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heavy (depositor) withdrawals " three-day run by depositors that tors but apparently with little By Dan Sussman Celeste, invoking emergency soundess oFour system. " was triggered by the collapse of success. worth millions of dollars. United Press International powers, ordered 71 savings and Celeste said he will work ESM Government Securities Inc. Only hours before Celeste an­ Wylie said about $2..5 million was loan institutions covered by the throughout the weekend to devise a withdrawn from one bank Wednes­ ol Ft Lauderdale, Fla. The bank nounced the bunking holiday. CINCINNATI - Cov. Richard K. Ohio Deposit Gaurantee Fund plan under which de[)osits in day. The name of the bank was not \ ODGF backed institutions will be borrowed $670 million from ESM Kenneth Cox. Ohio Department of Celeste today ordered 71 privately closed today, Saturday and Sunday Commerce director, rejected the disclosed. guaranteed savings and loan asso­ but indicated they could be closed insured by the federal govern­ and used securities us collateral Reports this week Si^id Home State * possibility of such an action. Lines hud formed at several ciations closed for at least three longer. ment. If a plan is not developed by might have lost as much us $100 Cox had told reporters a morato­ Home State branches when custo­ days to hall a run on the "Ohio's agencies and legislature then, they might remain closed mers were permitted access to longer, he said. million in the ESM collapse. rium was ruled out because it institutions by thousands ol deposi­ will need more time to work their safe deposit boxes, but the The Ohio Deposit Guarantee Cincinnati financier and Marvin "might cause more harm than tors alarmed by a bank closure. cooperatively with federal authori­ bank's offices remained closed for Fund is a state-regulated but Warner, the former i:.S. ambassa­ good. ■' Even before Celeste announced ties and our own banking commun­ other business. private fund which covers a dor to Switzerland and one of Celeste said officials of ODGF the "cooling-off period." people ity to complete a practical plan Paulette Lotspeicb, a Home percentage of the deposits at the 71 Celeste's biggest political backers, institutions, faced by the mounting were lining up outside savings and that, in these circuimstances gives State depositor, showed up outside institutions. is Home State's majority owner demands ol despositors, contacted loan associations tbday to take out the best protection we can devise to an office of the bank Thursday The run at Ohio savings and The bank is now under state him Thursday night, and many their money as thousands of others ODGF savers," he said. sugge.sted temporary closures. carrying a protest sign that read: "It (the moratorium) provides a loans institutions spread like wild­ conservatorship pending a sale. had done earlier this week In Rep. Chalmers Wylie, R-Ohio, "I made my money the old suburb'di] Delhi, about 200 people cooling-off period that conserves fire earlier this week after the Since Home State's problems senior GOP member on the House fashioned way — I earned it. I lost funds and is fair to all depositors closing of the Home State Savings developed, state and banking were waiting to get in at 7 a.m.. Banking Committee, said several my money in a new-fangled way — several hours before the facility until concern subsides and until we Bank in Cincinnati. officials hiive been trying to restore the confidence of deposi­ of the banks are "experiencing Home State froze it. " was to open. can convincingly demonstrate the Home State shut its doors after a Chamber O’Neill signs bill supports to end sales tax on $50 in clothing town mall HARTFORD (UPI) — Democratic Gov. William O'Neill today signed into law a Republican-sponsored By Alex GIrelll measure eliminating Connecticut's 7.5 percent sales Herald Reporter tax from clothing priced under $50. The measure, which goes into effect April 1, will The Board of Directors of the save the average taxpayer abut $75 dollars a year and Greater Manchester Chamber ob Commerce voted unanimously cost the state $17 million by the end df the current Thursday to support plans by John fiscal year and another $62 million in fiscal 1985-86. It was the first tax cut signed by a governor in 12 Figuerra to build a shopping mall in Buckland. years, the last coming when then Republican Gov, Today, Finguerra called the Thomas J. Meskill reduced the 7 percent sales tax to support an ^ important vote of 6.5 percent. confidence for the proposed devel­ The Democratic governor made it clear the credit opment. He said it "gives us added for the measure goes to the Republican-controlled incentive to proceed." Legislature but said he was glad to sign it because "it He also called it a signal to the benefits all the people ' business community at large that He inked the measure in his office as House Manchester is a good place to Republican members and Senate Republican leaders, locate. including President pro Tempore Philip Robertson of Finguerra said he and his Cheshire and Majority Leader Reginald Smith of New partners, 1-84 Associates, are now Hartford. trying to persuade major retailers Both the Senate and House overwhelmingly from outside the area that they approved the GOP proposal last month, rejecting should come to the Hartford area O'Neill's proposal to reduce the sales tax to 7 percent and that Manchester is the best on all purchases. choice within the Hartford market. O'Neill said the legislation was brought abopt by Michael Belcher, chairman of "truly bipartisan" cooperation and hoped it would the bSard of the chamber of continue. commeiW, ,said -^oard members After the signing, he said he will pursue other cuts expressed no reseYyations about but said he had not discussed them with the other the development whet) they dis­ party and declined to give any details on what they cussed it. .. \ would be. The executive board of the Reut«f/UPI photOy Republicans have said the $50 exemption is only the chamber voted in favor of support­ first of a $130 million tax cut plan to draw on the state's ing Finguerra's plan on Wednes­ HeBvy-golng $350 million budget surplus. day and recommended support by O'Neill said he is open to any worthwhile tax cut that the board as a whole. >. servicemen, invited to listen to a debate on dissent in the West German parliament, find might be proposed by either party but put "o ff lim its" Finguerra is competing for any attempts to touch the state's "rainy day" fund • tenants for the proposed mall with language and proceedings heavy-going. which was created to offset budget deficits. developers of the Winchester Mall, which is proposed for land in Buckland that spans the Manchester-South Windsor town line. Prices drop for food, gasoline and fuel oil Two major department stores— • G. Fox & Co. and Sage-Alien — the past 12 rnonths. decline. drop. light trucks got 1.5 percent : have already announced plans to By Denis G. Gulino Although fresh fruit prices Gasoline prices dropped 3.4 That means that the price costlier. open stores in Winchester. United Press International soared 9.1 percent, largely be­ percent and fuel oil cost 3.6 percent moderation will be rein forc^ as But industrial, farm and con­ Finguerra has sought support cause of shortages brought about less in February, despite it being the raw materials move through struction machinery, which ac­ from town officials and commun­ WASHINGTON - Wholesale by the earlier freeze in the Florida one of the peak months of the the pipeline to the consumer. counts for nearly 22 percent of the ity leaders, arguing that under his prices fell 0.1 percent in February, heating season. If food and energy were to be purchases tracked in the report, plans, the entire project would be an unexpected ' im provem ent citrus belt, the effect was largely The Producer Price Index disregarted, prices for everything went up only 0.5 percent. within Manchester and the town brought about by less expensive neutralized by price breaks for inched down to 295.5 in February, else went up only 0.2 percent The trend reflected in the • would benefit from the increaset^ food, gasoline and fuel oil, the beef, pork, poultry and fish, "People may have gotten a little equivalent to a cost for business of during February. wholesale price report does not taxable property. Labor Department said today'. $2,955 for goods that cost $1,000 in One disagreeable ehange in the Almost all of the Winchester In the past year the depart­ too excited about fruits and vegeta­ directly affect the consumer. The report was the first increase in six development would be located in ment's Producer Price Index, bles." one department analyst 1967. department's Consumer Price In­ months for natural gas. of 1.9 South Wind.sor. measuring price changes of nearly said, referring to widespread As good as the price picture dex show consumers have had to percent, ^ t natural gas has only Finguerra spoke to the chamber 3.400 goods sold in bulk, has gone predictions of a sizable jump in looked for finished goods at the end face price increases more than gotten 0.4 percent more expensive board at a meeting Feb. 28, asking up only 0.7 percent. i wholesale price inflation. ' of the supply pipeline, the view was four times as large as businesses. in a year. for its support. Wholesale prices were un­ The broadest category of food even better at the beginning where But the wholesale trend has been The site for the I 84 Associates changed in January and have prices was down 0.1 percent, the raw material prices fell 1.9 percent Automobile prices went up a full keeping consumer price increases • development is 26.') acres east of shown a zero or a decline in eight of second consecutive monthly in addition to January's 2.2 percent 1 percent during the month and from climbing too high. Buckland Street and north of 1-84. : A shopping mall would be the centerpiece. Other plans call for a ' major offihe and industrial park Meese says he’ll be vigorous '. and a hotel and conference center. Suicide bomb Interrupts Finguerra has said he plans to - submit soon a site plan for the I development. in carrying out Reagan’s ideas Iranian leadei^s sermon A news _ release from the chamber oh the vote said the BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI) — A IR N A said. By David Lawsky the awarding of government jobs Meese served as an adviser to chamber will provide whatever bomb strapped around a man’s "The president's speech was United Press International ■ to friends. No wrongdoing was Reagan before becoming attorney . assistance possible to facilitate the waist exploded at a packed interrupted for three minutes found. general and worked on the Reagan successful' implementation of the prayer session attended by by cries of 'God is great’ from WASHINGTON - Attorney Gen­ "As we all know, it has taken campaign in 1980. development. It called the prop- President Ali Khamenei in the massive crowd of wor­ eral Edwin Meese. who holds his some time to get here." Meese : osal "an out.standing example of Following the Watergate scan­ Tehran today, the official Is­ shippers at the Tehran Univer­ first official news conference to­ joked as he began a brief speech to ; mixed-use development." andsaid dal, the Senate passed a bill, never lamic Republic News Agency sity and the surrefUnding day. joked on formally taking the an audience of ’ senators. House • the proposal "represents enlight- enacted into law. that would have said. areas,” the agency saidl^ oath of office that it took "some members, guests and department ' ened planned economic growth for barred campaign chiefs from The agency said Khamenei A few minutes before the time to get here.” but now in place employees. ' Manchester.'• becoming attorneys general. was not hurt, but reported explosion, anti-aircraft fire was he will vigorously implement On a more serious note. Meese The Manchester Board of Direc­ Other close political advisers several casualties among the heard in many parts of the President Reagan's philosophy. told the audience: tors has voted to support Fin­ who became attorneys general worshippers attending the Iranian capital, IR N A said, Meese was formally sworn in ^'We must and we will serve the guerra, but has not committed the were Robert Kennedy, who served weekly Friday prayer services without giving any other Thursday. Supreme Court Justice president of the United States and town to any tdx incentives. his brother, John, and John Mit­ at Tehran University. It said the details. we will work to cari^ out his Warren Burger administered the chell, who served PresidenlJ^ixon. bomber died in the blast. The bomb attack coincided oath of office, while Meese's wife policies and programs.” "A terrorist was killed when with stepped-up Iraqi and Iran­ held the Bible. Meese said, "This department Meese's predecessor, William his hand-made bomb wrapped ian ground attacks against Inside Todav The swearing in was ceremonial will be fiercely independent in French Smith, spoke before Meese around his waist exploded cities and an Iranian warning because Meese officially took the accurately interpreting and vigor- and recalled that Attorney General among the crowd of wor­ that it would launch a massive ^ ously upholding the law. But this is oath of office after his Senate William Rogers, who served under shippers. There were a number offensive against Iraq. not inconsistent with conscien­ confirmation more than two weeks President Eisenhower from 1957 to of casualties among the wor­ In" New York, the 15-nation ! A tfvic*. . 16 L o t tt f y ------ago so he could begin work. tiously and vigorously implement­ Area towna. .10 ObituariM. 1961, described the office as "one shippers,” the agency said. U.N. Security Council failed It took more than a year for ing the president's philosophy, Butlnaaa _ . 10 O pinion <, (iamn thing after another.” The bomb went off during a late Thursday to agree on the C te a tIfM ____ 21-23 Paoplatalk . Meese to be confirmed, following a which is the mainstream of today's r^ m ir* _ _ ^8 Sporta____ Herbert Brownell, who served sermon by Khamenei, who was text of an appeal to Iran and special prosecutor’s investigation American political thinking." CntarUinmant Talaviaton. Eisenhower earlier, said his long­ not hurt and resumed his speech Iraq to cool their escalating ■ 14-15 W a a th a r^ into alleged improprieties involv­ Reagan’s nomination of Meese term goal had been' 'to get through after only a brief interruption. fighting. ing Meese's personal finances and was criticized by some because the day,” Smith said. MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, March 15, 1985 - 3

Z - MANCHESTER HF.RALD, Friday. March 15, 1985 Plate issue Letter provides proof Cal a warm person Travelers Co. won’t NORTHAMPTON, Mass. (UPI) — Calvin is said to Coolidge was a much warmer person than most help pay settlement historians believe and liked to court prominent Mark Twain aided black student at Yale newspaper publishers of his day. according to a be resolved librarian indexing recently discovered personal Travelers that gave company lawyers who ever lived." according to Bv Kathy Garmus and we should pay for it," Twain wrote. officials the power to settle any suit Bv Sarah Passell Bv James V. Heallon particularly for the frequent use of the Thurgood Marshall, associate justice of letters. Herald Reporter word "n igger." Last month a member Twain offered to pay the expenses of "President Coolidge would write to the "as they deem expedient.” Herald Reporfer United Press International the Supreme Court. of the Chicago School Board said the the student and wound up financing his publisher of a newspaper and thank them for an The Ti uvelers Insurance Co. has "They refuse to entertain our McGuinn was also the editor of a book "ought to be burned." board until his graduation in 1887. expression in an editorial agreeing with his view, refused to reimburse the town for request that they participate in the The Eighth Utilities District will NEW HAVEN - A Yale University black newspaper in Kansas City, Kan. "1 thought it was absolutely remarka­ Fishkin said. "Twain's brutally suc­ and then invite them to the White House, part of an $87,500 settlement to an setllement, " he said. begin using commercial license scholar said a letter she has authenti­ He moved to Baltimore in 1890, where ble," Fishkin said of the letter, "and I cinct comment on racism in the letter is Larry Wikander, who is working at the Forbes injury lawsuit against the town The town was .seeking an unspec­ plates on district-owned vehicles cated provides direct proof Mark Twain he became a lawyer, was elected twice was determined to find out all I could a rare non-ironic statement of the that wasv' reached without (he ified refund in the case, O’ Brien and return the municipal plates it offered to provide financial assistance to the Baltimore City Council and was a Library. , about it." personal^ anguish Twain felt regarding "H e would really court the support of these upprovqjkif the town's attorneys. said. has been using to the town, district to one' of the school's first black director of the local branch of the students. Twain wrote his 1885 letter to Francis the destructive legacy of slavery." individuals." he ner. "He would always write Town Attorney Kevin M. O’Brien O'Brien and Assistant Town Director Thomas Landers said NAACP. Wayland, the Yale l^ w School dean, on Fishkin was able to identify this letters of sympathy to people and send them said today. Attorney Malcolm F. Barlow met Thursday Shelly Fisher Fishkin, director of Fishkin also noted Twain's early Christmas eve from his Nook Farm benficiary of Twain's charity as Thursday with a Travelers claims Landers said the state commis­ Yale's Poynter Fellowship in Journal­ work as a newspaper reporter showed flowers." j . . O'Brien said Travelers repre­ home in Hartford, in response to a letter Warner T. McGuinn, a Richmond, Va.. Historians had thought Coolidge had either sentatives involved in the settle­ adjuster and attorney to discuss sioner of motor vehicles has ism, said Thursday the brief handwrit­ him strongly opposed to racism long from Wayland naming a student in need native, and graduate of Lincoln Univer­ the settlement with Doyon, who agreed to give the district com­ ten letter was brought to her attention before the "Adventures of Huckleberry intentionally or unintentionally destroyed his ment negotiated last month with sity in Pennsylvania. Mark E. Doyon of Manchester was paralyzed when he dove into mercial plates at no charge, by collectors Richard and Nancy Stiner of hwp. Finn" was published. personal papers from his days in the White House, "I \ lo not believe 1 would very McGuinn had entered Yale in the fall shallow" water at the Porter thereby providing the district with of nearby Hamden, who came into "As a young journalist in San according to Wikander. Oiaintain that the company acted cheerfully help a white student who of 1885 and that Christmas, as president properly. They cited a clause in the Reservoir ill July 1979 and broke a rough equivalent of its own possession of the letter as part of an Francisco in the 1860s, Twain saw an But John Coolidge, 78, his son, found the papers would ask a benevolence of a stranger of a Yale debating club, escorted Twain town’s old insurance policy with his neck municipal plates. estate. incident that outraged him," Fishkin in the attic of his Plymouth. Vt.. home and gave but 1 do not feel so about the other from the railroad station to the campus O'Brien has said the final Manchester General Manager The letter was penned the same year said. "Young white hooligans brutal­ them to the library in June because the western "Huckleberry Finn" was written. The color. " Twain wrote for a speaking engagement. Massachusetts city annually honors Coolidge. ■settlement figure was not autho­ Robert B. Weiss has asked the ized a Chinese while a cop stood by book has been under attack in recent "We have ground the manhood out of McGuinn practiced law in Baltimore rized by the town attorney's office. district to relinquish its municipal amused." years as being offensive to blacks. them, and the shame is ours, not theirs. and became "one of the greatest M C C talks The settlement has already been plates. Weiss has said he is worried paid by the town A .'I about the town’s liability should a Under the liability policy the Herald photo by Tarquink) district vehicle be involved in an town held with Travelers until Robert L. Madore, business agent for accident while carrying municipal Weather advancing 1982, the town was required to put Pillowtex Corp. workers ancJ United plates. Peopletalk up $100,000 in the Doyon case as Auto Workers officials celebrate victory UAW Local 376; worker Edith McLaugh­ Weiss asked Town Attorney Union and state negotiators have part of iLs premium for 1981, Thursday night at the American Legion lin; Philip Wheeler, president of Local Kevin O’Brien for a legal opinion Today’s forecast scheduled three sessions next O’ Brien said. hall after the union won an election 376; and Janet Rooney, who served on on the matter when the district Connecticut, Massachusetts o \^eek to try to wrap up a contract Had the town been ab.solved of asked the town for more municipal • Caldwell leaves hospital w , for faculty members and adminis­ workers' planning committeeduringthe and Rhode Island: Clear and liability in Doyon’s accident, it sponsored by the National Labor plates last full. When district o trators at the state’s community would have been entitled to a union drive. Sarah Caldwell, the world-renowned artistic- colder tonight with diminishing Relations Board. From left to right are officials perceived the town's director of the Boston Opera Company who O’ colleges, officials said today. rebate. O’Brien said he was not winds. Lows in the teens and 20s. reluctance to give them more suffered double pneumonia early this year, has "There’s still a lot of work todo, ” sure how much of a rebate the town license plates, they immediately Mostly sunny and breezy Satur­ Steve Thornton, a Manchester been released from a hospital and plans to go to day. Highs from the upper 30s to would have gotten. began looking for support Florida this week to recuperate. organizer for the Congress of O'Brien has said the town had a low 40s. elsewhere. Caldwell. 61. was discharged Thursday from Connecticut Community Colleges, good case because the entrance to Sen. Carl A.. Zinsser. R- Vermont: Clearing and cold Worker hits plant conditions 5 Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital in Boston, said today. the Porter Reservoir was fenced Manchester. said today that he and tonight. Lows 15 to 20. Sunny . The main issue in dispute is that where she had been undergoing special medical off at the time of Doyon’s accident trial accidents at the plant. ics. During the 1983 town election Rep. James R. McCavanagh, periods Saturday. Highs 35 to 40. qf pay and career advancement, he Bv Sarah Passell and physical therapy for the past month. and the area was posted with "no "That's hushed up, " she said. campaign, union officials distrib­ D-Manchester, wrote to the DMV .said. Herald Reporter She said she was looking forward to "getting New Hampshire: Windy trespassing " signs. She claimed that several uted leaflets against former Mayor for help in getting the depart­ ; William Vincent, president of back to work," but no date was set for her return. through Saturday. A chance of Neither the claims adjuster nor workers al the .Manchester plant Stephen T. Penny. ment's definition of a municipality Manchester Community College Low wages and hazardous work­ The opera company canceled its winter season flurries north and mostly clear the attorney for Travelers could be have lost fingers. She also said she Penny charged at the lime that clarified so that the district would and a member of the state Board of ing conditions prevail inside the after Caldwoll became ill and will reschedule south tonight. Lows 7 to 15 north reached for comment this has heard of workers losing entire the UAW’s campaign would fail ■ qualify as one. Zinsser said that as Trustees tor Regional Com(jiunity Pillowtex plant in Manchester, one performances when her health and the availabil­ and 10 to 20 south. Partly to morning. limbs at other Pillowtex plants because town residents "resent long as the Metropolitan District Colleges, said today that a final production worker who said she ity of artists permits, a spokesman said. mostly sunny Saturday. Highs in O'Brien said he is not certain The woman said that the com­ outside interference, ” and called Commission, the sewer district contract was a matter of com­ helped lead, the succesful drive to the 20s to mid 30s. what the town’s next move will be pany has failed to furnish safety the union representatives who that serves several Hartford and promising on a few issues. He unionize plant workers charged Maine: Windy through Satur­ in the case. goggles to those who ought to wear 1 e a f I e t e d in M a n c h e s t e r several towns, is allowed munici­ refused to name those issues, but Thursday. day. Chance of flurries north and "We'll be looking at what our them in their jobs. "carpetbaggers ’ pal plates, Manchester’s Eighth . said an agreement would be a "W e needed help," said the mostly clear south tonight. Low 5 options are," he said. She charged further that the District should also be entitled to ' matter of "fine-tuning.” Manchester worker, who asked not Even though the town had a good company hides the truth about But union officials later took them, to 20. Partly to mostly sunny "I think some real progress has to be named. "Management was A new macho tennis match Clear, breezy and colder defense in the case. O'Brien has working conditions in the plant at credit for the fact that Penny, Zinsser said he had not heard Saturday. Highs in the 20s to mid been made." he said. not listening to the people — hasn’t said a jury still could have decided 49 Regent St from federal health though re-elected to the town that the problem has been Bobby Riggs lost his last great macho tennis 30s. Both sides met Thursday in a been for years. ” ^ Clear, breezy and colder tonight. Low around 20. West wind to award Doyon a substantial officials. When inspectors from the Board of Directors, did not win resolved. challenge match — falling to Billie Jean King in 12-hour session and have sche­ Of 76 workers eligible to l\ote diminishing to 10 to 15 mph. Mostly sunny and breezy Saturday^HIgh amount of money had the case US. Occupational Safety and enough votes to claim the mayor’s 1973 — but says he is going into training for one Extended outlook duled sessions for next Thursday, Thursday in an election conducted 40 to 45. Today’s weather picture was drawn by Raeann Doyon, a gone to trial. Health .Administration tour the .seat lor another term. this summer. Riggs will join Vitas Gerulaitis. Friday and Saturday if needed. by the National Labor RelatJions Connecticut, Massachusetts fourth-grader at Martin School. She’s 8 years old and lives on Warren Since 1982, the town has become plant__tbay^yoH plam managers The union blamed wyer Penny, Gas trouble who bragged that the No. 1 ranked male pro could Vincent predicted an agreement Board at the company plani on and Rhode Island: Chance flur­ Street. self-insured, in part to give it more ahead of time, the woman said. who has representei. management shut out the top woman, Martina Navratilova, in a could be reached by next week. Regent Street. 46 voted in favor of ries or showers Sunday. Fair control over settlements. Any "Everything is (.'leaned up be­ in union disputes, for advocating $500,000 challenge match against Navratilova Thornton said union negotiators joining United Auto Workers Local under control weather but cold Monday and settlement of $1,000 or more now fore thity come," she said that automobile dealerships in and Pam Shriver. were prepared to work as long as it 376, according to Pillowtex Person­ Removal of all gasoline storage Tuesday. High around 40 Sun­ must be approved by the Board of .And ^ e said, the noise level Connecticut and New Yoi;k use " I have some secret weapons. " Riggs said takes to reach a suitable contract nel Director Richard E. Kerner. tanks at Groot's Automotive Ser­ day. High in 30s. Monday and Directors. inside the plant is excessive. "union-busting" tactics in’iollec- during a tennis clinic at the Concord Hotel in the agreement. Twenty-nine voted against the vice Inc. on East Middle Turnpike Tuesday. Overnight lows in the Kerner and Branch Manager Gil tive bargaining with employees. Catskills. "I'm going to hire a private trainer on "W e're telling people to carry union and one did not vote. Kerner has been completed and a perman­ teens to middle 2Qs. Dake both refused to comment on "The reason the (Pillowtex) the style of a fight trainer — someone to give me - their tootbrushes with them," he said. ent collection system is in place, MANDRELL AND SELLECK Vermont: Slight chance of the charges against the company. drive came about, 1 think, was great instructions on the right food and the right said. Kerner, who is based at the according to Clarence Welti, con­ snow Sunday. Flurries Monday. "I don't think it’s appropriate to because of the exposure that we vitamins to guide my special training. This . . . all smiles with awards Once a contract is agreed upon, Fire Calls pillow-maker's Dallas headquar­ sulting engineer for Atlas Bantly, Martina Navratilova is a real champion but with comment on those questions in had during the election. ” said Dry Tuesday. Highs in the 30s it will be sent to the memberships ters, said the Manchester plant is owner of the station. light of pending negotiations. " Robert L. Madore. who is financial the proper training I can make miracles and low 40s. Lows in the teens of both groups. If approved, it will the fourth of the company’s seven The work was ordered last week Kerner said. He said the company secretary-treasurer of Local 376 happen." Cosby big winner and 20s. then go before two legislative Thursday. 1:31 am . — medical plants to organize for collective by the state Department of Envir­ The match is set for Aug. 23 and will be held at has no plans to challenge the and vice president of the UAW's New Hampshire: Variable committees and, finally, the full call, 55A Congress St. (Eighth bargaining. None of the other three onmental Protection because a either Madison Square Garden, The Meadow- election, the results of which have political action committee in at People’s Choice cloudiness with a chance of Legislature, Thornton said. District, Paramedics). is represented by the U.AW. Kerner gasoline leak was found during a lands sports complex in New Jersey or Atlantic not yet been certified by the NLRB Conwct4<;ut flurries through the period. About 850 full-time faculty, ad­ Thursday, 7:54 a.m. — smoke said. routine test borinjg by Welti's Actor Bill Cosby, whose sitcom is one of the hits .Although the Pillowtex victory Madore said the union is trying City. Highs in the 20s to low 30s north ministrators, counselors and li­ alarm, 72B Pascal Lane (Town). The worker claimed in an consulting engineering company. of the current TV season, was the big winner at gives the UAW its first foothold in to organize workers at several and in the 30s south. Lows 5 to 15 brarians in the state’s 12 commun­ Thursday. 