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ALL STORES OPEN Manchester, Conn. MONDAY FEBRUARY 21 ST i C T ; Freezing rain fCOw Monday, Feb. 14, 1983 WASHINGTON’S BIRTHDAY or snow tonight PLEASE CHECK LOCAL STORE FOR EXACT HOURS Single copy 25c — See page 2 ErralJi Roads in good shape;
PORK LOIN FRESH GENUINE AMERICAN ^ O A BEEF ROUND (STEAKS 2.59 LB.) PORK LOIN (LOIN 1.99 LB.) cleanup cost $1 million Whole Oven Ready | o " Boneless Top 99 Pork Chops 89 SirloinPortion lb. lb . lb. The state Department of Transportation Leg-O-Lamb b X Round Roasts Rib-Center'Center Cut Pork Roasts By United Press International Saturday had more than 600 vehicles and 1,600 FRESH (LESSER QUANTrnES99> LB.) ^ FRESH GENUINE AMERICAN (BEEF 1.LB.PKG. 1.49) SLIC E D J99 State officials put the cleaning bill at more Related stories workers on the road after the fickle storm Chi^enLej^ cJSf ib.o9 than $1 million for the weekend’s near-blizzard flirted with the state’s shoreline Friday night Lamb Chops-Shoulder Blade m 1 leat Franks F Ann Page Bacon and then punched across the southern width of FRESH 44 that dumped up to 21 inches of snow in FRESH GENUINE AMERICAN_AMERICAN Connecticut and was blamed for three deaths Connecticut. (Loin Chops Snow removal was costly, but A DOT spokesman said 576 snow plows were Lamb Chops-Rib ' 3.99 lb.) . 3*’ FRESH FISH AVAILABLE ( QE)IILenten Scafoods) Chicken Breasts and a freight train accident. QUICK FROZEN-DUTCHFRYE-2LB.(>Ka / y ‘%A still out Sunday “slowly winding down" ihe CHUNK ^WED. THRU BAT. ------^ Commuters found highways in good shape it went virtually without inci CEN TER S LIC E D LENTEN FAVORITE today, however, after milder temi^ratures cleanup operation Sunday night and early Kahn’s Braunschweiger s:9 9 ‘ Weaver Chicken-Variety Padc 3 dent in Manchester. Page 3. today. .2 " QUICK FROZEN-ITALIAN STYLE . /^OQ Sunday and a massive plowing operation made HILLSHIRE FARMS jBEEF 2.49 LB.) Fresh Steaks a ” Fresh Perch Fillets even more difficult when huge drifts were Bright sun and warmer Bradley International Airport in Windsor FRESH CAUGHT FROM NEW ENGLAND SHORES . locks, was shut down for 12 hours because of the Polska Kielbasa . 2 ” Weaver Fried Chicken ^ 2 whipped By 30 mph winds to clog the state's temperatures Sunday helped roads and highways. storm, the second to hit Connecticut in one Fresh Pollock Fillets A” Fresh Cod Fillets week. CLEANED LENTEN FAVORITE State police said a freight train slammed into expedite the dig-out in New ^49 a car at the height of the storm early Saturday England. Page 4. The National Weather Service at Windsor CT Fresh Smelts ,.F Fresh Haddock Fillets I b . ^ after the driver abandoned it on a railroad Locks said a snowfall reading of 21 road inches QUICK FROZEN CRUNCHY RSH PORTIONS 12-OZ. PKG. OR ^ QUICK FROZEN (HADDOCK DINNER SO Z 99<) crossing. An icy gale is charging up the surpassed the two-day total depths of 46.9 i4 « z . M^y Police said Leon Touchette, 47, of Pomfret A&P Breaded Fish Sticks pkO- T aste-0^ Fish Dinners 5:^89^ southern Atlantic coast today, inches in the blizzard of 1978 but was not as Treesweet -1 Center, became stuck in a snow bank about 4; 30 ferocious because the winds were much less. QUICK FROZEN-BATTER DIPPED QUICK FROZEN (FISH FILLETS t $4)Z. 1.89) aimed at the Northeast. Page 4. 24-oz. ^ 19 12Vk-oz. 159 a.m. at the crossing on Route 101 in the rural Bob Steele, WTIC-Am radio’s morning man Orange Juice A&P Fish Portions pkg- ^ Mi^ Paul’s Fish Sticks pkg. X Dayville section of Killingly, near the Rhode was stranded temporarily and was about 10 FROZEN QUICK FROZEN QUICK FROZEN-HOWARD JOHNSON’S Island borfler. minutes late for the start of his morning show froz. 149 i(k»z.189 The driver left the car behind, and returned for only the second time in his career, which has A&P Crispy Shrimp pkg. X Haddock AuGratin pkg. ± home without notifying authorities, police said. attack while shoveling snow and was pro spanned more than 40 years. Police said a southbound freight train, whose nounced dead on arrival at New Britain The storm also stranded several hundred Hospital. Norman Furrow of Southington was CWSP SHREDDED COLE SLAW OR engineer apparently mistook the vehicle for a people who attended a concert at the Hartford large snow drift, slammed into the car, which pronounced dead at Bradley Memorial Hospital Civic Center and hotel owners in mafiy cities a e f Salad Mix was destroyed. No injuries were reported. and Health Center after collapsing while rolled out the red carpet for unexpected guests. U.S. N 0.1-Aa PURPOSE YELLOW ONIONS OR Touchette faces a court appearance Feb. 25 shoveling snow. . Gov. William O’Neill, who has been on a on a charge of abandonment of a motor vehicle. State police reported at least three injuries resulting from traffic accidents during the vacation in Florida, contacted LI. Gov. Joseph Baking Potatoes Police said they had not determined whether he Fauliso early Saturday to keep abreast of the realized he had left his car parked on a railroad storm that finally subsided by mid-morning I.enten Frozen Favorites IMPORTED JUICY SWEET i situation. crossing. Saturday and gave way to bright sunshine. Fauliso, serving as acting governor, was at Nectarines ibl l.c'iik'ti 1 iiMMitts In Hartford, where a state of emergency was Police said Charles Ballou, 45, of Inverness, Fla., was injured when'struck by a hit-run auto the Capitol to oversee the slate’s operations and U.S. N O .1 -2 % ” M IN .-C R ISP JUICY declared to keep autos off the streets, a said “things were under control” as the storm woman's frozen body was found in the enclosed as he tried to repair his stalled truck on Route 6 LaPizzeria 99 McIntosh Apples porch of her home. Police said Jessie Ash, 64, in Windham. He was listed in stable condition at began to slacken off by midmorning. 15-oz. He said the storm was reminiscent but not as FLORIDA JUICY PINK Hood was apparently locked out of her apartment Hartford Hospital. severe as the February 1978 bUzzard that forced Cheese ftzza pke- around midnight and may have suffered a heart Two youths were also admitted to the hospital Family Bag Grapefruit Ar QfmlrA after their car crashed on Interstate 91 in the late Gov. Ella Grasso to issue a statewide 1&02. $1 Oninge Juice state of emergency. CALFORMA SWEET SEEDLESS /» q q QUARTERS-UQHTLY SALTED In New Britain, Lee Scott, 70, suffered a heart Cromwell. A&P Broccoli Spears 2 pkgs. X Hb. Family Bag Navel Oranges o«-o2 A&PBu&r A&P Spinach Chopped 3 r 8 9 ' FLORIDA JUICY SWEET-SIZE ISA’S) / m r“ *STOCFFFR’S MAIN DISH ENTREES* " Jumbo Temple Oranges O 1 Sealtest Cottage Cheese Arafat STOUFFER-S RICHINVITAMW“A” CALFORNIA SWEET SEEDLESS ^ Macaroni & Cheese x W Fresh Spinach Soft Imperial Margarine 2l£79^ STOUFFERS Jumbo Size (56’s) VI 11W-OZ. MAKE YOUR OWN SALAD (MCLUDINQ SALAD DRESSING) urges Tuna Noodle p k g . Dannon Yogurt STOUFFERS The SaiM Bowl Navel Oranges A. Herald photo by Pinto s h e l l e d Qieese Stuffed Shells Diamond Walnuts Kraft Casino Mild Swiss ’^ 1 ^ caution P NEWI "GATHERS" .NmbomSOct PWQQ A break from shoveling Pampers Diapers :S£iraS"*‘" -ch7 Del M onte K«llv Wynn, of 141 Scott Drive manages to smile this ALGIERS, Algeria (UPI) - PilsburY morning, as she takes a break from the heavy lob of PLO chief Yasser Arafat today Baggies Food Storage Bags — (LENTEN favorites; argued against outright rejection Vegetables shoveling snow from the sidewalk. of President Reagan’s Middle East G00DBUY5 EARLY GARDEN PEAS 17.QZ. • CREAM peace plan at a crucial meetingpf STYLE CORN 17.QZ. • WHOLE KERNEL CORN Lestoil Liquid Cleaner ’ST 1®*^ HELLMANN’8 MA a H 170Z. • CUT QREEN BEANS 1S4JZ. • FRENCH Palestinian leaders. a s s o r t e d VARIETIES STYLE GREEN BEANS 1SOZ. Tartar Sauce Arafat and other Palestine Lib X Fresh ServHX Fish Dept y PACKEOMWATER eration Organization leaders were Pillsbury Cake Mixes 69^ Valentine industry embroiled in debate on the Reagan PaiSBURY-ASSORTED VARIETIES Fresh Cut Scrod Fillets id.2*’ A&P Solid White lima ’^9 9 ° plan calling for a Palestinian pt KRAFT /« .W | entity in the West Bank and Gaza Ready To Spread Frosting '‘J P’ under Jordanian supervision, as 270 Fresh Norweigian Salmon Steaks m. 5 ^ Velveeta Slices ’S? 2^ began in Worcester delegates gathered for the opening of the Palestinian National Pillsbury Quick Bread Mix cans m KRAFTOELUXE ^ o / X / > Fresh Dressed Lake Smelts it>. F ’ Council. M ^ qiil& Cheese__— ’5? 89^ Even that first year whenEsther “He (Arafat) thinks a total Thomas’ English Muffins By Carol Rosenberg Howland, fresh out of college, tried Fresh Monkfish Fillets ( , ^ ) ib.2*’ United Press International rejection is against Palestinian Snow's Clam Chowder ^ land '^^9^ to sell the cards it was a great interests,” said Mahmoud Labadi, Comstock Cherry FMe Filfing’^ F ’ Fresh Soft Shell Steamer Clams ib.F’ WORCESTER. Mass. — Produc success. Her brother, a salesman a spokesman for Arafat, chairman SUNSHME tion of 'Valentine’s Day cards is big for the family’s stationary busi of the PLO and head of the mHoCTackm irF business in America — it has been ness in Worcester, tested the mainstream Al-Fatah guerrilla Pie Crust Mix Fancy Shrimp-Medium Size id . 6 ^ ever since’ a young woman waters and brought home $5,000 in group. launched the industry in her attic orders. Hardline guerrilla groups like in Worcester in 1847. At its height, her business rose to the Marxist Popular Front for the Americans spent $900 million in $100,000 a year, said Irma Rabbino Liberation of Palestine and the cards alone to win or keep each of Mount Holyoke College, Miss pro-Syrian al Saiqa were opposed Imported Bar-B-Qied Cooked others hearts this year, according\ Howland’s alma mater, where to the Reagan plan because it does to an industry spokesman. It is they keep track of graduates’ not provide (or an independent Itafian Bread FrmhBrie O i K k e n s Ham considered a “recession-proof” success stories. Palestinian sUte, Palestinian Whole holiday. “Tills business grew and grew so sources said. . . she became a major manufac- turer,” she said. “Her system was plan, which also calls for a frecM assembly line. She started long “ ‘Heinents in the Herald oholo by Pinto Cupid isn't before Henry Ford and she was the nroodno final insnector ’’ The rejectionists are pressing 591 snowed out Before then individual suitors “ard, and so is Arafat. The end ^ o P CHAIRMAN SMITH AND DEMOCRATIC CHAIRMAN CUMMINGS BOUND fashioned p r o m i s e labeTing'""the plaS * . . . Donna Mercier holds key for release In March of Dimes fundraiser
2 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Mon., Feb. 14, 1983 Big cuts unlikely m News Briefing in school account Police think horse dead AAardi Gras under wav By Raymond T. DeMeo commend that the baord terminate DUBLIN, Ireland (U P I) — Although police suspect lO W ItT Herald Reporter the contracts of elementary and ^EW ORLEANS (U PI) — Charlton Heston, adding the animal may be dead, horse brewers offered secondary school teachers who M U M * vv hi the Roman god of wine to his imposing list of credits, $67,500 reward for the return of champion racehorse may be laid off next year because ta n p -“ ^ Expect the Board of Education gave the packed crowds just the nudge they needed to Shergar, abducted six days ago and held for $3.1 to make few, if any, changes to of enrollment declines. topple happily into Mardi Gras madness. million ransom. School Superintendent James P. Kennedy has proposed cutting "I'v e played prophets and presidents and emper " We ha ve nothing to go on to suggest that the animal Kennedy’s proposed budget for the 9.5 teaching positions liext year, 6.5 ors,” said Heston before setting out on his boisterous is still alive, ” said Police Chief Sunerintendent James un WtATMH FOTOmaT 4 coming school year. from elementary and 3 from ride Sunday. "But I've never played a god before." Murphy on Sunday. The board will adopt a 1983-84 secondary schools. As Bacchus, the god of wine and revelry, Heston , A London newspaper today said that an anonymous school budget when it meets He said today that there’s a used his tennis backhand .to fling trinkets and caller told its correspondent that Shergar, the $16 tonight at 7:30 at the school "fighting chance” that the needed doubloons to thousands of outstretched hands. He million horse owned by a syndicate headed by the Aga administration’s 45 N.School St. cuts can be made through retire waved and nodded to the celebrants — from the posh Khan, had been taken to a stud farm in France. Weather headquarters. ments and leaves of absences, Garden District to the edge of the raunchy French There was no immediate official comment report in "The budget is already austere. I making layoffs unnecessary. Quarter. the Sun newspaper. . wouldn’t expect any further cuts,” Kennedy won’t make public Heston, who wore a burgandy-colored costume and r The Irish Thoroughbred Breeders Association has board chairman Leonard E. tonight his plans to cut a member a golden olive wreath, is one of several celebrities to offered $67,500 for the return of the 5-year-old stallion, Today’s forecast Seader said today. of his central administrative staff take the role of Baccus during its 15- year reign. which won the Irish and English derbies, and said it The board last month began to save $35,000, although he said The parade was the grand finale of a weekend of 20 would not reveal the name of any informant. today that the staff member to be Today increasing cloudiness. Highs 35 to 40. ^uth erly . reviewing Kennedy’s request for a parades that rolled through the city and its suburbs. $21.4 million budget for next fiscal laid off has already been notified. The merrymmaking will continues a t ;! fever pitch winds 10 to 15 mph. Tonight a 50 percent e ja n w of ’ year, a 7.96 percent increase over Three administrative positions until midnight Fat Tuesday, when the police clear the Tennessee bank falls light snow or freezing rain. Low in the 20s. Wind 1982-83 expenditures. — those of assistant superintend--, streets to signal the end of Carnival and the start of easterly 10 to 15 mph. Tuesday mostly sunny. Highs 35 KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (UPI) — The United Ameri Tonight, its four-member com ents Wilson E. Deakin Jr. and Dr. Lent. For thousands in New Orleans, Ash Wednesday to 40, Wind northwest 10 to 20 mph. can Bank owned by former World's Fair Chairman mittee on personnel and finance J.. Gerald Fitzgibbon, and Pupil is a day of hangovers rather than the more traditional Jake Butcher was ordered closed today by federal and will recommend potential changes Personnel Services Director Allan religious reflection. state authorities due to "large and unusual” loan Extended outlook to the budget. Committee chair B. Chesterton---- will beTtonsoli- losses. It was the fourth largest bank failure in U.S. man Joseph V. Camposeo declined dated into two next year, Kennedy history. Extended outlook for New England Wednesday . to reveal the specifics of that has said. Tax protesters hunted Tennessee Banking Commissioner Billy Adams through Friday: . , recommendation, but said, " I Xl.^0 on the board agenda tonight Herald photo by Pinto MEDINA, N.D. (U PI) — Police searched today for declared Butcher’s bank insolvent and said the Massassachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut: , don’t see any big deviations from is Kennedy’s recommendation for two members of a paramilitary tax protest group who decision was based on his department’s own audit of Fair Wednesday, becoming cloudy Thursday, chance ■ what he (Kennedy) has proposed.” a 1983-84 school calendar, and a killed, two U.S. marshals with machine gun fire, the institution. The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. of rain or show Friday. Daytime highs mostly in the The town’s charter requires that request for board approval of the wounded three other law officers and then fled in an was named as receiver. 30s and overnight lows in the 20s. the school budget be turned over to WHAT A SIGHT TO WAKE UP TO ON A SATURDAY The FDIC, which conducted an extensive examina town’s participation in a program unmarked police car, authorities said. Vermont: Variable cloudiness Wednesday and . General Manager Robert B. Weiss of adult basic education, including , , - It was the same story all over Manchester atter the near-blizzard Local police, state and county authorities, marshals tion of UAB-K’'oxville and Butcher’s four other banks -Thursday, a chance of rain or snow Friday. Milder, ■ by next Monday, Feb. 21. It then English for non-English speaking and FBI agents flown in from Washington joined the in Tennessee and Kentucky, said it had received highs in the 30s and low 40s, lows in the 20s and low 30s, ■ faces review and approval by the people, offered by the town of manhunt for parole violator Gordon Kahl, 65, of merger proposals from a larger Tennessee bank and Maine, New Hampshire: Fairexceptforachanceof , Board of Directors. UPI photo Vernon. ., Midland, Texas, and one of his followers, identified as from others banks both within and outside the state. chance of a few flurries north Wednesday. FAir Also tonight, Kennedy will re Thursday. Chance of rain south and chance of rain or Storm clobbers Manchester, does Scott Faul. Kahl'sson, Yorie, 23, was captured shortly after the Today in history Barbie bares feelings snow north Friday. Highs in the 20s north and 30s shoot-out when he went to a Jamestown hospital with a south .Wednesday rising into the 30s and 40s Friday. ; On Feb. 14, 1979 Adolph Dubs, U.S. PARIS (UPI) — Klaus Barbie, the Nazi Gestapo stomach wound. A woman believed to be the younger Lows 10 to 20 Wednesday morning warming into the ' ambassador to Afghanistan, was ab officer accused of sending thousands of French Jews teens to mid 20s Friday morning. • number on town budget as well Kahl's wife fled on foot and was captured soon after Kandra hints that ducted by Moslem terrorists In Kabul to their deaths, said Germany’s actions in World War the shooting II were justified because "H itler did away with 6.5 Both Yorie Kahl and the woman were charged with and later was shot to death in the piles at streetside to make room sponse. Staff members were million unemployed.” National forecast By Alex GIrelll But the 15 or so inches ot snow aiding and abetting the shooting of a federal officer. crossfire during a government rescue Herald City Editor that had fallen — wind-blown for more if necessary. The broght in to the hospital from as Barbie, awaiting trial in France on charges of far as Enfield and Suffield, the Authorities said at least two of the four people in attempt. city A Pot HI Lo Pep Los Veoos sv 68 Union pond may go drifting made accurate mea forecast was for rain or snow "crimes against humanity,” said in an interview Albuquerque pc <0 33 .... Kahl's car opened fire w ith machine guns when they Little Rock sv 54 tonight. If a storm tonight does homes of some the critically published Sunday there would hardly be any interest Amorlllo cv 51 28 .... surement impossible — was stopped him and tried to arrest him for violating the Andioroge t OV— 01 .... Los Anqeles sv TO not interfere, the pile down the needed personnel. IJie hospital in his case if Germany had won World War II. Louisville cv 31 Over the weekend the snow pushed to the sides of roads, parole of his Texas tax evasion conviction. Athevllle sn 40 30 .m center of Main ^ ree t will be was busy clearing the acres of Tear gas ends protest "Apart from what has happened today, I would Atlonta r 40 37 J7 Memphis sv 57 mounted in Manchester and the narrowing the traveled way. The marshals knew Kahl was in North Dakota to Miami pc 74 The Manchester Conservation possibility that the Union Street removed tomorrow. parking lot and approaches to assess my life as being absolutely positive,” he said. Boltimore r 34 If .... cost of removing it mounted too, The snow removal went virtu found a chapter of the militant tax protest group VIENNA, Austria (U PI) — Riot police in Warsaw Blltngs Mnt. pc 56 37 .... Milwaukee pc X Commission is concerned that the bridge and the dam can be ally without incident, H arrixn On Saturday roads melted entrances, especially the emer " I f Germany had won the war, there would hardly be Minneapolis cv X as full crews worked to clear the "Posse Comitatus” and brought reinforcements used tea r gas to break up the largest demonstration by Blrmlnohom iv 4B 37 .... Noshvllle sv 47 town may remove Union Pond dam replaced as one structure. said. But it did not go without and even dried within a short gency entrance. any interest in my case.” Blsmqrdc pc 53 31 .... roads, helped by the high because the group is known for violent activity. supporters of the banned trade union Solidarity in New Orlens pc 61 instead of repairing it. The Kandra a lx says the state is cost. Friday night’s pay was a time after plows passed and Many stores opened late Known as the "Butcher of Lyon” for his activities as BoIm pc 45 X .35 New York cv X February sun and residual salt months, reports from the Polish capital said. Boston pc 35 n .... commission is drafting a letter to doing a study to determine what double time because of the took all but a skim of snow off Saturday with some the roads former Gestapo chief in Nazi- occupied Lyon, Barbied Oklo CItv PC 60 on the road surfaces. Hundreds of people, many shouting, "Long Live Bultalo SV 33 23 .... 