily The high school seniors take on the kids that way.” ” We cannot continue.Jhis policy of dD - Lorax By Dr. Seuss The After twenty years in America, an and influence (R) (90 min ) @D - At Issue - Thicke of the Night coral, specifically. She. N ew s wilds of Tijuana where wine, diversion and irresponsibility,” he Lorax struggles to save his Truf- old farmer returns to Yugoslavia @ - NCAA Basketball recommends warm On a brief stop in Portland before (2® - NCAA Basketball - Newsnight women and car chases abound. fula trees. to buy his dream farm, but his 9:30 P.M. Syracuse at St. Johns heading to Vermont, Mondale accused said. Syracuse at St. Johns (P - MOVIE: 'From Here to To m Cruise. Jackie Earle Haley, shades of pink as accents' - Radio 1990 Today's pro­ children don't care about the land (B CB - New hart Kirk battles He said before Reagan came into d® Eternity* The passions and viol- Shelley Long. 1983 Rqted R. to spring's muted pastels, Reagan of not being an effective leader gram looks at the hottest trends dD - Prime News or their heritage Karl Malden, 'consciousness' as he prepares 10:15P.M. to get married. ..once of a group of soldiers sta­ and cited acid rain as an example. office, Canadian-American negotia­ lay^n thnading guides thread and performers in the world of (^ d® - TV's Bloopers and Jodi Thelan 1983 Rated PG GD - MOVIE: 'Independence (S ) - Dating Game and pale neutrals. To. tioned at Pearl Harbor just before tions were in process to help control from spool to needle In one easy rrnHorizontal Itwnad entertainment. Practical Jokes Dick Clark and Day* An independent, talented - MOVIE: ‘The White complement pink coral He said seven percent of the lakes in ^® - Peltcula: 'El futbolista W orld W ar II are portrayed. Burt Ed McMahon host this look at 10:00 P.M. female photographer dreams of Buffalo' Wild Bill Hickok and New Hampshire are now biologically acid rain, but that was abandoned motion. «ry elimi­ 1 ^ - Star Trek fenomeno' Lancaster. Deborah Kerr. Frank jewelry, she suggests material not intended to bo seen rising above the limits of her small Crazy Horse confront their deadli­ under Reagan. Instead, he charged, nates tugging and CE) CB - Emerald Point N.A.S. Sinatra. 1954 pearl and gold chains, and,. dead and poliutant-laden rain threat­ - Moneyline by an audience. |60 min.) 9:00 P.M. The warm relationship between hometown. Kathleen Quinlan. est adversary - a mammoth Reagan only wants to further study the uneven thread David Keith, Frances Stemhagen. - Independent Network torsades and cascades of ens to despoil forests and lakes along ( ^ - N ew s ( ^ - M O V IE : 'Exorcist It: The CB CB “ AfterMASH Dr Boyer Admiral Mallory and Maggie Far­ white buffalo. Charles Bronson. 1982. Rated R. N e w s the East Coast. issue. feeding. Improves ( ^ - Business Report Heretic' Haunted by visions and becomes angry at the Veterans rell breaks out into a full-scale Will Sampson. Jack Warden. beads that mix these ■ quality of stitching. Administration when they prev­ romance (60 min ) 1977 "There’s some evidence we may "Acid levels are rising dramatically d ® - El Maleficio dreams of flying. Regan becomes 10:30 P.M. elements in an interesting a link between science and reli­ ent him from obtaining a cooling CB “ N ew s 12:15A.M. way. Ms. Hymowitz re­ have the same thing happen to our and we can’t let this go on,” he said. (2® - Entertainment Tonight blanket for a patient GD - Independem Network 2:30 A.M. tobUn-wIndar gion Richard Burton, Linda Blair, (B - Stars w/Oavid Steinberg N ew s (3D “ MOVIE: 'The Pirates of presents Trifari, a cos- s s - Family Feud Louise Fletcher 1977. Rated R CB “ The Merv Show Penzance* A band of fun-loving CB - Best of Midday stop prevents (39 - NCAA Basketball: G® - Countdown to '84 Today's tume jewelry overwinding ol (§ ) - Wild World of Animals d D - Poldark (B d® - MOVIE: Lace' Part 2 pirates, led by the Pirate King, is CB - CBS News Nightwatch Syracuse at St. John's program features weekly prev­ celebrating the 21st birthday of J iP manufacturer. I S IN G E R ; bobbin. Jackson admits comment ^ 5 5 2 8 5 -A HUNDREP YEARS A60, A &R0UF OF "NEW MOSCOW BECAME THE UVINS 8 built-in itltch o t ABOUT THE TOWN OF RUSSIAN IMMieKAWTS SETTLED THERE.." NOW SYMBOL OF THE AMERICAN DREAM-THE MANCHESTER. N.H. (UPI) - charges, a view expressed by the for sewing elastic, NEW MOSCOW, EA&y? s tr e e ts SEEMED PAVED WITH GOLD..." BRIDGE ASTRO Jesse Jackson admitted to a synagogue temple’s Rabbi Arthur Starr, who said, mending, blind audience Sunday night he had used a "I think he sincerely apologized and hemming, over- - NEW WOSCOW CENTENNIAL one of my closest and GRAPH racial epithet but denied he is anti- opened the door to dialogue.” 1 1 9 9 9 edging, even dearest friends for more Semitic and invited Jews to support bis Clearly, that was precisely what sewing on buttons. than forty years. He has Democratic presidential campaign. Jackson intended when he told the rag. $399.99 NORTH t-27-94 made an incredible contribu­ One of the nation’s best known civil audience he was offering his Rainbow 'Built-In button- 4>A NEW MOSCOW tion to bridge in his books % u r rights leader, a Baptist minister and Coalition campaign ” as a vehicle for Singer’s fMtor makes 9KJ7 about the game.” the only black aspirant for the White reconcilation” of all minority groups. perfect butlorv ♦ A8654 Jim: “Today’s hand is one ^Birthday House, acknowledged he had, in a Jackson’s campaign has been most popular holes In 4 easy steps. 4AQJ8 you played in 1935. Neither private conversation overheard by a plagued by charges that he favors the WEST EAST sewing machine! ra«. ou nor Freddy would use reporter, referred to Jews as goals of the Palestine Liberation ' SIralghI tbmleh ♦ J 8 3 eKOlOVSI Feb. 28,1984 Sle South hand as a model “ Hymies.” Organization at the expense of Israel. tW efi sews knits F 9A 1042 9Q9653 for a two-diamond overcall Friends in key places will play ” In part, I am to blame,” Jackson ” I categorically deny that I am either l/nfvwnofprM- and stretch seams ♦ 73 4K after East’s opening bid of Important roles in your affairs / told an audience of about 400 at Temple anti-Semitic or anti-Israel,” he said. Mtiwsysfam without seam 410972 44 one spade, but yoiTve told this coming year. Their assist­ Adath Yeshunin. "F or that, I am After his appearance at the temple, automatically HIgMHtpntter popping. SOUTH me before that bridge bid­ ance will open doors you. WE'RE ALL SET 1 OKAY! LET which he had requested, Jackson said sews all weights fdof raises extra LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.' HEY, LOOK! TH' SNAKE'S / COME ON, BOBBA! gOOOOo, 4962 ding was a little more couldn’t budge on your own. deeply distressed.” Frw-arm tawing FOR THE SNAKE I u p p e r y o r c h ' TH' FIRST CONTESTANT, ol fabrics without high to accom m o­ CURLED UP LIKE A BALL! SHOW 'EM HOW ^ O B B A ! 98 adventurous in those days.” PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) When questioned previously about the session had b ^ n ’’beneficial to my for hard-to-reach TOSS.WIZER! THROW FIRST! FROM UPPER YORCH, IS '------IT'S PONE! Inconvenient date thick fabrics, UghhmIgM aluminum bodY o y ♦ QJ10 92 Oswald: “I didn’t really Even though your Ideas are the allegations reported in The Wa­ inner self and that is the important collars, cuffs and BIG BOBBAWITH HIS ad)ustments. seams. Is easier to litt and carry. LITTLE PET, MAXIMO! 4K653 like my chance in six likely to be better than those of shington Post, Jackson had said he thing.” sleeves. diamonds. Since the opening your peers today, let therti could not recall using the word He said he had made ” a moral appeal believe what you conceive IS’ Vulnerable; Neither If to reconcile the community. That’s bid was to my right, it theirs. Results, not acclaim, are "Hymies” or referring to New York as E Dealer: Ekist seemed likely that East held Important. The areas in which “ Hymietown.” really the victory. I thought the West North East Soath the diamond king, but it was you’ll be the luckiest in the year Jackson generally was well received reception was warm and the future 14 24 easy to find out a little more ahead are revealed In your‘ by the predominantly Jewish audience, looks very bright for us to establish Pass 24 Pass 34 about the hand first. After I Astro-Graph predictions for! which applauded occasionaly during a dialogue.” Pass 44 Pass 5 4 had won the spade ace in Pisces. To get yours, mall $1 question-and-answer session following Jackson said when blacks and Jews Pass 64 Pass Pass dummy, I immediately and your zodiac sign to AstriH.’ Pass his 15-minute speech, which was still have been together ” we have never lost played the king of hearts.” Graph, Box 489, Radio City- a battle and when we have been apart Jim: "From the opening Station, New York, NY 10019.’ being revised at the time he was scheduled to appear. ' we have very seldom won.” Opening lead: 43 lead of the three of spades Send an additional $2 for The- you knew that West had NEW Matchmaker wheel and Some, however, still were angry. Rabbi Starr said Jackson had B some length in spades. Now booklet, which reveals roman­ "M y name isn’t Hymie,” said Larry "opened the door to dialogue between tic compatibilities lor all signs., Brenner, a member of the congrega­ the black and Jewish communities — By Oswald Jacoby you learned that the ace of ;'60 OJT WITH him;' s h e - 5 A V . hearts was in that hand. plus more. tion. ” It’s Larry. I wouldn’t call him an historic dialogue. IT'S N O T (OFTRN ONE: and James Jacoby ARIES (March 21-April 19); A CE-ucgEiry; she: s a ir SETS TO 60 OUT Even in 1935 a player with ’Rastus.’” Starr said he had "gained some Friends will take you Into their $ 3 3 3 3 3 $ 5 9 9 9 9 $ 9 9 9 9 9 TH A PE0FES6I0NAU Jim: “I’m going to do a the ace of hearts, the king of Nor would he vote for Jackson, said respect” for Jackson but acknowl­ diamonds and three or more confidence today because P A N P e U F F week’s articles on your they’ll sense you can keep to. Brenner, a firm supporter of President edged they still had differences over Deluxe Free-Arm 6136 FllpaSew*142SN Touch-Tronic* 2010 S U F F te S E -. spades would give his part­ yourself anything told to you In’ Reagan. Middle East issues. Reg. $1374.99 team-of-four victory at the ner a raise.” Rag. $499.99 Bag. $799.99 nationals in Miami fast secrecy. Most in the audience seemed pleased The rabbi’s wife, Linda, said Jackson Oswald: "Right! I knew 14 built-in stitches; buttonholer; front 24 built-in stitch patterns: Singer’s most a d va n ce d electronic December. Alfred Sheinwold TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Sit^ Jackson had come to answer the ’’made some amends tonight.” "m a gic" one-step buttonholer; m achine has all the features you hailed your victory in an East had to hold the dia­ uations which offer the greatest drop-ln bobbin for easy access; con­ mond king. I had to be lucky self-winding, front drop-in bobbin; need to sew like a prolesslonal. article in the February issue challenge or appear to be the stant speed control sews fabrics of enough to catch it single- most difficult will be the easiest varying weights a n d intensities (reeq US g tMOIt 6 4 ■aiAiu t Image * 6 1 6 6 just bumper stickers for 200th birthday of the New Janat people. Hampshire Constitution. lU - MANCHESTER HERALD, MonduvrFeb. 27, 19M MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, Feb. 27, 1984 - II Obituaries Nancy D. Neill SPORTS Nancy (Dunlap) Neill, 65, of 87 Boulder Road, died Saturday at Hartford Hospital, She was the wife of Dr, Mather H, Neill, She was born in Batavia, N,Y,, Aug, 12, 1918, and had been a resident of Manchester since 1948, She League, state tourneys graduated from Mount Holyoke College, clas^'of 1940 and taught at the Brearly School in New York City and McDuffie School of Springfield, Mass. Before retiring she had been employed as a research chemist at the Arthur D. Little Co. of Cambridge, Mass. She was a member of Center Congregational mark action this week Church. Manchester Memorial Hospital Auxiliary, and the Child and Fam ily Services of Manchester, She was active in the Neipsic Tennis Club and the By Len Auster assists in 16 games. He was 60-54, in overtime. The East Manchester Racquet Club. Sports Editor suspended (or the rest of the year victory was accomplished with Besides her husband she leaves two sons. Dr. following a major penalty picked Aquinas minus 6-4 center Dave Mather H. Neill Jr. of San Francisco, Calif., and Dr. The regular season is over'for up last Saturday in a scrimmage Sytoiuk, who was out with a stress Stephen A. Neill of Saunderstown, R.I.; a daughter. scholastic ice hockey and all but against Kingswood by high school fracture. Since his return the r , i*' Miss Christine C. Neill of Baltimore; a sister, Mrs. over for boy’s basketball but there principal Jacob Ludes. Saints have won six straight. Mary Potter of Brushton, N.Y.; and one grandson. is still plenty of action ahead with Senior center Eric Trudon (28 East is paced by 6-3 guard Jim A memorial service will be held Tuesday at 7:30 league and state tournaments set goals, 38 assists, 66 points) and Dargatiw tih a 17.5 points per game p.m. at Center Congregational Church. Burial will be to begin. sophomore right wing Bobby average and 6-6 senior center Chris private in Wildwood Cemetery, Amherst, Mass. State tournament rankings for Blake (31 goals, 34 assists, 65 Brunone at 12.2 per game. The There are no calling hours. Memorial donations may girls’ basketball and boys’ ice points) will be on hand for the Eagles have shown a well- be made to the Manchester Memorial Hospital hockey were released Saturday at Indian icemen in tournament play. balanced attack in going nine-for- Development Fund, or to the Center Congregational CIAC headquarters in Hamden 10 with John Theriault (9.5), Joe Church. and it showed Manchester High EAST CATHOLIC HAS an even Smith (8.6) and Chris Galligan The Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main St., has and East Catholic not in action longer wait for post-season play. (8.4) all averaging near 10 points charge of arrangements. until the end of the week. The Eagles don’t swing into action per game. until Saturday night at 8:10 at the The HCC title game will be Herald photo by Tarquinlo; THE MANCHESTER GIRLS' Bolton Ice Palace when they host Friday night at the UofH at 8:15 Gertrude H. Cannon basketball team, 8-12, is the No. 16 the Wilbur Cross-Watertown with a consolation at 6:30. South Mrs. Gertrude (Hitchcock) Cannon, 86, died Charles Blanchard of Coventry stands on the edge of the town "The town has gone in and ripped up some really great stuff,” he ^ and last seed in the East Region of winner. Catholic is defending champ. Saturday at a Meriden convalescent home. She was quarry. The land, he said, is rich with archaeological artifacts. said. r the Class L L Tournament. Coach East reached last year's Div­ the wife of the late Gaylord T. Cannon. She was a Steve Armstrong’s crew has a ision II semifinals before bowing to MANCHESTER HIGH, former resident of Manchester. m ajor challenge facing it as it’s South Windsor. The Bobcats, WINNERS of seven straight, quali­ She was born in West Haven and had lived in scheduled to visit Region No. 1 runners-up a year ago, and defend­ fied for the CCIL Playoff (or the Manchester for many years before moving to Meriden ranked Norwich Free Academy, ing Division II champion Ferm i seventh time in its nine years of 15 years ago. She was a member of St. Andrews Amateur archaeologist fights with Coventry 19-1, Thursday night at 7:30. High of Enfield each have been existance and will face Hall High Episcopal Church of Meriden. elevated to the Division I tourna­ Tuesday night at the Warriors' Middle Archaic period. him "as a highly reliable archaeologi­ The town attorney has advised hinC She leaves two daughters, Mrs. Russell (Gertrude) Continued from page 1 A Silk Town victory would push it ment this year. gym in West Hartford at 7:30. The "And Fuss and O'Neill (consultants cal informant.” that the survey must be done under.: Woolley of Meriden and Mrs. Barbara Bronke of into round two Saturday night Senior captain Paul Roy ('24 CCIL Playoff champ is not league lor the sewer project) signed a paper PAST has offered to do a survey of contract, McCarthy said, and it cannot- Cheshire; a son, Charles E. Cannon of Sherborn, dan by night, spends many ot his days against the Windham-Hartford goals, 12 assists, 36 points), senior titlist. Hall'took that honor with a saying the area is clear of archaeologi­ the area at no cost to the town, and is be begun until after grants that w ill' Mass.; seven grandchildren; (our great­ digging and making note ol his Public winner. Manchester, unsuc­ right wing Mike Keeler (16 goals, , l5-3 record as Simsbury (14-4) was cal and ecological significance," Blan­ waiting for the go-ahead from officials fund the sewer project have beetC grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews. findings. All artifacts he finds on town cessful in four previous tries under 21 assists, 37 points) and sopho­ upset on the last day of the regular land are kept separate from those he chard said. "It's the biggest white­ to do so. approved. ■- The funeral will be Tuesday at 11 a.m. at the John J. Armstrong and five limes overall, more goalie Steve Cavailo lead the season lart ' Manchester coach wash," he said. Ferry & Sons Funeral Home, 88 E. Main St., Meriden. finds on his own land, he says, "so that McCarthy said Fuss and O’Neill has", is looking for its first tournament Eagles into tournament play. Doug Pearson is looking for his TOWN MANAGER Charles Burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery, New Haven. they can have them if they decide “ There is documentation way'back had preliminary contact with PAST,”' victory ever. The semifinals are slated for dliib to continue its momentum McCarthy said today that because the Friends may call at the funeral home today lrom7to9 they're interested. saying there is interesting stuff here, and contractual arrangements for a Rankings for ice hockey show either Monday, March 5, or Tues­ towards the state tournament. town has been using the gravel pit for 10 p.m, "Coventry is a goldmine." he said. and yet the powers that be choose to survey will be made when the grants.', Manchester High, 17-1, and East day, March 6. The finals is That begins next week. years, he believes "there is not any "The land has not been disturbed since ignore it. I think the town knew all come through. Catholic, 16-4, as the No. 1 and 2 Saturday, March 10, at the New Manchester and Hall split during prospect of anything important being the glacier receded 10,000 years ago,” along what was was here. seeds respectively in Division II. Haven Coliseum at noon. ' the regular season. Hall won in Leon Ml. Stewartson in it. , he said, "ll's like a little MEANWHILE, Blanchard is con­ Only twelve teams qualified in West Hartford, 65-50, with the Leon M. Stewartson, 76. of West Hartford, died "Based on what 1 know. I'm not going encyclopedia." KEVIN McBRIDE, director of the cerned that curiosity seekers might Division II with the Indians and THERE ARE ALSO a couple of Indians coming back to score a Sunday at Hartford Hospital. He was the husband of to order the staff to stop using the Blanchard believes Indians settled University of Connecticut's Public unwittingly do more damage to the site, ^ UPI photo Eagles each drawing a bye into the post-season conference tourna­ 66-55 win at Clarke Arena. Evelyn S. Stewartsorr, and the father of Barbara S. facility and start purchasing gravel." long ago on the banks of the Willimantic Archaeology Survey Team, said in a now that events have forced him to go.- quarterfinals. ments coming up this week. The Ken Willis, averaging 16.6 points Garrity of Manchester He said the town is not pulling gravel River, built primitive dwellings and recent letter to the Town Council that public with his findings. ' '''' Hartford County Conference Bas­ /per game, and Greg Turner, He also leaves two other daughters, Donna F. out with any regularity, but will begin Washington defenseman Scott Stevens failed but Capitals topped the Whalers, raised crops such as corn and tobacco. his group had located a prehistoric site MANCHESTER WILL NOT see ketball Playoff, where the confer­ averaging 11.2, will lead the Stewartson of South Windsor, and Gail S. Bessette of doing so in spring. Some of the tools he has found are an in the area of Blanchard's finds several "Ordinarily, you don't tell a soul positions himseif in front of the Whaler 4-3, to snap Hartford two-game winning action until Friday night at 9:30 at ence champion is crowned, begins Indians into battle against Hall. Glastonbury; a brother, Wallace Stewartson ol Because the sewers are to be built indication of "domestic activity,” he years ago. That site was dated to 2000 about what you’re digging up untip- net and deflects puck in attempt to get it the Bolton Ice Palace when it will Wednesday night at the University Manchester has not faired w e ll. Wilson: and 11 grandchildren. under court order, McCarthy said, the streak. said. B.C you’ve exhausted it," he said. , T host the Masuk-Immaculate of Hartford with East Catholic in recent CCIL Playoff history. It The funeral will be Tuesday at 11 a.m. at the Taylor town is not in a position to accept past Hartford goalie Greg Millen, Bid "The high artistry indicates these winner. Masuk has a 10-8-1 record, opposing Aquinas in the 6:30 has lost three first-round games in and Modeen Funeral Home. 136 S. Main St., West McBride said people at PAST have PAST'S offer to do something for " I just hope we don’t get a lot of fools things come from around the time ol including back-to-back season­ opener and St. Paul vs. South succession. It reached the cham­ Hartford. Calling hours are today from 7 to 9 p.m,, at the Pyramids — what's called the known Blanchard for years and trust nothin? in here trying to take home souvenirs. ” the funeral home. Memorial contributions may be ending 6-1 and 6-2 losses to Catholic in the 8:15 nightcap. pionship round in 1979-80 but fell to made to the Heart Association. Manchester. Immaculate, 9-7-2, East, after a slow start, won nine Simsbury back then. Stop & Shop pledges had a game scheduled against the of its last 10 to finish up at 12-8 Penney and Simsbury will meet Half of firefighters in survey Indians this year but backed out of overall. East and Aquinas each in the other CCIL Playoff Police roundup Langway on offensive the commitment, according to were 7-3 in.HCC play. 