W — MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Jan. 19.1987 1 MANCHESTER HOMES APARTMENTS K IT ‘N’ CAR LYLE ®by Larry Wright SPORTS IFOR SALE IFOR RENT Town keeps eye Three room apartments- BUSINESS & SERVICE DIRECTORY Discipline Isn’t Whalers triumph Manchester-Lovely Cape No appliances. No pets. 6 reams, V /t baths, 2 car Security. Call 646-2426 on toxic hazards a naughty word garage. Move In condition weekdays 9 to 5.______thanks to Francis on Porter Street. $139,900. CARPENTRY/ PAMTim/ ... page 3 Klernan Realty. 649-1147. I^CONDOMNIIUMS CHILD CARE REMODEUNO PAPERING ... page 9 ... page 12 I^ F O R R E N T Manchester - 7 room Co­ Happy Homes - " R " clean Carpentry & Remodeling Painting, staining, or var­ Fogarty Brothers — lonial In nice area. 3 homes. Professional resi­ Services-Complete home nishing work. Very expe­ throom remodell^na; bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, Manchester - New end dential and commercial unit condominium. 2 bed­ repairs and remodeling. rienced, neat. Call or stallotlon water necri wall to wall carpet, gas cleaning. Call between 4 We specialize In ba­ leave message. 633-5002. garbage disposals; foueat furance, 3 zone heat, fire­ room ,! 1/2 both, loft,2cor and 10 pm. 456-8317. garage, central air. throoms and kitchens. repairs. 649-4539. Visa/M- place, garage. Call 647- Small scale commercial aster Card accepted.' 8105 after 6 pm, weekends, $730/manth plus utilities. Licensed day care Mom 872-9270. work. Registered, In­ 9 to 5. $128,900. providing lots of love and sured, references. 646- Placing an ad In Classified attention has Immediate 8165. J A L Stone Palnters- Is easy. Just call 643-2971. Large 7 room Cape. Fan­ South Wlndsor-2 bedroom openings Bower's School Townhouse, Westoge (Reduced rates-WInter tastic area, finished base­ Area. 646-8171. Custom furniture and ca­ seosonl.Professlonol ex­ ment, family room. Condos. V/2 baths, fully IMKCELLANEQUO appllanced kitchen, binets; furniture and an­ perienced In all phases of $119,900. 649-9664. Princi­ Wanted - children be­ tique repair, custom wood pointing trade. Neat 8ERVRE8 ples only. washer, dryer hookups In tween the ages of newborn fHaurbrstrrManchester — A City of Village Charm Hrralb working. Coll The Woods- work, guronteed on time. private basement. Central to preschool to babysit In air, poal, tennis, heat and mlth, 6434538. Residential or commer­ Odd lobs. Trucking. Ndme Manchester-Charming 7 my home. First and se­ cial. Manchester. 649-6048. repairs. You nonte It, We room Colonial, 3 bed­ hot water Included In rent. cond shIft.Call anytime Small pet acceptable. $750 do It. Free estlmotas. room, 2 full baths, large 872-7638. ;iliPAINTIN8/ Insured. 6434304. country kitchen on extra plus security. Available "IPAPERINS Tuesday, Jan. 20,1987 Immediately. 649-0795. C 1987 by NEA. me 30 Cents large lot. Excellent condi­ lELKTRICAL Your local hondvmonl tion. $135,000. Owner. 646- CLEANING 3626. SERVICES Name your awn price — Call Jahn at 643-4353 and MANCHESTER Father and son. Fast, Dumas Electric — Having please leave messoge. CARS INVITATION TO BID dependable service. Electrical Problems? The Moneheiter Public MAPLE WOOD APTS. House cleaning - FOR SALE J Painting, Paperhanging 8> Need a large or a small Hawkes Tree Servlei- Schools solicits bids for T Y ­ LOTS/LANO 270 RMwoll St $35/weeklv/bl-weekly. Bucket Truck & Chipper. PEWRITERS for the 1986- Removal. Call 072-8237. Repair? We Specialize In 19S7 school year. Sealed bids Storm leaves FOR SALE Call 569-1708 leave Stump removal. Free esti­ New luxury townhouses, Residential Work. Joseph Toyota Celica - G T 1976, 5 will be received until Jan­ message. Painting and Paper Hang­ Dumas. Fully Licensed. mates. Special considera­ speed. Excellent running uary 27, 19S7, 2:00 P.M., at 2 bedrooms, bsths, In­ tion for elderly and handi­ Establish vourscif In a dividual basements, patio ing. Interior and exterior. Free Estimotes. 646-5253. condition. Some rust. which time they will be pub­ 643-2804. George capped. 647-7553. $250.00 or best offer. 643- licly opened. The right Is r ^ rapidly orowlno rural carpeting, air condition­ served to reject any and all community. This Invest­ ers, heat. Fireplace units A&R C le a n in g Converse. Electrical Contractor - 1981 evenings. bids. Specifications and bid available. Replace that old fuse Typing done In my home. ment property will return Office & building clean­ Quick and reasonable ; forms may be secured at the streets full, Lorry's painting and tex­ panel, upgrade to a new Datsun 1980 '210' wagon -5 Business Office, 45 Narth more than dollars and Editing services also cents. It has the potential BY AN8ALDI ing. Excellent local re­ tured ceilings. Free esti­ circuit breaker panel. speed manual, AM/FM School Street, Manchester, available. Call 647-1924 af­ Connecticut. to become a major focal ferences. Free quote. mates. Reasonable. Dryer, outlets, swimming radio, good running con­ A 049-5249 Mon.-Sat. ter 5pm. 032-01 ' ■■ ' point for the town of 742-5633. 646-7069. ______pools, wired, rec rooms. dition. $1500. or best offer. -dSl 7-0 PM For Appointment Fixtures Installed, also 643-5798 evenings. Andover. Presently self- Interlor/exterlor painting Experienced professional supporting on Its 5 In­ commercial wiring done. - new construction com­ typist needs at home work PUBLIC NOTICK budget slim 20 years experience li­ Chervrolet Malibu - '71, 4 comes. There Is plenty of HOMES LOOKING FORa low-cost mercial, residential and assignments. Please call TO BUS AND room for expansion on Its wav to communicate your censed and fully Insured. door, 307 engine, auto­ TAXI OPERATORS FOR RENT apartments. Spray point­ Free estimates. 646-8396. evenings/weekends 647- matic transmission, all nearly 2 acres of commer­ odvertising message? ing, brush and roller, 9094. cially zoned land. Present new brakes. Running con­ The'Jefferson House Adult WANT ADS are worth wood staining, texture Day Health Center Is apply­ owner has expansion plan Manchester-8 room, 4 bed­ looking Into when you're You'll never know the dition. $99.00. Call 649- ing for a capital grant under J *■ . V Bv John F. Kirch He said he was not sure how much celling spraying, water Tutoring service - high 5033.O on file. Some owner fi­ rooms, plus finished base­ looking for a .place to proofing. Quality depen­ power of Classified until school • physical science Sectlan 16(b)(2) af the Urban Herald Reporter money he would request or when he nancing Is available. Give ment, sun porch, fire­ you use It yourself. Call Mass Transportatlan Act af would approach the board. N live...whether it's a home, dable on time work, li­ and chemistry. College - Volkswagon Jetta - 1980, 1964, as amended to replace us a call for the many place, 2 car garage, all an apartment or a mobile censed and Insured. Call B 643-2711 today to place an general and analytical Manchester's snow-removal details. Realty World, silver, 5 speed, 4 door, vehicles to be used In meet­ In the meantime, the highway appliances, laundry hoo­ home. 8, D Associates at 871-7013. od. ing the special transporta­ Frechette Associates, 646- chemistry. Call 6464744: good condition. $2400. or budget is dwindling fast as the 10th department wilt use contingency kups. No pets. Lease tion needs of the elderly and/ \ storm since November brushed funds to cover the costs. 7709.O $750/month plus utilities. best offer. Call evenings or handicapped In Capitol/ 646-3208. WIndam Regions. through town Monday night, leav­ "The bills are always paid,” Security. 742-6502. ing more than 6 inches on the Chapman said. Any Interested transit ar > 0 \ REAL ESTATE 1976 Opel Isuzu, 62,000 paratransll aperalar In the ground, a town official said this Snow-removal budgets are usu­ WANTED IcJSTOREAND TV/STEREO/ eOATS/MARINE MISCELLANEOUS CARS original miles. New ex­ proposed service area may morning. ally based on past years, and APPLIANCES ___ [eq u ip m en t FOR SALE [for SALE haust, very good condi­ review the praposed appllco- Keith Chapman, town highway although Manchester has had more ’^lOFFICESPACE tion. $900. Scott 636-5751 tlan by cantactlng Michael Builder with property to Hebert, Director, 57 Hollister department superintendent, said snow than normal. Chapman said betore 4pm or 649-7737 Street, Manchester, CT build duplex In Manches­ Main Street - Watkins Refrigerator - 2 door, 16 16 foot Mad River canoe, Large Doll -1950, for sale. 1981 Volkswagen Rabbit Herald photo by Tucker he’ll ask the town Board of ' inch count is not the reason for white, automatic. Very otter 6:30pm. 06040, 646-26W. ter area. Coll 647-9077 or center. Professional of­ cubic feet. Manual de­ paddles Included. Used 2 year old size. $30.00. Call Directors for more money to pay the shortage of funds. 647-7550. frost. $25.00. 643-2809.D four times. Excellent con­ 643-7534.0 good condition. Asking Any comment should then be A motorist on downtown Main Street prepares to make a previous storms this season, some complaints were fice space, 2 offices and $2000. 646-3914. sent to Jefferson House Adult for snow cleanups later this year. "It’s the type of storms we’ve reception area. New, dition. $800. Please call [TRUCKS/VANS Day Health Center with a Pioneer Dolby cassette turn through a cut In the wall of snow left in the center of voiced because the town did not plow the snow to the Of the $188,000 in the 1986-87 been having,” he said. Ideal location and park­ 643-4942 after 6pm or 647- "In - A - Flash" Math and [ for s a le carbon copy of the Connec­ deck - three years old. 9946 8:30 - 5:30. Ask for 1982 Mercury Capri - 2 ticut Department of Tran- the street from Monday night's plowing operation. In center, keeping the sides of the road open for parking. snow-removal budget, almost This year’s snows have been Rentals ing. Call 647-1662, Bob English SA T flash cards. $100,000 has been spent, he said. followed by freezing rain, which Vonderkoll. Excellent condition for Bob. $10.00. Call 646-3033.O door, automatic, 6 cy­ sporatlon, P. D. Drawer A, home component sys­ linder, loaded. 48,000. Call 1974 Ford Van, good condi­ Wethersfield, Connecticut "It’s been a tough winter and covers the streets with a sheet of ice 06109, ATTN; Lynn DINallo, tem.$45.00 742-0175 TO D A Y IS a good day to M irror - 30 Inch x 40 649-4735 after 4 pm. tion. $1500 or best offer. we’re only a third of the way and takes more chemicals to melt. Manchester - dynamic of­ onytlme.o______Room 214 within 30 days of It iROOMS fice space. 200 square feet place an ad In classified to lnch.$50.00. Coll 649-5875.0 875-6344.0 this notice. through,” Chapman said. "It’s In addition, most storms have been I for r en t sell those idle Items 1965 Dodge Dart - for sole. considerably changed from last slow moving, so highway crews and up. Vacancy. Reaso­ Runs ggod. $99.00 or best 037-01 Caffeine & overtime keep crews going nable with many emenl- MACHINERY you've been storing. A Brock heavy duty frame [MISCELLANEOUS year.” have to be on the roads longer. tles. Call Klernan Realty, AND TOOLS quick coll to 643-2711 will hitch. Complete with sway offer. For more Informa­ By contrast, Monday’s storm Quiet professional wanted tion call 742-6016.O [a u to m o tive Monday’s storm turned local to rent room In duplex Inc., 649-1147. put your od In print. bars. $90.00. Call649-5924.c MISCELLANEOUS Bv John F. Kirch streets into ice rinks, making moved through the area rapidly, near busline. Use of kit­ AUTOMOTIVE Herald Reporter Mechanics tools for sale. Two drums of kerosene. 1975 Chevy Vega - good for driving hazardous. Yet police re­ taking some of the burden off the chen washer and dryer. Industrial space available Call after 5 pm. Ask for parts. Rebuilt automatic P165/80B13 Tires - ported only one minor accident town. In Bolton. Approximately PETS AND Fifty tive gallons each. $70 per week. 647-8457. Don 643-7379. transmission. $99.00 or mounted on 4 hole rims. Three 175 x 80-13 steel belt Charles Holyfield walked across Eighth District and town fire 1800 sa ft. Office facilities SUPPLIES One full, one half full. Excellent condition. 2 during the night, and one involving Take them away. Call best offer. Coll 6464828 rodlals for sale. $50.00. the snow-covered parking lot this a police car this morning. No officials asked all residents to On bus line near M CC, use and loading dock. Call Dremel tool - an electric I after 5;00.o each. Total $40.00. Call Good condition. Call 643- morning, feeling a bit dreary-eyed of kitchen and laundry Able Coll 8, Electronics, 646-3290.O______643-5281.0 details were available on the shovel out the fire hydrants nearest hand held grinder for 7696.D and tir ^ . A cold mist drifted from second incident, police said. their homes. The paid town firefigh­ facilities, 2 weeks security Howard Rood, Bolton, Ct. mlniture bits. New, $10.00. GOOD USED furniture Is 2 his mouth. deposit. $60 per week. Call 646-5686. Monday through Call 649-3581 .□ In demand. Why not ad­ To compound the highway de­ ters shoveled out hydrants this Thursday. 8am to 5:30pm. MISCELLANEOUS HMISCELLANEOUS MISCELLANEOUS ‘ Like the other town drivers who partment’s problems, a two-phased morning. 64P-4054 after 7 on week- Free to a good homel vertise the furniture you FOR SALE FOR SALE davs, anytime on Siamese cat, neutered. no longer use In classi­ FOR SALE operate snow-removal trucks in storm swept through the Northeast weekends. lOFFICE/RETAIL Manchester, Holyfield spent all n W A N T ED EQUIPMENT Call after 6pm 647-7441. fied? Coll 643-2711. Sunday and Monday. The first part |T0 RENT __I night on the road, clearing snow dropped an inch of snow plus JAPARTMENT Abandoned on my door from local streets. freezing rain and sleet over the Wall Street 1 9 8 Office equipment, execu­ step. Cats/kittens, some His jeans were dirty and his shirt » I for RENT weekend, while Manchester and single professional tive desk cost $1100, ask­ fixed, need a good home was wet. Yet as he stood at the surrounding towns saw anywhere woman without depend­ ing $300, file cabinet $60, lo adopt today. 232-1393 or FREE CUSSIFIED ADS town's truck station on Olcott from 6 to 8 inches during the second momentum ents seeking 4 room apart­ typewriter $60, copy ma­ 742-6522. 0 Monchester-2nd floor, 2 Street, all he wore to keep warm part Monday evening. ment In residential area. chine $75. Much more. All To all Herald Readers who have something to sell for was a blue sweat shirt. bedroom, heat and ap­ Able to upkeep and refur­ In excellent condition. 649- Abandoned dogs/pup- Officials at the National Weather pliances. No pets. $550 bish. Excellent local refer­ 0286. ples. Vet checked, some <99 or less. We will run your ad for 7 days — • FREEI "I came in at 11 o'clock Sunday Service said today that coastal continues plus security. Call 646- ences. 633-6841. fixed, some house broken, morning, went home at 11 o'clock Connecticut receiv^ about 2 inches 3979. Sunday night,” he said. "I came- RECREATIONAL need good homes. 2434896 of snow,. while the interior had NEW YORK (AP) - The runa­ I or 623-8408. 1 B B back in at about 4 o'clock Monday Fill out coupon (one word « / about 6 inches. way stock market has vaulted the Manchester - 5 room, 2 Ieq u ip m en t bedroom, 1st floor. Ap­ M8rchandl88 per epeoe) end mall or morning and I’ve been here ever Weather officials said 31 inches of Dow Jones industrials to a record- pliances, wall-to-wall car­ MI8CEI1ANE0U8 bring to the Mancheeter • • ? • since. Hopefully, I’ll get to go home snow has been reported at Bradley tying 12-consecutive rise and past peting, full basement, Skis - 185-CM, fiber glass. Vtarald Office, 18 Bralnard by 3:30 (today)." International Airport this winter. the 2,100 mark. Fury 550", "Solomon" FOR SALE • 1 0 11 I t washer and dryer hook Place. When Manchester is hit with a Manchester officials say the town Monday’s rally lifted Wall ups, garoge; on bus line. Step-In bindings In excel­ storm like the one that passed has seen close to 20 inches. Street’s best-known barometer No utilities. 1 month secur­ CLOTHING lent condition. $50.00. Call IB 14 IB 1 0 649-1794.0 Clearly atate Item and price quickly through town Monday, The next chance of snow will be 25.87 points to 2,102.50. It also ity deposit. $ 575. 649-6245 In ad. One Kern only per Manchester’s 18 truck drivers work Friday or Saturday, weather offi­ marked the 11th straight session In otter 5 pm. Boots - women's brown ENDROLLS close to 30 hours a shift. And during $99.00 - Downhill ski pack­ 27Vi width • 2Se ad. No pet, tag aale, or cials said, but it is too early to say which the measurement of 30 western Zodiac. Size 6 - age, Yamaha 185's, Spade- commercial ada accepted. Phone back-to-back storms, many drivers whether the area will be hit. blue-chip stocks set a record. Excellent 3 room apart­ 61/2. New. $25.00. Call 13Vi width - 2 for 2Se Nam e. ment. Stove, refrigerator. m an bindings, San are on the road 62 hours at a time— To make Manchestera’s streets Broader measurements of stock 643-0491 .□ Giorgio 11 1/2M boots, M UST be picked up at the No pets. Security, referen­ Manchester Herald Office Addreee. without sleep. safer, 28 trucks, including eight prices also rose. ces. $350. 649-4003. rack, poles, goggles- before 11 A.M. ONLY. “They have It rough," Keith from private contractors, were out "The momentum is still there,” Designer original­ ,gloves. Call 649-0832.a wedding gown and veil. Chapman, town highway depart­ on the roads all night, clearing snow said Raymond DeVoe, an analyst New 5 room duplex apart­ Size 15. Value $2500. Never ment superintendent, said this Herald photo by Kirch and throwing a sand-salt mixture for the investment firm LeggMason ment. 3 bedrooms, I'/z worn, must sell $850. Gray CARS CARS CARS CARS morning. "When you get back-to- on the ground. The salt melts the Wood Walker. "There still seems to baths, fully appllanced. and rose. gown. Size 20. CARS 1 CARS back storms, the crews work 24 to 28 Lee O ’Connor, left, Manchester highway who spent the night in a truck, ciearing snow, while the sand adds traction be a lot of money sloshing around No pets. References and FOR SALE $120. Alterations Includied. m FDR SALE FDR SALE OD FDR SALE CD FDR SALE m FDR SALE CD hours and are ready to go home and foreman, talks to Frank Aleria of A. for motor vehicles. ready to come in.” security. $675 plus utili­ 646-0236.0 m snow from iocai streets. Aleria’s firm ties. 649-4003. then here comes another storm and Aleria & Sons early this morning. The entire process costs money. Volume was reduced by the another 28 hours.” contracts four snow removal trucks to The snow-removal budget is Martin Luther King Jr. holiday and Wedding gown, tags still O'Connor was one of many town drivers the town. 4 room apartment, availa­ attached. Never worn. That happened Sunday and Mon­ broken down into three categories; a strike against the LongIslandRail ble Immediately. Adults Bridal original. Medium. day. A two-phased storm dropped overtime pay for drivers, the Road, whichleftmany stockbrokers preferred. No pets. No Matching veil. $350. 646- eeeee « eeee • about an inch of snow, plus freezing the trucks create illusions for some get used to it.” he said. “It’s your to stay awake. Others keep the sand-salt mix the town orders from stranded in the suburbs. But the appliances. Security and eeeeelake a Look « eeeee 0795 leave message. .Take a Look rain and sleet, on Sunday. It was drivers. But they all seem to hang in job.” windows wide open so that the icy private firms, and funds for private bullish enthusiasm that has en­ references. 1 car. 649-1265. ALL NEW EXCITING SPECIAL PURCHASE followed up with 6 to 8 inches of there. Like others, he said his biological air will help keep them sharp. But contractors which are used to gulfed Wall Street since the begin­ Manchester West Side - 3 snow Bfonday night. "The last storm we had, we were clock is affected. "You start eating when they get home, most look supplement town crews during big ning of the year wasn’t quelled. FORD MOTOR CO. EXECUTIVE CARS... "They don’t get rest between storms. Advances outpaced declines by bedrooms, appllanced, se­ FURNITURE out there 62 hours without sleep.” breakfast at supper time, supper at forward to a hot bath and a good 12 curity, $650 plus utilities. 1987 COUGARS storms,” Chapman said. "Some of Holyfield said. breakfast. At least that what it hours of sleep. Highway superintendent Chap­ about 2-to-l on the New York Stock man said that about 60 percent of Call 646-1496. SALS/ 1986 UNCOLN CONTINENTAL these guys bavn’t been home since Lee O'Connor, a highway fore­ seems like. Sometimes you don’t Exchange, with 1,045 issues gaining Sofa, Earth tones $300, close to 11 o’clock Sunday.” man, has been picking up snow for know.” The drivers’ biggest pet peeve is the overtime budget is depleted, and 568 falling, while 370 were Harvest table with 4 Qlvency, Low t O O O C A V New duplex - 2 bedroom, l Mileage______J i O O U "You don’t know who you are 18 years, eight for the town of Russell Moonan also worked people who shovel the snow out of while the chemical budget is now unchanged. Big Board volume 1/2 bath, appliances In­ chairs. Walnut $250. 4 after a while,” Holyfield said. "You Manchester. This morning, he had through the night. But he said he their driveways and back into the empty. Only a small fraction of the totaled 162.83 million shares, com­ cluded, 1 month security, occasional chairs, $50 funds for private contractors have each. 643-1005. start seeing things. You see a tree been working since 10 a.m. Sunday doesn't feel too tired and will be street. They asked residents to' pared with 218.39 million Friclay. $650 monthly. Utilities not 1986 TOPAZ *GS’ 4-DOOR and you think it’s a person.” with only a five-hour break. ready to go again today. refrain from doing that because it been used so far. Chapman said. The increase in the Dow Jones 9 Included.Petermon Build­ ing and Realty, 649-9404 or Wing back chair - print Loaded R Q C O A Holyfield said the strobe lights on "After 18 years of doing this, you The drivers said they drink coffee causes road hazards. "I have to go before the Board of avereage matches the longest 643-1951 or 647-1340. fabric, warm tones. Ex­ (2 to Choose) Directors at some point and ask for string of gains since it was expande(l cellent condition. Comfor­ additional funds,” Chapman said. to 30 stocks in 1928. Four room apartment, table. $60.00.643-2041 after heat, garage and applian­ 6 pm. o SPECIAL EquIppBd with; 1986 TEMPO 'LX' 4 DOOR Sweden rounds up assassination suspects ces. $500. Professional or AutoffiBtlo ov«r> DISCOUNT dftvB, V8, FudI In- _ _ retired couple preferred. Small entertainment cen­ iBClBd •nghiB, air condMon-' Equipped * 9 ,7 9 5 643-9664. ter - for stereo compo­ o F $ j g 7 5 o o Ing. HfNad gtaBt. INt whaal By Lars Foyen Palme, 59, a socialist, was shot in The killer fled on foot down a TODAY’S HERALD nents. Good condition. -crulaa, raar win­ dow daf., IlgM oroup. powar wln- The Associated Press the back Feb. 28 in central darkened street and has been the Manchester 1 bedroom Holds speakers, turnta­ > dowt, powar took group. AM/FM digl- 8 apartment-parking cellar ble, receiver, deck. $20.00. ‘ U l Btorao eaaaatta, dalay wlp- 1986 TAURUS 4 DOOR Stockholm. The slaying set off the object of Sweden’s most intense Chance of snow Breakthrough reported ar*. body alda moMfoge, dual powar mirrora biggest manhunt in Swedish manhunt. storage, heat and hot 742-0175.0 and much, mueh mora. Stoefc 970016. Uat STOCKHOLM, Sweden — Police water, appliances. $510 •15.074. many otbara In Mock at aimllar aavkigi. Losded * 1 2 ,4 9 5 today arrested three men sus­ history. Partly sunny today. High 25 to 30. Hostage negotiator Terry Waite monthly. Coll 649-2871. Maple dropleaf table - pected of involvement in Prime Police Chief Hans Holmer said 20 Press speculation about Palme’s North winds 10 to IS mph. Partly met with Shiite Moslem terrorists with two chairs. $95.00. Minister Olof Palme’s assassina­ people, 12 of them Kurds, were killer has focused on such groups as cloudy tonight. Low in the teens. holding American hostages and One bedroom - second Call 643-7247.0 1986 SABLES 'LS' WAGONS tion but later said they would be arrested and were questioned to­ the West German Baader-Meinhoff Light west winds. Mostly sunny then decided today to prolong his floor, heat and appliances All Options 8 * i i i e o n released fqr lack of evidence. day. Three were to remain in gang, Yugoslav Croatian separa­ Wednesday. High 30 to 35. Becom­ stay in Moslem west Beirut, sour­ Included. $400 plus one Queen size mattress and (2 to Choose) 4 j O * I U None of the men was identified by custody on suspicion of taking part tists, the Abu Nidal Palestinian ing cloudy Thursday. A chance of ces close to him said. "Itlooked like month security. 