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By Bryan Brumley THE DIAMOND DUO The - A plan to 14-year low save billions of dollars by closing dozens of military bases around the country goes before Congress By John King Labor Department official said. Anaconda Kaye Sports and you after being approved ahead of The Associated Press The department said the schedule by Defense Secretary number of jobless fell by 9,000 to Frank C. Carlucci. WASHINGTON - The nation’s 6.554.000 last month. The House and Senate must civilian unemployment rate However, there still were deal with the plan in its entirety, dropped back to a 14-year low of 950.000 so-called “ discouraged approving or rejecting it. The 5.3 percent in December, with workers” — people who want jobs Helmets & Hats congressional resolution would service-producing industries but are not included in the Uniforms Rawlings then go to the White House. leading the way in the creation of unemployment rate because they Senate and House leaders have 279.000 new jobs, the government have given up looking for work in Bike ABC predicted Congress will approve reported today. the belief that none is available. Speedline Bike the plan. The jobless rate dropped 0.1 That figure has been constant since early 1987. Russell Wilson Carlucci told reporters Thurs­ percentage point from No­ day that U.S. military leaders vember, reaching 5.3 percent for The number of workers em­ Majestic New Era strongly endorsed what he called the third in 1988, the Labor ployed part time because they Delong US Cap a “ unique opportunity” to save Department said in its final cannot find full-time work also Reginald PInto/Manchester Herald was unchanged over the past Betlin Universal Cap money. unemployment report of the SUPPER’S ON — Jennifer Heideman, 9, houses which would be affected by a Reagan presidency. For the year, year, remaining at 5.3 million. AJD “ We just have to move ahead Wilson and do this,” Carlucci said. “ We helps her mother, Marion, prepare move to close military housing com­ civilian unemployment averaged Of the 279,000 new jobs in December, 107,000 were in the Howard’s have not closed a base since 1978. dinner at their home on Nike Circle. plexes across the country. 5.5 percent, down from 6.2 per­ Western Steer And I think that fact speaks for cent in 1987. business and health services itself. We need to step up to the Their Manchester home is one of the In its year-end report, the industries. Retail trade added Bats plate here.” department reported that 52.000 new jobs for the month, Batting Gloves Carlucci took just a week to 3.798.000 jobs were created in most of them in department Worth review the recommendations of a 1988, the most since 1984, when stores. Easton Worth government commission that had Closing houses could backfire employers reporting adding 3.95 Manufacturers reported ad­ been created by the administa- million people to their payrolls. ding 34,000 people to their pay­ Louisville Mizuno tion and Congress to review 4,200 By Nancy Pappas the Pentagon may divest’ itwlf of housing Janet Norwood, commissioner rolls in December, well behind Bom Bat Wilson military properties. Manchester Herald complexes like the Nike Circle area, which is of labor statistics, said 3 million the 85,000 monthly gain they of the new jobs last year were on averaged in October and Steele Saranac After seven months of review, administered by the Fort Devens military base the commission recommended Government efforts to save money by closing north of Boston. Mass. the service side of the economy, November. Swingmaster outright closure of 34 military housing complexes for military families, such as Such divestiture may not be realistic, given the including 700,000 in retail trade. Over the past year, manufac­ Rawlings Baseballs installations and 52 military the Nike Circle development off Lakewood inflated cost of housing in areas such as New “ The goods-producing sector turing employment has increased housing complexes and partial Circle, may backfire and wind up costing England, say residents. also reflected considerable by 410,000, 30 percent of it in Rawlings closure of five other installations. taxpayers more money in the long run. say some Tech Sgt. Peter Roland, a veteran of 11 years in strength during 1988,” Norwood export-booming machinery the military, is the Air Force recruiter at 555 said in testimony prepared for the industry. Wilson It recommended that 54 other residents and real estate agents. bases receive new missions or And some officers could not perform their Main St. “ It won’t really be a savings because Joint Economic Comittee of Con­ Diamond additional personnel. duties as effectively if they were living in right now. these houses are paid for. All you’re gress. “ The number of construc­ Worth Members of the commission conventional housing, away from other military talking is renovation and maintenance,” said tion jobs rose by 300,000 over the year, and manufacturing gained Spalding estimated the closings would personnel, say the residents. Roland. “ What would it cost the government to Night fire save the nation $693 million a year Those are the opinions of several residents of pay housing costs in this area for the same 32 more than 400,000 jobs for the Softballs Protective in the short term, and up to $5.6 Manchester’s 13-acre development, who have second straight year.” billion over two decades. had a week to mull over an announcement that See BACKFIRE, page 10 Factory workers continued to Mohinder work an average four hours of kills 4 in Trump overtime a week, indicating no Worth Rawlings letup in the export-led manufac­ Dudley Bike turing rebound. apartments Wilson Wilson Pentagon film shows U.S.-Libyan dogfight Average wages, however, re­ mained flat an an average of $9.45 By Larrv Rosenthal Spalding Mizuno an hour for the third month in a Shoes By Norman Black records the pilot of the lead U.S. link between the factory dispute edged even some of America’s The Associated Press Allstar The Associated Press Navy F-14 Tomcat citing each of and the air battle, which it said allies are not convinced the plant row, a figure that will be greeted Nike five attempts to maneuver away began while the Navy Tomcats is a weapons facility. by market analysts closely NORWICH — Four people died watching that statistic for early WASHINGTON - The Pen­ from the approaching Libyan were flying a routine protective In his first public comments on in a fire that swept through a Gloves Converse Wednesday’s air battle with signs of an inflationary spiral. tagon has released photographs jets, then, along with a second patrol for the aircraft carrier five-story apartment house in “ The competitive situation for All positions Bike and a dramatic audio tape of the F-14, shooting down the MiG-23s. John F. Kennedy well off the Libya, Reagan on Thursday said downtown Norwich overnight, the American pilots had done the U.S. manufacturers has im­ Mitre U.S.-Libyan dogfight over the Libya has asserted that the Libyan coast. authorities said today. Rawlings right thing in firing their missiles. proved greatly in the last two Mediterranean that it says prove incident Wednesday was con­ In Paris on Thursday, Secre­ The bodies of the four victims Mizuno “ Our pilots acted completely in years,” Norwood said, noting Mizuno its pilots were provoked and nected to growing American tary of State George P. Shultz were recovered from the build­ self-defense,” Reagan said as he that manufacturing productivity Worth acted reasonably in downing the complaints that a Libyan chemi­ hinted that Reagan may be ing, the last shortly after 8:30 Worth has risen at an average rate of 3.5 AsIcs Tiger Libyan planes. cals plant is being readied for willing to work out a deal with boarded Air Force One in Los a.m. today, officials said. All Wilson Angeles, where he ended two percent since 1986. The photographs, although of full-scale production of poison Libya that would not require were pronounced dead on arrival weeks of vacation. "Because increases in em­ poor quality, show at least one of gas. President Reagan has said destruction of the plant. at William H. Backus Hospital in The audio tape released Thurs­ ployer costs for the compensation the two Libyan MiG-23 fighters he would not rule out a military Before arriving in Paris for an Norwich. of workers have been fairly carried missiles. 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Deputy Fire Marshal Michael Temperatures are expected to with the larger amount in the southern portion of the state. Kirby said the cause and origin of remain in the 20s. Donna Tresselt, an assistant the fire were not known, but Saturday will be foggy with a 40 storm monitor for the Depart­ authorities believe the blaze ment of Transportation, said spread through an elevator shaft today that state will do its best to of the brick building at 43 TODAY clear roads but motorists should Broadway, which had been un­ not drive tonight unless dergoing renovations. The two necessary. upper floors of the building were Index "That’s always a problem,” most heavily damaged, he said. she said of freezing rain. "Keep The fire was reported at 11:05 20 pages, 2 sections your speed down. We’d recom­ p.m. Thursday and was still Obituaries mend that they didn’t (drive) in smouldering on the top floor at Business______9 7:30 a.m. today, said Police Chief Classified _ 1 8-20 Opinion _ 8 weather like that.” Patrick Flynn/Manchaatar Harald People------14 Lee O’Conner, Manchester’s Richard J. Abele. Comics______15 He identified one of the victims Focus______14 Science — 18 highway superintendent, said his GETTING READY — Chuck Zanlungo during preparations to combat the as Andrew Farkas, 27. Names of Local/State Sports------11-13 department is prepared for either of 38 Grandview St., an employee of the anticipated snow and ice storm forecast Television---16 a minor or major storm. the other victims were being “ We’re ready. We’re always town Highway Division, watches as sand by the Nationai Weather Service. Lottery______2 W eather------2 See FIRE, page 10 Natlon/World_5-7 Weekend 17 ready,” he said. and sait are ioaded in his truck today 2 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Fridav, Jan. 6, 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. Jan. 6, 1989 — 3 RECORD LOCAL & STATE J About Town Adopt a pet: Jake or kittens MOitary Notes Extra doors O’Neill unworrIed A Students’ show planned Completes basic training By Barbara Richmond OK’d but not by GOP influence An exhibit of art work by Manchester High School Manchester Herald Army Reserve Pvt. 1st Class Stephen E. Sherman, son of Barbara Tuttle of 214 Deer Run seniors will open Tuesday at the Lindgren Gallery in shall meet,” O’Neill said. filing Junior High School. An opening reception will It was a good holiday at the Trail and David A. Sherman of Hartford, has Bv Judd Everhart pound — it was empty — and as completed basic training at Fort Jackson, S.C. their color The Associated Press O’Neill is now putting together be 7 to 8:30 p.m. on Tuesday. After that, the gallery the 1989-90 budget, which he will will be open Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to of Tuesday, there was only one He is a 1982 graduate of South Windsor High A dog and he was picked up that HARTFORD — Democratic present to the General As.sembly 3: 30 p.m. School and a 1987 graduate of Northeastern By Alex GIrelll on Feb. 8. The governor has said morning. University, Boston, Mass. Gov. William A. O’Neill, prepar­ Lassie, a female collie, was Manchester Herald ing to fight for his 1989-90 budget, that tax increases will be neces­ Book group to form adopted by an East Hartford says he can work with House sary. somethingalwaydifficult to family. A revised plan for the conversion of the Yarn Mill Republicans who joined with get consensus on in the legisla­ A book discussion group is being formed in Bolton This week’s featured dog is Trains In security work in the Cheney Historic District which calls for 17 V dissident Democrats to oust ture. He also said there would be to examine science fiction as a literary form. Jake, a black Labrador re­ doorways on the south side of the building instead of House Speaker Irving J. Stolberg. “cuts and pullbacks” in state Meetings will begin on Jan. 31 at 7:30 p.m. at the Airman Richard R. Baslle, son of Sherry Hannon 11 was approved by the Cheney Historic District X But he said Thursday he doubts programs and services. triever cross, the dog was of Cromwell and Sebastian Basile of 71 Benton St., Bentley Memorial Library. picked Tuesday while roaming r Commission Thursday. he’ll have to because he expect Becau.se Balducci had to turn to Other meetings will be Feb. 21, March. 14 and has graduated from the U S. Air Force security But the commission could not agree on whether the Democrats to “rally to­ the Republican side of the aisle to on Spruce Street. He is all black police specialist course at Lackland Air Force Base, April 4, all Tuesdays. The books to be discussed, and wasn’t wearing a collar. Jake Three kittens the developer of the mill could or should be forced to gether” and push through the win the speaker’s post, there was available from the library, are Women of Wonder by Dog Warden Richard Rand said T©X3S repaint the white doors. budget and tax bills under the immediate concern that he would N Pamela Sargent, Startide Rising by David Brin, The warden, can also call the police many other cats and kittens, of He is a 1988 graduate of Cromwell High School. Some commission members felt the white doors new speaker, Richard J. Bal- “owe” the GOP when push comes Jake is about 1 to IV2 years old. all descriptions, in need of good Dispossessed by Ursula LeGuin and Neuromancer He’s a very friendly dog and department, 646-4555, if there is are jarring and should be painted the historic green ducci, D-Newington. to shove on the budget and tax by William Gibson. no answer at the pound. homes. All pets placed in homes which is used as the trim color throughout the rest of On Wednesday, the opening day package. will sit on command. are neutered or spayed and Airman Is decorated Anyone interested in joining the group should sign Jake will be ready for adop­ There is a $5 fee to adopt a dog the historic district. No consensus was reached. of the 1989 session, a union of 31 “I don’t think they (the Repub­ up at the library and pick up the first book which given their shots, unless too Capt. Eva Fralick, daughter of Irene L. Balaban The developer, Brophy Ahern Development Co. of Democrats and all 63 Republi­ licans) have an upper hand,” tion early next week, if not and the new owner must have young when adopted. must be read before Jan. 31. claimed by his owner. the dog licensed. Before being of 115 Timrod Road, has been decorated with the West Haven, will seek approval of the changed plan cans replaced the liberal Stolberg O’Neill said, “because they them­ Other area libraries participating in this study from the Planning and Zoning Commission at a Jan. with Balducci, a behind-the- selves certainly supported many The dog pound is located on licensed the dog must have its Anyone wishing to adopt one second award of the Air Force Commendation include Andover, Columbia, Hebron and Ellington. town property off Olcott Street, rabies shot. Medal at the University of , Am­ 9 meeting. scenes lawmaker who’s been in of these programs ... so they’re or more of these homeless The 17 doors have already been included in the the Hou.se 14 years. not going to want to destroy near the landfill area. Rand is Three young cats are this animals should call any of the herst, Mass. at the pound weekdays from Fralick is an associate professor of aerospace construction even though the PZC approved only 11. “It’s a new, novel experience,” programs that their own constitu­ WATES meeting set week’s feature from Aid to following numbers: 742-9666, Larry Brophy, a partner in the development firm, O’Neill told reporters in the lobby ents, which aren’t Republican or noon to 1 p.m. There is also 242-2156 or 623-2164. studies with Detachment 370, Air Force Reserve Helpless Animals Inc., a Officer Training Corps. She is a 1977 graduate of told the Cheney commission members the added of the Legislative Office Building. Democrat, but people, are for” Manchester WATES will celebrate its 34th someone at the pound from 6 to Bloomfield-based organization anniversary Tuesday at 72 E. Center St. Weigh-in 9 p.m., Monday through The Glas,tonbury unit of Pro­ Bacon Academy. Colchester and received a doors were built because the firm still hopes to be “But before the end of the O’Neill said Balducci’sdecision made up of volunteers who take able to develop the entire south side of the first floor session, I feel sure we’ll have to cross the aisle “will make it a will be at 6:15 p.m. Former members are Friday. in homeless animals. tectors of Animals is also master’s degree in 1986 from State University of encouraged to attend the celebration. The phone number at the seeking good homes for the . Binghamton, N.Y. as shops. He said he does not want to repaint them enough caucus support to get little more difficult, but as I’ve pound is 643-6642. Those wish­ Besides the three kittens dogs and cats its members are because retail businesses need ventrances that can through the programs that the stated before, the Democrats will ing to get in touch with the dog featured, the organization has boarding. Call 633-2164. be distinguished easily. vast majority of the people of this come together, rally together. Defense is demonstrated Richard Conti, attorney for the developer, said .state want and the vast majority “I think Dick Balducci is a fair, Completes special course the firm included the added doors at its own risk, of the Democrats that are in the open-minded individual.” the The Manchester Recreation Department will Air National Guard Airman 1st Class Daria realizing the doors might have to be eliminated if legislature,” the governor said. governor said, “I think he’s have a demonstration of women’s self-defense skills the PZC does not approve the change. “I really believe that as time smart enough and capable on Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the YWCA, 78 North Lupacchino, daughter of Loretta M. and Clement L. Lupacchino of 168 Highland St., has graduated from Under the plans approved by the PZC, only part of goes on. there will be the enough to be a good speaker. And Main St. This will preview a new course the Obituaries the south side of the building is devoted to Democratic caucus and there will I really believe that the vast department is offering. The course will focus on the U.S. Air Force course for information systems specialists at Keesler Air Force Base, Miss. commercial development because the developers be the Republican caucus and majority of Democrats will be gaining practical self-defense skills. The course is have been unable to get enough parking spaces to perhaps never again the twain supportive of him.” co-sponsored by Hwang’s Tae Kwon Do. She is a 1987 graduate of (Central Connecticut State Ben Z. Rubin, 71, Linda L. Anderson University, New Britain. meet requirements for more commercial space. housing advocate Linda L. Anderson, 40, sister of Brophy said the developers still hope to solve the parking problem despite that fact that several Community breakfast set Ben Z. Rubin, 71, of 124H Carol Gordan and Rob Lucas of New speaker ponders Manchester, died Wednesday attempts to do so have failed. University of Connecticut Hillel will be studied at Highland St., husband of Esther Earns air force promotion The other part of the south side of the first floor is Rubin, died today (Jan. 6,1989) at (Jan. 4,1989) at Franklin Memor­ the B’Nai B’rith community breakfast set for ial Hospital, Farmington, . Russell C. Barbero, son of Alfred A. and Elaine B. now divided by walls into sections that Brophy Sunday, Jan. 15 at 9 a.m. at Temple Beth Sholom. home. Ahern plans to complete as apartments unless it can changes in leadership In the early 1980s Rubin was Besides her sister and brother, Barbero of Bolton, has been promoted to the rank of Rabbi Steven Pazin, director of Hillel, will discuss she is survived by her husband, major in the U.S. Air Force. resolve the parking problems for commercial the role of the Hillel program at the university. active in fighting for rights of outlets. HARTFORD (AP) - Newly “speaker at large.” Balducci tenants. He served as a member Bruce Anderson of Rangeley, Barbero is a deputy director at Wright-Patterson Hillel is the “Jewish address” for students and Maine; and a son, Adam Ander­ While members of the commission, which had elected state House Speaker said: “That’s an option to u.se if I of the Citizens’ Advisory Commit­ Air Force Base in , with the special projects. choose to use that position. faculty at more than 400 colleges and universities son of Rocky Hill. He is a 1973 graduate of East Catholic High School orginally approved a plan with 18 doors, found the Richard J. Balducci is spending throughout the world. tee on Affordable Housing which idea of having 17 doorways instead of 11 acceptable, almost all of his time trying to line “There’s definitely going to be recommended construction of the The funeral and burial will be and received a master’s degree in 1980 from the a spot for Irving somewhere. He The breakfast for Feb. 19 will be devoted to the held at the convenience of the University of , Fayetteville. He is married they split on whether the color of the doors should be up a new team of House leaders Brotherhood in Action Program and the meeting starter houses on town-owned changed. and committee chairmen — posts has too much talent to waste." land on Love Lane and of the family. Calling hours are Satur­ to the former Suzanne Owens of . will be led by Joe Hachey of Manchester UNICO. It day from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. A motion by Edward Kloehn to approve the white that had already been appointed Balducci said. will be sponsored by B’nai B’rith with the three recently completed housing for doors failed when five members voted in favor and by the man he ousted, Irving J. the elderly on North Elm Street. at the Thibault Funeral Home, 1 Stolberg said Thursday he felt Masonic Lodges in Manchester, the Knights of Cross St., Rangeley, Maine. six voted against it. Stolberg. betrayed by some of the Demo­ Columbus and UNICO. Proceeds from this Rubin was chairman of a Conti said the vote left the developer in an Some announcements were ex­ subcommittee of the group that Current Quotations crats who had supported him in breakfast will be donated to help fulfill the wishes of Isabel M. Bailey awkward position because the town’s zoning Patrick Flynn/Manchastar Harald pected as early as today. November but switched to Bal­ several children with life-threatening diseases, and surveyed and assessed housing enforcement officer could conclude that the Stolberg had made the appoint­ needs in town. Isabel M. (Hagarty) Bailey of ducci Wednesday. He said there their families. “Our pilots acted completely in self-defense.” — developer had not abided by the commission BUILDING A BANK - - Dave Hills of Hebron hammers away Thursday ments on the assumption, based had been “a raping” in the He was president of the Man­ Palmer, Mass., mother of Carol President Reagan, in his first public comment on on a House Democratic caucus in Coursey of Manchester, died requirements if the doors were not repainted. during construction work on People’s Bank building on Broad Street. Democratic caucus and that he chester Tenants Association, the downing of two Libyan jets by Navy fighter As a result, the commission, unable to reach a November, that he would be felt “violated.” which sought the establishment Tuesday (Jan. 3, 1989) at Man­ planes. consensus on the color, reconsidered its vote on the Hills works for Creative Design of Marlborough. People’s is converting a elected to a third term as of a fair rent commission in 1980. chester Memorial Hospital. mortgage and loan center it had on the site to a full-service branch, it’s speaker. Balducci is also expected to Public Records Besides her daughter, she is door color and voted instead to approve the plans The commission has recently Ben Z. Rubin “Col. North still faces very serious charges. The with no reference to color. first in Manchester. But on Wednesday. Balducci. a name Rep. Ronald L. Smoko, been established. survived by three grandchildren. dismissal is not any soft of vindication.” — House Newington Democrat, formed a The funeral will be Saturday at D-Hamden. as a deputy speaker He was born Aug. 18, 1917, and The Weinstein Mortuary, Hart- Majority Leader Thomas Foley, D-Wash., following coalition of 31 insurgent Demo­ and also keep Rep. Janet Po- Warranty deeds 10 a.m. at St. Thomas Church, independent counsel Lawrence Walsh’s move to crats and all 63 House Republi­ had been a resident of Manches­ ford, is in charge of Thorndike Street, Palmer, Mass. linsky as the second deputy Kathleen M. Nolan to Joan E. Clapp. Park ter since 1974. arrangements. drop conspiracy and theft counts against retired cans to deny Stolberg a third term speaker, as planned by Stolberg. The Beers & Story Funeral Home, Col. Oliver North in the Iran-Contra affair. on the opening day of the 1989 Chestnut Condominium, conveyance tax. $82.,50. Besides his wife, he is survived Memorial donations may be Palmer, Mass., is in charge of Bolton, Coventry ban Iceland fish Smoko planned a challenge of Kathryn H. Dimlow to Kathleen M. and Richard by two sons, Alan Joel Rubin in legislative session. Stolberg as speaker during the made to the American Cancer arrangements. research reasons, he said. intelligent mammal is an intregal whales.” she said. “Every little A. Brown. Greenbrooke Manor, conveyance tax. and Ethan Paul Society or the American Heart “I don’t hold God responsible. The error was on Bv Andrew J. Davis bit helps.” Stolberg and Balducci met fall, but later dropped it. Memorial donations may be my part, not God’s.” — Larry Cottam, an Whale killing for scientific part of the delicate life balance privately Thursday afternoon Although he wouldn’t confirm $162.80. Rubin in . Association. made to St. Thomas Church. Manchester Herald found in the ocean. None of Coventry’s fish is Warren L. and Nancy L. Prelesnik to Dorothy C. unemployed ex-minister who refused to take reasons or for survival is permit­ and Balducci said Stolberg had it,, Balducci strongly indicated ted under the order, he said. “It’s a finite system,” he said. brought from Iceland, but the Reiser. Spring Street, conveyance tax. $506. handouts for his destitute family and is charged F'Olton and Coventry schools school district joined the ban as a been “very, very kind” and that he planned to replace the with murder in the starving of his 14-year-old son, “The future doesn’t look good “Any extinction is not good” understanding. chairmen of the two key commit­ Merrill R. and Antoinette J. RahmlowtoFrank F. have joined 15 other Connecticut That’s why Bolton and Coven­ .show of support. Richards said. Strehlan III and Gail R. Strehlan. Woodhill Heights, Eric, who was found dead weighing 69 pounds. school districts in a ban on buying (for whales),” Grimaldi said. Asked about widespread re­ tees, Appropriations and Fi­ Deaths Elsewhere “They need a break. They need a try have decided to join the ban. “It’s just joining hands with $163,000. fish products from Iceland. them.” she said, “It’sa very good ports that he would give Stolberg nance, who had been named by cessation to come back.” “It was a valuable, viable thing the newly created position of Stolberg. Manchester Townhouse Associates to Manuel A. Anne Rash, K-8 principal in to do,” said Rash. The ban thing and everyone here (should) and Elaine H, Coelho. Lawton Garden Condomi­ Charles Lindbergh’s baby boy, In 1977, Lawe, was voted Bolton, Alida Weigle, cook man­ Over the last 200 years, the fin Dexter Masters whale population has dropped encompasses all Bolton schools, go along with it.” nium. conveyance tax, $93.50. died Tuesday at age 89. president of Local 100, and in that Thoughts ager for Bolton schools, and Jean she said. Manche.ster decided not to join Stuart and Marilyn Greenwald to Robert R. and NEW YORK (AP) - Dexter W. Kloppenburg was the best position led the April 1980 strike Richards. Coventry food services from about 500,000 to about Masters, a writer and former 120.000. The sei whale population Bolton stopped buying Icelan­ the ban, .said Mary Uppling. Dolores M. Messier, Emily Lane, $132,,500. friend of Bruno Richard Haupt­ that forced millions of commu­ director, said their school dis­ dic fish about two months ago, cafeteria director. She said she Carole P. Brailsford to Waldemar and Anne M. executive director of Consumers mann, who was convicted in the ters to form car pools or walk and tricts have agreed to stop pur­ has been reduced from 250,000 to Union, which publishes Consu­ Life with a critical, complaining, or negative 50.000, he said. Weigle said. She said the district did not seethe need for joiningthe Johnson, Beacon Hill Condominium, conveyance highly publicized 1935 trial for the cost the city about $1.1 billion in person can be very much like living next door to a chasing the Icelandic products ban because Manchester does not tax. $115..50, mer Reports magazine, died kidnap-murder of 20-month-old The loss of the whale would be brought about 300 pounds a year. lost business, more than $1 chainsaw. There is a lot of sputtering, growling, because of a request by Green­ “We don’t like the idea of killing use that much Icelandic fish. John Hancock Life Insurance Co. to Manchester Wednesday of bronchial pneumo­ Charles Lindbergh Jr. three million a day in lost sales taxes peace, an international organiza­ tragic, Grimaldi said. He said the nia. He was 80. noise and fury. The pitch rises with the more Progress Development Corp . 