'The quintets semifinal. more than groceries Indian coach Wayne Horton. split during the regular season. The winners will meet Friday The Indians go into tournament Aquinas won the first meeting, night at 7:30 at the gym of the If promoters live up to their promises, the new play minus leading scorer Galen 65-53, with the Eagles bouncing highest ranking team. There will "Super Stop & Shop," which will open March 11 in favor district ambuiance service Byram, who had 43 goals and 43 back to take the second game. be no consolation. the Manchester Parkade, will be more than just a Vandals paint Hall the Eighth Utilities District the survey. vided in Manchester chiefly by the as Whaie streak ends grocery store. firefighters who responded to a According to Michele Vaughters, a Slop & Shop Some respondents mentioned private Manchester Ambulance survey favor formation of a rescue practical problems with the ser­ Service. That company also has spokeswoman, the supermarket will include not penalties than play on the power NBA roundup door of church company to operate an ambulance vice, such as the lack of a place for the contract with the Town of HARTFORD — He is a defensive point of the gam e,” Evans said. only a gourmet section, a butcher shop, a natural defenseman, but when an offensive play," he said. "It just seems like service ip the district, according to the ambulance. Some said it would Manchester to provide transporta­ "W e made a mistake and it cost foods shop and a deli, but a bookstore and a florist opportunity comes his way, Wa­ I’m on the ice in key situations." us.” Police are investigating a case of vandalism that the interpretation of District Fire spread the district manpower loo tion to patients who need it when shop as well. shington Capitals’ Rob Langway Despite Langway’s heroics, it occurred Saturday at St. John's Polish National Chief John Christensen. thin. Some (ell a rescue company the Advanced Life Support system Washington coach Bryan Mur­ Book lovers will be able to buy hardcover isn’t about to shy away from it. was a goal by Alan Haworth later Catholic Church on Golway Street, where the priest He said 42 of the about 100 might be perceived as an elite responds in an emergency. ray was proud of his team’s effort bestsellers at 33 percent ofl list price in the " I ’m not a goal-scorer by any in the third period that proved to be in the third period. "W edidn’thave Open season on Sixers found hostile messages painted on the church door volunteer firefighters have filled corps. District leaders have sought Barnes and Noble Discount Bookstore which the means, but sometimes they just go the game winner. Haworth scored and a collection of desecrated religious symbols on the out questionnaires. He cautioned Some, Christensen said, felt an without success to get Manchester any springs for the first two new Stop & Shop will house, Ms. Vaughtes said. in,” Langway said Sunday after he on a deflection at 7:10 to increase periods,” Murray said. "But we front step, they said today. that histally of 21 for and 21 against ambulance service might be estab­ Memorial Hospital to sponsor Paperback bestsellers will be marked down 10 scored twice to help his team to a the Capital’s lead to 4-2. Police summoned to the scene found a message depends on interpretation of the lished by the district outside the some degree of advanced training made very few mistakes in the percent. 4-3 win over the Hartford Whalers. Hartford rookie Sylvain Turgeon third period." painted on the top step: "Come now children of the answers. fire department. for the many emergency medical as they’re the hunted club "This will be an entire bookstore as opposed to a The win snapped a three-game broke in alone and cut Washing­ beast.” Beside it was a painted star, with red paint For instance, about 21 said they The chief advantage cited was technicians among the volunteer book section," she added. Washington losing streak and ton’s lead to 4-3 on his 32nd goal splashed around like blood, they said. would like to serve in a rescue that the service would be free and firefighters. WHALER NOTES - Hartford Also within the supermarket, "Food Bazaar" halted Hartford’s modest two- with 3:12 left in the game. The has a 14-15-4 record at home. Also found were a small metal disc with an identical company, Christensen said. Oth­ would be a boon to elderly citizens Some opposition was expressed By Logan Hobson will boast cheeses, a salad bar with over 50 items, game winning streak. The Whalers Whalers pulled Millen in the final Hartford is 7-5-1 against Patrick star on it, surrounded by a metal chain, police said. ers said they would serve if of the district who are poor. in the district when the Advanced UPI Sports Writer 50 types of lea and 12 bulk varieties of coffee. had beaten Buffalo last Thursday, minute, but could not get the There was a red felt bag marked with another star and ordered to. He interpreted that as a At the last meeting of district Life Support system was housed in Division foes. . .Whalers are 3-2 in In the natural foods shop alone, customers will 3-2, and topped Philadelphia in a equalizer. their last five games and 7-5-2 in a cross. Inside the bag police found two St. negative answer. directors, some directors were the Town of Manchester Fire When you’re the hunted you look be able to find 60 varieties of gourmet cookies and shootout Saturday night, 9-7. "That was a great eflort by their last 14 games overall. . Christopher medals cut in half and a razor blade tied He will turn his report and the critical of Tripp and Landers (or Department instead of at the down the barrel of the gun. When crackers, as well as a full line of vitamins, whole "W e want to keep winning so we Turgeon,” said Evans. "He’s .Whaler power play going into to a handwritten note that read "May they rest in questionnaires over to Joseph not informing them of plans to hospital, one of early assumptions you’re the hunter you’re holding it. grains, pasta and candies. can get the home-ice advantage in something for an 18-year-old." Washington game was No. 1 in the torment. " police said. Tripp and Thomas Landers, the conduct the survey. in the days when the service was It’s no different in the NBA and it Or if food to go is what the hungry shoppers the first playoff round," said NHL with a 27.3 percent efficiency Slipped under the front door was a tarot with a district directors who sponsored Ambulance service is now pro­ being planned. seems to be open season on the want, food to go is what they can get — if they can Langway, last year’s Norris Washington’s Craig Laughlin rate. . .Whalers at this point last picture of the devil and toothpaste was slathered over league champion Philadelphia decide between the 20 varieties of freshly made Award winner. “ We have only five had the lone goal of the first period. year were 16-41-6 for 38 points. the door and steps, police said. The priest who first 76ers, who lost their fourth straight pizza, homemade soups, and homemade pasta road-games left." Laughlin attempted a pass, but the They are now 22-33-8 for 52 points. spotted the damage later found a tube of toothpaste game Sunday, a 101-99 decision to promoters claim the store will offer. Langway’s eighth goal broke a puck hit Ron Francis’ skate and nearby, police said. Jackson’s Pepsi commercials debut Hartford before Sunday’s game the Los Angeles Lakers. Watches, calculators and cameras will be 2-2 tie at 4:39 of the third period bounced into the goal. Police have no leads to the identity of those had scored 31 more goals and "That championship belt is very available in the housewares service center, and when he fired a shot from the left Chris Kotsopoulos and Randy allowed 50 fewer at comparable responsible, they said today. “ LOS ANGELES (UPI) - The cials," said MTV executive Les Pepsi in the ads, Jackson, a heavy because everybody’s hand plants and flowers in another section, promoters point past Hartford goalie Greg Pierce added second-period goals point to a year ag o.. .Whalers (ace much ballyhooed Pepsi-Cola com­ Garland, who is so convinced of vegetarian and health-food disci­ is tugging at it," Lakers Coach Pat say. There will also be a small appliances Millen. for Hartford. Kotsopoulos beat Pat five of their next six games on the A South Windsor man was charged with drunken mercials in which Michael Jack- Jackson’s pulling power he has ple, doesn’t. Riley said of the 76ers. "W e know department, and all purchases of $10 or more may “ He's the heart and soul of their Riggin 2:31 into the period. Pierce driving and speeding Friday alter he lost control of his son's hair caught on (ire debut on agreed to air the Pepsi spots free of road. They’re at Montreal Tues­ that feeling. But Philadelphia is be charged through Mastercard or Visa. The commercials have no foot­ team,” said Whaler defenseman made it 2-1 at 7:20 when he jumped car on New State Road and hit the concrete signal network television during Tuesday charge. day, play in Boston Saturday going to be there at the end. They Other special features of the new Stop & Shop age of the accident. Joel Quenneville. “ When he gets over teammate Mike Zuke and control box at the intersection of Adams Street, police night’s Grammy Awards, but Sunday night, Pepsi held a afternoon, return to host Boston have too much pride and sub­ include a fish market, a bake shop, a butcher shop There may be problems, how­ two goals, it picks them up." scored from close range. said today. millions already will have seen the black-tie reception at New York Sunday afternoon, and then face stance. There’s a long way to go. and a service deli. A community room will be ever, in airing the commercials Whaler coach Jack Evans Langway evened the score at 2-2 John F. Gaifney, 20, was not injured in the accident, 60-second spots. City’s Lincoln Center to show the Washington, Buffalo and St. Louis "Sometimes you have to hit the available free of charge to the public, Ms. before the end of the program. agreed. “ That Langway is some­ with 2:15 left in the second period. police said. He was released on a promise to appear The commercials are being commercials to its 1,000 U.S. over the next week. . .Hartford is bottom of the barrel before you can Vaughters said. thing to behold. He showed why he His shot from the point eluded a March 16 in Manchester Superior Court. presented tonight on MTV, cable’s bottlers. The soft drink firm will Jackson is nominated for a 0-6-1 against Montreal, primary bounce back. Last year, we were is a dominant force,” he said. screened Millen. music channel, as a world pre­ also showcase the commercials record 12 Grammys, and CBS-TV reason it is in Adams Division the hunted. This year, we are the Langway knows his role is to "Langw ay’s goal at the end of miere "exclusive interview pres­ tonight in another posh party for rules prevent ‘cast members" cellar 11 points behind the hunter and it’s a different story.” play sound defense. “ I'd rather kill the second period was the turning Canadiens. entation" with Bob Giraldi, who Pepsi VIPs and guests at the Rex from appearing in commercials in Magic Johnson scored 23 points Colleges flooded with applicants directed the commercials as well Restaurant in Los Angeles. the body of shows. The rule may and Michael Cooper added 17 to as Jackson’s "Beat It" video. Jackson, ironically, is endorsing bump the Pepsi spots to the help the Lakers snap a 12-game HARTFORD (UPI) - Despite a chances of admittance or receiv­ said their students were motivated "1 think the whole world is a product he would likely never beginning or end of the regular-season jinx at the Spec­ rapidly shrinking pool of high ing financial aid. Colleges loo are by the wish to "lietter their interested in seeing these commer­ presentations. Huskies lose lead, game use. Although his brothers drink trum. The Lakers, opening a 2 school students nationwide, lop playing the numbers game by chances " or "cover their bases." five-game road trip with their 13th private colleges in Connecticut recruiting heavily to offset the Muriel Forbes, director of col­ WORCESTER, Mass. (U PI) - win in their last 16 games, also have received a flood of applica­ predicted drop-off in the number of lege counseling at the private It wasn’t just another loss. used a sparkling defensive stretch tions this year. applicants. Kingswood-Oxford School in Hart­ Fire Caiis The University of Connecticut during the fourth quarter to hand Admissions officers and high m. "F o r students, the application is ford, said she had seen individual [ .<^ARDEN LECTURE! led by seven at the half, let the lead the 76ers their 12th defeat in their photo school guidance counselors agree the equivalent of a high-stakes students with the "scatter-shot slip away, fought back to within last 17 games. there is no mystery, but an lottery ticket," said Tim Napier, mentality” apply to as many as 10 Tolland County two with a minute idf t but ended up It was the first time in more than Phoenix’s Larry Nance (22) and Boston’s Robert Parish increase in applications from each associate director ol admissions at or 15 colleges. — Weekly— Saturday, 6:50 p.m. — losing by nine. nine years the Lakers have won at student. Connecticut College, which re­ Counselor Paul Stoddard at go after a first-period rebound in NBA action Sunday. oven (ire, Lamotte Road, And the Huskies passed up their Philadelphia during the regular Boston won to end mini slide. 7 "In other words, w e re ail ceived 10 percent more applica­ North Haven High School said best remaining shot at a winning season. dealing with the same kids, " said tions this year. Coventry (North Coven­ 1 ^ Tues, Feb. 28, 7:30 pm most of his students continued to season. Philadelphia Coach Billy Cun­ Worth David, dean of admissions ■ "In a strong economy $30 is a try, South Coventry). submit three to four applications, Ernie Fioyd scored 23 points, IS ningham said getting away from minutes. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, at Yale, where applications rose 20 modest price to pay for a ticket Pistons 120, Cavaliers 109 but the most competitive students Saturday, lO: 10 p.m. — in the second half, and grabbed 10 the Spectrum may be good for his who made only 2-o(-10 shots prior percent from last year. that,would gel you into one of the “HOW GREEN IS YOUR LAWN/ At Pontiac, Mich., Isiah Thomas “ would be apt to be the ones who dumpster fire, Andover rebounds to lead Holy Cross to an ailing team. to that point, hit back-to-back Officials said students are apply­ top colleges, " Napier said. scored 40 points, including 32 in the would have multiple Garden Apartments, An­ 82-73 non- conference win over "Probably the best thing to do as baskets and Cooper canned ing to more colleges to better their High school guidance counselors applications." Caring For New & Old Lawns , second half, and set a team record dover (Andover). Connecticut Saturday, a team is to get out on the road, ’ ’ he another three-pointer to give the by hitting 13 consecutive field |f K^OFFEE;^N^'—FR|E L iq U R |S | Holy Cross is now 12-17 while said. “ We have some time off Lakers their biggest lead, 92-82, goals to spark Detroit. World B. Sunday, 1:13 p.m. — Connecticut feli to 13-12 and faces during that stretch so we'll work with 7:06 left. Free scored 32 points (or Cleve­ Bookmobile service will continue chimney fire. South River Big East games at Villanova hard getting ourselves going in the A pair of three-point baskets by land. Road, Coventry (North Tuesday and home at the Hartford right direction again. Julius Erving in the final 33 Pacers 102, Trail Blazers 100 Coventry). Civic Center Saturday against “ We worked hard and I saw seconds helped the 76ers draw The Manchester libraries’ book­ repairs, she said. At Indianapolis, Clark Kellogg mas Harney, the driver who Boston College this week, some good things out there. We’re within two. Los Angles iced the scored 35 points and grabbed 16 mobile service will continue unin­ Mrs. LeDuc said if the repairs resigned to take a job with the U.S. " I guess this was the most started to react better to each game on two foul shots by Byron rebounds to help Indiana rebound terrupted even if the van must be require that the van be taken off Postal Service. Weo«Mril i ■nhwto M M of*—W DlANb188 disappointing loss of the season," other on defense. At the offensive Scott with three seconds left. from a 22-point, first-half deficit. taken off the road for repairs. the road, a substitute will be WANT ADS ore worth 1 Sowing Flowor Dally said Huskies captian Karl Hobbs, Vernon Giscombe Ray Broxton end we had good opportunities, but Scott added 16 points, Mike Library Board Chairman Mary obtained. Mrs. LeDuc said the bookmobile GARDENS Steve Stipanovich made a steal looking Into when you're J 8 Vigolibli who bagged 12 points and 12 . . .team-high 19 points .. .adds 14 points we didn’t convert. I'm pleased to McGee 15 and Abdul-Jabbar and LeDuc said Friday. "Somebody will deliver the is on the road an average of 46 with three seconds to go to thwart a looking for a place to iSiodi - Burpii, assists. "A ll it took was for our books and make the stops, ” she hours per month, although the see us do a better job on the James Worthy 12 for the Lakers. Portland bid to tie. live,,,whether It's a ■ Him Two straight baskets by Floyd The 8-year-old van, from which said. weekly total varies depending on defense to break down a few times, that this year. They’re just not defensive end.” In other games, San Diego beat Celtics 116, Suns 109 home, an apartment ar a •Appliwood for them to get the bail inside easy, put the Crusaders up, 69-64, with books are delivered to house-bound The bookmobile’s schedule will the stops that are made. If a YtH’n Sh Mi coming out the way they are Cooper snapped a 71-71 tie with a Seattle 101-93, Detroit hammered At Phoenix, Ariz., Larry Bird's mobile home. •Woodgird and a bundle of free throws." 3:10 left, but Vern Giscombe, who elderly and handicapped people, remain the same, she said, despite permanent replacement (or Har­ supposed to come out." three-point field goal, a jumper Cleveland 120-109, Indiana over­ 23 points topped six Boston players Folding Tour Shipping Hiri! Huskies coach Dom Pemo pro­ led the Huskies with 19 points, has recently been troubled by the recent resignation of the town’s ney is named, that total could The lead seesawed throughout and a technical foul shot to give the took Portland 102-100, and Boston in double figures as the Celtics Liwn •Scotto •Houseplants vided a straightforward analysis brought Connecticut back to within mechanical problems, including a bookmobile driver. Starling this change, she said. • Gninvlow •Ifollage plant* the game, until Holy Cross went Lakers a 77-71 lead with 2:11 left in topped Phoenix 116-109. snapped a two-game losing streak. failing air conditioning system. of the game. ahead for good at the 7:19 mark. two on a three-point play with one the third period. The Lakers took Clippers 101, SuperSonics 93 week, the bookmobile will be The bookmobile driver’s respon­ CALDWELL , •Cildwilia •Insecticides A The victory gave the Celtics a split The full extent of the needed •Soli* iM "They were good shots,” said Connecticut had led at the half, minute remaining. an 81-74 lead into the fourth At Seattle, Terry Cummings driven by Geraldine Thompson, a sibilities include Maintaining the OIL iJonoo aOld Fox of their six-game road swing repairs is not yet known, Mrs. •Plant loods \ Pemo. "That’s one problem we've 40-33. However, Holy Cross scored quarter. scored 29 points and pulled down 14 clerk at the Whiton Memorial van and helping plot the routes. (Price Subject to Change) •MllorgrinHi SPECIALi through the Pacific Division. Ro­ LeDuc said. had all season. If you look at our In the second half, the Huskies seven straight points in the final The 76ers drew within 85-82 on a rebounds to lead San Diego to its Library. "H e or she tries to anticipate the Sot Thi Right bert Parish had 20 points for 99 ^ St. Patrick’a Day shooting percentage, it is not that led 50-43, with 15:07 to play, but minute to take the game. basket by Bobby Jones with 8:40 third straight victory and its first Librarian John Jackson is inves­ No decision has been made on a needs of the neighborhood," Mrs. , Tooli eTru h99 Boston and Phoenix center James good. Holy Cross scored eight straight Ray Broxton added 14 points for remaining but did not score over the Sonics in nearly three tigating the extent and cost of the permanent replacement for Tho­ LeDuc said. 649-8841 Homor •Anno. Shamrocks onli Edwards led all scorers with 28 "W e've had a lot ol games like points to take a 51-50 lead. Connecticut. another basket for more than five years. points.