643-5403. box spring. Good condi­ name or nationality. A statement in the 1985 staying of a Kurdish terrorist group and various right- snow late in the day. High in the 30s. he has had a breakthrough,” said tion. Cleon. $99.00. Call from police headquarters said the Workers Party defector in wing and neo-Nazi groups. one source, speaking on condition of 7 Details on page 2. Five room apartment - 742-6197.0 1986 MERKUR XR4TI anonymity. Story on page 7. available Immediately. Automatic 9 4 4% A three were picked up in a sweep of Stockholm. Two weeks after Palme’s killing, Recently redecorated. No Medicine Cabinets • dou­ Must Seel * | O y 0 9 9 several people linked to the Kurdish The Kurdish immigrant shot in police arrested a 33-year-old Swede utilities. $530. a month. ble mirrored sliders. Call Workers Party, a Marxist group. November 1985, O tin Gungor, was who had a record of anti­ Fume* ln|ure teven 643-1823. for dimensions. $15.00.647- MERCURY "The evidence situation is such a defector from the Kurdish communist activity. He was re­ Index 1155.0______-TOUR LINCOLN-MERCURY-MEHKUn DEALER" that they will not be ordered held at Workers Party, which had been leased a week later without being Six people found unconscious in a Bolton Notch-2 room fur­ LINCOLN the moment.” Stockholm Chief declared a terrorist organization in two-family house underwent spe­ 16 pagee, 2 eecUone nished efficiency full charged, and police said they no ITV/SHREO/ Prosecutor a a e s Zeime said at a 1984. longer were interested in him. cial treatment for carbon monoxide both, kitchen complete, MERKUR news conference. Palme, a champion of disarma­ I>oi8oning, while a seventh victim of Advica. .10 Lottary. all utilities Included. Iapplw n c es Earlier today, Zeime and Stock­ ment and Third World causes, was National news media have specu­ Uie poisoning remained in critical Cloaalflod _ 14-16 O bituarloa__ 8 Available for gentleman. b r o t h e r s ComIca ' 0 Opinion _ _ _ 4 References and security /MORIARipY / holm Police Chief Hans Holmer shot at point-blank range with a lated that the Kurdish Workers condition. Police said they re­ Sears 10 Inch television - /M ORIARifY b r o t h e r s / Connacticut__ 5 Paopla______2 required. Call 649-9093. with rabbit ears. Good issued a statement saying the three .357-caliber Magnum. He and his Party was involved in Palme’s sponded to an anonymous call condition. Hardly used. HOURS: were “informed of suspicion of wife, Lisbet, had just left a movie slaying out of revenge, but party Monday that people were being Entartainmant 10 Sporta____12-14 OPEN EVENINQS - OLOF PALME Duplex-Manchester, 6 Call 649-0173. $40.00.o HOURS: 301-315 Center Street complicity in the murder of Olof theater and were walking down a spokesmen repeatedly have denied dragged from a home at about 1 o Toiovialon _ _ 10 rooms, 3 bedrooms, large Opon Evoningt 'til 9 p.m. TIL e P.M. Manchester^ Connecticut FRIDAV a 8ATUROAV 801-315 CENTER STREET . . — . . . shot In back Palme.” main street in central Stockholm. any involvement. p.m. Story on page 5. Local nowa_3. 8 U.S./World _ _ 7 kitchen and one ba­ Fri. A S8I. 'til 6 p.m. B lit M a n 144 643-5135 Magnovox - color 19 Inch B - TIL a P.M. MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT 64 3 -5 1 3 5 throom. $600 plus utilities. T V . Needs little work. 649-5861. $99.00. 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\ \ t - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuegday. Jan. 20. 1987 MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuegdav. Jan. 20. 1987 — 8 Incentives Town keeps eye on chemicals, WEATHER renewed to i takes steps to avoid disasters Connecticut forecast get nurses Central, Eastern Interionn Southwest Interior: By Alex GIrelll Partly sunny today. High 29 to SO. North winds 10 to Associate Editor 1 By John Mitchell "Once you get Involved In ‘haz-mat,’ you 15 mph. Partly cloudy tonight. Low in the teens. Herald Reporter Light west winds. Mostly sunny Wednesday. High 30 Police dispatchers in Manchester open up a can of worms.” to 39. Beconning cloudy Thursday. A chance of snow will someday be able to ask their The statewide shortage of nurses computers what chemicals are late in the day. High in the SOs. is taking its toll on Manchester < West Coastal, East Coastal: Partly sunny today. stored where, and what kinds of Memorial Hospital, Andrew Beck, dangers they pose in case of a fire or High around 30. North winds 10 to 20 mph. Partly a hospital spokesman, said today. sons who store hazardous chemi­ $1,200,” he said, adding that no one cloudy tonight. Low around 20. Light west winds. accident. The hospital plans to reinstate an Fire marshals in Manchester cals to notify the fire marshals. But suit is designed to protect its Mostly sunny Wednesday. High around 35. Becom­ incentive program, offering $1,000 Hughes and Thomas O'Marra, wearer against ail chemicals. ing cloudy Thursday. A chance of snow late in the r* already have some of that informa­ spokesman for the Eighth District "Once you get involved in ‘haz- < Traditionalists? to employees who can recruit tion on paper, but they’re not day. High in the SOs. registered nurses. The same pro­ satisfied that it is complete. Fire Department, said that indus­ mat,’ you open up a can of worms.” Northwest Hills: Becoming partly sunny today. Youthful punk styles may shock you, but many of the gram produced no new hirees last In general, Manchester seems to trial concerns don't always provide Hughes said. High around 29. North winds around 10 mph. Mostly details of such fads are far from new. The fashionable year, said Beck. be in a good position to react to most information about when they Denis said the fact that Manches­ cloudy tonight with a chance of flurries. Low around Renaissance woman shaved her hair several inches He said finding registered nurses accidental toxic chemical releases change the kinds of chemicals they ter does not have a major railroad ta Low 40 10. Light west winds. Partly cloudy Wednesday. to staff the hospital’s critical-care use or when they change the places line is a plus. An accident on the ail back from her natural hairline. In Alexander the despite the fact that it has no single, for storing them. highway would normally involve Temperatures High near 30. Becoming cloudy Thursday. A chance areas, and to work second and third formal plan outlining the proce­ in of snow late in the day. High in the SOs. Great’s time, Greeks had a penchant for blond hair, and shifts has been particularly hard. dures for action; community offi­ Lingard said that while there is only one truck carrying hazardous both men and women bleached their locks. But in “The nursing shortage is some­ cials connected with emergency no Manchester industry that stores materials, while a rail accident $3 thing on a statewide level,” he said. a great deal of any one toxic could involve several cars. th ancient Egypt, beautiful woman had to have bald services indicated in recent tele­ chemical, a large variety of chemi­ Coastal forecast heads. Women used tweezers to remove every hair and "Some have it worse than Manches­ phone interviews. FRONTS: ter does.” State environmental and legisla­ cals are stored in small quantities. BUT EVEN A TRUCK can be pt then polished their scalps to a glossy sheen. There are two reasons for the Hughes wrote a letter on the need carrying a variety of chemicals, Warm CokJ-^--^ Long Island Sound to Watch Hill, R.I. and tive officials are concerned that too for information about chemical making an accident more compli­ af Montauk Point DO YOU KNOW - What is a coiffeur? shortage, he said. There are more few towns In Connecticut have opportunities for nurses today, and plans for dealing with chemical storage, which was hand-delivered cated, Denis said. Truck accidents Showers Rain Flurries Snow Occluded Stationary ^ Wind mostly northwest 10 to 20 knots today and 10 M ONDAY’S ANSWER — Saudi Arabia has the Middle by firefighters to industrial plants. are also a major worry because knots tonight. Westerly 10 to 15 knots Wednesday. enrollments are declining in accidents, either at industrial C< East’s largest reserves of petroleum. nursing-school programs across plants or on the highways that pass At the same time, Hughes toured their cargo is not always properly Seas 3 to 4 feet offshore and 1 to 2 feet over Long the plants to get an idea of their labeled, O'Marra said. Wl 1'20*67 Cl Knowledge Unlimited, Inc. 1987 the country. through them. Island sound today decreasing to 2 feet offshore and Several state hospitals have layout. Despite the lack of an overall to NATIONAL FO R ECA ST — The National Weather Service forecast for less than 1 foot over the sound tonight and ONE KEY TO AVOIDING chemi­ Hughes said he would welcome formal plan, O’Marra said the Wednesday predicts flurries for portions of the Dakotas, Montana, offered as much as $1,000 to Wednesday. A Newipaper In Education Program employees who can recommend cal accidents is knowing what kind having people let him know about means of mobilizing forces is in portions of Tennessee, Kentucky and western Texas. Rain is predicted for Sponaored by of chemicals are stor^ in town, stored chemicals. place. Firefighters would normally ej nurses. to Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama. The Manchester Herald Officials at Windham Commun­ exactly where they are, and what "Even if someone just thinks a identify the chemical involved and Across the nation : : r , happens to them when they com­ chemical may be hazardous. we’II evaluate the danger. Police would ity Memorial Hospital, which re­ take over the job of evacuating cently started its own bonus pro­ bine with each other or with water, go out an look at it and let him H Manchester officials said. know.” he said. people downwind of a toxic release. A Northeastern snowstorm still had some punch gram, also announced plans to open Deputy Police Chief Henry R. C( left today while a new storm brewed snow in the a nursing school on its grounds to Ted Lingard. fire marshal of the Almanac ...■ Eighth Utilities District, said his GETTING THE LISTS complete Minor said firefighters are in the ci West. train RNs. forefront. He pointed out that there Manchester Memorial has never H*r(ld photo by Tuckor lists of stored chemicals are good is one goal in the move to prepare lo A winter storm warning for locally heavy snow and relatively up to date, but they better for chemical toxic releases. are times when hazards are remained in effect in east-central New York while Today is Tuesday, Jan. 20, the Five years ago: Seven miners had a nursing school, although the discovered only because firefigh­ lo hospital does have nursing students Digging out are not complete. Jack Hughes, Another is training firefighters to advisories for snow or freezing rain covered much 20th day of 1987. There are 345 were killed in an explosion at training officer for the Town of know what the perils are and how to ters have become casualties of of New England, Pennsylvania and the western end days left in the year. who work there as part of their them. bt Craynor, Ky. education. Beck said. Manchester residents were digging themselves out of Manchester Fire Department, re­ combat them, something Hughes of the Maryland Panhandle. Today’s Highlight in History: ported a similar situation. - said he is going to emphasize by Minor is operations officer in the ol The 5-day-oId storm moved off the New Jersey Fifty years ago, President One year ago: The United The hospital has offered $1,000 Monday’s snowfall in this morning’s bright sunshine. Hughes said Lingard and Town conducting a course on the subject. town’s civil preparedness setup, coast, but snow was falling early today from central States observed the first federal rewards to employees over the past Raymond McNickle of Manchester clears snow from a Gerald Denis, training officer for which would come into action only S( Franklin D. Roosevelt became five years. The most recent was Fire Chief John Rivosa, who is fire and southern New England across much of New the first chief executive to be holiday in honor of slain civil residence on Chestnut Street. The snowfall in town marshal for most of the southern the Eighth District Fire Depart­ if there was a widespread long- li' York, western and central Pennsylvania and much rights leader the Rev. Martin from December 1985 to March 1986, ment, said his department is in the range disaster. But even in a bi inaugurated on Jan. 20 instead of and showed no success, he said. The varied from 6 to 8 inches. part of town, have too many duties of West Virginia. March 4, because of the 20th Luther King Jr. as fire marshals to keep the lists process of deciding how deeply to short-term emergency, police offic­ award would have been paid one ers and other town workers would Freezing rain spread across west central Amendment to the Constitution. Today’s Birthdays; Comedian completely up to date. The appoint­ get involved in control of chemical in Pennsylvania and warnings of gale-force winds year after the nurse was hired. ment of Rudy Kissman as a deputy accidents. He said the equipment be mobilized for any kind of On this date; George Bums is 91. Movie direc­ "Up until now, no one has for it can be expensive for a small evacuation necessary. ai were posted along the New England coast. tor Federico Fellini is 67. Actor collected on the bounty,” Beck said. fire marshal for the Town of Snow also reached across Wisconsin, Minnesota, In 1265, England’s Parliament, Manchester Fire Department will department. But district firefigh­ As an example of preparing for a S( representing districts, cities and DeForest Kelley is 67. Band­ Still, he said, hospital officials MancheaterfArea help. Hughes said. ters have had a basic course and problem. Hughes said the Town of northern Iowa, western North Dakota, southern leader Ray Anthony is 65. Actress plan to reinstate the program, with di Colorado, northern New Mexico and the Texas boroughs, met for the first time. Hughes said he and Kissman plan some have taken outside courses in Manchester Fire Department has In 1801, John Marshall was Patricia Neal is 61. Former some modifications. These include to work together to update informa­ the subject. trained water and sewer depart­ ft Panhandle. astronaut Edwin "Buzz” Aldrin possibly paying off employees Towns In Brief The new storm in the West touched off warnings appointed chief justice of the tion on chemical storage in town Hughes agreed about the ex­ ment employees to use breathing United States. is 57. Comedian Arte Johnson is earlier to keep momentum going. and convert the information to a pense. He said the town is about to apparatus so those workers can use nr for heavy snow in central and north central New their tools and skills to shut off any 53. Actress Dorothy Provine is 50. form that can be fed into the buy two special suits at $700 each to Cl Mexico and travelers’ advisories for snow and icy In 1887, the Senate approved an Actor Lorenzo Lamas is 29. King Day event to be rescheduled computer. protect firefighters in chemical leak of chlorine gas from the roads in eastern and south central New Mexico and agreement to lease Pearl Harbor accidents or fires. cylinders stored in the town's water, tl much of Arizona, Colorado, the Texas Panhandle in Hawaii as a naval base. Proponent Manchester's Martin Luther King Day celebration will be STATE LAW REQUIRES per- “We looked at one that costs treatment plant on Spring Street. ai and northwest Texas. In 1936, Britain’s King George rescheduled sometime next week after Monday’s snow storm tt Winds were strong and gusty, with gusts of 50 mph V died. He was succeeded by King Lottery caused organizers to cancel the event. north of Bullhead City, Ariz. Several high wind Edward VIII. Last November, it of bikeway Frank Smith, co-chairman of the committee organizing the S( MORNING W EATHER — Today’s weather satellite picture recorded at 2 warnings were issued for California mountains and was revealed that George’s death event, said he would meet with co-chairman Stephen T. Cassano Basement, handicapped access passes. was hastened by the family Connecticut daily to set another date. Smith said a date has not been set, but it will M a.m. shows snow-producing clouds over New England. Patchy Today's forecast called for snow across the physician, who injected the mor­ Monday: 798 seeks aid probably be at the beginning of next week. ai cloudiness shrouds the southern tier of states with light snow occurring southern Rockies and much of the southern Plains; tally ill king with morphine and Monday was the federal holiday honoring the civil rights leader ai over the Southwest. rain over southern Texas and sections of Louisiana. cocaine. Play Four: 3668 By George Loyng who was assassinated in 1968. But the more than 6 inches of snow aim of Boiton haii suggestions ni that fell on Manchester du ring the afternoon and evening caused Herald Reporter u| traveling problems for the public and the speakers who were Bv Andrew Yurkovskv enough room to accommodate vacated last year when the new A supporter of the plan to build a scheduled to lead the celebration. Herald Reporter future documents if its present use firehouse was completed, would bikeway-walkway through Man­ “The key thing is to use it (the holiday) to honor a key person in as a meeting room is eliminated, house the offices of the resident w chester wants the General Assem­ American history, but it’s also to get people involved,” Smith BOLTON — Renovating Com­ Manning said. The clerk’s office state trooper and the constables, Cl PEOPLE bly to consider a proposal to spend said. munity Hall’s basement and mak­ would be expanded to include space according to the committee’s m about $750,000 on the project. The ing the building more accessible to now used by the first selectman and recomendations. funds would pay for the construc­ the handicapped are the two main the administrative assistant. Manning said the committee will f£ Minnie’s miffed Stooges revival each year at the hospital and tion of one leg of the path, from Bribery attempt pleas delayed recommendations the Town Hall Manning said the committee’s meet again Thursday and Feb. 2 in there were six sets of twins bom Spencer Street to Charter Oak Advisory Committee will make recommendations are based on a before submitting its report to the si Grand Ole Opry comedian The Three Stooges beat the in one month in 1979 and 1984, Park, and would also used to HARTFORD — The Superior Court cases of Leonard Seader when it completes its report next study of the facilities of surround­ Board of Selectmen. From there, Barrymores in a popularity con­ month. ing towns whose present popula­ the recommendations will go to the a Minnie Pearl says she’s taken to “but this is a record as far back as study the construction of other and Neil Ellis today were continued until Friday, when they will si watching cable television and test at Movieland Wax Museum, we can find,” she said. sections. enter a plea to charges of conspiracy to commit bribery. It is estimated that the work will tions approximate the expected Public Building Commission, isn’t always thrilled by what she and visitors also are asking to see Bonnie Band!, president of the William O’Neill, a former town Seader is vice president of First Hartford Realty Corp., the cost $400,000 to $500,000. Tom population of Bolton in 20 years. which will decide how to carry out a sees, especially when she’s Don Johnson and Michael J. Fox public works director who sits on Manning, the committee’s secre­ The layout of the fireplace room the plan. Canton Mothers of Twins Club, Manchester-based development firm headed by Ellis. Both were and the meeting hall would remain Karen Levine, administrative watching herself. done in wax. welcomed the new arrivals. the town’s Advisory Park and arrested Dec. 2 after a grand jury investigation into municipal tary, said Monday. No structural tl “It has what you might call, “We think The Three Stooges Recreation Commission, said Mon­ additions to the present building the same. Manning said, but the two assistant, said this morning that the “Thank goodness. Our club needs corruption in Enfield between May 1980 and Dec. 1981. are planned. offices In the fireplace room, now Board of Selectmen has not decided c extended my TV world,” said the are really having a revival with new members,” she said. day he has asked state Rep. John W. The two Manchester men were scheduled to have been young people now,” said Terry Thompson, D-Manchester, to intro­ The report will call for renovat­ used by the resident state trooper, how to finance work recommended It 74-year-old star, whose real name arraigned in Enfield last month, but their case was transferred to would be upgraded for use by the by the committee because the is Sarah Cannon and is known for Thrift, marketing director for the duce the legislation, which is ing the basement of the 1959 part of museum. “They’re on TV all similar to a bill unsuccessfully Hartford. the building, which will continue to Board of Selectmen. board has not yet seen the recom­ her flowered hat with its dangling According to police affidavitts, Seader negotiated with former house the offices of tax collector Manning said no major work will mendations. She said $25,000 to price tag. weekend. But who ever sees the Bad news proposed last year. The bill would provide money to Enfield Planning and Zoning Commission Chairman William J. and assessor. The basement of the be needed to bring the building into $27,000 of revenue-sharing money “I doubt we would have made Barrymores?" Boudah to sell a 8.8-acre tract of land in Enfield to Boudah for may be available for the project. The museum, acting on results The Confederate States of build a section of the bikeway from older section, which now has a dirt compliance with fire codes. Al­ the move had I not started America may have had some bad Spencer Street near the East approximately $50,000 below fair market value. floor, will be finished and become though there is a wheelchair ramp The Board of Selectmen formed working on Nashville Now, which of questionnaires filled out by the headquarters for the building on the south side of the building, it is the advisory committee after visitors, is removing Lionel, ideas on winning a war but its Hartford border, past Manchester Boudah today pleaded innocent in Hartford Superior Court, is on The Nashville Network,” leaders were right on target in Community College and along and his case was also continued until Friday. inspector, engineer and judge of inadequate, and other measures to townspeople asked selectmen last she wrote in her regular Monday Ethel and John Barrymore as probate. improve access by the handicapped May to investigate ways to improve well as the “Laugh-In” comedy dealing with a budget, a Nash­ Interstate 384 to Charter Oak Park. column in the Nashville Banner. ville, Tenn., lawyer concludes. Funds would also be set aside to The town records vault, next to will be taken, he said. the town facility on Bolton Center “It has been extremely embar­ team of Dan Rowan and Dick the town clerk’s office, should have The old firehouse on Notch Road, Road. Martin, Thrift said Monday. “For example, once the money study building the path over the Weinberg goes to Washington rassing for me to watch myself. was appropriated for a specific Connecticut River via the Charter ‘Why did I do or say that?’ I ask “We’ve got Mel Gibson as ‘Mad Oak Bridge and the Bissell Bridge. MINNIE PEARL SEN. KENT CONRAD TAMMY WYNETTE Max’ set for February, Jonathan project, the congress couldn’t go Manchester Mayor Barbara B. Weinberg is scheduled to leave AOVEnnUMENT myself again and again. My back to fund a costovermn,’’ said The first measure was killed today for Washington, D.C., to attend the annual meeting of the Cops follow appearance bugs me, too,” she . . same silly way . . . to marry . . . hospitalized Winters from the film “It’s a because legislators thought money DM Pill System Sweeping U.S. Mad, Mad, Mad. Mad World" in Devereaux Cannon Jr., organizer Conference of Mayors, she said Monday. said. “I keep hoping to look of the Confederate States Bar could be better spent on other Weinberg said she will serve on the conference’s Human different on a live concert stage in March and The Three Stooges in things. path In snow, Ms. Calautti said. hospital. wood will divide his time between April,” he said. Association. Development Committee. She said Sen. Edward Kennedy, costume, with the help of makeup The Rochester Post-Bulletin on Cannon said the line item veto, Despite last year’s defeat, professionals and soft lighting. "We’ve known for some time England and Tennessee now that Visitors want Johnson and Fox O’Neill said he is optimistic the D-Mass., is scheduled to address the convention, which will end Super Dream Pill that we planned to be married. Monday quoted friends as saying he’s married to a Nashville added to the collection. Thrift which allows a chief executive to legislation will be approved this on Friday. nab prowlers But I've come to the conclusion I Ms. Wynette leased a 81,000 delete individual items from the look the same silly way no matter And some time after the native, Warner Bros. Records said. He said the museum must time. "I just think our culture swearing-in, we talked about electric piano keyboard from a says. first obtain their permission. budget, was a Confederate inven­ wants to go out and walk and jog Two youths were charged with Guaranteed Weight Loss how experienced the lighting setting a date,” said Ms. Calautti, music company Saturday to use Winwood, from Birmingham,' tion. “Almost every recent presi­ technicians are.” and bike.” Interstate 84 traffic diverted again attempted burglary early Monday Life Extension Authors 40. while at St. Marys Hospital. England, married Eugenia Craf- dent has called for a line-item However. Thompson, a member morning after police stopped them SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH - A Mayo Clinic spokesman veto,” he said. Motorists traveling eastbound on Interstate 84 will be diverted According to a review of custo­ Confirm Results Conrad, 38, beat Mark An­ ton on Saturday at the Fifth of the Appropriations Committee, following a complaint from a Durk Pearson and Sandy Shaw, drews, an incumbent Republican. confirmed the 44-year-old Avenue Presbyterian Church in Seeing double Cannon and other Civil War said he has not decided if he will go this week to the new roadway east of the Forbes Street overpass resident at 317 E. Middle Turnpike. mers’ files, here’s what people are Wedding plans country-western singer was a in East Hartford, continuing through the Manchester portion of saying about the amazing, vastly graduates of MIT and UCLA Ms. Calautti has worked for Nashville, Tenn., during a pri­ buffs organized the bar associa­ forward with the bill. He said Edward Garrison. 