9:16 a.m. — medical interview that Pillowtex workers About 1,000 gallons of gasoline A Hollywood's 11th annual Peoples' Choice Awards, call, 977 Main St. (Town. have been injured, and some Manchester, Local 376 has pre­ other Manchester factories, but picking up three honors and edging actor Tom north and in the teens to low 20s ity colleges have wonked without a and other fluids had been collected maimed permanently, in indus­ viously been active in town polit­ refused to name them. Selleck and country singer Barbara Mandrell. south. contract since July 1. Paramedics). by Tuesday, said Brian Coss, It’S ‘Coke is it’ The People's Choice statuettes are given on the Maine: Variable cloudiness senior inspector for the D E P’s oil basis of a nationwide poll that asks people to with a chance of flurries through compliance division. Coke Is It, 54, of Guilford, Vt., will get to keep name their favorite entertainers in '20 categories. Welti said that the collection his name. It, the father of Olympic skiier Bill the period. Highs in the 20s to low Veteran comedian Bob Hope won Thursday School officials deny promoting ‘Humanism’ system is working well and about Koch, changed his name from Frederick Koch 30s north and in the 30s south. night's most prestigious award — favorite 400 to 500 gallons of gasoline and last November because he was frustrated that Lows 5 to 15 north and in the teens all-time entertainer — over crooner Frank By Bill Ylngllno Bennet Junior High School Princi­ tact, have all the values of a ing upon parents' rights to teat h — sexuality and venereal disease. other products have been collected people pronounced it "cotch" instead of "coke." to low 20s south. Sinatra and tough-guy actor'Clint Eastwood. Herald Reporter pal Thomas Meisner. "The people diverse and democratic society," or in some cases not teach — their At a recent Board of Education each day since the collection Despite its informative and phonetically making that complaint are griming he added. children about such matters as meeting. Republican board began. He said the collection well correct qualities, Coca-Cola officials objected to Cosby and his NBC series "The Cosby Show " Across the nation School administrators denied for a rallying cry.""" To suggest that teachers are sek. mental health and suicide. member H. John Malone moved will be left in place on the station's him taking their advertising slogan but now have won aw ards for favorite TV comedy, favorite new Snow showers will be scattered Wednesday that Manchester Meisner said that of the parents promoting Secular Humanism is a "These suggestions would indi­ for the suspension the Life Cycles property and collection will proba­ agreed to let him the name as long as he doesn't TV comedy and favorite male performer in a new teachers promote Secular Huma­ tfWho have viewed material taught disservice to teachers, he said. cate that those people (teachers) and mental health units, but fellow bly continue for several months on try to use it commercially. television program. from northern New England to Satellite view nism in the classroom. in the course, more have approved Manchester High School princi­ are different than other people in school board members rejected his a weekly basis. " I can say that his name is still Coke Is It and he eastern lower Michigan and the Mandrell took honors as favorite all-around "There is no explicit or implicit than have disapproved. pal Jacob Ludes said that Secular the community. ” Ludes said. motion. There is no problem with con­ will be able to use it," John Burgess, an It upper Ohio valley. Showers and a female entertainer and favorite musical per­ Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 4 a.m. EST shows low teaching of religious philosophies "But a very small number of Humanism in the schools had been But. he said. M anchester tamination of the town's water attorney, said. "You could speculate that the few thundershowers will extend Illing Junior High School Princi­ former, while Selleck was chosen favorite male clouds over the Northeast and stretching across the Southeast. in the schools in any organized people have seen anything,” he an issue in Manchester about four teachers are no different than supply since there are no wells agreement prohibits any commercial use of the from northern Florida and south­ pal Richard E. Lindgren said he television performer and tied Eddie Murphy for Cloudiness is also observable over the Gulf Coast, Texas and the sense," said Superintendent of said. or five years ago. other citizens. located near the station, according name." ern Georgia through southern knows very little about Secular favorite all-around male entertainer. Southwest. ■ t Schools James P. Kennedy, But he said his response today is A group calling itself "Con­ to Robert Young, administrator of The wealthy It has a reputation foreccentricity Texas to the southern high Humanism. But Lindgren said Murphy’s hit movie. “ Beverly Hills Cop,” was ;'There is no plot to foster the KENNEDY SAID he is aware the same as it was then. cerned Citizens of Manchester" the town’s Water and Sewer and doing things like bailing strangers out of jail Plains, with rain and snow that from what little he knows, he named favorite motion picture, beating out religion of Secular Humanism In that some parents believe the last November submitted a peti­ Division. and teaching children how to make maple syrup. showers in New Mexico, Ariz­ is certain that his teachers do not "Ghostbusters" and "Purple Rain.” Manchester school’s.” "religion” is quietly preached in " I DON’T BELIEVE that a tion to school officials calling for a William Groot said Thursday Eastwood had four nominations but won only ona, southern Colorado and promote the religion in class. 1 Some parents involved in an the schools. majority of teachers even know complete evaluation of the course. that the station is open for auto one award, as favorite motion picture actor. His southern Utah. feffort to change or suspend the "There is either an implied or what Humanism is, in the sense School officials have since elim i­ " I ’m very confident that we’re repair work even though gasoline female counterpart was Meryl Streep. Temperatures will remain eighth-grade health course' ’ Focus explieifbelief on the part of some that the parents have defined it. ” nated several filmstrips on teen­ not doing it." he said. pumps Sre all closed down. "Dynasty" femme fatales Joan Collins and below 50 all day from the upper on Wellness," have charged that that there is a conspiracy, " Ludes said. age suicide and venereal disease Linda Evans tied as favorite female television Mississippi valley to New Jersey Ihe schools promote a philosophy Kennedy said. Parents' complaints against and have scheduled two w orkshops The queen and I performers, and their nighttime soap was voted and the northern Atlantic coast, jiased on individualism, civil liber­ But he said the only serious school officials are numerous and in which to evaluate all of the favorite TV drama over "Dallas" and "Hill with 30s and upper 20s over the •AN FRANCnCl ties and a world community. They mentions of the philosophy that vary widely. material taught in the "Life Queen Sirikit of Thailand is visiting Ne^ York, Street Blues." Great Lakes region and northern have been circulating literature have come to his attention con­ But a major complaint is that, by Cycles" unit. where she received a humanitarian aw'ard and —V. Dress Up Your Easter Table "M iam i Vice” was named favorite new TV New England. Highs will be in denouncing this "Humanist” Phi­ cerned a small cult in California teaching the health course, school The unit covers topics such as intends to see Yul Brynner in "The King and I," LOS Al drama. the 30s and 40s in the Rocky losophy in education. and a Suprerne Court case several officials and teachers are infring­ growth and development, human the musical about 19th century Siam. Voting for favorite female performer in a new LOWIST ■ The literature calls the philo­ years ago. The queen received the Asia Society’s 1985 Mountain region. Afternoon TV program ended in a tie between Angela nUMRA-rUMS sophy, among other things, "a ."Teachers in this town have Humanitarian Award for her efforts to preserve highs will be in the 60s from Lansbury, the sharp-minded mystery novelist in kelfish, hedonistic, anti-God reli­ deep religious and philosophical native Siamese folk arts and crafts and advance western Oregon through much of "Murder She Wrote,” and Phylicia Ayers-Alien, gion that has become the official, views," Kennedy said. "But the ^he status of women. California to southern Arizona who co-stars as Cosby’s wife in "The Cosby or at least semi-official religion of teachers in this town are part of the "Queen Sirikit is'a superb choice for our first and southwestern New Mexico. Show.” , the public schools." town. They reflect the full diver­ humanitarian award." said Robert B. Oxnam, Highs-will be in the 60s across BRAKE Other television awards went to "Sesame ' " I think the charge is ridiculous, sity of what’s there. president of the Asia Society, mentioning the much of the central Plains and STOP Street" as favorite TV program for children and absurd and unfounded," said “ Public school teachers do, in queen's succeess in reviving the arts of basket Emmanuel Lewis as favorite . young TV per­ from the southern Plains to the un WlATNUI FOTOCAST «< BRAKE weaving, silk production, embroidery, doll former for his role in "Webster." southern Atlantic coast, with 70s CENTERS, INC. SPECIAU making and flower arrangement. "She is a “ Purple Rain” was named favorite new song over eastern South Carolina and National forecast beacon of hope, tirelessly working to bring a and the hit's writer and singer. Prince, was across the Florida peninsula. ST. BRIDGET SCHOOL better life to the people of Thailand." chosen favorite male musical performer. 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Reagan said Thursday the So­ WASHINGTON (UPI) -Asmyll viets "will be lollowmg the vote on bly could shift the balance " The administration has argued hand of Uoniocrals and liberal- against the missile next week. Among them, five Hepulilie.ins Alan Simpson ol Wyoming, trie lormonlhsthatrefu.singfolreethe Among senators who voiced an aiul Denioei'olie leailei- Rolierl the MX with keen interest and the moderate Republicans hold the assistant Republican leader, also m o n e y - held up la.st fal to seed opinion or whose staffs told United Byrd of West \ irginui hacked the signal to tiudn wilf’Tjc'knmistaka- balance of power on the MX ble. America will he seen as united called the MX’s chances dicey. 1 new arms talks would hegm missile, a IIPI survey shows, but Press International how they mi.ssile last year Tvvelve more, six don’t see this in the bag in any from eiicli parly, vvere against it and ready to negotiate il the MX would undercut the U S haigain victory is still within reach for would probably vole. MX suppor­ .sense. " he said. mg position ii». new arms alks ters held a slight.41-39 edge. Seh. The List one. West Virginia Demo moves lorward or returning again President Reagan. to vacillation and weakness if the The MX, designed to be the Opponents coiilciul the missile has Paula Hawkins. R-Kla.. an MX ■ crat Jtiy Rockefeller, was not in hardest-hitting weapon in the supporter last year, said she is the Semite at the lime MX tails ' little hearing on the negotiations Reagan intends to lobby Senate It’s going to be very, very clo.se nation's nuclear arsenal, has been Republicans Tuesday just before leaning toward voting again forihe Two voles in the GOl’-run Senate without any question," said anti- in the works for a dozen jears and Regardless ol what happens in the Senate holds the first of two missile. are scheduled for next week, the $13 billion of a planned $21 billion first likely either Tuesday or MX Iciider. Sen Alan Cranston of the next two weeks, debate about votes on releasing $1.5 billion in already has been spent. The rest — 12 Republicans and Wednesday Then two voli-s ,irc Cahlornia The assistant Demo­ the MX will not suddenly disap­ fiscal 1985 money for 21 missiles. cratic leader earlier in the week Last year, the 10-warhead mis­ He suffered a setback Thursday seven Democrats — either de­ due the following week in the pear Reagan already has asked mduaied he thought the missile sile was kept alive in the Senate for. $4 billion to build another 48 when Sen. Nancy Kassebaum. clined to say how they will vote or Democratic-contnillcd House .-\ when Vice President George Bush are undecided. They will be the loss on any vole would scuttle the would survive missiles in liscal 1986. R-Kan.. previously an MX suppor­ Thursd.iv. however, ('r.iiistoii hr..l<(. a 48 48 tie Bush will be 111 ter and until Thursday undecided targets of the president's lobbying 21 missiles this year U.S./World In Brief Grenada Arms control talks recess withdrawal . CBT , GENEVA. Switzerland — U S. and Soviet arms control negotiators began a four-day break today to assess each other's to proceed opening positions and to report back to their capitals. BRASILIA. Brazil (I'l’ll Vice The talks will resume Tuesday, one week after their official President George Bush said the opening. United States w ill go ahead w ith Us U.S. delegation leader Max Kampelman and Soviet delegation planned military withdrawal from chief Viktor Karpov read and exchanged documents outlining Grenada, hut w ill halt the pullout if their basic objectives during a two-hour working session the Caribbean island s security is Thursday. threatened le-invents me Officials said the two delegations now would analyze the Bush left the pieUiresiiue Cant)- documents and comments and send them along with bean nation Thursday and Hew to assessments to their governments. Brasilia, fur the inauguration today of Brazil's Piesidenl-eleet I’aii credo Neves. Engineer admits espionage The vice president was greeted in Grenada with banners that LOS ANGELES — A former aerospace engineer pleaded guilty read: Thank God lor the cow to espionage charges that could get him two life terms, telling the boy. " and The I S and Grenada judge he is sorry and that he never intended to harm the United — a winning team ’ States by trying to sell secret "stealth” technology. .At a rally near St George s, Thomas Patrick Cavanagh. 40, who had a secret security Grenada’s eapital. Bush told a clearance at the Northrop Corp., where work is done on the super crowd of 7.000. Many htive secret stealth technology, admitted two counts of espionage expressed the tear that w ithoul our IRA Thursday in a plea bargain with federal prosecutors. troops the unprincipled, anti The government agreed to seek dismissal of a third espionage democratic lorces and their lor count and a charge that he illegally possessed a machine gun. eign allies in the communist bloc will once again work to subvert the freedom Grenada now enjoys G-man admits stealing cocaine "Let me assure you. we will not The CBT Demand IRA makes all other IRAs obsolete. leave you unprotected.' he said Reuter/UPI photo MIAMI — A former FBI undercover agent has pleaded guilty W e will not sit idly by and watch An Israeli army m.edic gives an injection face where he suffered head injuries, to stealing more than 90 pounds of cocaine he was supposed to your security threatened .And seize in a federal drug investigation and to accepting M50.000 in should a security threat materiol- to a suspected terrorist captured The first aid was given in the open, The first IRAs attracted a lot of inter^ the money from your time account into an bribes and payoffs. ize during the withdrawol period, Monday. Blood is visible on the man's somewhere in southern Lebanon Dan A. Mitrione Jr . pleaded guilty Thursday to a criminal we stand by ready to halt and. it est. And for good reason. They allowed investmept with m ore grow th potential. information — a proceeding under which he waives his right to a necessary, reverse trie withdrawol grand jury. Charges against the former agent who resigned in of our security forces. ” said Bush, people to save on their taxes every year, Because we offer virtually every IRA option June 1983 were filed in Pittsburgh and Miami. who was introduced by Prime East Beirut is ‘unsettied’ “This sad case illustrates our relentless determination to .■yiinister Herbert Blaize which gave them an added incentive to save available. Like Money Market Accounts. police our own ranks," said FBI Director William Webster, in a ' The United States has steadily ciirs and light tanks took up were available after the fighting statement released in Washington. decreased its military presence on BKIIUT. Lebanon iL'Pl) - Lebanese .irmy units took up positions at key road junctions in died down but Christian Voice of for their retirement. Time Accounts, (you choose the term). the island ot 90,001) people since and around east Beirut minutes Lebanon radio said schools were October 1983. when President positions in cast Beirut today to Mubarak unlucky in Britain avert .in escalation of fighting after clashes were reported be­ ordered to remain closed for a Stocks, bonds and mutual funds. And Reagan ordered an invasion by tween the rival militia groups. third day today. CBT introduces the most 6.000 U S.-led troops The multina­ between Christian militia factions LONDON — Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak, rebuffed in who battled with machine guns and Troops also were reported head­ more. W hy CBT even offers you one option tional force ousted hard-line Marx­ ing to the city's northern entrance The Lebanese Forces is the revolutionaryIRA attempts to draw the United States into new Middle East peace ists who had killed Prime Minister rocket-propelled grenades. initiatives, fared no better in talks with British Prime Minister The fighting erupted hours after to replace militiamen opposed to military wing of the Christian that no other bank in Connecticut has: Our Maurice Bishop and seized power Phalange Party, whose top com­ since their introduction. Margaret Thatcher. . Bush read aloud a letter from at least 18 U S Embassy officials t’resident Amin Gemayel’s closer ties with Syria, who blocked the mand scheduled an emergency Mubarak was to meet with British government ministers and Reagan that referred to Washing­ were evacuated from Lebanon in own Collective Investment Fund.** reaction to what a White House coastal highway at Dbayeh. 4 meeting to try to control the At CBT, we weren’t content to leave opposition politicians at the Egyptian Embassy today before ton's plans to w ithdraw its remain­ rebellion. giving a luncheon for 20 parliamentarians. ^ ing 300 U S, military personnel m spokesman called,an "unsettled miles north of the capital. well-enough alone. So we created some­ Thatcher said Thursday she supports efforts by Egypt and an operation beginning next month situatic n" mainly in predomi­ Loyalist members of the Chris­ More options with less aggravation. Jordan to promote talks with Israel, but made no offer to join and ending in September The nantly Christian east Beirut - tian Lebanese Forces militia and The fighting began after Voice of rebels fought with machine guns thing better. It’s called a Demand IRA. And Mubarak’s Middle East peace search. pullout will leave security duties to In southern Lebanon. Israeli Lebanon radio said the rebel a paramilitary force of some ,550 troops raided another Shiite Mos­ and rocket-propelled grenades for Correctionist Movement had Besides giving you more options, a CBT U.^-trained Grenadians lem village, reportedly blowing up 15 minutes in the east Beirut formed a council opposed to it makes your IRA money work harder than Belgium to deploy missiles "f am confident that the two houses and rounding up 70 suburb of Sinn Al Fil. Gemayel — with two of his Demand IRA also gives you more conveni­ expert training provided to your villagers for questioning No immediate casualty reports relatives at the helm. it’s ever worked before. Because while it BRUSSELS, Belgium — The Belgian government ended police and security forces, com­ Witnesses and military reports ence. For example, we’ve set up a special toll- months of uncertainty and agreed to deploy 48 NATO cruise bined with your able political and said troops backed by armored gives you all the advantages of an ordinary nucleaFmissiles on schedule — a move that could put the first 16 economic leadership, w ill ensure a free number just for IRAs. So all you need to“ in place in weeks, government sources said today. safe and secure future for Gren­ IRA , it can also let you take advantage of The Belgian Cabinet made the decision after several hours of ada, " the letter said ATTENTION MOTHERS do to get an application, information or debate Thursday night and early today, the sources said. Grenadian officials, in meetings The Kopy Kate some investment opportunities ordinary Will Copy That Favorite Photo "I cannot make any statement now," Prime Minister Wilfried with Bush, said they asked that the At Unbelievable Pricea make a transaction is call 1-800-CBTIR AS. Martens said after the special Cabinet session. "We have to give timetable be changed to extend the 11x14 ...... 4.00 8x10 200 IRAs don’t. So when you’re finally ready to absolute priority (on the announcement) to Parliament. 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Both j WASHINGTON — The nation’s industrial production fell 0 5 Saturday fo r D « „ , y Hors ^ifeuvres percent in February. the biggest setback for factories, mines and and oil refineries in five months, the Federal Reserve said today. •1.50 , The cutbacks in production were widespread, sweeping your Special Sunday through the auto industry and business equipment manufactur­ ers but sparing the steel industry, which showed an increase for "74'nJS’* i«5Ad.m.ss;r the month. ^The nunimum opening balance on CBT s Select Account is $500 Interest com^Hnlnded monthly There is a substantial penalty for early withdrawal. Rates subject to change without notice. |»rifod from Auto makers lowered their production level to an 8.2 million Funds invested in slock, bonds, mutual funds and t,BT Collective Investment Fund are not FDIC insured and are subject to market risks. MeifihrrFDK: annual assembly rate in February from January’s 8.6 million Serving Brunch Sat. & Sun. 11:00-3:00 rate. • rnicjuc Fa.shions and __ Affiliate Company The Market ReataNf»nt 6 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, M;irih 15, 1985 MANCHESTER HERALD. Fridiiy, Murch 15. I98S- Richard M. Diamond, Publisher Douglas A. Bevins, Managing Editor Mansion fire leads NV Legislators try compromise OPINION James P. Sacks, City Editor to tighter security for exclusive area Editorials f over heart- hypertension bill GREENWICH (U PI) — A fire that gutted a mansion tion” and still assumes any heart owned by tennis star Ivan Lendl has led to tighter By Lvda Phillips The bill also would establish a United Press International one-year waiting period after or hypertension problem to be Jack security in an exclusive suburban development on the job-related. Some progress New York-Connecticut line. heart or hypertension problems CCM has pushed for outright Peter Brant, owner of the Conyers Farm HARTFORD — A new version of develop before the employee could Anderson a bill to make it harder for local collect the benefits. During that repeal of the law and barring that, subdivision, has arranged for security patrols on the at least for a way towns could 1,468-acre development that straddles north Green­ police and firefighters to collect time the employee is taken off of on Boltoh fees benefits for heart and hyperten­ active duty but remains in the refute an employee’s claim the wich and North Castle. N Y. Lendl’s mansion is sion problems reflects some com­ same department without loss of medical problem was caused by Bolton officials are making progress on the located on the property. the stress of fighting fires or crime. A spokesman for Lendl said he still intends to carry r promise with the municipal un­ salary, benefits or seniority. CCM also had pushed for requir­ troublesome matter of recreation fees, but out renovation of the long vacant 52-room, Tudor-style ions’ desires. If af the end of that period the Sen, Kenneth T. Hampton. R- heart or hypertension condition ing police and firefighters to there’s still more to be done. mansion although the fieldstone building was heavily participate in physical fitness We're pleased to see that selectmen have damaged in the fire March 3. Haddam, co-chairman of the Le­ still exists and the town terminates gislature’s Labor and Public Em­ the employee, he or she may programs and for the right to cite endorsed a Recreation Commission plan to Drug agents Lendl will start from scratch with the renovation, a an employee’s lifestyle, such as spokesman said. ployees Committee, said Thursday collect the benefits. charge $5 per sport for Bolton residents and to the latest version of the bill is ” a Hampton called the bill ” a very smoking, drinking, or obesity, as a Fire Marshal Joseph Benoit ruled the blaze arson contributing factor in heart t ip - good compromise.” , sensible solution to what everyb­ issue ID cards to participants in town- but no arrests have been made. ” We have some leads, problems. subsidized' programs. The idea to charge terrorizing but we don't want to tip our hand,” Benoit said. A product of hammering out ody tells us is a tremendous "It was an old abandoned building. You would have disagreements between the Demo­ problem.” more for out-of-town players is a good one, "The labor committee in its thought it was the Taj Mahal with all the publicity it cratic minority and Republican But Jim Finley Jr., a lobbyist for haste to compromise” has pro­ too. received,” he added. ---- majority on the committee, the bill the Connecticut Conference of ’i v . . duced a bill that "m ay be of no And the selectmen are right in their desire Californians The fire followed an alleged extortion attempt would allow all current employees Municipalities said the version value to the towns,” Finley said. to rewrite recreation guidelines so the against Brant that was revealed days before the arson to remain covered under the ’ ’was not a substantive reform ” of fire. Police and fire officials said they have made no present law. a law towns and cities have been The latest version of the bill is Recreation Commission cannot have any not final. The Labor Committee WASHINGTON — Two hundred years ago. still connection between the blaze and the alleged plot.. Newly hired police and firefigh­ complaining about since it was ' p . ters would have to work for five enacted in 1973. will vote on whether or not to send authority independent of the Board of smarting from King George Ill’s royal trampling on Death threats were allegedly made against Brant, a it to the Senate for action on March Selectmen, The recreation people must be race horse breeder and president of Bato Co., a years before they could qualify to Finley said the new version private property, the Founding Fathers passed the collect the benefits. "basically doesn’t go into causa­ 26 or 27. accountable to someone. Fourth Amendment to the Constitution newsprint manufacturing and distribution firm, There could be difficulty if recreation authorities said. iff Now a federal judge has felt it necessary to order Threats also were allegedly made against Thomas Deadlines for lawyers programs are subject to strict enforcement of the Drug Enforcement Administration to observe the Armstrong, vice president of Bato, and the families of tbe town's pui'chasing system, but the amendment’s protections in its freewheeling assault both men in an alleged dispute over parking spaces, selectmen's insistence that standard proce­ on marijuana growers in northern California. officials said. dures be used is long overdue. In emergen­ Two days before the fire in Lendl’s mansion, Robert High court speeds appeals The drug-busters, it seems, have been behaving in a Bergman, 39, a traffic controller at Bato until six cies, selectmen may still be able to waive manner as high-handed as King George’s redcoats. months ago, was arrested by the FBI in connection i.,' 1* appeal of a trial court decision. state and the defendant will be 5 rules for special purchases. with the alleged threats. HARTFORD (U P I) - The state One major problem remains. Recreation The decision by U.S. District Judge Robert P. Bergman and Alfred Rullo, 43, both of Brooklyn, Supreme Court has announced The Supreme Court uses the prejudiced by these enormous Aguilar cites case after ease where DEA’s Campaign steps to speed up the filing of legal briefs, hears oral arguments from delays,” she said. volunteers will still be. collecting the fees, N.Y., were charged with conspiracy to use extortion Against Marijuana Planting violated the Fourth to aff.ect interstate commerce. UPI photo briefs by lawyers to resolve a lawyers and reviews transcripts of Peters said most of the 100 oldest because recreation officials said there would Amendment rights of citizens whose only crime was to The two men tried to extort $50,000 from Brant and "severe problem” with delays in the proceedings in the trial court to cases involve people who are in jail be "logistical problems" if money were Armstrong over a minor parking dispute concerning a hearing appeals in criminal cases. reach its decision on an appeal. live in an area where marijuana was being grown. and represented by public defend­ lot that Bato owns, Brant charged. Dedicated to Blitz Chief Justice Ellen A. Peters As of Feb. 1, Peters said there collected at the town hall. ers. She said the new system will On Feb, 25, five shots were fired at Brant’s home, said Thursday the court will set were 290 criminal ■ case appeals Logistical problems? Bolton officials ’ *«? CONSIDER THESE EXAMPLES from Aguilar’s Police Sgt. Joseph McGrogan of Montgo­ give defense lawyers no more than which adjoins Conyers Farm but there were no deadlines for the filing of briefs' pending in the Supreme Court, of decision and wonder how Sam Adams or Thomas six months to file a brief and should get cracking and solve those problems, injuries or arrests made in that incident, police said. mery County, Md., displays plaque honor­ rather than liberally granting which only six were ready for a Jefferson would have reacted. prosecutors no more than three to prevent any recurrence of last year’s The alleged plot and fire at Lendl’s mansion created ing Blitz, a canine officer killed in the line of extensions that more or less let hearing before the high court. In lawyers decide when an appeal the other 294 cases, the court was months to file a response. situation in which fees weren't turned over to • ” A (DEA) team of about 25 armed officers a stir in affluent and exclusive Greenwich, a New duty last week. Services were held York City suburb with quiet trec-sbaded lanes, stately will be heard. awaiting legal briefs. the town. A suggestion that volunteers have surrounded (one woman’s) home, ordered her family Thursday for the dog, shot during a holdup. "Appeals are too often scheduled homes and secluded estates. Peters said the Supreme Court Peters said she directed the based on how busy an attorney’s out of the house with their hands up, and held the one week to turn over fees is not good enough. ruled six months ago that constitu­ Supreme Court's chief clerk to set office is and not by the needs of our entire family at gunpoint for two-and-one-half hours tional rights are involved when deadlines for the filing of briefs in criminal justice system to have while conducting an identification check,” the judge Law may have erased home rule prosecutors and public defenders the 100 oldest criminal appeals, appeals resolved within a reasona­ wrote. "One of the family dogs, which...wasstanding unduly delay the filing of briefs in most of which were filed in 1981 or ble period of time. This practice Sun for St. Pat still and barking, was shot and killed by a team appeals. 