i MANCHKS'tt:.H HH.KALU Mondav.'n-D. 21. itfBt - »•» U - MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. Feb. 27, 1984 College basketball USFL roundup Cougars rally Crowds more noteworthy than play first day By Mike Tully passes for 175 yards and one Bandits 20, Gamblers 17 homa kept kept Pittsburgh run­ UPI Sports Writer interception for the Generals. Tampa. Fla., Gary Anderson ning back Rozier in check, limiting Former Pittsburgh Steelers ratTSocJH yards and a pair ol the Nebraska product to just 27 to beat Hogs Football fans registered the backup Cliff Stoudt was soundly touchdo^s and Zenon Andrusy- yards on 16 carries. most noteworthy statistic of the booed by the Birmingham crowd shyn kicked two field goals to Breakers 13, Gunslingers 10 before being taken out of the game At San Antonio, Texas, fullback By Fred Lief . paced by Lancaster Gordon, who day by sending the turnstiles spark the Bandits before a crowd midway through the third quarter. Mark Schellen ran for one touch­ / UPI Spofts Writer, had 17 of his 19 points In the first awhirl Sunday for the New Jersey of 42,915. Anderson scored on a half. Generals’ 17-6 victory over the He completed six of 13 passes for51 2-yard run with 27 seconds left in down and quarterback Johnny yards and one interception. the first half and scored the Walton threw a fourth- quarter Arkansas, the team that brought "We were just giving the ball Birmingham Stallions on the open­ Bobby Lane, who replaced winning touchdown on a 12-yard scoring pass for New Orleans. It you its stujiner against North away," said DePaul Coach Ray ing day of the U.S. Football Stoudt, was 13-for-27 for 143 yards burst with 2; 33 to play in the game. was the first game ever for the Carolina, had another blockbuster Meyer, whose team trailed by four League’s second season. and one interception. Stars 17, Showboats 9 Gunslingers, who were granted in the works Sunday. at the half. "Our guards must have A record 62,300 fans turned out to watch former Buffalo Bills run­ At Memphis, Tenn., Chuck Fus- permission by a state court judge Facing No. 3 Houston on the given it up at midcourt eight or The Generals’ other score came ning back Joe Cribbs make his ina lobbed a 42-yard touchdown only two weeks ago to play their road, the No. 11 Razorbacks led nine times and Lancaster Gordon on a 51-yard field goal by Roger USFL debut against the Generals' pass and turned in a 38- yard run to home games in Alamo Stadium. A 32-27 at the half, courtesy of a killer made the baskets. I wanteef to go Ruzek with 1:05 left in the lirst half set up a final score for Philadel­ crowd of 18,233 turned out in mild fullcourt press and five steals in 10 out and guard him m yself.” Herschel Walker, the former Heis- that put New Jersey on top 10-3. phia. A crowd of 28,098 was at the but blustery weather. minutes by Alvin Robertson. At Las Vegas, Nev., Jeff Collins man Trophy winner who led the Liberty Bowl on the chilly, over­ But there were to be no repeats had 20 points and 10 rebounds as USFL in rushing last season. The field goal came after Bir­ cast day to watch the debut Gold 27, Express 10 along the lines of the 65-64 upset of the Rebels hiked their record to mingham scored its only points of 25-2. UNLV has already clinched Neither running back was out­ the first half, a 26- yard field goal performance of the Showboats, one At Los Angeles, Elmer Bailey No. 1 North Carolina two weeks standing, however, as Walker the regular- season title of the by Scott Norwood. Norwood's kick of a handful of expansion teams to caught a 6-yard scoring pass from ago. finished with 43 yards on 17 rushes join the USFL in its second season. Craig Penrose with 5:50 remaining With the Razorbacks' shooting Pacific Coast Athletic Association. was set up by Dennis Woodben y's and Cribbs had 52 on 16. A federal, Bulls 53, Federals 14 to break a 10-10 tie and ignite having turned to stone and Alvin On Saturday, upsets rocked No. 6 interception of a Sipe pass. The judge decided only last Thursday At Jacksonville, Fla., Matt Ro­ Denver. A crowd of 32,082 — many Franklin of Houston hitting 12 of Illinois, No. 15 Oregon State, No. 17 rookie defensive back from South­ that Cribbs could play for the binson passed for 299 yards and ol whom came to the Coliseum to his 14 points in the second half, the Temple, No. 18 Auburn, No. 19 ern Arkansas returned the ball 27 Stallions instead of giving Buffalo three touchdowns in the Bulls' see a post- game concert featuring Cougars rallied to a 64-61 victory. Duke and No. 20 Illinois State. yards to the New Jersey 26. an opportunity to retain his USFL debut before 49,392. Robin­ Wayne Newton and Larry Gatlin Houston, 25-3, won its 38th At West Lafayette, Ind., No. 12 contract. Norwood also kicked a 32- y arder son threw for scores of 74 yards to and the Gatlin Brothers — watched straight league game and opened a Purdue took soie possession of first 2 Total attendance for the eight with 12 minutes left in the game in the Big Ten by beating Illinois Aubrey Matthews in the first John Hadi s debut as the Express two-game lead over Arkansas in that capped a 51-yard, 12-play 59-55. Jim Rowinski of Purdue, Opening Day games was 278,133, quarter, 54 yards to Wyatt Hender­ coach. The Express averaged the Southwest Conference. The an average of 34,767. Crowds drive. 19-5, scored 24 points, including son in the second quarter and 4 19,001 in the 74,000- seat Coliseum Cougars need only beat last-place In other games. Tampa Bay three free throws in the final 1; 10. ranged from the Birmingham yards to Robert Young in the third last year. Baylor Wednesday night to win throng to the 15,937 in Oklahoma topped Houston 20-17, Philadelphia quarter. Wranglers 35, Invaders 7 I) their second straight title. At Tucson, Ariz., Pete Williams who watched the professional handled Memphis 17-9, Jackson­ Outlaws 7, Maulers 3 At Tempe, Ariz., the Wranglers, "This game hurts a lot," Arkan­ had 18 points and 10 rebounds and UPI photo debut of 1983 Heisman Trophy UPI photo ville routed Washington 53-14, At Tulsa. Okla., Doug Williams, using a stifling defense, lived up to sas center Joe Kleine said. "We Arizona shot a schooi-record 71 winner Mike Rozier. Oklahoma beat Pittsburgh 7-3, making his USFL debut, threw a pre-season expectations belore should have won it. We gave it percent to down Oregon State Philadelphia's Bobby Clarke (16) crashes to the ice as Philadelphia. Pair of late goals gave the Flyers win over None of the three quarterbacks Mike Rozier of the Pittsburgh Maulers jumps over a New Orleans downed San Antonio 12-yard touchdown pass to Derek 29,176. Arizona’s win over the 7 away. I can't ever remember an 69-58. New York, 5-3, in key Patrick Division game. who saw action in the game was 13-10, Denver topped Los Angeles Hughes with 87 seconds left to defending Pacific Division cham­ Islander left wing Bob Bourne leaps over him in attempt Arkansas team blowing so many At Philadelphia, Raiph Lewis sliding Herb Wiiliams of the Okiahoma Outlaws in USFL particularly sharp, either. Former 27-10 and Arizona whipped Oak­ produce the victory. The game pions came via a solid defensive to avoid collision and go after the puck in NHL action in layups." fired in 21 points, including 2 free Cieveland Browns quarterback opener Sunday. Rozier had rough time of it and Outiaws land 35-7. Chicago is at Michigan drew 15.937 and was played in effort, aided by a balanced ol ten­ throws with 1:07 remaining in Franklin was without a field goal Brian Sipe completed 12 of 24 emerged the winner, 7-3. Monday night. rain'’ windy conditions. Okla- sive attack. double overtime, to send LaSalle i in the first half. But he reeled off over Temple 80-79. The Owls, 21-3, NHL roundup eight straight points midway had won their previous 10 games. through the second half to put the At Baton Rouge, La., Derrick Cougars on top for good with eight Taylor's 2 free throws with nine Davis Cup roundup minutes left. seconds left guided Louisiana Sports in Brief / "He was outstanding," Arkan­ State past Auburn 81-80. Taylor sas Coach Eddie Sutton said. "H e had 18 points and connected on 5 Gosselin no amateur in debut hit the key shots and got them straight second-half shots as the Little League signups set running when it looked like we Tigers overcame a 47-39 deficit. might have what it took to stay in Manchester Little League will conduct signups Top nations win first round tests down and it was anybody's gam e," At Durham, N.C., Georgia Tech By Mike Barnes expect a lot from me. I can't shut Elsewhere, the. New York front." for the 1984 season March 11 and 18 at the the Islanders’ Bob Nystrom said. freshman Bruce Dalrymple scored UPI Sports Writer out every team, but I'll certainly Rangers edged Pittsburgh 4-3, American Legion Ball from 1 to 4 p.m. each day. "W e didn't think we were out of it Akeem Oiajuwon, Houston's me­ with five seconds to go, stopping do my best." Philadelphia downed the New nacing 7-footer, finished with 19 Signups are for youths ages 7-12. Children must be 2-6, 6-2, 6-2 win over PTorin Segarceanu lo give the Australia will travel to Italy in July lor its A decision appears ahead now until the Flyers got their fifth Duke's eight-game winning streak Bv United Press International Olympic goaltender Mario Gos­ York Islanders 5-3, Washington points, 10 rebounds and 6 blocked seven before July 31,1984 and not older .than 12 as United States its 5-0 triumph in Bucharest. second-round tie. In two two-hour singles matches at goal." with a 58-56 triumph. The Yellow selin showed the National Hockey for Quebec coach Michel Ber­ nipped Hartford4-3, Detroit topped shots. Michael Young, the SWC's of that date. Birth certificats should be brought at The Americans next play Argentina, whose Jose Tellord, England, Italians Ocleppo and Barazzutti The Flyers’ Tim Kerr, like Jackets ended a 19-game ACC All the top tennis nations came through the first League Sunday that's he's no geron. who probably will send one Chicago 4-2, Toronto and 'Van­ top scorer, added 17 points for the time of signup. Registration fee is $8 per player Luis Clerc defeated Hans-Dieter Beutel on two upset the odds to defeat Britain 3-2. Ocleppo came Nystrom, saw the game as a taste losing streak on the road. round of the Davis Cup comfortably through the amateur. of his three goalies — Clint couver skated to a 4-4 tie and Cougars. Robertson scored 20 and $12 per family. Anyone interested in tiebreakers, 7-6, 7-6. before Michael Westphal scored back from losing the first set to defeat John Lloyd, 2-6, ol things to come. At Terre Haute, Ind., John weekend, with Italy narrowly ousting Britain in the Gosselin, who started for Team Malarchuk is the likeliest candi­ Calgary clipped Los Angeles 5-2. points for the Hogs and Kleine coaching, umpiring or serving in any other West Germany's only point ol the home tie in Stuttgart 6-2, 6-3, 6-3, and veteran Barazzutti, in his 12th year of Williams scored 15 points to lead most fiercely contested World Group matchup. Canada at the Winter Olympic date — to the minors. Rangers 4, Penguins 3 Red Wings 4, Black Hawks 2 delivered 17 points and 11 capacity is asked to attend a signup session. For by beating Guillermo Vilas 6-3, 6-4. Davis Cup play, beat new British No.l Colin "The three-goalie system Indiana State over Illinois State. Games, withstood 26 shots to lead At New York, Mark Osborne At Chicago, Steve Yzerman and rebounds. further information, contact Gerry Hollis, Defending champion Australia Sunday completed a Dowdeswell, 6-1, 0-6. 6-3, 7-5. doesn't give our goaltenders much The Redbirds were outscored 16-1 the Quebec Nordiques to a 5-0 scored his second goal of the game Bob Manno scored in the second The teams meet next Sunday in 64'3-0904, or Ed Dettore, 643-4482. 5- 0 whitewash of Yugoslavia, newcomers to the topIn Perth, host Australia held a winning 3-0 lead over at the line. victory over the St. Louis Blues in action," Bergeron said, "and it can at 2:18 of overtime to bring the period to lead Detroit to their fifth Fayetteville and possibly again the group, while the United States defeated Romania by Yugoslavia going into Sunday's reverse singles. The Czechoslovakia’s Tomas Smid and Tiber Pimek cause a problem during practice. In other Saturday games. No. 2 his first professional start. Rangers within two points of the straight victory. The Red Wings Sunday after in Houston in the the same margin and Argentina eliminated West Yugoslavs substituted their top two players — Marko completed a 5-0 rout of Denmark by winning their Georgetown defeated Boston Col­ "This is my new job and it's good It's hard to think of sending first-place Islanders in the Patrick moved past the Black Hawks into finals of the SWC Tournament. Whalers sign Mark Fusco Germany 4-1. Ostoja and Slobodan Zivojinovic — tor Branko Horvet reverse singles Sunday. The Czechs will next play host to start it off on the right note. A someone down to the minors but I Division. The Rangers had second place in the Norris Div­ lege 83-73 as Patrick Ewing scored "W e didn't want to lose and go HARTFORD — Defenseman Mark Fusco, a and Bruno Oresar in Sunday’s dead matches, and the to France, 4-1 winners over India. win in Sarajevo was important but will sit down with management dropped three of their last four 15 of his 25 points in the second half ision. into Fayetteville with the loss," member of the U.S. Olympic team and a former Sweden, last year’s No. 2, overcame Ecuador 4-1. 13,000-spectators saw Oresar display his outstanding At the foot of the draw, Sweden’s Joakim Nystrom F this shutout is more of a personal and decide what to'do." before beating Pittsburgh. Maple Leafs 4, Canucks 4 before being ejected for fighting to Franklin said. "I think we were standout player at Harvard, has signed as a free France traveled to New Delhi to beat India 4-1 and potential with a strong all-court game against John and Mats Wilander had no trouble disposing of thing," said Gosselin. 20, who Tony McKegney, Wilf Paiement At Vancouver, British Columbia, power the Hoyas, 24-3; Melvin Flyers 5, Islanders 3 thinking about the consequences agent with the Hartford Whalers of the National Czechoslovakia defeated Denmark, also 4-1. In Fitzgerald. Ecuadoreans Ricardo Ycaza and Andres Gomez, and Michel Goulet — with his 48th Turpin struck for 18 points to lead joined Quebec Friday after six At Philadelphia, Mark Howe and Jim Korn scored his second goal of too much, not the ballgame at Hockey League. England, Italy's Gianni Ocleppo and Corrado each in straight sets, to set up a second-round home tie months with Team Canada. goal of the year — gave the the game at 6:36 of the third period No. 4 Kentucky over Georgia 66-64; Len Hachborn scored power-play hand." The Whalers made the announcement Saturday Barazzutti grittily won the reverse singles to give However, the slightly built 16- year-old could not against Paraguay. "It was important for me to do Nordiques a 3-0 first- period lead. and freshman Darryl Kennedy goals in the third period to lift the* to lift the Maple Leafs. night and said the Woburn, Mass, native will Italy a 3-2 win over Britain while Paraguay, playing match the Australian's grass court craftsmanship my best, but I'm sure this game Bo Berglund. who had gone point­ Elsewhere in the Top 20 Sunday, scored 23 points to push No. 8 Flyers, who are tied with Washing­ Flames 5, Kings 2 begin working out with the team this week. on grass in New Zealand, also won by the same score. and with his service too weak, lost the match 6-3,6- 4. Already holding a winning 3-0 lead from the opening won't be the most important one in less in his previous 14 games, No. 1 North Carolina defeated Okiahoma past Iowa State 93- 69, ton, four points out of first place. At Inglewood, Calif., Kent Nils­ Fusco, a three-time All-America at Harvard American Jimmy Connors clowned his way to a 6-4, Paul McNamee hud a tough battle in fighing off the singles and doubles, Paraguay conceded both reverse niy career," added Gosselin, who scored at 17:18 of the second period Clemson 82-71; No. 5 DePaui giving the Sooners the Big Eight Mike Bossy scored his 41st goal of son scored on a power play in the and a four-time All-Ivy League and All-ECAC 6- 4 win over longtime Romanian friend Hie Nastase,20-year- old Hervet, who at times looked in command singles Sunday in Christchurch, New Zealand, to end had just returned from an exhibi­ when he tipped in a pass from the season for New York. first period, and fired in a downed Louisville 73-63; and No. 7 championship. but world No. 1 John McEnroe stuttered slightly to a but eventually lost, 6-4, 10-8. up 3-2 winners. Nevada-Las Vegas routed Santa defenseman, played in 56 games with the 1984 E tion tournament in Paris. Peter Stastny to beat Rick Heinz. Fred Reynoids had 25 points and Defenseman Howe's 50-footer at short-handed goal in the second to Olympic team, including three games during the "You always hope for a shutout Jean Sauve made it 5-0 with 65 Barbara 97- 69. No. 9 Texas-El Paso made 19-of-20 7:24 broke a 3-3 tie and Hachborn lead Calgary. Marcel Dionne Olympics, where he collected three assists. in your first game in the NHL. 1 seconds left. followed up a shot by Ron Sutter, scored two goals for Los Angeles, At Clemson, S.C., Michael Jor­ foul shots in the final 4:21, sending didn't have that many difficult The loss extended the Blues' putting the puck in from close up. giving him his 10th straight 30-goal dan scored 22 points and Sam the Miners over New Mexico 75-66 Dussault takes shots. I'm sure the fans will now winless streak to seven games. "We came back from two goals season. Perkins 21 to carry the Tar Heels, for a share of the Western Athletic Lockridge wins WBC title 24-1. Clemson, which ied' by six Conference title; No. 10 Tulsa points late in the first half, was ripped Southern Illinois 111-90 with BEAUMONT, Texas — Rocky Lockridge backed by Vincent Hamilton and Steve Harris providing 25 points needed just one punch Sunday to end five years of home a medal frustration and reverse two failed tries at a world ImSafnlSSSlSi Anthony Jenkins with 20 points and Herbert Johnson 23 to lift the C ou gar each. Hurricane into first in the Missouri title. B At Rosemont, 111., Tyrone Corbin Valley Conference; Chris Welp's Lockridge flattened Roger Mayweather with a WILTON — Manchester High’s Debbie Dussault and Dallas Comegys scored 19 20 points pulled No. 14 Washington crashing overhand right at 1:31 of the first round took home a medal Saturday from the Wilton YOU CAN SAVE NOW AT points each and DePaul ran off past Stanford 68-63 for the Pacific- to hand Mayweather his first loss and lift his Invitational indoor track meet, as she placed fifth in season World Boxing Association junior lightweight title. the 1500-meter run. nine straight points midway 10 Conference lead; and No. 16 through the second half to raise its Syracuse edged Pittsburgh 66-65 record to 21-2. Louisville, 19-9, was Dussault's medal was the only one won by the MIDAS. . . GUARANTEED behind Rafael Addison's 18 points. Jaguar’s take one-two Manchester team, which was one of 28 squads ended M IAM I — With an hour left in the Grand Prix of participating in the meet. However, several Indians topped their previous best performances. WATERBURY - The lighU Miami, the storied Emerson Fittipaldi had taken We do over 500,000* guaranteed went out literally and figuratively a bead on leader Doc Bundy’s Jaguar and Melissa McCray set a school record of 8.8 seconds in on the Manchester Community everybody knew it, including Bundy. the 45-meter dash. Her effort was good for seventh brake jobs a year, so if you need a Fittipaldi was trailing by 10 seconds as the College basketball team Friday place. Shelley Shifflet established a personal best in brake overhaul and want to save mtoAS' night at Crosby High, as the drivers swept over the twisting 1.85-mile course the shot put with a throw of 6.53 meters. Jamie Ross Cougars ended their season with a through steamy downtown Miami. Then it was and Lisa Bonefont bested their previous best finishes money, the Best place to stop is 103-62 loss to Mattatuck Commun­ eight seconds, and then it was six. in the 500 meters. And then it was over. Midas. Now! ity College in the first round of the Dussault took fifth in the 1500 meters with a time of Connecticut Community College The drive shaft on Fittipaldi’s Chevrolet-March i w broke and he had to quit with 50 minutes left in the 5:25. Teammate Becky Castagna finished sixth, two Athletic Association playoffs. seconds behind Dussault. Matthtuck went on to take the three-hour race. Bundy and the two-car Jaguar team cruised home to a one-two finish. CCCAA championship Saturday Castagna and Dussault also were part of the Indian afternoon with an 83-53 win over long relay team which placed fifth. The. other TRUST THE MIDAS touch: Middlesex Community College. Oliver'acquired by Giants members were Erin Sullivan and Sherry Veal. Veal Middlesex earned a spot in the also finished 10th in the 800-meter run. final game by defeated Norwalk SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. — Montreal first base- Community College in Friday man Al Oliver has been acquired by San night’s opener. Francisco in a deal that may send one of the Two minutes before the Giants’ starting pitchers to the Expos, the San UPI photo Middlesex-Norwalk game was Francisco Chronicle has reported. 2 If you ever wondered how knuckleball pitch in Houston training camp in scheduled to begin, the Crosby The Giants refused to comment on the report. Cage hall names gym was plunged into darkness by Club spokesman Duffy Jennings said, "W e have a pitcher Joe Niekro grips the ball, it's Cocoa, Fla. a power failure. Power was press conference called for tomorrow (Monday) with the fingertips. Here he delivers restored after a delay of an morning. I will not confirm or deny it tonight." Havlicek, Jones hour-and-a-half. The Chronicle reported that in return for DISC BRAKES . Manchester jumped out to a 6-0 \ > Oliver, the Giants may trade one of right-handers lead against unbeaten Mattatuck, Bill Laskey, Fred Breining or Mike Krukow. SPRING FIELD , Mass. (U P I) — Former Boston Luzinski arrives in camp and led 10-8 with 13; 28 to play in the Breining was believed to be the most likely Celtics teammates John Havlicek and Sam Jones first half. Mattatuck took control candidate. ^ have been elected to the Basketball Hall of Fame, 7 at that point, however, and led officials said Saturday. 49-31 at the half. The Cougars could • The pair will be inducted April 30, Hall of Fame get no closer in the second half. , Rudd wins short-track race ready for charge at fiag Mattatuck, which is ranked first President Curt Gowdy announced. in New England Junior College RICHMOND, Va. — Ricky Rudd overcame rib Also chosen were coach Jack Gardner of Kansas Athletic Association play with a injuries suffered in a dramatic crash preparing State and Utah; Edward S. ^ eitz, president of the By Mike Tully including Gerland Perry, Albert Luzinski, a former Philadelpia record of 22-0, is fa v o i^ to repeat r t - - ' for the Daytona 500 and roared from behind to American Basketball Association and UPI Sports Writer Phillies’ outfielder, missed the Hall, Brad Komminsk, Jerry as champion of the regional clinch first-place in the richest short-track race in representative to the Executive Committee of the U.S. first three days of camp for Royster, Terry Harper, Rufino tournament which begins Friday NASCAR history. Olympic Committee, and Clifford B. Fagan, former The Bull entered like a lamb, but business reasons. Linares and Leo Vargas. in Warwick, Rhode Island. The The native Virginian, driving a Ford, overtook head of the National Federation of State High School don't let that fool you. Greg Reliever Ron Reed suffered a At St. Petersburgh, Fla., St. Chiefs have won 73 of their last 74 Darrell Waltrip Sunday on lap 381 of a 400-lap race Associations. Luzinski will be ready for another pulled right Achilles' tendon dur­ Louis Cardinals’ second baseman games. and held on to win by one second with an average Havlicek and Jones both spent their entire charge at the flag. ing a drill and will miss a few days. Tom Herr, who underwent two MCC, which ended its season speed of 76.736 mph over the .542-mile track. professional basketball careers with the Celtics and Luzinski reported to the Chicago At Lakeland, Fla., Rick Leach, arthroscopic surgeries on his left with a record of 3-20, was led by were teammates on six NBA championship teams. White Sox camp Sunday and failed who knew success years ago as the knee, is encouraged by his early Chuck Garen’s 19 points and seven DuPree nears USFL signing to hit a ball out of the infield University of Michigan's quarter­ progress. " I would say I'm ahead rebounds. Kevin Brophy had 12 Havlicek, a native of Martins Ferry, Ohio, lives ir against the offerings of left-hander back, is still struggling to establish of schedule," Herr, 27, said. “ I points and eight rebounds. SAN ANTONIO, Texas — Form'br Oklahoma Weston, Mass. He was the holder of the NBA record Britt Burns. himself as a Detroit Tigers player. didn't think it would come around Seven Chiefs scored in double running star Marcus DuPree "could be in a with 1,270 regular season games when he retired in "Bull” was the American In his fourth year as a major as fast as it did. I'm running figures. Gerald Joseph led with 17, uniform soon" with New Orleans of the United 1978 after 16 years. League's premier designated hit­ leaguer, Leach,«26, says he has without pain, without any and Joe Salafia had 16. States Football League, Breakers’ owner Ken As a professional, Havlicek scored 26,395 points — ter last year with 35 home runs and found happiness being, a big discomfort." MCC (62) — Tenero 2 4-4 8, Canizaro said Sunday. 