17, of 81 E. respectively, introduced these mir­ 9 Newly elected Sen. Kent Con­ Rep. Byron Dorgan, D-N.D., patient at the clinic-affiliated vate ceremony, the record com­ People in Canton, Ohio, have tion last year and now are Monday he is investigating whether 1-84, according to the state Department of Transportation. Middle Turnpike, and a minor were improved “new version” of the 9 apprehended on East Middle Turn­ world famous Dream Pill System acle substances to the public in rad, D-N.D., plans a Valentine's since 1974 and is executive hospital. pany said in a statement. been seeing double a lot these publishing a journal. money might already be available, In addtion, the DOT announced that 1-84 eastbound has been their runaway best selling book, Day marriage to the woman who director of Dorgan’s office in She was hospitalized for X-rays Winwood was recently nomi­ days at Aultman Hospital’s ma­ The first issue, published this but has not yet found any. shifted northerly onto two lanes of a new viaduct in East Hartford pike after police traced their path in for fast, guaranteed weight loss the snow from 317 E. Middle featuring Super Lite Dreams Life Extension. Much to her managed his November election. Washington. and tests at St. Mary’s in 1977 nated for five Grammys, includ­ ternity ward, where 13 sets of month, features biographical In addition, Thompson said the after the Main Street overpass. The Roberts Street-Silver Lane amazement, while taking L- “Yes, that’s true, Kent and I after complaining of abdominal ing best pop vocalist end pro­ twins have been bom since Dec. 5. sketches of the Confederacy’s deadline for proposing special Exit 58 has been relocated westerly from its present location, Turnpike. A man at that address tablets; legislation was last Friday, and if had called police to say he had been arginine for its healing effects on a are going to be married Feb. 14 Wynette III pains while on a concert tour. ducer of the year, for his album “The babies just kept coming in federal court judges. “I don’t about one-quarter mile, the department said. "1 lost 25 tbs. with a 30 day supply.” broken foot, Sandy lost 25 pounds here in Bismarck,” Lucy Calantti “Back in the High Ufe.” pairs,” said hospital spokeswo­ suppose that everybody is going the measure were to be drafted, it awakened by a prowler, police said. Mrs. J.N.S., Ft. Payne, AL. would have to be included in The back door of the house was of fat and put on 5 pounds of firm- of Bismarck, N.D., said Monday. Tammy Wynette is being His wife is a recent graduate of man Shannon Murray, reporting to be interested in this, but we "Losing J lb. per day.” treated for an undisclosed ail­ another bill. He also said he was Thompson had RIsley bill, too damaged in an attempt to gain toned muscle in six weeks. Accord­ It will be the second marriage for Singer marries Nashville’s Belmont Allege. five sets of girls, seven sets of think it’s something that’s been entry, according to a police report. Mr. J.G., Pineville, KY. ing to Durk’s calculations, the pill both. ment, and reportedly is keeping The couple will live in Nashville boys and one boy-girl set. overlooked for too long,” Cannon concerned about the amount of Singer-composer Steve Win- money being requested. state Rep. John W. Thompson, D-Manchester, has introduceda Police said Garrison had a radar “I ’ve lost 34 lbs. and I ’m still losing.” caused Sandy to lose 400 times as They plan a private ceremony. up with her music practice in the and England, the company said. Nearly 3,000 babies are bom said. "The price tag was very high,” he bill in the General Assembly similar to one introduced by Sen. detector under his coat. He told Mrs. J.K., Garden Grove, CA. much tat ps she would otherwise said. Committee members were Marie Herbst, D-Vernon, asking for $200,000 to repair the dam at them he had found it while walking “/ have been on Dream Pill for one have lost — without dieting! told by panel leaders to be cautious Risley Reservoir. along East Middle Turnpike. In the month and feel great . . . haue lost Extraordinary Guarantee Comics Sampler about introducing large funding Thompson said he submitted the bill, not knowing that Herbst yard of 262 E. Middle Turnpike, 21 lbs. Mr. A.D., Anadarko, OK. Place your order now. 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But please by 8:00 p.m. waakdaya or 7:30 a.m. killed earlier this month because of angles of from 30 to 60 degrees. Seen years, then slowly diminishes with page. Send your com­ Saturday, plaaao Maphona your residents’ opposition. The town of Manchester claims the flow rights to water in the don’t wait. Order today. You won’t carriar. If you’ra unaMa to raach microscopically, many whiskers age. But L-arginine and L-ornithine ments to; Features Editor, Tha Manchaalar Harald la a mam- O’Neill, though, said he is optim­ reservoir, but has declined to repair the dam because it does not make the body ‘think’ it belongs to risk a thing. Either you get a your carriar, call tubacribar aarvica bar of tha Aaaoclatad Pniat and a istic the other sections will be used own it. A DEP spokesman has said grants for the dam repair may appear from valleys in the skin; slender new you —or you get a full Manchester Herald, P.O. at 647-0946 by 6:30 p.m. waakdaya mam bar of tha Audit Buraau of Clr- others from the top Of "moun­ a teenager again, allowing adults to for dallvory In Manchaalar. by joggers, walkers, bikers, com­ be available to a town that owns or leases the dam. refund of your p u rc h ^ price. Box 591, Manchester, culallont. tains,” according to Wilkinson eat as much as they want — and muters. and high school track and Sword. still be thin and wiry. ®Copyri9ht 1986. 1-800-453-4810 06040. cross country teams. MANCHESTER HERALD, ’Tuesday, Jan. 20, 1987 — 5 4 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tueaday. Jan. 20.1987 Calls for freedom mark King Day

OPINION By The Associated Press long transcend the man himself,” Howard Beach, we must get our established the holiday by oWn house in older,” said Flake. O’Neill said. ordinance. - The recent racial turmoil in ’The governor said Connecticut £ t t A V WORTH In Hartford, about 100 people The commission recommended places like Howard Beach, N.Y., attended an observance at the was the first state in the nation to that a clearinghouse be established ifToves that America has a long way Capitol. make King’s birthday a state to provide models for towns not Towns have to-go before the dream of freedom “ Let freedom ring in Howard holiday, beginning in 1978. involved in commemmorating Jack and harmony of Martin Luther Beach, New York, where racism King, a Baptist preacher King’s birthday. The commission King Jr. can be realized, speakers raised its ugly head and caused the awarded the 1964 Nobel Peace also called on local officials to work Anderson at ceremonies marking the late death of a black American," said Prize for his leadership of the civil closely with schools, community obligation civil rights leader’s birthday said. former state Treasurer Henry E. rights movement, was shot and organizations and businesses to !.T..Dbservance8 were held around Parker, chairman of the state’s killed on the balcony of a Memphis,, “ give meaning and dignity to the Connecticut on Monday. Martin Luther King Jr. Holiday Tenn., motel, in 1968. life and work of Dr. King.’ ’ In Bridgeport, U.S. Rep. Floyd Commission. Rabbi Stanley M. Kessler said Flake of New York, whose district “ Let freedom ring in the White racism remains alive in 1987, In New Haven about 200 children on housing includes Howard Beach, exhorted House of the nation where the whether “ in Howard Beach or gathered at the Dixwell Commun­ those attending the eighth annual leadership has contributed to the Hartford, Georgia or Johannes­ ity House to discuss King and his King ceremony at Mount Aery fiber of insensitivity and sent mixed burg. Racism is satanism.” work, while a rally at City Hall in New London attracted about 150 At a time when budget constraints have sent Gabor reneges Baptist Church to work to over­ messages that tend to give tacit The commission headed by come the economic effects of racial approval to racial intolerance,” he Parker, created last year by people who heard from the Rev. towns and cities scrambling for all available injustice. He said that the chief said. O’Neill, released the results of a Benjamin Watts of the Shiloh aid, it is hard to believe that only three towns vehicle for this effort should be ’The ceremony, which featured survey showing that 100 towns Baptist Church. in Connecticut have applied for some of the on promise to educational excellence. several songs by a choir from a around the state formally mark “ This is not a time for revelry, $35 million in state funds set aside in 1985 for Flake said the nation as a whole Hartford church, was capped by the King’s birthday. this is not a time for celebration,” had work to do in civil rights and ringing of a replica of the Liberty Of the 169 towns, 108 responded. Watts said. “ We have come to think the construction of low-income housing. deaf-mute kids human relations before it could Beil in the Capitol rotunda by Gov. Forty-five towns have the holiday about the dream and the dreamer The dearth of applications is particularly justify criticisms of South African William A. O’Neill. spelled out in union contracts, 38 ... and to serve notice that we will puzzling in view of the severe shortage of apartheid. “ We celebrate not just a man, but had mayoral proclamations or have the dream realized here in J affordabie housing in most communities. ' ’To approach the problem of indeed the beliefs of a man that will executive orders and another eight southeastern Connecticut.” W ASHINGTON — Zsa Zsa Gabor, who won fam e A spokesman for the Connecticut singing “ Where is your heart?” in the movie Conference of Municipalities suggested this “ Moulin Rouge” 34 years ago, demanded $5,000 to week that since the program is relatively new, appear at a benefit in Turkey for deaf-mute Furnace leak sends seven to hospital towns and cities might not be familiar with it. children, then backed out of the deal at the last AP photo There is a more distressing possible “Let’s just ignore it ancJ hope it doesn’t go away.’’ minute because of her fear of terrorism, according NEW LONDON (AP) - Six discovered. Cabana’s daughter; Warren E. six victims were scheduled for explanation for the lack of applications — that to the Turkish Deaf and Mute Foundation of pBople found unconscious in a The victims were taken to Law­ Pero, 19, and his daughter Crystal several, one-hour treatments today Istanbul. twp-family house underwent spe­ rence & Memorial hospital for Pero, 5 months, who lived in an in the hospital’s two chambers, A Bubble basics towns simply do not want low-income housing. cial treatment for carbon monoxide immediate treatment and six of upstairs apartment; Nancy according to Bruce Hutchinson, The Legislature’s Select Committee on Capping the ’Turkish charity group’s poisoning, while a seventh victim of them were later transferred by Fowler, 35, and Diane and Kenneth Director of Community Relations Erin Gearvey of East Lyme creates a giant bubbie at the Housing plans to look into the matter and will Open Forum disappointment was the fact that it took eight the poisoning remained in critical ambulance to Norwalk Hospital. Fowler, both teenagers, who appar­ at Norwalk Hospital. Nancy Fowler months to get the $5,000 back from Gabor’s Thames Science Center in New London recentiy. The consider a bill that would require towns and condition. The hospital would not give infor­ ently were weekend guests of the remained in the intensive care unit personal manager, Kal Ross. ' - Police said they responded to an mation on their conditions, but a Cabanas, according to police. at Lawrence $ Memorial Hospital. center entertained a dozen youngsters in the art of cities to submit housing plans providing for 97 single-family dwellings. If you if they would stop B.S.ing the anonymous call Monday that peo­ hospital spokesman said the situa­ Carbon monoxide poisons the Treatment is diffcult, since car­ bubbie-making, and Geaney apparentiy discovered a low- and moderate-income housing or face the Set the record This was not the sixtyish, Hungarian-born ple were being dragged from a tion was serious. body by replacing oxygen on the winning formula. were to try to build 97 houses with public and stop jerking condomi­ actress’ first brush with the handicapped. In 1983, bon monoxide is much stronger loss of all state grants. home at about 1 p.m. They said that A seventh victim was in critical hemoglobin, or red blood cells, said than oxygen, and hard to displace, yards, you could only fit 10 at the nium owners around as if we have her contract with a Philadelphia dinner theater While the plan needs fine-tuning, the idea straight on trash Linda Fowler, a relative of three of condition at Lawrence & Memorial Hutchinson. This creates uncons­ Hutchinson said. N most on this site. So you are no brains. was canceled after she reportedly asked a waiter to the victims, drove to the house after Hospitals in New London. ciousness and may lead to cardiac behind it is a good one. Municipalities have an To (he Editor: getting 87 more individual dwel­ Condominium owners live in move a group of handicapped customers from their being unsuccessful in contacting The seven suffered poisoning and neurological disorders, and The hyperbaric chamber isolates obligation to try to provide housing and other ling taxes than could possibly condominiums by choice. The front-row seats to the back of the room. her family. after gas apparently leaked from a eventually death if not treated the patient in a cylindrical tank. Connecticut In Bri^f services for their citizens, and the cost of In rebuttal to the town of happen before, and this stands to service we pay the town for are She discoverend the victims lying furnace, police said. properly. Oxygen is then pumped in at a The latest unpleasantness began last February, Manchester’s political machines. reason throughout the 2,000 trash removal, police and fire unconscious throughout the house They victims were identified as Norwalk Hospital contains south­ pressure equivalent to being 50 feet living in many towns is rapidly driving out ali when the Turkish foundation invited Gabor to judge underwater. The pressure causes a Greenwich man thought missing Mr. George Kandra, Mayor Bar­ dwellers that he made such an protection, snow removal and and began dragging them from the William Cabana, 37, owner of the ern New England’s only civilian but the most affluent. its “ Miss Silence” beauty contest for deaf-mute building. It is not known how long two-family home; Melinda Cabana, hyperbaric chambers, which purging of the carbon monoxide, bara Weinberg and Robert Weiss; issue over, that it would cost the general repairs to streets on BRIDGEPORT — The case of a Greenwich man who was last Unless the state is prepared for a rapid they were unconscious before being age unknown, who is believed to be purges the blood of the poison. The Hutchinson said. As a resident of Manchester and town $80,000 more for the taxpay­ which we live. girls. The pageant was to be held in the seen on a Long Island Sound ferry Jan. 7 is being treated as a increase in the number of its homeless people a homeowner who pays taxes like ers to incur, which is another We pay a common fee to take old-but-elegant Pera Palace Hotel in Istanbul on missing person report, police said. May 9. Sources told our associate Lucette Lagnado and its substandard housing units, it should do everyone else, and as president of gross figment of his and their care of trash removal which we Police Detective John Uliano said Monday that the F B I was that Gabor is still well known in ’Turkey, because something to make sure that towns and cities the Woodland Manor Condomi­ imaginations. handle ourselves. We do our own notified, flyers distributed and about 25 people interviewed in the plowing and sanding and w e take one of her eight husbands was Turkish. Threat of radon poisons home sales attempt to find James Stewart, 49. do not discriminate against low-income nium Association, I would like to The next step which he fabri­ care of the grounds on which we “ I just say there is a possibility that he could be alive because families. set the record straight on the cated is the fact that they say we Ross cabled back immediately, stating Gabor’s live. NEW HAVEN (AP) - Acting like geological radiation in the environ-. estate business. began in December and will con­ he could have gotten off the boat,” Uliano said. “ I don’t think Under the 1985 program — part of a $183 trash-collection problem that con­ have individual pickups at homes terms for acceptance: two first-class plane tickets, The town officials have to the colorless, odorless, potentially ment and can get into houses and "W e are watching the problem tinue through February, he said. there was any foul play involved. I don’t think there was any dominium owners face in at our complex. For 97 homes we a suite and a single room, a chauffeured limousine dangerous gas itself, concern about McCarthy said his department million package aimed at easing the housing understand that this row over concentrate there through cracks very carefully,” he said. “ There is crime committed.” Manchester. have four dumpsters that can be and all expenses — plus a $5,000 honorarium. The radon is starting to drift into in the foundation. Exposure to high no radon problem here yet.” gets five to 10 calls a day from Stewart was reported missing after his car was found crisis — the state pays for the cost of building dumping fees to condominiums If Mr. Kandra were honest and picked up once a week, and that Turks agreed at once — except for the $5,000 fee. Connecticut real estate dealings. levels of it has been linked to Toal said the state is conducting people “ who are concerned that abandoned aboard the Bridgeport and Port Jefferson Steamboat the housing, while towns must buy the land started when, for example. Wood­ told all of the taxpayers the true means four individual stops only. They pointed out that theirs was a “ goodness “ People are telling us that a few elevated levels of lung cancer, two testing programs this winter they might be exposed to radon. We Co. ferry when it arrived in Bridgeport from Port Jefferson. N. Y. land Manor Condominium real­ and get the necessary permits. It is then up to figures on taxes collected and cost The other complexes are set up foundation,” and that the proceeds of the beauty buyers will not purchase houses according to the U.S. Environmen­ looking for radon in the air. have to tell them the potential exits There had been speculation that Stewart committed suicide by ized a doubling of our trash the local housing authority to operate the site. of services rendered to condomi­ much the same. The only reason pageant would go to needy deaf-mute children. unless the dwelling passes a radon tal Protection Agency. The first is a test of 200 homes in anywhere,” he said. jumping overboard, since his car was found with its doors open, collection fee. Our contract with test,” said Brian McCarthy, direc­ Connecticut is one of several selected areas of the state as a Homeowners can pay for private Low-income housing developments have nium dwellers, he would have to we are asking to be treated fairly Gabor, who was a beauty queen herself once the keys on the dashboard and his overcoat, scarf and briefcase Sanitary Refuse to empty dumps­ tor of the Radiation Control Unit of northeast states suspected of hav­ follow-up to testing of the air and tests. A list of companies that do state from the beginning that and to get rid of the dumping fee is (Miss Hungary, year uncertain), held firm on the inside. served many towns well, including ters cost us $377 monthly and a the state Department of Environ­ ing potentially high concentrations water last year, he said. them is available from the state condominium owners pay the that this is double taxation for $5,000, which her manager told us was “ a third of Officials said Stewart told crew members he was upset, and Manchester. With the proper management $388 charge monthly to use the mental Protection. of the gas. Detectors were placed in homes health and environmental same mill rate as a person who services that we already pay for in her usual fee.” On March 17, the Turkish charity had asked them to arrange a ride home for him because he was and attention, they need not become run down dump, as well as the $40 that we “ Within the last couple of State testing last year did not in late December and are staying agencies. owns a house with a lot. So. at the our town taxes. group accepted Gabor’s terms, and a few days “ This may an area of the earth intoxicated. and turn into the crime-infested pay the town to remove our trash, months, we have had five or six uncover any spots of extraordinar­ for a month before being collected site where Woodland Manor later transferred $5,000 to the Kal Ross such incidents a week reported to ily high concentrations of the gas, and analyzed, he said. Toal said that has a heavy concentration of neighborhoods that many people envision Condominium is built on. we have Things would be a lot smoother which they don’t do. 2 Management account at the Crocker Bank in us." said Brian Toal, head of the results will be available in late radon but the homeowner would Economist urges day-care reform We are only asking for some­ upon hearing the term “ low-income.” B everly Hills, as instructed. He said, however, that he didn’t toxicology unit of the state Depart­ spring. have no problem because, for The Housing Committee should not halt its thing that is fair and equitable. know of any sale lost because of a ment of Health Services. The In the second test program, example, there are no cracks in the HARTFORD — Private industry could help ease Connecticut’s Remember, elected officials, that But on Aprii 14, U.S. planes bombed Libya. Four basement,” McCarthy said. labor shortage by making day care more accessible and work until it gets to the bottom of why radon-test failure. testing is continuing this year, he detectors are being placed at most condominium owners pay a days later, Ross wired the foundation to say that “ I wouldn’t tell someone not to said. random in Connecticut homes for a “ On the other hand, there may be affordable, an economist says. Connecticut’s municipalities are not doing school tax when we do not even Gabor feit it would be dangerous to fly to Istanbul buy a house because of a radon Henry McGuire, president of the week as part of energy audits a house in an area of less In a report issued earlier this month, Edwin L. Caldwell, an more to help low- and moderate-income ha ve children who go to school. We • in May, and to ask that the beauty contest be put off problem,” McCarthy said in a Connecticut Association of Real­ conducted bv Northeast Utilities concentration with an earthen economist for the Connecticut Bank and Trust Co., said 80 families find decent housing. If a lack of don’t want you to plow our private until June. recent interview. “ Any radon prob­ tors and a Killingworth real estate companies, Toal said. That testing, basement. The readings in that percent of men 16 and older in Connecticut are already in the 0 house would be higher than in the information is the problem, then the state streets. We just want what is lem can be fixed.” agent, said he has not seen concerns done in conjunction with the U.S. workforce, compared to 60 percent of women. The Turks replied that there was absolute Radon is part of background about radon affecting the real Environmental Protection Agency, first,” he said. Increasing the percentage of men in the workforce by very should spare no effort in publicizing the rightfully ours. “ tranquility and security” in Istanbul, and said the much is unlikely, he said, so employers “ must make it more availability of housing funds, particularly Now, Mr. O’Dwyer is continuing to put trash on city streets and you pageant could not be postponed. Ross wired back feasible and attractive for women to work. since an additional $35 million will become “ And that means, among other things, more adequate and think it is OK . This kind of warfare that he might be able to persuade Gabor to come in available within the next two years. May anyway, on two conditions: that she fly State think tank weighs ethics of war affordable day care,” he said. is unhealthy for the town and its Connecticut’s unemployment rate has been running below 4 If the problem is one of discrimin ation, then residents. The rodent population Swissair instead of Pan American, and that she percent, the level considered full employment by economists. the state must act to make sure towns and will only manifest itself if this stay at the Istanbul Hilton instead of the Pera By Anne McGrath sophy” have found themselves in earnestly want to discuss the he said, but it lacks the “ political ethical implications of foreign will” to perform reprisals and there