1982. must change,” Peters said. HARTFORD (UPI) - Some The law was supposed to spell state’s standards could be de­ member.” The nearest marijuana field was 600 yards "Since that time we have been Under the new system, most of municipal attorneys fear a 1981 out the jurisdictions of local and clared illegal. those cases should be ready for It's a fact. Of the 13 St. Patrick’s Day- away — on a neighbor’s property. struggling to deal with the appel­ Peters said she has been prom­ law inadvertently may have made state governments. But the word­ A 19-member committee exam ­ late delay on a case-by-case basis. oral arguments by the end of the ised full cooperation in meeting the parades in Hartford, only two or three have every municipal charter in Con­ ing of the law may have imposed • One innocent householder testified that a DEA ined the issue for a year before We have not made a dent in this year, Peters said. Without the deadlines by Chief State’s Attor­ taken ptlace under balmy skies. necticut illegal. state statutes on the 105 municipal­ recommending the law. "We pilot "put the nose of the helicopter about 100 feet severe probjem,” Peters said in change, many of the cases would ney Austin J. McGuigan, Chief Let’s hope Saturday’s forecast — clear, "The general consensus is that ities that have local charters even wanted consistency (between local not have been ready for a hearing away at my eye level (I live on a hillside) and hovered, announcing the deadline system Public Defender Joseph M. Shor- sunny, and breezy — holds out. Those who this could be a very, very serious though it was intended to affect and state laws) in some areas," for the filing of briefs. until well into 1986, she said. tall and attorney Richard R. ' i p watching me (seated) in my outhouse.” He added: ” I problem,” said Donald W. Good­ only those that didn’t. work so hard all year to make the parade a Goodrich said, but we quit before The briefs are printed docu­ ” If the court decides that any of Brown, chairman of the criminal didn’t move, so he moved right above me (and) blew rich, vice president of the Connec­ Some attorneys fear all local identifying which areas those ments in which attorneys outline these cases have to be re-tried, success deserve a break. justice section of the Connecticut the toilet paper away.” ' ticut Public Expenditure Council. charters that differ from the were.” the basis for their positions in an there is a real risk that both the Bar Assocation. M Manchester' is well represented in this • A woman said she was “ continually buzzed” Photo by Reginald Pinto year’s St. Patrick’s Day parade. while taking outdoor showers in what had once been The town will send several contingents to WHITE WATER AT THE FALLS AT HIGHLAND PARK the privacy of her isolated home. Hartford, including a color guard from the MESSAGE FROM STATE TREASURER HENRY E. PARKER TO CONNECTICUT RESIDENTS • Two 12-year-old girls were chased by DEA Manchester Police, the Manchester Pipe helicopters flying about 50 feet above the ground. Band, the Manchester High School Band, a "The helicopters chased them up Perry Meadow color guard from American Legion Post 102, Road for about 20 minutes," the mother of one girl IS YOUR NAME ON THIS LIST? A East Catholic High School’s drill team and Open Forum testified>” When my daughter and her friend would TREASURY, 20 Trinity Street, Hartford, Connecticut 06106. It is our hope that we hide under the bushes, the helicopters would life up; The names and addresses of persons entitled to claim funds appear in this legal majorettes, and a contingent from the Eighth notice. If your name or the name of someone you know appears on the list, please can successfully return as much unclaimed or abandoned property as possible District Fire Department. The Bolton Volun­ when the girls would try to run to the nearest house, file a WRITTEN INQUIRY with the UNCLAIMED PROPERTY DIVISION OF THE to the Connecticut residents who are entitled to receive these funds. The alternatives are limitless ripe old age. Autobiographies are the copters would come again and frighten them. ” teer Fire Department will also be Death education "to prepare students to face the written at a ripe old age, and represented. “NOTICE OF NAMES OF PERSONS APPEARING TO OWN ABANDONED PROPERTY’ only one change loss when it occurs as it surely obituaries are written by newspap­ A DEA SPOKESMAN told my associate Donald Manchester’s mayor will be there, as will will” as the review committee's ers after a person dies. This Goldberg only that the judge's order is "under State Treasurer several other notables. To the Editor: goal to "dem ystify" the expe­ justification for the exercise is review. ” But the agency admitted in court that these PLEASE USE UNCLAIMED PROPERTY INQUIRY FORM LOCATED ON THIS PAGEI rience of death states. HENRY E. PARKER hogwash. C8S8 HUGHES. W ILU AM 303 SHERMAN HOUSE STORRS C043 Let’s hope the rain and the snow take a airborne Peeping Toms and Georgie Porgies were ABfIAHAMSON. PRISCILLA 33 HILLSIDE DR ELLINGTON W WtLLMGTON C817 COVENTRY C8S8 HUNTING, JOHN RTE 33 At a recent Board of Education ABRAJAJM. ORCOORV B O X 47 D S ST ANOOVER C314 But what has learning how A far better and more positive 3S weSTFORO ST STAFFORD SPRINGS CS33 'HUTCHINSON. JOHNN BUNKER HILL vacation Saturday. ’’private contractors with no law enforcement ACKCRMAN. CHARLOTTE HUTCHINSON. JOHN BUNKER HILL ANDOVER C314 A J8 ENTERPRISE PO BOX 2374 VERNON C817 meeting. I spoke against endorse­ bodies are handled at the end of life goal-setting exercise would be to &LINGTON C817 HYMAN. MARTIN A13 BARBARA MANOR W W IU M O T O N C8SS expertise,” who had been given only two days’ ALLEN. ROBERT 3 HUBBARD LA CSSS 9 BROWN AV EXT STAFFORD SPRINGS C339 MDCLICATO. GERARD tOPM ASHFORD PK MANSFIELD CTR ALLEN. ALFRED C O V B 4’m v CSSS HENRY t. PARKER PAUL J. McOONOUQH ment of the Instructural Materials have to do with helping students write a resume or autobiography, 17 MT HOPE APTS MANSFIELD CTR CSSS JONES. RAYMOND RFD 3. BOX 149 ’’orientation” before setting out in search of ANDERSON. PETER JUMP. A PINE ST COLUMBIA C8B4 ANDERSON. KURT I9 M T HOPE APTS MANSFIELD CTR CSSS TREASURER DEPUTY TREASURER Review Committee's finding that a learn to cope with bereavement looking forward to a bright and marijuana growers. ANDERSON. CHARLES RR N I BOX IT! STORRS COBS KALLSTROM. MARTA BOX 142, UBOOUCON STORRS CSSS ARMSTRONG. WILFORD A HARRIET 23 W ILLIAM S RO BOLTON C043 KA F& D8S 300 SOUTH ST APT 7 ROCKVILLE CS17 MANSFIELD CTR 1109 funeral home field trip and writing and the emotional effects asso­ rewarding future life. AVERIEL. DONALD BOX 373. M IL C K PT COVENTRY C047 KEELER. HERMAN 8 GLADYS RD 1 BABCOCK. ELIZABETH HIGH MANOR ROCKVILLE C13S KUEWSKI. ANDREW BOX ISA. SCHOOL ST COVENTRY C8S8 an obituary- were legitimate educa­ ciated with the loss of a family • ” In order to land their helicopters ...on my land, 147 DEEPWOOO DR AMBTON KINGFISHER CORP 38 MOUNTAIN ST ROCKVILLE C132 At the meeting, board member BALKUS. CARL C817 BALLARD, LIANA NORWEGIAN WOOD TOLLAND KOSW a OAWO 4SB MT VERNON DR VERNON W YVIUMOTON CSSS tional exercises for students taking member or friend? The only thing the (DEA) officers cut down ... four fir trees and three BANNO. JAMES E7 NORTHWOOO APTS STORRS CSSS KOVACIK. MARY 7A BARBARA MANOR Bunny Cobb asked that the mental BAROORF. KATHLEEN AUGUST HILL MANSFIELD CTR csss KOZAK. ALEX SOMERS PRISON SOMERS C817 madrone trees,” a homeowner testified. "One of these BATON, K BOX 39 ELAINE MANSFIELD CS90 KUSINSKI. JOHN 81 WALOB4 APTS W W IU M O T O N CSSS the eighth-grade health course. that is "demystified” is the body CS17 health segment of the course, BECK. CURT DUNHAM POND STORRS C117 LAUAUSKI. COLIN HIGHLAND AVE ROCKVILLE UNCLAIMED PROPERTY INQUIRY FORM The review committee feels that preparation and embalming trees was my prized Christmas tree, which I had BENNETT. ROBERT 2M LAURA DR HEBRON CS40 LAUDERBACK. DIANA RT 1. BOX 87 CLKENTRY C942 which contains the '‘death educa­ 12 W ALD04 APT STORRS C042 LAURENT. VICTORIA 12 MAPLE ST ROCKVILLE C08S BERGER. DAWN C0B7 family life education should in­ process. cared for and trimmed for this Christmas season. My BERKOWITZ. SAMUEL RT C7 COLUMBIA C314 LAVOIE. JAMES A BRENDA 13 LAYVRENCE ST ROCKVILLE tion” topic, be reviewed and BERTHIAUME. RICHARD 43 BIRCH MTN RD BOLTON C037 LECUVER. JOHN 191 BILTOA RD SOMERS C33S plahted lawn was scarred and my flower gardens BILUN. PAMELA RENWOOD CORNELL STORRS LIESER. JULIA SLOCUM RO HEBRON C043 If you saw your name, or that of a relative, clude "death education." As for the obituary assignment, I I LEONA DR VERNON LIPP. RONALD 140 TROWBRIOOE COVENTRY C388 presented to the board at tbe public BISSCa A SONS C471 Under the family life concept were completely destroyed.” BISSELL. JOHN COOPER LN COVENTRY LIOUORI, ANNA 33 H IU PASTURE SOMERS please help us efficiently process your the review committee found "the workshops in March and April. BOLLES. BRIAN it MOULTON no STORRS . LIVERNOIS. CLAIRE PO BOX 484 COVENTRY cass BOOTH. ELIZABETH DART HK.L RD ROCKVILLE LOEWEN8TEIN. STEVE 3 ST MORITZ a R STAFFORD SPRINGS CSSS “ change.” students are to be BO X9S MANSFIELD DEPOT CSSS inquiry by providing the following information: obituary assignment to be a Gloria Della Feraalsodidn’tagree • A former Army helicopter pilot testified: ” In my BOUCHER. SIMONE PO BOX 97 STORRS LONGNECHER. MORGAN BOUTHILLIER. GEORGE 108 HIG ST STAFFORD SPRINGS LORO. MILDRED SCAOAAVE RO C W m T R V C431 taught about the errvotional effects legitimate goal-setting exercise.” with the review committee’s con­ opinion, the helicopters ... were being operated in an BRADSHAW. DEBRA MARCH RD WILLINGTOIN LUGINBUHL. ALAN 13 YVE8TVIEW TERR ROCKVILLE 1033 BREER ROBERT LLYNWOOO DR BOLTON MACHIE. DENNIS RTS 44A81S6 MANSFIELD CS27 of additions and subtractions from I’m confused: I thought goal­ BRODY. MICHAEL 13 CHAMBERLAIN ROCKVILLE MACNEIL. aEANOR RFD 3. B O X 21 4L K V C O V m T R Y 0047 clusions. According to press re­ extremely unsafe manner. They appeared to be using BROUIN. RAYMOND 8 JOEL DR ELLINGTON MACPHERSON. BONNIE SS REGAN ST ROCKVILLE C817 the family unit. Death is only one setting was a guidance function, BROWN. JARVIS 31 B RIDGEVIEWHT W WILL84GTON MAHER WILLIAM 8 DOROTHY 3 GOODWIN RD BOLTON C047 (Name as listed m this ad) (C ode) ports, Richard Dyer, although he tactics similar to those I observed used in Vietnam to BROWN. BENJAMIN 84A R D I.R T E 44 MANSFIELD CTR MAHCU. ARTHUR KINGS RD COVENTRY 1370 change. If you go to a funeral not a health function. And just BURNS. JOAN 1S4B AVERY SHORE COVENTRY MALDORINO. JAMIE 1C HARDWOOD ACRES STORRS CSSS t was absent that night, had pre­ terrorize the populace.” CAAIARATA. RONALD BOX 373, ^M LCN P T COVENTRY MARGOLIN. BONNIE SOUTH ST ROCKVILLE 0043 home, why don’t you go to a what has goal-setting have to do CAMPO. LISA 80 PARK ST STAFFORD SPRINGS MARKHAM. JACK PO BO X a TOLLANO C0B3 viously questioned the value of the CARUCCIO, ELLEN CALFEEVILLE RO MANSFIELD CTR MARKIW. MICHAEL 1 OLD M IU CT STORRS CSSS (A d d re s s a s iisited m this ad' hospital delivery room, a divorce with death education? CASE. RODERICK WOOOACRES RD AMS TON M A ^ IA K . PETER SPRINQFiao RO SOMERS C713 funeral home trip and obituary AGUILAR WROTE: "There can be only two CASE. SHANNON WOODACRES no A M TON MAZUR. ROBERT CHERRY VALLEY RD COLUMBIA COBS CAVROK MFG CO 80 E MAIN ST ROCKVILLE MCCANN. DOMINIC MAIN ST SOMERS 1109 My current mailing address is: court, or a wedding ceremony for What's even more amazing is the CSSS assignment. The rest of the board conclusions: These technically proficient pilots were CHANG. CHUI I I 300 BOX 387 UC STORRS MCOOY. CHRISTIE PO BOX 303 MANSFIELD CTR CMIMOWITZ. ELD RED UNIV OF CT STORRS MCCRYSTAL. THOMAS MAPLE ST . RFD 3 VERNON 0097 remarriage of single parents? Why C801 committee’s statement that "stu­ 83 CENTER ST STAFFORD SPRINGS MCCUSKER R TWN VEFB40N BD ED ROCKVILLE should have listened more closely. acting pursuant to instructions or the tacit consent of CHRISTOPH. SUSAN C043 RT 44A COVENTRY MCGOWCN. DEWEY 478 TUNNEL RO VERNON the focus on one change, death? dents should be assigned to view CLOVERS. COVENTRY KELLY RO VERNON CSOS I hope that the Board of Educa­ (D E A ), or due to inadequate training and supervision OOLANGELO. FRANK TALCOTT HILL RD COVENTRY MCOURK EDWARD 191 SHOCUM RO HEBRON MCKP4LEY. VIOLET A ROBERT ' 77 PETERSON RO VERNON CSSS (N am e) COLE. ALBERT MCLAUGHLIN. PATRICIA S3 O LD VILLAGE RO W W IU M O T O N C8S8 OK, you want to go to a funeral their lives fully and to write, as COLLINS. PRISCILLA A PHILLIP 8 HIGH nO G RO ROCKVILLE tion will reconsider its actions and they were habitually engaging in some sport of their MCLAUGHLIN. KATHRYN IS YVILLINGTON OAK STORRS C8SS CONDERINO BONNIE HENNOUINN no COLUMBIA home. Which one do you choose, a most do now, from the perspective 300 W M AIN ST ROCKVILLE MEHFHOFF. L E a iE BOX17A, RD3 COVENTRY CSSS Mrs. Cobb’s request. own ... (the) repeated buzzings, hoverings and dive GONTROMATICS MELANSON. SYLVIA PO BO X J 80 M E R S V IU E C114 CONVERSE. RUTH STAFFORD SPRINGS © IS a S b yN C A Inc Catholic one. or a Jewish, Protest­ of a ripe old age, looking back over MELANBON. DOREEN 883 STAFFORD RD STORRS CB88 (Street Address) COOPER. JOYCE MELENDY. JULIE RFD HUBBARD OR VERNON C340 bombings ... at best disturb and at worst terrorize the CORBETT. DAVID MEYER.JEFFREY KNOLL WOOD ACRES STORRS CSSS ant or non-sectarian one? How their accomplishments.” As most CORBETT. DAVID Ron Osella hapless residents below.” MIGLiOZa. DOUGLAS 9E0GEW000 8T 92 STAFFORD SPRINOUS*. C0S7 " / WON’T give you pills to help you get over CORVER. JOHN MILLER. ROBERT RTSS COLUMBIA C093 about a crematorium or a Far East do now? I didn’t know we had any COX. ROBERT 48 MINOR H IU RD a L M G T O N 10IS 410 Hackmatack St. CRAMER. JEFFREY MINOR. LILLIAN (City. StaiB, Zip) your team being knocked out of the playoffs." MI’HLEMAN STUART S3 CHENEY OR STORRS CSSS trip to see a funeral pyre? eighth-graders that had reached a The practice of searching homes and seizing CRAMER. PETER ' MOLLOY. ROBERT 11 STAFFORD ST STAFFORD C343 Manchester CRAWFORD. JEAN MONSEOLIO. RICHARD 41 VERNON AVE ROCKVILLE CSS3 CULLEN. L property without warrants "virtually anywhere in the MONTAPORTE. STEVE 13B 101 EAGLEVILL STORRS C0S5 Relationship: CUMERLAND FARMS MONTO. MARY RFD 1. VERNON RO BOLTON C037 vicinity of the crim e” is ’’unconstitutional on its CUMMINGS. MICHAEL MONTPET1T. NORMAN 11 9 WEST RD ROCKVILLE CS17 CYNAR. LYNN 199 M AIN ST SOMCRSVIUE C114 DAO SELF-SERVICE. MC MORSE. ROBERT □ OWNER □ SON/DAUGHTER face,” Aguilar concluded. MOSHER. DONALD A JOAN 2 S M A N S F ia O APTS STORRS CB42 OADALT. OINO Law In plain language MUOAY. OASRIELE 300 LANE ST VERNON CSSS DALARIPS, CATHERME NAAMON. EDWIN 8A BARBARA MANOR W. YV1LLMOTON CSSS □ HUSBAND/WIFE □ NIECE/NEPHEW DEE, JOSEPH CS17 NAUMEC, BETH ROUTE 8 COLUMBIA 1091 OESROCHER. KEVIN C817 NAZARCZUK. JOHN COLONIAL DR 41 COLUMBIA C38S □ OTHER ______DETOLLA. ANDREW C047 NEW FRIENDS OF STAFFORD PO BOX 343 STAFFORD SPRINGS C899 Spooked Soviets DETORA. ANDREW STAR RTE 44A MANSFIELD DEPOT 1308 OlOOMICIO. JOSEPH CS17 MOnO. THOMAS CSSS NORTON. MARGRET UCONN GRAD RES STORRS CSSS OIOKOND. MICHAEL NOVAK. CHESTER RO 1. BOX 171A COVD4TRY csss Mail to: UNCLAIMED PROPERTY DIVISION Here’s the State Department’s annual headcount of DtXON. JOSEPH CSSS C314 ONCIL. WINDALL 83 RIVER n o MANSFIELD CTR C38I DOHERTY. RICHARD 30 NYE ST VERNON C1S3 Treasury Department Soviet citizens publicly expelled from OOROZENSKI, WILLIAM C3S3 OCONNELL GERALD various OLOUGHLIN. BEVERLY 8 NANCY 3 ERTEL DR ROCKVILLE C037 OOWBING MORIARTY A C C413 OSBORNE. KATHRYN 113 BEECH MTN RO MANBFIe l D CTR CSSS The public’s right to know, part 3 countries for inappropriate activities” — spying. OREXNEK. STANLEY CS43 State of Connecticut CS17 OSBORNE. KEVIN 19 CHENEY OR B TO R R f OOSS OROUS. PRISOLLA OVERSTREET GLEN HOLY SPIRIT HOUSE B 0 4 M 1003 that is. DUBOIS. RONALD CS74 20 Trinity Street By Joseph I. LIcberman DWYER. PHILLIP CS4S PALMER. WARREN RT 33 MANSFIELD DEPOT CSSS But where do you turn now, having complaint with the FOI commission. EASTON FARMS REST C I33 PANUeZAK. PATRICIA 93 WALDEN APTS W W IU M O T O N CSSS Hartford, Connecticut 06106 can also fine a public official up to Only 19 Soviet rascals were thrown out worldwide in EHRLICH. RONALD cses PARKER DAVID 1IIBEEBE CAMP RO. COVENTRY 13SS discovered an illegal meeting of the The commission then serves notice of ERIEL. MARY C0O4 PASTERMAK. ROBERT SS9 TLTVL no VERNON cat 7 J $1,000 if he or she violated the FOI Act 1984, compared to 135 in 1983. The sharp decrease ERTEL. MARY csss PAWELSKI. BERNICE 88 SPRING ST ROCKVILLE C314 Tonight’s the night that your town’s CS39 SKOLEM. PETER WILLINQTONQAKS STORRS C88S Board of Sidewalk Commissioners? the complaint, by certified or regis­ INTEL. MMIY PEARSON THERESA A JAMES 78 STAFFORD ST STAFFORD SPRINGS coss SLATER. EDWIN without reasonable grounds. Commis­ CS43 PECK. JANET RFD I.C A A R IA G S O R HEBRON a T e A fM U B M EAGLEVIUE CS18 reflects greater Soviet caution, not a lessening of EVtRETT. RUSSELL CSSS SMITH, LINDA S 0 7 M A lin iT SOMERS C412 Board of Sidewalk Commissioners tered mail, to all'parties involved. The EVNINE. JEREMY PEDERSON. CHARLES 13BISAPL1RO STORRS csss SMITH. FLOYD MARSH RO W WILLMGTON PENNY 8T ELLINGTON C 7 I2 sion decisions can be appealed by espionage activities, the spy-watchers figure. FE IH A N . OEIRFRE 48 OLD VIUAGE RD W W IU m O T O N PELUSO PAUL. csss SMITH. BRUCE PERSON. ROBERT RFD 3. BOX 437 COVENTRY 83 MAPLE RDG DR SOMERS C3BS meets. For once, there’s an item on the THE FIRST THING you should do is FEENY. MICHAEL STAR RTE MANSFIELD DEPOT CS17 SPIELMAN. EARL 104 SNIP8IC LK commission next schedules a hearing PESCE. MARY RT 44A COVENTRY C047 a L M G T O N C3S8 either side to the state superior court. And, of course, the number actually expelled may FERRERI. VIVIAN tS E ST ROCKVILLE agenda that concerns you. They plan a TOLLAND PF^FER, RONALD 1 CODFISH FALLS STORRS csss SQUIREB. ALCYONE PO B O X 38 ROCKVILLE CB43 to file a complaint with the state at which the complaint will be heard. FORTIER. ARMANO 37 SHERRY O R C314 AUGUST HILL APTS MANSFIELD CTR PINES. STEVEN SB HARDWOOD ACRES STORRS csss BT. JEAN. RAYMOND RFD 1 MANSFIELD The commission’s legal staff will be higher, because many governments prefer not to FORTIER. ALAN AUGUST H ILL MA74SFIELD CTR CSSS , vote on whether to install sidewalks on 23 WORCESTER RO VERNON POST. ROBERT BURNAP BROOK FRM ANDOVER 1102 STENGEL. FRCOCRCK Freedom of Information Commission. This same complaint procedure FRED. L U POTTER. JASON STAFFORD SPRINGS STENHOLM, B. 40C PLEASANT 8T ROCKVILLE C814 defend the commission’s decisions in FREY, ARTHUR I8FRANKUN PARK ROCKV1LLB 188FERENCE RD coss announce such expulsions. POTTER. ELSA 33 CHARTER RO ROCKVILLE STONES. JOSEPHINE RFD 3.R T 44A COV04TRY C097 your street. FRET. C B C ELU SO PROSPECT ST MRNON C73S This is a unique state body formed to applies to disclosure of public records B P P « N fV ST a L IN O T O N ■ PROUX. PEARL CHERRY VALLEY RO COLUMBIA C0S9 8TRAITON. LYNN 11 ELAINES MANSFIELD CTR CSSS court. FRIEDMAN, JACO B IS ALPERT DR VERNON C834 Those caught and expelled last year included- RFD 1. BALUKAS M IL TOLLANO OUINN. DAVID 187 YVORMWOOO HILL MANSFIELD CTR C307 STRICKLAND. aiS E Anxious to let your views be known, FROB4HER. MARGARET SUaiVAN. CHARLES 211 BRANDY HILL VER740N protect the public's interest in open or documents. If you make a written BO X447 STORRS RAK ELIZABETH 73 KENNETH OR VERNON COSS C2BS You should not be afraid to use the FRYER. BRUCE RAMUS IDA as UNION ST ROCKVILLE CS17 BULLIVAK BARBARA ROBIN CIR TOLLANO C207 you arrive at the town hall 15 minutes • Belgium: An engineer and a trade mission GALLAGHER. FREDERICK 337 TALCOTT AVE ROCKVILLE government. The commission is com­ request for public documents to a state a iM G T O N REYES. MARCAS 48 CHENEY OR STORRS CS17 SUPINA. THOMAS RD 3 STAFFORD SPRINGS C73S GALLANT. MARK as PINNACLE RD 14A DARTMOUTH RD FOI complaint procedure if your rights chauffeur who tried to get NATO secrets. 84 WOOOHAVEN STORRS REYNOLDS. KATHERINE FLANDERS RO COVENTRY C047 BZAMIER. ROBERT STORRS 1188 before the scheduled start of the GANCV. GLENDA 8ZLOSEK. R. 14 PARK P L VERNON posed of five members appointed by the 40 MAPLEWOOD APTS STORRS REYNOLDS. EDNA A DAVID RD 1. FLANDERS RO COVENTRY 1103 C901 or local agency, and you receive either GERAGOTILIS. MICHAEL TERBAN. HERBERT 8 DIANA 483 MERROW RD TOLLAND have been violated. The hearing before • Denmark: Two engineers who tried to buy MEAOOWBROOK APT a L M G T O N ? S t RICH. W HIUCREST APTS SOMERS C878 C2SS meeting. You enter the room, and are GIBBONS. MICHAEL RICHARD. DAVID 88 CHENEY DR STORRS THE WEEKS AGENCY INC IIS STORRS RO STORRS C734 governor with the consent of the a negative response, or no response at OLASSER. KENNETH 188 TUMBLEBROOK V E R * ^ 1048 csss the FOI Commi.ssion, while a formal COLUMBIA C 3 I4 RIDER. WAYNE 38 0 DARTMOUTH STORRS C31S THE WEEKS AGENCY INC 11S3 STORRS RO STORRS CS08 embargoed electronic and computer equipment OOLOB. MARY RFD 1 THOMPSON. WALTER startled to see the commissioners in BEAR SWAMP RO ANDOVER CUT ROBBINS. BRUCE 3 ST MORITZ CIR STAFFORD SPRINGS CS49 73 JOHN H AND COVENTRY C937 General Assembly. It has a full-time all within four working days, you can OOOOALl. RAYMOND S MILDRED TIRAELL. LAURA H U ta iN O LODGE RO affair, is not a complicated nor lengthy BOX 37. RTS 33 W WtLLMGTON CSSS ROBINSON. CONRAD 308 SOUTH ST ROCKVILLE C314 STORRS CSSS • Ethiopia: An embassy first secretary amL^ OORCHOS. STEPHEN ROCHE TIMOTHY 339 EAST STREET TROMBI. OANTI 21 AVERY PARK STAFFORD SPRINGS loss animated conversation. The chairman staff in Hartford to handle complaints proceed with an FOI complaint, which GOSSLIN. ELAINE PO BOXES STORRS CSSS HEBRON C400 event, and you do not need a lawyer to known KGB official. ^ 133 W MAIN ST ROCKVILLE CS17 ROCKV1UE GENERAL HOSPITAL 31 UNION ST ROCKVILLE 1080 TRYON. EULA 34 E U M O T O N A V E ROCKVILLE C837 GOULET, WARREN ROEDER.nUTH 17 SOUTH RD C337 LX:ONN ACCOUNTS PAYABLE U-80 STORRS C9S3 interjects to tell you that the meeting and to prepare for FOI hearings. The GRANT. DIANE 81 GRAND AVE ROCKVILLE CSSS SOMERS will trigger the procedure outlined SOMERS CS17 ROTH. ROBBIE 8 MEADOW 0 0 0 RO STORRS COSS UNIV OF CONN ACCT8 PAYABLE USO STORRS C9S2 represent your interests. GREEN. RICHARD 3 HALL HILL RD USENZA. ILSE has not yet begun. The commission, he • France: A Soviet diplomat attached to a trade PO B O X 413 STORRS CSSS nUPAR. CATHERINE as B A U 8 0L A RO ANDOVER C047 IBS PERRACE DR ROCKVILLE C092 General' Assembly has given the above, GREENE. ROBERT RUSSELL. CHERYL 3C MT VERNON DR VIEN8. TIMOTHY APT. 103 WOOOHAVEN STORRS COSS To make an FOI complaint, or to mission. GREENWALD. BARRY VERNON ORON APT VERNON C0E3 VERNON CSSS BUCKLEY HL 6 304B STORRS C0S8 SAEGAERT. PAMELA PHOENIX ST VERNON C037 VONPAGB4HAROT. ALEXAN RR 3. BOX I486 COVENTRY CSSS says, routinely gathers beforehand commission the power to hold hearings GUTSON. GREGORY SALOME. MARY 31C KNOLLW OOO ACR W 8 MS ENTERPRISES 303 EAST ST. HEBRON C793 HAL2ACIC THOMAS 34 WOOOHAVEN APTS STORRS STORRS CSSS .obtain further written information SANOENBURGH. POLLY 183 GRAHAM n o W WILLMGTON WEBB, WILFORD 8 SHIRLEY 83 WESTFORO AVE STAFFORD SPRINGS C73S ’’informally” just to sort out the • Great Britain: An embassy first secretary HANEY. JAMES 83 PINE KNOB RO SOMERS CSSS on FOI complaints, and to render IF THE FOI COMMISSION deter­ BILTON R O .R F 0 3 ^D W E ^ DAVID loss STORRS RD STORRS CSSS WEBER. ANNA* M OUNTAIN BT ROCKVILLE C339 about our state FOI laws.you can write identified as a KGB agent. ■ HAMFIN. ROBERT •AIITCMOrWAVNt 10 WESTFORO AVE STAFFORD SPRINGS WESBENOORF. ROY 90 CARRIAGE OR SOMERS C33S HART. KEVIN 181 BILTOA RD 1370 evening’s issues. SAY. GORDON IS TAOLCOTT ROCKVILLE WESTON. DONALD S30B W ATSON HALL STORRS c a se decisions in FOI cases. This power mines that the open meetings portion of HAYDEN. MARION RT 87 C4SS cass or call: Freedom of Information SCAGGS. V TWN VERNON B P ED ROCKVILLE C901 WHIPPLE. EMC BIRCH TRL. COVENTRY C047 • India: A deputy military attache trying to get HAVES. HAZEL M AIN ST C713 If you have followed our previous C413 SCHMIDT. ELIZABETH RT 3 HEMLOCK COVENTRY C314 WHITE. MICHAEL SB O LD TOWN n o ROCKVILLE CSSS makes it unique in the country, and the FOI law has been broken, it can HAVES. SHAWN CARRIAGE HOUSE AP STORRS SCOTT. ANDREW Commission, 30 Trinity St., Hartford, CHBNEV OR STORRS CSSS APT 4A STORRS CSSS WHITEHOUBE. PAUL 8 AGNES RR 1 W W IU M O T O N C117 columns, you know that -such -an classified documents from an Indian defense official HENRY. DEBORAH SCRAHTON. JOSEPH A EDYTHE WEST ST WILBUR. ANTHONY 3B U R IC E R D gives Connecticut citizens a strong topi declare actions taken by a public HERNANDEZ. ENRIQUE 73 UNION ST ROCKVILLE CS17 VERNON C047 ROCKVILLE C3SS Conn. 06106, 566-5682. SECONDO. MICHAEL 99 VILLAGE ST ROCKVILLE WX.KINSON. RAYMOND 80 8 RD APT IB BOLTON • Norway: Five Soviets apparently connected to MLL.EDOIS 38 QUALITY AVE SOMERS VIUE 1318 cat 7 C3B1 ’’informal” gathering is illegal. Meet­ RFD 1. BOX S3 W W1LLMGTON CSSS SECORA, JOHN LOVELAND RD ROCKVILLE CSI7 WILLIAMS. MARY RT. 1 BOX 87 COVENTRY CS42 to combat secrecy in government. agency that broke the law null and void. HOCHSTETTER. JOAN SEDLAK. MARK 3 ST1CKNEY HL RO HOFFMANN. CHRISTOPHER BOX U13S UCONN STORRS STAFFORD SPRINGS C817 WINE. THOMAS JOBS H IU RD a L M G T O N C13S the arrest for treason of veteran Norwegian diplomat SEIBERT. W ILLIAM A ARLINE 111 A8PINALL DR ings of public agencies cannot be HOFFMAN MARC STAR RTE MANSFIELD DEPOT ANDOVER C047 WITHAM. KARLEB4 ECHO RO COVENTRY C047 If you have been denied access to a SENTEIO. JOHN A LILLIAN HUNT n o COLUMBIA WITP40K. MICHAEL HONE. KEVIN PINNEY HH.L RO WILLINGTON C 8I7 COBS CRYSTAL LAKE RD a L M G T O N COSS conducted in private (with certain very You have 30 days from the date of the' Arne Treholt 10 days earlier. Four others were BO X83 8TAFFO M) C77S SHERMAN. JERI RFD 5. BOX 33 COVENTRY CSSS WOLF. BRIAN O LD COLCHESTER RD AMBTON C034 public record, the commission can HOLLAV. t SHEVDA. LYDIA HOLMES.AHOAIAS MILE HILL RO TOLLANO C431 RO 1. BOX 83 MANSFIELD « C314 WRIGHT. GWENDOLYN 48 M ANSFIELD APTS STORRS CSSS Joseph I. Lieberman is attorney SHIPLEY BRIDIE limited exceptions.) board’s illegal meeting to file a declared personae non grata, and not allowed to H 0 F « I» « :R 34MIGHAB.On VERNON C737 98 WARD ST ROCKVILLE C817 YOUNG. ROBERT UCONN. 304 TROY HS STORRS c a se order that record disclosed to you. It HOTCHKISS. PAUL CEDAR ST ROCKVILLi C3S4 SIMMONS. T1«O DO R£ 38 WESTFORO ST STAFFORD SPRINGS C823 YUROa. STEPHEN SNIPSIC LAKE RO. ROCKVILLE C8B8 general of the state of Connecticut. return to Norway. SISMANOOLOW. JOHN HO TON GLORIA BOX 117 UCONN STORRS COBS 3SK VERNON GDN VERNON C33B ZINKER, GRACE 194 E M AIN ST ROCKVILU C 3 t« MANCHESTKR HE:RALD. Friduv, Murch 15, 1985 - 9