95 RBI, helping to lead the Chisox leaguer. New York Mets' reliever Jesse an average of 20.8 per game — and averaged 22 points McAuley 1 0-0 2, Brophy 6 0-0 12, during 172 playoff games. to their rampage through the "I’m having a world of fun Orosco, who missed the final two Carr 0 0-0 0, Brooks 2 3-4 7, Jones, a native of Laurinburg, N.C,, now lives in Western Division. playing. 1 couldn't ask for anything weeks of last season with a stiff Mondou breaks left hand Emerson 5 0-0 10, Garen 6 7-9 19, UPI photo Wheaton, Md. He played with the Celtics for 12 years For now. Weight and condition­ more than to grow up an hourfrom elbow, is throwing as well as ever. Orldwski 1 2-3 4. Totals 23 16-20 62. M ONTREAL — Montreal Canadians, after graduating from North Carolina College, and ing matter more than batting Detroit and play professionaAy in Orosco, who signed a one-year MATTATUCK (103) - Berube 5 Roger McCready (left) of Boston College gets tangled up already missing four regulars because of averaged 17,7 points per game, both as a collegian and average. my home state," he said. contract, that could net him 0-0 10, Buck 7 0-0 14, Bush 1 2-4 4, injuries, announced Sunday night that center a pro. "1 play best at 240, " said Atlanta Braves Manager Joe $500,000 this year, was throwing with Georgetown’s Patrick Ewing (33) and Bill Martin. Fisher S 0-0 10, Garris S 0-0 10, Pierre Mondou will be sidelined from four to six Gardner is a native of Texico, N.M.; Steitz is a Luzinski, who weighed 247 pounds Torre said his toughest decision of wicked breaking balls and sinkers Ewing with less than two minutes left got into an Joseph 8 1-2 17, O'Donnell 2 0-0 4, weeks with a broken left hand. Mankato, Minn., native, and Fagan is from Crystal at the end of last season. "I'm close spring training probably will be that had both right-handed and Robinson 7 0-1 14, White 2 0-0 4, altercation with BC's Michael Adams and both players to that now." Lake, 111. * selecting a left fielder from a group left- handed batters complaining. Salafia 8 0-0 16. Totals 50 3-7 103. were ejected from the game. Georgetown won, 83-70. } MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, Fub. 27, 1984 - »5_ 14 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. Feb. 27, 1984 Scoreboard FOCUS/ H o m e Gold 27, Express 10 Capitals 4. Whalers 3 RedWings4.BlackHawks2 Pacers 102, Blazers 100 Wranglers 35, Invaders 7 Denver 0)0017-27 PORTLAND (108) Oohlond 7 0 8 0 - 7 Lot Angeles 3 7 0 0—10 Washington 11 2-4 Detroit 1»1—< Arizeno 7 7 7 14 — 15 Basketball Hartford 0 21-3 Chicago 1 ® 1" * Nan 8=14 4-14 20, Carr 66 2-2 14, LA—FG Zendejos 36 First period—1, Washington, Laugh- First period—1, Chicago, O'Callahan 4 Thompson 6-9 6-9 18, Paxson 318 7-7 17, First Den—Mofthewsl run (Speelmankick) Look for new Job and keep old one, while you do (J. Larmer, Fraser), 10:07. 2, Detroit, Valentin# 16 46 6, Lever 2-3 2-2 6, Arlz-Lono-IOrun (Corral kick),5:50 LA—Townsell 12 pass from Romse / 18 (Carpenter, Andersson), 6:19. Boldirev 27 (Ogrodnick, Duouay), 17:44. Orexler 39 2-2 8, Cooper 26 36 7, Norris (}ak-R. Smith 5 pass from Besana (Shea (Zendejos kick) Pee Wee Penal­ Penalties—Barrett, Def, 4:26; T, Murray, 26 DO 4. Totals 3377 3034 100. kick), 12:09 Den—FG Speelmon 43 Chi, 13:00; Feamster, Chi, 16:52; KIslo, INDIANA (102) Second Den—Bailey 6 pass from Pen­ ties—Murphy, Wash., 10:30; Zuke, Hart., Ariz-Buggs 16 pass from Landry (Corral Another thing that may pose a problem lor you as an companies, that will reflect negatively on your j()b 13:44. Det, 18:27. McKenna 310 2-2 8, Kellogg 1327 9-10 rose QUESTION: Can you tell me the best way to look for Celtics 28 (Shane Wlrto 10, Leland Second period—2, Hartford, Kotsopou- Second perlod—O, Detroit, Yierm onM 35, Stipanovich 313 0612, Carter 312 20- kick), 13:07 (Speelmon kick) one job while I ’m still working at another?. I really employed Job Searcher' is that of getting to performance, too. Then you’re truly treading on thin Boutlller V, Peter SIrols 6, JImmv (Pork, Ctgrodnlck), 0:58. 4, Detroit, 2 14, Slchtlng 36 2-2 8, Walters 06 06 0, Third Den— Hemphill 42 Intercepflon re­ interviews. Many personnel oi; other hiring execu­ ice. One way to reduce the number of non-productive Perras oml Matt Arnold played well). ios Lowe 1-2 35 7, Steppe 1-2 06 2, Johnson Ariz-Spencer 6 run (Corral kick), hate it here and I want to get out, but it does pay me a 4 (Zuke, Bourbonnals), 2:31.3, Hartford, Manno 8 (Gore, Lodouceur), 8:18. turn tives are extremely reluctant to schedule interviews interviews before going to them is to use the phone Purple Knights 20 (Danny VKarren 7,, Pierce 1 (Zuke, Sulllman), 7:20. 4, Penaltles-Barretf, Det, 1:57; Brown, 312 06 10, Combs 1-2 0-2 2, Thomas 26 12:00 . (Speelmon kick) weekly salary, which I can't afford to be without. Are Tony Cook 4, Mott Lescoe 4, David Woshlngfon, Langway 7 (Currie, Gould), Chi, 14:41; Smith, Det, 17:56; Detroit 06 4: Totals 41-94 20^23102. Fourth Dsn—FG Speelmon 46 t| j| r e some special rules of job hunting for people like Job Search for Saturdays or Sundays, or before 8 a.m. or after 5 effectively. Melesko 4, Brian Smaglls ployed well). 17:45. P enalties—Q uennevllle, H art, bench, served by Loulselle, 18:45. Portlotld 2827 2817—100 ArIz-WIIlls 79 pass from Landry (Corral A-32682 For example, if you think salary may be a problem Orangemen 26 (Jett Luzzarls 9, Indiana io 24 30 3G—102 kick), 0:08 p.m. They realize you're working and getting away 7:30; Third period—5, Detroit, Park 5 Den LA with a prospective employer — say so — before the Trovis HIbler 8, Matt Daversa 4, Brian Errickson, Wash, 11:33; Christian, Wash, (Boldirev, Lorson), 3:59. 6, CWcaop, B. Three-point goals—None. Fouled Ariz-Oennison 9 run (Corral kick), First downs 14 18 during normal hours is difficult, but they're working, Blount, Brian Jones and Gront Cline 19:08. Wilson 9 (uanassisted) ,17:16. P e n a ltie s out— 13:05 Rushes-yards 28—86 21—86 ANSWER: Assuming that the person who pre­ Norman M. Gerber too — and after all, you contacted them first. What the interview, by indicating (via the phone) what your played well). Eagles )9 (Brian Sardo 6, Thlrdperlod—5, Washington, Longwav Sutter, Chi, 0:15; J. Larmer, Chi, 3:12; None. Total fouls—Portland 24, Indi­ A-29,176 Passing yards 138 124 bottom figure, or salary range, is. If you're way oulof Tom Kelly 6, John Conklin, Anissa ana Oak Ari viously wrote saying “ ...according to the rumor mill, business of scheduling interview times comes down to 8 (Carpenter, Murphy), 4:39.6, Haworth Larson, Det, 6:52; Lombert, Det, malor, Sacks by-yards 3—20 4—28 line, you'll be told, and everyone's time will be saved. Borbatoll and Matt Scheinblum played 20, (Gustafsson, Shand), 7:10. 7, 12.'30; T. Murray, Chi, major, 12:30; S. 27. Rebounds—Portland 46 (Thomp­ First downs 9 18 Return yards 135 106 the axe was going to fall,” and "...how does one beat is commitment. Not theirs to you — but your w ell). H a rtfo rd , Turgeon 32 (Slltanen, Larmer, Chi, 16:33; Larson, Det, 17:10. son Rushes-yards 33—74 32—159 Passes 1 6 -2 3 -6 2 5 -6 4 -3 the boss to the punch...?’’ did determine that that was commitment to your Maf'WSctually leaving your A little caution and discretion is necessary for the Friars 28 (Tom Berte 12, John M lllen),16:48. Penalties—Shond, Shots on goal—Detroit 7-8-5—20. Chlco- 12), Indiana 43 (Kellogg 16). Assists— Possing yards 13 193 Punts 3-30.0 1—18.0 employed Job Searcher — but commitment to the Gesmundo 8, Brian Sullivan 6, Matt Portland 21 (Valentine 6), Indiana 26 Socks by-yards Y—1 12—86 really going to happen — the two of you are in very present job. If yffu hpviunused sick leave or personal Wash, ■ . ^ ■ go 13-15-9-37. Fumbles-lost 0—0 2—2 Search must be there, too. And. sooner or later, Morlortv 4, Matt Sullivan played well). 8:07; Malone, Hart, 8:07; Stevens, Wash, Goalies—Detroit, Stefan. Chicago. (Lowe 7). Technical—Portland (Ille­ Return yards S>95 73 Penolfles-yards 6—65 5—43 similar situations. more aware of (and. in some cases — wary ot) than days — now ip'^^the time to use them. Many Sixers 14 (Joy Corangello 6, Billy 11:50; Stevens, Wash, (misconduct) 13:52. Ban- gal Passes 9—18—0 15—33—0 Time of possession 29:33 30:27 someone who is unemployed. interviewers wifi schedule you for lunch — but you working at the job you have — or working at the job Pappas, Sondv Brindamour and Den­ defense). A—12688. Punts 9—44.6 6-38.2 You've decided, for whatever reason (s), that your Robertson, Hart, (misconduct) 13:52. nerman. A—17;412. First rule for anyone in your situation is: Don’t mustn't forgm to figure on travel lime, parking, you want — will have to become your number one nis Joyner played well). Shots on goal—Washington 6-7-12-25. Fumbles-lost 3—1 2—1 Individual Statistics job or working conditions are intolerable and you Penaltles-yords 7—40 11—60 reply to “ blind” ads. “ Blind” ads are the ones that ask finding the/place, and relaxation add “ psyching" priority ... or you won't do well at either! Hartford 7-7-9-23. RUSHING— D enver-Sydnev 14-62, must leave— but you need a salary coming in — so you Goalies—Washington, RIggIn. Hart­ Sunday's college basketball re­ Time of possession 30:58 29:02 Mat­ you to send your resume to a Post Office Box, or a code time, b efo p the interview. Ask (or a longer lunch or can’t afford to just up and quit until you’ve gotten ford, sults thews 1613, Williams 1-9, White 1-2. Los number in care of the newspaper. There are reasons whatever it lakes to get you the time you'll need for Editor’s note: Norman M. Gerber is a professional Mlllen. A—11,036. Individual Statistics Angeles-Nelson 10-49, Harrington 7-28, other employment. Basketball RUSHING—Oak-Jackson 17-26, Al­ Ramsey 16, Allen 26, Ellis 16. for a company to use a "biind” ad, and one of them is your interview. employment consultant. If you have a job search Bowling South dridge question, send a letter to Job Search, Box 591, 321, Besana 310, Toroslon 36, Grant 1-7, PASSING—Denver-Penrose 1622— Okay — here’s what to do... to see which of their own empioyees will respond Marvland90, Wake Forrest 79 166 (although nowadays very few firms do this, and only But (ace the facts — hating your job means that Manchester Herald, Manchester, CT. 06040. For a Nordiques5.BluesO Mississippi St. 74, Alaboma70 Thompson 1-4. Arlz-Long 15-98, 0, Sydney 61—06. Los Anoele6Ramsev Conduct a regular Job Search as has been detailed No. Carolina 82, Clemson71 Spencer 2633—1476, Partridge )-t—(-3)6. In this column a number of times — but there are some occasionally — but, can you afford to take the you're probably not giving it 100 percent. When you personal reply, enclose a self-addressed, stamped NBA standinga 12-55, Dennison 2-15, Bootner 2-mlnus 2, U.S. Mixed St. Louis 0 0 0 -0 Midwest RECEIVING — Denver-Harris 2-24, conditions that an employed Job Searcher must be chance?). , start taking additional time off to interview with other envelope. Michigan St. 57, Indiana54 Corral 1-mlnus 7. Sydney 1-7, Williams 1-23, Nizlolek 2-15, Quebec 3 1 1—O Eastern Conference PASSING—O ak-Besana 8-15-0-79, First period—1, Quebec, McKegnev 20 Missouri 65, Oklahoma St.64 (20T) Hicks 1-3, Bailey 1-17. Los Angeles- Ed Schempp 221-535, Bob Cromwell Atlantic Division Wm I Grant Harriniiton 2-12, Ellis 626, Moore 620, (Sauve, Hunter), 2:08. 2, Quebec, W L Pet. 6B 1- 3320. Ariz-Landrv 15-333200. 214-513, W alt DeLlsle 224-548, Bob Palement 34 (unassisted), 5:55. 3, UNLV97sSantaBarbara69 Sherrod 2-5, Townsell 2-20. Skoglund 214-596, Regis Longtin 264- Boston 43 14 .754 — R E C E IV IN G —O ak-Toroslon 2-34, Missed field goals: Denver, Speelman Quebec, Goulet 48 (Hunter, Dore), 18:37. Philadelphia 34 23 .596 9 Banks 577, Ed Larson 202-237-616, Ernie Penalties—Romoge, St.L, 0:27: P. Stast- 41; Los Angeles, Zendejos 36. Why it costs so much to repair stereos Whipple 565, Edith Mason 485, Linda New York 33 24 .579 10 How Top 20 fared 2- 33, Jackson 2-14, Thompson 2-13, R. Cromwell 2)5-187-530, Marge DeLlsle ny, Que, 3159; Wilson, St.L, 6:22; P. New Jersey 29 29 .500 14Vj Smith 1-5. Ariz-Buggs 4-51, Long 416, 189-502, Colleen Albert 457, Linda Stastny, Qdfr6;22; LapoInt, Que, 9:23; Washington 26 31 .4M 17 W illis 3-89, Johnson 2-22, Dennison 1-16, Ramage, St.L, 15:03; Glllls, Que, 15:03. 0utlaws7,Maul8rs3 Burton 459, Linda Skoglund 474, Fran Central Division NEW YORK — How the UPl Ricker 16. QUESTION: Why has it gotten so expensive to fix which one will be the quietest, you should use the Moseley 179, Diane Brennan 2)2-196- Second period—4, Quebec, Berglund 15 Milwaukee 34 24 .579 — Top 20 college basketball teams fared Missed field goals: Oak-Shea 41. 572, Sheila Price 176-185-506, Terry (P , Stastny), 17:18. Penalties— Detroit 24 .571 1 through games of Sunday, Feb. 26: Pittsburgh 0 3 0 0 -3 stereo equipment? The rate of repair increases has weighted ratio only when the equipment being Rochetort, Atlanta 31 27 .534 3 1. North Carolina (231) defeated Oklahoma 00 07—7 compared is the same brand. Manufacturers differ on Prlskwaldo 176-501. Que, 0:41; Sutter, StL, 5:07; PaslawskI, Stars 17, Showboats 9 certainly been more than the rate of inflation. Could Chicago 22 33 .400 Wh Clemson 82-7). Second how much weighting to use and on what frequencies to StL, 14:10; Delomre, StI, 17:48; P.Stost- Cleveland 22 34 .3^ 1) 2. (Seoroetown (233) lost to St. John's Pitt-FG Barilla 32,14:42 you tell me why? Stereo Expert ny, Que, 17:48; Dore, Que, 18:55. Indiana 18 39 .316 15'/2 737); defeated Boston College^73. Philadelphia 0 3 014-17 Fourth use it, so comparisons are misleading. Use the Third period—5, Quebec, Sauve 5 Okl6Hughs 12 pass from Wllilams unweighted ratio for comparison of units of different (Goulet, Lapointe), 18:55. Western Conference 3. Houston (243) defeated Rice 7354; Memphis 033 3—9 ANSWER: The cost of repairing stereos as well as Midwest Division defeated Arkansas 6461. Second (Crum kick), 1:27 brands. This will generally give the most accurate Calendar Penalties— W L Pet. OB 4. Kentucky (21-3) defeated Georgia 63 Pho-FG Trout 23,7:07 A-15,937 televisions and radios, has taken some big jumps. The Jack Bertrand Mullen, StL, 1:01; Gllmour, StL, 2:12; Utah 34 24 .586 — P itt Okla largest increase occurred from 1970 to 1980 when the results. Goulet, Que, 2:12; Palement, Que, 5:31; 64. Mem-FG Duncan 21,0:34 Dallas 31 27 .534 3 5. DePaul (21-2) defeated Dayton 79-59: Third First downs 11 9 cost of repairs nearly doubled. Mullen, StL, 6:31; Marios, Que, double- Kansas City 24 32 .429 9 defeated Louisville 7363. Mem-FG Duncan 29,3:20 Rushes-yards 42—121 26—115 QUESTION: What is a "video ready" stereo minor, 6:31; Schotleld, StL, 11:09; Passing yards 98 57 TUESDAY Anderson, double-minor, major, Denver 25 34 .424 9.2 36 0, tired, upset or having a difficult time Cureton 32 300. Totols 51-981320121. Sunday's Gomes Fourth 28, listen or read about them carefully sticks hanging off the stand of my saw, The egg-shaped Smart is also used to draw attention Vancouver at Washington, night (A ll Times EST) Wosh-Walters 51 pass from Collier Schellen 1641, Steels 656, Jordan 65. keeping your mind on the job. Boring, Minnesota at St. Louis, night Cleveland 27 27 2411—109 every time I get the chance.-1 always and I rarely ever rip a piece of wood SPRING FIELD . Mass. (U PI) — Ice to other features of the handbook, starting with how to Detroit - 22 24 4 1 » —121 Jacksonville 53, Washington 14 (Vltlello kick), 4:41 Son Antonl6Hogen 610, Roberts 60, repetitive operations are the most Los Angeles at Calgary, night Tampa Bay 20, Houston 17 Jack-Whltlng9run (Miller kick), 13:50 Neuhelsel 66. ask questions when I don't understand without using one of them. I try never to cold bottles of beer, fried chicken and use it, and going on to tips on getting the most for your Flyers 5, Islanders 3 Three-point goals — Free, Thomas. dangerous of all. Fouled out—None. Total fouls— New Jersey 17, Birmingham 6 A69J92 PASSIN(3—New Orlean6Walton 17-26 just how an injury occurred. get a finger within 6 inches of the blade. God are the keys to a long and happy money and avoiding future problems, handling Cleveland Philadelphia 17, Memphis 9 Was Joe 2- AHL standings This tends to keep the issue of safety When crosscutting — using the miter life, says a Springfield woman who complaints yourself and how to write a complaint NY Islanders 0 2 1—3 19, Detroit 20. Rebounds—Cleveland 41 New Orleans 13, Son Antonio 10 First downs 13 28 243. San AntonIpNeuhelsel 16260-164. I KNOW a professional who never Philadelphia 2 1 2—s Oklahoma 7, Pittsburg 3 Rushes-yards 30—113 37—148 green in my mind, and sometimes I gauge slot on the left of the blade — I celebrated her 103rd birthday this letter and where to send it. (Robinson 13), Detroit 46 (Lolmbeer 13). Arizona 35, O aklnxt 7 turns on a machine without first Northern ^Flrst period—1, Phllodelphia, Kerr Assists—Cleveland 23 (Baglev7), Detroit Passing yards 344 456 ^RECEIVING—New Orleans-Smith 6 learn of a danger I had never keep my right shoulder in line with the week. w L T PH. GF GA Denver 27, Los Angeles 10 Return yards 288 106 53 28 (Thomas 10). Technical—Hinson. A— considered. slot. Thus my body and hands are well donning ear protectors — even if the "1 just keep living, " Jenny Jeffress Twenty federal agencies contributed to the Fredericton 38 24 4 60 292 223 (Propp, Hachborn), 6:19.2, Phllodelphia, 8660. Monday’s Gome Passes 14—37—5 18 29 5 Fr'onz 2-25, R ou 663, Schellen 1-10, machine is not a loud one. His Adirondack 30 24 11 71 281 279 Eriksson 9 (Stanley, Clarke), 18:25. Chicago at Michigan, 7 p.m. Punts 3—31.0 3— 11.0 Jot*"' Lockett 684. Son Recently I talked to a man who said to one side of the blade. said Wednesday. "I guess God’s the handbook project. The 1.5 million copies printed will reasoning is excellent — a sudden loud Novo Scotia 29 30 9 67 240 243 Penalties—Nystrom, NYl, major, 8:06; Friday, Mar. 2 Fumbles-lost 6 -1 2—1 | M t o n lo - B ^ 636, Parker 1-15, Hockett he was cutting off 2-by-2-inch blocks of I never attempt an unfamiliar cut cause of it. be distributed free to individuals and those who help Maine 24 29 9 57 242 244 Cochrane, Phi, major, 8:06; Holt, Phi, New Jersey at Jacksonville, 8 p.m. Penaltles-yar 14—105 4—25 Bonner noise may not indicate any particular Lakers 101,76ers 09 Tampa Boy at Arizona, 9 p.m. 2-29, Phea 1-11, Osborne 1-ll. hardwood, allowing them to accumu­ without trying to think of everything "And 1 like ice cold beer in bottles. I consumers resolve disputes — including federal, state Moncton 25 31 6 56 199 222 malor, 9:13; Trottler, NYl, major, 9:13; Time ot possession 26:42 33:18 danger, but it is almost always Slterbrooke 19 36 5 43 242 314 Gilbert, NYl, 12:56. Saturday, Mar. 1 M Issrt Held goals: Son Antonio, M lk 6 late on the right side of the table, when that could go wrong; if I can't answer always drink it in bottles. And fried and local government staff workers, community and Mayer 34. Southern Second period—3, NY Islanders, G il­ LOS ANGELES (101) Denver at Oklahoma, 2:30 p.m. libdlvlducil LMMtara the table's vibration jiggled one of the my own questions, or if I just don't feel startling and can lead to a flinch or a consumer groups and congressional case workers. Baltimore 36 17 10 82 300 241 bert Pittsburgh at Michigan, 9 p.m. RUSHING: WashlngNxF^ames 16 chicken.” Rombis 2-2 06 4, McGee 7-13 1-14 15, jerk by the operater that brings on an Mrs. Jeffress, a Virginia native who Rochester 35 27 2 72 294 247 25 (Bossy, Olneen),3:38.4, NY Islanders Abdul-Jabbar 315 26 12, Scott 7-10 2-2 Sunday, Mar. 4 , 49, blocks into the blade. good about it, I find another way to do We have referred to Eubie Smart as "he” because Springfield 31 25 6 68 259 252 Bossy 41 (unassisted), 7:11. 5, Philadel­ Philadelphia at Washlngtom 2:30 Collier 645, Taylor 69, Hohensee 69, Instantly, and with immense force, it. I sometimes read in books about injury. came north with her second husband, a p.m. I the only other person we ever heard of with that given St, Catharins 30 27 6 66 278 279 phia, Kerr 42 (Propp, Hachborn), 19:37. Robinson 61. Jacksonville—Mason 11-36, minister, celebrated her birthday Hershev 24 30 10 58 258 296 Penalties—Boutlller, NYl, 12:43; IS:VA'TM%’i;f,5fT.7a’7 Chicago at Memphis, 2:30 p.m. I McClendon 8-31, Roblnson628, Whltlng7- Radio/ TV the blade hurled the block back at the making double-stopped grooves on the I thought the noise problem, after a name was male — the late, great pianist Eubie Blake. New Haven 27 36 4 56 291 312 Howe, p"i'isa3itiiWSf"" Birmingham at Los Angeles, 4 p.m. 22, Lewis 622, AAotthews 1-11, Mahfouz 1- operator. It hit him in the hand, tearing table saw, which requires lowering the quarter century in wire service news Tuesday at the Crescent Hill Nursing Binghamton 25 35 4 54 283 307 Phi, 13:42. Ervlng 131006 22, lavaroni 1606 2, New Orleans at Oakland, 4:30 p.m. (-2). off his thumb. board down onto the spinning blade. Home, where she has lived since 1972. Dawson said one drawing the agency considered Saturday's Results Third period—6, NY Islanders, D. Mendov, Mar. 5 rooms, would not bother me; but after Malone313M18,Richardson310068, PASSING: Washlngton-Colller 616 TONIGHT I used to let the short ends accumu­ People do this, and do it regularly, but One of nine children, Mrs. Jeffress was dropped because "W e didn't want to tie sexist. It Rochester 5, Binghamton 3 Sutter 15 (Bourne, Jonsson), 5:56. 7, Cheeks 317 34 19, Williams 39 1-2 1), Houston at San Antonio, 9 p.m. 2— running my new thickness planer for Adirondack 4, Fredericton 2 Philadelphia, Howe 15 (Froese), 7:34. 8, 139, Hohensee 9-23-3 — 117. ULO*-' f “"•hers vs. B litz, ESPN late on the table, too. I certainly don’t it strikes me as an excellent way to get was born in Withersville. Va.. and was had a moustache.” Edwards 2-9 33 7, B.Jones 312 06 8, ••••••••••#####••#«#»# ''*• Sobres, Chan­ half an hour I found I was nearly stone Hershev 3, Nova Scotio 2 Philadelphia, Hachborn 5 (Ro. Sutler, C. Johnson 26 3 1 4 . Totals 42-98131699. Jacksonville— nel 38, USA Cable anymore. a chunk of wood Jn the face. a nanny for many years. Sherbrooke 4, Springfield 3 Barber), )8:40. Penalties—Smith, NYl, Robinson 16262—299, Mahfouz 3-6(>— deaf for a considerable time. I never Los Angeles II 2128 20— 101. 8:M College basketball; St. John's Smart's name was selected from about 50 suggested Sunday's Rtsults malor-mlnor, served by Nystrom, Bossy, Philadelphia 22 l i 1) 25 — 99 turn that machine on without the ear Baltimore 3, Nova Scotio 2 6:29; Clarke, Phi, mojor, 6:29; Boutlller, vs. Syracuse, Channel 20 in an internal agency contest. Three point goals- Cooper 2, Ervlng Transactions JtECEIVING: Washington—Walters 10;Oo College basketball: St. Jahn's THERE ARE RULES of safety that THE WORST PART of Tage Frid’s protectors. Fredericton 3, Moncton 2 NYL major, 6:29; Brown, Phj, major, 2; Fouled out- None. Rebound3 Los should be strictly observed in any shop, The losers included: Smart Stuff, Ima Smart, Tell le Rochester 6, Springfield 0 16:29; Langevln, NYl, 17:09. vs. Swoeuse (toped), ESPN excellent books for the beginning Angeles 47 (Worthy 9), Philadelphia 53 205, Taylor 337, Harris 2-11, Simmons 1- 1O;0o B oxing: BUI Bradley vs. Kevin Nor do I run my big plunge router The Italian language, as we know it Seller and Izzie the Whizzie. Maine 4, St. Catharines 3 Shots on g o a l-N Y Islanders 12-12-6— (Malone 11). Assists- Los Angeles 23 3. Jacksonville—Clark 665, Alexis 642, the first of which is to keep all safety woodworker — my personal favorites Sherbrooke 5, Adirondack 3 30. H ock ey Howard: Atarcus Jackson vs. Reggie today, is in effect the Florentine (Johnson 11), Philadelphia 23 (R i­ Whiting 330, Young 626 Matthews 1-74, Gross, ^rtsChannel devices in place and in working order — are pictures that show him making without ear protection and, often, a Momlay's Games Philadelphia 20-15-11—46. chardson 7). Total foul3 Los Angeles Montreol — Recalled Mike MePhee Henderson m Lewis 1-16, Bergmonn 1- wherever applicable. No matter what some absolutely hair-raising cuts on face shield. The router doesn't have dialect, developed for the most part by No (james Scheduled Goalies—NY Islonders, Smith. from Nova Scotia (AHL). 13, Mason 1-13, Kemp 1-8, 11:00 College basketball; UCLA vs. M, Phladlsphia 18. Technlcal3 Philo- Arliono State, USA Cable nearly the decibels of the planer, but I poets and writers under the patronage Single copies ' are free. Write to: Handbook, Tuesday's Game Philadel­ de phia Coach Cunningham, Philadel­ Toronto — Recalled center Russ F ie ld goals m issed—V ltle la 2—43, sort of blade guard and splitter your the table saw. Granted, he still has all Springfield at St. Catharines phia, Froese. A—17,191. Courtnall from Victoria (WHL). 46. Mdnlght College basketball: Ken­ of the Medici in the 15th century. Consumer Information Center, Pueblo, Colo. 81009. phia lllegol defense. A -17,921. tucky vs. Tennessee (taped), ESPN table saw has, they should be removed his fingers, but I urge you not to follow find the high-pitched scream unnerv-