The number of people considered unemployed has hovered cities that continue to ignore the needs of conduct continues. Be smart, be Palace. The Turks replied that this was impossible, The Associated Press demand by radio and television talk because Pan Am and the Pera Palace were shows, journalists reporting inter­ policy jam the switchboards. is a presidential directive against around 60,000, but many do not have the skills employers need, low-income citizens pay a hefty price. honest, and be consistent. donating their services to the charitable WEST HARTFORD — There was national affairs, and bureaucrats “ I guess a lot of Americans really assassinations. Caldwell said. What we are entitled to we feel threatened,” he said Monday “ Governments tend not to start foundation. a surge of interest in philosophy and politicians trying to formulate should receive. It doesn’t have to after the Vietnam War forced foreign policy. during an interview in his West assassination campaigns because Letters to the editor go to committee for six to right On May 3, six days before the pageant, Ross Americans to confront complex Hartford office. it’s too easy to return the favor,” Firm will close Bridgeport foundry months. That’s bull. wired the Turks to say that Gabor was canceling ethical questions, an expert says. Phillips, director of the Univer­ The Oxford-educated Phillips Phillips said. The Manchester Herald welconnes original letters BRID G EPO RT — Jenkins Bros, has announced that it will I am sure that if elected officials because of the terrorism threat. He said he would Since the Vietnam era, Robert L. sity of Connecticut’s Program for said people are fascinated with the Behind the terrorism problem to the editor. close its bronze foundry and lay off a third of its work force in a lived or owned condominiums, return the $5,000, as promised, once he had the Phillips and his colleagues in the War and Ethics, said whenever he questions the ethicists pose and lies Soviet support — in money, Letters should be brief and to the point. They training, and weaponry — for bid to remain profitable. they would be fighting for what is name and address of the foundation’s bank. infant discipline of "applied philo­ is on a radio talk show, callers who then wrangle with, such as: Do we should be typed or neatly handwritten, and, for ease have a right to be in Nicaragua? left-wing terrorist groups, he said. Robert Clarson II, company president, said Monday his firm in editing, should be double-spaced. Letters nnust be rightfully theirs. This was quickly supplied, but months of delay Are the Contras freedom fighters or Now in Nicaragua, President was cutting its work force by 35 workers to 105, with the closing of signed with name, address and daytime telephone followed. Cabled appeals from the Turks were met terrorists? Reagan has resurrected from the its failing foundry, which ceased operations Friday. number (for verification). Philip J.VaglIca Vietnam War era the idea of U.S. The company has attempted to survive in the face of heavy with various excuses from Ross. The Turkish Deaf The ethicists’ contribution to The Herald reserves the right to edit letters in the "Don't just stand there. ACTIVATE STAR President society lies in their ability to hold intervention as a means of halting a foreign competition over the past decade, repeatedly trimming a and Mute Foundation finally asked the Turkish interests of brevity, clarity and taste. WARS. ” Woodland Manor Condominium the attention of politicians and perceived Communist juggernaut. work force that once totalled 700. American Association of Dallas for help, and others who seek their advice, he Phillips said the country once again Clarson said the layoffs would not affect his commitment to officials there contacted a congressman. They also said. Phillips’ expertise has landed faces the question, “ Does the Soviet remain in operation at the company’s Main Street plant, where it warned Ross that they planned to notify other him in brainstorming sessions with threat justify American has manufactured valves since 1874. members of Congress, President Reagan and the international leaders, an advisory intervention?” Jenkins Bros., on Dec. 24, announced that it had reached a deal “ There is not a concensus on press, if the foundation didn’t get its money soon. role at Cable News Network, on to sell its 428,000-square-foot facility for $3.8 million to Bank Mart Security, a PR gambit and budget wishes this,” he said. So far, the debate government-sponsored Voice of and an investment group headed by lawyer Robert Owens. On Dec. 30, Ross finally transferred the $5,000 to America broadcasts, and in foreign over U.S. aid to the Contra rebels the foundation’s account. affairs journals. flghting the Marxist Sandinista But when Proxmire’s observations reached the By Lawrence L. Knutson For example, Phillips has written government has only been carried pages of the Congressional Record, a headline had Shooting victim’s condition upgraded Footnote; When we asked for an explanation of a report on European attitudes on among politicians, Phillips said. y Capitol Ideas been added. WASHINGTON — The dimly lit and windowless the eight-month delay in paying back the money, toward terrorism for the State “ I advocate making this a SOUTHINGTON — The condition of a woman who was shot by corridor in an obscure section of the U.S. Capitol’s It read: “ PROXMIRE PRESENTS PRESIDEN­ Ross blamed his bank. He also warned us that we Department and advised those national debate,” and releasing to her estranged husband in an apparant suicide-murder attempt TIAL PREREQUISITE.” the public the classified informa­ fourth floor is washed with anonymous shades of would “ be in a world of trouble” if we published the governing Northern Ireland. was upgraded from critical to guarded, a hospital spokeswoman from experience or expectation. "Foreign policy has become too tion that persuaded Congress last beige and gray and lined with unmarked steel story. said. complicated for politicians,” he year to renew military aid to the 9 doors, some of them protected not by just one □ □ □ Dorothy Coppola, 53, remained at Hartford Hospital Monday Contras, he said. 9 □ □ □ said. after being shot in the face Saturday morning. combination lock but two. The Program for War and Ethics Lists of what it takes to qualify to be president of Phillips, who describes his pers­ Police said Mrs. Coppola’s husband, Francis Coppola, 56, shot It is a season of investigations. It is also the IRS harassment? pective as conservative, said ter­ was started in 1982, but Phillips said The corridor leads to the security-enhanced the United States are long and varied. her, then turned the gun on himself, shooting himself in the head. beginning of a Congress, a season of organizational rorism is like crime: here to stay. its activities were limited until the meeting room generally used by the House And many senators and House members Rep. Don Edwards, D-Calif., complained last Coppola was pronounced dead at Hartford Hospital shortly after nitty gritty, staff changes and budget writing. Terrorists are only interested in past year, when he began receiving Intelligence Committee. It is out of the normal flow year that the FBI was harassing Americans who the shootings. obviously l^lieve they come closer than most And because of last fall’s Senate election results. imposing their will on others, not on money from the university and of tourist traffic. And on an ordinary day it is visit Nicaragua. He said more than 100 individuals The incident took place inside Dorothy’s Jewelry store in the others in matching the qualifications demanded by Democratic staffs are being augmented and compromising, he said. private donors to schedule infrequently visited and very quiet. and groups were investigated for their opposition to seminars. building where the couple lived and worked. Mrs. Coppola ran the any particular list. Republican staffs are being cut back. “ Try to reduce it (terrorism) to Sen. William Proxm ire, D-Wis., no exception to the Reagan administration’s anti-Sandinista policy manageable proportions — that is Phillips and Jean Castagno, a jew elry store and her husband managed the House of Hope for 8 So it was an unusual occurrence recently when But there’s no harm in a Republican wishing his and aid to the Nicaraguan contras. Edwards told us Epileptics, a rehabilitation center located there, which is an arm the rule, has come up with a presidential the trick,” he said. UConn graduate who is program 8 the corridor found Itself awash with television party had not lost Senate control and the budgets of the Epilepsy Association of Connecticut. Both lived above the qualification that is limited to just three Senate the FBI has stopped its investigations, but he has There are three key steps to be administrator, are planning a May camera crews and photographers and reporters and staff that go with it. symposium on “ American Counter- businesses in separate second-floor apartments. members. And Proxm ire is definitely included. evidence that the harassment has been taken up by taken in managing terrorism, he waiting to record the first official meeting of So it was during an organizational session of the Terrorist Policy after Irangate; The Coppolas had been married for 27 years, but were in the But there are those among the excluded 97 who the Internal Revenue Service. At least six said. First, governments have to another security-conscious committee which had Commerce, Science and Treansportation individuals and two public-interest groups that settle the political grievances cited Assessing the Damage,” and process of a divorce, police said. Coppola’s brother, Anthony dismiss Proxmire’s gambit as excessive PR. another in October on “ The Soviet asked to use the room — the new panel chosen to Committee when Sen. Ernest F. Rollings, D-S.C., have visited Nicaragua returned to find that their by groups such as the Irish Coppola said the couple “ had not gotten along for years.” Addressing the Senate one recent morning, ’Threat.” investigate the alleged diversion of U.S. arms sale the panel’s new chairman, casually mentioned to income taxes were being audited. Edwards has Republican Army and the Palesti­ Proxm ire noted that the presiding officer of the nian Liberation Organization. “ American Policy in Central profits to Nicaragua’s contra rebels. Sen. John Danforth, R-Mo., the ranking GOP asked the Ways and Means Committee to moment was Sen. David Pryor, D-Ark., and that member, that the com m ittee’s staff funds would be Such an action “ cuts away any America,” a conference in April, is Ex-execs aid foreign businesses investigate. being planned with the World 7 But the special committee was not immediately the lawmaker waiting for a chance to speak was divided “ 60-40" between the two parties. moral ground they might have STAMFORD — Some retired American executives have 7 Affairs Center in Hartford. ready to be recorded. Sen. Larry Pressler, R-S.D. “ Sixty for us?’’ inquired Danforth, with hopeful under them,” Phillips said. Coming to the point, Proxm ire put it this way: He said the second step involves Phillips, a Canadian native who chosen not to spend their time golfing and fishing. Instead, 9,000 bravado. taught at Wesleyan for about 10 A delay was announced. And a reporter — bored “ Both of these senators have a peculiar passive security measures, such as of them have traveled to poor countries to help struggling “ I’ll send you to negotiate with the Iranians," years before coming to UConn, said businesses that are the lifeblood of local communities. — paced the hallway. distinction which I share with them; that is, that protecting airports, embassies, and said Rollings in full-voiced. Southern-accented iJJanrhpBtpr HpralJi corporate headquarters, as the the Hartford area provides a The executives belong to an organization called International Suddenly, something on one of the doors caught their names start with PR.” roar. United States has done. The FBI stimulating environment for his Executive Service Corps and it helps companies abroad keep the eye. “ I have always thought it would be a great thing Founded In 1881 The new chairman has been complaining that, in has been quite successful at thwart­ small think tank because of the their doors open — a sort of Peace (iorps for business. for our country if at long last we had a president of AP photo insurance and defense industries, Hardly visible, but certainly there, was a tiny, his opinion, U.S. negotiators were plucked clean ing some terrorist plots, Phillips One of those former executives is John Jinlshlan. a former vice the United States whose last name started with PR. PENNY M. SIEFFERT...... PuMNhaf which are both profoundly inter­ two-line printed statement, highlighted in yellow when they entered arms-for-hostages talks with DOUQLAS A. BEVINS...... Exacutiv* Editor added. president for Champion International Corp. Now. he spends his ested in terrorism. Think of that. President Pryor. President Pressler. so-called moderates in Iran’ s radical Moslem ALEXANDER QIRELU...... A u o c IM Editor Robert L. Phillips, director of the Program for War and The last plan of action includes retirement helping a struggling plywood company In Honduras. and attached to the door with transparent tape. However, he said, he’s not I will not go on. government. ‘^Ethics at the University of Connecticut, says Americans active strikes at terrorists. The “ The only employment in this small town in Honduras was this Reworking a fam iliar quotation, it said: interested in creating a Brookings “ But that is something we should seriously DENISE A. ROBERTS Advortiting DIroctor West Germans, French and British plywood mill,” Jinishian said. “ There’s no electricity, these “ Power Corrupts. But Absolute Power is Really have showed a renewed interest in discussing complex Institution on the Trout Brook in consider. That is a real qualification.” MARK F. ABRAITIS...... B u d iiM i Minagar all have elite counter-terrorist people don’t have anything. I got a lot of rewards... seeing people Neat! ” SHELDON OOHEN...... Compoalng Mtnigor ethical questions. Phillips has advised the government of West Hartford. Pryor, as presiding officer, was prevented from forces, Phillips said. have the opportunity to work and earn their own living. ROBERT H. HUBBARD...... PrMiroom Minagor The United States also has such a “ I ’m not an empire builder,” he Tt was not clear whether the unidentified person commenting. Lawrence L. Knutson covers Capitol Hill (or The Northern Ireland on terrorism and appears frequently on JEANNE Q. FROMERTH ...... Circulation Managar unit stationed at Fort Bragg, N.C., said. who taped the message to the door was speaking And Pressler declined to. Associated Press. television and radio. 6 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, Jan. 20, 1987 MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday. Jan. M, 1987 — 7 HAQAR THE HORRIBLE by DIk Brown* 8NAFU by Bruce Beattie PfANUTB by Charla* M. Schulz Envoy contacts terrorists, r I IM to stays after ‘breakthrough’ ag im IBv Parouk Nassar cialist Party. IThe Associated Press One of those arrested, Mo­ tn He refused to answer questions, hammed Ali Hamadi, is accused of ert and they drove off to an unknown participating in the 1985 TWA .. BEIRUT, Lebanon — Hostage location. ch 'negotiator Terry Waite met with hijacking in which a U.S. Navy The envoy returned two hours diver was killed. ro •Shiite Moslem terrorists holding later and went straight to his room, ; American hostages and then de- “Some people here in Beirut are flr refusing to answer questions about ag Ipided today to prolong his stay in his activities and plans. going to say, ‘Well, the only way to •Moslem west Beirut, sources close get these two people back, or one of Waite said Monday he had these people back, is to have some thi :to him said. established contact with Islamic Ki ; “It looked like he has had a Jihad, or Islamic Holy War, and bargaining counter,' and I would be 'breakthrough,’’ said one source, a pretty good bargaining counter,” had received assurances that kid­ Waite said. as ! speaking on condition of anonym­ napped Americans Terry Anderson Jol ity. “He will have further meetings and Thomas Sutherland were “well If kidnapped, Waite said, “I rei M th the captors.” looked after.’’ would do my best to survive and ' Waite, an Anglican Church en­ “Their condition is generally maintain myself. I would not expect voy, had planned to take a mid­ good,” he said. any one to come out for me.” morning flight to London. The In an interview Monday with The The envoy told the news confer­ sources said he canceled his plans Associated Press, Waite said he ence that a flare-up Sunday be­ after returning to his hotel from a feared he might be kidnapped tween Druse militiamen in charge late-night meeting with the Islamic himself. Attempts were made to of his security and Shiite militia­ 3 h ad , which says it holds two men forced Waite to cancel a J kidnap him during four previous [l^mericans. negotiating trips to Beirut, he said. "rather crucial meeting” with AP photo Waite arrived at the lobby of his He said the danger that a Islamic Jihad. lieaside hotel in west Beirut’s terrorist group would abduct him “The situation became very Anglican Church envoy Terry Waite secret talks with kidnappers holding 'Pnise-controlled Ein Mreisseh dis- during a negotiating session was tense after the shooting. It was not (left) heads with Druse bodyguards to a American and foreign hostages in |ti1ct at 9; 20 a.m. in a jeep with three made “increasingly dangerous" by safe to travel on {he streets and one secret destination early this morning bodyguards from Druse warlord the recent arrests in Europe of two had to postpone that meeting,” he Lebanon. ^alid Jumblatt’s Progressive So- Lebanese suspected of terrorism. said. where he reportedly held two hours of A fCoop says critics are inisguided Tl•REAT YOURSOF TO A NEW EXPERIENCE N ; LYNCHBURG, Va. 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Rather, I ACROSS 6 Eugene Answer to Previous Puzzle ;have to speak as a health officer.” O'Neill's < % u r ' Falwell, a conservative televi- 1 Oodles daughter ‘sion evangelist, said several years 5 Clay and sand 7 Motoring asso­ 'ago that “AIDS could be God’s mixture ciation (abbr.) ^Birthday 9 Kennel sound 8 1550, Roman judgment against a nation that FRANK AND ERNEST ^by Bob Thavee 12 Songstress Ad­ 9 Abominable Jan. 21, 1987 choses to live immorally.’’ Mark ams snowman .DeMoss, a Falwell spokesman, said 13 Amount carried 10 Afghan prince Friends in general will play helpful roles I dust !>i?^cowRep ‘Falwell has since stressed the need 14 Flightless bird 11 Brownish- in your affairs in the year ahead. Howev­ I J u s t !to learn about AIDS. er. it will be one old pal in particular o 15 Hunter's shelter purple (SUAVITY! H ; Acquired immune deficiency 16 Of analybis 17 Deviates who'll really go to bat for you. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Today •syndrome is a disease in which a 18 19 Former nuclear ivirus attacks the body’s immune Francisco agency (abbr.) when talking to an influential friend, an t ^ V f T Y l ■ I t U L E 9 ^system, leaving victims suscepti- 19 Physicians' as­ 22 Brought about opportunity may arise where you can d T A L 5 sociation (abbr.) 23 Beasts of \ U pul in some good words for a pal who 4>le to a wide variety of infections now needs help. Know where to look for i.NeWTUN .1 20 UK liv e r burden 1 E R 1 C A and cancers. romance and you'll find it. The Astro- 21 Conrep! 24 Compass point L ( L ; As of Jan. 12, AIDS has been Graph Matchmaker set instantly reveals 23 Evergreen tree 25 Bat E M diagnosed in 29,435 people in the 25 Skeptic 26 Cry of pain a which signs a,re romantically perfect lor United States and claimed 16,667 27 Rubdown artist 27 Crush you. Mail $2 to Matchmaker, c/o this 38 Pitcher lives, according to the Centers for 31 Spoke 28 Kind of makeup 44 Radiation units newspaper, P.O. Box 91428, Cleveland, 39 On same side 45 Novelist OH 44101-3428. •Disease Control in Atlanta. The untruthfully (2 wds.) TDC estimates that the disease will 32 Body of water 29 River in the (prof.) Bagnold PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Changes will be taking place today that will prove strike 270,d00 people and kill 179,000 33 Cry of Congo 41 Balconies 47 Kind of sign WINTHROP ^by Dick Csvalli affirmation 30 Beams 42 Ancient musical 48 Aardvark's diet to be advantageous for you where your by the end of 1991. instrument 50 Crimson career is concerned. Keep your eyes : - The World Health Organization, 34 and 32 Western weed PIP YOU HBAR THAT THE downs 35 Author Tolstoy 43 51 Bantu language peeled for signals. _ THEY'RE (50ING TO CALL IT ■in a December report, said there 35 Deprivation 36 Take a meal even keel 52 WWil area ARIES (March 21-April '19) You rifey be NICARAGUAN REE.ELS ARE TH E "OONTTRA B»AND." lane now about 100,000 known cases 36 Slippery required to make a difficult decision to­ FORMING AN ORCHESTRA ? 3^f AIDS worldwide. A million 37 Entreat day. Events will later prove it was nec­ essary and that your judgment was fair people are thought to have been 39 Baggage l«ffected by AIDS-related symp- 40 Make love to for all concerned. 41 Stone (suff.) TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Financial ‘toms and 5 million to 10 million 42 Knowledge trends look promising for you today, es­ l^people have been exposed to an 45 Dawn goddess pecially in slituations where you're try­ IAIDS virus, most of them in the 46 Literary ing to develop additional earnings from .United States and Africa. miscellany a second source. ' WHO officials estimated that 49 Infallible GEMINI (May 21-June 20) You have a 'there would be 500,000 to 3 million 52 Home of Eve loving ally who is always there when you AIDS cases by 1991, and that the 9 53 Scottish cap need him or her. Today this person will l-7mpton, R.I. tional Airport would not comment turnout for a class so far, she sleeping boy, the natural Stop telling him to leave the at 4.3 on the Richter scale, according to researchers at the ’Thursday. of heart failure at St. Raphael’s going back to where you are! ” may be legitimate reasons why Funeral services were scheduled on Mrs. Ray’s remarks. Hospital in New Haven Monday MARY MEADE, who was watch­ said. Polulech told her. “I mean, I consequences might go like this; the child needs to get home kitchen, and figure out which University of California Seismographic Stations at Berkeley. It tasks the child can accomplish. was assigned a reading of 3.6 by the state Office of Emergency night, authorities reported. The ing her husband from the river’s wish I’d known then what I know The boy gets up very late and directly after school — such as family’s three children survived edge, said Caeser Alvarez Jr. THE CONCEPT behind the now.” misses his bus to school. music lessons, a paper route or a Services, according to warning controller Max Veal. 6. Give children safe limits Police said the quake wasn’t even felt at their station house, but the crash. "looked completely limp — like a course is to help support parents Although it’s quite a distance, baby-sitting commitment. Fi­ Ramadei said he watched in rag” when he was pulled from the they can understand. Maintain added that they received calls from some shaken residents. O tntuaries as they set up a structure of THOSE IN the class with the boy must walk to school. nally. the parent may not like horror as the van skid off the icy van. rules and expectations in their teenagers deserve special When he arrives, he is quite late, the pressure she gets from the your authority calmly and Each fuil number increase on the Richter scale, say from a 3.6 highway, then turned over three Douglas Welch of Branford, a to a 4.6, represents a tenfold increase in ground motion. A quake homes. " I came up with the commendations for valor, said and has no excuse note from his school in circumstances like consistently. Rules that may Arthur E. Seelert Marlon F. Crawford times before it splashed into the snowplow operator for the state name, ‘Discipline is Not a Dirty seem obvious to adults may with a reading of 3.6 is capable of slight damage in populated rushing river below. Department of Transportation, was Polulech. The example of the parents. He is given a these. areas, and a temblor registering 4.3 can cause moderate Arthur E. Seelert, 82, of 27 Marion F. Crawford. 