10 parcels in years earlier. and $700,000 in police overtime. destruction the chainsaw does and relief comes only tion that supports animal rights Manchester Industrial Park, convevance tax, Masters began his writing In 1985, he was sworn in as and nuclear disarmament. The career with Time and Fortune when the noise stops. $14,685. John Lawe international president. It is very easy to find fault, to complain bitterly, to ban is being requested because WITH Phillip M. Hartz to Scott D. and Lisa R. , magazines. He was named editor Iceland refuses to stop slaughter­ ENJOY Moments in Memory of Tide, a journal of advertising NEW YORK (AP) - John Thomas Holmes rip everything apart. It is very easy to find things to Bigelow Brook Estates Condominium $125,000. Lawe, a one-time bus cleaner who object it, to find fault and everything we don’t ing whales. BARBERSHOP HARMONY Manchester Townhouse Associates to Michael J. and marketing. Masters joined SEATTLE (AP) - Dr. Thomas Greenpeace has called on the staff at Consumers Union led 35,000 workers in an 11-day happen to like. Is it so difficult, then, for us to find Skinner. Lawton Garden Condominium, convey­ transit strike in 1980 and later Holmes, who helped create a goodness in other people and things? school districts throughout New PER CHILD soon after the organization’s featuring TO AGE 17 ance tax. $96.80. became international president stress scale of such “life-change” This is an excellent time of the year (the England to ban Icelandic fish, founding in 1936. said Frank V. Grimaldi, oceane- In 1958, Masters, was named of the Transport Workers Union, events as marriage and work beginning of 1989) for us to start tallying our died of cancer Thursday at age 69. troubles, died Dec. 24 of a stroke complaints alongside our compliments, to know cology campaigner at Greenpea­ Ever>^ family’s (dream is a executive director of Consumers at age 70. ce’s Boston office. Manchester Union, a post he held until 1963, Lawe, a longtime union acti­ that frowns and fears do not reflect the lives that Lottery vist, joined the TWU in 1949, the Holmes and Navy scientist God has given us. has not joined the ban, he said. BEGINNERS’ LUCK DEALER’S CHOICE when he resigned to pursue his “Iceland refuses to stop killing Dallas, vacation togetlier at Walt own writing projects. year he came to the United States Richard Rahe introduced the We have to get out and search for what is good and Worcester, Massachusetts from Ireland and got a job as a Social Readjustment Rating positive, and then live it. We may not be able to be whales,” he said. “We thought Winning numbers drawn Thursday in lotteries Hans Kloppenburg bus cleaner for the old Fifth Scale, now commonly known as cheerful and positive all the time, but we certainly the only way to stop them was Disney World. Join Mickey, around New England: Avenue Coach Co., now a part of the Holmes-Rahe stress scale, in do not have to be frowning, depressed, and negative economic leverage.” Connecticut daily: 067. Play Four: 1929. JACKSON TOWNSHIP, N.J. the Transit Authority. 1967. The scale consists of 43 most of the time. God is good and if we believe in Greenpeace started the cam­ INTERSTATE RIVALS Gooly and the gang during Massachusetts daily: 1966. (AP) — Hans Kloppenburg, a Beginning as a shop steward, events, ranging from the death of him, then let us show it. paign in June 1988. Grimaldi said. Louisville, Tri-state daily: 576, 8667. defense witness for the man who he rose through the union ranks a spouse to minor violations of the He said the group is just starting school vacation February 11- daily: 0559. Lot-O-Bucks: 11-14-20- was convicted and executed for during his 17 years as a cleaner law, that can indicate a suscepti­ Rev. Robert T. 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Friday, Jan. 6. 1989 — 5, LOCAL Lottery chief says small pots hurt sales NATION & WORLD HARTFORD (AP) — State lottery other division employees to refer "all Executive Director William Olds and chief J. Blaine Lewis Jr., allowed to media inquiries, questions or requests other critics had called the action a day with a cover letter from Ragazzi J talk to the media again after the for information” to Edward J. Harri- gag order. to Olds, who said that the new memo ;v & STATE lifting of an eight-month gag order, gan. the agency’s public information Lewis said that legal threat did have apparently “has the effect of lifting Gas leak ■71 ■Sfi Reagan to lend says lottery sales are lagging mostly officer. an impact. the gag order.” A Fuel truck spills oil because of small jackpots. Lewis said he felt he had “been “I don’t like to speculate on what Lewis said he had interpreted the But Lewis said 'Thursday that emancipated” but was quick to point other people’s motives are, however, I May 18th order as a ban on speaking causes The Town of Manchester Fire Department problems with the system ^Iso have about the Connecticut lottery. That and the state Department of Environmental out that he could offer his comments think you would have to be naive if you been to blame and that the gag order only after giving what he called his did not believe the threatened lawsuit order had been issued shortly after support to raises Protection have not determined what caused a itself didn’t help matters. It was Lewis made critical comments about fuel oil truck to leak oil on East Middle “surgeon general’s warning.” did not have something to do with it,” Lewis’ first public statements about “While I am free to discuss the he said. the new contractor who took over the evacuation Turnpike Thursday, said Jack Hughes, fire the lottery since May. lottery system May 8. The switch to a department spokesman. lottery with you and give opinions on In the new memo Wednesday. “My personal opinion is the fact those matters, I. as chief of the Ragazzi said anyone in the division new company was followed by techni­ SIMl VALLEY, Calif. (AP) - to top officials A fuel truck from the Wyman Oil Co.. 484 E. Workers at a company repeat­ A that I was not able to talk to the press lottery, am not acting as the division can speak freely as an individual as cal problems including a one-day Middle Turnpike, leaked oil on East Middle shutdown of the lottery system. edly cited for illegally dumping WASHINGTON (AP) - Presi­ vote to head off the pay increases, Turnpike between Parker and Princeton and that did not build confidence” in spokesman, nor the designated spo­ long as the employee makes it clear the system. Lewis said. kesman,” Lewis said. that heor she is “not acting as a Lewis said things are better than chemicals released a cloud of dent Reagan will lend his support they will automatically take streets, Hughes said. The department and the Division Director Orlando P. Ra- they were in May but certainly not as deadly chlorine gas when they I to a 50 percent pay raise for effect 30 days after the plan is DEP are investigating the leak, he said. The division had been threatened spokesman for the division or purport­ gazzi on Wednesday issued a memo­ with a lawsuit by the Connecticut Civil ing to express its views or policies.” good as the way the system was failed to tighten a valve, forcing members of Congress and other submitted to Congress with the There was no threat to residents, said randum that he said clarified his May Liberties Union challenging the con­ supposed to run when the new 11,500 people to evacuate, offi­ federal officials that one oppo­ proposed federal budget on Hughes, though the leak caused a strong odor. A copy of the memorandum was 18 written order telling Lewis and stitutionality of the order. CCLU hand delivered to the CCLU Wendes- contractor came on line. cials said. nent called the “greatest salary Monday. The fire department covered the oil with grab in government history.” The commission recommended sand, said Hughes. He said the department Three firefighters were injured and massive traffic jams snarled The raise will increase the pay that members of Congress and would apply another layer of sand again, if for members of Congress and federal district judges, who now necessary, and clean up the sand. this Los Angeles suburb before Shellfish closing authorities capped the leak and federal judges to $135,000 a year make $89,500 a year, be paid unless both houses of Congress $135,000. The House speaker lifted the evacuation order Thurs­ would go from $115,000 to $175,000, N reject it by Feb. 8. Psychiatrist loses license day evening, more than 11 hours and majority and minority lead­ pianned by state after the gas was first reported. The president also will urge HARTFORD (AP) — A former Windsor Congress to abolish outside in­ ers from $99,500 to $155,000. Top "We don’t expect any major come such as speaking fees, as executive-branch officials such psychiatrist accused of trading drugs for sex injuries or deaths,” Ventura with inmates at the Cheshire Reformatory has the Commission on Executive, as Cabinet members would get angers officiais County Fire Department spokes­ Legislative and Judicial Salaries raises from their current $99,500 been stripped of his license to practice in woman Susan Chandler said. Connecticut by the state's Medical Examining recommended last month, Rea­ to $155,000. HARTFORD (AP) — Local officials are irate 'The commission also recom­ Board. about a proposal by state health officials to close The chlorine escaped from a gan spokeswoman Leslye Arsht The board found Donald A. Marshall, a 5,000-gallon tank at the Travelin’ said in a statement released mended that Congress raise the some shellfish beds along the Connecticut shore as a president’s pay to about $350,000 former consultant for the state’s Correction way to deal with the shortage of inspectors. West Textile Co. and formed a AP photo Thursday evening. Department, illegally used, purchased and greenish-yellow cloud over an Reagan is expected today to from the current $200,000, which A report containing the proposal should get final HEADING HOME — Veterinary and tion for release into the Gulf of Mexico. has been fixed since 1969. How­ sold marijuana during his three-year employ­ approval from top department officials within the area as big as six football fields on send all members of Congress a ment with the reformatory. the outskirts of this city of 100,000 medical specialists at Sea World in "Brydie” was found beached Nov. 24, letter “to explain his decision and ever, such a hike would not take next two weeks, said Malcolm Shute, an official with effect until 1993 because of a The decision made no mention of the the Department of Health Services’ environmental people. Orlando, Fla., lift “Brydie," a 22-foot- 1988 near Honeymoon Island, Fla. She urge members to support it,” Ms. drugs-for-sex charges that were brought T long baleen whale from one of the will be taken 120 miles out into the Gulf Arsht said. constitutional prohibition on rais­ health division. The gas "forms an acid in your ing a president’s pay during his against Marshall after an internal investiga­ The report would then be forwarded to the U.S. lungs that creates blisters, and holding tanks at Sea World in prepara- southwest of Tampa and released. Rep. Vic Fazio, D-Calif., said, tion determined he was using drugs to coax “I’m very pleased that the term. Food and Drug Administration, which is pressuring you could die,” said fire depart­ Fazio said he believes the sexual favors from two teen-age males at the Connecticut to improve procedures for inspecting ment spokesman Kevin Nester. president has decided to make Cheshire Reformatory. He allegedly used this decision. This is a pay raise Senate is likely to reject the raise shellfish beds for pollution. Battalion Chief Larry Whelan as it has in past years when the amphetamines and marijuana to elicit sex “It’s a totally unreasonable, totally illogical for all the top-level federal from the inmates of the reformatory between said workers drained the tank of Jobless ex-minister charged officials ... but of course we House allowed pay hikes to take impasse,” said Henry E. Holden Jr., chairman of -v., all but 20 to 50 gallons of liquid effect. The lawmaker said he 1981 and 1984. the Stonington Shellfish Commission. (Congress) take all the heat.” chlorine on Tuesday, but instead Consumer advocate Ralph believed a ban on honoraria “If these beds are closed, thats a $100 million of tightening the valve with a would be enacted if the raises Kellie, Kopeck! honored industry that’s gone, and that’s just the commercial in starvation death of his son Nader said, however, “Mr. Rea­ AP photo wrench, “they only hand- gan has put an end to any further were accepted. He said that end of the business,” Holden said. “There’s a lot tightened it.” would keep the overall benefit to Matthew Robert Kellie and James Thomas more people involved in recreational shellfishing.” SHOOTING SITE — A clerk and a armed robbery. Police have no suspects WILKES-BARRE, Pa. (AP) - “This is an absolutely sicken­ held without bail at Luzerne pretense that he wants his federal Kopecki. both of Manchester, have been The chlorine, used to treat the An unemployed ex-minister who ing and horrendous situation,” County Prison once they are deficit reduced. He has thumbed lawmakers less than that for New London area shellfish commmissioners plan customer died at this Middletown liquor in the siayings. juidges. selected as Outstanding Young Men of to meet Monday in Stonington to plot strategy for plant’s wastewater before dispo­ said he was too proud to go on Stevens said. released, which likely would be his nose at the vast majority of America for 1988. store Thursday afternoon during an sal, turns into a gas when welfare and expected God to several days, said hospital spo­ the American people. Republi­ Earlier Thursday, the nonpar­ fighting the proposal. “A son has died and he has died Kellie lives at 22 Cedarwood Road and Although recreational and commercial shel- released into the air. provide for his family has been kesman Mark Stephens. can, independent and Democrat tisan National Taxpayers Union Kopecki lives at 22F St. James St Deputy City Manager Jay charged with murder in the as the result of his parents’ alike who are against the greatest delivered petitions to the White Ifishers do not have an active lobby, shellfishing is failure to provide him with the The Outstanding Young Men of America an important part of the state’s economy, and Corey said the city had fought starvation death of his 14-year- In addition to the murder salary grab in government House bearing the names of 13,000 program recognizes the achievements and Robber kills clerk, customer Travelin’ West for two years over old son. necessary life in terms of food, chares, the Cottams face two history.” people who oppose the raise. shellfish commissions therefore have to take a more sustenance and support,” Stev­ abilities of men between the ages of 21 and 36. active advocacy role in protecting it, Holden said. MIDDLETOWN (AP) — A was body found by another the man and woman lying on the its dumping of dyes and other Larry Cottam and his wife, counts each of recklessly endan­ Reagan could have modified Group spokesman David Keating The men are being honored for achievement in chemicals in city sewers. Leona, were charged Thursday ens said. gering another person and two the proposal made last month by said after the White House Shute said he cannot identify which shellfish beds package store clerk and a fre­ customer in a pool of blood on the floor near the counter at the rear The Cottams were placed under civic and professional service. might be closed until the draft report is approved. quent customer were shot and store’s floor. of the samll store, Knapp said. He said the city cited the with criminal homicide in the counts each of endangering the the commission. Under the law, announcement, "I think Rea­ The plan was originally due Oct. 1, but the killed during an armed robbery, Signorelli, a part-time clerk, company several times in 1987 death of their son, Eric, who guard at the hospital. They will be welfare of children. unless both the House and Senate gan’s action is outrageous. ” Birthday gift brings arrest department has received two extensions of that Middletown police said. was standing behind the service Bibisi said both victims were and 1988 for illegal dumping and authorities said had not eaten in deadline. Police Lt. Joseph E. Bibisi said counter neara cash register when shot at close range with a then sought a court injunction. at least three weeks and weighed SOMERS (AP) — A New London woman who “There are a number of different options, and it is Philip N. Johnson, 58, of Haddam, she was shot once in the back, medium-caliber handgun and po­ The city recently won a cease- 69 pounds, about 80 pounds less attempted to smuggle marijuana into the state lice had no suspects in the and-desist order requiring Tra­ than normal. still under review so I’m not sure what the final and Marjorie Signorelli, 68, of Bibisi said. Signorelli, who was slayings. maximum-security prison as a birthday document will look like,” Shute said. “But some of Middletown, were both shot dur­ found on the floor behind the velin’ West to stop discharging Dr. George E. Hudock, Jr., present for her son has been arrested, The cash register drawer was dyes and chemicals into the Luzerne County coroner, ruled the options would call for the closure of shellfish ing a robbery at Russell’s Pack­ service counter, was pronounced open and an undetermined authorities said. beds.” age Store around 3 p.m. dead at Middlesex Memorial sewers by Jan. 1, he said. the teen-ager’s death a homicide. A quarter-ounce of marijuana was disco­ Martin P. Dowgert, the Boston-based FDA Thursday. Hospital, Bibisi said. amount of cash was taken, Bibisi Two weeks ago, Travelin’ West “I don’t hold God responsible,” vered in a package of croissants during a inspector in charge of reviewing Connecticut’s plan Bibisi said Johnson, a custo­ An unidentified woman called said. informed the city it would close Larry Cottam said Thursday routine search of the package, according to With Eagle Equity Plans, for shellfish beds, suggested the state’s current mer, was standing at the edge of the police department at 3:08 Lt. Ronald E. Lee said all the the plant and move, Corey said. night from Mercy Hospital, Correction Department spokesman William E. inspection program is woefully inadequate. the service counter toward the p.m., saying something was money in the register was taken Authorities believe the firm was where he and his wife and their Flower. “They have two people working in the field, one back of the store when he was shot wrong at the package storre, except fora $10billthat was found shutting down its operation, he 12-year-old daugther, Laura, Evelyn Garrison. 49. of New London was covering eastern Connecticut and one covering once in the head. Bibisi said according to Capt. David Knapp. on the floor behind the service said, but it was unclear whether were listed in serious condition charged Wednesday with conveying unautho­ western Connecticut,” Dowgert said. Johnson died instantly and his Two officers arrived and found counter. the chlorine tank was emptied with malnutrition. “The error rized contraband into a correctional facility earlier this week as part of that was on my part, not God’s. you get tax advantages and possession of marijuana. Flower said. move. “My wife and I feel terrible Flower identified her son as Jerry Glenn. 30. Late Thursday, city officials about Eric’s death, but my faith of New London. Glenn is serving 25 years to life Firefighters rescue dad, son obtained a temporary restraining in God is not shaken,” said for murder, in addition to a four-to-eight-year order barring any plant employee Cottam, who was arraigned at the term stemming from a 1980 assault and NEED SOME EXTRA from entering the building until hospital as he sat in a wheelchair robbery of a prison guard. after iceboat sinks in Jake an investigation can be with an intravenous tube running and a free Tax SPENDING MONEY? completed. from his left arm. School bus driver charged Travelin’ West officials did not Cottam, 39, a former Seventh- MORRIS (AP) — A father and son released late Thursday afternoon. immediately answer telephone day Adventist minister who was whose iceboat sank when it hit a soft spot “We unquestionably owe our lives to WATERBURY (AP) — A school bus driver Newspaper routes available in your area... calls, and could not be located by fired from his job as a truck on frozen Bantam Lake say they owe their those guys” and “to their expertise,” said city officials. driver last March, rejected pub­ A d viser. was charged Thursday with criminal liability lives to the ice rescue expertise of local the younger Uhlein, in a telephone in connection with the death of 5-year-old After the leak was discovered, lic assistance and refused to send firefighters. interview from his father’s home. Earn money ancJ prizes by (delivering the firefighters directed a high- his children to public school, Miguel Lopez three weeks ago, police said. John Wyatt Uhlein, 61, of Litchfield, and Rescuers pushed an alumnimum boat The bus driver. Margaret Flaherty. 24, of pressure, 80-foot stream of water where they would have qualified John Uhlein III, 31, of New Canaan, were across the ice as far as it could go before Manchester Heraiid in your neighborhooid. on the tank that caked the loose for school breakfast and lunch Waterbury. was arrested on a warrant sailing across the lake at about 40 mph the ice collapsed. Skilton and another charging her with negligent homicide with a valve with ice and temporarily programs, neighbors and offi­ Thursday morning when their boat broke firefighter wearing an ice rescue suit then sealed the leak. That allowed the cials said. motor vehicle and operating under suspension. through the ice several hundred freet from entered the water with the boat to reach Call today to get more details. She was released on a promise to appear in cloud to dissipate and enabled Authorities found no food in the shore and plunged to the bottom. the two stranded men, fire officials said. firefighters to tighten the valve, Superior Court. An iceboat glides across the ice on Skilton lifted the elder Uhlein into the family’s well-kept house, located Police say records indicate Flaherty had her 647-9946 Whelan said. in a middle-class, suburban runners under power from a sail. boat before throwing a rope to his son. Just after dark, a specially neighborhood of northeastern driver’s license suspended on Oct. 29. 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Drug force seizes cash Defense attorneys have speculated that indict­ The 87-year-old monarch’s biood pressure stood North may lose key to his defense ments in Operation III Wind, the case's code name, at 68 over 30 late today, while his breathing rate, North’s lawyers NEW YORK (AP) — Nearly $20 million, most of could come this week. Some companies and which increased significantly to 32 breaths per when he shredded National Se­ NATION By James Rowley Supreme Court. it in neatly stacked $20 bills, has been seized here employees named in-the investigation are known minute early today, eased to 26 in the evening, J The Associated Press Without charges he conspired curity Council documents and in what authorities said was the largest cash haul to be trying to work out a plea bargain. palace officials said. News Analysis to corrupt Reagan’s legitimate lied to Attorney General Edwin & W O RLD in the history of the war on drugs. The coast-to-coast investigation into the Pentag­ His systolic, or upper, blood pressure reading step up attacks WASHINGTON - A powerful effort to sell arms to free Meese III during the November Eleven people, allegedly members of a powerful on’s $150 billion-a-year purchasing system was has been in the 69-80 range since early Thursday weapoh in Oliver L. North’s American hostages. North will 1986 presidential investigation of prisoner executed Colombian drug cartel that controls cocaine triggered in September 1986 by a tip that a private despite court physicians’ efforts to push it up with defense arsenal may be silenced divert U.S.