Randall noted his ( ommunit.v ise.igei ' j, Ingalls of New London was among 12 men killed in Capitol called right place Di'parlmeiit of Transport.ilion to- 11,. Wednesday s crash of a Black-Hawk helicopter at interstate bet .luse lot .d .streets ,ii e olleii < gk Connecticut Fort Bragg, N C. HARTFORD - House Speaker R E Van Nor- motorists trying to avoid I 91 H'i'Hj*' , In Texas, Air Force Captain Richard Cmiliire ol strand, R-Darieii, told House committee chairmen Enfield Tow n Manager Robert ,1 ‘ SPORTS Meriden was among six crewmen w ho died Tuesday to hold all committee meetings at the Capitol to the widening is necess.iry to ‘'■'’f’" " ' oe In Brief when their C-130 cargo plane crashed at Ford Hood avoid claims they are trying to hide government economic developmeiil ond nuike the during a training mission Irom state residents Doctor to lose hospital rights The 34-year-old Couture w as a member of the 337th Van Norstrand. in a memorandum to the ^ The Wiiulsor Town (duneil voted NCAA Eastern Regional chairmen Thursday, said there was nothing wrong HARTFORD - Hurtford Hospitul's udministni- airlift squadron of the Air Force Reserve at take legal action against the DOT to ‘ f with holding public hearings around the state, but changes in the widening ol 1-91 and the con.sti uttion tion said it will revoke staff privileges for Dr. Russell Westover Air Force Base in Chicopee. Mass The four-engine propeller plane, one ol three committee meetings to act on bills should be limited of 1-291 Irom Windsor to 1-H4 in Maiichestei. Manfredi. who is expected to be released from jail involved in a training mission, went down 5 miles to the Capitol. mercy t^oday. from the town of (latesville, said Fort Hood He issued the directive after receiving a Georgetown shows something new The cardiologist is accused of bludgeoning his wife memorandum from Rep Michael Helfgott, D- to death a week ago in their West Hartford home. spokesman Jim Symmonds. Willington, about meetings held away from the Mothers sue governments ■Bv FrederIcK Waterman 58-5’7 loss to Virginia. This time, 1 didn’t have to tell him anything at Police found Catherine Manfredi's body in the front Capitol by at least two committees them, loo.' seat of the family cur after it crashed into a utility State still providing water HARTFORD — Four welfare mothers are suing United Press International Mike Polaha scored 20 points for senior Tony Hargraves came to the halftime," It IS at the meetings w here committees take initial the Engineers, who at 12-19 were line wilh three seconds left and the Carl Wright had 18 points fort he pole. action on bills, deciding whether measures will goon the federal and state governments, protesting new Manfredi, 32, has been practicing medicine since HARTFORD - The state will continue to provide rules that will force all ol their children to go on HARTFORD - No. 1 George­ the only siib .,500 team in the Gaels trailing 59-57 score. He hit Mustangs and Larry Davis 17. bottled water at least until June 30 to more than 350 to the House and Senate for action and in what form. town has shown its (jower. size and the first, but after a strategic A 10-0 SMU run midway through June 1983 with a private medical group at Hartford Van Norstrand said holding committee meetings welfare even if some are independently siqipoi ted^ tournament. Hospital, Officials said Wednesday his license families served by contaminated wells. Gov. Named as defendants are federal De|tarlmeiit ol dominance this sea.son. On Thurs­ All of the Hoyas’ starters Loyola timeout, Hargraves second the second half provided a 57-42 William A O'Neill said. away from the Capitol "raises serious questions day, the Hoyas displayed some­ reached double figures, Reggie attempt, and the final shot of his lead. expired 10 months ago. about public access to the process, as the public has Health and Human Services .Secretary Margarel M Hartford Hospital spokesman James Battaglio O'Neill said Thursday that he has directed the Heckler and state Income Mainlenani e ( ommis- thing new — mercy Williams and David Wingate pac­ college career, bounced off the "They just kept coming at us said Manfredi was allowed to practice medicine at Department of Environmental Protection to extend the right to expect business to be conducted in the Faced in the first round of the ing the way with 14 points each front rim. with their size and their strength," people's building " sioner Stephen B Heintz the hospital because of an oversight the program for providing the bottled w ater In-yond The Legal Aid Society of Hartford County Inc. is NCAA Tournament F.asI Regional Seven-foot Patrick Ewing, wilh "I wanted to be there," Har­ said Old Dominion coach Paul At a bail hearing in Hartford Thur.sday, State's today's deadline set last November asking for preliminary and permanent injunctions wilh the equivalent of a bye — a 11 points in 28 minutes, said the graves said. "As a senior, the Webb. "It was their team that beat Attorney John Bailey said the state has requested O'Neill said he extended the program until June30 1-91 suit worries officials against implementation ol the new regulations game with undersized Lehigh — little Engineers were pesky. weight was on my shoulders. ” us, not any one player” access to Manfredi's arrest warrant, which has been to give the Legislature time to act on propos;ils for The mothers bringing suit receive ledera and John Thompson's team did not "I couldn’t go to the offensive Hargraves had 19, including Senior Mark Davis contributed a sealed since he was arrested Saturday providing filters, extending water mams or taking WI.NDSOR - The decision of the Windsor Town annihilate the 33-|)oinl underdogs, board because they were under­ 6-of-7 from the free-throw line. career-high 32 points in his final other steps to help the families with contaminated state Aid to Families with Dependent Ctiildieii posting instead a Ihorougli, but Loyola’s Alfrcdrick Hughes Council to take legal action over the w idening of 1 91 benefits The suit says each has at least one ehild on neath me They look my legs away game on 14-of-22 shooting for the water and the construction of I-29f has sparked concern non-rousing 68-43 victory from me, ” he said scored 24 points to move past Elvin Monarchs, 19-12. Cause of crashes unknown The state provides up to one gallon ol bottled water among other towns fearlul court procedings will wellare and one child who has not .qiplieil loi Hayes as the fifth-leading scorer in .issistance because financial support comes liom The triumph advances the Hoyas Temple took advantage of a NCAA Tournament action re­ Military officials pledged an intensive investiga­ daily per person to household.s w ith contaminated prolong traffic problems into Saturday's second round Virginia Tech team, which had NCAA history. He also collected 11 sumes today with games at four wells where the state has been unable to hold the child's father, who does not live in the home rebounds and disdained the idea of tion to determine the cause of two air crashes that Tm sympathetic with their cau.se to an extent, The plaintiffs contend they do not want those against Temple. The Owls de­ senior starters Tim Lewis and sites. In East Regional play at claimed the lives of two Connecticut servicemen hut someone liable for the contamination but I'm not sympathetic w ith them closing down the feated Virginia Tech 60-57 to move Perry Young demoted tosub status sympathy for Hargraves. Atlanta, it’s 24-8 Illinois vs. 22-8 ..children on welf.ire But the state says well.ire "The best man has to win," said said no pattern of mechanical failure had bi-en More than 350 families are now receiving bottled progress from the Massachusetts line to Hartford, benefits end unless all blood retail'd siblings m Hie on. for disciplinary reasons Northeastern, 21-8 Georgia vs water iind the state has committed about $7,000 a said Windsor'Locks First Selectman R Clifford Hughes. "We’re not going to look Wichita State, lR-12: Syracuse, found. home apply lor assist.nice Also, Southern Methodist, which Virginia Tech, '20-9,. had prob­ The Army said Chief Warrant Officer Arlington month to pay for the program Randall. defeated Old Dominion 85-68, and lems with its offense and fouls, back with pity on anyone” Loyola 21-8, vs, DePaul, 19-9: and Georgia Loyola (111), which edged Iona sending the Owls to the free-throw was overlooked last year by both Tech, 24-7, vs. Mercer, 22-8. .59-58, will meet Saturday in the line for 39 shots while they the NCAA and NIT and was left In the Sputheast Regional at other second-round matchup. attempted just 17. home without a bid. Dayton, No. 1 seed Michigan. 25-3, AL SIEFFERT’S The Gcorgetown-Temple game “We played nervous through The Ramblers, 26-5, extended vs. Fairleigh-Dickinson, 21-9: Vil- Crash leads to charge will lead off CBS-TV's national most of the first half,” said Hokies their winning streak to 18 games, lanova, 19-10, ws. Dayton, 19-9: coverage of the NCAA Tourna­ coach Charles Moir. "We didn’t the longest in the nation. The game Lousiana State, 19-9, vs. Navy, 5 A Manchester man was charged lights were on w hen they arm ed .it ment with tap off scheduled at play well and we didn’t execute was the first NCAA Tournament 25-5: and Maryland, 23-11, vs. with drunken driving after police the scene. 12: II p.m. Two games will follow well” contest for Loyola since 1968. The Miami of Ohio, 20-10. said his car crashed into another The man behind the w heel of the from other regions. Granger Hall scored 22 points Ramblers won the national cham­ In the Midwest Regional at car parked on the wrong side of parked car. Gregg E. Sedlik. 23. of Lehigh outscored the defending and grabbed 13 rebounds to pace pionship in 1%3. Houston, Texas Tech. 23-7, vs. Tolland Turnpike and hit a nearby Vernon' was charged w ilh parking national champions 32-29 in the Temple, 25-5. Iona finishes the season at 26-5. Boston College, 18-10: Duke, 22-7. pedestrian early Thursday on the wrong side of the street second half, and Thorhpson was "We can’t afford to play that way Southern Methodist, 23-9 and vs. Pepperdine, 23-8: Memphis morning. , Police said Clark told them th.it upset by reporters’ questions against most teams in the tourna­ ranked has high as No. 2 this year, State, 27-3, vs. Penn, 13-13: and No one was /njured in the he swerved toward the right about the Engineers’ showing. ment and still win." said OwlS used its superior inside game to Alabama-Birmingham. 24-8, vs shoulder of the road to .ivoid the WHY PAY M ORE! crush Old Dominion. late-night accident, police said ’’The way you’re talking, it coach Don Chaney. Michigan State, 19-9. DPI photo Robert M. Clark, 25, of 34G other car. but hit Sedlik's car .iiid sounds like we lost by 10. Heck, we In the most dramatic of the four Center Jon Koncak scored 15 of And in the Western Regional at Jefferson St., told police that he pedestrian Michael Guegel .iny L^EST prices on AMERICA_1JAV0R1TE_BRA^ would have won by 50 if I’d left my games at the Hartford Civic his 17 points in the second half and Alburquerque, N.M., Alabama, Iona’s Bob Coleman (43) looks for way to score against could not tell whether the car he way Guegel. 21. ol 881 Toll.ind starters in,’’ said Thompson. Ac­ Center, No. 17 Loyola nipped Iona, dominated the middle for the 21-9, vs. Arizona, 21-9, Virginia Loyola’s Andre Battle (44) during NCAA Eastern was approaching in the right lane Turnpike, was not injured, police knowledging the crowd appeal of which had a gruesome history Mustangs. Commonwealth, 25-5. vs. Mar­ Regional action Thursday in Hartford. Loyola won, of the road was coming towards said an underdog, he said, ’’There were repeat itself - "Jon was very lethargic in the shall, 21-12: North Carolina State, him or was parked. Clark said the Clark was released on .i promise probably a lot of Georgetown fans In last year’s tournament. Rory first half," said SMU coach Dave 20- 9, vs. Nevada-Reno, 21-9: and59-58, as Iona’s Tony Hargreaves missed free throw in car had its high-beams on at the to appear .March 26 in Manchester up there cheering for Lehigh. I Grimes missed l-of-2 free-throw Bliss. "He had no foot quickness. Tulsa. 23-7, vs Texas-El Paso, closing seconds. time and police said the high-beam Superior Court. ^ FIS H E R probably would have cheered for attempts in the final .seconds of a But he’s played 150 years for us. so 21- 9. ^ FISHER VHS Video Cassette Recorder • 50 Watts Per Channel — \ with 4 Heads, Stereo, Obituaries • Dual Cassette Deck Dolby* NR and APS NCAA Western Regional • Deluxe 3 Way Speakers O- ^ ^ 1 I NEW 8 h o u r ] She was born in Mancheslcr Myra Kane Sept. 1. 1896, and had lived most of her life in Manchester before Wennington, Kleine warm up Myra Kane of Cromwell died LOADED Monday after a long illness. She moving to Maryland four years was the wife of the late Burton ago. She was a member of St WITH Kane. She was a fifth-grade Mary's Episcopal Church, a life FEATURES teacher at Buckley School. member of the Order of the ■699 She is survived by two daugh­ Eastern Star, and a member of the ’499 as St. John’s, Arkansas win ters. Linda Kane of New York City Sunset Rebecca Lodge. and Ellen Breault of Cromwell: She is survived by a son. William ^ F IS H E R SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) - The pretty good job” to their height. They pounded the leading the Wildcats. and one grandson. J. Ritchie of OIney, Md .: a ^FISHER VHS Video Cassette Recorder two huge men in the NCAA St. John’s controlled the re­ boards and got second and third Richard Madison added 10 points The funeral was Wednesday in daughter. Janet Leemon of Man­ • 100 Watts Per Channel Western Regionals — 7-foot Bill bounding 39-24. shots. They can hurt you so many for the Wildcats, whose 17-12 Brooklyn. N Y. Burial was in chester, with whom she lived, a • Dual Cassette Deck with Wireless Remote Wennington of third-ranked St. ways ” record is the poorest among the brother. Wiltred Lisk of Manches­ Walter Berry had 24 points and Temple Beth El Cemetery. Nep­ • Five Band Graphic Equalizer John’s and 6-11 Joe Kleine of 13 rebounds, and All-America Donevin Hoskins led Southern West teams. ter: six grandchildren: and sev­ | N E W , 8 H O U R | A tune, N.J. ^ • Deiuxe 3 Way Speakers inL Arkansas — warmed up for their Chris Mullin had 21 points while with 17 points. Washington, behind 27-24 at the Donations may be made to the eral nieces and nephews head-to-head battle with impres­ After Kleine’s impressive game, half, got within 1 point eight times The funeral w ill be Monday at 11 Wennington had 8 rebounds. Sloan Kettering Cancer Center of sive opening-round performances. The Redmen, 28-3, had trouble which included holding Iowa cen­ in the second half, but could never New York City. а. m. at St. Mary's Episcopal Wennington, a member of the take the lead as Kentucky stayed Church. Burial will be in East finding their rhythm early, leading ter Greg Stokes to 14 points — 7 $ Canadian Olympic Team, was only 17-14. But then Berry, who below his season average — the ahead by scoring its final 17 points Anna Marie Unsworth Cemetery. Calling hours at the BEST $ lO-of-12 from the field Thursday, on free throws. Holmes Funeral Home. 400 Main didn’t score in the first nine Arkansas star said, "We think we Anna Marie (Bleuel) Unsworth. scoring 23 points in St. John's 83-59 minutes, ignited St. John’s offense can beat St. John’s. We know we’ll Paul Fortier and Detlef St., will be Monday from 9:30 to victory over Southern University. Schrempf each scored 16 points to 91, died Wednesday at her home in 10:30 a.m. BUY! to a 34-18 halftime' lead. give them everything we’ve got’” Dennisport, Mass. The 255-pound Kleine scored 25 "I was tentative in the opening Iowa shot 56 percent in the first lead Washington, 22-10. She was the former cafeteria Memorial donations may be 399 points and grabbed 14 reboundsjn It was Washington coach Marv 699 minutes and had trouble getting half and outrebounded the Razor- made to the Manchester Associa­ director at Manchester's Ver- leading the Razorbacks’ cornc- into the flow," said Berry. "But, backs 16-13 to lead by as many as 12 Harshman’s final game, ending a tion for Retarded Citizens. 57 from-behind 63 .54 triumph over planck School. During World War Hollister St , or St Mary's Book of a FIS H E R when I saw they weren’t guarding points. 40-year coaching career. II. she worked as a night cafeteria ^FISHER Iowa. me when I didn’t have the ball, I Arkansas, 22-12, outrebounded Nevada-Las Vegas lost its de­ Remembrance. 41 Park Si • 25” Receiver/Monitor 25" Stereo Television! 4 * » supervisor at Pioneer Parachute • 112 Channel Cable Ready St. John’s and Arkansas meet in just tried to take advantage of the Iowa 26-17 in the second half, fense in the second half against San Co. High Resolution the second round Saturday at the opportunities.” Diego State, but not its offense. • Built-in Stereo holding the Hawkeyes to just 10 She was the wife of the late Walter T. Hines Monitor University of Utah while No. 9 St. John’s stingy defense held the baskets on 32 attempts from the Armon Gilliam scored 21 points Ernest Unsworth. Waller T. Hines. 69. of 374 Lydall • Wireless Remote Control • 112 ChinntI CabI* Rtady N e v a d a -L a s V egas p la y s Jaguars, 19-11, to just 27 percent floor. and Richie Adams hit for all 10 of Survivors include a friend, St . died Thursday at his home He SAVE • WIraltat RtmoU Coatrol Kentucky. shooting from the floor in the first "We just tried to play hard his in the last 10 minutes for UNLV, Madeline C. Brown of Dennisport: was the husband of the late .Arline • Hi-Ttcfc at iU Bast UNLV outran San Diego State half and 38 percent overall. defense and kept pushin’ and 28-3. Anthony Jones added 18 a niece and two nephews. $ 85-80 to advance while the Wildcats (Murphy) Hines. SAVE "I think it was the best defense pushin’ the ball inside and hoped it points for the Rebels. UPt photo The funeral will be at 11 a m. He was born in Manchester .April ON defeated Washington 66-.58. we’ve played in quite a while," would work. It finally worked," The Rebels, up by as many as 11 Saturday at Our Lady of the Cape 8, 1915, and had been a lifeling AM ERICAS "Rebounding has been one of our said Redmen coach Lou .Kleine said. points in the first half, allowed the St. John’s Walter Berry (21) leaps to block shot of Church, Stony Brook Road, Brews­ resident of Manchester. Before he BEST . faults and I really wanted to keep Carnesecca, I Kentucky outscored Washington Aztecs to tie the score 56-56 with Southern’s Glenn Dedmon during second half play in ter, Mass. Arrangements were BRANDt my man off the boards," said retired, he worked as a machinist "The difference was Wennington BO-6 at the free-throw line. Kenny 9:49 left. UNLV then turned the Western Regional action at Salt Lake City, Utah. Redmen made by Hallett Funeral Home, at the Carlyle-Johnson Machine 799 "84 Wennington. "I think the whole and Berry," said Southern coach Walker had 29 points, inbluding 13 game into a scoring battle and South Yarmouth, Mass. There are Co. of Manchester. Before that, team felt that way and we did a Bob Hopkins. "We knew they’d go on foul shots, and 10 rebounds in finally pulled away. were ijy^rwhelming 83-59 winners. no calling hours. Burial will be in he'd- worked at the East Hartford Dennis Cemetery. plant of Pratt & Whitney. IS FISHER ^ F IS H E R Memorial donations may be sent He is survived by several nieces • Studio standard 25” Southeast Regional Midwest Regional to the Dennis Rescue Squad. Box and nephews. • 140 Channel Cable Ready • 100 Watts Per Channel 332, Dennisport, Mass., 02639. The funeral will be Monday at 1 • Built-in Stereo • Digital Disc Player Richard Allely p.m. at the Holmes Funeral Home. ____ • Wireless Remote Control • Dual Cassette Deck 400 Main St., and buriai will be in • Massive 3 Way Speakers Richard Allely, 68, of 607 Hart­ St. Bernard’s Cemetery, Rock­ Irish pulls off upset Oklahoma play is sub par ford Road, died Wednesday at his ville. Calling hours will be Sunday home. He was the husband of Helen from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. $ K. Allely. Memorial donations may be SOUTH BEND, Ind. (UPI) - field,scored 10 points in the last six He was born in Belfast, Northern made to a charity of the donor's When Notre Dame’s Ken Barlow minutes to fend off the Beavers. Ireland, April 1, 1916, and came to choice. couldn’t pull it off, Joseph Price "That’s my job,” the freshman but Sooners continue on the United Statesin 1921,settling in and David Rivers pulled it out. point guard said. "The last seven Manchester. He worked as a 999 Barlow, afflicted with strep minutes, when we’re up, we go into one-game winner. And that seven-minute span. Eva Marlon Aronson 999 Bv Rick Gosselln mat'hine operator for Chandler IS FISHER throat, played only 15 minutes and a control game. I was trying to take United Press International probably saved the Sooners Robert Godbolt had 17 points Evans for more than 25 years and Eva Marion (Keish) Aronson. 72, ^ FISHER ^ FISHER ^FISHER was O-for-3 from the field in control,” Thursday, and 8 rebounds, forward Willie of 112 South Road, Bolton, died retired in 1983. I Stereo Cassette Deck Double Cassette Deck “HI-FI to Go" System, BuNt- Thursday’s NCAA Tournament Oregon State’s A.C. Green went TULSA, Okla. - Oklahoma “We didn’t play as well as we Simmons 13 points and 10 He was a veteran of World War Thursday at Rockville General “ HI-FI to Go” System first-round confrontation with lO-of-14 from the field to finish with didn’t play like the fifth best wanted to," Oklahoma coach rebounds and Karl Malone 9 Fisnc' % D'and oew douoie cassette In Dual Cassette Deck II, serving in the U.S. Marine Hospital. She was the wife of .Allan with Dolby* C! • S Bans Graphic Eqhaihar Oregon State. 26 points. But Coach Ralph Miller team in the country in the Billy Tubbs said. “The electric­ points and 10 rebounds as R. Aronson. Oech allows you to corwententty rtuc Built-In Equalizer Corps. He was a member of Trinity your own cassettes' Ptus, a sequerdiai • RaaX Graphic Eqaaliztr • Hl-teaaS DnbMag But Price, ordinarily a guard, said 9 turnovers and 4-of-13 shoot­ opening round of the NCAA ity just wasn't there. I think our Louisiana Tech improved its She was born in Manchester Dec. play function permits extended playtMck 5 • AC/DC OparaUon Episcopal Church in Hartford. He LED LEVEL METERS ttme without navinq to stop to change • DaUchabla Spaahtn stepped into Barlow’s forward slot ing from the rest of the team in the Tournament. But unlike last guys were ready to play record to 28-2 with its 12th was a member of Manchester б, 1912, and hud been a Bolton 01 iiip the cassette over • AC/DC OparaUoa and produced 16 points while first half dug the Beavers too big a March, the Sooners will get a yesterday. straight victory. Lodge of Masons, and xwas a resident for more than 25 years. F Rivers scored 21 and fended off a hole. chance to redeem themselves. “A lot of weird things happen drummer with the Manchester Before she retired in 1975, she llWwc-TTlljIS late Beaver surge in a 79-70 Irish "Notre Dame capitalized on all All-America Wayman Tisdale in this tournament, but it’s a Ohio State guards Ronnie Pipe Band and the 53rd Stewart worked for more than 30 years as a __ victory. their opportunities and we did not, R — had 28 points and 12 rebounds in plus to win, even if you don’t Stokes and Troy Taylor com­ Highlander Pipe Band. sales representative in the com­ 1 ~*l^ The triumph moves Notre Dame especially in the first half,” Miller front of a hometown crowd to play well. We hope this game bined for 38 points to spoil Iowa Besides his wife, he is survived mercial stationery business. She CJ into Saturday’s Southeast Re- said. deliver the Big Eight charppion got our players’ attention. We State’s first NCAA Tournament by one son, R, James Ailely of had been empioyed by the former gionaLsecond-round meeting with Sooners a %-83 Midwest Re­ know we will have to play better appearance in 41 years. Stokes Rockville: one daughter, An­ Dewey Richmond Stationers of $ ' $ 1 Purdue, 20-9, almost ended $ $ No. 7 North Carolina, which heal Sonny Smith's Auburn coaching gional victory Thursday night the next time out." had 21 and Taylor 17 as the Big toinette A. Ristow of Amston: one Manchester and Harrison's Sta­ Middle Tennessee State 76-57 over lightly-regarded North Ca­ Tim McCalister scored 16 Ten Buckeyes improved their tioners of Manchester, and Plimp­ career, coming within a missed brother. Ernest Allely of Vernon: Thursday. James Bullock 8-footer with three rolina A&T. points to carry Oklahoma to a record to 20-9. one sister, Violet Spiller of Man­ ton's Stationers of Hartford. 129 North Carolina, 25-8, will play 49-35 halftime lead. But the 199 seconds left of defeating the In other games. No. 8 Louisi­ Ohio State will meet Louisi­ She was a member of Emanuei chester: and four grandchildren. without starting guard Steve Hale, Tigers. ana Tech ripped Pittsburgh Aggies scored the first 10 points ana Tech Saturday. A memorial service will be held Lutheran Church, and a member who separated a shoulder when he after intermission to cut the gap of AARP Chapter 1275. Smith resigned his Auburn post 78-54, Ohio State ousted Iowa "I’m just glad to be playing tonight at 6 at the Trinity Episco­ SAVE NOW ON AMERICAS TOP NAME BRAND ! was fouled by Middle Tenncs.see’s effective at the end of this season. State 75-64 and Illinois State to 49-45 before Tisdale could somebody,” Louisiana Tech pal Church, Hartford. Burial will Besides her husband, she is Kerry Hammonds on a fast break. upset Southern Cal 58-55. answer with a follow shot with coach Andy Russo said. “Ohio be at the convenience of the family. survived by a son, William Aron­ Auburn’s Chuck Person, who "That (Hale’s injury), of course, had 20 points, hit five straight field Last year, Oklahoma was 16:55 remaining. State reminds me somewhat of There are no calling hours. Holmes son of Manchester: a brother, dampens our enthusiasm after a 'O f. goals in the second half, turning awarded an opening-round bye Tisdale went on to score 18 Houston (which eliminated Funeral Home has charge of William F. Keish Sr. of Manches­ fine win,” said Tar Heels coach and was upset by Dayton in its points in the second half, arrangements. ter: two sisters, Louise Bengtson UPI photo the Boilermakers aside each time Tech in the 1984 tournament) Dean Smith. they came close to snatching the first game of the West Regional enabling Oklahoma to tie both a because they have a pair of Memorial donations may be and Elsie Swanson, both of Man­ No. 13 Kansas, 26-7, and Auburn, Irish’s David Rivers (4) 89-85. Having played in the first school and a Big Eight record made to the American Cancer chester: and a grandson. lead. veteran guards who can take 21-11, will meet in the other drives past Oregon State's "Person took'it to us,” Purdue round, the Flyers already had a for victories in a season with 29. charge. In a close game you can Society, 237 E. Center St. The funeral will be private. second-round game. The Jay- game under their belt when they Louisiana Tech both opened (Richard Aliely's last name Burial will be in East Cemetery. Darryl Flowers (11) for hoop coach Gene Keady said. “Those bet they’ll do the right thing at hawks took a 49-38 decision from shots are very hard to hit with polished off the Sooners. and closed the first half with an the right time.” appeared incorrectly in Thurs­ There are no calling hours. Ohio and Auburn battled to a 59-58 in Southeast Regional. But the NCAA expanded it$ 11-2 run to build a 37-20 lead day's Manchester Herald.) Memorial donations may be somebody in your face.” Lou Stefanovic scored 15 victory over Purdue. Danny Nee’s slowdown strategy tournament field to 64 teams against Pitt. The Bulldogs then points and Michael McKenny made to the Rockville General Price's hit 7-of-9 shots, finishing in three years," said Coach Digger embarrassed the Big East Hospital Dialysis Unit or the against Kansas worked — up to a this year and eliminated the had 8 of his 10 points in the Cora (Jackson) Ritchie with 5 points more than he Phelps. point. opening-round byes — which school with a 20-2 spurt midway second half to deliver Illinois Augusta Bengtson Scholarship produced in his previous eight Cora (Jackson) Ritchie, 88. Oregon State, 22-9, came from 13 Ohio, 22-8, held the Jayhawks to meant seeded teams like Okla­ through the second half to make State a second-round NCAA Fund, care of Emanuel Lutheran appearances combined. points down in the second half to tie formerly of Saulters Road, died Church. 60 Church St. Holmes just 28 shots, but 16 of those were homa would open up against it 67-32. The Panthers went engagement Saturday against Tuesday in Maryland. She was the "This was his (Price’s) biggest the score 56-56 with 6:33 left. But good and the Bobcats connected on lesser competition instead of a without a field goal during that Oklahoma. Funeral Home, 400 Main St., has moment in Notre Dame basketball widow of William J. Richie. charge of arrangements. Rivers, who hit 8-oM2 from the only 14-of-42. MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. March 15, 1985 — II III M,\N( HKSTKIt HKUAI.I). KikIj v M.iicIi Ti. l!lKfi ^ Miami’s Bernie Kosar to try his hand in the NFL You can look it up in baseballs number novels actually have a better campaign than last year? New Boston batters held 20 of the 50 slots, and nine of a "Wc'ri' talking with Hou.stoii. " Minnesota as a ’’viable option, You can look it up. Cleveland Browns because the York led the league in one-run decisions with a 29-20 possible 20 first and second positions. NII.KS. Ohm (I T U - The p;isl to liirn pro NFL." .said Model). “ We’ve made them an T h e f S Footbal League may be That oft-quoted grand old man of the game, Casey Kosar ended the speculation Kosar. visiting his family duritig team is based close to his home­ mark, played the best night ball, 65-40 for a .619 Tony Armas paced the A L in homers, RBI and total Irw nmnihs Iwcn filk’d with offer, and we expect an answer an option if nothing works out in the Stengel, may not have started a trend when he iliiiininn di'cisions for Ik'inic Thursday, announcing he would spring break, plans to graduate in town. he claims no N F L team, percentage, and won an amazing II out of 12 extra bases, and Dwight Evans led in runs scored. Jim Rice from them soon. We will definit(‘l.v NFL, Kosar said. concluded his arguements with this challenge. But was runner-up in RBI and at bats, while Wade Boggs Kosiir. forego his remaining two years of June with a degree in finance. however, has contacted him yet. Kosar played two seasons for inning contests. try our best to consummate a utiyone addicted to baseball in its overall encompass­ finished second in hits and on-base percentage. Evans In Itiol spmi. Kosor hod todocidi' college eligibility to make himself He decided to end his college Cleveland would have to trade up Miami after redshirting one year. 3 Bob Papotti Why did the Mets finish second? They won just once deal.” ing sense is as comfortable with data and digits as he was second in total bases. wht'lhiM' to contimm os tkiivorsily eligible for the April 30 NF'L draft. career because "I think it’s be.st for a higher first-round choice in He. led the Hurricanes to a 12-1 is with bats and balls: in nine games at Chicago’s Wrigley Field, home of the order to pick Kosar. The Buffalo .Houston has Hie No. 2 choice, but Armas also went down swinging a league-high 156 of Miomi quortiTbock or become' ■'This has been a hot issue over for all concerned and fthe deci­ record and the national champion­ There are loads of statistical record books on the champion Cubs, New York was ^4 at Shea Stadium Bills have the No. 1 pick, but have with Warren Moon already on the times, while Rice grounded into a major league eligible for the N F L droll. the last couple of months." said sion) can let the University of ship in 1983, but the Hurricanes market that have provided fandom with countless Hprald Sports Writer against the Cubbies. already signed defensive lineman roster, the Oilers reportedly are I V record 36 DPs. "Fm not one to enjoy this type of Kostir. who .set numerous passing Miami go on with their program." stumbles in 1984 and finished 8-5. hours of enjoyment, settled disputes and fuelled Dwight Gooden set a major league record mr Bruce Smith of Virginia Tech not interested in a quarterback publicity,'^.suid the 21-yeor-old records at Miami and led the Miami coach Jimmy Johnson Kosar finished his college career speculation while waiting for Opening Day. The best whiffing 43 batters in three successive games. That s Browns owner Art Model), con The Minnesota Vikings, who re­ The best pitchers against the Bosox were Seattle’s Youngslown-oreo nolivc. ' I voliie Hurricaines to the 1983 national has been "very supportive in with Miami records for most yards sources, now available to the public, are the official over 14 K ’s per outing. helping me through this ordeal." tacted at the N F L owners meeting cently hired Hurricane quarter­ Ed Vande Berg and Cleveland’s Tom Waddell, both my privocy. .^s this dragged on. 1 championship. "U s been kind of a back coach Marc Trestman as an passing at 5,971, touchdowns at 40, American League and National league number St. Louis' Joaquin Andujar, the NL's lone 20-game curse on my life. The lime is right Kosar said. in Phoenix, said the team is with perfect 3-0 logs. was finding no time for myself. The assistant coach, draft next. and completions with 483 in 743 novels — the Green Book and Red Book. winner who openly campaigned for the N L ’s Cy Young for me to continue my growth as a Kosar said he would "like "actively pursuing improving our The White Sox’ Floyd Bannister was 4-0 against the only topic when people approached Kosar said his father described attempts for a 82.3 percentage. Trivial tidbits burst out of the pages of both Barrett's keystone partner, Jackie Gutierrez, was Award (won by Rick Sutcliffe), pitched 10 complete me.was whether or not I was going quarterback and as a person in the nothing br'tter" than to play forthe No. 7 draft pick in the first round." the worst shortstop in major league history. Based on games while allowing two runs or less. Yankees. volumes. Boston beat Jack Morris, John Butcher and the a minimum of 150 games played, Gutierrez set major The Phils' Steve Carlton and the Astros’ Nolan Statistically speaking: Indians’ Steve Farr three times each. New York Boston’s Marty Barrett was the best second league season records for fewest assists, fewest Ryan, bne-two on the all-time strikeout list, are also chances and fewest double plays. He also set an AL one-two in active career shutouts with 55 and 54. nailed ex-Yank Jim Beattie and reliever Bill Caudill baseman in the A L last year. Barrett was the best with three losses apiece. mark for fewest putouts.. How formidable was the Red Sox’ offense? Of the hitter among second sackers with an average of .303 On the subject of game times, the quickest tilts (11th in league), and the top fielder with a .987 The Yankees’ Don Mattingly and Dave Winfield, the top five hitters in 10 major offensive categories — at one-two hitters in the league, each had three five-hit bats, runs, hits, home runs, runs batted in, pitted California at Texas, lasting an average of two SCOREBOARD percentage, Barrett was also the toughest batter in hours and 12 minutes. The longest games featured the loop to strikeout, funning only once every 19 at games in 1984. game-winning RBI, total bases, bases on balls, on percentage and slugging percentage — Cleveland at Chicago: three hours, six minutes. bats. Can everyone’s '85 N L East favorite, the Mets. NIT Pairings NCAA tournament brackets Football Hockey Golf Basketball (Regional seeds in porenthesis) (All Times EST) NIT roundup Cost Tuesday's Result March 14 New Mexico 80, Texas A&M 67 At Hortfordz Conn. Wednesday's Game USFL standings z<'lw i NHLstandings PGA results NBA standings Georgetown (1) 60, Lehigh (16) 43 Nebraska-79, Canisius 66 V ¥ ■ — Temple (8) 60. Virginia Tech (9) 57 Thursday's Gomes Louisville 77, Alcorn State 75 EasternContfrgnee ^ Eostern Conference (Winners ploy Morch 16) W L T Pel. PP PA Buzzer beaters spotlight first round Wales Conference First Round of the USF&G Golf Clossic Loyola-llllnois (4) 59, Iona (13) 50 Eincinnati 77, Kent State 61 Potrick Division At New Orleans, Thursday, Morch 14 Atlontic Division Southwestern Louisiana 65, Florida Memphis 3 0 0 l. W 65 36 W L T Pts. GF GA W L Pet. GB Southern Methodist (5) 05, Old Birmingham 2 1 0 .667 95 78 (Par 72) Dominion (12) 68 64 left helped preserve Tennessee’s x Phllodelph 42 19 7 91 296 216 x-Boston 52 14 , 788 — Virginia 56, West Virginia 55 New Jersey 2 1 0 .M7 91 72 By Lisa Harris name and I hope I never know, if he Andrew Moten'mlssed-a tip-in in x-Woshlnotn 40 20 9 89 281 208 x-Phll. 49 16 . 