I i I> - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, Feb. 27. 1984 y MANCI^ESTEH HERALD. Monday. Feb. 27. 1984 - 17 Supermarket Shopper About Town Advice Committee helps Fishing workshop planned The Recreation Department is accepting registra­ tions for a free fishing workshop it will present in School buses safer without belts? customer relations cooperation with the Manchester Bass Masters. It is scheduled for March 20 from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. at the dents at the bus stop. Mahoney Recreation Center, 110 Cedar St. DEAR ABBY: “ B.P. in books, briefcases, If we spend as much By Martin Sloane ate and sarcastic cashi­ We had a long conversa­ The workshop is open to young people ages 7 to 14. Avilla, Ind., asked, " I f jackets, caps, you name it. energy on those problems United Feature ers. Finally, 1 decided to tion and he explained that Parents are welcome to attend. Space is limited. To. seat belts save lives, how as we have spent arguing Syndicate do something about it. 1 he was the new manager. register, or for more information, cail 647-3168, after 3 The question of seat come they don’f have seat about seat belts, perhaps wrote a long letter to the He said he was aware of p.m. belts in school .buses?" belts has come up many D e a r A b b y we will truly improve DEAR MARTIN: Hear­ main office describing the employee problems and You, replied. "Good times, but the experts in tland Food Warehouse is details of this unpleasant explained several things transportation safety school bus safety. question." ROBIN LEEDS. where 1 do 90 percent of situation. he was doing to correct It is a good question that Abigail Van Buren agree they should not be Irish concert set BURLINGTON, CT. nny grocery shopping. Re­ Two weeks later 1 re­ these problems. He then has come up often, but installed in school buses. SCHOOL BUS cently, I have been having ceived a phone call from invited me to attend the Manchester High there are no seat belts in DEAR ABBY: I ride the problems with inconsider­ the manager of the store. next meeting of the store’s School wilt be the site of an school buses for a very DRIVER (RET.) school bus every day. and customer relations com­ "Evening in Ireland,” good reason: They are 1 know why there aren’t mittee and give everyone concert March 8 at 8 p.m. unnecessary. DEAR ABBY: Lets a personal account of my It will feature Hal Roach, the rules and behave move past the issue of seat seat belts on school buses. Clip ‘n’ file refunds School buses are con­ Studies nave been made The kids would probably unhappy experiences. Ireland’s International structed to afford maxi­ that prove conclusively themselves so the driver belts for school buses and I went. The meeting was knock each other's brains comedian and several vo­ mum protection in case of that seat belts on school won’t have to look in his turn our attention to the Cleaning Products, Soaps, very constructive and en­ out with the buckles. calists and miusicians. a sudden impact. All seats buses would cost lives — rearview mirror every 20 real problems of school Paper'Products, Bags, Wraps lightening. It was clear JENNIFER IN The tickets are $10 and are high-backed and weil- not save them. seconds to see who is bus safety. Five out of six (F ile No. to) that, the manager was TRENTON. N.J. may be purchased locally ppdded, and made with ENGINEER, causing the disturbance. school bus fatalities occur really working hard to outside the bus, during Clip out this file and keep it with similar by calling P.J. Tierney, the sturdiest materials. PHILADELPHIA Every time the driver has improve customer rela­ loading and unloading (Every teenager should cash-off coupons — beverage refund offers with 643-2597 or 633-9691. Hal Roach If a school bus were to to look in his mirror to find tions. At the end of the procedures. know the truth about beverage coupons, for example. Start collecting catch fire or to plunge off DEAR ENGINEER: out what’s going on behind meeting I was awarded a him. it takes his attention Let’s crack down on drugs, sex and how to be the needed proofs of purchase while looking for Recognize these faces? a bridge and land upside Now let’s hear it from a happy. For Abby’s boo­ $25 gift certificate and from the road. motorists who drive the required forms at the supermarket, in down in deep water, it former school bus driver; klet, send $2 and a long, sincerely thanked for my This is a fourth grade class from the old South Main Street Masons meet Tuesday would be impossible for As a bus driver, I have through warning lights to newspapers and magazines, and when trading interest and assistance. stamped (37 cents), self- 2 hit a child crossing in with friends. Offers may not be available in all Manchester Lodge 73 of Masons will meet Tuesday the bus driver — assum­ DEAR ABBY: Seat had to break up fights, School in 1932. Recognize the young guy in the first row front front of the bus. addressed envelope Iq: areas of the country. Allow 10 weeks to receive So, Martin, please keep at 7; 30 p.m. at the Masonic Temple, 25 E. Center St. ing he was conscious at belts are not the total bandage wounds, stop desk? That’s Ted Cummings, the Democratic town chairman. Let’s teach our children Abby, Teen Booklet, P.O. each refund. telling your readers that it After the business meeting an entered apprentice the time — to go around answer for protecting bloody noses, remember the few simple rules that Box 38923. Hollywood. The following refund offers are worth $2r.02. does pay to let the people Third row three desks back is Anita (Lewis) Olbertpf40 Summer degree will be presented with Worshipful Master John and unbuckle 50 or 60 children on a school bus. who left the green sweater will help them avoid acci­ Calif. 90038). This week's refund offers have a total value of at the head office know St., who loaned this photograph to the Manchester Herald. O. Nelson presiding. kindergartners. Children should respect on the bus. return lost $30.62. when there is a problem. This offer does not require a refund form: Supermarket executives SCOTT Family Napkins BIC Pen Offer, P.O. do appreciate honest, con­ Box 4233, Chester, PA 19016. Receive three free structive criticism. — Ice-related accidents up VFW plans schedule How do I make up for calcium? 7 Bic Ballpoint Pens. Send the required refund Marsha Graves, Middle- form and two "Scott Bic Offer" seals from Scott town. Conn. The following is the schedule of events planned by Family Napkins, 160-count or 300-count, plus 35 Anderson-Shea Post 2046, VFW, 608 E. Center St., for DEAR DR. LAMB: For cents with a long, should sleep in the most cents postage and handling. (No cash or stamps). the month of March: years I ’d been bothered stamped, self-addressed comfortable position. DEAR MARSHA: You Expires Sept. 30, 1984. March 5, regular Post meeting: ^arch 6, by diarrhea, cramps and envelope for it to me, in There is nothing wrong in are lucky that your favor­ Safety panel warns These offers require refund forms: Newington Hospital visit: March 9, District meeting nausea. Many doctors care of the Manchester sleeping without a pillow. ite store set up a customer BOUNTY Challenge Offer. Receive a coupon at Post 2138, Rocky Hill: March 13, Auxiliary " “Crossing the Distance," a look at the ingenious methods man said it was a "nervous Herald, P.O. Box 1551, It won’t really affect your relations committee to Your Health for a free package of Bounty or a 50-cent refund. meeting. has developed through the years to get him from one place to stomach." But I’ve re­ Radio City Station, New circulation. If anything, it help straighten out prob­ Send the required refund form and the Universal Also: March 17, St. Patrick’s dinner dance, cently been diagnosed as York. N.Y. 10019. might increase the bloo|J lems. Unfortunately, the danger persists another, was the subject of PBS' “Smithsonian World" series. Product Code symbols from two packages (any combined Post and Auxiliary: March 19, Rocky Hill having a severe intoler­ Lavi/rence Lamb, M.D. flow to the brain, but that most supermarkets don't Here Charles Lindbergh ajid his wife as they looked in the 1930s. size) of Bounty. Indicate your choice of refund. Hospital visit; and March 27, Auxiliary meeting. ance to lactose. A DEAR DR. LAMB: I’m would be minimal since have a regular system for Expires Aug. 31, 1984. Since I ’ve removed all an 80-year-oId man in circulation to the brain is taking time out and listen­ By Alice Rita to serious fractures. A lot of the falls GLORY $1 Cash Refund. Send the required dairy products from my fairly good health. I ’ve well controlled through ing to their customers. United Press International result in hip or back injuries that will refund form and the disc from the cap with the diet, I no longer have discovered I’m more re­ reflex mechanisms. Setting up a special time lay them up for a long period of time word "G lory," plus the register tape with the New Lear series on ABC, those awful symptoms. laxed in the morning when When people change to constructively com­ WASHINGTON - Winter will soon and complications can set in." GOP running page contest purchase price circled. Expires Sept. 1, 1984. But I ’m concerned about mg a day. A quart of 500 mg of calcium. I sleep without a pillow. Is sleeping postures or pil­ municate with customers be over, but don't let your guard down. JERGENS Lotion-Enriched Soap $1.20 Refund. HARTFORD — The Connecticut Republicjins are the lack of calcium. fortified skim miik usu­ Unfortunately, many this good or bad for lows they might develop is very important, be­ One bad slip on the ice is all it takes to SHE SUGGESTS people take these Send the required refund form and the stickers or conducting an essay contest to select three pages for Should ] take a calcium ally meets that need. vegetable sources of cal­ circulation? I ’ve had a muscle soreness. A large cause all too often helpful spell disaster, even in March. precautions when going out into snow ‘Happy Days’ put on hiatus hang tags with the product namelrom two bottles the GOP national convention scheduled for Aug. 20 supplement? I ’m a 37- ‘There are two ap­ cium are not helpful. The heart condition for some pillow for someone who advice given to a store The blizzard of 1888 was a March and ice; of Jergens Lotion-Enriched Soap. Expires Aug. through 23 in Dallas, Texas. year-old woman who is proaches. You can use the calcium may be bound time but it seems to be has not been using one manager in the middle of 11-14 storm that killed 400 people in the "H ave handrails on both sides of the 30, 1984. Applicants must be Connecticut residents, ages 16 otherwise in good health. Lact-Aid enzyme, availa­ with oxalate or phytates under control. may cause a stiff neck a hectic day goes unno­ eastern United States. stairs. Keep walks and stairs very Bv Julianne Hastings LEVER BROTHERS Noahs Ark Toy box Offer. t(f 21. They may be Republican or unaffiliated, if ble from the SugarLo and never absorb^, so from simple mechanical ticed — or is quickly The National Safety Council says clean from the snow. And most United Press Receive a Noah's Ark Toybox; a retail value of registered to vote. They must submit an essay of 250 DEAR READER: Milk Company, to reduce the you don’t get its benefits. DEAR READER: Peo­ strain. That’s one reason forgotten. Meetings which winter can be life threatening for importantly, wear shoes with treads International $14.95. Send the required refund form and 25 words Or less on "H ow I would use my national is probably our best cal­ undigested lactose in your That’s why the dairy ple with certain medical travelers develop neck are attended by store pedestrians. that grip the surface, no matter how proofs of purchase (the Universal Product Code convention experience." cium source. The ratio of milk. Or you can use a group of the four food conditions do better when pain. They use different employees and customers Falls took an estimated 4,000 lives short the distance one is going to travel, NEW YORK - The symbols from at least four of the following Connecticut republicans will pay all transportation, calcium to phosphorus in milk substitute, such as groups is essential for a they sleep propped up. pillows and change their help to break down the during the winter of 1982-83, not to even if it's just going to the car." work of Television brands, a maximum of 10 proofs per brand) from: hotel, and meal expenses for the winners who will our diet is important and those used for infants. balanced diet. Perhaps the most com­ sleeping positions. impersonal barriers mention the number of fall-related Most accidents occur at home. Academy Hall of Fame Wisk, (ioncentrated All, Final Touch, Dove Bar. work as runners for state delegations on the milk is one of the few foods Some of these are lactose- mon one is congestive which often cause fric­ injuries. "People tend to let down their guard," inductee Norman Lear Dishwasher All and Sunlight Liquid: or two convention floor. that contains more cal­ free, but others are not. You’ll get more infor­ heart failure in which the tion; customers get to Early indications for this winter said the safety council'^ Tod Turriff. will return to the air next proofs of purchase from two different brands and Essays should be sent to Contest, in care of cium than phosphorus. Read the labels carefully. mation from the Health lungs tend to accumulate When vou have some­ know cashiers and pro­ point to an even higher total. The Opinion Research Council sur­ month in "a.k.a. Pablo,” F $9.95. (Make your check or money order payable Cynthia Peters of the Opinion Re­ vey found 45 percent of those polled Connecticut Republicans, 1 High St., Hartford, 06103. one of two series that You need about 800 mg Your other option is a Letter 7-2, Milk Products; fluid. Lying flat can in­ thing to sell, find o cosh duce managers meet the buyer the easy w ay ... to Noah's Ark Toybox Ofler.) Expires June 30, search Council, which studied the said they had tried to remove ice and A brief cover letter should include information oh age, will be added to ABC's of calcium a day. As you calcium supplement. An Good and Bad, which I ’m crease the fluid and cause customers who don't want with o low-cost od In 1984. problem last year, said it's safe to snow, and 60 percent said the method of home address and telephone number. Winners will be prime time schedule. go through menopause example would be Os-Cal sending you. Others who shortness of breath. bruised bananas! Classified. 643-2711. NORTHERN. Receive four 25-cent coupons assume the number of weather-related removal was shoveling. notified by May 1. Kathy Hickey is contest ■ The other series that you’ll need 1,000 to 1,500 500. Each tablet contains want this issue can send 75 Otherwise, a person good toward the purchase of Northern Bathroom Readers whose super­ accidents will increase for two reasons Shoveling often does not remove ice coordinator, 249-9661. will be added to the Tissue. Send the required refund form and the markets don't' have a — severe winter weather and the beneath the snow. network's schedule is pictures of the Northern Girls from three customer relations com- number of non-Snow Belt states that Sodium chloride, or rock salt, is the "Two Marriages," packages of bathroom tissue. Expires Oct. 31. Hollywoofd inaugurates TV Hall of Fame miltee should do some­ have been hit. best known de-icing agent, but re­ which was critically 1984. thing about it by writing to search has shown calcium chloride is praised when its original SCOTCH-BRITE Free Scrub-Sponge. Receive Geriatric clinics planned E the main office and sug­ THE STUDY, commissioned by the more effective. episodes aired on ABC By Vernon Scott creative people who made TV the most by 50 members of the TV Academy board of a free Scrub-Sponge of your choice: Kitchen, gesting that one be estab­ Dow Chemical Co., revealed four in "Calcium chloride is more soluble, The Health Department Geriatric Clinic will last summer. United Press International influential and important medium in the governors. Each submitted a list of 10 Cookware, Tub & Sink or Household Scrub- lished. If you like, clip out five of the 2,300 Snow Belt residents dissolves faster in the presence of ice or conduct several clinics Wednesday at various "a.k.a. Pabio,” star­ worid. names to a selection committee. Sponge. Send the required refund form and the this column and send it interviewed had a weather-related snow and melts the ice bond quicker," locations. ring a young, new actor HOLLYWOOD - Milton Berle, Lucille "NBC has an option to do the show in the proofs of purchase from any two Scotch-Brite along with your letter. accident involving slipping or falling on said Hans Grigo, the safety council’s There will be a podiatry screening at the Senior named Paul Rodriguez, Ball and five other TV pioneers from the “ THESE FIRST SEVEN inductees are future," Miss Muidaursaid. "Ifthenetwork Scrub-Sponge packages. The proof of purchase is ice. Forty percent occurred on home safety department manager. Citizen Center, 549 E. Middle Turnpike from 9:30 to 11 ‘Hector Eiizondo, Joe flickering black and white video days wiii all pioneers, people who helped make doesn't continue to televise the show the "Buy 2 Get 1 F ree" seal from the package NOTE: Several months sidewalks. Calcium chloride is sold under a.m. Santos, Alma Cuervo, be the first inductees to the Teievision television the powerful force it has become exclusively, then we may go to a different front. Expires June 30, 1984. ago 1 wrote a story con­ Seventy-one percent of the victims various brand names. There will be a hearing screening, by appointment and Bert Rosario, is a Academy Hall of Fame Sunday night. in the lives of people in this country and network each year, as we do with the Here is a refund form to write for: A $2 refund cerning United Financial went to the hospital. only, at the Senior Center, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. For an comerfy about a Mr. Television and Lucy will be honored abroad.” Emmys. and $2 in coupons, or a'$l refund and 50 cents in Incentives (U.F.l.) a After a recent ice storm in Washing­ ALTHOUGH THE elderly are most appointment call 647-3174. Mexican-American along wilh producer Norman Lear and CBS Segments of the show, already captured B coupons. Jeno's, P.O. Box 1569, Plainfield, NJ " I f we continue to induct seven TV tigures company that' offers to ton, Liz Pittman of the Washington often victims of falls, the Opinion 'There will be a blood pressure screening the same family, the Rivera-Del founder William S. Paley in a two-hour on tape at a Hollywood banquet, were 07061. This offer expires June 30, 1984. White UPI photos to the hall of fame every year, in 50 years purchase register tapes. Hospital Center said, an estimated 70 Research Council said 71 percent of day, from 1 to 3 p.m. at the Salvation Army, 661 Main Gatos. NBC-TV special. Posthumous inductees hosted by TV celebrities associated with the waiting for the form save eight proofs of purchase we'll have a considerable history of the If you have had a problem people sought emergency room care in those polled for the winter of 1982, a St. The Salvation Arm y will provide a luncheon at '■ Rodriguez plays Paul, Anne Morrow Lindbergh, widow of Col. will be writer Paddy CTiayefsky, newsman individual honorees. from any variety of Jeno's Hot Snacks for the $2 medium going for us. " wilh this company, please a single evening because of ice falls. relatively mild winter, were aged 18-36. noon. The cost of the luncheon is $1. also known as Pablo, Edward R. Murrow and Gen. David James Amess played host for the Paley refund and $2 in coupons, or four proofs of Charles Lindbergh, talks of her adven­ let me know. Address Injuries ranged from a broken wrist to Forty-eight percent of them reported who becomes a star as a Sarnoff, creater of TV broacasting. segment, Bea Arthur for Lear, CarolBur- purchase for a $1 refund and SO cents in coupons. your letter to me in care of tures as her husband’s co-pilot when he MISS B ALL FOUND the show the most a broken back. broken bones from ice falls. comedian. The series is Under the aegis of the Academy of nett for Miss Bail, Bob Fosse forChayefsky, emotionai she has ever done. this newspaper. Judy Foster of St. Luke's Hospital, Only 40 percent of those polled had about his fam ily’s ad­ pioneered flight 50 years ago. Television Arts and Sciences, the TV Hall of Barbara Walters for Sarnoff, EricSevareid Boise, Idaho, said the number of people heard of calcium choride while 92 WATES to have salad bar justments to the changes Fame will induct seven outstanding con­ for Murrow and Steve Allen for Berle. "I'm a pioneer, all right, " she said. the hospital treated for ice-fall injuries percent knew of sodium chloride (rock Paul’s stardom brings to their lives. the North ana bouth Atlantic. tributors to the medium each year with Added attractions for the show were such "Being chosen wilh Milton and the others has at least doubled compared with last salt). Manchester WATES will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. ' Like his “ All in the Fam ily,” "The McCullough, who is author of the similar televised salutes. familiar TV faces as Peter Falk, Jean was very flattering and 1 got very Make your life easier winter. "W e ’re losing the war to winter," at the rear of 72 E. Center St. There will be weighing in "Jeffersons," and “ Maude,” Lear’snew award winning book about the Panama Actress Diana Muldaur, Academy presi­ Stapleton, Eddie Albert, Desi Arnaz Jr., emotional. Mr. Paley was silling next tome Sharon Gamache of the Chicago-' said Robert Roy, vice president of the from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. series will combine poignancy and Canal, "The Path Between,” also visits dent, said, "A hall of fame gives us an Luci Arnaz and Dick Shawn. crying. I told him to cut it out. He was based National Safety Council said the Opinion Research Council. “ It’s sur­ The ways and means project for the month will be a controversy with humor, ABC said. the canal that was built 70 years ago. opportunity to bring attention to some of the Nominees for the hall of fame were made getting my goWn wet. by choosing right fastener elderly are most prone to weather- prising to learn that so many Snow Belt "salad bar." Members are reminded to bring their ’ ■ The half-hour program premieres The host takes a look at "streamlin­ related accidents and fatalities. residents don’t follow basic preventive place settings for the project. Tuesday, March 6, at 8:30 p.m. EST ing,” the practice during the 1930s of By UPI-Popular Mechanics "The elderiy's bones are much more measures and consequently fall victim and wili replace "Happy Days,” which making everything from vacuum hand-and electric-powered staples to cleaners to trains look like they could choose from. brittle, making them more susceptible to ice and hard-packed snow.” will return to the network’s prime time Cinema SHOWCASE Whether it's reshingling a roof, schedule in early spring. take off, rides the world’s longest aerial Topic Is views of China "Tw o Marriages,” a one-hour dra- tramway near Albuquerque, N.M., and d N c m s fastening a plate-glass mirror to a wall A LL SCREWS are either wood .matic series about two families who reports on the voyage of three Siberian Hartford Poor Richard's Pub a Ci­ falthtully Yours (PG) 7:30, (R) 7, y:l5. or hanging a lightweight kitchen screws or sheet-metal screws. Some of The Cosmopolitan Club will m eet Friday at 1:30 Allieneum Cinema— Reop­ nema — The Big Chill (R) 9:30. — SIlkwood (R) 7:15, The Movies — Unfaithfully iAINMAtINCC DAILY i Tigers from the Moscow Zoo to the $IMST SHOIW ONLY ‘ utensil to the range hood, we're the materials used in making screws p.m. at Center Congregational Church. Doris Gorsch live across the street from one another ens Thursday. 