-Iran arms-sale profits have a harder time justifying the the Iran-Contra affair. distribution in the metropolitan area, were consultant was oeddling secret bid information. emergency transfusions. WASHINGTON (AP) - De­ allow more censoring of 300 by the prosecution’s decision to to the Nicaraguan rebels. need to subpoena Reagan and The 12 remaining charges a re . JEFFERSON CITY. Mo. (AP) - A man who arrested in the raid Thursday. It was longest that his pressure has been below claring the heart of the govern­ prosecution exhibits to meet drop the two central charges But Laurence Tribe, a constitu- Bush. all felonies that carry penalties raped and killed a woman brought to him as a “It is the largest cash seizure in a drug case in Settlers stone Arab cars 90 since he fell seriously ill on Sept. 19. ment’s case against Oliver L. administration concerns over against him in the Iran-Contra tionol scholar at Harvard Univer­ “When those issues are re­ ranging from two to 10 years "birthday present’ ’ was put to death early today in the world,” said Robert Stutman, head of the Drug North ‘‘destroyed," attorneys disclosing sensitive informa­ case. sity Law School, who has done moved, both the need for presi­ imprisonment and fines up to , Missouri’s first execution in 24 years. . Enforcement Agency’s New York office, at a news YAKIR, Occupied West Bank (AP) — Jewish Troops storm garrison for the fired White House aide tion about covert intelligence The ex-Marine’s continued de­ some legal work for Walsh, says dential testimony and the need $250,000. ; George “Tiny” Mercer, clasping a Bible, was conference held among dozens of ordinary brown settlers stoned Arab cars after an Israeli was are stepping up attacks on the operations. mand to include national secrets what’s left is a “lean and mean” for the great bulk of the docu­ “It’s a sad day when we think injected with a toxic dose of drugs at 12:03 a.m. as boxes brimming with $20 bills. fatally shot near this West Bank settlement, and ZAMBOANGA CITY, Philippines (AP) — other 12 criminal charges he Walsh says North, a former in the case was delaying the trial set of allegations that North ments that allegedly might com­ charges of lying to Congress, his wife, Christy, watched through a death “This is the result of people laying down $20 a police said today the killing may have been Troops, tanks and armored personnel carriers faces in the Iran-Contra affair. National Security Council aide, while independent counsel Law­ shredded documents, lied to promise national security are obstructing (a presidential in­ chamber window. He was declared dead at 12:09 shot” for cocaine, he said. carried out by nationalist Palestinians. today stormed a military garrison after Moslem should stand trial on the 12 rence E. Walsh fought a rear­ quiry)... and destroying docu­ a.m. Stutman said $19 million in neatly stacked $20 Elsewhere in the West Bank, Palestinians in captors killed a senior commander they had been Independent counsel Law­ Congress and obstructed a presi­ radically reduced,” Tribe said. Bethlehem and surrounding Christian villages rence Walsh on Thursday other charges dealing mainly guard action with intelligence dential investigation of the Iran- North can no longer claim that ments are somehow relatively Mercer, 44, had been on death row at the bills and some $100 bills were found in boxes inside holding hostage, officials said. with the alleged cover-up by agencies over the release of unimportant,” Tribe said. “In the Missouri State Penitentiary longer than any other a passenger van at a Queens warehouse called observed a general strike today as Orthodox Defense Secretary Fidel Ramos told reporters moved to drop conspiracy and Contra affair. he thought he was acting with Christians celebrate Christmas. Graffiti painted theft counts against North, North of his efforts on behalf of classified information demanded Walsh can “proceed without presidential authority when he broader scheme of things those inmate and his efforts to stop the execution failed Zoom Furniture. in Manila that at least one lieutenant and three the Contras fighting the leftist charges should be taken very Thursday when the U.S. Supreme Court and Gov. on buildings called for an escalation of the enlisted men were wounded in the assault. A local citing the ex-Marine’s "insist­ by the court. the cloud of national security” secretly helped finance the Nica­ 13-month Palestinian uprising. ence on introducing classified government of Nicaragua. The Faced with the Reagan admin­ hanging over the remaining raguan rebel cause with money seriously.” John Ashcroft refused to grant a stay. Indictments are imminent hospital said it was treating five wounded, 12 counts carry total penalties Some of those charges may still Warden Bill Armontrout said he read Mercer his On Thursday, troops shot and wounded two including a civilian Red Cross worker. information in his defense” and istration’s refusal to allow more charges against the former Na­ from the arms-for-hostages Palestinian teen-agers during disturbances in the the Reagan administr.ation’s of 60 years in prison and $3 disclosures of secret information tional Security Council aide. deals. pose some secrecy problems for death warrant, and then. “He shook my hand and ALEXANDRIA, Va. (AP) - A federal grand One of the wounded. Staff Sgt. Rosendo million in fines. Walsh, and he may have to . thanked me and he asked that we look out for one of jury hearing evidence today in the massive West Bank’s Kaddoura refugee camp and the Novelenio, told reporters there were “many refusal to release classified in his own evidence, Walsh Tribe said. Therefore he has no need to use village of Beit Likiya, Arab hospital officials said. material a judge said North At a hearing Monday, Gesell streamlined the case Thursday The move may also defuse the classified documents to support a jettison a few other counts of the • his shipmates down here,” referring to a fellow Pentagon procurement fraud investigation is on dead” on the second floor of the headquarters needs to get a fair trial. is to consider the prosecution’s by asking the court to dismiss the difficult legal issue raised by contention that his modus oper­ indictment. But it greatly in­ inmate. the verge of returning an indictment, more than building where Brig. Gen. Eduardo Batalla and request to dismiss the conspi­ two charges most laden with North’s issuance of subpoenas for and! in other, authorized, covert creases the likelihood that the Later, Mercer’s body was taken from the two years after the probe began, the prosecution Emperor’s health worsens his chief of staff. Col. Romeo Abendan, had been President Reagan said racy and theft charges, which case will go to trial in the near penitentiary in a hearse. says. held. Walsh’s motion “satisfies our national security problems. President Reagan and President­ operations was no different from accuse North and three co­ If as expected U.S. District elect Bush to testify in court. the role he played overseeing the future. ____ ; About 30 death penalty opponents held a service U.S. Attorney Henry Hudson of the Eastern TOKYO (AP) — Emperor Hirohito’s blood Ramos said the attack began after the military problem, which has been ... defendants of illegally divert­ at a church and about a dozen went to the District of was holding a news conference pressure worsened today and physicians ex­ learned that Batalla had been shot and killed by concern about national secur­ Judge Gerhard A. Gesell grants That question, unresolved by secret arms network for the Editor’s note: James Rowley ing more than $14 million in Walsh’s motion, the prosecutor Contras. maximum-security prison for a candlelight vigil. today in the expectation that the grand jury will pressed concern about possible damage to his the renegade Moslem policemen. There was no ity. ... We’re waiting to see what the courts, could have delayed the covers the Justice Department brain and organs because of lack of oxygen, palace U.S.-Iran arms-sale profits to will surrender the most politi­ trial for months while White It is unlikely Gesell would let for The Associated Press and has Mercer was condemned to death for the 1978 return an indictment, his spokeswoman, Sharon word on the fate of Abendan. Fighting continued the future is going to be.” the Nicaraguan rebels. cally explosive charges, which Dibbley, said Thursday. officials said. for at least four hours. Abandoning the two central House lawyers fought the sum­ North claim he thought he was written about the Iran-Contra murder of Karen Keeton, 22, a waitress. Walsh wants the two charges allege a criminal conspiracy to monses all the way to the acting with presidential authority charges while keeping the other dismissed without prejudice, case for two years. 12 will “minimize the exposure an approach that would make it of classified information,” possible to bring them again. Walsh said. Gesell also will hear com­ North’s attorneys disagreed ments from prosecutors and in the Greater with Walsh. North’s lawyers on possible “Although the heart of its scheduling changes. Dropping Manchester Area case is destroyed, the independ­ OPPORTUNITIES the two main counts will ent counsel continues to toy require significant adjust­ REAL ESTATE < with Colonel North and appar­ ments in the documentary case > ently refuses to recognize that both sides plan to present. The 543 North Main St. CQi j m s classified information per­ trial is set to begin Jan. 31. vades the remaining charges as House Majority Leader Tho­ O n lu w - Manchester well,” Brendan Sullivan, one of mas Foley said the decision to DAV.FISH Mr Ir-T—i 6478895 North’s lawyers, said in a drop the two charges “has THE REALTY COMPANY and Gardens statement. nothing to do with the inade­ Realty Co. EPSTEIN REALTY Sullivan said “it is disgrace­ quacy of the evidence. It has to MIS RTE. 30 • VERNON ful” that the conspiracy and do with the sensitivity of the Middle Tpke., Manchester Each office Independently owned and operated 871-1400 REAL ESTATE theft charges were brought evidence.” against North “and outrageous “Col. North still faces very PRESENTS... 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Jan. 6, 1989 OPINION BUSINESS J Unions, states MARKET REPORT Christmas retail season Aclivtly ov«( lh« past 30 Ifgding dgyi Cops need Add taxes »aso A m f o t o \ YOU seek continued was the best in 2 years p'it sWU or cut out ll'! 9.160 station away By The Associated Press profits during this period. homework ban lil> Sales of Top Industry watchers were split out aM 2,100 The holiday spirit reawakened over whether consumers would A the waste? WASHINGTON (AP) — Three national unions in consumers this Christmas, General continue their December shop­ from office and two states are asking a federal court to block 2.050 sending shoppers into the stores ping spree into 1989. Consumer DOW JONLS AVERAGE Retailers spending is a key barometer of government regulations lifting a 40-year ban on jAniMtyS. 1989 and giving retailers their best Jan. 5, 1989 work at home in five apparel-related industries. HIGH 2,206.16 performance in nearly two years. the economy’s health because it The committee studying Manchester’s By Jack Anderson accounts for two-thirds of the "Eliminating the ban on homework is a LOW 2,173.04 "Retailers had sales above Figures in billions and Dale Van Atta nation’s total output. needs for more municipal office space came profoundly reactionary attack on the most basic CLOSE 2,100.64 their own expectations,” Walter of dollars: exact reporting periods legal rights of working men and women,” Jay 1.950 Loeb, an analyst with Morgan as sboxxn; percent change from Strong sales gains were evident to the right conclusion when it decided that O CHANGE Up 12.66 the town hall should remain in the traditional WASHINGTON — Federal bureau­ Mazur, president of the International Ladies’ Stanley & Co., said Thursday same period In 1987. in all segments of the industry f crats are not reading George Bush’s Garment Workers Union, said Thursday after the after the nation’s largest general last month, including the higher center of town and not include a new police r MTWT? UTWTf UTWT? MTWTf HlTWTf (fl T W1 lips. They can’t bring themselves to suit was filed in federal district court here. __W_____ t_____ II_____II_____ » >0 » > retailers announced sales results Sears, Roebuck & Co. end. Neiman-Marcus Group Inc. station. believe the president-elect really “ It would condemn tens of thousands of workers Jttw rf for December. Five Mwte said sales at its stores open at The proposal that the two facilities be meant it when he promised not to — mostly immigrant women — to abject exploita­ Jeffrey Edelman, an analyst $4.61 0 0 1 2 . 1% to Oec. 31 least a year — the industry’s best combined in a new building in Center Springs increases taxes. tion and threaten the working standards of with Drexel Burnham Lambert barometer known as same-store K mart Corp. sales — were up a strong 12.2 Park does have merit. It might well be In time of a budget crunch, the countless others,” Mazur said of the Labor Inc., agreed, saying, “ It turned Department plan, scheduled to take effect Monday. out to be a good Christmas.” percent from December 1987. simpler and less expensive to build a single bureaucrats are accustomed to $4.58 0Bio.7% rors scrounging, but not for ways to cut the The suit contends that the regulations contain IN B R IE F Analysts estimated industry­ Apparel retailers continued facility for both the police station and other wide sales rose 6 percent to 7.5 ------budget. They prefer scrounging for inadequate safeguards to prevent violations of laws Wal-Mart Stores Inc. their comeback from a year-long town offices. n i i t f percent in December, better than new taxes. Then, inevitably, they find governing minimum wage, child labor, maximum Menthol sales slump. Limited Inc., a the 6 percent gain forecast before But the arguments against combining them new ways to spend the money faster work hours, workplace safety and other issues. Gryk joins London firm $2.97 0031.0% Dec. leading clothing retailer, said its the start of the season. are valid. than it flows in. It also attacks the department’s record of same-store sales soared 28 enforcing regulations covering homework in the Wesley C. Gryk The outcome came as a sur­ J.C. Penney Co. Irrc. For one thing, a combination would The process was already underway percent. knitted outerwear industry — which has been legal Jr., formerly of prise because retailers, mired in Five mieeks before the taxpayers could brush the But even with a good Christ­ concentrate too much vehicle traffic in one for the past four years — and asks that the Manchester, has a sales slump since early 1987, $2.48 801.5% to D oc 31 place. More important, it would put too much ^ iHt'- confetti off their New Year’s party accepted a position expected their customers to con­ mas, many retailers will show government be ordered to consider reinstating the Dayton Hudson Corp. lackluster full-year sales when pedestrian traffic in the building, to the clothes. The government officials ban in that field. as a solicitor at a tinue shopping cautiously this have prepared a wish list of tax Fivo mfoeks their fiscal 1988 ends later this detriment of good police practice. Labor Department officials said they had not seen London, England, season. Consumers, burdened by $2.24 . % increases they would like Congress to law firm that spe­ debt and paying more for servi­ 0 0 1 2 6 to O o c.3 i month, analysts said. Several When the form er almshouse on East Middle the suit and therefore could not comment on most storeowners have had trouble bestow on them. Here are just a few of cializes in civil lib­ ces and necessities, have been Fodoratod Dopottmont Stores me and aspects. But they rejected its characterization of keeping up with inflation, which Turnpike was first converted to a police their ideas; erties cases and cutting back on their retail Mked Stores Corp.. itto Catnpeau Corp. enforcement of labor laws in the knitted outwear increased at a rate of 4.4 percent station many years ago, it was easy for Democrats gear up for 1992 ■ They want to raise the lowest industry. human rights. outlays. units rrhich together compris* the for much of the year. anyone to enter the building and wander income tax rate from 15 to 16 percent “ It’s just not true that the department cannot Gryk, the son of But, as it turned out, "consu­ nation's tOurP) largest retailer based on 1987 sales, do not report sales monthly. around within it. Later, the layout was Jackson and his forces, whq see the and the highest rate from 33 to 35 enforce the Fair Labor Standards Act in a attorney Wesley mers are in a mood to spend,” Sears, Roebuck and Co., the By Robert J. Wagman Gryk of Manches- said analyst Monroe Greenstein nation’s largest retailer, said its changed to provide more security and control Major fights are under changes as key to their hopes in 1992, percent. homework environment,” said Alan McMillan, a ■ They would like to add a $5-per- deputy assistant secretary. ‘ ’We absolutely feel that ter, recently at Bear, Stearns & Co. Jeffrey Feiner, an analyst with overall December sales rose 12.1 over those few who had business there. way over what faction will fight to keep the new rules. WASHINGTON - The Election Day There also may be a move to barrel tax on oil. we can.” passed a series of This Christmas contrasted with Merrill Lynch St Co., predicted percent, while sales for the first As Police Capt. Henry Minor put it during a smoke has barely cleared, George wiil controi the party and dislodge from its traditional ■ They want to boost gasoline taxes McMillan said the four-year experience monitor­ examinations to the 1987 holiday season, when retailers would post earnings 48 weeks of the fiscal year were committee meeting Wednesday, "We have Bush is still organizing hisadministra- roles as the first primary state. by 12 cents a gallon. ing homework in the knitted outerwear industry had become solicitor, retailers were forced to slash increases of 10 to 15 percent for up 7.1 percent. Sears’ same-store about ch anges in how according to an an­ prices to draw in reluctant people at the police facility that shouldn’t tion, but the Democrats’ 1992 cam­ It has long been argued that Iowa, ■ They’re ready to tax part of prompted the department to strengthen its the quarter. The final quarter is sales were up 8.4 percent for the nouncement from consumers, many of them still crucial for retailers because they month and 3.2 percent for the com e into contact with the public.’’ paign has already begun. the party chooses its with its complex caucus process, is so Medicare benefits and employer- enforcement procedures and include the improve­ ments in the new regulations. the Law Society of reeling from the October stock generally earn half their annual fiscal vear to date. In the past there have suggestions for Major fights are already under way nom inee. atypical that its result is almost financed health insurance premiums. over what faction will control the party meaningless in foretelling which The five manufacturing industries covered by the England and market crash. moving the town hall to locations away from ■ They favor a 5 percent national Wales. Analysts said the companies machinery, and about changes in how candidate is most in tune with voters. sales tax on most purchases except new rules are: gloves and mittens, buttons and the town’s center, but the idea has never won the party will nominate its standard chairman in former Rep. Often Iowa is won by the candidate buckles, handkerchiefs, embroideries and, to a Wesley C. Gryk Wesley C. Gryk Jr. should have favorable fourth- food, housing and medical care. Jr. has lived in quarter earnings because they wide support. bearer in 1992. A meeting of the Michael Barnes, who was a high-level with the best organization and the best limited extent, jewelry. ■ They would like to limit mortgage London for nine years. He has been legal Democratic National Committee adviser to the Dukakis campaign — understanding of the arcane Iowa Much of the women’s apparel industry is not stocked their shelves conserva­ The Attic The town hall belongs in the center of town, interest deductions to $20,000 for a adviser to the United Nations High Commis­ slatedforearly February will be 1992’s one of the few untainted by the end caucus rules. affected. But the Labor Department last week said tively and offered fewer dis­ which is the hub of civic activities. married couple and collect a 30 sioner for Refugees and deputy head of the Come view fine antiques and first battleground. result. There are even those who argue that it was considering drafting proposed rules for lifting counts than a year ago. percent capital gains tax on the sale of The location of a police station is far less Because of the resignation of Paul Former Rep. James Stanton of Ohio the Iowa process is so byzantine that no the broader homework ban, too, and the outcome of research department of Amnesty a home. collectibles in our new shop. We will critical, considering the normal mobility of Kirk, the DNC will have to choose a is seen by many as big labor’s entry one can actually be positive that the the suit could signal whether organized labor will be International. He is a graduate of East Catholic High police officers and the limited need for public new chairman. One early favorite is into the sweepstakes for chairman. announced winner was actually the To introduce these measures, the successful in blocking that attempt. be open Sunday, January 8th, bureaucrats will turn to their friends School, Harvard College and Harvard Law access to the station. It probably should not be Ron Brown, a Washington lawyer and But labor gota black eye among many first choice a mong those attending the About 167,000 workers are employed by the five CALDWELL on Capitol Hill who believe in tired affected industries, which generated $10 billion School. He is also a member of the New York from 10-4 pm. located on the fringe of town, but it should not former DNC deputy chairman who Democratic insiders for its failure to local caucuses. was Jesse Jackson’s convention man­ deliver in November, and Stanton is For instance, in 1988 the announced solutions to domestic problems. The worth of production in 1986, said Susan Cowell, vice bar and has worked for the law firm of OIL INC. Monday, 12-4 pm • Thursday, 12-4 pm be combined with a town hall, either. ager last year. He is supported by not seen as a serious contender. winner was Missouri Rep. Richard way has already been paved by a president of the ILGWU. Shearman & Sterling in its New York and Hong Jackson, Sen. Edward Kennedy — Finally, there is a compromise Gephardt, who was said to have media campaign proclaiming the Joining the garment workers’ union in filing the Kong offices. Located at the corner of whose campaign he helped run in 1980 candidate, state chairman received the support of 31.24percentof urgent need for higher taxes. suit were two other national unions, the Amalgam­ He was also clerk to Constance Baker — and by former Gov. Bruce Richard Wiener. Many in the party those attending caucuses. The runner- ■The real need, of course, is for less ated Clothing and Textile Workers Union and the Motley, U.S. District Court judge for the .72® Birch Mountain Road and Babbitt. had urged Kirk to serve another term up, Sen. Paul Simon, received spending. This has been documented Service Employees International Union; two New Southern District of New York. p«r gd. C. O. D. ISO gal. minimum purchaia Fiano Road in Bolton. That support might be his downfall. to avoid a potential blood-letting in 26.68 percent. by Citizens Against Government York-based union locals: three apparel-industry Gryk studied for one year at Warsaw University in Poland as a Fulbright Scholar. Even though he had to be talked into choosing a successor. When he could That total is arrived at by a local Waste (a descendant of the former employer associations representing 255companies; Jim and Jo.4nn Klar 646-51 IS leaving the DNC to join the Jackson not be convinced, Wiener was put caucus chairman who informs the Grace Commission) whose chairman, and the states of New York and Pennsylvania, 649-8841 Prices Subleet to Chengs campaign, he is now seen as the forward. county chairman of the results. The J. Peter Grace, has offered to show where homework is banned by state law. Realtors Install officers Jackson candidate for chairman. He is Potentially as important as the county chairman, in turn, then totals Congress how to wipe out the deficit being bitterly opposed by Southern chairman’s selection will be a fight and rounds the results for the entire without raising taxes. According to The Women’s Council of Realtors has party chairmen who think that the county before calling the results to over new rules about how the 1992 official government figures, the cam­ installed officers for 1989. choice of a black liberal as party primaries and conventions wilt be run. state headquarters. Each county total Tax trial looks paign has already saved $110 billion. Officers installed Dec. 15 were Nancy von chairman will only help the GOP They were demanded by Jesse is then considered in relation to the Grace’s solution is simple: Just cut Hollen of Sentry Real Estate, president: solidify its hold in their region. Jackson as part of the price for his amount of Democratic support in that Rosalie Brunetti, Re/Max East of the River; wasteful extravagance. He will even Many would be more comfortable support of Michael Dukakis after the county in the last election. Shirley Vitols, Realty World Frechette: Paula show members of Congress where the at management with former Rep. James R. Democratic convention. Their case is complex, but Simon’s Medieros, Sentry Real Estate; Joyce Kiernan, Jones, who has thrown his hat into the Jackson insisted in Atlanta that the supporters still argue that he actually waste is, in case they have trouble Kiernan Realty; and Shelby Strano, Strano ring. Jones’ selection, it is argued, 1992 primaries not be winner-take-all had more support at the caucuses than finding it. The Grace Commission has Real Estate. 6RAIIID OPENING! would send a clear message that the and also demanded that there be far Gephardt. The merits of that argu­ uncovered waste galore, ranging by Newhouses The council invites new members to attend Democratic Party is going to become fewer "super delegates’’ — DNC ment aside, a growing number of from a $646 toilet seat to the Mark 47 the next event on Jan. 18. more "centrist” and will not be members, other party officials and Democratic insiders are unwilling to torpedo, which had the disconcerting AMERICA’S NUMBER 1! WASHINGTON (AP) — Media magnates Samuel dominated by "Eastern liberals." elected office-holders. give Iowa such prominence in the habit of homing in on itself. and Donald Newhouse are fighting the IRS in U.S. Because of Democratic successes in A move is under way to undo the selection process because of its Citizens Against Government Tax Court, in a case that can have enormous Gerber promotes Paglluco Automobile Fluid Maintenance Service ® 1989 ty NEA, Inc / - / ) recent congressional elections, many Jackson agreement. Many party method of choosing delegates. Waste has the written endorsement of financial consequences for the family’s privately Anthony R. Pa- in the party see power shifting to insiders believe they must gain more has arriveid in O lc ^ 5 million taxpayers who want Con­ held publishing and broadcasting empire, gliuco has been "... and after / buy it, tvana, I ’m going to Democrats serving in the Senate and control over the choice of nominee in Robert J. Wagman is a syndicated Holiday gress to read their lips. They are j/j The Internal Revenue Service contends the estate promoted to corpo­ rename the city ‘New Trump. the House. They have a candidate for coiumnist. Lanes r order to ensure a viable candidate. fiercely opposed to any scheme to • of Samuel and Donald’s father, Samuel I. Newhouse rate director of Sliver Lane raise taxes as a substitute for Sr., owes $600 million in taxes. If the IRS wins, it MANCHESTER personnel for Spencer • Jiffy \ reducing wasteful spending. plans to seek an additional $600 million, plus Gerber Scientific 22 Spencer Street SI Lube \ Hartford They have organized political ac­ hundreds of millions of dollars in interest. Inc. of South Channing Rd tion groups in 39 states to fight the One of the major issues is whether the elder Windsor. 