60, of 37 Word,’ because so many people mother and her teen-age son was “detention.” Where natural consequences baffle children. Example; Your Ramadei said he ran down the passing the scene when he noticed 6-year-old child wants to carve a damage. Putnam St., husband of Marion Florence St., died Monday night at embankment, pulled off his shoes the crowd. He said he rushed down think discipline is synonymous based on her own experiences The detention requires him to are not going to work, Polulech (Jacobson) Seeiert, died Monday at St. Francis Hospital and Medical and dove into the frigid water. the embankment to see what with punishment, so it’s really a with one of her sons, she said. “It remain in his homeroom for an has parents look to logical bar of soap, and has taken a his home. Center, Hartford. She was the wife "I could hear them screaming happened. When he heard Cesar loaded word,” Polulech said last was before I ’d been back to hour after school, by which time consequences. This means that a sharp knife from the kitchen Outdoor prisoners ordered Inside He was bom in Manchester, Feb. of Richard A. Crawford. inside,” Ramadei said Monday AlvarezJr. calling for his mother, week. “But it doesn’t need to be school,” she said. “I obviously he has missed his bus home. The statement of intent is issued. In drawer. Calmly state, “That 10, 1904, and had been a lifelong knife is sharp and dangerous. TITUSVILLE, Fla. — Sixty-five anti-nuclear protesters were She was bom in Manchester Oct. night. ’"The children were scream- he dove into the water. something frightening and wasn’t a parent educator — or school calls his mother, to the case of her son, Polulech’s resident. Before retiring 15 years ing, ’Mommy, Daddy.’” moved inside the overcrowded Brevard County Jail on Monday 14,1926, and was a lifelong resident ‘"That really got to me,” Welch, awful. It just means that there is an educated parent — yet.” inform her of the situation and statement was “If you do not get You may not use it. Let’s find , ago, he had been employed as a Sitting in the emergency room at after spending two nights outdoors with only a tarpaulin for a of Manchester. She had worked for 35, said Monday night. Also a a predictable structure in the If “The Case of the Sleepy request that she come to pick out of bed the first time you are one that would be safe.” . foreman for the Standard Washer the Hospital of St. Raphael, Rama­ trained scuba diver, Welch said he roof, authorities said. and Mat Co. of Manchester. He was 27 years at Pioneer Parachute Co., family life. The child has the Teen” had been brought to her him up after school. She refuses called, then you will not be and more recently worked in the dei told the New Haven Journal- useda rocktobreakthewindowson The 65 joined 42 other demonstrators who were also arrested in a member of Center Congrega­ JOAN POLULECH idea that, ’If I do this, then that attention as a professional, to drive him home. So he walks, permitted to use the car this bridal repair shop of J.C. Penney Courier it seemed as if he spent the side of the van, unsuccessfully . . . parent educator weeklong protests against the launch of a Trident 2 missile from tional Church. He was noted for his hours trying to get into the van. trying to rescue the young boy’s will happen.’” Polulech said she might have even though the weather is bad. weekend.” Please turn to page 11 pitching in semi-professional base­ Co.’s Catalog Division for four the Cape Canaveral Air Force Station. years. She was a communicant of “I dove to the passenger door, but mother. A total of about 180 people, including pediatrician Dr. ball for the formerSt. Mary’s team. St. James Church. it wouldn’t open. I dove to the Rescue crews then arrived and Benjamin Spock, were arrested in the protests, which He was a former member of the Besides her husband, she is driver’s side and it wouldn’t open,” pried open the driver’s door. They culminated in a rally attended by 4,000 demonstrators. Spock and Manchester Bowling League. he said. "Then I swam to the top of pulled the rest of the family from Besides his wife, he is survived by survived by three sons, Douglas P. Tonight at 9 about 70 others were released. Johnson in Texas, William F. the van (which was underwater) the van. Attorneys for the Jailed protesters said they obtained an a sister, Gladys Seelert of Manches­ and there was a roof vent. I ter; a brother, Emil Seelert of Johnson and Roy P. Johnson, both injunction in federal court on Monday ordering the sheriff to of Manchester; four daughters. smashed it open. I kept feeling move them inside, but sheriff’s spokeswoman Joan Heller said Manchester; a niece; two grand­ around until I came up with Cesar’s nieces and a great-grandniece. Penny Ruchtie in Iowa, Sharon (Cesar Alvarez Jr.) foot.” EMERGENCY authorities took the action without being ordered to do so. The funeral will be Thursday at 11 (^mmings in Maine, Bonnie Vas- Fire — Police — Medical 9 ’The sheriff’s department made room in the Jail by shipping 91 PBS airs a portrait of conservative movement quez in Rhode Island, and Cheryl a.m. at the Holmes Funeral Home, ’THE 8-YEAR-OLD boy was un­ felons to a Jail under construction in Sharpes, Heller said. 400 Main St. Burial will be in East Rench in Maine; her mother. DIAL 911 Olivine (Gardner) Hoffner of Man­ conscious when Ramadei pulled Cemetery. Calling hours are Wed­ him through the small window. The In Manchester By Evans Witt conservatives who met in the nesday from 7 to 9 p.m. chester; one brother, Robert The Associated Press Avenue Motel in Chicago on Oct. Some conservatives might be surprised to see Kennedy seeks minimum wage hike Hoffner in Florida; two sisters, Julie Sopher 8, 1961, to plot the conservative WASHINGTON — Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, relishing his new Shirley Jacobs of Manchester and WASHINGTON — At the very takeover of the Republican Party this show on PBS, which has often been committee chairmanship after six years in the minority, wants to Julie (St. Germaine) Sopher, 55, Sister Rita Claire, Religious Sisters ’As of Mercy, Norwichtown; 23 grand- " f ■ least, no one is going to accuse three years later. accused from the right of exhibiting a "liberal raise the federal minimum wage by at least $1.25 an hour, to $4.60, formerly of East Hartford, died the Public Broadcasting Service Monday at Sand Lake Hospital, children; and one great- bias." 8 and extend catastrophic health insurance to Medicare recipients. granddaughter. of liberal bias for presenting IT IS STRUCTURED around Kennedy, D-Mass., also said he will use his chairmanship of the Orlando, Fia. She was the wife of Robert Sopher of Kissimmee, Fla., The funeral will be Friday at 9:15 “The Conservatives.” interviews with many of the Senate Labor and Human Resources Committee to fight The 90-minute documentary, players in the movement, includ­ President Reagan’s proposed cuts in education programs, to and the sister of Marie Helen Gess a.m. from the Holmes Funeral of Manchester. Park Hill Joyce which airs tonight, is a portrait ing an Oval Office chat with by Buckley. Funds for the inaccurate pro-communist pro­ raise funding for AIDS research and to enhance Job-training Home, 400 Main St., with a mass of She also is survived by a from within the conservative Reagan; former Sen. Barry program were provided by the paganda film.” That criticism programs. Christian burial at 10 a.m. at St. daughter, Carrie Earley of Coco, James Church. Burial will be at the movement, which grew from the Goldwater of Arizona; long con­ Lynde and Harry Bradley Foun­ was leveled at “When the Moun­ “ We ha ve a better opportunity than at any time in the last eight Fia.; two sons, Daniel Sopher and convenience of the family. Calling tains Tremble,” a documentary years to make progress on some of these issues,’’ Kennedy said 1 All ChTistmas Arrangements ^ P anti-communist activism after versations with Clifton White, dation, the John M. Olin Founda­ Robert Sopher, both of Kissimmee, hours t re Thursday from 2 to 4 and 7 about guerrillas in Guatemala. Monday in an interview in his Senate office. He also said the World War II to the Goldwater architect of the Goldwater cam­ tion and the J.M . Foundation. Fla.; five other sisters, Louise to 9 p.m. campaign of 1964, the New Right paign; and repeated clips of Some conservatives might be 7 members of the new Democratic Senate majority have "more of Jacques of South Windsor, Lorraine Price ■ i K ' a sense of working together” than when they last had control in of the 1970s and the election of William F. Buckley Jr. and surprised to see this show on LARGELY IN response to Paulman, Irene Pinette and Dora criticism, PBS last year set up a the 1970s. Martin, all of East Hartford, Lillian Ronald Reagan as president in William Rusher, both of National PBS, which has often been Piourde of Waterville. Maine; and ATTENTION All Silk & Dried Flower 1980. Review, the movement’s accused from the right of exhibit­ panel of outsiders to study its a brother, Eddie St. Germaine of KIRBY OWNERS!! The documentary is dotted Journal. ing a “liberal bias.” programs and policies to make Bonn links kidnapping, arrest Hartford. Arrangements 25% Off with rarely seen film from the Lest anyone be misled, this is a In September last year, 57 certain they “reflect the great W« have aENUMC Kim Y PU TS House members called for a diversity of human thought, BONN, West Germany — The government said today there was The funeral will be Wednesday in early events that shaped the sympathetic history of the con­ SEN. BARRY GOLDWATER WILLIAM F. BUCKLEY Kissimmee, Fla. Wa rapair NM y Vacann movement. The dark, grainy servative movement, not a criti­ study of the “apparent political expression and experience.” . . . arch conservative a connection between the kidnapping of a West German And the Corporation for Public . . . one of the players businessman in Lebanon and the Frankfurt arrest of a Lebanese August HInnov shots of confessed former Soviet cal one. imbalance” of PBS shows. And S lU U A m U N C E REPMII spy Whittaker Chambers at a It was produced by Neal B. Reed Irvine, head of Accuracy in , Broadcasting, the conduit for I man accused of UJacklng a TWA JatUner. Poal Rd Ptaia, Rt 30 The mass-circulation Bild newspaper, meanwhile, said the The funeral for August Hinnov, congressional hearing fingering Freeman, the first producer of Media, a private, conservative federal funds to PBS, sent out a advocate of the CPB study is When those studies get around 83, of 14 Eldridge St., who died Vanran, CT Bonn government had made contact with the kidnappers and Alger Hiss as a fellow traitor are Buckley’s “Firing Line,” a pro­ group which judges news cover­ proposal last fall for a study into board member Richard Brook- to reviewing “The Conaerva- Sunday, will be Wednesday at 11 •72-12M may send a special envoy this week to Beirut to try to release 36 Oak Street Cash & Carry a particular highlight, as is the gram that has showcased the age, called one PBS presentation the “objectivity and balance” of hiser, managing editor of Na­ Jives’ ’ there will be no doubt as to a.m. at the Watkins Funeral Home, i i ^ in 1986 “a sleazy, dishonest. the programs it funds. A key tional Review. the point of view of the program. Rudolf Cordes, who was abducted Saturday. 142 E. Center St. Burial will be in Qood thru 2-15-67 200 W. Center St. Now 'Thru End “class picture” of the 22 young conservative view as espoused the East Cemetery. Calling hours Manchester of January are today from 7 to 9 p.m. I» — MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Jan. 20.1987 Advice Tuesdasf TV Year looks bleak for stamp collecting

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It is shown gals. out "ALCOHOLISM You can beat surely there will be an occasional demands that ha taka her on a skiing trip as 95 Ssnfbrd and Son here now to Coflectors’ it!” issue you won’t be ashamed to put [TM C ] MOVIE: ‘A Woman of Paris' A a reward. bring some wom an's life is traced from a French viliage [C N N ] Nawsnight Back in 1959 the Pam American on a letter. to Paris, where she becomes the toast of CG MiHion Dollar Clianca of a Ufatlms [U S A ] Dragnet cheer with a Corner Games were honored with a 10-cent For the most part through, we the town and mistress of a wealthy play­ SS Novala: Harsneia Maldtta vista of some In his children’s thank yous T.J. Hooker Hooker and airmail in three colors, showing a can say, like Henny Youngman: boy. Edna Purviance. Adolphe Menjou, 12:05AM (G stamps we Russ MacKendrick Charlie Chapiin. 1923. Rated G. 9:00PM C D IS) Moonlighting (CC) Romano (ace a gang of vigilante cops out torch bearer. This year’s gem, as "Take our stamp designers. Lacemaking USA 22 : Lacemaking USA 22 Msddis and David separately seek the right to execute the city’s major criminals. (7() would be happy shown in Lynn’s Stamp News, is a Please! ” DEAR 5:30PM [ESPN] Scholastic Sports female for a lonely millionaire looking for a to use. year — at Christmastime. min.) (R). repellent red monstrosity featuring If you haven’t already had it up to ABBY: I am Am erica perfect mate. (60 min.) (R). SUSAN IN GOSHEN, CALIF. 12:30AM (G True Confessions This January the round rumps of runners. In a here with stories of stamps you’ll married to a [HBO] MOVIE: 'Homo from the Hlir An CG MOVIE; 'Tom Curtain' An American will be a dry Hleghimate son saves Ns father's life. Rob< (G Entertainment Tonight Rock 'n' roller word; gross. never own, you might enjoy a man who has physicist pretends to be a defecter in order DEAR SUSAN: I send my heart­ ert Mitchum, George Peppard, Eleanor Par­ to learn a secret equation vital to an impor­ Huey Lewis talks about his current tour and month for philately with the first whipped up in a trice by anybody; a ’Turning to a somewhat happier spellbinding book that records the two children by ker. 1960. In Stereo. his latest album, ''Forel’ ’ felt sympathy at the loss of your tant new weapon. Paul Newman, Julie An­ Item to come out Sunday at the round white hole and silhouetted sight is the Love stamp coming on travels of all 100 copies of the a previous mar­ Dear Abby drews, Lila Kedrova. 1966. (3) Jim & Tammy beloved brother. Maybe your older 6:00PM (X) (£ IS) ^ N e w * A P IP E X ’ 87 show at’Tucson, Ariz.: pine tree to represent a sunrise on the 30th. It will be a conventional world’s best-known stamp error, riage. The child­ IS) IS) HHI Street Blues Hill receives a Lata Night with David Lattarmari brother will see this and send you a (S Three’s Company IS) IS) ” ^Tow Truck 1920s,” the 27th in the the shores of Lake Huron. This is a “ valentine” heart with a stiletto from their discovery in 1918 to the ren IS and 16 Abigail Van Buren death threat when he causes an outburst at Tonight's guests ere Sammy Davis, Jr. and Valentine. CD Magnum, P.l. Transportation series. The value genuflection toward the impor­ point. It will enclose some pastel present day. years old, and 8 drug dealer's funeral, Russo and Flaherty Dr. Richard Brandt. (60 min.) In Stereo. 03) Gimme a Break work closer together and Larue and W ash­ (S ) Alfrad Hitchcock Presents will be 8.5 cents for third class tance of the timber industry and shades of geometric designs. The book is “ Jenny! ’ ’ by George live with their ington enlist Sid the Snitch in a scheme to DEAR ABBY: After you printed (S) Mock and Mindy nonprofit mailings. It is a sketch of water-borne trade during the early Love is a mixed bag if we take it Amick. In soft cover, $9.95 postpaid mother in bust a drug kingpin. (60 min.) ® Mors Real People Lacemaking USA 22 : Lacemaking USA 22 that letter from "Paul in La (8) M*A"S*H a kind of gray gibbet affair headed development of the state. from stamp artists. The 1982 effort from Linn’s P.O. Box 29, Sidney, another state. @ @ Consarvativs* 95 Oena Scott Mirada,” who enrolled in law ® Dordor Who south. Can be had with a red From the USPS Release we learn was pretty good, with flowers Ohio 45365. For a real splurge, H e r e ’ s the school at age 42 and is soon to m ) Novela; Cicatrices dal Alma [U S A ] Edga of Night pre-cancel. (8 ) Charlla's Angels that the name Detroit comes from intertwined to spell out the word, spring $20 and get the deluxe problem; My husband is quite they call you.) Settle this now to graduate, I had to write. 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Jan. 20. 1987 — 18 SPORTS Newly named No. 1 Iowa holds onto top spot By The Associated Press some help from our big men,” After Jones gave the Redmen the ■ Purdue Coach Gene Keady said. lead, Charles Smith had a chance to The Iowa Hawkeyes, the newest N C A A Hoop “ I ’m not going to tolerate them win it for Pitt, but his eight-foot shot No. I kids on the college basketball standing around and watching the missed with three seconds left. 1 Whalers’ OT win over Habs snaps drought block, were determined not to get game.” Mark Jackson added 16 points as knocked off. « Hawkeyes came back. No. 4 Novada-Lat Vagoa 73, St. John’s. 13-2. won its fourth "The most humiliating thing is Gamble’s basket with 3; 58 left Fullarton Slala 65: Freddie Banks straight game. Mike Goodson led MONTREAL (AP) - The smile (if) we got No. 1 today and then broke a 65-65 tie and, after Purdue the Panthers, 13-4, with 15 points on Hartford coach Jack Evans's scored 22 points and Armon Gilliam we’d go out a couple hours later and missed a pair of three-point shots, a and CHirtis Aiken had 13. '• face told t lii^ tales. 18 as UNLV surged past Fullerton NHL Roundup Wb’re not No. 1. The whole team’s three-point' play by Horton made it State in the second half in their The Whalers’ 5-4 overtime vic­ worked three years to get to this 70-65. No. 16 Navy 64, Dalawara 60: tory over the Montreal Canadians Pacific Coast Athletic Association David Robinson scored 32 points place where we are. Eight hours, Melvin McCants’ basket pulled game. on Monday was Hartford’s first Hartford, with his second goal and became Navy’s all-time re­ what does that mean?” Jeff Moe the Boilermakers within three UNLV, 16-1, led 44-3^t halftime road trip triumph in its last seven sending Montreal goaltender Pa­ bounding leader as the Midshipmen said after undefeated Iowa averted points, and Iowa’s B.J. Armstrong before Fullerton State came back NHL games. trick Roy to the bench midway trounced visiting Delaware. that possibility Monday night by missed the first foul shot in a and eventually took a 57-56 lead It snapped a two-game losing through the second period. John Robinson, a 7-foot-l senior, beating No. 5 Purdue 70-67 in a one-and-one situation with 12 se­ with 8; 41 remaining. The Runnin’ streak and, last but not least, it Anderson and Sylvain ’Turgeon also grabbed eight rebounds, giving him tough Big Ten game. conds to go. Rebels then scored eight straight tightened the race in the Adams scored. a total of 1,122. The All-America Iowa, 17-0, moved into the top But Troy Lewis, who led Purdue points and stayed ahead the rest of Divisions Gaston Gingras. Mats Naslund. center scored 11 points during a 25-4 spot Monday, replacing Nevada- with 20 points, missed a three-point the way. The Canadiens are first with 53 who scored on a penalty shot in the burst in the first half that turned a Las Vegas, which lost to Oklahoma try with three seconds remaining. Gerald Paddio added 16 points for points, three ahead of the Whalers. second period after being hauled seven-point deficit into a 32-20 lead. 89-88 on Saturday. The Hawkeyes Iowa was called for traveling with UNLV. Herman Webster scored 18 Hartford, which has won just twice down by Evason. Sergio Momesso Carl Liebert scored 12 points for showed they belonged there when one second left, but Lewis missed for host Fullerton State. in its last 10 games, has three and Bob Gainey scored for Navy, 12-3. Barry Berger had 14 for they rallied to win on the road again on a desperation three-point No. 6 DtPaul 61, Indiana Slate 49: games' in hand and will host the Montreal. the Blue Hens. despite playing without their top attempt at the buzzer. The Boiler­ Dallas Comegys scored 19 points Canadiens on Wednesday. Evason also said it was a relief to scorer, Roy Marble, for most of the makers made just four of 17 and sparked unbeaten DePaul past No. 10 Texas Christian 82, Texas “ We just had a disastrous four- win a game on the road. game. J three-point shots. visiting Indiana State. 37: TCU celebrated its first-ever game road trip where we didn’t win “ You have to stop the bleeding Kevin Gamble led Iowa with 19 Iowa Coach Tom Davis said his The Blue Demons, 15-0, trailed appearance in the Top Twenty by a game,’ ’ said Evans. “ Do you when it gets started like that.” he points, Ed Horton had 14 and Moe team knew it was ranked No. 1 38-34 early in the second half before beating Texas as Carven Holcombe know what that feels like? So said. “ We’re just looking for added 11. going into the game. running off 11 straight points, four scored 15 points and Jamie Dixon winning in this building is a great something to bring us out of it.” In other Top Twenty games. No. 4 " I think they were rattled a bit by Comegys. had 13. way to get back on track.” The Whalers got to Roy for goals UNLV beat Fullerton State 73-65. but I think they hid it.” Davis said. Rod Strickland added 18 for The Horned Frogs, 14-3, won their The Canadiens rallied twice from on their second, third, seventh and No. 6 DePaul defeated Indiana “ As we get more experience, we’re DePaul. Darrion Applewhite 10th straight game, their longest two-goal deficits, only to lose with 14th shots, and Roy admitted he State 61-49, No. 14 St. John’s downed doing a better job of handling things scqred 12 for the Sycamores, who winning streak in 35 years. TCU in the overtime period on Ron wasn’t sharp. No. 16 Pittsburgh 63-62, No. 18 Navy that might have disrupted us made nine of their first 11 shots leads the Southwest Conference Francis’ version of beat the clock. “ It was just one of those nights,” routed Delaware 84-60 and No. 19 before.” from the field and led 2M0 midway with a 5-0 record. A Time was running out when he said. “ Turgeon started my night Texas Christian beat Texas 52-37. Purdue. 14-2, led 42-38 at half­ Francis got a rebound, wheeled through the first half. TCU outscored the visiting with a shot from a bad angle that Iowa trailed 48-40 with 18minutes time, helped by 18 Iowa turnovers. AP photo around and slid a rebound under No 14 81. John’s 63, No. 16 Longhorns 18-4 to close the first half went in. I didn’t play well.” remaining. Yet even without Mar­ The Hawkeyes committed 30 tur­ Canadiens goaltender Brian Hay­ Pittsburgh 62: Shelton Jones scored and led 28-14 at the break. Texas did ble, who leads the team with a 15.5 novers overall, but outrebounded ward at 4:57, three seconds before Jets 5, Canucks 4 23 points, including two free throws not get a field goal in the final 16‘A Iowa's Jeff Moe (2) hits a defensive wall in Purdue's Tony scoring average but was sidelined Purdue 43-24. what would have been the final Brian Mullen scored 4] seconds with 21 seconds left that lifted St. minutes of the first half, missing 17 after he suffered a scratched eye “ If we’re going to stay in the Jones in their Big Ten action Monday night in Lafayette, buzzer. into the third period to cap a John’s over host Pitt in the Big straight shots, before ending their AP photo midway through the first half, the upper division we’ve got to get Ind. The Hawkeyes won, 70-67. Francis was more pleased with four-goal Winnipeg rally as the Jets East. slump early in the secondlialf. winning than scoring the winning rallied to win their seventh consec goal, and he echoed Evans’ utive game. Hartford’s Dave Semenko (72) gets his glove into the face N feelings. Mullen took a pass from Dale of Montreal's Gaston Gingras during first-period action. “ I think the biggest thingwewere Hawerchuk and beat Vancouver goaltender Richard Brodeur for the Sator rebuilding image with Sabres worried about was getting back to Rangers 2, Kings 2 2-1 lead. Maloney, standing in front playing the type of hockey we were game-winner. of Kings goaltender Roland Melan- capable of playing.” he said. Paul MacLean. Gilles Hamel, Rookie defenseman Steve Du­ son. deflected in Ron Greschner’s By John F. Bonfottl Meehan’s first move was to replace Rouche was banished to the minor "H e’s been great for us,” defen­ “ That’s been the most frustrating and Hawerchuk scored second- chesne scored at 7; 54 of the third turn-around slapshot from the right The Associated Press Coach Craig Ramsay with Sator. leagues and several Rangers, in­ seman Mike Ramsey said. “ Ted part.” period goals just under six minutes period to give the Kings a tie with point. Since then, the Sabres have been cluding Barry Beck, Mark Pavelich Sator is prepared'for the game Beating the buzzer is nothing new apart as the Jets battled back from the visiting Rangers. BUFFALO. N Y. - After a 6-4-2. improving their playoff chan­ and Steve Patrick, publicly critic­ every night. He lets everybody The Kings took a 1-0 lead on a goal AP photo for Francis. a 4-1 deficit. Duchesne took a centering pass by defenseman Grant Ledyard at tumultuous and short-lived debut ces from microscopic to visible ized Sator’s approach. know exactly what you’re supposed " I scored one with one second left Steve Rooney got the other from Morris Lukowich and fired a 8:38 with Tony McKegney sitting as an NHL coach with the New York with the naked eye. The media, he said, “ had a to be doing. He tries not to leave any this year in regulation against Winnipeg'goal in the first period. 