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MICHIGAN CITY, Ind. (UPI) - unrelated case, Friday upheld the as far as the Judy case is concerned, The U.S. Supreme Court and the In­ capital punishment statute. he said. Jobless man surrenders diana Parole Board Friday refused to The legal actions meant the execu­ halt the execution of Steven T. Judy, tion would go through as scheduled Humphrey said he would continue A Vernon firefighter helps another dismantle one of the fans removing the last legal barriers to unless Judy changes his mind about to fight Williams’ case before the In­ SATURDAY 9 to 5 his death in Indiana’s electric chair. wanting to die or Gov. Robert Orr diana Supreme Court, and “an­ used Friday night to ventilate the Hartmann's Supermarket changes his views supporting (he ticipating a negative decision, we’ll Judy, the killer of a young mother after plane hijack fails after a mild gas forced the evacuation of the store and sent death penalty and commutes the be taking that to the U.S. Supreme and her three children, has said at least 17 persons to area hospitals for treatment. (Herald sentence. Court.” repeatedly he prefers death to a life (L'PI) — A man Best said the I' S. attorney s office section of the airport while police More than 20 Indiana religious photo by Kearns) in prison. His electrocution is set for The Indiana Supreme Court's who smuggled a loaded pistol and would determine what charges would and FBI SWAT teams took a short leaders asked Orr Friday to com­ shortly after midnight Monday mor­ ruling the state's death penalty law is allegedly a bomb onto a jetliner with be filed cut and set up snipers’ nests and a SUNDAY 12 to 4 mute Judy’s death sentence to life in 89 people aboard, then threatened to Neither the police, the FBI, nor the command post. ning. constitutional came on an appeal by prison. Two days earlier some of James Brewer, convicted of murder blow it up unless he received a $3 airline would speculate on how the After the plane was parked, one Judy called a news conference at those leaders joined the American million ransom, apparently was man got the gun through the security stewardess droppeCT the rear ramp Gas poisons 17 and sentenced to death for the 1977 the Indiana State Prison Friday night Civil Liberties Union in a plea for killing of Stephen Skirpan during a depressed over losing his job, the system, but Best said he personally and escaped, leaving Barbara Soren­ to deliver his parting words to clemency which Orr rejected had carried his gun through the Lake County robbery. FBI says. son and the five passengers on the reporters. ' because Judy wanted no part in it. The 11-hour ordeal ended about weapons detection system before plane. The FBI rigged up a phone to The high court justices denied 7-2, - " lam sure that his stand is going The Supreme Court gave no indica­ without setting off the alarm. 8:30 p.m. PST Thursday night when talk to the hijacker and up to six at Vernon store without comment, a request by Larry to be the same that it has been in the tion of its reasoning in the Williams Victor Malasauskas, 44. of the plush It all began Thursday morning agents holed up in the rear of the Williams, another death row inmate, past,” Orr’s press secretary, Janet request. In 1977 it approved the when Malasauskas. in a ski mask, continue to swell as the morning ap­ waterfront suburb of Marina del Rey, plane in the coach galley, with the By MARTIN KEARNS that they delay Judy’s death until Powell, said Friday night. execution in Utah of Gary Gilmore, walked down the rear stairs of the walked onto Flight 72 bound for phone line running up the aisle. SAVE Herald Reporter proached. b O F F Williams’ lawyer has a chance to "I realized it was a long shot, ” who like Judy said he wanted to die. Two other victims were taken to Continental Airlines 727 at Los Phoenix, Ariz.. and San Antonio, The "calm and collected " hijacker VERNON ■ — Seventeen persons argue the constitutionality of In­ Williams’ lawyer, Jere Humphrey of The court said then third parties — Texas, with a cocked and loaded Manchester Memorial Hospital Angeles International Airport with demanded $3 million from Continen­ were treated for apparently mild diana’s death penalty law. Plymouth, said of the Supreme Court even relatives — had no legal stan­ where officials, hoping to ease the Steven Judy his hands behind his head. 9mm automatic pistol and a suitcase tal and negotiations started in cases of chloride poisoning at two The Indiana Supreme Court, in an appeal. “Of course it’s a dead end" ding to fight execution. strain on the Rockville facility, His last remaining hostage, a he said carried a remote-controlled earnest. area hospitals Friday night after an bomb treated and discharged them. plucky stewardess named Barbara “Barbara Sorenson did an ab tlRT EMPRESS BEDDING early evening accident forced the Rockville Fire Marshal William Sorenson, had escaped safely a half- A flight attendant quickly closed solutely magnificent job of evacuation of a popular supermarket Johnson said the problem began hour earlier when she ran out of the the screen between cabins and went negotiating, " said Best. "... she kept here. when a 6 percent chlorine solution plane after spending most of the day down the coach section aisle her cool. ‘ Firefighters and rescue personnel was mixed with a drain cleaner calmly going bagk and forth between whispering to passengers to get off More than three hours after the in­ rushed to the Hartmann’s Super­ the plane. located in the meat-cutting area of Uncle Walter says so long the hijacker and the FBI negotiators cident began, one man and woman market, 42 Windsor Ave., when a the supermarket. Johnson said the holed up in the rear of the plane, The cockpit crew slammed their hostage couple was allowed to leave. noxious gas was detected after a NEW YORK (UPI) - Walter During a break not long before the resulting odor was noticeable in the ■'He told us nothing in life was left door shut and locked it, leaving the Later, two male passengers were chlorine detergent was mixed with a Cronkite, the anchorman who program’s end, Cronkite looked at meat room, but declined to say for him, but we said there was plenty hijacker stranded in the first-class released, leaving only Miss Sorenson cleaning agent in an ill-fated attempt became uncle to a nation, retired the script he had written for his whether the was had entered the in store for him," said Edgar Best, section with five passengers, two and one female passenger. to free a clogged drain. from the CBS Evening News Friday closing — which had been kept secret working stewardesses and two other room. special agent in charge of the Los The last passenger was allowed to The emergency room at Rockville but promised that "old anchormen until the end — and began kidding: Angeles FBI, who led the negotiating stewardesses who were aboard. Johnson said the chlorine chemical leave seven hours into the ordeal as Hospital was congested late Friday don’t fade away — they just keep "I’m not gonna read this!" is a common household product team. "There were some indications The pilot, co-pilot and flight agents appealed to the hijacker’s wM persons suffering symptoms in­ coming back for more." Then he turned and shouted into the which has led to occasional Injuries. he may have lost his job the day engineer clambered out the cockpit "moral principles." cluding dizziness, headaches, nausea With his wife Betsy and his three “fishbowl,” the glass-enclosed area before. window onto the tarmac, Explaininq its use he theorized, "One Best said he told Barbara Sorenson and stinging eyes. As of 11:30 p.m., 13 children gathered round. Uncle where his producers sit: "I’ve "The hijacker threatened to blow FBI agents got aboard the plane thing didn’t work, try another.” that if she got a chance to escape to victims had been treated and Walter was dry-eyed and displayed changed my mind! Tell Rather I’ve the aircraft up if we did not meet his shortly afterwards and began talking An inspector from the state take it because they would be able to released, and a hospital spokesper­ no emotion as he announced in his changed my mind!" demand" for $3 million in ransom, to the man. More than an hour later, Department of Consumer Protection cover her if she could get away. She son said two more persons had just familiar raspy-resonant baritone After referring to his "last broad­ said Best. "We continually assured they convinced the man that, for walked toward the entrance after TO DELAY THE was also called to the supermarket entered, adding the number could that "this is my last broadcast as the cast” in his closing, Cronkite said: him we were trying to get the money safely reasons, he should let them last night. Inspector Frank Zullo said getting off the phone, and bolted. anchorman of the CBS evening "For me it’s a moment for which I and Continental did try to get it. He move the plane away from the “If he (the hijacker) wants to there had been apparent damage to a long have planned but which crowded terminal. news.” ‘ gdve no indication of irritation with come out (to chase her), he’ll be in stock of beef trimmings and chicken nevertheless comes with some Continental Airlines." Herald It was almost 19 years after he had The plane was towed to a remote ^ PURCHASE which he guessed might have to be the line of fire, " Best said. begun that job, in which his dedica­ sadness. For almost two decades, destroyed. tion and personality made him one of after all, we’ve been meeting like But Zullo declined to call the the outstanding journalists of his this in the evenings and I'll miss that. seriousness of the situation minor, changes time. "Fpr those who have made Science teacher testifies and said he would return to the super­ Cronkite was in a lighthearted anything of ttiis departure, I’m afraid market today to continue his inspec­ mood before he made his final they have made too much. This is but tion. “As far as I can tell right now remarks and signed off with his stan­ a transition, a passing of the baton. A its look there’s nothing wrong,” he said, but dard "and that’s the way it is,” r great broadcaster and gentleman, on Darwin’s theory ban it was doubtful the store would Friday, March 6,1981.” And he added This morning’s Herald has a dis­ reopen today. Douglas Edwards, preceded me in SACRAMENTO, Calif (UPIl - Judge Irving Perluss told officials of religious freedom clause in the First something: ‘T il be away on assign­ this job, and another, Dan Rather, tinctly different look as a result of A spokesperson at Rockville science teacher testified she was the State Department of Education Amendment of the U.S.. Constitution ment, and Dan Rather will be sitting will follow. BY THE MAKERS r j r . the new headline type style and more Hospital officially labeled the cause ordered in 1973 to do what Bible fun­ to find out before the trial resumed by exposing his children to its OF THE FAMOUS in here for the next few years. Good­ “And anyway, the person who sits interesting graphic presentation of of illness as exposure to chlorine damentalists now seek in court — not today. teaching of evolution in the San night.” here is but the most conspicuous (jiTil linnil news throughout the newspaper. fumes. Although one person to teach Darwin's ideas as the only Miss Alexander was one of six Diego schools. The audience of about 50 in the member of a superb team of jour­ The new headline style incor­ reportedly underwent lung X-rays, explanation for life The judge witnesses called to the stand Miss Alexander, a former Los S A ^ - closed studio, including CBS News nalists — writers, reporters, editors, ^ OF ANEW porates a more modern, easier to the spokesperson said there were no directed state education officials to Thursday to try to prove the state's Angeles teacher and now an instruc­ SUPPORT President Bill Leonard broke into producers — and none of that will read type face, which generally apparent serious ill effects. explain the order's origin today. 1979 guideline for science teaching tional materials consultant for the applause when the show went off the change. K creates a brighter, less gray-looking Mrs. Alona Gessay, nursing super­ Francie L. Alexander, a teacher doesn't violate the rights of children Education Department, was a air. "Furthermore, I'm not even going ■ page. visor at Rockville Hospital, said the who helped revise 's who believe the creation story in the member of the state’s curriculum Cronkite’s children who were there away. I'll be back from time to time / 7 MATTRESS SET "The new graphic presentations of severity of symptoms would depend guidelines for science instructors, Bible book of Genesis. commission at the time'the with Mrs. Cronkite were Nancy with special news reports and news throughout The Herald is on the concentration of the fumes and Walter Cronkite, dean of television news commentators, even showed the court a directive Kelly Segraves, director of a guidelines were last revised. Here's another good reason for discarding Whitney, Kathy (Ikard) Cronkite and documentaries, and, beginning in from her files saying dogma was to that soft, sagging, sleep-robbing mattress — designed to draw reader attention to the victim’s proximity to the solu­ gets ready for his final CBS newscast as anchorman Friday. Christian-oriented foundation in San Earlier, Kirsten Vanderberg, a special interest pages and help the her husband, and Walter Leland June every week, with our science be kept out of textbooks discussing Diego, is suing to force the state to our generous credit on It toward a magnifi­ tion. He bowed out, an American legend, at 64. (UPI photo) retired Education Department cent Gold Bond Sacro-Support. Designed tor reader find the news a features of Cronkite III, known as “Chip.” program. Universe” creation. amend its science teaching Firefighters sought to ventilate the employee, cited the same order. She lasting, restful extra firm support. Carefully greatest interest. But there was no clue who wrote guidelines to allow an ‘‘escape d o n ^ expansive supermarket after the 7 thought it was issued "sometime hand-crafted, with custom-quality construc­ Herald Publisher Raymond F. the unsigned order or on what hatch “ for fundamentalist parents. p.m. incident, and had secured the after February or March of 1973,” on tion on the Inside, luxury outside. Take ad­ Robinson explained today’s changes authority it was issued. Superior Segraves claims the state violated the insistence of members of the THE GREATEST NAME IN SLEEP scene by about 9:45 p.m. when they vantage of our special offer. Discover why the are another in a on-going series of began packing their fans and storing state Board of Education who sym­ Gold Bond Sacro-Support Is America's finest y- improvements to Manchester's com­ their oxygen tanks. Atlantans find another body pathized with Bible believers. mattress. munity newspaper. A witness said the store smelled It says regarding contract dis­ Conforms to Federal Flammability Standard DOC FF 4-72 Feds probe shipyard HSUPPORr Readers are invited to commeht on like eggs after a supervisor in­ (UPI) - The body of a black male" was seen floating in the DeKalb County, but they had no com­ report that the DeKalb County cussions with textbook publishers: the new look by writing or calling structed an employee to mix the two "young black male” was pulled out river, apparently by firemen driving Medical Examiner's office had asked PORTLAND, Maine (UPI) - U S. be presented to future grand jury "1. That dogmatism be Changed to Herald Executive Editor Steven M. ment concerning the discovery. Attorney Thomas E. Delahanty says sessions in Maine and New conditional statements where solutions and complained of tightness of a river southeast of downtown over a bridge across the South River. The area was cordoned off by the task force for dental records of at Harry with their suggestions. around the eyes, throat and chest. there may be more criminal in­ Hampshire," Delahanty said after speculation is offered for origins. EXTRA Special Atlanta Friday and dozens of police He said there was no immediate in­ DeKalb County police. Deputy Chief least one of the children still missing. Meanwhile, The Herald's staff Another said the victims began dictments stefnming from a lengthy •the indictments were handed up. "2, That science emphasize ‘how’ and FBI agents, including the leaders dication of age or identity, nor did he Morris Redding, the special force Of the 21 children who ha\, ,i, hopes readers will enjoy the developing bloodshot eyes and FBI probe of document falsification Charged with six counts each of and not ultimate cause for^rigins.” of the task force investigating the have any idea how long the victim commander, and Robby Hambrick, appeared in the last 19 months. U/ brighter, better organized news appeared red-faced. in the purchasing department of the fraud against the government were Earlier, John Horn, a science Pine Bedroom city's child murders, swarmed to the might have been dead. chief of the task force investigators, have been found dead. Two others — product. The owner of the store, Russell G. Police and firefighters, brought to huge Kittery.Portsmouth Naval Nicholas Tsopas, 52, of Dover, N.H., teacher in a Lo^ Angeles area high Other improvements to the Herald scene. were at the scene. Darron Glass who disappeared last DrptMf Hartmann, was not at the scene, and the scene in buses, combed the banks September and Curtis Walker who Shipyard. a former supervisory purchasing school, testified in classroom are in the planning stages and will be Chuck Johnson, a spokesman for Helicopters operated both by Hutch Mirror a store manager declined comment the DeKalb County poligg depart­ of the small river that winds through police and area broadcast stations disappeared two weeks ago — were A federal grand jury on Thursday agent, and Gerard R. Pelletier, 39, of sessions on evolution he was often ai^unced as they are finalized. until the scene had been inspected. ment, said the "body of a young a largelv isolated area of south hovered over the area. Therp was a unaccounted for. returned indictments against three Newmarket, N.H., a former challenged by students who' brought Cheat purchasing agent. Bibles to class. civilian employees assigned to Headboard Charged with,four counts of fraud purchase of materials and supplies at “I think they went away feeling }. against the government was Philip the shipyard, which specializes in the stronger about their faith because Inside today Legion iives Delay sought In sports Outside today F. Trafton, 54, of York, Maine, who is IT repair and overhaul of the Navy‘s they had really gone into the sub­ SWWCASt sau Business...... Whalers finally snap road jinx by still employed at the shipyard, but is ject.’’ . 17 Obituaries . ,... 12 The French Foreign Legion may The attorney for a comatose Staf­ Cloudy with periods of light nuclear submarines,The alleged il­ no longer serving as a purchasing Churches __ ,. 8 People __ ...-, 18 be a shadow of its former self, a ford Springs woman asked for a beating Buffalo, 5-3 ... John Pinone snow, rain and drizzle through Sun­ legal incidents occurred between Horn, who was named California agent. Biology Teacher of the Year in 1975, Ills MAIN 8TIIEET MANCHESTER REQ. Classified . ,v.20-21 Sports...... 13-16 victim of changthg tinies, but it delay in the decision to disconnect leads Villanova Into Big East finals day. Highs in the upper 30s and low September 1979 and July 1980. Comics...... 23 Television . ...22 Tsopas and Pelletier no longer said his students did not have to COR OF SCHOOL ft MAIN ST. fie'rcely cherishes its traditions. the woman’s life support system. ... Indiana topples Celtics ... Page 40s: lows 30 to 35. Detailed "The FBI investigation is con­ $899. Courses...... ;. 8 Update ..,...... 2 work at the shipyard on the Maine- accept the theory of evolution to get > 5 9 9 '* The legion is getting ready for its Page :i. i;t. forecasts on l*age 2. tinuing and additional evidence may TEL 643-4036 Entertainment • >9 Weather ...... 2 New Hampshire border. good grades. 150th birthday. Page 11. Baseball camp review ... Phillies for sale ... I’age 14. w an a s . 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Reagan; No troops News « N eWCAOO Briefing 4^108 ANOEiea \ goin^to Salvador TCMfeRATimCe fs Ml ORLEANS ^ WASHINGTON (UPI) - President El Salvador dominated the sonnel costs and in areas that would — tKM ND ------fc, . .^ 1 Reagan said Friday the president’s second news conference expand current programs “to people is helping El Savador prevent the — the first held under"WhaUiecalledi that don’t need it.” Judge bars WFSB V’ ^^R AM L* .M tNOW BRIDGEPORT (UPI) - In a huge The president reiterated his op­ HARTFORD (UPI) — A federal judge-Fi iday denied a spread of communism throughout the “Reagan roulette’’ be^^se^ suit with millions of dollars at stake, Drop suits, says Producer Price Index [Z ;/jEMOW(R(*N ftSi, position to abortion but said he saw second appeal by a local television station barred from < 7^ Western Hemisphere, but he does not reporter’s names were drawn from four package store owers Friday WASHINGTON i IT I i — The government Friday asked UPI WEATMEB F0T0CA8I « no need for a constitutional amend­ 270 filming the 1981 World Championships at foresee sending U.S. troops to the his jelly bean jar to determine the argued the state’s enforcement oP> a federal court to dismiss six lawsuits seeking millions of ment barring abortion. Index for the Hartford Civic Center. Central American nation. order of questions. pricing restraints on their retail dollars that were filed by former hostages and other What is necessary, he said, is “a. Finished Goods The ruling- by U.S. District Court Judge T.'Emmet Reagan said there is no parallel Reagan announced he is making sales were illegal under the Sherman Americans caught in Iran during the Islamic Revolution. between El Salvador and Vietnam permanent his temporary freeze on determination to the best of our abili­ Clarie said WFSB-TV came into court “with unclean Antitrust Act, In legal papers filed in I'.S. District Court in UP 0.8% •262.40 because this “situation is in our front ty of when life beings.” Once this hands” after airing portions of the skating competition on the hiring of federal government ' U.S. District Judge T.F. Gilroy Washington, the government said the agreement determination Is made, there would in February its nightly newscasts despite a ruling earlier this week Weather yard, a neighboring country and a workers, saying “it is time to put Daly took that argument and those ol resulting in the release-oh the S2 American hostages be no need for an amendment that the ABC television network had exclusive rights to friendly country in our hemisphere.” Washington on a diet.” the state’s and others, including the barred such claims against Iran because the Constitution protects the the event, '' Reagan said he would view a right He said he would impose new per­ Connecticut Package Store Owners ■'The settlement entered into with Iran effected the right to life, he said. WSFB General Manager G. William Ryan said before wing coup in El Salvador “very manent ceilings on government Association and the Wine and Spirits release ol ihe American nationals held captive and Reag^m said that drug - use in Clarie issued his ruling on Friday another appeal was seriously,” but refused to say what hiring that would reduce non-defense Wholesalers, under advisement. provides tor the resolution of various claims against Iran Americ^“is one of the greatest planned. “We plan to appeal on the First Amendment he would do, or if he would employ a personnel by 33,0(X)'this fiscal year Attorney Allan Neigher, represen­ tor acts ol its povernmenl." the government argued. Today’s forecast problems u cin g us internally in the issue." he said. naval blockade. But he said “we do and 63,000 next year to achieve a ting the dissents and University of In return, the agreement expressly provides . that 250 United States.” However, the judge’s ruling will, in effect, prevent the ManHucliuRellH, Conneelicul and Rhode Island; not foresee the need to send in savings of $1.3 billion over the next Bridgeport consumers lawyers — the .claims arising out ol events occurring before .Ian, 19. American troops.” two years. Controlling drug use is “virtually station from airing immediate news coverage of the Cloudy with periods of light snow, rain and drizzle other plaintiffs in the case — said the 1981. rclaling to the seizure ol Ihe hostages in November impossible,” he said, adding that he event since the competition ends Saturday with a special through Sunday. Highs Saturday and Sunday in the upper Reagan hinted he might use the system precluded the freedom of the 1979 and their subsequent detention have been waived ' “What we are doing in going to the believes the “answer comes in win­ exhibition planned Sunday. 