64 6-5 825 Drive Open Foruiii ______tax-more, spend-more spiral. Surveys Newhouse, who died at age 84 in 1979, controlled the Pagliuco repla­ show they speak for a majority of lamiiy publishing company as the IRS contends — ces Watson L. Pe­ Americans who are sick and tired of or allowed decisions to be made by consensus. terson, who retired The Full Service Jiffy Lube® Since the trial’s opening on Wednesday, both Oh, wait: I am being unfair. If I have over it. If this idiocy goes through, it will more for them. One mother wrote that federal squandering. in September. Pa­ [7] Change your oil with Pennzoil ‘Public servants’ you slimeballs figured out right, you’ll do be a cold day in hell before you or your "during the first ten years of our Samuel and Donald Newhouse have testified the gliuco has been a According to the surveys, the |7] Install a new oil filter nothing about it and the raise will just party ever get my support or my vote marriage, with all the medical help we average taxpayer is nervous about company was run by consensus management. If personnel man­ HbiidChss serve themselves [7] Completely lubricate the chassis become law and go into effect. Then you again. You should just learn to tighten could get, we lost three children and were the consequences of astonomical they’re right, the value of their father’s stock would ager for the Gerber Pwtectiotr can stand back and say, "It wasn’t my your belts like so many of us have had to heartbroken.” Is it any wonder that since deficit spending and worried about be less — and so would the estate’s tax bill. Scientific Instru­ [7] Check and top-off transmission fluid To the Editor: The family contends the estate of Samuel I. fault, it’s the law!” You guys just can’t do. that time she has turned to Christian what effect this will have on his or her ment Co. since [7] Check and top-off differential fluid lose, especially when there is a presiden­ There is something more tangible than Science and spiritual healing. She and Newhouse Sr. should be taxed on the basis of To Rep. John Rowland, D-Conn.: financial future. Taxpayers are frus­ 1979. He will con- [7] Check and top-off the brake fluid tial commission looking into this matter. money in serving your country. Ask any others like her choose Christian Science Newhouse having held 22.2 percent of the I have been in the military for 12 years trated over their inability to cope with tinue in that I am a registered voter in Connecticut, serviceman. I hope you can wake up to because they are looking for something company’s stock, resulting in a tax bill of no more |7] Check and top-off power steering fluid and am currently stationed in the trillion-dollar finances. They have a position. I have voted Republican ever since I have reality and stop lamenting your “ unfortu­ that will heal themselves and their than $47 million. Before joining [7] Check and fill battery Republic of Korea. I read an article in the sense that the public debt is soaring been able to vote, but I think now this may nate” situation. children. The IRS argues that the estate should be taxed as Gerber, Pagliuco [7] Check your air filter Stars and Stripes newspaper, dated Dec. out of control. have been a mistake. In these days of Certainly nobody would say that if the elder Newhouse ruled the company while he w as personnel 16, which was entitled “ Congress says life Footnote; Those who want to join Anthony R. Paglluco 1 [7] Fill windshield washer fluid tough financial straits for our country, parents who lose children under medicine was alive. rough on 889,500.” The article dealt with Sgt. Roland A.J. Gagne manager at Fafnir it’s been the people at the bottom that are making martyrs of them. Naturally, the read-my-Iips campaign — calling The IRS acknowledges it’s engaged in one of its [7] Check wiper blades your complaints about money problems. Yongsan, Korea Bearing Co. of New Britain and at the Ford jiff/ lu b e ' have been giving up the most. The least society feels great compassion for such on Congress to put spending cuts largest tax disputes ever. The Newhouse company [7] Properly inflate tires I must say that I was saddened to read (15 Westfield St., Manchester) Motor Co. in Mahway, N.J. He holds a you guys could do would be to try to eke families. Sadly, the view that Christian ahead of increased taxes — can send owns such major newspapers as the Newark Star [7] Vacuum the interior about your tough financial situation. I bachelor’s degree in industrial relations from out a “ meager” living with almost $90,000 Scientists are making martyrs of their their opinions to Citizens Against Ledger, the Cleveland Plain Dealer, the New mean, it must be extremely difficult to Northeastern University. [7] Then wash your windows too! 1 a year. children is based on ignorance of the Government Waste, P.O. Box 2300, Orleans Times-Picayune and in make ends meet on $89,500 a year! I can’t Spiritual healing The real reason this makes me sick is record of Christian Science healing. It’s Portland; and magazines including Vogue, Parade, Mon.-Fri.: 8 AM-6 PM believe that you would even make such an Washington, D.C. 20013. Jack Ander­ All in just 10-Minutes! that you decide to do this and we, the based on the mistaken assumption that Glamour and . Saturday: 8 AM-5 PM asinine statement. effective treatment son is co-chairman with Peter Grace. Effort fights arthritis people whom you’re supposed to be religion is nothing but a lofty ideal with The family’s principal publishing company is Sunday: 12PM-5PM No Appointment Needed! 1 make about $16,000 a year, less than 20 serving, cannot do anything about it. The To the Editor: . It also runs Newhouse Hockey fans and Battison’s Fabric Care percent of your salary, and am support­ virtually no practical effect. only thing we can is to write to our A man who is not a Christian Scientist Bloated military Broadcasting Co. Centers are asking people to join the Kevin ing a wife and three children (the same Dineen Fan Club and donate to arthritis congressman and say how outraged we Of all the things in this world nothing but who is familiar with Christian Science Samuel I. Newhouse Jr. told the court Thursday Also in: • Hartford, 10 Weston St. • West Hartford, 947 New Britain Ave. • Newington, 142 Kelsey St. number you have). I consider myself Pentagon strategists have been programs and research. • Southington, 86 Queen St. • Vernon, 2117 Talcottville Rd. • Waterford, 90 Boston Post Rd. would be if he votedhimself such a raise. I touches the heart more deeply than recently wrote to a paper, “ To watching the Soviet response to the that he, his brother, their father and their two uncles lucky that I make as much money as I do, all shared in the empire’s decision-making before Club members will make a donation for each • Norwich, 401 West Main St. • New Haven, 2 Orange Ave. • New Britain, 265 E. Main St. wonder if he could hit the trash can with children. They remind us of who we once sum up: ‘choosing to live’ is what I think earthquake in Armenia to see how • Branford 322 W. Main SI. • Springfield, 1130 Boston Rd. • W. Springfield, 788 Memorial Ave. compared to some other people nowa­ the elder Newhouse’s death. point Hartford Whaler Kevin Dineen makes our wadded-up letters from laughing so were. They are our world’s future. Christian Science is about.” quickly the Soviet Union can mobilize • Chicopee, 2017 Memorial Dr. • E. Longmeadow, 475 N. Main St. • Hadley, 347 Russell St,, Rt. 9 days that are living in the streets of our "All of us in the family were obsessed with our during games this season. Funds will go to the hard. Nobody wants to see them made into The law needs to recognize that people its military. Those strategists were cities. I would be very happy and more martyrs. business,” said Newhouse, who testified he became Connecticut Chapter of the Arthritis Founda­ than satisfied with less than half of your Some supporters of this raise say that are being healed by spiritual treatment of startled at the government’s inability A recent Associated Press wire release a “ full partner” in the mid-1950s after beginning his tion, which serves 500,000 people in the state. current salary, a mere $40,000. baseball players and executives with serious and fatal diseases. Otherwise to mount a rescue effort. There was quoted the California State Supreme career as a cub reporter writing obituaries. For more information call the Arthritis Our deficit is running rampant with you some companies make bigger salaries countless people who have found no help plenty of personnel and equipment on than government workers; so be it, they Court as saying that parents are not free from conventional medicine will be left Newhouse said his father “ was not a dictator,” Foundation at 563-1177. government jokers unable to do anything military bases near the disaster area. deal on a private level. If someone can to make martyrs of their children. Who but part of a “ consensus management” in which the about it, social programs are being cut without hope. They could have been rushed to the make himself such a deal on his own, then couldn’t help but agree! family believed “ we’re all involved with th'« back to try to save money, and you scene to move debris, clear roads and CBT backs UConn sports more power to him. You “ gentlemen” in The court assumed that a Christian Nathan A. Talbot together.” M.000FF! "servants of the public” (I use the term build emergency landing strips. But government, however, are on a different Science child who died while under Manager, Committees on Publication He said there were no formal votes to make GRAND OPENING SPECIAL extremely loosely) are voting yourselves the Soviet bureaucracy is so cumber­ The University of Connecticut Division of spritual treatment was being made a First Church of Christ, Scientist decisions, but admitted that consensus was a 50 percent raise! level. You are working in government to some that it can hardly function. That Athletics and the Connecticut Bank and Trust help our country and to be servants of the martyr. While not presuming the mother Boston is obviously the reason Mikhail sometime reached after "heated arguments.” Co. have announced a multi-year partnership MANCHESTER ^ people, not shatters of the people. legally guilty, the court said that she Gorbachev is trying to overhaul the Asked by IRS lawyer Howard P. Levine if the agreement in which CBT will serve as a major 22 Spencer Street Letters to the editor elder Newhouse determined the salary and dividend j i f f y lu b e PENkoll I must impress upon you that I, for one, must stand trial. She was not making a system. Rampant mismanagement corporate sponsor of UConn athletics. Across Ftom Holiday Lanes Bowling iJlaiirlirfilrr Hrral?) am outraged at this situation and I urge martyr of her child. She simply was Letters should be brief and to the point. casts a new light on the Soviet declarations of the private company, Newhouse CBT said it will pay for the university’s you to turn down this measure. In these turning to what she and so many They should be typed or neatly handwrit­ military arsenal. The tanks, planes said, "No, it’s not true.” athletic marketing campaigns for the next 1 Full-service Jiffy Lube Founded In 1861 austere times, it is an insult and a slap in Christian Scientists over the last hundred Newhouse said when his father was alive, the ten, and, for ease in editing, should be and missiles are only as good as the three years. CBT also will help pay for 10 Just $19.95 complete! PENNY M SIEFFERT ...... Publisher the face to the American people to even years have found to be an effective double-spaced. Letters must be signed ability to u.se them. controlling family members would divide up the scoreboards and message centers to be EXPIRES: GEOFIGE T CHAPPELL ...... Editor consider such a raise. If this measure method of treatment. with name, address and daytime tele­ various properties and make frequent visits to installed at athletic buildings on the UConn with this coupon Not to be used in con)unclion 1- 21-89 DOUGLAS A. BEVINS.. Executive Editor goes through, how can any of you look Christian Scientists choose spiritual phone number (for verification). assess the operations. campus. Valid at all Connecticut locations Newhouse revealed that in 1979, his salary rose with any other coupon otter MARIE P GRADY...... City Editor your constituents in the face, or worse healing not out of blind fanaticism but The Herald reserves the right to edit Jack Anderson and his associate. from $239,500 the previous year to nearly $408,000. ALEXANDER GIRELLI.. Associate Editor yet, look at yourselves in the mirror? because it has healed them and their letters in the interests of brevity, clarity Dale Van Atta, are syndicated colum­ Somehow, something tells me you will get families, often after medicine could dono and taste. nists. 10 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, Jan. 6. 1989 fHanrIirstrr HrraliV Backfire Libya Bolton teachers OK contract Section 2, Page 11 From page 1 From page 1 Friday, Jan. 6, 1989 J By Andrew J. Davis “ I don’t foresee (any problems).” he said. SPORTS Manchester Herald “ Both parties feel, in both cases, it’s an equitable families? This is going to end up Am erican aviators became con­ with the heavy breathing that package.” being a big waste of taxpayer cerned about the Libyan’s intent. comes from maneuvering a high­ BOLTON — The town’s teachers have The administrators approved a new contract in money.” After carrying out his fifth speed fighter in tight turns and approved a renegotiated contract and the salary December, The admini.strators’ two-year pact Defense Secretary Frank C. maneuver to evade the Libyan indications of how hard it is to increase is expected to be approved by the Board expires on June 30. Bolton High School Principal ESPN, Carlucci announced Thursday jets, the pilot of the lead F-14 maneuver behind a MiG to get a of Education. Joseph V. Fleming. K-8 Principal Anne L. Rash, Jim Tierney that he approves of the proposal. says; "Bogies have jinked back “ tone” and get off a clear shot The 77 members of the Bolton Education and K-8 Vice Principal Steven Bent are the only m The Commission on Base Rea­ at me again for the fifth time. with a missile. Association approved the salary increase members of the union. lignment and Closure predicted They’re on my nose now, inside of After a second attempt to Thursday. 76-1, said Angela Rose, co-president of If the board approves both contracts, it would Herald Sports Writer the Pentagon would save $693 20 miles.” maneuver away from the MiG’s, the association. She would not provide any be following the lead of the Manchester school baseball million annually if all of its At this point, the lead aircraft the F-14S go to a “ Warning details of the pact but said. “ W e’re pleased with system. VJ recommendations are accepted. commander decides to defend Yellow, Weapons Hold” status. the increases.” The Manchester Administrators and Supervi­ himself. The 32 ranch-style homes on That is an interm ediate stage in ’The teachers are in the second year of a sors Association approved a new two-year pact in “ Master Arm On,” he says. Nike Circle and Hercules Drive the process of preparing to fire in four-year contract, but the contract specifies December, which includes raises of 8 percent were built in the 1950s to house “ Master Arm On. Centering Up self defense. that salaries be renegotiated after two years, each year. The Board of Education is scheduled hoDk up soldiers working at the Keeney the T. Bogies have jinked back Later, after the lead F-14 had school officials have said. to vote on the pact sometime this ntonth. school Respect for Street Nike Site. The three- into me again. Sixteen miles. fired a second Sparrow missile The pre-negotiation average starting salary bedroom homes now house fam i­ Centering the Dot.” officials have said. B y Rick Warner the two Libyan fighters came into was about $20,000, with the highest paid teacher For example, the salary of an elementary lies of military recruiters, educa­ The phrases “ centering up the The Associated Press view. The second F-14 then fires a earning about $43,000, according to Rose. school principal with a master’s degree, would tors and technicians. T ” and “ centering the dot” refer Richard Packman, school superintendent, said Sparrow and the weapons officer rise to $53,000 the first year and $57,000 the second media often NEW YORK — Dwight Gooden is pitching a These families pay nothing to the use of a cockpit steering cue the Board of Education will vote on the contract in the lead F-14 reports to his year from the current salary of $49,165. school no-hitter in New York. Jose Canseco is going for his toward their housing costs, ex­ to ensure an optimum missile pilot, “ OK, he’s gota missile off.” at its Jan. 12 meeting. The board also will vote officials have said. third consecutive home run in Oakland. And Wade plained Chief Petty Officer Mar­ launch position. When ready, the then on a tentative agreement reached with the Boggs’ 30-game hitting streak is on the line in ion Heideman, who has been in pilot calls out “ Fox 1” as the code At this point, it becomes almost Bolton Administrators Association, he said. The board voted 7-1 on Dec. 12 to approve a new is neglected Boston. the Navy for 15 years. Military for firing a Sparrow missile. impossible to determine who is Packman would not release details of either three-year pact with the Manchester Education i Imagine watching it all live the same night. pay is drawn in three parts: base “ Fourteen miles. Fox 1. Fox 1.” talking, but the tape continues; agreement because some board members have Association. That pact will increase salaries of Next year, the fantasy could come true. pay. which may include an “ Aw, Jesus,” responds the “ Good hit. Good hit on 1.” not been informed of the details of the tentative teachers more than 7 percent each year. After UConn’s thrilling, buzzer-beating 57-55 win In a move that will revolutionize baseball on adjustment for living far from a backseat radar weapons officer. “ Roger that. Good kill. Good agreements yet. Starting salaries for teachers, now at $24,301, over Viilanova in its Big East conference opener television, ESPN will begin showing major league military base, a food allowance “ Ten miles. He’s back on my kill.” Packman predicted, though, the board would will increase to $25,808, $27,343, and $29,203. Wednesday night at the Civic Center, the media games four nights a week in 1990. In addition to its and housing allowance. “ When nose. Fox 1 again,” the pilot calls “ I ’ve got the other one.” apprr.vp the contract agreements. respectively, during the life of the contract. throng, as always, gathered in the press conference featured games, the network will be able to switch you’re living in (m ilitary) hous­ out. “ Select Fox 2. Select Fox 2.” 1T; room awaiting the appearances of Husky Coach live to other contests around the country. ing, you just don’t draw the The release of the photo and Fox 2 is the code for a Jim Calhoun and Wildcat Coach Rollie Massimino. “ If somebody is pitching a no-hitter or there’s a housing allowance,” she said. audio tapes came as State De­ heat-seeking Sidewinder missile. First, Calhoun entered and took the stand behind long hitting streak, for instance, we could switch to The military assigns code partment sources disclosed the “ All right. Fox 2.” the podium and assessed the game and fielded that game so everyone could see it.” Commissioner numbers to each pay level United States had sent a “ T h o s e f ------...” questions from reporters, as always. In “ straightforward message” to Fire Peter Ueberroth said. achieved by its personnel. Most “ Shoot him .” uncharacteristic style Massimino ‘barged’ in while ESPN acquired baseball’s cable rights Thursday people living on Nike Circle fall Libya “ through diplomatic chan­ “ I don’t got a tone.” From page 1 Calhoun was holding court and the latter abdicated with a four-year. $400 million deal that will double into the E-5. E-6 or E-7 nels to let them know our point of “ Lock him up. Lock him up.” the sport’s national TV revenue and offer fans more categories. Heideman said. view” on the dogfight. “ Shoot him. Fox 2.” the throne for the, apparently uneasy, pudgy At each rank, one receives a One State Department official, “ I can’t. I don’t have a f----- withheld pending notification of Russ Miller, the building man­ She said she couldn’t imme­ Italian. games than ever. basic housing allowance and an who declined to be identified, said tone.” next of kin, Abele said. ager, said he found the man, who diately release the identities of Calhoun obliged the media by saying he would “ For the first time in naseball history, the whole season will be presented to fans who want to follow it additional sum, which varies by the message contained the same At this point, the lead F-14 Kathleen Provencher, a wasn’t a building resident, on the the injured. wait outside the conference room to finish on television,” Ueberroth said. “ We will present all region and is meant to allow type of information released by finally succeeds in manuevering Backus hospital spokeswoman, ground in the rear of the Abele said several residents answering questions following Massimino’s turn at i-- teams and all divisions in both leagues, and that’s an military personnel to obtain Defense Secretary Frank C. behind the MiG and gets his said one man who suffered structure. were provided with shelter at the the podium. housing at the going market rate. Carlucci, explaining why the missile tone, firing the multiple fractures when he ap­ Two people from the building Salvation Army headquarters in A veteran coach who won the national incredible thing for baseball.” ESPN will televise 175 games a year, with single The housing allowances for this United States considered the Sidewinder. parently jumped from the build­ were admitted to the Backus Norwich. championship in 1985, Massimino lit up a cigar and games on Sunday and Wednesday nights and area are $570.91 per month for action justified self-defense. “ Good kill. Good kill.” ing was taken by helicopter to hospital for treatment of smoke “ The building looks like it’s briefly analyzed the game. He answered questions probably a total loss,” Abele said. doubleheaders on Tuesday and Friday evenings. those in E-5; $610.54 for E-6; and At the United Nations, mean­ “ We’re showing two good Hartford Hospital. A Hartford inhalation; they were in fair and in a stern and terse manner. Ken Davis of the A fire department spokesman The network also will show games on Opening Day, $717.39 for E-7. time, the United States offered chutes in the air here.” Hospital spokesman said no infor­ stable condition, she said. One Hartford Courant posed a very relevant question said between 150 and 200 firefigh­ H * holidays and during spring training. In this market, that is probably the same message to the Securitv Then in a report back to the mation on the man would be firefighter and another person concerning Viilanova’s eight-minute scoring The deal came less than a month after CBS agreed not enough to rent comparable carrier: “ Roger. Two Floggers. provided until his identity had were treated for smoke inhala­ ters from Norwich and surround­ Council. drought in the second half. I to a four-year. $1.1 billion contract to televise the property, said Linda Brown, a Two Floggers splashed. We’re Ijeen released by Norwich tion and released, Provencher ing towns battled the fire The audio tape paints the As he exited the press conference room .•**4 playoffs. World Series, All-Star Game and 12 real estate agent with Re/Max, heading north.” officials. said. overnight. drama of the melee, complete Mas.simino responded to Davis’ inquiry in a curt regular-season games starting in 1990. 