10-foot wrist shot past New York out a tripping penalty. But the Hartford's Ulf Samuelsson (5) sends Montreal’s John Rangers. Ted Sator is rebuilding “ We’re certainly not in a position preconceived picture of Ted Sator open ends.” Buffalo and one with two seconds Tony Tanti scored three goals in a goalie John Vanbiesbrouck with Rangers tied the game on Tomas Kordic to the ice during their NHL game Monday night at his image as well as the undera­ where we’re flying the (white that didn’t necessarily fit who Ted Sator said that his experience losing effort for Vancouver. Garth 12:06 remaining to tie the game. chieving Buffalo Sabres.. surrender) flag.” Sator said. left against Quebec.” he said. “ But Sandstrom’s goal at 19:53, with the Forum. The Whalers won in overtime with three Sator is.” Asked to define that scouting the Sabres while still with this is my first one in overtime.” Butcher netted the other Canuck Don Maloney scored at 2:43 of the Mark Hardy in the penalty box Los Sator, dismissed 19 games into “ Reastically, in our next 35 games, media-enhanced image, he laughed the Rangers helped him evaluate Dean Evason scored twice for goal. third period to give the Rangers a Angeles. seconds left, 5-4. his second season with the Rangers we’ve got to win 20 of them. That’s and said; ’’Somewhere between a the Sabres’ major shortcoming. and hired 30 days later to turn not an impossibility; those are the Simon Legree and a Captain “ One of the things that we really around the teanri with the league’s hard cold facts of reality.” Bligh.” keyed on (against the Sabres) was worst record, insists he’d much While it may be hard to believe Despite the problems, the in terms of playing a speed and a DItka denies rather be where he is now than someone would rather be in Buffalo Rangers became stronger as the tempo game, and that’s one of the where he was at the start of the than New York, Sator is clearly season progressed, and then be­ things we thought was to our O rr’s last-second shot sinks Celtics season. relieved to be out of what he came the surprise club of the advantage,” he said. he’s quitting “ After talking with (General constantly refers to as “ the New playoffs. New York advanced past Manager) Gerry Meehan about his York scenario.” the Washington Capitals and Phila­ "W e’re working every day to try It was the Nets’ sixth consecutive Bv The Associated Press CHICAGO (AP) — MikeDitka philosophies. I really had very. / Sator arrived in New York with delphia Flyers before losing in the and improve our concept of team loss. says his statement that he would very little doubt that Buffalo would the reputation as one of hockey’s semifinals of the Stanley Cup speed and puck movement,” he Johnson scored 22 points in the It was just what the Boston NBA Roundup quit as head coach of the not have become my top choice, ” he up-and-coming coaches, a former playoffs to eventual champion added. “ Our practices are geared third quarter while the Lakei^s Celtics wanted — and just what the C!hicago Bears after the 1987 said, “ There’s a little better hockey collegiate and professional player Montreal. to higher concentration intensity New York Knicks needed. rallied from a lO-point deficit to tie culture in this area. Buffalo’s a with a lengthy hockey teaching Even with that success, it was and higher tempo than we’re going 2 season was made only to his the game at 96. Los Angeles, which With the score tied at 109-109 and wouldn’t be enough time for anyb­ assistants in a fit of anger. great hockey town.” resume. He quickly earned another obvious that a clash was in the to run into in the game. So when it has the NBA’s best record at 30-8, eight seconds remaining, the ody to do anything.” “ I did mention that to them, That solid foundation had been reputation, that of a tough taskmas­ making when the Rangers hired comes to game time, they’ll say outscored New Jersey 10-3 to open ’This is fun,’ ’ ' Knicks didn’t call a time out and Former Celtics guard Gerald but of course I mention a lot of undermined in recent seasons. In ter who clashed with some of his Phil Esposito as general manager. Sator also seems to have suc­ had a reserve forward bring the Henderson scored a season-high 23 the fourth quarter. things in the heat of anger. I ’m 1984 and 1985. the Sabres made players and the media. The Rangers’ 5-10-4 start pitted Johnson also grabbed 11 re­ ceeded in changing his perceived ball down the court. And when points, Patrick Ewing added 22 and not sure everything I say would quick exits from the playoffs. Last “ Walking into the New York Esposito, an old-school hockey bounds and handed out seven image as aloof, cold and calculat­ Boston’s defense covered the man Bill Cartwright had 21 points, 13 stay that way,” Ditka said year, the club missed the playoffs scenario, we knew it wasn’t going to man, against Sator and his scien­ assists. Buck Williams led the Nets ing. He has been accessible and he was supposed to pass to, the rebounds and a career-high eight Monday in an interview with for the first time in 11 years. be an easy job.” he said. “ We had to tific approach to the game, and with 30 points and 14 rebounds. forthright with the media, and even Knicks’ Louis Orr took a shot from assists. WBBM-TV in Chicago. Given thut recent trend, it was make a lot of decisions and Esposito won. shows signs of possessing a sense of just inside the three-point circle at Larry Bird led the Celtics with 35 Pacers 109, Bulls 95 “ I said nothing to the manage­ inevitable that General Manager sometimes they weren’t popular But Sator wasn’t unemployed for the buzzer. points, seven of them in a 23-second Scotty Bowman’s seven-year reign decisions. We would have shot long. He came to Buffalo with many humor. 0 Chuck Person scored 17 of his 27 ment of this organization, or to But Orr, a 36-percent shooter span to help Boston erase a 108-100 AP photo would come to an end following a ourselves in the foot had we made of the same coaching methods he Heading for a practice, he points in the fourth period and John any reporter,” Ditka added. from the field, sank the shot to give deficit with 1:20 left, and McHale 5-15-3 start -■ the league’s worst — o u r decisions based on employed in New York. This time, grinned and said, “ Well, I guess I Long finished with 25 as Indiana The Boston Globe reported the Knicks a 111-109 victory had 24 points and 11 rebounds. Ted Sator, who was let go by the New York Rangers this season. personalities.” though, the players aren’t better put my hook back on my arm downed visiting Chicago. Sunday that Ditka, upset over Monday. earlier this season, is rebuilding his image as a coach Upon replacing Bowman as GM. Popular scoring star Pierre La- complaining. and my eyepatch on.” Pistons 108, Hawks 98 A 10-0 burst put Indiana ahead to the firing of his friend Jerry “ It was the kind of shot we stay in the third quarter. Long had Vainisi as Bears general man­ behind the bench with the Buffalo Sabres. wanted them to take.” Celtics Adrian Dantley scored 27 points six of the 10 points. ager, had told his bosses he Coach K .C. Jones said of Orr’s long, and Vinnie Johnson came off the Michael Jordan led Chicago with would leave after the remaining off-balance jumper. “ You hope bench to add 20 as Detroit defeated 32 points, while Charles Oakley had year on his contract is over. Super Bowl spread is ‘exaggerated’ they would get a 20-footer from a Atlanta and overtook the Hawks for the Central Division lead. Atlanta 28 points and 18 rebounds. Vainisi, who remains a team guy that isn’t used to taking the shot consultant, was dismissed be­ Sporta in Brief at crunch time.” had led the division all season, and 76ers 107, Suns 104 By Barry Wllner finish after starting 6-0. while the had. the Pistons had last been in first cause of “ philosophical differ­ “ My follow through and concen­ Charles Barkley, benched at the ences,” according to Bears The Associated Press Giants won their final nine regular- “ I know a little about betting and tration were good, but I didn’t mean place in April. 1984. start of the game for being late, President Michael McCaskey. Kookaburra III wins defender trials season games. Denver was routed it means the New York bettors are to bank it in,” said Orr, who Detroit took a 13-point lead in the PASADENA, Calif - The odds- 41-16 in its season finale by Seattle. betting the Giants and there are first half and the Hawks could get scored 27 points, grabbed 13 re­ The Globe reported that Ditka FREMANTLE, Australia — Alan Bond brought the America’s finished with eight points. bounds, handed out four assists, was “ fuming” over the dismis­ makers aren’t sure the Denver The Giants have continued their more New York bettors than no closer than five thereafter. Cup to Australia, but he won’t get a chance to defend it. Broncos belong on the same field as overwhelming play in the playoffs, Denver bettors. Elsewhere in the NBA, it was Joe Dumars scored 20 points for had two steals and blocked a shot as sal of Vainisi, a friend and ally. Kookaburra III won the Am erica’s Cup defender trials today, the New York Giants for the Super routing San Francisco 49-3 and “ They did such a good job of Denver 118, Portland 116; San the Pistons, winners of seven of Philadelphia nipped Phoenix. Ditka, who also has been Antonio 113, the Los Angeles “ I showed up late. He (76ers rumored to be among several eliminating Australia IV and ending Bond’s hopes of defending Bowl. Both teams claim otherwise. Washington 17-0. The Broncos had covering our receivers that I didn’t their last eight games and 22 of The point spread for Sunday’s close victories of 22-17 against New want to see that confrontation Clippers 106; Detroit 108, Atlanta their last 26. Mike McGee led Coach Matt Guokas) didn’t start coaches being considered Iqr the the trophy that Australia II captured in 1983. 98; Indiana 109, Chicago 95; Hdston me. That’s part of the game,” Altanta Falcons, told WBBM game at the Rose Bowl has gone England and 23-20 in overtime at again. They won that battle in New Atlanta with 31 points and Kevin AP photo Kookaburra III beat Bond’s yacht for the fifth straight time 127, Cleveland 103; Philadelphia Barkley said. “ I should have been Monday that leaving the Bears from 8 immediately following the Cleveland. York, I thought.” Willis added 27. after a bungled start by Australia IV ’s skipper, Colin Beashel. 107, Phoenix 104; and the Los here on time.” would not be easy. conference championship games to "How we got here shouldn’t The Giants held a full-scale The Hawks played without high- Peter Gilmour, who handles the starts on Kookaburra III for Angeles Lakers 126, New Jersey New York's Patrick Ewing (33) and Boston’s Kevin Barkley scored seven points in “ If I did leave, a very big part 9‘/t and even 10. Considering the matter as much as ourbeinghere,” practice Monday, while the Bron­ scoring forward Dominique Wil­ helmsman Iain Murray, forced Beashel to ( .rcle to avoid hitting number of New York fans with Broncos linebacker Tom Jackson cos. who arrived on Monday, 115. kins. who strained his right knee McHale (32) reach for the basketball in their NBA game the last six minutes as Philadelphia of my life would leave also,” he Knicks Coach Bob Hill elected not Monday afternoon at Madison Square Garden. The held the Suns at bay. said. “ You kind of get to love it. the committee boat just before the start. added interest in the game this said. “The Giants are a much better scheduled their first practice to­ Sunday in a loss at Milwaukee. year, the spread could go higher. football team than the one we day. The intensity and interest in to call a timeout after Boston tied Knicks won, 111-109. You don’t just want to walk Beashel never recovered from the 36-second starting deficit, the score at 109 on Kevin McHale’s Spurs 113, Clippers 108 Rockets 127, Cavaliers 103 away from it. “ It’s ludicrous.” Giants Coach played in November. Maybe that’s those sessions is. according to and lost the race by 56 seconds. Bill 'Parcells said Monday as the why” the betting line is so high. Reeves, “ extremely important, the two free throws. San Antonio, led by Alvin Robert­ straight and dropped Los Angeles Ralph Sampson scored a season- “ But I ’ve learned to walk shot, giving him a career-high 16 teams began final preparations for “ But we feel we’re better, too. We most important days for us.” “ I ’m not going to let them set up son’s 27 points and 22 by Walter to 5-34, worst in the NBA. high 33 points, nine of them during a away from other things in life, points. But Schayes scored a field the National Football League didn’t give up a touchdown to them But Reeves thinks his team is their defense,” Hill said. “ To me, Berry, held off a fourth-period goal, hit two free throws with six 19-point Houston run in the third and if it came down to that, I Mattingly asking for $1,975 million that’s a negative. I want to go right charge by Los Angeles to down the Nuggets 118, Blazers 118 quarter, and grabbed 16 rebounds probably could do it.” championship game. ” We only beat offensively in the last game.” ready now. seconds ieft and sank another free them by three points in New York. Denver Coach Dan Reeves also “ The players were ready to play at them and be the aggressor. The visiting Clippers. Danny Schayes scored seven as the Rockets defeated Cleveland. For now, Ditka says, his only N EW YO R K — While Don Mattingly, Wade Boggs and Dwight throw when Portland pulled within It’s ridiculous. The teams are more after the pep rally.” Reeves said of aggressor usually wins those. I was The Clippers closed to 98-92 with points in the final 89 seconds to rally Houston, winning for the sixth sure job commitment is the job claimed both teams are better now one point. Gooden try to move near the $2 million class. Jack Morris, Jesse even than that.” the sendoff by 63,257 fans who went willing to take the heat if it didn’t 7; 00 left, but Robertson responded the host Nuggets over the short- time in seven games, trailed 68-64 of giving Bears fans something than in November. Bill Parcells of the Giants, is Alex English led the Nuggets with Barfield and George Bell are guaranteed of joining the million to Mile High Stadium to do nothing work.” with four baskets and Berry added handed Portland Trail Blazers. with 11 minutes to piay in the third to be proud of in 1987. The Giants edged the Broncos ’ ‘They had been playing very well smiling now, but will he after 31 points, whiie ClydeDrexler had a dollar club. 19-16 on a last-minute. 34-yard field more than cheer their heroes as And Orr, a 6-foot-9 forward who is four points to pull the Spurs ahead Portland, playing without regu­ quarter. The Rockets then scored 19 “ I don’t know what I ’m going then.” Reeves said, “ but right now, season-high 36 for Portiand. goal by Raul Allegre on Nov. 23. The they were introduced. “ From an Sunday's game with the averaging less than six points a 107-96. lar forwards Kenny Carr and Kiki straight points, including six on to do.” he told WBBM. “ But I Mattingly proposed a salary of $1,975,000 for himself next they have not been in a lot of close Broncos outgalned the Giants 405 emotional standpoint, we would’ve Broncos in the Super Bowl? game, made it work. Jon Sundvold added 20 for the Vandeweghe. both out with the flu, Lakers 126, Nett 115 Sampson dunks, for an 83-68 advan­ know one thing we are going to season and the New York Yankees gave an amount of $1.7 football games and that’s im­ million, the highest numbers ever sought by a player or offered yards to 262. rallied to tie the score pressed a lot of people.” been ready to play it then and 9 “ My first option was to pass to Spurs. led most of the way and had a Magic Johnson tied a Meadow- tage. Cieveland got no closer than do; we’re going to play great 16-16, then fell victim to an there.” quarterbacks. We play hard, tough, Gerald Wilkins, but he was co­ The Clippers were led by Michael 112-111 edge when Schayes began lands Arena record with a 42-point 13 the rest of the way. football in 1987... and try to keep by a team in the 12-year history of salary arbitration. . Giants quarterback Phil Simms, eight-play, 55-yard drive that led to who completed 11 of 20 passes for Emotionally, according to clean football. I told LT about it. He vered,” Orr said. “ Once I passed Cage, with 29. and Mike Woodson his streak. performance, 28 of them coming in John Williams scored 23 points all the other stuff out of the Ron Darling and Orel Hershiser are also hoping to reach the the winning kick. Banks, the Giants can get a lift was flabbergasted.” halfcourt. I was thinking shot all the with 23. The Trail Blazers’ last lead, the second half, to lead the Lakers and Keith Lee had a season-high 20 newspapers.” ' 148 yards — half of that in the last million-dollar mark this season. simply from listening to the radio. Which is precisely how Parcells way. I knew if I pass^ off. there The loss was the Clippers’ third 114-113, came on Jerome Kersey’s over New Jersey. for the Cavaiiers. “ The spread is exaggerated, drive, including a 46-yard pass to said he felt when he heard about the Players and clubs had to submit their contract figures Monday badly exaggerated.” Giants line­ Phil McConkey — doesn’t have fond “ We were driving to practice and I heard on this radio station about point spread for the first Giants for those who have filed for salary arbitration. A total of 106 filed backer Carl Banks said. “ We may memories of the previous game have beaten them but we can’t be the ‘Criminal of the Week,’ ” Banks appearance in a Super Bowl. and three more accepted their team’s offer to go through the with Denver. And he expressed overconfident with Denver. These “ shock” that the Giants are so said. “ They gave it to LT (Law­ Denver lost in 1978 to Dallas. process, although several players have signed since then. guys are very good. They are a lot heavily favored. rence Taylor) and the Giants “ It’s a product of the way we Whaler Old-Timers top line outproduces them all Gooden, like Mattingly, filed for arbitration last year and better than what the oddsmakers “ I don’t understand why we are a defense for having a bounty on played the last two wins.” Parcells wound up settling for $1.32 million. are making them.” big favorite.” Simms said. “ The quarterbacks. said. “ People think we’re that good. The Broncos struggled to an 11-5 game was as tough as any we’ve “ We don’t have any bounty on I can assure you we’re not.” During Montreal’s reign of dynasty in the National collectcu uA on 29 others for 60 points. Veisor, defensemen Marty Howe, Norm Barnes, Paul Gooden, after going 17-6 with a 2.84 earned run average for the Hockey League the Canadiens boasted the high- Howe’s totals were 15 goals, 37 assists and 52 points. Hurley, Roberts, Russ Anderson and forwards Tom New York Mets last season, is asking for $1.8 million in 1987. The scoring Punch Line. Toronto’s best years were when The Old-Timers’ No. 1 line averaged 12.7 points per Rowe. Don Blackburn, Tom Earl, Bill Bennett and Mets offered no raise, offering the exact same salary he made in the Kid Line was active. Detroit’s Red Wings ruled the game and 5.1 goals per start. Gerry McDonald. 1986. Boris Becker upset victim at Austraiian Open roost when the Production Line was most effective. Herald Angle Operating again this year, in season No. 4. with youth Hearings will be held from Feb. 5-15, and an arbiter will choose The Kraut Line spearheaded the Boston Bruins and the hockey in Connecticut the benefactor, the No. 1 line got either the player’s amount or the club’s. Negotiations between Earl Yost One good guy MELBOURNE. Australia (AP) 40-minute marathon. ousted No. 3 Pam Shriver of traiian Davis Cup team last year.' LEG Line of the current Hartford Whalers has off to a fast start with a 14-point effort against the the two sides can continue until the arbiter’s decision. 7 received much ink but one line that surpasses all five in Sports editor Emeritus Slapshots at Wesleyan University. To date over $65,000 Among the honorees at the annual Gold Key Dinner — Boris Becker lost bis poise and, Masur now will face another Lutherviiie, Md., 6-3, 6-1 to move outplayed Becker in the final set point production is boasted by the Hartford Whalers has been raised for the youngsters. of the Connecticut Sports Writers Alliance on February consequently, a chance at adding unseeded player. Kelly Evernden into the semifinals against top- after he squandered three match Old-Timers. Since the line was formed four years ago, Lacroix 1 at Howard Johnson’s in Windsor Locks will be Orioles negotiating with Ray Knight the Australian Open title to his two of New Zealand, who ousted Der­ seeded Martina Navratilova, a 6-3, points in the tense fourth-set Hall of Famer Gordie Howe, who was part of has six hat trick;;, Swain five and Howe three. Vernon’s Frank McCoy. ’The well-known lawyer will be Wimbledon crowns. rick Rostagno of Rancho Palos 6-0 winner over No. 7 Zina Garrison tiebreaker, which Becker won 11-9. Detroit’s Production Line, and professional hockey’s Three and possibly four more games remain on the cited with a Good Guy Award for his association with BALTIMORE — The Baltimore Orioles agreed to a one-year Unseeded Wally Masur of Austra­ Verdes, Calif., 6-7, 6-2, 6-4, 5-7, 7-5. of Houston. When Becker broke to lead 2-0 in the finai set. the young West all-time highest individual scorer, captains the Whaler Old-Timers’ schedule. Feb. 13 at the Taft School in athletic teams on all levels for the past decades. contract with outfielder Mike Young Monday, and free-agent lia played the finest match of his life Australian Pat Cash, the 11th Second-seeded Hana Mandlikova German appeared set to cruise to Old-Timers. At age 58. when most men are content to be Watertown. Feb. 27 at Connecticut College in New Almost every community has one man who stands out third baseman Ray Knight paid a visit to the club offices. today to score a stunning victory seed, advanced with a 6-4, 6-1, 6-7, of Czechslovakia. the 1980 Austral­ ian Open women’ s champion, victory. But Masur played some of just fans or anticipating the rocking chair stage of life. total of 187 points in a three-year period. 1984-86. while London, where ex-Whaler and Old-Timer Doug for his efforts in keeping sports alive and programs Young, 26, batted .252 in 117 games with the Orioles last season, over the two-time Wimbledon 1-6, 6-2 triumph over Paul Anna- Howe is still scoring goals. compiling a record of 13 victories, one loss and one tie. Roberts is the rink director, and March 13 in Stamford improving and McCoy fits that bill perfectly. champion and advance into the cone of Bridgehampton, N.Y., and routed No. 8 Lori McNeii of Houston his finest tennis of the day and with nine home runs and 42 RBI. The club would not release the Becker’s resoive crumbled. Howe, who earned the tag “ Mr. Hockey” during a The trio collected 76 goals and added 111 assists. against the New York Rangers’ Old-Timers. Among those who paid their last respects to Tommy quarterfinals of the $1.65 million will face third-seeded Yannick 6-0, 6-0, and will next face No. 5 amount of the contract. ^ “ He had me in the bag,” Masur 32-year career in the National Hockey League and the Lacroix, current colorman for home radio broad­ Tentative plans have been made to showcase the O’Neill last week in Manchester was Connecticut Australian Open tennis champion­ Noah of France, who rallied to Claudia Kohde-Kiisch of West Ger­ Knight talked Monday morning with General Manager Hank said. “ Then he iet the crowd rattle World Hockey Association while scoring 801 goals and casts of Whaler games and the all-time scoring Whaler Old-Timers against a team of celebraties in Governor William O’Neill, a tribute to the popularity of ships at Kooyong. down No. 14 Tim Wilkison of many. a 7-6, 4-6, 6-2 winner over Peters about the possibility of signing with the Orioles, Peters him a littie and I kept my head.” collecting 1,150 points, is the main attraction when the champion in the World Hockey Association, led the way March prior to a regular Whaler game at the Hartford the former boxer, trainer and manager who was active Masur, 23. ranked 71st in the Asheville. N.C., 4-6,4-6,6-3,6-4.6-2. unseeded Australian Eiizabeth said. No agreements were reached, but Peters said he expects “ I couidn’t serve or return, and Old Timers skate. with 30 goals and 45 assists for 75 points, getting 32 Civic Center. in politics in his later years. O’Neill, a native of Ireland, world, defused the 19-year-old West There also was an upset in the Smylie. negotiations to continue. suddenly I started to lose my cool.” The No. 1 line, which finds Garry Swain on left wing points in each of the last two years. Swain, best known Besides the aforementioned, other former Whalers was a regular performer on cards at the local state German’s booming serve to score a women’s ^.singles, as lOth-seeded Masur, who was unable to gain a Becker said. and Andre Lacroix at center, clicked for an astonishing for his penalty killing in WHA days with the Whalers. who perform with the Old-Timers include goalie Mi'.: 3 armory when amateur and semi-pro boxing prospered. 4-6,7-6,6-4,6-7,6-2 upset in a 3-hour. Catarina Lindqvist of Sweden regular starting spot on the Aus­ I ^ U - MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday. Jan. 20. 1987