7:30, 9:30. 9:45. — Blame It on Rio (R) Yaurs (PG) 12:15, 2, 3:45, ‘Fools for Chrisf: They United States. 7:40,9:40. confronted with problems of fastening include steel, brass, stainless steel and and Doris Hogan will present "T w o Views of China.” stars Michael Murphy, Janet Eilber, Cinema City — Unnfalth- 5:30,7:20,9:20. — Blame It on Tom Mason and Karen Carlson. As ever, the show is lively and fully Yours (PG) 7:30,9:50.— Showcase Cinemas — The Mansfield Rio (R) 12:10, 2, 3:50, 5:45, items in place on a daily basis. aluminum. Mrs. Gorsch, who visited China recently with the Hammett (PG) 7:15, 9:30. — Right Stuff (PG) 1, 8. — Translux College Twin — 7:40,9:40. — SIlkwood (R) 12, The Lorimar Production deals with informative. Knowing which fasteners are Screw heads are either single-slotted Friendship- Force, is a former women’s editor for the Blame It on Rio (R) 7,9:15.— Terms of Endearment (PG) Lonely Hearts (R) 7, 9. — 2:20, 4:40, 7, 9:30. really aren’t fooling at all 1:40, 7, 9:40. — Footloose Moon In the Gutter 9 with Wlllimontlc available. and tightened by conventional screw­ Manchester Herald. Mrs. Hogan, chairman of the traditional values surviving in the Seduction of AAlml 8:20 with INTEIKT*TI$4IXIT5S NBC’s ‘‘TO D AY’’ show is making To Forget Venice 6:20, 9:55. (PG) 1:30, 7:15, 9:35. — Tess (R) 7. Jlllson Square Cinema — I The common nail, for example, has drivers, or cross-slotted and tightened Social Studies Department at Bennet Junior High, 'tonlemporary world. Broadway Danny Rose (PG) Angel (R) 7,9:10. — Blame It EASTHUmOtO SU-MK) gains on ABC’s top-rated "Good Colonial — Reopens Fri­ become specialized with a different by Phillips screwdrivers to permit Bv James V. Heallon Nobody minds because he’s made up before retirement, traveled to China extensively four The premiere will air Thursday, day. 2,7:15,9:30. — Lasslter(R) 1, Vernon on Rio (R) 7:10, 9:15. — I Morning America" in the early morn­ 7:40, 9:50. — Never Cry Wolt Cinema 1 6 2 — Sudden type for every conceivable use. United Press International to look like Harpo Marx, the silent years ago. 'March 8, at 8 p.m. EST, replacing the Cinestudlo — Daniel (R) Footloose (PG) 7, 9:10. — 2 maximum driving pressure. Thumbs­ Impact (R) 7,9:15. — The Big ing news ratings. 7:30. (PG) 1:20,7:30,9:45.— Angel Broadway Danny Rose (PG) Nail points are shaped to suit specific crews, on the other hand, have brother with the bicycle horn and fright Guests are invited. Refreshments will be served by new series "Automan.’’ East Hartford (R) 1:15, 7:25, 9:50. Chill (R) 7:10, 9:30. 7:10,9:10. ANGELR jobs. Point types are: needle, diamond, SHELTON — Terry Santore, 23, and The Nielsen ratings for ^ e week of Eostwood Pub&CInema — Manchester West Hartford Windsor enlarged, flattened heads; you can turn wig, who made a screen career out of Betty Walker, Jonice FitzGerald, and Marsha Froh. Elm 162— Sudden Impact — SMOWhAT---- a dozen of her church friends have been “ CROSSING THE Distance," a look Jan. 30-Feb. 3, gave “ Today’ ’ a 4.5 The Big Chill (R) 7:15. UA Theaters East — Un- Plata — The Big Chill (R) chisel, blunt and cut. The last is used them between your thumb and chasing females. Marcinauskis real­ (R) 7, 9:15. — The Big Chill 7:15. 1:15-7:25-8:50 for masonry. A sharp point facilitates forefinger. acting like a bunch of clowns. For God’s izes the error of his ways, and the other at the ingenius methods man has rating with a 20 percent share of the viewing audience, "Good Morning penetration. However, fhe duller the Nuts, bolts and washers are gener­ sake. clowns forgive him. Harpo was developed through the years to get BUYER MEETS seller In Americp” a 5.1 rating with a 23 share The Panama Canal LASSITER R point the less chance you have of ally used for fastening metal parts They are members of "Fools for incorrigible. from one place to another, is the the wont ods... time otter Special meeting scheduled and "CBS N ew s" a 3.8 rating with a 17 Zone has an area of 553 splitting the material. This is because a together. Machine screws or bolts, as Christ," a clown ministry she started The clowns sometimes mime tigh­ subject of PBS’ "Smithsonian World" time otter tim e! Read and square miles and a popu­ The G u th rie T h ea ter -SHO W N A T - blunt nail cuts down through the they are called, fall into this category, that does its sermonizing in pantom­ trope walkers and they don’t always Delta Chapter 51, of Masons, will have a special series Wednesday. share. ’ u s e th e wont ods A 1:00-7:40-10110 lation of about 45,000. material (wood fibers) instead of along with carriage and stove bolts. ime. "People see things that aren't make it to the other end. But they get up meeting Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Masonic A highlight of the program is host "That represents the biggest margin reg u la rly. presents 7 wedging its way through. That's why Carriage bolts have large, rounded there. You can’tsee God either, but you and try again. “ It’s like life,” Ms. Temple, 25 E. Center St. 'David McCullough’s exclusive inter­ over CBS in nine months and the closest blunt-pointed nails are used for flooring heads and square shoulders under­ believe and are happy," said Ms. Santore said. “ Eventually, you over­ The Royal Arch degree will be conferred on several view with Anne Morrow Lindbergh, ’Today’ has been to ’Good Morning FOOTLOOSE and wood shingles. However, blunt neath, where the head meets the Santore, a high school science teacher. come obstacles in your your path if you candidates. widow of Col. Charles A. Lindbergh. America’ since Nov. 7," an NBC News nails have less holding power than One person who saw something that try.” Mrs. Lindbergh talks about her - SHOWN AT • threads. The shoulder fits into a square spokesman said. 1:30-7:15-835 sharp ones. hole to keep the bolt from turning as the wasn’t there was a woman coming They also do a juggling routine. No adventures as her husband’s co-pilot FIANO’S He said “ Good Morning America’s” nut is drawn up. Stove bolts are made down the steps after mass at St. problem missing those imaginary when they pioneered flying 50 years rating for the same week a year ago RT. 6 &44A BOLTON RES. CALL 643-2342 BROADWAY A N AIL'S holding power also varies with slotted heads, either round, oval or Joseph’s Church in Shelton a year ago. balls. “ I like being a clown,” she said, Exercise sessions start ago and gives details of the last of their was 18 percent higher and its share was with the amount of surface area in flat. It was the troupe’s first outing. "I can get way with quite a bit.” They survey flights together, a 30,000 mile DAN NY ROSE Body Design Exercise program staru lu next 14 percent higher. contact wiH the wood. A squareshank " I was miming a wall. I did it in front also use things like bowling and ■journey over Greenland, Europe, and Tuesday thru Thursday ----SHOWN AT:----- six-week session Tuesday at the YWCA, 78 N Main St 2:00-7:15-830 nail, for example, will hold better than NUTS COME in two basic shapes, of this woman. She didn’t know what to baseball to help get their message do. She wouldn’t walk through it. So I Classes are from 7:15 to 8:15 p.m. on Tuesdays and Specials a round ope because it has more outside hexagonal and square. A cap nut, across. Thursdays. i l l ' ' area. Grooved, spiraled and barbed made a door and opened it and she Oscar W ilde’s TH ER IG H 1 which covers the end of a bolt and is Bowling "pins” portraying things Now you can flush with pride nail shanks are designed for greater walked through and said, ’Thank To register, call the YWCA at 647-1437 or come earlv wittv satire used in situations where the end is like “ Drunkeness,” "Im patience,” and Seafood Fradeavolo S T U F F [TO holding power, too. Shanks are also you.’ ’’ at 7 p.m. on Tuesday. Wear leotards or loose clothing visible, is a variation on the hexagonal "G reed” are sent spilling into each ------SHOWN AT- available etched or coated to increase People, especially younger ones, like NEW YORK (UPI) — New York is vandals or had been turned into t-00«00 shape. Two nuts with exceptional other by '’Forgiveness,” no matter how $ holding power. to get into the act. "You can show them building an attendant- free, vandal- "clubhouses” by local youths. 7.95 shapes are the wingnut, which has two much the sinners try to bob and weave. Wed., March 21, 8 pm Powered nail drivers are becoming a flower and they’ll smell it, a lollipop resistant public bathroom without flat protrusions for hand-turning, and Virtue triumphs in the "Fools for You know you’re In college... The centerpiece of Binger’s creation Bonalost Broast ol Chicken Francalea commonplace, especially when there is and they’ll taste it, make believe heat, light, hot water, electricity, O M . huM IC 8600 $7.00 the knurled nut, which is cylindrical Christ” version of baseball with E LM IR A, N.Y. (U P I) — You’ll really know you’re is a heavy-duty, stainless steel toilet UCOM aluoann ; 10.00 01.80 a need to drive a number of nails into there’s a fly on somebody’s nose and .< mirrors, towels, or toilet paper. and knurled (cross-hatched) for tight "Forgiveness” belting wickedness in college when your parents rent your room back that has been used with success in city $6.95 0>. emmm tr.oo 06oo — SHOWHAT:— concrete. The tool utilizes a shell, gripping. they lean back as you swat it. It’s the prisons. The comfort station will also 1:45-7:40-850 over the right field wall on a count of 3 home. The '’comfort station,” as it is called loaded with gunpowder, and it faith aspect," she said. have a stainless steel wash basin with Vnal Snrrento Another nut, the castle nut, has one and 2. This is among several criteria published in Elmira ,^by the Parks Department, has a heavy NOW ON SALE "shoots" a casehardened nail into the They portray evil and show how to end that looks like a castle rampart. (N .Y.) College’s “ Student Handbook.” "^metal grille overhead instead of a roof cold water only and a stainless steel NEVER CRY coricrete. overcome it in their appearances at Trouper Cathy Royer says one of her It's used with a cotter pin that locks it Other sample criteria; and a second metal grille that functions urinal for men. $8.95 WOLFIFPI Staples can also be driven in rapid onto a drilled bolt. A locknut has a nylon schools, churches, orphanages, hospi­ biggest thrills clowning around came in • Your high school sweetie wants to meet other -SHOWHAT.' succession. Some hand staplers used in tals, soup kitchens, and convalescent a convalescent home. She was trying to , as a door. Such “ amentities” as toilet paper, BK StuHail Lobctar . A Jorg gripper fitted into one end through €nsen people. 1:20-7:30-845 upholstering, for example, are spring- homes. Troupe members like John make eye contact with a woman patient towels, mirrors and hot water have which the bolt passes. • You find the movies you used to think were silly loaded to drive a staple when the spring Marcinauskis sometimes carry signs and couldn’t tell if she was really .. It was designed by Assistant Parks been eliminated. TERMS OF Washers serve several purposes. A are, in fact, cinema. Commissioner Bronson Binger, a pro­ $9.95 is released. The hammer staplers used flat washer eases tightening and lock identifying the seven deadly sins. To aware. "There was no eye contact,” uditonum ENDEARMENT^ • You apologize to your professor for missing the fessional architect. He said other Despite the open grille "roo f,” users ^ ^ THo IlniuArcitii n l in roofing drive a single staple with illustrate lust, he ogles the girls and she said. " I blew her a kiss. She blew Thp UniversMy of Conr>ecticut • Storrs — SHOUmAT: — washers add an extra measure of last class and he tells you he didn’t even know you 'public bathrooms operated by the will get privacy from another Binger Banquet facilities available each blow. For homeowners, there are holding power. puts his arms around them. one back. It was terrific," Cathy said. TicHets&lnfo486'4226 l:40-7KM)440 were in the class. Parks Department had been used for touch — a concrete slab that extends fo r all your party needs s ,. Boo 0 ««# op»n 9 4 Mondey f cnM t '------' ™ drug deals, had become the target of over the stalls.

h \ 18 - MANCHESTKR HKRALD, Monclii.v, Feb. 27, 19«4 MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. Feb. 27, 1984 - 19 Business AUegatlons couldn’t be proven In Brief Suspension lifted on spare parts firm JLOOK FOR THE STARS... H.L. James joins CofC SOUTH WINDSOR (UPI) - The Air and pricing data from two company was imposed. contracts, not making bids. Loolc for the CLASSIFIED ADS with STARS; stars help you get Force has lifted a trade suspension employees and used the information to EMI won $3.4 million in contracts The Justice Department has been 7 H. L. James, a against Electro-Methods Inc, alter compete for contracts to supply spare during October and November 1983 investigating alleged criminal activi­ ties by Stanger, but Byrne said the Air women's clothing store allegations it used secret data from F-lOO engine parts to the Air Force. when the suspension was temporarily Force decision suggests the prosecu­ , better results. Put a star on your ad and see what a at 501 W. Middle Turn­ Pratt & Whitney Group, a competing Stanger has denied the allegations lifted by a federal judge. But Stanger and claimed the federal action against said the trade ban cost him at least $3 tors may have trouble proving their pike. has joined the supplier of jet engine parts, could not be proven. him was initiated by Pratt & Whitney million in contracts awarded case. Greater Manchester The federal government suspended because the East Hartford jet engine elsewhere. "AH they (the Air Force) had to do difference it makes. Telephone 643-2711, Monday-Friday, Chamber of all trade with the company, owned by manufacturer was concerned about Maj. Phil Ratliff, a spokesman for was find a lack of business integrity by Commerce. Alfred T. Stanger, and a number of growing competition. the Air Force, said bids submitted by a preponderance of the evidence. The The store, which is affiliated companies on Aug. 2, 1983. It Stanger said the Air Force decision the company during the trade ban were Justice Department has to find crime 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. if managed by Louise W, lifted the restriction Friday. could mean millions of dollars in not accepted. James F. Byrne, beyond a reasonable doubt," Byrne Jennings, opened in FBI affidavits charged Stanger contracts and rehiring some of the 44 Stanger's Hartford attorney, said his said. " I question very strongly whether April 1983 and employs obtained secret Pratt & Whitnev parts workers laid off since the suspension client was barred only from receiving they can do that." six people. Another Apartments for Rent 42 Services BulMIng/Contractlng $3 Household Goods 62 Cars/Trucks tor Sale 71 H.L. James store opened recently in Louise Jennings Microelectronics center develops computers MANCHESTER — Mod­ LEON CIESZYNSKI KENMORE CONSOLE 1977 CHEVY BLAZER — Willimantic. ern 4 room apartment. Services Offered 51 BUILDER— New homes, SEWING MACHINE — Excellent condition. March 1st occupancy. additions, remodeling, w/attachments. Excel­ 63,000 original miles. Au- Bank finances projects RALEIGH. N.C. (U PI) - Donald S. w ay." Besides figuring out ways to put more technology. $350 plus utilities. Call rec rooms, garages, kit­ lent condlllon. $75. Call tomotic. AM/FM Beilman stood in the attic of his new $43 While Beilman sees the center as a transistors on a chip, the center is "W e're providing a neutral environ-^ chens remodeled, ceil­ cassette, power steering, A Providence, R.l,, bank has provided over$2.6 522-0533, 8am to 5pm. REWEAVING BURN evenings, 643-5697. million office complex, his left arm middleman, state government leaders exploring whether the chemical com­ ment for all that," Beilman said. ■' HOLES — zippers, um­ ings, bath tile, dormers, power brakes, tracker million in financing for two real estate projects in roofing. Residential or stretched toward a row ol air cleaners, hope it will be a catalyst. The relatively pound gallium arsenide can join silicon "W e're going to be different from the TWO BEDROOM DU­ brellas repaired. Window FOR SALE — Wood kit­ tires. Cheyenne package. Connecticut, including the acquisition of an each the size of a small airplane. poor state has sunk $43 million into the as a raw material (or semiconductors. p e o p le in California and i'lV,', commercial. 649-4291. Asking $5800. Must Be apartment complex in Manchester. PLEX — No pets. Secur­ shades, Venetian blinds. chen set, table and 4 Within six months, Beilman pre­ center — $30 million in the building The center will employ a permanent Massachusetts." ity deposit. Adults Seen. Daytime, Art, 244- Citizens Bank provided $1.98 million to Charles Keys. TV FOR RENT. ROBERT E. JARVIS — chairs. $35. Call 646-8706. WE’LL GIVE v^OUR PHONE dicted. those machines will provide the alone — and $40 million more in staff of 60 to 70 plus another 40 to 50 He stresses the word neutral because preferred. Call 742-8732. Marlow's, 867 M ain 5071. Drive Associates Limited Partnership for the Building and Remodeling superclean environnieiit needed for his facilities at the five campuses, all to visiting experts. Some of those visitors the center is not designed (or a fetv.T •••oweewewewwwwowowooww Street. 649-5221. purchase ol a 65-unit apartment complex on East Specialist. Additions, MIsc. for Sale 63 1978 PONTIAC SUNBIRD Middle Turnpike. Microelectronics Center of North Ca­ help North Carolina cash in on the will be professors from colleges in particular companies. The center does 2 garages, roofing, siding, rolina to help develop the next electronics boom. North Carolina who want to shepherd have affiliate members — companies rt Homes for Rent 43 BRICKS, BLOCKS, — Power steering, power The apartment complex consists ol nine frame kitchens, bathrooms, re­ •aaaaaaaaaaaMa******** brakes, roof rack. Excel­ generation ot computers. "I really can't begin to tell you bow their ideas into reality. The rest will be willing to contribute $750,000 lor the STONE — Concrete. placement wlndows- buildings on 7,4 acres of land. Chimney repairs. No lob MAPLE SINGLE BED lent body, Cleon. Snows. Soon scientists will be testing equip­ much of an Impact North Carolina is scientists from various companies that first three years alone — and those * /doors. Cali 643-6712. Asking $2000. Call 646-0089 ment in rooms where the air is changed having," said Beilman. who said he has want to be among the first to firms do get to share rights to MANCHESTER — Avail­ too small. Call 644-8356. with box spring. Needs Gasoline prices down able immediately. At- after 5pm. six times a minute and the floor received several calls from other manufacture new products. inventions they help sponsor at the-^ CARPENTRY — Repairs, work. $10. Call 643-2880. HARTFORD — An average gallon of gasoline vibrates less than 20 billionths ol a states asking how they can set up their Beilman believes the center is vital to center. But those rights only last fo r '* troctlve four bedroom ODD JOBS, Trucking. security locks, remodel­ Cape. 1'/2 baths, fireplace Home repairs. You name WHITE COMMODE for 1972 CHEVY SUBURBAN cost the consumer $1.25 last year, almost a nickel meter. own centers. the microelectronics industry because three years. ing, alterations, garages, — 350, 3 speed. Must Sell I When you need the services of the Classified less than in 1982, the Connecticut Automobile Others already have begun develop­ The center advertises its role as a n d garage. $690 It, we do It. Free esti­ handicapped person. it will be much more difficult to Other research performed solely by monthly. Coll 646-4144, mates. Insured. 643-0304. additions, family rooms, Call 742-9923 after 12 Advertising Department of this newspaper, Association has said. ing programs that will order compu­ "accelerating the transfer of research produce the next generation of elec­ members of the five participating ' formica, cabinetry, Good condition, $10. Call 643-1969. 646-1625, evenings. noon. you can rest assured we will be standing by to 7 The AAA also reported leaded regular gasoline ters to design computer chips packed into industry" by giving academic and tronic equipment. Some of it will universities and Research Triangle - closets, roofs, gutters, LIGHT TRUCKING — give you "The Long Reach." With our circu­ averaged 7 cents less than unleaded at $1,22 a with 10 million transistors. The current corporate scientists a chance to test involve circuitry smaller than one- Institute will remain the property of ASHFORD — Duplex Pick up and delivery. porches, decks, hatch­ 1976 DODGE ASPEN their ideas. ways. 20 YEARS EXPE­ WOMAN'S GOLF CLUBS gallon last year and Labor Day marked the practical limit is about 1 million. thousandth of a millimeter. those collective institutions. Any prof- " Ranch, 3 and 4 room, Clean out attics, cellars, — Northwestern Lady WAGON — Power steer­ lation, we reach out into every segment of this highest price of the year, with regular costing "There is no other neutral national The center won't do basic research Companies soon will not be able to its will be plowed back into work at the ; etc. General handyman. RIENCE - QUALITY - ing, power brakes, auto­ area . . . taking your message to those people redecorated. New rugs. INTEGRITY. DAN Signature. 3 Iron thru $1.26 and unleaded $1.32. laboratory in microelectronics, " said'^ work. That will be the province of five afford to develop prototype products, center. New appliances. Heat In­ Insured. Call Roy, 646- pitching wedge. 2 years matic, om/fm, roof rock. who are in the market for whatever you have nearby universities and the Research MORAN — 649-5684. $1800. Coll 742-6629 Gasoline prices have tripled in the last 10 years Beilman. a former General Electric Beilman predicted. At the same time, cluded. Working adults. 7973. old. $65. Coll 646-1691. to sell. This age-old tradition of people-to- since the Arab oil embargo ol 1973-74, with an executive named the center's president Triangle institute. such related firms as gas suppliers will The longest river in the United States.,, No animals. Lease. 423- evenings. all-time high price recorded in April 1981. in July 1982. "We re trying to recognize Rather, tbe center will take those people communication, linked with the fall behind because they lack a place to is the combined Mississippi-Missouri * 4190 evenings. PaintMo/Papering 52 Rooling/Siding 54 30" GAS STOVE — Avo­ that and provide for that in a limited ideas and convert them into products. see how their products serve the new system, which covers 3,710 miles. cado. Window in door. 1?79 DODGE WINDOW m o^rn-day convenience of the telephone, Fairly new. Clean. $100. VAN — B200, 318. Power makes it possible for you to reach more steering, power brakes, Call 649-8007 otter 3pm. people, more quickly and at lower cost than PAINTING AND PAPER BIDWELL HOME Im­ cruise control, delay Store/Office Space provement Company — any other method. Let us give your phone HANGING —Exterior 20 QUART HUMIDIFIER wiper. $4000. Coll 742-6629 and interior, ceilings re- Roofing , siding, altera­ evenings. "The Long Reach" today. Give us a call and tions, additions. Same — Good condition. $40. OFFICE SPACE AVAIL­ pqlred. References, fully Call 646-6314 after 4pm. we'll help you word your ad for quick results! insured. Quality work.. number for over 30 years. „ B ank. ABLE — Ample parking, 649-6495. Repossessions Classified... i 643-2711 good location. One 4 Martin Mattsson, even­ SCHOOL DESK 8. CHAIR Business Opportunities .. .22 Store/Office Space ...... 