44 the board of directors outlining the downstream impact will be if the surfaces. Harllison said the not safe until later in the day. admitted the war was a "mistake” in the interview Chorltln S.C. r 42 40 1J3 Omaha cv Robert Harrison.' superin holiday and Saturday’s was at It’s the Year of the Pig Solidarity” and raising their hands in the "V for Orlando pc 67 what it believes are the advan the town decides to remove the time and a half. high bright sun was a boon. Neither police nor the emer with Bolivian television reporters Carlos Soria and Chorlott N.C. r 36 31 .28 Philadelphia r X tendent of highways, said the victory" sign, attempted to march through the streets CMoooo SV 40 — •»>X tages of retaining Union Pond,. dam. Harrison has no figures pre Another thing that helped, he gency room at the hospital PEKING (U PI) — Chinese across Asia ushered in Ugo Roncal. Phoenix w 71 plowing operation began about late Sunday, reports said. Clndnnotl fv X 23 Plttsburoh sv 37 The concern grows out of a letter Because of th ox possibilites, said, was the fact that there has reported especially high activi- the Year of the Pig. celebrating with feasting, He justified the ideological basis for Nazi Germany, Clevdqnd sv 8:30 p.m. Friday with highway pared for the current storm but Sunday marked the completion of 14 months since PortlondIona M. pc X from George Kandra, town direc Kandra has asked the state to been little rain to wash away the tiy, however. Apparently most gambling, dancing dragons and huge displays of saying, Nazi leader Adolf "Hitler did away with 6.5 Columbus SV Portland Ore. r 57 workers and private contrac the snow that assaulted the town the Dec. 13,1981, imposition of martial law, which was Dollos pc tor of public works, in which extend to Dec. 1, its deadline for on Feb. 6 and 7 cost $17,750, he residue of salt on the streets residents hibernated until the fireworks. million unemployed.” It is estimated that some 6 Denver sn —X 34 Providence pc 35 tors plowing the 33 town routes. partially suspended at the end of last year. Richmond r X .01 Kandra mentions removing the the town to submit dam rehabilita said. Budgetary officals as from previous operations. town opened up. Peking and other Chinese cities erupted in a million Jews were exterminated in the Nazi Des Moines pc 45 34 A t times during the night, The reports said the demonstrators, many of them St. Louis sy 52 tion plans. Manchester Memorial Hospi The town Fire Department deafening clap of firecrackers when Year 4681 of the Detroit sv 35 16"' Salt Lak Ctvsh 47 dam as one of the town’s options. Harrison said, snow was falling sume the snow-removal budget described as former martial law internees, started Holocaust. ' Duluth cv 34 31 The possibility that the town today urged that residents ancient lunar calender was born at the stroke of Son DIeeo sv 67 Arthur Glaeser, chairman of the at the rate of of 2 or 3 inches an will be clobbered. tal put out a call for help from their processions of protest following two special El Poso t M 51 S By Shelagh Donoghue the sun shines United Press International CHOICEST MEATS IN TOWN An icy gale charged up the Bv United Press International ters to leave a little earlier than southern Atlantic Coast today and usual becpus of the problems of aimed its snow and freezing rain at MEAT DEPT. SPECIALS DELI SPECIALS Warmer temperatures were ex getting to the mian roads from the the Northeast, still digging out pected to expedite New England's snow-covered secondary roads. from a blizzard that killed at least QLRN RO CK dig-out from a weekend blizzard 71 people. DOMESTIC HAM...... • 2 . 4 9 that blanketed the region with up to BUT THE PROBLEMS on the Northerly winds gusting to 60 U8DA CHOICB LAND to* LAXea 21 inches of snow and closed roads caused by the snow trans mph fore^ 'tides over coastal- AMERICAN CHEESE...... • 2 . 3 9 airports — but forecasters were lated into happiness on the ski highways in North Carolina and WRAVIR predicting light snow tonight. slopes. gale warnings were in effect for Most major highways in the At the Nashoba Valley Ski most of the southern Atlantic CHICKEN ROLL...... • 1 . 9 9 region were reported bare and Resort in Westford, Mass., Man Coast. SHOULDER ROUST M U C K r S we>-e expected to handle normally ager A1 Fletcher said the condi More than 4 inches of rain doused . • 1 . 8 9 tions were “ super, unbelievable.” B0L06NA...... rush hour traffic today, according Fort Lauderdale Sunday and up to UP) photo TDBIN'a 1BT PRIZB MDTHin DDDSE “ We are ready to close out our to public works officials. U P l photos 3 inches was reported by morning LIVER SAUSASE...... • 1 . 9 9 The sun shone brightly Sunday, parking lot,” Fletcher said, “ with in Georgia and North Carolina. • OFFICIALS REPORT ON HINCKLEY 2,500 skiers on the slopes." M U C K rS causing melting and helping plows STRANDED COAAAAUTERS STAND IN LINE AT BRADLEY Rain turned to snow and freezing Wayne Pines (left). Dr. Jim Levy remove the drifts that crippled the While many people were stuck rain over the mountains of the SKINLESS FRANKS...... • 2 . 1 9 region with a storm second only to indoors during the storm, some of airport shut down operations for a time during storm Carolinas, and freezing rain SNOUUIER STEAK HARVARTI the Great Blizzard of 78. them kept busy by talking on the reached into central Virginia, Condition serious CHEESE...... • 2 . 9 9 Temperatures that reached the phone. making driving treacherous in !'It was almost like Christmas aONDOHDROL) M U C K r S mid 30s helped dissolve the mas inland areas. . • 2 . 1 9 sive drifts and make city streets morning in terms of the number of The storm was expected to dump KIELBASA...... wet and slushy. customers calling and staying on between 2 to 4 inches of snow today OUR OWN the phone for long periods,” said in Virginia and up through south Hinckley takes RICE PUDDING; . 8 9 * National Weather Service spo Peter Cronin, spokesman for the kesman Toufic Solomon said it was ern New England. BONELESS New England Telephone Co. Dense fog cut visibility to near expected to cloud up later today zero over much of the Ohio Valley, and predicted a 30 percent chance THE CLEANUP operation re from West Virginia to Indiana. drug overdose TOPOLADE of rain or wet snow toward quired the efforts of thousands of Patches of dense fog covered the GARDEIS FRESH evening. Public Works employees and all upper Mississippi Valley and the the equipment they could muster. STEAKS PRODUCE SPECIALS THREE SNOW-RELATED The effort cost about $3 million in northern Plains. WASHINGTON (UPl) — Presidential assailant deaths were reported in Connecti-. In the West, snow spread across ' John W. Hinckley Jr. took an overdose of drugs in his Massachusetts alone. Utah, Wyoming and Colorado, with cut. Two people collapsed while' Airports across New England ' mental ward and was Jn serious condition today but 1 foot reported at Summit, Utah. shoveling snow and another was were open Sunday, though most doctors said they expected him to survive. lEITUtt...... 59 * Rain spread across the Pacific found in an enclosed porch, appar had to close for 12 hours or more It was Hinckley's third presumed suicide attempt ently, a heart attack or stroke the day before. Logan Interna Northwest. since shooting President Reagan and three other men Another bitterly cold morning MARVEL 4 to 7 lb. AVQ. victim. tional Airport in Boston was “ fully March 30, 1981. SEEDLESS CRAPES .... it.* 1 *29 greeted the NorUieast, where a In Duxbury, Mass., Gary Doyle operational" Sunday. “ He is presently in stable but serious condition. He TURKEY and Michael Bennett went on an “ We're working on the snow, two number of subzero lows were is on the respirator. His vital signs are stable. He is early-morning snowmobile ride runways are operational and two reported. It was 7 below at restrained somewhat,” said Dr. Jim Levy, president HOMEYDEW MRONS • 1.39 Sunday that turned into tragedy. more will be this afternoon," a Lebanon, N.H., and 4 below at of Greater Southeast Community Hospital. The snowmobile plunged into a soft spokesman said, “ Of course there Glens Falls, N.Y. Hinckley, acquitted by reason of insanity last year spot in the frozen-over Toby are delays, every flight on the East The National Weather Service ' of trying to kill the president, swallowed the BROCCOU.... , bu. 99 * Garden Pond at about 2:30 a.m. Coast was cancelled for a day, so called the blizzard the "worst in 40 unidentified drugs Sunday at St. Elizabeths Hospital Bennett was rescued but Doyle, we’re backed up. But they're years” for the East Coas);. and was rushed'to Greater Southeast Community who would have turned 25 Sunday, opening it up amazingly fast." V Airports closeiJiy last week’s Hospital. drowned. Rescue workers aided by The National Weather Service at blizzard restim edo^ations on a a Coast Guard helicopter pulled Windsor Locks, Conn., said a reduced ^hedule. ONE DOCTOR said the dose was potentially deadly MlMMlllMlllllMllMMMMMlMlB Doyle's body out of the frozen pond snowfall reading of 21 road inches New 'York City police reported and it would be 24 hours before it can be determined at 7:05 a m. surpassed the two-day total depths U P l photo traffic down 30 percent today. whether Hinckleyn 27, is "out of the woods.” TUESDAY ONLY' In Killingly, Conn., a freight A nurse was inside Hinckley’s room today to In Bo.ston. major streets were of 16.9 inches in the blizzard of 1978 NEW YORKER PUSHES CHILD ACROSS INTERSECTION SUNDAY were down to the pavement, but was not as ferocious because train flattened a car on tracks the monitor vital signs. Security was tight at the hospital. BOAR’S HEAD VIRGUA DRAMD HAM . .lb. though officials cautioned commu the winds were much less. . . . city Is slowly returning to normal after 22-Inch snowfall driver had mistaken for a snow Hospital spokesman Wayne Pines said Hinckley *2 .9 9 bank, state police said. was found in his ward at the mental hospital at 8; 15 Nineteen storm-related deaths a.m. EST Sunday and taken to the Southeast hospital were reported in the New York- for emergency care. New Jersey metropolitan area, Levy told reporters Hinckley was in "a serious but WAYBEST GEHIHHE GMCKEH BREASTS *1 .1 9 Search tor coal ship victims suspended many due to over-exertion from stable condition." At 10 p.m. EST, hospital shoveling the heavy snow, the spokeswoman Stephanie “Mcneill said Hinckley’s sixth-deepest snowfall in New vered Saturday. Coast Guard condition was unchanged. , PORTSMOUTH, Va-. (UPl) - ric, said Sunday the firm will taking on water through faulty for its anntial pony Swim. York City history. Asked whether Hinckley was in any danger of forward hatches. The ship was carrying 27,000 tons cutters searched overnight and WAYBEST OEHUHE CHKKEH LEGS . 9 9 c the Coast Guard called off an air “ cooperate fully" with Coast “ Most of those who died were in dying. Levy said, "Yes he is." until dark Sunday for the other and sea .search for. nine cre- Guard and National Safety Trans Only eight of the nine men still of coal for the New England Power their 60s or 70s and had a history of "I cannot give you a prognosis," he said. Co. afid 147,000 gallons of fuel, the nine crewmen before calling off members believed to have died portation Board investigations into missing and presumed dead were heart disease,” said a spokesman "W e have every reason to believe he is going to be Coast Guard said. It was en route the search. No Substitute with 24 other men on a coal ship the cause of the disaster. identified. Berkowitz said Sunday for the New York ' medical all right. We think he is going to be all right... (But) I We Give Old Fashioned “ Obviously a lot of people are night the company had not located from Hampton, Va.. to Boston. that capsized and sank in 15-foot “ They must have gone down examiner. will not be able to toll you until the next 24 hours For Quality going to want to know,” said all of the victims' families. Coast Guard helicopters, aided A Connecticut teenager was shot seas off the Virginia coast. The pretty quick, that’s all I can say," ‘ whether he is out of the woods. He is still in serious Butcher Service ... spokesman Mike Berkowitz. “ We Gale-force winds kicked up 12-to by Coast Guard, Navy and mer and killed by gunmen who refused three survivors were hospitalized said Lt. j.g. Chris Canty of the ‘ .condition. today. want to know too." 15-foot seas when the 605-foot chant ships, rushed to the scene but Coast Guard Air Station at Eliza to help get her family’s stalled car Marine Coal Transport Co. of The company had no comment vessel capsized about ^;30 a.m. found only three survivors in the beth City, N.C., and one of the first out of snow on a Brooklyn street. OFFICIALS SAID Hinckley was breathing with Wilmington, Del , the owner of the on a statement by one of the three EST Saturday off Chincoteague choppy 43-degree waters. A search was suspended for nine difficulty and looking blue when he was taken to the S TO K HOURS: survivors that the ship began Island, a nature preserve famed Twenty-four bodies were reco to reach the area. 39-year-old collier Marine Elect missing crewmembers from a coal hospital where is stomach was pumped and doctors Eon. I Toes. 'tH 6:00 317 Highland S t ship that capsized in a gale off the administered cardio-pulmonary resuscitation. Virginia coast. Twenty-four bodies Hinckley, twice before had tried to kill himself. Wed, Thors., A Fri. 'tH 9.-00 MANCHESTER ★ ★ ★ ★ were recovered Saturday and Pines said it was a "reasonable assumption” that three crew members survived. Hinckley again had attempted to take his life, but a Sat A Sunday Washington, D.C. schools were final determination could not be made pending a full til 6KI0 CONN. closed and an estimated 350,000 investigation. nzcHm s FJin: federal workers were permitted to Levy and Pines declined to say what drug Hinckley 'It's a miracle' that three survived sinking report late for work today. took ^ t officials speculated it may have been his The Washington Metropolitan ’ prescribed medicine. Area Transit Authority closed a ■ - “ HincJdey did take a substance. We have some NORWELL, Mass. (UPl) - nightmare on the stormy seas. seas 30 miles off the Virginia coast. reported. None of the other victims poor weather. number of above-ground rail sta ideas but would not want to characterize it," Levy "It’s a miracle. It really is a “ (Friday) night when I went to Judith Kelly says it was simply a Kelly and Dewey were in fair was identified pending notification tions through morning rush hour ' said. “ miracle” that her husband and miracle.’’ . condition. of their families and the release of bed I heard the wind howling and I because of ice hazards. Pines said Hinckley was found on the floor in his lllllllllllllilllllllHltl two other New Englanders sur Kelly, 44, of Norwell, third mate The 605-foot Marine Electric, the ship’s crew list — possibly said to myself I hope they’re not Philadelphia schools also were room in semi-conscious condition face up. There was vived the disastrous coal ship on the ill-fated ship, was rescued loaded with 27,000 tons of coal and sometime today. going to send him out tonight. I closed. Officials said at least one vomit next to him, he said, and indications were he GROCERY SPECIALS FROZEN & DAIRY sinking in the storm-tossed Atlan Saturday along with Robert M. 147,000 gallons of fuel, was en route One Rhode Island, man was don’t know why they had to go out more day was needed to dig out ' had fallen off his bed. ^ tic Ocean off Virginia. •Cusick, 69, of Scituate, and Paul C. from Hampton Roads, Va., to identified as Ramos Gomes, the in that weather. from under 22 inches of snow that EUI08 _ Thirty-three crewmen were Dewey, 28, of Granby, Conn. Boston when it capsized off Chinco newspaper reported. buried Philadelphia. HOSPITAL OFFICIALS said they expect Hinckley •WHT UPl CHEESE PIZZA feared killed, including two from "I don’t know how he made it,” teague Island. Harry Mulberry Jr. of Acushnet “ I don’t think my husband has New York City schools were ' to be returned to St. Elizabeths following an expected WP TDM or STEWED TDM ..... Ma.s.sachu.setts, two from Rhode Cusick's wife Beatrice said. “ He’s said his son signed up as a crew ever been afraid of anything. Biit QRBVLBDQB At least two of the dead were open. recovery. Island and two from Maine, The got someone watching out for member to avoid unemployment. I’ve been afraid for him lots of Bright sunshine and a noon They said Hinckley’s parents, John and JoAiui awfiTUPa CHICKEN or TURKEY PIE him." from Massachusetts. They were Boston Globe reported today. Mrs. Cusick said her husband of times.” reading of 31 melted snow in Hinckley of Evergreen, Colo., had been notified. PINEAPPU JUICE...... 89 * TAOTl O OtA _ identified as William A. Mulberry, "He’s more than lucky,” Mrs. Cusick was listed in serious 26 years talked with her Monday Cusick, a sailor since age 17, was ’ The movie "Taxi Driver," which Hinckley has said 25, of Acushnet and Michael Price, Boston, and mild temperatures FISH STICKS Kelly .said after hearing her condition in a Maryland hospital night about sailing with him on the chief mate on the Marine Electric - sparked his lingering infatuation with actress Jodie .HRUoMMirS 33, of Salisbury, the newspaper and a massive plowing operation husband Eugene survived the after the sinking in gale-tossed trip but she declined because of for about five years. freed much of Connecticut. Foster, was shown on a Washington area television TARTAR SAUCE...... 59 * station Friday night. Levy said “ my information, is CLAM PULTTER or FISH CAKES that he did not” see the movie. awaar ura pnauiuM Hinckley has said he shot Reagan to impress Miss CHUNK LIDHT TUNA...... 69 * S9LE IN LEMON RUTTER Human error cited Foster, who played a child prostitute in the movie, 9 K N IC A _ Italian theater fire which featured a loner stalking a political candidate. APPLE JUICE In written responses to questions submitted by M acaroni DINNER...... 89 * a m b a a v e _ United Press International last fall, Hinckley said he had hopes of being released from the mental hospital ORANGE PLUS Cable car crash kills 64 people and declared, "I am not suicidal.” THIN SPAS, it ELBOWS ..uo. Z s ’ 1 BROCCOLI or CAULIFLOWER BiMiaBya ______TURIN, Italy (UPl) - Authori main auditorium and quickly SPXeHETTI SAUCE...... • 1.29 kills 10 in Italy ties today identified most of the 64 spread upwards, blocking escape Change is urged MIXED VEGETABLES young people, including one Amer from the balcony. aeavopp HOOD'S ican, killed in a flash fire that MILDEW CLEANER...... • 1.29 BUTTER CHAMPOLUC, Italy (UPl) - Alpine resort of Val Meinier, They said today the blaze killing two of them, both French, raced through a crowded movie appeared to have started in an Investigators' said human error theater, unleashing a panic that in insanity law may have been responsible for the police said. A third skier was area where many electrical cables VELVEETA SINGLES traifipl^ some victims. pass through the walls. SHa p p a o s ...... «.89 * plunge of three cable cars on an hospitalized for frostbite. The group was skiing at high Police arrested the manager of Alpine ski lift that killed 10 people the Statute Theater, Raimondo Many young victims died of HARTFORD (UPl) — Changes shopid be made in I SOFT MARGARINE and injured two others. altitude in an area not considered Capello, after three hours of smoke inhalation, huddled in a Connecticut’s insanity defense law to make it more ... .•I.AD “ It cannot be excluded that some part of the authorized ski runs but qOakerhalfsies.... interrogation Sunday and charged balcony closet and bathroom they difficult for defendants to claim they were insane at negligence may have been respon commonly used by experienced skiers, officials said. him with negligent manslaughter apparently thought were stair the tinne of the crime, a committee of lawyers and sible,” said Elveno Pastorelli, for not providing sufficient fire wells, officials said. There were no Italy’s chief of civil protection who The cable system, run by the psychiatrists say. ^ exits, Italian television said. Instead of the state being required to prove that a coordinated helicopter rescue ef Champoluc Cableway Company, •«»nd level, fin Many among the more than 400 officials said. suspect was insane beyond a reasonable doubt— as is IIIIIIIIIIIIIU forts at the Val D’Aosta resort. was built about 20 years ago but officials said it had been inspected survivors of the fire said the n w required — a defendant should be required to Police Sunday discounted initial theater’s fire emergency doors Firefighters said 10 bodies were Jirha ro u p n n A 7..iU purrhn!