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Coll 805- UFOR RENT Manchester - dynamic of­ Detroit at Utah, 9:30 p.m. Woolrldge5128920, Williams 12-165730, Lone5101-19,(tare591-19,Smlth5145512, DePaul 61, Indiana St. 49 Spacious early period cen­ EJ (Joolles— Hartford, Llut (20 shots-16 fice space. 200 square feet Gmlnskl 812 38 19, Washington 58 OO 8, Goodson 7-100015, Alken5138014, Brookin Fort Hays St. 89, Marvmount, Kan. 61 United Bank split two lost weekend. ..perdlum positions avalla- ' Rham High School, He­ ployment Manager, 687-6000. Ext. GH-9965 for Golf Clubs • set of McGreg- saves). Montreal, Roy (14-10), Havword Homllne 66, Bethel, Minn. 62 bron, C T 06248. Immediate ter chimney Colonial and up. Voconty. Reaso­ (10:40 second, 98). Brown 84 2-22, Wood 181 -23, Bal lev00800, 1-2803, Cooper82000, Cavanaugh81800, The Bankers were blanked by Central "~ble. Interested applicants Hockonum Industries. current repo list. homes to be built. Custom Quiet professional wanted gor Jock Nlcklous Irons, Turner 554810, McKenna488010, Klng57 Totals25615762. Iowa 70, Purdue 67 Connecticut, 2-0. Jessie Carlson- opening. For application nable with many emenl- 2 A— 17,205. Nuggels118.Blszers116 ' please contact Joanne at 875-0750. EOE. to rent room In duplex 3-motched woods, covers, 808, Coleman 2-21-25. Totals 4576 2530115. Halftime— Pittsburgh 40, St. John's 33. John Carroll 48, Penn St.-Behrend 37 Conway hod 19 saves In goal. The please call 228-9474 D.O.E. designs Include 3 bed­ tles. Coll Klernan Realty, Referee— Kerry Fraser. Linesmen— MId-Am Nazorene83, Benedictine, Kan.75 - 721-7393 between 9 and 4. Manchester-Lovely Cope rooms, 2 1/2 baths, 2 near busline. Use of kit­ pro bog with umbrella. Woyne Bonnev, Bob Hodges. Three-point goals— St. John's 57 (Jackson Bankers came back to down Avon, 6-2. Inc., 649-1147. PORTLAND 016) L.A. Lakers 21 31 42 18-126 3-6, Hempel 81), Pittsburgh 512 (Aiken 28, Scott Chamberlond hod three goals and ii Port time - gas station 6 rooms, 1 '/i baths, 2 cor fireplaces, 2 cor garage, chen washer and dryer. $99.00. 649-1794.0 Kersey 5116816, Johnson5115718, Jones New Jersey 28 10 18 19-115 Brookin 1-1, Goodson 1-3, (lore 82). Mllllken 61, Washington, Mo. 59 Joe Hayes, Bret Lentine and Chris Rios • -Telephone answering ser- Cleaning personnel. Even­ oftendonf. Days, flexible garage. Move In condition $70 per week. 647-8457. Minot St. 95, Jamestown 63 ings and/or weekends. full basement, oak ca­ Industrial space available 1-1002, Drexler 15265736, Porter8175420, Three-point goals— McKenna 2. Fouled Fouled out— None. Rebounds— St. John's added one apiece. Chris Duperron had ' vice needs operators first hours. Apply at Spruce on Porter Street. $139,900. binets, colonial trim, 6 Dockworth485511,Paxson5131-19, Marti n out— None. Rebounds— Los Angeles 37 33 (Brust 11), Pittsburgh 34 (Lane 18). Mo.-St. Louis 82, Quincy 62 two assists and Hayes, Nate Spleker, 643-5747. In Bolton. Approximately B0AT8/MARINE N. Iowa 76, Valparaiso 73 ' and second shift. Paid Street Mobil, 220 Spruce Klernan Realty. 649-1147. panel doors, vinyl or On bus line near MCC, use Jets 5. Canucks 4 0-1000, Holton 1-32-24. Totals44-892834116. (Johnson 11), New Jersey 41 (Wlllloms Assists— St. John's 12 (Jackson 5), Pitts­ Duane FIcara and Carlson-Conway one .^training. Call 649-2133 Street. 1800 so ft. Office facilities EQUIPMENT 14). Assists— Los Angeles 23 (Johnson, burgh 15 (Goodson 5). Total fouls— St. St. Ambrose 83, Mercy 75 apiece. Nick Stauder was In goal tar the cedar siding, generous of kitchen and loundrv St. John's, Minn. 69, Gustav Adolphus 67 Office posItlon-East Hart­ Large 7 room Cape. Fan­ and loading dock. Coll E] Abdul-Jobbar 7), New Jersey 29 (Wood John's 14, Pittsburgh 15. A— 6,798. anytime. facilities, 2 weeks security Vancouver 3 l 0—4 DENVER 018) victory. ford. Retail chain seeks flooring allowances, Able Coll & Electronics, English 12-257831,Cooper1-5002,Schoves 8). Total fouls— Los Angeles 23, New Jersey tastic area, finished base­ PLUS...beautiful finished deposit. $60 per week. Coll 16 foot Mod River canoe, Winnipeg 1 3 1— 5 2-5 68 10, Lever 1024 6-6 26, Dunn 1-4 00 23. Technicals— Los Angeles Illegal St. Olof 61, Macalester 56 motivated person for gen­ ment, family room. Howard Rood, Bolton, Ct. First Period— 1, Vancouver, TontI 20 St. Thomas, Minn. 65, Carleton 57 Squirt A Artists and craffers work throughout! Other 649-4054 otter 7 on week- paddles Included. Used 2, Rasmussen 1-2 00 2,Evans7-162-217, defense, New Jersey Illegal defense. How top twenty fared .^wanted for consignment eral office duties. In­ $119,900. 649-9664. Princi­ days, anytime on 646-5686. Monday through (Sundstrom, LIdster), 10:52. 2, Winnipeg, Atarle 510 1-2 9, Walker 7-11 59 19. Totals A— 14,197. SW Missouri 89, W. Illinois 75 L.Wood 8i Sons also split last wee­ lOlSITUATION styles also availab­ four times. Excellent con­ Rooney 2 (Neufeld, Watters), 11:42. 3, cludes data entry, filing. ples only. Thursday. 8om to 5;30pm. 4510227-35118. How the too twenty teams In The Tabor 83, McPherson 58 kend. Wood fell to Simsbury, 4-2, and : studio. Please call or stop w a n t e d le...OR...bring your own weekends. dition. $800. Please coll Vancouver, Butcher 2 (Sutter, Sund­ Valley City St. 81, Dickinson St. 59 Good math skills a must. 00• ‘ ■ Portland 29 32 13 22— 116 Associated Press' college basketball poll bet West Hartford, 4-1. Phil Dakin had — by Thursday, Friday or plans. Call for your per­ 643-4942 after 6om or 647- strom), 17:19.4, Vancouver, TantI 21 (Sutter, Denver 25 31 35 27-111 Wayne, Mich. 68, Lewis 56 both goals In the loss to Simsbury. Crolg For Interview appoint­ Manchester-Charming 7 Richter), 19:30. Penalties— Smyl, Van fared Monday: r Saturday, Victoria Ashley sonal appointment and let Looking for something WANTED 9946 8:30 - 5:30. Ask for Three-point goals— Evans. Fouled out— 1. Iowa (178) beot No. 5 Purdue 7087. Wls.-Green Boy 86, Ill.-Chlcago 77 Massicotte and Kris LIndstrom hod ;;; Studio, 9iS9 Main Street, ment call Miss Caicio, Experienced nurse aide. room Colonial, 3 bed­ (roughing), 5:39; Steen, Win (roughing), Johnson, Duckworth, Cooper. Rebounds— Spurs113,Ciippers106 Wls.-Mllwaukee 60, Carroll, WIs. 59 assists. Dave Manneboch and Dakin us help you start planning special? Why not run a TO RENT Bob. 5:39; McBol/i, Win (roughing), 5:39; 2. North Carolina (151) did not ploy. ' second floor, Manchester. Monday through Friday, Excellent references. Will room, 2 full baths, large Portland 61 (Kersey 16), Denver 55 3. Indiana (151) did not ploy. Xavier, Ohio 77, Evansville 70 eoch scored twice against West Hart­ your new home today. "Wanted to Buy" ad In Bruce, Von/(trlpplng), 6:29; Pederson, ford. Kevin Low and Billy Hayes each " 649-8181. 9am-4pm. 528-6395. core for your loved one In country kitchen on extra Van (hlgtvMIcklng), 17:48; Hawerchuk, (Walker 12). Assists— Portland 25 (Porter L.A. CLIPPERS (106) 4. Nevodo-Los Vegas (151) b ^ Fuller­ your home. Will cook and Sentry Real Estate, 643- Classified. The cost Is 9), Denver 22 (Lever 8). Total fouls— ton State 7565. assisted twice and M arty Curtis once. large lot. Excellent condi­ 6601.0 Single professional MUSICAL Win (hl^stlcklng), 17:48. Coge 12-195929, Fields 58806, Beniamin dlght housekeeping. 282- small ... the response big. woman without depend­ Portland 31, Denver 30. Technicals— 2-10 1812 14, Drew 510 80 11, Woodson 5. Purdue(152) losttaNo.1 tawa7867. Part time secretary - Man­ Full time delivery person. tion. $135,000. Owner. 646- ITEMS Second Period— 5, Vancouver, TontI 22 Drexler, Denver Illegal defense. A— 9,726. Pee Wee B 9776. 643-2711. ents seeking 4 room apart­ (Sutter, Richter), :20.6,Wlnnlpeo,Mac Lean 9-195623,Volentlne5108O6, Gordon 1-21-13, chester law office. Flexl- 40 hours plus, heovy lift­ 3626. Manchester - $164,900 - Kempton802-22, Whlte280O4, [Xilley5780 6. DePaul (158) beat Indiana Stote61-49. Scholastic ing, benefits available. ment In residential area. 22 (Hawerchuk, Mullen), 3:13.7, Winnipeg, Regal Men's Shop played three times — ble hours and convenient Super house In super Baldw in - ocrosonlc. Hamel 18 (Steen, Watters),8:25.8, Winnipeg, 8. Totals 41-9125X106. last weekend, winning two and losing location. Coll 9 am to 5 Hard working people only A student desires babysit­ Hobbyists rejoice - Man­ APARTMENTS Able to upkeep and refur­ Hawerchuk 30, 9:11. Penalties— None. 7. Syracuse (151) did not play. area! Quality built and Spinet piano. $1300. 646- 8. Temple (152) did not ploy. one. Regal's whipped Wallingford, 8-1, pm. 643-7779. need apply. Call 643-2171. ting lob. Evenings and chester - $159,900 - Heated bish. Excellent locol refer­ SAN ANTONIO (111) Scholastic standings ond bowed to Greater New Haven, 4-3. weekends. Please coll af­ well maintained home FOR RENT ences. 633-6841. 0078. Third Period— 9, Winnipeg, Mullen 12 Berry 11-14 1-1 23, Greenwood 2-7 57 8, 9. Illinois (153) did not play. 1JX)0 square feet, 4 car with 3 bedrooms plus den, Radio, TV . Clemson (168) did not ploy. In Its victory, Brian W ry hod two goals, ter 3pm. 643-1749. (Hawerchuk, MacLeon), :41. Penalty— Gilmore 28 54 8, Sundvold 818 2-3 X , 10 Scott Harrison two and Don Barry, Persons to work In kit­ Experienced Mechanic, garage would be great for 2 full baths, fireplaces In Vancouver bench, served by Lowry (too Robertson 1521 1-2 27, Jones 28 OO 4, 11. Oklofioma (12-3) did not play. all benefits, must have any number of uses. If Monchester-2nd floor, 2 Duke (152) did not ploy. B asketball (Sory Jonas and Tim Shumaker one chen making sandwiches living room and huge PETS AND monv.men), 7:09. Mitchell 512 54 16, Thompson 18 1-2 3, 12. apiece. B arry had five assists. W ry Widow needs female com­ accompanies this 4 bed­ bedroom, heat and ap­ TONIGHT Dowklns842-22, NealyOOOOO, Krvstkowlak 13. Alabama (152) did not ploy. and other kitchen duties. own tools. Apply M 8, M family room, bright and SUPPLIES Shots on goal— ^Vancouver 14-8-6— ^28. four, Harrison, Craig Ough and Jeff Service Station. 649-2871. panion to shore expenses. room/ full dormed Cope pliances. No pets. $550 Winnipeg 1580— 31. 7 p.m. — College basketball: Louis­ 80 52 ZTotals 4594 21-27 113. 14. St. John's (152) beatNo.16Plttsburgh CCC-Rost O'gll I'Coll 649-0305. sunny eot-ln kitchen with CLDTHIN6 I Grote two apiece. Winning goalie Tom ‘ Own room. Coll 644-4048 plus security. Call 646- Power-ploy (Xiportunitles— Vancouver 0 ville vs. Virginia Tech, ESPN L.A. Clippers 22 28 25 11— 106 6342. W L W L MItney had 9 soves. Jason Allan, Mark with flreploced living sliders to patio, 2 cor 15. Georgetown (12-2) did not play. WIndhom s 0 8 0 3979. of 1; Winnipeg 0 of 2. 7:30 p.m. — Bruins vs. Nordlaues, San Antonio X 26 12 2S— 113 Mdford and Chris MIckus had the goals offer 3 pm. room, dining room and 16. Pittsburgh (154) losttoNo.USt.John's Hartford Public 4 0 5 2 garage, lots of living Boots - women's brown Goalies— Vancouver, Caprice (20shots-16 Channel 38 Thre5polnt goals— Drew. Fouled out— In the loss. Jonas, Harrison, Grote and lower level rec room. 6362. East Hartford 4 t 6 2 space and storage. All this western Zodiac. Size 6 - saves), Brodeur (9:11 second, 11-10). 7:30 p.m. — Hartford vs. Molne, None. Rebounds— Los Angeles SO (Cage Peter Hayes each had an assist. MItney New comer to U.S.A. Manchester - 5 room, 2 17. Auburn (183) did not ploy. Manchester 4 1 5 3 Property also Includes 2 Winnipeg, Berthlaume (14-11), Penney WKHT 11),SanAntonlo61 (Berry ID . AssIsts-i^Los made a dozen saves. AUTOMOTIVE set on a beautiful lands­ bedroom, 1st floor. Ap­ 61/2. New. $25.00. Call Free to a good home! 18. Navy (12-3) beat Delaware 84-60. South Windsor 2 4 2 5 wonts to live with Ameri­ story barn and adjacent (:00 second, 14-13). 8p.m. — College basketball: Missouri Angeles 23 (Drew 5), San Antonio X Regal's also blanked Simsbury, 5-0. caped lot with privacy.S- 643-0491 .□ 19. Texas Christian (153) beat Texas Fermi 1 4 1 5 can family to practice his pliances, wall-to-wall car­ Siamese cot, neutered. A— 11,413. vs. Kansos, USA Cable (Sundvold 7). Total fouls— Los Angeles 22, Harrison hod three goals and Barry and corral. D.W.FIsh Realty, 52-37. Rockville 0 5 1 7 entrv Real Estate, 643- peting, full basement, Coll otter 6pm 647-7441. Referee— Ron Koharskl. Linesmen— 9p.m. — College bosketball: Clemson San Antonio22.Technlcals— CoochChoney. Hayes added one apiece. Billy Pace had BOOKKEEPER English. Coll 643-7728 or 643-1591 or 871-1400.D X. North CarollnaState(118)dldnot ploy. Enfield 0 5 2 6 6601.0 washer and dryer hook Designer original­ Ryan Bozok. Jerry Pateman. vs. Georgia Tech, ESPN A— 5,428. an assist. 721-8158. Well experienced automotive bookkeeper ups, garage; on bus line.. wedding gown and veil. Abandoned on my door Super spacious - Manches­ Manchester - $115,000 - Size 15. Value $2500. Never needeiJ to take charge of a busy office in a ter - $189,000 - 2,600 square No utilities. 1 month secur­ step. Cots/klttens, some This Is a "must see" ity deposit. $ 575. 649-6245 worn, must sell $850. Gray fixed, need a good home fast growing dealership. Top salary and all feet, 5 bedroom Victorian house! Sparkling Victo­ and rose gown. Size 20. Real Estate Colonial. This quality after 5 pm. to adopt today. 232-1393 or the right benefits. Call Mr. Champagne to­ rian Cape with over 1400 $120. Alterations included. home built In 1895 Includes 242-6522. day for an appointment. square feet of living area. Excellent 3 room apart­ 646-0236.D o 13 X 23 flreploced living Formal living room and CLASSnUED ADVERTISING 643-2711 room, formal dining room ment. Stove, refrigerator. Abandoned dogs/pup- IHDMES dining room, plus first No pets. Security, referen­ Wedding gown, togs still ples. Vet checked, some GEM CHEVROLET and first floor flreploced floor parlour, wonder­ attached. Never worn. FOR SALE den, 3 car garage with loft ces. $350. 649-4003. fixed, some house broken, fully spacious kitchen Bridal original. Medium. need good homes. 243-0896 106 Storrs Rd.; Willimantic and attached shed. Home plus laundry area, 3 bed­ Motchlng veil. $350. 646- LOST Is In very good condltl- Three room aportments- or 623-8408. Brand new listing - Nice rooms, full basement, 1 No appliances. No pets. 0795 leave message. UAND FOUND HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED I HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED 456-0008 on.D.W.FIsh Realty, 643- car gorgoe. Convenient and clean 5 room Cope. 3 1591 or 87M400.n Security. Coll 646-2426 ED ED locotlon.Sentry Real Est­ weekdays 9 to 5. MISCELLANEOUS ED ED bedrooms, newer fur­ F / C Bookkeeper- Immediate opening for Munson's Chocolates Is ate, 643-6601 .□ m Impounded-AAale Dober­ Body shop openlng-Must Telephone suryey opera­ Receptlonist-Manchester nace, many updated Im­ Beautiful, remodeled Vic­ FOR SALE man, 4 years old. Black be able to restore Mus­ tors needed part time to doctors office. Must be Experlence required to keyboard/plano Instruc­ accepting applications for provements. Listed on Na­ Four room apartment, FURNITURE perform all accounting tor. Call Manchester Re­ full time employment. torian Colonial on large Manchester-7 room Cape, El and ton. Main Street. tangs and other classic update Manchester city dependable, mature, and tional Historic Register. heat, garage and applian­ Large Doll -1950, for sale. functions on computer creation Department at Monday through Friday. BO DY SHOP "country" lot here In Center Spring Park area. Please coll the Manches­ cars. Pay according to directory. Work at home, conscientious. Afternoon Plant Workers needed- Perfect for CHFA! $81,900. Manchester. Fully Insu­ ces. $500. Professional or wing bock chair - print 2 year old size. $30.00. Coll ter Doo Warden at 643- skill. Heritage Auto Body must be able to call the hours and Tuesday eyen- through F/S. Fast grow­ 647-3089 for more Syndet Products Inc., Hours are 8om to 4:30pm. ^ t e c h n i c i a n Jackson & Jackson Real Air conditioned, Fuego retired couple preferred. fabric, warm tones. Ex­ 643-7534.0 ing company In new mod­ Information. Full benefits. Call for lated. Newer wood/coa- fireplace, attached gar­ 643-9664. 9 6642. of Andoyer Incorpora­ aboye area. Send name, Ings. Call 646-5153 and needs production assist­ Estate, 647-8400.O l/oll combination fur­ cellent condition. Comfor­ tion. 742-7693. address and telephone leoye message- ern facility. Excellent be­ ants In our modern Indus­ oppointment at 647-8639.' OiBBn workins ahop. Plat rate plus bonus, age. Immaculate. Broker. table. $60.00.643-2041 after "In-A-Flash" Moth and nace. New 12 X 16 deck off 6W-0498. number In own hand writ­ nefits, pleasant working Clerical-Full time for ex­ trial detergent blendlng- paid vaeaUonB. Apply in parson to Worm and Cozy - Worm of klfchen.Newer Ther- Manchester 1 bedroom 6 pm. □ English SAT flash cards. Horticultural mainte­ ing to; Johnson Publish­ waitresses and Walters environment. East Had- /manufacfurlng apartment-parking cellar panding company . Light Housekeeper/Cook fflr up on these cold winter mopone windows. Much $10.00. Call 646-3033.O nance technician-full and ing Company, P. O. Box wanted. Full time, part ford Welding. 289-2323. typing, filing and various operation. Competitive nights by the magnificent Manchester-South end ot storage, heat and hot Small entertainment cen­ Green Lodge, a 20 bed JACK TILLEY at: morel! $134,900, Sfrono town. 7 room raised HELP WANTED part time positions to 763, Cheshire, Ct. 06410. time. Apply In person; EOE. office duties. Experience salary, full compony be­ stone floor to celling fire­ Real Estate Company, water, appliances. $510 ter - tor stereo compo­ M irror - 30 Inch x 40 Luigi's Restaurant, 706 nefits Including uniforms, self-care facility. Mon­ Ranch. 3 bedrooms, 1'/z monthly. Call 649-2871. ED maintain tropical plants helpful not necessary. day, Wednesday, and Frl- place which enhances this 647-SOLD.o nents. Good condition. lnch.$SO.OO. Coll 649-5875.0 Wanted:Part time secre­ baths, finished family In local offices. Will train Full time work In poultry Hartford Rd. 649-5325. Will train. Car necessary. health and dental Insu­ doy. 649-5985. four bedroom newly con­ Holds speakers, turnta­ Secretary /Recepflonlst- enthusiastic people In all test house. No experience tary for doctor's office to Excellent benefits Includ­ rance, profit shcxlne, etc. o/EAST structed colonial situated room, fireplace, 2 car One bedroom - second ble, receiver, deck. $20.00. Brock heavy duty frame Off to Grondmother's hou­ garage. Great, well lands­ Part time, 8:30 to 2:30. aspects ot Interior Horti­ necessary, will train. Insu­ Special Education help with collections and ing dental. East Hartford Hours Monday through on a two acre wooded lot se.... we go. Adorable 8 floor, heat and appliances 742-0175.O hitch. Complete with sway rance and retirement be­ teacher position effective office work. Send resume Friday, 7:45 to 4:30 with caped yard In the Martin Included. $400 plus one l i l Typing, and telephone culture. Reliable car Welding. 289-2323. EO E Full or part time positions WINDSOR In Manchester. Skylight In room older Colonial In bars. $90.00. Coll 649-5924.0 skills necessorv. Please needed, excellent benef­ nefits. Call John Huard. January to teach In class to P. O. Box 2218, Vernon, overtime available. Apply available at automotive family room, shiny eaf-ln School district. $162,000. U month security. 643-5403. Maple dropleof table - Vernon. 4 bedrooms, sun- & R Realty. 643-2692.0 call Becky at 646-6832. its. 242-2554. 633-4681 ext 354. for students with behav- Ct. 06066. Port Time Secrefary- In person at Syndet Pro­ lube center. Experience kitchen, large formal din­ porch, newer roof and with two choirs. $95.00. Two drums of kerosene. lorlal disorders, ages 8 to mature person, good tele- ducts Inc., route 6 Bolton, helpful but will train. Call ing room and much more- furnace. Extra Insulation Five room apartment - Coll 643-7247.0 Fifty five gallons each. Co i hler - weekdays 10 - 3. available Immediately. 10 at state approved phone manners. Ct. We are an EO E. 647-8997. .Call today for details. too! $112,000.Jackson & L0T8/LAND One full, one halt full. OLSTEN special education facility. Brand new pharmacy. Insurance experience Offered at $217,9IX).Jovce Recently redecorated. No Queen size mattress and Take them away. Call BROWN’S Hair Stylist Pleasant working condi­ Jackson Real Estate, 647- FOR SALE TEMPORARIES Send resume to: Com­ helpful. Typing, filing, Carpenter/Corpenters G. Epstein Real Estate, '8400.O utilities. $530. a month. box spring. Good condi­ 646-3290.O HELP! HELP! HELP! munity Child Guidance tions. Call for appoint­ general office procedure. helper. Must be ambi­ Medical assistant - full 647-8895.0 643-1823. tion. Clean. $99.00. Call FLOWERS School, 317 North Main ment, Buckingham Monday evenings and Sat­ tious, hove own transpor­ fime/part time for Man­ Establish yourself In a 742-6197.P Rug, oriental, 9 x 12. It’s want you to start To w n e P h a rm a c y.659- A Real Jewell I Exquslfe9 Bolton Notch-2 room fur­ We're opening St., Manchester, Ct. 06040. urday. Send resume to P. tation. Hourly wage based chester area general Inter­ AtITOMOtiVE TECHNICIAN Affordable - $49,900 - Spa­ room Spilt Level home. rapidly growing rural old but In fair condition. P A R T T I M E your New Year off EOE. 2632. O. Box 551, Manchester. on ability to perform. nist's office. Experience community. This Invest­ nished efficiency full Medicine Cabinets - dou­ a new cious two bedroom unit In Contemporary flair, taste­ $50. Coll 74^74e5.o DRIVER with a New Career! 649-5400. required, 5 days per week liiHtort A Domaatie convenient location. ment propinTv will return both, kitchen complete, ble mirrored sliders. Coll 7 fully decorated, central all utilities Included. for dimensions. $15.00.647- 3 days per week, alter­ WE NEED: FANTASTIC SAM’S or shared tlme.Pleosont Flat rata, irith boniM, paid vaoation, paid Close to Hartford and vac, central air, 3 c o r. more than dollars and 9 X 12 Oriental rug - Ivory, Waltresses-days, nights, environment, good benef­ busline. Coll today for cents. It has the potential Available for gentleman. 1155.0 block and red color. nating schedule. Per­ the original family SALES PEOPLE TELLER POSITIONS garage and plenty more. Data Entry Manager credit union REAL ESTATE weekends. Excellent pay, its. Please coll,646-8757,10 holidayB, olaan worklnn coWlltlonB, For details. Joyce G. Epstein to become a molor focal References and security $95.00. Coll 643-9804.0 fect for retired person. Sacretarlea $369,000. Jackson & Jack- required. Call 649-9093. haircutters, yery Coffee and Donut now Interviewing for an­ M anager good benefits. Apply In am to 12 noon, 2 to 4 pm, appolntmant call... Real Estate, 647-8895.0 son Real Estate, 647-8400.O point tor the town of Black vinyl swival rocker. Word Processors person: Antonio's Restau­ shop. Mature adults, ticipated teller position wanted tar one of the top Monday, Tuesday, Wed­ Andover. Presently selt- Good condition. $35 or FULL OR PART Light Industrial soon in Manchester. rant, 956 Main Street, ja c k TILL'EY aft supportlng on Its 5 In­ Duplex-Manchester, 6 best otter. 643-1720.o ICARS high school students. openings. 1-2 years teller 10 Cantury 21 offices in nesday, Friday, ask for Prestigious Presence - of TIM E SALES Clerical •Earn to *10/hr. or more Of courtesy clerk. Experi­ Manchester. Denise. this new 8 room ,21/2 bath Bolton • 5 room Ranch, comes. There Is plenty of rooms, 3 bedrooms, large FOR SALE Receptionists Part time. ALL Connecticut. Corporate kitchen and one ba­ CLERK •No following necessary ence required. Good managing training availa­ Colonial will overwhelm enclosed sun porch, 2 car room tor expansion on its Sofa - wing bock, 81 SHIFTS! Excellent starting salary, paid vaca­ garage, solar hot water, nearly 2 acres ot commer­ throom. $600 plus utilities. Inches. Beige, light brown Must be good with peo­ learn about our Fantastic •Paid vacations ble. Call for a confidential o/ EAST you as you wander from Benefits and how you too •On-goIng training pay, with experience tion, pension plan and Interview with; room to room. Th>}quality lovely setting. $145,000, cially zoned land. Present 649-5861. print. Nossoks auallty. ple. Job entails waiting savings plan. Call today owner has expansion plan Very good condition. Coll can take a trip on us. •Earn from day one or we will tralnl Apply CLERKAL M U M m u o , WINDSOR of construction and the up Beozley, 537-3446. on customers and an­ Call Laurie: and ask for Mr. Whitney. Aim aiid Cb Ib IIo Hours; 10 am-2 pm. M-F. to date floor plan Is exqui­ on tile. Some owner fi­ Manchester-Immaculate 643-6777. $99.00.o In person; 588-2020. 4 room, 2 bedroom, apart­ swering phones. No ex­ Licensed or soon to be? 6 3 3 -8 3 3 6 Typing skills or previous site...Buy All Means a Bolton -14 room, bl-level, nancing Is available. Give Must sell: 1976 Jeep CJ-7. perience necessary for OLSTEN Call 581-2551, Monday CRT experience required. Route 5, East Windsor, C T Buy...$199,900. Blanchard 5 bedrooms, 6 cor garage, us a call tor the many ment. New stove refriger­ Lovely pattern, beige Real good shape, no rust. Mr. Donut East Hartford Aircraft Ceirtary21 Call Mr. Whitney at 888- much more on 32 private ator, $525. Includes heat either position. 643- TEMPORARIES through Friday after 5 & Rossetto Realtors, 646- details. Realty World, chrome kitchen set. Table Three topsi Price reduced 25S Waft MiMla Tpka. Fodoral Crodlt UrIon VIliBge GraBB ef 2020 for more Informa- acres. $399X100. Beozley, Frechette Associates, 646- and hot water. References - excellent. Choirs - usa- 1S2 8p«no«r St pm, all day weekends. 289-6483 ______623-2466 2482 "We Guoruntee Our to $2,250. Coll 635-19N, 8455. .Ask for Ron. MsnchoNr WaRcliaftaf, CT EOE 6laslei*agf_ tlon. EOE______6«7-tlt7 Houses".o 537-3446. 7709.O and security. 649-4003. ble.$45.00. Coll 649-4915.0 anytime. S47-1SS1 H — MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, Jan. 20,1987

KIT ‘N* CARLYLE ®by Urry Wright GARS ■CARS CARS ISnTRUCKS/VAMS MISGEIIANEOUS IMISGELLAIIEOUS FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE ISjFOflSALE AUTOIROTIVE I a u t d m o t iv e P165/80B13 T ire s ■ 1972 Olds 98, red with block 1982 Mercury Capri - 2 1977 Pontiac Phonix - 1974 Ford Von, good condi­ Three 175 X 80 -13 sfeel belt tion. $1500 or best offer. mounted on 4 hole rims. vinyl top. 455-cublc Inch door, automatic, 6 cy­ body good, needs engine. rodlals for sole. $5000. Excellent condition. 2 $75.00 or best offer. Call 875-6344.0______enolne. Loaded, Including linder, loaded. 48,000. Coll Good condition. Call 643- each. Total $40.00. Coll 649-4735 Otter 4 pm. 646-5352 evenlngs.a 7696.0 olr conditioning and GOOD USED furniture Is 643-5281.0 cruise control. Interior In demand. Why not ad­ perfect, no rust. 130,000 1965 Dodge Dart - for sale. 1968 Ford F-100 - 4 wheel Runs good. $99.00 or best drive, runs well, $500. or vertise the furniture you miles. Coll Ken, 232-2228, no longer use In classi­ after 6 p.m. offer. For more Informa­ best offer. 649-0134 after 5 tion call 742-6016.O pm. fied? Call 643-2711.