297 E. Center St. A more rundown fashion by saying, “ I told you both defenses played ESPN outbid Turner Broadcasting System, three-bedroom duplex apartment w ell.” SportsChannel America and USA Network for the costs between $650 and $750 per Thanks for the flash, Rollie. cable package. Turner and ESPN were the finalists. month, and they are rarely Some answer. That was no answer. “ The bids were very, very, very close,” available, she said. Only a Ueberroth said. “ There was a tiny, single-digit handful of small rental homes This is just one vivid example, among many, of 1989 I f the lack of respect for the media from coaches, percentage difference among three of them.” come on the market each year, at Reginald PInto/Manchestar Herald Roger Werner, president and chief executive about $800 per month. The re­ players, owners, etc. O H L Y l officer of ESPN, said the country’s largest cable maining three-bedroom rental Obviously, being on the losing side in sports, network was “ absolutely delighted” to add baseball properties usually cost between politics, etc. is the toughest part of being a public KEEPING WATCH — Coventry’s Nekta- with Bolton High. The Patriots’ Stacie to its coverage of the NFL, college football, college $900 and $1,200 per month. Hgure. However, that is not the point nor the issue ria Gitsis (15) has control of the Renfro, left, and Bolton’s Nancy Betting Before they could afford hous­ here. basketball in Thursday’s night game (12) keep an eye on the action. basketball and other major sports events. ing costs like that. Debbie Roland The existing point which is often forgotten, or The ESPN and CBS deals will provide baseball with about $375 million a year in national TV would have to go back to work, spurned, from the high school to the professional revenue, or $14.4 million per team. That is twice the she said. With the adjustment for level is that the obligation they have to the media is average annual income baseball is receiving from living far from a military base, inherent to their position the second they assume it. Patriots overwhelm Bolton its current six-year deals with NBC and ABC. her husband draws $1,613 per This responsibility is, of course, more vital to As recently as last year, Ueberroth and others month, she said. college and professional coaches since they deal COVENTRY - If ever there advantage to 31-13 at the inter­ Amy Stoudt netted a team-high were predicting that baseball TV revenue would So far, said Mrs. Roland, she with the media more often than high school coaches has been able to stay at home with was a time not to face Coventry mission. “ Bolton was playing 11 points to pace Bolton while decline. or players. But, the reality is the same in all “ I was wrong.” he said, beaming like a lottery hertwochildren. “ Butifwedidn’t High girls’ basketball team, it man(-to-man defense) and Mi­ Danielle Curylo added 7. situations: The very moment a person takes on a was Thursday night. Coming off a chelle (Dixon) got six of her Both teams are on the road winner. “ I was predicting a doomsday scenario in have a housing complex like this. public figure role, he or she is obligated to respond I’d be in an office somewhere,” five-point loss last Friday night to points. They went to a zone and Monday in COC play with the 1985 and 1986. I was just flat wrong.” to any media inquiries. It can almost be seen as a ESPN, which reaches 50.1 million homes, will be she said. Tolland High, the defending state then Brenda (Thalacker) got hot Patriots visiting East Hampton in “ job within a job.” Heideman, a single mother, Class S champion Patriots from the outside” Dimmock a 7:30 start and Bolton at the second national cable network to show major cannot depend on another adult in If coaches or players don’t like to speak, to bounced back with a vengeance to explained. Cromwell at 7. league games. USA aired games from 1979-83. reporters or others, they better seek some annex a 56-22 verdict over Bolton 'Thalacker had 8 of her career- COVENTRY (54) — Brenda Tha­ the household supplying a second lacker 8 0-0 14, Carine Cagianello 10-02, income. oratorical lessons fast or find a new job. High in Charter Oak Conference high 16 points in the second stanza Maura Danehy 11-2 3, Nektarla GItsIs 1 But she is more concerned Within the definition of a public figure is an play. while Dixon netted 6 of her 0-2 2, Mollie Jacobson 4 2-2 10, Chrlssy accountability to the media. In sports, coaches and career-best 10 in the period. (iagnon 2 0-0 4, Stacie Renfro 0 0-0 0, Esiason, Kelly about the quality of life than with “ Bolton was unfortunate to Johanna VanKruInlngen 1 3-4 5, Jenna its cost. It is important to her, she players are the key ingredients in a reporter’s play us after the loss to Tolland,” Mollie Jacobson also netted 10 Haynes 1 0-0 2, Janet Werfel 1 0-0 2, Coventry Coach Ray Dimmock markers for the winners. “ It was Michelle Dixon 50-010, Jill Paton00-20. said, to live near other military .story. When a player or coach (as in Massimino’s Totals 25 6-12 54. people, who have shared some of case) refuses to respond or responds as Massimino said. “ We had a couple of real a case of Bolton catching us on a BOLTON (22) — Wendy Nell 1 0-3 2, reversing roles TO SAVE BIG O N EVEH p good practices and the girls good night,” Dimmock said. Kerrie McKeegon 1 0-0 2, Teresa the same experiences and prob­ did, the respect denied to the media by that public McMahon 0 0-0 0, Alison Klllorin 0 0-0 0, lems. “ The special feeling that figure is immediately lost in that coach or player. played really well. We worked the Maura Danehy had 11 re­ Maureen Grittin 00-00, Amy Stoudt 51-2 B y Jo e Kav military people have for other ball better than we have all year bounds, Corine Cagianello 10 and 11, Danielle Curylo 31-4 7, Dawn Bedard The Associated Press kp iJil Former (thank God!) Red Sox Manager John 00-00, Jill SuppleOO-00, Nancy BottlngO military people is very impor­ McNamara was not a friendly guy to the press. He and worked for the good shot.’’ Thalacker 8 for the Patriots. “ It 0-00, Rosemary Delcompe00-00. Totals was a good game for our big CINCINNATI — There’s an easy way to tell the tant,” she said. “ You get to know knew it and the press knew it. McNamara didn’t Coventry’s lead was 12-4 after 10 2-9 22. one quarter and it extended the people,” Dimmock said. Halttime: 31-13 Coventry. quarterbacks apart Sunday in the AFC Champion­ your neighbors faster, because attempt to change his ways either. Joe Morgan, ship game. you know that you’re all in who replaced McNamara as manager, is a down-to essentially the same boat.” One of them likes to throw the ball as often as he earth, likeable guy who the media loves especially can. He is Buffalo’s Jim Kelly, who finished near the She and other residents re­ after having to deal with Mac. called when Nike middle of the pack in the AFC quarterback A possible future Hall of Famer, Jim Rice, has a residents have shared holiday rankings. horrible reputation with the press. Even if Rice hit celebrations, because they were The other spends most of his time handing off. He GREAT four home runs in a game (unlikely for Jim Ed at is Cincinnati’s Boomer Esiason, who went from posted far from their families’ homes. this point of his career), reporters wouldn’t even start to finish in the regular season as the N F L ’s Heideman also said that she bother gathering around his locker because they top-ranked passer. could not perform her duties as know how he is. Rice ripped the shirt of Steve Puzzled? You’re not alone. effectively without the support of Fainaru, who covers the Red Sox for the Hartford 'The two quarterbacks have done a role reversal other military families. She visits REASONS Courant, a few years back. heading into the conference championship at schools and career fairs across Let’s wake up coaches, players, etc. If you can’t Riverfront Stadium. the state, finding young people W deal with losing, then you obviously shouldn’t be a Kelly came out firing in the Bills’ 17-10 playoff who are likely recipients of Navy TO BUY FROM coach. The obligation to the media is part of your victory over Houston last Sunday, throwing on scholarships. job whether you like it or not. Buffalo’s first six plays. That flew in the face of the Bills’ conservative philosophy, which is based on Some mornings she leaves C H O O S E F ^ All we ask for is a little respect in our job. home as early as 6 a.m. At other ■ H PRICE GUARANTEE HONESTY running the ball successfully. times, she doesn’t get home until I ■ ■ ■ AS A MEMBfn OF 'NAIIONWIDk Bl/VING AL SIEFEERT'S WIU. WOPfr.’LY P. PRESENT ALL Kelly, who has admitted his frustration with the I ■ ■ ■ I ex'- AL SIEFFEni'S GUAILANIEES LOLOWEfi THLIR PROLXiCTS EVERY IIME 10 p.m. Child care for her miCES THRU VOUJME BUVING Bills’ offensive conservatism, said the air attack 9-year-old daughter, Jennifer, was “ something I ’ve been waiting for for a long would be a problem if she lived in FAST SERVICE FREE LOCAL DELIVERY time.” He ended up completing 19 of 33 passes for AL siEFFEDT s sf Rvicrs [v rR v m o D o a sold A1 SlEFFIRT'S DEirYITLS AND INSTALLS MOST 244 yards with one interception a conventional apartment UV IDAINID lECHNICIAN PROEXICTS FELEE C* CHARGE INSIALIAIION W ho is the “ It definitely made me feel better.” Kelly said. complex. OUI OF WAILDANIV A ls o AVAIIABLE ON DISHWASHERS. r- .A 1 DISPOSALS AND BUILT IN PRODUCTS “ Here, people can comprehend " I t ’s something that when you win and you know FAMOUS NAME BRANDS you’re a big part of it by throwing the ball, it makes my needs,” Heideman said. “ If I AT AL SIEFFERT'S AL SIEFFf-fLI'S CAW.'VS ONLY• NAIKONAILV have an arrangement with a KNOW NAME BOANO MEFiCHAJJOlSE THAI LOCALLY OWNED & OPERATED Bears’ QB? it a little bit special.” YOU CAN TRUSI, SUCH AS SONY. A SIEFFERLS FAMILY HAS BEEN SEEA/ING IHE While Kelly was doing his best Dan Marino military wife, and I say. T just YOU GET MORE... PAtJASONIC. MITSUBISHI, ZENITH GE, GREAIER MANCHESIIR/HARTIORD AE)EA 1 YYHIRLFYDOI. magic chef. MAYTAG, RCA ECIR OVER 3S vtAJLS IN THE. APF1APKIANCEIANCE imitation, Esiason was playing a role usually don’t know when I ’ll be back,’ Bv Dave Goldberg LiriON. JENN.AIR. PLUS MANY MOREI INEXISTILY WE TRY HAlL I R TO PLEASE AND reserved for a wishbone quarterback. she’ll understand. The coopera­ • FREE DELIVERY HAVE A RECdl.ET Id PROVE PE III The Associated Press tion is usually tremendous.” I He threw just 19 times, with season-low totals of W^SIOTOTSWERS LONG TERM TINANCIIK",, seven completions and 108 yards, in a 21-13 playoff The sad part, said Heideman, is • FREE NORMAL '.Tl DAYS SAMI AS CASH OPTION ON MOST PROFESSIONAL SALES STAFF CHICAGO — With millions of people hanging on I I'R.'jrxJCIS FVlIS ACCEPTS VISA MASTER AL SiUriKIS '..-.LE.S STAI I'. EAGER lO HUP victory Saturday over Seattle. It marked the fourth that the military always cuts CARD AND C)ISCOVI:R YOU SriECI IHE: III(X SI R/diAJL'l iJXK'l IHAI HISEIIS his words, Mike Ditka finally made his long-awaited YCXJR NUUd AI A iW C i v* acc/^nmi-y consecutive game in which Esiason had completed services to its own personnel HOOK-UP I KM A lW C i Y‘ xj CAN AFPOND announcement. , before cutting back on any Bryan Wagner, the punter, will replace placek- 10 or fewer passes and thrown for less than 200 • FREE SERVICE EXTENDED WARRANTY I \SELECTION ^ DISPLAY yards. weapons or hardware. “ When .A.SirEFERISOFEfRSEKTr.NEXDWARELANTEES b I ft HAI SilifERISS:FHEf?Io HAS MtiiHi WiiMSI SiiMSt lO N ■'> icker Kevin Butler for kickoffs when the Chicago they think about cutting the ON EVERY MAJOR ATPIIANCF, COuOR IV. | I ■ I ANURlCAS;; f AVr>f^.It TOl’NANil BRAMOS«:>N Bears play the San Francisco 49ers on Sunday in the One of the interesting questions Sunday is • PLUS MUCH MORE! VCR IHEY SEEL LCW COST E-ROIECUON I I f J ''t>iSPtAY H )R YfFi l(’jI(’J T(rtiM iMlV l'A / F PRiCfS. whether the two quarterbacks keep taking their budget, the first things they AGAINSI FUTURE REPAIRS ASK A 1 L J’rtAnifnrtATUR[S s ANfAMI Ki(, » WA n M i *11 hK'>R*>i VCvURSflF NFC championship game. .. always cut are the people SA fSPERSON FOR IiHALS______—— The answer to the real question — who will be the offenses in different directions, or whether they things,” she said. “ They always Bears’ quarterback? — is still to be answered. revert to form. talk about building a 400-ship Maybe today, Ditk.a said. The Bills, 13-4, like to run the ball first and pass EZ TERMS second. Coach Marv Levy considers the tilt toward Navy. How about a 399-ship Navy Whether it will be Jim McMahon or Mike )84 to 384 ■ CASH passing against Houston an aberration. and good housing for the Tomezak at the cqp'trols on Sunday is a • MASTER CARD controversy-in-the-making that San Francisco s Esiason threw for more than 200 yards in six of the workers?” • VISA Joe can relate to. Bengals’ first seven games; his highest total in the ■ MONTHLY PMT. last four games was 187 yards in the regular-season ( to VISA “ I can understand what's going on there because I Keeney SI. ■ DISCOVER CARD I ’ve been there,” said Montana, who finally won the finale against Washington. SpGncn '------* SUPER DISCOUNT CENTER full-time quarterback job for the 49ers from Steve Esiason, the league’s Most Valuable Player, Pointed eggs Si 445 Hirthfd Rd. 1 Iflit to Young in late November after a year and a half of finished with 3,572 yards on a 57.5 percent The egg of the thick-billed 445 HARTFORD ROAD-KEENEY STREET completion rate, with 28 touchdowns and 14 Muchtsttf shuffling by Coach Bill Walsh. murre, an arctic seabird, is I Hartford Rd. MANCHESTER, CONN. " I know the longer he waits, the tougher it is on Raginald PInto/Manchaater Herald interceptions. pointed at one end so that, if both those guys,” Montana said of the Bears’ Although Esiason thinks the Bengals sometimes TIED UP — Coventry’s Johanna VanK- Amy Stoudt during Thursday night’s get too conservative when trying to protect leads, he accidentally nudged, it will roll in OPEN DAILY: MON & THURS TIL 9. TUES, WED. SAT 'TIL 5. Fill TIL 8. SUN TIL 5. situation. a tight circle and not fall off the ruiningen, right, battles for control of the game in Coventry. Stoudt led Bolton agrees the emphasis should stay on the running narrow cliff ledge on which it was See WHO, page 13 ball with Bolton's Wendy Neil, left, and with 11 points. game as long as it’s working. laid. I 6

12 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Jan. 6. 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. Jan. 6. 1989 — 13 Oklahoma State is anticipating ‘serious’ sanctions SPORTS M(Kjleough glad STILLWATER, Okla. (AP) - hletic Association penalized a dowed by Oklahoma, national years and live telecasts next persuade them we’re serious eligibility sanctions to testify J Oklahoma State, coming off its dozen schools last year, and the attention by rushing for 2,628 season. about compliance.” against Oklahoma State, Okla­ second consecutive 10-victory last six each received three yards and scoring 39 touchdowns, Cowboys Coach Pat Jones said The school did not release homa, Texas A&M and Illinois, IN B R IE F season and sporting the Heisman years’ probation, including Okla­ two of the 24 NCAA records he set he is "just waiting around for details of the allegations, but the last three of which now are oii to see eye to eye Trophy winner, is braced for homa’s football program last or tied. something to occur.’’ published reports were that the probation. A NCAA sanctions that school offi­ month. NCAA was investigating more Former Oklahoma State foot­ Red Sox name Hobson Neither Oklahoma State offi­ “ I have absolutely no idea what INGLEWOOD, Colo (AP) - rally sound. It wasn’t stabilized cials expected to be "serious.” Numerous reports have indi­ than 50 allegations of violations ball recruiting coordinator Willie cials nor David Berst, director of the decision is,” said John NEW BRITAIN (AP) — Butch Hobson is Peter McGeough accomplished and I wasn’t able to sit up. So they A spokesman at Oklahoma cated that sanctions levied within the program, including Anderson also refused comment enforcement for the NCAA, would Campbell, Oklahoma State’s returning to the organization with which he this week what most people take reconstructed it, straightened out State said the school receive a against Oklahoma State today allegations that wide receiver on his alleged involvement in comment on the scope of the president. gained a reputation as a hard-hitting, for granted. He sat up in bed for my spine again and gave it the copy of the sanctions Thursday will be at least that stiff. recruiting improprieties. penalty to be levied against the "Any time you violate a rule, Hart Lee Dykes received cash as the first time in three months and best environment they could to afternoon, and athletic director Anderson, who resigned from hustling third baseman during his major The Cowboys finished the year Cowboys. it’s a serious matter,” Campbell an incentive to attend Oklahoma league career. looked at someone eye to eye. make it recover.” Myron Roderick said specifics of 10-2 and ranked 11th after a 62-14 State, stipends through his sopho­ the Oklahoma State staff in May Last month. Oklahoma re­ said. “ As to the intensity of the Hobson was named Thursday as the “ It was nice to see things That was last Saturday. On the school’s response would be Holiday Bowl victory over Wyom­ more year and the use of a car. 1986, said he would hold a news ceived a three-year probation, penalties, I would not make any manager of the Boston Red Sox’s Class AA straight ahead,” McGeough said Wednesday. McGeough sat up in A provided today. ing. Barry Sanders brought Okla­ Dykes, an All-American, re­ conference next week to give his banning the Sooners from bowl speculation. That’s an NCAA Eastern League affiliate. Gerry Ber- Thursday from a his hospital bed bed for the first time since his The National Collegiate At­ homa State, perennially oversha­ portedly received immunity from side. appearances for the next two decision. We did our best to thiaume, general manager of the New in this suburb of Denver, where fateful accident. Britain team, announced the appointment he is recovering from a broken “ I was a little light-headed. You after Hobson reached agreement on a back. “ It has been a long time. know, when you get up for the one-year contract with Edward Kenney Jr., It’s been three months of looking first time, you get a little dizzy. It the organization’s director of minor-league at the ceiling, and it was nice to took me a while to get me up and operations. look at people eye to eye for a everything went well.” Hobson. 37. who played for Boston from change,” There was no keeping SCOREBOARD McGeough, 23, was a promising 1975-1980 before being traded to California McGeough down. An hour later, Off) rookie defenseman with Spring- following the 1980 season, succeeds Dave * t he was off in a wheelchair, r » field of the American Hockey roaming the hospital wards as if FlamesB.KIngsB Holt, who was reassigned a month ago to be the skipper at Winter Haven, Boston’s Class League when his world came he was roaming the ice at a N Hockey Transactions AP photo crashing down in a corner of the hockey arena, Lot Angelet 2 2 2—6 A affiliate in the Florida State League. Holt Calgary 2 3 3—8 managed the past two years in New Britain. Centre 200 Arena in Sydney, Nova “ No one is saying that I will First Period— 1,Caloory,Mullen23(Loob, BIG NIGHT — Minnesota goalie Jon Casey (deflects a shot as Philadelpia’s Scotia last Oct. 11. fully recover. It’s going to be a Gllm our), 9:38 (pp). 2, Calgary,Mullen24 6EE...rToLP B A S E B A LL Rick Tocchet (22) and other North Stars watch in Thursday night’s action in McGeough’s hands were long time but I am pretty NHL standings (Fleury, Otto), 10:43 (pp). 3, Los Angeles, champagne? NIcholls 38, 15:46. 4, Los Angeles, LIba 4 W We cAN'r American League pinned underneath him and he optimistic about things. I still CALIFO RNIA A N G ELS— Signed Jim Dan Donigan runnerup Bloomington, Minn. Casey made 26 saves to lead Minnesota to a 5-3 victory. (Laldlaw, Allison), 16:13. Penalties— couldn’t turn from side to side can’t control my feet, but I have WALES CONFERENCE Duchesne, LA, malor-game miscon­ AFFoRP AN Eppard, first baseman-outfielder, to a one-year contract. STORRS — University of Connecticut Patrick DIvltlon duct (high-sticking), 6:12; Suter, Col o r - i CAviAt??,'/ when he slammed into the boards quite a bit of sensation (in his W L T Pts 6 F GA (tripping), 6:55; Baumgartner, LA National League senior Dan Donigan was second in the head-first. feet) and quite a bit of muscle Pittsburgh 23 13 3 49 179 161 (roughing), 18:39; Otto, Cal (roughing), CINCINNATI REDS— Named Dave voting for college soccer player of the year N Y Rangers 21 14 6 48 161 147 18:39. Bristol third base coach. “ The pressure just ran down control in my legs, but nothing to Philadelphia 22 19 2 46 167 144 Second Period— 5, Calgary, Otto 12 HOUSTON ASTROS— Agreed to the voting by the Missouri Athletic Club, it was terms with Craig Reynolds, Infletder, on Roy Tarpley suspended Magee golf leader my spine and it snapped me,” get up and walk yet.” Washingtan » IS 6 46 146 136 (Macinnis, Mullen), 5:06 (pp). 6, Los announced. said McGeough. a Newport, R.I., From his hospital room, New Jersey 13 19 7 33 135 164 Angeles, Tonelll 17 (DeGray, Crossman), a one-year contract. DALLAS (AP) — Dallas Mavericks CARLSBAD. Calif. (AP) - Andrew N Y Islanders 11 25 2 24 117 160 9:03. 7, Los Angeles, Crossman 8 (LIba, M O N TR E A L EXPOS— Signed Lorry Ken Snow, a sophomore forward who led native who has a sociology degree McGeough can see downtown Walker, outfielder, and Tom O'Malley, forward Roy Tarpley was suspended Magee, the leader, shrugged away as Adams Division Gretzky), 10:59. 8, Calgary, McCrImmon r r to its third NCAA championship from St. Lawrence University. "I Denver. Being on the inside Montreal 27 10 6 60 168 127 8 (Gllmour), 15:58. 9, Calgary, Patter­ Inflelder, to one-year contracts. Signed last fall, received 44 first-place votes in indefinitely without pay Thursday after insignificant any suggestion of rookie Boston 16 16 9 41 135 127 son 8 (McCrImmon, Suter), 19:50. Daryl Motley,outflelder,and Junior Noboa, compressed my spine.I shattered looking out has been a daily Buffalo 16 M 4 36 139 158 Penalties— Taylor, LA (holding), 4:19; Inflelder, to mlnor-leogue contracts. balloting by 1,100 college soccer coaches. telling team officials he wished to seek domination of the exclusive Tournament of my helmet, that’s how hard I hit ritual. One day is the same as the Hartford 16 21 3 35 143 142 Ramoge, Cal (holding), 12:47. BASKETBALL further help from substance abuse counse­ Champions. National Ba$kett>all Association Donigan received 39 first-place votes. the boards. I was lucky I didn’t next, including arduous therapy (}uebec 13 25 4 X 145 192 (— ' lors for an ongoing problem. “ They’re just laying back there. They’ll CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Third Period— 10, Los Angeles, Tonelll 18 NBA— Fined Rick PItIno, New York break my neck.” sessions. Norrit Division Knicks coach, $3,000 for remaining near the “ Roy had another slip,” Mavericks (Laldlaw, KrushelnyskI), 4:20. 11, Colgory, get with it,” Magee said Thursday after a Fifteen minutes later, “ I go to therapy, where they W L T Pts GF GA Mullen 25 (Fleury, Gllmour), 8:57. 12, Los playing area after being elected from a General Manager Norm i^nju said. “ He 4-under-par 68 that .set the first-round pace Detroit 19 15 5 43 155 ISO Angeles, Taylor 16 (KrushelnyskI,Gretzky), 1 game against the Chicago Bulls on Dec. X. Bird may return early McGeough was carried off the ice move my legs and try to stretch St. Louis 14 19 7 35 135 146 10:55. 13, Calgary, Gllmour 11 (Mullen, r did not follow the after-care program in the event that features only the winners on a stretcher. Doctors in Sydney them out. All those muscles have Minnesota 13 X 7 33 132 149 Mocoun), 14:45. 14, Calgary, Mullen 26 NBA— Suspended Roy Tarpley, (Jollos BOSTON (AP) — Larry Bird’s recovery established by the drug counselors.” of PGA Tour events from the last 12 months. Toronto 14 23 3 31 129 173 (G llm o u r, F le u ry ), 19:00. Penalties— AAaverIcks forward. Indefinitely without from surgery on both heels is ahead of operated on him for five hours contracted so much that I am in Chicago 10 24 5 25 147 181 Watters, LA (roughing), 4:46; T. pay for non-compliance with a followup Tarpley. 24. informed counselors Wed­ He was joined at the top of the and when he awoke, he was extreme pain when they stretch Smythe Division Hunter, Col (roughing), 4:46; drug program. schedule and he probably will return to the nesday night in Phoenix, where the leaderboard by Steve Jones. Chip Beck, INDIANA PACERS— Named Dick Ver­ paralyzed from the waist down. them out. Calgary 26 8 6 58 170 114 McCrImmon, Cal (slashing), 6:41; Suter, lineup before March 1, the Boston Celtics’ Mavericks are scheduled to play Friday, Bob Lohr and PGA title-holder Jeff Sluman, Los Angeles 24 15 1 49 209 165 Cal (holding), 11:14, sace head coach. In early December, a private m FOOTBALL team physician said. “ They expect me to be here for Edmonton 22 14 4 48 IX ISO Shots on goal— Los Angeles 7-910— 26. that he needed additional professional help. each making his first appearance in this jet carried McGeough to the another two months. There are Winnipeg 15 14 7 37 1 » 153 Calgary 13-19-9^1. Notional Football League Bird, who has been exercising periodi­ elite event, the kickoff tournament on the Voncouver 15 21 5 35 131 134 Power-play Opportunities— Los An- CITY CHIEFS— Fired Frank cally without his removable casts, now is Craig Rehabilitation Center. Life days when I entertain thoughts Ttiursday's OomM geles0o(3; Calgary 3of 4. (Jansz, head coach. 1989 PGA Tour schedule. for the New York Islanders’ 14th about being back in hockey again. New York Islanders 5, Boston 3 Goalies— Los Angeles, Healy, 18-10-0 (41 TA M P A B A Y— Signed Nathan Wonsley, expected to wear them only on rare Smith to turn pro Beck and Jones were one stroke back of MInnesoto 5, Philadelphia 3 shots-33 soyes). Calgary, Vernon, 17-5-3 ■/ I running back; Shaun Burdick, punter; choice in the 1983 entry draft was It would be very difficult for me. Michel James, wide receiver; Bud Keyes, occasions, if at all, team spokesman Jeff the leader at 69. Lohr and Sluman were at Calgerv 8, Los Angeles 6 (26-20). TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) - Sammie to take another twist. But I am more worried about Friday's Games A— 20,002. quarterback; Wendell Phillips, defensive Twiss said Thursday. 70. back, and Peter Casperriello, tight end. While a majority of people walking than putting the blades Vancouver a* Detroit, 7:35 p.m. Referee — Denis Morel. "There’s no buildup of scar tissue,” Dr. Smith, who rebounded from an early season Ben Crenshaw, the only veteran among Buffalo at New Jersey, 7:45 p.m. Linesmen— Wayne Bonney, Kevin Col­ Canadian Football League enjoyed New Year’s festivities back on.” Nuggets 131, Warriors 129 Big East standings Thursday's college hoop scores SASKATCHEWAN Arnold Scheller said Wednesday night, injury to regain the form that helped him Taronto at Washington, 8:05 p.m. lins. the leaders, also had a 70 on an erratic effort last weekend. McGeough could McGeough doesn’t dwell on Los Angeles at Winnipeg, 8:35 p.m. Big East Conterence O'all ROUGHRIDERS— Named Alan Ford “ but right now we’ve got to work on getting set a single-season rushing record at that included an eagle-2, four birdies, a Saturday's Gomes GOLDEN STATE (129) general manoger. Florida State in 1987, said Thursday he will only hope that a second operation what happened in Sydney. , W L W L EAST HOCKEY the strength back in his calf muscles. He double bogey and two bogeys. NewYork Rangersat New York Islanders, L.SmIth 2-5 02 4, Mullln 12-22 1O10 35, Seton Hall 2 0 13 0 Alfred 81, Hobart 72 skip his final year of collegiate eligibility to would lead to a better 1989. “ I wonder why, why it hap­ 5:05 p.m. Higgins 5-10 5-7 15, Garland 7-18 04 17, Providence 2 0 11 0 National Hockey League still will need two to three weeks of Masters champion Sandy Lyle of Sco­ Brockport St. 105, Plottsburgh St. 103 B U F FA L O SABRES— Sent Joe Reekie, Doctors performed a bone pened to me. But I don’t have Vancouver at Pittsburgh, 7:35 p.m, Rlchmond5-1691119, Starks 1-34-56,0. Smith Connecticut 10 9 1 Bryant 93, Mercy, N.Y. 89 practice, so we want to take it nice and turn professional. tland and Australian Greg Norman were in Chicago at Washington, 7:35 p.m, 7-104-619, Frank01000,Alford021-21,Bol5-9 Pittsburgh 10 7 4 defenseman, to Rochester ot the American graft, inserting bone from his nightmares about it. It was a Basketball Cortland St. 94, Roberts Wesleyan 90 Hockey Leogue. easy.” “ This has been one of the most difficult Detroit ot New Jersey, 7:45 p.m. 2- 213. Totals 44-96 38-49129. Syracuse 0 1 13 1 Glossboro St. 82, Salisbury St. 73 a large group at 71. right hip into his spine, and Boston at Montreal, 8:05 p.m. Georgetown 0 19 1 Scheller performed surgery Nov. 19 to decisions of my life,” Smith said in a freak accident, one of those Buffalo at Toronto, 8:05 p.m. Grove City 73, Geneva 65 D EN VER (131) Vlllanova 0 18 5 Holy Cross 98, Fla. International 89 university news release. “ I have given it a McGeough said the procedure things that just happen.But I Edmonton at Calgary, 8:05 p.m. English 16-295537, Cooper2-53-47,Scha yes Boston College 0 16 4 remove bone spurs that were irritating Philadelphia at St. Louis, 8:35 p.m. NBA standings Juniata 79, Albright 61 lot of thought and consideration, and I was a success. can’t get down because it would 3- 8 2-2 8, Adams 910 7-11 26, Lane3-4016, St. John's 0 2 7 4 King's, N.Y. 80, Ursinus 79 Bird’s Achilles’ tendons. He said the Tyson not driving Sunday's Games Turner 3-4016, Davis 10207-731, Rasmussen Volleyball believe that it is best for my family and “ They made my back structu­ take too much out of me.” Boston at Quebec, 8:05 p.m. Marlst 73, St. Francis, Pa. 64 surgery was successful and estimated Bird EASTERN CONFERENCE 3-8 2-2 8, Hughes 04 OO 0, NattOI 942.Totals Saturday's (James Mass.