^ I n'Ii A coupon d: 7.V i pmrrhoscl •rllh rouMon S: 7..10 purrhngs^ and overhauled last fall before the found by the stairs leading from prove he was insane, the study committee said. I »ri$k coupon Jt* 7.XO purrhmsc m reports that a sudden gust of wind would not open. The study was begun after the controversy over the I uNNIiOiMDMP*eyMoMOf ■ I CimM 1 SMUM a«r eiNlMiMr | I UmH 1 Coupon por ounonm I UmH 1 Coupon por euotomor broke one of the cable cars from its ski season began and bad been the blocked balcony. The blaze in Turin’s Statute acquittel of John W. Hinckley Jr. — by reason of mooring, sent it hurtling back found in good order. ^ Theater late Sunday spread d «u e Most 01 toe victims were found insanity — for shooting President Reagan. ! KRAFT ! ! BRIM DECAF I ! TROPICANA ! I wards into two other gondolas, all Dozens of other passengers were acrid smoke that asphixiated most The committee was appointed by the Law Revision SCOTT JUMBO of which then plunged 160 feet to huddled inside the toileU upstairs ■ COFFEE ■ trapped in the other cars on the of the victims, some of whmn werp Commission, the legislature’s legal-research arm, i MAYONNAISE [ ORANGE JUICE I PAPER TOWELS the ground. cableway for five hours before or clustered around outside," ! ILB. ■ trampled in the panic running for Reolon said. "Some of them died After it was asked to examine the state’s insanity- I QUART ! ! M OZ. Investigators said there was they could be evacuated by helic the exits. from smoke asphyxiation and the defense law. little wind at noon Saturday when opters, one of which ferried the By early today, police said 81 of others were Justtrampled to death - The committee report, adopted Tuesday, will be the collision occurred on the trapped people in a box one by one the 64 drad bad been identified. presented to the commission next Tuesday. I 59* II 6,S58-foot-long Champoluc-Ajas They all Just followed each other I 1 j * 1 ** 0FF I to the ground. They said nuwt of them were young I VAUD rea. IS THRU FCB. 20 | into a blind alley in complete WUliam R. BreeU, a Hartford lawyer, who is I " I I VAUD ran. II TMau ran. m ■ cableway. Witnesses said the accident people. At least go other people panic." chairman of the Law Revision Commission, said he I vauom. ii’nMum.M | VAUD F ia . IS THAU PID. M Police said 10 skiers were killed occurred about 100 feet from the were injured in what officlsds said e x p ^ the insanity-defense proposal to be approved and two were reported in critical cableway departure station. ^HIOHLAMSJJ^ might be Italy's worst theater fire Aideo py aSeady snowfall, ntore t o the commission and submittM to the legislature. iLM tuM SannM |J«jglJ^£JARICJM(^ j condition. All the victims were 'The accident was the worst on an I r ever. than 60 firefighters wearing ru,- Rep. Richard D. Tulisano, D-Rocky Hill, co- Italians, authorities said. Alpine lift since March 9, 1976, Bonnie Calvert, 28, a native of toctiye masks brought the Are ^airm an of the Judiciary Committee, said be About 50 miles away in Modane, when 42 people were killed when CABLE CAR CABINS LIE ON SNOW AFTER FALL Los Angeles living in Turin, was under control witMn an hour aup|>orts shifting the burden 01 proof. While the rest of France, an avalanche buried a their cable car fell at Cermis near identifiM as one of the victims. Officials said about 400 people the legislature has not seen the conunittoe’s iiiiiiiiiiim iiiiiiiiiiiv group of skiers at the popular Trento in northern Italy. ... pictures were taken from TV screen Firsfighters said it began on a escaped the theater, unusually feconunendathms, Tulisano expects the recommen first-floor corridor leading to the crowded because of bad weather. dations to be approved. L MANCHESTER HERALD. Mon.. Feb. 14. 1963 - 7 6 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Mon., Feb. 14, 1983 Richard M. Diamond, Publlahdr^ Dan FItta, Editor 5 Alax Qlralll, City EdltotT O'Neill's budget favors business slightly OPINION per capita rate in the nation. tracts and in turn. Jobs. By Bruno V. Ranniello Along with O’Neill’s budget commission he formed last year the pumps. Still, O’neill says the “ ravages of that evolved the tax package laid The commission also recom United Press International message last week to a Joint DESPITE THE MOST severe one of the worst national reces out before the Legislature last mended extending the sales tax to session of the Legislature, he economic conditions in 40 years, sions and significant reductions in week. new machinery but O’Neill de “HARTFORD - Gov. William delivered the Governor’s Eco federal assistace have taken their ’The commission, which labor clared in his budget message he Connecticut has been able to Jack O'NeiH’s proposed new taxes to nomic Report. The report is survive with less than the national toll. leaders complained was business- would not do that "because this balance his proposed $3.57 billion required in order for the state’s unemployment rate mainly be Anderson oriented, suggested broadening would be far too much of a budget is based on the hope of chief .executive to explain his cause manufacturing Jobs remain the sales tax base to include the roadblock to the creation of jobs.” “ Revenues provided by current Time can change the shape of things moderate economic growth in a assumptions to support his budget. the state’s single most important Washington so-called “poor people tax” on O'Neill in his message also told tax and non-tax sources are no shaky, uncertain national meals qnder $1 and children's the state's 40,000 union workers economic activity. longer adequate to fund essential Qo-Round economy. O’N E IL L E X PLA IN E D his tex may be combined Into one clothing. there was "no bottomless well of. public services' and the stdte The Conservation Commis Explaining that state services package is “ based on the premise Many of the manufacturing jobs The argument over whether structure. He may be looking money” and any future contract budget "reflects the painful ne- sion is very .concerned over a cannot be cut any further, O'Neill's the state’s tax structure must are in the defense industry in the emergency medical service THE MOST CONTROVERSIAL negotiations “ would have to in cesssity of raising new revenues to letter Public Works Director for a way to get some non-local proposal to raise $278 million with continue to foster a business Connecticut which ranks fifth in system being developed by the proposal would be the imposition of volve considerable compromise support the basic operations of George A. Kandra sent to the money for the work. new taxes to cover deficits and climate conductive to economic the nation in prime defense con town is the one the voters Manchester the dividends on the interest and take into consideration cur state government,” said O’Neill. Furthermore, Kandra says he shortfalls could come crashing vitality and growth.” tract awards. state in which he seems to hold earned by workers with incomes of rent economic trends.” thought they were going to get is awaiting completion of a down with any downturn in the To this end, O'neill explains, his open the possibilty of destroying at least $30,000. The tightrope O’Neill must walk when they voted at a referen Spotlight Department of Transportation economy this year. budget “ holds the line on business His budget seeks to meet the the dam instead of repairing it Behind Another proposal tha^, would is due in a large part to a stingy More than 700 Connecticut fim is dum is ceasing to be of much O’Neill’s revenue package indi taxes” while the avoidance of a essential services with new taxes to save the half million dollars it study to determine what impact affect the low to middle income federal -administration with mas shared a total of $4.5 billion in use. cates a sUght tilt in favor of the personal state income tax “ has Department of Defense contracts that will have to be generated, By Alex Girelll — City Editor will apparently cost to make it work on Interstate 86 may have family no less than the wealthy is sive cuts in human services. But The time has come to evalu business community, hopefully to been instrumental in fostering perhaps too much, on the earning on Union Dam, as well as one to d land imposition of the state sales tax on there’s a. paradox. The same in fiscal 1981. This measures out to ate that program on its own safe. create and maintain new jobs, economic, vitality. ’ ’ $1,434 for every man woman and power of low to middle ncome The letter was written by a determine what effect it would O’Neill has leaned heavily on the. wholesale gasoline which trans administration provides Connecti merits as it is implemented. while state workers may have to cut with billions in defense con child in Connecticut, the highest workers. municipal bureaucrat to a state have downsteam if the town proposals of a bipartisan tax study lates into 7 cents more a gallon at Like a lot of other people I was bite the proverbial bullet. bureaucrat. We should proba removes the dam. scheme disappointed in the way things admit — more or less publicly — bly read into it the kind of have developed. I went to the records to find out how much of It would appear the town is WASHINGTON — The Reagan* jr that the original concept has ■ negotiation that goes go on polls in 1981 with a certain set of that vision is based on any facts looking for some bargaining administration, with Israel as at-j Woman changf^d quite a bit. between governments. Kandra assumptions, some of them presented to me and how much power in Uie matter of Union partner, is quietly working on a s, But this difference of opinion is asking for an extension of encouraged by a concerted is based on inferences I drew Dam. m ultim illion-dollar land- Rostow back has been thoroughly aired,and 1 time, and he was probably education campaign that pre- without basis. But at this point, The Conservation Commis development plan in Costa Rica. _ asl^s work for one am ready to go on with mustering all the arguments he ceeded the election, and someof I wonder if it really makes any sion is right, nevertheless,to The scheme involves buying up * letting the counsel develop the could in his favor. them, I suppose, grown out of difference. express concern. land along the Nicaraguan-Costa»j program and letting it be my own prejudices. Some of the backers of the Multiplying the alternatives Rican border, clearing roads - honestly judget| on how well it The commission says Union in building For instance I expected Man paramedic program insist that increases th?need for planning through the wilderness and mov home at Yale works and how much it costs. Pond is the last large body of chester Memorial Hospital to the election mandate was a ing in thousands of settlers. time. The state had wanted a water in town except for the have a much bigger part in the bro,ad one that did not confine firm plan by March 1; Kandra Although the development plan NEW HAVEN (UI) — The IT'S HARD to tell how se- . reservoirs. Actually jt has not administration of the program the town to a specific set of wants to put that off to Dec. 1. is being promoted strictly on female owner of a painting com riously the town is considering been a large body of water since then it will have 1 did have the mechanics. That is true, as far it Certainly nobody in town is in a economic grounds, there are se-'- pany says city officials have not the possibility of not removing the level has been lowered to notion that a paramedic team it goes. Advisory referendums hurry to spend $500,000 on the cret political considerations be — for good gone far enough in conditions the Union Pond Dam and, in lessen pressure on the dam. We attached to the $28 million renova wo'ild have two paramedics. have to be relatively broad. But dam. hind it. The Costa Rican border effect, eliminating Union Pond. just might get used to seeing in tion of Union Station to give women And 1 had the idea that the the argument overlooks what settlement, combined with the Somehow that seems unthinka Then, too, Kandra may have it in present state and forget a share of the business. program would be supported was said about the program military buildup in Honduras, .. NEW HAVEN (UPI) - Eugene is "on the ball” as a professor. ble, but who, years ago, would what it looks like when it is full. Bids were scheduled to be entirely by taxes, except per publicly and written about it in, some kind of grantsmanship in would create a giant strategic, , Rostow has returned to his natural have assumed there would be no mind. He says in the letter that That would make it easier for HIS D R Y HUMOR caused many opened today for the project — the haps for the cost of transporta pre-election literature. pincers physically isolating Nica- . habitat, the Yale Law School in *:(■ first in the city ever to set a goal for Laurel Lake and no Hilliard a new bridge is needed on Union us to accept the idea of not chuckles, his intent peering over tion by ambulance. Members of the Emergency ragua by land. New Haven, and says he is here to using companies owned and man Pond.? having a Union Pond. the rim of his glasses drew them I have not gone back to the Medical Services Council will Street, and the bridge and dalfi The U.S. Agency for Interna stay. aged by women. ''This is where I belong,” said back to the topic of international tional Development will ask Con- justice and the United Nations The New Haven Parking Author Rostow, who was dismissed in ity will ask the firm chosen to gress for about $10 million to January from his job as"director of Charter. finance the settlement for the first Sitting in the same booklined complete work on the rundown the U.S. Arms Control and Disar train station to award at least two year. Israel will provide the'" mament Agency. office he occupied before he went In Manchester to Washington in 1981, Rostow percent of the value of the contract technical expertise, presumably ^ Ijp his adult life, Rostow has to subcontracting firms owned by based on its experience with . scuttled back and forth between commented on the student body at UPI photo women. settlements in the West Bank area. .. New Haven and Washington nu Yale. "Y a le has never been deeply But Betsey Henley-Cohn,'’ an (An Israeii source bristled at the .. merous times. He has taught law industrial painting contractor, is not only at Yale, but also in politicized. The great movements Another storm victim Grim prediction use of the word "settlement" in . of 1968-1970 weren’t big here as demanding the city in the future connection with the project, but Chicago, Boston and Oxford. He thing on this dive into the drift, but did reserve at least 6 percent of the has served in different capacities compared to Berkeley or Harvard A snow-covered squirrel emerges other sources said the term is " or Columbia,” he said. later. Boston and other New England costs of major’ construction pro- in the administrations of Franklin from beneath heavy snow, while jects for women-owned appropriate.) - Roosevelt, John Kennedy, Lyndon He wishes Yale students were searching for nuts near Its tree home areas are still digging out following the h on the budget 'The eventual cost of the land - more politicized, he said. " I like to companies. Johnson, Richard Nixon and Ro on Boston Common Sunday. The storm Saturday. Ms. Henley-Cohn, majority development will run more than nald Reagan. see students take an active interest in politics, preferably a rational bushy-tailed rodent didn’t find any owner of Joseph Cohn and Son Inc., $100 million, the Costa Ricans A New York native, he enrolled has asked the Board of Aldermen The Board of Directors will town would not get it. estimate. One source put the final at Yale College in 1929 and one.” To Rostow, the nuclear freeze to consider an amendment extend have its work cut out for it Connecticut’s public educa figure at $500 million. attended the law school during the movement is not very rational. ing special consideration to firms when it sets it.self to the task tion and urban lobbies just Depression. He was hired as a Ivy League student leaders in which women own 51 percent or professor of law at the age of 25, in "The risk of nuclear war is of developing a budget for the aren’t strong enough to force AID OFFICIALS will try to sell more of the company, and whose 1938, and became dean of the Law minimal .... I think the nuclear the plan to Congress on its daily business is managed by next fiscal year. A hint of the Legislature to bring about ■' School in 1944, at the age of 31. freeze movement is superficial,” economic merits. They have given he said. meet, adopt policy resolutions women. what is likely to be in store for full funding of GTB this year. " I f I were doing this just for The Manchester Board of it the innocuous title, "Northern 'THE MAJOR CHANGE at the Manchester taxpayers is to IN HIS CONVERSATION, he myself, I wouldn’t be doing it. Zone Infrastructure’ law school, he said during a recent ; Delegates from Dartmouth and respective schools to conform to be found in a comment by Directors no doubt was par often draws on his experiences at NEW HAVEN (UPI) —f The (Cohn Inc.) is in good shape. This is Development.” interview, is that "students don’t 'Brown were unable to attend the current Ivy Group policies the U.S. Arms Control and Disar first-ever all Ivy Group Student for all women," she said. General Manager Robert B. ticularly distressed to learn But the geopolitical motive was .., wear neckties.” But in the past half because of a blizzard that hit the requiring ’’need blind- mament Agency, which conducts Government Conference has con New Haven does not recognize Weiss on the state budget of Weiss’ glum prediction. laid out candidly in a cable la s t... decade, the 70-year-old Rostow East Coast paralyzing most of the admissions” and for the schools to studies and provides advice relat cluded a two-day meeting at Yale white women as a minority or said, things have stayed the same region over the weekend. meet the demonstrated financial proposed Wednesday by Gov. For this is an election year, month to the State Department - ing to arms control and disarma University by adopting 19 resolu "protected class" in ownership of more than they have changed. The resolutions included a call needs of all students. William A. O'Neill. when it would not be gcod from our ambassador to Costa ' ment policy formulation and man tions of common interest to all the construction or supply companies. "It’s basically a very familiar for more tenured women profes The students also urged the Weiss said the increase in politics to impose a stiff tax Rica, Francis McNeil. The confi- ages U.S. participation in schools. Some federal agencies, such as the place,” he said. About 20 student delegates from sors, a fair treatment and recruit private sector to support public U.S. Department of Transporta dential cable, seen by my associate “ Institutions have personalities. international negotiations in arms the town Grand List in the increase on the town. Yale, Harvard, Princeton, the ment of minorities and divestment education. tion, do extend special considera Bob Sherman, explains the real ' They seem to represent philoso control and disarmament. past year will not be enough The real burden is on the University of Pennsylvania, Cor from companies doing business tion to women-owned films. reason for the ambitious settle- phies, outlooks toward life and law. Rostow also finds the classroom The students will now present to meet the town's budget Democrats, for as the major and his office in Washington nell and M IT adopted the resolu with South Africa. The city does require "non- ment program. These atttitudes have a tendency The delegates also ureed their the adopted resolutions to adminis comparable. tions Sunday by a concensus vote. Caucasian” subcontractors to get needs. ity party on the board they "The GOCR (Government of to perpetuate themselves.” trators and students at their 15 percent of the cost of city He said this after noting will be identified with the Costa Rica) has been extremely Yale’s view of law tends to be colleges. projects. And Alderman Charles that the contributions to final budget — unless, as in concerned with developing its sociological, Rostow said, and The delegates also voted to make Allen III said female contractors many of the professors, like him, the all Ivy Group Student Govern northern zone because of continu- ... Father, son still hospitalized are "falling through the cracks.” Manchester from the state as years past, the bipartisan have put in their times in govern ment Conference an annual affair. ing; 1) incursions into Costa Rican .. He said he favors the provision, recommended by O’Neill spirit of the board preva^s. ment service. The conference will be held at but predicted it will face stiff were disappointingly low. territory by armed bands from The class Rostow currently Columbia College in N.Y. next Will the Republicans de Nicaragua; 2) 'stop and search* ;; after blast that destroyed home resistance by some people who What that means for Man Commentary teaches is "International Studies year. question the need to protect women cide this year to pin the incidents involving Costa Rican II,’,’ looking at the use of force in " I think in many- ways the like Ms. Henley-Cohn, who inher chester residents, in plain boat traffic on the San Juan R iv e r. " international affairs. The course, WATERTOWN (UPI) - A fa away. utility was continuing its investiga responsibility for an unap resolutions should be conceived as ited the business from her grand language, is an increase in which Rostow developed 10 years ther and son remained hospitalized Police said Roger Bolduc Sr., 35, tion and the neighborhood was not pealing budget on the Demo . . 