44 Household Goods...... 62 Notices For advertisements to be room office suite with 610 ings 649-4431. — Excellent writing sur­ Situation W anted...... 23 Resort Property ...... 45 Misc. tor Sale ...... 63 Rates Heothig/Plumbing 55 FOR SALE published Monday, the dead­ sq. ft.; qnother with 210 face. Metal base. $8 for PHONE 643-2711 Lost/Found...... 01 Employment Info...... 24 M\sc. for R e n t...... 46 Home and Garden...... 64 Minimum Charge; GEORGE N. CONVERSE desk and chair. Choice 2 1900 DoGg* Colt *2900 line is 2;30 p.m. on Friday. sq. ft. Call 649-2891. FO B ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD Personals...... 02 Instruction...... 25 Wanted to Rent...... 47 Pets ...... 65 $2.25 for one day — Painting and paper­ sets. Phone 649-1724. $076 Cbwy CBmero Z-26 *3900 Announcements ...... 03 Roommates Wanted...... 48 Musical Item s ...... 66 Per W ord; 1000 SQ. FT. — Ample hanging. 30 Years Expe­ FOGARTY BROTHERS 1676 T-BIrd Auctions...... 04 rience! Call 643-28CH. — Bathroom remodel­ START YOUR TAN taeo Ford Mustang $J Real Estate Recreational Item s ...... 67 1-2 d a y s ...... 15i Read Your Ad parking, $200 monthly. The above can be seen Antiques...... 68 300 SQ. ft., $100 monthly, ing; Installation water EARLY! Sunlamp and Services 3-5 d a y s ...... 14c Classified advertisements CEILINGS REPAIRED protective eve glasses. a t $ I U Homes for Sale...... 31 Tag Sales...... '69 air. 236-6021, 644-3977. heaters, garbage dispo­ 913 Main St. 6 d a y s ...... 13c are taken by telephone as a or REPLACED with dry- sals; faucet repairs. 649- $12. Call 649-0832. Financial Condominiums ...... 32 Services Offered...... 51 Wanted to Buy ...... 70 26 d a y s ...... 12c wall. Call evenings, Gary Lots/Land for Sale ...... 33 Painting/Papering...... 52 convenience. 7657. VIsa/MasterCard AAortoaoes...... 1} Happy Ads; McHugh, 643-9321. accepted. ROBERT-SHAW THER­ Investment Property ...... 34 B uilding/C ontracting...... 53 The Manchester Herald is MANCHESTER Personal Loons...... 12 $3.00 per column inch responsible only for one incor­ MOSTAT — Excellent Motorcvcles/Bicycles 72 Business P ro p e rty...... 35 Roofing/Siding ...... 54 NAME YOUR OWN condition. $17. Set back Insurance...... 13 Automotive rect Insertion and then only NOW RENTING Wanted to B o rro w ...... 14 Resort Property ...... 36 Heating/Plumbing...... 55 Deadlines PRICE — Painting, pa­ income Tax Service 57 type. Call 647-1561. F lo o rin g ...... 56 for the size of the original 822 MAIN ST. perhanging, removal. Cars/Trucks for Sale ...... 71 For classified advertise­ 1982 KAWASAKI KDX 17$ F Income Tax Service...... 57 insertion. Call 644-0585, 644-0036. Rentals Motorcvcles/Bicycles ... .72 ments to be published Tues­ — Excellent condition. Employment Services Wanted...... 58 Rec Vehicles...... 73 Errors which do not lessen ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ready to ride. $825 or best day through Saturday, the the value of the advertisement 2 STORY RIDG. Rooms for Rent ...... 41 Auto Services...... 74 FwT mU iiw MIu Buildlng/Controctinfl 53 offer. Coll 871-0349, & Education For Sale deadline is noon on the day will not be corrected by an AIR CONDITIONED ALUMINUM SHEETS -• mornings. Apartments for Rent ...... 42 Autos for Rent/Lease...... 75 used as printing plates. Help Wonted ...... 21 before publication. additional insertion. FUUY SPRINKLEREO ••aawwawaawawwawwwwwww* Homes for Rent ...... 43 Holiday/Seasonal...... 61 Misc. Automotive ...... 76 DOVER ELEVATOR .007 " thick, 23 X 24” . ••••••••••••••••••••••• Manrlipatpr BpralJi PARKING PRIVILEGES ALTER TO SUIT FARRAND REMODEL­ 50ceach, or 5 tor $2.00. Rec Vehicles 73 1.000 to 6,000 S/F ING — Cabinets, roofing, Must be picked up before PER FLOOR gutters, room additions, 11:00o.m.-otf1v. Employment OFFICE SUITES decks, all types of remo­ Income Tax Have you read today's E FIRST FLOOR RETAIL CAMPER FOR SALE — OR OFFICES deling and repairs. FREE .Service ARTIFICIAL FIRE­ Classified section? Itcon- estimates. Fully Insured. PLACE — Color, Ivory. Self contained. Sleeps 6. talns hundreds of Inter­ & Education LUNCHEON WAITRESS 647-5003 Telephone 643-6017, after $35 or best offer. Coll Must sell, rhovlng. Coll esting otters. 643-2711. — Monday thru Friday. OFFICE POSITION — Help Wanted MANCHESTER — MANCHESTER - 4 roqnnj; FORM 1040 PREPARA­ 649-6866. 643-0341, ask for Carl. E s ta b lis h Experience preferred. Rooms for Rent 41 6pm, 647-8509. Mature, responsible. Ex­ ADULT. TWO BED­ apartment, firs t floot*»—■ TION. Good tax repres- NOTICE TO CREDITORS Small, friendly office. Di­ Help Wanted 21 perience preferred. Call MASSEUSE ROOM TOWNHOUSE $550. UtllitiesandparkinOv DESIGN KITCHENS by entatidh should not be CB RADIO and portoble Autos for Rent/Leose 75 ESTATE OF LEONA MARY regular buying between 10am and 2pm BOOKKEEPER versified dufies. Good be- Female preferreij, full or part time. with garage, including Included. 649-3379. • J. P. Lewis. Cabinets, available, only to the antennae. Used only SWEET or LEONA M. nefifs. Call 646-1112, Mr. Good atmosphere Excellent SWEET, late of for appointment, 646- GENTLEMAN PRE­ heat. $495. Security dep­ CINTIAl MS0MSS MS1BKT wealthy, anymorel The once. Tiler 40A Model. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Kaufman. clientele Windham area Call vanities, formica, Wilson Monchester, in said 0103. FERRED. $50.00 weekly. osit required. No pets. SAIB/IIASI art, Corian counter tops, Tax Saver 646-0015. Both $45. coll 875-6736. District, deceased. habits with your SUPERINTENDENT $10,851/$13,141 weekdays after 5pm, 642*7442, Saturday and Sunday, anytime 646-2000. Call 8am to5pm, Monday 8 000 BQ ft wBTBhouM or BtMfn* kitchen cabinet fronts, The Hon. Wiiiiam E. Fitz- NEEDED — For apart­ Job Daicription blybuilOrng Loodmgdodi 30vor* RENT A CLEAN Geroid, Judge, of the Court ment complex located in RN - LPN — Weekend thru Friday, 646-2469. Cuddly Bunnies : hBtd Ooori Ftncod porUrtg complete woodworking INCOME TAXES — Pre­ MOTORCYCLE of Probate, District of Man­ Performs input for au­ LOOKING FOR good ~ ' I m M y ______6 4 7 -S M S advertising— Manchester. Live on the posiflon available, 7am ••••••••••••••••••••••• service, custom made pared by CPA. Business 8, HELMET — Bell Star II, USED CAR chester at a hearing held on to 7pm. Extremely high tomated payroll and Ac­ news? Look for the furniture, colonial repro­ block full face. Excellent February 24, 1984 ordered premises. Must have pre­ counts Payable systems RN'S — 3 fo lla n d l1 to 7 . Business Opportunities 22 many bargain buys ad­ Individual. Call John, AND SAVE that all cioims must be pre-, vious experience. Send hourly rates. Please call for all town departments ductions In wood, 9 varie­ 559-3069. condition. $60. Coll 649- sented to the fiduciary on or Mrs. J. Brownstein, Excellent working condi­ vertised In the classi­ Casual Favorite ties of hordwood and 4168 after 12 noon. Lowest Rates e v e r y d a y in resume to; Fountain Vil­ to maintain primary finan­ tions and a good support­ before May 24, 1984 or be D.N.S. Crestfield Conva­ cial data for use in a cen­ fied columns today. veneers NOW IN STOCK barred as by law provided. lage, 175 A, Downey ing staff In superior nurs­ TAX PREPARATION 8. VILLAGE AUTD Dianne E. Yusinas, lescent Home & Fenwood tral control system. CAREER DISTURBED? Wanted to Rent 47 Call 649-9658 or evenings, TWO PAIR — Yellow Drive, Manchester, CT ing facility. Complete Seeking highly motivated ACCOUNTING — Indlv- Ass't. Clerk The Herald. 06040. Manor in Manchester at Maintain general ledger 289-7010. dual and small busi­ gold, custom mode, lined RENTAL The fiduciary is: 643-5151, Monday thru and subsidiaries, manual orientation for RN's re­ Individuals with manage­ Apartments for Rent 42 84" drapes with tiebacks. turning to work. Please nesses. Free consulta­ 369 Center SI. Diane L. Willis Friday between 9am and lodger , accounts Post rial skills. If like people, ANCHOR ELECTRICAL Excellent condition. $30. 33 Delmont Street CLERICAL POSITION — purchase orders, interfile call Mrs. LaunI, Director HOME WANTED TO tion. Brian Dungan,CPA. Manchester Manchester, Ct. 06040 For an organized individ- 3pm. intelligent, willing to CONTRACTORS — Do Call 647-8799, evenings Call 643-6463. purchase bills and of Nurses, 646-0129. Man­ work. Be your own boss. SHARE FOR mother and 036-02 u a l with typing process vendor pay­ MANCHESTER-One, two any size or type of work. and weekends. 6 4 6 -7 0 4 4 chester Manor Nursing Unlimited Income. Ex­ two small children. Call NOTICE TO CREDITORS experience and a min­ ments. Prepare town pay­ and three bedroam Fully Insured. Free esti­ FOR SALE: Fifty pound Home, 385 West Center ceptional fringes. Call 568-9432 or 643-9821, ask 6 4 3 -2 9 7 9 NOTICE TO CREDITORS ESTATE OF MARY M. imum five years office roll, assist the Town Ma- apartments. Heat and hot mates. Call 647-0293. bag of mixed nut and NOTICE TO CREDITORS MORIARTY or MARY St., Manchester. 647-8730. for Doreen. stove coal. $3.50 each. ESTATE OF MICHAEL experience. Musf have riager in the preparation water. $400, $440, $495. ESTATE OF JOSEPH ROTH, late of Manchester, MORIARTY, late of sfrong math aptitude and COMPANIONS of the annual budget and Call 649-4800. Call 742-9708 evenings. WiANCEK, late of In said District, deceased. Manchester, deceosed. WANTED — For shorf provide a variety ol re­ Manchester, in District, The Hon. William E. Fitz­ The Hon. William E. Fitz­ pleasant telephone ports containing two pri­ TAX PREPARATIONS- deceased. Gerald, Judge, of the Court ferm care of disabled CELEBRITY CIPHER OLD OAK ROCKING The Hon. Williom E. Fitz­ Gerald, Judge, of the Court manner for diversified mary financial data and HOUSEWIVES, STU­ SECOND FLOOR — Two CaMfZy Opliar nrypweraim an onaM kon quolaaena Or Imoua paoala paal In the convenience of DON’T KNOW whereto of Probate, District of Man­ of Probate, District of Man­ dufies on fronf reception chlldren/adulfs. Hourly budget execution. Situation Wanted 23 family. Five rooms. Heat ■K) pnaan. Each M la r In Via elphar atanda tor anoMiar. ro e ta n a * ir M S . your home. Reliable- CHAIR — Just needs a look next for o lob? Gerald, Judge, of the Court chester at o hearing held on chester at 0 hearing held on or daily basis to suit your DENTS — Work part little refinIshIng work. of Probate, District of Man­ February 23, 1984 ordered desk. Call for appoinf- Included. $500 monthly. by CONNIE WIENER reasonable. Coll Norm How about placing a chester at a hearing held on February 23, 1984 ordered schedule. Your home or Minimum requirements time, Monday - Friday, Call 646-3979. $50. Coll 649-1501 otter that oil claims must be pre­ thot dll claims must be pre­ menf, 646-4048. - high school education Marshall, 643-9044. "Situation Wanted" od February 23, 1984 ordered sented to the fiduciary on or sented to the (Iduciorv on or theirs. Minimal reimbur­ approximately 11am to 5pm. thot all claims must be pre­ before May 23, 1984 or be and a minimum of two 2pm. Earn$60-$80weekly. POOL IT TO GRANBY? “T YUXMNMRH EXCRK PNOJ RTQJK In classified? before May 23, 1984 or be BANKING — Expe­ sement offered. Call Ms. THREE ROOMS — Heat, TAXES PREPARED — In sented to the fiduciary on or barred os by law provided. barred as by law provided. years ol increasingly res­ Food discount, uniform Share gas. Five days. 14 INCHES AIR CONDITIONER — before Moy 23, 1984 or be Dionne E. Yusinas, rienced proof operafor. Townsend, March, Inc., ponsible bookkeeping hot water, carpqt. $295. your home or mine. Reas­ barred as by law provided. Dianne E. Yusinas, provided, other fringe Working hours, 7om to AX PNDJ MJJW N LRNUQ ONMRJ. 11.5 BTU with sleeve. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Ass't. Clerk Ass't. Clerk Full fime. South Windsor 646-4446. experience including a 3;30pm. Call Gary, 649- No pets. Adults only. onable and reliable. H.H. Dianne E. Yusinas, The fiduciary is: benefits. Clean, pleasant 26W, 18H, 28D. Good con­ Ass't. Clerk The fiduciary Is: Bank 8. Trust Co. Contact general ledger and some 8842. Centrally located. Secur­ Wilson. ^Please coll 649- Misc. Automotive 74 Helen K. Eltel Mary E. Johnson ASSEMBLERS AND familiarity with computer surroundings. Apply: MCA BTWLJ APNA KTKW'A EXUQ 5506. dition. $75. Coll 646-2564. The fiduciary Is: 29 Spruce Street Warren Matteson for ap- ity deposit. Call after Joanne Fritsch 97 Blue Ridge Drive COIL WINDERS — Fin­ processes or services. Dairy Queen, 242 Broad 5pm, 643-0496. Manchester, Ct. 06040 Manchester, Ct. 06040 poinfment, 289-6061. Street, Manchester. 28 Brookfield Street 039-02 037-02 2 ger dexterity necessary. XCA, T ’RR BJAARJ IXU EPX T NV.*’ Interested applicants f' INCOME TAX SERVICE Pets 45 Manchester, Ct. 06040 Experience not neces­ should contact the Town EAST HARTFORD — Im­ — Individual or Business FIRESTONE 721 Steel 038-02 GOOD MONEY MAKING belted white wall tire on CERTIFIED NURSE sary, will train. Four day Manager s Office at 1712 maculate 3 room apart­ — ONUJJV NMKCR-8NMMNU. Tax Preparation. Dis­ LEGAL NOTICE Main Street, Coventry, tel. OPPORTUNITY — Part Real Estate rim. Must sell. Very good TOWN OF MANCHESTER AIDES — Certified aides week, Monday thru ment In two family home. count for senior citizens. FREE PUPPIES — Port LEGAL NOTICE TOWN OF ANDOVER for 7 fo 3 and 3 fo 11 shifts. 742-6324. For applica­ or full time. Become an PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "You can tell how a woman feels about condition. Cheap. 225-75- LEGAL NOTICE PUBLIC HEARING OF Thursday, 7am-5:30pm. Appliances, heat and hot herself by the numbar of Mack slocks she hat In bar dosat." — Your Business Office, 164 Shephard, port Block TOWN OF ANDOVER The Planning and Zoning Full and part time. Apply at Able Coil, tions and Job description. Avon Representative. East Center St., 647-9780. R15. $50. Private home, PUBLIC HEARING OF PLANNING A ZONING Applications must be re­ Calf Barbara, 643-2573. water, wall-to-wall car­ Gall Parent Lob. Call 643-0527. PLANNING a ZONING Commission will hold a pub­ COMMISSION Please call Director of Bolton. Condominium* 32 peting, parking for one rPHOTO«UIDE 649-6486. lic hearing on Monday, ON PROPOSED SUBDIVISION ceived by March 7, 1984. , EXaUSIVE C1M4byNEA,lne. 1S7 COMMISSION ON PROPOSED March 5, 1984 at 7:00 P.M . In Sfaff Developmenfs be- The Town of Coventry is car. $385 monthly, plus INDIVIDUAL INCOME RESUBDIVISION PLAN PLAN DENTAL ASSISTANT — D O G TRAINING TWO WHEELS — 14". Fit the Hearing Room, Lincoln The Planning & Zoning fween 9 and 3 Monday PART TIM E - Nights and an Equal Opportunity security. Call 289-8141. TAXES and Small Busi­ CLASSES — Classes The Planning 8, Zoning Center, 494 Main Street, thru Friday at 643-5151. weekends. Manchester Employer. Experienced. Full time. ness Bookkeeping — Spe­ 1974 to 1979 Dodge or Commission of Andover, Manchester, CT to hear and Commission of Andover, 7:30am to5pm. Expanded MANCHESTER — Wells- by Larry Wright starting soon In Man­ Connecticut, will hold a Pub­ Connecticut, will hold a Pub­ 7 Crestfield Convalescent area. Must have cashi­ K IT ‘N ’ C A R L Y L E ® cializing In bookkeeping Plymouth, $10. Call 649- consider the following lic Hearing In the lower, level duties. Specialty office. weep Phase 11,400 North MANCHESTER — Plea­ chester, East Hartford lic Hearing In the lower level petitions: Home and Fenwood er's experience. For In­ sant two bedroom apart­ for businesses not requir­ 2048. of the Town Office Building of the Town Office Building Dr. Squatrlto, 646-1429. Main Street. New two and Vernon. Call;-Cen­ THE STOP a SHOP COM­ on Monday, March 12,19S4 at Manor in Manchester. form ation coll 243-5053. on Monday, March 12,1984 at PANIES, INC. — ZONING BANQUET WAITRESS — bedroom town houses, ment. No pets. $410 a ing in-house bookkeeper. tral Connecticut Dog 7:30 p.m. on the following pe­ 7 ;30 p.m. on the following pe­ Part fime evenings, days month, plus utilities. Call Save on high accounting TIRES — Good Year HR REGULATION AMEND­ tition; JOBS OVERSEAS — Big Vh baths, applianced kit­ 2 6 ^ Training, 721-1386. tition; MENT (S-59) — To amend weekends. Apply: Man­ 228-0036 evenings. fees for doing basics. Will 78-14 custom polysteel BEAR SWAMP ROAD - Peti­ GILEAD ROAD - Petition of money fast. Job offers chens, Anderson win­ Article IV, Section 9, Para­ Frilond Equities (or final chester Country Club, Delight the youngsters with also train your employee radlals w.s.w. 'A" depth tion of Lorry and Ann NIzza graph 9.01.02 by adding the guaranteed. 1-216-453- dows, full basements, ot tread with pair hub for final Resubdivislon ap­ subdivision approval of a 646-0103, between 10am 8144 these soft and cuddly Bun­ in general bookkeeping. following sentence: In all subdivision entitled Bishop TIRED OF THE TRAFFIC 3000, Ext. 23141. $58,400. Peterman WANT ADS are worth Musical Items 44 caps, spec, edition. $15 proval of a three lot resubdi­ parking oreos In excess of 60 and 2pm. Realty, 649-9404 or 647- SnKitMl4dlufn.iargs nies made from terry cloth Call 643-2408. vislon on Bear Swamp Rood Estates located on Gilead looking Into when you're for the pair. Coll 649-1794. stalls up to 10% of the stalls Rood, a seven lot subdivision IN G En iN G TO & FROM WORK? and dressed up in their fKI> consisting of approximately may be designated for com­ 1340. looking for a place to An all-season favorite-the finest. 10 acres. Property Is bounded on the North by versatile jacket with easy- INCOME TAX PREPAR­ pact cars with a stall size of live...whether It’s a ^ No. 2620 has pattern COUNTRY STYLE SIX FOR SALE: 4 Good Year bounded on the North by 7.5 feet by 16 feet. property N /F the State of WORK IN MANCHESTER!! ERS & Complete book­ Bear Swamp Rd. and prop­ Connecticut, bounded on the home, an apartment or q seaming to top dresses, pieces; face transfer; direc­ 0 ' STRING GUITAR and tires, P19S-R75-15 radlals. WESLEY GRYK ET AL — keeping service. Call erty N /F ot the State of Con­ West by Gilead Rd. and prop­ SECRETARY — Small mobile home. skirts or pants. Make it in tions. case. In excellent condi­ ZONE CHANGE — HART­ PART TIME INSER­ Aniana Mehta, 646-4350, Excellent condition. $85, necticut, bounded on the FORD ROAD (G-47) — To erty ot the State of Connec­ The Manchester Herald has an opening law firm . Call 646-4545. linen, gabardine or soft tion. $50. Call 643-1680. East by lot #11 N^F Lorry ticut and property N /F WII- TERS WANTED — Must Lots/Land for Safe 33 wool. TO ORDER, isnd $2.00 lor uch anytime. negotiable. Call 742-5050. change the zoning classifica­ for a dependable worker in theircompos- and Ann NIzza, property tion from Residence AA to Horn P. Krolovlch, N/ F Doris be 18 years old. Call STORRS/WILLINGTON No. 8144 with Photo- pitteni, plus SOf lor poitogo and bounded on the South N /F Peck, N /F Frilond Equities, ing room. The position involves setting CUSTOMER SERVICE nondlinf. Planned Residence Develop­ 647-9946, ask tor John, AREA — One and two Guide is in Sizes Small, Lorry ond Ann NIzzo, prop­ bounded on the South by advertisements on a computerized termi­ REP — Prefer Licensed ANNE CAIOT ' Wanted to Buy 70 ment for a parcel of approxi­ property N/F Hartford Elec­ 8;30am fo 5:30pm. TWO LOTS TOGETHER bedroom modern apart­ Medium or Large. Medium erty bounded on the West by mately 4.40 ocres and to nal. Accurate typing a must but we will Agenf. Gorman Insu­ TOWN OF MANCHESTER, property N /F Scott L. and tric Light Co. and boundedon ments with new carpet, (12-14), 2Vi yards 45-inch. RfaneSaatar Harald Household Goods 42 aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa approve a General Plan of the East by property N /F rance Agency, 223 East — 50' X 140' each. Call CONNECTICUT Christine C. McCrea. Development tor the site — train on the terminal. Familiarity withadv- 875-1548. Direct from patio or balconey on 7A ilOOAva. otAmarlcai ' REVENUE aHARINQ At this hearing. Interested Hartford Nelghboitiood. Center Street. 643-1139. TO ORDER, laiid $2.00 lor oacli Haw Yora, N.Y. 10030 | aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa WANTED: CANOE OR portion of 79V Hartford At this hoarlng. Interested ertising makeup a plus. owner. beautiful country acres. ptttara, plus 50$ for poitago and PUBLIC NOTICE persons may appear and be Road. tjlnj Hama, Addraia nitli zip . ROW BOAT, $100 or less. The Town has submitted Its heard and written communi­ persons may appear and be Tennis court, two car nandlhii- CODE and Ziyla Numkor. ■ At this heorlng Interested heard and written communi­ This is a 5-day a week job with a full range PART TIME CLERICAL lig h te d parking. On SUE RURNEn USED REFRIGERA­ Call 643-0840, ask tor report on the actual expendi­ cations will be received. persons may be heard and — Entry Level position. SPECIAL: Over 200 se- j tures of Revenue Shoring Maps dated Jonuory 9, 1984 cations will be received. of benefits including medical and PART TIME MEAT ••••••••••••••••••••••• Route 74-44, easy access TORS, WASHERS, Greg. showing the above proposal written communications re­ Mops doted November 4,19S3 Loan Department, In­ Maadiaalar Horald lections and a FREE j ' Ranges - clean, guaran­ Funds tor Fiscal Year 1982-83 ceived. Copies of these peti­ pension plans and life insurance. WRAPPER - Expe­ to 1-86 (Exit 100). $345 to Pattern Section in the to the Bureau of Census. This are on file In the office of the showing the above proposal cludes clerical and tele­ Invesfment Properly 34 iiaoAvo. of amatfeot teed, parts and service. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Town Clerk, Town Office tions hove been filed In the ore on file In the office of the rienced preferred. Must $420 plus utilities. Call ALBUM. 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Monday, yeb. 27, 1984 Big Dan rape trial co^Uwes^ Sex ‘consensual,’ says defense Five teacher layoffs Bolton changing plans Arafat says while one man held her shoulders down, the X By Linda German today to allow the defense time to re-think United Press International its tactics. other, a "beady eyed, grubby looking The tall, slender, dark-haired woman man, ” pulled down her dungarees. planned for 1984-85 before rebidding field PLO set bomb ^ -I FALL RIVER, Mass. — Defense attor­ Friday displayed no emotion as she "He then got on me,” and raped her, she neys today will try to paint a picture of a described the alleged attack in a soft, even said. ... page 3 ... page 7 ... page 4 woman willingly having sex with four men voice. Wearing a maroon dress and _ The two men then changed places while on a pool table, an effort to discredit her low-heeled bone colored shoes, she clasped someone else held onto her legs. testimony she desperately fought off her her hands together as she answered "1 was begging for help, pleading, attackers white other patrons looked on and questions for nearly 90 minutes. screaming,” she said. ”I could hear cheered. After spending the day celebrating her laughing, cheering and yelling from near The 22-year-old woman, who'described daughter’s third birthday, the woman said the bar.” the alleged assault in a dramatic courtroom she went to the neighborhood barroom to The men she had watched play pool, then appearance, faces cross-examination to­ buy cigarettes. joined in the attack while someone else She lingered to chat with a woman over a yanked her hair. UPl photo day in the' case of six man charged in Manchester, Conn. connection with the incident at Big Dan's drihk and then got ready to go home. But, as Finally, when her attackers loosened Foggy tonight; Marijuana ship watched Tavern in New Bedford nearly a year ago. she headed towards the door, ’’somebody their grips, she fled the barroom, wearing snow Wednesday Tuesday, Feb. 28,^1984 ■'We’ll try to show it was consensual,” grabbed me from behind.” she said. only a jacket. Crewman of a Coast Guard cutter mans his machine gun said Edward F. Harrington, an attorney for Another man grabbed her legs, she fell to The cases of the six defendants, all in — See page 2 Single copy: 25