30s and low 40s. Lows Saturday night 30 to 35. presidential veto if Congress does not retailer from selling above his cost The government asked the court to dismiss suits filed aid of a government that asked that ning over the users, take the Clarie's decision came a few hours after testimony and Maine: Saturday partly cloudy north and chance of approve his tax and spending cuts but below the minimum markup. by Steven I.auterbach, ol Dayton. Ohio. Gregory Allen aid, ... a friendly country in our customers away from the drug's, it’s 240 final arguments. Earlier this week, Clarie'denied an showers or flurries south. Highs in the upper 30s and low p r o g r a m , bu't sa id he w as I’ersinger, ol Seaford. Del . Michael Moeller of Quanlico. hemisphere, (that) is try to halt into far more effective.” appeal by WFSB which claimed its Constitutional rights 40s. Saturday night partly cloudy north and east, chance “reasonably optimistic” that he In Connecticut, prices are set by Va.. who were among Ihe .82 Americans released ,lan 20, the Americas, the infiltration by The president said he has not made the manufacturers and the had been violated by restrictions on coverage. of showers or flurries elsewhere. Lows in the 20s north “won’t have tfe face confrontation.” It also asked lor dismissal of suits involving three other terrorists, by outside interferences,” a decision on curbing Japanese im­ WFSB was admitted to the Civic Center along with and 30s south. Sunday sunny north and cloudy south. He cautioned that his economic wholesalers. Retail markup is en­ Americans who hid at the Canadian Embassy in Tehran, Reagan said. ports and said his special task force crews from other television stations after signing an Highs in the 40s. program is not an “instant cure” for forced by the state Division ol Liquor seven released by militants in November 1979. and two He said the outside influences on the problem would meet next agreement with the sponsors of the event assuming legal New Hampsliire: Occasional light snow likely Satur­ inflation and unemployment, but he Control, the defendant in the motion memb'-rs of the (' S Embassy's security staff,who were “aren’t just aiming at El Salvador, week. ^ lor a summary judgment declaring liability if ABC sued. day except maybe rain on the coast. Highs Saturday in said: “If the program is passed, we held hi >fly by Iranian militants when the compound was 230 but I think qje aiming at the whole Sponsors of the event — the Hartford Skating Club and the mid and upper 30s. Chance of flurries Saturday night should begin to see the effects toward Reagan said he still believes the the system illegal. attacked on Feb 14. 1979. Central and possibly South America Soviet grain embargo is hurting the Travelers Insurance Cos. — barred WFSB cameramen and Sunday, Lows in the upper 20s and low 30s, Highs Sun­ the end of the ’82 year.” and I’m sure eventually North American farmer, but he said he is William Serlin. one of the four Wednesday night. day near 40. Muskie sees irony \erm on i: Considerable cloudiness through Sunday America ... backed by Cuba, the Reagan defended his program not ready to follow through on his dealers, said during a court recess, “We want an active, lively business with occasional light snow or scattered flurries. Highs and the others we have against critics who say it will hurt campaign pledge to end it because PORTLAND, Maine iCPlI — Former Secretary of named." because we re losing sales out-of- 220 Saturday in the middle 30s. Lows Saturday night in the the poor, saying: “We’re not cutting "the international situation has State Edmund S Muskie said Friday it was 'ironic" the I I I I I I i"i"i“i~ rrr'n , Madam state. ” If he were free of price mid 20s. Highs Sunday mid 30s to around 40. He said American military per­ into the muscle of programs in taking changed,” new administration seeks to increase economitv J F MAMJ J ASO N D J F restrictions, Serline said, he would assistance to El Salvador sonnel will concentrate on training away aid from people that need it.” “No decision has been made,” he President Reagan conducts his second news conference In 1980 1981 tells all El Salvador troops and “are not He said his cuts in social programs said, adding the embargo is “still un­ be in a better competitive position. just weeks aft^r calling for SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) the Old Executive Office Building on Friday. (UPI photo) Extended outlook going into combat” with them would be in administrative and per­ der study.” Daniel Brennan of the wholesalers sharp cutbacks in foreign — Brandy Baldwin (shown Extended outlook for New England Monday through association told the court the success aid Unemployment Rate in a 1980 photo), a formpr of the present system was reflected This administration has madam who operated one Wednesday: 7.3% DOWN 0.1% Massarhuftells, Rhode Island and Conneelicul: in a number of retail outlets in cut back drastically on a of San Francisco’s most Connecticut. He said the state had I President I Carter budget . %- in February exclusive brothels, says Chance of rain Monday. Fair Tuesday and Wednesday. 8 0 Righs will be in the 40s and low 50s. Lows will be mostly more retail outlets per square mile I for foreign aidi that I she and her girls frequent­ Coma victim would want to die than any other state in the area, in the 30s. thought was inadequate to ly performed erotic shows ment disconnected. systems),” Mrs. Walker said. neurosurgeon could examine the courtroom. 7, 754,000 Maine, New Hampfihire: Mostly fair weather through HARTFORD, Conn. (UPI) - The "Those are accomplishments of begin with," Muskie said in for the even more family of a young Connecticut “When a person dies, that’s half “She would want it discontinued?” woman. “The court has to weigh the agony J o b l« a s Wednesday except for a chance of rain or snow in the this system,*' he said. his first visit to his native exclusive Bohemian Club. woman being kept alive by artificial the bargain of living,” said her tear­ asked the family’s lawyer, Lester “Your decision,” he told Judge the family is going through against extreme south on Monday. His temperance argument was state since leaving public The Bohemian Club lists means testified Friday she would ful sister, Angela Garvais. “God Katz. Hammer, “will affect people we the tendency to rush to judgment," termed nonsense by Neigher. office. among its member several want the life-support equipment dis­ made his decision and who is man to “Discontinued Mr. Katz,” Mrs, don’t even know about.” The case, he the judge said. "There will be National forecast "‘Connecticut's approach in keeping "So it's rather ironic that -AduH Man: prominent politicians — in­ connected if she could make the deci­ make another? It’s what Melanie Walker replied. “My child would find said, will ’’have an enormous requests of this kind in the future... e% demon rum away from its citizens by within a lew days or weeks cluding President Ronald By United Press International Los Angeles pc 59 53 .08 sion. wants. She doesn’t want her family to it an abomination that she be kept significance on all similar cases in­ that may not be as sincere as this one UNCHANOEO making it twice as available on a per that that decision was Reagan. City & Fest Hi Lo Pep Louisville pc 44 33 .04 Melanie Bacchiochi, 23. has been in suffer.” there.” volving almost every hospital in the, may be,” 7.0 -AduK Woman: capita or per person basis than its made by this administra­ The ex-madam, who is Albuquerque r 57 32 .... Memphis c 56 33 a coma since she had two wisdom Melanie’s husband, James, said Her father, Wilbur Walker, said he state,” 64% Miami Beach c 83 neighboring states seems somewhat tion. that it suddenly finds DOWN 0.2% preparing to write a book Anchorage cy 40 24 .... 62 teeth extracted Jan. 30. Her family they had had several conversations had talked to Melanie about signing a Hammer told Sikorsky to speak Hammer noted that in the case of that tool all important in Asheville c 57 33 .03 Karen Quinlan, the young New inconsistent with the noble cause of -MlnorHIaa: about her career, said the Milwaukee cy' 39 26 wants to disconnect her respirator on the subject. He said one involved a Living Will, which states the person with Springfield, Mass., El Salvador, " he told a sex shows were performed Atlanta c 66 33 signing it does not want to be kept neurosurgeon James Reiss before Jersey woman whose family sought temperance, ” Neigher said.. 13.1% Billings s 62 37 pc 38 17 because electroencephlograms close friend who suffered brain news conference. UP 04% at a cottage near the Bohe- Nashville c 54 34 showed she had no brain function. damage after a serious car accident. alive with life support systems if the Tuesday and decide whether he court permission to have her If changes were made in the pre­ The former L'.S. Senator c 62 37 respirator shut off, the decision took -Taanapara: mian Grove, in the New Orleans c 75 51 It is the first time the question has “I said I’d kill myself.” Bacchiochi condition is deemed hopeless. wants to question him. Dr, Reiss has sent structure, another attorney said, from Maine said the Boston s 35 32 104% Redwoods north of San Brwnsvll Tx.pc 80 57 New York cy 37 31 .67 been raised in a Connecticut court. testified. “She said — ‘I wouldn’t He said Melanie indicated she said Mrs. Bacchiochi is “profoundly several months. it would cripple the small retail Reagan administration is now discussing an increase in UP 0.3% Francisco, where the club Buffalo s 36 28 Oklahm Cly pc 66 36 The issue arose when physicians at want to live either.’” would Want to sign one too. unconscious” and has no brain activi­ Ms. Quinlan, he said, slipped into a dealer, which on an average does a foreign aid to El Salvador frpm about $20 million to as has its annual summer Omaha pc 45 25 6 .0 ' -Mtnordy CharlstnS.C. c 70 44 Johnson Memorial Hospital in Staf­ Gloria Walker, mother of Melanie, “She said she would never want to ty- coma April 15, 1975. A court decision yearly volume of $140,(X)0. much as $200 million. pc 34 29 .59 Taanagara: campout. Charlotl N.C. c 66 33 .12 ford Springs, where the woman is said the two had talked about the be kept on a machine like that;,^ The judge said that based on that was not made until Nov. 10,1975. Ms, ■ They're demonstrating by their reaction to a critical Chicago cy - 39 19 Phoenix r 66 48 .34 Walker said. “She wouldn’t want to information, he would decide State Assistant Attorney General 3S.4% s 35 24 .25 being kept, refused to turn off the mother of a friend of Melanie’s who Quinlan began to breathe on her own situation that assistance ot this kind is an indispen­ tJOW N 1.1% Cleveland s 34 23 equipment. suffered a cerebral hemorrhage. lay there for the rest of her life and Tuesday whether Sikorsky ^hould be Richard M. Sheridan argued the pre­ Actor makes pitch Columbus cy 39 26 Portland Me. s 39 27 when the respirator was turned off sable tool in loreign policy. " he said. The woman’s husband, mother, Mrs. Walker said Melanie was upset have someone take care of her.” allowed to seek another opii^n from sent arrangement should be main­ HARTFORD (UPI) — Actor James Earl Jones, widely Dallas cy 55 43 Portland Or. pc 54 33 and is now in a nursing home, still Muskie also discussed the "harshness " of the new ad­ father and sister told Superior Court and said’ she hoped she wouldn’t Igor I. Sikorsky Jr., a Hartford at­ an independent neurosurgeon. tained because it was a "promotion FMAMJJASONDJF known as the deep-voiced Darth Vader in the movie "Star Denver pc 49 26 Providence s 35 31 comatose. ministration's public comments toward the Soviet Union. Judge Harry Hammer they had dis­ linger too long. torney named by Hammer to act on When Sikorsky asked for the two- of an orderly market to preserve the 1980 1981 Wars,” told a legislative committee Friday eliminating Des Moines pc 44 23 Richmond pc 44 33 .06 "The harshness of our rhetoric made it possible lor St. Louis c 41 29 cussed similar situations with “She said if anything like that ever behalf of Mrs. Bacchiochi, asked the week continuance, Angela, who had "I’m indicating to you there has to small retailer," and it was aimed at the Commission on the Arts would be “criminal. " Detroit cy 37 25 them to respond in such a way as to make them look Salt Lake Cityr 56 37 Melanie and she always said she happened to her, she would not want judge to postpone a decision for two been clutching her mother’s hand, be some deliberation in this "preventing predatory pricing prac­ The Tony-award winning actor told the Appropriations Duluth s 24 02 01 moderate." he said. "And (Soviet President Leonid) El Paso pc 66 39 San Antonio cy 72 47 would want the life-support equip- to continue it (life-support weeks until an independent burst into tears and ran out of the process," he said. tices." Brezhnev is smart enough to use that opportunity. Economy tangled Committee that state government shouldn’t abandon its Hartford s 36 30 San Diego r 59 52 "He's trying to divert people's attention from contribution to the arts because culture was as necessary San Francisc c 59 50 WASHINGTON (UPIl — Wholesale energy prices in Honolulu c 85 69 Afghanistan, ilromi Poland, ifromi their human rights for humanity as food. pc 38 26 .01 San Juan c 88 75 policy," Muskie charged of Brezhnev. February staged their sharpest rise in nearly a year, “Once a state eliminates its access to the arts .. . it sets Jackson Mss. c 66 33 Seattle cy 50 35 "So when he gets all this harsh rhetoric ... he's able to while wholesale food prices fell, the government reported up the machinery for the decay of civilization." Jones Jacksonville c 78 46 Spokane c 45 23 Friday. Unemployment eased slightly, but not for the Tampa c 77 54 .27 Youthful skyjackers respond in very calm and moderate language, so that peo­ said. “It’s like trying to lobotomize the left side of the Kansas City c 44 25 ple say. Hey. those Russians aren't so tpueh after all ' nation's teenagers. brain,” r 56 44 80 Washington pc 42 38 .08 Those trends were among a mixed bag of good and bad “It is wrong for the government to abolish any Little Rock pc 52 34 Wichita pc 50 29 / news reported by the Labor Department, and cited by ad­ relationship to the art in the state," said Jones, who ministration officials as all the more reason to enact opened Friday night in Henrik Ibsen’s “Hedda Gabler " at President Reagan's economic program. the Yale Repertory in New Haven. “To abandon it kill Pakistani envoy Overall, the Producer Price Index for finished goods, altogether is criminal." ready for sale at retail, rose 0.8 percent in February, a shade slower than January's 0.9 percent rise. That I Almanac ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (UPI) — Three gunmen who they set for the release of the political prisoners passed amounts to a 10.7 percent compound annual wholesale in­ hijacked a Pakistani jetliner to Afghanistan five days ago As the first deadline approached at 11 a m., Afghan flation rate. shot and killed one of their 121 hostages Friday and threw President Babrak Karmal intervened to personally plead The index stood at 262.4 in February, which means his body onto the tarmac of Kabul Airport when the with the hijackers to give the Pakistan, negotiators more wholesale goods that cost $100 in 1967 now cost $262,40. deadline for one of their demands expired. time, Kabul Radio said. The unemployment rate fell very slightly from 7.4 per­ Today is Saturday, March 7, the 66th day of 1981 with The victim was a Pakistani diplomat identified as The leader of the hijackers, a man identifiying himself cent in January to 7.3 percent in February. That 299 to foltow. Tariq Rahim, second secretary of the Pakistani Embassy as Mohammad Alamgir, agreed to wait three more translated into 7,764,000 Americans who told government The moon is new. in Iran and the son of a general. hours. He put several of the hostages on the plane's radio to plead for their lives samplers they were looking for work but unable to find it. The morning stars are Mercury, Venus, Jupiter and Kabul Radio indicated that Rahim's slaying spread Some 1,762,000 of those jobless Americans were in the Saturn. In Pakistan, President Mohammad Zia IJ-Haq asked terror through the remaining hostages, who reportedly for "clarifications " of the demand He said he needed to 16-19 age bracket — a teen-age unemployment rate of 19.3 The evening star |s Mars. included six Americans and at least one official of the percent, up from 19 percent in January and from 16.6 per­ know more about the prisoners and where they were ’Those bom on this date are under the sign of Pisces. World Bank, cent in February 1980. being "held. Noted American botanist Luther Burbank was born On the tense runway at Kabul Airport, bristling with March 7, 1849. The radio said a team of Pakistani officials sent to Soviet troops and helicopter gunships from the Russian On this date in history: Afghanistan to negotiate with the hijackers spoke to occupation army in Afghanistan, the second deadline ap­ Import quota sought In 1932, in the depths of the Depression, an estimated several of the hostages via radio. Fearing for their lives, the hostages pleaded with the Pakistanis to meet the 3,000 men rioted at the Detroit plant of the Ford Motor proached. WASHINGTON (UPI) — Eight Republican governors The Pakistani negotiators appealed for more time Co. Four men were killed. hijackers’ demands for the release of 80 political appealed to President Reagan Friday to help the ailing prisoners. Kabul Radio quoted Alamgir as saying their time had run automobile industry by negotiating a voluntary quota In 1936, Adolf Hitler ordered his Nazi troops into the out. Forty minutes later. Alamgir's voice crackled over Rhine land, violating the Versailles Treaty. The hijackers, described as three youthful Pakistanis, agreement with the Japanese limiting its car exports to have threatened to blow up the plane if their demands are the radio. One passenger had just been "executed," he this country. In 1945, the U.S. 1st army crossed the Rhine at said. Remagen, , as World War II in Europe moved not met. But it was not immediately known if they were The governors asked Reagan during their half-hour threatening to kill other passengers one-by-one to force The door of the green-and-white plane opened and a meeting to move quickly toward negotiating speh a quota into its closing weeks. Total Allied Victory — V-E Day — Navy personnel examine one of the big ship. Each 16lnch, 50-callber barrel Is body tumbled out. Apparently unknown to the hijackers came May 8. compliance yvith the demands, which also included agreement, but they said the president made no guns of the battleship Iowa In the mothball capable of hurling a 2,700-pound projectile asylum in Iran. at the time, Rahim was still .alive. promises. I In 1969, two of the three Apollo 9 astronauts flew their fleet at Philadelphia. The Reagan ad­ 23 m ll^. (UPI photo) Among the Americans on board the Pakistani Airlines An ambulance rushed him to the hospital, where he Reagap, at a news conference later, said he will not lunar module around the main spacecraft, then linked the two together again. ministration Is considering reactivating the Boeing 720 jet was Frederick W. Hubbell, 30. scion of one died a few hours later, Kabul Radio said. ■ make a decision on a program to aid the auto industry un­ ‘Champ’ is green of Iowa’s wealthiest and most prominent families. Little was known about the hijackers except that they til he receives a report in two weeks from a special five- He and his 31-year-old wife Charlotte, also a hostage, were armed with hand grenades, pistols and at least one member task force studying the problem. SAINT ALBANS, Vt. (UPI) - Lake Champlain’s were on a round-the-world vacation when the jet was submachine gun. Pakistani officials at first said the Gov. William Millikbn of Michigan said the group had a mythic monster, known fondly as “Champ”, is bright 3hr HeralJ* hijacked Monday during a domestic flight from Karachi hijackers were followers of the late Prime Minister "very good discussion on the problems of the automobile green, about 50 yards long and has a fondness for sea Official Manchetler Newtpaper Psychic stjys cop kills to Peshawar, Pakistan. Zulfikar Ali Bhutto, deposed and later executed by Zia in industry, I believe we all recognize the industry is in weed — Maybe. Other hostage Americans included Deborah Leighton 1979. severe distress in this country.” At least, that’s the vision of David Wheeler, a young USPS 327-500 Vol. C, No. 133 “Because he wears the uniform of Weisner of Auburn, Maine, and her boyfriend Mian Alamgir angrily denied the affiliation but discloswl But he added, "The president obviously did not make Boston artist who this week won the top prize of $100 in a FRAMINGHAM, Mass. (UPI) - She said the man has a the symboi Published daily except Sunday and certain a police officer, the children trust Ahmad, a deputy sheriff in Androscoggin County, Maine. that his father and brother were among the prisonm any decision this morning. We didn’t expect him to.” “Draw the Champ” contest sponsored by the St. Albans Police are checking out a-claim by a of a cross on one of his hands, is mis­ holidays by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald psychic that the person responsible sing one of his teeth and has torn car­ him and that way he takes them into Kabul radio quoted one of the hostages. World Bank of­ whose release he was demanding. "He listened attentively and convey^ the message Daily Messenger. ficial Geoffrey Balktind, as saying two other Americans Wheeler’s was one of 170 entries in the contest, which Square, Manchester, Conn. 06040. Second class for the deaths of at least some of the tilage in one knee. his confidence,” Mrs, Sonnenfeld that he understands the problems without question,” said postage paid at Manchester, Conn. POSTMASTER: were aboard the plane. One was believed to be Muzaffar Gov. Robert Orr of Indiana. began as Champ — after years of relative peace — 21 black children who'have dis­ She said she called the Atlanta said. Send address changes to The Herald, P.O. Box 591, Quereshi, a naturalized American living in New York. returned to the spotlight. appeared in Atlanta is a policeman police department Thursday and Slve said she formulated her Manchester, Conn. 06040. . description of the suspect without The identity of the other was not immediately known. AFS FRUIT Those who believe in Vermont’s version of the Loch working on the case. gave them her description of the reference to an FBI profile made The radio said Balktind was allowed to speak to U.N. Ness monster last month asked the legislature to declare A force of about 400 citizen suspect along with a name. The To subscribe, or to report a delivery problem, call public Wednesday and that she dis­ Secretry-General Kurt Waldheim through a radio hookup him an endangered species deserving state protection. volunteers is being recruited this Middlesex News said Atlanta police DELAYED AGAIN 647-9946. Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. week ti patrol Atlanta’s black confirmed the tip was being checked agreed with three aspects of the via the Kabul Airport control tower. In Port Henry, N.Y., officials have made it illegal to It said Balkind also pleaded for help and a U.N. Three-year-old Jeremiah Bruce clings to his harm a sea monster. Monday through Friday and 7 io 10 a.m. Saturday. neighborhoods where the children out. agency’s profile. Lottery Delivery should be made by 5 p.m. Monday through hav.e disappeared during the last “They said the suspect wouldn’t spokesman in New Yorii said Waldheim immediately pregnant mother, Rita, 23, after being The spate of interest began last year when a University Mrs. Sonnenfeld said she had also contacted the Pakistani and Afghan missions to the Conditions in Florida beyond our of Chicago expert in rare animals said descriptions of Friday and by 7:30 a.m. ^turday. year and a half. “seen” the name the officer, but have a sense of humor and I’m saying removed from the overturned school bus In Suggested carrier rates are $1.20 weekly, $5.12 for United Nations. Champ resembled that of a primitive whale called a Psychic Lee 'Sonnenfeld of declined to reveal it for publication. he does,” she said. “He laughs and control have again delayed delivery which they had been passengers. Jremlah one month, $15.35 for three months, $30.70 for six The U.N. spokesman said he could not comment Lottery numbers drawn Friday in New England: zeuglodon, thought to be extinct. Framingham told the Middlesex A newspaper spokesiDoman said Mrs. jokes with the kids before they are wasn’t hurt in the accident in Jackson, MichC^ Connecticut: Daily 015; weekly “Play Four” 9474. months, and $61.40 for one year. Mail rates are further because of the “delicacy of the situation” But he of American Field Service Citrus Fruit Artist Wheeler’s conception is of a beady-eyed, water­ News the man responsible for the Sonnenfeld gave them the name of murdered. Mrs. Bruce was treated at a local hospital' Massachusetts: weekly Arts Lottery, Orange 480, available on request. deaths is a 24-year-old white man “The FBI also said the suspect added that Waldheim “ is acting on humanitarian borne dragon, a string, of seaweed tailing from his the suspect and that Atlanta police grounds, in an effort to avoid anything that could en­ Sales. - and .releSsed, The driver of the Head Start White 41. Bonus number 4. , mouth. with dark hair. She ciaimed he is a said there is a man on the force with would be 40 and I’m saying he’s 24 to To place a classified'or displ&y advertisement, or danger the lives of passengers aboard the plane.” bus was killed and at least 15 passengers Maine: Daily 357. Wheeler said he may have seen the monster seven former athlete who “keeps his body that name. 30 years old. The FBI also said they The local chapter of AFS ap- New Hampshire: Daily 3193. to report a news item, story or picture idea, call in shape.” man they are looking for could have- Balkind alsd said there were .still 111 hostage were injured when the bus collided with an years ago when he saw a large shape moving through the Frank Jones, a detective with the passengers aboard the plane and 10 crew members. On pologizes for the delay and an­ Rhode Island: Daily 2897 ; 4-40 Game numbers 03-02-19- water near his family’s home on Lake Champlain. 