3) saturation of the area by of secondary importance," said father and father. ago, drew about 30 students, following a weekend gas explosion and his son Roger Jr., 11, were in evacuated. taxes or a decrease in servi extremely powerful signals from ~ Mike Colanutono, of Harvard. " crats? Or will the GOP’s mostly men, to its se?ond lecture. that leveled their ranch-style stable condition today at the burn Nine other persons were treated ces or both. In that respect Nicaraguan radio and television ., The most important accomplish opposition prove to be more Though the students sighed at home, injured nine others and unit at Yale-New Haven Hospital. for minor injuries ranging from stations,” the cable said. ,s ment is that we came down and sat Now you know Manchester will simply be in loyal than antagonistic? An issue on hold bulky reading, they agreed Rostow damaged property up to two miles The explosion shortly before 11 minor shock to cuts and bruises, Incursions from leftist Nicara p.m. Saturday was caused when including a police, officer over together and tried to craft a mutual Armadillos have no vocal the same boat as all other way for dealing with them,” he You may have noticed. If you’ve ' citizenship for evaders. gua "have made the Costa Ricans .. the older Bolduc lit a cigarette and come by gas fumes while carrying chords. governments at all levels. And do most residents said.. been paying any attention at all, that “ We do not have the stomach,” extremely nervous,” McNeil^ ignited leaking natural gas, police Roger Jr. from the wreckage. As Weiss said, " It ’s a real really care about budget said. The father and son were in the the new Congress is dealing for the observes Cheme, “ for permanently cabled, adding: "Development of * problem." And it is problem making politics? Certainly Don 8 state reserve units basement when the blast ripped most part with old business. maintaining an underground pop the region has become a number they care about taxes and one priority pf the (Government of „ through the house. that ultimately will have to The deficit-ridden budget, more ulation.” serevices, but they also real Graff Costa Rica) which they hope will T* “ But being in the cellar saved faced by the residents of military spending, less for domestic eyed for shelter project them,” said Officer John Cav’allo. Syndicated THE ECONOMIC impact on address what they consider a Manche.ster. ize, most of them, that there's programs. Social Security, the MX. "The house was leveled and if they columnist communities and states is another serious immediate and long-term It is of no use now to point not an awful lot the directors Not on the list at the moment, HARTFORD (UPI) — Eight suitability of the use of Connecticut were upstairs they probably would security problem.” out that the town is entitled to can do to keep taxes from however, is immigration, which was matter. In a recessionary period Connecticut Army Reserve units sites is qxpected soon. have bMn killed.” The border-settlements plan has " Before making a final decision increasing. And in fact direc big in the last Congress and, in the with severe budgetary problems, are being considered in plans by Police said there was no gas the full state Guaranteed Tax involved negotiations at the very ’ on possible shelters, reserve units service to the Bolduc home, which tors in recent years have form of the Simpson-Mazzoll reform the magnet, could be a pretext for communities would be understan the federal government’s to house Base grant for school ex top. President Reagan discussed ' the homeless this winter. will assess the overall safety of was heated by- electricity,- and bill, passed the Senate with a thum racial discrimination against legal dably hard pressed to handle large penses, when everyone in managed to keep the in the project with Costa Rican U.S. Secretary of Defense Cas specific barracks and determine speculated the leak came from a ping bipartisan majority only to be as well as illegal residents of an ob numbers of impoverished; unskilled volved knew very well the creases {jretty low. President Luis Alberto Monge last par Weinberger ordered Army whether using them would binder main line on Squire Court, a amendcKl to death by the House in vious ethnic' minority. aliens straining public services and regular military operations. June. and again on Reagan's Latin ,, Reserve units nationwide to deter dead-end street in a residential the lame-duck last gasp of the 97th But that concern is by and large often requiring public assistance. American tour in December. Rea- mine which of the facilities could area. ^ exaggerated. In Cberae’s view, Although he is not of the view that Workmen from Northeast Utli- Congress. gan pledged his support in a letter be used as temporary shelters. The Reserve facilities in Connec A lot of people think that Is a because employers moved by bias of these should be “ conuemned by Maj. Gerard Monaghan, public ticut are in Hartford, West Hart ties arrived at the scene imme Berry's World to Monge dated last Sept. 20. •> diately after the explosion to turn shame, including Leo Cheme, chair any kind are, for the most part, their pi?evlous to an eternity of affairs officer for the Reserve’s ford, East Windsor, Middletown, • ,/ • 76th Division, which includes New off a gas main located under the man of the International Rescue going to exercise that bias in some illiteracy and poverty,” Cheme Waterbury, Fairfield, New Haven, believes the economic burden they LATE LAST year, a special task England, said a report on the Bridgeport and Danbury. street, police said. They said the Committee. While the IRC’s reason fashion anyway. The important force chaired by Costa Rican Vice represent and the fact that the for being is the political refugee, point is that the penalties — fines President Alberto Fait, with repre- debate came to focus on Hispanlcs and there will be more on that sub and, in' extreme cases, prison terms ' sentatives from the United States " effectively killed Simpson-Mazzoli ject in a later column, it has a half — would provide an instrument and Israel, was organized to begin in the 97th Congress and weaken its century of expertise in human, where no other has been available to detailed planning. In addition to - chances of being brought up again in desperation that was the basic issue curtail the exploitive demand for Israeli Ambassador David Tourge- " the 96th. addressed by Simpson-Mazzoli. cheap labor that draws the illegal man, experts from an Israeli firm, Z It may be too late (or this par immigrants. With the cost of Tahal Consulting Engineers, have [IX A PAUSE here to refresh ticular effort at reform, anyway. transgressing the law borne by the been involved in the project (or 'S memories. While billed as an im Cheme foresees a real possibility in employer as well as the wwfcer, the months. migration measure, Simpson- V“ * former could be oqiected to take the coming months that Mexicans, It is hard to justify the ambitious Mazzoli differed substantially from greater pains U/keep within it. fleeing economic distress at home, settlement operation on economic its predecessors. The focus was not Would this eliminate the problem will be trying to enter the United grounds. Though Costa Rica has * admission procedures and quotas of illegal immigration? Cheme SUtes in numbers greater than problems, overpopulation Is not. • for legal immigration but the flood doubts it. But it would bring the anything previously encoibtered. one 6f them. . of illegal imihigrants that has numbers down to- manageable It is the penalty the nation will Furthermore, the northern?; overwhelmed efforts of the United proportions, be believes. The have to pay (or the unwillingness of areas that are to be opened up (or Stales to maintain control of Its own grapevine would do it — word Congress to accept a less than com settlers are mostly marginal land borders. The primary features were filtering back that the easily crossed pletely adequate solution to the il that will have to be drained or” penalties for U.S. employers border was no longer the only legal immigration problem. otherwise improved before it is ' « knowingly hiring illegals and obstacle to a Job in the United To repMt, Leo Cheme thinks this suitable lor agriculture. Y et the 'Z amnesty (or aliens who bad Illegally SUteS. ■ .iWmftiL tiapuiii Msiiiill was pteBcallsforsuJiportingupte l,M a ? entered the country before ItM. The proposed amnesty, crltlclud flawed, i « , but ttwK are no com families on each M acres of land "Z Leo Cheme, like many of the bill's' as a reward for succMsful law pletely "acceptable alternatives to along the border. *;;2 OiMSbyNEA.me < supporters, is quick to acknowledge breaking. Cheme sees as nb (law at the procedunss through which it In (act, one administration-^ its flaws. For one thing, the penalty all but in the American tradition. proposed to address the problem. source acknowledged that A ID ” "OKI Since somebody already scalped you, provision, which would have the For as long as the country has exer "Inadequate remedies are better would never have glvgnuiuch ait-w economically risky proioot to^’:: we'll settle for your resignation." effect of switching the policing of il cised control over immigration, than non-existent ones,” Cheme legal immigration from the porous there have been periodic amnesties points out. priority if it weren't ter t t * * ; political implications, ^ borders to the job iharket, which is with the promise of eventual And the issue won’t go away. MANCHESTER HERALD. Mon., Feb. 14, 1968 - 9 8 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Mon., Feb. 14, 1983 Monday TV Republicans urge = £ > Area towns QD - Mlaakin ImpoasiMa Lynn-Holty Johnson, Colleen De- 6 :0 0 P .M . 7:30P.M. (g l - Newecenter whurst. 1979. ISl - sign Off 3 3 -n tfa ll Bolton newsletter fy i - Eyewitnetft News CD - B-M. Magaiine 2:15A.M. Andover 18) - PaHculs: 'Fnito Prohibldo' ® - MonayUna Updata GD - Three's Company CD - All In the Family (HI - MOVIE: 'Cannery Rrtw' Monday (£ ) - Business Report 8 ) - Madama's Ptaea Coventry Converse said the specific de CD GD ® ® - News CD - You Asked For It Along Montoray's decrepid W »- Bolton / BOLTON — Republicans Tues 8 - Lata Night with David erfront, a marine biologist tries to tails of how to send out the report, CD “ B.J. and the Bear CD “ Family Feud 11:30 P.M. Lattaiman day night will be proposing that the David la joined by Bill forget his past while a young im - or how to finance the townwide GD - Jeffersons CD ■ Changing Family 3 3 3 3 - Hawaii FIva-O Mahar ahd Lome Mtehaels. away drifts Into life in a bordeiW selectmen publish a quarterly mailing, will still have to t>6 G2) ~ Future Sport GD - N ews Ann-Margret makes her dra-. 3 )-B a ra tta ^ MOVIE; 'The OavM at 4 Nick Nolte, Debra Winger. Rated report containing information malic television debut in W HO PG. worked out. O ) - USA Cartoon Express G2) - ESPN SportsCanter 3 3 - Benny Hill Show dock' A prlaat aided by three about town affairs and financing. WILL LOVE MY CHILDREN? 3 3 ® - Nightllne convict, u v e . tha lives o f the "What I see is that ail the people He said Ursin has indicated that Gf) ' Festival o f Faith G j) - Fraggle Rock Visit the children on a South Sea island 2:30A.M. ^vehtry man world of Fraggle Rock underneath The '"ABC Theater" special in town, whether they’re con if the cost is kept to a reasonable - Little House (S3 - NCAA BeeketbeH: whan a volcano erupts. Spencer 33 - CBS News Nightwatch the basement of an eccentric in-' presentation is about an Iowa Georgetown at Connecticut Tracy, Frank Sinatra, Kerwin Ma JIP cerned about town affairs or not, amount, the financing would prob - Newscenter ventor. woman suffering from a terminal Gl) - Boy Meets Girl Billy Crystal thews. 1961. ® - MOVIE; ‘The Lady Kllfah' wins lottery are not in direct contact with the ably be supported by the Board of 0 - Growing Years Gl) - NHL Journal Today's pro illness, forcing her to find foster hosts this look at the singles 1:00 A.M. A gang o f thugs masquerade as • town government,” Republican Finance. . @ ) - Reporter 41 gram features weekly news, homes for her 10 children. scene. troupe of chamber muaiclana - COVENTRY — After winning highlights and trends around the CD - Sanford and Son Town Committee Chairman Law Converse said he hopes the idea ® - M*A»S*H Frederic Forreist stars as the hus O - Night Oallery while plotting a robbery. Alep National Hockey League. the state’s Rainbow Jackpot lot rence A. Converse said Sunday is backed by the town, because if band in the drama inspired by (D - MOVIE: 'Coturntw: Guineas. Peter Sellers. 1956. (S ) - Dr. Who - Soap @ ) - Crossfire tery Thursday night, Walter Minka night. the town committee funded the the life of Lucille Fray. The two- PubHsh or Parish' When a mys 8 - ESPN SportsCanter ( g ) - Tonight Show Johnny tery writer tells his publisher he of Barry Road is $100,000 richer. report, there would be problems 6 :3 0 P .M . (S ) - Sports Tonight 8 - Croeefira " ’This would solve that. It would hour drama will air Monday. Feb. is|oined by Angie Dickinson, Mel plans to sign a contract with a Minka said this weekend that he CD ■ W K R P In Cincinnati (gl M-A-S-H 14. give people a three-month ca with bias. issa Manchester and Charles Nel competitor, the publisher hires a 8 - Twilight Zone ; has no plans for the money, and CD - CBS News (2$ (SD - MacNeil-Lehrer son Reilly. (R) (60 min.) gunman to kill Nm. Peter Falk, lendar of events, tell them when "The town already has the CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME 2:45 A.M. noted teat his winnings, after GD - Barney Miller Report (g l - MOVIE; 'The Postmen Mickey ^Ulene, Jack Cassidy. there were planning hearings and equipment to make it work, or 8 - Sign Off ‘ G2l - Pony's People In Sports (g ) - Pelicula; 'Los ExKos del Always Rings Twice’ Passion 1974. Uncle Sam takes his cut, come, to town meetings and hearings, and I everything is there but the bulk turns to murder when an aimless only about $8,000 a year for tien ( 0 (SD - NBC N ews Amor' C D - S t o n O ff 3:00A.M. expect that it would get down to rate stamp," he said. (g ) - Lie Detector drifter and a sultry housewife CD - Psychic Phenomena .years. Converse said the report could (8) - MOVIE: 'Leopard In the meet. Jack Nicholson, Jessica 3 3 - MOVIE; 'Annie Oakley' A recreational program sign-up (g) - MOVIE: 'Heaven Can reckless daring. Michael Caine, (S) - Freemen Reports romance lakes place between - The Sl-year old Minka said he Snow' After being lost in the bliz* (j8) - Barney Miller Trevor Howard, Jack Hawkins. Lange, John Coltcos. 1981. - Hot Spot. Today's pro- times.” include lists of coming events and W ait' A pro quarterback, sum (g) ® - Candid Cemera'e 3Bth sharpshooters, Annie and Toby. zard, a young woman is rescued - People's Court 1972 Rated R. ?rsm features Steel Breeze from plans to keep working at his job as meetings, as well as status reports moned to heaven before his time, Birthday Party Allen Funt ehd Barbara Stanwyck. Preston Fos The concept of a town newslettei by a brooding recluse and rom ( g - Independent Network ha Riti, New York, NY. (6 0 min.) a farm hand for the University of from the chairmen of each board, ance develops. Keir Dullea 8:00 P.M. gets a second chance on life. (g ) (g ) - TV Canscred Bloopers Loni Anderson host e look at peo ter, Meivyn Douglas. 1935. is not new. Raymond A. Ursin, Warren Beatty, Julie Christie, Host Dick Clark introduces all- ple being themselves in front o f h News IS) - Paopla Now With Bill jConnecticut, unless, of course, he Republican chairman of the fi commission and agency. (H ) - Untamed World CD CD - Square Pegs Tush 8 - Sunday at tha King^ James Mason. 1978. new material never intended for hidden camera. (60 min i House ' 'wins again. nance board, tried last year to S8) - Noticiero Naciortal SIN CD - P-M. Magazine public viewing. (60 min.) 12:00 A.M. 8 - Entartalnmant Tonight He said the report could also be (gl - MOVIE; 'Rosemary's Q i) - MOVIE: 'Harold and "When asked if he was single, Noticias nacionales con Guillermo CD - Trapper John, M.D. 8 - Prime Nawa start up a newsletter. But it used as a way to gauge the CD - That's Incrediblel Baby' A pregnant woman real - Frontline 'God's Banker.' Maude' An 80-year-old lady 8 ) - Daspedida Minka hesitantly said "yes,” but, Restrepo An investigation into international CD ® - Last Word 8 - Qunsmoke appeared that the interest wasn't sentiment of townspeople. "The GD - MOVIE: Take the Money izes her husband is involved with teaches a 20-year-old death- S I - Film “ I don't know if I want you to print - MOVIE: 'Forever Darling' and Run' A young man tries to a coven of witches who have de corruption takes us to Geneva, obsessed man how to live and G2 - ESPN Boxing Special: . 3:15A.M. .. there, although the concept was last page could be pre-addressed to The marriage of a scatterbrained become a bank robber, but can't signs on her unborn baby. Mia the Bahamas, the U.S. and finally love. Ruth Gordon, Bud Cort. WBA World Wetterweight 1:15A.M. that.” never formally proposed to a (X ) - Off the Set „ the town, and have questions. It wife and her long-suffering hus stay out of jail long enough to turn Farrow. John Cassavetes. Ruth to the Vatican itself. (60 min.) 1971. Rated PG. Championship from Fort 8 - Sign Off 0^' board. could be a way to poll people," band IS saved by the arrival of a a profit W oody Allen. Janet Mar Gordon. 1966 - Great Performances 'Bal-, (2$ - MacNeil-Lahrar Report Worth, TX ‘Donald Curry vs. Jun guardian angel Lucille Ball. Desi Students named Both Converse and Ursin plan on golin. Marcel Hillaire. 1968. (@ ) - Frontline God's Banker.' anchine Celebrates Stravinsky.' Sok Hwang.' 1:30 A.M. Converse said. Arnaz, James Mason. 1956. 3S) - 24 Horas 3:30 A.M. proposing the idea to the selectmen G2) - NC AA Basketball: An investigation into international George Balanchine choreo ( g - MOVIE: 'Desire Under the 33 - Tom Cottia Show - Jeffersons Georgetown at Connecticut corruptiQp takes us to Geneva, graphed three ballets ('Agon,' ® - Viewer'. Choice Elma’ The conflicts between a 33 - Amarica'a Top Ton G2) - ESPN's Horse Radial to honor roll at their meeting Tuesday. Con He added that he thought letting ‘Variations' and 'Persephone') in Wkly. - ABC News CSl - MOVIE; 'Arthur' A young, the Bahamas, the U.S. and finally father and son in harsh 19th cen verse said the idea is supported by more people know what is going on honor of Igor Stravinsky’s 100th 10:30 P.M, OS - Udng Faith millionaire falls in love with a girl to the Vatican itself. (60 min.) tury New England. Sophia Loren, ( g - MOVIE: 'Endless Love' Here is the honor roll for Carl A. Preuss and Douglas T. in town would incite more interest © } - Over Easy birthday. (90 min.) Q I)-N e w s 8 8 - Sign (M from" ‘the wrong side of the Anthony Perkins. Burl Ives. Tw o teenagers deal with their p|»- Bolton High School: in town affairs. 8:30 P.M. (SI - AHrad Hitchcock sessive love for one anpth^ Chenev, Ropiihlican selectmen. 7 :0 0 P .M . tracks ' Dudley Moore. Liza Mi- 9:30 P.M. 1958. 