-Boston 108, Fitchburg St. 76 myself to pursue a professional career at LAS VEGAS (AP) — This time it wasn’t Los Angeles at Winnipeg, 8:05 p.m. 4910228-37131. Providence at UConn (Civic Center), would be sidelined 3>/! to 4 months, making Calgary ot Edmonton, 8:05 p.m. Aflontlc Division Niagara 79, 70 Mike Tyson’s fault. W L Pet. GB Golden State 42 26 33 28— 129 1 p.m. Penn 78, Lehigh 69 his likely return from early to mid-March. this time.” New York Islanders at Chicago, 8:35 New York _ Denver 35 30 35 31— 131 Miami at (Jeorgetown, 2 p.m. The heavyweight champion was in p.m. X 10 .667 Penn St. 107, Massachusetts 79 Rec volleyball But Scheller said Bird will “ probably be Smith, the most valuable player in the Phllodelphia 15 15 .900 5 3-Polnt goals— Davis 4, Adams, Boston College at Pittsburgh, 8 p.m. Robert Morris 71, Falrlelgh Dickinson 0.Smith, Bol, Mullln. Fouled out— Seminoles’ 13-7 Sugar Bowl victory over another car accident Thursday, when his Perfect defense Boston 13 16 .448 6'/j Seton Hall at Syracuse, 8 p.m. 68 American Division — Luigi's won by back sooner” than March 1, when the New Jersey 13 18 .419 71/3 Higgins. Rebounds— Golden State 62 Vlllanova at St. John's, 8 p.m. Rutgers 87, Rhode Island 77 forfeit over Six Packers 15-0,15-0,15-0; Celtics play Atlanta at Boston. That will be Auburn Monday night, is eligible to apply 1988 Lincoln was hit by another car trying to Washington 9 19 .321 10 (Richmond, Bol 10), Denver 62 (Cooper Monday's (James St. Joseph's 84, Duquesne 81 Spike def. Insurers 16-14, 15-12, 15-13; get around a stalled vehicle. NHL results 11). Assists— Golden State 23 (L.SmIth Syracuse at Vlllanova, 7:30 p.m. Economy Electric def. Manchester their first game in Boston since Feb. 8, for the draft because his freshman class Charlotte 8 21 .276 11'/3 69, St. Bonoventure 45 No one was injured in the accident, which Central Division 6), Denver 24 (Adams 10). Total fouls— Tuesday's (James Wheeling Jesuit 71, Malane62 Medical Supply 15-8, 15-12, 16-14. when they play Indiana. graduates this spring. Smith, 21, received a Cleveland 23 5 .821 _ Golden State X, Denver 35. Technical— UConn at St. John's, 8 p.m. Wm. Paterson 72, Stony Brook 60 National Division — Purdy Corpora­ police described as a minor fender-bender key for Cavaliers Golden State Illegal defense. A— 10,649. medical hardship in his first year at Florida Islanders 5. Bruins 3 Detroit X 8 ,714 3 Wednesday's (James SOUTH tion def. Economy Electric 15-6, 15-9, that slightly damaged the door of Tyson’s Atlanta X 10 .667 4 Pittsburgh at (Jeorgetown, 8 p.m. Armstrong St. 76, Presbyterian 73 15-7; Road Toads def. Lloyd's Auto State, then played three full seasons. Mllwoukee Seton Hall at Iona, 8 p.m. Parts 12-15, 15-4, 15-4; A B A Tool & Die Grogan may coach car. N .Y. Islanders 0 5 0— 5 16 11 ,593 6V2 Averett 100, Webber 96 By Bob Greene Chlcogo 16 13 .552 7'/3 SuperSonIcs 120. Kings 106 Thursday's (James Belhoven 67, Augustana,lll. 63 won by forfeit over PaganI's 15-0, 15-0, Tyson, who has a history of traffic Boston 7 0 1— 3 Indiana 6 Central Connecticut at Providence, G 15-0; North Enders def. Manchester FOXBORO, Mass. (AP) — New England First Period— 1, Boston, Llnsemon 12 23 ,X7 171/3 Berea 79, Thomas More 74 The Associated Press WESTERN CONFERENCE p.m. Bridgewater,Va. 63, Va. Wesleyan 57 Property Maintenance 15-8, 4-15,15-7. Patriots Coach Raymond Berry plans to NBA fines PItIno troubles, wasn’t driving the car. which was (D.Sweeney, Carter), 1:22. 2, Boston, Midwest Division Saturday, Jan. 14 Women's League — Ledoux Electric Neely 13 (Janney, Wesley) 3:20 (pp), SACRAMENTO (106) David Lipscomb 123, Benedictine,Kan. taking the heavyweight champion to his W L Pet. GB M cCray 3-6 2-2 8, Petersen 1015 3-4 23, UConn at Seton Hall (Meadowlands), 89 def. Locksmith Hair Studio 8-15, 15-3, continue as offensive coordinator and may Cleveland played the perfect f^naltles— Nylund, NY (hooking), 2:48; 8 p.m. NEW YORK (AP) — Rick Pitino, coach doctor to be fitted for a new mouthpiece. Houston 19 11 .633 _ Thompson 4-10 4-4 12, Berry 57 4-4 15, Duke 101, Davidson 53 15-12; Fred's Place def. Heritage Auto add Steve Grogan to his coaching staff if a defense against Michael Jordan, Larson, N Y (holding), 4:37; Byers, Bos Dallas 17 Syracuse at St. John's, 2 p.m. Parts 15-9, 15-10, 15-12; Tierney's def. of the New York Knicks, has been fined (cross

McCALL OF THE WILD by Dutnat A Crawford SNAFU by Bruce Beattie KIT ‘N‘ CARLYLE by Larry Wright AMITlRtPOP IM 6O/K&T0 W1SH OH. REAT' I'VE. LOOt^lN^AT ALU 6 W S a p TOS3M& PLACE. 6 C31TA SET/WORE SPECiRC FOCUS/Advicc PEOPLE WMECE 1T '5 WARM! WITH MV W1$HE5 ./ ( HAP { io (D e/\ Griffith talks of Hitchcock WELCOME' N E W Y O R K — TO THE Supervised teen drinking raises queries jr (AP) — Actress SAHARA D£^f?r Melanie Griffith W Tr. DEAR ABBY: High DEAR ABBY: Here are some Ms.Nosey: Ruth, just how old are says director school football season suggestions for “ Age Conscious, ’’ who you? Alfred Hitchcock recently ended, and I doesn’t know what to say when Ruth (leaning in near Ms. Nosey’s was “ sick” and would like your opinion someone asks her how old she is: ear): Can you keep a secret? Ms. helped sour her re­ » H i> C«an»« t r » a n . »w. l - 4 _ of a practice that has D^ar Abby 1. “ I am 21 and holding (Giving with Nosey (expectantly): Yes! lationship with her PEANUTS by Charlea M. Schulz been going on for a a sweet smile.) Ruth: Well, so can I. parents because of number of years in our Abigail Van Buren 2. “ Why do you want to know? LAKELAND, FLA. his obsession with MERE 5 THE FIERCE POLAR small New Jersey 3. “ What makes my age your her mother, Tippi ''touch MV NELU BOOTS, community. 5EAR STALKIN6 Ml5 VICTIM business.” DEAR ABBY: Recently “ Age Con­ Hedren. VOU STUPID BEA6LE,ANP The parents of the ACROSS THE 5N0U)V PLAIN.. 4. “ When you pay my rent (or scious” wrote to you asking how to “He didn’t like VOU’LL REGRET IT THE members of the football REST OF VOURLIFE.' /'t'lT mortgage), I ’ll tell you my personal deal politely with people who ask her kids. He never team provide “ victory business! ” how old she is. parties” for the team and cheerlead­ wanted me on the “This stuff isn’t hot, l...uh...l’ve been on a In our state, the legal drinking age If all else fails and they still persist, What I find more difficult is lot of game showsV' ers. Beer and other alcohol beverages is 21. set and I felt like he iM f t r this proves that they have the hide of a answering people who put on the spot took mom away t> I9S8 by NEA, Inc are served. The host parents collect What is your opinion, Abby? rhinoceros, so at this point give and never know quite how to answer from me, which he all the car keys as the teen-age guests CONCERNED NEW yourself permission to be as rude as tactfully. Any suggestions? did. He was ob­ d arrive. The keys are returned only JERSEY PARENT they are, and just plain tell them to ROBBIE IN sessed with her,” BUGS BUNNY by Warner Bros. after the party-goers can prove that mind their own business. LANCASTER. CALIF. they are sober and capable of driving The word will get around, and Melanie Griffith she said in an inter­ I SAV, WOMAN, WHY HASN'T '( WAL,HUSH MAH MOUTH.* — otherwise, they must spend the DEAR CONCERNED: Serving nobody will ever ask you a personal DEAR BOBBIE: Always “ guess” view in the Jan. 23 THE E G G 1 BROUGHT IN A TURTLE* night, or wait until they are sober. teen-agers beer or any other kind of question again. their age to be 10 years younger than issue of US magazine. HAGAR TH E HORRIBLE by OIK Browne HATCHED YET 3 The rationale: These kind of parent- alcoholic beverages in one’s home AN OLD HAND AT Hedren starred in Hitchcock’s thrillers “ The m / H E5 ALL they look. » \ w r\ iDQ supervised parties keep the drinking because “ they would party some­ TELLING PEOPLE OFF Birds” and “ Marni.” LOOt^ AT YOUI2 o F J e o / z R Y , teen-agers off the streets and save where else,” is, in my view, both a Griffith said that when she was 6, Hitchcock FAThiBR roeeae F i e , lives. They say that if such parties feeble and unacceptable excuse. DEAR ABBY: Re people who do not Dear Abby’s Cookbooklet It a collection of “ sent me a box shaped like a coffin, and inside PAf^UFe, I were not provided in a "safe” tovor te Mcloet — oil tested, tried and c L O T F s e P i P N ' r e e B , Furthermore, anyone who provides wish to tell people how old they are. I To order, send your name ond was a miniature of my mother, exactly the way environment, the kids would “ party” minors with alcohol is clearly in have a dear friend (now retired) who ?P,I*,****' check or money order tor she looked in ‘The Birds.’ He was sick.” e N B A F A F P YOU rUBSZB I w .M to: Abby’s Cookbooklet, P.O. Box 447, Y H T F r F B S B somewhere else and possibly become violation of the law and should be avoided revealing her age in the Griffith, 31, star of the box-office hit a traffic fatality statistic. Moun^t Morris, III. 61054. (Postage Is dealt with accordingly. following manner: Included) “ Working Girl,” is the only child of Hedren and WIT OF THE WORLD developer Peter Griffith, who divorced when J_X C 1966 W a rrxr B ros Irtc AM Rights r v d she was 4. r . ------Companies now responding She recently reconciled with her parentsafter LI’L ABNER by Al Capp a long estrangement. Her son, Alexander, 3'/4, — U £ S r uja/T ^ A’WRlGHT, BOVS — \ Qu/£rLYyr-OA/£: o r 'r/i is b o o a /d rto M B a io a a g s o o n - NOW. LE'S GO ON MENA helped her realize she was partly to blame for 1 -AA/'ALL NE KIN S E S .O E QUA? T'TH' NEXT GOOD (15 Madrid the rift. Ptj. © AM M GONNA BE CAUGHT- )o\v A/OLE-f^CH. IS MAN iJk/G S SPOT r r SPAIN SO AM might's well to demands for chiid care BE CAUGHT BV THE PHANTOM by Lee Falk A Sy Barry TH E T.r:' Households Dyslexia motivated Cruise been shown to increase employee 'S OKAY NOW,') I„TR/EP NOT t o CRY., 1 SAFE,,,?^ headed by a productivity. In some cases, NEW YORK (AP) — Actor Tom Cruise says DARLING, WAS SCARED TO DEATH,, SURROUNDED single parent outside contractors come into the his childhood battle with dyslexia prepared him I THOUGHT OF VOU„AND BY THESE have soared to company, establish and run the for his eight-year drive to stardom. an all-time re­ Sylvia centers. The advantage is that “ My drive and determination go back to cord of 7.3 mil­ parents can look in on their tots difficult times as a kid,” the 26-year-old actor lion, and there from time to time. A disadvan­ said in an interview to be published Sunday in are millions of Porter D«it by NEA. Inc ' 4 1948 Capp EntarpriM* lr>c tage is that studies of such Parade magazine. “ I had to set goals and force other house­ centers in Sweden, where they myself to be disciplined, because I always felt I holds where have been in operation since the had barriers to overcome.” ARLO AND JANIS by Jimmy Johnson both parents early post-war years, show that Cruise said his dyslexia, the learning m ust — or SOMC OF THE KIDSDIWO'T rSOMEHOW, IT Doesu'r THEY DIDN'T HAVE TO WRITE people who grew up in them have disability that makes reading difficult, sur­ WE^HADTOWRlTLATHeMe choose — to work for pay outside IM SCHOOL-"WHAT I GOT GETMEARLYA6MUCH SEEM FAIR.,. AS MUCH AS I DID.' professionals is surging, and it higher rates of divorce and other faced in kindergarten. the home. FOR CHRISTMAS" > ASMS.' X will continue to grow in the mid social problems. “ I was always put in remedial classes and I According to a study recently 1990s, reports David Snyder, a ■ By union-run day-care cen­ felt ashamed, like we were the dummies,” he released by the Child Care Action Washington planning consultant. ters. These have been more said. BLONDIE by Dean Young A Stan Drake Campaign, a lobbying group, Already, consultants are special­ successful than company- His mother, who had studied special businesses lose $3 billion per year izing in helping companies estab­ TEACUPS HERE...AMD AND STILL MORE operated facilities in a number of education, recognized his symptoms and MERE...AHC? MORE IN THIS STO R A G E because parents take time off lish day-care centers for children ways. Liability insurance and tutored him. UNDERNEATH CLOSET ;mml from their jobs to look after their of employees. other costs are less, for instance, “ My mother said, ‘Look, you’re dyslexic, so children. ■ The way many employers because purchases are made you’ll just have to work harder at what others f At a recent meeting of the handle the care of employees’ under union-wide contracts. take for granted.’ The motivation had to come Business Council, a group that >Cgs children may well affect the way Only 4 percent of the nation’s from me. I wasgoingintomyjunioryearofhigh includes top management of the C tw a by NEA, tnc you work. employers currently offer child school and I vowed, ‘This time I won‘t be in the 5f. I JOHH^oO nation’s 100 biggest corporations, Dr. Gott How is the challenge being care, a recent survey by the remedial class.’ I worked very hard tobringmy the consensus was that it has faced? National Institute of Business reading up to grade level so I could feel that I fit ALLEY OOP by Dave Graue Peter Gott, M.D. become impossible to attract Management disclosed. This per­ in.” good employees without provid­ ■ By “ flex-time” and “flex- centage certainly will grow. CAN YOU ZEE \ THEY'RE / HOLY ( VHAT ISS T H E Y 'R E A CAVE space.” In “ flex-time,” parents VHAT DEY ARE / MOVIN' A V MACKEREL! V IT? UNCOVERING NTRANCE ing care for their children. Many of those that do offer child WOOJdi A C A V E work more flexible hours so that a YcK’aks, DOING?* PILE OF Child care has the potential of care do so as part of a flexible Basinger admits to fears ROCKS! I.. s|\)/ e n t r a n c e ! becoming the single most impor­ parent is always with the child­ benefits package, meaning that tant company benefit, says ren. In “ flex-space,” parents do employees who do not have NEW YORK (AP) — She’s risen from ROSE IS ROSE by Pal Brady James E. Burke, chairman of at least some of their work at children, or who have arranged successful model to movie queen, but Kim Johnson & Johnson, a leading home, where thevcan keep an eye Basinger admits she has plenty of fears, for child care in some other way, .M THE. MAKflA&t counseu)^ ...601 sAip.'we HAVt A I KAi/E. tJo WHO Professional can phermaceutical company. on the kids. including live audiences. \m! (MS can trade-off that benefit for one SOG&E^eP 1MAT t m MQ I COMMON GOAt- Wt BOTH WANTTD WHATTHKi?. HlW Pl\/e6 What does this mean to you? ■ By on-site day care centers. more in line with their particular “ I really am scared to death to get up and do d THE, man op mPAMlW.^ AOc Aa/utr <7 ■ The need for child care These are expensive, but have needs. that kind of stuff,” said Basinger, who won’t miop "COWWON GOM' -' help your child appear before live talk show audiences or be an Oscar presenter. D EAR DR. GOTT: My son, 55, is paralyzed from The stars of “ My Stepmother Is An Alien” the chest down from a fall. Would cherry juice help Making a deal with the family also says she’s still scared of the dark. him walk again? “ There isn’t a night that I don’t go to sleep THE BORN LOSER by Art Saneom DEAR BRUCE: I know you’re interested in old without looking under my bed,” she said in the Jan. 23 issue of US magazine. “ I can’t standany U 6U EST DEAR READER: No, it wouldn’t. automobiles — “old” meaning manufactured doll in my room or anything staring at m e.... I When paralysis results from a fall, the cause of before World War II. SUCWMAIO I have terrible, terrible dreams — especially disability is nerve damage, usually to the sensitive Some years ago I went bankrupt and, as a result, Evep. when I eat Indian food.” spinal cord. This structure is the conduit for the my credit is non-existent. But two weeks ago I found Smart Money Seeing herself onscreen, she said, can be a ON TH E FASTRACK by Bill Holbrook SAW. nerves that carry signals between the brain and an elderly woman who was willing to sell me what I know was a very rare antique automobile at a bad dream come true. various parts of the body. The spinal cord passes Bruce Williams through the hollow centers of the spinal bones bargain price. There was no question in mind that I V'wiw THAT IVE 6TpEAMLI»lEP TH ^ m m VO SbO THlklK (vertebrae), which protect the delicate nervous could sell it for $3,000 or $4,000 more than she was Lansbury to receive honor COMPAtlS'. I'AA TrilliKiMfr Of H1PIN0- 1 6HDULD 6TART? tissues, in addition to giving the support that allows asking for the car. The problem was I didn’t have ^ACK Gom Of T he usorkers i t>ccx)o\^Mb??opc,mm'? us to stand erect. the money to buy it. LOS ANGELES.(AP) — TV detective Jessica LAID Off! PERS^fJEL? “ kl'tM’ The trauma of a fall or other serious injury often So I borrowed the money on my daughter’s bank Fletcher has helped Hollywood solve another fractures one or more vertebrae. Such a violent card with her permission. My wife said I did a unfair Housing in my community seems to be a buyer’s mystery: the identity of this year’s “ Woman of event ordinarily causes some nerve malfunction; thing, gambling with my daughter's money. But I market. There are lots of homes available in my the Year” in broadcasting. It’s Angela LC:. however, in some cases, the spinal cord is partially have every intention of paying my daughter back. In price range, and the owners are anxious to make a Lansbury, star of CBS’ “ Murder, She Wrote.” severed or irreparably damaged. This produces the meantime, this has caught quite a ruckus. deal. Lansbury, who is in her fifth season playing FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thaves paralysis of muscles below the damaged area. My daughter is very supportive, but my wife is My problem is that neither my wife nor I, nor Fletcher, will be honored March 22 at the Sometimes, as healing takes place and swelling giving me a very, very hard time. If you were in my anyone in my family, have ever purchased real International Broadcasting Awards showatthe situation, how would you have handled it? CANT KEfp diminishes, neurological function will partially estate; we have always been renters. We have no Century Plaza Hotel, an event sponsored by the a Auto Ss)ey I lA / lA ' m THe$e O.P., * * /* return. This process may be helped by prompt idea if the prices offered are the best possible or Hollywood Radio and Television Society. O N t u b l o t i surgery to correct the injury, remove bone RENO, NEV. reflect the true value of the house. “ Murder, She Wrote” is CBS’ highest-rated fragments and so forth. I know you’ve advised many times that people series and placed second overall in the most THE GRIZZWELLS by Bill Schorr However, in most instances, some degree of DEAR P.O.: There is nothing wrong with entering have the house inspected by a licensed inspector, recent Nielsen survey. Lansbury, a four-time W...TWE \M WON! T H ^ Y s ^ u into a business transaction if you are confident that I 51R?EAMWE disability remains. Your son appears to have and we intend to do that. We’ve already hired a Tony winner for Broadway performances that OF<5RAW THAT FA^-T? suffered the most extreme form of disability: it is you are buying a product at a price that is well under lawyer to review my papers we sign. include “ Marne,” has said this will be her last WWTHIPEKHATT probably permanent. the market price. But we still don’t know how to determine what to year with the show, although she hopes to do an yEAI?..T«HK TOMIp... rr4 ------HATWSEn. N O r T H S Y ' v e g o t However, there are resources that could help your While I understand your w ife’s concern, you did offer for a house. I know that almost everyone occasional movie based on the character. O F A U T M ^ son adjust to his handicap. Physiatrists (M.D.s what you had to do. But the question is, how will you leaves a little fat in the asking price so they can H f B C T W i B trained in rehabilitation medicine), physical honorably retire the obligation that you have negotiate. Is there some way that we can determine therapists and psychological counselors could be of undertaken in your daughter’s name? I know that if the house is really worth what the owner is Winfrey buys new home OUTOHb. / assistance. With training, braces and special you probably would like to hang onto this asking? ROLLING PR AIR IE , Ind. (A P) — Talk show WINTHROP by Dick Cavalll equipment, your son can live a fulfilling life despite automobile, but it seems to me that you ought to L.P., 1 host Oprah Winfrey hasbought a weekend home his injury. convert it to cash as quickly as you can and pay off OGDENSBURG, N.Y. your obligation. in northwest Indiana, according to local THE SCHOOL CAFETERIA FLYSPECKS, SO\AE residents who say they have seen her out SHOULD (SETA NEW CRUSTY erUFFAND DEAR L.F.: You’re a wise first-time home buyer. 'A/jf o D E A R DR. GOTT: What foods should one avoid to jogging. LUNCH /AENU. A LOT OF STAINS. DEAR BRUCE: We are first-time home buyers. Often sellers ask a great deal more for a house than help one’s gallbladder? “ She jogs around the block. We see her out it’s worth. Perspective buyers knock off a fair chunk running,” said William Hickman, who owns a and think “ Wow! I got a bargain,” when in reality restaurant near the house. NORTH l-S-8> D E A R READER: I am not aware of any foods Our Language they are still paying too much.” The property includes a carriage house, 4 J Bridge that "help” the gallbladder. If you’re in doubt about the value, spend a modest stables, helipad, swimming pool and several 47 2 The gallbladder is a reservoir for bile, a dark amount of money — $100 to $150 — for a verbal satellite dishes. It is located about 65 miles east ♦ A J 10 9 8 4 liquid secreted by the liver to aid in the digestion of ♦ A 8 5 3 Lope moves in long, easy strides. It’s the end of appraisal from an independent appraiser in your of Chicago, where Winfrey’s nationally syndi­ ace and continued with the nine of fats. Bile builds up in the gallbladder until we eat antelope, something you may chase but probably area. Your local real estate organization can refer cated show is produced. WEST EAST fat-containing food. The gallbladder then contracts, Preparing spades. Declarer ruffed that in dum­ won’t catch if you merely lopel you to one, or you can consult the Yellow Pages for A spokeswoman for Winfrey refused to 4A984 4 10 7 5 2 squirting bile into the intestine. Filial involves one’s child, either son or daughter. licensed appraisers. V6 4 J 9 8 5 my, ruffed another club and now led confirm the purchase. A-K of hearts. When West discarded Under certain circumstances, stones form within Its pronunciation begins like fill — parents with This person will look at the property and compare ♦ 7 5 2 ♦ 6 3 for the worst “ The woman deserves some privacy,” said on the second trump, that left East the bile of the gallbladder. These stones can be quite screaming children may have their fill of filial. it to others that have sold in the last six months in ♦ K Q 10 9 6 4J 4 2 By James Jacoby CHUBB AND CHAUNCEY by Vance Rodewalt spokeswoman Christine Tardio. If you want to play good bridge, get with J-9, but declarer’s precautions large and numerous. They cause pain during your neighborhood. The only thing he or she will SOUTH had already been taken. He simply gallbladder contractions. Sometimes, they become deal with is value; the person will not discuss 4KQ63 in the habit of asking yourself what can go wrong when everything looks played king and queen of diamonds, WHY DO I CHEWSHOeS? WELU.LETMEeEE... SOyoUVEGOTSOME- wedged in the tube leading from the gallbladder to factors in the neighborhood that may effect the 4 A K Q 10 4 3 QUESTION: I ’ve seen both Opposition and Madonna seeks divorce easy. That’s what declarer did today, overtaking in dummy. The good dia­ I MEAN, LIKE WHATfe 6H0ES HAVEAHA6 IT iniNS IN COMMON. the intestine. In this situation, a person will opposition used for the opposing party in politics. value at some future date. Clearly, you don’t have ♦ K Q 47 and his caution was rewarded. monds now began their parade. Any THe ATTRACTION? OF SMgoiNaviaawT? experience severe colicky pain, fever, nausea and Which should it be? every home that you look at a ppraised — just the one LOS ANGELES (AP) — Pop singer Madonna After the opening lead, it looked as time that East trumped in, declarer jaundice because of the back-up of bile. Surgery is you would really like to buy. has filed for divorce to end her turbulent Vulnerable: Both would overruff, pull the other trump Dealer: South if 13 tricks were there for the taking. so? usually necessary to relieve the obstruction. ANSWER: Although both Opposition is somewhat I’m delighted to hear that you have enlisted the three-year marriage to actor Sean Penn a Just draw trumps and run the dia­ and claim his contract. And if East sp()kesman for her record label said. waited until the end to ruff, the lead Patients with gallstones find that they are more used, the word should be lowercased, as in the aid of experts. They are absolutely necessary in West North East South monds. But South knew that he needed comfortable when they avoid food that stimulates opposition party. This ruling is controversial, every real estate transaction. “ I assume (the divorce was filed) in Los 1 4 the jack of hearts to fall. And he also would be in dummy at trick 12 with the gallbladder to contract: in a word, fats. Greasy however, and will surely generate some opposition. Angeles, Warner Bros, spokesman Bob Pass 2 ♦ Pass 2 4 knew that sometimes a defender can East holding J-9 of hearts and declar­ food — such as butter, margarine, oils and rich Merlis said Thursday. He did not say when she Pass 3 ♦ Pass 3 4 hold four to the jack. Nothing could be er behind him with the Q-10. But this 4 4 Pass 4 NT position could not have been achieved sauces — should be eliminated from the diets of Bruce Williams, America’s top radio talk host is made the filing. Pass done if West held length in hearts, but Pass 5 4 Pass 6 4 without declarer carefully ruffing a It is true, said John West, a spokesman for there was a remedy if East held heart patients with gallstones. Do you have a question or comment about our heard each weeknight on NBC stations. Write to Pass Pass Pass club from dummy at the second trick, This prohibition may not be totally successful. language? Please write to Jeffrey McQuian, in care Williams in care of the Manchester Herald, P.O. Penn. ‘Sean and Madonna are separated. length. So declarer ruffed a club at trick and later ruffing another club before Surgery may eventually be necessary to remove the of the Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manches­ Box 591, Manchester 06040. Letters of general They plan to divorce and it’s amicable.” ,. Opening lead: 4 K two and led a low spade. West won the beginning to draw trumps. gallbladder, a non-essential organ, and its stones. ter 06040. interest will be answered in the column. MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, Jan. 6, 1989 — IT_ 16 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Jan. 6, 1989