D.W. Fish is proud to announce Joyce O. Epstein as our Manchester Saleperson of the Rhody fishermen saved by suits year. Joyce’s combination of experience, dedi­ cation and personal freindly service make her Fighting goes on; POINT JUDITH, R.l. (UPl) - The Coast rings that helped keep them afloat. The Coast Guard boat from Point Judith not only a highly qualified Real Estate profes­ Guard says five fisherman who spent about An unprotected human can survive only a reported the Miss Jennifer had capsized sional, but a genuine joy to be associated 20 minutes in the icy waters ol Rhode Island short time in frigid water before the body and the men were in the water by the time with. Since completing her basic Real Estate rescuers reached the scene. training at the University of Connecticut, 2 Sound may have suffered more serious temperature drops too low to sustain lile. The men reported they were abandoning Joyce has gone on to receive the nationally injuries hud it not been for the survival suits "It would have been close,” had the men recognized GRI (Graduate Realtor’s Insti­ their vessel about 6:17 a.m., but were not summit predicted they wore. not been wearing survival suits, the tute) designation. She also holds a broker's li­ The fishermen were plucked from the spokesman said. "It would have been much able to get to their life raft, the spokesman cense. 38-degree water Sunday morning after they more serious. " said. As an active member of the Manchester By Steve Haaey Lebanese military sources said government The men were taken to South County Board of Realtors, Joyce chairs the education abandoned the sinking. 83-foot fishing boat committee. Is a member of the grievance United Press International troops today clashed with Syrian-backed Hospital suffering from mild hypothermia, He noted seas were running 3 to 5 teet and Druze militiamen in the mountains east of in winds gusting up to 60 miles per hour, a winds were gusting to 56 knots, or about 60 committee as well as being a State director. Coast Guard spokesman said. and one Coast Guardsman was hospitalized She Is also a member of the National & BEIRUT, Lebanon — Rebels clashed with Beirut and traded mortar and heavy machine The men were rescued about seven miies with a head injury that was not believed to miles per hour. r Connecticut Associations of Realtors and the government troops in downtown Beirut and the gun fire with other Moslem militiamen along south of Point Judith after being in the be serious, the spokesman said. The fishermen were identified as Donald Womens Council. mountains overlooking the city today amid the capital's Green Line war front. 8 The spokesman said a radio call came in Fox, 27, Bruce Harvey, 28. Dave Whit- In addition to helping people buy and sell stepped up diplomatic efforts aimed at ending One report, broadcast by the rightist Voice water for about 20 minutes, the spokesman marsh, 35, Andrew Lang, 23 and Peter their properties In the Manchester Area for said, adding the fact they were wearing about 6:05 a.m. from the Miss Jennifer out the past five years, Joyce has been active In the bloodshed in Lebanon. of Lebanon radio station, said several shells survival suits helped minimize their of Gallilee, reporting the boat was rapidly Ailing Jr. 22. All were believed to live in Sources close to Christian President Amin crashed into Christian residential neighbor­ Point Judith area, the Coast Guard said. local politics and was Chairwoman for the injuries. taking on water. , 1983 March of Dimes Fund Raiser. Gemayel's pro-western regime predicted an hoods early today, wounding two people. Rescue craft were dispatched from Point The injured Coast Guardsman was .'A Joyce’s Involvement has been a tremend­ .imminent summit between Gemayel and A survival suit helps retain body heat and identified as Fireman Joez Passanisi, of Two people, including a 10-year-old boy. prevent hypothermia, a rapid drop in body Judith and Block Island and a helicopter ous asset to the Manchester Community, the Syrian President Hafez Assad, a meeting that were killed and at least 30 others wounded in was also sent to the scenqAhe spokesman Lynn Mass. He currently lives in East Real Estate profession and to D.W. Fish temperature that can be fatal. ’The suits Joyce G. Epstein Realty Company. could pave the way for the resumption of similar fighting and shelling Monday. worn by the fishermen also had built in life said. ^ Greenwich. Lebanon’s factional peace talks and a durable The Christian Phalange Party's radio said cease-fire on the ground. shells landed Monday around the palace in Two newspapers, the independent An Nahar Baabda, an east Beirut suburb, and the nearby and the rightist Christian A1 Amal, today said residence of U.S. Ambassador Reginald the GemayebAssad summit would be pre­ Bartholomew. New England ceded by a visit to the Syrian capital of The Phalangist Voice of Lebanon radio said “$100 now, more later, Damascus in the next 24 hours by a Gemayel Saudi mediator Rafik Hariri was expected to In Brief it doesn’t take long to reach envoy. return to Beirut today for new talks aimed at the maximum deposit’.’ The newspapers said Gemayel already had bringing peace to Lebanon. decided to abrogate the disputed May 17 troop Hariri, who had been expected back in HlwtMKi W. Sturtevam, Jr., E-jst Hanford withdrawal agreement with Israel, but was Beirut Monday, said he was staying in the Herald photo by Tarquimo Cianci away; trial to begin delaying the move pending a face-saving way Saudi capital for talks with King Fahd and out of the crisis. PROVIDENCE, R.l. — Mayor Vincent A. Prince Bandar Bin Sultan, the Saudi ambassa­ The Station wagon driven by Manchester morning in an accident on Woodside Street, is Government sources said "oneway out is for dor to the United States. Cianci Jr., amid rumors of his imminent the outgoing Cabinet of Prime Minister Chefik resident Jacquelyn L. Booth, fatally injured about to be towed from the scene. resignation, decided to wait out the final weekend Wazzan to meet just once and abrogate the Amid reports that Gemayel would cancel the when she was thrown from the car this before the start of a criminal trial by visiting agreement during that single-agenda May 17 Lebanese-lsraeli troop withdrawal friends in London. u session.” accord, the Phalangist radio said the govern­ Cianci was not expected to return to Rhode But the diplomatic efforts had little effect on ment "will adopt whichever solution can Island until today following a weekend trip to Look who’s starting fighting in and around the capital. guarantee the welfare of the population.” London, said chief mayoral aide Charles R. Mansolillo. That left open to question whether Ice blamed in fatal crash Cianci would be present at a scheduled 2 p.m, F pre-trial hearing, another Variable Rate A Manchester woman died early this accident. According to a preliminary street. She was the only person in the Cianci is charged with kidnapping, assault and Smooth closing is aim morning after her ear crashed into a investigation, Ms. Booth was appar­ car at the time of the accident, police extortion in an aileged attack last year on a tree on Woodside Street, one of two ently passing a milk truck in a passing said. The right front side of the car was Bristol man he believed was "fooling around " IRA at SBM! accidents police attributed to the icy zone on the westbound side of Westside heavily damaged in the collision. with his wife. The mayor is now divorced. road conditions that prevailed in town Street shortly before 7 a.m. when she If Cianci fails to make it back to Rhode Island of school remap plan before heavy rains began falling later lost control of her station wagon on the Around 7:30 a.m.. another car for his pre-trial hearing, he would not be violating I know it’s not the only IR A the in the morning. icy pavement. The car skidded across slipped on Prospect Street and flipped the law, but he could be violating terms of his bail. By Sarah E. Hail district will be sent to Martin, and those 36 in the street into a tree outside 122 over in front of the Millbridge Hollow Defendants "have a right to be present, but Savings Bank of Manchester Herald Reporter the northeastern portion to Buckley, some 100 Jacquelyn L. Booth, 52, of 150 Ralph Woodside St., police said. apartments, police said. The driver E they have a right to be simply represented by will be sent to Nathan Hale. Road, died at Manchester Memorial escaped injury, they said. Further School leaders Monday urged prompt "I still feel a little uncomfortable with it, " Ms. Booth, who police said appar­ counsel, " said a spokesman for Attorney General Hospital less than an hour after being details were not available this Dennis Roberts II. offers, but the beauty adoption by the school board of a school school board member Francis Maffe ently was not wearing a seatbelt, was redistricting plan, to make the Highland Park complained. transported from the scene of the thrown from the car and landed on the morning. of it is-for m e-I can School closing in June go smoothly. But Richard Dyer, another member, asked Spirit of 7 6 draws $100,000 While some parents and others have that the board “put the matter to bed by acting LEE, Mass. — A rare version of one of challenged the plan as illogical. Assistant quickly.” America's most famous paintings — Archibald keep adding on to it. Superintendent Wilson E. Deakin said it’s "Looking at that map with all those pins, I reasonable and includes parent input. The Court rejects claim vs. lab McNeal Willard's the "Spirit of '76 " — was see what a gargantuan task this is. I do think auctioned off this weekend for $100,000. consider­ And all the time the matter will be put to a vote at the school the administration has done the best possible ably less than had been expected. board’s March 13 meeting. job,” he added. By Susan E. Kinsman RH-positive fetus. David Shea, the justices answered no in The painting of a fife player and two drummers “The plan that’s been put before you is the Here is a street-by-street breakdown of the United Press International During the pregnancy, the mother's both cases. marching across a Revolutionary War battlefield bank promises me at one that does the best thing for the greatest redistricting plan: RH-antibodies cross the placenta and They relied on an earlier opinion in went to an unidentified buyer, represented at the number of children,” Terry Bogli, president of To Waddell — Transfer all students from HARTFORD — The Connecticut attack the baby's red blood cells. The which the Connecticut Supreme Court Saturday night auction by bidding agent Leonard least 91/2% interest.” the Parent-Teacher Association at Highland Nathan Hale from the following streets to Supreme Court ruled today a woman destruction of the red blood cells can ruled "the date of the act or ommission Treister of Miami, Fla. Park, told board members. “Act quickly. Waddell: Wadsworth, Summit, Main and who lost her baby because of an error in eventually result in death. complained of is the dale when the Willard painted numerous versions of "The Please don’t drag this out,” she said. Huntington. identifying her blood type has no legal negligent conduct of the defendant Spirit, " including seven oils still in existence. Mrs. Bogli said that her own children, like To Washington — Transfer all students from right to sue the laboratory responsible James McDonald, appointed admin­ occurs and is not the date when the The painting was sold by Sandra and Louis most Highland Park students, are getting Nathan Hale from the following streets to for the error. istrator of the baby boy’s estate, filed plaintiff first sustains damage." Caropreso, a couple who owns an 1876 Methodist excited about going to their new schools — Washington: Chestnut, Church, Garden, Gor­ The justices said lime limits on suit against five defendants in July 1975 The justices said the court had no Church that they converted to into an 18th- either Nathan Hale, Buckley or Martin. “For man, Laurel, Linden, Orchard. Park, St. negligence or wrongful death lawsuits with Mrs. McDonald suing on her own authority to exempt from the law Savings Bank our children to be disrupted again because of James, Trotter, Winter and Locust. behalf. Only Haynes Medical Labora­ instances where an injury is century furniture gallery. had expired by the time Jane McDo­ tory refused to settle the claims. The Caropresos had hoped to get up to $250,000 of Manchester another plan is only another difficulty for them To Martin — Transfer all students from nald and her husband sued Haynes undiscoverable. for the ,50-by- 36-inch painting — one of seven that to go through,” she said. Highland Park who reside south of Wells Medical Laboratory, Inc. The justices The couple asked the high court "It is not the function of this court to Willard painted. Deakin, standing next to a huge cardboard Street, west of Autumn, which is the area did not consider whether the limita­ whether the three-year statute of alter the will of the legislature merely An 18-by-22-inch version recently sold for map with multicolored pins tacked all over it known as Ansaldi Heights; all students south tions were unconstitutional. limitations against medical malprac­ because the results are unfair. We hold 0 '— representing elementary school students — of Oak Grove but not including Oak Grove, and that the three year limitation ... begins $150,000 in Portland, Maine. In 1966, the laboratory identified tice claims applied to their suit, even The work sold Saturday was painted for the 1876 said he feels "very confident” about the plan. all students south of Butternut including Mrs. McDonald's blood as type 0, though Mrs. McDonald did not dis­ to run from the dale of the negligent Philadelphia Centennial. "This is the best class size picture we've ever Butternut currently attending Highland Park RH-positive. She gave birth July 7,1973 cover, and could not have reasonably act,” the justices said. had at the outset” of a school closing, he said. will be transferred to Martin. to a baby boy and lost the child the discovered the laboratory’s error In his concurring opinion. Chief Justice John Speziale said "1 write Ameherst, frat leaders talk Not only would former Highland Park To Nathan Hale — Transfer all students same day to a condition caused by an within that time. Our special Banking Commissioner, Kay Bergin-is yours for students be sent to three "host” schools under from Highland Park who reside west of Oak RH-factor incompatibility. Manches­ separately to emphasize that the AMHERST, Mass. — Amherst College Acting ■ the asking at any of SBM’s convenient locations, the plan, but 25 Nathan Hale students (from Grove including Oak Grove extending wes­ ter Memorial Hospital determined her They also asked whether they could reserved questions ask only for our President G. Armour Craig planned an open 118-month IRA may or by phoning us at 646-1700, or by using the streets west of Main Street) would be sent to terly to and including Autumn Street. All blood was type 0, RH-negative. bring suit on behalf of their deceased interpretation of those statutes. They meeting with disgruntled students today to be the best plan yet coupon below. Washington School and 15 (from the area in students on both sides of Porter Street with Problems occur when an RH- child, although the child was not do not question, and therefore we do not explain why the liberal arts college’s trustees back of Cavey’s Restaurant) to Waddell. Westminster as the westerly boundary. East negative mother, who has developed conceived tor more than three years decide, whether either statute with­ While those 59 Highland Park students in the Center to the north, and Boulder to the east stands a challenge" based on the state decided to abolish campus fraternities. to get you saving So you can Why the IRA? The Individual Retirement RH-antibodies from previous pregnan­ after the negligent act or ommission. Account, in our opinion here at SBM, continues southern portion of their current school inclusively will be transferred to Nathan Hale. cies or other sources, conceives an In an opinion written by Justice constitution. 2 Disenfranchised fraternity members who felt use this Variable seriously - and easily- to be the best way yet for people who earn income insulted by a decision to close "all eight of the Rate IRA as a to save for retirem ent. It gives you a good tax college's co-ed "frats” at the end of the current \ for your retirement. vehicle to consoli­ deduction, as it cams goc^ interest. Each year, you semester hanged school officials in effigy and date all your IRAs. can p ut into an IRA the m axim um m oney a llo $ ^ threw parties into the eariy hours of Sunday. by law. O r any am ount up to that m axim um . O r Here at the Savings Bank of Manchester, we’ve What kind of IRA is for put in n o n e -sk ip a few years if you m ust. SBM Poll shows Mondale neck and neck with Hart in N.H. The trustees decision came Saturday during a you? To learn that, we’ll have to do a little talking, believes you’re never loo young to enjoy the bene- meeting in New York, despite a hunger strike been helping a lot of people open Individual Retire­ Hts of IRAs - or too old, because you can still t ^ back and forth, before we can suggest one. You said Mondale of the voters of a state hold on second place. staged last week by seven students hoping to save ment Accounts. So many people and so many can open an IRA by coming in or by phoning in. part even up to age 70‘/i! Come retirem ent the By Laurence McQuillan their fraternities. The students stopped fasting accounts, in fact, that we’ve sort of earned the payoff can be beautiful. Only after you close out United Press International historically gruff with presidential front­ The fact that d winter storm warning was At SBM, by the way, there is never a fee for setting your IRAs are you taxed on the money, and by imposed throughout the state, altered when the board agreed to meet with them. reputation, east of the river, as the experts on IRAs. up or administering your IRA fund. All we wish runners. "I think the reason I've done well We can suggest all sorts of accounts to put that tim e you’ll pm bably be in a lower tax bracket is that I'm a person who has kept his last-minute strategies. In explaining the closure, the trustees said the to do is make sure you get the most out of your anyway. The crucial showdown among the eight quality of campus life had "become inadequate.” your retirement dollars into-each good for spe­ IRA, from the very start. contenders for the Democratic nomination promises.” “We've got all our local people with their cific needs and goals, and we really should talk Today may be a very good day to give atten­ rests, to some degree, on the weather. It On the last full day of campaigning before snowtires on,” said Susan Casey, Hart's about them, person to person. But one of the best tion to your IRA - either the new one for 1984 snowed this morning and that threatened to today's balloting began. Hart and Glenn deputy state coordinator, refering to the Canadian Cover girl arrested accounts of all is our 18-Month Variable Rate IRA. Variable Rate IRA for the week of or catch up on 1983’s, if you haven’t yet done dampen the size of the turnout. jockeyed to persuade voters to jump on need to get out the vote. We say “best” because its add-to feature lets you their bandwagons. It was generally assumed that bad BOSTON — Boston police Sunday night Feb. 23 through Feb. 28 so, before income tax time. And who can help A new and surprising Washington Post- deposit the year’s maximum amount ($2,000 if you with it better than the Savings Bank of ABC poll showed Hart and Mondale even in Touring New Hampshire’s central and weather and lower turnout would favor arrested a Canadian'eover girl and her boyfriend single, $2,250 if married and one partner working, seacoast regions, thought to be Hart Mondale's strong organization, which has who were wanted in Canada for fraud charges Manchester- t/ie experts on IRAs. New Hampshire with 30 percent each, $4,000 if both working) at your convenience. Glenn with 14 percent and Jesse Jackson strongholds, the Colorado senator Monday had some 500 volunteers and 200 staffers that may have involved up to $1 million. You’ll need $100 to open a Variable Rate 1000 % 1067 % with 8 percent. The poll of 446 people, all claimed there has been "a very strong contacting supporters to stress the need to Suzanna Cyr, 27, and Stanley H. Wiseman, 32, IRA, and at a very good interest rate (see box). Annual Interest Rate Effective Annual Yield movement to this campaign in the last few vote. were taken into custody Sunday night in their who said they planned to vote today, was But next week or next month or whenever you taken between Saturday and Monday and hours, as 1 think there was in Iowa.” Meanwhile, Jesse Jackson said the voters $800-a month apartment at Devonshire Place in have more money available to put away, you can The interest is c o n ^ u n d ed continuously from day of Jt. %/| T* .....4. w. 4.M1UIII J. 4 tVVUiUiil0 tV Hart became a possible challenger to of New Hampshire have the "option to downtown Boston, where they reportedly had deposit until day of withdrawal or maiunty. According n has a sampling error of plus or minus 5 deposit more into the account. And we’ll even give FD IC rregulations, ■ any withdrawal ...... from a time savinn percent. Mondale in last week's precinct caucuses in reject me” because of a slur against Jews lived for more than a month. you a passbook to keep track of things. You may accountmt bbefore maturity results in a substantial penalty. IiatMDlWLgTWEITO/UtaimKi Iowa by coming in a distant second to the that he now admits using in private. Cyr is a nationally-acclaimed model whose In Dixville Notch, the tiny community learn that the rate has changed somewhat that par­ Iblephone 646-8020 to keep informed Savings Bank of Manchester, that traditionally announced its results former vice president, while Glenn’s picture has appeared on the covet of numerous ticular week, but SBM promises you that it will of all SRM rates and yields. 923 Main St., Manchester, CT 06040. political standing tumbled with his fifth magazines, including Cosmopolitan. first, those tallied just after midnight gave never vary below 9.50%. Anyway, bit by bit, it Please send me m y free IRA handbook. President Reagan 15 votes. Sen. Ernest place showing. doesn’t t ^ long at all to sock away the entire tax- Name Hollings 8 votes, Mondale 2, and Hart and “I don't mean to mean to be brash,” Hart deferred amount that you, as someone with earned Our free, 40-page handbook on IRAs is a good Editor banned from Harvard starting place. We call it the Individual Retire­ Reuben Askew 1 each. said with bouyant confidence. "There's a income, are entitled to. The object being, of Far more is at stake than selection of 18 of fine line between confidence and brashness. Inside Today CAMBRIDGE, Mass. — A 23-year-old co-editor course, that the more you put away now, the better ment Answers handbook, because answers it has- G ty______Suie Zip _ including a special worksheet at the back of the the state’s 22 delegates to next July's I hope 1 haven’t crossed it.” of a prestigious Harvard University periodical your financial situation will be, come retirement. Tekphooe______Diicof binh _ 20 panes, 2 sections Something else about our Variable Rate IRA: book to help you figure out the best route to take Democratic convention in San Francisco. Glenn shrugged off Hart's optimism, has been banished from campus after it was Sociii Security Number - Today's outcome could affect the shape of claiming during a stop in Nashua: ”I’ve got discovered he posed as a student. it’s a great______vehicle for__ any^ ___rollover______from pension___ on IRAs. The fact-fllled booklet-specially writ. A dvice...... 12 MHS World ...... 9 [ Married?______Spouse woriuni? _ the 1984 campaign year. a better chance of going all the way than Joel I. Goodfader, who once attended George­ pliis or IRAs you have which may be maturing soon. fonner Connecticut Deputy Area towns...... 7 Obituaries__ ...... to An impressive Mondale win would make anyone else.” Business ...... ,.18 UPl photo Opinion ...... 6 town University, resigned as co-editor of the his momentum difficult to stop. 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