754 2Vj (Winners play Morch 16) Tompa Bay 2 1 0 .667 W 75 the final seconds, enabling SMthw- 65-62 victory over Tennessee Tech Gibbv Gilbert Morch 15 Marauette 77, Bradley 64 United Press International doesn’t have enough^uts to lo«k at x-NY Islondrs 36 28 5 77 308 268 Peter Jacobsen New Jersey 33 33 .500 19 South Florida 77, Wake Forest 66 Jacksonville 1 2 0 .3M g 79 estent Louisiana to escape with a after the lead changed hands V NY Rangers 22 36 10 54 258 295 Washington 33 33 .500 19 At Attonta, Go. Baltimore 0 2 1 .167 SO 60 the T V then he has no guts." Brad Faxon New York 22 44 .333 30 Georgia, 21-8 (6) vs. Wichito State. 18-12 St. Joseph's (Pa.) 68, Missouri 67 throughout the second half. Pittsburgh 22 40 5 49 235 327 Tony Sills Tennessee65, TennesseeTech62 Orlando 0 3 0 .000 27 97 Surviving in the National Invita­ The Tigers tied the score 8*-®4 65-04 victory over Florida. New Jersey 20 40 9 49 233 293 Jim SImorts Central Division ( 11) UCLA 78, Montana 47 Western Conference tion Tournament Thursday was a when Greg Cavener sank two free The Gators missed a chance to At Los Angeles, Reggie Miller Adorns Division x-Milwaukee 46 19 ,700 — Illinois, 24-8 (3) vs. Northeostern, 22-0 Houston 3 0 0 l.W 126 60 Terry Snodgross (14) Fresno Stote 79, Santa Clara 76 (30T) throws with 55 seconds remaining. win when Vernon Marhsall tWs- scored 17 of his 21 points in the x Montreal 34 24 11 79 263 231 Lance Ten Broeck Detroit 36 29 . 554 10 Friday's Games Denver 2 1 0 .667 79 71 game of Beat the Clock. X Buffalo 32 22 13 77 248 197 Chicago 31 35 .470 IS'/a (Winners play March 17) Oakland 1 1 1 500 55 W Buzzer beaters took centec stage Geoff Arnold’s basket put St. fired on a running jumper from the second half to lead U(!;LA to a 78-47 John Cook Syracuse, 21-8 (7) vs. DePaul. 19-9 (10) . Clemson (16-12) at Tennessee- x-Quebec 34 25 9 77 283 242 Jay Delsing Clevelond 26 39 .400 20 ' Chattanoga (22-7), 7:30 p.m. Arlzono 2 1 0 .667 64 44 Joseph’s back on top with U baseline with five seconds remain­ victory over Montana. 5 Atlanto 26 40 . OV Georgia Tech, 24-7 (2) vs. Mercer, 22-8 in first-round action, signalling Boston 32 28 8 72 259 236 Sandy Lyle 394 2 3 San Antonio 1 2 0 37 ^ Hartford 21 38 9 51 231 293 Indiana 20 46 .303 26V? (15) Portland 1 2 0 .3 ^ M prolonged life for St. Joseph’s seconds left. Cavener then hit a ing. Moten missed the tip and David Lundstrom (Winners ploy March 17) Houston (16-13) at Lamor 09-11), 8:30 Campbell Conference Jim Nelford Western Conference p.m. Los Angeles 0 3 0 .OX 67 B3 when the final shot of the game layup and was fouled with five DSL’s Donald Jacobs knocked the At Fresno, Calif., Mitch Arnold Norris Division Midwest Division Southeast Saturday's Games Mike Smith W L Pet. GB March 14 Butler (19-9) at Indiana (1613), 7:30 counted,' and for Virginia when it seconds left. Cavener — who ball away as time expired. hit a 15-foot jump shot and reserve W L T Pts. GF GA Brett Upper p.m. (All Times EST) x St. Louis 33 24 11 77 263 244 Denver 42 23 .646 — At South Bend, Ind. Arizona at Tampa Bay, 1 :X p.m. didn’t. scored 17 points in his final At Milwaukee, Kerry Trotter Mark Guslin sank two free throws Lanny Wadkins Houston 39 26 .600 3 Auburn (11) 59, Purdue (6) 58 Fordham 09-11) ot Richmond (2610), x-Chlcogo .. 33 33 5 71 273 271 Seve Ballesterose 7:30 p.m. . Son Antonio at Los Angeles, 8 p.m. At Columbia, Mo., referee Wil­ Missouri performance — canned scored 17 points, including 10 in a in the third overtime, helping Minnesoto 22 , 37 11 55 234 281 Dallas 37 29 . 561 5Va Kansas (3) 49, Ohio University (14) 38 Orlando ot Portland, 9 p.m. Frank Conner San Antonio 33 34 .493 10 (Winners play March 16) Second Round liam Drill of the Southern Confer­ the free throw to give Missouri its key first half-run, to lead Mar­ Fresno State to a 79-76 victory over Detroit 21 37 11 53 263 313 Lorry Hinson (Dates & sites to be determined) Sundoy's Gomes Toronto 17 45 7 41 214 299 Utah 31 35 .470 IIV3 Notre Dame (7) 79,Oregon State (10) 70 Jacksonville atC^kland, 4 p.m. ence allo’wed Rodney Blake’s tip-in only lead of the game. quette to a 77-64 victory over Santa Clara. Arnold scored 12 of Joe Inman Kansos City 24 42 .364 Quarterfinals Smythe Division Jack Nickious 10»/3 Saturday, March 23 Memphis at Birmingham, 2:X p.m. with no time remaining and the red At Morgantown, W. Va., a Bradley. his 18 points in the overtime x-Edmonton 45 16 8 97 344 245 ^ Pacific Division North Carolina (2) 76. Middle Tennes­ New Jersey at Boltimore, 2:X p.m. Corev Povin see (15)-57 (sites to be determined) light flashing behind the basket to last-second tip in by Lester Rowe, At Tampa, Fla., Darryl Patter­ sessions as the Bulldogs played the x-Winnipeg 37 27 7 81 315 300 Chris Perry x-L.A -Aokers 47 18 .723 — Semifinals Monday’s Gomes x Calgary 35 26 8 78 317 267 Phoenix 31 35 .470 I6V3 (Winners ploy Morch 16) Denver at Houston, 9 p.m. give St. Joseph’s a 68-67 victory whose 13 points keyed West Virgi­ son scored 25 poitits and Curtis final two overtimes without their Larry Rinker March IS Wednesday, March 27 Lps Angeles 30 26 13 72 298 282 Willie Wood Portland 30 36 ,455 17V3 Madison SauareGarden, New York Thursdoy, Morch 21 over Missouri. nia’s second-half rally, "was disal­ Kitchen added 16 rebounds and 8 starting front line. Fred Emerson, Vancouver 22 39 8 52 244 352 Seattle 27 39 . 409 2OV2 Doyton, Ohio Orlando at Jacksonville, 8:Xp.m . Calvin Peete L A. CIlDoers 23 .343 25 Michlgon, 25-3 (1) vs. Fairlelgh- Finals lowed, A ruling that it came after blocked shots to spark South Scott Barnes and Jos Kuipers all x-clinched playoff spot Don Pooley 44 Friday, March 29 " I’m going by the gun," Drill Thursday's Results Golden State 18 47 .277 29 Dickinson, 21-9 (16) the buzzer delivered a 56-55 victory Florida to a 77-66 triumph over fouled out trying to guard 7-foot-2 Nick Price Villanova, 19-10 (8) vs. Dayton, 19-9 (9) Madison SauareGarden, New York said. “ The ball was in the air when Boston 7. New Jersey 4 KIkuo UArai x-clinched playoff berth Wake Forest. The Demon Deacons Bronco center Nick Vanos, who Winnipeg 4, Montreol 1 Thursday's Results (Winners play March 17) the gun went off. 1 go by the gun. to Virginia. Charles Bolling Boxing West Virginia, which trailed by were without leading scorer and had 24 points, 11 rebounds and 6 Woshington 4, Toronto 0 Russ Cochran New York 106. Chicago 97 Maryland. 23-11 (5) vs. Miami of Ohio, It’s official." Friday's Games Keith Fergus L.A. Cliooers 113, Indiano 112 20-10 ( 12) Missouri assistant coach Gary 13 points in the first half, rallied for rebounder Kenny Green, who blocked shots while playing 53 of Atlanta 120, Golden State 112 Louisiana Stole, 19-9 (4) vs. Navy, 25-5 (Ail Times EST) ‘ Lon Hinkle Baseball Filbert went by his eyes. a 55-55 tie with 35 seconds remain­ missed a Monday practice and was the 55 minutes. Winnipeg at Quebec, 7:35 p.m, Peter Oosterhulsr San Antonio IX , Seattle 93 (13) Buffalo ot Edmonton, 9:35 p.m. Friday's Games (Winners play March 17) Major fight scheduie “Absolutely, it was no good,” ing, But Virginia guard Darrick barred from playing by Coach Carl At Cincinnati, Freshman Roger Tommy Volentine Midvii^t Detroit of Vancouver, 10:35 p.m. Richard Zokol (All Times EST) March 15 at Las Vegas, Nev. — said Filbert, coaching the team for Simms tied the score by hitting Tacy. Without Green, who aver­ McClendon scored 16 points to lead Soturdoy's Games New York at PhilodelDhla, 7:30p.m. March 14 Dovid Edwards At Tulsa, Okla. c-Larry Holmes vs. David Bey, 15, Norm Stewart, who sat up in the from underneath, and when he was aged 17.0 points and 8.3 rebounds. Cincinnati to a 77-61 victory over Calgary at Boston Dovid Frost Houston ot Washington, 7:30o.m. IBF heavyweight title; Michael Dokes N.Y. Rangers at Pittsburgh Boston ot Cleveland, 8 p.m. Louisiana Tech (5) 78, Pittsburgh (12) Exhibition basebaii standings stands with neck spasms. " I ’ve fouled by Rowe, hit the winning Wake Forest was mauled 42-20 on Kent State. Buddy Gordner 54 vs. Randy "Tex" Cobb, 10, heavy­ Hartford at St. Louis, night Thomas Lehman Phoenix at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. weights; Bonecrusher Smith vs. Tony never seen such a blatant call in 31 point from the free-throw line. the boards as Kitchen grabbed 13 At Louisville, Ky., Billy Thomp­ Minnesota at Montreal, night Steven Llebler Denver at Dalles. 8:30 p.m. Ohio State (4) 75. Iowa State (13) 64 AMERICAN LEAGUE Kansas City at Utah, 9:30 p.m. (Winners play March 16) Tubbs, 10, heavyweights; Davey Hil­ years of coaching and I hope I At Lafayette, La., another game reb()unds in the second half alone. son and Barry Sumpter each Washington at N.Y. Islanders, night Mike McCullough W L P ton Jr. vs. unnamed opponent, 10, Philadelphia at Toronto, night Son Antonio at L.A. Lokers, 10:Xp.m. Oklahoma (1) 96, North Carolina A8iT- Toronto 6 0 l.( never do again. was decided in the last second, this A t Cookeville, Tenn., Michael scored 18 points to lead Louisville Tim Norris (16) 83 welterweights. Detroit at Los Angeles, night Steve Pate Golden Stoteot Portland, 10:Xp.m Detroit 6 1 .( “ The guy, and I don’t know his time with no controversy, as Brotlks’ steal with three seconds to a 77-75 victory over Alcorn State. Joey Sindelar Saturday's Games Illinois State (9) 58, Southern Cot (8) 55 Baltimore 5 1 .( AHL standings Jeff Sluman Indiano at New York, night Cleveland 4 1 .1 Ken Brown New Jersey at Philadelphia, night (Winners ploy March 16) Chicogo 6 3 .( Northern Division Chi Chi Rodriguez Washington at Detroit, night March 15 Milwaukee 3 3 . ! Bowling W L T Pfs. GF GA Hal Sutton Phoenix at Milwaukee, night «At Houston, Texas California 1 1 .! Spring Training roundup M Maine 36 27 9 81 273 232 Steve Bowman Cleveland at Dallas, night Texas Tech, 23-7 (6) vs. Boston Boston 3 4 .d Adirondack 32 29 8 72 258 285 L.A. Lakers at L.A. Clippers, night College. 18-10 (11) Rex Caldwell Minnesota 3 4 . ^ UPl photo Fredericton 29 32 8 66 234 260 Dave Elchelberger Atlonto at Portland, night Duke, 22-7 (3) vs. Pepperdine, 23-8 (14) Texas, 2 3 . ^ Galaxies Novo Scotia 27 32 6 62 240 258 Scott Hoch (Winners ploy March 17) Kansas City 2 4 . ' Sandl Pagonl 128, Cindy Leonard SherbroolMichael Jordan (front) is shadowed by Moncton 28 36 6 62 246 256 Kennv Knox Nets 106. Bulls 97 Michigan State. 19-9 (10) Oakland 1 3 .4 Cushman 125. Rejuvenated pitchers fortify Giants Southern Division Ralph Landrum Memphis Stole, 27-3 (2) vs. Penn, 13-13 New York 0 6 .( New York Knicks’ Bernard King (rear) while they chase a Binghamton 44 19 7 95 330 234 Allen Miller (15) NATIONAL LEAGUE Rochester 36 21 12 64 283 254 Mike Nicolette CHICAGO (97) (Winners play March 17) W L Home Engineers loose ball in first quarter action at Madison Square Baltimore 35 24 8 78 266 211 David Ogrin Greenwood 1-50-0 2, Woolrldge 10-132-5 West Chicogo By United Press International G ard en. \ Springfield 33 30 4 70 272 262 Mork Wiebe 22, Corzlne 2-3 M 4, Jordan 5-18 611 16, March 14 Montreol Ruth Allen 180-465, Martha Grant A New Haven 28 35 6 64 276 300 Brad Bryant Whatley 1-4 2-2 4, Matthews 1-4 0-0 2, At Salt Lake City, Utah Philadelphia 211- 497, Lynn Davis 199-192-527, Jonet The San Francisco Giants fin­ Hershev 21 38 10 52 267 292 Dave Davis Dailey 9-18 65 23, Oldham 1-1 0-0 2, St John s (1) 83. Southern (16) 59 Son Francisco . Dakin 185-476, Shirley Eldrldoe 180-177- ished with the worst record in the St, Cotharins 21 41 6 48 238 320 John Adams Johnson 5-6 4-4 14, Higgins 1-4 0-2 2, Arkansos (9) Iowa (8) 54 Cincinnati *' 501, Evelyn Anton 178, Francine Tur- NBA roundup Thursday's Result Jones 1 -2 04) 2, Green 2-3 0-04. Totals 39-81 (Winners ploy March 16) aeon 458, Linda (iorbitt 227-495, Carol major leagues last season, and a Fredericton 3, New Haven 2 Bob Boyd 19-29 97. Atlanta Mark Calcavecchla Nevoda-Los Vegos (4) 85, Son Diego Los Angeles Scott 451, Alice Chittick 465, Cindy big reason for that was poor Friday's (3ames Bob Eastwood NEW YORK (106) State (13) X Houston Hurley 471, Martha Montany 454, Doris St. Catharines at Moncton Boilev 611 2-3 14, King 10-21 4-4 24, Kentucky (12) 66, Washington (5) 58 Topllff 473, Cathy Bohlallan 461. pitching. Bob Glider New York Having a healthy Atlee Ham- Adirondack at Sherbrooke Jeff Gryglel Bannister 1-2 (W) 2, Tucker 611 2-2 15, (Winners play March 16) St. Louis Baltimore at Springfield Walker 7-158-1222, Orr 4-97-815, Carter2-4 Morch 15 maker back should help the Saturday's C^mes Steve Jones 4-4 8, Canenall 0-004)0, Grunfeld 3-504)6. Pittsburgh Chaney wins first At Albuquerque, N.M. Tri-Town Binghamton at Adirondack Andy Magee WllkinsO-OOOO, Totals 39-7827-33106. San Diego problem, but getting a rejuvenated Victor Regalado Tulsa, 23-7 (6) vs. Texos-EI Poso, 21-9 split squad games included Bob Arendt 202-576, Don Dzen 224-563, New Haven at Fredericton Ivan Smith ( 11) Vida Blue could rectify the trou­ Baltimore at Hershev Chicago , 28 24 21 24— 97 Thursday, March 14 Sfu Parker 204-553, Ken Margotta By United Press International Knicks 106, Bulls 97 Mick Soli North Carolina Stole, 20-9 (3) vs. New York (A L) 7. Florida State 3 201- 512, Gary Clarke 201-502, AndV bles completely. Sherbrooke ot Maine Mike Sullivan New York* 32 29 26 19^106 Nevoda-Reno, 21-9 <14) Rochester at Springfield Three-point goal— Tucker. Fouled New York (N L) 2. Houston (ss) 1 Michaud 546, Ray Bessette 532, Dick Hammaker and Blue, both try­ At New York. Bernard King Leonard Thompson (Winners play March 17) Houston (ss) 3, Los Angeles 1 With his first victory under his out— None. Totot fouls— Chicago 26, New Alobama, 21-9 (7) vs. Arizona, 21-9 (10) Kingsley 516, Bob Torrev 502, Bill ing to mount comebacks in 1985, scored 24 points and Darrell Dennis Trlxler York 26. Rebounds— Chicogo 41 (Green­ Montreal 6, Atlanta 2 Torrev 502, Howie Edwards 510, Emil belt. Clippers coach Don Chaney Bruins 7. Devils 4 Dave Barr Virginia Commonwealth, 25-5 (2) vs. Chicogo (A L) 7. Phlladelphio 2 combined to shutout the Chicago Walker added 22 to lead the wood 8), New York 40 (Boilev 10). Marshall. 21-12 (15) Stavens 522, Pete Ford 537. was relieved. Boston 4 2 1— 7 Ron Commons Boston 9, Cincinnati 7 Cubs for six innings Thursday, Knicks. For Chicago, the loss was Jeff Coston Assists— Chicago 27 (Jordan 8), New (Winners play March 17) “ It feels great," Chaney said of New Jersey 1 1 2— 4 York 27 (Walker 8). Technicals— New Detroit 5, St. Louis 4 helping the Giants to a 9-3 Cactus the 14th in its last 15 road games. First period— 1, Boston, Goring 13 Danny Edwards Konsos City 4, Pittsburgh 3 NIte Owls Los Angeles’ 113-112 triumph over Donnie Hammond York coach Brown. New York, EaatRegl''nal League victory. ^ The Knicks played without for- (Middleton), 6:37. 2, Boston. Simmer 31 illegal defense, Chicago, illegal de­ Baltimore 5, Texas 2 Marion Smith 183-509, Laurie Gagnon the Indiana Pacers Thursday (LInsemon, Bourque), 10:33. 3, Boston, Pat McGowan San Francisco 9, Chicogo (N L) 3 The triumph ran San Francis­ warjd Pat Cummings and guard Tom Sieckman fense. A— 13,766 17B, Doreen Gagnon 181-466, Maureen night. “ It was a little scary, but it Lukowich 10 (Slelgher, Milbury), 13:39.4, Seattle 5, Son Diego 4,10 innings Wood 182-498, Lisa Cox 463, Doris co's spring record to 3-2 while RgrY Sparrow, who were sidelined Boston, Crowder29(Llnseman, Simmer). Stuart Smith Cleveland 13. Oakland 3 J.C. Snead G6orgetown68.L8high43 Boulanger 479, Jodi Isikewicz 191-453, ■ Chicago fell to 4-2. feels great. My wife was wonder­ with injuries. Quintin Dailey led 14:11. 5, New Jersey, Pichette 15 Milwaukee 5, Californio 4 Roxanne Wilson 451, June Rowett 455, (Gagner, McAdam), 15:28. Penalties— Howard Twitty Toronto 2. Minnesota 1 ing if I'd end up going 0-21” Tom Wotson Clippers 113, Pacers 112 LEHIGH (43) Hammaker, who has battled the Bulls with 23 points. Slmonettl. Bos, 7:58; Cirella, NJ, 11:09. Friday, Morch 15 arm problems the last two years, It was Chaney s first victory in Second period— 6, New Jersey, Robert Wrenn Oueenan 2-12 610 13, Wlckman61 600, Los Angeles vs. Atlanto at West Palm LaVae Industrial Hawks 120, Warriors 112 Pichette 16 (Gagne. Bridgman), pp, Chip Beck LA CLIPPERS (113) Henderson 7-6 60 4, Androlewicz 1.6,60 2, Beach, Fla., 1:30 p.m. showed no signs of stiffness as he six tries since taking over for the 8:09. 7, Boston, Thelin 4 (Linseman), Charles Coody Johnson 4-11 1-2 9, Ketchings 1-2 4-4 6, Poloho 9-17 2-2 20, Russell 62600, Greene Pittsburgh vs. Houston at Kissimee, Brlon Brown 214-604, Paul Charette tossed three sharp innings. Mean­ fired Jim Lynam and he had to At Oakland, Calif., Dominique 9:01. 8 Boston. Fergus 27 (Bourfciue). Bobby Cole Donaldson 67 2-2 12, Nixon 8-16 3-3 21, 60 60 0, Dowling 60 60 0, Doswell 61 Fla., 1 :X p.m. 210-555, Mike Katsovage 201-561, Gary Wilkins scored 29 points to pace the 10:u0 ( ''riolties— Milbury, Bos. 6:41; Jim Dent Smith 7-15 8-10 22, Bridgemon 610 2-3 14, 60 0, Chesloch 61 2-2 2,Gregory 63 60 Cincinnati vs. Philadelphia at Clear­ Cockerham 202, Dan Elmore 201-222- while, Blue — attempting a come­ wait until the last second before he Linseir.i.n, Bos9:32; Simmer, Bos,major Dale Douglass Gordon 4-9 0-0 8, White 2^2 04) 4, Walton 67 0, Martin 61 2-2 2, Bronner 60 60 0, water, Flo., 1 :X p.m. 620, Pete DeCarll212, John Belaskv220, back from a drug conviction in 1983 could celebrate. injury-hampered Hawks. Atlanta (fighting),9:32; Lever, NJ,9:32; Cirella, Lou Groham 04)6, Edwards 5-61-211. Totals— 45-8521-26 McKay 60 60 0, McCarvev 60 60 0. New York (N L) vs. Boston at Winter Rich Funke 212-593, Don Wilson 572, started the game with only nine 113. — hurled three strong innings. The James Donaldson’s jump shot NJ,major (fighting),9:32; MacLean.NJ, Phil Hancock Totals 14-5015-1643. Haven, Fla., 1:X p.m. Nick Morroti 221, Don Humiston healthy players and lost starting 13:56. Jodie Mudd INDIANA (112) GEORGETOWN (68) St. Louis vs. Kansas City at Fort 202- 561, Denny Carlin 215, John KozIckI former American League Cy with two seconds left was the Third period— 9, New Jersey, Hot- Steve Stopa Williams 8-18 2-5 18, Kellogg 614 04) 10, Martin 611 4-4 10, Williams 7-11 60 14, Myers, Fla., 1:X p.m. 212- 593, Butch Sovlno217, Gory Rowson Young and Most Valuable Player game-winner for the Clippers. forward Antoine Carr with an tmeyer 1 (Lever, Verbeek), 13:48. 10. Keith Swindell Stlpanovlch 14-23 69 34, Thomas 69 64 9, Ewing 69 5-6 11, Jackson 4-6 2-2 10, Montreal vs. Texas at Pompano, Fla., 565, Tony Marine 257-220-622, Mike ankle sprain in the first six Rocky Thompson Flemming 4-8 64 11, Garnett 4-8 04) 8, winner has given up just one run in Donaldson had grabbed a ball that New Jersey, Ludvig 12 (Hiemer, Bridg­ Wingofe 6-12 2-6 14, McDonald 2-4 1-3 5, 1 :X p.m. Vossollo 231-561, Rich Garner 217-562, minutes. Purvis Short had a man), 18:00. 11, Boston. Middleton 24 Michael Bornblatt Brown 67 0-0 6, Slchtlng 5-8 1-1 11, Broadrtax 62 60 0, Dalton 1-2 60 2, Baltimore vs. Chicago (A L) at Ort Cowles 223-588, Rich Pinto 210, Dick two appearances this spring. had been knocked loose by the (Reid), 19:51. Penalties— Crowder, Freddie Haas Durrant 2-31-1 5. Totals— 48-98 1624 112. Morteen 60 60 0, Floyd 60 60 0, Sarasoto, Flo., 1 :X p.m. Murphy 217-553, John Myers 215-595, The Giants’ offensive attack was Pacer defense before the basket. game-high 34 points for the Babe Hiskey Bos, major-minor (fighting), 3:46; LA Clippek 28 35 26 24— 113 Hlghsmlth 60 2-4 Z Lockhart 60 60 0. New York (A L) vs. Detroit at BUI Leonord 246, Al senna 246-553. led by Jeff Leonard, who went Warriors. Cirella, NJ, major (fighting). 3:46; Larry Ziegler Indiana ' 26 33 26 27— 1)3 Tatals 26-57 16-25 68. Lakeland, Fla., l:X p .m . “ Both teams played extremely Ludvig, N J,5:41. Bill Buttner Three-point goals— Nixon 2. Fouled Halftime— Georgetown 39, Lehigh 11. Toronto vs. Minnesota at Orlando, Flo., 2-for-3 with three RBI, and Johnnie well down the stretch.” said Pacer Spurs 100, Sonics 93 Shots on goal— Boston 10-7-7— 24. Ed Selser out— None. Total Fouls— Los Angeles Fouled out— WIckman. Total 1 :X p.m. LeMaster, who was 3-for-3. . Greg Powers 20, Indiana 19. Rebounds— Los Angeles coach George Irvine. “ We de­ At Seattle, Mike Mitchell scored New Jersey 8-13-12— 33. fouls— Lehigh 22, Georgetown 17. San Francisco vs. Chicogo (N L) ot Steve Trout was the loser. 39 (Donoldson 14), Indiana -56 (Willi­ Rebounds— Lehigh 27 • (Queenon 7), Mesa, Arlz., 3 p.m. Rec League flected it and just about came up 19 of San Antonio's 25 fourth- Power-play conversions— Boston 3- PGA statistics ams, Stlpanovlch 12 each). Assists— Georgetown 44 (Martin, Wingate 7). San Diego vs. Oakland at Phoenix, The same two teams square off with the ball. But Donaldson got it quarter points to help the Spurs 0. New Jersey 3-1. Los Angeles 24 (Nixon 5), Indiana » Assists— Lehigh 8 (Androlewicz 3), Arlz., 3 p.m. on Friday at Mesa, Ariz., with and was able to hit a shot that was a snap a three-game losing streak. Goalies— Boston, Keans. New Jer­ (Flemming 8), Technicals— Los An­ Georgetown 16 (Wlllloms, Wingate, Californio .vs. Clevelond ot Tucson, sey, Low. A— 12,455. Scoring geles, Illegal defense, (our. A-11,353. Broadnax 4). Technical— None. A— Arlz., 3 p.m. Mike Krukow starling for the bit outside of his range. Mitchell, who led all scorers with 1, Lonnv Wadkins 69.1,. 2, Craig N.A. Seattle vs. Milwaukee at Sun City, Volleyball results Giants and Dick Ruthven for the “ Jim Thomas hit the ball loose, 25 points, started his surge by Capitals4. Maple LeafsO Slodler 69.16, 3, Don Poolev 69.64, 4, Arlz., 3 p.m. Cubs. but Donaldson got the shot. We had scoring the Spurs’ first 9 points of Larrv Ml2e69,76,5, Ed Florl69.79.6,COrev Midwest regional Soturday, March 16 Playoffs: American Division — In­ Toronto 0 0 0— 0 Pavin 69.81. 7, Scott Simpson 69.93.8, Don Los Angeles vs. Houston at Kissimee, surers def. Buffalo Water Tavern, Elsewhere: our best defensive players in the the period. Seattle has lost five of Washington 1 3 0— 4 Pohl69.96.9, Gary Koch70.22. T10,2tledith Spurs 100, Sonics 93 Fla., 1 :» p.m. 15-10, 15-12; Watkins def. Redwood At Dunedin, Willie Aikens’ bad- game.” its last six games. First Period— 1 .Washington, 70.28. New Yor/ (N L) vs. St. Louis at St. Forms, 15-9, 15-10. Next gome — hop grounder over the glove of McEwen 10 (Carpenter, Shond), 6:24. Driving distance Louisiana Tech 78. Pittsburgh 54 Petersburg Flo., 1:Xp.m . Tuesday, March 19, Insurers vs. Red­ UPl photo SAN ANTONIO (100) wood ol 6:30. The winner ploys Watkins aecoira baseman Steve Lombar- Penalties— McEwen, Wash,4:18; McGill, 1, Jim Dent273.6.2, Andv Bean 273.4. T3, lavaroni 1-9 1-2 3, Mitchell 10-14 65 25, Kansos City vs. Pittsburgh at Braden­ Tor, .10:47; Yaremchuk, Tor, major Fred Couples and Bill Glasson 271.7. 5, ton, Fla., 1\X p.m. March 26 at 6:30. dozzi in the bottom of the ninth Gilmore 611 4-9 16, Gervin 615 1-2 13, PITTSBURGH (54) National Division — Main Pub def. JeH Kunkel (right) of the Texas Rangers third baseman Tod d C ruz takes the (fighting), 16:47; Veitch, Wash, minor- Gregg Twiggs 271.4. 6, Dan Pohl 270.9. 7, Moore 4-6 1-2 9, Robertson 66 5-6 11, C ’ *• Wlllloms 61 60 0, CtncinnotNys Mlnn«oto ot Orlando, scored Mitch Webster from second oAk^tR£lt Economy Electric, 15-13, 15-13; Six major (fighting), 16:47; Salming, Tor, Mac O’Gradv 269.8.8, Joey Sindelar 267.8. Cook 660-06, Paxson 4-604)8, Bonks651-2 Smith 68659, Davld2-4604,(3ore4-13608 Fla., 1:X p.mT is safe at third base after a triple down throw . 20 :00. 9, Clarence Rose 267.5. TIO, 2 tied wlh Phllodelphia vs. Toronto at Dunedin, Packers def. North Enders, 15-13,13-15, base with the winning run to lift the 9, Jones 04) 04) 0. Totals 41-78 1628 Alken61620, Watkins 1-360Z^rr^str^o 15-5. Next game — Tuesday, Main Pub Second Period— 2, Washington, Gus- 267.3. 100. 631-21, Miklasevich 64600, Ferg^ton"-? Flo., 1:M n.m. Toronto Blue Jays to a 2-1 victory the left field line as Baltimore Orioles' tafsson 8 (Laughlln, Andersson), pp. 1:53. Driving, percentoge In folrwav Detroit vs. Boston at Winter Haven, vs. North Enders at 6:30. The winner PACKAGE STORE SEATTLE (93) plays Six Packers, March 26 at 6:30. over the Minnesota Twins. Kent 3, Washington, Carpenter 47 (Samp­ 1, Lee Elder .838. 2, Gene Llttler .808,3, McCormick 65 1-2 7, Vranes 67 0-0 8, Flo., 1:X p.m. inning off Pittsburgh reliever Rick Strawberry’s two-out eighth­ allowed two hits in five scoreless son, Haworth), 8:16. 4, Woshington, Tim Norris .788 . 4, Mike Reid .786. T5, SIkmo 610 7-9 13, Henderson 615 1-2 13, LOUISIANA TECH (78) New York (A L ) vs. Chicago (A L ) at Women's — Clark Paint def. Wood­ Hrfoek homered for Minnesota and Laughlln 13 (Stevens, Carpenter), 16:18. Calvin Peele and Tom Kite ,-782. 7, Jack Wood 619 65 19, Blockwell 65 04) 6, Simmons 610 6613, Godbolt 4-69-1017 Sarosoto, Fla., 1:Xp.m . land Gardens, 15-17, 15-13, 15-12; Buf­ Buck Martinez for Toronto. Reuschel to defeat the Pirates 4-3. inning double lifted the Mets to a innings and was backed by an 25 Oak St., Manchester Penalties— Gartner, Wash,-2:40; Renner .757. 8, Dovid Edwards .752. 9, Boltimore vs. Texos at Pompano, Flo., falo Water Tavern det. Scissor Works, 5 2-1 victory over the Houston 18-hit offense as the Cleveland Chambers9-141-119, BrIckowskI 2-2004, Malone4-101-29, Doyls M Z o i, Smith2-8 15-10, 15-13. Next game — Wednesday, At Winter Haven, Fla., Glenn Pat Sheridan drove in two runs McEwen, Wash, 10:17; Landon, Tor, Doug Tewell .746. 10, Hale Irwin .740. Sobers 2-6 OO 4, King 00 000. Totals 4083 M 4, Bland 7-10 2-4 16, Fronk 4-5 64 11 1 :X p.m. with a single, and Greg Pryor Astros. Indians trounced the Oakland A’s Sale Prices Fri. & Sat. Only 13:30; Wregget, Tor,served by Derlago, Greens In regulation 1619 93. Emerson 1-1 M 2, Hannibal 64 60 0,’ Montreal vs. Atlanta at West Palm Clark Paint vs. Scissor Works at 6:30. Hoffman’s two-run double high­ 14:38; Gill, Tor. 19:36. 1, Dan Pohl .764. 2, Al Gelberger .763. 3, Beach, Fla., 1:40 p.m. The winner plays Buffolo Water Tav­ singled in Butch Davis with the At Tucson, Ariz., Bert Blyleven 13-3, San Antonio 23 30 22 25— 100 w i m a r a ^ '-3 W> 2. Totals lighted a five-run eighth inning and Jack Nickious .762. 4, Corey Povin Seattle 21 31 19 22— 93 Californio vs. San Diego at Yuma, ern, March 27, at 6:30. winning run. St. Patrick’s Day Third Period — No scoring. .757. 5, Bruce Lletzke .747. T6, Mike Reid lifted the Boston Red Sox to a 9-7 Fouled out— None. Total fouls— Haittime— Louisiana Tech 37, Pitt 20 Arlz., 3 p.m. At Clearwater, Fla., rookie Penalties— Adams, Wash. 1:51; Voive, and John Mahoffey .746. 8, Doug Tewell San Antonio 26, Seattle 25. Rebounds— TotaMouls— Pitt 21, Louisiana Tech 16 Clevelond vs. Son Francisco ot Adult basketball decision over the Reds. Cincinnati B L I S S ESTABLISHED 1 S B 2 Tor, 8:39; Adorns. Wash, 8:39; Salming, .741. 9, Scott Simpson .739. 10, Buddy San Antonio 44 (Cook, Gilmore 7 Foo ed O ld - Wlllloms. Rebounds-Piti Scottsdole, Arlz., 3 p.m. player-manager Pete Rose, play­ outfielder Ken Williams drove in Celebration! Tor, 10:07; Sampson. Wash, 12:34; Gardner .738. each), Seottle 36 (SIkmo 11). a (S h e p ^ d 7), Louisiana Tech 56 Chicago (N L) vs. Milwaukee at Sun Manchester Police won by forfeit three runs with a pair of homers to McGill, Tor, minor-molor (fighting), Putts per round Assists— San Antonio 26 (Paxson Malone, Simmons 10). Assists— Pitt i? City, Arlz., 3 p.m. over Allied Printing, ing in his first exhibition game, 18:58; Sampson, Wosh, moior (fighting), 1, Fuzzy Zoeller 21.17. 2, Morris 8), Seattle 26 (Henderson 7), Seattle vs. Oakland at Phoenix, Arlz., 3 Playoff action begins Monday night collected two hits. Jim Rice hit his lift the Chicago White Sox to a 7-2 SWARMING Hatalsky 27.50. 3, KIkuo Aral 27.94. 4, ikmilh' 2>, Louisiana Tech 17 BEER SPECIALS 18:50. Technical fouls— San Antonio, Illegal T*<:bnlcal fouls— None. p.m. with Green Hardware vs, Manchester second homer for Boston. victory over the Philadelphia Shots on Goal— Toronto 4-4-9— Lanny Wadkins 28.19, 5, Craig Stodler defense. A— 5,580. Cycle Shoo of 6:30 and Fogarty Oilers Phillies. Williams, 20, split time 17. Woshington 12-19-9— 40. 28.20. 6, Robert Lohr 28.42. 7, Rex vs. Donato's Lounge at 8 p.m. at llling. Al Tallahasee, Fla., Butch Wy- Heineken 12 oz. btls. 15.99 case Caldwell 28.45. 8, Ron Streck 28.52. 9, Western Regionai Monchester Police plays Westown last season between Class A and TERMITES Goal tenders— Toronto, Wregget. Don Poolev 28.56.10, Pot McGowan 28.67. Hawks IZO.Warriors 112 Pharmoev of 6:30 and Allied PMntInS negar, Omar Mareno and Rickey Class AA in the minor leagues. ASK FOR A COMPLETE Bud Suit Oase cant 9.99 case Washington, Jensen. Percentage of subpor holes tpces DIRosd Cleaners at 8 p m Henderson hit hoitie runs to give 1, Crolg Stodler .273. Z Lanny Wadkins At Kissimmee, Fla., Darryl A TL A N TA (120) Tuesday night at llling. the New York Yankees their first HOME INSPECTION-NOWI Labatts Ale bits. 12.99 case Power Ploy Conversions— Toronto .272. 3, Tom Watson .256. T4, Gll Morgan 8L John's 83, Southern 59 Final standings: National Division__ 6-0, Washington 7 2. A— 10,660. and Chip Beck .236, T6, Dan Pohl and Don Carr 2-2 (M) 4, Wilkins 12-25 67 29, Transactions victory of the spring, a 7-3 decision Act quickly: avoid additional damage. Bliss Poolev .23V 8, Ed Florl .229. 9, Larry Willis 7-15 3-4 17, E. Johnson 613 63 15, AllledPrlu'Ino 13-2. Manche?fii- Michelob btls. 12.99 case WIttmon 11-16 2-2 24, Levingston 69160 8, SOUTHERN (59) 12-3, DIRosa Cleaners 10-4, Westown over Florida State University. termite experts— plus our technical staff— provide Mize .228. TIO, 2 tied with .227. Staves 62600, Lee 61410, Hosklns612 Pharmacy 8-6, Hose Co. 6-8, B.A. Club Eagles Rivers 3-6 5-8 9, Brown 1-3 1-2 3, New York is 0-8 in Grapefruit over a century of trained experience. They’ll check your entirB house and Hastings 610 65 11, Totals 49-99 22-3) 6617,Gabrlel6136313,Dedmon4-104-512, 4-10, Sportsman Cote 4-10, Manchester Bud 20.99 V4 keg T l, Don Poolev and Buddy Gardner 6 Bridges 62 60 0, Foulkner, Jeff 2-4 1-4 5, Foottzall Bar Association 0-14. ' League games. Radio and TV T3, Tommy Valentine, John Cook, Corev 120. help you wold additional piDbleftis. 5 year guarantee included. GOLDEN STATE (112) Ponton00630, Kelly61600, John son 60 Oakland — Signed tight end Paul American Division — Green Hard- At Lakeland, Fla., the Detroit You could havd teuqht 200 Miller 20-99 V* keg Povin and Lorry Rinker 5. T 7 ,10 tied with 600, Faulkner, JImOIOOO, Leeguardl-1 Bergman to o 2-vear controct. wore 12-2, Fogarty Oilers 9-5, Donato's Short 1628 7-10 34, Smith 611 62 12, Phllodelphia (N F L ) — Signed guard Tigers scored five early runs then ounces ol 8ILVIII J&qaf* Whitehead 612 1-2 11, Floyd 7-16 2-2 16, 602.Totals26«1621S9. Lounge 9-5, Manchester Cycle W , TODAY Birdies ST. JOHN'S (U ) Ron Baker to o series of 1-year contracts Paganl Caterers 6-8, Gentle Touch Cor held On to defeat the St. Louis hard), for only f1)|a or 4 LidUOR SPECIALS 1, Fred Couples 133.2, Curtis Strange124. Wilson 1-5 60 2, Conner 612 2-4 18, through 1987. 4:30 NCAA Tournament: Tulso vs. Aleksinas 2-5 60 4, Teagle 2-9 1-2 6, M Berry 9-17 6-7 24, Glass 1-2 2-2 4, Wash 6-8, Style 5-9, Fllloramo Con­ Cardinals 5-4 for their sixth ouiiMs ol OOLD. ( M i ^ Leaf 3, Loren Roberts 122. 4, Larry Rinker Wennington 16126523, Mullln 7-127-1021, BotetMlI struction 1‘13. 649-9240 Texos-EI Paso, ESPN 120.5, Craig Stodler 119.6, Larry Mize 117. Johnson 67 1-2 7, Thibeaux 1-1 60 2 straight victory. The World Series or Krugerrand) for only Bailey’s Irish Cream 12.99 5th 7:00 NCAA Tournament: Syracuse Totals 46106 1624 112. Moses62653, Jackson 1-42-24, RowanOO Atlanta — Sent nine players to minors. $1,264** on March 11, 1085 7, Brad Faxon 111. 8, Willie Wood 110. 9, Pitchers Joe Johnson and Mott West and champions have their longest vs. DePoul, ESPN Scott Simpson 109.10, Dan Haldorson 107. Atlanta 33 27 29 31— 120 600, Jones 1-1602, Slewart60610, Bross and paid NO SALES TAX at: Irish Mist 11.99 pt. 14.00 5th 7:30Pro basketball: Knlcksv&.76ers, Golden State 34 21 25 32— 112 1-1002, ShurInaOOOOO. Totals 36512632 Inflelder Andres Thomas sent to minor Women's Rec spring training winning streak in Channel 9 Three-point goals — Short, Teagle. 83. league complex (or reassignment; CONNECTICUT VALLEY COIN Sand saves Halftime— St. John’S 34, Southern 18. pitcher Mike Poyne and outfielder Leo Sportsman Paradise won the playoff seven years and have matched Emmets 6.99 5th 6:00 Pro basketball: Celtics vs. 1, Ron Streck .690.2, Vance Heafner .682. Fouled out— None. Total fouls— championship with a 49-37 vlctdry over 805 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER BUSS Cavollers, WKHT Atlanta Total fouls— Southern 22, St. John's 18. Vargas optioned to AAA Richmond (Va.) their best start since 1961. T3, KIkuo Aral and David Frost.679. 5, Fouled out— Staves. Rebounds— South­ form club; non-roster players — pitcher Cherrone's Thursday night at Maho­ FOR CURRENT PRICES AND TERMITE CONTROL 10:00 Boxing: Larry Holmes vs. Brod Faxon .673. 6, Morris Hatalsky 23, Golden Stote23. Rebounds— Atlanta66 ney Rec Center. Jean Murphy hod 20 At Fort Myers, Fla., the Kansas Leroux Irish Cream 8.89 Dovid Bey. HBO - (Willis 16), Golden State 52 (Whitehead ern 27 (l.ee, Hoskins, Dedmon 5), St. Dove Schuler, catchers Mott Slnotro and INFORMATION CALL .667. 7, Rex Caldwell .647. T8, Mike John's 39 (Berry 13). Assists— Southern 10 John Llckert.ond Inflelder GlennGulllver points and Liz Neubelt 10 to lead City Royals banged out six hits and TM rO U M n r AND LARGEST IN CONN. 11:30 NCAA Tournament: Arizona Sullivan and Dave Barr .643. 10, Bob 13). Assists— Atlanta 15 (E. Johnson 7), Sportsman. Gall Kozlora hod 15 point* Myer’s Rum Cream 12.99 vs. Alabomo. Channel 3 Golden State 21 ( Floyd 8). A— 6,523. (Gabriel 4), St. John's 19 (Wennington 5). — returned to respective minor scoired three runs in the seventh Eastwood .639. Technlcals---None. leogueteoms. and Peggy Marie and Holly Bllllnoel ------opiece for Cherrone's. MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, March 15, 1985 - 13 12 - MANCllKSTER HKRALD. Friday, Murch 15, 1985 Holmes taunts Bey NHL roundup Wickenheiser injury F O C U S / Weekend on eve of title bout

U - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friduy. March 15. 1985 W eekenders W eekenders Have a spot of tea Guild takes romance * The Producing Guild of Hartford is pre.senting potatoes. • Thu Siilvution Army will huve its unnual Irish Tea or shine. A large contingent will represent Manches­ "Romantic Comedy,” a hit by Bernard Slade, the Dancing is scheduled from 9 p.m. to I a.m., to the trum 10 a m . to 2 p.m. Saturday at the Citadel on Main ter including the Manchester Ihpe Band, the author of "Same Time Next Year." Slade’slhird work music of The Penthouse 4, Local Irish steV dancers Jitreet. Tea, scones and a light luncheon will be Manchester High School Band. East Catholic Tigh will be presented through Murch 31 at Wallace will entertain. Tickets, $7 each, may be purchased at Iivailable. Many gifts and baked goods, such us Irish School Drill Team and majorettes. American Legion Stevens Theater, Hartford Insurance Group, 690 the door. podu bread, will be sold. Post 102 will send a color guard, as will the Asylum Ave., Hartford. Manchester Police. This play is an updated 1930s comedy, complete In all the parade, sponsored by the I'nited Irish A St. Paddy’s sprint with the kind of dialogue one might have heard Societies of Greater Hartford, includes 4.000 people pance all night? between Katharine Hepburn and Cary Grant, or and 24 bands. The route turns left onto Main, then left between Claudette Colbert and Clark Gable. Perfor­ The starting gun for the first Hartford Pub Run, a fThe Verplunck School is sponsoring a dance tonight again onto Church Street. mances are Wedne.sday and Thursday at 8 p.m.; race to benefit the Muscular Dystrophy Association, hi the Army and Navy Club on Main Street, with Don't miss this colorful event. Friday and Saturday at 8:30 p.m.; and Sundays at 2; 30 will be heard at noon on Sunday. The race is sponsored tickets available at the door for $5 each. Music will lx? by Coor's beer, Sean Patrick's Pub and Mad Murphy's utovided by Chuck Skoog. A cash bar and snacks will and 7: 30 p.m. For tickets and reservations, contact the guild box Pub. be available. The fun begins at 8. It’s a bloomin’ lovely day Speed is not the ultimate concern in this particular t, * office at 528-2143. "Bloomsday. " an afternoon of music and readings event. Participants must fill a mug with water, and based on the works of James Joyce, will be held in the race from Patrick's Pub, lOO Trumbull St., Hartford, Puppets are part of it Austin Arts Center, Trinity College, at 2 p.m. Sunday. to Murphy's Pub, 22 Union Place, Hartford, along a He gets no respect! course which winds through Bushnell Park. • jYou can enjoy a puppet show on Sunday at 2 p.m. as A lecture-lunch in Hamlin Hall will precede this Comedian Rodney Dungerfield will present two The person who arrives with the most “brew" left in l)Srt of the children’s theater program at Greater performance. Call 527-8062 for more information, or to performances at Hartford’s Bushnell Memorial Hall the mug will win an all-expenses paid trip for two to Hortford Jewish Community Center, 434 Oakland St. secure seats. tonight. His self-deprecating humor will be heard at 8 Ireland, courtesy of Coor's beer. The second prize is a j^^mission is $3.50 for members and $4 for and 10, and tickets cost $10 and $17.50 each. For vacation at Irish Village on Cape Cod. tiOn-members. Runners are also supposed to get sponsors, who , I reservations, call the box office, 2436-6807. Irish-American dance pledge money to the Muscular Dystrophy Association based on how many ounces are left in the mug at the jUn-bear-ably huggable Call yourself Irish-for-the-weekend, and you'll be end of the race. » Making contact invited to a free dance tonight at the Irish American The top fund-raiser in Hartford will win a trip for ; Northeast School in Rockville is sponsoring a teddy Home Society. 132 Commerce St.. Glastonbury The two to the Bahamas, and the runner-up will receive a M C C shows fiear show and sale titled the Bear Affair on Saturday The Hartford Contact Dancers will be joined by festivities get under vVay around 8; 30 and include weekend for two, donated by the Hartford Sheraton. from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., and on Sunday from 10a.m. to4 some out-of-town talent for a performance of “flying, refreshments and music by Tommy Doyle's Irish All participants will receive a mug and a Coor's p.m. About 30 bear dealers and artists will be selling surfing and sloughing" Saturday at the Hartford Arts Band The event is open to the public T-shirt For more details, call either Sean Patrick's Herald photo by Pinto ‘G o d sp e ir Collectible bears, handcrafted items, accessories, Center, 94 Allyn St. Tickets for the 7; 30 p.m. Pub or Mad Murphy's Pub. clothes, hats and even furniture for teddy bears. Country tunes performance are $6 for general admission, $3 for ! Admission is $1.50 per "big person, " and those students and senior citizens. For more information, 'Godspcll,''fcttiSet> on the Gospel according to Kathy Michau(d and Frank Dorsey downstairs lounge Fridays at 8 p.m. The Cnder 12 will be admitted free. The school may be call 522-5658. ‘Where’s the beef?’ Bach’s Magnificat St. Matthew, Is an ambitious production, reached on East Street, just off Route 30. entertain at the American Legion’s two play country and Western favorites. according to Robert Vater, director of the Instant skyscraper You don't have to look f;ir to find a corned-beel The University of Hartford's Hartt Madrigal Theater Wing of Manchester Community College dinner on Saturday evening There's one planned for Singers, the Hartt Chamber Singers, and a baroque and chairman of the college's Arts and Country stars stay away 5 Second Congregational Church, 395 North Main Et , at instrumental ensemble, will celebrate Bach's 300th Communications Department. "All at once am I several stories high," 6 p.m. Tickets for adults cost $5. and for children sings George A. Dagon Jr. of East birthday with his "Magnificat " and other works. The Theater Wing will present the musical under 12. $3. The musical celebration will be Sunday at 3:30 p.m. tonight and Saturday at 8 p.m. in the college’s Hartford. He is serenading Kit Zayas of But the meal will be served only to those with at Center Church, Gain and Gold streets, Hartford. east campus auditorium. Performances are also Simsbury in the Simsbury Theater advance reservations Call o43-0343 to ensure your The event will conclude with a real blowout — the scheduled March 22 and March 23 at 8 p.m. Tootsie’s bar ends 25-year run Guild's praoduction of "My Fair Lady" jipot audience will help to blow out the 300 candles on Shawn Kelly of East Hartford will play the music machine. They all stopped tonight and Saturday at 8:15 p.m. Bach's cake, at a party in the Church House. Jesus-like character. Bv Mark Schwed “Everything was funky to her; Tickets are $7 each, with discounts available to Two Manchester residents have key roles. United Press International in for a cold one, either before, funky musicians, funky truckdriv- An Irish jig and dance students and senior citizens. Call 243-4421 for more Theater major Kim Mullen plays Gilmer. She has during or after the Saturday night ers, funky young’uns,” Croslin information. performed in the college’s productions of “The - NASHVILLE, Tenn. - Willie Opry show. said. A great day for the Irish The VFW Post a 1604 E. Center St is sponsoring a St Killing of Sister George ” and "Improv 10." In the ^elson and Kris Kristofferson Croslin talks of the superstars as Although she was tolerant of the Patrick's Dinner and Dance Saturday. The supper fall she will attenfl New York University. pogged down snow-covered streets if they were blacksheep in her little scrapes and fjst clashes that The iinnuiil St. Ptitrick's D;iy P;ir;ide step.s off ;il 11 will be served at 7:30 p ni . and w ill include Irish .soda 300 years, and 25 more Music major Joan Humphrey, who will portray •to Lower Broadway and popped in flock. She worries about them and added to the sawdust decorum, a.tn. Saturday from the State Capitol in Hartford, rain bread, corned beef and cabbage, and parslied Sonja. has studied voice at the University of !to sing, drink and laugh at defends them, just like Tootsie. justice was swift and sharp at the Bach would have been 300 years old this year, and Hartford's Hartt Echool of Music, She appeared '.Tootsie’s Orchid Lounge just one “They are a good bunch of boys. Orchid Lounge. the Camerata School of Music & Dance is 25. To in the Manchester Gilbert & Sullivan production •more time. Everybody has tosow a few wild "She had a little hatpin that celebrate both of these anniversaries, the school will of “Gondoliers.” The good ole rich boys are oats. If they didn’t let loose, they’d Charley Pride gave her," Croslin present an all-Bach concert at 8 p.m. Saturday at the Other students in the cast are: David Phillips of Iregulars at Tootsie’s, or at least blow up inside.” recalls. “She’d use that hatpin, too. Immanuel Congregational Church, Farmington Glastonbury; Pat Valuckas, Mark Russell, Rick dhey used to be before they became “ Kristofferson said he went to She had that hatpin ready for you” big shot entertainers. But as their jail for public drunk here more Avenue and Woodland Street. Hartford. This concert Culver. Michael Lunney and Kathleen Kalb- ONE OF THE REASONS Tootsie will include the Brandenberg Concerto Number 5, a careers skyrocketed. Tootsie’s times than he had fingers and fleisch of East Hartford; and Gretchen-Marie was so loved is that she let the c. concerto for two flutes and harpsichord, and the Termann of Colchester. took a dive. toes.” “Closing? It couldn’t be. It Tootsie cared, too. She cared for music people slide on their tabs. so-called Coffee Cantata. Instrumental music will be by RogerSherman She stashed the lOU’s, initialed couldn’t be closing," Kristofferson their bellies, their hearts and their Tickets are $5 and $7, with patron tickets available of Vernon, piano; Walt Silva of Manchester, bass; receipts and torn slips of paper in for $35. Call 236-3404 for more information. and John Gigliotti of Cromwell, drums. asked incredulously. Then the egos from 1960 to 1976, when she street people began wandering in died of cancer. When an artist something called “Tootsie’s Box.” Jac Limbacker of Barkhamsted will direct. Her which was both an accounting husband, Tom Limbacher, will be the technical land the two superstars decided it would finish up on the Opry, “OUR ANNUAL AFFAIR” ."was time to put down the guitars Tootsie would slip some quarters system and a musicians’ referral ‘Passion’ to be sung director and producer. service. If someone needed a SATURDAY, MARCH 16th, 1985 ■and hit the road. in thejukeboxandplay someof the General admission tickets are $5; student and drummer, they’d look in the box I Tootsie’s, once a mecca for artist’s songs. When he walked in, 10:00 a.m. • 2:00 p.m. The South Church Choir and Orchestra of Hartford senior citizens’ tickets are $3.50. For reserva­ LORETTA LYNN for a hungry drummer. That ’s how will present the second part of a Bach trilogy of tions, call the box office, 647-6043. Icountry greats and soon-to-be he would hear his music. That greats, where a bar tab could be must have brought a smile9 . . . nervous no more Gus Barber got lys job with Tom T. LUNCHEON liturgical works this weekend. The “ Passion of Our Hall. The box is gone, but some of Lord Jesus Christ According to Matthew" will be sung forgotten tor a year, is now nothing No wonder her funeral was like a Saturday and Sunday. It is the story of life in the short, heavyset, jolly woman who the tabs are still gathering dust. Assorted Sandwiches, Home Made Pies, Tea, in two parts on Sunday, beginning at 4:30 p.m. A more than a fine example of urban who’s who of country music. foothills ot the Smoky Mountains. Conflicts arise was much loved by the street bums “Oh. God, honey, it was so many supper will be served to those with advance decay. “Oh, Lord, yes, baby, you Ciam Chowder, Coffee, Miik between old mountain values and modern standards. couldn’t hardly walk in that she fed and clothed and by those of them that would have a tab," reservations at 5:45 p.m.. and the concert will resume The play is brought to Hartford by the Guthrie The ceilings are caving in, the ALSO: For your Mother’s Day and Easter gifts visit our gift floors are shaky and gritty, the place,” Croslin said of the church with a different kind of hunger — Croslin hoots. "Roger Miller had at 7 p.m. Although the concert is free, there is a Theater of Minneapolis, considered one of the three those with guitars slung over their one of the biggest tabs — maybe and craft table. Come early for your IRISH SODA BREAD. nominal charge for the supper. Reservations may be posters of country music singers service. finest regional theater companies in the nation. They came to say goodbye to a backs and a dream. $500. A that cover every wall are obscured made by telephoning 249-8627. “Foxfire" played at the Guthrie in 1981, with Cronyrt by tourist graffiti. The cold chill of and Jessica Tandy, and from there moved to porno shops and adult bookstores Broadway. are more in demand than the All’s fair with this iady Performances are at 8 p.m. tonight and Saturday, warmth of a place like Tootsie’s. BOOOOOOPOOOOP^y and at 3 p.m, Sunday. Tickets range from $15 to $20 for "My Fair Lady," that perennial favorite, will be the general public, and $6 for full-time undergraduate BREAKFAST SPECIALS! presented this weekend and next by the Theater Guild THE FAMED HONKY TONK and high school students. Call the box office, 243-4228, hangout is shutting down just after LUNCH SPECIALS! of Simsbury at Simsbury High School. Performances to reserve seats. of this Lemer and Lowe musical are Friday and its 25th anniversary. The doors DINNER SPECIALS! Saturday evenings at 8:15 p.m. Tickets may be close March 31, barring some sort Bear affair obtained by calling 658-0666. Huck Finn as art of divine intervention that would Please call us and ask! unload a skyful of cash into owner Karen Olivier, Jacomus Dimick, Jen­ second-gradp class. These and Huckleberry Finn month at the Hartford Public Howard Dodson's lap. *Join us for a nifer Margold, Eric Scanlon and Tammi hundreds of other bears will be ‘Foxfire’ to be presented Library continues with a lecture by Dr. David Sloane For the last two years. Tootsie's on “Huckleberry Finn" as art. This is part of a hae “just drained me dry," says St. Patrick’s Day Celebration Mylek, all of Vernon, hug some of the displayed at the Bear Affair at the Dodson, son of the establishment’s Northeast Elementary School in Rock­ “Foxfire,“ the award-winning play by Susan program sponsored by the library and the Mark teddy bears who live in their classroom. Cooper and Hume Cronyn, will be presented at the Twain Memorial. The speech will be at 2:30 p.m. in the legendary proprietor, the late The bears have adopted Marilyn Kudra’s ville on Saturday. University of Hartford's Lincoln Theater tonight, library auditorium. 500 Main St. Tattle Louise ‘"Tootsie” Bess. Like country people, country NIKKI’S music moved to the suburbs, Jeaving a strip of downtown sleeze 254 Broad St. Manchester Cinem a in its wake — a tenderloin district, 'he decay began when studios and featuring this week,.. , • 646-3000* [ntrodttclng ecord companies began opening Hartford West Hartford 3:20, /: 10, 9:20. Plaza — Places In the Heart ( PG) Frl up on Music Row a few miles away. Cinema City — Stop Making Sense Elm 1 A 2 — The Falcon and the Windsor and Sot 7:15, 9:20; Sun 7:15. It was completed in 1974 with the FrI 7:10, 9, 10:50; Sot 1:10, 3, 4:50, 7:10, Snowman (R) FrI 7:15, 9 :X ; Sat and move of the Grand Ole Opry from 9, 10:50; Sun 1:10, 3, 4:50, 7:10, 9. — Sun 2, 4:M, 7:15, 9:M. — The Mean Repo Mon (R) FrI 7, 10:35; Sot 3:20, 7, Season (R) FrI 7, 9:M ; Sol and Sun 2, ts church-like, red-brick home at 10:35 with Monty Python's The Mean- 4:M, 7, 9:30. “THE VEGGIE” lyman Auditorium to the modern ST. PATRICK'S Ingot L lfe lR ) Frl8:45; Sat 1:30,5,8:45. louthern plantation complex that — The Pit and the Pendulum Sun 2:20, Our Special Combination of Aged 5:50,9:20 with The Terminator (R) Sun Wllllmantic Cheeses, Plump Mushrooms, Tangy ncludes a sprawling hotel, a slick 3:50, 7:20. — Amadeus (PG) FrI 7,9:50; Jlllson Sguare Cinema — Witness Onions &. Fresh Peppers. entertainment park and a state-of- SPECIAL Sat 1, 3:50, 7, 9:50; Sun 1, 3:50, 8. — (R) Frl 7:15, 9:20; Sot and Sun 1:15, the-art television studio. Paris, Texas (R) FrI 6:50,9:40; Sat and 3:20, 7:15,9:20.-P ro d ig a l (PG) Frl 7, DAVIS FAMILY Sunl:20, 4:05, 6:50, 9:40. 9; Sat and Sun 2,4,7,9.— The Breaktast ! Loretta Lynn, the coal miner's CInetIudIo — Dune (PG) FrI and Sat Club (R) Frl 7:05, 9:05; Sat and Sun daughter, puts it best: “When I go A ^ WINE ANMILAB.LE 7:30. — Showboat Sun 7:30 with A 1:05, 3:05, 5:05, 7:05, 9:05. — M utilator This Special Offer Streetcar Named Desire Sun 9:30. Frl 7:15, 9:15; Sat and Sun 1:15, 3:15, Good ThroagH oh stage at the new Opry, I ain’t even nervous anymore." East Hartford 5:15, 7:15, 9:15. — The Sure Thing A mutical April 7.19S8 \ \'r> \U\ ) Complete dinner '^^TuNCHEON'SPECiAt'’^ Eastwood Pub & Cinema — The (PG-13) Frl 7:05,9:05; Sol and Sun 1:05, bM«d on the Qoapel Country went uptown, and left 11 am ■ 3 pm Mean Season (R) FrlandSat7:15,9:15; 3:05, 5:05, 7:05, 9:05. — Into the Night according to Tootsie’s to die downtown. Sun 7:15. (R) Frl 7:10, 9:20; Sat and Sun 1:10, 5.99 St. Matthaw. “ Right now, honey, they won’t Corned Beef & Cabbage Poor Richard’s Pub & Cinema — (A *7.50 Value) Buy One Get 2nd For Places In the Heart (PG) FrI and Sat et people go upstairs,” says (served Fri. & Sat. only) 7:30, 9:30, 12; Sun 5, 7:30, 9:30. tarmaid Pat Croslin, 44, who came . I K ''l,IIii,m l V2 Price Showcase Cinemas — Witness (R) MARCH 15. 16, 22, 23 FrI 1:45, 7:20, 9:50, 12; Sat 1:45, 4:30, 8 pm — East Campus Auditorium to Tootsie’s 25 years ago and Fresh Fried Fish (Excluding Sandwiches) 7:20, 9:50, 12; Sun 1:45, 4:30, 7:20,9:50. stayed. “ I don’t know whether it’s Lunches Starting at *3.59 — The Breakfast Club (R) FrI 1:30, lecause the ceiling’s going to fall Baked Stuffed Shells...... 5.25 7:40, 9:45, 11:40; Sat 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, Chicken Breast Good with this Coupon 7:40, 9:45, 11:40. — The Sure Thing General Admission ‘5. JM n or what.” Baked Lasa^na ■•..■■...... ■.■5.50 Menchealer CommunSy Cdege Croslin has seen history in the your choice (PG-13) FrI 1:15, 7:20, 9:30, 11:30; Sat _____ gwHtSTAntdixitss Students & Seniors *3.50 (Broiled or Teriyaki) Until March 23 1:15, 3:10, 5:05, 7:20, 9:30, 11:30; Sun making at Tootsie’s. She watched 1:15, 3:10, 5:05, 7:20, 9:30. — Into the JlAaaAMMATMRDAI.Y-F«STtHOWS2.SO I for reservations call 647-6043 80 Bktwea street Baked Scrod...... 5.95 IcOWtIMOWIUUWtAHOHOUDW/UTOIMOWimimP Mencheeter, ComectkxX 06040 Roger Miller write "King of the Night (R) FrI 1:45,7:30,9:50,11:55; Sat C ald o r I 1:45, 4:15, 9:50, 11:55; Sun 1:45, 4:15, THE BREAKFAST CLUB R Road” in one of the booths, saw Veal Cacciatore...... 5.95 5 9:50.— Mask (PG-13) Sat and Sun 7:30. Tom T. Hall streak naked through — Beverly Hills Cop (R) FrI 1, 7:20, . l;30-7;40-9:45-n.40 Filet MiKnon...... 8.25 London Broil 9:30, 11:30; Sat 1, 3, 5:05, 7:20, 9:30, the bar and witnessed Nelson w/mushroom sauce 11:30; Sun 1, 3, 5:05, 7:20, 9:30. — VISION QUEST R drunkenly risk his life in the street Missing In Action 2 (R) FrI 1:15, 7:30, ' 331 C w i f r S i f t 10, 12; Sat 1:15, 3:15, 5:15, 7:30, 10, 12; 1:I5-7:40-10:00-IZM1 out front. Fresh Halibut Sun 1:15, 3:15, 5:15, 7:30, 10. — Night “ Poor little ole Willie,” Croslin Patrol (R) FrI 1,7:50,10:10,12; Sat 1,3, THE KILLMG FKLOS R says. “He used to be wild. He got your 5, 7:50, 10:10, 12; Sun 1,3, 5,7:50,10.— Fresh Bay Scallops choice The K illin g Fields (R) FrI 1,7:45,10:15; IM-7:45-10;l& down and out, you know, when Sat 1:30,4:30,7:45,10:15; Sun 1:30,4:X, nobody cares about them, nobody F r i. & Sat. Night SpeciaTs 8. — Vision (3uest (R) FrI 1:15, 7:40,10, BEVERLY HILLS COP R wants them around. He just went Broiled Pork Chops 12; Sat 1:15, 3:20,5:25,7:40,10,12; Sun Find Your 1:15, 3:20, 5:25, 7:40,10. IKI0-7:20-lh3O-ll:30 out in the middle of the street, got Manchester down on the road and begged r ( D I S l New! Animal W o rld Paul Lukas 1954 Rated Q. NAPLES, Fla. — Provincetown- to approve the expenditure so that WTIC Hartford. CT *1 [ESPN ] NCAA Tournament Tonight [ H B O l MOVIE Unfaithfully Yours' An CNN Cable News Ntwrk ICNNI Boston Airline hit more rough skies, as operations would not be interrupted. orchnsira conductor attempts to murder DISNEY Disney Channel lots! [U SA ] From Hawaii with Love Beauty stockholders filed a class action suit Meantime, Gregg said in Naples that ask room input his supposedly unfaithful wife Dudley K^UAX, 6 0 U [> - ESPN Sports Network ICSPNI C o n te st against the airline, claiming PBA’s the airline imposed 10 to 25 percent Moore, Nastassja Kinski 1984 Rated PG HBD Home Box Office IHBO: I 0 U5T 9:30 PM Ci] Off the Rack management violated securities and wage cuts on all employees, effective IM AX] MOVIE: The Dresser' |CC) A n CINEMAX Cinemax iwAx: FOE- 5 0 MP (PREMIERE) eccentric actor finds himself almost en TMC Movie Channel ITMC: exchange laws. immediately. Bv Kathy Garmus 'USA 41 S IN P ro se nta El Rafa' Herald Reporter tirely dependent on his assistant Albert USA USA Network yOUE HAIE- The suit, tiled Thursday in U.S. In another development, Gregg said Finney, Tom Courtenay, Edward Fox [ESPN) 1985 NCAA Basketball District Court in Miami, comes one day Maurice Morri.sette, vice president of 1983 Rated PG Championship Game - First Round after creditors forced PBA into Chapter finance, resigned Wednesday He would BOLTON — Members of the Board of Education who gives up his cornfortabk- enyineering ( T M C l MOVIE: Ice Pirates' S p a ce pir [M AX] MOVIE: Stacy s Knights' A shy 11 bankruptcy. The airline continued to not say why Morrisetle resigned, but plan to ask the Board of Selectmen for a third lime to ates search for water m a time when it's career to pursue his lifelong dream of l>e woman with an incredible knack for black have the Public Building Commission review a the most precious commodity Robert Ur coming a privMiami Vice Crockett and Castillo decided to deny for a second-time the board’s request [CNN] Showbiz Today cina. Andrew Duggan 1969 for safety violations. airline's creditors and suppliers — are assigned the task of tra<. kintj a sadistic A - But PBA, once the nation's largest owed $5.4 million — demanded $1 on the portable classroom. In a letter to school board [DISl EPCOT Magazine (22) (30)Codenam e Foxfire Liz sets out to gaiHj that is terrorizing rich homeowners Chairman James H. Marshall, the selectmen said that [ESPN] NCAA Tournament Tonight catch an international jewel thief who has (6 0 mm ) commuter air carrier, announced million worth of payments. “ I don't inadvertantly stolen a Soviet crystal con Thursday that it has put 18 aircraft up blame them," he said. plans for a temporary structure do not “ fall under the 7 : 0 0 PM (3) CBS News taming vital military data (60 mm ) 61 Kojak purview of the Public Building Commission." [CNN] Evening News for sale, slashed wages and lost its vice Gregg said PBA faces heavy legal (D (3® M*A'S*H (24) (67) W ash in gton W e e k /R e v ie w Paul president of finance. fees as a result of lawsuits filed by the But school board members said the matter is proper ( D ABC News (CC) Duke IS joined by top Washington journal [HBOl World Championship Boxing for the building commission’s review. Site develop­ ists analyzing the week's news Coverage of the 15 round heavyweight "I think we have a much more family members of 13 victims killed in (3) NBA Basketball; New York at ment costs alone are expected to total $12,000, or about bout between Larry Holmes and David Bey conservative forecast for the imme­ its Bandeirante crash in Jack.sonville Philadelphia MOVIE: 'Rider On the Rain' A m an half of the projected cost of the project, Marshall saifl. and a woman are pitted against each other IS fjresenied live from the Riviera Hotel m I diate future,’’ C. Bill Gregg, chief Dec. 5 The National Transportation CtD Jeffersons Las Vegas (90 mm ) Z in the intrigues of a murder case Charles executive officer of the^regipnal airline, Safety Board is still investigating the And School Superintendent Richard E. Packman said (20) (40) Barney Miller Bronson Marlene Jobert, Annie Cordy [TM Cl MOVE Hot Dog The Movie' said at a news conference. crash, which dccured when the tail fell it might prove cheaper in the long run to purchase the (2^ Wheel of Fortune 1 9 7 0 (CC) classroom instead of leasing it. Gregg said a “ flood of vital, high off. U Pl photo (^4) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshbur (41) 'Charytin' Programj musical presen 1 0 : 3 0 PM 11 N e w s by Art Santom “ Later on we’re going to face the Board of Finance, tando la bella Charytm THE BORN LOSER priority expenses’’ forced the company It also faces several stockholder ^ (^0) Family Feud 20: Twilight Zone suits. who are going to say, ‘Have you been before the (61) Fantasy Island r i HOOK SfARKUI06^ to file the bankruptcy petition Wednes­ (41) Marisela 38> Dick Van Dyke (CNOW WHAT I LIKE M05T The airline will pul all of its large Refrigerator record PBC?’ ’’ Packman said. [C N N ] Prime News day in Tampa. (J"^ N ightly B u sin e ss Report 41 2 4 Horas A0OOT >0)110 TOE R E fW E E . ■Q Company officials said all tickets aircraft — seven YSlls and 11 Martin “ It would seem to me that if we bypass the PBC, [H BO l MOVIE: An Unmarried Woman' With another record year predicted for major home appliance we’re violating the Town Charter,” Marshall said. (01) D iff're n t Strokes After years of marriage, a woman must 11:00 PM 3 8" 2 2 30 40) N e w s ~ v ~ purchased by passengers before the 404s — up for sale in an effort to reduce School officials have said the classroom is needed to ^ [CNN] M oneyline adjust to life as a single person when her ,5 T axi 4 5:03 p.m. Wednesday filing would be its debts, said Gregg The Martins have sales, manufacturers are increasing production schedules to husband asks for a divorce Jill Clayburgh help alleviate overcrowding at the high school. [DISl MOVIE: Miss Annie Rooney' CD Phil Silvers honored. not been flown since November when meet anticipated demand. Refrigerators, a perennial best-seller, Whnn a poor girt meets and falls m love Alan Bates, Michael Murphy 1978 Bolton High School Principal Joseph Fleming has 11 Odd Couple “ The passengers should not even be PBA was temporarily grounded by the with a rich boy, she gets opposition from [ M A X ] MOVIE The D a rk Crystal' Eltm roll off the assembly line at White Consolidated Industries’ said that without the classroom, the school might have 20 Honeymooners aware there is a Chapter 11 filing," said FAA for safety violations. the boy's parents Shirley Temple, Guy like Gelflings search for a magic crystal Greenville Products Co. division in Greenville, Mich. White to limit its curriculum next year, when an enrollment Kibbee. Dickie Moore 1942 that can destroy powers of evil Rat-'d PG M ' A ’ S ’ H Harley Riedel, PBA's bankruptcy at­ The airline owes First Bank of Boston 38 of 325 students is expected. The school currently has [ESPN] 1985 NCAA Basketball [T M C ] MOVIE. 'The Octagon' A retired 57 Ten O Clock News torney in Tampa. He said Hugh and Southeast Bank a total of about $18 makes refrigerators for many mass merchandisers as well as Championship Game - First Round kung fu champ goes back mto action to 308 students. 