643-2711. Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mon­ “I a i^ saw a fingernaii file — been a rejected applicant for a police automobile, skidded on its side end hit a 13, jackpot $42,90(r"~" day through Friday. which tells me that he grooms his Atlanta Police Department, said Tuesday, the hijackers released 28 women and children “I don’t know whether I do (believe In Champ) or not. I job. and I’m saying he works for the ticipates delivery next week. tree. (UPI photo) Vermont: Daily 959. fingemaiis and’is a very meticulous Friday “any information coming into but refused to let the American women leave with them. don’t think I do,” said Wheeler. department now. person,” she said. “At one time he this office” is considered, the paper “In fact, he has helped on he in­ Apparently singling him out because of his official aiso broke his nose.” said. vestigation,” she said. status, the hijackers killed Rahim after t-,vo deadlines THE HERALD. Sat , March 7,.1981 - 5 4 - THE HERALD, S al^ arch 7. 1%1 Grenada's connection Manchester Calendars Andover Wednesday Manchester Sunday Planning and Zoning Commission, 7:30, Town Hall, Mens Communion Breakfast, 7 a m.. Union Monday Council Chambers. Monday Congregational Church. alarms Caribbean Assessor, 7 p.m., Town Office Building. Handicapped Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Town Hall, 7 p.m. —Permanent Memorial Day Committee, Monday Tax Collector, 7 p.m.. Town Office Building. Conference Room. hearing room. Municipal Building. ST. GEORGE'S, Grenada (UPI) - political opposition, and has in­ finding much in the the way to Board of Education, 7:30 p.m., Middle School, Route Town Clerk, 6 p.m.. Town Office Building. Retirement Board, 6 p.m.. Town Hall, Personnel Of­ Tuesday 30. Prime Minister Maurice Bishop, creased the number of political nationalize. fice. prisoners from around 50 to 112 in the Planning and Zoning Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Town Of­ 3:30 p.m, —Mental Health Council, hearing room. Greater Hartford Transit District, public hearing on celebrating his second anniversary in Ife -ordered the local CocaCoIa fice Building. power, is marching his tiny tropical past year. bottling plant nationalized shortly Municipal Building. taxi service, 7:30 p.m.. Memorial Building. spice Island down the militant “ Our ap p reciatio n for vSnd after his 1979 coup when a labor dis­ Tuesday 7:30 p.m. —Data Processing Committee, hearing Open House for parents of Grade 8 students, 7:30 p.m., Marxist path, following the lead of friendships with comrade pute threatened to leave Grenadians Board Of Education, 8 p.m., Andover School room. Municipal Building. Rockville High School, Loveland Hill, » his comrade Fidel Castro two Castro is Uftter and stronger t h ^ without their favorite soft drinJ.J Conference Room. 7:30 P.m. —Explorer Scouts, coffee room. Municipal Tuesday ever,” Bishop says. Building. decades ago. But two years of production Hebron Curriculum Committee of Board of Education and Ad As Bishop pulls Grenada closer to 7:30 p.m. —Democratic Town Committee, subcom­ Grenada is a 133-square-mile na­ problems and inefficiency have Hoc Class Size Committee, 7:30 p.m., board administra­ Cuba, relations have cooled with Bolton Monday mittee, Lincoln Center, hearing room. y tion with 100,000 inhabitants, striking prompted the government to tion building, School Street. nearby pro-Western island nations. Town Clerk, 6 p.m.. Town Hall _ r ' green hills and sandy white beaches negotiate with the plant's original Public Building Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Community Wednesday Planning Commission, public hearing, 7:30 p.m , A moderate government recently Assessor, 6 p.m.. Town Hall. scarcely 100 m iles north of ownepafhoping they will take it back Hall. 7 p.m. —'Veterans advisory committee, coffee room. Memorial Building, Park Place. installed in Dominica canceled a Tax Collector, 6 p.m.. Town Hall. Venezuela / a n d ^ a k e “things go better with Tuesday Municipal Building. friendship treaty with Bishop’s Sanitarian, 6:30 p.m.. Town Hall. Wednesday There is liUie^rime and its people, Coke” again. Fire Commissioners, 7:30 p.m.. Firehouse. 7 .1I) n m. — Renublican Town Committee executive polite and-ffiendly, retain a measure government. The governments of Tuesday board, followed by meeting of full town committee, - Business luncheon meeting, noon, Rockville General of respect for the principles of Trinidad and Barbados have all but Grenada has staggering problems. Thursday Planning and Zoning Commission, 8 p.m., Town Hall. hearing room. Municipal Building. Hospital. democracy and fair play left by the broken relations with Grenada. Unemplo.vment is around 30 percent. Board of Education, 8 p.m., Center School Library. Dedication of Transit van, 4 p.m.. Vernon Police Sta­ Wednesday Tliursday tion. British who colonialized the island. Bishop, a tall, bearded man who Agriculture was badly hit by Board of Health, 7 p.m.. Community Hall. dresses in a bush jacket that has Nurses, 1:30 p.m.; Town Hall. 6:30 p.m. —Judge's hours in Probate Court. Community Building Needs and Utilization Committee. But Bishop, a 39-year-old, London- Hurricane Allen last summer and Conservation Commission, 8 p.m., Town Hall. trained lawyer, has made Grenada a become a symbol of black socialism tourism was decimated by un­ East Hartford 7 p.m. —Emergency Medical Services Council, hearing 7 p.m.. Mayors Conference room. Memorial Building Public hearing of Charter Revision Commission, 7:30 pariah among its Eastern Caribbean in the Caribbean, was guest of honor favorable publicity. Grenada was room. Municipal Building. Monday 7:30 p.m. —ConserilRion Commission, coffee room. p.m., Nye Street firehouse. neighbors while embracing Cuba and at Cuba's Second Communist Party frozen out of U.S. aid to Caribbean Thursday Emergency Medical Services, 7:30 p.m., Town Hall, Municipal Building. Advanced microwave oven cooking class, 7 p m , Castro, more than 1,000 miles away . congress last December. islands hurt by the hurricane because Housing Authority, 8 p.m.. Town Hall. With Cuban help. Bishop has Council Office. Board of Education, 7:30 p.m., Gilead Hill School Tolland County Agricultural Center. Route 30 f^e has embarked on a program of of Bishop's anti-United States stance. Soccer Meeting, 7:30 p.m.. Parks and Recreation Of­ ambitious social and economic expanded health care for the island’s Library, Vernon Thursday fice, reform .but at a high political cost poor and rebuilt the once crupibling There is a growing tension among Community Health Services, 7:30 p.m.. Town Hall. Today Indian '•Valley YMCA camp night, 7r.30 , YMCA Bishop was hailed as a liberator public schools. '. island residents, partly fueled by Tuesday Awards Workshop, 10 a m. to noon. Tolland County building. Route 30 Public hearing on Revenue Sharing Bishop's paranoia about assasination Saturday when he deposed corrupt Prime Bishop's largg.st economic Inland Wetlands Environment Committee, 7:30 p.m.. Building Official, by appointment. Town Hall. Agricultural Center, Route 30. funds, 7 p.m.. Memorial Building. Minister Eric Giary in a March 1979 program is helping small farmers plots that led him to train even 8- Town Hall, Council Chambers. coup produce and export more crops, vear-old children as part of a militia Now he has forgotten about the using $1 million in agricultural equip­ that will include one of every five calls he made, as an opposition ment donated by Cuba to increase Grenadians. Be a Part of the A&P/WALT DISNEY WORLD leader, for fair elections and con­ yields, Bishop claims the CIA and Ronald Women eager stitutional rights Mis government .Nutmeg producion is the island s Reagan want to eliminate him, and controls the news media, squelches chief industry and Bishop had trouble recent attacks against Bishop and other government figures have led islanders to seriously discuss a tojbe shooters prediction by seer Jean Dixon that Dr. Mattson to speak Grenada’s government will change handle a firearm properly, this year. WALUNGFORD (UPI) Family whether it’s a rifle, pistol, Vacation Sweepstakes Bishop's response to isolated — Nancy Reagan Isn’t the, or shotgun — and they at Christian confab shootings and bombings has been to only pistol packin’ mama Tour Family could win respect it — their parents organize a 20,000-man militia. by a long shot, says Charlie aren’t going to deny them \l\\< lll> T l.lt - Dr Stanley noon workshop entitled 'Group Bishop’s popularity is bound to Lyman, who has been an all'expensc'paid driving a car,” he said. .Matt.son, headmaster of the Master s Dynamics " and Miss Margaret plummet still more with the imposi­ teaching people to shoot His one-on-one individual W A LT D I S y E T W O R L D School in Simsbury, will be the prin­ Kemp. Christian education consul­ tion of taxes on liquor, gasoline, straight for 40 years. instruction costs $15 an cipal speaker at the Christian Educa­ tant, will be in charge of another en­ vehicles and some other imported “ We’re training more The Better Store V a c a tio n fo r 4! hour, and he supplies the tion Conference to be held at Trinity titled "How Does Your Child items that will help the government women than ever before. A "Bui;" voursdf a fun filled bmiU holidsi, durinf firearm, if necessary. But m MO IMM OMT «' Covenant Church March 21. from 9 Grow—Spiritually, Emotionally. meet its expenses. Finance Minister great number of them are >our W Al I m S N fV W ORM ) A & P fa m lli Spree in many cases an hour is a m to 3 p.m Intellectuallv. Bernard Coard says more than $8 enrolling in our pistol Nsi'itiun SHtepsliikes'! ac4(ion for up lo four st (he W A l.l Me will lead two morning sessions million of Grenada’s $57.5 million classes because of their A new Dobson film. Discipline in Some of Mrs. Patrizzl’s fourth graae class mimeihg, ehllstihg the enthusiastic support to learn what they need to f)ISNP> W ORM ) \ iiciiliun Kingdom. dealing with the topic. The Chris­ 1981 government budget comes from situations, personal safety. the Christian Classroom " will be mime it up with performers Bob Stromberg of mahy students in the audience. The know. Some come back for Sosr lia Isslern Airlines...(he unl> airline (ha( tian in Contemporary Culture " The foreign aid. much of it from the It’s a family sport, too,” he s(i«r(s (he fun of Wal( !)isne> World righ( on (he pisne shown during the conference a total of two and three conference is open to all who are in­ Soviet Union, Lybia and Iraq. and Michael Cooper after a special program was sponsored by the PTA. said at his Blue 'Trail Hj(h (he kids “ Wg|( l)isne> World Pun High( Kit” hours. PORK LOIN-RIB PORTION PORK LOIN-CENTER CUT-RIB BEEF CHUCK terested in areas involving teaching The registration tee of S2.50 in­ The government-run newspaper assembly at Buckley School. Stromberg (Herald photo by Messecar) Range. iind "Kun Pligh( Meils” . Kiis(ern will (ake >uu (o “For those who have Florida's sacaliun paradise filU^d Hi(h recrealion. 111 the field of Christian education. cludes a coffee break and lunch Ad­ Free West Indian reported Castro Mrs. Reagan’s comment and Cooper presented their show about handled pistols, like ex- en(er(ainmen(. shopping and dining. You'll haxe fixe The Rev Norman Swensen, pastor vance registration may be made by has donated $50 million in money, that she owned a pistol, “a servicemen, we’re taking da>s and four nigh(s (u explore (his delightful world, of the church, will direct an after­ calling the church office, 649-2855 men and equipment to Grenada. little bit of a thing,” which Blade Pork Boneless them once a month in which includes (he Magic Kingdom— where You'll she said she kept near her diseouT more lhan 45 fabulous attractions, including groups — an hour instruc­ California bedside, merely (he thrilling new Rig Ihunder Mountain Railroad. tion, which costs $7. We emphasized the fact some Roasts Chops Steaks l u enter, simpl> fill out the enlr> blank below or had 50 people in our most fill out one each time >ou lisil vour friendlx people have them handy recent class and 64 in the neighborhood A&P. No purchase is necessarx. Inter and think nothing of it, class before that,” Lyman •London Broil as often as sou like! Lyman said. •Chuck Fillet “It calms them down, said. •Shoulder ^ E A S T E R N gives them a sense of "Many police r r r IN I O m C lA i A ltlM I Of departments are security, not that they LEAN BONELESS Uiatf^ktneulUorM would ever want to use it,” suggesting applicants be Loin Roast Loin Chops Beef for Stew _ M o m , ^ trained by a certified in­ R o j^ f ia z a COUPON SPECIALS he said. structor. This is a very The Blue Trail Range ap­ good thing. In no way parently is the only public should it be construed that AP Country Farm Pork Shop A iP Butcher Shop gallery within reach of the it’s going to eliminate R O m LOM-ASSOftTfO ST. PATRICK'S DAY FAVORITE BEEF CHUCK-BONELESS-15-19 L8S metropolitan area, and a C u ilo m C u l crime. Crime has nothing P n A T o O rd tf good percentage of Contelne tquAl emt. o4 Corned Whole to do with guns. It’s C*n«srCul.Bi«d* YOUR YELLOW PAGES Lyman’s trade comes out M IU |I9 sirloin End Chops Beef Brisket Beef Shoulder of , 90 people,” he said. COUPON COUPON COUPON Lyman is a former board CONTAINS5CTR CUT t RIBEND 1 LOIN END ROAST fUlLY COOKIO V/AItM AODlli SMuKt (i to 11 H o im ii H o m 1 i 1. u>L i II uj 1.' 1 tv. QUARTZ REPAIRER minutes away via in­ 179 member of the National Pork Combination k ; .. I terstate highways. Ham Steaks Sirloin Tips' j,':';;;;’,;.,'' Rifle Association, which PORKLOIN-WHOLEUT0 1/LBS HILLSHlHt FAHM H( I I HOUND BO Ntl t S'. “There’s an awful lot of 199 takes the position that ‘‘MAQIC” LIGHT S a ^ RESTNURMT shooters down there with Pork Loins no"K'ch'op, Polska Kielbasa Sirloin Tip Roasts no place to shoot, people “guns don't kill people, PORK LOIN-RIB END ^QQ fU t 1 H(JUNl) HO Ntl t lUoodland who enjpy competition or people do.” His family Boneless Pork Roasts .. 1 Sirloin Tip Steaks DOES IT ACAINI produced the famous 10% OFF BULB SAVER just plain target shooting,” — ASP Poultry Shop—

T Having a sufficient supp­ send the form and three Perm box and the register Bv MARTIN SI.OANE price accuracy of adver­ ArealHews... ly of these specials builds front panels. Expires Nov. receipt. Expires April 30, DEAR SUPERMARKET tised items. good oustomer relations. 30, 1981. 1981. SH O P P E R — I am a clerk In addition, I benefit Thus, it’s good business. Supermarket L’ERIN Cosmetics. V05 Hair Spray Refund V, for one of the large super­ (rom ordering a sufficient Most supermarket chains Receive a $1 refund. Send Offer. Receive a $1 refund. market chains. I do the supply of advertised and independent grocers the required refund form For $1, send the required ordering of diary and specials because my Shopper realize this and act accor­ and the carton top or cap refund form and two proofs perishable foods. department is credited for label from one full-size bot­ of purchase (type not Each week I read your the full retail price of these dingly. items. That makes me look As your letter indicates, tle of L’Erin Moisture specified) from V05 Hair r Dagon to ask board column right after good on the monthly sales the occasional unavailabili­ Fresh Liquid Makeup. Spray. For $2, send the checking the ads for my form and three proofs. reports. ty of an advertised special Expires Aug. 31, 1981. store. I think you are doing Expires Dec. 31, IM l. I realize that customers is not evidence of any in­ the word “Lush Lash” Raintree Cream Refund a great job. mention e^ch offer by proofs of purchase while ^nus! This offer doesn’t often make special trips to tent to deceive shoppers. In from one Flame-Glo Lush Offer. Receive a refund of But you may be giving name. Send your post card looking for the required re­ require a form. to slash school funds pick up advertised most cases, it just shows $1 or $2. Send the required readers the impression to: Box 432, Cincinnati, fund forms at the super­ Lash Mascara package. that someone erred in es- refund form, the inner jar BRECK Shampoo-In Hair that the occasional un­ specials. I do my best to Ohio 45299. market, in newspapers and Expires June 30, 1981. EAST HARTFORD - Mayor , timating the amounts to be seal with the word "Rain- Color Refund, P.O. Box availability of advertised see that they get them. But Clip ‘n’ file refunds magazines, and when JOHNSON Products Co. 'George A. Dagon will ask the Board ordered. -tcee” fronKone 2 or 4-6unce 1188, Great Neck, N.Y. specials-is some kind of shortages do occur — (M eek of March 1) trading with, friends. Inc. Receive a refund of 50 of Education to significantly cut the Unfortunately, a few jar of Raintree Cream and 11204. Receive a $1 refund. supermarket-industry con­ usually as a result of Offers may not be cents to $2.5(), For 50 cents, East Hartford Reauly and rosmetie $25.3 million school budget proposed store operators show little the sales receipt. Expires Send the front panel from spiracy. human error. produrls (File 1 l-A) available in all areas of the send the required refund last Monday night. This happened to me the concern for stocking a suf­ June 30, 1981. any Breck Shampoo-In I'would like to emphasize Clip out this file and keep country. Allow 10 weeks to form and the front panel Dagon said Friday that he doesn’t day before Christmas. My ficient supply of advertised RAVE Special Offer. Hair Color package. that just the opposite is it with similar cash-off receive each refund. from one Tender Treat­ yet know how big a cut he will call ford is thpt once I get all the “ They m ight have to consider department ran out of specials. As a result, Receive a $1 refund. Send Expires Dec. 31, 1981. true. Managements is con­ coupons — beverage refund FLAME-GLO Lush ment shampoo, conditioner for, because that will depend on the departmental requests, I develop a reducing staff. But I wouldn’t even eggnog, which had been specials are often un­ the required refund form, Copyright 1981 stantly reminding me to offers with beverage Lash Refund. Receive a 50- or creme hairdress. For amount of state aid East Hartford budget which 1 propose to the coun­ attempt to suggest specifically how advertised in the holiday available — and shoppers the word “Rave” from the United Features order heavily on advertised coupons, for example. cent refund. Send the $1.50, send the form and gets. cil. Now, the council can approve or the Board of Education should make are often inconvenienced. front of any Rave Soft Syndieate, Ine. specials section. Start collecting the ne^ed required refund form and two front panels. For $2.50, “I ’m looking at it in broad terms,” change the budget however they see further cuts. That’s their job. These are the operators I hope that you will print said Dagon. "What I’m saying is fit,” “ I would acknolwege that the Before a recent full-page my letter so that smart who 1 am trying to awaken that, based on what we’re hearing At last Monday’s Board of Educa­ board has probably cut the fat from ad appeared in the shoppers will know that we to their ethical as well as now from the Capitol about what-we tion meeting, members worried the budget and we’re not going to cut newspaper, the district are doing everything we legal responsibilities. can expect to receive, we’re goitig to about further cuts in the school muscle. But these are all judgements manager, visited the store can to help them fight in­ K e fuiiil (if llir (lay have to make further cuts. But until budget. They urged parents to lobby that will have to be made once we and personally encouraged flation — P’aul C. from You can request the re­ we know from the General Assembly the council and the mayor in opposi­ have an idea what the state is going each department head to fund forms for all of these Dallas. what we’re going to receive, we can’t tion to the cuts. to give us.” order heavily to ensure Procter and Gamble offers (WIN * S.OO tH IS WEEK I 72 School Superintendent Samuel J. But Judith E. Blasko, president of have a hard-and-fast budget.” that we wouldn't run out of D E A R P A U L - Y o u and with just one post card; The mayor said his job is not to Leone said at the meeting, “1 would the East Hartford Education anything. your supermarket chain Duncan Hines Cookie Mix produce a line-item school budget, agree that the budget could be cut Association — the teachers’ union — 1 think that your readers appear to be doing a good $1 Refund Offer, Charmin but to give the Board of Education a further, but then we will again have said at last Monday’s meeting that should know that we are job of seeing that shoppers Challenge Offer (1 in number and h’ave them make the to look at consolidation of schools, the school budget is already cut too constantly audited by peo­ have an opportunity to coupons or a 50-cent cuts. we’ll probably have to reduce staffs far. ple in our company who purchase your advertised refund). Instant High Point PRIZE CROSSWORD NO.I35<) “The state has recognized that the and we’ll again have to look at school “The major responsibility of the check the availability and specials. $1 Coupon Offer. Be sure to CLUES ACROSS: 1. An axp^ntlv* n«w ju ll Is not a thing to ------' local boards of education are closure?.’’ Board of Education is to educate with undut hast#, creatures of the state board,” Dagon Parents and teachers have opposed East Hartford’s children,” said 6, A dunce cap. K said. “So we don’t go line-by-line in such options at past board meetings. Blasko. “Fiscal responsibilities their budget, we give them a figure But Dagon said it may be time to con­ belong to the Town Council, which This move by Russian dance skaters Olga Palace Thursday. The couple, ranked sixth 7, Naturally an outatanding tall one might taka can certainly afford to give the Sunidays reserved your eye, and they make the adjustments. The sider those alternatives. Volozhinaka and Alexandre Svinin in the competition, practiced here before school budget is just one line-item on “1 think they have to be cognizant children a high-quality education. delighted the spectators at the Bolton Ice competing in Hartford. 8. Though the men on tha |ob are------, they may that not all Of the classes in all of the Look at the tax rate, look at United cope with It aurpriaingly wall. my budget. “The process here in East Hart- schools are full, ” the mayor said. Technologies look at a budget surplus for rehearsal time 11. Disorderly crowds. of over $1 million for each of the last 13. T h a ------of a horsa you ware thinking of w three years. But because everyone is Options for school closings . Hi W \l i a f o r I in buying would presumably be a factor. crying poverty, the students of East Hi ’ .Just a reminder that 14. A charactarlstlcally restrained type of woman 1 School nurse pact Hartford are not getting the educa­ our Variety Show rehear­ Senior Citizens will not Indulge In a lot o f------. tion they deserve.” to be aired at final meeting sal this Sunday will start at She said cuts to the teaching staff, 5 p m During the evening 16. It’s no use trying to ------a man something If VERNON — The committee ha simply won’t accept It. refusal to fund an extended middle we will have a short chow Kay Ellsworth 4170. Rene will face educators school program and failure to fully studying proposals for closing a Joe D. and senior break You bring your own Maire 4070, 17. In a ------r, a man may hardly be expected to fund a remedial program designed to school will have its final meeting volunteers and our usual spare a thought for the misfortunes of others. V E R N O N — The Board of Educa­ goodies, we 11 supply the Here 1 am again making door prizes. Card players help students who fail board- Monday night at 7:30 at the Middle Vernon tion will be asked to approve a another request from you 18. Attar nine. School. The following Monday the C'oltee and tea are also invited to the par­ proposed three-year contract for mandated literacy tests have already committees recommendations will Our performers are all We have a pretty lively ty. Tickets are available at 19. It’s possible to think a certain fellow has too school nurses when it meets Monday Vernon severerely damaged East Hartford’s closing an elementary school and Vernon Elementary. The Lake Street fund raising committe_e be made to the Board of Education at doing their part by giving the office. much------for his own safety. at 7:30 at the Middle School. school system. She urged parents to sort of focused on the Vernon School is found to be the least expen­ up all their Sundays who over the years have Schedule for the «eek: 21. Usually gives adequate support when needed. The Personnel Policies Com­ go to the Town Council and oppose a special meeting of the board. Elementary School. This also drew sive to run because it is heatecl by rehearsing just to give the organized drives for money The school board has been in­ Sunday : 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. 