8 NBC Nawf Overnight Brode It Hiah HMiert nelli. Sir John Gielgud 1981. CD CD “ Filthy Rich The Becks ® - Buainais Report Bfpoke Shields, Martin Hewitr. CD - CBS News panic when they can't come up - NeWhart IS) -N ew s 8 - MOVIE: ‘To Dio of Love' A Malcolm Farouson. Rated PG. CD QD French school tescher fslls in love Rated R. ..j Orode 16 High Honeri CD ®1 - M "A*S*H with enough money for property (25) - Vanessa (S ) - Love Tapes (g ) - MOVIE; 'Three Days of Herald photo by Hall ( S i " NHL Hockey: Edmonton at the CoTKlor’ with one of her students causing 3:45 A.M. J o y Plano and Mythlll CD - Muppet Show taxes. 10:45 P.M. An unknown band Vmikotakrlshnon. Montreal 9:45 P.M. of killers closes in on a CIA agent a national scandal in France. An - Black News . ^ CD " ABC News CD - Carol Burnett and Friends - Reporter 41 nie Giradot. Rated PG. CD Orad* * High Honort DOROTHY BURRELL IN HER OFFICE AT TOWN HALL (g ) - NCAA Basketball: Texas (g ) - Viewer's Choice - Voting and the woman who is reluctantly William Klnmon. 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(Closed- News 33 - Mafleme's Place GD - News bekoh Gleoeon, Heidi Luck, Holly IS) * Moneyline CD - The Men/ Show 8 - Newacsnter Small town welfare office: - MOVIE; The Seduction' Captionedj GD - Odd Couple G$ GD - NHL Hockey: Edmonton at Miller, Kerrie Morphy, and Cheryl (8) - Newscenter (X) ® - ABC Theatre: 'Who G2l - NFL Theatre: Best Ever A popular TV reporter is pursued 8 - MOVIE; Happy Blrthdaiy BOLTON — School board particular request (to name the - MOVIE: 'Endless Lovp' Montraal U riln . (2^ Will Love My Children?' Coaches (S i - ESPN SportsCanter by a photographer. Morgan Fair- to Me' A crazed murderer stalks •rode 11 Honors 0 ) - Better Health Two teenagers deal with their ob members balked Thursday night elementary school after Allen). -M OVIE: 'Kidnapped' Set in G$ - MOVIE: 'Raggedy Man' A child, Andrew Stevens. Michael l£D - Sports Update teenagers at an exclusive prep Shannon Brown, Alan Carpenter, sessive love for one another. (X) (S - NCAA Basketball: at the idea of naiping the elemen There are a .number of people who - Soledad Sene dramatica Scotland during the rebellion divorcee with two young sons Southern Celifomia at Oregon Sarrazin, Vince Edwards. Rated I g ) - MOVIE: Ice Castiee' A school. Glen Ford, Melissa Sub Morcto Manning, Debra Moriholl, Libertad Lamarque Brooke Shields. Martin Hewitt. has an encounter with a sailor. Scott Rlchordeon, Philip Rumm and more than the public dole tary school after Raymond A. have served the community.” against England, this is the story R. Anderson. -"t Rated R G9) - Festival of Faith young figure skater's dreams of - Entertainment Tonight of a boy's courage and a girl's Sissy Spacek, Eric Roberts, Sam Olympic glory seem shattered af Jennifer Warner. Allen because they said they felt The issue was put on the agenda (2$ - All Creatures Great and love set against the background Shepard. 1982. Rated PG. ® (3 ) - Twilight i^one 12:30 A.M. 4:15 A.M. -A Grade It Honor* (§D - Business Report ter she is almost totally blinded in Michelle Oolv, Donold Holoburdo, other prominent figures in town for discussion Thursday night Small of swashbuckling action and @ ) - Sports Tonight 33 - All In tha Family an accident. Robby Benson. ( D - Lovb American Styte COVENTRY — Poster on free babysitting bank and day care file programs would not be possible (2S) - CNN Headline News . L Jomei Herring, Geoffrey Hind*, Down history should be considered also. because the board received the health clinics, senior citizens’ are run on a similar basis. without the help of townspeople. Mowe, Melanie Lamolre, Wendy And though some members just suggestion from a community by Larry Wright Ploeky and Patricia Sobol, rights, and drug rehabilitation Information and referral ser '"The volunteer effort is fantastic,” J U ^ T LEAVE IT IW KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE plain questioned the idea of nam member. n o d e f Honors centers cover the walls of this town vice: Through a state grant, Ms. she said. “ We really are a close , t h e f o y e r ., Eric Corleon, Michelle Cloutier, ing any schools at all, the board " I wonder if we as a board want ASTBO-SMPrf welfare office. Pamphlets and Burrell and her assistant will hunt town." ! WE'RE HAVINI3 A NE' Feroza Dean, John Llebler, Eric narrowly voted to set up a special to get into naming buildings after ' RUO PUT IN THE Lerenzini and Olone Manning. fliers are stuffed in every available down the answers to questions that Bernice Bede Osol ’ subcommittee to investigate the people.” Maneggia said. LlUINO ROOM. Matthew Maynard, John McLarney, cubbyhole. any resident may have about TO ILLUSTRATE, Ms. Burrell Elizabeth Sheetz, Jaion Stephen* and idea. Kjarshall said, “ There are a lot And the poeple who visit here human services in the area. told the story of a local mother who Klr*ten Stoppleworth. The board also donated $5,000 to of people who did a great deal for may walk in poor, but they walk Community wood pile: In coop recently needed a liver transplant. Allen’s estate, and paid out the the community long before I got out rich in the knowledge of eration with the Jaycees, the town Volunteers arranged for babysit benefits contained in his contract. here. ’' He then suggested that the Makeup slated sv^al-service programs available keeps a stock of wood for families ting, transportation to and from ^ U r t h d a y ' Allen, the school system’s super committee gather other possible tom em . That's the special charge and individuals in need. These the doctor, and providing other BOLTON — The Board of Tax intendent for nine years, died in names. of Human Services Administrator people may obtain the wood, free of family needs soon after the young Review will hold a makeup meet late December. Board Chairman Joseph J. Halo- February 15,1963 ° Dorothy Grady Burrell. charge, in times of a home-heating woman learned of her liver ing Wednesday from 7:30 to 9 p.m. School board members implied burdo Jr., who cast the deciding Your skills and abilities as a - - "W e do a lot more than just emergency. Ms'. Burrell also keeps disease. at the town hall. that though the $5,000 was a gift, vote that set up the committee, salesperson will be consldera^' administer the town ‘Welfare pro-- two electric heaters in her office While she was in the hospital, The meeting scheduled for last they were legally bound to pay out said, ‘My recommendation would bly heightened this coming gram ," .said Burrell in a recent which are lent out to people whose these volunteers bought her flow Saturday was postponed because the benefits in the contract. be that we might consider getting year. Whether you're selling interview. “ There are a wide regular heating systems have ers and a week of in-room tangibles or Inlangiblea, you'll' of the snowstorm. Board member James H. Mar additional community input failed or are inadequate. television, luxuries which she have no trouble finding pros variety of needs here hi town, and shall abstained from voting on the through the selectmen or other we do our best lo let people know Food bank: Canned and pack couls scarcely afford herself. Even pects. r $5,000 donation, because he said he boards.” who and what can help." aged foods are piled on a table in the town police chipped in to buy AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 16f Party planned was "torn” between his respect for He also stressed that none of the Choosing associations today Many of these local needs are Ms. Burrell's office for donation to her plane ticket to and from the Allen and his financial responsibil board members’ comments was on the basis of what a person BOLTON — The high school met by programs which Ms. families and individuals in times of transplant center. ity to the community. meant to imply that "people didn’t can do lor you could prove- senior class will be sponsoring a Bunnell runs herself. A bubbly crisis. If fresh food is needed, Ms. In spite of this small-town The board set up the committee ha ve a great deal of respect for Mr. counterproductive. More will, fund-raising skate party Wednes woman with twinkly eyes and Burrell may use allocated funds to closeness, Ms. Burrell insists that be gained by doing for olherai, by a 4-3 vote, with Marshall, Allen.” day. 6:30 to 9 p.m., at Skate shoulder-length, curly hair, she write a voucher to a local store. Coventry still needs same social 1983 predictions for Aquarians' Andrew T. Maneggia and Michael Later, he said, " I do have Fantasy on Broad Street in exudes energyand energy is Residents may donate to the services as a larger town or city. are now ready. Send $1 to Parsons voting against the idea. concerns about naming a whole HamAester. what it must take to tend the bank by placing non-perishable "People in crisis have similar AstroH3raph, Box 489. RariW Each implied that naming an facility after somebody. I'd go City Station, N Y. 10019. Be ...Tickets to the event are $2 in surprising dumber of programs food items in designated barrels at problems, no matter where they entire facility after a person would more for a Raymond A. Allen sure to state your zodiac sign*.; advance and $2.50 at the door. headquartered in her office. A local stores, or by contacting live,” she said. not be right. auditorium or library, or some Send an additional $'! lor the There is also a $1 charge for skate sampling: Barrel!. Before Thanksgiving and And even though Coventry's "Id o have a problem in naming a thing of that nature,” NEW Asiro-Qraph Matchmaker, rental. Christmas, Ms. Burrell also coop poverty rate, according to a 1980 building after any individual.” He said the basic question was' wheel and booklet. Reveals Any senior can sell tickets. They erates with other volunteer groups study, is only 4.4 percent — far romantic combinations and Youth job bank: Burrell keeps Maneggia said. " I know people how to honor Alien, and not so can also be bought by calling Leah list .of young people in grades 7 in the area to conduct food drives below the 11.31 percent and 113.06 compatibilities for all signs. '! Eiano at 649-5371 or Cheryl Ursin at who would be opposed to th i^sorwhiz Lunch for Sunset Club Don't switch price The Sunset Club will nqeet Tuesday at noon at the Many of Hollywood's most beautiful women send this stylist valentines A if 5 Senior Citizen’s Center for lunch. Members will bring sandwiches. Coffee and dessert By Vernon Scott Ali took Jose (pronounced Jo- starring Warren Beatty as a "I've had long hair since the three months word was out I'd INDEED, "SHAKE Your Head. will be provided. DPI Hollywood Reporter zee) with her on tour to publicize a lecherous stylist. But he says there 1960s. I looked like Farrah with done Farrah. Then came Cher, Ali, Darling” is the title of Jose’s new markings, hand tags movie. Farrah Fawcett jetted him is no hanky-panky with any of his layered blond hair past my Victoria, Linda and Barbara book, which disappears from celebrated clientele. shelves almost as quickly it Bereaved parents meet HOLLYWOOD - More of Holly to Cannes for the film festival. shoulders before I braided it.” Walters. By Martin SiDane DEAR .^ P H A N IE : 1 size, then the proper thing wood’s most beautiful women sent Cher has flown him to New York. Jose %’redits his success to Asked to account for his hotshot appears. follow a simple rule when to do would be to go to t l ^ The Bereaved Parents Support Group, a self-help valentines to Jose Eber this year JOSE HAS FLAIR. He has 15 personal charm and a fresh status, Jose replied, "I give good The book advises readers "how DEAR MARTIN: I store manager and ask per discussion group for parents who have lost a child, will wide-brimmed trademark hats, to achieve the hairdo that fits your I'm in the supermarket. I than to Tom Selleck and Burt - JOSE NUMBERS among his approach to styling. haircuts and individual look. My recently found a hangtgg never tamper with a price mission to change the meet tonight at 7 in the conference rooms of Reynolds combined. other clients Linda Gray, Goldie hand woven straw with plaited He came to Hollywood seven, clients aren’t tied down to a visit face.” It is illustrated with por on the neck of a 24-dunce hangtag to the smaller Manchester Memorial Hospital. wool bands, a patch of beaver fur traits of 25 star clients (posing with marking, label, proofof- Frenchman Eber (pronounced Hawn, Katharine Ross, Valerie years ago from a Paris salon with eyery few days. They come In only bottle of Listermlnt Cin /Size, r^pdoi' flavor. The film “Death of a Newborn” will be shown. For a-bear) is a 35-year-old hair stylist a t the front held-in place by a Jose) along with completed questi purchase or hangtag. To Perrine, Melissa Manchester, enough money to last six months. every three or four weeks for a cut, namon. It offer^ a refund' make unauthorized DEAR MAR’HN: I want information, call Chris Petrone at 646-6989 evenings. who does more for glamour girls Maud Adams. Angie Dickinson, carved bone. He wears one gold Jose had almost run out of time and coloring and then once every three onnaires on their personal beauty and stated that the to tell yon about a Very than any leading man At $100 a Victoria Principal and dozens of earring and other gold jewelry. habits. changes in any of these cash before he landed a job. For a months for a light perm. required proofs of things is to ask for trouble. special supermarket chain Stress topic for club pop, he keeps them gorgeous, other celebrities. Usually all that can be seen of his yefih- he just schlepp^ along, He Is a confidant of Hollywood’s that goes to great lengths happy and looking "messy." They are fiercely loyal to-the brown hair are long sideburns and “I am always at their disposal, sexiest women, an understanding purchase ' ‘O MANCHESTER HERALD. Mon., Feb. 14. 1983- 17 16 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Mon., Feb. U. 1983 Eagle on final hole gives Aoki triunnpm Scoreboard HONOLULU (UPI) — Isao Ao- ki’s entry into the PGA Tour's championship rolls may be the r . '■’T U ' - Moss. At W. Virginia, Pod Monmouth (III) X , Coe 76 ECAC Ben Crenshaw, 22, IX 68- 68- 09 .6 6 — 271 >nost spectacular recorded by a Kings 5, Flyersd Merevhurst 61, Penn St.-Behrend 58 AAornIngsIde 100, Mankato St. 82 NORTH ATLANTIC Ed Fiori, 12300 68- 67-66-71— 272 Merrimack 102, Lowell 78 Mt. Union X,Boldwln-WallaceX Conferoice AH Gomes Hale Irwin, 123X 73- 67-67-65— 272 foreigner. Northeastern At Canislus, Ppd M t. M arty 91, Northwestern ( lOwa) X W L P e t. W L P e t. Andy Bean, 12,8X 70- 64-71-67— 272 The 40-year-old professional' Hockey ^ 1 Los Anstlos 221— 8 Norwich 99, St. Rose Of Albany 80. NE Missouri X , Lincoln 51 New Homp. 6 Ol.OdO 12 7 ^632 Peter Jacobsen. 12,800 W-6667-73-772 from Japan, who had to post a PhtlodolpMa . .301-4 Nyack9ZE. Nazerlne72 Nebraska X , Colorado 56 Holy Cross 4 1 JOO 13 9 .591 Don Pooley, 9,750 72-6365-68— 2 X d a #•••••••••••••••••••• ' FIrstperlod— 1,Phllodelphla,Alllson19 Penn 73, Harvard 59 No. Iowa 85, Valparaiso 64 Boston U. 3 2 .XO 10 7 .588 Ron Streck, 9,7X 71- 67-69-66— 2X birdie to tie, bounced in an eagle (Clarke, Carson), 4:35. ^ Phllodelphia, Penn St. 96, Rhdde Island 84 No. Central 69, Wheaton 62 Northeastern 3 2 .600 11 9 .550 Dave Elchelbrgr, 9,7X 69- 69-69-66— 273 three — from 128 yards away and Propp 26 (K e rr), 6:17. 3, Los Angeles, PItt-Bradtord 100, Alliance (Pa) 90 No. Mich. 75, Illinois Tech X Maine 3 3 .500 910 .474 Dan Pohl, 8,125 637369-69-^274 NHLstandIngs .318 in the rough — on the final hole Dionne 34 (Simmer, D. T a y lo r), 8:43. 4, Plattsburgh St. 73, Binghamton St. 59 No. Illinois 69, Bowling Green 67 Niagara 3 3 .500 7 15 J.C. Snead, 8,125 74- 67-6365— 274 Los Angeles, Smith 2 (Evans, Korob), Princeton 54, Dartmouth 44 Northwestern 66, Purdue 55 Vermont 3 6 .333 715 .318 Leonard Thmpsn, 8,125 67-637369— 274 Sunday to capture the 1325,000 Walts Conlerence 110:19.5, SIttler 33 (Howe, Clarke), 15:12. Providence 81, S^on Hall 65 Northern St. 76, MInn.-MorrIs X Canislus 1 4 .200 6 )3 .316 Lon Hinkle, 6,119 737367-69— 276 Patrick Division Penalties— Clarke, Phi, 8:06; SIttler, Phi, RPI 66, R IT 61 Ohio St. 74, Minnesota 69 Colgate 0 5 .000 218 .100 Tim. Simpson, 6,119 X-6365-73— 276 Hawaiian Open. 12:36: D. Ta vlo r, L A , 13:33; M . Taylor, Jack Renner, playing in the . W L T Pts. Rider at Lehigh, Ppd. Ohio Wesleyan 61, Denison 60 Thomas Gray, 6,119 6371-69-68— 276 l^lloKlcIphla 34 14 Phi, m alor, misconduct, 19:06; Nichols, Rochester 61, LeMovne SO Oklahomo St. 75, Kansas 69 SOUTH Vance Heafner, 6,119 66- 65-7375-26 threesome ahead, had moved in ' N V Islanders 30 19 LA, malor, misconduct, 19:06; Rus- Siena 65, St. Frands 63 Ollvet-Nazarene X , Concordia 61 Conference All Gomes John Cook, 4375 7367-75-67— 277 front of Aoki with a birdie on the Washlnoton 28 17 kowskl, LA , 19:57; Allison, Phi, 19:57. Slippery Rock 81, Lock Haveh 74 W L P e t. W L P e t. Wayne Levi, 4,875 67- 7367-71— 277 NY Rangers Second period— 6, Los Alleles, St. Lowrence 55, Ithaca 54 Wm. 8i Mary 5 0 1.000 13 7 .650 , LIndv Miller, 4375 . 637371-68— 277 24 25 Simmer 20(Dlonne,Kennedv),2:30.7,Los Otterbein 77, Oberlln 67 18th to finish at l»-under- par 269. New Jersey 11 35 St. Bona. At Geo. Washington, Ppd. Ozarks X , Evangel 66 Navy 2 1 M 7 13 8 .590 Mark Lye,, 3,7X 637371-69— 2X . But as Renner filled out his score Pittsburgh 13 38 Angeles, Fox 22 (RuskowskI, Kelly), 4:08. St. Francis (N Y) at Loyola (M d), Pod Principla 61, Centre Coll. (K v) 79 Jos. Madison 3 2 MO 12 9 .571 David Ishlf, 3,786 67-637370— 2X .card, Aoki ended the tournament Adams Division . Penalties— Marsh, Phi, 3:05; Cochrane, Susquehanna 50, Lycoming 49 Pur.-Calum etX, St. Francises (3ot) (Jeo. Mason 3 3 MO 13 7 .650 Teruo Suglhara, 3,7X X-6371-70— 2X Boston 36 10 8 84 2M 146 Phi, 7:05; D. Ta ylo r, L A , double-minor, Syracuse At Georgetown, Ppd Rockhurst X , Benedictine 5S Richmond 2 4 .333 11 11 .500 Mick Soil, 2,702 7371- 69-69— 27? with his dramatic shot that gave Montreal 30 17 10 70 2X 204 7:05; D .T a v lo r,L A , 17:42. Trinity 88, Bates 75 So. III. X , Creighton X (ot) E. Carolina 1 6 .143 11 11 .500 Lee Elder, 2,702 73637371— 279 him a final round 67 and a 268 total, Quebec 26 23 9 61 247 237 Th ird period— 8, Los Angeles, Dlonne35 Vermont 61, Colgate 55 Soidhwest St. 91, Moorhead St. X Mike Donald, 2/702 X-737371— 2X only three strokes shy of the Butfolo 25 20 11 61 206 183 (Simmer, L. Murphy), 1:21.9, Philadel W. Liberty At Shepherd, Ppd Sf. Thomas X , St. Olot 65 ECAC METRO Larry RInker, 2,702 W-6372-73— 2X Hortford 15 36 6 36 IN 280 phia, Barber 22 (Hpwe, Wilson), 10:36. Wash. 8. Jeff. 77, Hiram 60 St. Francis 59, Trinity 57 North Division Payne Stewart, 2,702 71-71-6369— 2X tournament record. Canwbell Conterenca Penalties— Carson, Phl,3:d8; L. Murphy, Westminster 97, St. Vincent (P a ) 75 Conference AH Game% Lou Graham, 2,1M. X-637468— 280 "I knew Renner was at 19 under Norris Division LA, 4:27; Smier, Phi, 6:27; RuskowskI, Wheeling At Ald.-Broaddus, Pod St. Cloud St. 65, So. Dakota 62 W LP e t. w L P e t. Scott Simpson, 2,1X X-737373— 2M LA , 9:20; Cochrane, Phi. 9:20; D. Tavlor, Wright St. 76, Gannon 60 St. John's (M inn) 56, Concordia 53 Long Island 7 3 .700 13 6 .684 Donnie Hammnd, 2,1X 71- 71-69-69— 280 par and I had to make a birdie,” he w L T Pts. OF OA L A ,11:43; Korab, LA, molor,misconduct, Chicago 36 16 7 79 2X 205 Yale 95, Columbia 70 TIttIn X , Ohio Dominican 55 F. Dickinson 6 3 .X7 12 8 .600 Victor Regalado, 2,1X 72- 69-69-70— 2M said. “I hit a pitching wedge and MInnesoto 19:12; SIttler, P lif malor, 19:12; Hardy, South Xitledo62 E. Michigan 48 St.Fran., NY 4 4 .500 7 13 .350 Mosahlro Kurmt, 2,1W 63737368— 2X. 29 15 13 71 236 204 .474 was just hoping it would get close. ” ^ Louis 16 29 11 47 200 223 LA, double-minor, 19:39; Clarke, Phi, Alo.-BIrm. 78, N.C.-Char. 70 ^ i-S ta te 57, Siena Heights 54 Siena 4 5 .444 9 10 Rod Nuckolls, 1,X5 63737373— 281 Detroit double-minor, 19:39. Ala. St. 78, Miss. Valley 72 UW-LaCrosseS6, UW-Plttvllle47 Marlst 3 5 .375 8 12 .400 Joey Rassett, 1,X5 7372- 6371— 281 It wasn’t close — it went into the 14 31 12 40 177 236 .389 Toronto 14 30 10 38 200 236 Shots on godl— Los Angeles 7-6-7— 20. Alabama 73, Georgia 71 UW-Mllw, X , UW-Osh. 58 Wagner -2 7 .222 711 Roger Maltble, 1,705 7371-71-69— 281 cup on one bounce —- to make him Phlladelphio 16-10-16— 42. Albany «3a) 83, Clark 69 UW-RIv. Falls 64, UW-E.CIalre57 South OtvMen Lennie Clements, 1,XS X-73-69-70— 281 Smvtho Division (toalles— Los Angeles, Laskoskl. Phila .667 the first player from Japan to win a Edmonton 31 16 10 72 307 230 Appalachian At Marshall, Ppd UW-Sheboygan 65, U W-Wosh. X Robt. Morris 7 2 .7X 14 7 Andy North, 1,2M 72- 69-6375— M2 Calgary . 