Puzzles A&E series on U.S.-Soviet reiations WEEKEND the following episode jumps ahead to 1983 and J By Kathryn Baker ACROSS 5 Uncanny Answer to Previous Puzzle The Associated Press the invasion of Grenada. Two sides of the globe From down under 6 Prosper Q U 1 Recedes 7 Western hemi­ T V Topics Later installments have more on Korea and Two very different cultures will be showcased Former newsman Ken Armstrong will take U T 5 Tropical tree sphere org NEW YORK — The Arts & Entertainment Berlin, plus the Cuban missile crisis, the Sunday afternoon at the Springfield museum armchair travelers to New Zealand this weekend, 9 Can. prov. 8 Last queen of Network begins tonight an ambitious 26-part A arms race, the rise of Solidarity in Poland and quadrangle, in downtown Springfield, Mass. when his travel film is shown at Bushnell Hall, 166 12 Laugh (Fr.) Spain series on U.S.-Soviet relations, “ The Eagle relationship seems not unlike that between the Soviet intervention in Afghanistan. Traditional native American ways will be shown at Capitol Ave., Hartford. The film includes 13 Pertaining to 9 Jest and the Bear,” produced with help from ABC spectacular shots of the Kauri Forest, glow-worm dawn 10 Pots News. President Reagan and Soviet leader Mikhail A&E has 15 episodes ready for air. The last the Springfield Science Museum, including E P caves and more. Showings are tonight and 14 Type of bean 11 Small whirlpool Gorbachev. FDR found in the Soviet dictator 11 are in production. A&E and Cap Cities-ABC ceremonies, displays of leather and beadwork and B R Saturday at 8, Sunday at 2 and 5 p.m. During the 15 Cafe a u ___ 17 Hawaiian feast Free-lance producers working for A&E a “ stalwart good humor,” and yet a slide in Video Enterprises Inc. are collaborating on demonstrations of soapstone and flint carving. 16 Actress___ actually put together the series, but it is a screenings, the Bushnell will hold a travel fair, 19 Billboards U.S.-Soviet relations followed. another series, “ Heroes.” Participants will have the opportunity to make Russell 22 Artificial lan­ cooperative venture between A&E and Cap featuring exhibits, displays, door prizes and a 18 Superlative their own Indian ritual rattles. A Mohawk medicine guage Cities-ABC Video Enterprises Inc., and the □ □ □ man will speak at 2:30 p.m., and native American giveaway of a trip to Paris for two. Tickets for the A ending 23 Non-profit org. film are $3.50 to $5.25 per person. Call 246-6807. 19 Intend executive producer is ABC News’ Av Westin. “ I BELIEVE THAT WE are going to get dances will be performed at 4:30 p.m. 24 Speed measure 2 0 ______daisy The footage comes from the ABC News and along with him (Stalin) and the Russian In the George Walter Vincent Smith Art Museum, (abbr.) DECLINE OF WESTERN CIVILIZATION, 21 Helper Pathe film archives. people very, very well,” Roosevelt predicted 25 Tropical nut CONTINUED — According to the latest manuscript illumination of the Middle East will be 23 Entertainer _ in an overly optimistic speech to Congress. statistics from Nielsen Media Research, 62.2 demonstrated, and visitors will illuminate their own Sumac 26 Oil exporter The series of half-hour episodes, airing Kate Is visiting 25 Sorts 2 7 ______-bitsy weekly on Fridays, covers 40 years of There is also a lively description of the later percent of U.S. television households now title pages. Stories of the Middle East will be told. 27 Driving force 28 Poets 39 Crowlike 45 Pakistan U.S.-Soviet history, from World War II to meeting between Stalin and Harry S. Truman have a video cassette recorder. The top three Admission to all events is free. Museums are open Susan Saint James, who plays Kate in the hit 31 Yes______29 Actor Connery bird language glasnost. It is part of a burgeoning repertoire at Potsdam. With the Nazis defeated, Truman markets in terms of percentageof homes with from 1 to 5 p.m. on Sunday afternoons. Museums are television show, “ Kate & Allie,” will be the guest 32 Engrave 30 Existence 41 Test for fit (2 47 Bye-bye of documentaries and series — "The was ready to get tough on the communists, VCRs are: Anchorage, , 84.3 percent; just off State Street in Springfield. artist at Sunday afternoon’s concert by Soni 33 Of course 3 2 ___Zumwalt wds.) 48 Winter bird Twentieth Century,” “ The Vietnam War with and told Stalin that the United States had test Fairbanks, Alaska, 78.9 percent; Las Vegas, Fidelis, a wind quintet. Saint James will narrate 35 Long time 34 Medieval poem 42 Hebrew month food Walter Cronkite,” “ World War I,” “ Bio­ detonated an atom bomb. Historians recall Nev., 74.3 percent. ... “ The Story of Babar the Little Elephant,” against a 35 Lioness in 36 Building wing 43 Silent screen 50 Decimal unit graphy,” and “ Profiles,” for example — that accounts that Stalin simply didn’t react to the Sweets for the sweet background of music by Poulenc. 'The "Born Free” 3 B ___and noodle star Theda___ 51 Yoko ___ N are making A&E a favorite of history buffs. information. He either didn’t understand performance, however, is not aimed primarily at 36 Ages casserole 44 Roman poet 52 Snakelike fish DECLINE - AND RISE — OF NEWS “ Sweet Sue,” A.R. Gurney Jr.’s play about a 37 College subject what Truman was talking about, or he children; other works on the program are Reicha’s 1 2 3 5 6 7 10 11 RATINGS — In an age of general decline in middle aged mom who falls in love with her son’s 39 Actor Kevin already knew about the atom bomb test. wind quint and Ligeti’s “ Six Bagatelles.” * ■ * SOPHISTICATED STUDENTS of U.S.- network ratings, “ ABC World News Tonight" college roommate, is the current selection of The 12 13 The performance is at 3 p.m. in Millard Soviet relations might not find much new Despite Truman’s get-tough attitude, he showed a slight increase — 1 percent — in Producing Guild. Performances are at the Wallace 40 Numero___ 1 Auditorium, Hartt School of Music, University of 41 Soapstone information in “ The Eagle and the Bear” if left Potsdam without changing the Eastern 1988, according to figures from A.C. Nielsen Stevens Theatre, 690 Asylum Ave., Hartford. 15 IS 17 Hartford, Bloomfield Avenue, West Hartford, 42 Black ■ the first episodes are any indication, but the European boundaries that existed when Co. released by ABC. The “ CBS Evening Through Jan. 21, performances will be Wednesdays Roosevelt attended the summit at Yalta. ’rickets are $6 and $8. To reserve seats, call 45 Mist (Scot.) 18 20 footage is fascinating and the series well- News” dropped 6 percent. “NBC Nightly and Thursdays at 8 p.m., Fridays and Saturdays at ‘ ■«*»!* 46 That thing's written. It is interspersed with interviews 243-4228. By the end of the episode, the United States News” declined 13 percent. 8:30 p.m., Sundays at 2:30 and 7:30 p.m. Tickets 49 Basin with statesmen and historians. 52 Jacob's twin has dropped atomic bombs on Hiroshima and are $15 to $18 each. Call 528-2143. 53 Psychic___ 25 26 28 29 30 Tonight’s opening episode, “ Dateline 1943, Nagasaki, and the United States and Russia DECLINE OF THE MINISERIES - The From the masters Geller Europe,” explains the basis for the mistrust participate as allies for the last time at the 31 last time a network miniseries made the top 54 Opposite of inherent in the Soviet Union’s international signing of Japan’s surrender. 10 in Nielsen’s all-time-high ranking was 1984, Seaport lowers prices The Masterworks Concert Series, with Chamber ■ ecto relations — the country’s massive losses in Music Plus, continues Sunday afternoon at 3 at the 34 CBS’ “ Master of the Game,” which is 10th on -,P~ar.- 55 Workers' World War II. In the battle for Stalingrad Mystic Seaport, a restored whaling village on the Old State House, 800 Main St., Hartford. The assn. the list as of the beginning of this television 37 alone, says the narration, more Russians THE COLD WAR BEGINS, setting the Connecticut coast, is lowering its admission price 56 Young man season. A miniseries has to get a 25.0 rating to SNOWY SEAPORT — Visitors to Mystic such as the Charles W. Morgan. Visitors concert will feature works by Schubert, Mozart and were killed than all the Americans lost during stage for episode two, “ Dateline 1945, from this weekend through March 31. The winter 57 Name of a make the top 20. ABC’s “ War and Remem­ Seaport during the winter months will will also enjoy a $3 discount at the ticket Schumann. Tickets are $12 general, $8 for students thing the entire war. Korea,” airing Jan. 13. brance” this season had an 18.6. The all-time, rate will be $6 for adults, $3 for children. The new and senior citizens. Call 522-6766 for reservations. 58 Future LL.Bs.' rate lepresents a $3 per person reduction. The discover the serenity of the 19th-century booth through March 3. 42 43 44 In the midst of the war began the “ personal Later episodes do not necessarily follow top-rated miniseries was “ Roots,” which had exam diplomacy” between Franklin Roosevelt and linear history. Episode three is set in 1961 and a 44.9 in 1977. A rating is a percentage of U.S. seaport is open 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily, offering a seaport village as they explore ships DOWN 49 Josef Stalin, whose apparently amiable is about the building of the Berlin Wall, and homes with television. planetarium show, boatbuilding and blacksmithing Our governmental roots demonstrations, gallery lectures and more. The 53 “ Let Freedom Ring,” an exhibit celebrating the 1 — S. Gardner seaport is one mile south of Exit 90, Interstate 95. Lush and lovely 2 Prejudice Dynamic dino 350th anniversary of the first written constitution in 56 3 " ___rules the TV Tonight Marianne Carlano, curator of costume and the world which created a government, opens this waves" “ Slim Goodbody’s Dinosaur Days,” a prehistoric textiles at the Wadsworth Atheneum, will present a weekend at the Old State House, 800 Main St., 4 Put © 1989, NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN What’s his name? musical that’s fun for the entire family, will be lecture on Sunday at 3 p.m. on the fashions in Paris Hartford. The earliest Connecticut constitution, the Great Charter of 1662 and other extraordinary, The Touring Theater Group of Cincinnati will presented Saturday morning at 11 a.m. Bushnell in 1914. This free talk, in the Atheneum’s Avery Rated R (In Stereo) rarely exhibited documents and artifacts will be 5;00P M [M AX] MOVIE: The Proud (2()) MOVIE: 'The A ttic' A lonely librarian 1 :1 0A M [TMC] MOVIE; Armed Res­ present “ Rumpelstiltskin,” Sunday afternoon at 2 Hall, 166 Capitol Ave., Hartford. The star Theater, is offered in conjunction with an exhibit and the Profane’ A war widow meets and relives memories of a long-lost love Carrie [USA] Hitchhiker ponse' A priceless jade artifact plunges character, a tyrannosaurus named Tyrone the displayed. The museum is open Mondays through falls for a tough marine colonel while serv­ Snodgrass, Rav Milland 1980 at the Greater Hartford Jewish Community Center, called “ Fashion Before the Deluge: Paris/Vienna 1 0:30P M Ql3 Qs) Odd Couple the family of a murdered private detective Saturdays, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Sundays, noon to 5 CELEBRITY CIPHER ing in the Pacific during WWII William Hol­ into a small-scale Chinatown war. David 335 Bloomfield Ave., West Hartford. Tickets are Terrible, will instruct and amuse the audience. 1900 - 1914.” The museum is at 600 Main St., den, Deborah Kerr, Thelma Ritter 1956 (22 ;3d) MOVIE: 'Oh God! You Devil' (CC) (263 INN News p.m. Admission is free. Celebrity Cipher cryptograms are created from quotations by famous people, past and present. In desperation, a struggling musician de­ Carradine, Lee Van Cleef, Mako. 1986. Tickets are $8 and $6. Call 246-6807 for reservations. Hartford. Today's clue. X equals P $6.50 per person. Call 236-4571 for reservations. Each letter In the cipher stands for another 5:30P M [TMC] MOVIE: Summer clares that he would trade his soul for a g® Hogan's Heroes Rated R Rental' (CC) A harried air-traffic controller chance at fame and fortune, and the ever- Qi) Tres Generaciones 1 :20A M [M AX] MOVIE: Felicity' A 'DLDCGCDSJ DM CFH takes his family on a Florida vacation and obliging devil grants his requests George [USA] Werewolf young girl travels to Hong Kong and dis­ winds up in a sailboat competition with his Burns, Ted Wass, Ron Silver 1984 (R) (In covers the world of erotic love. Glory An- landlord John Candy, Richard Crenna, Rip Stereo) 1 1 :00PM (33 3 3 (22) (30) g® News MDJBHYHMC KSYL SK nen, Christopher Milne, Joni Flynn. 1978. ‘Roger Rabbit’ at top of 1988 movie list Torn. 1985 Rated PG 13 ;24 (57: Washington Week in Review (33 (3® M*A*S*H Rated R (CC). XIGWDGYDML.' — SMBGY 6:00P M ® ® (30 t40 News (33 Benny Hill 1 :30A M (® Joe Franklin million. Fox film directed by John 26 MOVIE: 'In the Matter of Karen Ann Bozo celebrating HOLLYWOOD (AP) — Uncom­ ing to America,” the tale of an fS l (61/ Three's Company QI) Cheers (CC) Cl1) INN News Quinlan' The Quinlans attempt to have a mon characters surviving African prince on his own in New The list includes films released McTieman and starring Bruce ® Matt Houston Qe MOVIE: Blood and Black Lace' A C2d) NVR Showcase I H N G J C . life support system removed from their strange circumstances domi­ York, which netted $128.1 million. in the 1988 calendar year only. Willis and Alan Rickman. $79.7 (11) Gong Show terminally ill daughter and encounter unex­ model for a large fashion house who has (22) ^6) Friday Night Videos Hosts Sinbad PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "High heels were invented by a woman who had been stealing drugs for her sweetheart is nated 1988’s movie season, as The No. 3 movie, with revenue of Box-office receipts for 1988 ended million. been kissed on the forehead." — Christopher Morley. (18 Cagney & Lacey pected resistance and world-wide public­ ("Different World") and Malcotm-Jamal ity Brian Keith, Piper Laurie, David Spiel­ found murdered Cameron Mitchell, Eva Warner ("Cosby Show") introduce the 10 30 years on TV $112 million, was “ Big,” Tom on Dec. 29, the last full week of the 6. “Cocktail,” a Disney film (20^ A-Team “ Who Framed Roger Rabbit,” berg 1977 Bartok, Mary Arden 1965 best videos of 1988. (60 mm.) (In Stereo) Hanks’ portrayal of a boy trapped year. directed by Roger Donaldson and i22) News (Live) (20) Friday the 13th; The Series (60 min.) “ Coming to America” and “ Big” 1381 MOVIE: 'Marooned' After five [CNN] Newsnight Update emerged as the year’s highest- in a man’s body. 1. “ Who Framed Roger Rab­ starring Tom Cruise and Bryan (24) Doctor Who Pan 1 of 6 months in space, three astronauts are una­ d.6) Improv Tonite [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Eyes of the Amaryl­ LOS ANGELES (AP) — parades. So far, 200 people have bit,” a Disney film directed by Brown. $76.8 million. (26) T.J. Hooker ble to return to Earth due to a technical (41) PELICULA: 'Amor Perdoname' lis' An elderly Nantucket widow keeps vi­ grossing films. Although six comedies were in malfunction Gregory Peck, Richard Wowee, kazowee boys and portrayed the snickering Robert Zemeckis and starring 7. “Beetlejuice,” a Warner .38) Family Ties (CC) Desde el pasado surge un secreto terrible, gil as she waits for a sign from her long- An inventive hybrid of ani­ the Top 10, two action-adventures Crenna, David Janssen. 1969. que se convierte en la pesadilla de un ma- dead husband. Ruth Ford. Katharine girls! Bozo the Clown is 30! clown, including Willard Scott, Bob Hoskins and a host of Bros, release directed by Tim I THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME (4l) Noticias (41) Primavera trimonio en donde todo era felicidad y Houghton, Martha Byrne. 1982, Rated NR The Ambassador of Laugh­ the weather man for NBC’s mated and live-action characters — “ Die Hard” and “ Rambo I I I ” animated characters. $150 Burton and starring Michael amor. Julio Aleman, Kitti de Hoyos, Pedro by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee (57) World of Survival (R) (61 CINEMA: 'Elvis' Ce film presente les Magic Years in Sports: High­ ter, whose infectious guffaws “ The Today Show,” who made fighting bad guys in mythical — also enjoyed brisk business, Armendanz [ESPN] million. Keaton and Geena Davis. $73.3 [DIS] Superman principales etapes de la carriere du chan- lights 1951 A look at the year 1951 with can transform even the sourest his Bozo debut in August 1959. Toontown, “ Who Framed Roger finishing near the top of the heap. 2. “ Coming to America,” a million. Unscramble these four Jumbles, teur populaire, Elvis Presley Kurt Russel, (6l3 Love Connection a feature on Bobby Thomson. (R) one letter to each square, to form [ESPN] Best of Running and Racing of grouches into the grinningest “ You know,” Harmon said, Rabbit” grossed $150 million to Box-office receipts for 1988’s Season Hubley, Shelly Winters 1979 [CNN] Moneyline Paramount film directed by John 8. “ A Fish Called Wanda,” an four ordinary words. [USA] She-Ra; Pripcess of Power [H B O ] Inside the NFL Hosts: Len Daw­ of fools, celebrates his 30th year “ Willard called me to congratu­ finish at No. 1, according to top three titles were down from MGM-UA film directed by Cha­ [CNN] PrimeNews [DIS] Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet son. Nick Buoniconti. (60 min.) (In Stereo) Landis and starring Eddie 6 :3 0 P M ® CBS News(CC) (InStereo on TV as the longest-running late me on my birthday and he figures released Wednesday by 1987, as no film surpassed the $150 rles Crichton and starring John OPUC [ESPN] NFL's Greatest Moments: Por­ [ESPN] Climbing; Mount McKinley Ex­ [USA] MOVIE: 'Planet of Dinosaurs' Murphy and Arsenio Hall. $128.1 C® [38 Family Ties (CC) trait of a Head Coach (60 min ) (R) pedition The survivors of a space shuttle crash on live, daily children’s television said, ‘Look at me. I ’m Bozo, the Exhibitor Relations Co. million mark. million. Cleese, Jamie Lee Curtis and ® (40 ABC News (CC) [H B O ] MOVIE: 'The Hidden' An alien [TMC] MOVIE: 'Wail Street' (CC) An an uncharted planet are beset by man- show. He was being toasted warmth, the attitude, the smile, The Disney comedy was fol­ Meanwhile, the holiday film 3. “ Big,” a 20th Century Fox Kevin Kline. $60 million. creature roams Los Angeles turning law- ambitious young stockbroker skyrockets eating dinosaurs and other deadly mons­ lowed by Eddie Murphy’s “ Com- Ot) Hollywood Squares ters. James Whitworth. Pamela Bottaro, Thursday afternoon in an anni­ the projection. All these wond­ season was down more than $5 film directed by Penny Marshall 9. “ Willow,” an MGM-UA film abiding citizens into homicidal maniacs. to success under the tutelage of a ruthless (221 (30) NBC News (CC). Kyle MacLachlan, Michael Noun, Ed corporate raider Michael Douglas, Charlie 1978 versary bash. erful things came 30 years million from a year ago. Grosses and starring Tom Hanks and directed by Ron Howard and PIGER (24) (57) Nightly Business Report O'Ross. 1987 Rated R Sheen, Daryl Hannah, 1987. Rated R. (In 1 :35AM ® News (R) “ Everybody still loves me ago.’’ ’ from Nov. 29 to Jan. 4 were $564 Elizabeth Perkins. $112 million. starring Val Kilmer and Joanne / V (41) Noticiero Univision [M AX] MOVIE: The Long Riders' Jesse Stereo) and still cares about me,” said million, off from $569.8 million 4. “ ‘Crocodile’ Dundee II, ” a Whalley. $55.8 million. James, Cole Younger and their outlaw 2:00A M ( ® New Answers to Hair Muppet maker Jim Henson Briefs Love Connection [USA] Miami Vice the original Bozo, Larry Har­ 10. “ Rambo III,” a Tri-Star bands terrorize the old American West. Loss got some air time on Bozo during the corresponding weeks Paramount picture directed by [C N N ] Showbiz Today mon, who celebrated his 64th Stacy Keach, David Carradine, James 11:30P M ® T a x i fl1) Friday the 13th: The Series Micki and shows. Big Bird on the educa­ in 1987. The last two weeks of 1988, John Cornell and starring Paul release directed by Peter Macdo­ / [DIS] Mouseterpiece Theater Keach 1980, Rated R ® (40) Nightline (CC). Ryan search for a cursed mask that pos­ birthday Monday. "When you with revenue of $221.6 million, Hogan and Linda Kozlowski. nald and starring Sylvester Stal­ sesses the spirit of a voodoo priestess tional children’s show “ Sesame HATTOR WHAT A SUCCESSFUL [ESPN] SportsLook [USA] Murder, She Wrote ( ® (3f) Morton Downey Jr. do something good for the Raisins and romance lone and Richard Crenna. $53.7 (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) Street” is portrayed by “ Bozo were off from the same period in $109.2 million. PICKPOCKET [USA] Cartoons di) Honeymooners 8:30P M d J C4P) Full House (CC) Ste (36) Home Shopping Overnight Service world, you do something good 1987, with revenue of $257.8 5. “ Die Hard,” a 20th Century million. ALWAYS TRIES TO phanie devises a unique scheme to get at­ Show” veteran Carroll Spin­ The new Ice Capades produc­ 1 7 :00PM ® USA Today Scheduled: au­ (22) (30) Tonight Show (In Stereo) (3 hrs.) for yourself and it all turns out ©ET NEXT TO. tention. ney, and one-time TV network tion, titled “ Return to Romance,” thor Avery Corman ('’Fifty") on midlife dD Racing From Plainsfield [ESPN] Best of SportsLook wowee, oh wow, wow — so (24) (5^ Wall Street Week: Templeton or president Fred Silverman was will be at the Hartford Civic C O lP LE crisis. Hill Street Blues good!” Now arrange the circled letters to ( ® News 1989 -- And Beyond 2:30A M ® improv Tonite once a floor manager for a Center Tuesday through Jan. 15. form the surprise answer, as sug­ The Making of Splash Mountain [CNN] Sports Tonight The mirthmaker is truly an ® (22) Wheel of Fortune (CC) [DIS] ® ) Home Shopping Overnight Service “ Bozo Show” in Chicago. This year’s show features Olym­ LIJ __1 gested by the above cartoon. The planning and construction of Disney­ [DIS] MOVIE: 'M y Friend Irma' Dean (3 hrs., 30 min.) international star. He’s “ Bozo STOP HORSING AROUND ( ® Cosby Show (CC) pic bronze medalists Jill Watson land's newest attraction, scheduled to Martin and Jerry Lewis make their film de­ [CNN] Sports Latenight Le Clown” in France, “ Bozo El Just last year, 500 auditioned UK 'Y' V '4^ V N” Qi) (38) Cheers (CC) open in January 1989. buts as a pair of soda jerks in this tale of a and Peter Oppegard, Romanian- Answer; t h e' 'f Y T" [ESPN] SportsCenter Payaso,” in Brazil and His at “ Bozo University” in Holly­ X (18) Rockford Files scatterbrained woman with boyfriend born Simone Grigorescu who WE WILL NOTIFY 9:00P M 133 Dallas (CC) The Ewings troubles Marie Wilson, John Lund, Diana Bozoness to Americans. wood. where the four-week (Answers tomorrow) discover Carter McKay’s intentions; April [HBO] MOVIE: 'Jumpin' Jack Flash' holds the 1985 World Professional YOUR CARRIER §0) M"A*S*H Lynn 1949 (CC) A computer operator's The live TV shows began Jan. crash course includes classes Jumbles: BERYL KEYED ANKLET CUDGEL and Lucy meet secretly; Bobby meets the title, and the California Raisins. 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Orlando, FL 32802-43B8 183 cities nationwide where kids “ I ’m looking for that sparkle It makes paying your subscription easier on Includo your nama. addraaa and kip coda and maka your chack payabla lo nawapaparbooka. 1 1 :35PM (33 Night Court (61) Family Ties (CC). g7) Page Fifty Seven 2:35A M [TMC] MOVIE; Moonshine can see Bozo or a locally in the eyes, that emotion, you Instead of paying your carrier every 2 [CNN] Moneyline [C N N ] Larry King Live 1 1 :40PM [M A X ] MOVIE: The Ser County Express' The daughters of a mur­ pent and the Rainbow' (CC) Voodoo dered moonshiner compete with the local franchised “ clone clown” as feeling, directness, warmth,” Yesterday is coming weeks, you can simply write a check for 3 [DIS] MOVIE: 'Captain January' (CC) A [DIS] MOVIE: The Girl Who Spelled mysticism awaits a Harvard anthropologist dealer whom they believe caused their Harmon likes to call them. Harmon said. “ That is so months. 6 months or a full year drop it in the little girl brings happiness and cheer into a Freedom' A Cambodian refugee's adjust­ searching for the mysterious Haitian pow­ “ Born Yesterday,” a comedy father's death, William Conrad. Susan Ho­ As long as you have the big, important.” seacoast town Shirley Temple. Guy Kib- ment to America is made complete by vic­ der rumored to turn men into zombies. Bill ward, John Saxon. 1977, Rated PG. starring Edward Asner and mail Then, you can forget about having ready bee, Slim Summerville 1936. tory in a national spelling bee. Wayne Ro­ Pullman, Cathy Tyson, Zakes Mokae. red nose, the bright orange Although the trend seems to 2:50A M [M AX] m o v ie : Knights of Madeline Kahn, will pull into The cash to pay your carrier . answering the door [ESPN] SportsCenter gers, Mary Kay Place, Jade Chinn 1986 1987 Rated R. (In Stereo) hair, gigantic shoes, approp­ be in maligning the clown, such [E S P N ] Top Gun: U.S. Air Force the City' A gang is bent on proving their Bushnell on Tuesday. The show, when it's inconvenient, or being at hone to Astrograph [HBO] Inside the NFL Hosts: Len Daw­ 12:00A M ® Kojak supremacy over the "Mochanix" by win­ riate clown suit, “ are an as the “ No Bozos Allowed” son. Nick Buoniconti. (60 min.) (In Stereo) competition From Panama City, Fla (60 which will open on Broadway the pay your bill. min.) (Tape Delay) CB St. Elsewhere ning a talent contest Leon Isaac Kennedy, exhibitionist, an extrovert, sen­ bumper stickers and the dero­ [M AX] Vintage Performances: The Nicholas Campbell, Smokey Robinson. gatory use of the word Bozo as following week, will replace the Doors [TMC] MOVIE: 'The Serpent and the (Jl) War of the Worlds Aliens scheme to 1985 Rated R (In Stereo) sitive, warm and you’ve got the kill off the world's population with a poi­ production of “ Anything Goes” Simply complete the coupon below and send to impose your ideas on an unreceptive Rainbow' Voodoo mysticism awaits a laugh and the Bozoisms down an adjective fordumb or stupid, [TM C] MOVIE: 'Harry and the Hender­ Harvard anthropologist searching for the soned gram shipment. (60 min.) (In Stereo) 3:00A M (13 m o v ie : Bullets or Bal- originally scheduled for this it to us or if you would like more information audience today. If no one seems in­ sons' (CC) A Washington family’s life is pat, then you’re a Bozo,’’ Harmon believes there is a ^Your mysterious Haitian powder rumored to (^) WWF Wrestling Challenge lots' A former detective joins a gang as an month. clined to buy what you're selling, it's turned upside down after they run into Big- turn men into zombies. Bill Pullman, Cathy undercover man in order to get evidence. Harmon explained. place in every person’s heart on our Pay-By-Mail program call the Circula­ ‘B irth d a y foot during a camping trip and take the Tickets to “ Anything Goes” best you step down off your soap box. Tyson, Zakes Mokae 1987 Rated R (2^ To Be Announced. Edward G, Robinson, Joan Blondell, Hum­ Harmon came up with the for a Bozo. tion Department, 647-9946 After initial pay­ GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Don't volun­ lumbering creature home. John Lithgow, phrey Bogart 1936. will be honored at the correspond­ Melinda Dillon, Margaret Langrick. 