23. They can hava a certain element of plc- mittee, of the board, has negotiated vance by the superintendent's office. further cuts. complaints from parents who found gas, all the rest are heated by oil rest of you a real musical to- help us get important volved, for about two years, in Variety Show Rehearsal luresquenesa. the contract with the nursing staff If an accident occurs and there is a But Dagon said the state simply is fault because that school was the The program subcommittee has treat. So how about you. and much needed furniture studying the possibility of closing an Monday: 10 a.m. kitchen and will ask the board for final reaf­ liability claim for which the not providing the dollars to fund a only one on which a feasibility study urged that early preparations be what are you doing to help and equipment for the 24. In suitable growing conditions, they will In­ elementary school. Dr. Bernard Sid- social bingo games; noon­ I Agree to accept the judges decision as final. firmation. employee is negligent and the judge­ $25.3 million school budget. was done. It was after that, that the made for closing a school noting that u s ^ 1 h the s h o w ’’ center Right now we have evitably multiply If allowed to do so. man, superintendent of schools, in a 1 time lunch served. 1 p.m. to Harold Cummings, chairman of the ment is greater than the individual’s “The State Legislature is shifting special committee was formed, one-year's lead time would be ideal Remember, the funds from a great opportunity to report to the board more than a year 3:30 p.m. free income tax NAME...... board committee, said as a result of coverage, the Town of Vernon’s the budgetary burden to the towns made up of townspeople as well as of­ as the time needed to prepare the the show help with our purchase a nice copier help. 12:45 pinochle games. CLUES DOWN: discussions with representatives of liability for any judgment in excess and cities and that is grossly unfair, ” ago, recommened closing Sykes ficials, to prepare findings and students, faculty and administration meal program machine which we can use ADDRESS ...... Bus pick up at 8 a m. and 1. For purposes of clear practical Illustration, the nurses and administrative of the person’s individual coverage he said. “I don’t think they have con­ School, which houses Grade 6 develop criteria for the board to use for the closing. We can certainly use in making a number of im­ students, and putting those students 10:30 and return trips at good straightforward------‘------CITY...... STATE...... bargaining units, the committee would be determined through a law­ vinced anyone that they’re putting to make its decision. Another subcommittee named to your help, and here's how. portant copies and also a their own house in order over there, back in the Middle School where they 12:30 and 3:15 p.m. can be said to be needed. came up with several recommen­ suit. A study already completed by the study facilities, has recommended Just pick up a lew tickets chance for you to have IS YOUR HERALD HOME DELIVERED YES □ were originally. Tuesday: 9 a m. bus for 2. Can be masterly without being especially NO LI dations. The contract also provides that the but they’re asking all the towns to that the board has three options. That lor the show and then sell copies of many of your im­ committee shows that the town could shopping. 10 a m. oil paih’rv original In thought or Ideas. CLIP AND MAIL TO: The contract concerns insurance school board would be liable for up to make the cuts. They're in a frenzy Vernon, along with other towns, of redistricting without closing a them to your fam ily, portant papers, including save the most money by closing the ting class. 12:30 rettirn trip benefits and liability coverage for $200 in the case of property damage over there. ” has a declining school population and ‘Vsehool; closing a school without friends and neighbors the Medicare forms that 3. At present. PRIZEWEEK PUZZLE newest of the elementary schools. from shopping.! 1 p.m. personnel while on school business. to the employee’s vehicle depending Dagon said the much-publicized therefore is considering closing at Center Road. fedistricting; and closing a school Every ticket sold is that you often have to make If exacting,-'can make the heaviest possible C /0 THE EVENING HERALD Senior Bowling Dqague at — The committee recommends that on the individual's insurance miscalculation in the state education least one school. The proposal to and redistricting. closer to a full house each copies of. We have quite a Remands on man. 1 HERALD 8Q., MANCHESTER, CT. | However, the committee said that the Parkade Lane^qlso a n ^e n e fits should apply only when coverage. budget will cost East Hartford $118,- The board will discuss the report to night and that's what we bit of the money, but need talnly not good. close Sykes drew sharp criticism considering costs on a per student free income tax'help. 1>30— ^ students are transported or when Should an employee suffer a rate 000 if the state decides to correct the be presented Monday night, on nbed to be a success. So 1 in the neighborhood of from parents and students and the basis, the most expensive school to p.m. exercise class. 9. One\ can study a ------choice of subjects CONTEST RULES employees are transported in error by revoking the allocated March 16, and may also make a deci­ ask you, is it really too around $700 to complete increase due to such accident, the plan was dropped. operate is the Maple Street School, W e dnesday: 9 a m. without necessarily reaching the highest level In 1. Solve the puzzle by filling In the missing letters to make the emergency situations and that the funds. sion that night. ____ much to ask for you to sell the deal. So now our fund­ board would reimburse the employee The board then talked about which is one of the oldest alone with Health Clinic. 9:30 - 11:30 alkbf them. words that you think best fit the clues. To do this read each • benefits should apply only when on “We’ve already been made aware . a lew tickets’’ Sto2 _^y the raising committee is for the increased rate on the policy in Ceramics. 9:45 Crewel 10. With a certain type of man. It can be a matter of clue carefully for you must think them out and give every word school business as approved in ad- force at the time of the accident. that $230,000 has been lost through | m,jmm n office any day dext week asking for donations and if .r, m * Embroidery Class. 10 a m. pride to present hImselLto the world as a pic­ Its true meaning. changes in the urban aid grant and pick up a few We ll be you know some businesses pinochle games, also ture o f------. 2. You need not be a subscriber to this newspaper to enter. You program, ” the mayor added. most grateful and you'll be that might like to make a Friendship Circle meeting. 12. The thicker It Is, the worse, of course. may submit as many entries as you wish. No mechanically doing your bit to help,^m^e /mall donation we'd ap- Noontime linch served produced (printed, mimeographed, etc.) copies of the entry Rockville teachers the sfi^w a big sue 15. Bring new life to. ''preciate it if you would 12:45 Bridge games. 1 p.m. blank wlH be accepted. Authority Thanks^a^ bunch fronKall check them out. free income tax help and 20. Large fighting force. 3. Anyone Is eligible to enter except employees (and members the hard working cast, ^ Remember .every little bit craft class. Bus pick up at 8 22. Just a donkey. of their families) of the Evening Herald. planning for trips The news around the helps, a n d ^ e are counting am. and 10:30. Return 4. ALL ENTRIES MUST BE MAILED IN SEPARATE ENVELOPES Center starts with word on your help and your to speak trips at 12:30 and 3 p.m. WORD LIST NO LATER THAN MONDAY OF NEXT WEEK, AND BEAR A V E R N O N — Ronald Carle, an in­ sources; $300 from the 1980-81 vo-ag that Jimmy Rizza is back small donations Thursday: 9 a m. Band POSTMARK. structor at the Rockville High School field trip budget; $200 from the vo-ag in the Manchester This list contsins, among others, the correct words rehearsal. Noontime meal lor the PRIZE CROSSWORD PUZZLE lor release The Herald will award the cash amount shown above to the Vo-Ag Center and Richard Tingley, mum sales; and in addition each stu­ E A S T H A R T F O R D - A noted Hospital, Also we men­ Next Thursday our served. 1 p.m. Fun day Weekend o f March 7-8, 1981 contestant who sends In an all-correct solution. If more than supervisor of athletics, will ask the dent going will pay $75 of their own authority on the history of public and tioned that Bessie Mudge is program will be "Getting entertainment featuring one all-correct solution Is received, the prize money will be Board of Education to approve trips money. private gardens, Mrs. Walter recuperating at her home, Acquainted with Square Getting Acquainted with ARMY NEW shared equally. for both groups at its meeting Mon­ Pflumm of Granville, Mass , will however the address is 13 TELL The students will stay at the Bilt- Dancing " with Jack (jolty. Square Dancing. Bus pick ASS NOW TEN 6. IF NO ALL-CORRECT SOLUTION IS RECEIVED, $25 WILL BE day. present her slide talk "All Sorts of Chestnut St not the ad­ BAD PACK more Hotel on Madison Avenue; Next Wednesday we are up at 10 a m. Return trip TOWER ADDED TO THE FOLLOWING WEEK’S PRIZE. Because both of the trips are in the and Herbs in Gardens Grow " dress in W edriesday’s CASH PICK WEALTH have dinner at Mamma Leones; go to going to start our Ceramic after the entertainment CHAIR PHOTOGRAPHS WEEDS The decision of the judges Is final and all contestants agree to United States, the board’s insurance to the East Hartford Historical column. Cards would be the observation tower of the Empire class and see how it goes - Friday: 10 a m. kitchen CHEFS PHOTOGRAPHY WIDE a a abide by the judges decision. All entries become the property policy will cover the participants. Society next Wednesday, March 11, most appreciated. CHESS R A C E WISE State Building; and also visit Radio the room has warmed up a social bingo games and CHOIR of this paper. Only one prize will be awarded to a family ui^.- Some other trips out of this country at 7:30 p.m. The action here starts RAG E WIVES City Music Hall. bit so Blandine has been exercise class. Noontime CONICAL R E E D S 8. Everyone has the same opportunity to win, for every entry will approved by the board, require the The presentation will be held at the with the following results DASH REVIVE able to pour some molds. lunch served. 12:45 setback be checked, and the winner announced. No claiming Is students to pay the additional in­ Tingley is asking permission for Raymond Library. of our Senior Bowling DUST RO W ER We still have a few games. 1:30 to 2:30 Round' FEW RU ST necessary. surance. students to go on a fishing and cam­ Mrs, Pflum m 's Herb Farm and An­ League at the Parkade freestyle moves at the Bolton Ice Palace openings for our flower Dance lessons and 2:30 to FURS SE L L 9. The correct solution to this week’s Prlz^word will be The Vo-Ag Department is planning ping trip in New Hampshire in May tique Shop were featured in the Paul Martini and Barbara Underhill, Cana­ Lanes this past Tuesday FUSS SIR E show on March 19. Its a 4:15 Square Dance lessons.- published the following Saturday. a field trip to New York City on May dian competitors in the World Figure yesterday afternoon. alternoon. Women's Hi HEALTH SIZ E or June under the supervision of in­ August "House Beautiful " magazine, nice day trip with a mini­ Bus pick up at 8 a m. and LIVES S T A M P S 10. The Herald reserves the right to correct any typographical 15 and 16 to give the students an op­ Single - Dot Roberts. 162; tramural sports advisors, Americo showing her working gardens, field- Skating Championships, practiced their tour of Boston and a visit to 10:30 a m., return trips at MOBS SWAMPS errors which may appear during the puzzle game. portunity to visit the New York dug perennials, dried herbs and coun­ Triple - Mary Chaves. 446 Buccino and David Vesco. Quincy Market. The price 12:30 and 3:15 p.m. 11. The sealed correct solution will be kept In the personal Botanical Gardens and the Bronx He said they plan to take a try baskets scattered among her Men's High Single - Andy OPEN SUNDAYS 12-5 is only $14.50. Everyone custody of Nate Agostlnelll, President Manchester State Zoo. They will also take a tour of the many antique furnishings. Tuition Lamoureaux. 195. Triple - maximum of eight students and the going on this trip should be Menu for the week: „ Bank. city. advisors will provide the transporta­ Because of her great interest in Andy Lamoureaux - 5.39 12. Upon accepting prize money, the contestant will be here at 8:30.a m. Monday, March 9, 1981 - LAST WEEK’S Carle said that funding for the trip tion. The charge for the week-end plants and garden designs that are a On, Wednesday morning increosesi Next Thursday the Legal Hot dog on a bun, baked photographed for the paper. will come from three different trip will be $50 per student. it was pinochle time and link to our country’s past, Mrs. HARTFORD - Hart­ Aid Attorneys will be here beans, cole slaw, ginger­ PUZZLE SOLUTION 4 . the best scores were as Pflumm has been a popular guest at from 10 to 12. Gall the of­ bread. ford College for Women follows; A1 Gales, 634, Vin­ many garden clubs and historical fice lor an appointment. Wednesday March 11, has announced an increase cent Borello601, Ada Rojas societies, including the annual herb Gloria is requesting rem­ 1981 - Cream of Broccoli in tutition and fees for the 597, Lillian Lew is 591. symposium at Stockbridge and the 1981-1982 academic year. nants of cloth and yarn for Soup,' chicken patty ^gn a summer program of the Chautauqua plan your Helen Silver 586, Jennie PRIZEWEEK PUZZL,E In a le tte r sent to the craft class. bun, jello. Forgarty 5re\Sue Kerr 570, ANSWER'S TO LAST WEEK’S PRIZEWEEK PUZZLE Institution in western New York. students and parents, March is Irish month and Thursday March 12, 1981 The East Hartford Garden Club kV Nadine Mm-om 566. A1 college President Marcia we are planning a gala St. . - Baked Lasagna, tossed CLUES ACROSS: CLUES DOWN: Chellman-545. •and a delegation from the Demcratic A. Savage said that tuition Patrick Dance to be held Salad. Italian bread and 4. FA C TS not facas. Old holiday photos remind one of peopie rather than 1. TOTTERING not pottering. TOTTERING, more aptly, reflects IntlrmltY. ’> ■ « 7- po I I:r - Mrs. tique toys, children’s fur­ Hostesses for the 16. DINE not dive. A "good example" Is a matter of what Is proper (e.g., canceled cial aid program and that Sylvia Osgood of Vernon niture and teddy bears. to a boat Anyway, why should tha clue specify a '‘small" river, as If a good manners, moderation, etc.. In DINING). Fine style and technique the increase in costs would evening will be Harriett major river might be loo broad? This favors GOAT. in diving are hardly In the broad nature of “setting a good example." savings now. Those attending the be taken into account when will speak on antique dolls Sliney, Mary Fredrickson 14. BIG not fig. Since "fig growing areas " Is a self-explanatory phrase; the 18. SO R R Y not worry. They can certainly make any. man SORRY, but a meeting who have an an­ clue's opening: "W h v e fruit's concerned" is required more for BIG. EAST HARTFORD - The need is estimated. at the meeting of the (wace and Edna Lynn. Ginny wealthy player might have nothing to worry about In losing. Group of Center tique doll, they would like 22. W O M A N not Roman. ^ comparatively limited way, the Rom ans were regular meeting Inland Kuhn will introduce the concerned only with the srtefent world, which la hardly what Ihe clue Congregational Church some information about, Wetlands Environment) Commi^ionv Sports for you 4 ^ speaker. suggests. ^ The “Herqld Angle ” by March 19 at 7:30 p.m. in should bring it to the 26. P O K ER not power. Since one may incline to the view that power Is all scheduled for Tuesday, M aranO at the Federation Room of meeting. too easily wielded with a certain ruthlessness anyway, It la a POKER, 7:30 p.m. in the 'Town Council jSports Editor Ear.l Yost, POOLSvHOTTUBS Health questions . rather, tha) one can I m a g ltf’’ being t o used In a "desperate” case. the church The Emma Nettleton President Reagan tallts with Secretary of State Alexander chambers has been canceled. another exclusive of The Every day, exclusively in 27. C O D G E R not lodger. Som e sensative persons might be upset If treated Rte 44 -A (2 im East ol Bolton Uke) Mrs. Osgood, who The commission says the meeting Herald, tells the group will.be joining the The Herald, get the inside as an old CODGER. There's no reason lor that If treated like a lodger. Haig after a cabinet meeting Thursday. Haig earlleF said became interested in an­ Grace Group and any other js scpifebed because there is no background and interesting 742-7308 facts on health in Dr. future American Involvement In El Salvador depends on the tique dolls about seven friends of the church are busihessib bring befobe it. sidelights of the sports SOVTNINCTOI liF lll* AVOi Lawrence Lam b’s health MXNCXiSIli years ago, also collects an­ also invited to attend. / extent of Cuban and Soviet efforts to undermine the existing The next regularly-scheduled world. Don’t miss it on The Mt-ttll T42-TNI 741-4300 743-7300 column. government.(UPl photo) meeting will be Tuesday, April 14. Herald sports pages. 8 - THE HERALD, Sal., March 7, 1981 THE HERALD, Sat., March 7, IWl - 9 Hans Kung describes John Foley puts the gentle back in'gentlemon'

HARTFORD (UPI) - Jimmy Weiss who used an omelette to make through violence,” said Foley, a their mates because they are finan­ men have labeled somewhere along p.m. on weekends, holidays and church of the future Cagney squashed half a grapefruit his point. Cagney wrote his mother member of the governor’s Perma­ cially dependent on them and have no the line as ‘feminine,^” Foley said. paydays and happen in the kitchen, By CLIFF SIMPSON into Mae Clarke’s face almost 50 before the movie’s 1931 release to nent Commission on the Status of place to go, especially with children. The men have divided themselves bedroom and living room. years ago in one of the most enduring reassure Her that he was only acting. Women. However, now there are in three groups. One group saw their “The majority of batterers I’ve For more than a year I was the and philosophy. After several weeks experiences, biit for now let me movie scenes ever. It comes as no And the movlb dpisode pales in The legal beating of women has organizations like Hartford’s Inter­ fathers batter their mothers when spoken to say they ‘blacked out’ and Interim Minister in our First Church of research and study, he felt ready share some preliminary thoughts. for the lecture. As usual, the guest surprise to John Foley that the scene comparison to the assaults some been permitted for centuries and val House, a shelter for battered they were children, the second group didn’t know what happened. They say of Christ in New Britain — and still The people appeared happy and con­ women. speaker sat at the head table during has survived for so long, because he women undergo. They are often at­ some men have been socialized into never witnessed such assaults, but ‘I couldn’t control myself.’ That’s a receive their newsletter, It is a good ten t^. I was not alone in this evalua­ deals with battering men. the luncheon. To make conversation, tacked when they are pregnant and believing beating their wives or “ I think men in this society have have battered their wives or lot of crap,” Folev said. publication. Recently on its front tion for the “Wall St. Journal” Staff Methodists Foley, 35, is director of the Salva­ become very desensitized to the minister asked the chairman, Funerals will be topic the blows are concentrated on their partners is a male prerogative. “It’s partners. The third gup saw their page was the following writing by Reporter (Jonathan Kwitny) on his tion Army's Family Service Bureau. abdomens, Foley said. almost been unapproachable,” Foley violence. A slap in the face to a man fathers beat their mothers, but in ad­ “ If they couldn’t control 'Why did you ask me to speak on worth of the simple funeral, the ad­ Hans Kung. If you read it carefully recent trip throughout the land for MANCHESTER-Arne Darbo, Elach Saturday for the past year he Battering occurs in all classes, said. Another of several factors is the is not the same as it is to a woman. A dition grew up in a violent at­ themselves we’d have a lot more and slowly, it will make you think China?' 'Oh, we wanted the talk to be the third time in fifteen years, plan studies past president and one of the vantage of a meaningful memorial as dead women. Their control can be so appropriate', she said. 'You see, it’s has been meeting privatdy with men races, and cultures. Police in batterer’s self-esteem as a man. It’s punch is not the same: All you have to mosphere outside the home. about your own “Christianity" as headed his article: “Most Striking founders of the Memorial Society of compared with an ostentatious who want an alternative to their Norwalk receive the same number of almost always low. do is look at Sunday football. We’re ‘‘Batterers are great at good sometimes the spots are picked a chop suey.luncheon." funeral and the benefit to humanity well as the kind of church to which Aspect of Kenya Scene? Enthusiasm Greater Hartford, will be the guest brutality. Seven of the 21 have com­ complaints on domestic violence as There is said a law existed 2,500 overwhelmed with violence. It’s con­ minimizing the violence they actual­ — kidneys, back of the neck, heart — MANCHESTER-The Manchester of donating organs to science and to you belong. He writes: “Giving up” for Lent of Its Prospering populace.” speaker at a meeting to be held mitted a total of 2,600 violent acts the police precinct in New York’s years before the birth of Christ that stant. It’s all around us,” said Foley, ly did. If someone is minimizing the that’s controlled violence. “To what kind of Christian, to what Lent began 4 days ago with Ash It is a country recently indepen­ area United Methodist churches will following the Sunday morning the living.” ' ' against their wives or partners. Harlem, an area/of comparable size allowed a husband to knock his wife’s a tall, muscled weightlifter. “There 'are tell-tale signs before Amo will share information about violence it’s possible to deal with it in kind of church, does the future Wednesday. One of the common uses dent and run as a democracy. The sponsor a series of programs on worship service at Center The men range in age from 18 to 65. and population. teeth out with a brick if she verbally The most important aspect of his a oneto-one counseiing situation. It’s the violence occurs. They say the March 15, 22, and 29 from 2:30 to 5 the society. The meeting will be in belong'’ of the Lenten period is to seek a mark of Christianity was evident in Congregational Church. They span the educational and oc­ Crime statistics show there is ap­ abused him. program is the admission process. not possible to do it in a group body goes on ‘full alert,’ and before it p.m. at three area churches. the Federation Room under the .Not to a church that is lazy, closer walk with God and a many ways — churches, the press, The Memorial Society has as its cupational gamut and represent just parently one battering case every 18 In the Middle Ages men were He takes no court referrals. It’s situation,” but the men easily does they could feel a ‘partial alert’ shallow, indifferent, timid, and weak and the crosses worn by different purpose, to bring to public notice direction of the Adult Committee of and that’s when they are told to leave deepening of the spiritual life. To this The programs will be at the a small fraction of battering men seconds in the U nit^ States affec­ exhorted from the pulpit to beat their' voluntary. He selects just one man recognize it among themselves and in its faith; people. Our driver was a Seventh- “the reverence, dignity and intrinsic the Board of Christian Elducation. the house. The next step is to call the end churches offer extra Bible study. Wesley Memorial' United Methodist locally, which suggests a far greater ting a total of 1.8 million women over wives and their wives to kiss the rod out of every 20. “The reason for that deal with it on the spot. Not to a church that expects blind problem in the population as a whole. the course of a year. Research that beat them. At one time or is I also work with battered women,” It’s a support group, not a therapy buddy,” he said. obedience and fanatical party loyal­ Church, 110 'Ellington Road, East Lenten series Hartford; the Rockville United Breakfast “Men who do it aren’t exactly suggests 50 percent of all married another, Jewish, French, English, Foley said. group, and part of the support in­ ■ The ploy a batterer uses to main­ ty; SOUTH WINDSOR-Starting breaking my door down. I do get women will be battered at some point Greek, Russian, Roman and Muslim Thus he’s aware on the other hand volves the ‘buddy system’ which is Not to a church that is the slave of Methodist Church, 142 Grove St,, MANCHESTER-The Men’s Club tain control over his mate