24 9 57 238 239 delphia, Lindbergh Jt — 16,892. Athens St. 94, Ala. Christian 68 UW-Stns. Pt. 69, UW-Whtwter X St.Fran., (Pa) 6 5 .500 1011 .450 Dan Forsmanp-MX 73- 69-7370— M2 w 25 .400 PGA Tour event. Winnipeg 22 29 7 51 214 242 Atlantic Christian 113, Elon 98 Urbana 92 Rio Grande X Baltimore ' 2 5 .286 8 12 Rick Pearson, },&6 7371- 75-66— M2 "1 saw it go in,” he said. “It was Vancouver 18 27 11 47 202 221 Nordiques 5, Block Howks Austin Peav 70, Akron 68 Walsh 87, Mt. Vernon X Loyola 1 7 .125 1 17 .056 Hubert Green, 1,2X ■ 69-72-7368— 282 the greatest thrill of my career.” Los Angeles 19 29 6 46 206 246 Catawba 102, Lenolr-RhyneOO Wartburg 59, Wm. Penn 47 Russ Cochran, 1,2X 70- 69-7371— 282 4 Centre 79, Principla 61 METRO ATLANTIC ATHLETIC Bruce Libtzke, 1,2X 7372- 72-68— M2 (Top four in e a c h division ouallfv (or Westmar 97, Dordt 96 Conference All Games UPl photo Other foreigners have come Stanley Cup plavolfs.) Clemson 86, So. Carolina 81 Western III. X , Howard 45 (Jary Hollberg, 1,2X 637C ■'374— M2 Coastal Carolina 60, SC-Spartanburg * W LP e t. W L P e t. Rafael Alarcon, 1,2X X-73/371— M2 from South Africa, Australia, New Saturday's Results Quebec 311—5 Western Tech 77, Kenosha Gty. 69 .700 47 Wichita St. I l l , Indiana St. X Iona 3 1 .750 14 6 Mark Calcavcch, 1,2X 73-637369— M2 SUN SOK HWANG SLAMS HARD RIGHT TO FACE Zealand and Spain. Toronto at Boston, ppd., snow Chicago 10 3-4 Fordham 5 2 .714 13 9 .591 Winnipeg 4, Detroit 2 Concord 82, Glenvllle65 Wittenberg X , Heidelberg X Don Bles, 877 72-637373— 283 With a national television au R rst period— 1, Quebec, (3oulet 41 St. Peter’s 4 2 .667 17 3 .850 X-737373-283 Haiitord 4, N .Y . Islanders 2 (unassisted), 2:57. 2, (2uebec, Goulet 42 Davidson At Va. Military, Ppd Wooster 57, Muskingum 56 Ed Sneed, 877 E. Tenn. 78, N.C.-Wllmlngton 68 Manhattan 3 3 .500 13 8 .619 Mac O ’Gradv, 877 69-736376— 283 . . .of Donald Curry during title tight Sunday dience looking on in both the Calgary 4, Buttalo 2 (Palement, M . Stastnv), 7:16.3, Chicago, Southwest 12 9 .571 Erskine 70, Francis Marlon 68 Alcorn 73, Prairie ViewX Fairfield 2 4 .333 Jon Chaffee, 877 70637374-283 United States and Japan, Aoki N.Y. Rangers 3, Montreal 2 T . M urray 6 (Fox, Crossman), 13:51. 4, Arm y 1 6 .143 6 13 .316 Pittsburgh 6, Los Angeles 4 Fla. St. 83, Jacksonville 74 Ark.-LIttle Rock 85, SE Louisiana 83 Mike Holland, 877 . 71- 69-7371— 283 Quebec, M . Stastnv 34 (P . Stostny, A. Flagler 113, Clearwater Christian 81 7167-7372— 283 provided one of the most spectacu St. Louis 5, New Jersey 1 Stastny), 19:44. Penalties— Secord, Chi, OT E a s t c o a s t Bobby Wadkins, 877 lar shots to end a Tour tournament. Minnesota 5, Chicago 4 Florida 61, Vanderbilt 54 Arkansas 62 Texas A8,M 55 East DIvIsloh Mike NIcolette, 877 X-72-7S67— 283 5:33; Moller, Que, 12:05; T . M urray, Chi, (3a. Southern 75, Augusta Coll. 48 Dan Halldorson, 877 7269-71-71— 283 It also was hjs third eagle over Sunday's Results 15:39. Bishop 116, Wiley 110 . Conference All (Kimes Successor 4o Sugar Ray Washington 6, Winnipeg 1 , (3ordner-Webb 85, Lander 78 Centenary 56, Houston Bapt. 55 W LP e t. W L P e t. Steve Hart, 733 71-71-69-73— 284 Second period— 5, Quebec. Slelgher 5 (JeorolaTech 70, Wake Forest 69 706371-75— 284 the final 28 holes. Hartford 5, Toronto 3 (Polement), 16:43. Penoltles— E. Cent. Okla. 62, NW Okla. X (2ot) Hofstra 6 1 .857 15 6 .714 David Ogrin, 733 Aoki said he hit a driver and a Quebec 5, Chicago 4 ' (Srorgetown ( Ky) 69, Thomas More59 E. New Mex. 101, Sul Ross St. 83 Drexel 4 1 .800 11 10 .524 Jim Nelford, 733 7169-71-73— 284 Eldebrink, Greensboro 73, C. Newport 69 (ot) Gene LIttler, 733 W-737372— 284 3-wo^, but “tried too hard to get it Boston 3, Vancouver 1 Que, 7:19; Secord, Chi, 17:28. Henderson 54, Arkansas Tech X LaSalle 4 1 .800 10 10 .500. Los Angeles 5, Philadelphia4 High Point 82, Guilford 79 Houston 74, Texas Christian 66 American 4 2 .667. 13 8 .619 George Codie, 733 71-69-7372— 284 Third period— 6, Chlcogo, Crossman 1) JackMnville 97, Delta St. 63 7369-71-72— 285 close to the green” and ended up in Monday's (3amts (Savard, Larm e r), 1:50. 7, Chicago, M cM urrv 83, Tarleton St. X Towson St. 1 5 .167 5 15 .250 Gll Morgan, X2 Curry learned lessons Edmonton at Montreal, 8:05 p.m . James Madison 62, Richmond 51 McNeese49, Texas-Arllngton48 West Division Larry Mize, X2 7372-72-71— 285 the left rough. Wilson 12 (unassisted), 8:04. 8, Chicago, X-737374— 285 "Buffalo at St. Louis, 9:05 p.m. Savard 26 (Larm er, Crossman)) 9:12. 9, Kentucky 71, Auburn 69 , Midwestern X , Dallas Bapt. X Rider 5 2 .714 14 7 .667 Nick Faldo, X2 Renner, who made his charge Tuesday's Games Kv. Wesleyan 90, St. Joseph's85 ' Missouri 84, Oklahoma 79 (ot) Bucknetl < 5 2 .714 12 7 .632 Darrell Kestner, .702 736371-76— 285 Quebec, A. Stastny 25 (Rochefort, 71- 71-7372— 286 after starting the round at 203 — Los Angeles at Hartford Goulet), 9:40. Penalties— Eldebrink La. Tech 46, Arkansas St. 44 (ot) N.M . Highlands 109, Adams St. 94. Lafayette 2 5 ..286 614 .300 Charles Coodv, 6X N .Y . Islanders at Quebec V Lxine 67, Miles Coll. 66 New Mex. St. X , W. Texas St. 87 Delaware 1 7 .125. 8 9 .471 Pat Lindsey, 6X 67-7372-76— M7 two strokes behind Aoki and fellow Que, LemoyneOwen 56, Christ. Bros. 55 Buddy Gardner, 674 X-72-77-72— 289 (Jetroit at Pittsburgh :48; Eldebrink, Que, 8:32; B. M urray, Nicholls St. X , Texos-S.A. X Lehigh 1 7 .125 .389 but wound up ds chomp co-leaders Ed Fiori and Vance Livingston 72, Miss. Coll. 64 No. Texos 88, Pan American X Rick Dalpos, X2 73737476— 2X MInnesoto at New Jersey Chi, 10:31; Aubry, Que, 15:29; (tordner, Heafner — picked up six strokes on Vancouver ot Winnipeg Livingstone 74, N.C. Central 73 Ouachita 72, Arkansas Coll. X PACIFIC-IO EastWood;.X2 72- 637372— 2X Chi, 18:36; Moller, (2ue, 19:54; Bouchard, Conference AH (James 69-7377-74— 2X Que, 19:54; Larm er, Chi, 19:54; Savard, Louisiana St. 72. Miss. 63 Ozarks X , Cent. Arkansas X Bill Kratzerf, X2 1 night. there were lho.se who were appeared dazed throughout the the day. ® Maryland At Duke, Pod S.F. Austin 50, Angelo St. 48 W LP e t. w L P e t. BUI 72-737760— 299 FORT WORTH. Texjs (UPI) - Chi, 19:54. 9 1 .900 17 3 .850 surprised the bout was not stopped. rest of the round. "I was checking my scorecard UP) photo AH L standings Shots on goal— Quebec 19-10-11— SW Oklahoma 69, SE Oklahoma 66 Donald Curry learned a few South SW Texas 72, Howard Payne 59 7 2 .778 13 6 .684 b "Yes. I was surprised they didn't "But 1 wasn't hurt by that when the crowd roared,” he said. 40. 8 3 .727 16 5 .752 lessons Sunday night, but he wound Chicago 6-14-13— 33. Maryland At Duke, Ppd Sam Houston X , Abll. Christian 67 stop it in the 13th round. " said punch,’' Curry said. "H e actually "But it didn’t sound like the roar- Northern So. Methodist 64, Rice 57 7 4 .636 13 n .542 up^teaching Jun Sok Hwang quite a JAPAN’S ISAO AOKI ONE HAPPY FELLOW Goalies— Quebec. Bouchard. Chi Middle Tenn. 71, Tenn. Tech 68 .600 hurt me with a couple of other, when someone holes out. w L T Pts. GF GA Miss. St. 75, Tennessee 66 St. M ary's (Te x ) 92, H.-Tillotson X 6 4 .600 12 8 few as well and in so doing became Curry, a native of Fort Worth who . . ,after he won Hawaiian Open In Honolulu Fredericton 29 18 8 66 240 186 cago, 4 6 .400 12 8 .600 Sports punches, but not that one," "1 though he had left it a foot Esposito. A— 17,875. MorehecKl St. 95, E. Kentucky 72 Texas Tech 78, Texas X the World Boxing Association won six national amateur titles. "I Novo Scotia 29 22 5 63 271 229 M urray St. 74, Central St. 56 Texas A&l 81, E. Texas St. 65 4 6 .400 11 9 .550 Curry administered almost con short and I as preparing myself for Maine 27 24 6 60 227 220 4 7 .364 13 11 .542 welterweight champion. hit him once in that round.on,the N.C. A & T 94, Florida A&M 67 Texas Southern 95, Grombllng 85 (ot) Calendar stant punishment in the 12th round, a playoff.” Adirondock 26 27 4 56 235 240 N.C.-Gr.eensboro 70, Va. Wesleyan Tulsa 64, Bradley 62 3 8 .273 7 13 .350 ‘T learned I can go 15 rounds for top of the head and that really hurt Moncton 21 30 5 47 201 223 O il .000 3 16 .143 after which Ju n ’s handlers had to It never came as Aoki danced up 69 Western New Mex. 52, Ft. Lewis X one thing." said the unbeaten him. But he has a real hard head. 1 Sherbrooke 18 34 4 40 209 255 N E Louisiana 68, Lam ar 67 (2ot) ' West help him back to his corner. In the the fairway to claim the “golden Southern Arizona St. X , Washington St. X WEST COAST ATHLETIC MONDAY Curry. "And I got knocked down tried to put him away, but I No.Kentucky 59, lUPU-Ft. Wavne44 Basketboll 13th Jun began to bleed from the pineapple,” the symbol of the Rochester 33 18 7 73 276 236 Notre Dame 43, No. Carolina St. 42 Brigham Young X , San Diego St. 67 Conferance All (James and that will give me experience couldn't." round, .but faltered at the end, Gil Morgan, this year’s ieading New Haven 28 22 5 61 217 209 Cal Poly Pomono Cal-St. L A X W LPet. W LPet. M C C at Housatonic, 8:30 nose and after a quick check by a Hawaiian Open championship. (Wethorpe 76, Mlllsaps Coll. 58 79 East Catholic at Aquinos (g irts), 7:30 down the road. Jun was ranked third by the finishing with a 65 to share fourth money winner, blew himself out o f- Hershev 28 24 3 59 212 207 Basketball Old Dominion 43, Wm. & Mary 42 Cal-IrvIneX, Utah St. 85 Pepperdlne 5 1 .833 15 7 .682 ringside doctor the fight was ■ Former Hawaiian Open winner St. Cothorlns 27 29 5 59 255 266 California Stanford 64 St. Mary's 5 1 .833 12 8 .600 Ice hockey ^ WBA and was unbeaten in 21 bouts place with Andy Bean, who won the a run at the championship with an Roanoke 106, Wash. & Lee 88 66, Manchester vs. Rockville at Bolton allowed to continue. Ben Crenshaw checked in with a Baltimore 24 26 8 56 250 264 •••••••••••••••••••••• S.C. St. 87, Bethune-Cookmon 84 Chatman 68, Cal Poly Slo X • Santa Clara 4 2 .667 16 6 .727. "But the main thing is that I won. coming into the fight. And in the Hawaiian Open in 1980, Fiori, opening 73 and finished far back. Binghamton 23 26 6 52 215 233 Colorado St. 84, New Mexico X Gqnzogo 2 4 !333 10 11 .476 Ice Palace, 1:30 » SW Louisiana 70, So. Miss. 65 Wrestling I'm champion. There are going to early rounds it seemed as if Jun final round 66 to lay sole claim to Peter Jacobsen and Ron Streck. Aoki, who played in three events S^In gtlH d 20 33 4 44 192 231 Salem 79, Fairmont 74 (2ot) E. Montana 89, Sea. Pacific 73 Loyola 2 4 .333 9 12 .429 Saturday's Results Fullerton St. 84, Santa Barbara X Portland 2 4 .333 8 14 .364 Simsbury at East Catholic, 6 be a lot more fights to come." had a chance of winning the fight. Referee Roberto Ramirez and third place at 271. NBA standings Samford 61, Mercer 60 W indham at Manchester. 5:15 earlier this year, said he will skip .Fredericton at Hershev, ppd., snow Southern Tech 69, (Jo. Coll. 63 Nevoda-Reno 78, Idaho St. 64 San Diego 1 5 .IX 7 13 .350 In his 16th professional bout Jun thundered into. Curry time judge Ishmael Fernandez, both of Another former winner. Hale At 273 were Dave Eichelberger the San Diego Open and will rejoin .New Haven at Baltimore, ppd.,snow Nevadq-Los Vegas Fresno St. 59 Spartonburg 76, Ferrum 64 66, TUESDAY Curry captured the championship after time, giving Curry little Puerto Rico, scored it 146-139 and Irwin, who set the record at 23- and Dan Pooley with J.C . Snead, the Tour in Florida at the Doral Adirondock 5, Moncton 3 Rostam Cenferwee St. Paul's 79, Hampton Inst. 70 Oregon St. 69, U C L A X ' St. Catharines 5, Binghamton 2 AtlQfitic DIvM on Pepperdlne 101, Loyola (Cal) 92 •••••••••••••••••••••• Basketboll left vacant when Sugar Ray opportunity to counterpuncl^. But judge Harmando Cedeno -of Pa under-par two years ago, moved Dan Pohl and Leonard Thompson Open. W L Pet. 0 8 Stetson 72 New Orleans 70 Manchester at Hbll, 8 into contention during the final Sherbrooke 4, Maine 3 Tenn.-Chatt. 82 Furman 56 San Jose St, 75, Long Beach St. 62 Leonard retired late last year. slowly Jun began to weardown and nama had it 148-140. . another stroke back. Rochester 5, Springfield 4 Phllodelphia 43 7 .MO — Tenn. Wesleyan 66, Milligan 58 Sqi California 65, Oregon 55 East Catholic at Bulkeley, 7:45 Curry sprained his left hand and Sunday's Results Boston 36 12 .760 5 S q Utah St. 78, Colorado Mines X Cheney Tech at East Hampton, 8 Curry's victory Sunday night when he saw he could not keep up 33 18 .647 IOV "Tenn.-Mariln 75, Valdosta St. 63 Soccer Bolton at Coventry, 8 X-rays were scheduled to be taken New Haven 4, Rochester 1 New Jersey 2 Tro y St. 66, No. Alobamo 61 St. M a ry’s (CaH 57, Santa Clara 56 was a bloody one over a bullish w ith the dancing footwork of Curry Nova Scotia 9, Binghamton 4 Washington 24 25 .490 18 Manchester at W indham, 3:30 power his foe in the early going W . Va. St. 85, W. Va. Tech 73 Eostem Division If there is no delay in Curry's Beth Daniel out front Tuesday's OWne Chlcooo 17 34 333 W .Vo. Wesleyan 91, Bluefleld St. 84 It was the first major fight for a paying off in the seventh round W L pet. GB WEDNESDAY Binghamton at Fredericton Indiana 15 35 Weber 92 Florida Bible 66 South , South Korean boxer since the late .when Jun. after catching a head- conditioning work, he will likely Cleveland 12 39 Lynchburg 76, Mory vllle XV Baltimore 19 7 .731 — Basketball Western Conference ' ( Western Carolina 87, Citadel 76 Cleveland 16 10 .615 3 South Central at MCC. 8 Duk Koo Kim died of injuries snapping left and a series of defend his title in April against Wingate n , Belmont Abbey T3 NC Cent. 101, WIn.-Salem St. I X (2ot) Midwest Division Sot Alabama 65, W. Kentucky 64 New York 15 11 .577 4 East Catholic at South Catholic ..suffered in a bout with WBA combinations^ suddenly sprung off Roger Stafford, the W B A ’s fourth- Wlnthrop 74, Wofford 65 Chicago 17 13 .567 4 Whalers 5, Maple Leafs 3 W L Pcf. GB- Midwest Vlllanova X , No. Carolina X J g irls ), 8 lightweight champion Ray Man- the ropes and caught Curry with a ranked challenger. C u ri^ said he San Antonio 31 21 .596 — Southwest Buffalo 13 14 .481 6V? Ice hockey. Augustono X , No. Park 68 Pittsburgh - 12 15 .444 V East Catholic vs. Fermi at Enfield cini. And because of the amount of right uppercut.- thought that fight would be held in in rain-delayed LPGA Toronto 0-1-1-3 Dallas 25 24 510 4W Aurora 72, Rockford Coll. 71 St. Edward's X , Texas Lutheran 67 7 3 Hartford 1-M-5 Kansas City 25 25 JOO West Memphis 11 17 .393 9 Twins Rink, 8 ^ Curry slumped to his knees and "Italy. .461 Ball St. 66, W. Mich. 58 Western Division Wrestling punishment Jun took Sunday- First perKxl— 1, Hrtfd., Stoughton, 30 Denver 25 27 Bapt. Bible 89, Columblo X Boise St. X , Montana St. X Utah 18 34 J46 San Diego 16 12 .571 — East Catholic at East Hartford, 6 (Johnson), 4:47. Penalties— Valve, Bellarmlne 92 Ashland 79 15 11 .577 — earner said, "and Beth is a good To r Houston 10 40 .200 Kansas City ' SARASOTA, Fla. (UPI) — Beth Unless Nancy Lopez or Pat Pacific Division ' Beloit 58, RIpon 54 Phoenix 17 13 .567 THURSDAY mudder.” 13:09, Derlago, To r (doublemlnor), 18:02. ■ Bethel X , St. M ary’s 67 14 12 .536 1 Daniel was poised to resume her Bradley come up with a spectacu Voica, Hrtfd. (double m inor). Second Los Angeles 38 10 .792 — St. Louis Basketball Butler 64, St. Louis 52 College standings 13 12 .520 . V /7 But earner said the rain- soaked period— 2, Hrtfd, Lacroix 4 (Fronds, Portland 29 21 .580 10 Wichita Coventry at East Catholic (girls), defense of her Sarasota Classic lar closing round, they will have to 30 22 J77 10 Capitol 62 Ohio Northern 52 Golden Bay ■7 19 .269 8c 7:30 course was almost too much for Sullman) 1:10.3, Tor Glngras6 (Frycer) Phoenix . Case W. Reserve X , Bethany 62 Connors of top of game title today -r- weather permitting. wait until later to determine which Seattle 28 23 .549 11'/> Los Angeles 5 24 .172 llVa 4:28. 4, Hrtfd., Frands 21 (Sullman and her Saturday. X X .400 19 Cent. Mich. 74, Kent St. 66 \ • 1 FRIDAY Daniel had a two-stroke lead will become the fourth LPGA McDougal) 6:08. 5, Hrtfd., Stoughton 31 Golden State Cent. Mo. X , SE Missouri 77 She said the extremely wet grass Son Diego 17 35 .327 X Bosketball over former champion JoAnne member to surpass a million ( Johnsson and Adams) 19:25. Penalties— Cent. (Iowa) 71, Luther 69 (ot) Soturday’s Results Fermi at Manchester, 8 Sulllvon, Hrttd., 2:47; Cullman, Hrtfd., Sunday's All-Star Result Cent. Methodist 95, Mo. Volley 62 BIG E A S T earner when third-round play was dollars in winnings. destroyed her chipping game, East 132, West IX Conference Atl Gomes Pittsburgh 7, Chicago 6 (O T ) East Catholic ot Xavier, 8 causing her to take a bogey and a 3:32. Chicago St. X , McKendree69 Cleveland 7, St. Louis 6 Coventry at Cheney Tech, 8 suspended by rain Saturday. The Bradley entered the Sarasota Third period— 6, Tor, Terrion 11 Monday's Gomes Cornell 57, Know (III) 56 W L Pet. L Pet. as Higueras learns quickly (No (James Scheduled) 9 .818 2 .909 Phoenix 8y Buffalo 3 ''' VInal Tech at Bolton. 8 double bogey on the front nine St. John's drenching rain continued into Classic with career winnings of (Harris, (Javin) 4:43. 7, Tor, Valve 31 Culver Stockton X , Baker 63 Sundoy's Results (Anderson, Glngrin) 7:11. 8, Hrtfd, TUMdOV'B QOITHI Villonova 9 4 .810 Manchester at Ferm i (g irls), 3:30 8978,318, while Lopez had 8976.660, before she got back into contention DePauw 55, Washington (Mo)51 Baltimore 6, Golden Bay 4 Ice hockey Sunday, forcing postponement un Sioughton 32 (Lacroix, Sullivan) 15:04. Indiana at Chlco w , 8:35p.m. Deflonoe 67, Findlay 53 Boston Coll. 7 .700 4 .810 TORONTO (UPI) -.Younger have played this week. So, if you pro Tim Mayotte said he sensed an and the first prize money of 826,250 with back- to-back birides on 13 Atlanta at Houston, 9:05 p.m. Georgetown 6 .667 6 .727 New York 6. Pittsburgh 5 Manchester at Masuk, 9:15 til today when the weather forecast Penalties— Smith, Hrtfd, 5:53; Farrish, Detroit 55, Oklahoma City 40 Kansas City 6, Chlcogo 3 e professional tennis players try to didn’t like it I can’t help you out. overwhelming self assurance in and 14. To r, 13:05; Daoust, To r, 18:31; Adorns, San Antonio at Los Angeles, 10:Xp.m . Syracuse 6 .600 5 .789 was favorable — calling for w'buld boost either past the million Drake 71, Illinois St. 57 455 9 .571 San Diego 4, Memphis 1 SATURDAY console themselves with the cer My main concern is just to try to Connors. Hrtfd, 18:31. Son Diego at Portland, 10:Xp.m . D rury 75, SW Baptist 67 Pittsburgh 5 turning fair, breezy and cooler. dollar mark. Shots on goal— Toronto 12-114)6- Washington pt (Jolden State, 10:35p.m. providence 3 273 11 13 .458 Basketball stay at this level.” ■ "He is so confident that it is E. Ill, X , SIU-EdwardsvllleS7 Mondoy's Gome MCC at Tunxis, 8 ta in ty that Jim m y Connors is Daniel, .who was 7-under-par But they are well off the pace set "They had to sponge off the 10th Elmhurst Mllllkin 67 Connecticut 2 7 222 911 .450 > (All Times EST) almost impossible to win the big J l- TO, Seton Hall 0 12 000 4 18 .182 South Catholic at Eost Catholic, 5:30 getting older, but his confidence Connors routed the tall, bearded when play was halted, was to by Daniel, who seeks to be the first green for us and the 16th green was JHorttord 09-17418.34. ’ Eureka 96, M ocM urrav 74 Golden Bay at New York, 8:05p.m. "Goalies— Toronto, Palmateer. Hart ATLANTIC 10 Tuesday's <3omes Ice hockey troubles them. Higueras 6-2, 6-0. 5-7, 6-0 to claim points against him,” Mayotte said. Eastl32,West123 ^ Ferris St. 97, Anderson 55 Eost Division Manchester vs. Rockville at Bolton resume play at the 16th tee, while Sarasota champion to successfully under so much water I marked my ford, (Jeo. Williams 69, (Joshen 52 Kansas City at Baltimore, 7:35 p.m. his first tournament victory of the The field was not as formidable Conference All Gome Clevelond at Memphls,B:35p.m. Ice Palace, 9:45 They worry that it hasn’t stopped earner, who was 5-under, was on defend the title. ball with a tee because I was afraid /Allien. A— 94)46. EAST (1»> \ Grace 63, Bethcel 48 ^ East Catholic vs. Windsor at Bolton year. Hi.s schedule had been a light as tournament organizers had Gustavus 84, Augsburg 71 w LP e t. W L P e t. growing yet. the 16th green facing an 18-foot When play was halted Saturday, my marker would flood away,” she Bird 7-14 GO 14, Ervlng 11-19 33 S5, Rutgers 7 1 .875 16 4 .800 Ice Palace, 7:50 one up until the Toronto event. He hoped because of the withdrawal of Malone 3-8 4-6 10, Cheeks 38 Hanover 76, Earlhom 69 birdie putt. Bradley had slipped to 4- over for said. OoTt, Indiana 75, Wisconsin 56 St. Joseph's 5 4 .556 11 9 .SX The Wimbledon and U.S. Open had played a series of special Bjorn Borg and Lendl and the poor Thomas 9-14 1-1 19, Moncrief 314 4-5 X , Temple 3 7 .300 812 .400 •••••••••••••••••••••• champion defeated a stubborn Kathy Postlewait was 3- under, the tournament and Lopez was Although Daniel described con> Mar. Johnson 3101-2 7, Parish 58 3413, Iowa M , Illinois 66 -touramenls and exhibition play of Vitas Gerulaitis. Capitals 6, Jets 1 Iowa St. 59, K(xisas St. 40 Rhode Island 1 7 .125 614 .300 Jose Higueras of Spain in four sets with JoAnn Washam, Donna White . 