1987. [USA] Alfred Hitchcock Presents (40) Current Affair idea of coast-to-coast Bozos “ Bozo transcends time,” he ment and prior to expiration, you will be billed teer to serve as treasurer today for an (Tl) White Shadow ing day, time and seat location. Rated PG. (In Stereo) [CNN] Newsnight said in a telephone interview 1 9:30P M (33 (40) just the Ten of Us each to be host of a live, local Jan. 7, 1989 involvement with friends. One, you [CNN] Headline News Overnight Those wishing to make ex­ could be a poor collector and, two, the [USA] Miami Vice (CC) [ESPN] PGA Tour: National Awards production. Wednesday night. Bozo hasn’t Show From Carlsbad. 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Be Qi) INN News returns to his small New England home­ [U S A ] Camp Midnite (90 min ) Enclosed please find payment for: your own person. town Michael Monarty, Andrew Duggan, 3:30A M [ES PN ] p g a goil Tourna­ day, little of worth is apt to be achieved (20) M*A*S*H 1 2:05A M (® Entertainment Tonight Carrier Delivery: If your goals are not clearly defined. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Rather than at­ Sam Fuller. 1987 Rated R ment of Champions Second Round From QQ) Win, Lose or Draw Actor Charlie Sheen. (In Stereo) Carlsbad, Calif. (2 hrs.) (R) □ 3 months ‘23 10 □ 6 months M6 20 □ 1 year 92 40 Don't waste this day with a bunch of tempting to work with unfamiliar tools 10:00P M (33 Falcon Crest (CC) Cinema scattered shots. Know where to look for or materials today. It might be best to @8) g i) Newhart (CC). Mercedes pressures Pilar to sign (Inal 1 2:30A M ® Arsenio Hall [USA] MOVIE; 'Secret of Snake and Senior Citizens: romance and you'll find It. The Astro- wait until you have someone with the (4@ Cosby Show (CC). (In Stereo) adoption papers; the Consortium outwits (22) fSO) Late Night W ith David Letter- Crane' A young man searches for the se­ cret behind a specialized martial arts style FrI and Sot midnight. □ 3 months *21 56 □ 6 m o n th s ‘43.12 □ 1 y e a r‘86 24 Graph Matchmaker instantly reveals know-how available to assist you. [CNN] Crossfire Angela; Emma finds out about Cabot's man (In Stereo) HARTFORD _ ^ 9:45, — The Land Before Time (G) F rit; false identity. (60 min.) (In Stereo) Tan Tao Liang, Fang Fang 1976 Clntmo City — Beaches (PG-13) Sot and Sun 1, 3, 4:30. — Hellbound: which signs are romantically perfect tor VIRGO (Aug. 23-S«pt. 22) Your self- (26) Sea Hunt VERNON Optional carrier tip may be included with your payment □ Tip Amount [ESPN] Speedweek Weekly auto racing (33 (33 (26) News sneak preview Sat 7. - Women on the Hellrolser II (R) FrI and Sot 7:10, 9:20, you. Mail $2 to Matchmaker, c/o this discipline might not be all that it should highlights. (38) Alfred Hitchcock Presents 4.0 0 A M (If) Streets of San Francisco Veroe of a Nervous Breakdown (R) FrI 11:20; Sun 7:10, 9:20. — Twins (PG) FrI Cine 1 A2— Cocoon: The Return (PG) 20/20 (CC) (60 min.) FrI 7; Sot and Sun 4:15, 7. — A Fish ‘Motor Route and Rural Delivery rates may vary newspaper, P.O. 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LIBRA (Sept. 23-Ocl. 23) This is one of the Tunnel World joins a violent gang (60 Break' Four college students cut loose on 4'20, 7:10, 9:25. — Things Chanpe (PG) Son 1:30, 4:15, 7:15, 9:55. — Oliver & What you think is a dynamite idea now those days when you might be an en­ min.) (In Stereo) go) Morton Downey Jr. (Bi) Gene Scott Frl^7, 9:15; Sot 1,4,9:15; Sun 1, 4, 7,9:15. Company (G) Fr11, 7, 8:30; Sotond Sun spring break in Fort Lauderdale David 12:10, 1:50, 3:25, 5, 7, 8:30. — Tequila WILLIMANTIC Apt might in reality be but a small thusiastic starter, but a disenchanted ® MOVIE: 'The Laughing Policeman' g2) (30) Miami Vice (CC) Crockett and 1 2:35A M ( ® Family Feud Knell, Perry Lang, Jayne Modean. 1983, U.A. The Cinema* — Twins (PG) FrI Address Tubbs are repulsed at having to help a killer BAST HARTFORD Sunrise (R) FrI 1:50, 7:50, 10:10, 12:15; f A T finisher. Try to limit your tasks to those A police detective breaks all the rules to Rated R. Sot 12:40, 3, 5:15, 7:50, 10:10, 12:15; Sun and Sat 12:15, 2:45, 5:05, 7:20, 9:45, 12; you'll be certain to complete. find the man who murdered his partner and go free for fear their current undercover 1 ;00AM (® Latin Connection (In Poor Richard* Pub and CInomo — Sun 12:15, 2:45, 5:05, 7:20, 9:45. — The City .Zip. Phone. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) A friend­ Investigation might be blown (60 min ) (R) Stereo) 4 :20A M [H B O ] MOVIE: Baja Okla- Weekend Schedule Unovolloble. 12:40, 3, 5:15, 7:50, 10:10. — The Nbked Gun (PG-13) FrI and Sot 12:30, SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) You might eight other people on a San Francisco bus. Showcoto CInomo* 1-9 — Sc^owd Accidental Tourist (PG) FrI 1, 7:20, 10, ship should not be placed in jeopardy (In Stereo) ® Barnaby Jones homa' (CC) A Texas barmaid's dreams of 2:», 4:M, 7:05, 9:05, 11:05; Sun 12:M, today over a disagreement pertaining have to deal with someone today who Walter Matthau, Bruce Dern, 1973 (PG-13) FrI 2, 7:45, 10:10, 12:20, Sot 12:15; Sot 12, 2:15, 4:30, 7:20, 10, 12:15; (24) g7) Great Performances; Madama finding success as a country songwriter Sun 12, 2:15, 4:30, 7:20, 10. 2:», 4:M, 7:05, 9:05. — The Accidental MAKE IT EASY ON YOURSELF... PAY-BY-MAIL to something material. If this should oc­ you have not completely forgiven for a ® (40) Perfect Strangers (CC) Larry and 3 l) Monsters Greedy construction work­ are clouded by deep personal problems. 12:40, 2:55, 5:05, 7:45, 10:10, 12:20; Sun Tourist (PG) FrI ond Sot 12:15, 3:55, Butterfly (In Stereo) ers unearth golden treasure -- some of it 12:40, 2:55, 5:05, 7:45, 10:10. — Dirty cur, it's best to take the loss and save past indiscretion. Nothing will be gained Balki realize that their underpaid housekee­ Lesley Anne Warren, Peter Coyote, MANCHESTER 7:05, 9:45, 12:15; Sun 12:15, 3:55, 7:05, per is no bargain. (41) Noticiero Univision held m the grasp of a dead man. Rotten Scoundrels (PG) FrI 1:45, 7:10, 9:45. — Rain Mon (R) FrI and Sat 12, the association. If you attempt to rehash this volatile Swoosie Kurtz, 1987, (In Stereo) 9:40, 11:50; Sat 12:25, 2:40, 4:55, 7.10, UA Theater* Eo*t — Cocoon: The ® Knight Rider [CNN] Headline News (18) Home Shopping Network (3 hrs.) Return (PG) FrI 7, 9:25; Sot ond Sun 2:45, 7, 9:45, 12:15; Son 12,2:45,7,9:45. — The Manchester Herald ARIES (March 21-April 19) Consider [M AX] MOVIE: 'Action Jackson' (CC) 9:40, 11:50; Sun 12:25, 2:40, 4:55, 7:10, 2:10, 4:40, 7, 9:25. — Big (PG) FI 7:10, The Land Before Time (G) Sot and Sun the interests of others today and not SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Mon­ flf) MOVIE: 'The Last Dragon' A Bruce [ESPN] Spirit of Adventure (R) f20) D C. Follies A tough Detroit cop dogs the trail of a psy­ 9:40. — Working Girl (R) PrlVIO, 7:15, 9:30; Sat and Sun 2, 4:20, 7:10, 9:X. — 1:15, 3:15,5:15. — Hellbound: Hellrolser P.O. Box 591 • Manchester, CT 06040 Lee enthusiast must battle the Shogun of chopathic auto magnate who's systemati­ to, 12:10; Sot 12:10, 2:30, 4:50, 7:15, 10, II (R) FrI and Sat 7:15, 9:M, 11:30; Sun just your own. If your tocus is too self- ey could have a way of slipping through [M AX] MOVIE: 'Action Jackson' (CC) (38) Hart to Hart 12:10; Son 12:10, 2:30, 4:50, 7:15, 10.— Mv Stepmother Is on Allen (PG-13) FrI your fingers today, especially if you Harlem when a pretty video club d j. is har­ A tough Detroit cop dogs the trail of a psy­ cally eliminating his competition. Carl 7:15, 9:40; Sot and Sun 2:15, 4:M, 7:15, 7:15, 9:X. — Working Girl (R) FrI and centered, those with whom you're in­ assed by mobsters. Taimak, Vanity, Chris [C N N ] Crossfire Weathers, Craig F Nelson, Vanity 1988. The Noked Gun (PG-13) FrI 1:15, 7:M, Sot 12:05,2:35,7,9:X, 12; Sun 12:05,2:35, shop in stores that have expensive mer­ chopathic auto magnate who's systemati­ 9:40. — Heavy Metol (R1 FrI and Sot volved may pull the rug out from under Murney 1985. Rated R (In Stereo) 9:45, 11:50; Sot 12:15, 2:10, 4, 5:35, 7:M, midnight. — U2 Rottleond Hum (PG-13) 7, 9:X. chandise. Keep a lid on your extrava­ cally eliminating his competition Carl 1:05AM ( B Dick Clark's Golden 9:45, 11:50; Son 12:15, 2:10, 4, 5:35, 7:30, your feet. (18) McCloud Weathers, Craig T Nelson, Vanity 1988 Greats TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Do not try gant Inclinations. 4:44A M CB 1 Love Lucy MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Jan. 6. 1989 - I j 18 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. Jan. 6. 1989 HDMES HDMES CONDOMINIUMS APARTMENTS IFOR SALE FDR SALE FOR SALE FOR RENT like structures near the center of the older supernova's expanding shell may be reinnants of FDA says study inconclusive OPEN air foyer greets MANCHESTER. 2400 MALLARD View. Brand EAST HARTFDRD. Four SCIENCE the second explosion, they said. you at the front door of square toot, 9 room ^ Specialisi new townhouses and roorns (one bedroom)/ “This is speculative interpretation of the this engaging older Colonial In desirable duplexes. 3 bedrooms, stove, refrigerator, home. 3 bedrooms, I'/i country club/reservoir I'/z baths, fireplaces carpeting. Security data,” cautioned P.F. Winkler of Middlebury and attached garages. deposit. No pets. $390 J on cancer risk from the piii baths, french doors, location. Walk through & H E A L T H College in Middlebury, Vt. oak floors, 2 cor gar­ leaded gloss transom I CLEANING CARPENTRY/ HEATING/ MISCELLANEOUS No association fees. per month. 742-7852. ‘Tm not persuaded by it.” said Robert Fesen age. $140's Blanchard 8, with side lights Into REMODELING From $140's. B lan­ MANCHESTER. 2 beo- WASHINGTON (AP) - AFood states. Their recommendations cancers since 1973. SERVICES PLUMBING SERVICES chard 8. Rossetto Real­ of the University of Colorado in Boulder, who was The results, he said, show Rossetto Realtors,” gracious central foyer. room, wall-to-wall familiar with the study. and Drug Administration com­ will be evaluated by officials We're Selling Houses” 14x24’ flreploced living tors," We're Selling corpet, new applian­ Many still miss message “there is a large breast cancer S&S HOME PJ’s Plumbing, Hiatlng & GSL Building Mainte­ Houses" 646-2482.0 A mittee is recommending no within the FDA. 646-2482.0 room with oak beam CLEANING SERVICE ces. Available Febru­ Fesen said it is highly unlikely that two epidemic in the United States,” IMPROVEMENTS nance Co. Commercl- CHICAGO (AP) — Better-educated Americans neighboring stars would explode at what changes in the use of birth control During the hearing, Jeffrey ceilings and French Hava a $p»rkllng cfatn horn Air Conditioning ol/ResIdentlol building SDUTH WINDSQR. What ary 1. $600 monthly smoke far less since the surgeon general first Perlman, a federal researcher, but the increase in the disease BOLTON. Don't fust doors, formol dining for the holldtyel & REPAIRS Boilers, pumps, hot water repairs and home Im­ o condo! Qutstandlng2 Including heat plus one astronomers consider virtually the same time. pills, saying new research on a tanks, new and bedroom townhouse warned of tobacco's dangers 25 years ago, but by possible link between oral contra­ told the committee that no cannot be attributed to birth drive by this Immacu­ room with corner ca­ Rallablaj««ldantlal ctaanlng, "No Job Too Small" provements. Interior month security. No pet. control pills. late Ranch on nearly binets, recently remo­ Tolland County area. RoQlBtGfOd and FuHy Insurod replacements. and exterior pointing, with den off master Call Tim, 528-9337 days 2000, 30 percent of those who never went beyond Few women reach the top ceptives and breast cancer is studies, including the most re­ one acre of wooded deled kitchen with Rafarancaa avallabla. FRCC ESTIMATES FREE ESTIMATES light carpentry. Com­ bedroom. Spacious or 646-3725 after 7pm. high school will still be lighting up, researchers cent, establish a clear link An FDA advisory committee floor plan, cathedral inconclusive. property. This home breakfast bar and odlo- 643-5775 647-0593 643-9649/228-9616 plete lonltorlol ser reported today. BOSTON (AP) — Medical schools have done a The committee, in an an­ between breast cancer and birth earlier heard reports from Clif­ otters 0 good sized cent laundry; family vice. Experienced, rel­ ceilings, skylights, MANCHESTER. Three ford R. Kay, director of the Royal room, library (or 5th washer 8< dryer hook­ bedrooms, I'/z bath. A Poorer and less educated people are missing nouncement following a daylong control pills. living room, dining iable, tree estimates good job of recruiting women to their faculties bedroom) and 1/2 both CLEANING HOUSE M & M O I L ups on 2nd floor. Slid­ $775 per month. Two the message that smoking is linked tocancerand but still rarely promote them to be deans, meeting Thursday, said that it Perlman, chairman of the College of General Practitioners room and 3 bedrooms. Sarvicino lha Manchaitar & WII- 643-0304. study, and Samuel Shapiro, direc­ The walk out basement oil on first floor. Se­ llmantte area. Honattand ralla- RENOVATIONS PLUMBING A HEATING ers to patio with view of bedrooms, 1'/s boths. other numerous health problems, said re­ department heads and tenured professors, a found the new studies “did not contraceptive evaluation branch lends Itself to o large cond floor bos 3 large bla coupla to ctaon your homo, Ronov'atG 1 room or Gntlro hoiiM. a Oil Burnar Sarvice 4> Salat HAWKES TREE SERVICE pond. Qne carport, $575 per month. Two searchers at the national Centers for Disease show a cause and effect relation­ of the National Institute of Child tor of a study undertaken at the bedrooms Including 14 offica or windowi. 9 yaori ax- Strip old pUiBtof watts. InBuiata, pool and tennis too! bedrooms, 1 bath. $525 study concludes. family room or even 2 parlanca and ratarancat. Coll • Automatic Oil Dallvary Bucket, truck & chipper. Stump Control in Atlanta. The report found that even though their ship between oral contraceptives Health and Human development, Boston University School of rooms. Come out and X 20' master bedroom ahaatrock and flniati. Alto Intarlor removal. Free Mtimatet. $123,900. Anne M iller per month plus u tili­ Lourla tor a free aitlmota. painting. Call a Wall Pumpt Stiaa & Sarvice Reol Estate, 647-8000.a "Smoking prevalence has declined across all numbers have grown dramatically, women still and breast cancer” even though told the committee “there is no Medicine. view what has to be the with his ond hers Special consideration for ties, security and refe- • Water Haatara (Ciaotnc « Ou) rencs. No pets. 643- overall increase in risks for Both studies showed some best value In Bolton closets ond 1 & 1/2 742"0267 647* 3808| t—v maaaaga. elderly and handicapped. BRQQKHAVEN. Qne educational groups, but the decline has occurred hold only a small share of the best jobs at medical portions of the studies suggested baths. Third floor hasa 2121.______five times faster among the higher educated a greater risk for the cancer breast cancer for oral contracep­ increases in breast cancer among today. Realty World, • Bathroom A Kitchen bedroom Condo In con- schools. A decode ago, 8 percent of women Benoit, Frechette As- bedroom and full bath. Remodeling venlent location. BDLTON. Vz modern du­ compared with the less educated,” they reported tive users.” some subgroups of women taking BOOKKEEPING/ 6 4 7 - 7 5 5 3 faculty were full professors. Now 9 percent are. among women who started taking soclates, 646-7709.D Wide moldings and re- PAINTING/ • Senior Citizen Dlac''"''*8 $64,900. D.W. Fish plex. Closeto 1-384. Full in the Journal of the American Medical By comparison, 32 percent of men faculty are the pill at a very young age. Recent studies by Boston Uni­ the pill, but even the researchers tlnished oak floors INCOME TAX Reolty, 643-1591.0 electric heat and hot said their own the studies were MANCHESTER. Home throughout. Attached E l PAPERING • Electric work Association. professors. “The studies are conflicting versity and the Royal College of sweet home. 2 years Praclilon Elactt. GAY & SON BEACDN HILL. Picture water. 3 bedrooms, 1 '/z and inconsistent so it is difficult to General Practitioners in England not consistent and perhaps 2-cor heated goroge. perfect one bedroom baths, fireplace. Large “Indeed,” the recent report in the New old. Charming 5 room Convenient yet private 1988 INCOME TAXES FREE ESTIMATES MASONRY England Journal of Medicine concludes, “there draw a conclusion,” the commit­ which suggest some connection flawed. Cope with 2 bedrooms, Brick, block and stone, mid rise condo. All new wooded yard. $750 per N area. This recently re­ Wall Papering & Phone: month, plus security Neighboring stars exploded are few departments in any school in which a tee statement said. between breast cancer and the Shapiro said the Boston Univer­ 1'/2 baths, tastefully Consultation / Preparation 649-2871 ceramic tile, marble and appliances In remo­ decorated. Atrium decorated home Is In Painting concrete. deled kitchen. New and utilities. 649-5678, The committee also declined to pill, he said, are “confusing and sity study, which involved more move-ln condition. Individuals / No lob Is too small! NEW YORK (AP) — A star may have died its student can readily find a woman physician in a Residential, Commerclol, THIS SFACE carpeting throughout. evenings. suggest any major changes in the contradictory.” than 6,000 women in four cities doors to patio, one cor $305,900. Coll for ap­ explosive death less than 800 years ago within the senior position who is happy with both her garage. Located In Sole Proprietors Referencei 8, Insurance. 282-7341 or 427-8973 $89,900 D.W. Fish MANCHESTER. Large 3 remnants of an earlier supernova about 40 professional life and available to give the student labeling that accompanies the Perlman said his findings were over a 12-year period, showed beoutlfu' sought otter pointment. 647-9298. W . 4 7 Realty, 643-1591.0 there appeared to be an increased 649-3329 Marty Mattion, 449-4431 bedroom, 1’/z baths, centuries ago, a rare combination, scientists pointers and support.” drug. based on analysis of a massive Lydoll Woods, very Dan Mosler aaot ♦of liis«rtlon8 appliances. Lease, se­ government sur\ey, called the risk of cancer among women CLOISTERED Privacy reported Thursday. However, just why women doctors don’t make The 11-member committee is c lo s e to Bolton. surrounds this 7 room Gory McHugh, 443-9321 643-2711 ANGELIC HOME ILOTS/LAND curity, $900 plus u tili­ composed of specialists in obstet­ Cancer and Steroid Hormone aged 35 who have taken the pill for $147,900. Anne Miller CARPENTRY/ CAr

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Call laundry hood-ups. In­ I FUEL OIL/COAL/ 1978 FDRD LTD Wagon. trally located. $550 plus side of house Is brand 649-8855. [AUTDS FDR utilities. Call until 9pm, FIREWOOD ENDROLLS [WANTED TD Roomy, good condi­ RENT/LEASE A new. Available Janu­ 623-6970.______Placing an ad In Classified 27% width - 256 SUY/TRAOE tion. $500. 646-7930. ary 1st. $975 plus u tili­ SEASONED firewood for MANCHESTER. 2 and 3 ties. Security. Na pets. Is easy. Just call 643-2711. 13% width - 2 tor 256 1979 SUBARU Wogon 4x4. F R E E Mileage on low room apartments. $380 sale. Cut, spilt and WANTED. Did tripod cost outo rental. Vil­ 872-4381, 649-5400, 647- delivered. $35 per load. MUST be picked up at ths Runs but needs work. and $520. No pets. Se­ 9040.______Herald Office Monday thru used for movie prolec­ Best offer. Coll 646- lage Auto Rental, 643- I ROOMMATES 742-1182. tor. Reasonable. 643- cu rity . 646-2426, 9-5 MANCHESTER. Elegant Thuraday before 11 a.m.only. 7930. 2979 or 646-7044.______w eekdays.______WANTED 8297. 3 bedroam Colonial In 1982'/2 FDRD Escort. MANCHESTER. Two Martin School District. . I^OFFICE/RETAIL [ c a r s bedroom Townhouse. ROOMMATE Wantedt I 8 J ,EQUIPMENT CARS Standard, 55,000 miles. $1100 per month plus Manchester, southend. I CARS Good condition. $1500. FDR SALE Nice location, all ap­ security and utilities. FDR SALE FDR SALE pliances. Heat, hot wa­ Sentry Real Estate, 643- Clean, quiet building. COMPUTER. Tandy 100- 643-9797. ter, carpeting, air con- 4060. $276 per month In­ EX , 640K Mem ory. M o­ dltlonlng. Call 647-1595. cludes utilities. Ken, dem adapted. Single 647-7941, evenings, 667- MANCHESTER. Availa­ drive with space for N STORE AND 5762, days. b le Immediately. another. Includes color Newer 2 family, large 3 (OFFICE SPACE monitor, daisy wheel How Does Dilldn Do It? bedroom, T/abathsand printer, deskmate and appliances. Total re- STORES and Offices for Merchandise word processing soft­ decoratlon. New wall rent. 400-1500 square ware. $785. 742-0672. Find Out Before You Buy! to wall, new dis­ feet. Rent starting at hwasher. Nice area. $275. Excellent loca- tlon, 647-9223, 649-5334. $760 plus utilities. 649- FURNITURE EXCELLENT SELECTION OF 1988 and 1989 CARS and TRUCKS ilanrIiPBtpr Hrralft 5989. MANCHESTER. Office iKNOW... MANCHESTER - First building In Ideal loca­ ALL at "Joe Riley” Money Saving prices. tion, ample parking. ELECTRIC Hospital bed floor 2 bedroom apart­ with.mattress and side ment In renovated two Suitable for doctors, dentists, attorneys. In­ rails. Excellent condl- family house. New ap­ tlon. Call 649-5761. ' / - S i pliances, carpets, etc. surance, etc. R.D. Mur- dnck, 643-2692.______V6 - 3rd seat - loaded! Saturday, Jan. 7, 1989 $650 per month plus [CARS Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm utilities. C all 649-2871. MANCHESTER. H a rt­ 30 Cents FOR SALE Orig. Price...... $18,671°° ford Road, Dairy 2711 ' l > ^ 8 8 [CONDOMINIUMS Queen Plaza. 1200-3600 Val. Pkg. Disc...... 600°° square feet available. TAURUS FOR RENT High traffic, busy retail Joe Riley Disc...... 2 072°° Multiple Finance area. Call F8>D Annuli Receive '500<^ towards VERNON-RYEFIELD 2 ‘LX’ Realty, 649-6544 or 643- the purchase of any Pre­ Luxury $-I J Q Q Q O O P la n s bedroom, luxury 1772.______condo. V/2 bath, base­ owned Car or Truck In WAGON Galare at I “T j ^ w ^ som e with ment, walk out deck BOLTON PUBLIC NOTICE Stock. Use as Downpay­ #8413 HEAIMIN CRASH KILLS 2 with view. $750/month. The Zoning Board of Appeals ment or Pocket the Cash. NO MONEY DOWN Call 649-2209.______w ill hold a P u b lic H earing on Air - 5 Spd - Loaded - Sport Model Thursday, January 19,1989ot to qualified buyers 7:00 P.M . at the Town Hall to 1988 FO RD F150 “TTJ h o m e s hear the following appeals. Auto. AC. PW. PL. ANoyt. Storoo M 4,395®° Orig. Price...... *11,890°° Or L E A S E you/ next Manchester couple die on Route 83 ... page 2 WI fOR r e n t 1. Tracy and David Bogner 1988 of 40 Birch Mountain Rd. 1987 S-10 BLAZER vehicle from us 4x4. Auto. AC. PW. PL, C o m . ANoyi Val. Pkg. Disc...... 398°° for a sldeyard variance to $13,995°° constru ct an ad dition to o TEMPO 1 . # COVENTRY DUPLEX 1985 K-5 BLAZER Joe Riley Disc...... 777°° h r house. 4x4. Auto. V8. AC. P8. P8. SNvors^ M 3,395°° f K I Oft Rout* 44A, 2 year* ok). 2. United Methodist Church ‘GLS’ Kitchen, family room, two of 1041 Boston Tpke. to 1986 MERC. SABLE Sport Car y <4 C ■ < Auto. AC. PW, n.. PS $9,395°° badrooma, 1 bath. Annual erect on oversized sign. Handling at I w j f I w loaaa *676.00 par month. SEDAN John K. Roberts, Chairman 1985 OLDS CIERA Call Halan at 643-2487. Zoning Board of Appeals Auto. AC, PW. PL. PS $7,395°° #8818 6-4:30 weakdaya. # » 010-01 1984 PONT. 6000 STE Auto. AC. PW. PL. BU rto $6,995°° m ’■ ji LEGAL NOTICE 1983 BUICK LeSABRE TOWN OF ANOOVER Auto, AC. PS. PB. Stofoo $4,495°° WE NEED USED CARS & TRUCKS — GET TOP DOLLAR FOR YOUR TRADE PLANNING A ZONING COMMI$$ION PUBLIC 1985 SUBARU GL-10 HEARINGS Wa«on. 8 Spd.. AC. PW, PL. PS, PB ^6,995°° - ■ The Plonnlng & Zoning Commission of Andover, 1987 TOYOTA COROLLA Connecticut w ill hold a Public Hearing on Tuesday, January 6 Spd.. AC. ANoy. Storoo $7,595°° 17,1999ot 7:30 p.m. In the Andover Elem entary School on the ^^JO E RILEY2^^ following petitions: 1986 TOYOTA DLX PAi. 6 Spd.. PS. PB. Alloyt »SSI • Application of Michael Mathleu for a Special $6,595°° P e rm it fo r a business on Route 6. 1985 MAZDA RX7 643-2145 • SS2 - Application of Nicholas Lulick tor o three lof d S L‘ SE, 5 Spd.. AC. Sunroof. PW. PL $7,595°° ly resubdivislon on East Street. DILLON 1986 AUDI 400S At this hearing. Interested persons may appear and beheord 6 Spd.. AC. Sunroof. PW. PL $9,995°° 319 MAIN ST, MANCHESTER, CT kr- and written communications will be received. Information pertaining to this application is on Hie and may be seen In the 1986 A C U R A LEG EN D SALES DEPT. Mon.-Thurs. 8:30-8:30, FrI. 8:30-6, Sat. 8:30-5 office ot the Zoning Agent, Town Oftice Building. Auto. AC. Sunroof, nw. PL. Co m M 6,795°° SERVICE DEPT. Mon.-FrI. 8-5. Dated at Andover, Connecticut this 6th and 13th day ot 24 Hour Towing • Complete Body Repair & Painting January, 1999. ^ SCHALLER ACURA ANDOVER PLANNING 8. ZONING COMMISSION ■ 345 Center SI., R1. 8. Manchester • 847-7077 Psrts Mon.-Frt. Sst. 8-12 647-9111 Kenneth Lester, Chairman 003-01 MORIATY BROS.

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ON THIS MODEL LINE - ALL WITH HUGE DISCOUNTS John Flaherty/Spsclal to the Herald FATAL ACCIDENT — Vernon firefighters assist the minivan was involved in a head on iino t k# the driver of minivan Friday afternoon after collision with a car on Route 83 near the town were kiMed^^"*^ residents in the car 1989 MX6 DELUXE 5 Speed with: 2 2 Liter Electranic Fuel Injection, 4 Cyl., Front Disc Brakes, Rear Stabilizer, Front Mud Guards, Intermittent Front Windshield Wipers, Trunk Lid & Fuel Lid Openers, Tachometer, 6-Way Adjustable ^aeaaS Front Seat. 60/40 Split Folddown Roar Seats w/Hoadreats, Power Steering, Air Conditioning, AM/FM ETR w/Cassette Japan mourns death of its emperor ... page 3 Was H 3,452°° 00* y i N O W O N LY * 11,659 stk. #5026 1 New 1989 Oldsmobile “ 88” Royal 1989 MX6 GT 5 speed with: 2 2 Liter Elec Fuel Injection Turbo Charged Engine, Front & Rear Diac Brakea, 195/60 R15 Tirea w/6 JJ • 3800 V6 Eng. 15 Silver Alum. Wheels, Fog Lamps, Rear Stabilizer, Front & Rear Mud Guards, Variable Intermittent Front Windshield Wipers, Trunk Lid & Fuel Lid Opener, Tachometer, 7-Way Adjustable Front Seat, MSRP $16,947. • Automatic Trans 60/40 Split Folddown Rar Seats w/Hoadroste, AM/FM ETR W/tull Logic A/R Cassette & 4 Speakers and • Power Steering Equalizer, Power Steering, Cruise Control, Power Windows & Power Door Locks, Automatic Adjusting Discount - 1,903. • Power Brakes Suspension, Rear Spoiler, Air Conditioning • Air Conditioner • Side Window Def. Was f 17,102°° 00* You Pay 15,044. • AAA/FAA Stereo Cassette stk. #5007 Cash or • Pulse Wipers N O W O N LY * 14,768 Trade 5,044. • Cruise Control • Tilt Steering Wheel THIS DISCOUNT SALE ENDS JAN. 31st, 1989 • Convenience Group ““S c .” $10,000. First Come, First Serve Basis on all stock units. PLUS MUCH MORE! *Prlce Includes All Dealer Prep -k Taxes & Registration Extra 60 mos. at $227.00 12.9% APR S**'-Stk. WK6042 __----- — — „ ..

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