is to Wings of Morning of Center Congregational Church will March 11 and continuing for five con­ more men than I could work with and in their marriage. law all provided for legal wife if the man is sincere or is trying to not introduced until a participant has its own history, always putting on the Rockville; ahd the South United reduce her self-esteem by endlessly have a Communion Breakfast on secutive Wednesdays, the Rev. I could probably coordinate two “Battering is one of many ways of beating. join the group as a means of getting been in the program for at least four brakes, suspiciously defensive and Methodi^L-GHurch, 1226 Main St., pointing out her faults or. making opportunities for learning about April 5._ The guest speaker will be the James R. Hansen, minister of Chris­ groups a day I not just on Satur­ making women adhere to a The saying “rule of thumb” his “property” back, his woman, un­ months. It takes that long to get his yet. in the end, forced into agree­ Day Adventist. In a publiqation by Manchester. them up. but at the same time his prayer through sharing, as well as Rev.,'Carroll E. Kann. tian education at Wapping Communi­ days,” Foley said. patriarchal system, which is unequal originated in British common law. der the guise of seeking counseling. thinking straightened somewhat. ment; our United States Department of self-esteem is also low as a man. midweek sessions, and special oppor­ Those planning to attend can P’astdr Ka'nn is the new minister to ty Church, will conduct a mid-week One out of two marriages has a economically and politically. Our The rule of thumb statute was sup­ “It’s essential the man be totally If a man realizes he is going to Not to a church that is anti-critical, State Bureau of Public Affairs I “I think there are a lot of in­ tunities for worship on special days choose one of the three studies for all the Connecticut Conference of the Lenten study. battering incident sometime within program is not an answer to the posed to protect women from being committed to unlearning the violent assault his wife — and he can sense it practically anti-intellectual and learned that the Animist religion has gredients that go into being a of the period. I hope you will take ad­ three days. The theme at the East The theme of the series will be, it. And it may be something that’s problem by any means. The only real beaten by a rod hot thicker than her behavior and become committed to — he has his buddy’s telephone dilettantish; 38 percent. I spent some time with United Church of Christ, succeeding batterer and one of the ingredients vantage of these helps. Many outside Hartford Church will be “The "Come to the Cross.” This will be a ’ frequent — three times a week, say, answer to battering is for equality husband’s thumb. learning a new definition of the word number handy or those of others in Not to a church that is blind to the president of the National Council the Rev. Nathanael Guptill as of Jan. has almost always been that his the church still practice "giving up " Interior Life." Leaders will be Mrs. Bible study ceniering around life, or it might be one battering incident and for people as a whole in society State courts have ruled in favor ol ’man,’ in which we take a took at how the program. “What’s really impor­ problems, suspicious of empirical of the Church of Christ in Kenya 1. Tickets for the breakfast will be expectations of himself are not up to something for the period from Ash Gwen Smith and Mrs. Vicki Shortley righteousness, reconciliation, spirit, in a 10-year period, “l^ a t that to say that battering will no longer be giving women legal protection in society has socialized men into being tant is that the buddy just doesn’t try knowledge, yet claiming competent (similar to our NCC in the USA) and available about March 20. par, not as a person but as a man — Wednesday to Easter Saturday. This of the United Methodist Churches of new mind and new self. battering incident does,” says Foley, allowed,” he said. such matters on a case-by-case basis. individuals that take care of their to calm him down when he calls. He authority for everyone and will later share some of the problems capital M-a-n. It’s very important for past week while m Kenya, East Westfield, Mass. Second Church The meetings will start at 7:30 ' “ is establish who has the control and “If women are thought of as second The independent legal status of own problems.” tells him how he’s feeling. He’s been everything; and programs of that organization. the group to get him to accept where Africa, 1 heard a woman enroute to p.m. and end at 9. Those planning to who has the power in the class citizens and marriage or Foley said the men in the program there. He knows what’s going Not to a church that is So much for now. MANCHESTER — Events next women and the principle that a hus­ he is as a man. where he’s been, and the bar exclaim, "I better get an “ Biblical Understanding of week at Second Congregational participate should call the church of­ relationship.” partnership represents ownership band is subject to civil and criminal have a great deal of difficulty in through his mind,” Foley said. where he's going to go," Foley said. quarrelsome, impatient and unfair in Mission," will be the theme of the extra drink because next Wednesday. Church are as follows: fice to reserve a book. There is no That'; of course, is at the root,of and if the men have never learned sanctions for physical abuse of his expressing feelings, difficulty in Generally, he’s told to take a walk, “Basically, it's a sensitizing dialogue. M’lial makes a nation great? program at the Rockville church. Dr, 1 give it up for Lent." I w'onder just Sunday — 11:15 a.m. Music Ap­ charge. .y Cagney’s scene in “The Public how. to deal with frustrations of wife was established in Connecticut labeling them correctly. “Instead of leave the house, maybe stay in a issue," Foley said. “What we’re Not to a church that is closed to the Earlier in this column I indicated Thomas Hoyt and Dr. Marston what this self-denial meant to this preciation Group; 6:30 p.m. Pilgrim Enemy,” which originated in real everyday living — their reaction to by its Supreme Court as late as 1914. just anger, there’s loneliness, motel overnight. Most battering in­ trying to do is put the 'gentle' hack real world. that Hans Kung claimed would make lady. Was it an act by which she Speight of the Hartford Seminary Fellowship Spaghetti Supper. Spring dance life wiUi a gangster named Hymie those problems mav be to solve them Most battered women stay with tenderness, sadness, fear, — feelings cidents occur between 8 p.m. and 11 into 'gentleman.'" In short, future does not belong to a expected an extra favor from God or the church the “wave of the future". will be the leaders. church that is dishonesti Monday — 7:30 p.m. C.E. Board SOUTH WINDSOR - The Guys was it just from habit? Perhaps as a Here is a similar standard for the Meeting. No. the future belongs; At the Manchester church the and Dolls Club of Wapping Communi­ child she had given up candy or ice United States by Alexander Tuesday — 9:30 a.m. Bible Study; ty Church will have its annual spring To a church that knows what it Blackburn: theme Will be “Latin America and cream. Now, 1 am not opposed to 3:45 p.m. Confirmation Class. dance on March 14 at the Manchester does not know; those who “give up” something for the Church,” with Margaret Gibson, New longer zip code To a church that relies upon God's director of Mission Metodista of New W^nesday — 6:30 p.m. Outreach Country Club. Music will be by 'the Lent. 1 would just like to put meaning "Not serried ranks with flags un­ !Ll. 7® London, as leader. Committee; 7:30 p.m. Lenten Heritage Group and a roast beet grace and wisdom and has in its into the act so that during this period furled. weakness and ignorance a radical Program. dinner will be served. there would be a definite spiritual Not armored ships that gird the confidence in God; world. A related program for children will Thursday,_!r- 7 p.m. Boy Scouts; Those planning to attend should growth in the soul of the one giving- 7:30 p.m. Trustees Meeting; 7:30 make reservations by calling any To a church that is strong in faith, up. Not hoarded wealth nor busy mill. be held during each session. The cost could zap memory load p.m. Sr.*Choir Rehearsal. member of the committee. Tickets joyous and certain, yet self-critical; Not cattle on a thousand hil|s. will be $1 per person per session. The Friday — Pilgrim Fellowship will also be on sale after the Sunday To a church filled with intellectual Two suggestions children’s program will be free. So Demosthenes may have im­ association will come right back” Not sages wise, nor schools nor Retreat, worship service. By United Press International desire, spontaneity, animation and If she would save that money nor­ laws. Whether you’re Einstein or Joe agined a baked ham to guide himself Meaningful or vivid association is fruitfulness; mally spend on liquor, she could Not boasted deeds in freedom’s Blow, the new 9-digit Zip Code will through the verbal thickets as he the key to remembering. To a church that has the courage of make a nice contribution to helping cause — tax your memory span. branded his accuser, Aeschines, a Professor Ronald Salafia of Fair- initiative, and the courage to take feed the people of Kampuchea or All these may be, and yet the state Services The brain can absorb just so much. "third rate actor” in his famous “On field (Conn.) University, who also risk. wherever. It could help keep a In the eye of God be far from With digits, it’s seven plus or minus the Crown" oration. So spellbinding teaches students how to increase To a church that is altogether hospital open (Mt. Selinda, e.g.) or great. two. After that, it’s numerical was his address that Aeschines their memories, has a tip for hosts or Andover CALVARY CHURCH (Assemblies open to the real world; get tools for some farmer. If puzzled That land is great that knows the (Polish). 10 and 11:15 a.m. overload. But don’t toss out the exiled himself to Rhodes. hostesses who introduce newcomers In short, the future belongs to a by what to do with money saved by FIRST CONGREGATIONAL Hebron of God), 647 E. Middle Turnpike. Rev. ROCKVILLE BAPTIST CHURCH. Lord, CHURCH of Andover, UCC, Route 6 Kenneth L. Gustafson, pastor. 9:30 69 Union St. Rev. Robert L. postage stamps and start sending The memory techniques the to a half dozen people at once. thoroughly truthful church. " "giving-up ", ask your church or syn­ Whose songs are guided by His al Long Hill Road. Rev. Richard H. ST. PETER'S EPISCOPAL a m., Sunday school: 10:30 a.m., ser­ LaCounte, pastor. 9 a.m., worship smoke signals just yet. Greeks used have been studied from “By the time you’ve gotten to the agogue. The need is overwhelming. Taylor, pastor. 11 a.m, worship ser­ CHURCH. Route 65. Rev. William vice of worship; 6:30 p.m., evening service; 10:15 a m.. Sunday school; 7 The chuckle word; Perslng, rector. 10 a m.. Worship ser­ service. 12348676® You can get the hang of a scientific point of view only recent­ middle of the group, you’ve forgotten Perhaps what would help this lady vice with nursery available during p.m.. evening service. Ministers get asked to do all kinds Where justice rules ‘twixt man service; 9,30 a m. church schoot for vice. CONCORDIA LUTHERAN SACRED HEART CHURCH, Route remembering almost anything — ly. And when Dr. William G. Chase, the people you were introduced to of things when it comes to filling in most of all would be to use the and man. all ages. GILEAD CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. (LCA). 40 Pitkin St. Rev. 30. Rev. Ralph Kelley, pastor; Rev. even the names of that couple from profesor of psychology at Carnegie- first. By the time you’ve gotten to the "cocktail hour " for a time of CHURCH. Hebron. Rev. David Q. Burton D. Strand, pastor; Rev. David Michael Donohue. Saturday mass al end, you’ve forgotten all of them." for this or that program, 1 Where love controls in art and Bolton Runnion-Bareford. pastor. 10:30 B. Stacy, associate pastor. 6;30 a.m. 5 p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30, 9, the cocktail party — if you put your Mell()n University in Pittsburgh, reading, meditation, and prayer. Of plan: a m.. Worship service, nursery; 9:15 Holy Communion, nursery care 10:30 a.m. and noon. "The thing is you’re going so fast, remember a telephone call from a CHURCH OF ST. MAURICE, 32 mind to it. That’s because the Greeks started analyzing them — "Gee whiz! course, the time varies for different a.m.. Church school classes. provided. 10:00 a.m. Holy Commu­ ST JOHN'S EPISCOPAL southern Connecticut organization Where, breathing in his native air. Hebron Road. The Rev. J. Clifford had a word for it, and it’s more than We found they really do work. And the information is going into short drinkers, but fifteen minutes a day nion. Church School through Grade CHURCH. Route 30. Rev. Robert H. Each soul finds joy in praise and Curtin, pastor. Saturday mass at 5 6. nursery care provided. they work in a very striking way.” term memory and being dumped. that wanted me to speak at a banquet p m.; Sunday masses at 7:30. 9:15 Manchester Wellner, rector. 6 e.m., communion; 2,(X)0 years old: Mnemonics. or, better still, a half hour — could UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST only a few days away. I prayer — and 11 am 10 a.m., family service and church*" There were no pens or pencils to Talk about remembering a 9-digit You’re allowing the distraction of the work miracles in finding a closer GOSPEL HALL, Center Street. 10 SOCIfTY: East. 153-W. Vernon St. school. Thus may our country, good and BOLTON UNITED METHODIST Zip Code? Piece of cake. There was next person on the list to overload remonstrated that it was too soon to am ., breaking breed; 11:45 a.m.. Rev. Arnold Westwood, minister. VERNON ASSEMBLIES OF GOD speak of then so orators usually walk with God. So, perh^s, if we CHURCH. 1040 Boston Turnpike, great. Sunday school; 7 p.m.. gospel 10:30 a.m.. Service. CHURCH. 51 Old Town Road. one Chase student using mnemonic and dump the information in your prepare for the evening — and "Why Rev. Marjorie Hlles. pastor, 9:30 a.m., relied on their memories to used “giving-up" in orderao “get", Be God's delight — man’s best es­ meeting. TRINITY COVENANT CHURCH, Rockville. Rev. MIchelIno Ricci, devices who was able to increase his short term memory," he said. was 1 called on such short notice?" church school; 11 a.m.. worship ser­ FULL GOSPEL 302 Hackmatack St. Rev. Norman E. The new nine-digit Zip Code which goes lnto>effect in remember all the things they were when Easter comes we would be way tate." vice. nursery. pastor. 11:00 a.m. and 6:30 p.m.. He said some people really aren’t The telephone was suddenly silent, INTERDENOMINATIONAL CHURCH, Swensen, pastor; Milton Nllson, worship services. June may zap your memory with an overload. (DPI photo) going to say in their speeches. They memory span from the normal 7 ahead. In this mood may each one of ST. GEORGE S EPISCOPAL then after some ‘hems and haws", I feel that much that is in a way 745 Main St. Rev. Philip Saunders, assistant pastor. 6 and 11 a.m., VERNON UNITED METHODIST used meaningful associations to do it digits up to 80 digits. as forgetful as they think they are. us have a meaningful Lent that we CHURCH, Boston Turnpike Rev. minister. 10:30 a.m., praise, worship worship services, nursery for Infants; the speaker explained that Sen. discarded in the first part is basic to '• John C, Holllger, vicar, 10 a.m., Fami­ CHURCH. Route 30. Rev. Marjorie “ You can read him 80 digits, and “Sometimes when they say, 'I’ve service and Bible study; 7 p.m.. 9:25 a.m.. Sunday Bible School Hlles, pastor. 9:15 a.m. church — a technique taught by Aristotle. can walk with Jesus through Holy ly Eucharist; 11 a m.. Nursery Ribicoff had agreed to some, then the second. For example, if justice is deliverance service. classes for ages two through adult, school; 9:15 a m., worship service, he’ll be able to spout t h ^ back at forgotten’ it’s not that they are program and coffee fellowship. Week, and rise triumphantly on FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH. 52 Lake nursery for infants. 10:25 to 10:55. nursery. had to call it off. I hesitated and to rule, then we need "sages wise” BOLTON CONGREGATIONAL you at a normal rate,” Chase said. having a retrieval difficulty, it’s that Easter. It can indeed be a very joyful St. Rev. James Bellasov, pastor. 9:30 fellowship coffee time. CHURCH OF §T. BERNARD. and “laws" as well as “schools” and CHURCH, Bolton Center Road. Rev. the information never really got in remarked that 1 would come for the a.m., Sunday school; 10:30 a.m., ST. MARY'S EPISCOPAL Rockville. Rev. John J. White, pastor. The average mortal can only and wonderful experience. J Stanton Conover, minister; 9:30 same fee agreed for the senator. often we must act “in freedom’s worship service; 7 p.m., evening ser­ CHURCH, Park and Church streets. Saturday masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; remember up to seven or eight. Of there in the first place. No matter a m.. Morning worship, church vice. Rev. Stephen K. Jacobson, rector: Sunday masses at 6:00,10 and 11:30 Frequently 1 have gone half way A ttafari in Africa cause” Certainly, we hope that school and nursery; 10:30 a m. coffee Education unions show worry course, it took the student 200 hours how much they search, ponder, think CHURCH OF THE ASSUMPTION, Rev. J. Gary L'Hommedleu. assistant a.m. hour in Chandler Hall; 10:45 a.m. across the state, and on occasion, It was recently my privilege to “love Controls” and that each will Adams Street at Thompson Road. to the rector; Rev. Alan J. Broadhead. ROCKVILLE UNITED METHODIST to be able to bounce those 80 digits and strain, they’re not going to ge* forum program and adult study Rev. Edward S. Pepin, pastor. Satur­ assistant to the rector. 7:30 a.m., Holy that information out. It’s just not even out of the state, when there was travel in Kenya with five other "find joy in praise and prayer," but let group. CHURCH. 142 Grove St. Rev. Richard back at Chase. But not everybody day masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; Sun­ Eucharist: 9 a m.. Family Eucharist E. Thompson, pastor. 10:45 a.m.. “Today’s announcement. . . (of) a down the organization chart. New Hampshire, New Jersey, New no honoraium or even travel Americans for over 3000 kilometers us remember the steps by wnicn we day masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 and By United Press International needs to remember 80 digits. there. achieve these. and Church School. 11 a.m. Holy worship service. tuition tax credit bill designed to help The biggest worry stems from stu­ York, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania, expenses — such trips were, of in a VW van under the direction of a Coventry 11:45 a m. Eucharist. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL President Ronald Reagan hasn’t Back to the Zip Code, which goes “ Usually, hosts and hostesses CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF SOUTH UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, of Vernon. 695 Hartford primarily those in upper income dent aid cuts. Officials in private and Rhode Island, South Carolina, South course, only for church related native driver who spoke perfect Thomas Carlyle said: COVENTRY PRESBYTERIAN dispatched termites to bring down into effect in June so that the ad­ make the mistake — and 1 think it’s LATTER-DAY SAINTS. Woodside CHURCH. 1126 Main St. Rev. Dr. Turnpikei. Rev. John A. Lacey, Dakota, Vermont and Virginia. groups. Now for the chuckle: CHURCH, Route 44-A and Trov9- the nation’s schoolrooms or’colleges, brackets poses a serious threat to our state colleges and universities say the silliest thing in the world — wiur. English and who had spent several "The block of granite which was an Street and Hillstown Road. Wendel K. George W. Webb. Rev. Laurence M. minister. Rev. David C. Bowling, ditional four digits will further pin­ bndge Road. Rev. Brad Evans, cutting would zap a lot of kids’ AASCU president Allan W. Ostar, "A minister was asked to address a years learning about the wild Walton, bishop. 6:30 a.m.. Priesthood HID, Rev. Bruce A. Pehrson, pastors. assistant minister. 9:55 a.m.. Church but anguish along education row public education system. point the mail’s destination. one person or one couple arrives at a obstacle in the pathway of the weak pastor Sunday. 9:30 a.m. worship: and Relief Society; 11:15 a.m., Sacra­ in Washington, D. C., says the meeting of the Ladies Literary Guild 9 a.m. and 10:45 a.m. Worship ser­ school, crib room, child care; 10 a.m.. gives that impression. “ The American Federation of chances for a degree. party they start running through all animals and the birds. From time to becomes a stepping stone in the 10:45 a m. Sunday school; 7 p.m. Bi­ ment Meeting. vice; 9 a.m. Church School, nursery "The thing about memory is to ble study and fellowship. Wednesday, Worship service. Teachers, along with other civil The American Association of State proposed student aid cuts would on China and Chinese art, religion. time I shall refer to these SALVATION ARMY. 661 Mein St. through junior high.' 7:30 p.m.. Praise Among prognosticators of bad associate the unknown with the names," Salafia said. pathway of the strong,” 7:30 p.m. prayer meeting. FULL GOSPEL “greatly increase the burden on state Capt. and Mrs>'Arthur Carlson, corps and teaching service. INTERDENOMINATIONAL CHURCH times as a result of Reagan ad­ rights, labor and national educatipn Colleges and Universities, for exam­ “That is just a futile exercise. PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN something you already know. The officers. 9:30 a m., Sunday school; EMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH. INC., 9 Ellington Ave., Rockville. Rev. ministration proposals are the two groups, strongly believes that tuition ple, says students at schools in at and local taxpayers at a time when CHURCH, Route 31 and North River 10:45 a.m.. holiness meeting; 6 p.m.. Church and Chestnut streets, Rev. problem is not the first five digits so What wouid be better would be for Road. Rev. W. H. Wllkens, pastor. 9 Philip Saunders, minister. Sunday. tax credits are a massive tax expen­ least 25 states would be particularly many states are in deep fiscal open-air meeting; 7 p.m., salvalion Dale H. Gustafson, pastor; Rev. 2:30 p.m., deliverance service: teachers' unions — the National much, it’s the last four,” Chase said. the host and hostess to bring those a.m., Sunday school; 10:15 a.m., meeting. Michael R. Lohmann, associate diture that our nation cannot afford. ‘ ’ hard hit by cuts in student aid under trouble.” worship service. Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., deliverance Education Association and the “One technique that I use is to people in, introduce them to say one UNITED PENTECOSTAL pastor; Bryan Myers. Intern: Rev. C. service. He described the proposed credits consideration by the Reagan ad­ Churches plan events ST. MARY’S CHURCH. Route 31 CHURCH. 167 Woodbridge St. Rev. Henry Anderson, pastor emeritus. American Federation of Teachers. “Some states already have cut ap­ make an age or a year out of those. or two people, and then go around TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH. F. Bernard Miller, pastor; Rev. ministration. Marvin Stuart, minister. 10 a.m., Sun­ 6:30 and 11 a.m., worship services: Route 30. Rev. Thomas N. Colley, Their worry is over “multiple at­ as “a major new tax subsidy and have them meet more people JornhC-SopcfliTant. a j^edlate pa^or. propriations and state student aid for Say the four additional numbers are day school: 11 a.m., worship: 6:30 9:45 a.m. Sunday school, nursery, pastor. 8 a m . and 10:30 a.m. worship “AASCU’s conclusion is based on South Church Marion Gibson,658 Wetherell St., Scared Dance Group, Federation Saturday masses' at 5 and 7 p.r tacks” threatening public education. primarily benefitting higher-income higher education, and many others 1550. That would be 15V4 years old. later.” p.m.. prayer; 7 p.m.. worship. adult forum. Bible study; 11 a m. services: 9:15 a.m. Sunday School preliminary budget figures .... Manchester. Room; 7:30 p.m.; Board of Christian Sunday masses at 7:30, 9:30 an^ PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. 43 nursery. ' Included is the tuition tax credit taxpayers ...” may have to do so,” he said. Imagine a girl almost 16 and you Whether you concentrate on MANCHESTER — The following Uk45 a.m. and adult Bible class. Wednesday -9:30 a m., a new Bi­ Concern - Robbins Room. Spruce St. Rev. Richard Gray, pastor. NORTH UNITED METHODIST TALCOTTVILLE plan promised by Reagan during his TTie NEA Reporter, newspaper of (showing) major reductions in the The ASSCU’s John Malian, a vice would have no trouble remembering remembering an introduction, a are events scheduled' for the coming SECOND CONQREGATION4 10:30 a m., worship service, nursery; CHURCH. 300 Parker St. Rev. Or. ble Study and Prayer Group will be CHURCH. Route 44A. Rev. Robert K. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, Main campaign, under which parents of the 1.8-million member National Pell Grants (Basic Grants), National president, said the median family in­ it. That's probabiy all you need to Social Security number, which has week at South United Methodist Wednesday - 10 a.m. Grace Group 9:15 a.m., Sunday school: 7 p.m.. In­ Howard L. Love, pastor. 