2-over. ditions Saturday as "horrible,” Toney 85 04) 8, B. Williams 34 24 8, Moss. 1 7 .125 514 .263 CAR CARE matches. His only major, tourna But Higueras, a clay court Theus 35 30 0, Lolmbeer 1-1 33 2. lowo Wesleyan 102 Mt; Mercy X and Alice Miller^at 1-under. "I'm very encouraged with the she played a steady round of golf -8 1 0 — 1 Judson (toll. 64, III. Benedlctlne62 West Division Golf Sunday to win the $250,000 Tennis ment was the Indoor Masters in specialist who will also be 30 in Totals 57-106 1 3 X 132 Penn. St(rte 8 2 .800 16 6 .727 iRNiR This was supposed to be an off way I played,” Daniel said after ’ despite the elements. She had all Washington ^ W E S T ( I X ) Lake Forest X , Lo w re n a 54 2 .750 15 5 .750 Challenge and cap a week in which which he was beaten in the March, said the stature of Connors’ ' First perl(xl— 1, Washington, Houston Lakeland X , Trinity Christian 68 W. Virginia 6 •••••••••••••••••••••• he was given little more than a week for the LPGA tour with her partial third round. " I played pars on the front nine and birdled English 7-14 31 14, Lucas 38 31 6, St. Bona. 6 3 .667 14 & .700 semifinals by Ivan^l-endl. opposition would not have 19 Abdul-Jabbar 312 2-3 X , M agic Johnson Uxras 82 St. Norbert 69 4 .429 811 .421 competition scheduled to resume extremely well.” 11 and 14 before taking her only (Holt, Jarvis), 0:54; % Vltashinoton, Louisville 81, Marquette X Duquesne 3 light workout by some of the top . mattered. 7-16 34 17, Thompson 37 33 10, (Jervin G. Wash. 2 5 .286 11 9 .550 Feb. 27 at Tucson. " I ’m normally a good mudder,” bogey on 15. (furrie 7 (Ja rvis), 8:38. Penalties— 38 32 9, Wilkes 48 2-2 10, SIkma 48 33 Loyola (III) X , Oral Roberts 76 IV Y L E A G U E players in the sport. During his five days in Toronto. "The way Jimmy is playing I Lukowich, Win, 1:50; EngbloVn, Was, Malone 85, Cedorvllle X PGA results am playing the best tennis of Connors lost only one of 13 sets. He 16:19, Second period— 3, Woshlng- 8, Gilmore 24 1-2 5, G. Williams 39 33 Conference All (James "I don’t think anylx^y can beat 6, Paxson 37 1-2 11, Vandeweghe 34 1-2 ' Mankato Bethany X , MInn.-Waseca w LP e t. W L P e t. m y life," said the 30-year-old won 79 of 105 games. The 11th- tOfty 54 him,” said Higueras, whose Duchesne is (C urrie), 7:34. W ortjng- 7. Totals 5310112-19 IX . Penn 7 O'l.OOO 13 6 .689 By UnIfad P ra x Intarnational 4, East . 42XM23-1X Marietta 82 Kenyon 67 5 2 .714 11 8 southpaw, whose victory earned ranked Higueras earned the dis runner-up check of $50,000 repres ton, Loughlin 14 (unassisted), 17:05. 5, Marian X , Indiana Tech 46 Princeton .S/9 (838A80 Hawaiian Opan) hirn $100,000. "Some of the guys tinction of being the player who 76 drivers make run today Winnipeg, Hawerchuk 29 . (Mullen, West 3IXX3S-1X Maryville 62 Wobosh 58 (ot) Yale i 3 .571 8 10 .444 A t HonolMhi, Fab. 13 ented the biggest payday of his Three-point goal— Gervin. Fouled Cornell 4 4 .500 8 12 .400 (P a r X ) have youth on me but that doesn’t took that lone set from the W(it- ' out— Miami (Ohio) 52 Ohio U. 51 career. “The fact that Jim m y was ters), 17:32. Penalties— HolL Was, 0:43; Michigan 74, Mlchlgon St. 67 Columbia 4 4 .500 713 .350 By Karl Bartorla i champion. ■ None. Total fouls— East 15, West 18. Brown 3 4 .429 613 .316 iMO Aoki, $X,SOO 63706567— 2X bother me’much - so confident on the big points Cdmpbell, Win, 4:10; (Justafsson, Was, Rebounds— East 52, (Bird 13), West 37 Mllw. Strltch 92 Marematha 91 Ot S ^lc a Manager 5:57; AAaruk, Wos, 10:05; Currie, Was, MInn.-Duluth 74, Winona St. 43 Harvard . 9S 6 .2X 910 .474 Jock Renner, 35,100 69636666— 269 "I. can’t play any better than I Earlier in the week, sophomore medht I didn’t win many games.” (Lucas 7). Assists— East 36, (Toney, Dartmouth 515 .250 18-28. M o.-SLLoi^^^»lng^to^J^^^ . J - L .US. for berths in Daytona 500 Third period— 6, Washington, Gustaf- Thonnas, Bird 7), West 37 (AAog. Johnson 16), A— 17,505. sson 15 (Corpenter), 4:03.7, Washingftjn, \ Now 12 (Haworth, Stevens), 19:52. ROBERT J. SMITH/ Inc. DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (UPI) said Cliff Stewart, owner of Geoff staying out front.” . ^ Penalties— Steen, Win, 3:59; Carpenter, HOME It doesn't hurt to wash the out Was, 4:34; Mantha, Win, 4:50; ^ ln g < Chop, slice, cut game — Drivers sought a break in the Bodine’s Pontiac, which hit 198 Ron Bouchard will start on the College hoop results side of your headlight arid Virginia Slims Win. 7:12; Houston, Was, 13:02; Butler, tailllghts occasionally; they mph during practice last week. " It outside pole. Allison is on the Win, 17:30; Steen, Win, 19:37. _ weather and a record time at the MSURANSMTHS SMCC will provide better visibility at Daytona International Speedway depends on the weather. That’s the fourth row and Waltrip on the fifth, ■^ots on goal— Winnipeg 9-138— 28. Saturday's Ratutts ____ net play opens WaiUilngton 10-7-11— 28. By UnNad Praia inNmattaiial 1914 night. If you still have trouble of Vilas right style in pole- position qualifying that biggest factor. Realistically; “I expect a banzai race, and CtOoltenders— Winnipeg, Soetoerf, Wa- -Rost seeing at night, check to be ' was postponed by a steady wee whoever sits on the pole Will run in that’s putting it lightly,” said Wngton, RIggin. A-9,58t Albany (N Y ) 57, Staten Island X DELIVERY sure your headlight beamk CHICAGO (UPI) - The Virginia the 199 to 200 mph range.” Allison. “It’s going to be a dandy.” Army At lono, Ppd are" shining straight ahead RICHMOND, Va. (UPI) - The When Denton tried rushing the kend rain. Assumption 91. St. Mictraalsll Slims tournament opens today Driver Dale Earnhardt said he This year’s Clash, which carries and not shining walleyed at strategy Guillermo Vilas used to net to avoid getting cut into Seventy-six drivers were sche |iruins3rCanucktl Bobson 84, RIC X the side of the road or In the down Steve Denton 6-3, 7-5, 6-4 in mincemeat on the baseline, he got ■ with nine of the 10 top-ranked duled to make a.run today for the expects "five or six cars” to better a 850,000 first-prize purse, ii Boston Coll. X , Holy Cross74 649-5241 eyes of other drivers. Check BrockportSt.47,fradonlaSt.42 ■ players in the world competing for e x p ^ e d to be even wUdeif becau^p your headlights on both high the finals of the Richmond Tennis to the net in time to watch Vitas’ top two starting spots for next Benny Parsons’ record. " I look for Brown 65, Cornell 61 a 6S E. Cantar Strsat Classic read more like a recipe shots pass by. 1150,000 in prize money. Sunday’s 25th annual 81 million 197.5 or 198.5 mph to be on the for the first time in the five years oi Buffalo U. U. Buffalo Sf. 64 and low beams. If one of your headlights won’t work on low than tennis — chop, slice, cut The best example came in the ' Highlighting the field of 33 'Daytona 500 classic. The re pole,” he said. the event drivers were permitted LFIrst period— None. Penoltles— CW Post At Pratt, M Manchaatar, Cl. Haiirtirater I'lpralii to bring different cars for the Clas|) Carnagla-Mallon 81,, ,Allegheny 76 but does ijirork on high, you against the grain final game of the second set. Vilas players will be top-seeded Martina mainder of the qualifying will be Bobby Allison is the defending nvskL*Bos,'8:3l; Williams, Van,15:14; will have to replace the bulb. hadn'teven comeclose to breaking Navratilova, who lost only three set during two qualifying races 500 champion. He also won the and the 500. NIII, Von, X :0 0 ;M llx jry , Bos, 20:00. **Costleton n , Albony (N Y ) 37 Ask for a sealed beam unit. If Vilas took home $100,000 Sunday Dentqn’s serve but was leading, matches in 1982 and has already Thursday. latest race at Daytona, the Fire “Some teams have fooled Second period— 1, Vancouver, Smvl 24 Chaynav X , AAans(lald69 it won't work on either high or (Halward, Bubla), 2:02. 2, B ^ o n , Clarkson 51, Hobart 46 low. you probably have a bad after he butchered sixtfvseeded 6-5. won two stops of the 1983 81 million cracker 400 in July. Darrell around with the car’s set-up Clarion X , Indiana (Pa.) 61 eaH Steady rains over the weekend Krushelnyskl 1$ (Palmer, Cash- connection In the wiring. Denton. The wily Argentine, In that game, Denton, known for championship series. She will not washed out practice runs Saturday Waltrip is the two-time defending ■between qualifying in the morning Connactlcut AtSt. John's (N Y),Ppd see action until Tuesday, when she and the Clash, and they’ve missed 3, Boston, Middleton 28 (Pedersim, Cortland St. 72 Potsdam St. M seeded second, broke Denton’s his booming first serve, put every and qualifying Sunday. The NASCAR points champion: Krushelnyskl), 14:13. Penalties— Dayton At LoSoHe, Pod serve in the final game of every set one in. He played some great faces Ann Kiyomura. 8300,000 Busch Clash and the . The Busch Clash, the richest per it about as often as they’ve hit It,'4 Dataware itairAt Kb (MLDWEIi OIL m. to post the victory. volieys but it didn’t matter. Vilas Seven first-round matchenargto ARCA 200 LaUr M oM r t n onfhe NATCAR circuit. Is said Waltrip. You won’t see that b S j :11; Holword, Vem. m o lp r^:4 $ ; K. DuquasnaTX TomoM.. this time. It ’s going to be a heck of a p o w d e r. Bos, m alor, 2:45; Bubla, Von, Edbiboro *4, CaHtomto (. Beware ot rust spots!! Bring The last time the two met, they was cooking and easily broke his be played beginning today. In the race also were reschedufea for a 20-lap, 50-mile all- out sprint Em. BHanryAtCofhellc, . •47-0047 your car to D ILLON FO R D ' played for more than hours. serve. opening round, Mima Jausovec today., among 16 pole- winners of a year race.” '% lrd period— 4, Boston, Middleton FOIrtlaM At St. Patarf. Pj)d 1 0 3 e*CJI.D. where our exp'srienced will take on Sabina Simmonds and ago. BUI Elliott will start from the The ARCA 200 is scheduled Fordhom At AAonhottan, m . technicians will make your car But Vilas did his work in just over "He played an unbelievable Some observers expect the top Genova X , Pt. Pork X Bonnie Gadusek will, face Helena pole position, the result of a blind between the 800 qualifying and the ^ederson), 16:25. Penollles— None. look as good as new *n our oym two hoiirs Sunday as he worked game at 6-5 in the second set,” qualifiers to break the 2.5- mile Hamilton 84, Union 65 body shop. We iionor nnajor Clash. Rick Roland, who set an 5-54— Hussonll, NcMon74 over Denton like a food processor. Denton said. "He nadn’t even Sukova. trioval’s grand national record of draw last week. Shots bn gool— Venoouver credit cards. ^ pen 8-5. Tel. 643- absolute track record of l90.on lllln o ls^lo a g o a t Boston U.,Ppd. His shots, usually to Denton’s come close to breaking serve then In other first-day'action, Wendy 196.317 mph and possibly crack the “My strategy? Just wide open,” 42 2145 tor ar app't at D ILLON mph in qualifying Friday, wUl Boston 7-1313— 31. John CorrollU Thial 66 649-8841 backhand, were cut and sliced and all of a-sudden it clicked. It’s about Turnbull of Australia, the world’s 200-mph barrier — a feat never said Elliott. "What else is there? I (Joal les— Vancouver. Gorrett. Bo3 Lotayatfa At Bucknall, Ppd FORD. 319 Main. "V/here carried all kinds of spins. Denton fifth-ranked plaver, will take pn accomplished at Daytona. feel like I ’ve got a good starting start from the pole position in ttw Lebanon Voll. X , AlbrlohtW dependability is a tradition.* as fine as I’ve seen him in play on ' 21st annual event. Peeters. A— 13352 Long Islnid At Baltimore, Ppd was forced into repeated errors. an indoor surface." Leslie Allen. ".I don't think it’s impossible,” spot, but the name of the game is MANCHESTER HERALD> Mon., Feb. 14, 1M 3 - 19 lOOK FOR THE STARS ^ » Look for the Classified Ads with* stars; stars help get you better results. Put a star on Your od and see what a difference it makes. * h a p p y a d s $3.00 PER JNCH * Telephone 643-2711, AAonday-Friday 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. •••••••••••••••••••«•••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• Halp W a n M 13 BulMIng Contracting 33 Articlaa lor Sale ••••••••••••••«••>•••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• ’ Proa ClaaaHlad Ada Apartmanta lor Hon! 63 NEW BRANCH - 81100 per LEO N C IE S Z Y N S K I month plus full benefits In BUILDER. New homes, RECORD PLAYER. TV- t o u r ' r o o m * a p ^ ^ AUTOMOTIVE our Marketing Departing, additions, remodeling, rec ALUMINUM SHEE^- Radlo console. 85.00 and with heat included. •••••••••••••••••••••••• Able to perform routine mechanical assembly work All shifts. Cau: Screening rooms, garages, kitchens used as printing plates. .(Hw on sub assemblies and light assemblies. Understan ydii can take It away. Call Walking distance to Main Operator 569-8202. remodelM, ceilings, bath thick, 23X28V4". 50c e a t^ l Street. First floor with V” **” **W********II ding of basic hand tools, able to build assemblies ------tile, dormers, roofing. or 5 for 82.00. Phone 643-' private entrance. 8450 per *m oa For sale 01 per print. Minimum supervision. Able to do all sub NEED MONEY? 875-8275 a Residential or commer- 2711. They MUST be picked,, 0 to 1” O .D . month. Call 640-2947...... and final assembly work'. 2-to J^ars experience. week. Local firm needs cial. 649-4291. up before 11:00 a.m. only.^; MICROMETERS, carbide 1981 CHEVY CAPRICE, High School Graduate requlr^. Mechanically in- three full time and four ------faces, satin chrome fric 3V5 ROOM APARTMENT. part time people. Flexible ELECTRICAL SESIVICEIS four door, V8. 27,000 miles. Basic blue print reading. Willing to do tion thimble, graduated in Private home. Heat, Call 647-1407. repetitive work. Physically able to do light nours. Will train. Call 569- - We do all tiq>es of Elec- tenths, like new condition, pliances. Working single assembly work. Please apply in person at: 8203. .trlcal Work! Licensed. Call in case. 840.00. Call 649- adult only. No ••••••«••••••••••••••••• after 5:00 p.m., 646-1516. SEASONED FIREWOOD »’ ets/children. Telephone 1978 CHEVY MALIBU Cut, split, delivered, 875.00> 1704 anytime. Help Wanted 13 Htip W a n fd GERBER SCIENTIFIC PRODUCTS Comfomfnfums 22 ------(lassie, four door, VO, air- ...... FARRAND a cord Minimum two cord. conditioning. Power 261 Broad SIraal, Manehaalaf 'Call an^im e, 649-1831. ■ MARBLE BATHROOM MANCHESTER - Two REMODELING - Cabinets, Vanity sink, real old. 26” MANCHESTER - One, steering. Low mileage. bedroom condo for rent. A- Roofing, Gutters, Room two, three. bedroom ana Call 5604673. SEASONED OAK" by m” round, 12" basin Assistant Professor C. 8575 with heat. 273-2013, Additions, Decks, all types marble backsplash, 10" townhouse apartments DRIVER-GUARDS 659-3008. of R e m o d e lin g and Firewood - for deliveries- high. Asking ^ .0 0 . Call available immediately...... Repairs. FREE call George Gritting, 8375, 8425, 8495. Security LOOKING FOR 1973 to Business Administration dover, 742-7886. T-7303. 1975 Plymouth for parts. Classified ads are taken 1 -1 BBAi COT ATE Estimates. Fully insured. required. Heat and hot Weekday evenings and Saturday AM and U REAL ESTATE Telephone 643-6017. Call 6494291. over the phone as a con Manchester Community College seeks can- NEW LEATHER custom water included. Call Ren dIdates for a position as Assistant Professor of Fraa ClaaaHlad Ada tal Office, 6494800. venience. The Herald is PM hours available. Must be In good •••••••••••••••••••••••• made shoulder hand bag, Business Administration, a full-time, 10-month, Hommu Far Salai M ROBERT E. JARVIS one third original cost, 1979 CHEVY LUV - 30,000 responsible lor only one physical condition over 21. Must have Homat For 8ala> . 23 guilding - Remodeling SOFA, Good conditio'nlLI »MANCHESTER - Main incorrect insertion and tenure-track, faculty position. 815.00. 646-2190. , miles, cap. Excellent con Minimum quallflcallons current Connecticut pistol permit and Class THREE BEDRObMS - Specialist. Additions, gar 899.00. Brown. Call 649-' Street. .2 rooms, heated, dition. ^000. 647-0601 or then only to th r size ol hot water, appliances. No Master’s degree and six years of college teaching. II license. Exc' 'lent driving record and den, living room, dining * °l!If ’ 1921. NO CANDY • Buy Merlin 227-3422. the original insertion. area, fire^ace, one bath, kitchens, bathroonis. pets. Security. Parking. Equivalencies will be considered. ^ employment background eaaentlal. Call P er electronic game for your Errors which do not Well landscaped, treed lot, FULL SIZE Double malT child for Easter. Only 523-7047. lessen the value of the Ma|or duties sonnel Department at 522-8904 between situated on a quiet street, dows/doors. 643-6712. tress and box spring m ad^ 810.00. Includes six new advertisement will not Includes teaching business administration 9:30 AM and 4 PM tor appointment. Convenient location. 869,- „ „ by the Blue Bell mattress; tiatteries, retail 825.00.649- VERNON/RockVille - 1970 CHEVY VAN be corrected by an ad courses; e.g.. management, finance, com 900. For further infor- Comel'y ‘ company, good condition.. 0632. accepting applications for cylinder, automatic. E.O.E. M/F matlon: 649^. Total building and Im- two bedroom apartments. Custom made. Original ditional inserliont( munications, etc. Asking 830.00. Call 646-,! Compensation •••••••••••••••••••••••• proveme}nt services in 0867. GUITAR CASE, brown, Rent includes heat and hot body in excellent condition. cluding but not limited to water. For information Inside completely done, Beginning salary Is $18,767 (negotiable). Fringe RN 11 p.m.-7 a.m. Enjoy fits Les Paul, excellent benefits Include group health and life Insurance □ BUSINESS kitchens, bathrooms, ad- POCKET SCANNER four' condition, 850.00. caU 1-2374858. EHO. .with vinyl and rug and pan working in a superior 45 Q B D U ir«B O ditions, garages, roofing channel, lo band, good coiK Telephone 643-4923. el. Runs excellent. Has to and retirement programs. bed unit with a skilled and SMLE a n a s c n v i W B o and siding, door and win- dition. 870.00 or best offer. MANCHESTER be seen to be appreciated. To apply, send a resume. Including the names of dedicated staff to assist AND ••••••••••«•••*•«*•<*••* dow replacement, C all 649-8400 - leav.cL. Gorgeous five room first New tires and mag wheels at least three references, and official un SAN GIORGIO ski boots fBaudirstrr you. A very fine working Sarvicaa OHarad 31 remodeling, renovations message for Al. ^ „ size OW, blue with pull out floor apartment. with locks. Asking 82500 or dergraduate and graduate transcripts, by March atmosphere with good DML •••••••••*•*•••••••••••< and new construction. 646- liners, good condition. Completely redecorated. best offer. HrraiJ 15, to: Dr. William E. Vincent, President, wages and fully paid R EW EA V IN G BURN ______RED MAHOGANY th r e ^ ' 825.00. Call 6404619. Large modern kitchen. Manchester Community College, 60 Bldwell employee fringe benefits. drawer dresser, no veneer, Lots of counters and Please call or visit Mrs. K^^reM i?£?"windw DESIGN KITCHENS by dust covers, 875.00 or bes^ cabinets. Dishwasher, ■M M Street, Manchester, Connecticut 06040. The star Urban, Director of Nurses, WOOD/BRASS glass ting date for this position Is August, 1983. otter. 289-0015. %offee table, 845.00. Call stove. No pets. 8450 plus REPOSSESSIONS 646-0129, Manchester AUTO CLUB S' t V FOR RENT vanities,7oi?nica,‘’wilMii security. 64^2000. Manchester Community College Is an equal opportunity 6tf-61S2 day or evening. FOR SALE Manor Nursing Home, 385 Manchester Office CAMPER TOP for six foot 1979 Oldsmoblle employer and adheres to the pri'AcIples of affirmative action. West Center Street, 391 Broad St. . pick-up. good conditloo., ONE CHAIR, white wood TWO BEDRCXIM Apart Cutlass, excellent □ NOTICES Manchester. Manchester, Ct. ______complete woodworking ment available March 1st |P u t your personality- to w orl(l 860.00. Telephone 649-7139, , frame with yellow cond. $5000. BRICK, BLOCK, STONE - service, custoin made fur- off Center Street. Security PART TIME help needed make part of your J cushions, 88.00. Telephone FULL TIME Salesman - TELEPHONE & GOOD [for you and Concrete (^himnev "iture, colonial reproduc- required. 8400 plus 1975 Chevy Monza Lott and Found evenings in pharmacy. appliance, T.V. Sales. Must Iday pay as a permanent parti ATARI 2600 -. year old, twg, 6496801. Typing 'i experience Repairl.^ ‘ ‘No^jdlT Too *" ® vartetlM of joysticks, two paddles; utilities. 