61 M O V IE Sh e D em o ns' Shijjwrecked Culverhouse Sr., the Tampa business­ million, said Stephen Story, attorney combat a secret order of Oriental killers producing its own models. Some selectmen have suggested that instead of [USA] Radio 1990 on .HI uncharted islanrl four people dis man who acquired control of the airline Chuck Norris Lee Van Cleef 1980 Rated for Culverhouse. cov».»f a NaZ' hidirig p lace and fiendish ex adding the classroom, school administrators should 7:30 PM (3) PM Magazine R penm»’nfs Irish McCalla Tod Griffin limit the number of students from Willington that the (3 ) All In the Family [U SA] Wrestling TNT Vii-lOf S»*n Yo un g 1 9 5 8 high school accepts. CID Wheel of Fortune (CN Nl Moneyline The school board has not included any money for the (11) Independent N e w s 8:30 PM (3J Rituals [D ISl MOVIE The Island of Adventure' (3) (40) M r Belvedere (P R E M IE R E ) A FRANK AND ERNEST ' by Bob Thavei portable classroom in its spending plan for the next (20) Hogan's Heroes Four British teenagers let Ihea curiosity family is whipped mto shape by the witty Surge continues in saies tax revenues fiscal year. Utad them into an adv**nture involving trn (^2) M 'A 'S 'H and debonair Mr Belvedere ro o sts N orm an Bowlr»«» W ilfred Bram b ell The proposed $2.7 million budget for 1985-86 which 30) Entertainment Tonight J LOo^fP INTO (24) (57) W all Street W eek Louis Rukeyser John Rhys Davies January figures represent an 18.5 a new trend or a strongertrendor is this surprising is how strong these things was approved 'Thursday calls for an 11.7 percent (^ Barney Miller analyzes the '80s with a weekly review of GENEALOGY HiyroRY Bv Mark A. Dupuis (U SA ) Night Flight" percent increase over the figures for the the last hurrah?’” he said. “ We're have been for the past 20 months, which increase over the last year’s budget. (40) People's Court economic and investment matters United Press International 41 Reporter 41 MY f a m il y T P f F same month a year ago. going to have to wait and see what is a very long lim e." Packman said that because of an expected increase ($7) W ild W orld of A n im als [D ISl Still the Beaver 11:15PM - h Baida said budget officials had happens in February and March to in education revenues of $55,664, the net increase to ($1) O ne Day at a T im e 1 1 : 3 0 PM C3J NCAA Basketball Baida said it is tough to say for sure 9:00 PM CD Dallas (CC) The verdict Championship Teams To Be ol^ce, ANP o u t HARTFORD — Sales lax revenues projected an increase of about 10 see.' Bolton taxpayers would be about 9.4 percent. [CNN] C ro ssfire comes in on Jenna s trial (60 mm ) r r n when the expected slowdown in consu- Announced First round coverage is pro grew by more than 18 percent in percent in January because any growth “ It can't go on much longer, but 1 was Packman said he thought the budget could not be [USA] Dragnet (3 ) Merv Griffin m ef spending will occur and the sented from the University Arena in Atbu January, continuing a 19-month surge would be on top of a strong 20 percent saying the same thing a few months cut without reducing staffing and programs. quorque NM X CAMF F/?om TNe subsequent surge in sales tax revenues 8 : 0 0 P M (3) Detective fn the House (3) '40) Benson (CC) Benson and the Gov in the lake from Connecticut’s largest jump a year ago and ecause the ago, " Baida added. “ It’s about as tight as we can have it,” he said. (PREMIERE) Judd Hirsch stars as a man ernor lock horns over a piece of legislation ( 3 j Charlie's Angels will end. source of revenue, state officials said. 19-month surge was expected to cool Baida said January sales tax returns The budget request will be presented to the Board of 8 40' ABC News Nightline IT T l ] ! 5HAI>Y The state collected more than $101.7 down. showed strong buying in auto sales and "We are approaching a turning Finance on March 27 and will be the subject of a public 9 ' B u rn s & Allen point, " he said. "These turning points _____ . T h a v e ^ 3 - ' ^ million in taxes on January sales, up “ What makes it incredible is last year repairs, furniture, lumber, sporting hearing on April 15. 11 Honeymooners from $85.8 million collected in January, January was a very, very strong goods, building contractors, hobbies are extremely difficult to project. " The biggest dollar increase in the proposed budget 20' Sound Tracks 1984, the state Department of Revenue month," Baida said. “ So here we have a and entertainment items, such as If the strong growth continues, Baida comes in the area of regular academic programs. The said it could mean an increase in the 22 30' Tonight Show Services said Thursday. month that not only came much higher televisions and video equipment. proposed budget calls for spending $1,237,562 on the WINTHROP by Dick Cavalli state's budget surplus, which is now- programs — a 12.9 percent increase over last year’s DETECTIVE’S WIFE 2 4 Dr W ho Edward Baida, chief of revenue and than we expected but seems to have “ These are not that surprising," he projected at $200 million for the fiscal '38. Anything for Money T' I'LL BET THERE ISN'T THAT DOeSNt economic forecasting in the Office of accelerated over the past four months. said, citing strong auto sales figures appropriation of $1,095,842. YCX; KNOW, I'U. year ending June 30. Cassie Yales plays the wife (41 Furia KIND OF/A A SUMMER GAMP HAVE M Y PICTURE Policy and Management, said the “ The question is ‘Does this represent and a strong housing market. “ What is of an engineer who gives up [CN N] Sports Tonight CELEBRITV. IN THE COUNTRY... ON t h e ir W ALL his |Ob to become a private (ESPN ) SportsCenter W ITH " NO detective in "Deteclive in the (HBOl Maximum Security Cottage VACANCY.'" House," premiering FRIDAY, Nine A long-termer s demand for a visit WRITTEN UNDER Area Towns MARCH 15 on CBS with his wife leads to an emotionally Veliotis TV interview charged confrontation IT. / [M AX] MOVIE The Young Nurses' CHFCf LISTINGS FOP F«Ar T TIMF In Brief Three sexy nurses shake up the nursmij profession with their unusual way of treat planned for mid-April ing p a tien ts R ated R BRACE shows anti-drug movie 1 1 ; 4 5 PM (TM Cl MOVIE Cracking Up This off the wall comedy is dedicated WASHINGTON (U PI) - The House with them, an aide to Nichols said. BOLTON — Bolton Residents for Alcohol and to anyone who has ever goofed, botched Armed Services subcommittee on iiv During the hearing, the Pentagon’s Chemical Education will sponsor a movie on or fell close to cracking up Jerry Lewis vestigations hopes to conduct a televi­ No. 2 man discussed a decision by adolescent drug abuse Monday in the Bolton Milton Berte Sammy Davis Jr Rated PG sion satellite interview in mid-April Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger Elementary School all-purpose room. The 1 2:00 AM C E Rockford Files with the chief accuser of General earlier this month to suspend pending a showing will begin at 7:30 p.m. Cfj Top 40 Videos Astrograph Dynamics Corp., a panel spokesman complete audit $40 million of the $700 The film, “ Sons and Daughters: Drugs and 11 Star Trek says. million in monthly payments the Booze,” lasts about half an hour and advises 20 MOVIE Wake Me When It's Over' .Subcommittee- Chairman Bill Ni­ department makes to General parents on how to prevent drug abuse in their Crossword A soldier planning to build a resort hotel on of friends about matters that truly don’t LIBRA (8«pl. 23-Oct. 23) There will be chols, D-Ala., made a surprise an­ Dynamics. children and how to intervene when they suspect a lovely radar outpost m the Far East using concern you. ample opportunity around you today but nouncement during a hearing Thursday The payments involve “overhead” their children are already using drugs. Army surplus material advertises it as the TAURUS (April 20-May 20) To succeed there's a chance you won't recognize it or sin spot of the Orient' and finds himself charges, billings not directly related to 5 Mortar mixer Answer to Previous Puzzle in career situations today, it's essential act upon it in ways that serve your best that P. Takis Veliotis, a fugitive former The movie will be followed by a discussion ACROSS cotjri martialed Ernie Kovacs, Margo 40) Family Feud GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) A negative reasonably lucky today but your luck Is A spokesman for Nichols said Velio­ made by the nation’s largest defense Scores above average made of fragile substance, so be careful 9 Peculiarity 8 Poet T.S. [CN Nl Newsnight March 16,1985 attitude today will severely diminish your William Budlong tis, whose allegations of fraud on contractor were “ extraordinary." that you don't push it to extremes. Lawrence Frazier Alan Lamson BOLTON — Bolton’s eighth- and ninth-graders 12 Undo knitting [ESPN ] Mazda SportsLook potential and possibilities. Try not to submarine cost overruns has spawned “ General Dynamics submitt^ more 10 Tilts A T There will be a surprising shift in condi­ scored well above average on two different tests, [HBOl MOVIE: Reckless T w o kid s make things unnecessarily hard on your­ 13 Yugoslav region 11 Hooray tions in the year ahead. You will now luck nine investigations, including one by unallowable claims and was less school administrators told the Board of Educa­ from opposite sides of the track fall in love self. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Doc. 21) It's 14 Spain and out in areas where you've never had a good to have an optimistic attitude, pro­ the Justice Department, will not be cooperative in identifying those unal­ tion Thursday. 12 Dominated Aldan Quinn, Daryl Hannah Kenneth break before CANCER (June 21-July 22) Self-dlsct- McMillan 1984 Rated R vided you put It to practical uses and available for an interview until the lowable claims than any other contrac­ Portugal 15 Collection of pline Is required today so that you won't Architects join chamber On the state’s proficiency test for ninth- PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) You can get don't let it block out your common sense. middle of next month. tors have been,” Taft said. !16 Priest's 12:30 AM Starsky and Hutch over any rough spot today if you treat be tempted to overindulge and eat or graders, 85 of the 88 students who took the test sayings Be a level-headed realist. The firm provides architectural Veliotis. now living in exile in Greece Some billings included the cost of ' vestment (22) (30) Friday Night Videos what occurs philosophically Laugh and drink more than you should. Be health- The architectural and planning firm scored above expected levels on math, Bolton 17 Hleading conscious. services in comrtiercial. industrial, after being indicted on unrelated country club memberships, airline 18 Vast period of M (40) R itu als the world laughs with you, cry and you'll CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jon. 19) Do not be of Frazier, Lamson, and Budlong has High School Principal Joseph Fleming said. And this way LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Unfortunately, federal kickback charges, believes he flights and the kenneling of a company cry alone Romance is all around if you overly concerned by negative appearanc­ joined the Greater Manchester religious, residential and retail facili­ 88 of 89 students scored above the expected level time [D ISl Islands of the Sea people you'll be associating with today cannot return to the United States official’s dog. 19 Author Harte know where to look The Astro-Graph es today because if you persist, Lady Chamber of Commerce The firm has ties. It also provides services in land use in the language arts. 19 Brother (abbr.) [ESPN ] Super Bouts of the 70's Mu Matchmaker set can make your search might not have the deep compassion you without facing prosecution on those Said Nichols: “ The practice suggests 20 Hustle hammad Ali vs Joe Frazier (New York. LucK will be there to ball you out at the offices at 29 Connecticut Blvd., East planning and zoning consultation. On the Iowa tests, 82 percent of Bolton’s 22 Meteorological easier by narrowing down the best per­ feel for others. Maintain your standards, end. charges, the spokesman said. that the corporation views its overhead 21 Aware of (2 January, 1974) (60 min ) don't drop to theirs. Hartford. eighth-graders scored above average, elemen­ device son for you To get yours, mail $2 to The likely device for the subcommit­ charges as a game in which the cost of wds.) 12:45 AM IM AXI Richard Belzer Astro-Graph. Box 489. Radio City AQUARIUS (Jon. 20-Fob. 19) Normally, The firm has been in business for a The three partners have a combined tary school Principal Anne L. Rash said. 24 Negrito of VIRGO (Aug. 23-8apt. 22) People who tee to interview him will be a satellite an item is submitted, regardless of S h o w Station. New York. NY 10019. you're resourceful and capable when year and employs five. total of 80 years’ experience in central The strongest areas were language, reading 23 Food (si.) 34 Large-mouthed 45 Fiddling are trying to help you will withdraw their whether it is allowable, and the burden Philippines ARIES (March 21-April 19) Even though confronted by challenges but today you Connecticut with involvement in well television hookup using monitors in the comprehension and vocabulary, where the pot emperor 1 :00 AM CE N e w s suppor: today if you're critical about the The three partners in the firm are )25 Baseball points 26 Rail bird you are apt to be a bit more curious than might be tempted to toss In the towel over 1,200 projects. Lamson is former subcommittee room that will allow the is placed on the government auditors to students scored at nearly a 10th grade level. The 36 Greatest 48 1900s art style C E Sain t way they are doing things. Be grateful, Lawrence R. Frazier, A.LA; Alan F. 27 Vast expense 26 Norse night usual today, don't ask probing questions not grumpy. early if the going gets tough. members to view and ask quetions of identify and disallow the item.” weakest area was math. 39 Cipher systems 50 Verne hero (11) One S tep Beyond Lamson, A.LA. and A.I.C.P.; and planning director for the town of 30 Pineapple (Sp.) Veliotis, who will be able to see and talk “ I agree with you,” Taft said. Nationally, the Bolton scores fall within the top 29 Hinder (law) 41 Unplayed golf 52 Inlet (30) M aude William C. Budlong, A.I.A. Manchester. 32 Peace 10 percent in all categories. 31 Greet Lake hole 54 Small loaf (40J Film /Sign -O ff disturbance Fleming credited improved instruction at the 35 Radioactive ele? 42 Breed cakes 55 Small one: suff. [CN N] Crossfire elementary school level with the good ninth- ment 33 Hipbones 43 Balance books 56 Yellow pigment 1:15 AM [MAX] MOVIE: 'Tha grade test scores. • 37 Noiseless Wicked Lady' In 17th century England. Franchise not always a ticket to success .36 Fantastic trick Lady Barbara Skelton is a demure wife by day and a treacherous highway woman and king, discarding a heart. He ruffed a are thousands of chains, and most ally owns the stores themselves and They’ll say: ‘Let’s see if we can sell in . 40 Labor lover by night Fayn Dunaway. Denholm NORTH The killing lead club low and took the spade finesse. Bv Gall Collins Jurovaty wins primary Eliott. Sir John Gielgud 1983 Rated R aren’t McDonald’s or Midas Mufflers.” leases them to the franchisees. Nashville.’ If a store is doing quite well, 41 Feminine ♦ J763 The fourth round of c I u Im was ruffed United Press International Although the franchise business has The degree of support a franchisee they’ll try to buy it back, or open ANDOVER — Democrat Paul Jurovaty Jr. garment [TM Cl MOVIE: 'Reckless' T w o kid s V 8 6 5 4 goes begging with dummy's 10 and ovemiffed by beat incumbent Selectman Edward M. Yeomans from opposite sides of the track fall in love ♦ QJ lOR been shaken iji the past by cases of gets for his money varies widely. Many another unit in the neighborhood.” ‘44 David's son East’s ace. East now belatedly played NEW YORK — The franchise has by four votes Monday in a primary for a seat on Aldan Quinn. Daryl Hannah. Kenneth ♦ 7 fraud and misrepresentation, Luxen­ chains will help the new businessman Department of Commerce figures '46 Pagoda McMillan 1984 Rated R By Jamei Jacoby a diamond. Thii was won with become the great American dream for the three-member Board of Selectmen. berg said he does not believe scams are set up his outlet. In some cases the show company-owned outlets have WEST EIA.ST Trumps are what the game Is all dummy’s jack for declarer’s fifth people eager to “ be my own boss” but #47 Common the real problem for a new investor. guidance is so overwhelming — and the much higher sales than franchised Jurovaty won the primary 87 to 83. The town 1:30 AM CSJ America's Top Ten * 9 8 2 ♦ K 104 about, but sometimes you have to trick. without any particular idea of what they ! contraction rules so rigid — that the new busness- units,.Luxenberg said. elections are May 6. VQ 109 VKJ2 make do with little. On this deal South A spade to the ace allowed declarer want to sell. "The concern is — you’ll buy a license 49 City in Utah CE Anythin^^ for M oney ♦ 732 ♦ A 9 6 9 showed that even a 4-2 fit can be to trump his last club high In dummy But buying a franchise for a restau­ from the chain, and the chain won’t be man will find he has little room for (11) Independent N e w s Luxenberg is no great fan of the 51 Leaders 4g J 102 ♦ A 9 3 “ adequate” with the right declarer. while the defenders watched helplesa- rant, car repair or other national chain that good. Or just unlucky.” One has flexibility, Luxenberg said. “The real­ (CN N ) Newsnight Update franchise system. "They repackage old Manning names treasurer 53 Volcano .SO U TH The two-club bid by North was ly, since declarer was sitting pretty is not always a ticket to financial only to look at certain shopping center ity is, you may really be just an [ESPN] 1985 NCAA Basketball employee. That’s disillusioning for a lot ideas,” he said. ” I don’t think they have BOLTON — Thomas A. Manning, Republican 57 Legal Championship Game • First Round ♦AQ5 1 Stayman, as it would have been after with the diamond king as his eighth success or even career independence, locations, he said. "There’s a constant a better hamburger or a better haircut. candidate for the Board of Education, has named 58 Cushitic V A 7 3 \ an opening bid of one no-trump. When trick. Maybe next time these defend­ said Stan Luxenberg, author of “ Road­ turnover at some stores — a chicken of people.” [HBO l MOVIE; 'Hot Dog. The Movie' ♦ K 4 But they’re better at selling, financing School Road resident Suzanne Stiller as his language Ski bums and bunmes try to outdo each South was unable to bid a major. ers will lead trumps. side Empires — How the Chains place gives way to a pizza place gives On the other side of the equation, other while looking for a little rornanco on ♦ K 8 6 5 4 way to a taco place.” some chains simply allow local busi­ and marketing.” campaign treasurer. 59 Colonnade 4t 42 43 44 North elected to play in what he Fran chise Am erica," published this the side Oavid Naughion 1984 The problem with the franchised Stiller, 22, is a member of the Republican Town Vulnerable: Neither hoped was at least a 4-3 fit. month by Viking. While a prime chain may charge nessmen to become- part of their 60 Birthstone for Anyone who wishes others wonM Committee. She is a supervisor for Friendly’s 47 48 49 2^00 AM CE News/Weather Dealer: East There was much to be said for a “ Most new businesses fail, and most much more, the typical franchise operation for a fee. ” If you join a chain chains, Luxenberg said, is that they October ignore the age factor has only to try C E MOVIE: 'The Lost Continent' Air license costs $10.000-$50.000, Luxenberg like Century 21, you may pay 6 percent have a deadening effpet. on small and restaurant in East Hartford. WesI North East South trump lead, since North was sure to chains’ franchises fail," he said. DOWN 81 52 plane crashes on an island inhabilalod by to btMrd a has during m th hoar. said. The franchisee then must pay to of your gross just to put up a sign,” medium-sized towns where they thrive. Manning was unsuccesful in his bid for school ! ♦ 1 N T have a distributional hand, but West About half a million Americans own prehistoric monsters Cesar Romero, lease space for a store, and hire a staff. Luxenberg said. “ I don’t think one hamburger place is board seat in town elections two years ago. Then 1 Hold up John Hoyt. 1951 Pass 24 Pass 24 led the top of his club sequence. Hav­ franchises, and some have indeed (*ass Pass ing won with the club ace. East also become rich in the process. When profits start coming in, 2 to 6 Most chains are a nriixture of bad, but you have towns completely as now, he ran without the support of the party 2 Japanese plant CD A B C R o cks Pass 1 percent of gross sales typically must go company-owned and franchised opera­ overwhelmed by franchises and local nominating caucus. By submitting a petition with had a chance to lead trump, but he “ The average McDonald’s franchise 3 Mental fP Jo« Franklin Show played a heart “ up to weakness.” makes $100,000 a year, and it’s not back to the franchiser, "McDonald’s tions, and Luxenberg feels it is naive to business gets killed off. National chains enough signatures of qualified Republican voters “ fit) Solid Gold Opening lead: 4Q components 1 unusual to have two or three,” Luxen- charge is 11 percent, but that includes assume the companies will not hang will kill off local stores with advertis­ in town, he earned a space on the ballot in 1983 and That was all declarer needed. He won 4 Ball team (c)ie 8 S by NEA. Inc 2:30 AM [CN N] Sports Latenight the heart ace and cashed the club berg^aid. "Midas Mufflers also have an the real estate,” said ' Luxenberg, onto the plum locations for themselves. ing. You lose the character of the again this year. excellent chance of success. But there Unlike most chains, McDonald’s gener­ ’’They’ll use franchisees to expand. town.” MANCIIKSTKH HKF ihi- M . in r h r s lr r H iT .ild Pul !\umber 1 lo work for )OU.' experience. Excellent be­ benefit program offered. home. 11 - 7 shift. Call ADS Estate, 649-4000. ATTRACTIVE SIx' 5 nefits. Contact Mrs. Apply In person at: Pll- 649-4510 between 8 and 2, Ladd, 647-3451. EOE. RDDM RANCH - Vinyl FOR OUR SUBSCRIBERS lowtex Corp., 49 Regent DENTAL HYGIENIST - Monday thru Friday. A PLEASURE TD SHDW - siding, 2 baths, eat-in- OFFICE HOURS. DAILY 9 AM TO 0 PM. SATURDAY 9 AM TO 5 PM Street, Manchester. South Windsor Split EDE, M /F. Part time, 1 to 2 days per kltchen, paneled den, CLEANING PERSON - 2 week. Congenial Glaston­ MATURE ADULT Level In great neighbor­ fireplace, attic fan, base­ hours per day, 4 days per CORRENTI & LaPENTA WANTED for part time hood. 7 rooms, 3 bed­ ment, attached garage,' ' k week. Perfect tor stu­ IRDNING LADY needed 2 bury office. Call 633-3509 Infant core In own home Run a Lost & Found between 10 and 3, rooms, IV2 baths, family many extras. Dwner, 646- D .W .F 1 S H dent. Coll 643-2103. days month. Good ra REAL ESTATE 0 or my home In Manches­ room and attached gar­ 3822. $86,900. Ad For 6 Days hourly rate. References ter. Please call 643-1735. age, nice, large lot, all 589 ^:enter St., Manchester 243 MAIN STREET • MANCHESTER VERNON CIRCLE • VERNON FREE required. Call 649-2094. EXPERIENCED MA­ combine to moke this-a NEW LISTING, CDVEN­ 643-1591 871-1400 CHINE SHOP OFFICE (for month of March) SECRETARY - Town of home you must seel! TRY, $97,900. Deborah HELP with various skills 646-0042 MEDICAL ASSISTANT Mansfield. Finance De­ $91,900. Strano Real Est­ Drive. Immaculate 3 bed- ! for growing company. DR LPN TD WDRK IN partment. Busy munlcl- ate, 647-"SDLD". FIRST IN CONDO LIVING!! Please coll 643-5549. PERMANENT PART room Raised Ranch In RDCKVILLE Specialist's TIM E person needed to ple office needs responsi­ lovely area. Cathedral Introducing the newest Call 643-2711 office. About 17 hours per work In our busy check­ ble, independent worker. VERNDN - New to the ceilings, 2 baths , fire­ member of our staff: PLUMBER'S HELPER week, mostly afternoons. Applicant should have market. U 8, R 7 room WANTED - Steady work. ‘ ing account department place, two 12 X >2 decks, ' Send resume to Box Z, several years secretarial Contemporary. Cathed­ wall to wall carpetingand Full benefits. Good as a researcher and rel let Manchester Herald Manchester Herald, 16 experience, accurate ral ceiling living room, much, much morel! A Terri Parla has been active in wages. Coll 649-2871, M 8, phone operator. Ideal lob Bralnord Place, Man­ for person who has child­ typing skills (minimum first floor family room, 3 must to see! Realty many Manchester affairs Classified Advertising M Plumbing. chester, CT 06040. bedrooms, 2'/j baths, including The Manchester ren In school. Hours are 40 wpm), and ability to World Frechette, 646- type tables and statistical stone fireplace, spacious 7709.______Concervation Commission 8:30 am to 5:00 pm SECRETARY - Wonted 9:30am to 2:00pm. Person WANTED BACKHDE & must hove excellent reports. Dpportunity to sun deck. Immaculate and The Manchester Historical i e Non-Commercial subscribers only nice, cheery person for DDZER DPERATDRS - learn word processing. througftbut. $129,900. U 8. MANCHESTER - $96,500. progressive real estate phone mannerism, good Society. These guidence skills Dump Truck Drivers. typing skills'and figure Considerable adminis­ R Realty, 643-2692. Spacious 7 room Con­ along with her past experience office to do typing, shor­ Must have Class II Li­ trative responsibilities dominium In desirable thand, and general office aptitude. EDE. For an will help you in all your real A PLEASURE TO SHOW cense. Black Top Rakers appointment, coll be­ and the chance to expand PDRTER STREET Forest Ridge. Large estate needs. work. Call Mr. Lindsay and Roller Dperators. vour capabilities In finan­ AREA! U 8. R Built Spilt country kitchen, huge for Interview at 649-4000. tween 1 :00pm and \J: South Windsor Split Level in great Notices ANNOUNCEMENTS Experienced of 5 or more 4:00pm. 649-4586. cial management. Excel­ Level with lots of extras. family room, lots of stor­ years need only apply. lent working conditions Private lot, terrific porch age space. Lovely neighborhood. 7 rooms, 3 bedrooms. PART TIME - Mole/Fe- Benefits. Call 742-6190. and more. Set up a show­ wooded setting with EMERGENCY? In Man­ CUSTDMER SERVICE and benefit package. Sa­ MANCHESTER IV2 baths, family room and attached mole mornings, late af­ lary: $12,199 to $15,382. ing with us today! Jack- plenty ot privacy! Realty M chester, dial 911 for tire, CLERK Needed to work IDEAL INVESTMENT PROPERTY LOST AND FOUND ternoons. Mens clothing son 8< Jackson Real Est­ World Frechette, 646- garge, nice, large lot, all combine to TOWNHOUSE CONDO! NEW LISTING I police, medical.help. In a busy checking ac­ Send resume to Town 6-6 Duplex. 3 0R each side Alumi­ Manchester 76.900 Mencheeter 45.900 store. Coll 649-7901. Manager, 4 South Eagle- ate, 647-8400 or 646-8646. 7709. make this a home you must see! FOUND - Large block count department. Posi­ num siding. 1 ' / i bathsoneside Rents Lovely 3-bedroom condo in immacu­ Townhouse Condo in excellent tion Involves heavy vllle Road, Storrs, CT, $450 each side plus utilities Assu­ late. move-in condition' Dining room, condition at an excellent pricel mole, Newfoundland AUTOMOTIVE POLI- 06268 by March 20th. NEW LISTING! 2 family $91,900.00 family room. 2 full baths and central air dog. White markings on SHER/DETAIL PERSON HAIRDRESSER - Expe­ phone contact and deal­ mable mortgage. $83,000 Call Helen conditioning without the worry of lawn 2 bedrooms, appllanced Employment 21 years young with fam­ front paws. 643-7358, or - Needed full/port time rienced with following. ing with customers. Must 643-0824 mowing, raking leaves or shoveling kitchen, wall to wall, all in move- have excellent phone CARPENTERS - Expe­ ily rooms and garages. snow In such great shapeshape. it has 646-2844. positions available for Friendly atmosphere. City utilities. Call us To­ ISTRANO REAL ESTATE in condition & Education Vacation, sick pay and mannerism, good typing rienced In framing, roof­ HEBRDN - Three bed­ to be seen to appreciate it' new and used cor clean ing, wood siding, and day! Jackson & Jackson l.V) K. CKNTKR ST.. \1 \N(IIKSTKR, (.T. LOST - 2 year old spayed up. Experience helpful. educational benefits. Call skills, figure aptitude and room Raised Ranch. COVENTKY CONVENENCE STORE-4.000 sq It Good location Gas pumps Some the ability to deal with Interior trim. Transpor­ Real Estate, 647-8400 or A female cot. Tortoise shell Apply to Gorin's Jaguar, 643-2103 or 647-1315. $84,600. Building Service owner financing Price includes inventory & equipment Asking $69,900 The Full Service Real Estate Company...Personal and Community Service tation and tools required. 646-8646. [CALL TODAY - 647-SOLDrl with white paws wearing Route 83, Vernon, CT. customers effectively. Realtors. 278-7000. LAND-2 acres, $30,000. Bausola Rd.. Andover Lake Top wages, medical be­ block flea collar. "AAolly'' HELP WANTED FULL TIME PDULTRY Banking experience a FARM WDRKERS - With plus. EDE. For an ap­ nefits and paid vacation Missing since February NEWSPAPER DEALER available to select Indi­ 27, 1985 from Silver agricultural background pointment, call between NEEDED IN ANDOVER- viduals. Send resume to: Street, Coventry. Please TRAVEL CONSULTANT and class 2 license. Paid 1:00pm and 4:00pm. 649- To (ill position at small, HEBRON AREA. Must health and retirement 4586. P.D. Box 1518, Manches­ OUR TRACK RECORD PROVES IT! coll 742-9911 or 742-6267, hove dependable cor and ter, CT 06040. s T PUBLISHER’S NOTICE REWARD OFFERED. congenial Hartlord-area plan. Arbor Acres Farm, W e V e listed and sold over 6 million dollars worth of real estate in the last year. agency. Must be Apollo- be bondable. Coll Mrs. 633-4681, James WAITRESS - Part time trained. must have m ini­ Fromerth, 647-9946. Let us help you make your next real estate transaction a profitable one! LOST - Female German Frocchla. days. Apply Victor's mum two years experi­ Family Restaurant, 976 EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY Shepherd. 7 years old. ence with computer res­ Block and ton. Reward. ervation system. Good Sullivan Ave., South All reil estate advertised in this newspaper is subject totheFe* Windsor, 644-3536. Please coll 633-6000 or salary and benefits availa­ RN’s LPN’s NA’s & HHA’s CARPENTERS NEEDED deral Fair Housing Act of 1966 which makes it illegal lo advertise Monday thru Friday, 8 to ble for individual ready to Come and learn about the advanteges ol working for med­ any preference, limitation, or discrimination based on race, - Immediate openings for color, religion, sex or national origin, or an intention to makeany 5. 627-0%5 after 5pm. handle corporate and va­ ical personnel pool. Must have 1 year lull time experience RN, LPN - Cresttleld carpenters with 5 years of such preference, limitation or discrimination This newspaper cation travel. Please send We have openings on all shifts. We offer excellent pay and Convalescent Home In GREEN MANOR RANCH continuous experience In will not knowingly accept any advertisement for real estate which resume lo Box C. Man­ benefits. We will be recniiling on March 20lh, 1985 from 10 Manchester has two posi­ with 3 bedrooms, fireplace, all appliances, screened in NEW DUPLEX chester Herald. P.O. Box tions available every all phases of construc­ is in violation of the law porch, PLUS a new furnace, root, gutters, storm win­ Spacious home with 3 bedrooms in each unit. Custom am. to 4 p.m. in the H&R Block Office, Marshalfs Mall, 324 591, Manchester. CT Broad SI., Manchester. Monday, 7 - 3pm, and two tion. Full time employ­ dows, vinyl siding, and a 1 YEAR ERA BUYERS PROC- kitchens with range, dishwasher, and built-in micro HELP WANTED 06040. ment and benefits. Coll TECTION PLAN. $70's wave ovens. Full basements, 2 heating systems, narrow Must Call For Intorvimr AppoIntmonL week nights, 11 - 7am. In addition, on call time Is 742-5317, 8:30 to 5:00pm, vinyl siding and all storm windows and doors! A great Monday thru Friday. investment to help save taxesi $124,900. MEDICAL frequently available. By Owner— Manchester PERSONNEL Cresttleld Is a 155 bed, § PRINTING — CDNSTRUCTIDN ES- POOL S.N.F./I.C.F. Facility lo­ cated In a rural residen­ TIMATDR - Must have ESTIMATOR tial area. Please call Mrs. architectural/drafting Real Estate 549-0870 skills and understand the J. Brownstein, D.N.S., basics of engineering. Don Jackson and Rose Viola Jackson Commercial sheet fed offset plant looking for Monday thru Friday be­ 647-8400 646-8646 tween 9 and 3pm, at Must be throroughly fa­ experienced estimator. 