9 a.m. and Street and Elm Hill Road, Rev. formed; 7:30 p.m., Christian Life Bechlold. pastor. 9:30 a.m.. Educa­ formal worship. 10:30 a.m. worship services; 9 a.m. private school students would get a Education Association front-paged Direct Student Loan and Guaranteed bring the number within your nine digits, or a telephone company Church: Nominating Committee, Library; tion for all ages; 11 a.m.. worship ser­ Kenneth E. Knox, pastor. 10:30 a.m. come in 1980 was $20,000. ST. JOHN'S POLISH NATIONAL nursery for children 5 years old or Student Loan programs,” the AASCU Bible Study Group, the Macllvain 7:30 p.m. Chancel Choir, Choir vice. Worship service. • tax credit for a portion of money its battle plan in red and black type: memory span." credit card number, he said, it goes CATHOLIC CHURCH. 23 Qolway St. younger: 10:30 a m. Church school, said in its “Memo” to college “Few families at that level can af­ Tuesday —3 p.m , Confirmation home, 17 Bonner Road; 7:30 p.m,. Room. Rev. Walter A. Hyszko. pastor. 9 a.m., aged 3 to 6lh grade. spent on school. “As attacks on public education Some people have trouble into long term memory, which has no Class, education wing; 7:30 p.m., Choir rehearsal. Thursday - 7:30 p.m. Prudential East Hartford mass in English; 10:30 a.m., mass In SECOND CONGREGATIONAL The unions say this would multiply ... NEA fights to stop tax presidents. ford to send even one son or daughter remembering names. No problem, real limit, and is permanent. English and Polish. CHURCH, 385 N. Main St. Rev. Or. Women s Prayer & Study Group! Thursday —9:30 a m., Ann Judson FIRST ASSEMBLIES OF GOD, 763 strengthen private education, credits for private school tuition, to The 25 states are those in which the to a college costing $3,000 to $4,000 A telephone credit card number Board, Robbins Room; 7:30 p,m. ST. BARTHOLOMEW'S CHURCH, James D. MacLauchlln, pastor. 10 says Chase. You select the stranger’s Oak St. Rev. Ralph F. Jelley, pastor. 1208 M^in St.; 7:45 p.m., Evangelism Circle, home of Laurie Green, 28 Church Scouting Award, Library. 741 E. Middle Turnpike. Rev. Martin a.m. worship service and church kindergarten to 12th grade, and save teacher centos and other key tuition for resident undergraduate without some outside help,” he said. most prominent feature and concen­ can run to 14 digits. It was com­ 10 a m,, church school: 11 a.m.. mor­ Commission, 79 Summer St. J. Scholsky, pastor. Saturday mass at school; 11 a.m. fellowship hour. students is $8(X) or more for 1980-81. Malian said the seriousness of the Shepard Drive; 7:30 p.m., Thursday Friday - 6:30 p.m. Spa^etth ning worship; 7 p.m . evening service. weaken public schools. With a finan­ centers, to'keep cabinet status for trate. Take Big Nose Samson. The mitted to memory by one subscriber, 5 p.m.; Sunday masses at 6:30, 10 CENTER CONGREGATIONAL ■ » SPEAKS Wednesday -7:30 pm., Men's FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH of East education.” Ostar said in most of the states, proposed student aid reductions is Evening Bible Study Group, home of Dinner and Lenten Celebration and 11:30 a.m. CHURCH. 11 Center Street. Rev. cial incentive, the worry is, droves of first thing that comes to mind is used repeatedly, and then one day out Hartford (Southern Baptist Corwen- a H Eugene Brewer Prayer & Study Group, 22 Campfield the Greens, 28 Shephard Drive; 7:30 Woodruff Hall. ST. JAMES CHURCH. Rev. William Newell H. Curtis Jr., senior pastor; parents would pull their kids out of A front-page cartoon shows a giant room, board and other costs add at made much worse by the fact that Samson with the long hair from the of the blue, the second group of three tion), 36 Main St. Rev. Charles Coley, Road. F. Carroll, Rev. Francis V. Krukowskl. Rev. Chat Copeland, associate p.m.. Executive Boapd, at the pastor. 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.. worship the public schools and head them for plow bearing down on a little red one- least $2,200, usually more,, to the the Reagan administration also plans digits vanished in one of life’s little team ministry;'Rev. Edward J. Rear­ pastor: Rev. Clifford 0.Simpson, bible. Thursday -6:30 p.m.. Junior services, nursery: 9:45 a.m., Sunday school bill. to phase out the Social Security stu­ church. don, In residence. Saturday masses pastor emeritus. 10 a.m. worship ser­ the privates. room schoolhouse — a solitary bell “Imagine if you clipped off that mysteries. school: 6 p.m.. Training Union. Choir; 7:30 p.m.. Adult Study & Saturday -6:30 p.m.. The al 5 and 7:30 p.m.; Sunday masses at vice. 10 a.m. Church S chool.'11:15 The world is filled with Albert Shanker, president of the topping its roof. Planted nearby: a The states cited: Colorado, dent benefit program. "That’s an incomplete number, FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH hair, the guy would lose his strength. Sharing Group, 224 Indian Hill Trail, Fellowship Club will meet for dinner, 7:30, 9 and 10:30 a.m., noon and 5 a m. coffee shoppe. people who can give ten 568,000-member AFT, reacted thus to flagpole flying Old Glory. Connecticut, Delaware, Georgia, sir," the operator kept saying. It took Emanuel Church (Lutheran Church In America), 1120 p.m. This helps some 700,000 students..oI Next time you see him, you’ll see his Glastonbury. 7:30 p.m.. United Sliver Lane. Rev. Paul E. Henry Jr., reasons why a p l^ won't Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Maine, followed by a program. Dr. Richard ST. BRIDGET CHURCH. 70 Main South Windsor the news that a multi-billion dollar Hand-wringing among officials in nose — and, you’ll be surprised how five minutes for the caller to dredge Methodist Women Mission Team, MANCHESfl’ER - Events pastor. 9:30 a.m., Sunday School; St. Rev. Philip A. Sheridan and Rev. work. But there are precious Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, deceased, disabled and retired Day will speak on “Sleep and Dream 10:30 a m. coffee hour; 11 a.m. tuition tax credit bill was being in­ higher education, meanwhile, starts really well that works. The Samson it up from the murk. Emilio P. Padelll, co-pastors. Satur­ WAPPING COMMUNITY CHURCH. few who can supply a viable parents. education wing. Patterns." scheduled at Emanuel Lutheran worship. troduced in the United States Senate: in the president’s office and passes Minnesota, Mississippi, Nebraska, Church next week are as follows: day masses at S and 7:30 p.m; Sun­ 1790 Ellington Road. Rev. Harold W. alternative. I like my way of FIRST CONGREGATIONAL day masses at 7:30, 6, 10:30 and Richardson, minister. 9:15 and 10:45 CHURCH, 87 Main St. Rev. William E. doing a good work better Sunday - Calumet Sunday, service noon. a.m., worship service and church Friday .-6:15 p.m.. Youth Choir; Support Group Flynn, minister. 10 a.m., worship ser­ JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES. 647 school. than anyone's way of not 7:30 p.m.. Chancel Choir; 7:30 p,m. at 8(30; 9:45 church school, adult vice, church school, child care; 11 MAN(.HE:s TE:r — The Parent .Tolland Turnpike. 9:30 a.m., Bible ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI CHURCH. doing it. Unless method nited Methodist Youth Fellowship. forum, Bible study; 11 worship a.m., coffee hour; 6 p.m., youth choir; discourse; 10:20 a.m., group discus­ 673 Ellington Road. Rev. Carl J. Support Group of Center 7 p.m.. youth fellowship. itself Involves a principle of^ y New acne f ighters ready w/communion; 9:45 and 11 nursery; sion. Sharer, pastor. Saturday masses at 4 Saturday —8 p.m.. Vesper service FAITH TABERNACLE CHURCH, right and wrong, human ^ Congrgational Church, will meet ZION EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN and 5:30 p.m.; Sunday massea at NON-CREDIT COURSES 12:30 YEA brunch at Intern Bud 1535 Forbes St. Rev. Ralph propylene vehicle alone. derivatives can be effec­ for Serving Our Singles. CHURCH (Missouri Synod), Cooper 7:30, 9:30 and 11 a.m. wisdom is at liberty. NEW YORK (UPI) - fighters. Effective in some patients 1 March 16 at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Saunders, pastor. 10 a.m., Sunday Meyers; Widows-Widowers; 4 Belle and High streets. Rev. Charles W. ST. MARGARET MARY CHURCH, Destructive critics are “a Several new topical an- Although the three men- with mild acne, particular­ Two other studies alco tive against mild to Anne Flynn, 59A Congress St, school; 11 a.m., worship service; 7 Kuhl, pastor. 9 a.m.. Divine worship; Rev. John J. Quinn, pastor; Rev. dime a dozen”, but construc­ moderate non­ College Preparation for Adults Choir concert in Marlborough; 6:30 p.m., evangelistic service. Nursery at tibiotics have been ap- tinned at the start of this ly young women with came to the same conclu­ This newly formed church group is 10:15 a.m. Sunday School and Youth Joseph H. Keating, aasIstanTpastor. Community Church Youth open house - scavenger hunt. all services. tive doers are scarce indeed. inflammatory acne. Forum; 10:15 to 11:30 a.m,. First and Saturday mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday proved recently by the dispatch have been okayed papular chin acne. But sion when the preparation for parents of elementary and junior BURNSIDE UNITED METHODIST Investments & Financial Planning Monday - 3:30 Staff; 6:45 Scouts, second year youth Instruction; Holy masses at 8:30, 10 and 11:30 a.m. We must be careful that we Food and D rug Ad- recently for general use, was used in patients with 2. For mild to moderate MANCHESTER — Community CHURCH, 16 Church SI. Rev. Henry several Medical Letter high school students. Issues of con­ Communion the first and third Sun­ ST. PETER S EPISCOPAL do not make a profession of bowling; 7:30 Chris Ed at June J. Scherer Jr., pastor. 10:30 a.m., ministration for the battle they have been used for consultants have found it moderately severe abne inflammatory acne, ben­ Baptist Church will participate in a cern to thqge attending will be dis­ day of each month. CHURCH. Sand Hill Road. Rev. Bruce Introduction to Japanese Culture worifhip service, child care provided faultfinding. Jesus warned pulpit exchange among the American Zak’s; Ruth Circle at Rosemary CHURCH OF CHRIST, Lydall and Jacques, pastor; Rev. Ronald E. against acne. several years in unofficial ineffective for moderate or vulgaris. However, some zoyl peroxide (PanOxyl cussed. for Infants through age 5. ^ 1 5 a.m. against a hypercritical Hokanson’s; Anniversary Committee Vernon streets. Eugene Brewer and Haldeman, assistant to the pastor. 8 and others) often helps. Baptist Churches of Connecticut this church sohool for all n e s Including The list Includes clin­ formulations concocted by more severe acne. A Medical Letter consultants Puccini’s Women Steve Holt, ministers. Sunday ser­ a.m.. Holy Communion; 10 a.m.; judging. Mat. 7:1-5. at Ernie Benson’s. adult class. 6 p.m Jdnior High and said many patients using This is an oxidizing agent. Sunday. The Rev. James Meek of vices: 9 a.m. Bible classes; 10 a.m. family service and Sunday school. Since there is no fool-proof damycin phosphate pharmacists working with caveat went like this: Center Church Senior High Fellowships. Tuesday - 1:30 Phebe Circle; 4 worship; 6 p.m. worship. Wednesday: AVERY STREET CHRISTIAN (Cleocin T), erthromycln dermatologists. “Faint yellow discolora­ topical erythromycin told 3. Systemic tetracycline American Domestic Architecture Community Baptist will be preaching ' WESLEY MEMORIAL CHURCH plan, little imagination is MANCHESTER - Events 7 p.m. Bible study. Nursery provided REFORMED CHURCH, Rev. Bert Van and other antibiotics at the American Baptist Church in Junior Choir, Cherub Choir; 7:30 (United Methodist Church), 110 necessary to discover flaws (Staticin), and The conclusion of The- tion of the skin occurs after of burning and irritation. for ail services. Antwerpen, pastor. 9:45 a.m., Sunday scheduled next y/eek at Center worship and music, mission and Ellington Road. Rev. Gordon Gale, i generally are considered Discovering Prayer Enfield and the Rev. Patricia Liber­ FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, school; 11 B .m . and 7 p.m., worship in any program. The greater meclocycllne suf- Medical Letter update goes administration of topical — Topical clindamycin. Congregational Church are as ministry. Tenants Association. pastor. 9:30 a.m., worship service,, SCIENTIST. 447 N. Main St. 10:30 service, nursery at both services. challenge lies in devoting osalicylate (Meclan). like this: This is “the most widely the most effective treat­ ty will speak at the Manchester child care. tetracycline and follows: Wednesday-6:30 a.m. Bible Study; a.m., church service, Sunday school, MESSIAH EVANGELICAL one’s ingenuity and energy th e acne antibiotic bat­ “Some Medical Letter used topical antibiotic for ment for sevefe inflam- Introduction to Writing Grants church. TRUTH BAPTIST CHURCH, and care for small children. LUTHERAN CHURCH (Wisconsin fluorescence can be seen Sunday — 11:15 a.m. Children's 11 Worship service; 7:30 Advisory .meeting In Slye Elententary School, to making a given plan work. matorv acne. Other events scheduled at Com­ COMMUNITY BAPTIST CHUR&H, Synod). 300 Buckland Road. Rev. tle chest also includes top consulants believe topical under black light used in acne. A survey of 538 der­ ... are some of the late Sacred Dance Group, Mezzanine; Committee, Emanuel Choir. Kingston Drive. Rev. Blm Rowley, 585 E. Center St. Rev. Jamea I. Meek,^ Rgosld Muetjel. pastor. 9:30 a.m.. It truly is amazing how clindamycin may prove to matologists showed 74 per­ munity Baptist for the coming week pastor. 10 a.m. Bible classes; 11 a.m. cal tetracycline, trade dlsclotheques. Some 11:15 a.m. Speaker, Memorial Socie­ Thursday -10 Prayer group; 11:15 minister. 9:15 a.m.. Church school for 'T v ^ h lp servloe; 10:30 a.m., Sunday much can be acomplished name Topicycline, which be more effective than cent use it, 48 percent also Spring Non-credit courses are: — worship service; 7 p.m.. Evening ser­ all ages, kindergarten through Grade school. patients complain of a ty of Greater Hartford, Federation vice. Nursery provided for all ser­ whenNwe ignore who Sport Parade Sunday—6 p.m,. Youth Fellowship. care and visitation; 1:30 Martha Cir­ 4 continuing during the service; 10:30 OUR SAVIOR LUTHERAN has been around a while. other topical antibiotics for stinging or burning sensa­ use topical erythromycin, still available. vices. a.m.. Morning worship, nursery receives the credit. Milt Richman, sports Monday —8 p.m., Dorcas Circle, Room,; 11:15 a.m. — Department of cle; 3:45 Belle Choir; 6:30Confirma­ CHURCH. (Missouri Synod) 239 And update on the treatment of acne, but con­ tion when topicycline is but only 8 percent used Fellowship, Robbins Room; 6 p.m.— provided. Graham Road. 9 a.m., Sunday editor of United Press For Registration, Call 646-2137 658 Wetherell St. ^ tion; 7:30 worship service. Glastonbury CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE. 236 school; 9 and 10:15 a.m., worship. topicals in the Medical trolled clinical trials com­ applied.” topical tetracycline. Tuesday —12:30 p.m., Frie^ship Junior High Rollerskating at Skate Saturday - 9 to 12 Church Council; 8 Main St. Rev. Neale McLain, senior Letter, a nonprofit doctors’ paring these agents' have — Topical erythromycin. Summing up on treat­ International gives the ins Fantasy. ST. DUNSTAN'S CHURCH, pastor; Rev. George Emmitt. minister and outs on the national Community Services Circle, home of Myrtle Lehmann, 31 Emanuel Hill Chapter of A.A. will Manchester Road. Rev. Joseph R. Vernon -CMillGHOFCINST newsletter published by not been reported.” In one study of 348 patients ment of acne today. Tuesday — 3:30 p.m. Pilgrim of visitation and outreach. 9:30 a.qi., sports scene on The Herald MCC. 60 Bidweii St. Carol Drive, Manchester; 7:30 p.m. meet in Luther Hall, Emanuel Bannon, pastor. Saturday mass at S Sunday school; 10:45 a.m., worship, ST. JOSEPH CHURCH, 33 West Medical Letter Inc., in Here’s what The Medical with inflammatory acne, a Medical Letter made these Choir, Choir Room; 6:30 p.m.; Lutheran Church, 60 Church St. p.m., Sunday masses at 8, 0:30 and children's church and nursery: 7 St.. Rockville. Saturday massea at 5 Lydall and Vernon Streets New Rochelle, N.Y., Letter reported on the sports pages. Another Manchester, CT 06040 - Estelle Carpenter Circle, home of 11 a.m. 2 percent erythromycin points: p.m., evenlnq service, nursery. and 7 p.m.: Sunday masses at 8:30 reports on plusses and other preparations: preparation was more 1. Tretinoin (Retin-A) reason not to miss The m inuses of the acne — Topical tetracycline. effective than alcohol- and other vitamin A Herald. UiCC. THE HERALD. Sal.. March 7, 1981 - 11 10 - THE HERALD, Sat., M arch 7, 1981 Courses by Newspaper The Legion lives nears 150th anniversary

AUBAGNE, (UPI) - France’s Foreign Legion may be a shadow of its former self, a victim of changing times, but it fiercely Who has 'right' to health care? cherishes traditions of a no- questions-asked haven for outcasts Editor's Note: This is the seventh'in a series of 15 ar­ cure disease, or to better care with avaiiable treatment? and a do-or-die loyalty. ticles exploring "The Nation's Health.” In this article, Not one of those questions can easily be answered in the name of “rights.” But not one of them can be As Legionnaires polished brass Daniel Callahan, director of the Hastings Center, dis­ for its 150th birthday March 10, the cusses the ethical problems involved in deciding who avoided. formula still seemed to work. should get how much health care. This series, written for Nor will the problem of health care become easier as The Foreign Legion turns away Courses by Newspaper, a program of University Exten­ time goes on. The problem we now face, mainly those of three out of every four hopefuls, sion. University of California, San Diego, was funded by a chronic disease, will be costly to treat, resistant to quick leading some wags in its many- grant from the.National Endowment for the Humanities. cures, and increasingly prevalent as'the proportion of the nation ranks' to suggest recruits elderly in our society increases. will soon pay to join. By Daniel Callahan Whether one thinks it helpfui to speak of rights or not, it With colonial wars at an end, the is clear that we can more equitably develop and deliver Legion now numbers about 8,000 Nothing goes so unnoticed as good health. When we health care, and no less clear that it is wrong that many men, one-fifth its size of former have it, we think about other things; our well-functioning hundreds of thousands in our society must iive with the years. Its last shooting situation body allows us to do so. But when we are sick, our illness constant worry that, while medicine rrtay save their was in 19^8 when Legion paratroopers rescued Europeans drives out all thought and pleasure, and we become un­ physical life, it may do so by destroying their economic from Kolwezi during a factional willing but total victims of its alien and obtrusive power. life. Death and illness are bad enough. Worse still, even a mild illness reminds us of our mor­ war in Zaire. tality. In the long run, our bodies will inevitably waste Instead of the boundless Sahara The views expressed in Courses by Newspaper are immortalized with poetic license in away and die In the short run, however, we can try to those of the authors only and /do not necessarily reflect the film “Beau Geste,” the take care of ourselves and, when danger threatens, we those of the University of California, the National En­ Legion’s home is now a handful of can turn to a doctor for help. dowment for the Humanities, the distributing agency, or military camps in southern France Modern medidne has many ingenious ways of relieving the participating newspapers and colleges. . .. and the Mediterranean island of our pains, helping us to cope with our disabilities, and. on 'v Corsica. It has overseas outposts in occasion, miraculously sav^g our lives. But medical Next week; Dr. Edward F.X. Hughes, Dir&tor of pestholes like Djibouti on Africa’s care can cost a tremendous amount of money Too many Northwestern University’s Center for Health Services horn and the Latin American of us know families ruined by an expensive illness, all in­ and Policy Research, discusses why medical care costs territory of French Guyana, where legionnaires spend their time come and savings consumed so much. building rpads. Although tradition decrees every An expensive necessity^ recruit is considered a foreigner An old village on the island of Corsica is the site of Members of an Infantry regiment of much smaller than in past years, the The power and the cost of medicine have led, in the About the author and is given a false name to assure maneuvers by paratroopers of the French Foreign Legion. France’s Foreign Legion parade near Legion’s mystique still lives on and the past decade, to an increasing discussion of a "right to anonymity, 52 percent of the With colonial wars at an end, the Legion now numbers their barracks on the Mediterranean elite fightin force still attracts numerous health care ' One hundred years ago, the notion of such a Daniel Callahan, Ph.D., is director of the Hastings soldiers who wear the kepi blanc — Center (Hastings-on- Island of Corsica. The Legion will mark Its recruits. (UPI photo) right would have made little sense because medicine the spotless white pillbox cap that about 8,000 men, one-fifth Its size of former years. (UPI Hudson, N.Y.), a research 150th anniversary March 10. Although could do very little about sickness and disease. But today, is the badge of Legion membership photo) and educational organiza­ good medical care can save lives, and that care thus — are today Frenchmen. tion devoted to ethical Germans make up the next remain paramount in Legion lore. for independence in 1962. Today the have been bent. Thougb everyone Le'gionnaires get mail from home, But with the colonial era gone, becomes a necessity. An expensive necessity. the Legion's role is now "interven­ problems in the sciences biggest group at 11 percent, with “I am a Legionnaire,” responds Legion remains conscious of op­ gets a new name when they sign up, they watch news of their The idea of a "right to health care" stems from a sim­ the Legion now asks everyone’s homelands on television, they still tion.” Key units have the best and and professions dozens of other nationalities in a swarthy-faced soldier stiffly position to what some critics say is ple perception: Necessary medical care should not be an a mercenary force. real name in confidence fr a keep touch.” most modern arms in the French He was previously a staff smaller numbers. Less than 1 per­ when a sk ^ his nationality. item to be bought and sold on the open market, with the Behind the wall carrying the “Of course there have been background check “to keep out Legion statistics show half the arsenal. associate of the Population cent of Legion members are best care going only to those who can pay for it. Good motto is a marble shrine housing changes.” admits Brig. Gen. Paul gangsters and assassins.” recruits now signing up — for star­ "You might say that in this day Council and executive American. They include a sergeant health care is a "right. " many would argue, because it with the legendary World War II the wooden hand of Capt. Jean Lardry, a spartan officer who The Legion will wink at offenses ting pay of slightly more than $200 of brushfire wars, perhaps the editor of “Commonweal”' can make the difference between life and death. name of Kilroy, presumably not his Danjou, leader of a 62-man unit started his career as a Legion sub­ such as teen-age car theft or boun­ a month — say they come for government Is happy to have a force that’s effective, always ready If we agree that there is a basic right to life — the most magazine. real one. almost totally wiped out fighting altern in Indochina and recently cing checks. After three years, a “career” rea-sons. “Social” The recipient of the “There is some sense of frustra­ for Napoleon III at Camerone in c o m m a n d e d a F re n c h Legionnaire can get his real name causes account for 35 percent, to go, and that won’t cause fundamental of all rights — then we must also recognize problems at home when it does that good health is a necessary condition for achieving Thomas More Medal for tion there aren’t as many places Mexico in 1863. Legend says the last peacekeeping force in the war-torn back if he wants. If a jail sentence family reasons for 9 percent and stands in the way, he can take a “judicial” reasons for 6 percent, go,” says an officer. that right Moreover, it is contended, it is unfair and in­ “ Abortion: Law, Choice where the Legion can be used these five survivors fixed bayonets and African nation of Chad. “ The and Morality,” he has days, no doubt about that,” says charged 3,000 attackers rather than Legion has adapted to society, the leave of absence to finish it. down from 20 percent "a few years Politicians don’t worry about equitable that in our affluent country 20 percent of our about mothers who can’t vote in written and edited many other books and articles, in­ Sgt. Robin Darbyshire, 38, who surrender. mentality of the times.” Legionnaires also can apply for ago. fellow citiyens receive poor medical care, and