6464780. $1100 Some retail experience have experience. Excellent required for a receptionist ftim e telephone sales Rep fo ri 1979 Ford Courier FOUND - SET OF KEYS Small ** Pall fi44-ft356 hardwood and veniers combat included, perfeqi, o r s a l e necessary. Apply in person wage and benefits. Call for position. Person with a ■ I a a a . Mon. thru FrI. mornlnGsl &maii. bail uwwoe. gTOCK. Call 64D- F - knitted double at Lincoln Center. Can be 9 - 5 at Liggett Rexall, condition. Call 646-7329j Oed size bedspread, white MANCHESTER - Duplex, Pick-up, 4 interview, between 12 and pleasant telephone per #9am - 1pm. Excellent ear-J cyl. $3300. picked up at the Manchester Parkade. 3pm - ask for Valerie. 647- Inings, super staff. Oreatf C Si M Xrcp Service 9658. after 3 p.m., 885.00. with pink, never used, two bedrooms, eat-in sonality and a math ap Jcompany. Experlancel kitchen, fully applianced, 1978 Chrysler LeBaron Manchester Herald Office 9997. ■ titude for diversified estimates. Discount senior - - 8M.00. Worth at least 8^. between 8:30 and 5 p.m. NO EXPERIENCE (preferred. Call 521-7220 forJ citizens. Company ^ DUAL 1215 turntable witST 742-6016. full basement. UuUtles not $2950. duties. Send resume with t interview appointment. . 1 included. No pets. 646-1340. Monday - Friday. NECESSARY! Attention $250.00 WEEKLY ^ E.O.E.] Manchester owned and DiTTu/irT i ufTMir im Stanton 681 EEE car 1970 Ford Thunderbird salary requirements to tridge. 865.00. Telephone. homemakers, students, PAYCHECKS (fully P.O. Box 93, Buckland Of operated. Call 646-1327. ^^'lem eit C^mlany*": GIRLS CORDUROY $700 LOST - Boys 20-inch BMX everyone! If you have — 1183. Slacks by Gant, perfect TWO BEDROOM guaranteed) working part fice, Manchester, Conn. Townhouse Condo, IVk The above can be bicycle, blue, with white evenings and Saturday or full time at home. Week TRUCK MECHANIC - 40 LIGHT TRUCKING - Fen- ‘SA* condition, waist 27, 85-50. seen at OgOB handlebars and seat; with 06040. cing. Attics, cellars, gar- alterations, additions. 6f9- Call 043-5076. baths. Security, lease and mornings free, and need ly paychecks mailed hour week. Maintenance 29” AVOCADO Gas kltcbdh'^ references required. One •IS Main at. pads. Norman St. area. extra money, we have a directly to you from Home with some major repairs. agea cleaned. All types Reward. If found, please limited number of CONSTRUCTION trash, brush removed. •••••••••••••••••••••••• stove connected to bottle, LADIES SIZE 12 Head child accepted. No pets. Office every Wednesday. PROJECT - Represen Call 647-9137 8 am-4;30) 1pm. . call 643-4735 positions available in our Picket, Split Rail, Stake Houaahold Qooda 40 gas, may be converted to', black and white ski outfit, 643-2301. Start immediately. No tative (clerk of the works) city gas. Asking 899.00)." phone sales operation. experience necessa^. Fences installed. 528-6670. •••••••••••••••••••••••• originally 8200 asking 875. Minimum five years super- OLDER MATURE MAN ------USED Call mornings, 6 4 ^ 2 ^ . - FOUR ROOMS - Heat and FOUND - Beautiful, fluffy Earn $67.40 to $100.00 per National company. Do visory construction wanted for deliveries of Telephone 046-2638. grey female cat. Vicinity week. Call Gerry to set up DICK’S SNOWPLOWING - REFRIGERATORS, hot water. 8450.00. ' your work right in the com experience, all phases prescriptions. Days and ’Telephone 6494920 after Bowers School, an interview, Mon-Wed fort and security of your some evenings. Apply In Parking lots, driveways, WASHERS, RANGES - BROWN VINYL Wing Manchester. Call 646-1032. required to assist the apartm ents, stores, Clean, Guaranteed. Parts CREATIVE f u r n it u r e ! 5:30 p.m. between 6:30 and 7:30 pm own home. Details and owner full time for one person to manager at once. chair, good condition, at 643-2711. application mailed. Send sidewalks, sanding. C:all * Service. Low prices! - make your own table, 850.00. Call 6434463. year to observe the con Liggett Rexall, 404 West 646-2204. B.D. Pearl. & Son, 649 Main stool, etc. for childs room THREE ROOM heated FOUND - IN Manchester your name and address to: Middle Turnpike: near reservoir, two white struction of renovations to Street. 643-2171. or patio. Two foot YOUNG LADIES Full a p a rtm e n t. 118 M ain . *■!'. ■ ' ■ American Fidelity Com the Coventry High School Street. Third floor. No cats, one male, one female. Inflation Got You pany, Hiring D ^t. 77, 1040 •••••••••••••••••••••••• diameter cable spool.- length winter coat, good Approximate six months. Down? as a construction consul GOVERNMENT JOBS - Artlcfai for Safa 41 87.00. 649^)832. appliances. Security and Lone State Dr., New tant. Compensation com Various positions available condition, size 5-7, 815.00. Call 646-6064. Call 6494152. tenant insurance required. Bat Up. Got Out] Braunfels, TX. 78130. mensurate with indepth through local government 8380. Phone 646-2420 9 to 5 ■ :,ll^ ' ■ =:...... Earn good m tailing experience. EOE. Mail agencies. $20JXKI to $M,000 BEDROOM SET - five Partonalt AvonI Call 523-9401, piece, excellent condition. FOR SALE - Old fashioned weekdays. SECRETARY - Shorthand resume to Peter Abel, Inc. potential. Call (refun or 278-2941 Architects, P.O. Box 210, dable) 1-(61B) 569-8304 8375. Telephone 643-5211. In Cross Stitch buck saw, 85.00. Telephone WE WILL PAY you 50 or speedwriting/typist . 643-7153. AVAILABLE MARCH 1st. cents for every pound you needed for Ad Agency. Marlborough, CT 0644’f dept. CT104 for your 1983 Newer duplex, three lose for trying our new Must be self-motivated, prior to Feb. 25, 1983. No directory. ?4 hours. hcoRie Tax bedrooms, iw baths, rec MANCHESTER telephone inquiries please. CARPET LIKE NEW - product 647-8730. ’ Willing to learn. Call Judy, 13'xl6’. Green Shag. 805.00 room, fully applianced. No REALTOR looking for 646-2900. Servica utilities. No pete, 8525. . '1600 210 VALUE •••••••••••••••••<•••••• licensed agents for WAITRESS WANTED or best offer. Trtephone 6404657. Security and references Mortgaga Loam 8 progressive real estate FINISH CARPENTER to INSIDE SALES - Local Fridays 2-8 p.m. for • WALT ZINGLERS In required. 646-0454 before 3 FREE SERVICE •••••••••••••••••••••• agency. Call 643-1591, ask Sales office seeks ihside February, March and come tax service. Filing do interior renovation HORATIO ALGER books- or 647-1805 34 p.m. 2ND MORTGAGES to for Tony Wasilefsky, D.W. work. Call 646-0484. sales reps. We are looking April. Telephone 649-9937. per.onal' or small CONTRACT FOR ONE $150,000. fifteen years - Fish, for confidential inter for sell-motivated, sales (26) Price 862.00 for all, or businc’j tax returns. In 82.00 each. Telephone 649- M ANCHES’TER - Off REBATE fixed rate - no call. Low view. M ECHANIC oriented individuals. TYPIST-RECEPTIONIST your home since 1974. Porter Street. Nice three EXTRA YEAR... rates for good credit/./equi- Applicants must have 5647. ty. B. Cunningham , ^ WANTED: EXPERIENCED in front - International distributor 646-5346. room apartment. Heat, end and brake work. Must telephone marketing electric included. No pets. ne.v 1982's when you buy now' WITH UNLIMITED 5885. WAREHOUSEMAN-Truck in Vernon has immediate INCOME TAX' Ooga-Blrda-Pa*a 43 on sol«ctGd have own tools. Benefits in experience or related opening for full time Security deposit. 649-W92. Your CfKKk from Volkswagen o) Amenca driver, good opportunity background. For inter RETURNS prepared In for person with experience cluded. Apply in person or experienced person to han 1 '.t!' ov(^n hP applied to yOLir down payment. MILEAGE!! Halp Wantad call Suburban (Goodyear, view, call Mrs. DiPace, at your own home. Please ADORABLE Shih-tzu pup- SIX ROOM DUPLEX - dealing with mdsonry, 569-4990. American Frozen dle all phases of front of lies, eight weeks old. AKC otter ends February 25 1983 building products. Class II 328 Middle Turnpike West, fice including phones, in cell 647-1135.______Three bedrooms. No RN'S - LPN's - Full and 643-5189. Foods, Inc. tegistered. Wonderful utilities. Security required. part time positions license, boom truck and voicing, typing and telex. 6494600.______forklift experience needed. Much diversification in TAX CaU 640-2775. available. We are offering PREPARATION in SAMPLE BUY employment Monday - Reply Box 173, Buckland busy atmosphere. Prepara RABBIT with c u e and all Station, Manchester, Ct. GN a 8R. NURSING STUDENTS tion of export shipping your home. Reliable, Call ONE MONTH Free Rent - Friday with ■ an extensive accessories. 825.00. one bedroom, wall to wall benefit package and com-, 06040. documentation and telex reasonable. Norm 046-2219. experience helpful. Hours Marshall, 643^9044. carpeting, appliances, petitive salaries OR Satur OPEN HOUSE parking. (^ 1 647-0391. 1982 QUANTUM day's and Sunday’s at an SALES AND CASHIER 8:30 - 5:30. 871-0401. Smart shoppers shop extremely high hourly needed immediately full PERSONAL .INCOME Classified! They find that’s time in pleasant modern Come to ours and compare. By now you've had RN OR LPN - Charge Tax Service r Returns Homaa lor Rant 54 rate. Call Crestfield Con an opportunity to attend open house fuijctions at a good way to fight the h i^ GL4 Door Sedan valescent Home/Fenwood pharmacy. Retail Nurse position 7-3. Eveiy prepared, Tax advice cost of U ^ g . . experience necessary. most of the hospitals In the area. We won't toll you other weekend. Please caU THREE BEDROOM Full power equipment Including power wln- Manor in Manchester at given. Reasoinable Colonial, 2 bath^ formal 643-5151 Monday - Friday, Apply at once to Manager, how progressive and friendly our hospital la nor Mrs. Balet, ADNS, at ’ dows, power steering, power brakes, power Meadows Manor, 647-9191. rates. Call 646-7306' ^ta-AooMeoMea 40 dining room. Children 9am - 3pm. Liggett Parkade Phar how good our reputation Is In the community. gvening^ door locks, 6 way seat, power antenna, velour macy, Parkade Shopping Coma and evaluate for yourself at our open accepted. $050 monthly CORRECT CRAFT - Ski plus utilities. 643-6712. interior, air conditioning, automatic transmis Center, 404 West Middle house and buffet on Friday, February 18th from FEMALE COMPANION Turnpike. for elderly woman In Tlque. 16 footer. 302 In- sion, Intermitent wipers, dual side sport TOW.V OF MANCHESTER 5:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. In our conference rooms. PelnUng*Fap0rtng 32 mirrors, AM-FM stereo radio with cassette, LEGAL NOTICE Manchester. Room and ••••••••••»••••••••••••• boaid. 1070. Excellent con You will have an opportunity In an Informal at board plus compensation dition. Includes: Cover and •••••••••••••••••••••••• polyglycoat ruetproofing and morell The Planning and Zoning Commis INTERIOR PAINTING, MfaiYT mosphere to talk with admlnlatratora, medical staff OflteM-Sloree sion will hold a public hearing on ^and flexible time off. Plea over ten years experience, trailer. White and blue Tuesday. February 22, 1963 at 7:00 members, nursing supervisors. In-service Instruc sant residential area. Car flberglasa. 80600. After .6 tor ftanf 88 low rates and senior citizen •«•••••••••••••••••••••• M in the Hearing Room. Lincoln tors and Individual staff nuraea. We are looking available. Convenient to discount. 643-9980. p.m.r0404S70. (’enter, 494 Main Street, forward to a very, congenial ’ and Informative shopping. Position NEWLY RENOVATED Manchester. (TT to hear and con 310 square feet office evening and hope you will be able to Join ua. avaihble March 1st. Smd INTERIOR-EXTERIOR sider the following petitions: resume to Box SS, c/o The available. Main Street f’RKFfcRRED EQUITIES - We would appreciate It If you could call 646-1222 PAINTING - WaUpapering location with ample RESUBDIVISION - BROAD Ext. 2470 by February 16th to let ua know that you Manchester Herald or and Drywall Instpllation. • RENTALS telephone collect after 8 parking. Call 648-2891. STREET ( P-40 > - To resubdivide plan to attend. Please also feel free to call us It you Quality professional work. a lot of approxinnately 1.568 acres p.m. or weekends, 1-103- Reasonanle prices. Free INA into .3 lots - 251 Broad Street. have any questions. Q uaint and charming;*. ,Boonto Igr Boia------M MANCHESTER Main SsiPmi. Elstimates! Fully Insured.. !•••••••••••••••••••••••• SPECUL GREAT BARNEY T PETERMAN. SR - PHOTO-CUDE '‘Courtship" designs jurs-' Street. Newly renovated G.L. McHugh, 043-0321. simple to embrmder itr* ZONE CHANGE - NORTH MAIN MANCHESTER MEMORIAL HOSTITAL MAINTENANCE rATTCSN ELEGANT BED Sitting office space, 1200 square STREET (P-41) — To change the colorful cross-stitch on' room for young feet. Parking. The Hayayes C b A S S O F 71 Heynee Siroel PERSONNEL needed part zoning classificaUon from PAINTING it P A P E R guest towels or panels. protanional woman. Share Corp., 6464131. Re-s|dence B and Industrial to Mancbeeter, CT 06040 v time or full time at apart- Hanging. Ceilings Two handsome skirts for ‘ No. 2621 has transfer'' ment complex . In any aeason . . . a button- quiet house near but and DEAL PRICE!! (Manned Residence Development Wf EORM/F repaired. llefereDces. Ful trinunsd style with one for 6 motifs; color chartir hdapiUl. 800.00 weekly. for 3 parcels of approximately 2.04 Manchester. Experience In ly Insured. Quality work! TO OS ••••••••••••••••••••••••• 41,148 pleat; or a wrap-sldrt acres and to approve a General plnmUng, dectrical, and Martin Mattsson,T' evenings 0 » lil8 .______' Mfee. tor BanI 05 THEIR with two pleats. Plan of Development for the site — cleaning desirable. 6494431 390''4l4/420 North Main Street. Telephone 9-6 at 6484674. No. 88M with Phete- laaiuaer J^NCHESTBRMANCHESTER - Qeanue«m q n E BAY - Storage Mlv. MAURICE E. FRENCH - Gnide is in Sizes 24“ to Evenings at 643-7135. D.G. PETERSEN- Hsnahi ils i MersM >i>i aS' 8.85.00 per month, SPECIAL EXCEPTION ~ RIDGE a little spaoa 82". Size 26" waist . . . vice. 850.00 weekly. 640- te le p h o n e 6462000. STREET (F-35) — Application un PAINTING COMPANY - b u tto n -trim m ed , 1% fiwTetftvl'SS? ’elephone t 82%* of our readers BOOKKEEPER- for East 2818______der Article 11, Section 5.02.01 to I n t b e \ Interior Specialist. Custom yards 46-inch; wrap- OWN! Hartford roofing contrac convert a single-family dwelling to risitt plao^. have been in the wallpaper hanging. In- skirt, lit yards. ONE R(X)M - private en- •••••••••••••••••••••••• .a iwo-family dwelling - - 2 Ridge tor. One person office. surancu Damage Ap TO eaBOL ssaS UM far sash SPECIAL: Over 300 ae-*? Homaa-Apta. to ahatm 5$ Street Must be experienced in lectioBs and a FREB“ tnmee and bath. P a r ^ . No manor who you ora or what massaga you’d Ilka to praisers. Workmanship ra/ghMietfirirpsitsisssa Available immediately. •••••••••••••••••••••••• At this hearing interested persons Greater Manchester general ledM work, in Guiumteed! 0464467. exr P sttem Section in tbO* oommunicata, thara’t just nothing Ilka a Want Ad! may be heard and written com C a U ^ T IO .______ROOMATE WANTED- TO cluding trial balance. •••••••••••••••••••••••• ALBUM. Jo st 33.00. , share two bedroom flat Want A di ara the bmy little adi which appear each munications received. Copies of area for over 5 years. Preparation of quarterly ■NataMMiuM day ip the Clauifiad taction of your nawipapar . . . these petltifms have been filed in Budding ContraeOng u starting February 1st. 8108 CI8SMMS payroll forms. All major Aijs - a ttu - ws sss asw, aswn ROCAl FOR RENT - Niro tailing other paopla about tome item you'd like to the Town Clerk’s office and may be •••••••••••••••••••••••• plus utilities. 646-3907 Sell them—and fringe benefits. Good Is *sas WWBI kaa is SHSS bMB, room, nice nelghboriiood. Mil and tailing you who hat that hard-to-find item Inspected during office hours SKAPARAS HOME Ett «»■ !ffi w CaUM4MI. evenings. PLANNING AND ZONING worung conditions. Salary you've been wanting to buy. And it't aver-to-oaty to open. For Interview pleaae Remodeling - All types of place your own Want Ad. Jutt give ut a call. Wa'H COMMISSION newcomers—on additions. Interior and New FABMIQN with aae- TK n io r c i t i z e n HOUSEMATE - Large two Leo Kwash. Secretary send yov resume to AUM d a l Grace Cola OeOealM family houM. Responsible halp you word your ad to it will appeal to the vary Dated this 14th day of Pf^Hniary, exterior, repair work. Free « « * sdic GENTLEMAN - Nice Roofing and SheetmeUu tar laigar alsaa; dua > nMBw aP HHMs partOB,you want to reach. 1963 843-2711 vour business. estimates. Reasonable rqom. Private bath. non-smoker. 8175 monthly, Company, P.O. Box, 8744, BONUS CeapaMi 4-1 pstM •( sm l' plus utilities. Call Nat at 030-02 East Hartford, CT 06106. ratea. Call Joe, 500-7571. P rice------6L86 SSHStSS Ktw. Parking. Share nice borne. Need eome oompanlabablp. 647-9706, or 7164078. Giveaway set dog-sitter, for example, Ms. Bur and are given on a casual basis to One problem in particular which Nobody will run town thing rewarding. IT5 EXCITING.^: rell contacts interested youngsters poor families. , is aggravated by Coventry's rural ARIES (March 21-April 19) ■' COVENTRY — Human Services T H A T 9 who in turn call the employer. Host home program: Ms. Bur location is the lack of transporta Y MEW’P URWP PE KFZEBF R Hunches and feelings shoqig Administrator Dorothy Grady ELLIOTSVILLE PLANTA year-round population of 10. That IVE not be relied upon today. They After the job is done, the employer rell maintains a list of families who > tion. “ Poor people don’t have Burrell has set the monthly distri TION, Maine (UPI) — Residents of swells to 33 during the summer G O T /V O K E could get you ott-track. Baal^ fills out ap evaluation sheet, which will take in teenage runaways on a cars,” said Ms. Burrell, noting that ZLRQXYF’C RW8FX. KFYW8 R CFI bution of federal surplus cheese this isolated, northern Maine out when a handful of out-of-state INTERESTING your assessments on realHy is kept in a file for the youngster's temporary basis. public transportation is not availa-. and butter for Thursday from 11 post have taken steps to dissolve people are lured to the town. T H IN G S T O UO: and logical factors. future use as a job reference. A Ms. Burrell stresses that these ble in town, either. CJBKEX NOPC XEPC ET NQFCCOQF TAURUS (April 204Hay 20) Try a.m. to 1 p.m. in the Town Hall Yet whatever social-service the local government because A plantation is a territorial unit to avoid cliques today whicfl Board Room. problems arise in Coventry, Ms. there just aren’t enough people to' with usually less self-governing EW R SOJ.” PEB CPXXFZD tend to gossip about pals who Recipients will not have to Burrell is willing to meet the run it. powers than a town and Elliotsville 6re not present. II you arjf, “ You can’t get anybody to fill the is one of several in Maine that has PREVIOUS SOLUTION: “Nothing It more desirable than to be declare their income, but will be challenge head-on with her own stuck with them, be the one Committee recommeneJs offices here,” said John Wakeman, recently taken steps to give up its released from an afflicllon. But nothing Is more frightening asked to sign a statement that they unique blend of professionalism who has only nice things to say.* 44, a logger who has been serving local governing powers. than to be divested ol a crutch.” — James Baldwin O EM IN I (M ay 21-Juna 20> are in need. Those who can afford it and extending the volunteer hand. as selectmen, constable and road Residents say it’s just easier, C1te3byNEA,lnc. ' Don't be too hasty about turns are urged to donate $1 to help " I really do love this job,” she Ing down social Invitatione defray storage costs. revgmp of assessments chuckled. " I ’m really lucky lo commissioner. with so few people, to let the state today. Later, your mood might have it.” Elliotsville Plantation has a and county take over. make a sudden swing and you COVENTRY — The Town Coun One report showed that nearly ACROSS 3 Judga't Anawer to Previoui Puzzia won't want to be a recluse. ■< Witnesses sought two-thirds of all homes in town I Wa 5 1M th e ARMY/ CANCER (June 21-July 22) An cil’s steering committee strongly concern could have incorrect assessments, Do push-ups 1 Behold (LsL| 4 Attamptt U C J U U ■ E ia J L i ■ U U E J U indecisive attitude In career EAST BERUN (UPI) — PoUce recommended Thursday night that RiTT t h ey sa v e m e A 5 Repetition 6 Devoured E Q dD 13DC]nD matters today could cause you are seeking witnesses to a headnin the present method of assessing but a report by the town manager makeacop? 9 Mila 6 African land CDCiDn 1 [DDn ■ n ciD n to waste precious time. Assents collision between a jeep and dump properties be revamped to ensure disagreed. □GDDDDn unnaci detcandtnt 7 High school ble all the (acts and don't ftel truck on Route 72 in East Berlin future accuracy. To help correct the problem, the PROVIDENCE, R.I. presents hanckrafted □ E D C i about the "maybes.” 12 Aget dtncs uua DaDanDuDij Sunday that claimed the life of "W e need to try to get a handle on steering committee suggested (U P I) — Do push-ups 13 Sat term 8 Edible bivalve L E O (Ju ly 23-Aug. 22) Som.