MID-JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE CARDINAL BUICK INC. A TOUCH ABOVE FIRST CLASS • BRAND NEW BUICKS ON SALE • 1987 BUICK SKYHAWK 2 Ooor. AiitoinMIe. AC. Loid«>. (7126 *10,899 lU C an Coun*# O n? • IMT by NCA. Mc 1987 BUICK SKYLARK 4 Door. Automalle. PS. PS, RlOIO. (7215 *11,399 1981 DATSUN 510 4 Door...... *3495 1987 BUICK SOMERSET 2 Ooor. Aulo.. AC, Ootay Wlport, Stwoo caM.., (7076 1980 MERCURY COUGAR XR7...... *3495 CARS *12,199 CARS 1987 BUICK LbSABRE CUSTOM 1981 VW JETTA 4 Door...... *4695 FOR SALE FOR SALE 4 Ooor. Lo(0od, (7076 SAVE 1982 FORD ESCORT 4 Door, A T ...... *3995 1987 BUICK ELECTRA Chervrolet Malibu - '71, 4 4 Door. any. Evary poadMa opMon. (70N 1983 MERCURY ZEPHYR 4 Door...... *3995 door, 307 engine, auto- SAVE 1975 Chevy Vega - good for 1984 VW RABBIT 2 Door...... *4995 nnotlc transmission, all ports. Rebuilt automatic 1987 RIVIERA SPORT COUPE new brakes. Running con­ transmission. $99.00 or Eadutlva Naw Englandar Modal, (7164 SAVE 1984 CHEVROLET CAVALIER...... *4495 dition. $99.00. Coll 649- best offer. Coll 646-6828 1983 VW SCIROCCO...... *5995 SD33.a offer 5;00.o CARDINAL’S EXCLUSIVE PRE-OWNED CARS • 1984 MERCURY LYNX...... *3995 Volkswogon Jett'o - 1980, 1980 MERCURY CAPRI silver, 5 speed, 4 door, Toyota Cellco - G T 1976, 5 4 Spaad, Low mllaa. (7176A *3295 1984 CHRYSLER LASER...... *5495 good condition. $2400. or speed. Excellent running 1984 AUDI 50008...... *11.995 best offer. Call evenings condition. Some rust. 1981 BUICK REGAL COUPE 646-3208. $250.00 or best offer. 643- Automalle. Air, 6 Cyl.. Loaded. (7011A *4990 1985 HONDA CRX...... *6495 1901 evenings. 1982 DATSUN 210 1984 FORD ESCORT...... *4295 1976 Opel Isuzu, 62,000 4 Door. Automitlc. Low MHosos. M500A original miles. New ex­ Dotsun 1980 '210' wagon - 5 *3480 1984 PLYMOUTH VOYAGER...... *7995 haust, very good condi­ speed manual, AM /FM 1983 BUICK CENTURY 4 Door. AulomMlc. Air, 4 Cyt., #2236 1985 JEEP WAGONEER LlmKod...... tion. $900. Scott 636-5751 rodio, good running con­ *5980 *14.995 before 4pm or 649-7737 dition. $1500. or best offer. 1984 OLDSMOBILE TORONADO 1983 TOYOTA CAMRY 4 Door...... *6695 offer 6:30om.______643-5798 evenings. Low, low mllBS, Byory poosIWo option. #2236A SAVE 1984 JEHA TURBO Diosol...... *6495 LO O K ING FORa low-cost 1985 CHEVROLET K10 PICKUP 4x4.14.000 ml.. Air, Automsllc. V6. many options 1981 VW RABBIT 4 Door...... *2995 wav to communicate your Including snow plow. advertising message? NOTICE TO CREOITOII8 *11,199 1982 VW JETTA 2 Door...... *5995 E S TA TE OF HELEN E. ASPROMONTE 1984 CHEVROLET Z-28...... *8995 INVITATION TO WO The Hon. David C. Rappe, The Manchester Public Judge, of the Court of Pro­ CARDINAL BUICK INC. Schools solicits bids for T Y ­ bate, District of Coventry of /j,,, ,, A TOUCH ABOVE FIRST CLASS PEWRITERS for the 1986- a hearing held on January 15, G^. ^Volkswagen 649-2638 1987 ordered that all claims 1987 school year. Sealed bids 81 ADAMS STREET, MANCHESTfH C/IQ /I C 1 1 ,„ou1a 63) Vamon. CT will be received until Jan­ must be presented to the fidu­ ' Driv» Eatl To Psy the taaaf. and Q »l Ih t B**l For Lts$l uary 27, 1987, 2:00 P.M., Of ciary on or before April 15, ....D''wnfr,p,r. (Open(Open Evps, Evps, Monday Monday thru thru Thursday) Thursday) X which time they will be pub­ 1987 or be barred as by low licly opened. The right Is re­ orovlded. served to relect any and oil Bertha E. Rappe, bids. Specifications and bid forms may be secured at the The fiduciary Is: Business Office, 45 North Barbara Fllegelman School Street, Manchester, 153 Fleldstone Lane Connecticut. Coventry, C T 06238 032- 01 036-01

NOTICE OP DISSOLUTION NOTICE OP DISSOLUTION AND AND NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice Is hereby given pur­ Notice Is hereby given pur­ suant to Sections 33-379 and suant to Sections 33-379 and 33- 419 of the Connecticut Ge­ 33-489 of the Connecticut Ge­ neral Statutes, as amended, neral Statutes, os amended, that H. P. STARSIAK, INC.Of that ESiE TRANSPORT, INC. Manchester has been re­ Of Manchester has been re­ solved by resolution. A certi­ solved by resolution. A certi­ m ficate of dissolution hos been ficate at dissolution has been filed with the Secretary of filed with the Secretary of State as reoulred by low. State as required by law. All creditors. It any, ore All credlters. It any, are warned te present their warned te present their claims against said cerpera- claims against sold cerpera- tlen en er befere May 31,1987 tlen en er before May 31,1987 er thereafter be barred as er thereafter be horred os previded by Sections 33- provided by Sections 33- 37V(d) and 3S-489(d) el the 379(d) and 33489(d) el the Connecticut Oeneral Sta­ Connecticut Oeneral Sta­ tutes. Present all claims to; tutes. Present all claims te: John O. LaBelle, Sr. John D. LaBelle, Sr. LaBelle, Rothenberg & LaBelle, Rothenberg 8, LaBelle LaBelle 843 Main Street 843 Main Street P.O. Box 511 P.O. Box 511 Manchester, C T 06040 Manchester, CT 06040 0304)1 029-01 (NOT FACTORY AUTHORIZED) TOWN OP MANCHESTER OUR OWN REBATE TO YOU... WHEN YOU PURCHASE ANY OFTHE MODELS LISTED BELOW... ALL PURCHASES MUST BE FROM OUR LEGAL NOTICE STOCK (HUNDREDS TO CHOOSE FROM)... MAKES. MODELS AND REBATES ARE LISTED BELOW... The Planning and Zoning commission will hold a Public Your Net Cost Heorlng on Monday, February 2, 1987, at 7:00 P.M. In the Pkg. # t After Rebate Hearing Room, Lincoln Center, 494 Main Street, Manches­ ter, C T to hear and consider the following petitions: ANY BRAND NEW 1987 ANY BRAND NEW 1987 Sale Price Ea. 64-il.-oz. Tide liquid laundry detergent in Sale Price Pkg. Planters delicious peanuts in 16-oz.-net- Sale Price Ea. Name brand electric appliances. Choose MANCHESTER LUMBER, INC./KBM TYLER, NEAL A. 8-cup Poly Perk coffee maker, 5-speed hand mixer, T V L M JR. - SPECIAL EXCEPTION • 481 NEW STATE convenient drain-back bottle. Provides outstanding clean­ wt. container. Your choice of regular or unsalted cocktail ROAOr (M-84) Application under Article II, Section ing in all temperatures, is safe for all machine and hand- peanuts, regular dry-roasted peanuts or unsalted dry- automatic can opener with knife sharpener, "Heat And 16.15.02(a) ta permit the operation of a lumberyard business Eat” hot pot. Lightweight steam/dry iron with 37 vents. on a site In excess of four (4) acres, requiring more then washables. Unique, no-mess measuring top. rcrasted peanuts. A nutritious treat anytime. sixty (60) parking spaces and outside storage on land known Limit 2 Rebate limited to mtr s stipulation os 401 New State Road. 8AMMARTINO, EUGENE - ZONE CHANGE - 23 DALE ROAD AND 782/984 M IDDLE TUR N PIK E EAST (S-73) To change the zoning clossltlcotlon from Rural Residence and Residence A A to all Residence A A for parcels of land consist­ SMBDLI Tj ing of approximately 70.6 acres and known as 23 Dale Road and 782/984 Middle Turnpike East. At this hearing Interested persans may be heard and written cammunicatlons received. Copies of these petitions have TORONADO *1500 a S u t been filed In the Town Clerk's office and may be Inspected during normal office hours. 98 REGENCY *1500 1 ^ BONNEVILLE MOOOiS&i PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION LEO KWASH, SECRETARY Dated In Manchester, C T this 20th day of January, 1987. DELTA 88 *1000 ‘6000’ MOOOiifiiirE 035-01 CUTLASS SUP. < 1 0 0 0 iSfiiffi FIREBIRD ^750 iSfitfE TOWN OP MANCHESTER LEGAL NOTICE CIERA * 1 0 0 0 GRAND AM ^500 iSfitTE The Zanlng Board of Appeols will hold public hearings on Monday, January 26,1987 at 7:00 P.M. In the Hearing Room, Lincoln Center, 494 Main Street, Manchester, CT to hear and SUNBIRD ^500 iSfikTE cansider the following petitions: CALAIS ^500 IT E M 1 SHARON S. MAZUR - Request variance to Article NO. 1166 II, Section Z01.01 and Article IV, Section 7.01.01 to FIERO > 5 0 0 i S & i allow an approximately 26 foot rear yard (30 feet FIRENZA ^ 5 0 0 required) and allow expansion of a nonconform­ ing structure for property at 18 Garden Grove T-1000 > 4 0 0 i8 6 te Rood - Residence Zone AA. IT E M S_ WILLIAM P. DWYER - Request a variance to NO., 1167 ■ ArticleII, Section ZOl.OltoallowasIdeyardof 11.5 feel (15 feet required) to permit expansion of at­ Sale Price Ea. Suave condi­ tached garage for 405 Spring Street - Rural Resi­ LIMITED Sale Price Ea. Cadbury candy Sale Price Ea. Chunk ham or Sale Price Ea. Sunlight liquid Sale Price. Brawny 2-piy dence Zone. bars in choice of most-popular turkey for quick-fix sandwiches, dishwashing detergent with real paper towels in 70-sheet roll. tioner or shampoo in formula ITEMS ANDREW MANDELL (ABL ASSOCIATES) - Re- choice. 24-fl.-oz. size. NO. 1168 quest variances to Article II, Section 4.01.02 and l‘i TIME flavors. 5-oz. net wt. salads. 6.75-oz.-net-wt. can. lemon juice. 22-fl.-oz. size. Choice of solid colors, print.' Article IV, Sections 7.00.02 and 13.05 tpallow Instal­ Limit 3 Limit 4 Rolls lation of a business sign on Residence A zoned land ONLYI and change a nonconforming sign use for property at 699-725 East Middle Turnpike - Residence Zane FCC Registered Tone/Puise A. Switchobie For Use With SEVILLE * 2 0 0 0 DiOi-pulse Of Tone Services ITEM 4 EDWIN DEZSO, JR. - Request a variqnce to Will Access Aitemotive Long- NO. 1169 Article II, Section 5.01.01 to allow the construction TRUCK distonce And Computer Services. of a bedroom on the third floor of a home at 119 Ce­ EL DORADO *2000 iSGlrr IF EVER THERE If Your Lines Provide Z-yr dar Street - Residence Zane B. Limited Worronty Repoirs ITEMS CENTURY VERNON INC. D.B.A. CENTURY SUBURBANS *1500 l i ^ Avoiloble From Conoir Worronty NO. 1178 YUGO - Request to expand the use at 54 Talland BROUGHAM *1500 iSfiiic WAS A TIME Oetoils In Store Turnpike for new automobile sales by adding a modular building and an addition to an existing SERIES 18006 2800 * 1 5 0 0 d G n building In accordance with Special Exceptlan DEVILLE * 1 5 0 0 TO BUY... J l ------under Article II, Section 11.02.01 and Article IV, Section 5.01.02 - 54 Tolland Turnpike - Business S-1S JIMMY >1000 auu Zone II. CIMMARON * 1 0 0 0 U U ktf IT E M 6 GEORGE J. AND DIANNE L. M ANCINIA LARRY THIS IS m u u u P F 7 0 NO. 1171 P. RRKAS • Request a variance ta Article II, Sec- SAFARI VAN >1000 CMW SOCKS a u a llan 5.01.01 ta reduce street frontage and lot area requirements to qllow a sub-dl vision of an existing two-family home at 1320 Jackson Street - Resi­ S-15 PICKUP *500 iSfiln dence Zone B. ITEM 7 NORMAN LATULIPPE - Request variance of NO. 1172 Article II, Section 2.01 - Permitted Uses-toextend ttfm M Of permission to store vehicles and equipment used CADILLAC - OLDSMOBILE - PONTIAC - GMC TRUCKS 12x12' Woshckjths. Efl O A A A In cannectlan with excavating business In building ritNi25' Hand Towels. Ea. . 1.36 Sole Price an property - 780 Vernon Street - Rural Residence m Less Mtr'S Zane. — 9 nIIO Rebate _ Le» Adcttionai Your At this hearing Interested persans may be heard and written ROUTE 83 — 5 e U Q Factory Rebate communicatlans received. Caples at these petitions hove Choice! been filed In the Planning atftceand may be Inspected during office hours. ^ M ' ^ O T O R S _ Save 37% 1 9 e 9 9 AfterRebote 9.88 2.97 ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS 1.88 872-9145 Our 7.97.6-pr. pkg. men's 24X42" ‘VLIIkmcb” both toweto Wall phone or desk phone with Sale Price. Pkg. of 2 T-120 VMS Sale Price. Wiper blade or EDWARD COLTMAN, SECRETARY videotapes, each with 2-, 4-, or pair ol refills to fit many U.S. Doted at Manchester, C T this 20th day of January, 1987. ^ VERNONj^r crew socks of cotton/nylon. of polyester/cotton terry with redial, high-low ringer switch. 03301 White or with stripes. Fit 10-13. dobby border. Solid colors. Choice of decor colors. 6-hr. recording time. cars or light trucks. Top quality. SW3502 SW2S02 Wnite quantities lost \

Save ■ 9 # 33% 12.97S? 6.97 1.68 Save 43% 5.44 11.97 49.97 59.97 Motorvator 60 battery Sale Price. 2-wheel Our 14.97 Ea. Roll bag Our 16.97 Ea. 20" travel Sale Price Set. 24-pc. Sale Price Ea. Glass Our Reg. 15.97 Set. 20-pc. set melamine dishes. Dish­ Sale Price Set. 6-pack Sale Price Set. 18-pc. “Coke” Our 7.97 Set. 3-pc. Py- Our Reg. 4.87. 2-liter drum or disc brake spe­ of Cordura® nylon; smart bags. Top-zipper club bag glassware set. 8 ea.: Jars. 1V2-pt. or 1-qt. size. washer-safe, stain-resistant. 4 each: plates, cups, saucers, “Coke” beverage glasses. glassware set with 6 ea.: 6-, rex mixing bowl set of Juice Jug of clear glass. for many U.S. and import cial. For many U.S. cars. colors. For sports, travel. or Moulder tote. 9-.12-, 15-oz. glasses. 1’/i- or 2 -^. J a rs ___ 1.97 bread and butters, soup bowls. Choice of lovely patterns. 12-oz. size. Carry pack. 12- and 20-oz. glasses. clear crystal glass. Durable Pyrex quality. cars. ’ . •With exchonge •Limited Warranty Details m store ' Imports, ttghi trucks higher Sold In Sporting Goods Dept.

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TUCI^BR— J - Leu Mir ■$ — 1,00 ReOQte ^ Vour Net Cost 2 e 0 7 After Beboie b 1.97 3.33 18.971^ 24.88 Rebate lirrWted to mfr’s stipulation 22.97 3.66 4.97 1.97 1 47 Sale Price Ea. 49-qt. Our 28.85. Arrestor Sale Price. Alignment Nighttiowk lantern with Sale Price. Fluorescent Sale Price Ea. Store *N Sale Price Ea. 40-qt. Sale Price Ea. Choice ot Servin’ Savers. 1 Vz-qt. pitcher, 7- Sale Price Each. Household helpers of sturdy plastic. Sale Price Ea. Vanity mutfler Installed. For and rotation. Rotate 4 lantern with 360° light. Carry basket, handy for cup rectangle, 10-cup square or cylinder, 2-qt. decanter, Choose 15-qt. rectangular dishpan, 16-qt. wastebasket or wastebasket for bed­ wastebasket of sturdy 6-V battery. Weother- covered wastebasket tires; align front end. bread saver, 1.4-pt. or 1 -^ . clear rectangular containers. 20-qt. utility tub with many uses. Choice of colors. room, bathroom. Colors. plastic. Smart colors. many cars. It. trucks. and shatterproof; floats. For car, cam ping, home. so many household uses. with flip-top lid. Colors. Additior>ol ports ond services extra Stogie For mony cart, kghl trucks Addltiooai Sow In Sporting Goods Dept Botiortwoirtra ports orvd services ore extra Sold m Sporting Goods Dept unit {welded systems) excluded