middle- France. latter could mean openended commitment to care. cluding “The Tyranny of Survival,” “Ethics and Popula­ served in the armies of Britain and Foreign Legion troops did the Its infamous penal barracks French citizenship. Both the Legion and the recruit class families can be ruined by an expensive illness. have six months to back out of an The Legion takes care of its own. astronomical costs. Perhaps, however, we could simply declare that the tion Limitation,” and “Ethics Teaching in Higherjj a Middle blast sheikhdom before same thing in 1954 during the dying closed in 1976. Its toughest boot Psychological and aptitude tests Those are strong arguments. In recent years, even hours of Dien Bien Phu in what is camp in Corsica followed tbe year now are given applicants and enlistment. More than 60 percent of Officers start meals by toasting There is another problem in trying to determine what a right to health care is more important than all the rest. Education.” joining. “But obviously I like wbat groups that in the 1940s and 1950s feared "socialized now Vietnam. after. minimum mental standards have those who make it through the first ”our friends who are in the sands' necessary minimal level of health care might be: As But, bad housing and bad nutrition can cause bad health. I’m doing or I wouldn’t be here.” medicine " are prepared to agree that we need greater A few years later when France Iron-hard discipline has eased a gone up because, officers say, five-year hitch’re-enlist. with a mouthful of wine and slam­ medicine has expanded its scope to include mental health At Legion headquarters in the equity in the delivery of health care. To promise health care to those who might not get sick in ^ , , was tom by an army rebellion that bit — a missing sock at inspection modem warfare and weaponry de­ At a Legion hangout known as ming down their glasses. They as well as physical health, the distinction between what town of Aubagne just outside the Yet is the language of "rights" the best way of ap­ the first place if they could only live more decently would Q U 0 S t 10 H S came close to civil war, they no longer means 10 days on bread mand it. They say today’s Chez Lola in a seedy backstreet of spend Christmas with their troops, people NEED for good health and what they DESIRE has Mediterranean coastal city of proaching the need for the equity? make little sense. And while it might seem that people Marseille, legionnaires parade in responded to orders to leave their and water in the stockade. But “average” Legionnaire has Marseille, changing times also "our family. ” become badly blurred. People do not die from neurotic need decent medibal care more than they need a college 1. What is the underlying philosophy of the "right to front of a monument to their 36,000 camp in Algeria for home by basic training is still an ordeal. It changed as a result. have been felt. There is wistful talk At the Legion’s retirement home, Defining the right fears or from psychological depression. However, they education, there is a hitch there also: The more educa­ health care”? dead and beneath two-foot-high blowing up the camp and singing ends with a three-day forced march “There will always be those who about the old days. where occupants spend several “I’ve known the Legion and years learning trades such as What does a "right to health care" mean’’ can feel just as miserable as someone with a broken leg, tion one has had, the better one's health is likely to be, 2. What are some possible definitions of the “right to letters proclaiming the the Edith Piaf song “I Have No of 100 miles that weeds out half suffer defeats in their lives, sen­ Regrets” as they left. those who start. The Legion won’t timental or otherwise, who will Legionnaires for years,” says an bookbinding before going off on There are many possible answers. It could mean that and they can be even more crippled in their ability to lead because more education usually means more income, and health care”? organization’s motto: “The Legion a normal life. There were efforts to disband the let visitors see its basic training seek the kind of shelter the Legion ageing barmaid. “It’s a bit sad. their own, many of the mid-fiftyish all would have a right of equal access to available more income is closely associated with better health. 3. Why are these definitions problematic? is Our Fatherland.” But can we say such people NEED medical care, and That mystique and the notion of Legion, and purges of its officers, camp. affords,” says a senior officer. The glory isn’t the same as it used pensioners speak with German medical care, regardless of ability to pay. Unfortunately, 4. Why will the “right to health care” inevitably be a accents. that they have a right to that care? Perhaps so, with death before the dishonor of defeat in the aftermath of Algeria’s war Traditions of anonymity also “But these days most of our to be.” many areas of the country, and parts of some large cities, A limited right limited right? serious emotional disorders — I am certainly prepared to have very poor services and facilities. Thus "equal say that. But where do we draw the line? Mere life in our I do not point out the various problems with the idea of access" would not necessarily mean equal medical care. hectic society can induce anxiety or depression and can a “right to health care” as a way of dismissing it. It could also mean that all people have a right to the Instead, it should be noted that it is a difficult and com­ lead us to seek a physician or psychiatrist for relief. Do Answers best medical care. But. that principle would mean that a plex idea, not easy to fulfill. Some Italians in prefer to be Austrians we want to say that relief is a right as well? very elderly person, with only months to live, would have Even if we accept the idea of such a right, it will in­ 1. Necessary medical care should not be bought and "package” was hammered out and BOLZANO, (UPI) - When German pop music, Alpine yodeling native language. restructuring the province's sanita­ as much right to costly open-heart surgery as "an infant. evitably have to be a limited right. There is no way the sold on the open market. This is the Southern Tyrol', a 4,600- approved by Parliament in 1971. Would that be fair, and could we possibly bear such Health vs. other rights 2. Equal access to available care regardless of ability two people meet in this north Italian and German-language news square-mile patch of limestone “A South Tyrolean,” says Klaus tion service. government could afford to pay for all of the health town, they don’t say “buon giorno” — “Others see a solution in the foun­ It gave South Tyroleans their own costs’’ We thus run into many problems trying to define a to pay, a right to the best care, a right to the minimal bulletins. mountains and fir trees in the Dubis, “is a Tyrolean who, against benefits that people might both need and desire. they say “gruess gott.” dation of a separate South Tyrolean province, a provincial parliament Or the "right to health care" could mean that each per­ "right to health care. " We run into still more when we necessary level of care. Atlases and maps call this province Dolomites — a southern spur of the his will, is an Italian citizen. He responsible for local affairs, and. in Decisions will have to be made about which groups in Street signs in tow-away zones “Alto Adige” and its coital struggles to speak his language and state. But that is too utopian,” he son was guaranteed some minimal necessary level of try to relate that right to other claimed rights, for in­ 3. Medical care is not similarly available everywhere; Alps — where 63 percent of the 431,- theory, linguistic equality. Now our society will have a right to what. Should com­ warn that your car will be subject to “Bolzano,” but most of the locals to achieve his rights.” went on. health care. But what would that level be? Some people stance, the "right" to housing, higher education, nutri­ moral and monetary costs of “best” care; difficulty in 000 devoutly Roman Catholic anyone applying for any provincial paratively more of our resources go to the young rather “zwangsabschleppung” if you park. call their town “Bozen” and their residents speak German as their Dubis, 42, a suave, softspoken "And then there are those who need only an occasional shot of penicillin to live, others tion, transportation, cheap energy and fuel, and so on. It than the elderly? To those faced with imminent death and determining a minimal level of care. The local radio station blasts out want to push now for selfdetermina­ public office is required to be province “Suedtirol.” politician, is leader of the South proficient in both Italian and Ger­ may need a lifetime of complex treatment. We might is hard to imagine that we have the resourjies to fulfill in need of acute care, or to those whose lives are being 4. The government cannot afford to pay for all of the Tyrolean People’s Party in the tion, which would mean a return to well guarantee care to the former, but a guarantee to the those rights while also guaranteeing a "right to health ruined by a chronic, crippling illness? To research to health care that people need and desire. provincial “Landtag,” or parlia­ , since the average South man. Tyrolean would rather be Austrian "A big exception to that is any ment. state service, which means the Berlin Wall deicers refugees He sees his task as wresting ever than Italian.” As in Alsace and Lorraine, the left police, " said Reinhold Marsoner. more political independence from regional affairs editor of the Rome and even eventual union with bank of the Jordan River in the Mid­ An editorial sampler dle East and the Walloon-Fleming German-language daily Dolomiten. but not booze, cigarettes the 570,000 Tyroleans who live north "If the police arrest a South of the border in Austria. conflict in Belgium, the Tyrolean problem is a heritage of war. At the Tyrolean, they are liable to speak BERLIN (UPI) — East Germans The party has four deputies and the past six months, finding not just Western levels. end of World War I, Italy as a victor Italian to him. He can have have a rough time getting through two senators in the national Parlia­ criminals but diplomats as well. Officially, travelers can take back grabbed the southern Tyrol from the everything translated, but that is not the Berlin Wall to the West, but it’s ment in Rome and commands 92 per­ In Stuttgarter Platz, a West Berlin to West Berlin only a small remnants of the Austrian Htipsburg the same. Although German was no problem for bargain alcohol and red light district, customs men allowance of duty free goods and cent of the vote of the province’s 260,- meant to be introduced in all our empire. cigarettes. recently were inspecting a haul of 1.5 must first pass through controls in 000 German speakers. courts by 1976. there are still courts What New England thinks It also represents the interests of After decades of forced Italianiza- West Berlin customs men watching million cigarettes and crates of Communist East Berlin. tion, carried out most forcefully by where only Italian iS" spoken." the maze of border crossing points in 15,000 people who speak an ancient Yet the autonomy ’’package ” does liquor when an African diplomat But organized smuggling teams faSfcist dictator Benito Mussolini in the divided city report a new boom in language called Ladino which is for the country's economic recovery has been met with If it fails, the high expectations that Reagan has raised counterpart at this point. In fact, there are several good based in East Berlin drove up with run rings round the rules, buying car­ the 1930s, autonomist militancy 'seem to have worked smoothly in Pawtucket (R.l.) Evening Times smuggling from East to West. related to the language still spoken in northern Italy, with German and howls of protest. among the American people will be shattered and the reasons why he shouldn’t. another 25,(X)0 cigarettes in the trunk tons of goods and then hopping on the began stirring in the mainly Chief Justice Warren E Burger has renewed the In May 1980 alone, they seized 1 of his car. next train back to West Berlin. some Alpine valleys of Switzerland. Italian speakers living peaceably But look who’s howling; politicians who have built party’s hopes, as well as the president’s, will go a For one thing, the foreign policy of the new administra­ Dubis claims his party is propor­ agricultural province in the wake of debate over mandatory sentences for criminal offenses. million cigarettes destin^ for the Joachim Frank, head of West side by side. tion is still very much in the formative stage. Reagan is tionately the strongest in Europe Italy's World War II debacle. Although we endorse most of what the chief justice had to careers on the at-large dispensation of federal dollars; glimmering. West’s black market. Berlin’s investigative branch, says it Customs officials have found train There has been little resurgence of vested interest groups that have waxed fat on such hammering out a toughter diplomatic and military line with a paying membership of 69,977, In 1946, activists collected 163,000 say in his addre,ss to the American Bar Association, we Customs officials say East Berlip’s is rare for diplomats to be directly floors ripped up to conceal boxes of signatures on a petition seeking a the terrorism of the 1960s, although a largesse; ultra-conservatives who want to turn the clock Waterbury (Conn.) Republican against the Kremlin’s global reach, a move consistent special diplomats-only shops, which more than onethird of its voters. The war monument built by Mussolini has do not support mandatory sentences as either workable involved. But he blames the Versina cigarettes or crates of liquor. measure of regional autonomy. In back 50 years. Romance has always been associated with kingdoms, with bis oft-stated campaign insistence that negotiations sell untaxed liquor and cigarettes at Valuta stores and others maintained Sometimes cases of contraband party admits all ideological view­ been blown up repeatedly in the or equitable. points with the exception of Marxism 1957, 35,000 people demonstrated for Silent, as usual, is the majority of mainstream but the subjects of Queen Elizabeth of England are in­ with the Soviets should only be undertaken from a posi­ knockdown prices, are at the heart of for Western visitors for the increase dangling on straps from the sides of center of Bolzano, most recently in Mandatory sentences would leave a judge no choice but and fascism. secession from the Italian-dominated dulging in the treat of the decade over the engagement of tion of strength. the problem. in smuggling. the cars. Occasionally smuggled September 1979. to give a convicted criminal a specific fine or prison Americans, those who have no platform from which to be “You could say the aim of our par­ province of Trento. heard except the ballot box. Prince Charles, heir to the throne. He could hardly enter into a summit meeting at this Gin, brandy, scotch and Polish and “While we have caught a few goods are thrown off a train at pre­ But if was only after the U.N. “Ein Tirol” ("one Tyrol” ), a call sentence. To support that premise, one has to believe that Soviet vodka sell at half the price arranged pickup spots just before the ty is to get the maximum out of the for union with the Austrian Tyrol, is They spoke last November, in response to Reagan’s The excitement over the forthcoming marriage of the point with any feeling that the U.S. posture has been diplomats smuggling, they play only General Assembly debated the issue all similar crimes are identical They are not. demanded in the West. American a minor role,” Frank said. “Em­ first station |n the West. little autonomy that we do have, seen frequently daubed on rocks and campaign promises. President Reagan delivered on those world’s most eligible bachelor to Lady Diana has given brought to the level of strength necessary to command at Austria’s insistence in 1960, and a And to support the argument for mandatory sentences, cigarettes are one-fourth the bassies employ a lot of non- without giving up hope of eventual walls in the province’s rugged moun­ the British a pleasant interlude from everyday worries. Brezhnev’s full respect. self-determination,” he said between wave of terrorist attacks on power one also has to negate the need

, S I t - THE HERALD. Sat., March 7. 1981

^ I World champion THE HERALD. Sal.. M arch^ M l - 15 k ir n A . ... / Scoreboard t\ \ Phils up for sale ^ ■ TM's Irish King Saturday's Games DeAgostini. Switzerland. 1:26.72.7, Marie- Beanie Brown ■ 79-77-156 PARKADE DUSTY-Jim Shugs Boy association and its leadership has and off the field,^to continue working Houston at Atlanta ' Theres Nadig, Switzerland, 1;S.77. 8, Carla Glasgow 79-77-156 Sedgemoor CLEARWATER, Fla. (UPI) - Hanni Wenz^, Lichtenstein, 1:26.98 . 9, Magowan 200, Dave Denver at Detroit Kathy Cornelius 79-77-156 Eagle Angelo Philadelphia Phillies president Ruly such an innate lack of appreciation towards bringing^a second World San Diego at Utah Zoe Haaf, Switzerland. 1:3B.(S. 10. CyndyChambqrlin 82- 74-156 Chagnot 213-583, Ernie for the problem that confronts Series championshi|rto the city of Seattle at Golden State Figure Elisabeth Chaud. France, 1:2B.I6. Marga Stubblefield 77- 79-156 7th D 5/16 Carpenter said Friday that the world Sunday's Games 11. Marie-Luce Waldmeier, France H.B. Duntz 79-76-157 Whipple 211, Joe Lauzon Holly B ownership,” he said. Philadelphia in 1981,\ Carpenter New York at Boston 1.7621.12. Lea Soelkner. Austria. 1 ;2B.3l. )LF Debby Rhodes 79-78-157 championship National League Skating 13. Marie-Ceci Gros-Gaudenier. France. 204,'Gene Wildes 204-227- Domino White On TV Milwaukee at Philadelphia Beverly Klass 78- 79-157 Kim Giver baseball club is for sale, principally In his announcement. Carpenter said. Chicgao at Washington 1:28.M. 14. Christin Cooper, USA. I;a6,75. 77-89-157 Lenorc Muraoka 598, Art Thompson 239-570, Killeen Haze) because of skyrocketing player did not mention an asking price. “I cannot fault Marvin Miller (of Denver at Indiana IS, Catherine Quittet, France, 1:2B.97.16, Lenore Muraoka 77- 80-157 Dallas at San Antonio Kathy Kreiner. , 1:27.13. 17, 83- 74-157 John Meyers 209-563, Trilogy the Players Association) and the Inverrary Gassic Brenda Lunsford salaries. Phillies shortstop Larry ^ w a said Phoenix at Kansas City . Traudl Kaecher, , 1:2720. Brenda Goldsmith 89-77-157 Roger Jones 211-555, Dave Even N Odds of Carpenter, “he’s not only a great players asso^ation for asking. I can Golden State at Portland By United Press Inlemalional 18. Ingrid Eberle, Austria. 1:27.64. 19. At FortLauderoale, Fla. March 6 Muffin Spencer-Dcvlin 77- 89-157 JB's OJ “It was one of the most difficult SATURDAY San Diego at Seattle World Championships . Canada. 1:27.77. 20. (Par 72) Kathy Hite 78- 89-158 Mazzoli 214, Rich Higgins Nathan’s Girl owner, but a great man.” fault my p e e ^ including myself, for At Hartford, Conn., Marcn6,1961 Shanne Levitt, Canada, I ;2726. Larry Ziegler 66«-l33 Gail Hirata 09-78-158 decisions this family has ever had to MARCH?, 1081 Curtis Strange 6 8 ^ -1 9 216-208-608, Joe LaVae 201, 8th C YC vi MILWAUKEE (la i Dance-Pairs 21. Gerry Sorenson, Canada, 1:27.94.72% Jeanette Kerr 89-78-158 make, especially in light of the re­ General Manager Paul Owens said, giving." V (Results after C o i^ Iso ry Dance 3) Fieldstad, Norway. 1:28.03 . 23, Tom Purtzer 71- 66-137 89-78-156 Pay Up Cummings 4 04)8, Mi. Johnson 9 10-11 Tom Kite Susie Beming A1 Senna 212-225-612, Fred “It’s a sad day for me... I’ve worked He decUned to specifically identify MORNINQ I.. Jane Torvill and ChristopherC Dean, ta Wolf, Austria, 1 ;a.l9 .24, Heidi 8M6-137 Becky Peterson 79- 79-158 'Never Blink cent success the team has had,” 16, Lanier 2 00 4, Buckner 6 17, Great Britain. 9 placements. 2, Irina Jac)rNi(^laus 66- 73-19 Kozicki 243-205-199-647, 7:00 Moncrief h 44 14, Brldgeman 13 84 34, ;r. West Germany, 1:8.37. 26; Vicki Singleton 81- 87-158 Vic's Bread for these people for 25 years, and I owners,i<:mut when asked *if other _ Moisseeva and Andrei Minenkov. Soviet lia Proell. Austria. 1:9.99. 9 . Charles Goody 67- 72-139 Carpenter said. “It has become very QI) 8porttC«nl«r Catchings 2 00 4, Winters 12 I I 26. t Anne-Marie Palli 80- 76-150 John Kozicki 268-615, Skip Button Gwinnett Union. 21. 3, Judy Blumberg, Tarzana, e Lehodey. Canada, 1:9.42. 27, Gil Morgan 72- 67-139 apparent to me that some deeply in­ feel something has gdne out of me owneiivfelt the same way he did. Elmore 0 00 0, Evans 0 00 0. Totals 47 Calif., and Michael Seibert. Washington, Bob Murphy 71-86-139 Cathy Manl 84- 76-150 Just Wink OI(ta Charvatova, Czechoslovakia. 1:9.93. Penny Pulz 89-79-156 Kelly 211, Mike Vignone Carpenter said, “I iicguld feel a vast (S) Tannit 2003 122. Pa.. 23. 4, (tie) Natalia Bestemianova Barney Thompson 69- 71-140 Guidwillie grained philosophical differences too.” NEW YORK (III* 9 . Lynda McGehee. USA, 1:9.42. 9 . Donna Davis 82- 77-150 558, John Meyers 563, ^ 0;OO and Andrei Bukin, Soviet Union, and Kathy Howser. Canada. I :S0.07 . 30, John Fought 73- 67-140 Forever Jody After the announcement an majority of the owners^feel the way I Russell 2 00 4. S. Williams 7 44 18, Andy Bean 89-71-140 Cathy Morse 76^1-150 exist between the Carpenter family ( C On« On On* Carol Fox. Westland. Mich., and Richard Angela Gougeon, Canada. 1:30.33 . 31, 'Dianne D^lcy 83- 76-159 Ralph Dukett 552. Paso Penoipe Cartwrights 11-12 21, Richardson 102-4 Raymond Floyd 71-89-140 emotion-filled Manager Dallas Green do, but not all of them.” 72, R. Williams 3 00 6. Glenn 7 OO IS. Dailey. Ijilhrop Village, Mich., 99. 6, Lynda Robbins, Canada. 1:30.53 . 92. Betty Burs^ndl 81- 7 6 -150 and some of the other owners as to 10:30 Karen Barber and Nicholas Slater, Great Johnny Miller. 70- 70-140 9lh C 5/16 !> » > (iD 8porttC«nt«r Woodson 6 0012. Webster 2 2-36, Carter Kathy Thurley, Canada. 1:31.11.39,Carol Louise Parks-Brucc 82- 77-150 how the baseball business should be shook his head and said, “I don’t Also asked if Miller and the Britain, 54. 7. Olga Volozhinskaya and Ctouser. USA. 1:31.16.34. Katusha EsMr. Jerry Pate 7M&-141 JoAnn Lusk 78- 82-160 Ten Years Afteh 11:00 3 M 7. Demic 0 000. Totals 462036 111 Players Association would call his ^ Milwaukee 31 96 3827-122 Alexandre Svinin, Soviet Union, 66. 8. Netherlands. 1:31.50 36. Hetty Van Der Morris Hatalsky 69-71-14} Kathy Martin 89«-ia} Tex Mex Curl conducted. want to comment today.” NCAA Basketball DougTewell TO-Tl-Hl (S) New York S 29 29 20-111 Nathalie Herbe and Pierre Bechu, Sw^Iuw. Netherlands, 1:31.70.36. Wendy Mary-Bea Porter 83- 77-160 Tome Hawk “What we’re really talking about is Carpenter arrived at the offer of sale a grandstand play. France, 76. 9. Jana Berankova and Jan Morrison, Canada. l:S .tl. Jim thanccy 89-71-141 Barbara Barrow 8941-161 Plainfield Results Quiet Mood Threepolnt goal—Glenn. Fouled out— Bobby Nichols 73- 89-142 AFTERNOON Bartak, Czechoslovakia. 83. 10. Wendy Did not finish- Andrea Haaser, Mary Mills 7943-162 Trudy True the dramatic escalation of salaries. Clearwater spring training camp un­ Carpenter said, ”It would.not sur­ None. Total ^l»-M ilw aukee 38. Nev Sessions and Stephen Williams. Great Leonard Thompson 71- 71-142 York 27. Techmcal-None. A-15,700 Austria. Cindy Oak. USA: , Peggy Conley 83-79-162 Friday Tex Time expectedly ’Diursday night and ad­ prise me if Marvin Miller used that 12:00 Britain, 86. West Germany; Maria Walllser. Switzer­ Keith Fergus 72- 70-142 “Like I said. I’m not saying I’n) Fred Couples 74- 8B-I42 Alison Sherd 8141-162 Sendinlhcclowns ® Candlapin Bowling 11. Birgit Goller and Peter Klisch. land. Beth Madsen. USA. Dale I^undquisl. 83-74-162 TRACK FAST WEATHER California is banking on these three es­ dressed players Friday afternoon ploy, but I think that the people, in­ NEW JERSEY (1061 West Germany. 91.12, Marie McNeil and Scott Hoch 75- 67-142 Right 0 Dave and Hod Carew, seven-time American totally snow white, but what I’m 1:00 Nancy Pomich 7846-163 FLURRIES befor making the announcement. cluding the players who know me ® Squash O'Koren 6 2-4 14. Robinson IS 44 34, Rotert McCall. Canada. 100. 13. Kelly Victor Regalado 7189-142 tablished players to help bring an American saying is enough is enough. I just Lucas 10 00 20, Cook S 44 14. Newlln 4 Dick Mart 71- 71-lC Sue Eegleman 81-82-163 FIRST RACE 5/16 (D) lOth A 5 16 League batting champion. Angels have set Johnson and Kris Barber. Canada. 119 World Cup Standings Denise Martinez 8242-164 don’t think we can continue to He said there will be no further bestrknow that it isn’t a ploy.” ® World Cup Tannis 4-4 12, Moore 1 00 2. Elliott 1 1-9 3, Van 14, Ellsabetta Parisa and Roberto Final Women's Downhill Gibby Gilbert 69- 73-142 4 Malty Boy 17 60 6 00 4 20 KC’s Eyes League pennant this season. Left to right, up spring training camp in Palm Springs, & Championship Wrestling Breda Kolff22-26, Jones 01-21. Totals Cindy Ferrow 6642-167 7 Wild Charger 3.60 2.60 R's Billy Mar comments from any member of the Carpenter said the re-entry draft in Pelizzola, Italy, 121 15, Judith Peterfy 1. Nadig. Switzerland, 120 points. 2, Tommy Aaron 7189-142 Barbara Riedel 8644-170 Don Baylor, most valuable player in 1979; Calif. (UPI photo) operate on this basis." <8 Sports Afield 44 18-» 106 and Csaba Ballint. Hungary, 123. 