643-5151. miliar with field proce­ Position requires an energetic person — attention dure. Please send resume MANAGEMENT TRAI­ to: Box D, Manchester to details important. Salary commensurate with ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CLERK Herald, PD Box 591, Man­ YOUNG COLONIAL JUST LISTED experience. NEE - Fast growing na­ with maintenance free exterior of aluminum. 6 large 3 bedroom Ranch in Manchester's south end. 1'/4 baths, tional corporation seeks chester, CT 06040. rooms, 1 'h baths, glass sliders to a 250’ deep lot AND at­ fireplace, rec room, breezeway, garage, plus a gor-! Excellent wages & non-contributory benefit GSP has on immediate opening for on entry talented, motivated Indi­ tached garagel Immediate occupancy geous lot new Keeney St. Schooll 1 YEAR ERA program. viduals for sales and PART TIME SECRE­ BUYERS PROTECTION PLAN! level Accounts Payable Clerk. Applicants TARY'S ASSISTANT must be able to operate various office operational manage­ Apply in person or call 643-1101. Replies will be ment trainee positions. WANTED - Adding ma­ BLANCHARD kept confidential. machines, file, and type 40 wpm. chine, typing, bookkeep­ Newer. Easy to maintain, Aluminum sided, 7 room Co­ & ROSSETTO, INC. Degree preferred. For lonial. 3 Bedrooms, large Fireplaced living room, For­ REALTORS right Individuals we offer ing and filing experience. Porter Street Areal ALLIED PRINTING SERVICES INC GSP offers an excellent benefits package Flexible hours. Send re­ mal dining room, eat-ln kitchen with appllancae 1 <6 New Uatingl 579 Middle Tufnptke W which includes medical, dental and life Insur­ challenging positions, U & R built Split Level with lots of extras. Private 189 WEST CENTER STREET Mancheslef Conn rapid advancement, and sume, Box 203, Buckland lot, terrific porch & more. Set up a showing with 21 years young with family rooms and garages (C o m e r o l M c K m ) T “ T ance, pension plan and tuition reimburse­ Station, Manchester. City utilities. CALL US TODAY! ment. Qualified candidates should apply at competitive compensa­ No Ag§nt$ or BrokerM us today! 646-2482 •—* thennafkof tion package. If quali­ our facility or send a resume with salary his­ FEDERAL, STATE, & tory to: fied, call 683-1500 or send printing exoellenoe resume to: Andrew C IVIL JDBS now availa­ PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT Gauthier, PD Box 44, ble. Call 1-619-569-8304 for Info. 24 hrs. GERBER SCIENTIFIC PRODUCTS, INC. East Windsor, CT 06088. r e a l t y w o r l d ® — Frechette Associates An equal opportunity employer. M /E . 151 Batson Drive CLERK - Accounts paya­ AIRLINES NDW HIR­ 73 West Center Street, Manchester, CT 06040 Manchester, CT 06040 ING. Reservatlonists, REALTY WORLD Telephone (203) 646-7709 ble, fast paced, varied, figure aptitude and flexi­ stewardesses and ground ESTIMATOR/ORDER WRITER bility required. Must be crew positions available. accurate and dependa­ Call 1-619-569-0241 for de­ Entry ll■v^■l |xisilioii nH|iiin>s oiUTgi'lii' 5 IF WE CAN’T SELL YOUR HOUSE, WE’LL BUY IT! ble. Experience pre­ tails. 24 hrs. IH-rsoii III Iniin iis a job oNtinialor *Call for more information. KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE >^by Larry W right ferred, but not necessary. VERNON READY? $ 9 4 ,900 luid order writer AII<>iition Competitive wage and M you ara ready to find Ihe home that Is ready lor you; then we to ilelails im|Kirtiuil. BUSINESS have II. Thie 3 bedroom Raleed Ranch la newly redKoralsd benefit package. Call for with a lower level lamily room, 3 car garage and country Some printing exiMTienee a pltrs. an appointment, 646-1737, I dppdrtunities kitchen all reedy lo be moved Into; and It's ready lor voul MANCHESTER $71,500 Plllowtex Corp. EDE. Comfortable 5 room starter Ranch conveniently located with 2 bed­ DAYCARE FDR SALE - rooms, newly remodeled bathroom, formal dining room and garge. Extre­ COST CLERK mely well maintained and a delight to see. Call for appointment. 643-4060 $75,000 plus long term l/Miking for liriglil individual witli aptitude lease. 50% owner financ­ for ngiux's lo cost onl luul analyzt' joKs. ing at fixed Interest rate. KSuniliarily wilti eoinpiiler sysUms, offnT Call 456-0345. pnK'ediin's lUid aeeoiuiling a LTV STEEL CDMPANY MANCHESTER 596,500 derinile pliLs. Must Ik‘ lunhilioiis mid seeks Individual capable T-SHIRT PRINTING Spacious 7 room Condominium in desirable Forest Ridge Large country haw tlx* aliility lo rvitson mit a pniblem. of performing mainte­ EQUIPMENT. 4-color kitchen, huge family room, lots ol storage space. Lovely wooded seltina nance duties on second printer, conveyor dryer, with plenty of privacy! ” Mixk-m progressiw printing plant. shift. Individual should exposing unit and ca­ ExeellenI wages mid lilH-ral nons-ontributory have strong electrical mera. Like new condi­ MANCHESTER TIRED? $73,900 iM-nefil pnigrmn. background as well as tion, with supplies. Will Tired of searching for the right house lor the right money? VERNON mechanical skills. Com­ train. $3,900. Phone 904- ' Then come end Inspect the quaint Interior of this 3 bedroom Cdonlel with modernized kHchsn. Ilnlehed basement and MANCHESTER $162,900 New to Ihe markel. U&R 7 Room Contemporary Cathedral celling living petitive salary and fringe 756-2280. JUST LISTED this magnificent 7 room Contemporary Ranch with 3 bed­ ,S*-nd tiLsume Attn: Alln-rt F^ler, first floor laundry, situaled among lota ot oak trees. All lor room, 1st floor lamily room, 3 bedrooms, spacious sun deck, 2'A baths, rooms, 2 baths, ceramic tiled kitchen & dining room, skylighted cathedral n'plies will Im> kept eoiindential. benefits. Apply In person $73,000. stone fireplace, Immaculate throughout. $129 900 ceilings & sunken fireplaced sitting room plus fireplaced living room. Ex­ at West Main St., Route TO CLEAN artificial ceptional throughout Call lor details. 643-4060 An Equal ()p|Mirtunity Employer M/E 32, It, IbMlaMw. Cl. 223 East Center St., Manchester, 643-4060 ers lo private patio overlooking park. Finished basement, 2'/i baths gor- n6t necessary. Emblem 8i geous kitchen and much morel Robert D. Murdock, Realtor Badge. 2S9-2S64. for sale. M A -4 S 1 S MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. March 15. 1985 — 83 MANCHKSTKK IIKUAl.l), Knd.iy, NLircIi 1'., Ii>»w*.«. le ffce F*— ■ REPAIR - Fast, quality FOGARTY BROTHERS 633-6558. teed, ports and service. Stondord transmission. gawar brata*. avaralia Iba* M l wia igan ta vt** f a r r a n d r e m o d e l ­ and a delight to see. Call 802-257-4347 NEW ONE BEDROOM Newer 2fam lly first floor, mediate and advance LICENSED DAYCARE — Bathroom remodel­ HARTFORD - Off Airport Low prices. B.D. Pearl & $1,295. C o ll 646-2796 otter service priced below i n g — Cabinets, roofing, tor an appointment. Sen­ APARTMENTS APARTMENTS - Heat, 5 rooms, carpeting, ap­ classes starting March 28 HOME has 2 openings, ing; Installation water Rood. Industrial Shop son, 649 Main Street, 5:00 pm. competitors. Reliable re­ gutters, room additions, try Real Estate, 643-4060. hot water, stove, refrig­ pliances, $480 plus utili­ BEHOLD at the East Hartford lots of love, exercise and heaters, garbage dispo­ FOR RENT spaces tor leose. 800-1500 643-2171. pairs done on all makes decks, all types of remo­ ( erator, older persons pre­ ties. No pets. Security Y W C A . C all 721-1386. $10,985 creative play. Bowers 1973 POST OFFICE JEEP and models of major deling and repairs. FREE sals; faucet repairs. 649- ferred. No pets. Near and references required. square feet. Ideal for oppitances. Call us today, School area. 646-1311. 4539. VIso/MosterCard BUSINESS small shops. Excellent - Many new ports. Coll estimates. Fully Insured. GREEN MANOR RANCH 3'/2 ROOM APARTMENT parkade. $450. C a ll 643- Coll 569-8002. FREE -One year old male NEW 1985 CHEVY say "HI", become a pre­ accepted. lo catio n . 563-0763, 563- between 6 and 9pm. 649- NEW 1985 CHEVY NEED ANY TYPING Telephone 643-6017, otter - with 3 bedrooms, fire­ PROPERTY - Private home, heat, 6802 o r 649-6205. QUEEN SIZE WATER- f^MISCELUNEOUS Guinea Pig. Evenings ASTRO VAN ferred custbmer at 3602. 4364, $500. DONE? Reports, Re­ 6pm, 647-8509. place, all appliances, appliances. Working sin­ N E W E R t h r e e b e d ­ BED • Simmons, wqve- FOB SALE 643-6149. S-10 PICKUP Incl. fuel Injection, ail season further reduced rates. gle adult only. No pets, MANCHESTER - Two r o o m APARTMENT - less, cpnvenlional style, Incl. 4 cylinderengir>e.4speed, steel belted radial tires. 10001b. sumes, etc. all done for $2 screened In porch, PLUS 1974 PLYMOUTH all season steel belted radial payload, p/a. power diac 643-0398. LEON CIESZYNSKI FLOORING children. C a ll 643-2880. room apartment. Fully S e co n d floor. takes pnly 60 gollont of - $4 per page. Call Sue at a new furnace, roof, gut­ RESTAURANT - Down­ 17 (WANTED S C A M P - 6 cylind er. $650. tires. 1000 lb payload, front brakes, front stabilizer bar, ra­ 742-8843, evenings 8< BUILDER — New homes, furnished, including Appliances, washer/d- water. Frame, nrat- R 71 RECREATIONAL disc brakes. Order your choice dio. 2 person seating, sliding ters, storm windows, town Manchester, very I t o r e n t CAR RADIO — E«cetl#nt Runs excellent. 647-7420 DAYCARE - "THE TREE- weekends.______additions, remodeling, FLOORSANDING — MANCHESTER - Large 2 stove, refrigerator, bed, ryer hook up. Private tresses & ^ llt-ln heater. Oi]0 ' I ITEMS of color todayl side door'w/glass. body side HOUSE" - Full or part vinyl siding, and a 1 good breakfast and lunch condition. High powered. otter 6pm. mold, body stripe, Stk. #65160. rec rooms, garages, kit­ Floors like new. Special­ bedroom townhouse In bureau. $65 per week plus driveway. $525 plus se­ One year olit. Originally tim e C A R E 2 and up. YEAR ERA BUYERS business. Good lease. 649- Includes Dolby NR, Boss G IV E Y O U R budget a chens remodeled, ceil­ izing In older floors, notu- convenient location. two weeks security dep­ curity. Utilities extra. HOUSING WANTED - $700, asking $400. A fte r —* ------Fully Insured, license PROTECTION PLAN. 8335, ask tor Karl or and Trebble controls and COURT HOUSE I MEM­ break ... shop the c la ssi­ ings, bath tile, dormers, ral and stained floors. No Boyle Real Estate, 649- osit. Call after 3pm. 6^ A v aila b le M a y 1st. 647- Married working couple 5pm, c o ll 528-1405. 1974 VOLKSWAGEN SU­ *6285 pending. Call Terri - 643- fied columns for bargain $70's. B lanchard 8, Ros- Bonnie. m ore. $90. Coll 646-1063 BERSHIP - Monthly fees *8785 roofing. Residential or waxing anymore. John 4800. 8877. 9347. seeks house or apart­ PER BEETLE - Good 7340. setto, 646-2482. otter 4; 30pm. paid through April. $50. buys! com m ercial. 649-4291. V erfg llle. C o ll 646-5750. ment. $400 range. Must condition. Approxi­ KIRSCH TRAVERSE C oll 649-2160. NEW 1985 CHEVY NEW DUPLEX - Spa­ MANCHESTER - Three allow pets. 875-6767. 17'/3 FOOT LINCOLN CA m a te ly 100,000 m ile s . NEW 1985 CHEVY bedroom duplex. $480 DRAPERY ROD, Antique M O F U U .^ PICKUP cious home with 3 bed­ CARDINAL BUICK’S brass, 84" - 120" with all NOE and accessories $2,300. Serious inquiries G-10 VAN plus u tilities. 646-^25. Incl. 300 V-a engine, auto., p/a, Incl. radial tires, rear door & * ro o m s In each u n it. (ROOMMATES Coldspot refrigerator only. 646-7946 after 5om. power front diac brakes, five HOMES r i T i l HOMES hardware. Like new, $35. side door glass. 2 person seat­ I Custom kitchens with Pot Full of Savings! WANTED C a ll 646-6268. washer and dryer. 643 TAG SALES oversize tires, AM radio, ing, power steering, power HELP WANTED HELP WANTED FOR SALE FOR SALE range, dishwasher, and STORE AND 9574 between Bbm and gauges, three In stock for brakes. AM radio. Stk. #85200. bullt-ln micro wave ov­ 1974 P L Y M O U T H - 4 prompt dellveryl APARTMENT TO OLDER FOUR DRAWER 8pm. ens. Full bosements, 2 OFFICE SPACE TAG SALE - Saturday door. Running condition. MANCHESTER NEW 1985 BUICK DRESSER with full Y O U N G C O L O N IA L with heating systems, narrow SHARE - Manchester. M a rch 16th, lOom. Baby $400 or best otter. See a maintenance tree exte­ $162,900. JU S T L IS T E D NEW 1985 BUICK NEW 1985 BUICK Neat, responsible roo- swing-type m irror. Hos6" SWIM POOLS WARE­ *8985 *8885 vinyl siding and all storm MANCHESTER - Office gear, toys, ond clothing. Saturday at 107 Keeney rior of aluminum. 6 large this magnificent 7 room CENTURY mate wanted to share two legs. Needs, some work. H O U SE forced to dispose NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED windows and doors! A SKY HAWK T-TYPE SKYLARK Custom 4 Or., Automatic. or retail space. High St. Marys Church, 41 Street. rooms, I'/j baths, glass Contemporary Ranch bedroom apartment. $235 $50.00. 643-2880 of new on/ground, 31 foot great investment to help 2 D r, S/Roof. 5-Spd . 4 Dr . V-6, Automatic. Air, Stereo. WSW, Tint traffic' area. Excellent long pools com plete w ith Pork Street, Manchester. Full Size 4 Wkeel Drives, Luxury Conversion IN MANCHESTER AREA sliders to a 250' deep lot with 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, sign visibility. F.J. Spl- plus '/2 utilities. Call days sa v e ta x e s! $124,900. Stereo. Alum. Wheels Stereo. Air. WSW. & More! G lass & More! huge sundecks, fencing, Vans, «Nl BeaiivHle Sjiortsvan in Store AND attached garage! ceramic tiled kitchen 8, 643-2377. C H E R R '/ 'D O U B L E B E D , 1980 MERCURY C O U ­ Blanchard 8, Rossetto, lecki, 643-2121. hlgh-rote filters, pumps, GARAGE SALE - Loads Immediate occupancy. dining room, skylighted SAVE Mattress, bedspread, GAR XR7 - Automatic, St. John St. 115-175 646-2482. * 9 6 8 7 * 1 0 . 8 7 0 . dresser, stand, $400. Wing lodders, warrantee, etc. of clothing, brIc-a-brac, Blanchard 8, Rossetto, cathedral ceilings 8, STOCK *5117 MANCHESTER DOWN­ PLAYER PIANOS cre In AM/FM Stereo, Air con- Rt. 83 n v n r CHEVY S TOCK O C K A S M S Asking $988 COM PLETE. househood Items and St. Lawrence St. all 646-2482. sunken flreplaced sitting demand. If you have One and occosionoi chair, dltlonlng, radlols. TOWN, second floor, four Financing available. Call much more. 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1 2 . 9 % n , 0 0 0 , 0 0 0 resigns post 1 Year/12,000 Mile Warranty Financing Available (1 million) By Helen Thomas Donovan and the construction company United Press Internotional he used to run. on most used cars Available on most used F R E E chance to win. Speakes said Labor Undersecretary WASHINGTON - Labor Secretary Ford B. Ford, who has had day-to-day. to qualified buyers cars to qualified buyers Ask salesman. Must be Raymond Donovan, haunted by allega­ control of the department since Dono­ tions of ties to organized crime since he van began a leave of absence in October (83 and 84 cars) (83 and 84 cars) licensed driver over 18. joined the Reagan administration, 1984, would continue to run the agency. resigned Friday after a New York judge There was no immediate word on a refused to dismiss charges of fraud and permanent replacement for Donovan. larceny against him. The White House spokesman said ‘Tt is with a profound mixture of Donovan met with the president in the 83 MERCURY LYNX regret and pride that I submit to vou my Oval Office about 1:35 p.m. EST. 82 MERCURY LYNX 84 TOPAZ resignation as secretary of labor,” He said that Donovan "thanked the Donovan said in a letter to President president for the opportunity to serve in Reagan. "It has been the greatest the Cabinet” and for Reagan’s "support privilege of my life to have served for over the past months” while he took a 2 & 4 Doors four years in the Cabinet of the best leave of absence to defend himself. Secdans & Wagons Sedans & Wagons president this country has ever Speakes said Reagan ’’expressed his elected.” sympathy” particularly for Donovan’s AT, AC, PS, PB, Speed Donovan, in a separate statement family who have suffered from the issued by the Labor Department, said ordeal over the past few months. : . y AT - And AirConditioning AT-And AirConditioning he did not want the pending court battle He said there was no discussion of the Control, Rear Defogger to "distract the president or the country "specific charges” against Donovan from the administration's mission since litigation is underway. securing Am erica’s pre-eminent posi­ Earlier in the day, Donovan released ‘^Special Purchase” “Special Purchase” tion in the world.” a statement saying he was disappointed “Special Purchase” White House spokesman Larry by the judge’s decision not to dismiss Speakes told reporters that no one in the the indictment. White House encouraged or suggested "E ven though I know it is rare for an $3550 to $4150 $4250 to $5285 that Donovan quit. indictment to be dismissed. I am disappointed by his failure to throw out $5850 to $6990 Reagan, accepting the resignation this totally unfounded and politically with “ deep regret.” spoke fondly of the motivated prosecution,” said Donovan, man who has been dogged by controv­ “Limited Suppiy” “Limited Supply” who took a leave of absence from his “Limited Suppiy” ersy since before he was confirmed as post when the indictment was first secretary of labor in 1981 and noted that /^nnounped Oct. 1, 1984. Herald photo by Tarquinto he has never been convicted of a crime. "OriOB again, however, I will tell you “While They Last’ “While They Last” “ Ray Donovan has not been con­ that I have not violated any law, and I Everyone’s Irish today “While They Last” victed of anything, and, no less than any am confident that a jury will find me not other American, he is entitled to the guilty after hearing all the evidence,” The hand of “Sprinkles" the leprechaun, left, passes fifth-grader Simone Gavvin, fourth-grader Billy benefit of a presumption of innocence,” Donovan’s statement said. the names of winning students and teachers to Stratton and kindergartener Derric^k Morgan. Reagan said in a one paragraph The defense lawyers argued that statement. Waddell School Principal Dr. Gail Rowe Friday Teachers who won were Mr. Casavant, Mrs. there was insufficient evidence to during the school’s Irish Sweepstakes drawing. The Thompson and Miss L^angevin. The names were 80 CHRYSLER 78 FORD "W hile I agree with Ray that his need prosecute Donovan, the Schiavone 84 LINCOLN 83 CHEVROLET 81 MAZDA to devote himself fully to his defense Construction Co. of Secaucus, N.J., and names of the three students and three teachers who drawn after Sprinkles did an Irish jig around the TOWN CAR CAMARO Z28 82 MAZDA CORDOBA LTD PICK UP GLC Black Car Fully Equipped 4 Door Red. One Owner. 43.000 now precludes his continuing in office, nine other men. each won a button were drawn from a pool of names sweeptstakes box. Siive* rnetaiic. Auto. AC P Win­ 5-Speed. T-Top 3Door Hatch Back. 5 Speed he leaves the Cabinet with my friend­ Donovan, William Masselli, New dows P Seats AM FM Stereo miles submitted by students. The student winners were was^it^96 IS $ 3 ,5 3 5 was '^Si^is * 4 ,7 7 0 ship and heartfelt gratitude for all of his York state Senator Joseph Galiber and was^rmis * 1 4 ,5 9 5 was *Tt;99Lis $10,777 was-W is $3,990 was ■*4;99ll is $3,990 efforts on behalf of this seven others pleaded innocent to administration" charges they defrauded the New York The announcement was made just City Transit Authority of $7 million in Figures show 4.5 percent jump hours after Reagan told reporters: “ I the construction of the 63rd Street 84 LINCOLN still have faith and confidence in Ray subway. 85 MERCURY 82 OLDS 82 MAZDA 80 LINCOLN 79 MAZDA Donovan.” AFL-CIO President Lane Kirkland 98 REGENCY 626 LX MARK VII RX-7 MARK VII MARQUIS BROUGHAM 18.000 miles BiM Blass Edition The resignation came after Justice issued a statement Friday saying: 4 Door B'uC V-fl (T.lOd . 4 Door D . • ' - a d e a ( a T w o to choose from Automobiles pace Grand List rise Loaded, Like new, 70CX) miles All Gold Color Lnathp’ Interi.or Fuii John Collins of the State Supreme Court "The AFL-CIO hopes that the president the toys was WSilS *9,333 was "W is $6,969 was'^^StLis *7 ,8 7 8 $6,565 Powe' in New York rejected a request Friday now will appoint a person who enjoys was-^tmis $9222 by Donovan’s lawyers that fraud and the respect of labor, as well as Bv Alex Glrelll economy. convince state officials that the grant was'^TtWis $ 1 9 ,4 2 9 larcency charges be dismissed against management and the public at large.” Herald Reporter He said he recalled that on the 1983 list, should be increased. A further appraisal about 17 pages were devoted to listing 1983 has been conducted and will be submitted Manchester’s new net Grand List model cars. On the 1984 list, about 43 pages soon as a means of increasing the grant for amounts to $687,116,000, an increase of are devoted to listing 1984 cars. future years. 81 CHEVROLET 84 MERCURY 83 LINCOLN 83 MERCURY $29,844,000 — or about 4.5 percent — over Vincent said the new figure for motor The hospital has been conducting a 80 AMC MARQUIS BROUGHAM 81 MAZDA CAPRI MALIBU CONCORD G26 TOWN CAR Soviets rap Belgium the old list, according to figures released vehicles produced the 16.7-percent in­ reconstruction program. 2 Door. AT, Air Conditioning AM FM Ste'f.'. AC L 'aned Bl;,l f.lfl.l AC (’ vv-r. AC. AM/FM Stereo. Full Instrumen­ Friday by Town Assessor J. Richard crease, despite the fact that the taxable Additions to the hospital and to the 4 Speed choose mT Sporty Blue, 5 spd. Bucket seats ? A. P A>.‘ r>,i SI,,... tation. Looks Brand New. 14,000 was'Wis $5,990 miles, 5 spd. 2 to choose from Vincent. value of a vehicle normally drops 10 percent campus of Manchester Community College was is $2,950 was'’9:4m is $ 8 ,7 2 0 was'*5^W. is $4,980 was^t^is $12,940 The 1983 Grand list totaled $657,272,000. a year. are major reasons for an increase in the was-*lt;4?fi-is $7,290 for missile decision Changes by the Board of Tax Review The $68,711,000 net taxable grand list for assessment of tax-exempt real estate. amounted to $99,000 and will not signifi­ 1984 will be the list on which taxOs are levied The tax-exempt category in the list for By John Callcotl cantly change the amount of revenue that to help support the town budget for the Oct. 1, 1984, was $118,720,000, compared 85 MERCURY United Press International Shultz says Reagan can be produced by the list, Vincent said. 1985-86 fiscal year, which begins on July 1. with $112,192,000 for the previous year. That 80 HONDA COUGAR 81 MERCURY 82 BUICK The largest-percentage increase in the Manchester General Manager Ro^rt represents an increase of $6,528,000 or 5.8 80 DODGE CENTURY 84 MERCURY MOTORCYCLE - CM400T OMNI 13,000 miles. Burgundy Red, AC. CAPRI COUGAR GENEVA, Switzerland — U.S.-Soviet ready for dialogue Oct. 1, 1984, list over the Oct. I, 1983, list Weiss has not yet released his budget percent. 5 Speed AM FM Cass. Wire Wheels. Velour C-- . Ra^ Um P.*.‘ - 4 Door, AC. AM/FM. Radial Tires. arms negotiators, taking a long wee­ came in motor vehicles. Their value recommendation. The increase of $12,638,000 in taxable real Automat.c l -a • i :• or)ly 20,000 miles Tan AC AM FM Vpl 'u* SP'” ty — see page 4 was is $1,990 Interior, Very Sharp kend after only one working se.ssion, climbed 16.7 percent, from $71,037,000 to After he does so, the Board of Directors property was due to new construction, was ^ 4 ^ IS *3 ,8 5 0 was'nt:44a is $9,940 was'^H^M- is $7,280 was'^TtS^ IS $ 9 ,5 9 5 faced a new obstacle Friday — $82,929,000 — an increase of $11,892,000. will hold workshops on the recommenda­ Vincent said. He said it was normal for the In absolute dollars, the increase for tion. Then, in May, it will adopt a budget current state of the economy and not a $5,200 deployment of U.S. cruise missiles in he would ’’negotiate on the kitchen vehicles amounted to almost as much as the and set a mill rate for taxes that will be due dramatic increase. Belgium. floor” provided there was a chance of increase for real property. inpayments onJuIy 1,1985,andJan. 1,1986. He said the $5,314,000 increase in personal The first week of the new U.S.-Soviet success. The real-property figures are $533,626,000 The tax rate will be determined by the property-assessment reflected the pur­ arms talks began Tuesday with pledges After the first working session 83 FORD 82 CADILLAC 81 MAZDA 81 LINCOLN for the 1984 list, compared with $520,988,000 amount of the budget less the amount of chase of new equipment, particularly 81 MAZDA DeVILLE TOWN CAR NEW TRADES of good intentions and concluded with a Thursday, during which Kampelman ESCORT GLC GLC working session Thursday. Negotiators for 1983. That represents an increase of revenue from sources other than taxation. computerization equipment. t , , ■ B . i ■ Beautiful Bronze, Wagon. AM/FM. and Karpov read and exchanged Rod AM FM Stere*. 4 spo Rad'a Luxury, One Owner, 5 Speed, Air. $12,638,000, only 2.4 percent. Vincent said there would be an increase in The only budget recommendation affect­ T.tos on , 34 000 os B ' <• ; ••. . . :• Luggage Rack. Radial Tires. Sharp were to report to their capitals before documents outlining their basic posi­ Stereo COM ING IN The personal property figure changed the at least one of those outside sources — a Shape talks resume Tuesday. tions. U.S. spokesmen described the ing the tax rate that General Manager least, both in dollars and percentage. state grant in lieu of taxes for Manchester Weiss has made public is his recommenda­ was W IS *4 ,9 0 5 But Moscow Friday warned that atmosphere as "businesslike” and "one $4,595 was-’mwiis *1 2 ,4 6 0 Personal property accounted for Memorial Hospital. He said the grant was-Wis $5,245 was-nfr^is * 9 ,8 4 0 DAILY. NEW Belgium’s decision to deploy 16 U.S. of mutual respect.” tion for the Board of Education. He has $70,561,000 of the 1984 list, compared with increase would result from an appraisal cruise missiles immediately under a But Soviet and American sources recommended no cuts in the school board $65,247,000 for 1983, an increase of $5,314,000 made of the hospital by the staff of the 81 LINCOLN 1979 NATO plan raises "additional conceded that despite the cordial request of $25.258,.546 for the year beginning CARS TO or 8.1 percent. assessor’s office. 82 MAZDA 81 FORD 75 VW TOWN CAR obstacles” to the new arms talks. atmosphere, the opening statements July 1. Vincent attributed the increase in motor- He said the grant for 1984-85 would be GLC GRANADA BEETLE 81 MAZDA Tass, the official Soviet news agency, reflected previously well-known That budget is an increase of about 8 vehicle value to the purchase of many new. $132,000, compared to $60,537 last year. Sharp Misty Blue. AM/FM stereo, F.1'’ B’ 'A' ' -a- A( A*.' • V . Mint Shape. Miles Low, 4 Spd GLC CHOOSE FROM. said the decision by the Belgian Cabinet positions. percent over the budget for the current automobiles, a reflection of the improved The town conducted the appraisal to Bucket seats. 5 spd ii,v 4 spd, AM/FM. Radial Tires Thursday night came ” at a time when "There was nothing new in either of year. was^?;Mis $1,940 on the international horizon, there was"’S^5fl.is $4,950 was'^f:Mis *5 ,7 5 7 wasnwaiis * 1 0 ,3 8 0 (Over 100 Cars them,” one U.S. source said. was-Wis $4,990 appeared sparkles of hope for a The talks — the first superpower To Choose From) relaxation of international tension.” arms control negotiations since the "This is the way of raising additional Soviets broke off similar talks in late obstacles to attainment of accords on Implant offers hope of hearing 1983 — are the most ambitious ever real disarmament,” Tass said, refer­ between the two major powers. They ring to the arms talks. encompass intercontinental nuclear NEW HAVEN (UPI) - An advanced Univeraity of Utah, and made by Symbion, darkened room,” said Dr. Gordon Stroth­ SATURDAY SERVICE SATURDAY SERVICE U.S. delegation leader Max M. weapons, medium-range nuclear mis­ device for the hearing impaired praised as Inc., developers of the Jarvik artificial ers, an ear, nose and throat specialist who Kampelman said when the talks began siles in Europe and space systems. "the wave of the future” was implanted heart. performed the two implants. last Tuesday he saw it as ” a good But the talks on space weapons are Friday into the ears of two totally deaf The device picks up sounds through a Dr. Keat Jin Lee, the chief of St. OUR SERVICE DEPARTMENT THE OUR SERVICE DEPARTMENT omen” that each side agreed on a need pivotal. people and is expected to enable them to microphone on an ear hook and converts Raphael’s ear, nose and throat section,said Now Open Sat., 9 A.M. -1 P.M. to reduce nuclear stockpiles. Chief Now Open Sat, 9 A.M. -1 P.M. President Reagan is resolved to hear and understand speech. them into electrical impulses that are sent as time goes on the newer versions of the Soviet delegate Viktor P. Karpov said Daily 8 A.M. - 4:30 P.M. Daily 8 A.M. - 4:30 P.M. continue research on his so-called "Star ‘T m very excited,” Eugenia Dixon. 58, a through a cable into four electrode wires cochlear implant will be able to transmit NEW. Wars” defense — a sophisticated Groton mother of five, said before the implanted in the inner ear and home of the more than 20 tones. system to destroy incoming missiles. three-hour operation at the Hospital of St. organ for hearing. The patients at St. Raphael’s will leave MANCHESTER MANCHESTER Inside Today But Moscow links any agreements on Raphael. It is one generation newer than the device *the hospital next week for a stay of a month nuclear weapons to a ban on all space 'T’m very optimistic,” said Edmund implanted recently at the Veterans Admin­ or so at home to allow the implanted area to systems and an end to U.S. research. Cassetti, a 70-year-old grandfather from istration Medicdl Center in West Haven. heal. When they return a pocket sound 643-5135 643-5135 20 pages. 2 sections Tass reiterated the Krem lin’s stand Rocky Hill, who is a retired voocational Because only one wire was used in the VA processor will be hooked up to the rest of the Open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. MORIAR< Friday. director at the American School for the surgery, the patient was not able to artificial ear. It’s expected they will be able 301-315 Center St. Advic*. __ 12 ObiluahM . "Everything that has been mentioned Deaf in West Hartford. distinguish speech. to hear people talking at that point. ButlDMI. ^ 20 Opinion..- confirms once again that it is now Monday thru Friday M a n ch ester . 1S-10 PeopleUiN . Both have been deaf for 20 years and are About 27 patients around the country St. Raphael’s is one of several conducting Sat. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Comict 8 Sports impossible to tackle the problem of able to read lips. They were the first have had the device implanted, and one has clinical tests of the device nationwide. (Exit 92 off 1-84) _ 12 Television. strengthening security and reducing Connecticut residents to receive the ’ ‘artifi­ been wearing one form of it for nine years. Strothers said he has 17 candidates waiting Lottery ___ 2 Weather _ nuclear arms in isolation from prevent­ cial ear," actually a multi-channel elec­ "The best patient we have so far can pick for the operation which costs between ing militarization of space,” Tass said. trode developed by Dr. James Parkin at the up 90 percent of words spoken to him in a $16,000 and $18,000.