16. DeAgostini. Switzerland, 110. 3, Proell, Vance Hcafncr 74-89-143 3 Salty Sally 9 00 TM's Ringer Carpenter family or any Phillies “was the final nail in 8 NHL Hockey ATLANTA (109) Noriko Sato and Tadayuki Takahashi. Austria. 78.4. Epple. West Germany. 71. Jim King 74-89-143 TIME: 31 97 Chris F Carpenter said, however, he Drew I S-7 7, Roundfield 6 12-17 24. Fred Lynn, most valuable player in 1975 executive regarding the proposed the coffin as far as I was concerned.” 8 Top Rank Fights Of The 70'a Japan. 149. 17. Gabrielia Remoort and 5. Fjeldstad. Norway, 62 6, Flanders. Mike Do^ld 72- 71-143 Qumlela 4&7 Pd 129 80 Cloudy River wanted to endorse the position taken Hawes 7 2-3 16, Johnson 9 2-2 20. Sandor Nagy. Hungary. 152. l l Karen USA. 80 Tom Storey 72- 71-143 Trifecta; 4-7-3 Pd 11154 70 A Rose Is A Rose 2:00 Matthews 3 44 10, Criss 2 4-4 8. Collins 3 sale. He said the World Series victory Mankovich and Douglas Mankovich, Women's Combined Don Pooley 71- 73-143 De Spam by management in the battle with (S) NCAA Basketball 00 6. McMillen 8 2-3 18. Pelham 0 OO 0. Jumbo Ozaki 74- 89-143 SECOND RACE. 5.16 (d) Belgium. 1S9.19. Marianne Van Bommel 1. Nadig, Switzerland. 273. 2, Erika My Dad's Cadillac piayers over the salary issue. “1 fully expect each and every last year had nothing to do with the Shelton 0 00 0. Totals 99 31-401(» and Wayne Deweyert, Netherlands, 186 Hess. Switzerland, 201 3. Wenzel. Wally Armstrong 75- 68-143 7 Aztec Wind 5 60 3 20 2 60 “It is indeed unfortunate that the member of the organization, both on proposed sale. d ) Hockey New Jersey 24 23 3029-106 20, Petra Born and Rainer Schoenborn. Lichleniteln. 19B, 4. Terrine Pelen. Beau Baugh 73- 70-14C 8 Atomic Wind 6 00 4 60 11th C 5/16 3:00 Atlanta ^ 31 2627 25—100 West Germany. 171.21. Marie Kaniffer France. 167.5. , West Bobby Gampett 7170- 143 6 Code Breaker 4.20 Keen Hostess Three point goal»-Nbne. Fouled out— Jack Newton Jr 73-70-143 8 College Basketbairsi and Manfred Huebler. Austria, 174 Germany, 166.6. Eople, West Germany. TIME. 32:10 f’lush Pup 3:30 Robinson. Co<*. Total fouIs-New Jerse. (Standings after Compulsory Dance3 182. 7. Christin Cooper. Sub Valley, Mike Morley 73- 70-143 37. Atlanta 2S. A4,466. Gary Koch BOWLING Quiniela: 7&8 Pd $21.00 Laguna Catfish ( £ 8 Pro Bowlere Tour I. Jane Torvill and . Idaho, 161.8. Fabienne Serral. France, 7171- 144 Great Britain. 9 placements, factored 143.9. (tie) Tamara McKinney. Olympic Terry Diehl 72- 73-144 TrifecU; 7-8-6 Pd $634 00 SUcy Mane 0 8 College Basketbairsi BOSTON (104) place 10.2. Irina Moisseeva and Andrei Valley. Calif ., and Cindy Nelson. Lutsen. Dave Barr . 71- 73-144 D D 4&7 Pd $82 40 Meadow’s Whiz 4K)0 Maxwell 6 2-4 14, Bird 12 4-4 By United Press International World Cup race Minenkov. Soviet Union. 18,2.0.3, Judy Minn . 136 Dan Frickey 60-75-144 THIRD RACE 5 16 (D) Betty’s Kirk Red Sox up offer to Fisk CD Inverrary Golf Classic 28, Parish S 34 13, Archibald 9 Blumberg, Tarzana, C alif. and Michael Jim Nelford 73- 71-144 PBA National Championship Blue Sadie 2 Vs Mr. Lobster 5 60 3.00 2 40 5:00 54 23. Ford 1 1-2 3. McHale 7 1- Seibert, Wjishlngton. Pa., 29. 3.0 4. Jerry McGee 76«-144 At Toledo, Ohio. March 6 8 Sophia's Pride 2.60 2 20 MounUin Spur d ) ^orts Spectacular 2 15. Robey I 00 2. Carr 2 OO 4. N alaliaf^st^ianova and Andrei Bukin, Skiing Results Pat McGowan 72- 73-145 (The top 24 bowlers with match-play d ) 8 wide World Of Sports Femslen 0 00 0. Henderson 1 0* Sovlel/Union. S3. 4.0. 5. Carol Fox. By United Press International George Bums 70- 75-146 records and total pinfalls after six 3 Split 4 20 12th B 5 16 0 2. ToUls 44 16-24 104 Greg Powers rounds. 48 games) TIME: 31 92 Sandy Jack ChamplonsMp WrestHng Westland. Mich., and Richard Dailey. Women's European Cup 74- 71-146 CD INDIANA 1110) John Adams 74- 71-145 1. Elarl Anthony. Dublin, Calif . 12-4-0. Laco NCAA Basketball Lathrop Village. Mich.. 45. 5.0. 6, Olga Quiniela 2AB Pd $1060 (S) McGinnis 1 0-1 2. Bantom S 0- Volozhinskaya and Alexandre Svmin at Abetone. Italy, March 6 Dave Hill 72-73-145 11,017 Trifecta 2-83 Pd $293 20 Printer Jui 8 ISSIMIxodDoubleeAmateur 0 10. Edwards 3 2-2 6, Davis 7 4- Soviet Union. 58, 6.0. 7, Karen Barber 1. Michaela Gerg. West Germany. Ed Sneed 72- 73-145 2 Dave Davis. Tinton Falls, N J . 13-3- but parties remain apart 5 18, Knight 12 6-10 S. C Barry Jaeckel FOURTH RACE 5/16 (C) Bad Vada Bowling ChamplonsMp and Nicholas Slater, Great Britain, 61, 1.27.39-l:24.36~2:51.ft. 73- 73-146 0. 10,756 Johnson 4 OO 8. Orr 9 00 18. G 7 0.6, Jana Berankova and Jan Bartak. Larry Nelson 72-73-145 3. Dick Weber, St Louis, Mo , 196^. 7 TM's Super Fine 24 20 9 60 7 40 It Must Be 2. Inge Krenn. Austria, 1:2726-l :24.91- CR's Desert Sand most dramatic EVENING Johnson 4 4-4 12. Buse 1 00 2. Czechoslovia, 78.6 0.9. Nathalie Herbe 2:52 16. Mark O'Meara 71- 74-145 10.742 2 Dave's Pride 4 40 3 00 Bradley 0 OO 0. Totals 46 18-21 Blazing Whiz WINTER HAVEN, Fla. (UPI) - sweetened their offer, they still Reinsdorf, did make the trip to San and Pierre Bechu, France, 81, 90. 10. 3. Elke Kunschitz. Austria. 1:9.47- Hale Irwin 7169- 4. 145Ernie Schlegel. , Wash .9 4 Mischievous Joey 0 00 6:00 6- 1. 10,722 later start. Clad in yellow suit and dred permutations of where he might no. Birgit Goller and Peter Klisch. West t:25.8»-2:S2.53. Ron Strcck 71- 75-146 TIME 31 81 Debonaire Dandy .\SPEN. Colo lUPC) — Canada's The Boston Red Sox Friday in­ couldn’t come to a meeting of the Diego to confer with representatives Boston 29 22 30 23-104 Lynn ^nson 74- 73-146 5. DaveSoular. Kansas Cilv, Kan . 12- d ) Recing From Aqueduct Germany. 86.10 0. 4. Corinne Eugster. Switzerland Quiniela 217 Pd $42 60 I3lh 1) YC injured downhill ace called red helmet he threw himself down have lost. I know I did last season," creased the guaranteed portion of minds with Fisk’s agents on a loca­ Jerry Kapstein and Robert Teaff on Receway Indiana 30 22 26 32-110 II. Wendy Sessions and Stephen 1:27 00-1 :S.33-2;S2 9 . Ken Brewn 75- 71-146 4-0. 10.715 Fouled out—Ford. Total fouls 6. Henry Gonzalez. Colorado Springs TrifecU 7-2-4 Pd $3314 10 Page's Cadillac 7:00 Williams. Great Britain, 83. II 0. 12, 5. Rita Naepflin, Switzerland. 1 27.41 Loren ^ b e r ts 72- 74-146 Friday's final World Cup race the the course. Barely hanging on to his Read said. their four-year offer to free agent tion to discuss the proposal. Friday. —Boston 24. Indiana 22. Techni­ Colo.. 1990. 10.657 IX"s Trailblazcr (D) SporteCenter Marie McNeil and Robert McCall. 1:26.33-2:52.76, Frank donner 73- 73-146 FIFTH RACE 5/16 (Ci skiis. Klammer seemed to rattle all Indeed, with but 28-lOOth's of a se­ Carlton Fisk but were unable to “We offered to meet them in And although Reinsdorf said cal foul—Boston bench. A— Canada, 109.12.0 13. Kelly Johnson and 6. , Switzerland. 1:9.18- Tim Simpson 7170- 7 146 TimBlack.ToIedo, Ohio,8-8-0,10,567 2 Mina 36 80 10 00 7 60 Meadows Echo most dramatic in the sport since 8:00 17.032 Cesar unudo 73- 73-148 8 MikeAulby, Indianapolis. Ind .9-7-0, over the mountain, but held on to just Kris Barber. Canada. 120.13.0.14, Judith 1:24.77-2:52.96. 6 Medieval Kmght 3.00 2 80 Gypsy Escape 's spellbinding run to cond between himself and the ul­ agree with the catcher’s represen­ Boston or Florida and to sit down and Tuesday he wouldn’t make an offer to (S) NCAA Basketball Peterfy and Csaba Ballint. Hungary, 127, Rod Curl 73.73-146 10.586 7. Roswitha Steiner. Austria, 1:27 92- 8 Avenge Art 6 40 February's Best edge Russi at the finish by a fraction timate crown in skiing, Podborski negotiate," Red Sox General 10:00 14.0. IS. Ellsabetta Parisa and Rotwrto 1:25.19-2:53.11. Mark Lye 74- 73-146 9 Gary Dickinson. Burleson. Texas. 9 Epic Wonder take the downhill championship in tatives on a venue for further Fisk until he was sure the 33-year-old Jack Ferenz 7170-146 TIME 3167 of a second. CD SporteCenter Pelizzola. Italy. 132. 15.0. 16. Gabrielia 8. Linda Rocchetti. Italy, 1 ;27.48-I ;S 86 7- 0. 10540 BJ's Hubo the 1976 Olympics. could console himself with several negotiations. Manager-Owner Haywood Sullivan receiver wanted to leave Boston, 10:30 College Basketball Remport and Sandor Nagy. Hungary, 147. -2:53 33. Mark Rohde 7170- 10 146 Don Bell. Santa Cruz. Calif , 9-7-0. Quiniela 2&6Pd$50 40 Jeff Mitchell 73-73-146 KC’s G Elio In that race Klammer had actually might-have-been moments. said Friday. “’They refused. They NCAA Basketball Fridays 160. 17. Noriko Sato and Tadaj^ki 10537 TrifecU 2-6-8 Pd $2619 30 "The way it unfolded was just the The guaranteed portion of the offer their presence in California indicates CD Takahashi. Japan, 148, 17.0. IB. Karen Jim Simons 73- 73-146 11 Nelson Burton Jr .lit Louis.M o.8- been further behind Russi at the first If, for example, Swiss skier Toni 12:30 By United Press International (Editors: This event was originally Tom Jenkins 7171- 69, 146 10 530 SIXTH RACE YANKEE COURSE ' one of the most dram atic of now exceeds $2 million with incen­ asked us to come out to San Diego an offer may have been made or at Tournaments Mankovich and Douglas Mankovich. intermediate time than Weirather CD FIS World Cup Skiing Belgium. 166, 18.0. 19. Marie Kaniffer scheduled to be held in Czechoslovakia, Did Not Qualify 12. Gary Cunningham. Baldwinsville. (Bl Saturday Knlrien finishes." said Read, a veteran of six Buergler had not fallen 15 seconds tives the team says are “easily at­ and we refused.” least is in the offing. 2:30 Atlantic Coast Conference but was transferred to Abetone, near Rex Caldwell 74- 73-147 N Y . 7-9-0, 10.K7 8 Louis’s Day 16.00 6.60 540 Semifinals and Manfred Huebler, Austria. 169,19.0. Post Time 7:30 World Cup seasons who has been off was behind Podborski Friday. And from the finish line in a race at St. tainable” pushing the value to $3 The Chicago White Sox dual While geography continued to be a CD SporteCentar 20. Petra Bom and Rainer Schoenborn, Pisa, Italy, because of lack of snow in Bill RogersJg€ 75- 73-147 13. Anthony Churchy. Huntsville. Ala . 6 Nail Hammer Pete 5 40 4 20 Maryland 86. Virginia G2 Czechoslovakia.) Curtis WorleyW( 74- 73-147 8- 90. 10.526 1st M 5 16 Klammer finished the race further Anton, Austria he would almost 3:00 Big ^ s t Conference West Germany. 178, 20.0 . 21, Marianne 3 Star Maiden 4 40 the tour since December when he million. But while the Red Sox owners, Eddie Einhorn and Jerry main obstacle in the Fisk Tennis Van Bommel and Wayne Deweyerrt, Eddie Pearce 77- 14. 70-147 Mark Roth. Spring l.,akc. Heights. Minnie Dasher I2-I CD Semifinals N. J . 8-69. 10,486 TIME 39 86 suffered multiple injuries in a skiing ahead of Russi than Weirather's assuredly won the race over negotiations, Manager Ralph Houk Villanova 56, Providence 49 Netherlands. 180,21.0. Perry Arthur 73- 74-147 Quiniela. 88(8 Pd $45.00 Sukey's Hope 7-1 (Results of original set pattern dance) Gary Wintz 7171-147 15. Jerry Held. Monroe. Mich , 1969, Paso Pelro 15-1 margin over Podborski. Weirather. Weirather would have Big Eight (inference 10,478 IVlfecU; 84-S Pd I0 » 10 mishap. Scholastic basketball tonight said he was impressed with the play SUNDAY Semifinals 1. Jane Torvill and Christopher Dean, J.C. Snead 71- 76-147 Zodphilous 9-2 Wayne Levi 75- 73-147 16 Alvm Ix)U, El Cajon, C alif. 9-79, Read watched friend and team- In his first intermediate time, had to settle for second and woflld of Glenn Hoffman at an important MARCHS, 1081 Kansas 75. Missouri 70 Great Britain, 12.2, Irina Moisseeva and SEVENTH RACE 516 (C) Chicago’s Slick 7-2 ECAC South Andrei Minenkov. Soviet Union, 19. 9. Forrest Fezler 74- 73-147 10,385 6 Paso Kingston 8 00 3 20 2 80 mate lose his bid to after a long flat section, Podborski have finished the season tied with piece of real estate — the shortstop Natalia Bestemianova and Andrei Bukin, Brent Murray 7171-ir 17. Mike Berlin, Muscatine. Iowa,5-11- Brutus Two 5-2 MORNING Semifinals 73-74-147 1 Yellow Form 6 00 380 JB’s Disco Girl 10-1 clocked 1:14.87 or 8100th of a second Richmond 81. Old Dominion 77 Soviet Union. 26. 4. Judy Blumberg, Lou Graham ’ O. 10500 become the first non-European to Podborski. But the Canadian would position. Mike Holland 73- 74-147 7 R's Doctor G 6.80 Sinful Ace 2-1 6:00 East Coast Conference Tarzana, Calif., and Micnael Seibert. 18. Frank Ellenburg. Mesa, Ariz ,7-8-1. ahead of Weirather, but the Austrian Chi Chi Rodriguez 74- 73-147 10566 TIME 31 74 claim the coveted downhill cham­ have won the title by virtue of his F.A. Soccer •^m ifinais Washington, Pa.. 38. 5, Carol Fox, 2nd I) 5 16 Indians and Penney CD WesUaiid. Mich., and Richard Dailey. Desmond Smyth 74-74-148 19 Fred Conner, Mar Vista. Calif , 89- Quiniela I&6 Pd $21.60 pionship Friday by the narrowest of made it up in the lower third of the three firsts against Weirather's two. 7:00 St Joseph's73. Lafayette63 Bunky Henry 74-74-148 0. 10252 KC's Dresmen 4-1 “He is very graceful, keeps his Eastern Eight Conference Lathrop Village. Mich . 42. 6. Olga Trifecta 6-1-7 Pd 1428 40 margins. Podborski placed second course. Podborski was the only skier on the CD NCAA Basketball Volozhinskaya and Alexandre Svmin John Cook 74- 74-148 20 Dennis Pate. Temple, Tex , 9199, Vila's Flash 7-2 glove low to the ground and is always 8:00 Semifinals 10228 EIGHTH RACE YANKEE COURSE TM's Flair 8-1 Read is well qualfied to analyze Pittsburgh 74, Rhode Island 45 Soviet Union. 48. 7. Karen Barber and Tom Valentine 7173-148 just 28-lOOths behind tour to finish in the top-10 in every in a position to throw,” said Houk, CD SporteCenter Nicholas Slater. Great Britain. 53. 6, Boxing Ratings Bob Ford 7173-148 21 Tom Baker. Buffalo, N Y . 9190, lA) Meet Me Halfway 5-2 Metro Conference 10.214 6 Slender Model 2 GO 2 40 220 of Austria — the new downhill king. Podborski s courageous season. The race, and he was on the medals in fourth meeting 10:00 Semifinals Jana Berankova and Jan ^ rta k . By United Press International Rex Baxter 78- 71-149 Fran’s Go 3-1 • watching the heir apparent to Rick 22 Joe Berardi. Pearl River. N Y , 3- Cincinnati S8, Florida St. 57 Czechoslovakia. 75. 9. Wendy Sessions Compiled By Ring Magazine— through Mark James 7173- 140 3 Keen Ome 9 00 280 Bjom Borg 10-1 24-year-old Calgarian ended last podium eight times in the 10 races. CD NCAA Basketball Mike Peck 73-76-149 139. 10.(C4 "Rarely has it come down to the Burleson. “I’m willing to bet we 11:00 Mid-American Conference and Stephen Williams. Great Britain, 8B Feb, 20 1 Ashtola 2 40 Home Ground 12-1 season also in second place overall Semifinals 10, (tie) Nathalie Herbe and Pierre Heavyweight — Champion; x-Larry Rod Nuckolls 75- 74-149 23 Rich flartman, Alton. Ill . 2-149. TIME 39 64 last race, and I tip my hat to both of Podborski's season has caused who we have to stop and they do, 8 Soccer Made In Germany Mike Reid 7174- 150 Star Hawk 6-1 By LEN AUSTER won’t have to worry about shortstop No. Illinois75. W. Michigan 73 Bechu, France, and Birgit Goller and Holmes, U.S.A. Contenders: 1, y-Mike 9577 Quiniela 38(6 Pd $14.60 after failing to overtake World Cup officials to re-think the Jim Thorpe 73- 77-150 24 Marshall Holman. Medford. Ore . 3- them. They showed they are the Herald Sporlswriter too.” this year.” Ohio Valley Conference Peter Klisch, West Germany. 89. Weaver. U.S, A. 2, Gerry Cooney. U.S. A. Trifecta 6-3-1 Pd $132 90 3rd I) 5 16 Switzerland's Peter Mueller in the AFTERNOON First round 12. Marie McNeil and Rotert McCall. 3. . U S A. 4. Milte Dokes. Barry Harwell 74- 77-151 139. 9500 Kimblina 5-1 best." said Read, who was still on current format in which racers count "Each is pretty solid defensively Canada, 111. 13, Kelly Johnson and Kris Lance Ten Broeck 75- 76-151 The intrigue of mystery, not- Houk plans to put the Red Sox 12:00 Murray St.62, Mid. Tennessee60 (OT) U.S.A. 5, Gerrie Coelzee, ^ u th Africa. 6, NINTH RACE 5 16 (Bl Devoh [.ady 7-2 Crutches but has worked as a televi­ final race at Lake Louise, Alta. only their best five placings. Some Southeastern Conference Barber, Canada. 119 14. Judith Peterfy Marty Monroe, U.S. A. 7, , John Traub 7175- 151 7 Gem El 21 40 19 60 5 00 so I don't expect a lot of scoring un­ through what he calls “simulated CD NCAA Basketball 77-74-151 Simple 4-1 knowing what to expect, will not app­ Semifinals and Csaba Ballint. Hungary. 122. IS, Canada. 8. Greg Page. U.S.A. 9, Andy North TRI.TOWN - Dick 6 JR'S Black Pool 9 90 460 sion commentator at the races this "I suspect that later Steve will officials have advocated that the 8 Wrastling Charlie Gibson 7175-151 Pcco’s fa Belleza 6-1 less there is a complete departure games” on Sunday and Monday in Mississippi 71. Vanderbilt 51 Gabrielia Remport and Sandor Nagy, Bernardo Mercado. . 10. Ken 300 reflect on all the races and the hun- level be raised to six races. ly as Manchester High and Penney 12:16 Hungary. 130.16, Ellsabetta Parisa and Norton, U S A Gary Baker 77- Kingsley 74-151 212-591, Gary 5 TM'S Amazing H's J Kubeck 10-1 week in Aspen. from past history,” Dandley notes. pi^paration for the exhibition &uthem Conference TIME 31 85 High meet for the fourth time this 8 Soccer Made In Germany Semifinals Roberto Pelizzola. Italy. 134.17. Noriko Doug Black 74-77-151 Sullivan 243-589, Ray Indios Alida 8-1 Even to the starting order. Penney will be trying to gain the season, which opens ’Tuesday in Fort 12:30 Sato and Tadayuki Takahashi. Japan, — Champion: x- Steve Melnyk 7175- 151 Quimela 68(7 Pd $104 20 Dutch Sierra 12-1 Tern -Chattanooga79. W. Carolina70 Berlin 222-531, Vin Pinto Trifecta 7-6-5 Pd $1414.80 season in a State Basketball Tourna­ Southland Conference 151. 18. Marie Kaniffer and Manired . U.S.A Mike Gove 79- 73-151 You N Me Babe 5-2 Friday's race had clear echoes of the Region championship round for the Myers against Kansas City. ( £ One On One Miller Barber 74- 77-151 ment Class LL Region I clash tonight 1:00 Semifinals Huebler. Austria. 166.19. Petra Bom and Contenders: 1, y-Eddie Mustafa Muham­ 208-542, Joe (Catania 201- TENTH RACE 5 16 (A) 1976 Olympic downhill, a run that his Downhill laurels Rainer Schoenborn. West Germany, 167. mad. U S A- 3, Jerry Martin. U.S,A, 4. Skip Tredway 76- 76-152 4lh C 5 16 second time in three years, having One aspect of the “simulated Louisiana Tech64. McNeese St. 52 2.60 at Glastonbury High at 8:15 in the se­ d ) NBABaeketball 20. Karen Mankovich and Douglas James Scott, U.S.A. 5, Marvin Johnson. Terry Mauney 75- 77-152 542, Lloyd Torrey 219-507, 4 Jamie's I^ne 2 60 2 60 laguna Deborah 7-2 since been emblazoned on the minds Southwest Conference 2 l.ance's Rambler 3.00 2.80 cond half of a doubleheader. reached it in 1978-79. Manchester, on games” is that when a batter makes 8 8 8 NCAA Baaketball Tour­ Semifinals Mankovich. Belgium, 173. 21. Marianne U.S. A. 6, Carlos DeLeon. Puerto Rico 7, Harry Zaruba 79-73-152 Gino Calderone 203-516, Disco Atthetrack 2-1 of sports fans by its continual replay the other hand, will be trying to do an out, he still goes to first base and nament Special Texas 76. Arkansas 73 Van Bommel and Wayne Ikweyert. Yaqui Lopez. U.S.A, 8, Lotte Mwale, Mike Hill 73-79-152 6 liOaded Dice 260 Bottle Busier 12-1 to Austria skier Rockville High and Hartford 1:45 Southwestern Athletic Conference Netherlands, 182. Zambia. 9. Marvin Camel. U S A. 10, l.,ee E'Ider 75- 77-152 Rich Russell 203-582, Bili TIME 30 98 I.ine Across 5-2 on ABC television network sports in something it hasn’t done in 25 years Buddy Gardner 79- 73-lM Public meet in the. 6:30 opener with becomes a runner. 8 8 8 College Baaketball '81 Semifinals Mustafa Wasajja, Conway 515, Fred Lee 511, (Juimela 28<4Pd$5 0O I>udley's John M lO-l the U.S. ASPEN, Colo. lUPI) — Austria's downhill standings. He picked up five Jackson St. 71. Alcorn St. 69 (OTi Tony Valentine 76- 76-152 Trifecta 4-2-6 Pd $23 10 — win two tournament games in the “We want to see situations we’ll be 2:00 — Champion: xy-Marvin Lyn Lott 78- 74-152 Ken Margotta 511, Don Ottogo 7-1 "That race is the only other time 1 the two winners advancing to G D 8 The Superetara Trans America Conference ) HPSOpposed 15-1 Harti Weirather, feeling the pressure points with a second-place finish in same season. That hasn’t occurred in during tbe season,” Houk said. Semifinals Hagler. U.S.A. Contenders: 1. Alan Hubert Green 77- 76-153 ELEVENTH RACE 516 iH Wednesday’s Region championship CD Tennla: Davia Cup Doug E'ord 77-76-153 Vincent 208-587, Wayne Samsula Sue 9-2 can think of so much being on the to keep the World Cup downhill Thursday's event. since 1955-56 when that quintet Houston Bapt. 48. Centenary 47 Minter. England 2, Dwight Davison, 7 RJ's Sunset 35 40 21 20 12 60 “I’m talking about things like hit- Competition ECAC III New England U.S.A, 3. Vito Anluofermo. U.S.A. 4. Jim Lucius 77- 76-153 2 Izabaun Running 3 60 460 line. " said Read. tilt at a site and time to be an­ 78- 75-153 Gauvin 509, Skip 5lh T iDt (T championship in Europe, raced Podborski, who also had three vic­ reached the state finals. and-runs, cutoffs, things like that.” 8 U.S. National Indoor Semifinals Fulgencio Obelmejias. Venezuela 5, Pat Lindsey 3 My I,obo 500 nounced. The two combatants Mustafa Hamsho, Syria. 6, Curtis Parker, David E>gcf 7177-153 McConnell 520, Andy Dudley’s Paul H 7-2 It was in the 1976 Olympics that through the 1 170-meter course on tories this season and was tied with Championahlpa-FInala Mass. Maritime64, Amherst62 TIME 32 06 Cadillac Time 10-1 3:15 Trinity 66. E. Connecticut 51 U.S.A. 7. Wilford Scypion, U.S.A. 8. Wes Smith 80- 73-153 Swiss skier Bernard Russi came Wednesday will both advance to next Frank Fletcher. U.S.A. 9, Ronnie Harris. Jerry Heard 77-76-153 Michaud 500, Norm Soren Quiniela 28<7 FM $98 20 Tell Isabel 3-1 Aspen Mountain in 1:52.21 Friday and Weirather going into the Aspen com­ d ) ft^rta Spectacular NCAA Division II Trifecta 7-2-3 F’d $3491 70 down the course with an early start c^ihirdav’s Class LL quarterfinals Eastern Regional Semifinals U.S.A. 10. Tony Sibson, England. Bob Mennc 7176- 500, 154 Glen Prentiss 502, Bob Yellow Cadillac 4-1 edged Canadian challenger Steve petition, earned no points with his d ) 8 International Boxing Cal Poly 71, Bloomsburg43 Bill Kratzert 7176-154 TWELFTH RACE 5 16 lA) Sweet Ambition 12-1 against opponents from Region 11. 4M> Dennis Murray 77- Arendt 77-154 553, Pete Batt 531. number to a lead that seemed certain Podborski by a mere .28 of a second. lOth-place finish Thursday and ended New England Regional Semifinals Junior Middleweight — Champion: y- 8 Gold Fmcmal 2.80 2 60 220 Irish Wisdom “ 6-1 Awb Kalule, Denmark. Contenders: 1. x- Mike San Fillippo 81- 73-154 to stand up Manchester, 18-4, took the first two d ) Inverrary Golf Claaalc Sacred Heart 89. Stonehill 86 By United Press International 1 Aqua Dutce 3.00 220 Kemodao 8-1 It was the third downhill win of the the season with 110 points. 8 8 8 S^rtaWorkt New Hampshire (^11. vs. Springfield Maurice H c^ . England. 2, Kenny Bristol. David Lundstrom B4-70-I54 engagements from Penney by counts, World Cup Skiing Kogcr Calvin 72- 79-154 NITF. OWLS - Sharon 2 Lucky Cadillac 260 Neon Heather 52 Klammer. Austria's national season for Weirather and gave him "I was very nervous because I 4:30 So. Atlantic Regional Semifinals At Aspen, Colo., March 6 Guyana. 3. Rocl^Mattioti, Australia. 4. Elizabeth Dty M. Randolph Macon 53 Rocky Mosley, U.S.A^S. Carlos Herrera, Larry Rinker 81-73-154 TIME 31 41 6th A 5 16 monument of skiing, had a much of 42-39 and 58-47. The Black Knights, d ) 8 Wide World Of Sporta Men's Downhill Alan Tapic 81-73-154 Ballard 212-517, Beth Ke­ 115 points in the final World Cup knew the time from Steve," said NCAA Division III I. Harti Weirather, Austria, 1:52.21.2. . 6, Walter Gomez. Argentina Quiniela 18(8 Pd $7.80 Apache Dart 2-1 16-7, gained a measure of revenge in Northeast Regional Finals Steve Podborski. Canada. 1:52.46. 3. 7. Tyrone Rackley,Rackley. U.S.A.. B, O’DellQlDell John Lister 78- 76-154 nyon 185-508, Dot Hills 194- Trifecta 8-1-2 Pd $50 70 la Parita 7-1 Weirather, who was the 14th racer on EVENING ^ n>nard, a r d . U-S.A.U S A. f8 Nick Ortiz. Puerto Phil Hancock 72- 83-155 the opening round of the CCIL Salem St. 91, Boston St. 90 . Switzerland. 1:52.59 . 4, 507, Linda Luce 199, Nancy THIRTEENTH RACE R's Sonny P 10-1 the course. 6:30 Clark vs. Rochester Toni Buergler. Switzerland. 1 52.84 5. Rico 10. Tony Ayala Jr.. U.S.A Bruce Fleisher 78- 71-156 Playoff by a one-sided 65-34 verdict. Chip Be<-k 79- 76-155 Read 175, Kathy Berzenski CONSTITUTION COURSE (D) Onessind 5-2 Podborski, skiing first, clocked a CD SportaCentar Great Lakes Regional Semifinals Peter Mueller. Switzerland. 1:53.06 . 6, Welterweight — Champion: x-Ray Andy's Pride 9-2' OtterbeinSl, Wabash (Ind)69 Sale Omohundro 7179-156 3 Ima Lucky Hannah 7 40 4 00 300 “If anyone has a psychological 7:00 Gerhard Pfaffenblchler, Austria. 1:53.20. Leonard, U.S.A, Contenders; l.y-Thomas 177-491, Marion Smith 182- Highway Ranger 12-1 1:52.49, then waited on the sidelines Calvin vs. Wittenberg 7. Erwin Reseb, Austria, 1:53.50 . 8, Gint D ^le 79-71-I9 7 Cushie Treat 12 20 480 I t T NCAA Swimming Woody Blackburn 79-77-156 edge, I would say it would be us,” i »" CD Midwest RegionalRegie Semifinals Werner Grissman, Austria. 1:53.62. 9, 481, Linda Massaro 193-462, 8 Tealher 480 Squatter 7-2 for the Austrian. 8 NHL Hockey Beloit 88. Wm. Penn SB Lcnnie Clements 81-71-156 4 Latest Tune . Gotchaikie 15-1 sees Manchester Coach Doug Pear­ Doug Powell, USA, 1:53.82.10. Gerhard Roberto Duran, Panama. 6, Ran

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